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PHILADELPHIA:
J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANy.
LONDON: 10 HENRIETTA STREET, COVENT OAIIDEN.
1891.
Copyriglit, 1891, by J. U. Liim-incuit Cosii'Any.
C.I
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H.
Hn(i({).|iM'ii, SophiiN. (Tmns.) Mcthoila an.l Tho-
oriM lor the Solution of I'mbloms of (iuometri™! Con-
8triiction. I,y Julius Pulcrsen, I,nn., IH71), Svo.
IIiiiis, lOriiNt Anton Mux, I'll. I). CatuloKuo of
Ninsknt MU.l l>„ii li„„k, |n ,|,o iJiitj,!, Museum, I,on.,
llnbberton, John, b. lSt2, in lirooklvn, X.V. ■
was liU'iiiry .•.lii,,,- „f the Clirialiun Union l^7l-7s, un.l
has sinuc been on tho editorial stuff of the Nciv York
Ifnil.l I. Ikl.us H,,bi,.,. By thfir l,«tt.>t Vicliu,.
lio.-t., INO 8,|. |,i„,o |,„,| svo. Anon. (More. Hum
one hunJruil „n,l liCy tl,.,„s,in.| ....pies huve been soi.l.)
i. Iho liaiton Kxpcrinicnt, \. York. Isrn, Himo. :!.
rho Jencho U.m.l: a .Xtor.v of Western Life. Chie..
lS7fl. sni. Ito. 1. (K,|.) Select Uritish E.S8uvi.sl,s, (vol
1. :) f|ieetator, (.■^ulecte.l Papers,) by Ad.ji.son I'm.l .Steele;
with lntr»,ljict(uy K.ssuy and liioKraphienl Sketches,
, • •"''*: J '\' "•■■"I' '-'""• ■'. lirown-Up Jii.bies. Illust.
-on., Ih,,, isino. (i. My Motber-in-Uw, Lon., Is77,
Um,> , (K,l.) Sir K„.er ,lo Coverley : con.istiuK
ot tho I'apeis rolatin- to Sir Roller dc Uoverlcy
publisbed in tho ".Speelalur:" ,vith an Ii.tioduelory
ts.say, js,7 Svo. S. Other People's Children, N. York,
'" '•."'I- '"""'• J- Tl'« ^'-ni'lureClubof Valley iiesl
or, Sketehes of Everybody's Neighbors, X. York, I,H77,
m. l»mo. in Somo Folks, nuist. N. York, l,S77
i^n. '■ I''"IV'''"-.V. IlliHt. N. York, l87.M2nio:
,-• ^''"-'■' }^:^",1'''\,''''"" "-"N >vo. I.!. Tho Crew of
10 ••Sam \\ e ler," \. York, I>7S, sq. lOuio. 1 1. .Just
One Day I!„st., I,s7il, liinio; „e>v e,l.. entitled "Mrs.
Maybnrn.s Iwins." &c., I'hila., 18,-<:', Svo. 15. The;
Worst ii"y in lown. Illust. N. York, 1880, sq.
biiio. 1(>. Who was Paul Uraysony Illust. X.York,
r 1 1 r,'- ' ""•, '"• '■'''" ""W'bam l'u/.2le.- a Novel:
also] My Priend Moses: a Story, \. York, Isst, IL'iuo!
8. (,e,.rj;e «"shinKt.m, (17:iL'-l 7UU,) (•• Lives .,f A.ner-
lean "''rtliies, ) N.York, IS8t, Itimo. 1». Urueton's
Bayou, Pliila., 18.80, Svo.
"[".oriKliiality of motive, in fresliiii'ss of treatment and
11, a wiimiiit; pal leli.. ^.raee wliieli is not a i u v , ,r, I'l e
ol the story, hut is wrcuiL'ht iiitc its verv lUbi'k' ' 111' m"s
Bayon stands al,u,eamon«reeent„c.vels.'_7c-;,,/.^
20. lountiy Luck, [a novel,] Phila., 1SS7, U'mo.
Ilubcrslion, .Mutthcw Henry. Tho Wave of
^<•epllel^nl and the Hock of Truth : a Keply to "Suuer-
Uiitural lieli^'ioii," Lon , |s7a, p. Svo. '
Ilabfrshon, Samuel Osborne, M.D FRCP
iv.'j-l.ssil, b. at Uolherham; studied mcdieine at Gily's
Hospital and at the University of London, where 'ho
graduated 18IS: physician to Guy's lL)spital ISBC-SU'
vice-president of ihu Royal Collcgo of Physicians 1887,
fa. 1. A Catalogue of tho Models of Diseases of the
Skill 111 the Museum of liuy's Hospital, Lon., 1854, Svo.
^. lalhologieal ami Practieal Observations on Diseases
oltbe Abdomen, l,..n., 1857, Svo; Ith cd., 1888. 3,
Meaioal Scienee in its General Aspects and .'^tudy • a
l.cctuie, Lon., 18,V.), Svo. 4. On the Injurious ElVeets
01 Mercury in the Treatment of Disease, Lon., IS5'J p
8^0. D. On Disease of the .Stcmiaeh : the Varieties of
U.vsiicpsia, their Uiagnosi.s and Treatment, Lon., 1866 '
p.-vu; :id ed., 1S7II. (i. On the Pathoh.gy and Tieat-
liieiitul some Diseases of the Liver, (Lettsmnian Lec-
tures, 1S72,) Lon., isri', 8vo; 2d cd., I8S5. 7. On tho
l'atliii|.,;ry „t (ho Pneumogastric Nerve, (Lumleian Lec-
tures, is, I,,) Lon., 1877, p. Svo; 2d ed., 1885. ,\ The [
Adviinccinent of Seieiire by E.xperimontal Research :
the IhirvTian Oration, l-<8;!, Lon., 188.!, or. Svo.
Hiibirslion, William <;., and Gladstone,
Tlioums H., Ph. I), ilM.) Hymns for tho Use of
l^liristiaii Associations, Lou., ISC),'), lUino.
Hal)ii>.|ittW, Fredciick. Catalosuc of the Diato-
"laeca. |:,|itod by R. Ilit.hcock. N. York, 1881, 4to.
Mack, .Uiiry Pryor. I. Consecrated Women. By
l-lnu.li",t|.-nid.j Lon., is-ii, p. Svo. 2. Self-Surremler':
a hecon.l .-.ries of Oonseciated Women, Lon., 18S| n
8vo; new ed., 1888. :i. Christian Womanhoo,!, Lon.!
188,1, p. s,„, 4, Faithful Service: Sketches of Chris-
tian Woo,,,,, Lon., 18S5. p. ^vo. 5. Mary Prvor: a
l-ih3.htoiy Ml ,1 Hundred Years Ago, Lon., 1887, Svo ^
Muck, Stephen. Horsc-Shoos and Horse-Owners •
or.The Why and Uooause of Broken Knees and Uns. und
Lefts, Lon., 1874, Svo.
Ilncker, J. II. Memoirs of Thomas Smith Thom-
son, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S., Medical Missionarv of .Neyoor,
Iravancore, South India. Illust. Lon., l,-'s7, cr. ,svo.
Ilncker, M. E. n illinm. Guide for the Order
ol High Priesthood. Portland, .Mo., L-tU. 12mo.
Iliiekett, I'^rnnk Wiirren. I. Memoir of Wil-
liam Henry Young llackett: with Selections from his
AVritings, P,,,.tsmoutli. \.||., 1S711, svo. Privately
pritited. 2. llie Geneva Awanl Acts : with Notes and
Relerences to Decisions of the Court of Commission of
Alabama Claims Host., 1882, Svo. :!. (Kd.) Porlsmouth
Records: with Notes, ISSli. 8vo.
Ilnckett, Ilev. Hornlio Biilih, D.D , LL D
L"W,, vol 1., add.,] d. IS75: resigned his chair in New'
ton Iheologieal institution in |s(;y, „nd in ls7li was
appointed professor of New Tc.-tameiit Greek in lioclies-
ter Iheological Seminary. Cliristinn Memorials of the
"ar; w,lh Historical .Notes, Lost., 18,14, l2mo
llackett, Jnnies Henry, Imiii-I87I, b. in New
iork City; a popular actor, specially noted lor his im-
personation of Falstair. Notes and Comments ui,on Cer-
taiii Plays and Actors of Sl,akespe„,e : with Criticism.s
and Correspondence, N. York, l>,;:), 12mo; .'M e,l.. 18(14
Ilnckett, M. (Trans.) Life of St. Klizabeth of
lluiigary. Duchess of Thuringia, by C. ,le .Montalembert,
N. \ork. 1878, I (lino. '
Ilnckett, Iticharil It. Wirksworth and Five .Miles
round: an llistoricil Sketch, Wirksworth, Isil.i, Svo
Hackhonse, Allretl. The .Suceessful Pole-
Climber: a .Memoir of .I,din Wilco.'i, Late Corporal,
Niiiety-Si.xth Regiment, Lon., 18511, Svo.
llackleton, Mrs. M. \V. .Jamestown of Pama-
gmd : a Poem, N. York, IsiW, 12mo.
Ilnckley, Charles Elihu, M.D., b. is.ifi, at
Lnaihlla, N.V. : graduated at the Medical .School of
the I niversity of Pennsylvania IsliU; served through
t be civil war ns surgeon in the U.S. cavalrv, and was
c inical professor of diseases of the eye and ear in the
W omen's .Mcilieal College, New York, l,'<7ll-76 I (Ed )
'rrcatise ,m Diseases of the Eye. liy C. Stellwag von
Cai-ion. Lon ISliS, r. Svo. 2. (Trans.) A Text-Rook
ot Iractieal Medicine, by V. von Niemeyer, Lon., 187.1,
8vo; newed., 1881). X (Trans.) (Jeneral .Surgical Pal
tho ogy and Iherapeutics, by Dr. The. dor Rillroth : with
A,lditioii9 by Dr. A. von Winiwart l..,n., 1871», 8vo
Iluckman, Kev. AlCred, X. ... -sil-ls/i, b. at
*ulha,ii. neiir London ; gra.luated at CI list Church, Ox-
lord, l,^.l,; chaplain of Cbri.st Churcl. I8;!7-7:1; vicar
^Lo"-",'"^' /'"'" ,'■'•*'■'•■ ""b-librarian ,.f tho R eian
{,^-rr- , A Catalogue uf the Collection of the Tanner
MS.s. in the liodleian, O.vf., |S6l), 4to
Hnckner, Kev. Hillibald. Socialism and the
th,ircli: "'■,_Henry George ,». Archbishop Corrignn,
N. York, 1887, |2mo.
Hackwood, Frederick William. 1. Notes of
Lessons on Moral Subjects: for Teachers, ic., Lon,
88,,, p. Svo 2. The Wednesbury Papers, Wednesbury,
v ,' ',"■ ^ History of Darlaston, near Wednesbury,
>i eilnesbury, IS87. Svo.
Iladdan, Uev. Arthur W est, B.D., L8li',-187,T
b. at Woodford, Esse.\ ; giaduated, lirst class Lit. Hum '
at Trinity College, O.vfonI, |8;i7, an,l elected to two Fel-
lowships; ordained 18411, and in the same year was
eurato to ,). II. Newman: dean of Trinity foV several
years, and afterwanls vice-president; rector of Barton-
on-Ieath, Warwickshire, from 1857. He edited tho
works ol Archbishop Bramliall and of Herbert Thorn-
dike m the Aiiglo-Catholie Library, and wrote some of
the es.says in " Replies to Essays ami Reviews." 1. Apos-
tolic Succes.sion in the Church of England, Lon., 1809,
svo; new ed., ISS;!. 2. (Tr:u!S.i St. An-usfin^ fl.i the
irinity, (1 he Works of St. Augustine, vol. vii.,) Edin.,
D.C.L., Bishop of Brechin. Lon., lS7(i, Svo
tblil,,?,'!.'.'^','? „'■"",'■''-' !'"■''■'' '} "'i''^ ''••'>'>. '""1 «re classified
1.1 the t,^,leure,mV^,t^\rn,U.r;hei;ea;iJ"f'.^ I^^^^il
'JZ:.. 1. ,''","'t' \\','"''<Si' ■ Ecclesiastical llislorv;'
■criptu.,,. .„„„.
i )'f-'l.'ii''''r*iV'"'''''''H'l ' •'*''^'^'''"'''-'"''S■' ''"'I ■ Ge'nen'il iiistilry''
i)f all ol these siihjccts Mr. Haddan had something to say,
73o
I+IG5
H
HAD
lull II was in ppclcsliiRtlrnl lilstury Hint liu was iniwt at
licpini'."— .-(I/. Hi I., xlll. :iiil.
Willi SnniiH, Wii.i.nM, (oil.) Coiinoili' nn.l Kcclc-ins-
ticMil DmMiiiioiilii ri'liitiiig 111 (Iriijit Diiliiin iind Iri'liinJ,
Kijilecl iilltr ,S|iolniiiii aii'l Wilkiiis. O.vl'., lMill-71, 3
V(ll!<. SV".
'■'Ilii' wcirli Is rnilly a (rroiil niic. worthy of tlio vast
laliiiiir wliicli liax turn sprtil ii|niii ii, wiirtliy, ui' may
mill, 111 liif many yi:i\v iluriiin whiili MliiilarH liavi> bet'ii
waning; lnr il." -Siil. A'ri,, xxix. HI'.',
Iluddail, .1. I,. I. |,ni,i|„n Cabi: tlio " Cimriic"
Syslcm, a» iippliuil tn LoimIihi or any liaruic Cily, I,iin.,
18B7, tto. 2, KcunuiiiiiMil Ori;-lliiil'HftilHiiy (»i' Iinlia,
the C'liliinien, and S|mr(ifly-l'o|iiilatii(l Ciiuntricii, .lo.,
l.iin., I>71, Svn.
Ilatidiiii, 'riKiiiiiiN Henry, M.A., li.C.I.., 1h||.
lH7:i, brollicr of Uev. A. \V. Ilmldan, »ii/./(i .■ Ii. in l.im-
don ; Kraduati'd with a dimliir .rsl ulass at llraKi-nii.ic
CnMcue, llxlbrd, |N;i7; Fflliiw i.f Kxuter Ciiilegc ls:)7-
4o, and Ki'in'd a Vinerian KelliiH>hi|i l>47 ; called to tho
bar at tho Inner 'l'ern|ili' IMI, and prartisfd an a ciin-
vcyanccr; was the uriginatiir and lnr n I'ho.t limecililnr
of the (iuardian. 1. The I.iiniled l.ialiiiity Aet, ISo.i;
with I'rei'edents and Niites, Len., Isij, p. Svn. 2. Out-
lines of the Administrative Jurisdiction of llie Court of
Chancery i bein^ the .Substance of a Series of Lectures,
Lon., I.srt2, p. SV".
Ilaildcii, J. Cutlibcrt. I. Mendelssohn, ("(ircnt
Composers," Lon., ISs.t, fp. svo. 2. Handel, ("(Jreat
Composers,") Lon., l.sSf<, I;'ino.
Iladdi'ii, Hv\. Itolicrt Ilviiry, graduated at
Merlim College, Oxford, IS77; curate of .St. liotolph,
Bishup^Mte, London, issil-s,s, and since then vicar of
.St. liotolph, Aldgnte, London. 1. An liasl Knd Chrin-
iolu : St. (ieorgo'a in the East, I'nrisli and Parish Church :
with Introduetion by ILury Jones, Lon., I s,SII, IL'mo. 2.
Church and Chapel : .^ermonson theCliureli of Kn(.'l.ind
nnd Dissent: with Introduelion by A. P. Stanley, Lon.,
1881, Svo. ,See. also. lioiiKiis, Hv.v. William, iu/'in.
Ilndden, nilliHiii llaiich, .M.l»., M.U.C.i'., nhy-
sioian to llic lioyal llosjiilal for Women and Children,
London. (Trans.) Lectures on the Localization of Cere-
bral and Spinal Diseases, by J. ,M. Charcot, (New ."yden-
httm ,=oc.,l Lon.. ls.-i,;, Svo.
Haddock, Frank C. Life of Rev. George C.
Haddock, N. York, l,SS7, s((. 12mo.
Haddock, Joseph W. Somnolism nnd IVyohism ;
or, The Science of the Soul and the IMienmuena of Ner-
vation as revealed by Vital Jlaguelism, Lon., ISJl, fp.
8vo; new ed., 1S57.
Haddoii, Alfred Cort, .M.A., F.Z.S., jirofessor of
zoology at the Royal College of Science, Dublin. An
Introduction to tho Study of Embryology. Illust. Lon..
]8,>*7, r. Svo. J . bj
Iladdon, Miss Caroline, sisler-in law of .lames
Hinton, iii/ni, 1, A Law of Development: an Ks-ay to
illustrate some Mens from the I'npublished Writings of
James Hinton, Lon., ISSIi. or. .svo. 2. The Larger Life:
Studios in Hinton's Ethics: with some Unjiublislied
Letters of James Hinton, Lon., I8S6, p. Svo.
"She has given lis a faiilifiil and niulistortea reflex of
the main cyiles of Hinton's thought. . . . Tu wuuld-bc
stiideiils this book may serveiis an admirable introdiietury
primer,"— .Iccii/., xxx. 1.
.'i. AVhore docs your Interest come from ? a AVord to
Lady Investors, Manchester, 1880, 12ino.
Haddou, John, M.D. Notes from Private Prac-
tice, Edin., 1SS7, .svo.
Haden, Francis Seymour, F.R.C.S., b. 1818, in
London; educalid at University College, London, and
at the Sorbonne, Paris; becan.e a member of the Koyal
College of Surgeons in 1.M2 and a l-'ellow in ISd". Jle
is dieiinguished as an etcher, and U president of the
Society of Painter-Eicliers. ]. Earth to Earth : an An-
swer to a Pamphlet on "Cremation," Lon., 1S75, |2uio;
new ed., enl., same year. 2. About Etching: Part I.',
Notes on a Collection of Etchings by the (ireat Masters ;
Part II., An Annotated Catalogue of the Examples ex-
hibited of Etchers'and Painter-Engravers' Work Illust
Lon., 1879, 4to; ;id ed., 18SI, Svo.
'•Ho is an ndniirablo special pleader, and would fain I
persuade us by lorcenf eloquence Unit the moment the;
early jiaintors discovered thai it was possible to aet uiion
the plate by an Implement wielded liko n iw^iiri! tiiev
ceased at oiK'o to use the burin, and became painters. . .
the slight eiitieal notes on etchers and palmerengriivers
ainoiig the old masters are piquant and often valuable."-
Aa(. Jx'ei'., xlviii. J'jtj. j
"This work conlai: s the notes of Mr. Haden uiion a re- '
cent exhibition of etched work by the great masiers from
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I his own rollectinn, to whh h was adiled a series of exam-
ples Id' Ills own hanillwork. lint. In adilitloii lo these
notes, he gives its sixteen rac-slmllesof s euf the lliiest
of these examples, (excepting, larhaps, one or two of the
niiniber:) and these reiiruduetlons are prhctieallv as line
in elleel as the originals IhemnelveN."— .sy/t'l■^l^,r, 111. Il'i."i0.
;t. The Etched Work of Uembrandi : a .Monograph :
.villi an .Appendix, Lon., 1871).
Iladcrniann, Jennncitt! It. See Walwoutii
.Mils, J. U„ /„/,•„,
lladtit'ld, .Mrx, i;. 1. Sprays from the Hedgerows,
[verse.) Lon., IS.'in, l2mo, 2. Poetical Weeds, liy E.
H. Lon., is.iil, Irtnio.
Iladlicid, II. 11. Treatise on PerKpectirc: with
Diagiaiiis, Loll., \X:i>*. p. Svo.
Iladlicid, William, |s(iii_|ss7, was engaged from
an early ago in cnuimercial business in South America;
was seerelary to the liuenos Ayres (frciit Southern Hail-
way, and In I8ti:i founded in London Tlie South Ameri-
can .loiiriial and Ilrazil and Hiver Plate JIail, of which
be was chief editor till his death. I. Ilra/.il. tho River
Plate, and the Kalkland Islands: with the Cape Horn
lioule to Australia: including Notices of Lisbon, Ma-
deira, tho Canaries, and Capo Verde. Illust. Lon.,
is:,\, svo. 2. lirazil and the liiver Plate in 18118:
showing the Progress of those Countries since IS.'i:),
Lon., L'^lill. Svo. :i. Hrazil and the Liver Plate IS70-
711: with Supplement, Lon., 1.H77, Svo.
Iladlcy, Amos. 1. New Hampshire Superior
Court Ucporls, vols. .\lv. -xlviii.. Conoo,-d, I .srtj-fiK, 4
vols. Svo. 2. Life of Walter Harrimai, : with Selections
from his Speeches au'l Writings, Host,, ISSS, Svo.
lladley, Arthur Twining,!). ISafi, at New Haven,
Conn.; son of Professor James lladlev, in/'m ; gradu-
nled at Vale in 1870, and, after studying at the I'nivcr-
sity of lierlin, becaiuo a tutor at Viile in IX'V, lecturer
on political science in ISSIl, and professor of political
science in 188(1. Railroad Transportation: its History
nnd its Laws, N. York, ISS,"), ]2nio.
lladley, Caroline. I. stories of Old; or, Bible
Narralives, Lon., 18(12, two series, 12nio; new ed., 18(18, 1
vol. 2. Children's Sayings; or. Early Life at Home,
Lon., 18f)2. s(|. Iliuio; new ed., 1885. S. Stories of the
1801, ISnio;
ok, Listen, and
Apostles: their Lives and Writings, Lon., 1801, ISnio;
new ed., iMis. 1. Woodside; or, Look,
Learn, Lon., 1887, p. Svo.
lladley, James, 1S2I-1872, b. at Fairfield, N.Y. ;
gradualeii at Yale in L><1L', and entered tlie Theological
Seminary, but left that institution to become tutor in
mathematics at .Middlebury College; tutor in clcssical
history at Yah; |S-|j-4S; assistant professor of Greek
181S-51, and from then prolesjor. I. A Greek Grammar
for Schools and Colleges, X. York, 1801, p, Svo ; now ed.,
I rev. and re-written by F. de F. Allen, Lon., 1881. 2.
Elements of the Greek Language: taken from the Greek
■ (Jrammar, X. York, I.s7li, Svo. ;!. Introduction to Roman
' Law: in 'Twelve Academical Lectures, N.York, IS73,
Svo, Postb. '
"Admirable an introdnelioi .thcKoniaiilawnstlie.se
leetimvs are, it was inevitable -n their plan that they
should eiiiivey to the stuilciits w „ heanl them or who
may read tlieni an exceedinglyerr.iiieous impression upon
iiiaiiyimiiortam points, and tbalwiihoiit aiiv actual errors
ol slalenieiil. , . , In such an outline eove'riug so much
groiiiulilie element of time is iiractlcallvlidl out. . . . Hut,
with 111 these ilefecls,or rather omissions, the book Is most
, admirable, —.\(i(/HH, xvii. 17U.
■I. Essays. Philological and Critical, selected from the
Papers of James lladley. [Edited by W. 1). AVhitney.l
■ N. York, 18711. IVsth.
"The scholar who is cnmpctent to Judge will be im-
pnwed, as be reads one after another, with the wide range
ill reading and rellection and tiie sound .H'lise and com-
prehensive uidgiuent whiidi are evervwhcre shown In
tiieni. . , .Most ol these essays were prepared for some
learned society or perioilical ; but thev are, if not exactly
popular, eertainly very iileasaiit and easv readiiig."--
x\(itiiin, xvii. HSK, • "
"AiYf'iV!"-' "'f I"'l«-'''s of a very high order."-,<a(. liev.,
XXXVlll. o]4.
5. A Brief History of the English Language, Loa.,
lS7it, 12mo.
I Hadley, John Uell. The Daily Walk: a Scleo-
. turn of Original Poems, Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
Iladsell,0. I>. The Heroine of Manassas; or,
The Feiiialf Volunteer, K.iiamazoo, Midi., IS70, Svo.
Hadwcu, J. Lovel. (Trans.) The Nomads of Ihe
North, by G. U. Mellin, 1871, Svo.
I Haeseler, Charles H., M.D. Across the Atlantic;
; Letters from Franco, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, nnd
; England, Philn., 1868, 12mo.
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I the Ili'ilgoriiwn,
WiciIh. IJy K.
emiiectivc ; with
n« ongngcil frmii
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t Simthcrn liiiil-
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Old; or, niblo
newcd., ISliS, 1
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Stories of the
n., lf<(U, ISiiioi
k, Liiiten, and
■•"iiiificld, N.Y.:
the Theological
x'coiiie tutor in
tor in uli'ssioal
essor of (ireok
lieck (irainmar
I. Svo; now ed.,
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fidui the Greek
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X. York, 1873,
an liiw as these
iilaii that they
I Iheni iir Him
iiliressiiin npon
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It out. . . . Hut,
lie book is most
Bcted from tlie
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je will be im-
the wide range
ense anil com-
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lared for some
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n"rrv':fk,''iH'iT''''^- •^'■'■)wi'.,uth„woridi.o:
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llaKfiiiiiii, s. Mlilfr. l. .^ik.„,.,., n v,„.k ■,„-•
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INi>. -il. Illmo. ,1. Saint I'aul, N. V„rk, \mV, Ji-mo'
4. I In™: a Novel, \. York, 1881, ll!mo.
bei^'T,?' ""''.""f"" '^"B'""'''- I'^l-. itt Kiinigs-
uiovi'.l r"'i'""' •■;''l'-'"^"' "' '•">«<"" "niversitie.s: re- '
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en ,,,„,, .„t at tlu, M„,,„„„, „f Coni|,a,ulive Zoolog"
Caml M, «., and ,„ 187(1 „a, made profe,-.,,,- „f eorn,,aia.
of V ;; ,y "' ":"■""■''■. I. Catalogue of the .Speeimen. I
Mu.m ''""." i"'™'' '", "'« t'"ll«'ion of the liriti.h |
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CambnT/"'", "'' "'" ^T^'' '^'''^'''i™" Astaiidie. Illust.'
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The V,'*,''"', .',"'" t'ole. Footprints of Truth; or,
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.1 J.*' ^' •'• "l'"fy- (Trans.) The Confessor- from
Hngt-rl, Henry Schell, 182t!-lss5, b. in Phila
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tacts nd Lower Faros, Lon., 1801), Svo. .'I. Renmrks
upon ,1,0 Acuisition of Kaiiways 'by the StatirLon,!
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scMiu nth iioi," .'''*''■■'''' """""i'-ioner, and was sub-
T a" ,v al ' : u-o ,""""«.'■ '■' "'« "'«>' C<»"-t of tho
onu lUurned o tngland, and was called t. : bar at
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write a'rea ly'fc^, ;, ' ,^t'er'' c"tf ',1"'" "°»-»' "" "« i" to
,^ luii} (,uo(l ii„\ol. -(,. bAINTSBl-RY: .4C(1(/., x.\v.
a. The Witch's Head. Lon., 1,S84, .■! vol- n 8ro i
King bolomon's .Vim.,, Lon., I.S85,p8v^ new ed 1888'
sh<iiil.l).t,ni!lv II i I: ''^■>>>re that, llie lust of wat»l.->r
that men ■ ?i ' ^.o ;';'•::v,';^i'''"'«•'y■'«'i'''"i: ^^
that shall leave Ihemsut^ci'enil. 'or'lt'mr ?'"»'•'"""«
"ently.astonisl,ed."-.s>X„r!ivili. 1^' ""^ *"* """"'■
i^^f;ctK^^[t^^i:^r;s;;ii!;^^^:^^-'
I u!'oeHa\'lVul'i'rn''''''''''"'ri '"- "irreelatlon of spi.rt,
i»|i(liilly with lilg KHuiiM hi, iistmi »|,|iig liuailioiih.ii
' f„. ,. ; m''"'""'" 'V '"■ "■'"'.t'o a reader. .r -viii ., iil,.
f"n<'>,)lhi„.are the ,|imlllle» a man ailmlres I ■ "|, • f
II. .le-^ Lon., 1H87, ;i voN. p. 8vi); new ed., I8S8 7
Allan (iuatermain: being an Aceount of hi. KnrthiT
Adientiin.s and Hiscneries i„ Company with ,<ir llenrv
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government, and has contributed largely^to scien itlo
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!^^::^Xni^r^;:ni::G:^:f^Li:---;^-;
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: Lon'.''fs"S,'l"no.'^''"' '""'<'-''=I'«'-«''""' Travellers' Guide.
Hnguf, James Uuiican, b. 1836, in Boston
Alass.; ,«on of Kev. William Hague, niAr,:.' educ,U« aJ
^0 Lawrence .'^cientilic School J Harvard and in (or-
wi 1/ 'tlaH!"^" ",'!""i'"^ "1*'"J""' ""•' ''"« '«"'" connected
Tl e ,0 „f .;; ''" "«."-•" ;?»"«y- Mining Industry,
■ Pa aMe f '.'^''p^'-'°'»8'™l I^M'loration of the Fortieth
larallcl, in " Papers on Piaetical Engincerinir " nub
.shed by U. .^ Gov't,) Wash., 1870, 2 volf. W h Ekcker
Fami7f"*'rif'*"'i*'"i'* Antoinette. A Blockaded
w'::';,"i;(;st!:'[8S8:i2r'"'^" '^'""^■"^ """"« "■« ^'-'
18j?'*l^8-^'l"''y-,"i?"*'""' »•»- ["""•- vol. i., a<l,L,]
I8U8-I88,, b. at Pelham, Westchester Co., N.Y held
pastorates in Boston, Providence, and New York Citv •
vas made professor of homiletie in theZptist Theo'
amr umor'or "' '^'""''«" '" ''''' «"'' "f^rds be-
came jiastor of n congregation at Orange, N.J. 1 The
2 'ri's^irx^^P'^^"''?;;'''''"' ^''"--"''"Sabbath I8O3!
Chri ani Ph."l''","r- F'"'!',"''" "^ "■" ^ew Testament
Minister h'i.„'-' '*'' ''i 'l' Christian Greatness in the
D D B ,;t 88"n"' "'i',"'" ^"'" "f ""'"" "^ber Noale,
^-......„., ". viuu, VIII., l-^n.), f<V0.
I ,.,?,'"'.-'*""« E. Summer Assembly Pay., or
: tl qua wfth 1' "r^J- -"''.Felt at the Nebraska^Chau-'
S^'Vss" l2m"o '"'™'*"''""'' ''^ K-v. A. E. Dimming,
llul... fni.__"_.^,. _. _
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S'nv i((iiliun« cif Ncir-lh An
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lliliKt Jiliiics, .M.A., li. |N|:i ; )i,|unit(Ml i.t Trinlly lliiliii>i, Hrv. j%lniiN(>ii Austin, li. In.iii, ut
Cullunt'. Dublin I millciltii tlio liiir iit lilnouln'n Inn I^IIM, liiiiiiliiir'K. N..I.; |Mi»lijriirii I'nv.bni'riiin iliurch In lliiit
1. I'liilusi)|iliy i nr, The Holnnne of Truth: i. Tri'iitiiiB liiwiii fmnuirl)' I'liniilnln of llic l.iili Ntw JiT-ey H«)(l-
im Kir*t I'linilpluii, Mi'nlul, I'liyslinil, innl Verliul, I,on„ imiit. Ilinlcirv of tlic I'lltciiilli Kcninu'nl of Ni'w Jur-
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llonouriililo SoL'iuty of Kln;;'ii Iiiiik, Dnblin, Dublin,
l.l.iS, >vo.
ililiKh, Arthur lOliiin, M.A., Knulniiteil at Coriiuii
Chrisli Collcui'. (Ixfor.l, I'^VH; Iri'lnrcr IM7H-s;t; IVllow
of llcrlfonl College 1n7S->*I). 'X'bo I'olltl.'iil Tbi'orloK of
Diinio, (Siiinhopd l'ri/.u Ksmy, \X7>*.) O.xf., IMTS, Hvo.
Iliiiuh, Itcv. Uniiirl liciiry, Ishi-Ik7:i. b. ut
Itriri'iMll lliill, luMr Choricv, l.iiiiuii'iiliu : wiis for •'oiiic
timv in liu-iMi"Oi lit liOi'ih; vliollol with a view lotakin);
orilorn in tliu (,'liiiroli of KuKliiml, but, bavins' b«eoiiiu a
Uoiniiii I'liljiolic, -lu'lii'il III l)Ki:olt, iiikI wan oribiiniiil
priest ill ISIS, anil uri'uli'il miil I'mlowcil St. Anxumini^'s
Clinri'li at KiilliiKtoii, near Itinnii.Klniiii. llii was iIIh-
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Cro.isen cliscovoroil ut 1,l'i'iI« in In:1s, Ijecils, |s'7, Mvo. .1.
Tliu Coni|ii('.<t of llriialii by tlm Siixons i a iiarinony of
llm '' llistoria liritoniiin," tli" \Vriliii){< of liiblas, tlio
" Unit," anil the Saxon Clironicli', Willi Ui'l'i'iencu lo llif
Kvents of thii Kiflli and Sixth (Vnlnrics l.on., iMil,
Svo. I. Till' An;;lo-8axon Saga.'i ; an Kxiiiniiiation of
thoir Valiiu as Aiils to lliiilory, Lou., IStil, Svo.
" Mr. IIiiIkIi MppcMiB to bclinii,' to the iniiinrlanl class of
persiiii> rtlio liiivc rcail iiioro Ibiiii l.s un.,il fur llicni. . . . i
Ik' liiis worki'il Willi tilt' iiio-'t priiiM'Wiu'iby <lllli;< ini' upon i
I' vrry Miuill iiortioii of lii>lory. Iiiit la- li'iis no iiolloii ii!'
liNtury us II wIhiIl'."— .' il. I!ir., xiii. 2ii;l. I
lltliuli, Ui-clcs. Tbo l'olato-I.)iiiea»i.MinJ theCurl-
Disi'iise in I'otiitois ; I lioir Causes anil Prevention, Lon.,
1S7.I, p. Svo.
lIiliKli* ilciirv .\ll)>li. 1. A Plain .statement of
tlic Laws relal'ii^' lo Labor. Helroil, ISSil, Svo. 2. .Man-
nal of Law anil Forms : a Prai'tii'iil llaH'l-liook of llie
Law ami liiisiness Forms for the L'fe of the Industrial
Classes, Detroit, ISs7, Svo.
IlllifCht, C'llllllitr. Country Life in Ciinada Fifty
Ycar,s .'\),'o: Personal Uecolleclionii anil Heminiseenees ,
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Ilailc, Kllcii. 1. Three Brown Hoys, iinil other'
Happy Cliil.lri'ii, Lon. and .\. York, IS7y, (to. 2. Two
Gray tiirU and their Olijio.sile Neighbors. Illust. Lon.
and N. York, Isso, Svo. .'1. lla/.el-\iit and hor
Brotheri!. Illuit. Lon. and X. York, lss|, gq. 8vo.
IIllil(!»i, Nathailicli The Soul's Journey : a Met-
rical Fantasy, Adolaiile, IS.'ill, Svo.
Ilailsiiail, >Villinin fi, I. Outlines of a System
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Svo. 2. Kinder)?arteii Cultiiri' in the F'liiiiily and Kin-
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Early KMiiciUion. aiiupted-to Aineriiiin Institutiiiiis, Cin,,
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say iiboiil Ihe subject vhk'h he has taken In hand."— .Si(.
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Ivi. »;!U.
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a u,.e„r ,y of narra-lye . .arrest, his rca.iers , ^^
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N.York, 1884, 12mo. 36. Christmas in Niuragansett:
Stories for Christmas, N. York, 1884, 12rao. 37. Lights
of Two Centuries, N. York, ISS", I2mo. 38. The Life
of Oeorge Washington studied anow, N. York, 188.8, 8vo.
39. How they lived in Hampton : a Study of Practical
Christianity applied in tho .Manufacture of Woollens,
Bost., 1888, 12mo. 411. .Mr. Tangier's Vacations: a
Novel, Bost., 1,SS8, 16mo. 41. The History of tho
United States: written for tho Chautauqua Reading
Circles, N. York, 188.S, 12mo. 42. My Friend the Boss:
a Story of To-Day, Bost., 188S, I2mo. 43. Tom Tor-
rey's Tariff Talks, Bost., I88s, 12mo. With Hale, Ed-
ward EvKiiKTT, Jr.. Friinklin in France: from Original
Documents, mont of which are now published for the
First Time, Bust., 18S7, Svo; Second Series, 1888.
" The render who cares less about history than personal
details will llnd in this work many intere.stinK details.
Lnlortuiintcly.t' ; translaiiuiis from the French aru faulty,
and a knowlcilKo of French is noccssiiry for tlio under-
standing of the Knglish."— /K/i., No. 3116.
" The papers and letters comjirised in this sociind and
conclu.lliig jiart of the Messrs. Hale's collection coNer the
period Irum 1781 to 17.v>, with a few .supplementary chap-
ters devoted to the live remaining years of Franklins life
alter his return to this cmiiitrv. Their iiHcre-t Is even
greater than that of those contained in the first part of the
work. '— ..VddVm, xlvill. 10'.'.
With Hale, Sisan: I. A Family Flight through
France, Germany, Norway, and Switzerland, Bost., 18.s|,
4to. 2. A Family Flight over Egypt and Syria. Illust.
Bost., 1882, sq. 8vo. 3. A Family "flight through Mox-
740
" As to the editing of the volume, the less said the
better."— .V(i(/oH, xlli. llio.
Hale, Edwin Moses, M.D., b. 1829, at Newport,
N.H.; graduated at the Cleveland Homa'opathio Med-
ical (College 1859; held professorships of materia mcdica
and therapeutics successively in the Hahnemann Med-
ical College, Chicago, and Chicago Honueopathio College,
where he became professor emeritus in 1884. 1. Homa'o-
pathio Materia Medica of tho Now Remedies; 2d ed.,
Detroit, 1867, 8vo; 4th cd., rev. and enl., 2 vols. 8vo. 2.
Lectures on Diseases of the Heart. In 'Three Parts. 2d
ed., enl., N, York, 1877, 8vo. 3. Medical, Surgical, and
Hygienic Treatment of Diseases of Women, N. York,
1878, Svo.
Hale, George Silsbee, b. 1825, at Keene, N.H. ;
son of Salma Hale, (q. c, <tiile, vol. i. ;) graduated at
Harvard 1844; was admitted to tho bar I8.')0; practised
in Boston. Digest of Decisions of tho United States
Courts of Common Law and Admiralty, vols, xvi.-xix.,
Bost., 1858-59, 8vo.
Hale, Gertrude Elizabeth. Little Flower-Peo-
ple. Illust. Bost., 1887, 12mo.
Hale, Horatio, [(niir, vol. i., add.,] has resided
since 1856 at Clinton, Ontario, engaged partly in the
practice of law and partly in scientific pursuits. (Ed.)
The Iroquois Book of Rites, (" Library of Aboriginal
American Literature,") Phila., 1883, 8vo.
Hale, J. Complete Dictionary of Poetical Quota-
tions, Phila., 1851, 8vo.
Hale, .^Irs. J. A. Poetical Meditations, Lon.,
1871, 4to.
Hale, J. E. California Supremo Court Reports,
vols, xxxiii.-xxxvii., (1867-69,) San Fran., 1868-70,
Svo.
Hale, John Peter. Trans-AIIeghany Pioneers:
Historical Sketches of the First White Settlements West
of the Alleghanies, 1748 and after, Cin., 1887, 12ino.
Hale, £. J. Miriam and Joanna of Naples, Lon.,
1850, 12mo.
Hale, Lonsdale Augustus, R.E. 1. The Prin-
ciples of Outpost Duty considered, in Lectures deliv-
ered to the Officers of Dover Garrison, Lon., 1871, 8vo.
2. (Trans.) Light Cavalry Outposts, by A. F. do Brack,
1876, 8vo. 3. Tactical Studies of the Battles of Colum-
bey-Nouilly and Viop-.iiie: compiled and arranged from
the Official Aoco'i.its, Lon., 1877, Svo. 4. What to
Observe, and How to Report it : for the Instruction of
Non-Commissioned Officers in Reoonr.aissanoe, Lon.,
1883. 5. The Army and the Franchise, Lon., 1886, Svo.
Hale, Miss Lucretia Peabody, b. 1?20, in Bos-
ton, Mass. ; daughter of Nathan Hale, LL.D., (7. r., mite,
'■"' i.) 1. (Ed.) Seven Stormy Sundays, 1858, l8mo;
vol.
5th ed., 1868. 2. The Lord's Supper, and its Observancej
Bost., 1866, 16mo. 3. Service of Sorrow, Bost., 1867, sq.
16mo. 4. The Struggle for Life; or. Board Court and
Langdalc: a Story of Homo; 4th ed., Bost., 18«7, 12mo.
5. Art Needle-Work, Bost., 1878, 12mo. 6. (Ed.) Plain
Needle-Work, Bost., 1878. 7. More Sketches in Deco-
rative Embroidery, Bost., 1879, 12mo. 8. The Peterkin
Papers, Best., I8S0, 16mo. 9. Art of Knitting, ("Needle-
work" Ser.) Illust. Bost., 1882, Svo. 10. Tho Last of
the Peterkins, and others of their Kin. Illust. Bost,,
1886, 16mo. II. Fagots for the Fireside: a Collection
of More than One Hundred Entertaining Games for
Evenings at Home and Social Parties, Bost., 1888, 12mo.
12. Point-Lace: Guide to Lace- Work. Folding Plates.
l2mo. With Bvnner, Enwt.i Lassetter, An Unolosotcd
Skeleton. Best., 188,S, 24mo.
Hale, .Mrs. M. Lives of the Queens of England
before the Norman Conquest, Phila., 1854, Svo.
Hale, Mntt. A?nat(>nr ('•.Idicr? ; or. The Voluntcera
of Great Britain, Lon., 1886, l2mo.
Hnle, lit. Kev. Matthew lllngden, D.D., grad-
uated at Trinity College, Cambridge, 1835; ordained
1836; Bishop of Perth, Western Australia, 1857-75, and
of Brisbane 1875-85, The Transportation Question ; or.
Why Western Australia should bo made a Reformatory
the less snid tlie
Little Flower-Peo-
if Poetical Quotii-
leditations, Lon,,
HAL
Colony, inste.1,1 of a Penal Settlement, Lon., I8J7. cr
Svo. AIho, single sermons.
v'f"'/'' '!•• '"• ,.'• '" ""> '^'"'' """l Iron Counties of
.„'"■" '^"T;,?"; *'"!'• Ki'leigh, N.C., ISs.l, I2mio. 2.
tVoo.U und limbers of North C.rolimi : from the itotnn-
loal and (Jcological Iteporls of Urs. Jurti,^ Kmmoii.^ and
Ken, Ae. Ma,,. Ual.igh. iss.i, 12,110.
. Mole, Robert. Iland-liook of Elementary Draw-
ing : with Pnietieal Suggestions on the Formation an.l
Conducting ot Drawing-Classes in Publie Schools, Lon.,
Hale, Ilobert Douglas. 1. Four Leetuics on
Practical Mediuino and Iho lloma'opathio Tiuatiiieiit of
Bronchitis, Laryngitiy, I'leuri.-y, and Pneumonia, Lou.,
tS7», 8vo. 2 Light Lectures on the llomieopathie
Trea ment of Acute and Chionie Ilionohitii., Laryngitis
and Pericanlitisi 2de,l., Lon., 18-7, Svo.
,-.,"■'.**,'"■"'' ''•' '"'" teacher of method in St
Katheni.e s Irainlng College, Tottenham. In.flmt School
iManagemeni, l,on., IS8(i, p ,Svo
ITsJ^i's^tI'^'?" n'"*^!' Jus^Pha. ["""■- vol. i., add.,]
Vn-t" iJ ., ^""■"["'H 0"t; or, «orne..tio Life, N.
York, 18n 0. .'. Receipts for the Million, Phila., 12mo.
i. Juvenile.s ten numl)er,^ lOmo. 4. Keeping House
and Ilouse-lvecping : a Story of Domestic Life, X. York,
S4j, 18mo. ..Lessons from Women's Live.-, Kdin.,
ioniniv ui /;• '\';"""-'!f' <"•• W"PI>y Homes and (Jood'
Soc etyAll the \ear Kouud, Host., 1867. 12mo. 7. A
Mothers Legacy to her Unborn Child, Phila., 1S6!I, »- •
l6mo' ' '"'' ^^'""""''' J-'es'iny, I'liUa., 1
Hale, Miss Sii.san, b. 18:!8, ii Boston, Mass.:,
ister ot Uov. li. K. Hale, .nj>ru ,■ was for man; years a i
teacher in Boston, but has since become a teacher of
water-color painting. Life and Letters of Thomas (lold
Appleton, .N. \ork, mi, 12mo. See, also, Halk, E. E.,
Me'uw t!. "i'",'",!"' *r'^- '^'■^'''i™ on 'he Mechanical
;if.o'' ''^ "''"''' ^'-■^*«'3 ""-e propelled by Steam, Lon.,
Me" hlfll, Ifii'o''*'"" ■'^''"^ ^"'* '" ^""S, Biddeford,
f. ""fl; >*''<.'«m Gardner, professor of Latin in
Cornel I niversity. 1. The Artof lleading Latin: how
to teach 1- Best. 1887, l«mo. 2. Aims and Methods of
Classical Study, Host., 1888, 18mo.
iTw."'w' ^*"- **',*|"a'" Hale, M.A., [.nue, vol. i.,
Co le™ V.t'.' ';■' w,''--^ i;<J5-I87U, graduated at Orie
tollege U.xtord 1817; vicar of St. lilies', Cripplegate,
1847-07; archdeacon of London, canon of St. Paul's
and master of the Charterhouse from 1842. I The Duties
01 Deacons and Priests in the Church of England com-
pared : with Suggestions for the E.vtension of the Order
of Deacons and Ihe Establishment of an Order of Sub-
Deacons, Lon., I80,., 8vo. 2. The History of the Jevs,
fmm the rime ot Alexander the (Ireat lothe Destruction
of Jerusalem by Titus, Lon., I80O, p. 8vo. 3. Some A°
count of the Early History and Foundation of the Hos-
pital ,/f Kmg James, founde.l at the Solo Costs and
Charges of Ihoiuas Sutton, Esq., Lon., 1854, 8vo. Anon
Privately printed 4. Some Account of the Hospital of
Lon., 8d,,, r. 8vo 0. Intramural Burial in England
not injurious to the Public Health; its Abolition i^u
nous to lleligion and Morals, Lon., 1855, Svo • 2d ed
Slime year. 8 (Ed.) The Domesday of St.' Paul's:
w h a,, Introduction Ac, (Camden Soc. Pub.,) Lon
18.)8, 4to. ,. Ihe Abolition of Church Rates a Meas
ure preparative to the Overthrow of the Established
Church as a National Heligiou: a Charge, Lon., 85U
tation ;f p" ^T' •"' ,'^^'i'"""'«''"» as respects the V s-
in, mnhl r • '" ?■;""■ '" "'" ""I""'' »f Chancels
and Glebe- Houses: an Addres.^ Lon., 18(!;i, Svo '» Pro
posals for the E.Uension of the Ministry in the cliuich
of hngland, by the Revival of a Lower Order of M is
\Z "svl ^i''%^'';",V"" ;"' ''"^™«''" m.hoU"Z.
IMi4, 8vo. 10. (Ell.) Registru.,! sive Liber irrotularius
et consuetudinarius Prioiatus Beata, Maria, Wigorn
ensis : with Introduction, Notes, and Illustration.., fcmi -
den hoe. Pub., Lon., 1865, 4to. 11. The Proc:.Hinl
rcia tivo to the Pulling Down and Sale of the Cliurc~h
ofSt^ Benet, (Iracechurch, London, Lon., 18B5,8vo I-
.An Inquiry into the Legal History of the Supremac";
erenee to the Church .,. the Colonies, Lon., I8li7, r. Svo
J. Ihe Doctrine and Uovernment of the Anglican Church
under the Supremacy of Henry the Eighth oonsnlered'
HAL
! Lon., 1S80, Svo. With Ellacommk, H. T., (ed ) Ac
count of the E.tecutors of Richard, Bishop of London
l.iO.., and '>[ the E.xecutors of Thomas, Bishon of E.\e-
ter, i;illl, (Camden Soc. Pub..) Lon., 1874, 4to
Hal V, >V ill jam P. "The Oude Question" stated
and considered, hUIi Reference to Published (Ifficial
I Uoi-uiiieiits, Lon., I S57, 8vo.
[ Hales, (ieorge. Spiritualism considered in Ac-
cordance with the Divine Teachings and the Writings
ot Lmanuel Swedcnborg, Lon., 1864, Svo.
: Holes, John Dixon. 1. Romish Versions of the
Libe: i-acts and Arguments for the Consideration of
Lib Societies, Lon., 185li, Svo. 2. The Bible or the
Bible .'■ociety.' Ihe Corruption of (iod's Word in the
Ita mil \ersion of Martini, as published bv the "Jrilish
and Foreign Bilde Society, E.xiiinined and E.xposed,
j Lon ISbl.Svo: ncwed., 1>()2. With f^ir.viiT, Ci.aiiknte
i h., A I rotest against the Circulation uf the Papal Latin
: Y"f"',° l'"'^' ;'>! Versions by the British and Foreign
Bible Society, Lon., 1S57, Svo.
Hales, John Wesley, b. I,s;i(i, at Ashhv-de hi-
jCouch, Leicestershire; educated at (JIasgow and Cam-
bridge univer,«itics; was elected Fellow of Christ's Col-
lege, Cambridge, in ISfill; called to the bar in 1867, and
appointed professor of English language and literature
at kings College, London, in 1877, and examiner in
liuglish language, liteiaturo, and history in London
I niversity ltS2 1. Longer English Poems : with .\otes,
Philological and E.xplanatory, and Introduction on the
leaching of English, Lon., 1872, 12mo. 2. Notes and
Essays on Shakespeare, Lon., 1884, p. Svo. (Reprinled
articles: ■'From Stratford to London," "Round about
Stratford in 160..," "Chaucer and Shakespeare," "Shake-
.spcare s Greek Names," " King Lear," " The Porter in
Macbeth, ' Ac.)
''^"."''",f iiileresting matter."-.lcn(/., xxvi. 69
With It ii.yiVAi.L, F. J., (ed.) MS. Ballads and Ro-
mances of Bishop Percy, Lon., 1S68, 3 vols. Svo Wiin
V ''"*"• ,t-'"A«iKs Stiu.vgek, (ed.) The London Series
of hnglish Classics, Lon., 1876-79, 8 vols. p. Svo.
. ? f?; ",•-"*'• "'Chard Cox, M.A.,b. 1817; grad-
uated at Magdalen College, Oxford, 1840 ; ordained 1841 •
rector ot Woodraancote, Sussex, 1860-88 1 Six Ser'
uions : to which are added Prayers for Particular Occa-
sions Oxf., 1852, U'mo. 2. (Trans.) A Series of Tale,
tor ( hildren, by J. C. von Schmid, 1S5!I, p Svo
k u*''»^ S^'* •'*''"' *» illiani, b. I8:i4, atTufton-
Dorough, N.H.; graduated at Dartmouth College ISiiO
and at Andover Theological Seminary 1864; held va'
nous pastorates 1864-72; instructor in Hebrew and
Greek in the Amherst Summer School of Languages
ISSa and 1886. I. An Examination of Alleged Dis-
crepancies of the Bible : with an Introduction by A
Hovey, Andover, Mass., 1874, p. Svo; 3d ed., 1876. ''
Suppheium .Kternum :" The Hereafter of Sin : what it
will be: with Answers to Certain Questions and Obieo-
tions, Andover Mass., 18S1, ]2mo. 3. (Ed.) The Book
01 tsther: a New Translation: with Critical Notes, Ac
By the Lowell Hebrew Club. Maps, Plans, and Illust.
Andover, Mass., 1885, Svo. •■ ' '
Haley, William D. Words for the Workers : in
a Series ot Lectures (o Working-Men, Best., 1855, Svo.
Halford, Frederic itt. Floating Flies, and how
to dress them. Illust. Lon., 1886, Svo. Also, large-
paper copy. ' °
Hallord, Frederic William. The Angel: an
Idyl. Lon., 1871, l2mo. *
Halford, George Britton, professor of anatomy
in the Lniversity of Melbourne. 1. Action and Sounds
01 the Heart: a Physiological Essay, Lon., 1860, Svo.
A Um the Time and Manner of Closure of the Auriculo-
J entricular Valves, Lon., 1861, Svo. 3. Not like Man
Biiuanous and Biped, nor yet Quadrumunous, but Chei-
ropodous. Illust. Melbourne, 1863, Svo 4 On the
Comlition of the Blood after Death from Snake- Bite, as
a I robable Clue to the Further Study of Zymotic Dis-
eiises and of Cholera especially, Melbourne, 1867, Svo
i or private circulation. Also, pamphlets.
Edin 'I'ssrt'"'""' ""^''' '• """""' '" "'""cspu",
wno luilll.s tlie oHieo ot sponsor to these reallv exeollonf
!en'l".,n?!"f^ lyrics, tliey'are the prodiietio„s\if a'-'Z '
lCttHek:''l:JlV.':'2i',J.'S^""''y '" '- '-■'"-"J with him o'f
2. "For Puir Auld Scotland's Sake:" Prose Essays,
Ao., Edin., ,888, p. Svo.
Haliburtou, Robert Grant. 1. New Materials
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for tho History of Man : ilerivea from n Comparison of
the Calendiir.s iinil Fostivala of Nations, Jlulifux, X.S.,
' ^""^ i'rivately printed. 2. Intercolonial Trade
our only Safeguard against Disunion, Ottawa, 1H68, «vo.
Vo-, ■'"''' "•' J^f"'"'' l>iploinacy and its Fruits, Lon.,
Halibiirtoii, ThomaH Chandler, D.C.I,., r«„^,
vol. i„ add.,] 17'J7-18«o. Judge llaliburlon reaijjnud
Ills oHioe in 1.S44, and tliereafler resided in England,
where lie was M.P. for Launccston lsoi)-tij. i. Wise
Saws and Modern fnstanees. lS5;i, L vols. p. 8vo; new
. cd., lSa',1. 2. British North Ameriea : its Condition, io.,
liOn., 1S57, Kvo. 3. The Season-Ticket, Lon., 1S»0, p.
8vo. (Articles rejirinted from tho Dublin University
Magazine.)
Halibiirtoii, W. W. (EJ.) County Directory of
Scotland, l.on., isfig, ,svii.
Ilalidav; Charles, .M.li.I.A., ir.xU-lSfiB, a mer-
chant in Dublin; ]uiblished several pamphlets. The
.Scandinavian Kingdom of Dublin. Edited, with some
Notiee of the Author's Life, by John P. Prendcrgast
Dublin, 18,S1, r. 8vo; 2d ed., 1S8-I.
'• It owes much of Us inlerest and laithorilv to the learned
}l?„^,n'''' "■''.''.^•^'''■'''■'^''"''•'''K"'*': "■'"1'^' lii*^ memoir of
tlie author eiiable.s us lo appiveiute the amiile and liltlu
kiiciun materials wliieli .Mr, Ilalidav had cofleeted for his
puriiiise, and ilie judtjiiieiit with which lie has used llieni.
;,;,' , , ',■ ;,' ','; '"■ l'"^' "'"■'^ ''^ '" "'^ witiie.s.s to the great
e.\teiit ol he Danish power trom the ninth to the elerenlh
centuries. —.^pcdfUar, Iv. 'J!>7.
llalilil.v, M. C. 1. After Long Years, Lon., 1S74,
or. Svo. 2. Gilberf.s First Voyage, and other Stories,
Lon., 187a, p. Svo. 3. Among tho Welsh Hills, [a novel,!
Lon.. 1878, p, 8vo; new ed., 1883.
Ilalkett, C. H. Craigie. A Peerless Parliament ;
or, Iho House of Common Sense. By C. H C H
Lon., IS.s.i, ,Svo.
Ilalkett, George K. 1. Xotes to the Royal .So-
ciety of Artists' Autumn K.\liibiiion, Birmingham, 1878
Illust._ Birmingham, 187S, ,Sto. 2. The Walker (lal-
lery Notes, Livcrpocd. 1878, 8vo. ,'i. Notes to the Seven-
teenth Exhibition of the (ilasgow Institute of Fine Arts,
18,8, '' ttsgow 1878, Svo. -1. Notes to the Exhibition
of the « orks of Modern Artists at the Uoyal Manchester
Institution, 1878, Manchester, 1878, Svo. 3. The Uoyal
fccottish Academy Notes, 1878. Illust. Edin., 1878 8vo
HAL
! Hall, Mrs. Anna Maria, (Fielding,) [„„ie,
I vol. I., Hali., Mhs. Samuel Cahter, add.,] 18(14-1881
celebrated her golden wedding with Mr. 8. C. Hall in
! 1874, and it has been remarked that "five years later
j her golden wedding with literature might have received
a similar honor," Hfty years having elapsed since the
! publication of her Sketches of Irish Character. 1 The
I Lucky Penny, and other Tales, Lon., 1837, p Svo 2
A Woman's Story, Lon., 1857, 3 vols. p. Svo. 3. Daddy
. pacre'.s School : tt .Story for the Young, Lon., 18511, 8vo.
4. Can Wrong be Right ? a Tale, Lon., Isfi2, 2 vols Svo
?L J''^„ ^''""^,'' ,?'""'""J = 'files and Sketches, Lon.,'
,tA' ,r' ,• V.":?" v-"'""''' ""'' ""'"■ «'»"«'. I-""-
SH Jmo. 7. Xelly Nowlan, and other Stories, Lon.
m.i, 2mo. 8 Ronald's Rea.son ; or. The Little Cripple
Lon.. 1865, sq Ibmo. !l. The Prince of the Fair Faniilv
a H.iry-Tale, Lon.. 1S66, Svo. 1 0. The Way of the World,
and other Stones, Lon., 18fi«, 12mo. 11. (Ed.) Animal
Sagacity. Illu.st. Lon., 1 Still, lOmo. 12. The Play-
fellow, and other Stories, Lon., 1868, 12mo. 13 Alice
?,'."? '"^^"•"1 ,»"'<•■'• «'">•'«'. Lon., 1868, 12ino. 14. The
I'ight of Faith : a Story, Lon., I8(li», 2 vols, p Svo 1",
Digging a Grave with a Winc-(ilass. lilust. Lon "l87l'
12mo ; new ed., 1883. Hi. Boons and Blessings : Stories
and Sketches to Illustrate the Advantagesof Temperance,
i lust. Lon., 18,4, p. Svo; new ed., 1SS4. 17 The
Ilalkett, Samuel, keeporof the Advocates' Library,
Edinburgh, (d. 1S71,) and Laing, Uev. John, libra-
rian ol the New College Librarv, Edinburgh, (d. 1880.)
A Dictionary of the Anonymous and Pseudonymous
Literature of Great Britain, including the Works of
foreigners written in or translated into the English
Language, Edin., 1882-SS, 4 vols. Svo. (Mr. Halkett
having died belore the work was suflicientiv advanced
tor jiublicatiun. it was continued by Mr. Laiiiir who
completecl the third volume, but died belore publication.
The work was completed and edited, from the materials
left by the authors, by Miss Catherine Laing. Besides
the ordinary edition there is one on large iiaper, 4lo, of
which only .il) copies were printed.)
»)■','.■ m'.'i' '/^''"""•'~'f"'' '•"'•''■ "'■^' notfew-upon Its head,
tlio new die lomiry is weloome. ... It is a work th t m
scliolar can be witl,oui,"-.lW„ No 3181
-ii'i/.'"to'.'''l'i v'','ii'[ ""''■'''"' ''''*"-''""'-'l' ""J '""""e accuracy."
T.i'*"!'!,'**."* I'." ^"*'="'' " >'''»'^1 •■ founded on the
Ila,y ol the Same Name by Victoricn Sardou, N. York
and Chic, lss,s, i no.
iv'i*f "V^'"'v''?'", ^^'''^^y- '• A Keview of the
A\ebstorCase, .N.iork, 1850. Anon. 2. The Manhat-
taner in New Orleans; or. Phases of -Crescent City"
L.le, N. iork and N. Orleans, 1851, 12mo. 3. The
Congressman s Christmas Dream, and the Lobby Mem-
ber s Happy Now \ear; a Holiday Sketch, N.York,
N.'vmk', isso. '■ """"'" ''' """' ^'''^'^' tP^uJ.]
Hall, Alexander Wilford. The Problem of
Human Lile; embracing the Evolution of ,S,und, and
Evolution evolved; wich Reviews of Danviii, Hux?ey
^'otissol'svo.^'' """""•""- '""' '"'>■"-• --«<»"^':
L^t^i.;"^"^:^^, i8'2:i«2'"""'- ^'"^'""^'"-^ "
Hall, Amanda H. Within, Without, and Over:
or. -MemoriaLs ot the La.i.e.-t Life of Henry Clay Hall
Aorthampum, Mass., 187S, sq. lOmo. Anon. ^ '
Hall, Mrs*. Angus W. (Trans.) Mythology, Greek
Ion.! 1,885" i. Z "' ""'"'"" "' *^"'^''™'' ^V Nfi/selt,
'742
Merchants Daughter, and other Stories, Lon 1874
I2mo. 1,8. Grace Huntley, and other Stories. Illust!
Lon., 18,4 12mo. 19. The Daily Governess, and other
Stories. Illust. Lon., 1874, 12mo. 20. The Old Story •
a Temperance 'Tale in Verse, Lon., 1875, p. Svo' 21
Chronicles of Cosy Nook ; a Book for tho Young,' Lon.!
Izli' ,''o"- ^-' ,^""'"' ^'=''''"' ""'1 «'!'" Stories Lon.,
S,7, 12mo. 23. The Whisperer, E,lin., 1881. 24
Uncle Sam, Lon., I,8S1. 25. AMce Krrol, Lon., 1881.
Mith Foster, Mas. Jovathan, Stories and Studies from
he Chronicles and History of England, Lon., 1847.
2mo; new ed., entitled "Stories and Studies of English
History," 18,)il; <Hh ed., enl., Edin,, 1868
Hall, Miss Arethusa, [see ,u,t,; vol. i,, under
Hali,, Miss A., and Junn, Rev. Svlvester,] b. 1802,at
Norwich Hampshire Co., Mass.; became a member of
the family of the Rev. f^ylvesler Judd, the father of the
authorof" Margaret," about 1811 ; was principal for some
time of the Haverhill Academy, where the poet Whittier
was among her pupils, and from 1 849 to 1 860 was a teacher
in Brooklyn, N.\ 1 (Tians.) Thoughts of Blaise Pascal,
Andover, ,846 2. Memorabilia of Sylvester Judd, Sr.
Northamjiton, Mass., 1882. Privately printed
nf's/*V'. "f;'- A'thlir C. A., M.A., of the Society
T 1 ,, ," ""-' l^'i"iS«l"''; leetor of the Church of St.
John the Lyangelist, Boston, Mass. 1. Confession and
the Lambeth Coiileience, Best., IS79, Svo 2 Medita
tions on the Creed, N. York, 1880, 32mo. ' .'i.'The E.x-
ample ot the Pa.ssion ; Five Meditations, N. York, 1SS2
32mo. 4. Notes for Me-litation upon the Collects for thJ
Sundays an, Holy Days; Part 1., Advent to Trinity"
Milwaukee, I8S7, 16ino, ^
,,"""'/'■"'"'■ "• '• (Tnins.) Prince Zilah : n
,V [''";'' ''""'""'^« '•/'■''!» H'<^ French of Jules Claretie,
Chic, 188,, 12mo. 2. (Trans.) Mar,-a ; the (iypsy Bride
IieTeJ ISS?"." ' """"" ^'"'"""' ''''""•' l^^M2mo;
Hall, Augusta, Lady Llanover, daughter and
H""",'s'''r/ ^*"'Jr"" "'"'l''i"g'"n. "f Llaiiover, mar-
led 18M, to Sir Benjaniin Hall, Bart., who was created
Lord Llanovcr in 1859, and died in 1867, when the title
became extinct. 1. (Ed.) The Aiitobiogi iphv and Co ?
respondence of Mary tininville, Mrs. Delany ; with In-
IZlT'A Re">">iscei.ees of King George the Third and
^01 ,Vfi9 ■'"• \"'"- "^'"'/' ^•"'■^' ''•»'• ^'"""^ Series,
voli'.) '"'■ *'^"'' "'"'""• '^I*'""' """■i
"The letters arc chiefly intere.'^tiiiK as sDeelnipnsof 11,0
eat^^d^ri") ''\'"'','^';y,J"'"'t.'-'i"='l, 11"'! liecipes communi-
«■,'.'.!,',",',' J'".''^' Llan.'ner shows us how to cook good dishes
,n f ;:' ''.■'"'■■ '"•' >"il.v .leleet is that the V's,sou.s are
1856, I'm"' ■ ^"^^ '"' '^"''' ■'"'"> C'-k, N. York,
co,^t*a1,',!^ J*^"^"'"'" *'• '; '^'"' Land-Owner's Manual ;
York Ohfo "rn r""'S,"'^ i^'".""" KeS-lati-ois in New
York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Ac, concerning
(Fielding,) [,„tte,
!H, adil.,] ],sii4-lssi,
th Mr. S. C. Hall in
liat ''five years later
might littvc received
ig elai)8eil since the
h Character. I. The
on., IS5r, p. 8vo. 2.
I«. p. Svo. 3. Daddy
ung, ],on., 185',l, 8vo.
)n., isfil!, 2 vols. 8vo.
mil .Sketches, Lon.,
olher Stories, Lon.,
other Stories, Lon.,
r. The Little Cripple,
! of the Fair I'amilv:
heWayof tlieAVorid,
• II. (Ed.) Animal
DO. 12. The Play-
3S, 12mo. i:!. Alice
!68, l2ino. 14. The
, 2 vols. p. 8vo. ]a.
lilust. Lon., 1871,
d Blessings : .'^tories
;agesof Temiierance.
od., 1881. 17. The
Stories, Lon., 1874,
her Stories, lilust.
iovcrnees. and other
20. The Old Story :
1875, p. 8vo. 21.
ur the Voung, Lon.,
other St(u-ies, Lon.,
Ivlin., 188 1. 24.
Krrol, Lon., 1881.
es iind Studies from
iglaiid, Lon., 1847,
1 Studies of English
18fi6.
lilt'-, vol. i., under
VKSTER,] b. 1802, at
L'ume a member of
d, the father of the
18 principal for some
•e the poet AVhittier
O1860 was a teacher
lits of Blaise Pascal,
Sylvester Judd, Sr.,
y printed.
■ A., of the Society
I' the Church of St.
1. Confession and
I, Svo. 2. Medita-
2uio. ;i. The E.\-
ons, N. York, 1882,
the Collects for the
Idveut to Trinity,
Prince Zilah : a
of Jules Clurelie,
: the Gypsy Bride;
:;hic., 1885, 12ma;
'er, daughter and
)f liliinover ; mar-
;., who was created
■!B7, when the title
ograjihy and Cor-
Delany : with In-
•ge the Third and
■0 ; Second Series,
INV, Mauv, ante,
s specimens of the
he eiglitoeiith ceil-
tccipes coinmuni-
of St. Oovcr, Lon.,
3 cook good dishes
at the les.sons arc
's of one thousand
xxiii. oil.
I Cl'k, N. York,
■Owner's Manual :
julations in New
n, ic, concerning
HAJ
Land-Titles, Deeds, Morlgug.v, < , Auburn, N.Y., 1847
12mo. 2 Ed.) Official Ou -.ns of the Attorneys-
Ocneralof the United Statts: wiih Notes' vols i -v
Wash 1852 8vo. 3. The Republican Party and its
Presidential Candidates : comprising an Accurate His-
torv of the Republican Party in the United States, from
Its Origin in 179t'> to its Dissolution in I8;)2; of the Wliiir
and Democratic Parties during the Interregnum, and of'
lis Reformation in 1850, N. York, 185(i, 12mo. 4 Meth
odisiii • Its Source and the Secret of its Power, Lexine-
ton, Ky., LS70, ,S2mo. ^
Hall, licnjaniin Ilonicr, [r,„i,;, vol. i., Hail
Bknjamis ,>dd.,J b. 18;i0,in Troy. N.Y.; brother of Fit2'
e<lwar.l Hall, „,/,„; educated at Harvard, and admitted
to llic bur in 185fi. 1. A Collection of College Words
iS^« 'o"",'.'.', I.'""'"'''^ee, Mass., 1851, Svo ; new ed., cnl.,
„,: r- "ilJliography of the United States : Vermont
N /iork. I860. H. (Ed.) Tribute of Respect by the
Citizens uf Troy to the Memory of Abraham Lincoln.
Iroy. ISd.',, Svo.
ic?^""' *^ • **• Cupid's Curse, and other Tales, Lon.,
Hall, Charles, better known as Charles U est-
nall, the pedestrian champion of England. The Modern
Method ..1 Training for Running, Walking, Rowin"'
and Lo.vmg: including Hints on E.\erci8e, Diet, Oloth-
"ig. .tc-., l.„n., 1803, Kimo.
Ilnll, Mrs. Charles. Katie Summers, Lon., 1874
sq. loiiiti. > ' )
Hall, Charles Cuthbert. Necessity and Advan-
tages (,l Popular Education in Church Music, N. York
',,',; """"• yi'^l' I^'^'"*"' SiOLsMisn, (ed.) Evangeli-
C'll Hymns, with Tunes, N. Y..rk, 1880, cr. Svo
Cnn?"' ^i''?''!''* *^' 1- The Geology of Philadelphia
County and uf the Southern Parts of Montgomery and
Bucks, lilust. (Second Geological Survey of Penn-
sylvania, ) Phila., 1,881, Svo. 2. The Geology of Lehi.-h
and .Northampton Counties: Itinerary Survey of the
juountains, (Second Geological Survey of Pennsylvania.)
,J^k",! '^''"•'■'.^s Francis, 182I-187I, b. at Roches-
xer, is.n : was in turn blacksmith, stationer, and en-
graver Becoming interested in the fate of Sir John
iranklm. he devoted himself for years to the study of
Arctic mutters, and made two expeditions fitted out by
private subscription, and in 1871 sailed on the " Polaris''
in coniiiiand of an expedition fitted out by the V S eov-
ernment, but died in October of that year. Arctic Re-
searches and Life among the Esquimaux : Narrative of
*.xpe<litioii in Search of Franklin in 18fi0-(i2 lilust
and Maps N. York, 1804, Svo ; Eng. ed., entitled " Life
with tl.c Iv-quiuiaux," &c., Lon., 1864, 2 vols. Svo. For
account of the " Polaris" expedition, see Davis, C H
snjiru, ' '*
Hall, Rev. Charles Henry, D.D., b. 18''0 at
Augusta, «a.: graduated at Yale in 1842; studied «t
the 1 rotcstant Episcopal Theological Seminary in New
Xork ; was ordained in 1845, and became rector of Holy
Irinity, Bnmklyn, N.Y., in 1809. 1. Notes on the Go.s-
pels, iV \ork, 1857-71, 2 vols. 12mo. 2. True Prot-
cstant Uiluiiiism: being a Review of a Book entitled
The Law ,d Ritualism," Phila., 1S07, Svo. 3. Spina
thri,sli ; or, .Musings in Holy Week, N. York, 1875, 32mo.
4. riie Cluircli of tile Household, N. York, 1877 lonio
Hall, Charles Uadclyffe. Torquay in i'ts Med-
eal_Aspect as a Resort for Pulmonary Invalids, Lon.,
Ir^'")! , p. Svo. '
Hull, Charles W. ]. Arctic Rovings; or. The
«n.?" 'i',-T ,".! " ^7 ,?"'"■•"■'• ^"y «" ""^™ "nd I^nnJ,
n.„„ ' ,;'-',';"■• ■ ?• l'""" ''^"^^" ■■ "" Historical Ro-
mance of the British Maritime Provinces, Bost., 1867,
Ifimo. ,i. Adrift in the loo-Fields. lilust. Bost IS77
12mo. 4. Drifting round the World: a Boy's Adven-
tures by ,V,i and Land. lilust. Bost., 1881, Svo.
M I. „ ,'^*'\,V.'''"'''»"e. Memoir of Marshall Hall,
fli.l>. ByhisHidow. Lon., ISOl, Svo.
„„'l,.'I'i '''i''^'"*" Il'ill was a remarkable man. Wore It '
ki wlclil "',Mh "•',' *";'5' I'I'>7i<'l"Ki-«t to gain a sclentifi"
(I Z *" "llho luiu'tioii of the spinal marn.w-a step ^
• H r V 1 i"' Hr"" '"-'V',' ';""'^^''' «« ■^«''"'"' «"'y to llmt
xli Ml *"" "''' '^<^«''"e u rceord,"-,s'n<, ftr., ,
Hull, Hev. Christopher Newman, LL.B..
Ouitc, vol. I., Hall, Rkv. Newman, add.,1 • . isjs, at
Maidstone, Kng. : son of J. V. Hall, (o. r.. ,„ • , >,„ i •)
wag educatcil at Highbury College, ami gradu ■ „ at the
University „r London, where he gained the law Fellow-
ship. In IM2 be became pastor of the Albion Congro-
HAL
gational Church, Hull, and in 1854 entered upon the
charge of Surrey Chapel, now Christ Church, l,ondon
He has twice visited the United States. He has a wide
popularity as a preacher, and the circulation of some of
his writings is counted by millions. 1. Divine Social-
ism ; or, Ihe Man Christ Jesus, Lon., 1851, l'>iuo 2
Seventy Scripture Chants; 3d ed.. 185,i, 1 2mo. 3 Con-
gregationalism for Christ, Lon., 1855, lOmo. 4. Hymns
and Songs for Bands of Hope, Lon., 1855, 24mo ■■)'
Sacrihce; or. Pardon and Purity through the Cross, Lon,,'
I8o6, 18mo. 6 Hymns composed at Bolton Abbey, and
her Rhymes Lon., 1851, p. Svo. 7. Hints on Preach-
iiig, Lon., l,8oS, 12mo. 8. Now! Lon,, 1,S58, 12mo- 2d
?l^.'n ?»• "• '^"''"'''' ""' "'« Spirit; new ed„ Lon.,
1859 18mo. Ill The Day of Salvation, an.l othei-
rracts. Lon., l8o!), ISnio. 11. The Voice of Jesus, and
other Tracts, Lon., 1859, ISmo. 12. Christ for Every
One, Lon., ISbO, ISmo. 13. Plain Truths Plainly Put''
the Sermons to the People of London, preached in St.
James's Hall and the Theatres, Lon., 1861, lOmo. 14.
the Holy Catholic Faith. Lon.. I,'<fl2, lOmo. 15 The
Assassination of Abraham Lincoln : a Lecture, Lon.,
Ifch,. lOuio 16. The Cardinal and the Encyclical, [of
Mb Dec, 1864 :] a Lecture to Young Men, Lon.", 1805, Svo.
7. Ihe Antidote to Fear, Lon , 1866, Svo. Anon Is
oiucward Bound, and other Sermons, Lon., 1809, p. Svo'
J. lilgrim Songs in Cloud and Sunshine, Lon,, 1n7u
1^1110. 20. Liverpool to St. Loui.s. Lon., 1870, f 1869 1
.1. tonflict and Victory: an Autobiography, Lon., 1874,
12mo. 22. Prayer: its Reasonableness and Efficacy
Lon 18,5, 16mo. 23. The Lord's Prayer: n Practicai
Meditation, Lon., 1883, Svo. 24. The Coming of the
Lord Lon,, 1884, lOmo. 25. Songs of Heaven and
Earth, Lon. ],sS,,, p. Svo. Also, many single sermons,
lectures, and addresses.
.1 ",«"», '♦'"•Christopher Newman. 1. Through
the lyro to Venice, Lon,, ISOll, cr. Svo. 2. Sketches
and Recollections, lilust. Lon., 1879, p Svo
Hall, Clara OaKey. Sweet Bells Jangled: a
Dramatic Love-Tale, N. York, 1S70, Svo.
Halj, p. New Hampshire Superior Court Reports,
vols. Ivi.-lyii., Concord, 1876-77, Svo.
Hall, E. Munster Fireside; or. The Barrys of
Reigb, Lon.j 1S75, 12mo. '
M**?'!? j^'.S,* .'*?• '''''e Kui'ipean in India with
Mnirs Medical Guide: U cd., Lon., 1878, or. Svo
Hall, E. (iarnett. Bay Leaves: a Tribute to
hnglands Heroes, [verse,] Lon., 1878, 12mo.
1 JJ^.M' ^' "• '^""tional Tax as Amended, N. York,
loo3, I2nio. '
Hall, Rev. Edward Brooks, [antr, vol, i.. add 1
Sermons, 1832-66: with Memoir, Bost., 1867. lOnio.
Hall, Ilev. Edward H., a Unitarian minister.
1. ten Lectures on Orthodo.w and Heresy in the Chris-
tian Church, Bost., 1883, 161110. 2. Lessons on the Life
ot St. laul, drawn from the Acts and the Epistles; 2d
cd., Bost,, IS.xo, 16mo. ' '
w"m m' n ''*n.'"''„"^J'P'«' ^-S"'' !'"»: ''"'•the
West!!, the Traveller and Emigrant's Hand-Book to
Canada and the Northwest States of America, Lon.,
1^850, Svo ; 3d ed., 1858. 2. The Great West : Emigrants'
Settlers , and Travellers' Guide- and Hand-Book to the
States ol California and Oregon and the Territories
of Nebraska, Utah, Colorado. Idaho, Montana, Nevada,
Washington, and Arizmia, N. York, 1864, lOmo; new
ed.. Lon., 1867. 3, Ajipleton's Han<l Book of American
Iravel; the .Southern Tour, N. York, 1800, 12mo; 9th
annual ed., 1869. 4. The Summer Tourist's Viiflition-
Guide to American Watering-Places. Maps, fc N
iork, 1,S69, ISmo. 5. Page's Hand-Book to Brighton
and Its \ icinity : with Short Tours to East and West
Sussex, Lon., 1871, Svo : new cd., rev. and enl,, Brighton,
, , J^'^ Picturesque Tourist: a Handy Guide
round the World, Lon., 1S77, p. Svo. 7. Coffee-'Taverns,
(ocoa.Houscs, and ColTec-Palaces: their Rise, Progress
and Pro.spects, Lon., 1878, fp. Svo. 8. Lands of I'ienty :
British North America for Health, Sport, and Profit
Lon., 1S79, p. Svo. 9. The Homo Colony: a Guide fo^
investors ami Settlers in Newfoundland, Lon., 1882, Svo
f ,,•*''.' .*^j!**'«''d I*""cr. (Trans.) Eorly Sources
-.1 hngiisri Initarian Clirisliunily, by Gaston Bonet-
Miiury : with a Preface by James Martineau, Lon., 1SS4.
Hall, Rev. Edward Vine, M.A., graduated at
Magdalen College, Oxford, 1859; ordained 1861; vicar
"r trii*.",™*''-'' *''>'JI««<!X, 1870-78; curate in charge
"1 St. Nicholas, Worcester, 1879-81 ; minor canon, pre-
centor, and sacrist of Worcester Cathedral since 1877.
74S
HAL
1. Tho Waiting Saviour, and other Sermons, Lon., 1S75,
IJino. 2. Sermons prcaehocl in Worewter Cathedral,
Lon., 18S-, l2uio. li. Fourteen Short Seruions, Worces-
ter, 1SS-, i2mo.
" Hall, Elfin," (Pseud.) ,Seo I'Eiiitv, Miis. E. C,
liifrti.
Hall, Eugene J. I. Poems of tho Farm and Fire-
side, Chio., 1,S74. 2. Lyrics of Home-Land, Ohio., 1881,
sq. 8vo.
Hall, Fitzedward, V.C.L.. b. Ikl'.^, at Troy, N.Y. ;
griuiuuted at Harvard in 1SJ«, a:ul went to India,
where in 1850 he became tutor, and in \S5:'. profissor, in
the K'uvcTnment college at Denares. In 181)2 lie went to
London and was made profe.-.-or of Sanskrit and Indian
Jjri,.<|irudenoo in King's College. Since ISO!) he has
^ resided at Alarlesford, Suffolk. Ho has (Mlited Sanskrit
J te.\ts, ccmti-ibuted on philological .subjects to reviews
and iierio.lieals, and assisted in the prefiaration of tho
.New English Uiotionary. I. A Contribution towards
an Inde.\ to the Uibliogniphy of the Indian Philosoph-
ical , Systems, Calcutta, 18,511, Svo. (Published bv order
of thu government of tho Xurthwest Provinces.) 2.
(Trans.) A Rational Uefutation of the Hindu Philosoph-
ical .Systems; from the Original Hindi of Nflakaatha
Sristn, Lon., 1S«2, Svo. ,!. (Ed.) Ane Compendious an.l
Uryue Iractiite [m verse] concernyng >•« Office and Dewtio
ot Kyngis. Laitlio oouipylit by \V. Lauder. (Early Eng.
Text Soo.) Lon., 1SH4, Svo. -1. Benares, Ancient and
Mediieval: a Monograph. Hertford, ISliS, Svo. 5. (Ed.)
The Historic of ano Xobil and Wailzeand Sqvvor Wil-
liam Meldrum. Coinpylit by Sir Dauid Lvn.lesay of tho
Mont. (Early Eng. Text Soo.) Lou., l.K'«S-(i9,2 parts,
8vo. fl. (Ed.) I'oetical Works of William Lauder, Lon.,
18(0. .*<vo. 7. Kecent E.Memijlitications of False Philol-
ogy, X. \ork, \A7-2, l2mo.
Or.',n,"vvi!l?'''-''"^'"Pi"-r"!"''nls« phllology is Mr. Richard
SuiVi J .' •''^' ,"" ^■■'<''',l'i'i"{? Iiimself in the volume . . .
entitled Words and their Pses.' . . . Dr. Hair-- criticisms
. . . are throughout pungent and ah\e:'—Xaliun, xvi. 3*4.
8. Modern English, Lon., l,"?:!, p. Svo.
" An attempt to show how tho English of to-dny differs
from that of our grandfathers, and to vindicate the change
as proper growth, , It is a hard pre,s.scd pack of facts.
ni'oAr 1. .'i 'f '" '"'''i^'' ^'"'' ""^ f'"^^'* '"■« ,seleclcd with
m«»,''^ iV''"""';'""^ -sound judgiaeiu and that the
.Trfint ,i J'"," '""■' "''"' »i"I,«itli«"- supplements in im-
pprtant particulars or contradicts our best dictionaries
fi^r", .M,"-' '"*','"■>■ ;jf familiar words, every student.lf Ei g
,. Ill f M "'"l' ';." ",'-^'" "'« ^""^ ""<! "«es 'he author
no stinted thanks."— AWwn, xvlii. TiS.
• He does not criticise; lie reviles. He seems to be in a
passion from one end of his book to the ,jther. . The
book has its use in one way. as anv collection of obsolete
i"ti'r'^ii';;a."Lr\ixr'.v""' '"^""■"'"^ "^ ^^'"^^^^^
its V /Ah "'"' 'u"rT T^ i;7P,t't..«lly i.uleavoursto fenew
no,?t ;.•.;,■." '"* '"'V'?' "''"U'lJs with a rich store of
?v ,n Vi , i?'i ' "" '"1 'V'<'"'" '^'-''-'" equalled. For every
wi'ilKlrw! s;!L^lT"r!.™''r? r ""^''^ "^ reference.-I
enc; ^'iSit to^'is",';."'!:' """ 'P""' «•"''■
rare^forihI."'hii!!?rv'?'?""""', '"" """""grapli to such a-s
not'nllu- n'r"!!,',.''"' H''''K''"»' !"wk .leserves the admiration
1 s!?"i'9' '"'"r-lf,''*' ,""W'e- 1. f^oeial Customs, Bost.,
the Author of "Social Customs." Bost., ISS8, 24mo
Hall, Frederic, a legal adviser to Ma.ximilian,
Emperor of Mexico. Life of Maximilian I., Late Em-
Sr"l^"ri,"^or. 2.r " " ''"""" "' "" ^"'^"''' •^^"'°""'
ro^^i' n^.r'. '?,?!!^"**''. ^^-^^ S'-a<luated at Jesus
College, Oxford, I8h2; ordained 186,1 , cur;-te of St
Marys, Wolverhampton, lSfi;i-fi5; rector of Pryern
Burnet, diocese oi Loudon, since 1 882. ! ASh'"tHis
torioal Account of tiie Collegiate Church of "st'peter
Wolverhampton. Illust. Lon., 180,5, Svo. 2. Fast „s
Reception of the Blessed Sacrament, a Custom of the
Church Catholic, Lon., 1881, 12ibo. i ■" ot me
Han, Mrs. Frederick J. i. The Next of Kin ;
HAL
3 vols. p. Svo. 2. The Knave of
i a Novel, Lon., 1851, _ ... , .. ,„^. „,„^^^ ,^j
I Hearts; a Novel, Lon., ISa.s, ;i yolg. p, ,Svo.
I Hall, Frederick James, and Twells, I'liiiin
; Reports of Cases argued and determined in the Iliili
Court of Chiinetry during the Time of Lord Chancellor
I tottenham, Lon., I8,")(l-;)|, 2 vols. Svo.
Hall, G. C. Causes of Blindness in India- Treat
meiit and Cure, Allahabad, 1881, Svo.
I Hall, George, M.D. An Excursion from Jericho
to the Ruins of the Ancient Cities of Oera?.a and Amman
; in the tountry East of tho River Jordan. By |t
; Lon,, IS,i2. ■''Vo. "^
: Hall, George Barnes. Historical Sketches and
h.vcnls in Ihe Colonization of America and tho Out-
grmnh of our Country. Illust. Minneapolis, 1S88, Svo
Hall, t«eorge Berringer. Records of St. Al-
phege, London Wall; compiled from its Ancient Docu-
ments, Lon., ISS2, Svo.
Hall, George James. ■•Sought and leaved; a
rize Essay on Ragged Schools and Kindred Institutions,
Lon., ISoj, l2nio. '
Hall, Granville Stanley, I'h.D., b. 1,S45, at Ash-
held, Ma,-^,* ; graduated at Williams College 1887-
studied at Berlin, Bonn. Heidelberg, and Leipsic; pro-
fessor of psychology at .lohns Hopkins University l-SS'-
S,N and since then president of Clark Univer,-^itv, Wm.
cester, Mass. 1. (Trans.) Hegel ns the X'ational
Ihilosopber of Germany, by J. K. F. Rosenkranz, St
Loui,., Mo., IS74, Svo. 2. Aspects of German Culture. -
a, Volume of Essays and Criticism, Bost,, IS.M, 12iiio
,p (J'd-) Pc'li'gogical Library, vol. i. : Methods of
reaching History. By G. Dieslerweg, Professors II. 1!.
AdauLs, C. K- Adams J. W. Burgess, E. Emerton, W.
; ,!!!L ""i-'.- w- "'gginson. Bost., ISS3, 12mo ; 2d
ed 1SS5. With MANsFiKi.n, .John M., Hints toward a
Select and Hescriptive Bibliography of Education; ar-
ranged by Topics and indexed by Authors, Bost., I88fi.
IJmo. * '
Hall, H. T. 1. Shaksperean Fly-Leaves and Jot-
tings; new e<l., cnl., Lon., 1871, Svo. 2. Shnkspere's
Plays the Separate Editions of, with the Alterati.ms
done by \ iirious Hands; 2d ed., Cambridge, 1S80, 8vo
u" I,' rn'"'''* Manual of South African Geog-
'■«phy,_On^e Town, I85it, Svo. *
all, Henry, a journalist. I. American Naviga-
tion .- with some Account of the Causes of its Former
1 rosperity and Present Decline, N. York, 1880, Svo. 2.
Report on the Ship-Building Industry of the United
States, (Tenth Census,) Wash., 1SS4, 4to.
Hall, Henry, assistant surgeon. War Department.
Vooabnlary of 'lechnioal Terms, in Eight Languages,
Lon., I860, ;! parts, obi. Ifluio. fc 6 >
T.^u"'p^**'' T^f.'.''^ Armstrong, educated at
Trinity College, Dublin, and King's College, London;
ordained 18,6; vicar of Holy Trinity, Bristol, ISSO-
80 ; vicar of Spring (jrove, Heston, since 1888. Advent
Counsel, and other Sermons, Bristol, 1880
s„'?''r'{./*'^"!' Herbert Byng. 1. Spain and tho
, Seat of War in.spa,a, Lon., I8;i7, p. Svo. 2. Scenes at
Home and Abroad, Lon., 1839, p. Svo. 3. Highland
Sports and Highland Quarters, Lon., 1847, 2 vols p Svo
4. txmoor; or, Footsteps of St. Hubert in the West!
Lou 1840 5. (Ed.) The Sportsman and his Dog; or
Hints on Sporting, Lon., 1850, 12mo. Anon. 6. Scot-
tish Sports and Pastimes, Lon., 1850, 12mo. 7 The
West of England an.i tho Exhibition of 1851. Illust
Lon., 1S5I, p. Svo. S. Brooklands : a Sporting Biogra-
phy Lon., 1802, 2 vols. p. Svo. 9. Mary ; a Daughter
I "i •''«, ,?"8'"'' I'easantry, Lon., 1853, 3 vols, p Svo.
' 10. Soldiers and Sailors in Peace as in War, Lon' 1855,
«'"«"■,, ','?'\m' •"■• '^'"^ ^"""^' '» "'o East, Lon.,
1 8o6, 12mo. 12. The Queen's Messenger ; or. Travels in
the Highways and Byeways of Europe, Lon., 1865, p.
Svo ; new ed., 1S7J. 13. Sport and its Pleasures, Phys-
ical and Gastronomical ; 2d ed,, Lon., 1868, 8vo 14
Adventures of a Bric-iiBrao Hunter, Lon,, 1S6S. n Svo-
new ed entitled "The Brie-ii-Br.c Hunter; or. Chap'
ters on Chinaniania." IS73. '
th'e^''u™,lV'nf 'If''' •'"".'■'"■."""'y.-^'ears he has followed
i.rL'i ■ V- "^ " ^"'IPc'or throughout the length and
ptriormaiices in most unpreteiidinir fashion .-nntrive" to
x'rviii!'l329™ " **""'^ '''"'' "' "''""natl">>-''-*"t(a(o°
15. The Pigskins Abroad, Lon., 1870, p. Svo. 16
Luoiillus ; or Palatable Essays, Lon., 1878, f vols. p. Svo.
Hall, lllland, [,.„«,■, vol. i., add.,] 1795-1885, gov-
ernor of Vermont 1858-60; president of the Vennont
3. 2. The Knave of
i. n. Svo.
d i'wellH, IMiilip.
riuincd in the iligh
lu of Lord Chancellor
!vo.
lesa in India: Trcnt-
■0.
L'ursion from Jericho
Oernzii and Ainmnii
Jordan, liy (J. il.
torioal Sketches and
iierica and the Oiit-
inneapoli.", ISSS, ,Mvo.
Kccords of St. Al-
n its Ancient Docu-
iij,'lit nnd leaved : a
iindred Institutions,
.D., 1). 1S45, at Ash-
ani8 College ISB";
!, and Leipsic ; pro-
ins University |n,s2-
rk University, Wor-
I as the Nalioniil
F. K<isenkranz, Si.
jf German Culture :
, Bost., 18S1, 12nio.
I. i. : Methods of
?(.', Professors II. I).
!ss, K. Emerton, W.
ist., 1888, 12mo; 2d
M., Hints toward a
f of Education ; ar-
lUthors, Bost., I88(i,
?ly-Leaves and Jot-
0. 2. Shnkspere's
illi the Alterations
(bridge, 1880, 8vo.
uth African Geog-
American Naviga-
uses of its Former
.'ork, 1880, 8vo. 2.
3try of the United
4to.
, War Department.
Eight Languages,
>ng, educated at
* College, London;
lity, liristol, 1880-
nce 1888. Advent
1880.
1. Spain and the
8vo. 2. Scenes at
ivo. 3. Highland
1847,2 vole. p. Svo.
ibert in the West,
and his Dog; or.
Anon. 6. .Scot-
)0, 12mo. 7 The
1 of 1851. IlluBt.
I Sporting Biogra-
(lary : a Daughter
^^, •'! vols. p. Svo.
1 War, Lon., 1855,
to the East, Lon.,
!er; or. Travels in
pe, Lon., 1865, p.
< Pleasures, Phys-
I., 18BS, 8vo. 14.
Lon., 1868, p. 8vo;
lunter; or, Chap.
•s he has fidiowed
the lengtli and
of hiuLselt and Ills
<hlon, contrive" to
latlon."— *;^a'(«<or,
HAL
llistoriottl Society. The History of Vermont from its '
Discovery to 1701, Albany, 1868, 8vo. Also, sing o
speeches and addresses. ' ■""»'"
Hall, Ilev. Ililkiah Bedford. I. Proofs of
the Divinity of Christ, Lon., 18,«, I2mo. 2 T «m
i.an.onto the Authorised Version of iho New Testament •
being Lmendatory Notes with Explanatory Observations;
Lon., ISj,. 8vo; 2d cd., rev. and enl., lS(i| •< Ti '
hpist le of Paul the Apostle to the Colossians .■ a rovised
Translation Lon., 1850, 8vo. 4. •»*.„ i.,o,^,r,,. John i
Bapti.st : being a Course of Advent Lec.ur,;, Lon., Ls'wj
8\(). 0. 'H eV.*<i«ia .uayytAi., : The Fulness i,f the Miin-
.festation of Jesus Christ : being a Course of Ei.h.ha "y
Lectures, Lon., Lsfi.i, 12mo. i 'l'"any
Hall, Hubert, b. 1857, at llesley Hall, Notting-
hamshire; educated at Shrewsbury School and privatelv ■
appointed to a post in the Public Record Ollice 1870 -a
lellow of the Society of Antiquaries and of the Koval
ills i.ncal .Society, and a member of the Pipe Roll and
Selden Societies, Ac. 1. The History of the Custom
Revenue ,n Lngland, from the Earliest Times tf. the
t-^"l ,;',:' • ™'.»l;;l«J,<-'''olusively from Original Authori-
IKS, 1.011., IMS.-), 2 vids.
„,"-^'','}"'"'i"''' bave liecii able to test liiswork if sn<..n«
almost iree from iiiacc,ira..y."_^(/,., No. 3017
-!. Society 111 the Elizabethan Age. Illust. ISSfi 8vo
Contents: The Landlord , the Steward; the Tenant j
e Burgess; the .Merchant ; the Host; the Courtier
the Churchman; the Official ; the Lawyer; Appendices. I
tr.r. .'.':'* " """I'lete master of the comnle-x economic lif>i '
of i"'l M^ili'irir^ IV;',',' '-^ """'"•■ 'Tt.''^l'^v"rl"u,"nJ i't
HAL
livni; «f (V r " V. V"^'"" " millVKlUa VCS. . . . TllO
Klvnmi ''""","• ' "I'"'"'"' • \V'ld' Darrell, liislKi i:, .x f
nfVl , II i "''' '""""■ "K"™».tt'-e iUumi inte.1 n a lust
K,r'»"?;' ,«,'■,"!..''"■•' "^■;V- ; Wild' .Darren is iii's „Te
Svo. 16.
^70,
378,2 vols. p. Svo.
] 1795-1885, gov-
. of the Vermont
F
.w.\,r,r ""ll.iioiilesses, the liero of a book otherwise
^l™/.'x.\'xi'":;.''"''B' ""'"-■'• "'"" '""king, reputations"^
Hall, Isaac Hollister, b. 18.37, at Norwalk,
Conn.; s(m of Edwin Hall, D.D., (.7 ,• n,,ie vol i
graduated at Hamilton College ISi;!, and at Columi;ia
Law School ISO.-,, was for two years a professor in the
Protestant college at Beirut, .Syria, and since 1884 \Z
Unnersity 1. American (ircek Testaments: Critical
Bibliography of the Greek New Testament as published
n America: with Two Fao-Similo Illustration's, Phila,
18.!.i, I.'nio 2. (Ed.) Reproduction in Phototype of the
S.vrian Antilcgomcna Epistles, Ac. Plates. Bait., LSSfi,
Hall, J. 1. Legends of the West, Cin., 1869, 12mo.
uTn"u "^ V'^'i"'"' "'■■""•y- *"- Cin.; 1869, I2mo.
1888 l'?uo '' Ulimpses of Ureal Fields, Lon.,
0.,"?s,s'r'*,„*'' •*'"'''<'8])eare vs. IngersoII, Cleveland,
name^thni*"'^!' ^^^-J''""-, vol. 1., the nfth of the
New York S,''*; M "''' '"^'^■'^ ^"' ^'""' <"^™'»' "f "'«
Sh, . „ 1 -T" ^I"'*"™ ^i"ce 1866, and is also the
of Nliv !"v V- Contributions to the Pateontology
Si ,M .^ %^- '\^ ',"'''• ' **"• 2. Natural History of the
Sate ol New \ork: Pahvontology, vol. iii mrt i
Pl„,», a\1 ' "'*",n'"'»gy. vol. iv., part i. Text and
Plates. Albany, 18(17, 4to. 4. Descriptions of New
Speciesof Fossils from the Niagara Formation at Wal
dron, Indiana, f. Urk, 1879, Svo. With W.iit.vrv,
logical Survey of the State of Wiscinsfn'! N. York, 1 S62;
Hall, James, of Nantwich. A llistnrv of fi,o
Town and Parish of Nantwich, or WictMbS, in th
v^ypr^nl:;;."" "' ''"'"' ^''^"'"''' '«^''. ^'o- i-'i-
I. all. Rev. John, D.D„ LL.D., b. 1829, in County
Ariungi Ireland, and educated at Belfast cilloge was
licensed preach in 1849, and, after servin- as mission
ary in the west of Irelan.l, and holding pastote"n
Ariijagh and Dublin, removed to the Uniied Sa n
1S6,, become pastor of the Fifth Avenue Pr^byt^H. ,"
^ The Chief End of Man: an Exposition of the First
Answer of he Shorter Catechism, Phila., ISmo. rFam
lar Talks to Boys, N. York, 12mo. 4. How to S udv an
International Sabbath-Sehool Lesson, PhiTa., 16 no "
Minor Characters of the Bible, Phila., 18mo. 0. TheOnly
.^„ «K ? ,.' •. '"'.E.xpoailion of the Second Answer of
the Shorter taiechism, Phila., 18mo. 7. Sabbath-School
Theiilogy; or, Conversations with a Class, Phila., ISmo.
8. The Sower and the Seed, Phila., 18mo. 0. (Ed )
Family Prayers, f,r Four Weeks, N. York. ISfiS, 12mo
0. tare cast upon the Lord, N. York, ISliO, "4mo'
. lapers for Hoiiie Reading. N. York, 1871, 12mo.'
I.'. Questions of the Day, X.York, 187:), 12mo. L)
Ireaching: Manner and Matter, N. York, 1874, 12ino'
4 Ihoughts for the Old Year and the New, N. York,
18,4 .i2mo. L..,Why Wecpest Thou? N. York, 1874
^-..10. 16. Gods \\o:d through Preaching, (Lyman
Beecher Lectures^,, e College,) X. York. 1^7.5 12m
7 Momormls of Wesleyan Ministers fiom 1777 to
840 Lon 18,6, svo. Is. V„„ „„,, ,.,„„ ei.ildren ; or,
Happy Homes, and how to make them, 1877. 10
f°"ndatio„ Stories for Young Builders, Lon., ISSl,'
! 8mo. 21. A Christian Homo: how to make ami how
o maintain it Lon., I8S4, l2mo. 21. (Ed.) Fan Uy
Prayers for Working- People, for Four Week . E 1^^^,
88. sm. er. Svo With C,v,,,,i,, T. L,. and Bkk.uki,
wui a *'"""'"^*/"' I'renching, X. York, 1871, ISmo.
With Stuaut, GKoncK H., The Ameriean Eva;gelists
fr'pi;,;,! N^^ ""J' ,1™ "• ^""^'y' '" ^•'"'^ ""'"in »nd
Ireland, JS. iork, 12ino.
r.,"","',,*^''*'' •'"''II, Independent minister of Union
Chape Bri.xton. I. Mi.ssions at Home: the Christian
atriots Reined.y for his Country's Danger, Lon., 1856,
,-'"": „?■, ^'"^ 'ielievcr's I'eaee: In Memoriam of hii
Uoj^il Highness the Prince Consort, Lon.. 18ti'> Svo
Hall, John, M.R.C.S. Drink-Thirst; its' Medical
Treatment, Lon., I8S1, Svo.
Hall, Kev. John, of Trenton. Henry Martyn and
hi- Missionary- Work in the East, I'nila., 18s:i, iBuio.
Hall, John Carey, educated at Queen's University,
Ireland; called to the bar at the Middle Temple LSSl •
ossistant Jajianese secretary at Tokio l,sS2. (Trans ) A
General View of Chinese Civilization, by P. Lahtte, 1887,
Hall, John Charles. 1. Bedside Sketches; On
the Treatment of Thoracic Consumption, Lon., 185(1, Svo.
2. Prevention of Cholera; 2d ed., enl., Lon., 1853, Svo
.1 Hints on the Pathology, .tc, of Thoracic Consump-
ton. Illust. 3ded.,enl., Lon., lS5(!,12mo. 4. On the
1 revention and Treatment of the Sheffield Grinders' Dis-
ease, Lon., 1857, 8vo. 5. Medical Evidence on Railway
Accidents, Lim., 18(18, Svo """"j'
n„»»''"','''i?''" JF'!."''*"'' "-A- ^- is:i7; educated at
?imU"'T'.r°-'"'."''' """'^'' to the bar at Lincoln's
inn 1S)2. A Ireatise on the Law relating to Profits
a Prendre and Rights of Common, Lon., 1871, 8vo
Hall, John K. 1. Master Workman and Masonic
Monitor, Bost, 1864, 12mo. 2. Master Key to thoTreas
ures of the Royal Arch, 18fc6, 24mo. ; ^ Freema m,'s
Monitor : a List of All the Lodges in the St.ife of Mas „
i8?n:sq: IT' '""'' '""°' -*• *'"^""''-' *'^"^"^' ^-"•'
Ci Jh" n' *'f ''" V^?-^?"- ""'''•' '" "'* Three Services,
Civil, Naval, and Military, Lon., 1860, 12moj 2d od.,
h nfli-' •',?''"„^*"e' [?'"'■''■'■'• '"'«''^-] l"4-186n,
b. at Diss, Norf^^dk; a bookseller at Maidstone 1814-50.
1 he Sinners Iriend," mentioned cmir, vol. i., was first
published in 1821. It has bee.i translated intrthirty
languages, and has readied a circulation of nearly three
mil ions of^ copies. Conflict and Victory : the Autobion-
raphy of the Author of " The Sinner's Friend." Edited
by Newman Hall. Lon., 186,i, p 8vo
Hall, John William. The Coal-Mines Regula-
tmn Ac , 1872 : with Explanatory Introduction and Notes,
Wolverhaimiton, 1872, Svo. '
ri,!f»?-"n ,**«"'• Jo.seph, M.A., graduated at Corpus
Christi College, Cambridge, 1844; ordained 1844; reJtor
of Knockholt, Kent, 1855. 1. Earnest Lovelate, Lon.,
S tL pTi =; H",."."'" Tongues, Lon., 1864, 18mo
LoJ ISfii 9 ''•'"f ll'r'.^"''"'"-' "l'™" Narrative,
Lon. 1,864, 121110. 4. What is the Good of Confirmation?
a Question Answere.L Lon., 1864, 16mn. 5. Eden's
Symbols, Lon., 18(15, Ifimo.
Hall, Rev. Joseph, Wesleyan Methodist n.ini.-
.,%l,.v .""n"'\"^."''"''"y"'' Alethodist Ministers ;
or. The \early Death-Roll from 1777 to 1840, Lon., 1878
I ;.; „f .1 , • ' Circuits and Ministers: an Alphabeticai
List of the Circuits in Great Britain, with the Nemes of
ho Ministers stationed in each Circuit, from 1765 to
I8S0, Lon., 1886, Svo.
Hall, Joseph Sparkes. Book of the Feet: a
74fi
i:'
HAL
History of Boots and Shoes; 2d ed., Lon., 1847, 18mo:
new ed., IS50, 12mo. ' > » .
Hall, Julia «. The Dream of Home, and other
Poems, l,on., IstiS, Hvn.
Hall, Julius. Praetioal Snggestions to All In-
ventors and Patentees and Purchasers of Patents, Lon..
1.S72, dvo.
Hall, L. A. 1. Prejudice I,o8t and Love Won, Lon.,
I2mo. 2. The Story of a Pebble, Lon., 12mo. .■!. Which
was the liravest? and other Stories, Lon., 181)4, 12mo.
Hnll, Lewis A., M..'). The Farmer'.f Railroad ; or,
A 1 realise uniting .Mental with Corporal Efforts in the
Iniprovement of the Farmer and the Farm, Trenton,
lyjii, 8vo,
Hall, Louise Gardiner. Manna, Niirht and
Morning, N. York, l,s,S:t, 2luio.
Hall, Lymau W. Elementary Outline of Mental
Philoao|ih.v, Columbus, 0., 1S50, 12mo.
Hall, M. (Trans.) A Perilous Venture; from the
Oeinian of (). von Mu.vern, Lon., l8St, p. 8vo.
Hall, M. D. I. Suggestions for the Repression of
Crime, Lon., 1.S57, 8vo. 2. Our E.xernplars, Poor and
Kieh: liiographioal Sketclie.'', Lon., 1861, 12mo.
Hall, Mrs. M. G. C. A Lady's Life on a Farm in
Manitoba, Lon., 1.S84, fp. 8vo.
.?f "',',' '^*'"'''** '^"'Jo to English Orthography, Lon.,
Hall, .Mrs. Marie, (8ibree,) [,i„ie, vol. ii., Sidrek,
Maiiie, add.] 1. A Roraan Painter and his Model, Lon.,
18,11, p. 8vo. 2. Andrew Marvell and his Friends:
fetory of the Siego of Hull, Lon., 1871, p. 8vo; 4th ed.,
I>84. ;i. (iabriella; or. The Spirit of Song, Lon., 1878,
l-'mo. 4. The White Ro.se of Dereham, Lon., 1S7.8, 12mo.
5. Noble, but not the Noblest, Lon., 188:i, p. 8i-o.
Hall, Mary L. Preparation: a Novel, N. York,
188;{, 12nio.
Hall, Mary Stuart. Blanche's AVandorings ; or,
The (luiding Hand, Lon., 1857, 8vo.
Hall, Mrs. Matthew, [<tiii,; vol. i., add.] The
Royal Princesses of England, from the Reign of (icorge
the First, Lon., IS.i.s;, ,,. Svo; new ed., 1871.
Hall, Miranda. Fairy Spinner, and "Out of
Date or Not," Lon., l,-!74, 12mo.
Hall, R., M.B. I. .Mclern Spiritism: its Origin,
ClaiULs, and Ultimatum, .Melbourne, 1878, 8vo. 2. Signs
of the Times : a Pioplietic Study of the Eastern Ques-
tion and its Ultimate Results: the Whereabouts of the
Lost Ten Tribes of Israel, Melbourne, 1878, Svo.
Hall, R. A. Swcdenborgianism; or. An Assault on
Christian Dootrine, Lon., 1888, p. 8vo.
Hall, Rev. Robert, Independent minister, of Bir-
mingham. 1. The Half-crown and his Philosophy; or,
lales and Dialogues for the Young, Birmingham, 18o9,
•^vo 2. A Book of Varieties : consisting of Original
iaWes, Narratives, Letters, Odes, Ac, Lon , 188:i, |2mo.
Hall, Rev. Robert, .M.A., graduate.l at Christ's
College, Cambridge, 18ol) ; ordained ISoi; vicar of Fla.Y-
ley Gloucestershire, 187li-.83 : rector of Saul, (Jlouces-
tershire since lss:i. On the Doctrine of Typical Rela-
tion in Holy Scripture, Lon., 1871), l2oio
Hall, Robert. I. The Highland Sportsman: a
Coinpendious Sporting (}uide t.) the Highlands of Scot-
land. Maps and Illust. Lon., 18S2, p. 8vo. 2. The
Highland .Sportsman and Touri.st, Lon,, 1S8J, p. ,Svo
nJ,l]\ 1"^'!^' PK'^^T"' ""'' '^"""■''■- " Complete
Guide to Scotland, Ac, Lon., 1887 8vo
Hall, Robert W. The Fothergill Dry Process in
Photogiaj.hy : its Simplicity and Certaintv, Lon., ISHO,
or. Svo. ' ' '
Hall, S. J. Morning Studies and Evening Pas-
times, Lon., 1872, Svo.
Bo*f'*l's'iii'»''l6V '^'''''"'"'' "'' <5eology and Mineralogy,
. Vifl'' ^/?Y' P® I">'">f Impersonation as applied j
to Abstract Meas, Lon., iSlil.
Hall, Salem. I. On a Candlestick, Lon., 1880, ,,n. '
lt)iuo. 2. Mistress Mary's (iardon, Lon., 1881, p. Svo '
■i. Made on Purpose: a Story of Russian Life Lon.j
188, ISnio With Ropes, M.vrv E., Seven Steps Up^
ward: Stones, Lon., 1884, Svo. '
Hall, Rev. Samuel. Solomon and Ezekiel H.ir-
monized; or. Tw,. Critic,! Portions of Scripture cnm-
pareil and explained, Lon., IS."),-,, 12ino
1801-1889, called to the bar nt the Inner Temple in
1841 ; began Ins professional career as a gallery reporter
for the New Times. In 1825 he established the Amulet,
740 '
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of which he was for many years the editor. In 18,10 ho
succeeded Campbell as editor of the New Monthly Mait
azinc, and in 1.830 established the Art Journal, which
he cdite,l till 1880. '. Poems, Lon., 1850, 4to. Printed
for private circulation. 2. (Ed.) The Royal Gallery of
Art, Ancient and Moilern ; Engravings from the Private
Collections of the Queen and Prince Albert and the
Heirlooms of the Crown, Lon., 1858-50, ;( vols fol I
A Book of Memories of (Jrcat Men and Women of tlio
/*ge: from Personal Acjuaintance, Lon., 1870, Svo 4
Wimbledon : Illustrative Details concerning the Parish •
with Descriptions of the Wimbledon Park Estate, Lon '
18,2, 8vo. 5. fho Trial of Sir Jasper: a Temperance
rale, in Verse, Lon., 1873, sq. lllmo; new cl., 1S83,
l2mo. () An Old Story : a Temperance Tale, in Verse
Lon., 18,5, Svo; 2d ed., IS7fi. 7. A Memory of Thom,«
Moore Lon 8,9, 4to. 8. Rhymes in Council: Apho-
risms Versified Lon., 1881, 4to. 9. Retrospect of a Lng
Life, from IMa to 1883, Lon., 1883, 2 vols.
"A curious medley of rcmini.sceiiocs, tea table cnssin
j^;!site.'e!:s:'^iS:™'J""«'"^"'"' «-' '■--«'
10. The Use of Sjiiritualism, Lon., 1884, Svo. With
Hall, Mrs. An.na Maria: 1. The Forl,)rn Hope: »
Story ol 01,1 Chelsea, n. d., 4to. 2. Book of Royalty
Chaiaclenstics of British Palaces, 1838, r 4to 3 Ju/e
nilo Builgit of Little Stories, 1838, llinio. 4. .\ Week
at Killariiey, Lon., 1.S4.'?, or. Svo; new ed., 1805. 5. The
Swan s Egg, Lon., 1851, l,«mo. 6. Hand-Books to Ire-
land 18o4, 4 vols. fp. Svo. 7. Ailventurc of Biddv
,<,1', S*''' V'"" ^^■''' '2'"°- *^- ^ W'"nnn's Story, Lon'
1857, 3 vols. p. 8vo. 9. The Lucky Pcnnv, and othe^
Tales, Lon., 180,, 12nio. 10. Daddy Dacre's School for
the \oung, Lon 1858, ISmo. II. Boys' Book, 1859, p.
8vo 12. The Book of the Thames, from its Rise to its
_*all, Lon., I8a9, 4to; new eds., 1804, 1806, I8(i9 13
lenby : its History, Antiquities, Scenery, Traditions, an,i
Cust.mKS Lon., 1860 ; 2d ed., rev., 1873. 14. The Book of
f««, .-^^ '"','!"'. ^^^'^ ""'•"'« ^'""^t- I""^t. Lon.,
860, Ip. 4to. lo. Juvenile Forget-Me-Nots, Lon., ISO''
16mo. 16. A Comiinnion to Killarney. Illust. and
u"?-, ''m"',', '"•"' ^''"- '*^''"> JkWK.TT, LLEHEI.I.VV,
Haddon Hall: an Illustrated Ouiile: with Notices of
Lu.xton Bakewell, and other Places in the Ncighbour-
liooil, Bu.xton, 1871, Svo.
, ',f""'„^'""?"'' K"">«lly. ^Vesleyan minister, d.
M .1; .^""-"[''t'vo Kecords of John Wesley and Early
Methodism, Lon., 1856, Svo. For biog., see Nighti/-
GALK, 1.
rr'^'J'.^^^^n^'' ''• Wessons from Women's Livca.
i!-uin., l.sOo, I2mo.
Hall, Spencer, F.S.A., 1806-1875, b. in Ireland:
was librarian of the Atheminim Club, London, 1833-
is,;). 1. Suggestions for the Classification of the Li-
brary now collecting at the Athenauim, Lon., 1838, Svo
1 rinted for jirivate circulation. 2. Letter to John Mur-
ray upon an ^.sthetic Edition of the Works „f Shake-
speare Lon. 1841, Svo 3. Echyngham of Echyngham,
Lon 8oO svo. 4. Notices of Sepulchral Memoiials
at Etchingham, Sussex, an,l of the Church at that Place,
Lon.. I8,)l, 8vo. 5. (Ed. and trans.) Documents from
Simanoas relating to the Reign of Elizabeth, (155,8-68-)
trom the Spanish of Don Tomfls Gonzales, Lon., 1865
Svo. (,. Francesca da Rimini, Lon., 1874, Svo. (Trans'
luted from Dante.)
Hall, Spencer Timothy, 1812-188,), b. near Sut-
ton-in-Ashlield, Nottinghamshire; became a printer an,l
tjooksellcr, a lecturer on mesinerisni, and a homoeopathio
tloetor Ills mesmeric cure of Harriet Martineau is
related in her autobiography. 1. The Forester's Offer-
ing Lon, IS4I, l2mo. 2. Phreno-Magnit, and Mirror
of Nature. Lon., 1x14, 12n,o. 3. Mesmeric Experiences,
Lon., 184,,, 12mo. 4. The Upland Hamlet, aii,l ..the;
looms, Lon., 1847, 32mo. 5. Life and Death in Ire-
land as witnessed in 1849, Manchester, 1850, 12mo. 6
Honuoopathy : a Testimony; 2d ed., Lon, 1852, 12mo.
'. I he 1 eak and the Plain : Scenes in Woodland, Field,
and Mountain, Lon., 1853, 12ino. 8. Days in Derbvl
si,l,''i p"; ^","-, '^''■^' I'' ■'^■O' "• liiogniphicil
Skeiclies „f Remarkable People, chieflv from Pergonal
Recollect_i,m : with Miscellaneous Papers and Poems,
inli''i' .', '"; '*'• ^''="'""<' "'" "'"' ''» Surroundings,
including Burnley and its Boundaries, Lon., 1877, l2iuo
]l--I'T T "'® ^'"^'''' ""J ""'•^'' I'oems, Rochdale,
18,8, Svo. Also, guide-books.
I. !!."!■' ?»■?'!"'/ **""•■• Sketches from an Artist's
lorttolio, [with desoriptive letter-press,] Lon., 1875, foL
ho editor. In 1830 ho
he New Monthly Mag-
he Art Journivl, which
'n.,IHJO, 4to. Printed
The Uoyul (Jallory of
vings from the Private
'rince Albert and the
^M-b\>, ;i vola. fol. ,■!.
en nnd Women of the
e, I,on., 1870, 8vo. 4.
oncerning the Parish :
Ion Park Estate. Lon.,
asper: a Temperance
lliHOj new eil., 1S83,
lernnco Talc, in Verse,
A Memory of Thomaj
eg in Council : Apho.
. Retrospect of a Long
t, 2 vols.
'Mces, tea-table gossip,
ijmcnts, and personal
)n., 1884, 8vo. With
ho Forlorn Hope: a
2. Book of Kovalty:
l8;f8,r.4to. S.Juvc-
^ Itlnio. I, A Week
ewed., IStio. 5. Tlio
Hnnd-Books to Ire-
Adventiirr of liiddy
H'ljuian's Story, Lon!,
ky Penny, and other
dy Uncre's School for
Boys' Book, 185», p.
', from its Rise to its
■li-l, 18C.6, 1809. l.'t.
inery, Traditions, and
73. 14. The Book of
'oast. Illust. Lon.,
Me-Nots, Lon., 1802,
Inrney. Illust. and
KWKTT, Li.EWKI.I.V.V,
le: with Notices of
s in the Neighbour-
esleyan minister, d.
a Wesley and Early
biog., see Nigiitix-
)in Women's Lives,
1875, b. in Ireland;
-lub, London, 1833-
'ificiition of the Li-
iim. Lon., 1838, 8vo.
Letter to John Mur-
le Works if .Shake-
lam of Ecliyngham,
•pulchral Jlemoiials
liurch at that Place,
<■) Documents from
lizaheth, (I.toS-68:)
onzules, Lon., lS6j,
1874, 8vo. (Trans-
!-188,5, b. near Sut-
-■came a printer and
and a homceopathio
rrict Martinciui is
'ho Forester's Offer-
lagnet, and iMIrror
'uieric Experiences,
iliunlet, and other
and Death in Iro-
er, 18,i0, 12mo. 0.
, Lon,, 1852, 12mo.
n Woodland, Field,
1 Days in Derby-
9. liiogniphical
efly from Pernonal
apers and Poems,
I its Surroundings,
, Lon., 1877, 12mo.
Poems, Rochdale,
s from an Artist's
IS,] Lon., 1875, fol.
HAL
Wall, T. I. The Cloud of Witnesses. 2. Things
Old and Now; or. The lOvnrigeli.-t nnd Missionary's
Hiind-liook : Essays and Discourses, Lon. 1884 8vo.
Hall, "I". UwiKlit. Huds(m and 'its Tributary
Region, Hudson, Wis., 1857, I2iiiii.
Hall, Theodore Hall, .\I.A., b. 18,-.4; graduated
nt 1 nivorsity College, O.vtord, lS7i;; callcil to the bar at
Lincoln's Inn I8S3. I. The Law of Allotments: being a
I'reatise on the Law relating to tlie Allotment of Land
lor the l.Mb.'iiiing Poor, Lon., Isso, Svo. 2. The Albit-
ments Act. ISi7: with Regulaliuns, Ac., of Local Uov-
ernment Board, Lon., 1888, r. 8vo.
Hall, 'rheopliiluH ParMoiiN. (Ed.) Oenoalogi-
ciil X(jtcs relating to the Families of Hon. Lyman Hall
01 lieoi-gia, Hon. S. Holder. Parsons Hall of liinghaur-
torr, .New York, and Hon. -Vatlr.rn Kclsoy Hall of Buffalo,
New \orli. Illust. Albrrny, l,y<(i, ,Svo. Printed lor
private distribrrtion.
Hall, 'I'heresa Oakey. I. A Christmas Journey,
and other Stories. N. York, Is;:', lOmo. 2. Nuts for
Christmas Ci-acki.rig. Illust. N. York, 1871, so. Svo.
3. Her .Mother's Farrcy, Bost., 1870, iL'irro.
Hall, 'I'hoinas Uartlctt. I. Three Articles on
.^lodorri Spiritualism. By a Biblo Spiritualist. Bust.,
I^lii. 2. Legal Status of Patents, Clevelnnd. 0., 1882,
^l-^riro. 3. .Modern Spiritualism ; or. The Upeirirrg Way,
Bost.. ISMi, 12U.O. 4. A Treatise ,m Patent Estate:
coirrprclrerrdrng the Nature, Condiliorrs, an.l Limitations
ot Interest in Letters Patent, Clevelaml, O., 188,8, l2mo.
Hall, Rev. Thomas Mifflin, b. ISOO, in Phila-
delplrra: cdroMited irt the I'niver-sity of Pennsylvania- !
ad.irrttcd to the bar iu 1827, brrt gave up the practice of '
liiw, arrd rri ISIl was ordained pirstor of a Pro.-,bytorian
Ohur-clr in Trorrton, N.J. 1. Translation of Milton's
Latin Letters, Phila., 1829. 2. Histor-y of the Presby-
torran Church in Trenton, New Jersey, N. York, 1859,
12mo. :i. K,„ty Years' Familiar Letters of James w! i
Ale.xanilei-, ll.l)., Isiio, 2 vols.
Hall, Thomas Wright, M.D. 1. New Theory !
ot Ualvirrrrsm: the Eiectro-'fbermology of Chominrv
Ac., Edrn.. 1872, 12mo. 2. .-In and' Earth as Great
forces rn CIrcnristr-y, Lon., 1874, p. Svo. 3. A Correla-
tion Ibeory of Chemical Affinity and Action, Lon., 1888
8vo. > >
Hall, Townshend M. The Mineralogist's Direc-
tory; or, A iJuole to the Principal Mineral Localities in
Ureat Britain and Ireland, Lon., 1808, |i. 8vo.
T,,'*""'.^''''""t'"C «. Lawn Tennis in America.
Illust. N. \ork, IS88, 12mo.
Hall, W. E. A Plan for the Reorganization of the
Army, Loir., |S07, 8vo.
Hall, Walter «. The Sculptor of Bruges, Edin .
L'^iO, 12mo. ° '
Iho Story of \ anda Rosondahl, Edin., 1871, 12mo.
Hall, Whitmore. I. The Principal Roots of the
Ur-eck Langurrco sirrrplilleil by a Display of their In-
corporation intr, the Bnglisb Tongue, ton., 1850, 12iiio:
..d ed.. 1S..9. 2. Reasons for n New Version of the
Bible: bcirrg the Preface ami Introduction to the Now
Testarrrcnt: translated from the Original Greek accord-
1800 s"'? '''""' ''""'" "'' "'" '^"="''' f'""g"''S<'. Lon.,
Hall, Wilhelmina L. Boarding-Out as a Method
ot 1 auper Education ami a Check on Hereditary Pau-
perism : a Paper: with Appendi.x, Lon., 1887, 8vo.
Man, William, an artist. A Biography of David
u, ■ .".",!' .''"-■'"'"•l'--' "" I'i-' Works and (Jenius. Edited
with .Vdditions, by J. T. Bunco. Lon., 1881, Svo
cnronn if !!"■?'" <:"»'a"'P'»'S"- Legal Forms:
compiled for the Lseof Attorneys an,l Solicitors, Lon.,
Hall, William Edward, b. 1830: graduated at
I mversity College, O.xfonl, 1859; called to the bar at
Lincoln's Inn IsBl. 1. The Rights and Duties of Neu-
trals, Lon., 1874, Svo.
),„'Jm, '** fl'w'"' '"'|1 I'l'Sht with ailvairtagc be cxpaiuleil
^cr. .xx'xWii'.'lsi.""' ^'''"■""•'" "'■'■■ I""" admirable."-IS(:
prefaie t.f lirj"inn"L.^' ""'' ^i"! ^^''"'"'» "<in'"urt. I" the
prelate to I Is well-known ' H sicir cus' letler-i 'on tho
rfl n "!"' '.'""^-^''f ^•'■Mtr«ls, IbuirUed ni, a "mnd .„ ' t
be wr Vten' ""''m'!:"!','",', 'V"" -I"'""'"' ''"'ision. has yet to
oe wiittcn. . . Jir. Hall has, we th nk. filled the voOl
Wairtc^triri'.-'' J""!"!''" "'"'.'""^"'"ly' coluHbution tj
itgai literature. —.8pcc(((tor, xlviii. V'Sl.
2. International Law, Oxf., 1880, Svo; 2a ed., entitled
A Ireatise on International Law," 1884.
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'■ Mr. Hall's exposition of Irru-rnalioiral law illvides It.-elf
Into tliree iiiair brairclres, relating to 1 11 ■ tire law goveriiiirg
states 111 then- normal ri-latloirs;' rj) -the law goverrrlrrg
states ill the relation or war;' (:!) 'the law goverrriirg slates
111 llie re atloir (d ireutriilily.' Kxceptlnrr may be tiikoir to
a pr-oi«isillon or an argiiirreiit here iiinl llrere, but the
'^^'"!j.^'.L"-'' " "■''"''-' '""il« '•■•* imrp(j.se meritoriously."— vKA.,
lon,J.yi"i' '''»'",'•;'< 'I' baii.l. an Kirglish lawyer rreed no
longer be alrnld to speak rrr the gate with airv of the
Anierlean orcorrnireiitul aiith.irilic,s"-.vo/ /,',,■ fi -it
■ lire preserrt work. In whli-lr the Inrirrer oire' , ■• KlL-lrls
arrrl Imtresol Neritrals"! Is ineoriK.ratcl, with so rre ad i"
lions ami mocllllcat sof f,„„,,ls a coirrpletet -alls,',' r
prrblie Iriter-mrtiorrM law, rairklirg In exterrt arr.l Ihon.rrgh-
"i.x II '"'""' ''hillimore, orTwlss,"_.lco.".
Hall, William II. Practical Experience at tiro
Drggrngs of the (iold-Fields of Victoria, Lon.. |S02
."'VCJ. '
Hall, William Henry Kiillock-, (miginalK
IfUlloek; iissumcl tiro addilbmal surname „( Hail
INi.',) b. |s37; educated at lialliol College. Oxloid;
called to the bar at l.irrcoln's Inn 1872. I. Puli-^lr Ex-
periences during the Insiirrccliun of l.-03-lj Lon 1>«1
er. Svo. 2. Across .Mexico in l,s01-5, Lon., 1800, j,. Svo'
3. (.leanings in Irelrrnd rrltcr the Laud Acts, Lon., I8S3'
p. Svo. ' • »
Hall, Sir William Hutehcon, K.c.B., [„i,ie,
vol. r., ll.vi.i.. Cut. William H., R.N.. a,ld.,l 17'.J7'-
1878, eirtered the navy Isl I ; vlcc-adurin'i'l, rctircl. 'is'oil •
admiral 1875. I. Sailors' Homes, Ac: their Origin ,urd
regress, Lon., 1852 ; 2d ed., enl., 1,S54. 2. Our N^rtioual
Delcrrccs, Lon., IS70, Svo.
T, '*.""' "«*■•, V •',''»"• John, M. A., graduated at
V'i'^^., "'''';' •^'""'■"■idgi', 1853; ordaine.l 1853; rector
ot St. Clement s, Eirstchcap, Lombm, since 1805; minor
canon ot St. Paul's Catb(,i-al 1802; lecturer of St.
ticment s, Easlcheap, ls82. I. Senrrrms on Various Sub-
jec s, Lorr., ISbO p. Svo. 2. Some Sceptical Fallacies of
Lortrriu .Modern Writers examined, Lon., Isso, lOmo
1 ,1?,"'^ ',',"'?'" "''iUy,M.D., [„„/,, vol. i., add.,]
cl. 1S(I>. I. Health and Msea.-e as allected by Constiprr-
norr, iind its Inmedicinal Cure: a Book fur the Peoijle,
N. \»rk, IsOri, I2mo; sg, thousan.l, l.rm., 1871. 2
Fun better than Physic, ]2mo. 3. Consumption; ncv
v"r ;}..",■"'*,'„ '''"^' '-'""• •'• ^I'-'-l'i Jtb Jd., rev., .\.
iork, 1804, IJmo. 5. Guide-Board to Health, Peace, and
lompetence, Springfiebl, Mass., lS70, Svo. 0. Heallh
by Goo, Living, N. York, 1870, 12mo. 7. Works, IS7II-
<a, 6 vols. 12mo. 8. Coughs an,l Colds ; or. The Preven-
Uon, Cause, and Cure of \-arious ABVctions ot theTlrr-oat.
N. York 18,1, Svo. 1). Health at Home; or, Ilalfs
Faurily Doctor, 1872, Svo. 10. How to Live Loirg: or,
Health .Maxims. Physical, Mental, Ac. N. York. 1875
2mo: otir ed., 1881. II. Dy.spepsia, and its Kindled
Diseases, Icji-onto, IS70, cr. Svo.
Hall, Wraxall. Poems, Lon., 1809, I2mr..
Hallam, Ebeiiezer Charles Uelhlehem.
Oriva Grammar h.r English Students, Calcutta, IS74, Svo.
■ f M ,","' •,*'• '*■"»'<"» Sketches of the Parish
ot Mar-ylcbone, l.iur., 188,), p. Svo.
Hallam, Kev. Hubert Alexander, D.D.,ST.D
[m,l,; vol. 1., ,,,1,1.,] ISC7-1S77, b. at New Lon,lon Conn.'
rector ol tt James's Church in that city from Is35. I
sermons. Plrrla.. 1850, 12mo. 2. Moses: a Course of
Lectures ,leliver;cd in the Chapel of St. James's church,
New Lon,l,ni, N. \ork, 1800, Ifimo; new ed., I .79. 3!
Sketches of 1 ravel in Europe, N. York, 1800. 4. Sover-
L,m',lo"i '' ^'"~^'' ^' '^"'"*'' "'' ■"'■ •'»">«s'^. -N'fiw
I ?" n"'"' T'l""""^' Four Dialect Words-Clem,
Lake, Oss, an,l Nest, (Eng. Dialect Soc Pub.,) Lon.
Hallard, Frederick. 1. Thoughts on some Points
P,Hn"'' tlT" "' ■'."'""'"' ''""■«'"■■«• iiy a Lawyer.
Edin., soS, svo Anon. 2. The Inferior Jurlgo in
fr ,"„" ; ^ "•; ^'IV'"'- ^- ■'■'«' Catalogue (Question
OpH f^*T™*,M-'"'"''""y' " K^'t'"-~P''L't. By One of
theDefeated. Eilin.. 1872, Svo. Anon.
Ton l's^'''i^''""''*'**^- ^*''l''"" Stephens: a Novel,
ijon , laf)( , 12mo,
Hallalt, George Wilson Tuxlord. Hints
ArolritecturrrI Drautrlrtsmnnship Lon '8«1
„. "«"«' Hughes K. V. Fraser." Letters 1^ ,rin 1
and Botanical relating chiefly t,. Places in the Vale
Lo„rfs5Vl^mo'"'"'' ^'""^"S'o Notices by Dr. Croker,
Halle,' Miss Mary. (Trans.) "Faust:" a Dra-
matic Legend, by Hector Berlioz, 1880, 4to.
747
on
1 11
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Ilallrck, Fitz>(Jreeiie, [nnir, vol. 1., odd.,]
ITyil-ISUr. For liiog., sec Wli.so.v, Jahbs Giiant, mili;
yiil. 111. I, Young Amerlcii: a I'oem, N.York, IMill,
Iflino. 2, The I'uctii^al Writings of Fitz-Orccno Hallcck :
with Extracts Ironi those of ,J. K. Drake. Kdited by J.
O. Wilson. N. York, JSIW, ,Svo: now cd., 1873.
Iliillci-k, IHivior-den. Ilciirv Hnger, LL.D.,
[""/<•, vol. i., IIai.lkck, I,t. ]I. W., add., J lHI,-.-l.s72, b.
f'a^,"."''"'"''''"®' ^""'"J" <'"■• -^'-Y.! graduated nt tlio
L.S. Jlilitary Academy ls.!!l; nerved in tlio JIo.\ican
war; resigned from the military service lS,il, and i)rac-
tised law in .San Francisco. At thf3 outbreak ol the
civil war he was iippcinted miijor gineral, and in 1801
took command of the l)e|iiutiiient of Alissouri, and was
commiinder-in-chiof of the r.rmies of the Initcd .States I
from 18ti2 to 1S(U. 1. liitnmen ; it.t Varieties, I'rofierties, i
mid Ises. I'ub. by f.S. Gov't. Wash., IStI, Svo. 2.!
A Collection of Mining Laws of .SpHin and Mo.xico,
1839. ;i. (Trans.) De Fooz on the Law of .Mines: with '
Introductory Remarks, I8(iil. 4. International Law; or,
Rules rcguliitiiig the Intercourse of .States in Peace and i
War, .'Jan Fran., ISrtl, 8voi now cd., rev. by Sir ^. i
Baker, I„m., 1878. ;>. (Trans.) I,ifc of Napoleon Bona- 1
parte, by A. II. de.lominl. N. York, 1881, 4 vols. Svo;
new ed., 1885. (1. Elements of International Law and
Laws of War: abridged for the Tso of Colleges from the
Larger Work, I'hila., Isfiii, ,svo.
IIiillen,Rnv. Arthur Washington Cornelius,
M.A., F.S.A. Scot., graduated at .St. John's College,
Ciimbndge, 1858; ordained I8o8; incumbent of St.
John's, Allon, Scotlaml, since 18(i2. 1. The (^leen of
the Ilc;lly Jlu"h : Christiniis . Sketches, Edin., 18(il, 18mo.
2. An Account of the Family of Ilullen or llallan, (De
Jlirabelle dit Van Ilulen of Malines,) from A.I>. 1280
to A.D. I88J: with I'edigrcesof Families of ll.itton of
JSewent, Shakespeare of Strntfoi '-on-Avon, and Weight
of Clingre, Eclin., 188.-., 4to. Only 100 copies, iirivalely
printed. ,'!. (Ed.) The Transcript of the Hogistcr of
liaiitisin, Muthlll, Perthshire, 1887, 8vo.
HAL
By on Ootogonnrlan. Halifax,
The Retention of India,
laiitis
llallett, Caroline n, ' 1. Parish Lending Libra-
ries: how to maniigo and keep tliein up, Lon., 1880,
1-mo; newcd., 1887. 2. Rest by the Way; or. Plain
Readings for the Sick and Troubled, Lon., 1882, l8mo
S. Lectures on Health, for Women's nnd (Jirls' Classes,
Lon., 1S82, 12mo. 4. The Fpward Path: a Itook for
Boys, Lon., I8s;j, ISmo. o. The Service of the Kin"'
Ten Plain Readings, Lon., 1884, 18mo. li. How to be
«ell: a Few Words to Working-Women, Lon., 1885,
hvo. ,. Through the Darkness; or, Thouglits lor the
Perplexed, Lon., 188li. p. 8vo.
.u i'"^f,*» '*'"* *^' *'• >''''t"lio; or, A (Jem among
the Sea-Weeds. By Ferna Vale, [pseud.] Andover,
Mass., 1S;)8. '
llallett, Rev. Gerard Ludlow, B.C.L., gradu-
ated at Innity College, Cambridge, ISOO; ordained ISfiO;
rector of Dunkerton, Somersetshire, since 1874. .Samar-
itans, nnd other Sermons, Lon , 187:!, p. Svo.
llallett, iUoses. Colorado Suiireme Court Re-
ports, vol. i., (18(14-72,) Sun Fran., 1872, Svo. Same,
vo^ i.-ii., (1804-7,5,) San Fran., 1805-70, 2 vols. 8vo.
Hallett, Thomas George Palmer, M.A., edu-
cated at London fniversity ; formerlv a member of the
Indian civil service; called to the bar at the Middle
Temple 1878. The Tenant-Right Question, Ireland,
1796-18, (,, b. at Bhickheath, Kent: became an Inde-
jiendent minister 1822; settled at Manchester 18.'!9-,57-
principal and professor of theology at New College, Lon-
don, 185,-02. For biog., see IIai.i.kv, Rouk,,;, j„.
Lancashire: its Puritanism and Nonconformity, Man- i
Chester, I,SO!», 2 vols. Svo; 2d ed., 1872. \
wliok? when V.|'I,"^'"""1 ■ '■"! """'I'n'"^ "Titer.and on the '
fii, ,!i ' f , ' '•'l»^^0 «"d bishops arc not too temntiiiB for
lion w ?,?i, ' '.'"■'?* """ "ibuiteiies,s of local informa-
he I, .P il . ,1 ', ' ' '■' '"■ ^ "Vlck's • Herts.' (1884,) but
ser , s ,? I,? ' '"^' ""■ ."""fniif'Tiiiist annalist, and de-
!«S;„?.xxi».ilo. "*'' '''""■'" i''-^'""'"'«-"-"'<-'- o/^■ul.
A 'i.,"".*'?;? ""hert, Jr., M.A., son of the preceding. '
A Short Biography of Robert Ilallcy, D.D. • together
with a Selection of his Sermons preach,.,! in Manchester
.111.1 elsewiiere, Lon., I,s79 p 8vo i
i>.,".*"r'I"";'°'!' ^" Brcnton, 177.1-1860, b. in
Rhode Island ; chief justice of Nova .Scotin. For bioe
see Hji I,, Rkv. U. W., /,,/•,„. Reflections on Passing ,
' Events : a Poem.
IS.'ifl.
Ilalliday, Alexander
Lon., 1872, p. Svo.
Ilalliday, Andrew. See Dntr, AnnnKw IIalu-
DAV, MUftril,
Ilalliday,*;. First Course in Meohonicol Drowinir
Lon , 1888, 4to. *'
Ilalliday, John Gustavus. (Trans.) The Life
of Samuel Hebrieh; from the German, Lon, 1870
Svo. '
irallida.v, Mrs. Maria, of Glenthorne. A De-
scription of the Monument and Elligies in Porlock
Church, Somerset. Illust. Torquay. 1SS2, Svo.
I ",?,''"'J"':,'i!'!'"'""' • • • "■'*-' ^■^■'•y curious and vulunblc."
I — Afft., 2^^^. JfMil.
! Ilalliday, llobert J. Practical Camellia-Culturc.
Illust. Bait., 1880, 12mo.
Ilalliday, Rev. S. M., for many ycora assistant
of 1 ev. Henry Ward Beecher in Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn. 1. The Lost and Fouml ; or, Life anion" the
Poor, N. Y'ork, 1859, I2mo; new ed., 1876. 2. Win-
ning Souls: Sketches nnd Incidents during Forly Years
of Pastoral Work, N. Yiuk, 187.'j, 12mo.
Ilitllilay, Richard, .'ailed to the bar nt the Middle
lcm|ile 1809. I. liueslions in Conveyancing, Lon., 1856,
12uio. 2. A Digest of Examiniition Questions in Con-
V ynncing. Common Law, nnd Efiuity: with Answers,
n'T," 'r:.^''',^™' •'■"' •■''•• '■nl'tlfd "Digest of Questiims
at the Final Examination of Articled Clerks in Common
Law, Lon.. 1874; 15th ed., 18,86. .'i. An Elementary
Mew of the Proceedings ,d' a Suit in Chanceiv. Lon ,
ISo,, l2mo. 4. The Articled Law Clerk's Han.i-Rook •
containing a Course of Study in All the Brnnchcs of the
Law ; als,) the Law rclnting to Articles of Clerkship Lon
18.^9, Svo; new cd., by Geo. Radliam, 187:1; oih ed!,'
1.881. 5. A Concise Tic;ilise on the Law and Practice
of Conveyancing, Lon., 188;), Svo. 0. A C.mcise View
ot the 1 roccedings in an Action in tlic Chancery Division
of I be Higli Court of Justice; 2d ed., Lon., 1884. Svo.
Ilalliwell, T. An *xnniini,tion and Refutation of
Phrenology, Duncdin, 18111, Svo.
Ilalliwell, William. The .Solicitor.s' Handy Book
of lonveyancing Cists under the Act 44 nnd 45 Vict,
c. 44, Lon., 1882, Svo.
Ilalliwell. IMiillipps. See Pnii.i.ipps.
llalloek, Charles, b. 1,8;J4, in New York: edu-
i cntcd at Inle nnd at Amherst; founder of the Forest
I and SffKini, nnd proprietor ]87;i-Sll, and has engaged in
various economic scbemcs. 1. The Fisliing Tourist-
! Anglers Guide and Reference-Book. Illust. NYork
i ]^i";i, cr. Svo. 2. C p Life in Florida: a Hand-Book
I for S|,ortsmen nnd .Settlers, N.York, 1875, 12mo. 'A.
I Ihc ."-portsman's Giizctteer ami (iencral Guide • the
I Game Animals, Birds, nnd Fishes of North America-
I together willi a Directory of the Principal Game-Resorts
ol the ( ountry. Maps and Illust. N.York 1877 Svo
I 4. Our New Alaska ; or. The Scwnrd Purchase Vindi-
cated, N. York, 1880, Svo.
i ^ ''"'.'*"^!*' ™"^«' JWnO Angeline, b. at Rowc,
I'lankin to., Ma.-^.-^.; married, ISO.s, to William Allen
i Hallock, ,„y,n. 1. I'he Sweet Story of Old, N. York,
1800, lOiiio. 2. Child's History of the Fall of Jerusa-
; lem, N. -iork, 1809. lOmo. 'A. Beasts and Birds of
, America, Europe, Asia, nnd Africn, N. York, 1S7(I, sm.
4to. 4. Child's Life of Daniel, N. York, 1S70, ISmo.
■>■ The I-^ill of Jerusalem, N. York, 1870, ISmo. fl
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contrl luiloii U o hlsioW- i.r i ,.. J "',' '",",',' ,''"l"irtaii(
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tlio"io','i?,*r„'r' ".""J"'"*", "f Maryland, minister of
' ed 1 if LZ"t '• .""■'« '•""""'•' Manual,
1S8; s'vo ' ■ '• '^"'"'''"B'-apl'y, I'hila.,
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geneial, will !„. Kralelul t.. lum.--.V,,V/„„, xli 110.
deMl!','"!*'""' "i^hnrd Price, b. m5, in Phila.
„'"•'■;• ';f.™'"" "■ wool-morohant in Boston in 1859-
was .d..ntilied with the abolition movement, and ha
anrthrvr:"p'^"T' "/hv"" "'""^ "'■'■''"""•^ ^^^^"^
I Tl 1.^7 "'"""•'' Women's Suffrage Association.
121110 ^ Invasion of Massachusetts, Bost., 188.S,
ti.'.'.'^ffJ '"".','"■''" ''"I* ••'•wely studied the whole snbinrt of
2. The Pioneer (Quakers, Bust., 1887, 8vo.
«,„,,". I'V'^",'?^"- **«■•"'' ^- 1- On the Church
Oirii ;"",".-"' f "• '■ ^'*'""' "'" New-Fashionod
<iiri, Jiost., 1S7(, p. 8vo.
Airn,lI,T"'..''"''"r *''■'""'" '^«°''e. The End of
All 1 lungs : a Poem, Lon., 1872, 8vo
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^.""'Pl,"". Charles Graham, ("Private Miles
?, ,'-;'>,' I'-"',"'-) 1«29-I8(i8, b. at Oldcastlo, County
Meadi, Ireland; graduated at Trinity College, Dublin
a ourna'li'r H "" ^'"j"",' '^"^"'^ in'^I852,a^d becain
a journalist, lie served through the war, and on his
^Tifnuei-s" '".,"h' '"':: "^'"^^"^^ brigadie'r-g";e™i '";
C? ,i„ ■ '" ''f" ''"'™"'' "'•i""- "f'l'o New York
Lyries By the Letter H. N. York, 1854. 2. Life and
tvZ ;i^?,\f'""'' S^^'^o'. -^n'' Speeches, of Private
Ml es Ue.ny, Forty-Seventh Regiment, New York
P,?i""f^' N-„^"!-l<. '884. 3. Baked Meats of the
Funeral : a Collection of Essays, Poems, Speeches Hi",
tones, ami Ban-,uets, N. York, I8«(i, 12mo.'^ 4. Poetical
Hal.sc, George. 1. Queen Lceta and the Mistln
,, , _■ r,....v...i ... ,,1111. — .MIIIKH, .\|1. 110.
1 UoliT?' '«.""•, •'"';''"''• l'"»KregHti.,nal minister.
.UolMng, Stones in the Chuiclies; or. The Beli.'ioiis
i Life as affected by the Migratory llnhi.s of . S
Sel.?'.'r.- '^";'2»'". 2. Pul|d.(ll,.„„ii,g,: b'"
Selected Extracts from Sermons, l.on.. |,h7II, F21 ,o f
1 isestablis liinont and Disendowme,,, : Two .Siiidav
Evening Addresses to Worki„g..Men on .<ocial and P Mt
ical Questions. Lon., l.s.sH, sv,,, '
'J„?i!"'?"v ' 'v 'P^" ^''""'' "f '''""Kliannuck, in the
i'n!^:;!.t;:o'"''''"'""'''^""'-""i'"""'^-vor^
IlalHCy, Uev. Leroy Jones, b. ls|2.in (loooft-
i:; ch;;;:>:^.'^' vH^n r^ ;;l ihe Tiieidl':;' 't^ """"""°^
ti.e xoniiwjt, Chic:;,! in. "si^^e 'i^^;' ;:,^r-^
'• Literary Attrnetions of the Bil.le- or A
p»e;:::i;r^-^t;a^;,:;^l;:,i:^'',--.,.^-soot v.
;i^SS^K;M".!^n.,';sli;l';.;,,:^"-'
Il.v
; IIal.stea«l,>Vi||i„„,niiey. TheFutu're IteliL'ious
:S:s:V":rm:^,^;:''^''""''^^^'"-"™'^^^«
Ilalstcfl, Byron David, D.Sc.,b. 1852, at Venice
iVVi graduated at the Michigan Agricuitu a Conege
4.^oJ:^;.^1:„;;;,,^.::,^--~N.vork,,88:,.
unarmed : a Series of Letters to the FirslLo d of the
Admiralty, Westminster, 1S.M. 8.0. Privately printed
.i. i he Navy unarme,! stiH. an Aj.peal to Both lIo, es
^:Jss.t•a;lsfe;,...-,.^■-"^^'.
Ha sted, George Brnce, Ph.D., b. IS5S at
f'iV" '/„'••' '"" "f 0- «• ""'»'<^'l. '■"/'•''• formerrv
nro r "^P""™'"" '">'' of Johns Hopkins Un ver ity^
professor of mathematics in the Tniversity of Texas l'
fc"T mo"'r'¥he ?[""". Z «--™tio""Bost'.;
188,'; r.'svo. t'enients of Geometry, N. York,
Halsted, H., M.D. Exposition of Motornathv a
New System of Curing Disease by StatuminS V?ti,l
■ zing Motion, Rochester, N.Y., 185.S 12mo ^' ""'"
Halsted, O. Full Account of the New Method of
Curing Dy.M,epsi„, N. York, 18(U,, l2iiio. ^
Halsted, Oliver Snencer. 1709 1977 u
"'re f^iil f:;;^'7"^'V'"^^' '" ■^'' "'""'"^
n ''1 ,:„?'•*'. "."',^/' '" ^'"^■'^"■•k' ^:-T-. where he held
2. Agatha: a Fanciful Flight for a Gustv Niirh In" i v • ""''f "« I"^'" •'her and its Own Interpreter- F va
Pastoral and other Poems,
pies and Practice of Sculpture. Illust. Lon lS8n '
Edin 1886 4t„ ^^« "w"^ ^-'^ ''V'"''' t^'^^^-J I""»t
1887,"2v^ls;,l";Svo.''- ''"'""« ^''"'■- " N"->' I'""-
Halse, Mrs. George.
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le""'""'' *'''»''^*«- Two of Us, N. York, 1879,
Tn!'''"^^ Chnrles Storrs. An Etymology „f
Latin and Greek, Bost., 1882 ]''mo '""""Ky 01
Halsey, Frederick Robert. Raphael JVIor ''■
olZt tC^?""" "■"'^" V ''^i"g ''"''^'crinti've catalogue !
given at full length, and the variations of the states -
cisely set forth, accompanied by biographical and ott,
Sn t%rn"' "•'"" "/ "'* o-g^ver." N.' York, " 885r4
Only 250 copies printed. ' '
Th7Zk "'n ,'^' K^"*^'""'^' ^'''■"^' 1866, 4 2.
Notes IsTs"^:'' •^"'" "■*"" "'« J'«''™'': "ith FooU
Halsted, Bev. Thomas Daniell. M A i?radn
mt;'of^St"Tf ^'"'?'''<'i,»»!'»». 18-',i,."o'rdain;d' 4 ':
rector of St. fhomas s, Birmingham, 1870-88: vicar of
HisTorv f ?/" n ■''".'"' ^'''- Our 'Missions b L a
"ondo^ If; ^P'"T^ Missionary Transactions of fhe
London f^ociety for Promoting Christianity amone^^t the
Jews from Us Foundation in 1809 to the Present W
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„„ J*n^ George Thomas. 1. Notes for the Quid
ance of Troops and All proceeding into the Hill Tricts
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of tho Northern Circars, Ciilcuttii, IS,,5, Svo. 2 The
Abr«inl,mKx,.o,lltmD ,,,,,! tho ManiiKeinont of Tro„,,H
In thu H..|,l in rnhtiilthy l,.iualllit.«. Illu«t. Kov. o<l.,
Loii., 1HB7, Svo. It. Khitnd : ii llunil-Uook on the Ho-
«ouruoa of Indin. I'„rt I. H„v. od.. l,.,n., 1872, Nvo.
(No irioro |iubli.-<hcil.)
.1 *'"r"?.' *i'"?'',''"' "• ''^'"""i'' TmininB: tho Sohi-
turn of thuSooiiil iinil Inilu^trhil J'robloiiiii. Ilium. N
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Iliim, Ucoriie I». I. Uevomio nnd .Meroiintilo
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1.S78, p. Hvo. 2. 'ri>url.<tV (luidc (Oroiit Uritnin mid Iru-
land)Hnd Civil .Service ai'd (Juiioral Directory to I'ur-
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.Merchandise .Marks Act, 1S.S7 : .AIarl(ct for Kurclifn
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.,?"''.,'*•'*'••'"'"'"' l'""'»<>n. I. Mlu and Death;
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■n, ,;''' f'," *^'''"''"'' • "" '''""'J'' ''»"■. '«8', p. 8vo. 5.
The liridal Har : a .\ovel, Lon., 1S72, :i vols. p. Svo. 6.
frumpod with tho Douco: a Novel. Lon., IsV.I, ;t vols
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, "",' „?**'*'• ■'«»'"'» Bii|>tiat minister. A liio-
Snipliical Sketch of tho Life and Labours of tho Late
Kev. W. P. Crook, Lon., 1S5I, ISuio. I
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;»«.>" "^ ^i'l'Sl'"'. I«54; new els., IS.J,-,, ISSil, ISBI,
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ru.il J-o '^^""""•'"l" "f Voughal, Ecclesiastical and
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Bible as the Wor,l of Ood, Lou., ISfil, siu. p. Svo
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Chinese Lnion at Ioug-Ko„g, Hong-Kong, lS3l,^8vo.
Lin" V'T' "' 1 ""S-;^"'-T-''uen, and Origin of the
Kwang-Si Ins.irrect.on, Hong-Kong, ISol, Svo. 3. The
Chinese Rebel Chief Uung-Sin-Tsuen, and -le Origin
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K ng and (iueen's College of Physicians, Ireland. I.
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^S.SB .Svo ' '''™"""" "f t'™«'""l"i<.r.. must. Lon."
qkof,!^,'"i'"i?'""'.-'',V'""' P""'"ey- A Biographical I
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Campaign m Virginia in 1S55, Ac, Richmond, Va., 18.58, !
Hnmbleton, Rev. John, M.A., [,„„e, vol. i i
C'.l""" 'ffM "V"-' ^""I"" "f "^"'o Islington
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their ObiTt- A-,h"'-, "v' '^""''""■"■^ considercl as to
2mo •T P """"l'"-*'' y««\'""' Sufficiency, Lon., 1S50,
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. "_i- oi lin.i m tne-f i.;i«t Days, Lon.. 1870 .^vo
tio"anl''vrr*"H''.-'"''rP"- '• ■'^I'-iuiens of Tra'r s .u
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7M ^ ^P""S M»rai»g'8 Dream, Lon., 1S60,
HAM
f p. Svoi with Somniloquence, ami tycipwu<i> ("Wide
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,, "«',",«"• ,'''t'",« Unrurave de, b. 1838, son of
(•olLX Jo In Limel, „,/,„,• called to the bar at the Inner
..".'■-'''''i 1"; ',""'. '^I'"-!' "f"'" b"""! »f trade since
188, i ehiel clerk since 1878. 1. Interniitional Law in
Connection wuh Municipal Statutes roluiing to the Com-
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Maes pending Joroign War: considered with Reference
to tho Trial ot the (.ase cd' the " Alexandria," Lon ISC.)
rV' >*■ },!' ','"","'"""« '" "i'mili.iu in tho United
Church of Lnglan.l and Ireland : with I'ractioalMugges-
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Saga ; from tlie Swedish, 1S74, Svo
Ilanier, Kthvard, and Lloyd, II. U . The His-
torv ol the Parish id l.hingurig, Lon., IS75, Svo
,„"""'•'■■' •'«•'"': ■''''« Smoker's Tcxt-Hook,' Leeds,
l.'-ti.l, (iJnio: new ed., 1878.
, *'"'"•:'■»,**«'•'»'' SPlina. 1. Christine's Crook
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llamerton, Mrs. Eugenie, wife of P. 0. Hamei -
: on, „,/,,,. I ,Jcaiine Laraguay : a Novel, Lon., 1881,
■ \i- ,■ in" *'"■!;'"■ "'' '^'''""'' "nJ """^i' Marvellous
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diocrily : a Novel. Host., ISSfi ,8vo
I Ilamerlou, IMiilip Gilbert, b. 1834, at Lane-
Jde, near .Shaw, Lanoasliire; educued at Burnley and
Donoaeter Oiammar-Schools ; went to Paris in 1,855 to
'in".sft',""'l "^'-i ^"n"" ■'" '""'^'' "' I""'"' Awe, but
in 1861 returned to fiance, living first at Sens nnd after-
wards ntMir Autun and acquiring that intimate knowl-
edge of French life which appears in his writings. He
had begun early to contribute to periodicals, and in 1888
he became art-critic to the Saturday Review, but re-
^^T'., '""' '"" ^■""" '""^'•' i-e'iiining his connection
witn th'- liiiper as an occa.sional contributor. In ISti'J he
cstabli- a new art review, the Portfolio, devoted
chiefly I aching. He has also contributed to the Fort-
night y the Fine Arts Quarterly Review, and other
I T,';"!'?'"'-r.."u'' " "" honmary member of the Society
I of Painter-Etchers, and in 1882 received from the French
; governnient tho university decoration of nn 0/firln-
o -'"".'■'"'.;■ '• Obs'.'rvations on Heraldry, Lon.. 1,851,
Svo. . Ihe Isles of Lodi Awe, and other Poems of my
I Wh, Lon., 1805 12mo. 3. A Painter's Camp in ,|,o
i Highlands, and 'Iboughts about Art, Cambridge, 188'
, French Painters : an Essay with S.Uecn Photoglapbic
I Illustrations, Lon., 1887, 4to i 2d ed., 18i;i».
„ '!.A lively and elegant miiKrie on nrt, in' which short
5. Painting in France after the Decline of Classicism •
an L.ssay. Illust Lon.. 180,8, 4to. 0. Etching and
Etchers. Illust. Lon.. 1888, Svo.
i„"."Jfi''''^l'-,'."" "'"? '> "■'''"^^'' "1" i'i"t "Pproaehcs his siibleet
In sospieiititicii sii r tof iiuiulrv iroHr.;! ■.-..i,, , /.'"J'^'-'
pabilitie» of this ilarticiilar !i"i. i„,l onimnM i^ .^
against all others that are in use, in van' i. k nds , f'n , rk-
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,p f..n I,;. I """^ '"^ '■"" '"■' I>n"Inced cciuaHv well or
iw!;s. tt^risii^g i;!;^;;:i,^t !!;sih.i;i;£
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thtf Cuntoim coimoll-
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K. TognJir's Fiilhinf's
I, II. H'. Thollis-
m., IS7,-,, 8vo.
H Toxtliook, Lcc(U,
Christine's Crook,
id, Lnn., I8S7, |]. 8vo
i.) Chfiiiical ChiiTi({o
of J. Abiiilii), IMIV,
h, Inte lieiiteniint in
ords of Living OBi-
Inrino Corps, I'hilu,,
I Eneyulopicdiu, N.
up Sieven§. i.
(1771) to IS7D;) 2(1
L^u plole Army nnil
I776-1,S87, N. York,
ifoof P. (!. Hniiier-
Novel, I,on., I8IU,
d other Miirvellous
>o. 3. Golden Jle-
b. 18."i4, at Lano-
eil at Burnley and
to Paris in IsSo to
at Ijoch Awe, but
It at Sens and al'ter-
at intimate knowl-
I his writings. Ho
idieals, and in TSiia
y Ueviow, but re-
ling his connection
luilor. In IXini he
Portfolio, devoted
ibuted to the Fort-
{i.'view, and other
iher of the Society
ed from the French
on of an OJirin-
nildry, I,oii., ISJl,
Jther Poems of my
ler's Cauip in I ho
, Cambriilge, IStii',
4. Contemponiiy
eon Photographic
1S(;!I.
rt, in wliicli hhort
, II '111 aiiei'dotes of
:l Ktimate of their
tow';ic'h theysev-
line of Classicism ;
6. Etching and
■onohes his subject
irst woiKlis tile cii-
iuiiiiuKiscjmralely
Ills kinds (d'miirk-
iiied what special
by it than by any
artist will) ii|>|ilie's
u etcher, t.j u. dia-
who only obtains
d c(|ually well or
ertiui's inquiry ia
•mine the position
t of etching Itself
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HAM
HAM
ihir'et"' ,''"''"''•■ » **'"'■' "f I'«nc»shlr« and York
8vo • ,1 , "•^i"«" "f I>l»™v.ry. Illust. Lo„., 187. "
kU' n; , , i "'■'• P' ?"/ »• ■•''"' '•^''■''"■s Kill d-l o ,k
?e«,..^ ''"Account of the Old Proccw, and tlo I ,,'
■'*"• '"■ XXX i"'|.'-"" '"'">*''«-'dKC and critical Ins g| t ''^ '""<"<•• x-xxlv. 51H. >?»■ a i I," j n, \ 1 ' 'i'"''"-'"'"" -
n.irZ.;!i;i:rr,,l;;!:x:;:!!;;i^r:i" ''?';"■''-'- v^^
'V '■""vey «n iMitlre rr K {' n «™/;,' '■ "' ,'" K^'mTiil
cbnracterlstl(s,,idcsl«niii,i,,. ;';,';'''," ' "'^' """"ai
iiK, drawing, ,,n,| engr ,Vl "g v ,'"„', T'T""''" " "'"""•
^^:;r:^;:;^!\^r;'i ''!;^^^'-'--.<ra,,,:!;.v.'''-'-''. What Mr.
I'ho Intelle
111 lll.n r . . I """"" T'" ""■' Ifi"" truth-eiiilal V tr 1.1
' '1 ■ ,'r"wli cl'iTh '""."rr"'"' "">"""' III* pre • ""
-■I"| . nV, il?" ''*'' "''' '""»ldo "pecttttor takes no lieiu.''
Raoiil l> ih ,r wi.h ■^■/;"""\"'"'" "'" Note-Book of
Arti^l-, l',,n. i8T(i! '^' ^ "'" '^""""' """^ »"""•
the I!;;;.,';' ;:'/,';''; '''i';;"'i' ,'» •-•'"'■fly made un „f „„,,« „„
trees I i, . ^ ^ ", ii ' a Mh'" "''•"^'T "'""-' >-""-!t o
ters lilniirv „r U Ic or 1 te "".I: ''.'''['''•l'^'" "fTinto mat-
the n,,..„i„V„f h^'d^isle ■ i In, ':''! ">'' "■'"' <''"»i>TOi
Worth „v,T ibe lo*..r ...",.,;,,',?''"''. '''"'^?'"« *vith Words
I'm., 1884, fol. 2^ landlt^o p "7""'' '''l'''K"H'\
i> tl..^ l-xl, and the as ertoif'i,V,'',w V''' "■,'■','"'' ^'^>''-<'
•:i''lifrs; has hi'eii blie, Hi I'vtn ",',','''' ' '•"■'l'"« ■""'
I", liroduelng this mov, ,;„,,' '''".'r'''^ *■''''"' '"'"'"a
subleet, he has levutwl i \" t, v' ''"'' '■•i'"-" a noble
pat/enec to its treat let,,, ,u I "■"'" "'"' """'""liable
imbllsh.Ts with SI 1, 1 1 . ' ,, ' .',;, 'V^'" «^''.on,le,| by i,|S
that the superb iliii iebef„-V,L , ,,**'■• ?S'''' "'"' ""'to
*. liir as ,1,!. . o.in y lie.mc;.n ed r:";;''' '"/^'ITtwut,
<y.K.Kraphy, and taae in bi;^;];;^'a|'|i;;l™|ii-;,'lr;i;™;^n;
8«:.lr«i';''^r';i^;"'^«:"i'^'""'"ti..;?. must, j^„.,
"The pSrt.
1880 fol ; 2d cd., 1887. (IteprinlcCfr';;
foho," ,.ith adilitional illustrations.;
K'«m),u;;s^^?!;;:;,;l^i:^tii'!^,l"'i!if';'''''''" i", ""> "md.
imlar memory, and he stcon I M ,' ''"^ "''''''' '^ ''""Pla
and fusing reinniibere 1 ima?.e ' ,1 '''""•''■, ".' S"V"''"'"K
■ • . .Scattered litTc and t^r^ i''',,V"V''5 '"'''"'"''''' "
where it is least ex|,ecte,l wen,, . '" '"'"' *"J"iotime«
of Intermediate kinds „flm',i,"'" ",""'^ ',""' MnU
"lime (lav he will work upo his , I i;,*"'' "''^^ '"'ft' 'l""t
nn,nner.''_Cos.Mo Mo.NKLot'.sJ'l S', ' Vixrf,;: ^>-«"-'»'«'lo
drc1\nd"l;'ru'i:i':,,'";';r,'' y^^'^^r """ "- "-
"ndtheASa^n'fpo 'r"''r ''^,i"-l''' J'->-ll
grii
187\ p. svo. An,m.
he is ll?r',i'i';-h|!.'';!!,,'"''^'''*« ."".'""c NHsoeptibilltles while
trciiHlvla;.,iiiatinL',iml,. ,,i,,!f„i""," ""*''^'' **'''''''> I" ex-
xlv. .'i;,. '"■'""*. aiideiiuuently plcture.siiue."-s<i/. Her.
xlv
17. .M
I ■'''78. p.
dcrn
vo.
Frenchmen :
Five Biog.aphies, Lon.,
llve''t^i;■n.,'^■';.'"™^?'S•• ;?■ "■■■ "'""-"-'"n tolmve their
like y ,o,„, lorgotteu,"I>V,['& Vx?v 7ffl ■■'" ''"'''■ "* *""
i.i:^i.''::„!'th:/L/'BiJ^i^"-^= ^"•' ^'-
8vo. ^ "'^"'"o'i'obaine.s, Lon., 1879; p.
|.-':nh;;:;;;i!f?,S^;;!!;,[;-?^-^an,,clear. earnest-
lerya.hiM.' ilieerfuliiess a lieahhr,, i,' ' *-''™l"'^^»ce. and a
^",''..*'^''j<^''' 'natter (TiimeV's
8v
• ''"'•'"Slitrnl throughout."-.s>„rt,„„,,
and mk';ji;;;?i^;K moj^ fuil^I/i^l;',;'^",'"^ '" ven
dnuvingsofthe8afln^'^^^,i'!^,>^;]i^^^;l^tln^^^
thor,' W,'f^88!';':T.'' """ ^'<"-" P-'-'t of the Au-
<iR.VKII,M, ClllTICISM-
K,n^^i;:;;lr,^;i,?^j;^i;3^,a,qnestio,, „„, advances his
armed. Indeed, his ^ ' ir r, l,i 1 ' "PP"^''"'^t Is dls-
Ihrow light on ail sides,,)' as hi. ;T"" '" be rather to
mystery."_,vu(, lier.J^ m> ■' ' "'"" '" Pe'"-''rate its
tion," i,. York, 188r' " ^""""^ "^ Elocu-
Kingd"','s°"il-nd*'W„^''''">'''^ '" l'"'-"' «^ery
LontlSoh l",n; "™ '" "■« Known World,
iii>...:i«„~ ; . ..
with a Memoir, hon., 1877 crTsvo -i n .""<;'" ■:"-
frnm Queen Elizabeth tn lir. a Quarter Sessions
751
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MAM HAM
, MUvt Kiny, ; Mil'lr«(('« Cudet : nn Triitlin In Uouxh Shncl l<li)iii««, l,i'wi,(un, Mv., 8vu, .'t.
Point, Plillii,, issr, () i''>fio. 2. On» 'if Ki'.v t.i.Sill-liii|iripvi.nient ntnl i(ii|>|iin(n«, Ivtrnf,] l.rwii.
toil, Ml'., l2iiio, I My H"iil'« llili(<iuii!. Ill.iiir.v, (vi'iKB,
Novel, I'bilii.. iSM'i I
linmlltoti, lllail Mll.lllie, M.lr, I.. ISI^, »( l.ewl«t.m, M«., IL'
Oro'ikljn, N.V.i ,1 xnin.lm.ii of AIi'XiiihUt I( .M.illcin l.i'Wi«l"ii, Me., IL'ino. ri, Aiitoli
A, \( hill 'hull \ti> lli>l
ll'VB.' VITH
{niift, vol. i., >econ<i of the it'"oe tlivrw iiit!ii(ii<"<' I
grii'luiite.l jit tho N'w Vork ('oll<xf of I'hyslciiiii!. mii'
Surn.unK in Into, an I |]riH'li.«e.| In Niw York ('il.>.
xy-
IIM IlKllK'tl
il./ > speulalty of ni'ivoii- <l
III-
of Meiitiil Sttii'iii'i', whfiHK (until) ia Ihr Will, ii'iij
'p ('oin|ili'tioii U lliB I'i'r.'fiimlilv, llo»t,, l^,';), Nvo.
llHiiiilloii, Oiivitl Jnini-N, .M.ll,, I .It.i'.s. IMiu
I* 11 phyMiumii
to K.H.S.lv. |,i
llv ol AblTclci'O,
Ibt l',|((l«|itiuuiij I'limlylie ll...| ii^il, llhii'kHi'ir- Inliuiil. viT^ll.v
1. Clinifiil Eltctro-TliiTii|it'uti(;», U.^liwil iiihl -iircieiil, Ciiliinlml I'niMiiiioiiiii, Tulicrrlc, mid Alliud l.tnoin of
|Milliolo){ii;iil iiimioiiiv n the I'lih
Uii thi' I'litliolo^y lir llMincliili
lal ill,
•-'. Ni'
CV'tU,* lIMi'll.-'t'M
Uun
M I'd., IMS
i.'ii|ifi'in II
.■I. 'Ivi't
ndTi"
Id |i'
•*<m1 (Juidc in tho Phynii'iil IliiiKiioiil
I, thii lliiiiiiin l.iiiiK, I, on., IssM, Sv
ilitiiiiltoii, l.it'iil.><'o|. DoiiRlna. I. Id'
nil till' ."ihi'liirov llill,^ : I
iiirt
iHWoiniiMn >■ II ,>«('rii'K ufSkftcliei,
.\. York, I-^m:!, ltd. I. .Miiiiioil of .Me.li.iil MiidniK, |Mi2. :'. lli|iorl on tliu I'liliij Mmmtniii!' r to
llo
.(. Hi
ilurii-iirudi'iv'^ii : with .■^|H'''iiil Kifi-rcncii to iJin'ini'ii iind iil'i'oiii|iiiii.v
Injurii'it '■(' till! Nervoii.i .Svsti'in, \. Vork, l>>l,
nnv fd., Is.ST. !i.
L.I.I., IssM, r. Illiii
Olid .S'
iif Ski t.hi'S, Mii'lr
I. ■'fit,
The .Mod.rii 'I'rciitnit'nt of llt'iidii''ht'a, Moiintniiis .Mmlni.-, Isilil, M
|iiirl on thi' IliKh Itiiiigi'Hof tho Anniiinulhiy
IIiliiiiltDii, K. J. Inch' ,lohn In llio A
liiliililtiMl, AlldretV. .-i.xlci'n Moiith.i in the miU'iK tho l''roi'diiii'n, N. Vork, 1M17, 1:!
l)iiiii-h lull'", I, on., l-^.i;.', ;! vols. p. M
lliiiiiiltoii, AiMlrt'W
vo.
Uhi
borji : Mcaioriiilii of «iii, I
llaniilloii, K. I*. Thf Kiijfliah Uoverncn^
^(■'1, I'Jino.
riiiy iind
in Him-
I'riiii'u Henry of rriii'aiii, I, on., Ilnilliltoii, Kilwnrd, M.I)., iihyKJciiin to the hon
don lloiiiii'i|iiiih ■ III .-|iit!il. I. (iiiide to tlit I'riictlcc
Freili'riok tlii' liinil mid
18.SI), 2 vols. svo.
"A Work full iif I'lileriiiliiniunt. ftiid by no iiii'uns de-
villi! of liiMtrui'tl.iTi. III!' -iiliji'il nf whii'li bus iilrnidv Ihtii
III piirt iiipli.ii^lv ili'iiiLrh incidi'iiliillv trnili'd bv ii inii-li'r
liiuid , . . .Mr. Iliiniilh'ii loi'. I'oiitrlV'I'.l lo«lvi' u'l.roiilli of
lIliTiuy llfi' t'l tb,' ib'M'l piihiiT bv 111!' bike, iiiid, bv brliii.'-
llitf Ills si'eiii'ry biniH' In ii» uiili .s|ii«iiliir skill, In iiiiike
ci'itiilii |»i.ssii({es of blstorinil bl.iKriipliv, iniuiii'iitiirilv at
li'ii.st, iiiiire vivid tbiiii even .Mr, I'liilyle'si M'bniioiisu.-e
of bonks bil'l iiliule Ibelll.' — .^V|^ A'.i'., .xllx. ;iHi.
Illltiiilloii, Arllilir. I.iiwrcnee LofleHiilde: nTiile,
1,011., I.S77, .'f vols. cr. .svo.
IIiiiKiltiiii, Iti'v. Arthur llaviic, ^.Tuduiiteil nt
Pt. John's College, (l.vfoid, l.'^ll: onbiineil |S|.S; reetor
I the Iji
of .->t. .Miiry Arehes, K.veler, since ISIirt; cimpliiiii of the Uv fhi
f
llonio'opiilliy, l.on., |sil, iL'ino. L'. A .^ihort lli'toryof
IheCholeni: with 11 Few Hints iis to its I'revei'iion by
lloinu'opiilhic 'rreuiiiient ; 2d od., I, on.. ISIS, Svo. '.
'I'lie Flora Honici'opathii'M ; or, Illiislr.itions and Deserip-
lions of the Medieiiml I'lants nsed as lloiiiii'opiithio Kein
edies. I, on.. I s,-C'-.^):t, U vols. r. Svi. I. .\ Catalogue Hai-
Sonne of the Kntfriiveil Works of ,"^ir .l.i-lina Hevnolds
from 17,).^ to IS2(I: to wliieh is aibled 11 ,'<liort liiograph-
ioiil .'^koteli of eiu.'h Fngraver, ton., |S7', Mo; new ed„
cnl.. I -SI. .,, A Meiiiidr of F, II. F. (,iuin, JI.U., Lon.,
ls7i/, Svo.
Iliiiniiton, Kdwartl. Tlie bcalb of our Minotaur.
I'niversily .Missions in Ziin/ihar ISS.)-Sl. I. (KM.) In
Aid of Cliiiieb .Mis.-ioiis in the Dioeesu ol (Irahaiiislown :
Sernioiis for Holy Week, l.on., Is.'il, >vo. 2. .Mmi'-
Chiiiii to liiiiiiortality, 1-71. :t. Four Plain Leelurcs on
JI 111. Iieiith, Life, and (iud, I,on., 1S7,S, Svo.
Hill liltuii, .Mrs. V. U., {•• V. (".. II.") I. The Cu-
rate of Idiuvood, 1,011., |,s|.'), IJuio. 2. .Margaret Wiilcle-
grave J or, Tlie I'ower of Trutli, l.on., IS III, 8v". .;.
Amy Harrington: or, A Sister's l.ove, Lon., ISIS, Svo.
Anon. I. Constani'e Lyu'lsiiy ; or. The Progress of Error,
Urn., 1 8 111, Svo. 5. Norman Leslie: a Talo of Seottish
History in the ."ii.xteenlh Century, Lon., Is.'iO, 12mo. ti.
Carlington Castle: a Tale of the ,Ie.suit», 1S.")2. 7. (Ed.)
Tho Unihiiuiod Daughter: 11 .Mvstery of our Own l>av,
Lon., IS5:i; 2d cd., Until, n. d.,'svo. S. The E.\ilcs lif
Italy, Ellin., Is,i7, Svo.
Ilniinltuil, C. (i. After a Dark Night— the Sun;
a Ninel, Lon.. ISSil, 2 vols. p. Svo.
IllunilKili, C. II. II. Oraiumar of tho Modern
Iri.-h l,aii;,'uii,L'e. Lon., ISIill, er, Svo.
Hamilton, C. J. I. The Flynn.^ of Flynnville,
T, in., I8SI), er. svo. 2. Mr. liiiriraiii's Daughter: an
I vory-Dny Story, Lon., I8S2, p, Svo. ;i. True to the
Core: a Itoinance of 'US, Lon , ISS:), 2 vols. er. Svo.
Ilainiltoii, .lli.'^s C. T. Kivais ut School; or, A
Le-'son for Life. Lon., ISSS, p. Svo.
'ens. Ibi-t.. IHIis.
Ilnr.iiltoii, I'ltlwarti, M.ll., professor of anatomy
lit Dr. Steeveii-'s Hospital, liiiblin. The Present .^tiite
of the Army Mcdieal Service as a Life Career for the
Surgeon, Dublin, Is75, Svo.
Iliiinilttiii, Kdwnrd. A Federal Inion not a
Nation : an Examination into our Systems of (Jovcrn-
Mieiit. Ilo-t., Is.si), |2ino,
llaiiiilKiii, Kdward, M.I)., F.L.S., vice.pre,^blent
of the Zoological Society. Uecollections of Fly-Fishing
lor Salmon, Trout, and (irayling: with .Notes on their
Haunts, Habits, and History, Ac., L.in., lsS4, Svo. (lie-
sides the ordinary edition, a largo-paiier one, limited to
101) cop; 2S.)
'•A iileasiinlerlionk on a plea.'^aiiler tuple liii.s nut been
liubll.shed lor years."— .S(i(. /,',,■.. h-iij. TCj,
Uainiltoii, Ed«vard John. 1. Tlie Human
Mind: a Treatise in Mental Piiilosophy, .\. Y'ork, ISs:),
Svo. 2. Mental Science ; a Text-Book for .Schools and
Colleges, N. York, ISSo, Svo.
Ilamiltuii, Edwin. The Moderate Man, and other
Verses, lllust. Lon., IS8S, .|to.
Hamilton, i>liHs Elizabeth, d. Iss2j the only
diiiiglitor of Sir William Hamilton, (7. r., milf, vol. i.')
With Jo.sKS, Miss E. Co.vstanck, of (Jirton College,
(trails.) Mierooosmus: an Essay concerning Man and
I his Kelation to the Worl 1, !.y Heruninn Lot?.e, Edin.,
Hamilton, .Mrs. Cclia V. 1. Woven of Many j l^S.'i. 2 voLs. Svo. (Tho li.u slatiun wa- oegun by Mis
Tiireads, Post., 1871, Svo. 2. The Crown from the Sj." u , Hamilton, and completed, after her d : 1. and the who!'
Host., IS72, Svo. 3. Hopes of Sand, Boat., lS7.i, H\o. 1 revised, by .Miss Jones.)
4. .My lionnie Lass, Is77. Svc. :>. The Lily of San Mini- I " '■"" ", "V^"- ''«S''«e "t 'H' 'iracv the 1 iinlatlon adds a
nto: aNovel, N.York, IS7.S, Kimo. | Krnee wlueb is, perhaps, . ' v-i'.j; ' -Ja.«i..sScllv : Jrai/.,
pion F'' v^i.'a
Jledita'.'i,',, f.,,u
its Birt
;;i.> ti»enly-Thir(' P il
IH.l?, 2lmo ' ~
'liiri_' P-iJm, and other which has ever since rendered him incapable of physicai
■ '■ /'J'' .•''™>t"''o= exertion, and whicli does n'lt allow of his reading or
iwi-lin, .\U'„ Hvd. ;i.
plni»«, I Vfrnc.l 1,1'wli-
i(iiiii» lli.iiirv, [nT»is
II ttii lli'lii've ? |viir-i',
y : nil liiiliictlvi' t<v«
llllo ia 111,. Will, il'llij
V, ll„»t„ l.s.M, ,Svo,
M.ll., I .R.C.S, K.liii.,
iiniili'iiiv II tlio I'lil-
.liiil,,«.v III' liruni'liitii,
ml Alllvil Lt'iiiiiiii (if
oiiiilni. I, Kciiort
v II Scrii's uCSkctalioi,
I'liliii .MimiihiliiH : to
iti Inn, .Mii,lrii». IM()4,
iiK III llio Aiiiiuiiiullu;
III In I lie Army iinil
17, Vi
all (JiivcracxK In Itiia-
ili}'»lcliin tn the Lon-
iilo to the I'rnctlcc uf
i. A .<lini-t lli'turyof
III ill" I'rtiveriim by
l,oii., lf<l,H, Mvo. ,;,
tr.iliiin^ iiiul l>t'iicii|i-
< lllMII(l'ci|,.ithlo lU'lll-
I. A riitiiliiKiii' Hiil-
'ir .I'i-Ih;ii He.viiiilj!!
I'll 11 ,-<liiirt liiii|;i'a|ili-
, 1^"', Smi : new I'll.,
1''. (Juin, M.D., 1.1111.,
Diilli of iiur Jllnotaur.
irofi'si'iir of iiniitiiiiiy
Tlic IViseiit i^tiito
Ijl'e t'lirour for the
rili'iiil rniiin not a
iSyjitt'iim of (Jiivcin-
'. 1„S., vii;e-|ircslili.nt
tliiiisof Fly-Flnhiiig
with Xotf,! on their
.1111., \XM, Hv(i, (l)e-
uper one, llmitoil to
r topic lins nut licrii
I. Till' Iluniiin
ipli.v, N". Viirk, iss:),
uok for iSchoolii nnd
orate Man, and other
, d. 1HH2; the only
1, ((/. I'., iiiilv, vol. i.)
of (Jirton College,
onccrning Miin iiiiil
nnnnn hot?,e, Eilin.,
nil- ucfjun by Mi?
in.', and the who!'
trill inlatlon adds a
JA.MiaSL-LLv: Acad.,
1 Uninia, b. 1821;
fort i married, 18 H,
(Triiiis.) Louis Pii8-
on-in-Law, Vallcry-
Lee-, b. 184o, in
I and (ierniany ; wan
■f, l8(U-(i«, and then
li ho was obliged to
relii'o-.''pinal disease
neapable of phypieal
■ of hill reading or
ein.s have been com-
p,-l, RH'! lutv»; been
tiftecn years he hi?
anseript.i, Kdin. and
, and Men, [verso.]
'..S81. :i. The Now
HAM
oni.'i'i",i,'.N.'",'lr '«'l'ilrem«iit. .Mr. l.«oH»mlltriir, x„i„„,» i.
w« . I I I '*" '■l'""'«'i- Vi'l with all It. .Iii,ri.'.,ii.hur" * '
clrar m ." '" '; * »"1""»' il veil..' « lib a -'lui";,
ill I I, "\'"' '"•» "" hlx Imek HllirfrliiK the iiir.,nl.i ,'?
»» llHUIIll.l,. >|,||,|,| ,||«.»i.v."-.l(/i., No. 'JKn "*"""■'» "'
p. 8v,f '"'"" "'"' *'"'■'>»»>'""' """Br I'udm,, I .,«., |,sii4, '
HAM
Illuil. Adelaide, |.irt|, |'.',„oi
ntw cil,,
tifiliii," l",""' 7'll':ii' i|iiallty»t-('ni« In 1„. a in.wiTi.r i.len
Ilaiiie , I ,.v^'; . "".' !'"■"'"/'■': iiMliMial elreiiiii
■'"I'',. <\vll. 71 '"""■*■ "'"'I'lallon.'-J. A, SVM„.M„;
['■ liiiaginnry .Xiinnetn, I.on., ISXM, |«|„„.
'■-'■ek- iM shiiw iiM p,.r»,iiia)(e» lamniis either In liU.
Aumrnlj)!,
l-i'irt. sw,.
auil at Ciirpu. Cbri-.i f„ll„ge, (».,fi,n|, 1^27, J,,,^ „",
I '"-'8: chaplain .,( fhelni.fi.nl Haul Isvjl^r xh-
? !' ,mi'.'',;:'.*'.'!''.".f ,V''',',^''^''''V''' "^» '«"«"•'' loe^
fill, 8vi>,
iig.v. I _intemplat.i| by It, Conrpiler-. I,„n., I
lliini.lton.l.rm'e. Ilebiml the Cloud. 1
a Mtiiry
or, T!io
l.,rv ..II -Niin 111 perwi
1.1,1] 11 ' ''•«'l"l.l"l'll.-.'lll.'ll
'',.'»" ': >■ llieiii i-iiea
1 III a »iiprenii' iiiiinient
viilif. .'ii i.iri.w ,, '""" '"•■'•■••'"y;} III iiieiriiHii
.1. Mlh„|„:. I l||,||,||,|,„„,^ 1,,,,,^ |.;;,.,^ |,|||^,,^
'MM'".',i''V"' !;>!""' """""B". M.O, |,r,.l).,
Coloite ',i'' "'""""."«'""■ '^'■' Kraduated at rniiin
|.iX„i\ ' '^^""■'^■Ivaiiia IM,'.; appointed In Isj.l
,i^' . r ' "'"■f'-y."' "'" ""fi'l" M'-'Ji^'i.l College; in
In Hi ;",';" I'"'"-''!'!"- "'"' pruotloo of singery, and
lit, , ;.'. ","""y "\'«'"y' '" '"'■'« '-I'""' (-■.iib'go I,".
nil.;.,, :,,''" i""^;'"'"' '""^''"^ "'"' "^ U.,'^. medical'
«hi| tl ' ' , IS- "",'"'" ™'l'. '«'mu,g hh profc,»„r.
i li t 11 :T:" "».'•■•'»""•- ""'• UL^hioation...
.,, vli|.. •: "^""' '^"' i •'"' «''- '^f*!'. 2. A Treatise
in its' m'','!:;;!'.'"" .'•1;'""f '," "'•' ■•^"Wry of the War
-nita^^^::,-,.;-tr^i;;T::fl^iir--v
V I, I-'.' '''*■" "'"' '•'■""ti™ of Siiigery. Ilhist V
linn.V"l< '"'l!'' ''*?"'••<■•'"• Sir Frederick Wi|.
'!^'vi!;if',^ :!;;,:.|;''«»:';'r;:■''';''''''•««'^••
l8.•^l-l;(|. <„nv',l iJ Vi. , '• ""- "'■'^^"'"lii'r liuiirds
niii-e,,. VI ,mT ' ' **' = '"•" ""iiiister extniordi-
Ji:-.:d.^';^:nj''^;:;:?'"£:ri:^7^-'.r^'^^'-'"'-
"■i.,, ,,, must, iion., 1S7I-, I, ,) vols. Svo.
self I, I'l ,; ;'",';'",'" '"■t'V'il'T he eiii|,l„yei ll.u.'
us have 1,..,.,, ivm-triletiil.'^- tM No ■•m""' """ '''■■'"™
w'D::;""*';;,:.:-/rr/;^^''iio*""""''""^^'
covenlim.: ■.;::, i^s.s:;svir ^"""^ "" "■" l»" "'■
Am«""":;;„',""' *•«*'•" ^P-"'') ^ee Doo«E, JUnv
Fu".u"n''!','":i*'''r,':''''' "'" ^''«''' Academy. 1.
^"man'Tl^lricVi::; .';;;ti2r^ 'r'^i^e?''''^^^ '"1
Ure^k'Ne,,aMve M„ 1 on., t^Vo'^'i 'tU^^S r ""^ '
iir;;:^:'^::^7:^8er^'^r :l;^"i^r^'^i
Ureek and Latin .<ynt.i.x U„ 1 ^ , ' s • , ^7^'""^ "'^
Sou.ion of the tiieek and "Lati;;' S yifnefit^Lof
Eelr, '■liv't- l"^':^ ^"'«>' '-n-slat^a in , ' L ii;
"rsbi,;, L„„., l,s:t 8v"; ';^,J"h"'f ';P''K"gli»l>Schol.
and .hctJro'kof ho ';eek^T^^Wi °^ '^? ^"""'
A|n:5r'Si£-?^;K^^
'd' VillMg.. l,U..s, |„,„ |.S7(», p, 8vo
<i. V!s";,!!,'i"',':,n";so"' s " ^ •'' ■ ^'"'''''■••"' '"
relating to h.,a;l:^ of-ail'il;!,^:!":";;;;^;';^*;,'"^;!'
oS^:l\^;kT'I^;nr'^t^-!tv,:il;'ir-.'^^^
2r''''w;'th'.-';i"'"'' 'r«""«'^^ »•''''''■• '-"'••■• ix'«
,.v:-;?!'r:;ii'-^---,,-'-^r"'''^^^"''^
X Voi'k"'Vs'' • iV,"""'.: ,,!: AM.crl.a;„nd other Poems.
I lliimiltoii, II,.„ry H. 1. A Lexieon of thctireelc
a:!/:::t^:iii:rir'''"'"«^'''''«"-"^^'"
'di.er l-iienis, Ilb.'si. "Li.n.rVs ';' f^: ' "'"'J'' ""^
Ilninilloii, iHiay. a .•^plemUd H„|
a l.i.ve.sel, l„,n., 1887, p. Svi,,
IlHii.ilton, J. A. Life of Dan
( NntesMien ,Ser.,l I,„n., 1,HX8, p. 8vo
>oje that le ,n the aneient Cyreniiiea.) L'.
S'.fZ r'""''''.'^ Wanderings around ,1
lace d the Prophet and across the Ethioniii
In.,,, .Siwakin to Chaitum, l,„n., 18 "7, Syo '
811-18!,, 1. I.e.sscns liom the Great Iliograpl. .
I8j7, l.'mo; new ed., 18B1. •_>. fE,| , Oiir'i
Classies: Headings from the Best Uivines: with
llographieal and Critical, I.on., 18:,7-.V.i I vo '
m, ' ?Hrt'i oV ^ 'M"'n"i8 bi'-'i'io the Lak,. of (
.on., 186.i, 24111,, a. Light on the Path ; ,, -w ed
■Mb, 18mo. (1. The Psalter and llymn-Book
I.eetures Lon., 1 86.^, 8vo. 7. I'arable of the Pre,
Nm: with Notes and Illustrations, l,on., Isoft Sv. 8
Memoir and Keniain.s of J. D. Burns, Ln.! .si9 s.^'
». W orks, Lon., I.soii.j;,, ,., ,,„,, ^^ "• ' ,7',, ^^"j
o Parables: Niites on Lnkex.-. Il-.i2,ion.,l,s0« /C
. Moses he Man of ,;„„ • Leetnies, Lon., 1870 '.2m"r:
Lon iW^'lSmo!- ''"'"^■"■''"'"''K' TTee Serniom.;
Hamilton, James, I7!i;i-1873. of Carlisle p.. •
X r""'The"wr["r 1 'n ^""^^ "" '■-P'-" Is"
TKwo;pa.:i:;lr;i^;;^i7';tr"^
Hamilton, Uev. James. D D \i7.i ^ r„ iu
of the Rev I H„,„ir. »t . ,. '*■''•' '° Memory
Doulting Somers ., «!„„„ „„;_ , Ti.'h^' Yon"*^
Wh>^ and'n^^,,, it ^o^^tT ^^'^""^
a Story of
O'Connell,
ised are
iiKii, the
llirth-
Desert,
.adil.,]
. 1.011.,
istian
tites,
■ 8vo.
Lon.,
ileo,
m.,
ree
^al
8.
.. " ""'w'Ck cftr.l.^^'.'"'""!!^'' LL'D., 1788-1878,
J. »u i>ew lorK tity ; third son of Ale '
Alexander Hamilton :
753
S r'l
■1
:itll
HAM
graduateil at Columbia Colleue 1S05
of luilit'- ■- ■' - - -
HAM
III
an.i V.
.''h1:,,i:;!— ':-'\"-"!^--;n.o;^:^!.e;
served ns au ofBcer | Hamilton, Kate W
I. I!
.einiiiisoencTii of J
vents, lit Home mill Abroad, d
limes A. lliiinilto
<if II ('('llliiry, \. Yorli. Isfi!!
uring Three-Quii
M
eiifctadv, IS'.Y. ;
has
, ("FIcetii," pseud,) b. at
contributed tu |Mi|iers and
en magazines, and iiubli.-lied a number of s„mi , i! ,
pm books. 1. ThoI!M»r,,,l,J,. . im" ?i '"""djiy-school
If tile Koiieral read
illK of wliiol
I Wnlllil t,o illl
I'l; will liiid tills Work
liiiil ,,„^
tor.y Hilllinil it ol)];'i',''at'vi'i'l
ami liv II
ililc if ilic
me tl
of CI
1. The liluo rmbrclla, I'll
lannyford, I'hila., I I'm
libi., 18mc. 2. Cliinks
;i';,7il'v';:'i"""''""i. '!'<'Mii,iei'ii,;f
ohi
art of skipiiliiL'
our (luli
L-V, ?,",''" ' ''"'n-i|ile" and Interest, 1
'liiiii., I
■f. I'rederlok Gord
ion ; or,
.M
art in \'ii: ]i
ton's t'ondui't as >
N. York, 1S70. ,Sv
Miieiui.-orinimiiiyiiblo ilrvi
niuiiotinlH.slinlited
les " ■"
itiiill'lii's*: "■:• '^'!l?.^\'}y by "'bieli He led thco; 1
The 01(1 ]!
rown H
Norah Ne
'hilu., I,S|,
'— .V((//«.i, ix. :;.');i! I3ino. I!. The Sbmlinv ot
linn's Calumnies licimdiated : lliiioil- The Jirave II
mse; or. Jlotber's liirthday. I'liil
iiniv (if fi... i>. i_ 111 .. y_
leretury of the Tre
eart, I'liila., Isiis, 18in
the Uuek, J'bila., 1 811
IlHiiiiltoii, .Mrs. Janet
■ \'indieateil, Vasliti hethby's Heritage, p'liila.
'CiiMlieriil _
Laiiarii-^hiie.
I'oetes,
, ir'.l.)-IS7:i, knn
Three, I'hila., I.srr, Kin
8. (;
if*r(i, 10
rcyclilTe and
he Illuet. i'hila., IS?
111. The Old I'ciit
b. lit Ciirshill, .Shotts I'arish, : ""ilt- Illust. I'hil
ICmo. 11. The II
y. We
manteiiu.
and will
John II
•I'otlaiid; iviis the daughter of 11 sl
very young ii.nrried her futlii
: \'ii'tn
Illust. i'hila
1880, Kinio. 12. Vagab.
ouse that ,Jaek
game
a lull
.1 by
iioKlton.
ill:
\Vitli
■istant, <-'orner8 In Ke/.zie i)
IS8II, 1
■.she I
no edm-ation save what she !)*• l'"ity Dodge mid her i
l.i. The iiiiyal S(
. I-'I. Tr.pgl
■iseoll's Life, I'hihi., 18sS
>ond and
'es and
1 (inio
began earlv t
write verses, and at
Kin
,,. ,.,,,.; 1 ■; ., '^ .' ^■' ""L^ seises, iiniiiu ; •'""". i.^. ji
luind eniitribu ed niiiny poems to Cassell's Work- I «"^-t.. L'iSr, 12
atterns. IHiut. l>hil,i igs},
ing-.Man's I
1. 1
oenis and Ks
lienl. Ill horoldagesheb
Subjects of (ieneial'l
.vs of a .Miseella
lei'aiiie quite blind, j '888, II
11). Woiiil, II
ir, The King
Seal.
I'oems of I'l
ant Life and Chaniete
P.
of Loon I Seenoi
goiv, ISii.V 12m
nterest, (ilns
■pose and .^ketoh
ineoiis Character
ow, iMi:!, fp. Svo. 2. "Jm
I'oeket-liook, mid
Willi I'liA-rT, Miis. f
iiy, and .Stubble. I'hihi
I.I.KN FaIIMA.V, 1',
other btories. IMust. Uost., 1878
ifs in I'rose of .^eottish I Hamilton, Ker JIaillie, C
and Ch
ir in Auld L.ingsyne
ductory i'apers by (
]8(i,s, 1
1871, 8
" Well
educated
I. I'
yo ; new c
iiraeters
:i. Poems and Ualhuls
}. tlillillan nn.l W. Wall
Skelcl
oeiiia, .^ketclie.-
I., ISSj
with II (Jlos.sary, Uliis-
witli Iniro-
ace, (ilusiriiw.
various eoloniiil sm
» C.U., b. 1804; held
il Es
isay.s, (ihisgov
Worthy alteiitiiiii
Ilors
, I.
in., 181
governorships 1828-113. Our Saddle
Hamilton, lU-v. L The Future Pti
te and Free
Hamilton
porsiiii, with oiiiv tl
IIS an c.Miiiiple of how an iin- F
Law :
a Co
our Sermons, San Fran., I,s69, 8.„.
, l>f o,..d«s Le Cenci. 1. Me
use that power (I'nMing tli'mi-h
press herself in iilnmst i,,f|v ,7]
10 power of readlii-'. ciuk
iuipilation „f .Mexican LegisI
oreigners, Ae., Lim., 188
Ca
Hamilton, J
, Jessie. (1
It to it ins to be aiile
yiiie."— .IW,, .\,,. 22H-2
to e.\-
188;i
n you Blame her? from the I'
rans.) Serge Pa
nine; or,
p. 8v
rench of G. Ohnet, I
Hamilton, Joli
, , . -n, of St. Er„
covery and Ireland's Health, Dubl
nns. I. Ireland'.s Re
in. 1S48, 12iii,
the Fpie of linbvlon
Babyl
He lias elide
vol. i., Lon., 1884, 8
,^ lation allectir
2. Ishtar and Izduba
■ayouved to reennstniet th
loll, ada|iled, of ei.urse, t
raiislatiiiiisgiven'bv .\ssv
on., tablets beliiiigiiig to
e ancient oplc of
' niodeni la.stes, from the
3. M
^l^^";^':!;;i'''i:;^'-">"'^'i«>»en.;r^
it."— .4c«,;.
e.\ican Hand-Iiook : a (
XXV. 865,
2.
Se'ls.'8;;r'?'T']l'"'.'^'''-"--''^'-^.C;un-
the^mi ie;t'l' .■ Isll-M "I ? ''T\^'' '"'" r'^''"'' "'
Thoughts on U^a'^r^i''^-,!;,:^''"--^^'""...
le "'l;ul!l'in"lV"''^' /"'"l' «'■'"'"'"-"' "' 'J'""itV Col-
0- the Hepublio of .Me
the I'rineipal Business
Matter tends to Rotation
xieo, and a C
Vimpleto I)e.scription of
ircial _ „. „.
Lon., 1884, 8vo. 4. All
ilaiiiill,,,,, J„|,„ cHiircli,' r,„;. ,„, I ,
Hamilton, Col. John Pnitor r .
Ke,ninisee„ees:.fan-^''^,^S:t';;:^lii:2tl;l
otee;vLi^ril^?^;:^l";i^;;?,^;;/>i"- '»V'""! «•"' *"'• «"i
every pm-i ,,f iCuV.ine ■,1,1,1111 1'" , ' ' "",V»"'s i" nlmost I
Ar-
peace for
w"";" w''"^ ""V ••»!•" >Villiam
"nL"e '',7; f!'r''"'",r '^^'"hn.y Stephen
Had "^shire V A n'-'v""^'' ^'""'"' "^ "'« 1"='"^^ for
^<.F::e!::^L„i;giS;";:o:^f.^i;'3?r'ir"2'
of Cei'tii'ii « [. ^'.'""'T' «liakspere, Foliii, l();i2, and
l^ueuee. „f threat Ilritain and ll-ii^li: U:./^^8;";l
^5e|;!^::^^rRr^u^^^l^--s,^-^
IlHm.Mon,Hev.R.,„nhe Presbyterian Church,
of
2d
. Kobert, F.K.v...^. ^,,
leotioua Diseases considered,
Lon., ISS3, 8v
"leetii," pseud ,) b. nt
uled tu impere anil
bcr of .Sunday-school
ilii., I Sine. 2. Chinks
frederiek Gordon; or,
"lo. J. Norah NeillJ
ice, PhUa., ISnio. 6
it's IJiithday. Phila.,
M-M, I'hila., I8nio. 7.
10. «. (ircyclifToand
< 1^*7(1, IL'iiio. y. Wo
le Old I'ordiinnteau.
he Hon."!; that Jack
. 12. Vaj^nbond and
I". !•■!. Tr.rir|e..i and
I'hihi., 18,s;i, liiuio.
liliiet. I'hila., I8,'i4,
I-, The King's .Seal,
nnd .Stubble. I'hila.,
,i.i:.\ Faiima.v, IVup's
Illust. Uo.^'t., 1878,
Mi., b. 1.S04; held
J8-H3. Our Saddle.
iiiro .Stale and Free
in., I,s69, 8vo.
eilci. 1, Aloxican
iCgislation aireeling
Ishtar and Izdubar,
.S84. 8vo.
t Ihcaiiciontopioof
I'l']! lasifs, In.m ihe
sol the Iragnientarv
bo,
Icte Dcseriplion of
Jcroial Ilirectory of
IS-*!, 8vo. -1. AH
of Kncrgy : a New
nil the Phenomena
iS8, 8vo.
ssell, M.A., 1823-
xford, 1,S45; curate
iiiion.s ton., 1866,
11 Church History;
iioh, .tc, to which
Kings. I,„n., 1S6S,
s of Kiigland, from
collateral liranches
ey to the Study of
: a Story for Chil-
!y Stephen Ar-
of the pence for
English. German,
parts, I2rno. 2.
he Corrections in
B, Folio, ni;i2, and
kenise published
d.) The National
id, Lon,, I,S6,s, 3
IS upon a Union
.'", llulifa.x, N.S.,
1 as a Field for
rces of Arizona;'
i Territory, Pros-
lyterian Church,
It and Years of
lining Peace; 2d
il» Game. By
il, 8vo.
iiliurgh. 1. The
•dine's Natural-
True .Scriptural
I. A History of
I., isre, 2 vols.
lingwood, Aus-
Face; or, The
l.-^ll, I6mo.
nipulsory Noti-
Lon., 1,S8H, 8vo.
its
HAM
Hamilton, Robert S. 1. Present Status of the
Phllo,,,,,!,, , y„„i,j,_ B^ ,^„,„„j ^ ^ 01 h
^- i"rl,, ixilii. 2. Present Status of Social SdJnco ,
S Vo:i;,",l'r;j,7S'' "' ''''""'"" '" «°'='''' l'''''"'"P'iA
Na"'!,"","""' «i\V""">: '-The Resources of a
v-j.iu I I ,,, ,.|Hcr and Indian Currency, Lon ]S78 ,Svo
Inh,"',",:','"^ "^V "'■>"",'!'•'« «tars: IleavLn, '
' ' ''""^ Occupations, and Lile, I,on,, ],s,Hs p si-„
'>< -^A;:;^,i^i^l«j[:;r^^hr.'r"'''''''''■■"^'"''"'
Orfli?,'",!"""' "'•'*'• '^'""nas. Our Rest-Dav: its
i''^":i';"c',,:^^"Z!^J!;tp.!^:'°^^^
Hamilton, VerekerM.,and Fasson, Stewart
itiur.|„,..-s 1,1 verse.] Lon., 18.S1, 4to. '
m"";" '"'i;^^; «o,r'"' '"''""'"""' '"' '^-'-^
llai.i.lton, W. R. Official Decisions and Chan-es
^'^<Z,!t^^;':^^:,^'^^^^^' "y the ^Ur
Hiimilion, Walter, F.K.G.S. I. A Memoir of
George Criiikshank. Illust. Lon.. IS7,S 8v„ 2, ed
same ,v,.,,,. 2. The Origin of the Offl'ce of Poet Lai^eat ''
rt;,f'l ,7"-, '•;;'™'«I.V!;Hnted. ;!. The Poets La, .'
La. r, '?'"'' ■ >'";t\'; "''""■>■ "f ""> Office of Poet-
■LiaiiK.iK'. biographical Notices of its Holders an.l ,1
dir ;;:.;;";,.:;, '1^ ^"'r i^:!«™-. and'^^n^^in^
iiirciiMi .i^Minst them, Lon., 1879, Svo
s.-l'. !.'l" i""-'""^"" Movement in England, Lon., Lsso
of Fn",' '1 '",'"? y'""'- ^' (''''^•> •'"'■'"lie.s of the Works
tate^ ° ,' "'■"' '^"."'.'•'""" '^"''""■«' ^''"•""^rt and Anno
Choivi, (1 (• I ^rnold at Lalcham, and at Christ
Hu IV '■''■;';,,"■'''''? V S™J""'-'. fi"t ohuss Lit
jiuin. i^..\ : Fellow of Merton Collot'e lS'i2-4'), ,„
danied Is:,;,, vie„ of St. Peter's in tl. Ea?, Oxford"
1, Mc excited much controversy by his uttnrnn,..^
on pnesil, absolution, the real presence, Ac. n charge
vice'';,; "fT '"t."":- !• •^'"■•"'"^ ""-lEve i^gSe?
vices fo 1 very Hay in the Week, and other Pravnrs •
^"fl!;;'','"' i;- of Families, 0x1^, l^tl2,^ 2!
Fra. ■.„hutb in the Pre.scnt Hi.stress maybe used in '•
1) I'oc,'-. ■'<" ■ • ^.C'largo to the Clergv of the
j,on.. ,.s,,,,, M ,. 4. A Charge to the Clergy and Church
vi i/ ';;;:„" s If ^rr "f.^'i-'-ury a?\i;^/:^'i
\ K i.uiu,,, l^, s Salisbury, l.SoS, Svo. .'i. A Charge -,
Charge at his Triennial Visitation ' ' *
1861, sj, . . -.
HAM
, „, -; in 1864, .Salisbury,
'-.---^^"ii.ri:::y^;S-.l-:-»-
is"""';';':;::, V'lr"' '^'«*«"«>er nnillie., b.
jn ^- :;|v^2; i^fSsS'l/uii^i-Lr^ ^:
.h"llV'''n'"f Vnlf''?'" "»"Bl««. I. Outlines of
^^f ;^i:i;aj;i4o::r':T^^^^ri';'^'?-r
o:ig^l;:lV'l^;;c-flS■;i;-l.1,^^--^^,J««■.,,^^
Lon^^Iri'l'l^m^i'n' w e'j.,'m6'" 'TEd ) A'r'r'''''^^
of England during the Reigns'o'f tht ^udoLf f^H'.t
1485 to I.W9, By Charles Wriothesley, Windsor Her
a d. Edited .-rom a MS. in .he Pos.sessi,1; of Lord H li"
M. Percy. ^Camden Soc. Pub.) Lon IS7i 77 V,, i
4t„. 5. Ol.ronoP.gy of History, Ar""l i a" tuV ifl
iS:^i:::;'rri^';;^^':;?-„.ri^r:;F^
Hamilton, Hev. William T u ii e n u-,
I Ala. The Friend of Moses ; or A Hd'en™ rf tl . '. '
teuch as the Production of Mos'es, an Un Ins i'l^d it""
, ur A^si::^;^;:; " k!;;;;!. t^r r" " '"^ """'' '""^" -^
.hS;!!."IJL^;!!^■^;^■«:^',-™■^-ccrof
ipt^^Sr^ii-^^'r^St^fi
Hamilton-Gordon. See (ionnov. '
Kdin:':^!,Y,!n.?'?^;!,: p^lr'- ^"'-'^ -'I Navies,
^^^Ilamley, Charles. Wassail, N. York, 1879,
k'cMT^'m';'"!'-,'^^'^"-.^"- Edward Bruce,
:.=!.':. t. Sirs,,™ c,,!:;jt™'' ■""■''
mandantof the Staff College .-^71 ' 77 ch cf o"f , ,'
iv mI::;:^^^^*'^^ """"''"^r ;'■■■ '''''^- -^ Anne™:;;;
iiontiirs 1^7«-»l); comman.de.l a division in the V\,v„
.an war of !s82. He has contributed l,"r,; y ,.! Bl'ick
I terras', i.mr;as.si,lR,™;,',',,^;,!!!L«5P"'«'W nil technical
c.in.staf;ocs,i;v;i;vi«ted''?;,';;!,.^i!i^;;,;'"<.;;'ii^^^^
t..c\^:;ii^ ""pniy^:^;:^;:;;;^^;!-;;''-' r'i'n,ssia --^
i?9i^f;:'n^;a;:;iiSH ;E:^?--
j an these laiiLu^ bl^So*!;^^^; "^"-^i/f^^;^ "« '"'or
FdTn I's- T,"^'''"rV " I"l"l-- Es'say ■ ,||ust
1 87 ""n Svo T;J;.^ '■''"!"" "" 0'"l'osts, Edin
l«..i, p. Svo. 5. (Ed. Stair College Kxe cisos 1S-1
' the'f'in'a" ICHr'TV ^''^TT'^"^'^^^' ^""^'^
q' , ,' ,rV,"' ' ! ""- Couisc of that Year, E.lin 1875
Field *u''* ^'-^"'"S^'" J'-- Essays oi'i Ziy,,',^
01 i.eld Manoeuvres best adanted for eM.,l,ii„»
Troops ^, meet a (^.ntinental Ari y loi n., S f ''? v„7
ta.re. (•'Fo..eign Classics,") Lon., S77, -.no s" Thfi
]^7m "o't, «{-\'-1">''" Sue-S'and'hl's, [pseu"
Hainley,Miyor.«eu. William GeorcP n v
entered the army l,S.i;;; retired I.S72 A*N%4a
and an Old Land : being Papers suggested by a V^it
i.rs"4;'! v;;rn.r;';.r ■"■"" '•■ '^^'•■■
755
HAM
HAM
..'M
m.
m
Criticism ,,|,pl,ea to the New Testiniicnf, Lon., m";
Haiiiliii, Charles, b. 1,S27, at Hampden, Me.; e(l-2,rc!i'''''l8'7'('i' I2mo ■' (v.i ^ i-. ■'"'.' ' ""^i
ne«te,l at Bow.luiii : admitted to the bar ISiS, served Western >th N"te; ami L.ii ^'^"'f'- E"-«tern and
throuKli the civil war and was brevetted bri««d er-gen- : Am endiK 879 j ^V,i\ Z ^'^': 'r'-"-' '''•"' l'' »™-
era ul volunteers in 1SB,% and has since held city offices ' u Urrin^,,f he Te'vts'J'iH,l n '"', ^"^"'S"''-- >«•'!"«
Clank iorms, Portland, Me,, 1878, 8vo,
w""""!"' «cv. Cyrus, D.D., li.D., b. 1811, at
Watcrford, Me.; Kraduatcl at Jiowdoin 18.i4, and at
liun^'or Congregational Theological Seminary 1837-
missionary ot the American board in Turki-y 1837-60-
president of Robert follege, Constantiiioi-lc, 1860-76
prolessor of dogmatic theology in Ban n "
lS77-,'<0; president of Miildlcbiiry ColFc
gioal Glossary, 0.xf., 1878, 8vo. 4. (Ed., The Anc e t
Liturgy of Antiocli, Ac., Lon., 1879, , 8vo
HaiiiinoiiU, Mrs. E. H. I. lie,- Waiting Heart
By Louisa Capsadell, [pseud.] N. York, 187^, p,„
:■}} °'"''° « S«f,'-^''V «■■' »"" '» be Beautiful, N. Vork',
•-' '*"'; '2"10.j, »th ed., 1877. 3. Georgian,,: a Story of
Seminary Southern Life, (" Kound Robin" Ser.,) Bost., 18SI linw
:o 1880-85. I Anon. 4. A Fair Philosopher, X. York I8S2 Pu,;
Among the Turk.s X. York and Lon^ 1877,° vo. Hammoml, Kev E^ard Pa^so'^^'b ^Z .
of .^\^;^l^;^;^:;'^^f;!^r^^f,{/;^P-;-' experience ! ^"';;«'"?"' 'i""" ' graduateJ*" Will"r":it ' 58
key, chielly inV^/nstam , Jpl ! V, ^'-iv .« « riic^ame i r," 'h i" ^"'°° theological Seminary, and atUio Free
t"iMliL'''wUir';^^',';;Jr-^ .n.d s',ories,'.!ir,',V;;.'i,i;!{, Z ^Zt E "m^ an'rr-' '" ^'"-'""■gl' -• "'^<^^ - »» ey.'nge ?
case ni-c 11 l/, , m '"l^'rL-mv.s ^vhi(:h, in many ''' 1863, and has since preached in the United State«
P.nicularly ,l,r, llamiiu^ irinllnlstworibv ai" a gS
™e '«• ith whi .ir"'"W""'i! '"^""'ti"" m Coii.sm 1 i nop e,
Hamlin, Mario' Caroline Hatso... t,»„„„,.= Ch d;.n"''rl''-, t'^-,....'' ^I'^^i Lambs :_Storie. fo,
• ^.v, L.' .f,''*,';"''-^ ^•'"•' 18"'' I-'""- 2. Little Ones
in the iold, Cost., 1862, 18mo. 3. The Child's Juide to
i„w7„"'f ?'••; \"''' l"™"- ■•• The Uetter Life , d
how to find ,t Lon., 1867, p. 8vo ; new ed„ issi. "
(id.) Hymns of Salvation: a Collection ■ "-Newnvmns
and Tune, especially adapted to Seasons of Dee f e
,£'.""' }I'^S^''}'_ ^"""Z ,!'r«7, 16...0. 6. Children and
of t„'"n''/"'/^'Ml''"' *''?'"»'"ne Hatson. Legends
of Le Detroit. Illust. Detroit, Mich., 1884, 12ml
dS'":^"-,^^':1^*"'^«'-- a Politician's
i«?"i!"''",f ',"*'*'• i-eonidas Lent, D.D., 1807-
,niti':i ; ,. 1 '^''T' ^'"""- • ■^•'""^■'' '^»'' ^nJ was ad-
the Methodist Church about I82!t, and in 1844 elected
failing heal h lie was editor of the Western Chri^^tian
Advocate 836-40, and of the Ladies' Repository 8 -
Hinnfun f'';' ^".°/'^'-"f"> W- C, ("We, vol. I,) and
Jliin,ui, K ..,„(/«,. 1. Sermon.s. Edited by Rev,
bvW P run'"-',''' :^ '-'"''• 2- W".ks. Edited
by Rei. F. C. Hibbani. Cin., 2 vols. 12nio.
lS^,To,*'"' ^^"''^- ""^"<= I"""'"', e^'venport, la..
„n!l'r '"r'?''w' ?r "•' '"^'-D- The Family Physician
and Guide to Jlealth, St. Louis, I860 Svo 'J'^"-'""
at NeXor? Vi'i^'a^P^^ m ""'"'■•*"' •»'•' " ''°<"'""l"
ac iMuypurt, K.I. A Contribution to the Biblio.nanhv
and Literature of Xewport Rhode Island: con.r.ris' n^
Hainmick, James Thomas, b. 1819- called to
the bar at L ncolii's hm 18,15; secret, r; of e r,^ is a
general's office, Somerset House 1870 -<) '", '•='"'™'-
Uons for the Collection and A,^„:;gJ:;:!;Vof L.alS: 1
Hamilinnd- ''liarlf*- l ' l - r L
^rlil-'^^'^'^V-^^^'n.o.ni^^a^^^n.i'^^thert^
the Sexenth Circle in the Spirit World, N. York, I852"
736
ri,ii,i_„„ T ■'.(",;._"■.„ " ■"=="= ijamcs : otones for
Children Lon. 1867, 16mo. 8. Sketches of Palestine'
t^onTfri-"' ^'f to 'l>« Holy Land; with Introduc:
or Th^ Phi 'r "f.' •',"";' ';?'- '«"'"• »• •^"■""^ "'e Way ;
or, The Chi d e (iuide to Heaven, Lon., 1868, 12mo 10
,Iesus and the Little Ones : showing how Little Cli Idren
have learned o Trust and Love th?Savlour, Lon ,1868
I6mo , new ed., Stirling, 1886. II. Familiar Ta Iks w li
Children, Lon., 1870, 16mo. 12. Eight Weeks' Work n
San Francisco, 1875, 16m«. 13. The Conversion of Chil
dren, Lon., 1878, p. gvo. 14. Jesus the Lamb l\ G J
Lon., 188,, p svo, 13. Gathered Lambs, Lon., 1883
p. 8n. and r. 18mo. Hi. How to be Happy; a Guide
for Children and Youth, Stirling, 1886,'^'p 8vo 17
,ff Two Travels; or, Scenes eonne?ted with the Journey
of Iwo Bovs in Foreign Lands, Lon., 1886, p. 8vo ^
tlo" LoTTsvl '^r""'.; »»"B'««- 1- Keconcilia.
;. H?,'.,„i r , ' '^"'P- 2- ^'"■'" servants and Agri-
ion I on iTry •""[ ')','"'"' '""' «'-"'«'o"« Cond -
tion, Lon., 18j6, Svo. 3. Jlemoir of Captain M M
nammond, Lon., 1838, 8vo; 3d ed. same year
Hammond, Henry. Mrs. Smallbrine's Lodgers •
a { hristmas Tale, Lon,. 1887, '."ougera .
Hammond, Rev. Heiirv I, w™ st„ • r
an Old Book^ (^iblica, cKlr/lCit '^^.^'^t^^^
™c,:ndx:^:r^^8,i:Vsv;,''"-^''"^^'"- ^"-'-
Hammond, James. The Co-Onerator's CntA
mine' ""'''•^•„""'',TI'.ee Years' E,Kperi^n e o v C™ I
mittec-.Man, Harwich, 1879, ,8vo.
Hammond, James Ilpnrv ikht is«i ■
s.r.-i; ' V ''™'"'' """"• "f "'e Southern Times 18; ^
er,ed in (ongres. 1835-36; governor of South ('aiol na
1842-44, and senator 1857-60. 1. The Pro-Slavc'rv Ar
gunien : letters addressed to Thomas Clarlson^ ill
English Abo It on Kf f'l,,...i„o.,.„ lo.-.., ., ,. "'."'®
M,?'m„",''-" '",',"?,'''-'«"' li^iuiranentsconnected'wit'h !■£.,, ,,■-,• ,T;"-" •■""■•-•">'" to xnomai
the Matnmonia Contract, Loii,, 1,^7:1, ,2,„o; 21 e ^'''t'l''^'' Ab.ditionist, Charleston, 1853. 2, Selections
isirins, i>uUlis, and JIarriages, and the Duties of Reikis
r873;"l2mo.'^'"^ "■'"' ^'"■•"''"^tion, Xot^es^VJ., lT.;
r ° , ' '^'■' --""riesion, ir<.);i, :;. (<
limii Letters and Speeches, N. York 1866, 8vo
T),/T""",'l*'', "*'*'• Jonathan Pinkney, DD
The Army Chaplain's Manual : designed as a leln to
Chapa,n,s in the Discharge of their Duties; con an nL
phiia:!"^3:i:!;no '^'^^"""'""^ '" «^«-'' i"Ch4;;ii:f;
^^^Hammond, Joseph. Funeral Reform, Lon., 1875,
^ Hammond, M. E. Florence: a Talc, Edin., 1858,
Hammond, Samuel h'. Huntlli Adv'enture.in
M.D. Medicn: Infor-
iclectie anil Kcforiucd
s Edward, M.A.,
)rl, 1858, ftnd elected
iiicil 18(il ; rcetor of
!-('■'',• vicur of Men-
Outlines of Textual
9tiiiiient, Lon., 1872;
turgies, Eiictern nnd
ly, Un., 1878, p. 8vo.
:nt Liturgies: being
inal or Trnuslnted, of
of the Cluiroli from
'n. Notes, ninl Litur-
• (Eil.j The Ancient
', p. 8vo.
Her Waiting Heart.
'. York, 187."), l2uio.
1 lieautiful, N. York,
orgians : a .Story of
'.,) Host., 1881, r2„,o.
York, 1 882, 12uio.
'nyson, b. 18:il, at
Mams College 1858;
iary,and at iho Freo
lained as an evangol-
1 the United .'^tates,
Men : a Narrative.
111). 2. Little Ones
rhe Child's (luideto
le ]ietter Life, and
; new eil., 1885. 5.
ition ( •■ New ilymns
Basons of Deep Re-
• 6. Children and
t Jesus, Lon., IStlT,
Lambs: Stories for
Itches of Palestine:
id: with Introduo-
9. Jesus the AVay ;
1., 1868, I2mo. 10.
tiow Little Children
•aviour, Lon., ISliS,
Piuiiiliar Talks with
!ht Weeks' Work in
Conversion of Chil-
thc Lamb of (Jod.
.anibs, Lon., 1S8,0,
3 Happy: a Ouide
1886, p. 8vo. 17.
i with the Journey
. 18SB, p. Svo.
8» 1. Kcconcilia-
ervants and Agri-
1 Religious Condi-
if Captain M. M.
mo year.
Ilbrane's Lodgers ;
New Stories from
1 Modern Titles :)
. Vincent. Illust.
-Operator's Cate-
irience of a Com-
807-1861, gradu-
; admit led to the
lern Tinjes ISaO;
of .South Carolina
) Pro. Slavery Ar-
as Clarkson, the
■'. 2. Selections
^66, 8vo.
Pinkney, D.D.
led as a llelp to
ities; containing,
aril to Chaplains,
3form, Lon., 1875,
lalo, Edin., 1858,
rio Light in our
:h ed., 1884.
ng Adventures In
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wr,o,fs:N:"^r',i<Vs";v;' ^^'"p "• '"» ^""'-"^^^
A"^rr;:!^c:^;iv.8^^t:'"''''^^^'"-""-,
Il.iiiiiiioud, Wiiiinn, Alexander, M.D., b^
mtmel, ".'"ir l-' '■*'■'•' Si-a'luated at the Medical Do- '
jMrtment ol tlie Lniversity of New York City, and be- i
came an assistant surgeon in ,ho C.S. army in^LS.y in ;'
■, k . iThV",' ""•o"-'»''-K'^ncralof the army, with the :
o f ho „ n7 T"*-'""-"'"'- "" "•"" l"-"f«^'-^oi-if diseases '
Vol ,^„ s"' ", , '""'<""' »>■»'«"> in Bellovuc Hospital I
Mol.cal .school s,i7_7;,, held a similar chair in New '
Marti r,7% -^'^'^ '™' '^o''™' '"•■-^2, and has since
c a edi .r^^'T ^"'k Po^t-tJraduate Medical School.
lie na.s edited and contributed to medical journaN. I
Physiological Memoirs, Phila., 186.i, Svo. 2. A TVoali-e
vL^.^i!m""' r''.': ^^"""^ liefeience to the Medical Sei-
oie's I ;!,- , :■; '"•■ ■'■ ''^"""^'-^ '"' ^■«"'-'™' I>i«-
Ol ninn : I ;• '"■'""">■ '" it- Medico-Legal Relations
Op nion e,„ ,v„ t „,e Testamentary Capacity of the
Late J. Johnston, N. York, 1866, 8vo. (i. Robert
18 :"n o'-^ '-"rtrV' '"r ""f"}''; " •^'"-'' '■"''■'•
I)a,i,.l V 1- V , *{^'''i''"-'-eg'»> .Study of the Case of
Uaiiicl .Mcl-arland, X. York, 1867, Svo. S. Sleen an,l
Phvtl""="-'"'r.'^' '''"'"•' ''"'' '"'">■ '•»• l'''y«- nd
Clin , T ', •■^l""'";'li»'". ^'- Vork, 1870, 12mo. 10.
w h V ^'""■?,t ';■; '^i''™^'^^ "f "'« ^^""•ous .System:
with V,t.s by 1. M. li. Cross, N. York, 1871, 8vo. 1
X Y ls""l ^'T'' ".',">«, J^'<"'vou.s .System. Illust.
:i?«i:n;:^"^;^;"^?n^s:;:^"""^""-™"'^-,
exte"slv™mfil\v'ih''"'-''t'''''l 'sPij-itU'Histic' phenomena is
his i iii,,,,;,.. •' ." ^'""'^' ""'' iiiipiirtaiit part of them
voVs s ■" .,, r I'""",!',"",'''' » i"i nl'iiorinal suites „f the lie" I
^Srxxml I,;:;''"''''"' """ '" '''-■'" '-"'y suueessfullV.-l
14. Cciehral llyperajmia, the Result of Mental Strain
or Lmotional Uisturbanoe, X. York, 1878, Uimo "
York"ls"r'>.; ""''^ I'hy^iology ami Pathol,^;, x!
StU(L a' ;, r'""- „'"• 'T-^-^l^gie..! Contribution; of
studies and Case Reconls, X. York, 1879, Svo 17
L'b ^;r'","''{ '» "« «'■"■'"- to Prac'tical Me, .•
Inust N V t *'"^'"'= "'"' -'*'""-"' ■'"'' Additions.
Ner-;,„ i. • '"'• '^' ^" '^"■'■'"" CoH'litions of
Hvsteril H'i7"»"^".'r'' ' Somnambulism-Hypnotism-
Hysteria— 11,. tcinid Alfections, X. York, 18s|. V^mo-
MTnt";! IV """'' "'"' '^P'""""i''"' «"J other P^-ms of'
\ York I SSI ''''s'"'' ^''^-r '■•'■ Dr.Grattan: aXovel,
Pino •' ' V'"- ,?"■ ,^fi, " N""'-''' ^'- ^'"'^' ''^84
ii XT \'^ '^tiong-Mimled Woman; or, Two Years
W-l v'v"^„'''';o'''"»- 22. Mr. OldmiU.: a
a^'^'-'cl^x! v!,:,',^,^7:';2l ''■ °" '"-^-^-hanna:
M.fn.o,'?'""', """'■*'• ^"'^ ^'"'^ S'™k Exchange
ent .Moile, ot .N.ccilation, X. York, 1865, l2mo.
Ilaiiioii, I'otei' UiistHvtie n, .•
S,iijal and Ches, I^' .mi":!"!::^ isij'^"'"" °"
bartl"'rs-",'ss,.'r'- '^"S''*"'" Charles Ho-
,'!,.,''• '*"'"»" "s Hobart Pasha, tbini
Z:\n'".r'"r "If '"Sh-li^hire; ente^tu^^ J^
navy in is,,i,: retired from active service in 1860- com
Never Caiigl,,: Personal Adventures conneced with
Twelve Suc.cssfal Trips in lilockinle-RnnningduHn
l-mo. ,1. .sketches from my Life. Lon., 1886, p. 8vo
recommend tlu.n, and had l' m tV he I InT^t a klulbr'
HAN
Ha.Mpdcii, tnlhcriiie Aiiiicsley Hobart-
car"i^im,,";'R'''V """"""-•.■• ;"■ «' h" n-n,::
r u ' .. , ' "' I^oinbay; iiiarr cc . Is.jti, to Fr<.,l..ri,.lf
John Ho art- Hampden, afterwards naron Hc:;.art. stond
' avs e r "■" "^ •'^"•'',''' Huckinghamshire. (Trans)
j^M;;U;'S';'i7ri;;n;o'^^'^^ ^'"'''^^' ''^^'"'"'"
I Hnii,,,d..ii, Mis.s Henrietta, daughter of Iiisi,„„
llie !H;!;::M.,4-i-«-
...^noriais,,Fawisj;rko;:dmr''::^,s;.'';^j^i;r
hinir- ? 'par;;;i::::,'i:;r:'!:^;^";{! xT '""'"" "^ ''"^-
Ilainpden, John, of Swai'don, Wiltshire 1 Ze
tetic .Astn.nomy. liy Parallax, [p;eud.l Lm..is65"
fs not ConvtTV",".'!"'-''''""''^ """ "'« '^"'face of wl e^
is not Convex, but Horizontal, Lon., Is70, Svo ;) Tim
UiMi "':""; s"'. '"";.'■",' <:<-""«'■» d,y or,Outl te o,-
tl e < uiera System of the Iniveise, L(m., 1877 Svo 4
II ;';.'' .'" "-'.f ™^"i"". -t-, I^on.. 1 SSO, Svo
IIa..,,dcn,I.„cy Pauline Hobart-" dau-hter
ied-l 6? 1' I'r n'^";^,"" ,"""• ^'"ttingba„lshirc"=,,i .!
l„ liinds of ,Jod and other Religious Poe'i:i;'"L;!ri-SS i
H;r;s.Lt;n!.'i'8,i:i!'27,2 '""' "f °"' ""'1 ^--'i"
fe-Loii!££----o^'-^^
^m^T^C'^yf'IZ:, ^—'"- Tale, Lon..
£«|ln;^t&j'^-t,,-r
ncrshipLiSy;^^;-.,y^-:i^^™theL,.vo^
..shment .or .Murder: an Essay, Lon. 186 .sT"'..'^'.":
'::;t^:Si^;7yk*t^:',-:rT,:'-^^?i^-!;i7
Hieiard Cobden, Lon., 1.867, 8vo. 5 Kra'i n i^'
Miwlras 1870, Svo. Privately printed. 0.lCs".ltTx
in .Southern India: Letters, L()n 1S7S sin 7 v
pulitics.^-*vU,i,,V. hYii fw' ^' '""'"»'■«• "■>»"™. .iiid
Hampden-Jones. See Jonks
licl"g*Zo"H,:i„rr «'"'" 1^""""°--' "f Mathematics:
«iZ:i'c:};-;^i:?-:-i„lce^L:!^.!'f8!i;c^r
.err:5;:jr^"^':;:-,^n;:!- '-''-- ^«-
^nrc^ii-r?h''s;::i;[;-j;.-ii^---^
;^^^^c;!;t:':n^Jrl^-rY^,;--^":
.Hampton, Richard. See CH'n.sTo;.,;:;;,, s. W.,
I Ra\^"'',v-.,'' «'1"«"-'" (P^eud.) See Thomas,
^ ««":^"'S^k^:^jasr!':;!:^ri^"^i, <^r""V ,?■
versalist a irch Jf T ^'"'^ • '™' ""'"'""^' '-' t''« Uni-
or, Truth Sought and Found, Ph1i.;.,'f85-r. M'tZZI
757
•f
HAN
HAN
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of liiMiks, and its History, Phila., 1S57, Idmo. 4. Our | Hancock, John Webster. 1. (Trnns.) Concern-
MartjTfil I'rf.siilurit : Ahrftlmiu Lincoln, [a poem,] Bost., ' ing Heaven nnil Hell, by Swedenborg, Lon., IS.OU, Svo.
18(lj, >v(j. 5. Kriink Nelson ; ur, The Kunftwny boy, t 2. A System of O nveyuiuMng : eouiprising tlie I'rin-
liost., 1 sH.'j, Kimo. (i. The Young Captain; a Memorial ciples. Forms, and Laws whieh reguliite the Transfer
of Captain K. C. Derby, Host., 1S85, Svo. 7. Field, (iun- of Property in Canada, Toronto, 18(il, Svo. .•!. A
boat, n(].sidtal, and I'rison ; or, Thrilling Hccorils of ; Synoptical Index of the Con olidated Statutes of Canada
Heroism, Enduninoe. and Patriotism displayed in the and Upper Canada : with Notes of the Later Aids which
I'nion Army during the Oreat Rebellion, Host., I Sfifi, nll'eet ihem, Toronto, I860, 8vo. 4. The Cares of the
]2mo. 8. Life of (Korge Peiibody, Host., 186ti, 12mo
!». The Soldier's Daughter. Hlust. Host., 18(;0, Itimo.
1(1. From Shore to Shore, and other Poems. Port, liost.,
L87(l, l2mo. II. Women of the Century. Port. Host.,
1877, Svo. 12. Abraham Lineidn ; nis Life and Public
Services, ("Famous Americans" Ser.,) Host., 1881,
12mo. 1;!. Life and Writi:igs of Charles Dickens, 1882,
12mo. AVilh MiiKS, .Miss F. F., (od.) Our Home beyond
the Tide, [])oetry,] Dost., Kimo.
Ilanhury, Ueii.jaiiiin, {miic, vol, i., add.,] 1778-
18(14. The Christian .Merchiint: a Practical \\'ay to
make " the Pest of both Worlds," exhibited in the Life
and Writings of Joseph Williams of Kiddermiuster; 3d
cd., Lon., 18o:i, 12mo.
Ililiibiiry, Cornelius. The Shepherd's Sorroiv;
or. War at Variance with Christiauity, Lon., 1860, Svo.
Ancjn.
Ilanbiiry, Daniel, F.L.S., 1825-187.'), b. in Lon-
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Law of Patents for Inventions : the Erroneous Construc-
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.Mass. : became a house-painter at Pittsburg, Pa., ailJ
altorwards a portrait-painter, nnd was very popular
in this capacity both in America and in England Mv
I Egotistigraphy Prepared for his Family and Frieinla
! by One ol his Children, [Mrs. M. E. (Jlardinit) Wl i e 1
I Cambridge, 1866. Privately printed ^"*'"'"«' " """-J
Harding, Claud, R.N. l. Ferndyke, Lon IS'j
p. Svo. 2. Old Shipmates: a Novel, Lon., 18S7,'p. Svo'
I FiehirLr ; Ts 's"; If ""« ^^•^•'•^""^ ">• '"'"'" -1
iLa!^Un"^^.^:r"8r"- ''"«"'^"" "■"' '^'""•'-'
Harding, Kdward John, b. 18,^1, in England:
resides in New York. Cothurnus and Lyre: Poems, N
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Harding, Emily Grace. 1. Leoline; or. Cap-
tured ami Rescued, Lon., 1S77; new ed., 1888 2 A
U,TTu'"7' '">"- .l,«"**- 3 vols.cr. Svo; niw ed.,
188,). .!. Hazel J or, Perilpoint Light-House, Lon., 1885
Harding, F. E. Practical Han.l-iiook of School
I Management and Teaching, Lon., 1S72, 12mo
I T *",''!'-V'^' '''"••ence. Marjory's Faith ; a Novel,
I Lon.f IM(0, cr. Svo,
Magdalene College, Cambridge ; called to the bar at Lin-
coin s Inn 1S61 ; puisne judge of the Supreme Court of
! Queensland since 187il; acting chief justice 1883-84.
Svo 2d d?" Ecclesiastical Law, Lon., 1860, fp.
Harding, H. Rowland. The Worship of Inno-
1875%™ '"""" °''^^'''™' I'*"-'"'"' Merthyr-Tydlil,
I "".'■j','."?"'" ^' '• Principles and Practice of Art.
Lon 184;), imp. Svo. 2. Picturesque Selections, Lon.
Harding, Rt. Rev. John, D.D., [„nir, vol i
add,] 1805-1874, b in London , g'raduat:.! at Wo e tor
College, Oxford, 1826, liishop of liombay 1851-69.
Texts and Thoughts for Christian Ministers, Lon., 1874
''■« ■ ,^'"'' '"""y '''-'"""ns nii'l charges. '
• n",?' "?''• J"*""' gi'uluated at Church Mis-
sionary College, Islington, 1842; ordained 1846; vicar
ol Martin, Wiltshire, 1872; formerly a missionary in
Iravaneore, India. 1. " Pence unto the Heathen," and
other Seriiions Lon., 1866, p. 8vo. 2. The Four Who's;
or, Fourlold Appeal on Behalf of Missions, Lon., 1868
Svo .1 Household Worship; or. Family Prayers for a
ioHnight, Lon., 1 878, fn. Svo. Also, single sermons.
n Ge "■ ■ -
T,^h, r c : .r: .'■ ' ""■'• '-'uo. ;;. iiiHe nnd
v;,Tk' is^z^"'"'' *"■ •''^"•'"' '" ">" «--''• N.
IS^'VltT*"'' "'' ■'■ ^""^' ^"' "'" '^"'"''•'"■•y, Lon.,
the"l'!.'i'I'"''n''"!"' ^»'''.'i«"'- 1- Scripture Proofs on
the Lea. ing Doctrines of the Gospel. Lon., 1S73. 32mo.
2. Questions on the Leading D.)c:trines of the Gospel
Trhfi?v"!fM' "«y- Kalph William, gia.lunted at
rrinity College, Dublin, 185!); ordained 1861; derica
secretary of the Society for Promoting Chr stianity
among ho Jews since 1876. 1, The Untended Flo k,
1 8811. 1. Israel not in Russia, 1882
andi^/fr"""*"".!*^.!;"''''* '^''"' Eli'lonic of 1878
JJisc,ise, by A. II. Hardeustein, N. Orleans, 1879, 12m,)
Silonfn "*",' *'f "'■*^"' ^■"- ■^■""■' ''-^ "'e WaJside: or
Bileiit I ,,,ughis forl^iiet Hours, Melbourne, 1860, 12mo
No^s ,^,^'f ' ► '""•;?u •"'"""' \'»'i«-Moeum: Cneise
4th el m"'"^; n;y"""°«'' '^•"•g'^'-y. "nJ Chemistry ;
4tli ed., Glasgow, 18S2, 8vo
Harding, Charles, F.R.S.L. The Volunteer Ser-
Harding, John George. Fiosculi Literarum :
Svo •Te.r'lSft " '''' "'' '^" '^'""^' ^"''•' ^^^'^' ''P-
t'''*m''i'"?' '^«a"'ey. The Amateur Trapper and
Trap-Maker's (iui.le. Illust. N. York, 1875, llhno.
Harding, Rev. Thomas, of Uxbridge. Exposi-
to■^v Lectures on the Book of Jonah, Lon.. 1856, 12mo.
Harding, Rev. Thomas, Methodist minister.
Mary R-Scrs ; or, A Short and Simple Annal of the
Poor. Cross-Hills, Craven, IS59, Iftmo
Harding, W. M. Trans-Atlantic Sketches. By
I'orle-Plume, [i.send.] \. York, 18711. ^
ISfiJ"! 1'^' ^J""''Ce J. Bright To-Morrow, Lon.,
1869, .) vols. p. Svo. '
is!?''i'''*V'.?'; I^'cut-Col. William, F.G.S., 1792-
1881), b. at Pilton, Eng.; entered the army 1812; served
in the Icninsular war; retire.1 in 1841, and after 1866
resided on his estate of I'peott, Pilton. The History of
liverton. Tiverton, 184,0-47. 2 vols Svo
Ie,!!'"n''r"'^V J.**!'!"'" *- '• ■J'l'o American Ath-
eto. Rues of Training nnd Regimen of Physical Cul-
ture; [nhso] Short Sketches of Athletes, illust N
IZl' ?m' ?"• 2. Champions of the American Prize-
Rmg. Illust N. York, 1,S81,, Svo. :!. Edward Han-
mn, Americas Champion Oarsman, Ac. Illust N
h.^,''^ T\ ^™; T,;'' •'"''" ""S'"-'^'' Champion Pedes-'
trian. Port, and Illust. N. York, ISSl, 16mo.
Hnrdnige, B. Original Formation of Gold from
Its Silicious nnd Sulphurous Oxides, N. York. 1868. Svo.
narduiKu, .Mrs. Belle Boyd, a Southern woman
who acted as a Confederate spy .luring the civil war.
WiVh »„^ .'",*'"".'P ""'' ^""'"' ^^'■*"«" by Herself.
With an Intro.luction by a Friend of the South. Lon.,
18().,. 2 vols, p. Svo; Amer. ed., with an Introduction by
George Augusta [„cj Sala, N. York, 1865, 12mo.
i
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of tho Reserve, Lon.,
-IHOn, b. lit Ccmwiiy,
at I'ittaburg, I'n., and
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mill in En),'lanil, Jly
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. E. (llariling) While.]
itcil.
Fcrndykc, Lon., IH>:,,
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cuidenta by Floud and
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and Lyre: Poems, N.
1. Iieollno; or, Cnp-
new lid., I8S,S. 2. A
ols. er. «vo; new ed.,
^lit-llouae, Lon,, 1886,
Hand-iJook of Suhool
1X72, 12mo.
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b. 1840; educutod at
lied to the bar at Lin-
tlie .Supreme Court of
liiel' justice 1883-84.
Law, Lon., I860, fp,
be Worsliin of Inno-
em.«, Merthyr-Tydlil,
s and Practice of Art,
{ue Selections, Lon.,
D.D., [fiH^f, vol. i.,
iiduiited at Worcester
f IJoinbay IS5I-0SI.
liniftcis, Lon,, 1874,
I urges.
iited at Church Mis-
iidained 1S46; vicar
rly a missionary in
tbc Heiithen," and
2. The Four Who's ;
Mis.iions. Lon., Ks68,
family Prayers for a
0, single sermons.
Fliisculi Literarum ;
ime, Lon., 1869, fp.
lateur Trapper and
ork, 1875, Itimo.
U.\bridge. Exposi-
, Lon.. I85(i, 12mo.
Hethoili.st minister,
niple Annal of the
0.
nlio Sketches. By
7(1.
' To-.Morrow, Lon.,
nni, F.G.S., 1792-
arniy 1812; served
<ll, and after 1866
II. Tho History of
ivo.
le American Ath-
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ilctes. illiist. X.
le American I'rize-
.'i. Edward llan-
1, &o. Ilhist. X.
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i81, Kimo.
tion of Gold from
if. York, 1S68, Svo.
a Southern woman
ing tho civil war.
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the South. Lon.,
nn Introduction by
1865, 12mo.
8vo.
HAR
IlnrdiiiRe, Emma. See Biuttk.v, .Mns. Emm.v,
(HAIllllMiK.) «ll/«((. '
T "",'L'',V'!"' "• <-'■•«""<"'• " I'oem, In Si.T Cantos,
Lull., IMS.f, .Svo. '
IlDrdingc, William Henry. Narrative in Proof
of the I iiinterrnptnl (■.,n>ccmti,mal Descent of the
IJi.ihups lit the Church of Ireland, Dublin 1867 Svo
llnnlinge, William .Money, i. , lii,,,,,', u,;
a llomunce ot .Modern Lite, Lon., IsSl ii Svo 2
Eugenia: an Episode, Lon., IS.s;i, ;j vols' er 8vo
The Willow-Oarth : a .N'ovel, Lon., |ss6 2 vols er
4. Out of the Fog, Lnn., Isss, 12mii '
IlHrclingham, tJi-orge (iatton .■Molhuish. 1
Practical Aeronautics : a Paper. Lon., 1871 p Svo "
Trade.. Marks: Notes i,„ the Uiitish, Foreign and Colo-
nial Laws relating therein, Lon., 18S| Hvo
Ilardmun, Frederick, |„w,, vol. i.,' add.,] 1814-
=''■'■ .'c'^II'u "■■' "" "'"'■"' "■'"' ""-• •^"'i-l' L*^«i"n in
Spain 18,14; became a loreign correspondent of the Times
about ISol), and succeeded Laurence Oliphnnt as chief
correspondent at Paris in 187.!. 1. (Tlans.) Pictures
A"," -V;. ,','^""'''''""'"' ''y ^- >Jerrinann, Lon., l,s,^2. "
(Ed.) Hidden Ireasures; or, The Heir of Hohenberg,
Lon., «;:;.8vo ;;. llie Spanish Campaign in MoroceS
Lon., ISliO, cr. Svo.
Ilnrdiiinn.Uev. Joseph William, LL.I)., grad-
uated at Iriiiity College, Dublin, 1S5:,; ordained lsj7;
vicar of Fellon Common, .-Somerset, I87S-S5; licensed
preacher of the dioeese of Bath and Wells since 1885.
1. Ihe Best Method of giving Prominence to tho Holy
tommuniim as the Principal .Service of the Church,
Lon., 878, Ip. Svo. 2. A Trip to America: with Map
Lon., 1884, p. Svo. .'l. Stories and Teaching on the Lit-
any Lon., 1885, 2 parts, p. Svo. 4. Lights and Shadows
of Church History, Iroiii tho Apostolic Times to the
Present Day a Series of Short Sermons, Lon., 1S86, p
Svo. 5. Parsons Perplexity: What to Preach About:
being Short Suggestive Sermons for the Hard- Working
and Hurried, I-on^l8S7, p. Svo. (!. Caught and Taught;
or. New .Nets for Fishers of Men, Lon., 1S8S, i, Svo 7
"Mark Well her Bulwarks;" or, " Fortilications of the
Fai h, Lon., IsS.s, p. Svo. 8. Plain Sermon : the Death
ot the Emperor of Herniary, Lon., 1888, Svo. 9 Stories
and reachings on tho Matins and Evensong of Common
Prayer, Lon., 1888, p. Svo.
,,,"«'',''"">"»„William. The Wine-Growers' and
J\ me-Loopeis Manual : with Plans and Alcoholic Tables,
Lon., IS( 1^, Svo.
Ilardwich, Sara M. Plutus Adonis: a .Mythical
Hero, l.im., issij, 2 vols. p. Svo.
Ilardwich, llev. Thomas Frederick, educated
at the University of London, Ac; ordained 1861 ; vicar
ol Shotton, Durham, since 1867. A .Manual of Photo-
graphic Chemistry, Lon., 1S55, I2mo; 7th ed., edited
by (i. Dawson and E. Hadow, 1864; 9th ed., by J. T
laylor, ISSII. ' '
ilardwick, Uenjamin. The Lock-Out: Consid-
erations on the Ueeent Struggles between Capital and
Uibour in the North, Lon., 18(>j, Svo.
add ] ISJl-l,^ , 1,. „t Sliiigsby, Yorkshire; graduated
hist senior optinie, at St. Catharino's Hall, Cambridge
IS 4. and elected Fellow; ordained 1846; appointed
lee urer in divinity at King's College, Cambridge, 1855,
and archdeiieon of Ely in 18,09. 1. History of the Chris'
"!'." ^''"'■"^ in the Middle Ages, Lon., 1853; 2d ed
.d.ted by W. Stubbs, Lon., 1872, p. Svo.' 2. Chris, atld
other Masters : an Inquiry into some of the Parallelisiiis
and Contrasts between Christianity and the Keligious
Systems ol the Ancient World, Lon., 1855-58, 4 nart-
Svo; new ed., rev., with Prefatory Memoir by Rev f'
■riK..,or, Lon I87.i, cr. Svo. 3. A History of the Chris-"
ti.in Church during the Reformation, Lon., 1856, p. Svo-
Jd ed., by F. Proctor, 1S65; 3d ed., by W. StublJ, lS7:i;
Ilardu-icK, Charles, 1817-1 SS9, b. at P;cston
became a portniit-paintcr; was a founder and vice-presil
lont ot the .Maiichesier Literary Cluli. 1. History of
the Borough of Preston and its Environs in the County
ot Laiicasler, Preston, 1857, Svo. 2. The History, Pres-
ent Position and Social Imporlance of Friendly Socie-
Mes L„n.. 1S5», 12,,,.,; ;;,! .,!., Manchester, lss4. 3.
Insolvent Sick and Burial Clubs : tho Causes and the
Cure; or, How to Found a Reliable Friendly Society,
M,,ncliester 1S63, 12mo. 4. The Present Insurance
criss: the Government Action: Mr. Cave's Bill, Man-
Folk 7' '^i,-':,"'"; *• 'l^"'""""^. '""perstitions, and
*olk-Lore, (chielly Lancashire and the North of Eng-
HAR
land:) their Affinity to Others in Widely-Dlitrlbuled
Localities: their Eastern Origin and Mythical Siirnili-
cance, .Manchester, 1872, Svo.
"Mr. llarilwick Is right In the main, we liolleve, when
he cuniiects l,is I.aiica.sliire Miperslillou.s wltli the Ideas of
fcaslern ivllKi.aj ; but his uiiliesitntlUK acceptance if eer.
alii rather wild theiirles on the subject mikes us ,„,ibt
"w, ' """^^ crillcal irpliiloiis.'-.KA., No.
(1. On some Antient Battle-Fields in Lancashire, and
their Historical, Legendary, and .Esthetic Association!,
Manchester, 1SS2, r. Svo.
Ilardwicke, Herbert Junius, M.D., phvsician
to t 13 Sheftield Puldic Hospital lor Diseases of tlu- Skin
1. Guide to European Universities: containing the Reg.
[ ulations for obtaining the •' M.D." at .Most of the Euro-
I',™" •'"?",';*•■'"",' I'niversities; also, A Directory of
British .Medical Practitioners possessing Foreign or Co-
loninl Degrees or Diplomas, Sheffield, 1878, Svo 2
Ilardwicke, of County Stallord, ("Family History,")
Sheffield IS, 8, Svo 3. Medical Education and Practice
111 All Parts of the AVorld, Lon., 18SI), Svo. 4. ,Skin
Eruptions: their Causes and Pievention, Lon., Issi
'■**:"• .^- ^'"■'' """iiina: Singing from a Medical Point
ot \ lew, Lon., IsSl, ISmo. 6. llealth-Uesorts and
7'""',^!;'.. '„"""'"""'' "yS''^n'° Treatment of Disease,
Lon ISS.j, 12mo. 7. The Popular Faith Unveiled, Lon.
1S84, Svo. s. Evolutnn and Creation, Lon., 18S7, Svo
Harduicke, William, M.D. 1. Life and Health
Assurance for the Workiiig-Clas.ses, Lon., 1864, Svo 2
On the Moral and Physical Advantages of Baths' and
Wash-llouscs, Lon., Is74, Svo
Hardy, Mrs. Frank Blake the Trapper: a Tale for
Boys. Illust. Lon., 188(1, Svo.
Hardy, Arthur Sherburne, Ph.D., b. Is47, at
Aiidover, Mass. ; graduated at tho U.S. Jlilitary Academy
IS()9; became a lieutenant of artillery, and was for a
short time assistant instructor of artillery tactics in the
M, - ry Academy. He retired from tho army in 187(».
and, after holding a professorship of civil engineering
'.'"in !ll'l'''^''^ mathematics at Grinnell College, Iowa,
IS, 0-,,^ and studying engineering for a year in Pari.s.
was made professor of civil engineering in the Chandle^
ftieientihc School of Dartmouth in 1874, and in 1S7S pro-
fessor of mathematics in Dartmouth College. 1. Fran-
cesca of Rimini. By A. S. H. Phila., 1878, 12mo. ■'
Elenients of Quaternionii, Bost., 1881, Svo. 3. But Yet
a Woman, Bost., 1883, 12mu
wi'lUln,i''al7hit I'.T'-',"'"' '"■'*'''"'", ""'""l- The re.uler
will niid a 1 his coniectiires us to p ot not disappointed
bu contradicted aii,l'surpas.sed."-.V«(/„„. .xxxvil 4U5 '
■.. Ihe Wind of Destiny, Bust., 1886, 12mo.
will Mfllar.ivim ,"■■'' .''« ^•'•''■y.ni't "' Ktov, impatien
wiin .Ml. lianl^ s little epis, ides ol love at llrst siirht hia
nicoiiseciuent s,.uati,,i,.s, his excess „f art ,M,d itick of
belfJia bad ^^^^^xilL ^lll^f ^.^"^^''■'^' '^ '"^ ^'-
it;ires.!^;!V!;:;;l;;s?t'^^li<^t'(^i;;;iTi?i;;/i;^:!l^
I "'.V.K"''''k'",'^ '""" "'■ Kci,ius."-.spf,v,,,,„., lii. 82,, ^ '"
,1, . I ...,""',• • ■ ''oiitains not meivlv asniall librarvof
,'). Passe Rose, Bost., 1SS9. 12nio
Hardy, Miyor-Gen. Campbell, R.A., b. 1831;
letircd iss:,. 1 Sporting Adventures in the New World ;
or. Days and Nights of Moose-Hunting in the Pino
Forests of Acadni, Lon., 1S55, 2 vols. p. 8vo. 2. Forest
Lile in Aeadie : Sketches of Sport and Natural History
in the Canadian Dominion, Lon., 1869, Svo.
rcmhTs'^^UiIli,',' n'?'-''' «''l'",i-rcnce of useless siangliter, and
U, be , IcHv ^ ? , " """.^'''.'''iK '|f 'be geiiuiiie enjoyment
xxviiLm "'blenicss ot .\ova H(;utla."-Su(. A'eii.,
Hardy, Edmund Armitage. Our Horses: being
Anecdotes from Personal Experience of Individual
I Horses, Lon., iS78, I2mo.
I .""'■.'JV' «ev. Kdwai-d John, M.A., graduated
; ^'. Jr ">ty College, Dublin, 1871 ; ordained 1874; chap.
I lain to H)n ri\rni>a oln,.,. IC't i ii . . .. <^
am to the forces since 1S87. 1. How to be Happy,
though Married. By a Graduate of tho University of
Ma rluu,n^^ Lon., 1SS5, p. Svo. 2. Uncle .!oh„'« Talks
M.l'vrY^''".'T'' ^"."^ "***''' !'• s™. 3. "Manners
Miky h Man," Lon., 1886, p. Svo. Anon, 4. Faint,
yet lursuing, and other Sermons, Lon., l:.86, p. Svo
new ed. 1888. 5. Tho Five Talents of Women, Lon.
tsss, p. Svo. '
Hardy, Miss Elizabeth, [ante, vol. 1., HAnnv,
Miss,add.,J 1794-1854, b. in Ireland, 'l. Michael Call
768
HAR
J'''?.; "■•;, '!'''« f'"'"'!?" U..nle.u.r, Lon., M>t:,, 12inn. Anon.
2. J h« Conlo.-«„r : „ J.,.uit Tnlr of tho Timf., fonn.lcl
on Fuct; HUh a I'lolu™ by th„ Hov. C. 11. Tayl.T,
M.A., Um., IS5I, IL'iM". Anon. '
llarily, Kriie^t <;cor«i-, .M.A., nnl .>Iniiii, J. 8.,
;M.A. (Iruns.) I ho Anti.iuilics of OimM.-Thi. State-
■ nmi 111,' (iiirnian of o. K. Schiiiiianii. l.Mn.. Is^ll m,, '
Iliirdv, l'r.'.l<.ri,.. |. V™iiil,„|u,.i,i .Ma.lo Ma.y :
';;. '"""•>' ""'' ''';"<"i''o of th,. Art cvvhibil.,!, I.„n.,
. ';;• "".'"• ,-'■ A 11 Cof Ilillianls. l,»n., Isdil, :ii'„,„.
•f. ( li.-s tor H,.tfinnei-y, l,„n.. Isiiil, ;i2„,„. |, (Vii,l,uKe
mnl 1 oinmoe^ l,un., Isfu. :;2,„u. ft. I'uHnur .MnL'i.',
;"ii., I>'.., ;:i;i,m. With W.viu:, J. U., Th« Mo.lurn
lloylc, !,un.. 1S7II, I2raii.
,„ V.','"',''. "'"•«"" >flHOU. Th,. I.on.jon Hospitals
"i'lthe.Juhil,.u: h,.in« l.i,« .Sliiij;.. i'lizu K-*av on llo,«.
I'llnN, Must,,!, 1SS7, si,,.
1, '''"■|'V'^'«''«.lza l>llirns,daushtui-of.«;i,. T Mv
I'ulliis lianiy, ,„„„. I. s,.t l.v,sily .U,,h„i., 1,„„., I.S72,
J vol.-. p. Sv,). L". IlijtiT,^-!, Tivo Fires, I,„n.. IST.I. :' vol«.
p. ^vo. ;t. (Jiuneaini, l,,)n , InTT, ;1 vols. ),. svo. 1. Unlv
o l.,,vf..'<l,ov, l,.,M., isrr, ;! vols. or. Nvo! now cl., Iss,;.
5. |"i;tli,-iM.| l.ov,.V,.^ako: « Story, I,„n., I,s77, iL'ino,
'• A liroken l.„,th, I.oii., IS7,s, ;( vols, p. Svo. 7. Kricml
1. ,,.ver, I.,,,,., |v8„, ;, v„ls. p. svo. H. Love, Honour,
iin.l Ob..y I,o„., ISSI, .-i vols. p. Svo; nov iM., Issl. «.
iiutvv,.,.n livoOfcans; or, Sketches , if Anicri,.Mn Travel,
I.on., I^.M, Svo. 10. The (,ove that he Pas.e.l Dv : a
inle ol .Sinlana City, l,on., ISSI, .1 vols. er. Hv,)." 11
Jleiirls or Diainon.ls? a Novel, Lon., ISS.V 2 vols I2'
Onina,.sa.i.lAlli-al„rs: Sketehes of .S,„th Klori.la Mfe,'
Lon., 18M1. p. Svo. I.l. The Westhorpe Mvsterv : .
Mttriy, l.on., IJS7. ;! vols. er. Svo. I j. Love in lai.«,e.,s :
a^Mory ol a Winter In Flori,la, Lon,, ISS7, 3 vols. er.
of !•"!■,'' V. '^''■■V, •',"""'•' «•»«•«•"■«.) '• The Connella
ot ( asile Lonnell, l,„n., IStW, o ,.„,,^ _ f^^,^^_ j Cham
I'"'"' "'';'•■ Ki-lonnation: the Stories of their Lives,
f r, ' ' '"';'•,""• ■'• '^''"' •^l'""'-'l' In,,iiisitlon : its
Heroes an: .Martyrs I ., |,S71I. l2,„o. .l! Ja,.,,„eline :
?o ^^ ^/'f.n""' "'-■'"'•"'"'i"" ill llollan,!, I !, |S72
-ino. 5. i.e .Story of a Xoblo Life: „r. Zurieh «„,! it^
Kefo,-,„er, Llneh /winj^le, Lon , 1S7I, ll'ino. «. Afloat
»n,l Ashore with Sir Walter llalei^4., Lon.. lS7(i I2m„
in.- of the"u"-'f 'J;'."'^V-"■■ ■^'l'." *'"'"-' "»•' "'" '^ink-'
ng of the (J,,o,l sliip ",t„.o." llliist. |,„„., |s7r
Jonn n-., the Colonist; or. The A.lventiires of a Voun^t
SeotehiM.n, m South Afri,.,, 1-Min., ISS-I, i:',,,,, ^ I
eecon',l'',vi*iv *)'«.■■>■' •'«1yv''""«'"" -"' «• MaeJowell, '
1 e Ueath ol her : .isban.l she visile,! thi Unite,! States ^
with her , laughter. 1. War Notes from the Crimea '
Lon., ISoo ,Svo. 2. The Artist'3 Familv ; an llis ,^ ." 1 :
a .V„el 1, ,„ , ,,1 „,, F„,t, Lon., IStili, 2 vols. p. Sv,..
4. A lleros Work, Lon., ISA", ;! vols, , . Svo. I Pan
Aimers saeriliee, Lon., 1S69, 3 vol«. {,. «vo; new ed ,
iiiortmaK.?aS'n,";v;M?" '"'^r. "'« '""''I""? «"<"■ "o
sum ner Pa U Vv, '\', ''; ' "i "''""!'>' '*"■"""» '"'"^«;>' <!
lofty .',ile,^M"u,.^^^,;.^^,/;:;;^::;;';j;-. -^ exeelle.,t; a
are all m,„e or less weak .lll^l ..l-eii!'.::^:;,.',,, i^,? '--
6 Daisy Niehol; a Xovel, Lon., IS70, .'I vols „ s..,^
-.A Wouian s Triumph; a Xovel, Lon., IS72 s'^'ol'. i"'
W,]s,8,.ivof.. p. Svo. 10. Iteryl Forteseue. L„7, '
itmlV 'stetel';; T "; '^'''r""Sh Cities an,l Prair e! '
i,ans. Sketehes ol an American Tour, Lon Issi Sv„ i
i^he i.s one of those who may be sal It, run an^ wriV, '
I-!- Down South, Lon , 188.1, Svo.
.«on*ii,'*'''2iff;','l!-',,r''''""''!'-''-'; '" "i*-' fecoii,strueli,m of the
ts" t,,au , nil,:;"
nisiial ton, us „V h- .'("V^'ller. \vli.;e the outlines aiul
stn'i l^' I'r'^^H^, H.,,';,\;'?'-^ sum,.|ei,t to bring into
A Dangerous E.Nperiment ; a Novel, Lon.. ISSS .3 voi«
HnrUy, Philip Dixon, [o»/c, vol. i., a,l,l 1 1 The
764
HAK
I Causeway Lon. I Sfi I, fp. Svo. .1. Dublin an,l WIekh.w
ami the lis, llighlan,ls, Lon., Isilj, f,,. .m-,,. ,., jhc
Lake, of K,l|arre>s Cork, .te„ Lon., Is'tll, ip, Sv, . 8
(1;.,.) Ihe Now IVslanont : Matthew an,l Uomani
with Nolo,, L,j|i., iSilS, Svo "omani.
, if m'i ""'","";•' """'^"■'' '" ""■ Wesb.yan M,,,
'■■list lhur,.h in Is2,,; missionary in Ceyl,,,, f„r «ia"v
.years; ni,.,i,l,er of the ltou.1 Asiatic Soeiey 7
Manua ol li,„|,||,isiii in its Mo.lerii DevelopuHm^- Inns
hilo.l Irom Singhalese .AISS., L,m., lN,o:) Svo o,| "f"
-4'>'irri"''"",'I,','„"f'""'"'"' '■'""i"l""'t "f ila'worti;;
^■of'^h ];;;,: :t:'-;.;„r::,^;^^iJ-',v^;::;;::--
o?;^i:;^l^:Mi!;;:';:;:ei-;;:;:-;;--r-^;-
..i^ir^;:.'^'S,^i^'^!!£'';^-.'-.,^>-^^
.i,;.,b;iital H,.,,,arks on some I'ropeltie^'^f Li^^i.r 'boi,^
I "It \ . 01 an L,.say 0,1 Vision, Lon., Is,-,ii. Svo ;i Doilv
as Cieator, Si.stuiiier, „n,l Iser of Nature, i,oi,;, Tszi;
!.','!,'' I'l^;; "t'"'"^ ?;• '• "''''" "'"<"". [-•TM.,]
is '1 im, ' I'V'V' ,-i'::f ^ "'""■" l''li'la.V«.(ilasgo,
ri ' ''''■ ""■' ( li'inicter in an OM City paiisi,'
:'''"■■ ,-'>■'.>:'' '• T,m, Telfer's Sli, I, w ; i^S, y , f
i lie Last ol the I ■ nemos, K,n., ISSI 1. s. , 11 1 „„i ■
ss^;iir%.'i<!!;^;'ri^!!:b;;!;t;s;^^"n:''i'^^^'
12mo « Fi,.kle Fortune, E,ir„„ ■ ^ i"' ' ,' i' '' ,t'
Itncla's First Lc.-s„n. I" Wav to Win" s. . to '
E,lin., ISS7, ls,„„. Wul SWA^, vvt^S ^ m ^^r
Jk.s8,k J . F,, Vita \-inctis, FMi,',., ,S8 p.' s";' ^^c"^'
I tains stories in pro,e an,l poems ) ' ' ""
! Tb. ir'*'' '^f''",: •'*«""""• ''lie .Sohlier's Dream ; or
! lS7r,, sv,r' ■"'^' '■'''■ "'''^"""' ""•"'•ards, lion ;
' sb""F'!,^' '''''';"'«*• \ '•^■<»- "t a village in Dorset-
tiiin. 1 bomas j|,„, |^ ,, ,„„^,^,,,_ „^ "V
ele i, V;""l"'-''i"'"' "■'■^ "I'lTcnlice,! at sLxteen ,0 a ec
':;!;^;:';:!.r::'r:;;:i,:n,':;;r;;:?;:';-;j;;™:;;;--
a prue lor design. He nl,.o wrote art criticism At
;"';,':'" ""i?S".»f "lirty he fouiul his t u, ein in the
:i^uJ?r^.t:L.^rD:t:;.,'anrit;^nrt^:Ma:;;j/;;g
|Sinrm^Si-^.^^^^^r''?r^:,!-xr
: J',^';- -on., 1S71, n vols. p. svo. Amm '
pleni;^^?;?;? K'umlllui, ;!;;;:'«:> "■ ^■""'^ respects „» ,111.
caiiiiot de, i lis . at c 1 v' , ,', ,',"-y, l"'"y'l"l one. We
of the iiuth,,r .T J .| J./',, ',',V'i*'V ','!'''' • "" """ ^ex
foiiii,! ill the occa.vi, 1 «1 c nr eu,^:'"''' "', .''V' ''ook will be
piirKc liiinself of this w, v .. m.V'.,; " "'V "'.'"""• »'"
not write novels ,, Iv a iiit e if' at 11 t",'" f''-'' ''^' "''">"''
of Uiepresent Keiien^tio;,.''_;.,tt"'xi;;':,.V,;,^''''"'- '" ">« U-st
I -■''ri".^S"lrS'„';i;;'n^/?;;^r!;"'t,;"'^ genuine eol.
one at times of s,ii J , l' I ■ ' ', .J i,,' 'u"'^'"'*'''* reminding
thea,' ■•-.<„/, /to,, .xxxiv, 417 Heriiiann and Doru-
•". A Pair of Ulue Eves Inn Hi-Q u 1
new ed., 1877. ^ ' '"""' ^*"^' ^ *'»'«- P- Svo;
> if m'.t'a velVsubSbli ^Hl^, '"">■ ',''f " ^'^O" distinct,
■ i'l'liviiiualUy ft -^ " t V','™ ™f'e;-»"^ "'eie is no lack of'
■ Hftniys feni nl "i, e. is'm '1 nf.v' M™''".'""'' ^"''- -^"••
tractive, as the ^toly slIiAvs "- ' f ^?,^].lgi' Perilously at-
I p 4.Jar from the Madding C^wdlV^fn^ ,S74, 2 vol.
I oi;ht^,/I;j';!!'io'\«;;,^'y;, Se'i;. 'r™^ ^SPeninps we
: flr.st order of ni , eV,, V l sh ,' '",'■' .'"•' P'""'"' '» "ic
,tn>uble, and is not "i a |,ur'-. .."".'"■''.■"'«•..; : .■ Ho takes
tbeOiants'lTheyafeimagii
lativo, drawn
rrv to work off his skel
from the inside, and liigliTy
HAR
•■'■ I>iibliii un<i Wleklow
1. iliilwuy, C'Diiiiumiira,
'■^"1, 1): xy'<. ft. The
l.iin.. iHrtl. ||,. Hm,. (I,
liilliiuw and l(iiii],in«!
«-'V,l'i,ii,,V(,\.\.,mUl.,]
I llie VVi'.-l.ynn Muh-
V in C'oyl.in fur iniipy
ABiiilii' Suciety. |. A
II l)t'veli)|.iriint ; tnini'-
iii., In,.:), ,Svii| :M ,.,|.^
iiiiiihiTit (if lliiH<ir(li,
'lie l-i'iti'iiil!" mill Thfii-
with lli,.t„ry 1111,1 .Xci-
'I' '111' l.it'L' mill .Svntcin
• "^in I 2il uil,, l.s'sl,
llillf. I. 'I'rnvels in
»<, Imh,, |s2!i, .Mvii. 2.
I'llicx (if Light : biMng
• 1 l^.'lll, ,'<vii. :',. Doily
3f Niiliire, 1,1111,, !,i<74,
'liin niiioiii, [rorni',]
n'K Hpliilays, (JinsgijH,
friis.s ii.iiiirt Hem; or
II mi 0,i.| t'ity l'ail.«h,
'« iShi li IV ; a ,'^tory of
o, ft. lilciiiiirlle, or,
I.1-. '-i'b «. ,\ro!iiu:
I o'lior .StDi-ics, lOdin.,
inburh Tmvii, hMin.,
I Iiii.-sio, Kilin., l.ssft,
•. ' "^H, IJiiio, 1(1.
Will" Kur.) IMuKt.
.vnibS, ami Saxiiv,
!■"<**", Ji. Svo. (Con-
iSolilier'a Oronm ; or,
il iJruiikiirds, Lon.,
a village in Dorset-
wliich Kolson's cap-
went 111 ,«chool in his
at !«i.\t,'eii to mi ec-
iinii. On ciiiiiing of
leml a.iaptmleiit of
, "nil btrmne a puiiil
iiiliilii, ¥.f:A. lie
In.ilitiilf of lirilish
Colouieil IJrieli and
Iso in the (laine year
8 nit ciiticisin. At
is trim vein in the
inoe miilnly devoted
Jar Dorrhestcr, Uor-
iny of the scenes of
Is have been tians-
ir from the Madding
"I- in l,s-!i mill |„.u.
. l»e.-i|icrate ileiue-
in.
inie rcsiiecl.i nil uii-
piiweiful (iiif. We
n niiiiil, (111 tile .sex
III the honk Hill he
• If thenmliiir will
nsoii why lieshiuilil
inlerinr to the best
'L'tm.
liunil I'ainting of
" Uesjieiale Keuie-
e nnd genuine eol-
iileiie.ss reniliullng
lerniuiui and Boru-
3, 3 vols. p. Svo;
lias n very dl.stinct,
there Is im lack of
iirroiiiid her. .Mr,
nigh periluusly at-
jon., 1S74, 2 vols.
"i or, perhnp.s we
1 he placed in the
«ts. ... Ho tnke.s
^ 111! hl.s sketche.s.
inside, and highly
I'liil
Work
miidv
thev',
nmlih
am I;
■liter of the novel to Ihl.s e.xte ,,'",'"•' *"'"•
;| "1' wilh iiiinsnal skill and cm, ■ , ' "'">' !"^'
-I'll, and, within Us own llnilis i, ,,,'''.'''''«'''' '!
into the Mory like pleee.^ (d V. '„ , l"'' -^',"'
» ""n Ihev are-so -Itlid In, an V^Viiiv:,'';;!,!',',^,^^
» lien they i
,^x\i.K. ,'if.
It "i I ,."'"■,""""■'■■ II has a fatal hii k r „, V''^''''>'
an.iii .,'■-," "' ;'» ifr.'he hollowncssoi' ' """''
'i','V.:',?/y.''.'.''" >■'.',«:" h>:twv,^u it aii'l ti,
in Chapters
lhnc.«n,lsn;:i;pp,J-'^';,,;;;^';; '"kiv* II,;, pr,,..,,,^^
his characters ; Inu'ii,, i,iiiL',,s i,'" "" '" ""' lircseut for
|iii,l» til. „i„ posi lo s w 111 " '""■'"" ^ 'I" Ihlngs.n 1 I
«tleastl,ctb,Mig\i,v,r!V^;,,,V'^ |1 ';;;l,.Wii>>sil.le,''w 1,
i"«''rt!"i.' m '■v.TvdaiiyVr!!'^','';;;.'^'!!,",';:;!!;,^ '>!« i™.!-
Mir Hli
'' Tm li ".'.'""""lacii
-If liMmili M,ii;i""!i'^u';:'^,,^;i^;i'«j^''w-fil;;lal knowledge
"II lie :min|H, he has nte,i?.h.!.,'„ ','"*"'"">• '""' Hie lo
■iiiiiii'cnr ! ;;":"'«'' '" ''"Kfi've i,,iiiv"i':,v.7',','.:,".' ''■"■■■;■ -■•hi'ini sho».s
i""ii^"'t la- , ;;*ii!.''.v,'" . — ... ..,.• ,o , ,,,__,
?i2".?;,L" «.»««*. .' 1.:™.."; F,";;,, .,;,.v,^ ■!
S(i!l-Si; -I ...1. ' - .... '."■'■*.)
a St
'it Tii
sti
•■ i:viry ineident e^Trihu "ei' to',, V- ', *■"'?• ^ ''■"■ "-'^ rf '°^ '^''- 'i'- »• Hard;, ;,,;,;„
V.-I,S
">e authorwolllo^r^
'e him be. The | kee|
the braneh Keeord Offlct ' theT ^■"'' :,'?"• "ntered
his brother 8ir T D Hn rd^ """ "' ''""don with
lively keener of Vl,« R^^f f.' .':''A''\''"'^. ^'-•''"'■'e suoces-
of Lancaster,
'l>er of the Public R
I'cr, an office from which
coords, and di
e retired in Lssii. rfrans
>puty
766
It
HAR
ami I'll.) The Chnrtem "f tlio Duihy of I-anonnlcr.
I.iin., iHJ.'i, Hvo. With ll,\iiiiv, KiiwAiii>, r,.C.I'., K.S.A.;
I. (Triiin.i A Collccilon of tlia ChroniiJoi niid Aiicieiil
JllitorliiH 111' llroBt llrllain, now ciilliid Knuliiriil, by Juhn
iIb Wiivrlii : voii. l.-ij., I,„ii., I8M1_,S7, r. Hvo. 2. (IM.)
Roeiicil lion Chri)iiii|uc» et HiK^hloiines Iiiti>riei< do In
(Iriint Itri'tttlgno : ii prosont iiuiiiiiiii KntfioterrB. I'lir Je-
r . lie Wiiuiln. (Ilword OfBcu I'lib.) l,on., IHUl, 4
vijIk Svo.
Hardy, Williiiin, of llurninuU'. Life iiml Eloo-
trlflty in llinilth iiml I)|»e»i>u ■ Ijuiiig ii (luiclo tii (ho I'io
of Kleclriuily in Dinoiinc, lliirrojjiitf, |Mtl2-0S, a luirta,
Hvo. '
Ilnrc, AuKiiHtiiH John Ciithbvrt, [nni,-, vol. I.,
ftilil.,)b. 1S:(.|, lit tlio Villa Siroi/,i at lloiufi son of
Franiin (JiMir/jo llaro, ami niphcw of Aii^uatiin U'illliim
llaro anil Jiiliun ('harlcs llarr, (y. t:, am,, vol. I.,) umi
iiiloiiteil by .Mr». .Maria Hare, in/,,,. II.. viiih cilueatcd
lit Hiirrow, unil at rnivfri-lty Colle^p, U.\ri)ril, ami I'or-
liHTly rosiilcil at tlio family homo of lliir.miionoiau.x, but
HftcrwarclH reiiioveil to llolmhur.^t, near ilastingn. 1.
K|>ila|)li8 for Country Cburohyanlfi, Colloolo.1 and Ar-
runxi'd. Oxf., IH.iO, Mvo. 2. Winter (it Montonc, Lon.,
ISHL', 12mo. .). Wulka in Rome, Lim., IS7I, 2 vola. n.
>*vu: IL'th cd., INS7. '
"He liHssunpllcil Ina iileawiiiterancl mere Intellectual
Inrm-bui with the prarlh'iil ilrawl.aek of tilllnL' i»c,«onie-
« 1ml bulky vulumts-an eiilamud Murray for Koine."—
Sit. lilV., XXXll. liK).
4. Jlcmorittla of a Quiet Life, Lon., 1.^72, 2 vols, n
t^vo; l«th eil., ISS4. "^
" Krancl.s, Au(,'U«tus. Julius, anil .MariMi.s Hare, 'the niiwt
hrotherly (il brothers,' mh Lundor calleil them, are prnnil-
iient IlKUres here: but the central character of Ihe bonk Is
Mrs. AuKUslus Marc, of whoso life we have minute partle-
ulars Ironi cMlldboud to old aKe, and from wIiobu diary
copious extracts are tfiven."— .S'/«c(ri/r,r. xlv. Um
Iwu very thick volumes expended on theoulet llfeot
n clerKynian .s widow unknown to lanie nilnht test even a
steady render fl powers to the utmost. . . . Impatient liirn-
II K of the leaves produces only disconraiieinent ; but be„'ln
at Ihe bcKlnnlntr, and the wdl-prlnclpled ellort Is re-
wii riled by (orni ni? acnualnlanee with a really li|«h.
minded, unworldly, mid iiitellcctiial j;roup of people i7re-
seiuin),' a picture ol aims, pur.siilis. and habits which rai.se
them .Millicient v above onllnary folks and their doliiKs to
make Iliein well worib knowing. "-.sVi/. /,■,,., xxxv "1 |
a. Wanderinga in Sjmin. lilust. Lou., 1873, ii? ivo: I
.!d ed., I.S7I1. ' I
whi'.'r'' '" ,','"* ''.'P**.' ''""k.of trnvel In Spain: the book
which exaitly anticipates the rei|uirenieiits of everybody
«lio is iorlnnate enoii(;li to be hoIul' to that enelmnteri
wlilcb ably eonsole.s those who are not so
UMI
I ln«plri'd. In the majority of Instance", by a p«-r»(onal ami
even Inlliinili' aci|iialnlance wlib llie loi'nlltfes ibscrlbid
He ulves Us 111'" I I -■■' '
at all elsew
on and unldance not lo be olilaliiuii
, to be eoUwted with dlllleully."
hind: the book which ably i
»'X: ';-'7ll''l''>'l"-;. ','''■' ''''''Bi"»ii"'''fr"nV'the'"irailiiiest
and most dclliMoiisol its stores. . . . The book sei/es iirHui
one', mind will, a ft.sclna i like that of the 4 ffi
with its miiiKlcd dcilKlit in K'rand nature, and Its sulnle
distant human sympiiihy with a im.st and a present (inlte
-"Wi.'/m-'xhi''^
" One of the charms of his volume is the :iiimlier of le-
fi. Days near Kouio. I|lu.st. Lon., I87j, 2 vols. cr.
Hvo: M ed., |s.^4.
r,n'i,'! ^"-''il" '*P''''i"'ly "f Home's surroundings, and of the
Parle nro t'of'ryiv"^""" V"'''\ '"">' '"-' "'"It.'rlake.i w b
iart,e prollt of relrc-hmmt and inlomiaiion by any one
possessed ol niodenite health, luodenile means an l,?
moderate .spirit of aiiventnre."-,sVOT(Xl xlvUi jV
WiVh pT'"'.'."''"''' n,*^"'"' ''''"' ^''Pplomi^^ntary Volume,
'l:"!, F'f'>',-^«*«" l'li"tograph.s. Lon., 187fi, p. .Svo.
Ibis volume is Kiven in accordance with the earnest
luiaii represenuitlon ol the puces and of the nersons
mentioned in ■ Memorials of a (Juiet Life ' lie a
irom [lie unpuhlisjicd Idlers and jounini of Mrs Aiiioisinu
Harcvind a icvv of the lettei-s of Aridide,u\li, |fr,re."-!;Jt
ai;;ip:i.}t,^h!;^,i^^i;:;:iif^j-fX£r:;!'t!;e';::r/s'"7
inwh;ch'u:;^'''l^^''''''r''''"'^''^'"'''""'''^ '^
,,. i, V-^ ever lived, iiolwitlistandiiiK that lli..re is
not 1,; at all rein.irk,, ne eitiier in the faces or lie lioi Js
or,.tliis aUirmuiKly well-known family."-.v.,./V,/o,', .xlLv
8. Cities of XortliDrn and C'entinl Italy, Lon., 1870, 3
" Willi one or two excerilions, . . . we have scareeU-
havel.;'!! 't"-"' '™'"' V "^■«'"I'li"" "r infornml', f„ ami ^ -^
hajeeollated a good many) witli which a student f the
red oook [Murrav's " ilMiid-iiook tor NortliiTrn Inll'M
"His^Rceounts of 'scenery and travelling are obviously
rmatli _
here, or, at leant,
: —Speetali)r, xllx. \a>i\.
tf. Walk, in London, Lon., IS78. 2 voli. p. Svo: Alb
"So much of laie yearH Iihk Iweii written alMint London
tmt a new work on Ihe Mibject Is not likely lo cou,
much orltflmi iiiatler; but Ihe author has uoncoverll
Kroni.d ifinself. in adilit to a careful slmfy of a lib, r|.
Ie« and persoiiBl observation hiu. ciiab blin bi use b I,
u" l'i'™»"l 1" well as lor relcrence."--'v"cM/or, II.
III. Tho Life and Lellcrn of Frances, Baroness Hun-
fen, Lon., I87S. 2 vols. Hvo; :|,l cd , I.HH2.
(.."..m'';.'!,''"',!'"",' "" ""' whole.exerclsed a'wise discretion
I ;;,u ff, ''•' '!''"■''" '" "■ll,"r'l'-"Wii story. 1,1,1 be n ih
will, ailvanla^e laye curtailed a llltle both at llio beulii-
lilliK and the eml of ll„; Issik."— .l(/i., \o. -'(u'l
II. Cities uf youthorn Italy and Siolly, Lon., 1883.
cr. 8vo. " ' '
"It iH pleasant lo have set la^fore us. by means of Mr
I, val".mrr ,';■''' »';r:'l'Hliltln«. the many cla.>sli ani nie b
I llv ,« ,, "" "" ! "■'"■'' "'^''' 'll'lrhls abound, es.
;ei lally as I ese antli|niirlan s,ibject« are every now and
.n'Tc'i'.'Jl'',' o'."''*' '-■""^■■"■'' l'.v "ketc-l.es of romanT^i" I"." y
Ivli ii7 ''"■'* "f "'" '''I" '"I'l miKlern life."-.sy«(<i/,>,-,
i 12. ('ities of Central Italy, Lon., l^Sl, 2 vols, i,. 8vo.
I 3. \enloo, Lon., 1884, ,,. 8vo. 14. Florence, L„n.,
' .i'"' ■,'"•'. 2'' /''•• "*''''• '*• Sketches in liollnn.l
an, I Scandinavia, Lon., ISC.',, p. 8vo
b,it tli'ev''I,'n."vi,Tr "■"'>■,""" l''^'^« Sketches are slight:
. 1,1. * ■"" *'* '■ "'"' I'Iclnresiiiie. and convey a more
dlsllncl impression of llollami and .sicandliiavli I an
I many larwcr work»."-.sv„rto(or, Ivill. hkw
; Jfl. Sludics in Knssia. Illust. Lon., 188.1, p. 8vo
.„•■ ,. ^"'""V' .which may be read Willi pleasure, and may
: prove uselul to travellers who Inlend to visit he sceies
I L" " 'If •■•''*''• • ■ • lleui.rilcd as a li,iiid-b,«,k lii.s wi rk
deserves to be coinmeiided.'—^KA., Xo {iiHXi
' in'J" wir"' 'T' '''•''- !'• **"»• ''"*• !'">« n^'"- »''"'iS
: Lon., 1887, p. Svo.
I v."*?'"'*'' it!"' «•"*'.>■," (PsOUd.) ,Soo JOHMSON,
I iMns. Lai'iia W., iii/ni,
\ n.i*''J,'V' ?'• ^' *-'• '• '••'''" '^'surnnce Maile Easy ; or.
Ihe taluulalion of Nett Kates explained by Simple
Arithmetical demonstration, Lon, I87II 8vo ■>
ionufos: an Aiil to the Seleolion of a Life Oflico, Lon";
188.1, Svo. .1. ^^Illiam Fair, Lon, 1883, 8vo. 4. Life-
insurance Manual, Lon., I88fi, Svo.
Hare, HobHrt Aiiiory, M.D.', clinical professor of
iliseiisesol children in Ihe Univer.-ity of Pennsylvania.
';„,,' ' 'iy*">l»«'oal and I'alboloKical Ellects of the Use
of lobiicco, I'hila., 1885, Svo. 2. Questions and Answers
on the Kssen la s of Physiology, prepared especially for
Students of Medicine. Illust. I'bila,, 1888. |2m„
Hare, John Middleton. I. Familiar Clloimics
between ,1 Father and his Children, Lou., 1802, 12mo.
-.The Ministry and Character of K. H. Hare, Lon.,
18,4, p. Syo. ' *
Hare, Maria, (Leycester,) d. ' <70, wife of Uev.
Augustus Milluun Hare, („„„; vol. i.) Fo,- hiog., fee
ii.v,iK A. ,). (^., „,/„■». A True and .'^ad Story of ISli2,
Lon., istjj, llinio.
Hare, Thomas, M.A., [n„^.,yoi. i.^ndd.,] b. ISOfi;
educated at (Queen's College, Cambridge; called to the
bar at the Inner remple 1833; an inspector of cliarities
since lS5.i. 1. A Treatise on the Elcclion of Kepresen-
atives, Parliamentary and Municiiml. Lon., 1S5«, 8vo-
th e,l„ 1873. 2. The Development of the Wealti, of In^
;lia : with Notes, Lon., I8BI, Svo, ,i. Us,|i,e „,l Cadum :
Ihoughts on the Dwellings of the People, C'hiiritablo
I'.stiiies. Iu,provenient, and Local Ooveinuient in tho
Metropolis, Lon., I8t)2, Svo.
, ","/'''' V" '*• "" ""'•"earch for a Dinner, [irans-
lated from Hie Fiencb.] Lon,, 1857, l:!,no.
Hare, Capt. William Aldworth Home, R.E.
I. (Iran.s) Ihe Armed Strength of Italy ; fi-,„, the
erman, Lon., 1875, p. Svo. 2. (Tnins.) The Dmics of
the ueneral .staB, by Major-(Jen. lironsart von Schellen
dorf. Lon., 1877-80, 2 vols. 8yo
Harford, Uev. Frederick Kill, grnduated at
New Inn Hall, Oxford, 1855 ; minor canon of Wcstmin-
[verse,] Lon., IHaO, I2iiio. '
vn^V"''?>''*f'i :"„"''" •'^^■'•"•''••■tt. U.C.L., F.R.S., [ante,
nnl ;'r "l ' nl'"*""' ''' "' ^"'''"1 ! «'lueated privatelj-
ami , It Christ .s College, Cmbridge, but took n,', degree;
resided at lllaise Castle, near Bristol, and was a magis-
liii liH'iilltli'ii <li'M rllii'il
mv mil Id livnliiKliicd
llwtuil wlllullllk'ulty."
8, 2 vc<li. |i. Nvo; Stb
wrllU'ii iiljiiiit I^iiiiliiii
nnt llkrly III I iiiiii
liiir liitK uiiiir iiviT Ihf
rfhil Klmly nC iiulhnn
IIIiIiIimI hllll III IIHO IiIh
ViilkK III biiiiliiii' In li
cri'ijcu."- ■^iiirliiliir, II.
itncen, Ilnrunt'Kii Iliin.
.. IHH2.
I'lHl'll a Hist' iliMTl'llllll
v.L Kliiry, liul Uv inluht
til' hiilh lit lliu Itviilli-
., Nil. ai72.
a «lolly, Loll., 188;i,
UN, liy means nf Mr.
imiiy rliL-i-lrHinl mt'il-
illMlrlrts hIiiiiiiiiI, vs.
Ik iiri' evrry iiiiw uiiil
mil' riiiiiuiitli' Hi'i'iicry
KluriilUi;."— ,s;,,fc((i(ijr,
l>«l, 2 voln. p. Svii.
14. Kliirenec, Lnn.,
Sketohea in llullanil
Hki'lclioK nrc sllglil;
Hiid c'linvt'y a more
(1 Si'uiiilliiaviu tliim
lOOtl.
,on., 1ss.\ p. Svo.
Ii |ilcHMire, mill niiiy
111 III \ lull tllf SWIU'S
liaiiil-lKHik, hiswiirk
11. ;«KKi.
X, Uiiys near Pari.",
uil.) See Jon.vsoN,
ince Maile Easy ; or,
[plaineil by Hiiiiplo
1., IH7II, >t\o, 2.
' a Lil'e Oflioc, I,iin.,
I88;i, 8vo. 4. Lll'o-
dinlca! profes.ior of
ty ol' Pennsylvania,
il Kll'eeta ol tho I'.-o
;.«lliins ami Answers
pared e.-pecially for
a., I8SS, I2mii.
Kainlliar C'ii|loi|uii'.4
, I-on., 181):.", 12niii.
R. H. Hare, Lon.,
. ' <7fl, wife of Kev.
I.) For blog., fee
t^ad Story of ISliL',
1. i.,ndd.,] b. 18ll«:
Idgej called to tlio
'pector of clmritii'8
■or inn of Keprescn-
il. I.nn., 1S5<J, 8vii;
r I ho Wealth of In-
Us(|iie ad Ca'luni :
People, C'hiiritablo
overnment in the
• a Dinner, [lriin.<-
'ino.
rtli Home, R.E.
I' Italy ; fr-iin the
ns.) The Ilnlicn of
i.iart von Suhellcn
ill, (graduated at
anou of Westinin-
yons and Vienne,
3.1,., F.R.S., [nii(«,
L'ducnied privately
it took no degree;
and was a magis-
trate <
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Willi II
. f ,1 w
Whull. ,
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rtallona, ISA8, 2. Trm
Splcnt Li'ltom and ,S
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I,. ■'","! '*"'«''l" llnrl.
"oriuoui on Important
with iriiii-liitlona of Many ol bj. |„„„„
■'»o,Meiiii.ir« if Savonarola, Ituhhiul ami
111 I. /in 1 ■ 'i ~ 't ..,.1.. u— .. . ' . • '
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vol*. Hv„, 2,1 „,| _ 1^
y, Niiiiuon Wmilu.r, D.D., (.,„,,. v.,1 i
Ky In Ihe |inlver«ity of Illjnoia
mill.. I priifemor of thool,
l^iJO «fl. I, Val
n« of an I'
H'ilberforoe duri
with III let Notiuea of koi
ni( maily The Lull,
2. Jii^tlllealion by Faith
ngelieal Minl.liy, 185
I'ln and Ciiiileiii
le of his I
porarjoi, Lon., Ihiii 8
ll'ii
leran Dnetrine of il,o 1
II" laiiuhl by |,||t|
III'!- Mfe, Phila., 18)5,
Or
II
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Xllldi'r. The .Vat
ever: ||a Hhij
IMJ
filjiii I'. I I'leviintion, Plijlii., I8N1, 8vo
^•iiii ,..,u,. (.|,„„,.^ J«nie», |,l,.i,., I'uti
V«r.ilv r, II '","'";•''■■>'• "'■"'■ '•™'li'; '•ilneuled at I'ni'
ouiiil,.,,., I.' ,' ;'l'l"""t';' » ooiiiinissloner under the I„.
nuLr ' '"" •^'••'(f''"'"'"!) I!*". Ilo lonlrihiit I
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Vi"'!,nY7^"' ''!"'!' *''■.",'•"•'• The Blunder, of
'■"M., l',-„, p 's;.,,"'"' """' ■'^-"•Aotlng C'bastisenien.s,
"|"^'^',;;^:;%'""^«'<'^|"''• ^ ''rivetical Ma„.
<»"i,';^ ';•'•:•. 5"";»,"' '''Y- A V'oyago round
llii.', .. ■ "" ' '"'■"'• '■""■' ""<•'. i-'r. Svo.
I'ri. ,: m".*''"! "*'"•«'". '. Revelations from
yeov'i'r.r'l '.''''•"• I- "'" Anonymous .-^ysieiu
Lon. rli; \",:'.';""'J; "■"' '"'lependeneo of the^■reL y
source- ii;.. \ •' r ', •■ ■',"""' ""'"■ ^- '-•'"• Wasted Ro-
Vork I s ';t"''"« ';',"^'","'^• T"'"!'""""" Roforni, N.
II,,,,, ■ '"'" '""I" " iliH'.-, Lon., 1882, 8vii.
2 Xot,. , '^"■''""^'-''i -'' <-'il-. I'un., 1,^:18. I", „„
Adiirl;:" 'rV'r\ ■"' ."r/'^-'-^ '''"'-'»« Kss,ys' i :
rHri'r.: v:,!. \:"^l"'"^'"'^^ Kditcdby.;. Hargrove. I.i,;.; ,
Oileulla ;, J |';i''","'"''" '''^'"*-5»; missionary at
ByC. ..^ II i'^'";u,l- ',^"ni?«3 upon Church I!„||«.
All*!" ''"",''',"' ;'?'■". «• »• '• An Apology for the
poradic and Kpidcmlo Choi,
lire and Troat-
1.X85,
' lliirl'i .... ill. ""',"" • '""•'"». '•""■. If'MS, Mvo.
n.M II. rs*>'» ..I \! 1 \ ' ''*''^*' ""'^ vo. I.,
.iinXilu^rni^r?;;^!::;^;:;!^;::;;'.^!^
|^.fKlrstV>ar,i:j;.:i883,;^;^'"JiK^i;:;;'--
IIarkiu>«N, llev. Ilenrv l.nw mi
I .vt Hi. .lohn's <^iiio«e: "*!:;; ,'^^;,.*;;^;;,«:»j|'^5a
! rector ol St. Kwithin's, Woree.ter .inn, 18" J i'
isi""". '■?""■"• ,:'■ i'»p-'-''t Tr:;. ' ,11 .v^'i' r;
'i^\o;^:, 8^; 'iivo'^^r ;;:! ''r ''-• '•'■"'-'•
.he.voung: u;.S87;; loJTtu 'i:;? '(^^rr; ^
7. Soul Prosperity, |„ „., 187- «,,,' mV.m '.,"''•
IliirkiiegR, idnruiiret F.li.o i i
i th;'M.:;:„,ei''i[j.':';",'!..'r'; '\t """'^^ "^•^""•"""«
Alle°vm."''o' .'!'';!"""'• '"'"1 Niiholson, lleiiry
i^^r:^^.i!:^:;i:--j-:.i.-.;,^!^Wirte^]:
v.i.,^ueat^„tLa^:f^;;i^:-;^,^:^rz^:;:;
Kc"on n'lsfls'l^/'"'"^ '" !''" "i^i' '"«« naval s,i"
^ K;s I; r,,*!:, ;:::;';!;;;r;^;:j-:!; --Z';;:;-'."-
connected with the navaUbseiva v Mairn .1 n'l 1 "
I ■',' I ti..;Ti. ■'^'"''"■■"'"""ii'iii-- iS
ocrnin,Mli,. r,„^ii,iiif!,„Vi; ."""■'" ^Ppundi.x "con-
tional aii.l I! , I ^ ^ iif .Union between the Congrega-
¥I..J- - a .Novel, I.on., \SM, „. 8vo
IlllrillL-liiii. kii.. lj;..K. ' . • !'• ' »u.
to the lu,:,t l.ini-ol, -; I „ n 8 s V" ">'«. ""lord : called
since l>r:'. ' ' e Exi j « \-'"''8''."f "'""ty ™urts
™nsi,lc,-,.,l, »it la \C^to rReV" ''"""'^ ''""''
t'ourls .,r ,l„.ii,.» T,.. .-;' " '*'-'^""'' "' the Local
t'ourls i.r ,1,,.,,™, Lon., IS-ii; Svo!
Paul's (1,111, , IVov NY w',,-^" /«'""'■ "f St-
Lent iJii.ns X V;,rkl"s8fiu- ''■''"' ""^ ^'"'''- ^"^
w"" :"::;■; i ^"''; •• (;F'»-;M ^xtemporoona
Aut,iiu„,,r'|',,, by^''7/o:i^"l°', ''"^''«». ?"in the
av;n;;::-.i!^;^l!i;^™'pj«vineofGarrito„=
CafmI*iI"T,'ir ■ i}'''VJ'^"gli'<'' Standard of Weisht
l.so;!, Sv,,: '^" '^^'*"'-''' •^^«''" l^y'tem, Lon.,
Vicar of .nu„u.nSii;^;S&„!r^i:^,tr'"?:'S:
e.,..~5.u. I,, .N.. v,,,r ,.";i'K,';,.;!»,;'i'r;;';,i ;
usician 8 Story, N. y„rk, l,S8o
P-Xvo. 2. Mis.Pei.xada,
N.York ISSC Ifim-o. ;,. The UiHlof "u^^.rN^Wk'
Ilarland, John, F.S.A., I8n6-is6,8, b at llnii
paper Hc';^:a'L^^bi^^-;!S;„ ;;---t^ --
,^niri^!^en.^,::;^--;!j;— 'vtr?'""^
Is't^or^rl^^"-^-'^
icr,.ven,;Y;:k^i;:t,:d^r7;i^,'\!:!7I^.r'i^^,^
i4. len Bays in Paris, IS54, ,8vo 5 (lil T w if
i h" 1 Chelb"'""?" "' i'"' Shuttlewort s 'o « in o'p:
lEd ; aI^ I'"" T'' Manebester, lS;^.i-58, 4 vo T
I (Ed.) Autobiography of M'illiam 'stout of' Lnca.ter;
767
'•''*»W>
HAR
(l(ifi5-|-32,) Maiicho3tor, 1857, 8vo. 7. (Ed,) The Lan-
eashiro Lioutenunc.v under the Tii.lors and Stuarts : the
Civil and Military U.>verninent of the Cuuntry, as Illus-
trated by a .Scries of Koyal and other Lctturs, (Chetham
hoe.,) .Manche.<ter, KSMt, 2 parts, 4to. 8. (Ed.) Maine-
costic: boinj; Chapter.' from the Karly Uncorded History
of the llarony ; the hordship or .Manor: the \'ill, Bor-
ough, or Town of Manchester, (Cliotham Soc.) .Manches-
ter, |Slil-(!2, ;! vols. ,Svo. il. (Ed.) A Volume of Court
Leet Hceords of the Manor of Mantdie.-ter in the Six-
teenth Century, (Chetham Soc.) Manchester, 18lil, (to.
10. (Ed. I Continuation of the Court I-eet Uecords of llr;
Manor of Manchester, .^.I). i:iS(i-iij02, (Chetham .Sio.,)
Manchester, I Sti.i, .(t„. 1 1 . The Sonjrs of the Wil.s.,ns, with
uMemoiroflhcFamily, ls()3,8vo. 12. (Ed.) li.illadsand
bongs ol Lancashire, cliicHy older than the Nineteenth
Centuiy. I.on., ISOo, 12mo,- liirgc paper, Uo ; 2d ed., cor-
rected and enlarged by T. T. Wilkinson, 1875, Svo. \
•■ There seems to be no rea.soii tu doubt that this is a very ;
eonipleto colleetioii .if the soiipi ,.r Lancashire. , The
editors are rattier insatiable, and all seems to be erist that
is Ijrouglit to their som; and ballad mill. It is so with the
SOIL'S ol the Cotton Famine. . . . Xeverihcless it is in
these and tile other ballads and songs in tlie dialect of the
fouiitry that llie true force and pathos of the volume lie "
~>l)erlal(ir, xlviii.;i7S.
L'i. (Ed.) Lancashire Lyrics: .Mo.lern Songs and Bal-
lads ol the County Palatine, Lon., ISIiti, 4to.' It. (Ed.)
Collectanea relating to .Manchester and its Xeighbour-
lood at Various Periods, (Chetham .Soc.) .Manchester,
J';ii(.-(>7, 2 parts. Uo. 15. (Ed.) (iregson's Portbdio
oJ Fragments relative to the Historv anu Antiquities
ol Lancashire: .^d ed.. ISIW, fol. 111.' (Kd.) Three Lan-
cashire Documents of the Fourteenth and Fiflecnih Cen-
turies, (Chetham Soc.) .Manchester, 18ti,si, Jto. 17. A
Glossary of Words used in Swalcdale. Yorkshire, (En-
Dialect Soc.,) Lon., 187.3, 8vo. IS. (icnealogy of the PiT-
kingtons of Lancashire, (PilkiiiLCton, Kivini'ton Kur-
haiii, Sharpies, Preston, St. Helens, aii.l Sutton ) Edited
by M. K. A. Axon. Manchester, 1.^7,,, .Uo, With Wii,-
Ki.vso.v, T. T.. F.H..\.8.: 1. Lancashire Folk-Lore: Il-
lustrative of the Superstitious Ueliefs and Practices,
Local Customs of the People of the County Palatine,
Lon., IS07. 12mo; new cd., 18S2, p. Svo. 2. Lancashire '
Legends, Iradilions, Pageants, Sports, .tc. Lon., 187:!
p. 8vo. With IIkki-oho, |{i:v. liaooKE, (cd.) Baines'
History of Lancashire. lsi;7-7i!, 2 vols.
"Ilniianil, Marion," (Pseud.) See Teritu.ne,
Mn.s. Mauv v., iii/'r,,.
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Commons; or, Letters to a Young .Member of Parlia-
ment on the Conduct and Principles ucccssarv to consti-
tute him an Enlightened :iiid Eflicient Representative,
,"";' '.I'.'"'. !'• *''■"• -• -^" Argument on the Inutility
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Harley, Dr. A. J. The Young Crusoe; or. Adven-
tures of a Shipwrecked Boy. Ijlust. Host., 18(31, 12mo.
Harley, Oeorge, M.D., F.R.S., b. 1S2!>, at Had-
dington. East Lothian, .Scotland; graduiited M.D. at the
( nuersity of Edinburgh IS5U, and studied scientific
medicine for 'ivc years in French and German universi-
ties. In IS.,.-, he was appointed lecturer ou practical
physiology and iiistology in Universitv College, London
where he became professor of medical jurisprudence in
l.saa He IS a mcaiber of sciontillc and medical socie-
ties, hnglish an.l Continental ; was president of the Pa-
risian Medical Society in Is,-,;!, ,ind in 1801 .cce'ved the
triennial prize of the Royal College of Surgeons for an
es.say on the suprarenal bodies. I. Jaundice: its Pa-
thology and rreatinent: with the Application of Physio-
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Diseases of the Liver an.l Pancreas, Lon., IS(!:; Svo ''
Diaoetcs: Its Varhms Forms and Different Tre:itmcnts;
Lon., ISi.b, p Svo. :i. .Ubiiminuria with and without
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Lon, 1 SOI, p. .svo. 4. Histological Demonstrations: a
Guide to the .Microscopical Examination of the Animal
lissucs in Health and Disease. Edite.l by GeorEc T
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and Its Derangements, Lon.. IS72, p. ,Svo. 0. The Sim-
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HAR
I 1882, Svo. 10. Inflammations of the Liver and their
I sequelie, Lon., 18S6, p. ,Svo.
I Harley, John, M.D. The Old Vegetable Neurotics,
\ Hemlock, Opium, Belladonna, and Henbane: their Phys-
iological Action and Therapeutic Use: bein" the Oul-
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Harley, Itev. Timothy. 1. Chri.aian' Poems;
2d ed., enl,, Lon., 18t,7, Svo. 2. The Pleasures of Love
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. 4. Lunar Science, Ancient and Modern, Lon., 1886, Svo
5. Southward Ho ! Notes of a Tour to and through the
state ol Georgia in the Winter of 188.^-S(i, Lon 1886
l2ino. ' '
Harlow, H. F. (Ed.) Delinquent and Forfeited
Laii.ls: Acts ol the Legislatures of Virginia and West
\irginia, Ac, Lewisburg, W. Va., IS77, Svo
Harlow, Miss Lizzie K. Christmas' Mineo-Pie,
with .-hakespearcan Spice. lilusi. Best., 1888
Harinan, F. E. The Agricultural Position of
Mysore prior to the Famine of 1870-77, Madras, 1877,
liarman, Henry M. 1. A Journey to Egypt and
the Holy Land in I,S6U-1S7II, Philn., 1873, cr. Svo 2
An Introduction to the Study of the Holy Scriiitures x'
lork. 187(1, Svo.
Hnrmaii, Thomas T. 1. Langley Grange: a
Romance of the Time of Charles the First: Noted from
Old Documents of the Period, Oldbury, 1885 8vo 2
ShowclPs Dictionary of Birmingham: a History 'and
Guuli.. alph:,bctieally arranged, Birmingham, 1885, Svo
Harmon, Henry C. A Manual of the Pension
i Law,s ol the 1 nited States of America: embracing All
the Laws under which Pensions and Bounties are now
granted, AVasli., lsR7, Svo.
Harney, UcorgeE. Barns. Out-Buildings, Gates,
and I'cnees: with Plan.s. Ac, N. York, 18711, r. 4to
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birth; was editor of the Jersey Independent, the Demo-
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States. 1. Feudalism in Jersey, Jersey, 1S57. 2 The
Anti-Turkish Crusade: a Review of a Recent Agitation:
with Reflections on the Eastern Question, Best., 187G Svo
Harney, Ilev. Gilbert t. The Lives of Benja-'
nun Harrison and Levi P. Morton, Providence, R.I.,
18S|, 12uio. '
Harney, IticharU J. History of Winnebago
n7,"^i ^r""""' ""^ Early History of the Northwest,
Oshkosh, ISSt), 4to.
Harold, John. Farming and Railroad Interests
, in Anieriea, Lon., 188(1, Svo.
I Harpel, Oscar Henry. 1. (Ed.) Poets and
1 oetry ol Pnntcrdom : a Collection of Original, Selecte.l,
and tugitive Lyrics written by Persons eonneere.l with
Printing. Illust. Loekland, 0., 1875, Svo. 2. Rustic
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Harper, Edward. 1. Protestantism on its Trial ■
being a Series of Letters to the Bishop of London, &c.,
Lon., 1S60, Svo. 2. Rome, Antichrist, and the Papacy •
being a Series of Letters addressed to Dr. Manning-
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Harper, Mrs. Frances Ellen natkins,("Effie
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Harper, Francis' B. The Revelation of St. Joiin
E.Mionnded, Lon., ISiil, 2 vols. Svo
i Harper, Uev. Francis >Vhaley, M.A., grad-
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I IN44; vicar of Selby, Yorkshire, since 1,S50; canon of
; \ork and prebendary of Barnby since 1869. 1. The
; lower of tlie Greek Tenses, and other Papers, Cam-
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Iniversity of Cambridge, 1847. .'t. Dialogues on Na-
tional Church and National Church Rate, Lon 1861
svo. 4.__Church Teaching for the Church's Children,'
Lon., 18,,, LSiiio. 5. The Pai-.-on and the Publican:
J. wo feernions, L(m., 1877, Svo
Harper, Ilev. Frederick, .M.A., graduated at
(ucen'.s Co ege Oxford, 1874; ordained 1875; rector
o llinton-Wahlrist since 1880. 1. Addresses for the
f,.I', n''f i'"" •''"="''' ^T' ''*^''-"-'' I'- «*"'• 2. A Voice
fioii Oxford : or, .Snnie Wonls for Christ and Tfuth Lon
S72, p. Svo. 3 The .Sinner's Welcome, and other
Papoi-8, I-on., 1876, l2mo. 4. Echoes from a Village
Church, Lon., ISSO, l2mo ; new and enl. series, 1887.
nteel, N, iork, 1SS6, I2mo.
I
of tho Livor and their
1(1 Railroad Interests
evelation of St. John
HAR
Harper, Henry A. I. Illustrated Letters to my
Cluldrun from the Holy Land, Lim., I SSI), r. Svo- 2d
ed., ISSI, 4to. 2. Walks in Palestine. Illust. Lon.,
ISSS, r. Jto. Also, an dlition ile hijce, limited to Kill
wopies.
Harper, J. C. The Law of Interstate Comnicree
especially as applied to the Act to Regulate Commerce'
apnrovid February 1, 1SS7. Cin., IS87, Svo.
Harper, James P. Homoeopathy tested by Facts-
Cases Illustrative of the Homoeopiithic Action of lie- i
niedial Agents; 2d cd., Edin., 18iS, Svo; 3d cd., Man-
Chester, Issg, ' i
Harper, John, F.R.S.S.A., [nnie, vol. i., add 1
Olimpses of Ocean Life; or, llock-l'ools, and the Lessons I
th^V tench. Illiist. Lon., IStiO, sm. cr. Svo.
• , ?''l'Sf» l-. .Mississippi Agricultural and Geolo^'- '
loal .burvcy: Preliminary Report on the Geology ai?d I
Agriculture of Mississippi. Ptib. by the State, jilekson,
Harper, Malcolm McLachlan. Rambles in
ni„'''""y.- '"I'^t'iaphical, Historical, Traditional, and
Biograpl,,,.-,!. Iliust. Kdin., ISrC, Svo.
, **".fP"' Olive. The Tame Turk: a Novel, Lon.,
lSi7, .i vols. cr. Svo.
Harper, Hev. K. D. The Church Manual: con-
taining rmp„i|„„t Historical Facts and Reminiscence '
?WM, v'"'. "'" ■•^''■'«'""' ""'' Associated Reformed '
Lnurciies, .\i>niii, ii., isfin.
Harper, Hev. Namuel Ilrowii, curate of Dalton.
tng and o„ lie half „f ,|,eir Church. By an niglish
Iriest. I.„n., isoi), 4 aos., Svo. 2. A Few Urgent
fTht r! .^'';,r-' ^'"--^JJressed ,0 the CatlX !
Anon. Also, .s,„gl„,e„„„„s and addresses. ,
Harper, Hev, Thomas Xorton, b. 1S21 in '
Church ol'T"-'"' •■,"•;"•"" '^''' "l'-w-.ls joined' the
of Jesus f"'^';''""'^ became a member of the Society
isjo ^9 "1" •" "'" Cross: Nine .Sermons. Lonf. \
?' sl^!""'x P -^ '■','■'' *■"'• ^'"'l'l« Toleration, Lon!
inh ;;»!.„ ^T" ":''""Sh '1>" Truth: or, Essays on
Subjects connected with Dr. Pusey's Eiren con : Two
Scl'mol- vols ■'•"'-,"•. ^V '■ 'ri'e Metaphysics of thJ
ISsThv,;. "" "■' '■'''''*'' "°'- '"•• l»^' '- ''">"-
HAR
,l^Trf ■'*^',"} C*"™'^''- C. M., Lupus: a Pathological
am Uinical Investigation into its Origin, Development.
and frcatment, Lon, IsstS, Svu.
Harries, John, of Haverfordwest. 1. Tho Wreck
of the"K„y„i Charter," and other Poems, Lon LS6t
p. Sv„; 2d ed. same year. 2. Welsh Patriotism; or The
Landing of the French at Fishguard on the 2''d of
February, 1797, Haverfordwest, 1875. Svo
Harries Hev. John. New Idea of the Sabbath:
Lm,.,'?8S6l sto"''"™ ^"^'"^'^'''"^""nsand Nations,
Harries, Ov.en. A Local Board Manual: In-
ormation respecting Five Hundred Local Boards, Lon..
ISSl, Svo. ' *
Harriman, Waiter, 1817-18S4, b. at Warner,
-N.., governor of ^ew Hampshire in IS67 and IsBs!
I. History of Warner, New Hampshire, 1S79. 2. Travels
ami Observations in the Orient, and a Hasty Flight in
the Countries of Europe, Bost., ISS;! l'>u,o
Harrington, Countess of. .See StAVHorE
Harrington, Adelaide L. The Afterglow of
European Iravel. Iliust. liost.. LS82, 12nio.
^i ",?•',!'.•"«*""♦ Ben'ard J., B.A., Ph.D. Life of
•Nr Wilimm E. Logan, Kt., LL.D., F.R.S.. FGS Ac
18,8?' ^vr'" "'' "'° "''"'"S'"''' Survey of Canada, Lon:;
valnS'l'niof,, '"'""' 1, monument to the reputation of a
D""er."c"F'"'V4,*i''m:'*-''- ''"""""'"^ '^^ ^"^or^io,
Harrington, Charles F. (Ed.) The Revised
Statutes of Nova Scotia, Halifax, ISfil, Svo
Onlv'"'r'"i^'"m' '•''•"•'"'«e. (ieorgie'ilerton; or,
Onlvat.irl. I||„5t. Lon., ISSfi, p. 8vo.
I.".."«""^""','. ♦•eorge !•*.," (Pseud.) See
f„r .h"V'^""'',V''""'«'' Fellows. 1. Desideratum
vlw ■ x^^l ?• '^'"'"'"''^ Dialogue, wherein the First
Principles which constitute Nature are explained, Lon.,
I-.'I, l.-mo. J. Systematic Philosophy, ami New Theo-
mill [Ii..>* I ..» T.irn .. ' ......
huimmr' '''"'Z %ZTm """^ ?' ''^1'= ""'' "'' "" ^"'""
with FathcrHarUim I,:. ■,,;"'''' <\^^^»^P}.^ 'o grapple
j^rlwli-^r"'''^''"''-';^':-"^
icisnVof"lCsyIu.,'?.''';"t,'' '1','" '■-■'^li^'l'. "ith such crit-
^oi^tLgi^SiVuuid- ,;;;iui,''i«iL. {^'^s'""" '"" "'
Also, single sermiins, ,{■,.
Harpiir, Alexander. The Nature of Visible
, Umle "i''ihe''i.^■'r■•'''"r •>>' "'>'"'' "^ Kelalive Ma]'
le Son ar I '"•'" ',""' "'-' '^''■-'''""' Magnitude of
the Sun are determme.l, in the Received Ash-onomical
Harpur, ( harles, l-;|2-l8(i-<. 1 The n,i«h
vind Llh ^''^i';l"'••'"• tl'e Dream, [verU,] ^yt
iicy^and Melbourne, ISoo, 12mo. 3. Poems, MelbiurL,
Ic " D?blin' Vs^r* *'7"-"'';' K''»''»"'e'l «t Trinity Col-
in V, ..' '•'■'"■,'."'''""*■■'' '^5«! vicar of North Clif-
am^^?='-^-;---^.,^,eh.sti„^
...v:r^"^,'''iri^s,i.^:-''r™'='^^-"'
i- "^s^!^,ai;:-:i-;a[:;!^^nr^-^-'
Harrer, Charles. 1. (Trans.) The Baths and
s!rk:i:}r!^^s^^^;!!^""^^v:':r''v'."r'?^^^'
':2Xy^ Moiiogniphlimll^d on Pc^iotil-Sf
vat ons by Edward Levinstein, M.D., Medical Director
ton"""" *'" "'""^■' Schoneberg, Berlin, Lon ,187^
Harries, Arthur John. (Trans.) A Manual of
Vail,,'"' •'""/.'""• '"•«™'''«' by Considcrati.ns fn
\accination ,n (Jen.ral, by E. Warlomont, Lon., I8S5
on Fie -^ VvV^?'' '"'"•• ■■^"' «vo. 3. Northam,,-
Biadlaugb Atheism against Christianity, Lon.. ISSl,
W,wn7'!'^"", ' •'°''"- ^- 'r*'" Abbey and Palace of
^\es,minster photographed, [with explanatory letter-
S n'v- ""^ '■",'• ur ^-'' '"^'"-S^'" ''''"I"-'!. WinJ-'or:
Lghtecn Views by the Woodbury Process : with Descrip-
tne Letter- Press, Lon., IS71, Uo
Harrington, John A., ("John Carboy," pseud.)
I. Between he Crusts. Iliust. N. York, 1S75 s'vo. 2
A Strange Woman. Iliust. N. York, lS7(i Svo
l>h^h!"'i!<-f V;."' •*"'*• Centennial and other Poems,
, i nilu., IS/fi, IL'nio.
Harrington, Mark Malrod, b. 1818; graduated
the Inucrsity .d- Michigan 186S : became director of
he ol^serv,,t„ry there. I. The Analysis of Plants: in-
l^n 'V"ti '''f","'' '."."' ''""''■-"-'■*• •■^"" '^ '■'""■■ Mich., 1876,
ti on nl f f V/'""'"'";"",""'! Microscopical Examina-
Arbo^! Mi^;!! i;;^f i'!;!"""'^ ^■'■'^<^'"'"« ''^'»'-'«. A-
Harrington, Ralph. A Few Words on Swim-
ning: with Practical Hints t„ Bcginner-s, Lon., 18fi",
12mo: new ed., with a Bibliographical List of Works on
lITZ't^^r '''""■ "'""■^'' Hinlpb Thomas,] 1870.
rh.li , I J''".'"«s, of Fclthani. I. llarriofs
Cha ilenge: leetotalisn, and tho Maine Law repudiated;
01, Ihe Social Customs of England and their Practioa
Uemcy, Lon., 1855, l2mo. 2. The Day of Judgment
Lon 1S59, Svo. .S. The Mosaic Theorf; The Bible in'
inity with .science; An Exhortation to the Biblical Re-
yisers, Lon., 18711. Svo.
«e,?Hl!I^'iu' ^•■*'V '"'^■•"Rb'pliical Standards rcpre-
To 1 f "\ '^7'" '"VV^^d to bo Nomes and
Toparchies, Lon., 1S52, Ito. Privately circulated.
Harris, Alexander. 1. Settlers and Convicts; or.
Australian Backwoods, Lon., 1817,2 vols. ISmo. Anon
..A (.uide to Port Stephens in New South Wale?, the
Colony o, the Australian Agrioultural Company, Lon.,
IMl), Ihmo. !. The Emigrant Family; or The Story
M„ '• '^"''";"'"'" Settler, L,m., 1819, 3 ,'ols. p. Svo. I
Harris, Alexander. 1. A Geographical Hand-
Book, Lancaster, Pa., 18112, 12mo. 2. A Biog „ l!^al
History o, Lancaster County, Lancaster, 1872, ,Sv'.l 3'
769
"tm
HAR
A Review of the Pulitical Conflict in America, from tlio
Comnieneemcnt of the Anti-Slavery Agitation to the
Close of the houthern Heeonstriiotion, X. Vork. 1870, Svo.
Harris, Miss Aiiiuiida Unrtlett. 1. Sumner's
Auto-n,|,h8 13yA. B. II. N. Yorlc, 1875. 2. How wo
went liM■lli.^e..ting: Kiel J, Wood, and Meadow Uam-
bles Illust. liost., 18SU,s(,.Svo. 3. (Kd.) Autograph
Jiirthday-13ook for Young Folks. Illust. liost., ISM
sq. 2(Tno. 4. Wild Flowers, and where thev (irow!
Illust. Host., 1,'*,S2, sij. Svo. :>. Door.vard Folks, and a
H inter Oarden. Illust. Bost., 1S83, 12juo. li. Pleas-
ant Authors for Young Folks, ("Little Biographies.") I
Illust. lioat., ISSI, 12mo. 7. American Authors fori
\oiing Folks, Bost., ISSS, 12ruo. s. The Luck of Kden- '
hall. Illust. Host., IsSS, Kinio.
Harris, Rev. Croasdaile Edward, educated at
Kings College, London: ordained 1885; chaplain at
\\ eiinar since 1888. Sermon Sketches on the Creed ; or.
Plain Outlines for Instruction in the First Principles of
the Christian Religion, Cambridge, 1SS7, 12mo.
Harris, Uavid, F.S.S. 1. "We Help those who
try to Help themselves:" a Plea for Industrial Brigades
as Adjuncts to Ragged Schools, Glasgow, ISTH, Svo. 2.
True Xoblcs and Heroes, and other .Stories, Edin.. 1885
p. S\ o. > >
Harris, David George. The Oak'.s Congress;
or, " All for the Best," [a laic,] Lon., lS8(i, Svo.
Harris, E.B. Description of Buddhist Remains
Uiscovered at Sooltangunge, on the River Ganges, lS(i2-
0,). Illust. Lon., 1S84, 4to.
„**»".'*' *'«*ward D. Genealogical Record of
Uaniel Pond and his Descendants, Bost., 1S73, 8vo
Harris, Elisha, M.D., 1 824-1 884, graduated at the
JVew \.u;k College of Physicians and Surgeons 1S4U, and
held various government medical olHces l8o5-lS7R i
lohacco : the Effects of its Use as a Lu.vury on the Physi-
cal and Moral Nature of Man : a J>rize Essay. X. York
18jJ, Svo. 2. Cholera Prevention, ic, X. Y'ork I867'
Svo. I). Cleanliness and Disinfection, 1879, ItSmo.
Harris, Emilia Marion, b. in London, of Jewish
descent and faith. 1. Four .Messengers, Lon , 1870 n
T™" t"V;„~-^''^''^'- %''-«■"• (Three Stories.)
i.on., 18,1, IBmo. 3. T,vilight and Dawn, 1872, lOmo
Anon. 4. Clemfine. Lon., 1874, 12mo. 5. Aleroer's
Gardens, Lon., lS7(i, p. Svo. Anon. 6. Estelle, Lon.,
87Q 19'' 'f 1?™- i"""- '■ ^"'""^' Only. I'on-.
1879, I2mo. 8 Verses, Lon., 1880, 12mo. <J. Within a
Circle, essays,] Lon., 1880, 12mo. 10. The Lieutenant
ofthelower, Lon.,1881 p.8vo. Anon. 11. Benedictus,
1887, 2 vols, cr 8vo. 12. The Narrative of the Holy!
Bible, Lon., 1888, sq. or. Svo.
lemo**""' *^'"'''' '^* J^of'lia's Journal, Bost., 1869,
Ad^id'eiVsf;. ^"f™"""">-«-rd. By a Pioneer.
Bse^,n "t"' ,vlf'^' .'"»«Crendy, (" Hope Ledyard,"
Flh.st"' V v^u S'<;;-»^V'"'' ^'"'"''' f'"- Young People.
1878 ISnfl "/ A x?' '^""?. Thank..giving."N. yU,
12mo "■ ^' '^'■''"•'''"''«. N. York, 1879,
Harris, Mrs. G. A Lady's Diary of the Siege of
Lucknow, Lon., 1858, Svo. *
Harris, Georse, LL.D FSA r,,,-, ,. ,1 •
add.,] 1809-IS90, en^ter'ed theB;itfsh-,t-/' •:n;i hip:
tTr'bar'iL 'l8n'" T""'•"^"' ''-l">' "as ZtHo
Com,,, r , r ; "°""S J'""-'" "f "'« Birmingham
fh„ p ^ ^""/'J'",'*"" y"""' ""'' »no of the registrars of
the Court of Bankruptcy lS.i2-fiS ; vice-president of the
laii ■;„ •. i;'*^''""'""" eonsidered as a Science, in Ro-
is'l'r 8vo ''^' '" ^''"'"^""' '""•> it« J-^n'i, Lon.,
HAR
i ,iu' !'"'"' ,',T'!«',"''y,"'' "'e Art.s' is of about the ynme profun.
(llty as Ulair's 'Lectures on the Belles-Lettre" and 1 , ri
Karnes's ' Elements of Criticism.' "-.s„^ A'tr xxix Itvi
0. Supernatural Phenomena: Te.-ts adapted to deter-
mine the Truth of Supernatural Phenomena, Lon 1874
Svo. ,. A Philosophical Treatise on the Nature and
Constitution of Man, Lon., 1876, 2 vols. Svo
■'The author seems t„ be vliolly uiiawaru' of tlic vast
giill, wlueh divides his views respecting ni. ii's 1 iture am
origin from those eiilertaiiied l.y the largo ai.rtvd-t
exjwiiems 01 modern bcieiice.'^-jA.vE,s^Wu.v: Ilw,/;. i
, 8. Autobiograiihy : with a Preface bv B. W. Riohard-
'"u^l^riJT' '•■ '*■»•,, '•""'"■I for private circulation.
Harris, George, 'rucker, >V. J., and Giezeii,
E. K. Hymns of the Faith : a Hymn- and Tune-Book
for Congregational Ise, Bost., 1S8S, l2mo
>n^Vu'^' «ev. (.'eorge Collyer, M.A., 1834-1874,
son d Rev Joseph llemington Harris, ,»/>„; gr»,luated
at L..eter College O.xfor.l, 1856 , prebendar • tf E.xete
S60: viear of St. Luke's, Torqiay, from 1867. I
Lessons Irom St. Peter's Life:^i Course of Lectures
preached during Lent, Lon., 1865, l2mo. 2. Church
Les;sons and Present Times : Sermons, Lon., Is67, 12mo.
3. The Golden Steps : being Recollections of Lectures
to Communicants' Cla.»ses ; 2d ed., Lon., 1873, 32mo 4
Sermons: with Memoir by C. M. Yonge, Lon., 1873, fp.'
ovo. Also, single serniona. '
Htirris, George E. I. Chronological Register of
American Law and Equity Reports of the United States
Courts, Wash Iss.i ,Svo. 2. A Trea.ise on the Law of
Contracts by Married Women, Albany and N. York, 1887
8vo. With SiMRAU,, G. H., Mississippi Law Reports
vo^xlix.-l„( 1873-76 ) Pub. by theS.ale. 4 vols. 8vo
Harris, George F., F.G.S. Granites, and our
Granitelndustries. Illust. Lon., 1888, p Svo
Harris, <;eorge Frederick. The Snider Rifle :
1 ,/'""„""'' '^"""unition : being a Few Notes oom-
IMled lorRegimental Instructions, Lon., 1868 Svo
Hams, George Washington, 18I4-I869,'b. in
what IS now Allegheny City, Pa.: was apprenticed to a
jeweller in Knoxville, Tenn., and was aftef wards captain
of a Tennessee River steamboat: eontributcl numerous
stones to the New Y'ork Spirit of the Times under the
gna ure of S-l. Sut Lovengoo,! : Yarns Spun by a
Xatral Born Burned Fool:" Warped and Wove for
Public Wear, N. York, 1867, l2mo.
Harris, Rev. Henry, M.A.. l,„,ic, vol. i., auu.,1
graduated at Magdalen College, Oxford, 1841 ; ordained
842; rector of « interbourne-Bassett, Wiltshire, since
IS08 1. Scepticism and Revelation, Lon., IS6I, cr. Svo.
T«fl"' c" ^„" '*'","" ""'1 '^'''"«"' Kcvelntion, Lon,,
186, p. Svo, 2d ed Oxf., 1885. 3. Tho Cla ms of
— ^^nlay
and oflmmai. govennn™i:''-5S?:')ta" xli M'»
AnaIvs[s",Tf''ibe''Fr '^'f ""' ' "r- '^" Kxamination and
|^v,l.^[::-&.^^s^Ts6^r^^
^nu;^o^ r^n" ?nrtT '^'\r^''i-'r r''
lirTifflm,, '-on., i«tis, s\o. 4. Memoir of Lor,l
T „i 'b • ■ /H'"""^'! "■""> 'b« " Law Magazine and
Law Review," Lon., 1808, Svo. .^, The Thewy.^f the
Arts, or, Art in Relation to Nature, Civilization and
Man : ccunprising an Investigation, A^alyt cal InScrU
An 'ii'" ? ""^ ?"«'"• Ri««. Province, P in ,de. aid
Application of Each of the Arts, Lon. 1869?2'vois.
tlie 1 riesthood considered, Lon., I86S, n. 8vo 4 Thn
IsTn Seo"'1.>^'",'''^ '" "^"'"r- '^''-t •^'-■'■"'"■'«. Lon.
18,0, p. 8(0, 2.1 ed., rev. and enl., 1886. 5. The Two
I lasphemie.s : Five Sermons on the Blasphemy against
lon rV°i ?,"" ""J ''"L '"""Pl'eniy of tl/e Holy Ghost,
Lon.. 18,4, ]2mo. 6. Death and Resurrection: with
'lon ■sNi'^To'"" "" n''" }■"'"" "'' '^'■'"^'•'"'' Evidence,
Lon., l-'-so, 12mo. 7. Outskirts of Revelation, Oxf., 1885
, "p,- ^■. ^1" '^"'r'uie Doctrine of the Atonement and
Its Place in the Christian System, Oxf., 1887, 12mo.
Harris, Henry, Primitive Methodist minister. 1.
I he Great Love-ieast in Heaven, Lon., 1S67, Svo. 2
Graphic Sketches , or, AVanderings in the Field of Truth ;
2d ed., rev., Lon., 1807, Svo; new ed., entitled "Sacred
1 ictures; or, Graphic Sketches," Lon., 1872 Svo
Harris, Rev. J. L. 1. a New Age for the New
C^iuroh, X. York, 1860, Svo. 2. Law and Grace : Note^
and Lectures on Galatians, Lon., 1873 l^nio
Hisf-^^'T"' ■'• ^<au ,?" '^"''"•" »f S^i'-'nee io Revealed
History, Lon., 1866, 12nio.
hr,!i?"r"M '"?>*'•,-'?'"<'*' *'"*•' graduated at Pem-
broke College Oxford, 1842; ordained 1842, rector of
laglesham, l-.ssex, since 1860. 1. An AlnhaheticHl
i?.Tw'"VV';l""-' "'"""• ^""- '«»»• 2' D3t Chanci
It . a Word of Warning, 6th thousand, Lon., 1860, I2mo
Win ^'"'■""'' y'^r'i"'' of the Litany, Lon., 1867, 12mo.
With H,AT,.i,, H. J., and Wiseman, J. F. T. : 1 The Pa
Komancn, R.wlifijfd, IS70, jto. 2. Logs for the Christ
mas lire: a Selection of Tales in Prose and Verso, Rid-
ilies Charades, Jokes, Ac. Illust. Lon., 1876, 8vo
in,,r s!i,"*i'?.?'".**' ''''?'^"'" ■"""■"''"'<' <^'»"'eJ'-»'"ram-
iiiar-hchool Che.ster. 1. Idiomatic Phrases in French
and English Lon., 1859, 12mo, 2d ed., 1870. 2. May
Flowers : a Popular and Scientific Description of the
of about the same profuii.
ftBellesi-I.ettros' iiiui Lord
. —ydl.Jx'ci:, xxix. iiyj.
: Te,-ts ndiipteU to dcter-
I I'honomenu, I,on., 1S74,
itise iin the iXiituic ami
"fi, 2 vol.-*. .S\-o.
lolly uiinwaro of tlie vast
'Pectint; inair.s imtnro aii<l
• the large niajoritv of the
— Ja.mes .Sn,i.Y: Amd.. x.
reface by B. W. Riolianl-
k1 for iirivate oirculation.
r, W. J., and Ulezeii,
I Ilyiiin- and Tuue-Jiouk
SSN, l2aio.
illyer, jM.a., 1834-18-4,
Harris, iiijhi/ graduated
11 ; iirebcndary of Exeter
jrquay, from 1867. 1.
: : a Course of Lectures
1865, l2mo. 2. Church
■mons, I,on., I,s(i7, l2nio.
ecollections of Lectures
d., lion., 1873, 32uio. 4.
I. Yongo, Lon., 1873, fp.
hrnnologieal Register of
)rts of the United States
Treatise on the Law of
Ibany and N. York, IS87,
ississippi Law Reports,
)y the State. 4 vols. 8vo.
.S. Granites, and our
n., ISSS, p. Svo.
ck. The Snider RiBe:
!ing a Few Notes com-
s, Lon., 1868, Svo.
?toil, 1814-1869, b. in
: was api)renticed to a
I was afterwards captain
; contributed numerous
if the Times under the
rod : Yarns Spun by a
Warped and >Vove for
0.
i., ["lUc, vol. i., au,i.,]
3xlord, 1841 j ordained
iassctt, Wiltshire, since
on, Lon., 1S6I, er. Svo.
ical Revelation, Lon.,
5. 3. Tb3 Claims of
1868, p. 8vo. 4. The
Short Sermons, Lon.,
il., 1886. 6. The Two
:he Blasphemy against
ny of the Jloly (ihost,
d Resurrection : with
if External Evidence,
Revelation, Oxf, 1885,
of the Atonement and
Oxf., 1887, 12mo.
lethodist minister. 1.
I, Lon., 1867, 8vo. 2.
in the Field of Truth;
ed., entitled " Sacred
[.on., 1872, 8vo.
Few Age for the New
law and Orace: Notes
873, 12mo.
if Science to Revealed
graduated at Pern-
ined 1842; rector of
1. An Alphabetical
)». 2. Don't Chance
nd, Lon., 1860, I2nio.
ny, Lon., 1867, I2mo.
J. F. T. : 1. The Pa-
of Fact, Fiction, and
Logs lui tlie Christ-
>ro8o and Verse, Rid-
Lon., 1876, 8vo.
"the Cathedral Orani-
3 Phrases in French
1 ed., 1870. 2. May
Description of the
HAR
Wild Flowers of the Month, Chester, 1872, Svo. Also,
school-books,
flurrist Jnines. (Trans.) Rhys Lewis, MinL-tcr
of Bethel : an Autobiography ; from the Welsh of Daniel
Owen, [a story.] Lon., 188S, p. 8vo.
Hnrrisy James Howard, third Earl of
Malmeiibiiry, G.C.B., D.C.L., 1807-1880, b. in Lon-
don ; educated at Eton, and at Oriel College, Oxford,
where he graduated 1827; succeeded to the title 1841;
secretary of .-^tate for foreign affairs 1852 and ISaS-.'iO;
lord privy .«eal 1866-68 and 1S74-76. 1. (Ed.) Official
Correspondence on the Italian Question, Lon., 1859, 8vo.
2. (Ed.) A Series of Letters of the First Earl of Malnies-
bury, his Family and Friends, 1745-1820, Lon., 1870, 2
vols. Svo. .'). Memoirs of an E.x-Jlinister : an Auto-
bi.igraphy, Lon., 1884, 2 vols. Svo; 4th ed., 1885.
" No inore iiiterostiiiK compilation of the kind has been
piililishfd in illustration of the history of the present
reiiiu, and in the latter part of the work f^ord Malmesbury
has the Held to himself. . . . The style of the journal is
spirited, easy, and attractive; and the matter is extraordi-
narily copious and varied."— .SVir. Kcv., Iviii. tiOO.
Harris, James Ueiidel, M.A., Fellow of Clare
Ccillege, Cambridge, and professor of Biblical literature
at Haverford College. 1. New Testament Autographs :
Sajiplement to the "American Journal of Philology."
Illust. Bait., 1883, Svo. 2. The Teaching of the Apos-
ties and the Sibylline Books, Cambridge, 1885, Svo. 3.
(Ed.) Fragments of Philo Judieus, Lon., 1886, 4to. 4.
The Origin of the Leicester Codex of the New Testa-
ment, Lon., 1887, 4to. 5. (Ed.) The Teaching of the
Apostles: froai MS. of the Holy Seiiulchre, Cambridge,
18.H8, 4to.
Harris, Joel Chandler, b. 1848, at Eatonton,
Ga. ; was apprenticed to a printer, and afterwards
studied law, and practised at Forsyth, Ga. ; editor of
the Atlanta Constitution, 1890. 1.' Uncle Remus: his
Songs and his Sayings ; the Folk-Lore of the Old Plan-
tation : with Illustrations by Frederick S. Church and
James H. Moses, N. York, 1880, 12mo.
" Mr. Harris ... is a literary artist, and his thlrtv-four
tales ... are ingeniously and charmliiKlv .set in ah epi-
sodical imrrative, in which • I'ncle Henms' figures as the
eiHiteur and a little boy as the rapt auditor. . . . The work
has five divisions: the fable.s, plantation proverb.?, I'nele
Hemus' i songs, a true story of the war, and Uncle Uemus's
sayings."— Aaton, xxxi. 398.
" Deserves to he placed on a level with ' ".eineke Fuchs'
for its quaint humour, without rel'orence to the ethnologi-
cal Interest posses-sed by these stories, as indicating per-
haps, a common origin for very widely-severed races."—
SpeckiOir, liv. 445.
2. Nights with Uncle Remus : Myths and Legends of
the Old Plantation, Bost., 1883, 12mo.
"The mine of which he first fairly revealed the richness
has, meamime, been still further opened up, . . . until in
addition to the thirty-four of the former series we have
seventy-one new tales placed before us."— A'o/ioii, xxxvii.
42*J.
3. Mingo, and other Sketches in Black and White,
Bost., 1884, 12mo.
"His perception is subtler and more truthful than Bret
Harte.s. . . . Both authors have keen imstincts and insights,
but Harris s are the finer and deeper. Harte's characters
are by far the more picturesque, liis incidents are more
thrilling, but Harris ■: people wind themselves about our
hearts and owe little to circumstance."- -Vo/ioh, xxxix. 115
4. Free Joe, and other Georgian Sketches, N. York!
1887; newed., 1888, 12mo.
Harris, John, F.R.II.S., 1820-1884, b. near Cam-
borne, Cornwall ; was a working miner for nearly twenty
years, and afterwards resided at Falmouth. Besides the
works mentioned below, ne wrote a large number of
tracts in verso and prose, and contributed to religious
periodicals poems ond records of his experiences in the
mines and among the poor of Falmouth. He was gen-
erally known as "the Cornish poet," and was awarded
pensions from the Literary Fund and the Royal Bounty
Fund. For biog., see Hariiis, John HowAim, infra.
I. Lays from the Mine, the Moor, and t' e Mountain,
Lon., 1853, l2ino; 2d ed., enl., 1856. 2. The Land's
End, Kynance Cove, and other Poems. Lon., 1859, Svo.
3, The Mountain Pi.ophet, The Mine, and other Poems!
HAR
Lon., 1860, 12mo. 4. A Story of Carn Brea, Essays
and Poems, Lon., 1863, 12mo. o. The Shakspere Ter-
ccntary First Prize Pnem, Coventry, !861. 8yo. ?Thci
original MS. is preserved in the museum at Stratford.)
Shakspere's Shrino, An Indian Story, Essays and
Poems, Lon., 1866. 7. Killa Rock, the Maid of the
Moor, Ponryn, 1867, Svo. 8. Luda, a Lay of the
Druids, Hymns, Talen, Essays, and Legends, Lon., 1868,
12mo. 9. Bulo, Reuben Ross, A Tale of the Manacles,
' Hymn, Song, and Story, Lon., 1871, p. Svo. 10. The
j Cruise of the Cutter, and other Peace Poems, Lon., 1872,
I p. Svo. II. Wayside Pictures, Hymn.s, and Poems:
I with a Portrait of the Author, Lon., 1871, 4to. 12.
! Walks with the Wil.l Flowers, [verse,] Lon., 1.S76, l6mo.
13. Tales ami I'oeuis, Lon., 1877, Svo. 14. The Two
[ Giants : with an Autobiography of the Author, Falmouth
j and Exeter, 1870, Svo. 15. Monro, [and other Poems,]
I Lon., 1879, Svo. 16. Linto and Lancer, [verse,] Lon.,
j 1881, p. Svo. 17. My Autobiography, Ac, Lon., 1882,
I Svo.
I Harris, John, of Montreal. I. Kuklos: an Ex-
jierimental Investigation into the Relationship of Cer-
j tain Lines, Montreal, 1870, 4to. 2. The Bible read by
theLight of Ideal Science. By Kuklos. Montreal, 1874,
Svo. 3. The Circle and Straight Line, .Montreal, 1S74,
Svo. 4. A Review of Macaulay's Teaching on llie Rela-
I tionship of Theology to the Science of Government. By
Kuklos. Montreal, 1874, Svo. 5. Centrifugal Force and
<i.-avitation, Montreal, 1875, 5 parts, Svo. 6. Supplement
toTheidogy and Science of Government : being a Review
, of a Book by Immanue! Kant called "Critique of Pure
Reason," Montreal, 1877, Svo.
Harris, John, of tha Kent Archieological Society.
The Parish of Erith in Ancient and .Modern Times.
Lllust. I.on., 1885, Svo.
Harris, Rev. John Andrer.s, D.D., rector of
St. Paul's Church, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia. Princi-
ples of Agnosticism applied to the Evidences of Chris-
tianity: Nine Sermons; to which is added a Tenth, on
tlie Christian Doctrine of the Trinity, N. York, 1883,
12mo.
Harris, John Howard, son of John Harris, supra.
(Ed.) John Harris, the Cornish Poet: the Story of hia
Life, Lon., 1883, 12mo.
Harris, John M, Annexations to Sierra Leone,
and their Infiuence on British Trade with West Africa,
Lon., iss:!, Svo.
Harris, John Oberlin. A Comprehensive Man-
ual of Elementary Knowledge; 2d cd., Lon., 1884, 4to.
Harris, John Tindall, of Englefield Green, near
Egham, Surrey. The Rifle Club: being a Manual of
Duty for Soldiers, whether Regulars, Militia, or Volun-
teers, Lon., 1852, Svo. Anon.
Harris, Joseph. 1. On the Pig: its Breeding,
Rearing, Management, and Improvement, N. York,
1870, 12mo; new ed., 1883. 2. Talks on Manures, N.
York, 1878, 12mo. 3. Gardening for Young and Old.
Illust. N. York, 1882, l2mo. 4. Gardening : Cultiva-
tion of Garden Vegetables. Illust. N. York, 1883,
12mo.
Harris, Kev. Joseph Hemington, D.D. 1.
Auricular Confession not the Rule of the Church of Eng-
land : a Letter to the Lord Bishop of Exeter. By Pres-
byter Anglicunus. Lon,, 1852, Svo. 2. The Baptismal
Covenant: Eight Lectures, addressed chietiy to Candi-
dates for Confirmation during Lent, Lon., 1861, fp. Svo.
3. Sir Morton Peto's Burial Bill. By Presbyter Angli-
canus. Lon., 1862, Svo.
Harris, Josiah, b. 1821, at Mevagissey, Cornwall:
editor of The Bath Herald, The Western Luminary, Ao.
1. A Diabgue in Mevagissey Church-Yard, Bath, 1855.
2. A Voice froni the Ocean Grave. By a Philanthropist.
Truro, 1859, Svo. 3. The Pulpit of Cornwall : its
Preachers and their Teachings. By Ishmael. Penzance,
1859, 3 nos., Svo. 4. A Tear and a Floweret, Truro,
lS71,Svo; 3d ed, Bristol, same year. (Contains a biog-
raphy of Rev. J. W. Etheridge, Ac.)
Harris, L. P. Mohuii. What the Swallows told
me, Lon., 1878, p. Svo; 2d ed., 1880, 12mo.
Harrit, Lee O. The Man who Tramps: a Story
of To-Day, Indianapolis, 1878, 12mo,
Harris, Lillie. 1. Mamma's Fairv-Tales, Lon.,
1878, p. Svo. 2. Our Married Ladies, Lon., 1886, 12mo,
3. Our Young Ladies, Lon., 1886, 12mo. 4. Our Mar-
ried Men, Lon., 1887, n. Svo.
Harris, Mrs. Lily C. and Thomas Lake.
Hymns of the Two-in-One : for Bridal Worship of the
New Life. By Chrysanthea-Chrysanthcus. Salem-on-
Erie. 1876.
Harris, Luther Mctcaif. Robuit Harris and his
Descendants : with Notices of the Morcy and Metcalf
Families, Bost., 1861, Svo.
Harris, Mrs. Miriam, (Coles,) b. 1S34, at Do-
sons, L.I., and educated at St. Mary's Hall, Burlington;
married to Sidney S. Harris, of New York City, 1864.
1. Rutledge, N. York, 1860, 12mo. Anon. New ed.,
771
m
HAR
ISfif). 2 The Sutherlnn.ls, X. York, 1862, l2mo 3
Louies Last Term ,it 8t. Marj^'g, N. York, I8«;i, ISmo;'
?2m, './'•■ \^"'"^ Warrington, xl York, I8(i3
IJmo 5. Louie Atterbury, N. York, 1866, 12.uo. 6
Rounilhearts, N York, 18(17, l2aio. (Republished, with
Cln v'v'"u-\oJ- ''"""y fo' Leit: Devoiionai
V i' ,i;, ;„ ^- '''"hard Vandormark: a Novel, N.
lork, 1871, I2ino. 9. A Perfect Adonis, N. York, 1880,
it ■ I?- J{'iPl'y-«o-Lucky, N. York, 188], I2mo. 11
BoT',.;.^",'''' '*';*?• i-"'"- '2. Phoebe: a Novel,
f88 ",9 • 'f,""";. '"*,• ^' '"'"''l''^' "<»' »d., Boat.
188a, 12ino. 14. Novels, liost., 1885, (i vols. I2ino.
Harris, N. E. 1. Digest of toe Decisions of the
bupreme Court of (ieorgia, reported in the Ten Volumes
fn^.h n '"• '■•*'*'"«"". «"- '«"«. Svo. 2. Supplement
to the Georgia Code .■ containing Public Acts pa/sed since
187,1, and the Conslitiition of 1877: with Annotations,
Side Relerences, Ac, Macon, 1878, Svo
M- 1 ,?''T,'''' 't'chnrd, b. !8,t;i, called to the bar at the
Middle lomple 1861. 1. Kefleetions from Nature, School-
,^% Jioin'n'soences, and other Original Poems, Lon..
ISo.i 12,no, 2 The Knglish Press and its Poets : a Satire!
«,v Cordrao \ erdello, [pseud.J l.on., 1856. .3. The
biegoofCandia:an Kpic Poem, Lon., 1859-60, 12 part"
1^010. 4. New Nobility : a Novel. By Benedick \Vhip-'
\ni'l 'T'"'^ xT^"",-' '■'*"' '^ ""'' '-'mo. 5. Mayfttv to
M bank : a Novel, Lon., 1870, ;i vols. p. Svo. 6. Nine
Litte Poems, Lon, 1877, Svo; 2d ed. same year. 7.
H ntson Advocacy. By a Barrister. Lon., 1879, Svo-
Mh ed, 1887. 8. Recollections of a Night at Brackley
Nor h..mpton, 1880, 8v.,. 9. .Mr. Bumpkin's LawsuU '
or, How to Win your Opponent's Case, Lon., 1S8;1, Svo-
-•(i ed entitled "The Humorous .Story of Farmer
Bum,,k,„., Lawsuit," 18S.i. io. Illus.rations in A "o
,S K ?;■ '^/^ 'i r'"- ^ ' • ^'^'"■'' '^""1 ■■ '^''"t should be
done by Client, Solicitor, and Counsel, from a Barrister's
Point «t \ lew: together with a Trer.tise on the Defence
of Insiinity, Lon., 1886, Svo; 2d ed., rev 1887
Hams, Ilicliard Donalid. Hymns on the Epi.
xiunf:ris6s! i":' "'' '™"""° ^"'^''■•' 1-"=-'-""-
f'^arris, Richard Julian. Life through the
Lotos: ii Riiniance in Poetry, Lon., 1884, p. 8vo
■,7;io,'7'*V*,*"n^l''' '^".'""^"-•'■. •■?'• P.iul's' School,
wiH,rri >fote-Book on Plane Geometrical Drawing
Sf P. C lapler 0,1 scales nn.l an Introduction tc UraplHc
otatics, Lon., isso, p. Svo.
Harris, Uev. .Samuel, D.D , b. 1814, at Ea«t
Machias, Me : graduated ,it liow.loin College I8;i3 and
at An.lover ri.c.logical .Seminary 1838; was profuss;,r of I
systematic theology in Bangor .Seminary 1855-67; pre<.- i
ident of Bowdo.n, and professor of mental and moral
phiosophy in that college, till IS7I, when ho beca.io
pro lessor of systernMio theology at Yale. 1. z'.cchcu '
?L r'P!"'".'. '''ii" "f "'-•"-■"i-^""". N'. vork is".;
I . "o^*^''""' • ™y<"" '"'■ "'e Death of hi . Re
<Ieemed, 186:i. 3 The King.lom of Christ on Earth;
Blstof Th -r' ''""V,"*^'.'*™- ^- The Philosophica
Hasiso Theism: an E.Mamination of tho Personal ty of
Oo^/x^Ylt-KssT^'sv:™- '-'"^ «elf.Kevelatio'„^;[
^r'^j:n^*::;-S"^ii«r!^:;^b^dt^,^[j^r?':^::
dainedl8..3; vicar of .'^t. James, Kennli igt m, ;i,l '
^^he^-l;::;t^:'Ts^'lS"""''-"™°"'^^'-'«^'^i
1841-1^^), b in Autauga County, Ala.; ordained m n '
novel.] I^ CI ristopl,er^^y;;;^-tp,i-4''t^^,r^
(Th ni', ? Isolation of Christianity to Civil S,)cietv
KKV. UK. and Others, Cooperation in Christian Work
BC*rh",'«.^*'''- ,'^^>'""""" Frederick, M.A, '
18?2 'iii f / ' K™' ""'eJ "t Worcester College Oxford '
lH^i'illi '" !'"' I^""' "'« I""er Temple I. 87.";; or-^
dained IS,,, vicar ol Bt. Michael and All AneeN' (
Blackburn, Lancashire, since 1884. 1. The Element of '
«rT.i"'';?""""""^«''' I-""" 1875, 8vo. 2. Pr nd.
pies of the Crimmal Law, Lon., 1877 8vo; Amcr ed ,
HAR
[ with Notes and Ailditions by M. F. Force, 1880 ; 4th ed
I rev. by Aviet Agabeg, 18S6. '
' T "*,Vo'o'.*"»"''"'* '• Old Coaching Days. Illu,.
i ms.'svo.' "• ^- '''" '^"""'""K Age.* IllLt. Lot;
: Old piif ,f:;:i^{|;^j['-^?^j;i;- -v:;:^;^i^^[;j;i^
i can be rescued from the wreck of il?,. , ,>,,ch!,„ I. ', T^
even the general rentier will U,'aCse,l"-';::i'^'*"iV5'
3d"u'iS'l^r"o.'""""«''^°""'' ■ "^ '^""-■'
; Harris, Thomas, F.R..S.L,, architect. Victorian
Archi ecture: a Few Words to show that a xNatim . Ar"
ehitccture adapted to the Wants of the Nineteen hCen
tury IS attainable, Lon., 1860, Svo ""i«teentn Len-
Harris, Thomas, M.D. Lond., M.R.C.P., patho
: logical registrar of the Manchester Royal Inii ma v
assistant lecturer and demonstrator of pa^hol, gy ri?e
: Owens College, and honorary assistant 'physician t", he
Manchester I os,,ital for Consumption and Diseases of
duct 1 oTVr ^^'f "^"'.™ ""nd-iook ; or, How to Con-
duct Post-Mortem L.xaminations for Clinical and Medico-
Legal Purposes, lllust. Lon., 1887, p Svo
Harris, Thomas Frederick. Hand-Book of
Aeoasties, for the Use of Medical .Student^ Lon.riSSr,
1 JJ"V'p' '•"''•""as l-al^e, [n„te, vol, i. add.,! b
^82^i, at lenny .'^tralford, Eng. ; removeil to the T, ted
States while young. He was first a Calvinist, then a
and a e! I ;"'•■'''•' '','!^' '° "'" •''«"■"« " ^PiH'ualisf^
and alter lecturing in Great Britain established a com-
munity kn.nvn „s the Brotherhood of the New Lili n
Dutchess County, N.Y, of which Laurence Oil h„nt
HeTald oV'lT'hr- ,"V";f «''''«J "^ J— 1 calle'd ?he
Herald of Light. I. Letters upon the Repeal of the
Fugitive Slave Law, Wash., 1851, Svo. 2. The \nsdoiu
of Anges. Parti. N. York, 1857, 12mo. 3. Hy ns
for Spiritual Devotion, N.York, 1858, 12mo. 4. .Vrcrrm
iai!/' N"v-'-'/'V:r«'"'.^'=''^* of the Divine W„r L
lait 1. X \ork, 1858, Svo. ,5. The .Song of Satan-
Days, N. y„k, 1860. Svo. 7. Modern Spiritualism-
Sermons penehed ^n Stove Street Music H. II, Lon m
I 'rwe'.v," Di ■ ^ "'■''' 'fV-r- »■ The Milleni'iial Age
Inelvo Discourses, N. York, IS6I), !2mo, 9. Truth and
Life in Jesus : Sermons, Lon, 1860 p. Svo. 10, Tl e G ™
,R.p.j^, ,c : a Poem of the Sun, N. York, 1867. I2mo
ito l'» A ''"'' ",",0 ^^ "" '■ "" ^'"^y- N- Vork, 1867
r 1 ;• 1 l: *-■""" "' < '■"■'tianily : an Unfolding of the
Celestial Sense of the Divine M-or,l, N. York, 1,868 2
I vols. 8vo. l.-i. The Wedding-Gue.n ; Jesus „-Yes'sa
Fountain Grove, Cal, 1878, Svo. 14. A Voice IV, in
Heaven, lountain Grove. 1879, 8vo. 15. The Holy C v
Lift 88 'to "'r'?n"^S> f "• '«• The "".'.in.n;^
,„'; « • ' • „' '• I'''' W'"'''"" of "'« Adepts : Eso-
8v ■*,7"°f' "'"'">" Jli^tory, Fountain Grove. 1884,
i,lv P . ,^0"'"'- «■ i'oeiu of the Woman's Mys-
M ' l"lvc'", '"■'• ""•'.?J"^ ''"■ "'"h IlAunis,
T) i' , r '(■ ';•;•"/"'■",) The Lord: the Two-in-One
Declared and (ilorilied, .Salem-on-Krie, 1876, Svo
Harris, Vincent Dormer, M.D, FRCP nhv
St" '"tH. '^Im "':.'';';■". ,""^'''1'" '"■• Dise'as-eso/ 1 ;
Chest Tie Student's Guide to Diseases of the Clict •
nicluding tnc Principal Affections of the Pleuru., Lun..
PerieaidiuiM Heart, and Aorta. Hlust. I,,,,, l,.?s
lolT'l r V"' !"""■]'' ^'^'"■^■' *'"""'" for "'e Physio-'
logical Laboratory, Lon., 1880, p. Svo; 4th ed, 18.88
Harris, Rev. W., of Camberwell. 1. Six Lectures
on Questions indicative of Character, Lon., 1875, 12mo.
2. Hoim etical Commentary on the Books of Samuel.
Harris, W. A. Titles to Mines in the United States •
w, I. the Statute., ..nd References to the Decisions of tl ^
Courts relating thereto. Lon., 1S77, Svo
„rn, "i"'*!^"'* f • V"-' ''"""'" ^*'''^«'' «■"' ''o*" it goes
around: a Compote Description of the Manufacture of
Pottery in Arjierica. Hlust. Trenton, N.J., 1886 Svo
Own ""'f V T-r, ^'''^ "'«'" "f I'roperty and the
Ownerslripof Land, Bost.. I8S7, Svo >■ •'
hi"""'"' ♦^i'lia'ni ot :alesowen. Clentine Ram.
bles a Description of IL.gley, Clent, and the Surround-
ng Scenery. Rev. an.l enl. by W. Stephens. Ac. Stonr-
Oi'Hi-c, i,--,o:i, .-ivo. '
Prf J"',-"' ^*'!',I,'«'"' M.R.O.P. Insanity : its Causes,
Prevention, a^nd Treatment, Lon, 1882, p. Svo
0„Mi^L"V« "''■ **""«■"' l-resbyterian minister. I.
Outlines of Sermons on the Miracles of the Old Testa- '
F. Force, 1880 ; 4th ed.,
HAR
ment. By a London Minister. Lon., ]87,S Svn 2
<J.f:' •'^^'•i""'" ("'■ li"y9 .mil Girls, by William HuVris'
Wilbcrlorco Newton, iind Eilgar Woods: toirelher with
Fifteen Ten-Alinuto tiermons to Children, I,„n isso
8vo. .!. llomileticiil Commentary on the Hook of' I'nn'
erbs. Lon., I.SSL', 8vo.
HarriN, William. The History of the Rn,li,..ii
l'"rty i„ l',„li„„,„„t, l„jn., iss.,, 8vo. "'
..„ ' ,'.' '" ''''" " history tliiiii h chronicle, .sottlne forth with
?t .Jl.'.'''' ;""l V;i>lV"in,nen,lable freedon, fron> , ", '^
(liirilm r, 1 '"''""■"'/'•''""nt'rs in luid out of l',irli„nK. u
(Uiriiig nitlier more than a eeutury."— j(/i,, Xo. J'jiii
,l„.,""'*V **'"'""' <-'•' "''''•■''"nt eommissioner of '
lie |,o Mou „f the metropolis. 1. Questions and Answers
pZu i" "'", 'P^'""^""n °f I'onstables on Joining the
Pol ee Lon Istin, i2mo; 2d ed., I8(;s. 2. Manual ol'
IZrno "-"""'y "I'l District Constubles, Loi,., ls(;2,
in " e^T.^l' '''T- "■*'"«'" C., IJ.S.A. Prison-l.ife I
HI ';'"',, ^."'^""■'' Warehouse at Richmond. By a Ball's '
Bluir Prisoner. I'hila.. 1862, iL'mo. J' "■ "a'l s |
Ga7DHe!iI*'',-^y,"''J"!' ^- '^ ■'«!'-■'•'» "iuido "Id Tourists' i
imdclnL;: v'V^'^'' "'[-^''n'"" "f "•« ^■■""••^' States
anu 1 ana.lu, .N. \ork, I,S8,5, 12ino.
tio""^*,'/)'?."-?'" "'»'■'■>'• C""le-F«"i A,lulter,a-
Jil Cake flh, ;"■' V '"■•'"' ^'"""'^ '" "'« ^'"^'='""» "'■
Hnrr; «'• •• '^'"■""'"'rton. 18fi:i, Svo.
Bee its V ,".'}'" M«"'«"ngt»"- The Uoncy-
„"«""' "ev. William L., D.D., LL.D., b. 1817
KiicoHl'I'l ';.'•■• •>-"'- -»ini.^ter^f the Method J
Th! ilii., "!,!!' ,*;.''.'I™''..'''.'- 18«;^. N. Vork, I8B:!, Svo. 2.
HAR
In Hours of Leisure, [verse.]
Ti,; ,;,..'■"■ V'""-" '"!■ I8B.5, iN. Vork, I8B:!, Svo 2
^1 ^t<^^o::^i!^^ ^'"- -'' '■"-'-- Act. i.rl .
i.,"dd"/'iVp ',"-''!*'•'" 'j?"»'^' F'Rs- ["'"^ vol.
tide inventions f„r , ^ '"?=o «f feurjjeons; made so en-
a reeei 'T the ^'7'"'^ f 'M^ f™»' lightning, ic,
NlllurecT under ;';L"\:'','' '"„"*'';'; '• «'' "-
teetin- li.Hld"r.' ;!".'' "'' "" "'" ^'<"^"'' of Pro-
Kt..cts.';^i;:[;:.-;:i;:^i-«-^--the,,e.n.o^^
Construction in hV . '^ ^'""""^ ^'"'° "f N»val
Pro: eS™lymout^ ^l^r^r^ 'rT^ai"^ '^"'■"
tional Electricity. Edited with :y,';™"? ""/'i;'-
Journal of .Speculative II, 1, "i,' ,••'''""■• <>' "'o
Lecture St. Louis I. isv ;•'.,"' '*'"^'"' ■''=''="™ ' '^
lI^..y;Syr..e^e:J;.v:;,^S7.i^nr'"'"^'^^^'''"-'
licn.'al civil .service Li'l ' t, , ,'v l',?i' ''"■p""r""'J'"''
.^l-ne IVotn the Bladder, L.n., is/o, 8vo. ^■^"•'"^"'"' "^
Ilnrrisoii, .\. stpunrt ti n „ .
and others,.,,^,... l!^" "'tn. ^^^rT ^'^'"^ '^-""'
^^lI«rn.„„,A«..c.. Martin, Vine^lr^L Lon., 1872,
.hcl!S:r^3:^l!:rs^:'";?^;^s^■"^«^«i''^"^
land, from the Norumn Con'o le wT.h't'l'''" n"'' ^"S"
;Mr Births, coro„,uio„s,M.r,:s,;;:::;i:^-i:::-,;ji;
Of "r^^•n^""I^,„*:,^r.rp•. svi'^^'"''^ "" ""> ^"'-''
Harrison, Charles. 1. Theatricals and Tableauv
\ .van s for Amateurs. Illust. Lon., 1,.S2 8™ 2^
The Prmco nn,l the Penny: a Fai y-Tali Il'lusf
&:^^'ir=i;8fcJTr"-'itef'^"'"i''"
' Harrison, Clilford.
Lon., I8«7, Svo.
.Jf""'?.""' Mrs. Constance Cary, b about
iaslMoned Fairy-Book. Illust. ' Lon sst sq | ,'^"
t Ha,!,"".'' ^^"'^ ^'".'•=-'' ^""^'' ''<■"•■ IS.^^ p 8vo
0. Bar Harbor Days. Illust. N. York, 1887, liimo
Harrison, David. A Voice from the Wishing
toman Home, Best., 1860 I'^mo 'v.isning-
a '""e"Lon"'.8?'8- fl"''""'- ' '• '^^ ^-J "» «,dd:
a Juic, j^on., I8i8. l.smo: new ed ISSl 9 ii«- \r
a" All *R,^.f ^ n-' ,"'?• '^""'' "'■" '^" '>*'" "u
it All Kigbt? a Tale, Lon., I.XSO n Svo j (■„..
Howers; or. Simple Sunday StoHe's,'',i;-,ss^-, p" ' .?
J- Lnder Canvas: a Tale, Lon ISS'l i, ><,■ ,', . '
lc,■:L;^.'v;ius^ ":::^*:^j^8y'p'^:r f'^vi.'''"
a Tale Lon issi lo ■!.'•'?,■ "' •'• S«ond Best :
' der. 'l lu t" Ion "• '^'"'""'^H" •• >» Mne-Days' Won-
Harrison, Fanny. Our Teacher's Stories Ton
ISN). s(|. Ibmo ; new ed., (ivf., iss.s '-'""e". '-on.,
Harrison, Uev. Frannis \i i ■ ,
7 ,_,nc,nbcr of the royal commission on tr dtZ, i ^
Ke:."of s-iiiw^s;:;.-;;^ p;^:t:r:;nr '^-i "'^
An-theCouticilof Legal EdliJ^on ^f' t :'7S"i:
coi'inc"!! iss^'lL"" ''''''■:7"'" '" "- f-ondou CHI ,v
c::n:l..^.^n]'^,:L'';:!;![^-^;:::;,^-;l-j::^",;;^f
pf^rji^^i-S'^;-^^^^
»i- ••.mti;;ui'n!:;:'i^;,^",^i'r^';r"' '''"'"•' '""''^^
wiih'^;^;7'^i::;s!'^u)r';i::^riX^^'ii'T"'">;^^^'""
■1. Martial Law in Kabul, Lon, 1,S86 Svo 1 Tl,„
a1a!',to :; L „.' 8'":;%'" ^«^l;V 'J, !-"«>■ to Mr.'
a.d other'l iterar^'fe^; ^^l., '.^^ "p ^^ ""A^rt:;
edition on large paper, Svo, and a Po^iula^'eu'iulin;:"
I;re.,ch Kev.dutlon ai^^Tl rde^t urn c .'Is';!? Tl^ "' '"«
tliut.cisi.i, the Law CourtVa. I m,„'i ' niMloni le-s-
-Alhfiil.mi Jl»eu.v„oi. to any intelligent reader.''
Lon.,^1888:p''8vr"' '" '"^'^^ ^■"«'''" Statesmen,")
to'be\o^c,T"l!^t''f;;l'f.™^tf,'fl '!'/, "•-"" """V " - «""
h.iwever .irran,;,,! tiu ,,f,?l,,'"7,'''-' Kari.erod; he has,
hasever'bce,;^i,!M.!^;^;^li;i'i;y'-i-."^?'^,^",;^
77:1
HAR
well as by whnt he gives. lie has shown that every slep In
that wiin.lerful career Is familiar to him."— ^1(A,, No. 3109.
1 he merit (if the hook lies in the liilnes.s, llueney, and
(on the whole) liiirne.ss (jf it.s narrative of I'aets."— .va/. lia:,
!xv. Sd'J.
HAli
I
!xv. Wi
Harrison, Giibriel, b. l.S2j, in Philailclphia;
was an actor and manager, and later bci'anic a teacher
of elocution in Brooklyn, N.Y. 1. The Stratford Bust
of William Shakespeare, and a Critical Inquiry int.. its
Authenticity and Artistic Merits. Illu.-t. Brooklyn,
ISe:!, 4|o. Only 7:, copies printed. 2. The Life and
Writings of .lohn Howard I'.iync, Albany, 1,S75, r. Svo;
new ed., entitled " John Howard I'ay'nc, i. aniatist,
I'oet, Actor, and Author of 'lloiuo, Sweet Home!'"
Phila., ISS4, Svo. ,
Hnrrisoii, (Jcorge. Memoir of WiNiam Cook-
worthy, formerly of I'lymouth. By his Grandson. Lon.,
1.S54, 12mo. ' '
Harrison, (ioorge. Treatise on the Greek I'rep- |
ositions, I'hila., l.Ha.'', ftvo. |
Harrison, tieorge. Two Months in Brittany ;
with my Knapsack ami Fly-lio.l, L.m., IS(),><, 12rno. !
Harrison, George Harris<<a Rogers. A i
<lcnealogieal and Historical Account of the Maitland i
Family: compiled from Charters, Deeds, &o., Lon.,]
IS"' 4to. Privately printed. I
Harrison, George Henry De Strabolgie
Neville I'lantagenet. I. Fac-.Simile of the Origi-
nal Domesday-Book: with Translation, I,on., 1876, fol.
2. The History of Yorkshire, [and Yorkshire Families :]
vol. i., Lor., and Aylesbury, 1S79, fol. (No more pub-
lished.)
Harrison, George Leib, ISIl-I.Ss.i, b. in Phil-
adelphia, Pa. ; was for several years president of the
Pennsylvania Board of State Charities. I. Chapters on
Social Science as connected with the Administration of
State Charities, Phila., 1 877. 2. The Remains of Wil-
liam Penn: Pennsylvania's Plea, the Mission to England,
Visit to the (Jrave, Letters, Ac., Phila., I8S2, 4to. Pri-
vately printed. 3. Legislation on Insanity : Collection
of the Lunacy Laws of the United States to the Y'ear
188;!, inclusive; [also] England, Canada, anil Portinns
of the Lunacy Laws of Uennany, France, Ac, Phila.,
1884, 8vo. Privately printed.
Harrison, Rev. H., of Hackney. A Guide to the
Ihrone: a Daily Guide to Family Devotion. Illust
Lon., 1857-61, 4to.
Harrison, Rev. Holl, b. IS.r, in Anne Arundel
v'iV , ' ««'''«'»'" master in St. Paul's School, Concord,
iN.lI., 18()5-79, and since then rector of St. John's Elli-
ccJttCity, Md. I. Hugh Davey Evans, LL.D.: a Me-
moir founded upcn Kecollections written by Himself
l.artford, 1870, 12mo. 2. Life of the Right Reverend
J"hn Bishop Kerfoot. D.D, LL.D.. First Bishop of I
Pittsburgh : with Selections from his Diaries and Cor- >
respondenoe. Illust. N. York, 1886, 2 vols. Svo.
fn"!'"^ ^"'l'^ K""I "■'''<-'h "'"' '""''»' its principal appeal ,
whM?-?„ '!;''" 5'"l ">em.selves in places simi ar t"> ha '
i ,ri«,,'?''i?''.^'"'^"''', "pcupi"'. "'"1 tc those profound y
hpscopal Church l),u to read his blonrapln-, . is
to be made aware that his ('hri.stiaiiiiy and his niaiiho'od
traiiscondcd his particular opinions."- .Vo^Vm, xliii "ic,
1 his IS an interesting and profitable bo,ik. It depicts a
c aracter sniKularly .levoiit.'manly, lovable, an,rener^
EUlc And It nieidentally .-hows us soniethliigof the faith
the eiitcrnrise, the unworl.llineKS. which are the most a ■
trictive ell iraeterisliesof an orthodox communion wholly
independent of the statc."-6Jjfda(or, Ix. 359. '
ic!**'"'''*""' Harry. Poems, Clapham, Y'orkabire,
io8(, 8vo. '
HorrisoM, Henry William. The Battle-Fields
and Isaval Exploits of the Republic from Lexington to
the City of Mexico. Illust. Phila., 1857, Svo; new
©u., 1877.
T Harrison, I. Henry. 1. (Trans.) The Death of
Ivan the Terrible; from the Russian of Count A. K
Tolstoi, 1869, p. Svo. 2. (Trans.) Krilofif's Original
fables, 1883, Svo. 3. Complete Course of VolapUk : with
Grammar and Exercises, and a Vocabulary of I'wo Thou-
sand Five Hundred Words; adapted from the French of
Irof. Aug. kerekhoffs; 2d ed., Lon., 1888, I2mo.
lojf "/"*""'•'• Manual of the Type- Writer, Lon.,
J.^.^.>, ij,. Svo.
Harrison, J. Bayford. A Good Copy, and other
Stones, Lor.., 1884, p. Svo.
Harrison, J. J. and E. On the Culture of the
i each. Nectarine, 4o., Lon., 1860, Svo.
774
Harrison, James, of Gateshead-on-Tyne. I.
Oxford Theology; or, Romanism in the Church of En.'-
land, Lon., IS75, I2mo. 2. The Everlasting Kingdom
and the Life Eternal, Lon., 18S0, Svo.
Harrison, James Albert, b. 1848, at Pass Chris
tian. Miss.: gnidualed at the University of Virginia
1866: professor of Latin anil modern languages in Han-
dolph-Macon College, Va., IS7I-7tl, and since then i)ro-
fessor of English and modern languages in Washington
and Lee Iniversity, Le.\ington, Vii. 1. A Group of
Poets and their Haunts, N. York, 1875, Svo.
"He has an excellent sclectluii of subiccts —subjects
wliicli are a oroofot his having real lilcrafv and aslhet^c
i.redilectioiis. He has apparently made a" long stay in
hurope.and spent his timetliere in a sullicientlvseholarlv
manner. . . . lie is biiieii wilb the mania of beiiiir pict-
uresque at any eo.i^t, in seiuson and out."— .\ tliuii xx ."'JiJ
2. Greek Vignettes: a Sail in the Gn ck Sens in the
I Summer of 1877, Host., 1878, ISmo. ;!. Spain in Pro-
I file : a Summer among the Olives and Aloes, Bust., 1879,
' 16mo.
"Mr. Harrison'.s sketches are not only very agreeable
reading, but they have a distinct charm. He has in a very
perceptible it not very coiepicuons. ihrree the quality
i'L!l!\l\ll'^K\ ''.''• '^SV ,V"»!!M'icture.s,niely. and describes
them jympathctically."— J\^i((o,i, xxix. 63.
4. .Spam, (Sketch of the Historv of Spain.) Illust.
Best., 1881, 12mo. 5. The Story of Greece, ("Story of
the Nations,") N. York, 1885, I2mo. 6. .Autrefois:
Tales of Old New Orleans and Elsewhere. N Y^ork 1888
12mo. With Baskkuvill, W. M., A Handy Dictionary
ot Aiglo-Saxon Poetry: based on Grosohopp's Grein.
Editei;, Revi ed, and Corrected: with Grammatical Ap-
pendi.\, Ll.stof Irregular Verbs, and Brief Etymological
Features. Best, and Lon., ISSli, Svo; now ed., N. York,
Harfison, James Bower, M.D., M.R.C.P.,
F.R.C.S., gradu; 1 in medicine at the University of
St. Andrews; hoiiierly surgeon of the Ardwiok and
Ancoats Dispensary, and a.ssi8tMnt |ihysician of the .Man-
chester Royal Infirmary. I. Some Remarks on the Con-
tamination of Water by Poison of Lead, and its Eftects
on the Human Body, Lon., 1850, 12mo. 2. Popular
Medical Errors, Lon., 1851, 12mo. 3. The Medical As-
jicets ol Death and the Medical Aspects of the Human
Mind, Lon., 1852, 12mo. 4. A Few Remarks on the
Perforating Ulcer of the Stomach and Bowels, Lon., 1856,
12mo. 5. Familiar Letters on the Diseases of Children,
Lon., 1862, l2mo. 6. A Vision of Asmodeus, and the
Reflections of Dr. Anselmo, Manchester, 1880, p. Svo.
Harrison, James Carter. I. An Epitome of
the Laws of Probate and Divorce, Lon., 1880, Svo; 3d
ed., 1886. 2. An Epitome of the Criminal Law, Lon.,
1882; 2d ed., Lon., 1885, Svo. ,i. A Selection of
btatutes for Students : with Notes and Cases, Lon.. 1S85
r. Svo. '
Harrison, James Hargrave. (Ed.) Postwiok
and Rela'ives: written in the Early Part of the Eigh-
teenth Century by Thomas Harrison, of Great Plum-
stead. Illustrated with Notes. Great Yarmouth, ISoS
4t<^ 100 copies printed for private circulation.
Harrison, Miss Jane Ellen. I. Myths of the
Odyssey in Art and Literature. Illust. Lon., I SSI,
Svo. ' '
iin thography of her subject ; to the uninitiated, u promise
I'i'i- Vi'"*''^ '" ''"'ne--- 1 (■<"'.. XX. i«9
tbooi'if I ,nT?".''* '"'''i=.i'«''^'"'it. lint for the mythologist,
wR .1, 11,? '^''^ ''" '.'""■,'»" for the student of the ar
of h nan ,w'^>'' ^'"-'"il"* '^'""!'''l ','"" ™mnion materials
01 Human lancy. . . . Her main object is to show how
Greek artists conceived of the Homeric legends We
are not acquainted with any book pn.duced by any man
atelther university which does so mieh for the tnowledge
rmihrui'/.'' i"* ^H""""^ 'oyawonittii fronT oi e ot' tfe
Cambridge colleges for women."— .I(A., No. 2830
,„?•- Introductory Studies in Greek Art. Illust. Lon..
I88o, Svo. '
" The book .she has Ju.st published displays in an eoual
degree the instinct of address and the insthK' If VSeareli
;„V 'hV™',''^^'' »• ''^'""slamly encounter serious and
earnest thought, wide knowledge, and a vivid exposUion'
—A. h. Ml iiiiAV : Acad., xxix. llfi.
Harrison, Jennie. I. The Right Way, and how
^F^^J,"/"^' ^''*"*^'' '" "' N. York, 1863, ISmo. 2
The Children's Wreath, N, York. 1S65. 6 vol?. ISmo 3
on the Ferry-Uoat, N. York, 1S65, ISmo. 4. Morning-'
Glory Stories, N York, 1865, ISmo. 5. The Boys'
Watchword ; or. The Story of the Old Back Room, Lon ,
18<2; new ed., 1876, 12mo. 6. Little Boots, and the
bleps they trod in, Lon., 1874, 12mo. 7. "Little
Qateshcad-on-Tjiic. 1.
sill in the Church of Kujj;-
ho KviTliisting IviiiL'il'mi
■1(1, Svo.
rt, 1). 1X4S, ftt Pn«s Chris
University of Virginia
iiciilern languages in Itiin-
1-71), unci since then pro-
hinguiiges in Washington
ui, Va. 1. A (irou)) of
rk, ISTi, Svo.
inn of sulj.lcots —subjects
; real liternrv and lesthetic
Illy made a long sWy in
I in n snllicienlly scholarly
Uie niuniii of being )iict-
id out."— ;\ llioil, XX. ."iw.
n the Griek iSeas in tlio
IKuio. ;). Spain in I'ro-
es and Aloes, Dost., I.STU,
not only very ngreenblo
eliarni. lie has in a very
■nous, det;reu the quality
•turewiuely, and describes
xxix. 63.
story of Spain.) Illust.
■y of (ireoee, ("Story of
5, 12ino. 6. Autrefois:
;isewlicre. N.York, 18S.S,
JI., A Handy Dictionary
1 on Gro.schopp's Qrcin,
: witii Orammatical Ap-
, and lirief Etymological
, Svo J new cd., N. York,
iver, M.D., M.R.C.P.,
ne at the University of
in of the Ardwiok and
nt physician of the Man-
lue Rennirks on the Con-
of Lead, and its Ktiecta
850, 12mo. 2. I'oj.ular
10. 3. The Medical As-
I Aspects of the Human
I Few Ueinarka on the
1 and Bowels, Lon., 185t),
he Diseases of Children,
1 of Asmodeus, and the
nchester, 1880, p. Svo.
!r. 1. An Epitome of
rce, Lon., 18S0, Svo; 3d
he Criminal Law, Lon.,
). .!. A Selection of
38 and Cases, Lon., 1885,
rave. (Ed.) Postwiok
arly Part of the Eigh-
rrison, of Great Plum-
Great Yarmouth, 1858,
lie circulation.
len. I. Myths of the
. Illust. Lon., 1881,
:ra acomn(c-rcn(,'u of the
le uninitiated, a promise
[X. a")9,
not for the mythologist,
iir the student of the art
i the common nmterials
object is to show how
imeric legends. . . . Wc
4 proilueed liy any man
much for the knowledge
voman from one of the
Ath.. No. :>830.
ek Art. Illust. Lon.,
;d displays in an equal
the instinct of research,
encounter serious and
uid a vivid exposition."
a Kight Way, and how
I'ork, 1803, ISmo. 2.
1865. ft vols. IKmn, ."..
'->, 18mo. 4. Morning-
ISuio. 5. The Hoys'
Old Back Room, Lon.,
Little Boots, and the
;, 12mo. 7. "Little
a Sbjry. Ijlu^t.
Dunham's Choice
Northern Lily ; Five
HAR
Boots" grown Older; or, The Soldier of the Cross. Lon
1874, 12mo. 8. Paul Thurston and his Little IJools'
new cd., Lon., is'.'i. 1'. Marty and the Milo-lloxes'
Lon.. I,s7,-,, 12nio. 10. Little Oranges; or, The Friend'
of the Friendles.s, Lon., 1.''75, lOmo ; new cd., l.sSj. 1 1
Choir-lioys of Chcaivick, 1870. 12. Doctor Will, isso'
13. Jean -Maodonald's Week :
•York, iSS.',, liino. 11, Roger
York, I vH7, K'nio.
Harrison, Joanna. A ^,.. ^,,^ . ^ivs
Years of an Uneventful Life, [a novel,] Lon., 18S6 cr
Svo. '
Harrison, John, F.R.C.S. i. Weights of Spirits
per Imperial Gallon, him., ISal, long Svo. 2. The Pa-
thology and Treatment of Stricture of the I'rclliru Lon
18J2, 8vo; 2d cd., 1858. 3. The Pathology an.l Treat-
ment of Venereal Diseases, Lon., ISOO, Svo.
Harrison, John. ThoLainlof Restalrig's Daugh-
ter : a Legend of the Siege of Leith, Edin., ls;,7, i2mo
IIarri§on, Ilev. John, D.D., ordained l-,)i; viear
of Feiuvick. Vorkshirc, lsii7. 1. An An;idote to the
leaching of Certain Anglo-Catholics conccrniTig Wor-
sliipping Eastward, Lon., ISOO. 2. Whoso are the
Fathers .' or. The Teaching of Certain Anglo-Catholics
on the Church and its Ministry contrary alike to the
Scriptures, to the Fathers of the First Six Centuries,
HAR
Ac. Lon., IS(17, Svo. 3. On the Primitive Mode cf
making Bishops : being an Enquiry as to whether they
were created chiefly by those over whom they were to
pre.«ule or by one or more of their own Onler, Lon.,
ISiO, 8vo. \. An Answer to Dr. Pusoy's Challenge re-
specting the Doctrine of the Real Presence, Lon., 1S71,
2 vols. Svo. j. An Answer, in Seven Tracts, to the
Jiucharislic Doctrine of Romanists and Ritualists: in
which it 13 shown that their Teaching is contrary to Holy
Scripture.^ Lon., 1873, p. Svo. 6. The Fathers cf.,«,„
Dr. Pusey : an Exposition of his Unfair Treatment of
their i-vidcnce on the Doctrine of the Real Presence,
Lon., 18(3, p. Svo. 7. The Eastward Position I'nscrip-
tural and not Primitive and Catholic, Lon., 1876, p. Svo.
Harrison, John. Three Ballads: The Clipper
Screw, Maximilian, Trafalgar, Lon., ISK9, 12mo.
Harrison, Jolin. Imaginary Loves, [verse,] Bir-
111 ngham, KSso, |,. Svo. " •■ ' ■■ 'J
Ilarrisonj John. Oure Tounis Colledgc : .Sketches
of the Early History of the OM Colledgc of Edinburgh :
with an Appendix of Historical Documents, Edin., 1884,
Svo. '
Harrison, John, of Edinburgh. The Scot in
Ulster: the Story of the Scottish Settlement in Ulster,
Edin., 1888, cr. Svo.
,„?*"":"»"? ,I»ev. John Denby, Ph.D., ordained
ist,7 ; vicar ol Barton, Lancashire, 1870. The Identity
nl I ,/-".'''''' 'ho Anglo-Saxon, and the Catholic
Harrison, Hey. Jonathan Baxter, b. 18.35, in
■ "NoI, -*''■'■""' "•'»'"'«' at Franklin Falls, N.H.,
since 1860. i Certain Dangerous Tendencies in Amer-
ican Life, ond other Papers, Boat., 1880, 12mo. Anon.
TLq, ,» Studios on Indian Reservations, Phila.,
1887, I6mo. ' '
Harrison, Joseph, 1S10-I874,b. in Philadelphia;
became a mechanical engineer and inventor, and was
employed by the Russian government to construct loco-
motives Ac., l84"-52. 1. An Essay on the Steam
Boiler Phi a ISfi-, lOmo. 2. The Locomotive Engine,
and Philadelphia's Share in its Early Improvements
rev. ed., Phihv., 1872, Svo. 3. The Iron-Worker and
King Solonion: with a Memoir and an Appendix; 2d
cd rev., Phila., 1860. Printed f,.r private circulation.
Harrison, Rev. Joshua Clarkson. The Offi-
cers, Services, and Institutions of Park Chapel, Camden
rown : with the Re,K,rt8 for I85S (l,S(i|) and an Address
to the Church and Congregation, Camden Town, 1850-
01, 2 vols. 12mo. Privately printed. Also, single ser-
mons and addresses.
Harrison, Rev. Lawrence John. Sermons
preached on Various Occasions, Lon., 1867 p Svo
Harrison, Mrs. M. B. (Trans.) a (ireat Ladyj
K^hn 1 ?*''°"',').-''i •'• *:'"• ^*«"i"- [pseud, for August
huprtne,] Lon., InjS, p. svo.
Harrison, Mrs. iMary, daughter of Rev. Charles
Kingsley, ,«/ra/ wife of Rev. William Harrison. Her
books and her contributions to periodicals have been pub-
lished under the pseudonyme of " Lucas Malet." 1. Mrs
Lorimer : a Sketch in Black and White, Lon., 1882. 2
vols. p. Svo,
"Not only brimful of cleverness, profuse and careless
cleveriii'ss, as of one rich in inlelligenci', ami of geniiine
softly reflective himiniir, such as critics hive, but of power
of a kind so separate that it is Imrd to characterize wlthuul
quoting in justltieation the wIkjIc book."— .sWc/u^,,-, Ivi.
180.
2. Colonel Enderby's Wife: a Novel, Lon., 1885, 3
vols. cr. Svo.
" We cniinot doubt that this sturv will live ainoiiL'vt ibe
great Hiigli:.li tictions of ibis ceiiliu'v. For it moves In the
higher imaginative world wiibmit iiiiv ileliciciicv in real-
ism. There is lUible poetry in it wii'hoiu ilreaiiiiiicss or
want o, grasp lor the truth of hunmii imlure."— .s;)iv(o(or
ivlit. /in. ' '
3. Little Peter! a Christmas .Morality, Lon., 18S7, so.
16uio. 4. A Counsel of Perfection. Lon., ISSS p. Svo
Harrison, Miss .llnry. The Skilful Cook: 'a
Pcaotical Manual of Modern Kxiierience, Lon.. 18S4
cr. Svo. '
Harrison, Nellie I'ortrscue. 1. For One Mans
Pleasure: a Novel, Lon.. Iss.l, 2 vols. cr. Svo; new
ed., 1S85. 2, So Runs my Dream: a Story, Lon., 1S85,
2 V(ds. p. Svo.
Harrison, Octavian Baxter Cameron, M.A.,
b. 1819; graduated nt Trinity College, Cambridge. 1841 ;
called to the bar at the Inner Temple 1S51 " 1. The
Summary Procedure on Bills of Exchange Act, 1855,
Lon., ISjo, 12ino; 2d ed. .same year. 2. The Practice
of the Sheriff's Court of the City of i.ondon, Lon., 1800,
or. Svo. 3. The Registration (Occupation Voters) Act,
188o, Lon., ISS.), Svo. 4. The Representation of the
People Act, 1884: Notes, Lon., 1SS5, p. Svo.
Ilarrison, Oscar. The Comic Guide to the Isle
of Man. Illust. Lon., 1881, Svo.
Harrison, R. E. What is Congelaticm ? or. The
Benumbing Influence of Cold in proilueing Insensibility
to Pain in Dental Operations popularly explained, Lon.,
1858, 12ino.
Harrison, Reginald, M.D., F.R.C.S., surgeon to
the Liverpool Royal Inlirmary. 1. Clinical Lectures on
, Stricture of the Urethra and Disorders of the Urinary
Organs, Lon., 1878, Svo. 2. Lectures on the Surgical
^ Diseases of the Urinary Organs; 2d ed., enl., Lon., IssO
I Svo; 3d ed., 1887. 3. The Prevention of Stricture and
of Prostatic Obstruction, Lon., 1SS2. 4. On some Recent
Advances in Surgery of the Urinary Organs: Address,
Lon., 1883, .Svo. 5. Observations on Lithotomy, Lithot-
rity, nn<l the Early Detection of Stone in the Bladder-
witli a De.-cription of a New Method of Tapping the
Bladder, Lon., 1883, Svo. 6. Some Points in the Surgery
ot the Irinary Organs: Lettsomian Lecture, Lon., 1888.
IlBrrison, MiMor-Gen. Richard, R.E., C.B.,
C.AI.G.. served in the Indian Mutiny. China war, Zulu
war, Egyptian exiiedition, Ac. 1. A Practical .Scheme
lor the Reorganization of the Armies of Engh nd By
an Officer. Lon., 1871, Svo. 2. The Volunteer, the
Militiaman, and the Regular .Soldier. By a Publio-
S^chool Boy. Lon., 1874, Svo. 3. The Officer's Memo-
randum-Book for Peace and War, Lon., 1877, obi. 32mo;
4th ed.. 1SS5.
Harrison, Robert, librarian of the London
Library. 1. Notes of a Nine Years' Residence in Russia,
from 1844 to 1S53. Lon., 1S55, p. Svo. 2. Colonial
Sketches ; or. Five Years in South Australia, Lon., 1802,
12mo. 3. (Trans.) Lorenzo do' Medici the Magnificent,
by A. von Reumont, Lon., 1876, 2 vols. Svo. 4. Cata-
logue of the London Library ; with Appendix containing
List of Members, Contents of Voluminous Collections,
AInhabetical List of Tracts, and a Classilied Index of
Subjects; ;)th ed., Lon., 1888, 2 vols. And see GosT-
WICK, ,Io.si:i'H, eupra,
Harrison, Robert Alexander, D.C.L.. 183.3-
1878, b. nt Montreal, Canada: admitted to the bar 1855;
represented West Toronto in Parliament 1S67-72, and
became chief justice of Ontario in 1875. 1. Digest of
Cases in the Queen's Bench, Upper Canada, from 1823
I to 1851, 1853. 2. The Common Law Procedure Act,
j [Canada,] and other Acts relating to the Practice of the
j Superior Courts of Common Law and tlie Rules of Court •
, with Notes, Toronto, 1856; 2d.ed., 1870, Svo. 3. Statutes
; ol Upper Canada to 1856, 1857. 4. Sketch of the Legal
Profession in Upper Canada, IS.i?, 6 Manual of Ct"ts
in County Courts, 1S57. 6. Rules of Practice and Plead-
ing in the Courts of Upper Canada, 1858. 7. Munieiiial
Manual of Upper Canada, 1859.
Harrison, S.Francis. Crowded Out, Ottawa, 1886,
Harrison, Samuel, of Sheffield, Eng. A Com-
pete History of the Great Flood at Sheffield on March
II and 12, 186L Illust. Lon., 1804, Svo.
HAK
HarriRon, Rev. Samuel, of PittsfieM, Mass.]
An Apneiil of a Culoroil Man tc his Fcllow-Citi/.cn8 of a i
Fairer Hue in tho L'nitod States, I'ittsfiuia, 1H77, 16mo.
IIiirriMUli, Sniiiiiel 11. Alunzo yo Brave ami jo i
Kayre hmigunu: an Hysterical Drama, in Three Aets,
[verse,! Liverpool, 1S70, Hvo. . .1
Harrison, Uev. T. Three Hundrcl Testimomes
in Favor of Religion ana the Uible, by Distinguished |
Men and Women, (in., 1S88, 12nio. .
Harrison, Rev. W. How to take a Holiday in
the Tyrol fur £21 : with an Account of a \ isit to Ant-
werp, Ac, Manchester, 1S8R, p. Svo.
Harrison, W. B., editor of the American Artisan.
The Muchi.nio'9 Tool-llooli: with l>racticul liules and
SuggestioLS for the r.^-e of Machinists, Iron-Workers,
and Others, N. York. ISliS, l2nio. .
Harrison, W. C. liees and Uoo-Keeping, N. York,
18(10, 12nio. , , , ,
Harrison, W. II. The Fossil lirido : a Legend ot
Folkestone, and other Verses, Lon., 1S6S, Svo. Privately
''"Harrison, W. H. How to get rich in the South :
Telling what to do, how to do it, and the Profits to be
realized. Chic, 18S8, 12mo.
Harrison, W. P. 1. Theophilus Walton ; or, Tlie
Majesty of Truth ; a Reply to " Theodosia Earnest,
Nashville, Tcnn., 12mo. 2. The Living Christ, 18.S,!,
Harrison, Lieut.-Col. Walter, 46th Regiment,
U.S. army. Pickett's Men: a Fragment ol War His-
tory, X. York, 1870, 12mo.
Harrison, Rev. William, M.A., rector of Birch,
Essex. [a„lc, vol. i., add.] 1. The Light of the Forge, i
or, Counsels drawn from the Sick-He.l of L. M., Lon.. <
1853, 12mo: 2d e.l., ISlU. 2. Conlirmation : a Duty to
God and a Choice of Service, Lon., 1S()2, 12mo. Anon.
3. The Reality and Eternity of the Future Punishment
of the Wicked, Lon., 1865, 8vo. 1. Daily Readings for
Holy Seasons: Lent, Lon., 1876, 12mo. „ ,- ,
Harrison, William, 1802-1834, b. at Salford,
Lancashire; resided in the Lsle of Man from 184.), and
was a member ..f the House of Keys, and chief lounder
of the Man.K Society. 1. Bibliotheca Monensis : a Biblio-
graphical Account of Works relating to the Isle of Man,
(Man.'C Soc Pub.,) Douglas, 1861, Svo; now ed , l>,(i.
" (Ed) .Mona Miscellany: a Selection of Proverbs,
Sayinus, Ballads, Customs, and Legends peculiar to the
Isle of Man, (Manx ,<oc Pub.,) Douglas, 1,869-71, two
series, 8vo. :i. (Ed.) Man.K Miscellanies: vols. i. an<l ii.,
(Manx Soc. Pub.,) Douglas, 1871, 1880, 8vo. 4. (Ed.)
The Old Historians of the Isle of Man : Camden, Speed,
Dugdale, Co.v, Wilson, Willis, and (Jrose, (Man.x Soc
Pui).,) Douglas, 1871, Svo. J. (Ed.) Record o' the
Tvnwald and St. John's Cliapels in the Jslo ol Man,
{.Manx Soc Pub.,) Douglas, 1871, Svo. b. (Ed.) Rec-
ords of St. Mark's Chapel, Isle of Man: complied from
the Papers of J. T. Clarke, (Manx Soc. Pub.,) Douglas,
1878 7 (Ed.) An Account of the Diocese ot Sodor
and Man and St. German's Cathedral : al,so, A Record
of the Bishops and a Statement of the Rectors, Douglas,
1S7'J, Svo. ,^, ^ , ,.
Harrison, William, solicitor. The Law relating
to Chief Rents and other Kent-Charges and Lands as
affected therobv, Lon., 1884, 12mo. ,
Harrison," William A. A .Manual of Physiogra^
phv. lllust. Lon., 1880, l2mo.
Harrison, William George, 1827-1883, gradu-
ated at St. .lohn's College, Cambridge, 1850; calle.l to
the bar at the Middle Temple 1853. With C.m'K, (.koiigk
A., Jh., The .loint-Stook Companies Act, ISoO : with
Remarks and Index, Lon , 1856, Svo.
Harrison, William II., quartermaster, (irans.)
Studies in Troop- Leailing: The Cavalry Division; from
the German of J. von Verdy du V ernois. Edited by t.
W. Bowdler Bell. Lon., 1887, Svo.
Harrison, William Henry, editor of The fapinl-
ualist. 1. The Lazy Lays and Prose Imaginings, Lon.,
1877 cr. Svo. 2. Spirits before our Eyes : vol. i., Lon.,
187!)' cr. Svo. 3. (Ed.) Psychic Facts: a Selection from
the W'-itin"" "f Various Authors on Psychicnl Phe-
nomena, Lo"n., 1880, Svo. 1. Mother Shiptoii Investi-
gated: the Result of Critical Examination in the liritish
Museum Library of tlie Literature relating to the York-
shire Sibvi, Lon.. 1881, Svo. T.I.I
Harrison, William Hopkins. Ireland to be
paoifiod by True .lustice and Policy, Lon., 1868, Svo.
Harrison, William Jerome, F.O.S., science
776
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demonstrator for the Birmingham school b""''^ ;'»,'«
curator of the Leicester Town Museum. I. The (itology
of Leicestershire and Rutland. I'"f,„^°"" "o^ "
Svo. 2. Practical Geology, Lon., 18,8, 12II0. •*-i"»'
ogy of the C(mnties of England and of North and South
^^^'tly'^one Ivlth'tlMs'nmniml in hand "."y readily ac-
,|,iai ,?l.iniseir with the nature "f '''^.^Vh^%o I'l try
,M,m'.n"ng wliich lie may need ii,l(,rmallon. -Sal.Ra..
'"^.''Elementary Mechanics; or. First V^"'""".'" ^'"';
ura History, Lon., 1882, p. Svo. :.. 'he Science of
Ule Life: 'a Text-Book of Domestic ••^"""•'"'y; I^"™';
188' D Svo. 6. Elementary Lessons in the 1 rim pies
■f AgLulture, Lon., 1883, Svo. 7 A "'•"';>■.)•;'''';;-
tography : written as a Practical Guide and an In n,.
dm.tion\o its Latest Deve opinents Bradford, Lng^,
1888, Svo. 8. Photogrni.hy for All, Lon., 18^8, p. S^o.
With Wakf,FIK1..., 11. U0W1..VN1., Earth-knowledge: a
Text-Book of Elementary Physiography, Lon., l>-»i,
'"Harrison, William Uandle. 1. Ihe H..nd-
Book of Alphabets and Ornaments, Lon., I8b0, cr. Svo;
6th ed., 18(3. 2. Suggestions for Illuminating, Lon.,
1861 ito 3. A Practical Guide to Decorative Painting
f„r Walls, Panels, Screens, Ac. : 2d ed , Lon., l/''''^. '-'""•
Harriss, Julia Mildred. Wild shrubs of Ala-
bama; or. Rhapsodies of Restless Hours. By the Min-
strel Maiden of Mobile. N. York, 1852, 8vo.
Harrisse. Henry. Bibliotheca Americana \ etu»-
tissima: a Description o', W»'1<\J'^^''.''*"8 ,'" ,f '''''™''
published between 1402 and laol, N. \ork, 1866, r.Sui.
Additions, Ito the foregoing.] Pans, 1872.
Ilarriison, Mrs. A. M. Gethsemane, and other
Poems, Lon., I85fi, l2mo. .
Ilarrisson, John. I. An Essay on Pbysioal Edu-
cation, Lon., 1866, Svo. 2. Athletic Training and
Health: an Essay on Physical Education, Lon., ISBtf,
'"llarrod, Henry, FS.A., 1817-1871, b at Ayls-
ham, Norfolk: a.lmitted an attorney 1838 , was Kr
twelve years secretary of the Norfolk and Norwich
Archtcological Society; settled in London as a profes-
sional anti.,uary 1865. I. Gleanings among t'« ";"■"««
and Convents of Norfolk. lllust. Norwich, 18,,, , 8no
" (E.l.) Calendar of the Court Rolls of the Borough ot
Colchester: witli Lists of Bailiffs and Mayors to the
Present Year. 1865, Colchester, 1865, 4to. 3. Keper ory
of the Records and Evidences of the Borough of Colches-
ter. 1865. Colchester, 1865. 4to. 4. Report on the Records
of the Borough of Colchester, 1865. Colchester, 186.,, 4t,..
5. Report on the Deeds and Records of the Borough ot
King's Lynn, King's Lynn, 1874, 4to. a,,,:,.
Ilarrold. Charles. Directions for Torres Straits,
'"Harrop, Kobcrt. Bolingbruke: a Political Study
and Criticism. Lou., 1884, Svo.
■• .V larK,. proporthlii of his pages is rtlled with Pure ""-
rative.-wiih il narrative of events that are not Irii gl t
with much interest to l''«-?'-'''t-'l|.'>:.r™''''''^ '';''','"" V,,f/'
readv been liaiulkMl by writers ot lar greater powers than
Mr ilariup can claim to possess."— ."'jicrtdfoi-, Ivii. 0o4.
narrower, Henry Draper. Captain Glazier and
his Lake: an Enouiry into the History and Progress ot
Exploration at the Head- Waters of the Mississippi since
the Discovery of Lake Itasca, N. York, 1886, Svo.
Harry, James Spence. 1. (Trans.) fhe Right
to Fly, by Nadar, [pseud.,] Lon., 1866, p. Svo. Z.
Trans.) Atala. by Chateaubriand, Lon., 18b,, 4to.
Harshu, David Addison, [-,„((, vol. i., a,ld.]
1. Life of Philip lloddridgc: with Notices ot some ot
his Contemporaries, and Specimens of his Style, Albany,
1864, Svo. 2. The Star of ■ ablehem : a Gunle to the
Saviour. Chic, 1864, 12mo. 3. Life of Rev. James
Hervey, Albany, 1865, sm. 4to. Only 50 copies i)rinted.
4. (E,i.) The Christian's Present for A I Ages: contain-
in,' DevotionalT'houghts of Eminent Divines, N.York,
1S66. 12mo. 5. Life of Rev. George Whitetield, Albany,
1886, 4to. Only 50 eoiiies printed. 6. Life of John
Bunyan : with Notices of some of his Contemporaries
and .Specimens of his Style, i'hila.. 1S71, !2mn.
Harshn, Rev. John W. 1. The Nature, Effects,
and Pardon of Sin, N. York, 1853, 12mo. 2. Song of
the Redeemed, Salvation to (lod and to the Lamb, I hila.,
1870. llimo. „ .
Harsha, William Justin. A Timid Brave: the
Story of an Indian Uprising, N. York, 1886, Svo.
HAR
Practice, Pleading, ami Evi-
II ' lornia, San yrun., 1M78, r.
Ilarston, E. F. li.
dence in tlio Courts o'' '
tivii.
Ilnrstoii, Hev. IJd .ard, M.A., grniluiitcd at
Ciiiro iliill, Cinnbriilgc Ih.i4; olmjilain of lii»lio|i No-
villc'a II(»^|iili>l and v],Mr of kSlierborne. Diiri<et.''tiire,
l.H.iJ. 1. I'ettT Wall<ing on tiio Sea, and other Sermons,
I, on., 1816, 12mo; new ed., IS6H. '2. Sermoiid, Lon. and
Oxf., 1S54, Svo. .1. A lland-Book lo tlie Abbey Churih
of St. Mary, Sherborne, T,on., IMo8, ISnjo: L'd ed., enl.,
l-'lVi. 4. Wolsey's 13e!l in Sherliorno Abbey Church,
Sherborne, 18(1(1, 8vo. b A Ilaml Book anil (luide to
Sherborne; 5tli ed., enl., Sherborne, 1SS4, 8va. Alao,
tiini;le germons, Ae. And sec Inhki.ow, ,Ikan, infin.
Hart, A. The California Code of Civil Procedure,
aiiicnikd in 1873-71 and 1875-711: with Keferencea and
A|i|iendi.\, San Fran., ISnio.
Hart, Mr». A. Lilian St. Clair: a Novel, Lon.,
\SM, :i vols. cr. 8vo.
Hart, A. M. (Trnn.i.) Manual of Pathological
Histology, by Cornil ami Hanvier. Illust. 2d ed., rev.
and enl., Lon., 1S,S2, 2 vols, demy 8vo.
Hart, At H, Eloioentary Treatise on Hydrostatics
and llydrodynamii'S, Lon., 1863, 8vo.
Hart, Adolph-ds M., 1813-1S79, a lawyer in Can-
f.du. 1. A Jliatory of the Discovery of the Valley of
the .Mississippi, Cin., 1853, 12mo. 2. My Own Lan-
guage; or, The Elements of English (jr.ninmar. Mobile.
Ala., 1853. 3. Life in the Far West, N. York, 180(1. 4.
Practical Suggestions on Mining Rights and Privileges in
Canada: with an Appendix containing the Uold-Miniiig
Kogulalions, Ac, Montreal, 18(17, 8vo.
Hart, Alban J. X., L817-1879, b. in England;
educated at Stonyhurst College; was a teacher in the
Sedglcy Park School, ami afterwards for some years in
tho I'nited States. \. The Mind and its Creations : an
Essay on .Menial Philosophy, N. York, 1853, 12mii. 2.
My Own Language; or, The Elements of English Gram-
mar, IJalt., 1860, i2mo. 3. The Hermit of the Alps, and
other Poems, Lon., 8vo. 4. Catholic Psychology ; or.
The Philosophy of the Human .Mind, simplified and .sys-
tematized from the Most Approved Authors, Lon., 18(17,
p. 8vo.
Hart, Charles Henry, b. 1847, in Philadelphia;
addiitled to the bar 1868; historiographer of the Nu-
mismatic and Antiquarian Society of Philadelphia. 1.
Remarks on Tabasco, .Mexico, Phila., 1867, 8vo. 2. Me-
moir of W. H. Prescott, Host., 1868, r. 8vo. 3. Histor-
ical Sketch of National Medals, 177(1-1815, Phila., 1869,
8vo. 4. A Tribute to the Memory of Hor. W. Willis,
of Portland, Maine, Phila., 1870, 8vo. Privately printed
5. Uiograjihical Sketch of Abraham Lincoln, Albany,
187 . 6. Turner, the Dream-Painter, 1879. 7. Biblio-
griiphia AVebstcriana, 1883.
Hart, Charles Porter. 1. Repertory of the New
Remedies : based upon Hale's " Special Therapeutics and
Symptomatology," Phila., 1876, 8vo. 2. Diseases of the
Brain and Eye. Tables and Illust. Detroit, Mich.,
1878, 8vo. 3. Diseases of the Eye. Illust. Detroit,
1878, 8vo. 4. Diseases of the Nervous System; with
Clinical Illustrations, Phila., 1881, 8vo,
Hart, Charlotte I. (Trans.) The Will-o'-the-
Wisps ; from the German of Mario Petersen. Illust.
Lon., 1883, cr. 8vo.
Hart, Cheyiiey. The Christian Common Prayer-
Book,or Universal Liturgy : founded on the True Gospel \
Principles of Charity, Benevolence, and Liberty, and
adapted to the General Use of Every Society of Christians, i
Lon., 1861, 8vo. Anon. i
Hart, David Berry, M.D., F.R.C.P. Edin., leo- |
turer on midwifery and diseases of women in the School :
of Medicine, Edinburgh. 1. The Structure of the Female
Pelvic Floor: a Thesis. Illust. Edin., 18811, fol. 2.1
Atlas of Female Pelvic Anatomy, Edin. and Lon., 1884, j
fol. 3. Topograjihical and Sectional Anatomy of the
Female Pelvis, Lon., 1885, fol. With Bahboih, Ai.kx- !
Ax»KK HiQFi Freeland, M.D., F.R.C.P. Edin., Manual j
of Gyna'cology. Illust. Lon., 1882, 8vo; 3il ed., 1883. 1
Hart, E, J. History of the Fortieth Infantry !
Regiment, Cin., 1864, 12mo. 1
Hart, Edward. A Hand-Book of Volumetric I
Analysis. Illust. N. York, 1878, 12mo. I
Hart, Ernest Abraham, b. 183(1; passed through ;
the Medical School of St. George's Hospital, London, '
and practised as a surgeon, but subsequently devoted
himself to iiublic work in connection with sanitary re- I
form, and became editor of the Londor. Medical Record I
HAR
and the Sanitary Record. I. On Diphtheria: its His-
tory, Progress, ,«ymptoms, Treatment, and Prevention,
Lon., 1859, 8vo. 2. On some Forms of Disease of the
Eye, constituting the Condition commonly called A u-
i-isis, Lon., 1864, 8vo. 3. The Trutli about Vaccination :
an Examination and Refutation of the Assertions of the
Anti-''i'''einator!^, Lon., 188(1, cr. 8vo.
l'-' Mrs. fanny, (Wheeler,) wife of Rev.
Dud.ey )lar(, rector of Stretford, Miinclicster. 1. Try,
i and you AV'ill : a Story fur Youth, Lun., 1859, 12mo. 2.
Yule-Tide: Faces in the Fire. By a Clergyman's Wile.
.Manchester, n. d., 12mo. 3. .Mrs. Jerningham's Journal,
' I verse,] Lon., 18(19, I2mo. Anon. 4. The Runaway : a
Story for the Young, Lon., IS72. p. 8vo. Anon. New
; ed., 1860. 5. A Very Young Couple, ]s7;i, ,,, ,Svo; new
ed., 1875. 6. Mls« Hitchcock's Wcdding-Dress, Lon.,
1875, p. 8vo. 7. Harry, |verse,] N. York, 1877. 8.
Freda, Lon., 1878, 3 vols. |i. evo. 9. Verv Genteel,
Lon., 18S0, cr.Svo. 10. Three Epochs in the Life of a
Woman, Lnn.,' Is.sl. j,. 8vo.
ilart, Fred. II. The Sazcrac Lying Club: a
Nevada Book ; 2d ed., San Fran., 1878, 8vo.
Hart, (George. 1. The Violin: its Famous Makers
and their ImKators. Illust. Lon., 1875, 4to; new ed.,
18811.
'■ The title of this buok dues not fairlv indicate its inter-
I cstiiiK ciuitents. The vuliinie Is vahial"iU< to the violinist;
It IS nislruetiveforllie anialeur; ami iiiiseellaneous nuilter
liMij- lie found in it ealculaled to lix the atlentiun of the
Bciieral reader who is disposed to dive into tlie records of
ihe lii.stiiry and development of art."-.4tt., No. 2498.
2. The Violin and i(s Music. Illust. Lon., 1881,
4to : new ed., 1884, 8vo.
"The broad rsnKc of interest in the hook, which appears
at the very liegiiinint;, and >lie evident aiipreeintimi of the
romantic as well as the pviictieal side of llie quesliim.
shows that the man is mil nu rued in the specialist, and
that onisiders as well as exjieKs may look to lind amuse-
ment as well us iiislnietliin tlieiein."— ^a(. t!(i:, Hi. 'J41.
*» Hart, Gerald," (Pseud.) Sec Ihvi.no, Thomas
J., ill/ fit.
Hart, («crald E., president of the Montreal Society
for Historical Studies. The Fall of New France, 1755-
1760, Montreal and N. York, 1888, 8vo.
Hart, H. 1. Alcohol: under Six Aspects, Lon.,
1878, 8vo. 2. Drink Atrocities: a Word to Education-
ists, Tradesmen, and Rate- Payers, Holloway, 1878, 8vii.
Hart, Henry Chichester, naturalist to Sir G.
Nares's Arctic expedition and Prof. Hull's Palestine
expedition. 1. A List of Plants found in the Island of
Arran, Gnlway Bay, Dublin, 1875, 8vo. 2. The Flora
of Ilowth : with Map and an Introduction to tlie Geology
and other Features of the Promontory, Dublin, 1887,
]2nio. 3. Scripture Natural Historv : vol. ii.. Animals
of the Bible, ("By-Paths of Bible Knowledge,") Lon.,
1888, p. 8vo.
Hart, Very Rev. Henry Martyn, M.A., grad-
uated at Trinity College, Dublin, 1861; ordained 1863;
dean of St. John's Cathedral, Denver, Col., since 1879.
1. (Trans.) The AVorld of the Sea; from the French
of Moquin Tandon. Illust. Lon., 18(19, r. 8vo ; new
ed., 1874. 2. Elementary Chemistry, Lon., 1870, 8vo.
3. The Children's Service-Book for Church and Home,
Lon., 1875, 12mo. 4. A Preacher's Legacy to his Con-
gregation and their Children: Sermons, Lon., 1879, p.
8vo. 5. Manual of Chemistry, for Advanced Stuilcnts,
N. Y'ork, cr. 8vo.
Hart, Henry Wjatt, b. 1854; graduated at St.
John's College, Cambridge. 1873; called to the bar at
the Inner Tem)ile 1877. Bankrujitcy Law and Practice,
Lon., 1881, 8vo. With Eii.oAnT, Ernest, loterrogato-
ries : Rules relating to the Law of Discovery and In-
spection now administered in the High Court of Justice,
Lon., 1879. 8vo.
Hart, Herbert William. How to return Mem-
bers to Parliament without the Corruption at iircsent
attendant on General Elections, Lon., 1868, Svo; 3d ed.,
rev.. Lon., 1872.
Hart, J. A. X. Four I'surpations in Society : Ded-
icated to the Houourablc W. E. Gladstone, Lon., 1873,
8vo.
Hart, J. B. A Treatise on the Practice of the
Courts of the State of California: carefully adapted to
the Existing Law, Albany, 1853. Syo.
Hart, J. Coleman.' Designs for Parish Churches,
in the Three Styles of English Church Architecture:
with an Analysis of Each Style, Ac, N. Y'ork, 1857, imp.
Svo.
Hart, James Morgan, M.A., LL.D., son of John
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bftfl coritrihutud nuiiieroiiH iirticle.-
(Triins.) Thi^ Auiii/.nii.i ; t'niiii the
I)inxfl«tcilt, N. York, isiis, \2uiu.
of Tt'iicliiii({ Colors, by K. t'nvt', N'
3. (Tnini>.) Knjjhuid, Political ami
gy at Cornell. Jc>
to |iurioilleala, I.
Ilerijiiiii uf Fraiiz
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York, 1X1)1), liirrio.
Social, hy Au)(u^te
S. Itiirt, iii/n, ! b. IH.Ifl, at Princeton, N..r. ; (jrodiialed | the Actrcj.-, and Thomas Otway, Lon., 1S«K, 4to, 4.
at Princeton IHIKI, and at (JiittinKen l»(ll; iidmitled to , (l-.M.i A Kegistur of the I.hikIs held by Catlioll ■» and
the bar in New York ISHt); a»i(ii<tant iirofcssorof ukkI- Nonjurors in the Counly of Kent, in the Kelnii of King
on; hin«uages at Cornell Univeisily lstl,S-7:>; p',)les«or , (leor^e I., I.on., IS7II, Hvo. j. (Ed.) Selection, from tho
of modern lanKuaKos and Knglish literature in the Ini- : Corres|i(jndence of 11. Ulooiiideld, l,o IM7I, Svo. H.
■ersity of Cincinnati Is-fl-iMi, und then ap|iointod iin. | Inde.\ K.xpur«atoriua Annliuanus; or. A Descriptive Cat-
aloKUo of the l'rinci|>al liooks printed or published in
Kngland wliich liave been suppressed, I, on., i8"2-7H, Hvo.
7. All Kni|uiry into the Tenure of Lands in the Parish
j of Uravesend, County of Kent, more especially with
I Hegaril to tlieii (iavulkind and Non-(Ja\olkind (Quali-
ties, (iravesend, l«7:i. Svo. s, (Kd.l Kecorilsof OravcJ-
end, Milton, Denton, Chalk, Norlhllcet, .Southfleet, and
llleld; with Illustrntivo Notes, Oravesend, 1878, Svo.
With LvoNH, Hr.v. I'onsonbv Anvksi.kv, (eil.) Cliartu-
lary of the Ancient Benedictine Abbey of Hamsey !
i vols. i. ii.. l,oii., issi-sfl, imp. Svo.
Hurt, Uilliam U. 1. The KternnI Purpose: a,
Stu.ly of the Scrip'ure Doctrine of Immortality, Pliila.,
[ ISSI, IL'moi 2d eil,, with Supplementary Kssay (m Iiife,
Temporal and Internal, 1 SS2. 2. The Unity of the Faith,
i Phila., IS82, 12mo.
Hartc, rriiiiciN Mret, b. 183(i, at Albany, N.Y.;
removed to California in 1S54; became a oompositir in
a prinlinK-oHice, a contributor to newspapers, and in
isiis the first editor of the Overland Monthly, in which
he published "The Luck of Koaring Camp" and other de-
lineationsof Californian life. In 1870 he was made pro-
fessor of recent literature in the University of Califor-
nia, but in the followin); year he re.-igned this position,
as well as the editorship of the Overland, and removed to
New Y'ork, becoming a con triljutor to the At Ian tie Month'y
and to Scribncr's Magazine. He was C.S. consul at Cre-
Laugel, N. York, IS7I. 12mo. 4. (ierman Iniversities
a Narrative of Personal Kxperiences ; together with He-
cent Statistical Information, Practical Suggestiors, and
a Comparison of the (ierman, Ei.gliah. and American
Systems of Higher Education, N. Y'ork, M74, 12mo.
"In thi.s excellent little volume the amb..r hits told with
sliigiilnrcl^.irness, lldelily, iiml siinpllclty Ihoslnrv of his
student life in (oitti:igeii, Leipzig, and Berlin.'— A'li/ioii,
xix. IIIIJ.
.). (Ed.) Herman Classics for American Students: with
Notes and Glossary, N. York, 1875-78, 4 vols. IBino. Ii.
Syllabus of Anglo- :xon Literature; adapted from Ber-
nard Ten Drink's "(iescbiohteder Englischen Literatur,"
Cin., ISSI, Svo.
Hart, Uev. James Williiim Tusker, M.A.,
graduated at University <" llegc, Durham, l,-i7l; or-
dained lS72j vicar of Xe» Swimlon, (lloucestorshire,
since 18SS. The Autobiography of ,Iudas Isouriot: a
Character-Study, Lon., 1881, p. Svo.
Hart, John. I. A Practical Treatise on the Con-
struction of Oblique Arches, Lon., 1836; lid ed.. 1808,
imp. Svo. 2. Description of a New Method of Treating
the Sewage of Towns, Lon., 18i;«, Svo. I '"'J. (iermany, 1S7S-S(I, and at Glasgow 18S0-85, and has
Hart, John 8eely, LL.D., [mih; vol. i., add.,] ' s'loo then resided in England. I. Condensed Novels,
181(1-1877, was made professor of rhetoric anil the Eng- ! ""'' "•''<"' Papers, N. Y'ork, 187(t, 12mo. 2. " The Hea-
lish language at Princeton IS72. 1. Mistakes of Eilu- '""•'" ^'l""™' t'crse.] Illust. Chic, 1870. (Published
cated Men; :id cd., Phila., Sfi2, 12mo; 4th cd., Isii7. j originally in the Overland Monthly, under the title of
2. The Bible as an Education Power among the Nation ,
Phila., 1862, l«ino. 3. Counsels for the School-Hoom]
Phila., 1864, l2mo. 4. The liolden Censer: Thoughts
on the Lord's Prayer, Phila., I8li4, lliiuo. a. Thoughts
on Sabbath-Schools, Phila., ISii4, 12ino. 6. In the
School-Room : Chajiters in the Philosophy of Education,
Phila., 1808, 12mo. 7. How to Select a Library, Phila.,
1870, lijino. 8. Manual of Composition and Rhetoric,
Phila., 1S7U, 12o. ). 9. Removing .Mcmntains : Life
Lessons from the Gospels, N. York, 1S70, Iflmo. 10.
Sunday-School Idea, Phila., 1870, 12mo. 11. Manual
of American Literature; a Text-Book for Schoo's and
Colleges, Bost., IS72, p. Svo. 12. A Brief Exposition of
the Constitution of the United States, Phila., 1873, 12mo.
Uart, Joseph J. The Sunshine of Home; or.
Hearts and Homes, Lon., IS79, Svo.
Hart, Ludovico Woolfgang. Photography Sim-
plified: a Practical Treatise on the (.'ollodion and Albu-
men Processes, Southampton, 18.57, 12mo.
Hart, Mary II. The Children of the Street : Mary
Carpenter's Work in Relation to our Own, Lon., 1880,
12mo.
Hart, Rev. Richard, [nntt; vol. i., add.,] vicar of
Catton. The Apostolical Succession of the English
Clergy traced from the Earliest Times, and in the Four
Dioceses of Canterbury, London, Norwidi, and Ely, con-
tinued to the Y'ear M.DCCC.LXII., Lon. lS(i2, Svo.
Hart, Rev. Samuel, M.A., D.D., professor of the
Latin language and literature in Trinity College, Hart-
ford, Conn. 1. (Ed.) Bishop Seaburv's Communion
Oftice: with an Historical Sketch ami Notes, N. Y'ork,
1874, 12mo; new ed.. ISS.i. 2. (Trans.) Mozarabio Lii-
urgy for the First Sunday in Advent, N. York, 1S77,
Kimo.
Hart, Rev. Virgil C, a mi.ssiimary of the Amer-
ican Methodist Episcopal Church ; sent to China in 1865,
and appointed superintendent of tile mission at Kiu-
Kiang 186U. Western China: a Journey to the (Jreat
Buddhist Centre of Mount Omoi. Man and Illust.
Bost., 18S8, 12ino.
" Not only a plea-siiig record of travel, but a tlnielv pic-
ture of one of the least known yet most valuable portions
ot the earth s siirtftoe."— .V(i(ioH, xlv'.i 442
: " Plain Talk from Truthful James.") :i. The Luck of
Roaring Camp, and other Sketdiea, Host , 1870, 12mo.
" We eannot safely infer that a man who can throw iiir
these vigorous eicliinKs is capable of eoinposliig more am-
! bllidiis pictures with eipiiil success. ... At the same time,
lie shows .so iiuieli unmistakable talent in the story we
: have noticed that we laiiiiot but hope that be will turn
his powers to some account in future, and that ive may
have to eongratulate California on producing a geimiiie
teller of stories with a strong local flavour.^'— ^(i(. Jteu.,
xxxl. 811.
4. Poems, Host., 1871, 12mo. 5. "The Heathen
Chinee," and other Poems, Lon., 1871, Svo. (1. East and
West Poems, Host., 1871, 16mo. 7. Stories of the Sier-
ras, Bost.. 1872, 12ino.
"In none of Bret Harle's stories, whether In prose or
verse, are the charaoterlHilcs of his genius more striking
than in these of the Sierras."— .s>crtutoc, xlv. l.'w?.
8. Mrs. Skaggs's Husbands, and other Sketches, Bost.,
1872, 16mo. SI. M'liss: an Idyl of Red Mountain, N.
Y'ork, Svo. 10. The Poetical Works of Bret Ilarle :
Complete Edition. Illust. Lon., 1872, Svo; Bost., 1873 j
Lon., 1880; Host., 1881; Lon., 1885 j Lon., 1886, with
an Introduction by H. II. Ilaweis. 11. Complete Works
in Prose and Poetry ; with Introductory Essay by J.
M. Bellew, Lon., I87;{. 12. An Episode of Fiddletown,
and other Sketches: with a Memoir, Lon., 1873, Svo.
13. Kehoes of the Foot-Hills: Poems, Bost., 1874, 16nio.
14. Tales of the Argonauts, and other Sketches, Bost,,
1875, lOiuo. 16. Gabriel Conroy : a Novel, Lon., 1878,
3 vols.
" Any one who ha.s skill in (he art of skliming may find
his account in reading this novel for the sake of the good
pieces of description and dialogue to be found in it ; but
we, who have wandered through all its mazes, can only
speak of it as a most disappointing book."— Sa(. Jtev., xi.
16. Thankful Blossom; a Romance of the Jerseys,
1779. Illust. Bost., 1877, sq. I6mo. 17. Two Men of
Sandy Bar: a Drama. Bost., IS77, sq. 18mo. 18. The
Hoodlum Band, ami other Stories, Lon., 1878, 4to. 19.
The Story of a Mine, Bost., 1S7S, ISmo. 20. Drift from
Two Shores, Bost., I87S, 18mo. 21. The Twins of Table
Jlountain, and other Stories, Bost., IS79, sq. IBmo. 22.
An Heiress of Red Doi;, and other Tales: Poems, Lon..
187 -------
Hart. Wiliinm Hpiirv F «! i "!i" laoa i, i i ■ ''**'"' P' ^*'"' ^''- "^"^ Briggs's Love-Story, and other
to""I':,f 0,'lb^Pu"^' Z!,.'^in^^^^^ If,"' •?•"''• 2'. Complete Vorks: Col-
Short Accnnnt of tl,» t?n,.i„ \i.„ f . ? ;'°''' '\^ | lected and Revised by the Author, Lon., S80-81, 5 vols.
Account of the ^^^ ^ '^'''""f- -'■ "f "npowder | , Ri,,. ^j^ edition, Bost.. 1882. 2.0.'Flip. and Found
in England, Lon., 1S55, Svo. 2. (Ed.) H
tulariuin Monasterii S. Petri (Jloucestr
) Historia et Car- ,,( jji
Lon., 1863-67, imp. Svo. 3. Memorial of Nell Gwyn
vols, i.-iii., j w„ods, B
azing Star, Bost., 1882, 24mo. 26. In the Carquinez
778
ost., 1S8;1, IRm
' It is in its way a powerful story, and Its tragical finale
HAU
ihmvii inif lIl.Tnry ffflliiK; liiit We c«n bui feel ihRt the
27. Oil tliB Frontier, Uu»t., 18H1, |H,„„. 2M Cilin.r-
niiinhturl«», l,on., lfiS4, p. Svi>. 211. Miirujii, Hint |hs5
Klinii. " '
like tl Ik . liiKl lie uppnuiili to ,i lruK..,|y 1„ |,,"t ,iei r
eiw.iiKh to keep oiiu's Interim pltelieil IiIk1i."-A«(I"h ill
:iO. Uy Shore imil Soil«e: An Apoa.le of tlio T„k.« ;
"Siirah Walker;" A Ship of '411, It,„t., Iss.i, Klmo
" Ihrec very sIIkIU -.kefehea. . . . iiiiirke.l by iheir iiii-
thormisimlexlniviiKiiiice."-.V,i/,«H, xll l,-,7 '"^"^ "»
;ll. The (jueeii of the Pirate Isle, llluatriitod by Kiite
. leenawiiy. Host., IHS.l, ,i„. Uo. ,)2. Snow-Houml i.t
tiigles, Host., 18H8, 8vo. :t:i. Devil's ForJ: ,i Novel
;""•; ^f' I'- 'Ir"' ■■'•«• -^ Mlllionuiro of HoukIi .,„j
Uettdy, Loii , 188/, 8vo. :(;,. The friisa.le of tlie " Ex-
celsior ; ft Novel, I,on., I8M7, 2 vols. er. 8vo. 3U The
ArgonautJ of North Liberty, Host., IMSS Mm,, t;
A Phyllis of the Sierras; [also] A Drift from Ke'dwooj
(amp. Host., I88M, 24nio.
(Iknkhai. CiiiTK ism:
'"•"i;e"^,;";i".l:i^"r'r;!:l-^'->^^"",'""i;'H«inau
HAR
mer Mlnrants : an Account of the Mliralorv Blrdii
which piui, the .Summer in the Ilrltisb Islands.' lUust
Lon 187,^, new eil., 1881. m. Ilriti.h An .1. Kxtinc
W 1 ."ll' ':"<"" ,"""" ■■ ''i"' """"• Acrount of Mr till
HiM White Cattle, lllusl. I.on., 1880, 8vo.
"Weoiili,. auree with Mr. Hartliu- In tbIiikliiL' thni ii...
.1.^ .Maimnals aii,l lllpls' aii,| the b^K iii of I ellH
ibj'i rSFS
note as heTias soiiiiiled lliroUL'liAiit the" U ti c4 whle
iiiaile his reputalloii. In these lie foritcts all , 1 er 11 er,
tiire, 1111,1 sees ami Is possessed solely hy the 11 bwhl '• i 1 o
pj.rtrays. So vlKorous and veraelous'ls the e^. ii'eial, Vi h at
.111 extraiieoiis aiHl. relleete.l mutter Is left Smi Is .'
-T'Waio?,'lMb riij'.''"'' "" ^'^J"^'"' "he" It'rysialli^Js:^
'■ Helms plenty of Imnionr, both artltluial ami real and
plenty ol true ima«lnative wit ; he lias a s re eye for (liar
,„■ er of a .•ertalii sort, an excellent faculty ,,f.1eserlptl„n
both dklacllc Aii,l dramatic, uml a very iniisterfid ai m '
ieiislonoreir..ct; he Is capable of patli.V aiM he sTi na
ble o ilrMina; he ha.s ImaKi.ialloii of the riVht r, iiiam l,
quality : he Is an adept In certain siirts of p"s^ m i", ' I.
has abun.lant kii.AvledKe of .vruiiii classesc.f t'lve lie
s hanlly ever laiiltlcss ; f,,.- evi'ii when lie Is at is best ad
highest It IS never clear that a touch of iiiivemeity a tr" ice
of the practised Ma«e inuiiiiKer, a bliimler lii tacV a disc r,1
'!' Ti"!"';:'' Y'" '"" "l 'II' "'■' li" ""w iiUheii K oes
sIralKl t lo the heart for all that, and within hi "nitatrre
i^s_no lIviiiK writer who can iuipr,.ve upon hln,V™i7A" xS:
nllhl^^,^ ""' ""wt.cniiiic 'tly distinctive feature of Mr
u' I,'? 'b'7> "'"",",'"' '".""KK-e.-lfvencss, a quail ty ii which'
we think, his writing is hardly to be siirniusseil. By his
■' ,1s '"" "wi'/i""''-'? "f «"«i^--^ti,.« dellnit,'.,"; .rt lule hit .
. i' ■ >• ^^'," " '"'■'' '"^i^i-'s. thrown as It were by accl
.lent, he describes remote or trivial consen J ices .so as t ,
(jurry our iIioukIu at oiii^e to the centre of tie actloi Nor
lio we come to resent this as a trick of mail iier • i art'lv I ,^^
cause .Mr. I ret Harte knows h,.w t., apply it w t I ilTnlTo
,11 be ; uil '•''.•'V™""'-' " '".'•'^""y '»'' »" ftlcial, bu f, "1
on the truth ol human nature. . . . The nun Iv liiinir,i...iiu
aspect of .Mr. Hret Harte's wriliiitjs is 1, tli 1 it^nms fail m r
The curious iroiiy-usiiiK the w,.rd in its oriitinal sense
of uiider-stau;ineiit-wliieli runs through the wl , le h ge-
neric ratlier than Individual, But our Lt .or ,"ii ,?,lle?^t
H lu i,„ I ";l"'i''"l'l>;. • . . His Califoriilan tales, bev,'ii 1
their interest as works of Action, have a truth wlK if
lor ml' mVtl""'"'-!.*; '"•'"''■^ "'"" """•'"hat" asses f, ' 1 Is*;
tori al truth. . . . Uiey give us a picture, everywhere so
1 "^'.V::^',^,'*^^*' ^' '• (Ed.JUoMenLove. Illust.
^on-'lsTs^'l '""■ ^' (EJ-)ChaplctofGem8. Illus
iiOIl., lon.Sj l.^ruy.
P '?'?V.f ' '^**'; " illiam. .Sermons preached in the
Parish (;ii,iroli of lilandford, Lon., ISfil, 12mo
I.- 1 |Mn'',„^"'"*""*' R<=voIution, and other Poems,
tdin., I85II, 12iiio. '
Hurting, James Gdmiind, F.L.S., b. lUl in
London, and eilucatcJ at Downside College, near liath,
1 V^L^r''^''"y "f t"""'""' ProctUl as a soli-
citor till 18 1, 8, since when he has devodcd himself to
/ooogical inyestigutions. In 1871 he became editor
ot the natural history columns of the Field, and in 1877
e,litor of the Zoologist I. The liirds of Miildlesex ; a
Ion ''l8"fi;"° '8° ""',^»'»^''l History of the County,
Lon., 1860, p 8vo 2. Hints on Shore Shooting : with a
Chapter on Mjinning and Preserving Bird.s Lon., 1871
p. 8vo. .(.The 9rnithology of Shakespeare Critically
Examined, Explained, and Illustrated, Lon.. 1S7I 8vo
:■ ,? «"'"i Bo"!: "f British Uirda : showing the liistri-
bution of the Resident and Migratory Species in ho
British Islands, Lon., 1872, 8vo. 5. (Ed.) White's Nat
1S7 ^io°'^« of Solborne;' Revised, '.itli Note^W,
Fro^h W„; • ^.-J-''^''^'" Search of Shells, Land and
l-resh-Water. Illust. Lon., 1875, p. 8vo. 7. Our Sum-
Ion' t M? r "^ n',"'. *"^"' """"'' ""'' ""l-i'^' Il''"'t.
,,, "" ',;,■'• ^'°-, '"• .^■"'"y "" ■■^l'"" '""1 Natural His-
tory. Illust L,ui.,l 88;), 8vo. II. Hints on the. \Ian-
ageiiien of Hawks, Lo„, ,884. 8vo. With Kohkht, L.
liius..' ''i::,n.:'l8'';:'f,.^.''"'' '"'^'"^"" ">• •*- -^ '■--'•
IJarliiiKtoii, Mar.iuig of. .See CAVKveisn.
Hartley, Mrn. I ll||,ia and I; a Novel. Lon.,
8,4, 2 vols. p. 8vo. 2. Spi.leisand Flies : a Novel, Lon.
vol's f 8V,,''' '■' '■ '*' ^"^ ""■ '^""'"' ''""■' '**"- 2
Hartley, Benjamiii. Ouide to Cullodio-Etehina.
Illust. ami Phit.s. .V. York, I88'> "•"■"«.
I«'„Vs'w7'i'.T','r.".- . '• ''"■" ■">'• Adventures of
Lewis Metzel the Virginia Ranger, l2mo. 2. Life of
the Empress Josephine. Phila., l.Hfid, i2mo. .1 Life ,-f
trancis Marion : with .Sketches of other Patriots'. Illu.st.
Phila 12mo. 4. Lives of the Three Mrs. .fmlsons, the
Female Missionaries, Phila., l2mo. ;,. Hunting Sports
m the Uest Illust. Phila., 12mo. II. Life of l.Lniel
Boone, the Great Western Hunter and Pioneer; to which
him„ if o^'i' Autobiography complete, as ,lictated by
Bible Illustration, Phila., IS61», l2mo
Hartley, Charles. I. Elocution Ma,le Easy for
?"^^9""c^ y\^V<"'^"', "nd Headers, Lon., 1870,
till' f o '■"'u"'^ ^'"'* ^"'y- * "•"''" '" t''« Coinposi!
ca? «I''"-'^ ''• ^""- !!"•'' '2"'o- 3. The tJrammat-
ical Remembrancer: Aids in Correct .Speaking and
ist . a Co lection ol the Finest Passages of Poetry and Elo-
quence Lon., 1872, 12mo. 5. The Speaking Voice ; 11 „
to Cultivate, Develo,,, Mo.lulate, IHanage; Strengthen,
and Preserve It; witli Passages for Practic;, Lon.,^87"
Lon., 18,S4 12mo. 7. The Book of Recilati<,ns; a Col'
lection of Passages from the Works of the Best Poets and
Dramatists, Lon., 1887, p. 8vo.
Ilo^J^h"!,'^.', "'"• *^'l'*"'- '• "0™ Kemper: or,
llow the liitier was made Sweet. Illust. Phila., 1879
8M ,«, '''r'';^'',,°^,/'"' I'o-^^'i'l'out Society, Phila.
W! Issuer. 8vo ^"""■"'' "' "■' Willoughby Boy.,'
Mp^f?T'7' ^'^- , '; ''"' Measurement nu,I Oas-
Meter Testing; 3d ed., Lon., 187.S, 4th ed., 1882. 2.
Ihe Gas Analyst's Manual, Lon., I87i», p. 8vo
Hartley, Fountain J. The Sun.lay-School Army ;
US losition and Progress, Lon., 1884, p. 8vo
l?,V7 m7^' "*m' ^*'""' Sinithson, D.D., son of
Robert Milham Hartley, /„/,„, b. 1830, in New York •
graduated at New York University 1852, and at AnI
dover Theological Seminary 1856; since 1871 pastor of
he Reformed Church at Utica, \.Y., and in 187.! founded
the Vedder lectureshii, at Rutgers College. I. Prayer
and its Relation to Ivio.lern Thought and Criticism:
Vcddcr Lectures, 1874, N. York, 1875, 12mo 2 His-
tory id the Reformed Church, Utica, N. York 1880 i
Memorial of Rev. Philip H. Fowler, D.D,,' N. York,'
;^ .L °''' ^°'*- Setuyler in History, 1884. 6
rf.^^P'ilc." P^"^'"'* "'"<^' = ^'""'^^ ffom Various Authors,
Hartley, Kev. Jolin, Wesleyan minister. 1. Hid
Treasures, and the Search for them : Lectures to Bible-
Classes, Lon., 1859; 4th ed., 18751. 2. Let Us Go Up •
Incentives to the Pursuit of Holiness, Lon., 1872, 16mo
■,'LoV, ,!','"'^ on Holiness, Expository and Practical, Lon.,
Hartley, John, F.S.S., F.L.S., b. 1839, at Halifax,
Yorkshire, and educated at the Park Place Academy
there; was for twenty years a designer of upholstery
goods lor a firm in Halifax. In 18«6 he began the pub-
l.cation of he Clock Almanack, the circulation of w'hich
exceeds 100,000 annually. In 1872 he removed to
HAU
Aiiii'rii!«. AM()it of liU |iroilu«tloni are written in the
Yorkuliire illaloot. I. Annie l.iiiii, the Monrlniirl Fle)wer,
2. A llolling Stone; ii Tiile dl' Wronn" uiij Keven^o,
Wiiitofluld, ll'iiiii, :t. Yurl<i<hiro Ditticn; Iwo »orle.»,
lH72. -1. Yiirli»lilru Tiik^ ; two scries. 5. Punnuc
I'ociris anil HtarlliiiK Stciric", \'*7n, I2imo. (). Sect* i'
l.uuiliin : It Yiirli,«liiremun'H Ten Dnyf' Tri|i, l,(iii., Is;)),
K'udi. 7. Orlmes' Trip to Aiiierini: Ti'm l.cltcrs I'rom
Summywell (Irinien to Jolin Jomck Sinitli, Waltotleld,
I'*"', iL'ino. S, Yorksliir I'uildin' : u Collcr'lion of the
Most I'lipular Dialect Storiei. Irdiii the IVn of John
Ili.rdcv ; two -loili'*, l,on., 1^77, IJnio.
■Mr. Hiirlli'y Is a writer i if rcMil |iiiwi'r, limli ilraumtU'
fliiil liiiTiiiininH. Ill' is not ilfvulii ciiluir, of |iail.ii». . . .
fhi' iiiToiaiiciit viiliic lit 111!' Iiiiiili (•iiii«i>(s In Its ini'liiri's
of HiirliliiK-iiicii's IIIV mill thiiiiKlit in Uiv Vnrksliire uC tlic
liiiii'iii'Mili I'lMiliiry. Wliciv, Hllliiiiii simliiliiK aliiT Inn.
Mr, llarllf.v I'unllinis liiiu-iif In IruihiK .siiili jili'Iiiri-s anil
li'ltlni.' Ilif hiiniiinr llmv niilnnillv nut nf lluMii, liis work
nnuiship Is of Its klml slniiilv iicrlVi't, ami riMnliiils oni; of
iMilhlnH 80 miu'li as nl a llim rati; Tenlcrs."— .Sjjfrtii/ur, III.
11. Many a .Slip: a Domestic llomanoe, 1S7S U'nio.
10. Sccl.s i- Palis, |N7», lliiuo. I!. A .-ilieaf from the
Moiirlami: I'ocms, 1S81, !2ino. 12. .Scets i' Ulackpooi,
Flcetwoiiil, Lytham, ami .Smithport, lss2, 12mo.
Hartley, h. Industrial Thrilt; or, liil'o Assurance
and I'lnMoiis, Ac, l.on., I.SM7, |2ino.
Hartley, Mrs. May, (Lallan,) b. in Diildin ;
wile of AV. N. Hartley, i;/yVri. I. liogan, M.l'. ; a
Novel, I,iin., 1.S7I1, 2 vols. er. 8vo. Anon.
" We have seldom read thmuKli a nindiTii novel which
lelt n Worse taste lielilinl It than this. At the saiiie time,
weiNUiniit liiit iiiliiill Unit the antliur shows ii.nslileralile
power In hiiii.lliii); his materials. His eanviis, indeed, Is
erowde.l In siieh nil e.Meiil that tlii' sketehe^ are of the
HllK'lUesI; bill epiili eliaraeler stands on lis own feet, and
Is not merely 11 lay llnnre,anil the '•torv.siicli as it is, never
naKs. our ohjeition l.s nut to the liandliiiK of theui, Imt tu
the mulerials tliemselves."— .s;»c((//oc, .\11.\. lOK!.
2. The Honourable Miss Fenard, l.on., 1877, 3 vols,
or. 8vo.
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12mo; new ed., 18.><.'i.
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lias such splendid hiininiir and deep pathos us ilils little
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" Whatever may lie the political or religions hhis of the
reader, he can hardly fail to lliid so life-like a sketch of
society in an iniportanl pnrtinn of the realm hnth timely
and inteiestiiiK. . . . Xeitlier patlios nor humour is laek-
iii),'."— .I//1., No. J7'.'H.
!>. Tlie Game Hen, Dublin, 18S0, ]2mo. 0. liaubie
Clark. Kdin. and l.on., 18,>*0. I2mo.
"The simide tale Is told with so much vividness and so
much knowledge of the nutlylnK corners of liiimaii nature
that it will not easily he I'nrK'ntten."— .Icuci., xviii. 438.
7. (Trans.) No Kelations, hy Hector Malot, Lon.,
1880, 3 vols. or. 8vo. 8. A Singer's .Story, Lon., 1885,
12mo. 9. Ismay's Children, Lon., 1887, 3 vols. p. 8vo
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Hartley, W. ii. A Handy Book of Kille Volun-
teers. Illiist. Lull., I8S9. ISino.
Hartley, Halter Noel, F.C.H., dt nstrator of
cheinistry and lecturer on 1 honii'try in the Kvening
Class Department. King's I'olleKe, London. I. Air, and
its Kelations to Life: lieing. with some Additions, the
.Substance of a Course of Lectures delivered at the lloyal
Institution of (Ireat Ilritain, Lun., l-^T.'i, l2inoj 2d «d.,
187(1.
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i/miiiii' nf the varlniis experlmeiits made by I'asteur,
•'Schwann. Schroder, llastlaii. and otiiers, himself Included,
oil spnnlaneniis Kelieratlnii."— ,lcui/., I.k. iL'ii.
2 Water, Air, and Disinfectants, ("Minuals of
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and New .Methoils of (jualiiative Analysis. | I'liilosoplii-
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.Siieotrum I'hutography, Ac. : Quantitative Analysis,
(IMiilosophical Transactions,) Lon.. IN85,
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actions,) 1,011 , IS.sd, 4to. (I. Course of liuanlitative
.Analysis fur Students, Lon., 1887, p. Svo. With Aiik.nkv,
, Wave '.engths id' Lines of High Uefrangibilitv,
( I'bilosiiphii.il Tninsactiims.) Lon., 1884, 4to.
Hartley, Wiiielieiiiiibe Savillo. The I'hiloso-
pliv of the Human Mind, Lon., I> 'H, l2ino.
llnrtinaii, (i. A. The Turkish Cavalry Drill: in
Turkish and Kiiglish. Lon., I8.'it!, l2ino.
Ilartinan, William l>.,and Mecheiier, Ezra.
Concholonia Cestrica; the Molluscous Animals, and their
Shells, of Chc-ter County, I'a. Illust. Pliila.. 1874, 12iuo.
Ilartniaiiii, Franz, .M.D. 1. Report of (J.iserva-
tions made during a Nine .Months' Stay at the Heail-
(iuarters of the Thcosophieal Soch'iv at Advar, Madras,
iss.l, 8vo. 2. Magio, Wliite and Ilhick ; or,"Tlie Science
of Finite and Intinite Life: contiiining Practical Hints
for htiidculs of Itccultism, Lon., l8Sii, p. .Svo. 3. The
Life of Philippus Tiieophrastus Kombast, of Ilohen-
oivn by the Name cf Parueelsus, Lon., 1887,
be'iii, kno
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or, Varieties of
Ilartmann, T. Charitv Green;
Love. .\. York. 180(1, 12mn.
Ilartncll, II. C. '. Illustrated Gossiping Guide
to the Irish National Kxliibilion of 18.S2: witli a His-
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Dublin, 1882, Kiiiio. 2. Illustrated Guide to the Cork
International Kxliibition of 1883, Cork, 1883, 8vo.
Ilartog, IHarciis JManuel. (Trans.) The Natural
History of Plants, by 11. Ilaillon, Lon., 1871-81, 7 vols,
r. 8vo.
Ilartough, Mrs. S. M. The Curse of Mill Valley,
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Ilarlranl't, HiifiiK t. 1. Pockct-Ouide and
ILiiid-lii.ok lor the City of Phihiilclphia. Map and
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Sidesp liter: AVitticisins. Phila.. l.ssl, 12nio.
MartridKe, (iustavu!*, F.lt.C.S., surgeon to tlie
Royal Wcstuiinster Ophtlialioi, Hospital. The Uefrac-
tion of tile Eye; a Manual lor Students. Illust. Lon..
1 OQ I .. u ■) J - 1 . n.>> '
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iiient place, and her latest venture will greatly enhance ' Hartshorne. B. F.
a deservedly high reputation. ■ l.simiy's (Jhlldrcu' opens Ijv i! p ij wnj
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enlKiiia ot the Ir.si character will Ije deterred bv such 182.)- ordained ls2fi- rector of r,„rBnh„« is'm ^. .V,
considerations "Ilihcriiicisms" in the style, Ac] from the ,'.,.,,,,,' ^^., ' Logeihoe 18.l.'<-o0, and
careful study of what we have no liesitatinii iii,'",. [™" ''''"''' l'"'J™''y' '"•"'''''amptonshire. 1. lioekiiig-
nounclngtobe the most valuable and dlspas.siniiate cmi- i "'"" t^astlo: its Antiquity am History. Oxf., ls.')2, 8vo.
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none who writes .so manifestly from the heart and at the **™'>d. l,on., 1801, 4to. Privately printed. 4. A Guide
sametiniefullysalisliesthedeinanilofthecrlticforliterary lo Alnwick Castle. Illust. Lon., I8('j(>, p 8vo
grace, whether in her longer or her shurter pieces."— ^lc«(i •.--•-.- - '
XX. 3111. ''
Hartley, Oliver C. and R. K. Texas Supreme
Court Reports, vols, xiv.-xxi., ( lS.-,5-58,) Houston, 18:)fi-
S8, 8 vol-
k» .1 T» . - mm-.M vicwei »Tora irom Uli
Hartley, Robert Milham, 1796-1881, b. at letter-press,] Lon., I881)
.ockcrliioiith. I'.nff.r ri.,iif.v.i,l »,. \n^a^i»„ :^ ;„<• . *w_ L. l_ »•
Cockcrmouth, Eng. ; removed to America in infancy
founded the New York As-sooiation for Improviii:.' the
Condition nf the Poor 1842. and issued f::r it tbirt-J-f.-.r-
octavo volumes of reiiorts. 1. Historical, Scientific, and
Practical Essay on Milk. N, York, 1841. 2. Inteuiiier-
onoe in Cities and Large Towns, X. York, 1851.
Hartley, W. In a London Suburb, Lon., 1885, 3
vols. cr. Svo.
780
Hartshorne, F;niily Sophia. ' 1. Enshrined
Hearts of Warriors and Illustrious People, Lon., 1801,
Svo. 250 copies printed. 2. Memorials of Iloldenby,
Lon., 18fi.'<, 8vo. 3. Designs of Church Embroidery and
Crewel Work from Old E.vamples, [with descriptive
Hartshorne, Henry, M.D., [laiir, vol. i., add.,]
became professor of the practice of medicine at the
Universiiy c." rcnnsyivania IS39; pioluooor of hygiene
in the same institution 1866, and of organic science and
Dhilosophy at llaverford College 1807. 1. Woman's
Witchcraft; or. The Curse of Cotjuetry. By Corinne
L'Estrange, [pseud.] 1854. 2. Memoranda Medica;
or, Note-Book of Medical Principles, Phila., 1860, 12mo.
HAK
S. A Mmiograph on (llycerlii iinil il» V„u ph||,
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IriHlonc'toTi, Ni« llruiiHwIik ; L'lii.liniteil ill A,.,i, la rnl
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Jouriml of an l.:„«|,,,, |,„i,..o„, k, , .i,,,,' ';;,••,
triinuc, I>ru««iii, .V,.. Ity the Ciiiitiin Ui, J. 1 '^
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>urvey.H ol ,-,u,| in 1875. |. ,)« ^y „„,, fhy^U, ' y;'" \ "» """"■•y. I^™"".v, ami Auliouiti.* Mar. und
(Jcogru,,hy ol lra,.il. (Thayer K,,,,edltion.) lllust ^J " I','.-,,,'^'-"?"""""'". I«rs, 1,„, ^ -M'T "nd
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uiiM Hi\L» iiLoiiiM 01 their iftfo 1)1/ ('111 ('liAriii'ti'r n.i.ii!
in tliu I'aHo lift 10 fiissilln.rnMM sti- ,7,. 1 ,. r. . ' ,' ' • """''
II rL' carofiillv iinti.,1 vvTii .",',"" '"^ "Wnilc roiiia us
|.h.v of tho howor Amazuns, Buffalo, |,S71. ;) Ami
«.n,an rorloi.o Myth., Rio ,1„ Janeiro, |,s75, 8^0 "
lM?v'",'o """' ''• ^''■■"'''' Cruikshanks. N. York,
llartw.-ll, Mary. See Catherwood
miprn.
Hnntvl, J. c. (Ed.) Christian r
V ,"''',L'^'*,'^ AJilrcsscs by America,, i
\mk, I8.S4, 12uio.
Hartzel, Jonas. 1. Divinity 01 I'hrist and the
u,.l„y of SUu, o.kaloo,a. Io,va, ls'71, l'',„„. .■ chu ,h
lliscpline, Oskalooaa, 187.'., l2mo. ;. Hapt.Jnvl Con
tn,ver.Hy: i,H E.Keeeding Sinfulne,.. O.kLlru, ,S7«;
Maiiv H
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Harvard, Stephen P. ihristinn Baptism • it.
Moral an, I eliKio„« 8i,.nifien„oe educed f,o, 1 e A, !
peal, to .t ,n the New Testament, Manohesler, I^S'*;
Harvey, Abraham. A Hand-Book to the Guild
mil and the Various offices „f the Corporation of
London, ton., IS60, Mvo; ncwod., I8(i" '
Harvey, Alexander, M.D. 1. Trees and thnir
Niiture; or The Bud an,l its Attributes- n a Serie of
Let ers .0 his Son, Lon., 1856, 12mo. (Written 7, 'm
lort of a the..ry that all plants are strictly ..nnu I an d
i,,r"tbo^ '''m"?"^" '"■'"■•"'" "'" l"->»^ 'ailed m,m
anil those oiilled perennial is that the fonner prod,,ce
ttie latter produce both seeds and buds.") 2 Te.tim,.„v I'm ' ""1 "' "• ' '"
"f Xature to the rdontily between 1 udand'st™! 7 ^ "''•'' '""-'•"" "" Kverl:
l.'*.i7, l2mo. .i. FourLeUersto^rrc,''"'^*"''' ''»."•- nu.tant Class on Labou
iterative Reform in Re ,;hln„'lfj;;l\,?.',1..r ;)''»'•"■ ! P^i- J- Interest of M„
sitions, .to. " ' ^ ' ' '""""''^''- "i"«ieal compo
! Harvey, K||t:i |,„„iHa. ,. The Legend of a
Summer Day : „ .N„,,|,crn Uream, (vers.^^l y g l'
, i>y 1.. 1-. II. With a Preface by A. (i., Ilisbo,, of In
j "mea. Lon.. l8f,2,8vo. :,. A Cl,ri.,t,i,as\ 1 1 „ AM
V"IV' l/"^. ■•'vo. I'nvately printed. 4. Sonir^ of the
^:; :«''iii:i;l;:!i-^!;;;'s^:A-:;--;£ i'/^
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Harvey, Franeit., of Verulam. Aut„bi„,-rai,hv
iba.'f«?;2Vr'8^r''^''"'"-"'''''"''^''«'-^^-
I .d.n! kT'V *'"^''"«',«- I- (EJ-) The Life of J. sher-
iarv;„ n" ■"' ?.'"'■'; l"-iv"lel.v printed.
^nSrn^ia^^.:^";;^!;-,!!--"-';^^
Cheddington, Buckingbamsbire, sinn. 1869 dio°esan
"Tai Ll W- 'T'' '"' 'I"' -'---"'O-xford si, 1S?°
. Hu.nted \\,n,lows: a Lecture, L..n., ISfiii, p 8vo 2
Anal,^.^attemp,ed;i.er-tb;M!:r;:fr;;^fi.o-
in|rrr'>^e,«r^?;8oSr ^'"— ^°-
Harvey, Sir (Jeorgp, l>05-|87B,b. at St Ninian's
er,!.f,"r::;.^',fjr;e- •^^^^"'"•".ecampj^.'B:;:
Harvey, James, vice-president of the '"ti-Mo
new e,l., |,s«.,. ;, ,-,„,; ,,, Seou'rge of N^lio;:;
lasting Ta.\ jevied by the An-
■ . :. ,. ' ■■ '■'"> *'^-Ln;iD lu r>,r ,j. uiarK on Ailinin I jq'ti . t - "" ' "'"*' Lon., 1S70, Svo: new ed
,,tn,t,veRefor,n in Relation to the MedicriSe,;:,,;^^^^^^^^^^^ 4. Interest of Money a Legalised Robbery, Ac:
l-ei^greo^ilumanTot Jil^"-""?."" '?■ ^'""-- '""' "^^ ! Z'fQ.JlZ'lt'j "^tH:^::.. ^'Ji^M Bishop B^rke-
'^"r. Kdin., Is(13, 8vo. .5
CO unique in Nature, and bi^ ^ leV'sQu'eri t nn^Vb ' pJm' ";• ^- ^^''^■1 ^''^"V ««■•'"'-
"an. By a University I'rofes- ! 8vl T^Ur Ex, en 1 •"'""'r.''^,,"'; '^'"'"'y' I""'- '8'«.
., First Lines of Therapeutics. I 7 iJ!:JZ,ty^\T^T- *'^?' ' '""• ''""- 1^". ^vo.
^! ...Cesses of Healing as oc- i bv tb,' <;,„t. .,^.1 '"r ["^^ "} "-''"iKiatnii, : an Issue
,Dv,:k, M.D., Syllabus of Materia Mediea, for the t'se of
Harvey, Mrs. Annie Jane of lokwell-Bu y '
12mo. "P"' "^ ^°"' ^"^'ds, Lon., 1858,'
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Harvey, John, M.D. 1. The Signs and Minor
Diseases of Pregnancy, T.on., 1803, 8vo. 2. The Pa-
thology of Consumption, Scrofula, and Cancer, Lon.,
1884, 8vo. 3. Corpulence: its Diminution and Cure,
Lon., 1864, 8vo. 4. The Renewing of Lift; or, Tlio
Blood and its Impurities, Lon., IHfio, p. 8vo. 5. A
Letter on Flatulence and Indigestion, Lon., 18(15, 8vo.
6. Restoration of Nervous Functions, Lon., 1865, 8vo.
7. How to Get Fat; 4th ed., Lon., 1866, Svo. 8. Com-
plexion the Barometer of Health: how to restore and
preserve it, Lon., 1868, Svo.
HRrvey, John, chairman of quarter sessions for
the County of Bedford. The English Game Laws con-
sidered and compared with the Game Laws of other
Countries: with Suggestions for their Improvement,
Lon., 1872, 8vo.
Harvey, Minnie L. Louisa Van Benthusen : a
Novel, 18S2, 12nio.
Harvey, Rev. Moses, F.R.O.S., b. 1820, near
Armagh, Ireland, and educated at Belfast College; en-
tered tlie Presbyterian ministry, and was minister of a
church in St. John, Newfoundland, from 1852 till 1878,
when he gave up his charge to devote himself to scien-
tific studies and to lecturing. 1. Thoughts on the Poetry
and Literature of the Bible, St. John, Newfoundland,
1853. 2. The Testimony of Nineveh to the Veracity of
the Bible, 1854. 3. Lectures on the Harmony of Science
and Revelation, Halifax, 1856. 4. Lectures on Egypt
and its Monuments as Illustrative of Scripture, St. John,
Newfoundland, 1857. 5. Lectures, Literary and Bio-
graphical, Edin., 1864, p. Svo. 6. Across Newfoundland
with tile Governor, St. John, Newfoundland, 1878. 7.
Text-Boole of Newfoundliind History, for the Use of
Schools and Academies. Map and Illust. Bost., 1885,
Svo. 8. Where are we, and whither tending ? Three
Lectures on the Reality and Worth of Human Progress,
liOn., 1886, Svo. And see Hatto.v, Joseph, in/™.
Harvey, Peter, 1810-1877, b. at Barnet, Vt. ; was
a merchant in Boston, and an intimate friend of Daniel
Webster. Reminiscences and Anecdotes of Daniel
Webster, Bost., 1877, Svo.
" From the intimate relations between Mr. Harvey and
Mr. Webster, ... we anticipated finding in his friend s
recoUeetioiis a valuable colleotiuii of anecdote and remi-
niscence. Hut it is only too evident after reading a very
few iiages of tlie book that the author was not equal to ins
task. . . . The picture he give.s of .Mr. Webster is . . .
neither accurate nor characteristic."— AWwn, xxvi. 81.
Harvey, Pliilip, M.D. Footprints of Life; or,
Faith and Nature Reconciled, [verse,] N. York, 1868,
16mo.
Harvey, Robert. The French Mind ; or, A Physi-
ological Outline of the French Intelleat and Character,
Lon., 1870, Svo.
Harvey, Robert, M.B. Report on the Medico-
Legal Returns received from thi. Civil Hurgcons in the
Bengal Presidency, 1870, 1871, 1872, Calcutta, 1876,
12mo.
Harvey, Thomas. Asiatic Cholera: its Cause
and Cure discovered and demonstrated, Lon., 1853,
Svo.
Harvey, Thomas, 1812-1884, b. at Barnsloy,
Yorkshire; educated at the Friends' School at Ack-
worth; became a chemist at Leeds; Wiis an active ))hi-
lanthropist, and made two visits to Jamaica to inquire
into the condition of the blacks. 1. The Hebrew Dis-
pen.sation a Light to the Gentile World, n. d. 2. On the
Book of Job; its Place in the General Plan of Salva-
tion, n. d. 3. The Polynesian Slave-Trade ; its Character
and Tenilencie.s, Leeds, 1872, Svo. With Bukwin, Wii,-
LIAM, Jamaica in 1866 : a Narrative of a Tour through
the Island : with Reunirks on its Social, Educational,
and Industrial Condition, Lon., 1867, Svo.
Harvey, Thomas Chapman. Olticial Reports
of the (Jut-Islands of the Bahamas, Nassau, 1858, Svo.
Harvey, Thomas Ilingston, 18:;i-1872, b. at
Penzance, Cornwall ; became a barrister, and resided at
Constantinople in an oflicial capacity from 1863. The
Tourist's (iuide through Cornwall by Uoad, by River,
and by Rail. Illust. Truro, 1861, 12mo. Also, several
short pamphlets,
Harvey: W- .Six Loi'tnrRs on Questions indicative
of Characti.T, Lon., 1875, 12mo.
Harvey, \V. .1. (Ed.) List of the Principal In-
habiljints of the City of London, 1640, Lon., 18S6, 8vo.
Harvey, Walter. China Painting; its Principles
and Practice. Illust. Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
Harvey, William, F.R.C.S. 1. On the Excision
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of the Enlarged Tonsil, and its Consequences in Cases of
Deafness, Lou., 1850, Svo. 2. Rheumatism, Gout, and
Neuralgia as affecting the Head and Ear, Lon., 1852,
Svo. 3. The Ear in Health and Disease, Lon., 1854,
Svo; 4th ed., rev., 1865. 4. On Rheumatism, Gout,
and Neuralgic Headache, in Relation to Deafness,
Noises in the Ear, Ac., Lon., 1857, Svo; 4th ed., 1865.
5. On Corpulence in Relation to Disease : with some Re-
marks on Diet, Lon., 1872, Svo.
Harvey, William. The Old City, and its High-
ways and Byways. By Aleph, [pseud.] Lon., 1865.
Harvey, William Frederick, M.A., b. 1853;
educated at Hertford College, Oxford ; called to the bar
at the Inner Temple ISSl. A Brief Digest of the Roman
Law of Contracts, Oxf., 1878, p. Svo.
Harvey, William Henry, M.D., [ante, vol. i.,
add.,] 1811-1866, b. at Suuimerville, near Limerick; be-
came a botanist, settled for a time at Cape Town, and at
a later period visited America, India, and Australia;
jirofessor of natural history in the University of Dublin
from 1856. A memoir of him, with selections from his
correspondence, was published in London, 1869, Svo. 1.
Atlas of British Sea-Weeds, Lon., 1857, 4to. 2. Phycolo-
gia Australica; or, A History of Australian Sea-Weeds;
containing Coloured Figures, Generic and Specific Char-
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Ac, Lon., 1858-63, 5 vols. Svo. 3. Thesaurus Capensis;
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Svo. 4, Index Generum Algarum; or, A Systematic
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Harvey, William Marsh. The History and An-
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Harvey, Rev. William Wigan, M.A., B.D.,
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graduated at King's College, Cambridge, 1S33; ordained
1 833 ; became a Fellow and divinity lecturer of his col-
logo; rector of Burkeland, Hertfordshire, 1844-72, and
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Lon., 1854, 2 vols. p. Svo. 5. (Ed.) Sancti Ireniei Libros
quinque adversus Hicreses, Lon., 1857, Svo. 6. Sermons
upon the Principal Doctrines and Evidences of the Chris-
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Royslon Winter Recreations in the Days of Queen Anne,
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mandant of the navy-yard at Washington, and of the
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Hai'wood, Annie. See Holmwen, Mrs. A.vnik
HaRWOOD, ill/l-<l,
Harwood, Edwin, and Wildes, George I).
In Memorv of W. A. Muhlenberg. O.D., LL.D., N. York,
1877, Svo."
Harwood, Gabriel H. The Lily and the Rose :
a Tale of the Untruth of a True Heart, Lon., 1870, 3 vols.
p. Svo.
Harwood, George, M.A., b. 1845, at Bulton; a
Lancashire nninufacturer ; " born and bred a Dissenter ;"
"spent such spare lime as the successful management of
a large business left at his command in hard study ;" grad-
uated with distinction at the University of London ; was
called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn, and afterwards or-
('ained deacon of the Established Church ; head of the
firm of Richard Harwood & Son, cotton-spinners, Bol-
ton. 1. Disestabli.ihment; or, A Defence of the Princi-
ple of a National Church, Lon., 1876, p. Svo.
"The main object of the book ... is to defend the na-
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to provoke Ijoth Churchmen and Dissenters to reconsider
the ordinary, ready-made opinions wliich pass muster on
both .«ides of this great controversy."— .Spec/ufov, xlix. 865.
2. The Coming Democracy, Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
HAR
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still more as coming upon us, and priceeUs In a "omforw
l)le nialfe-tlie-best-of-lt niooil to ii iniire what it win ,„
Ills volume diyides itself into thrLi bool^^/ll [. u'emoc:
J!"i^..''"w/".''f'«" l'".'i'icN' 'The I'enioeraey and Home
■A(i(. Rev., liv.
c|al, ) and The Democracy and Keiigiou
4/7.
3. From Within, Lon., 1887, p. 8vo.
"The suliject ... is more than an exposition of nhilo-
sophical idea ism. It is i.iealism consfdere as an ev^
denceof reveati.m . It is dealt with by X r Harwoo 1
ma peculiarly fresh and vivid manner."-:icu rf, xxxlv!
Harwood, Isabella, ("Ros.s Neil," pseud 1 d
1888, daughter of Philip Harwood, editor of the "Lon-
don Saturday Review 18«8-8;i. She published dramas
under the above pseudonyme, two of which, Inez, the
Bride of Portugal, and Elfinella, were played at London
'.,?'7'-„.^''"' "'"'"'* "«™ published anonymously. I
Abbots Cleve: a Novel Un., 1864, 8vo. 2. Carleton
i"'''"*fj«? ^"'" • "y "■* *""""• "f " Abbot's Cleve."
Lon 1868, A vo s. Svo 3. Raymond's Heroine, Lon.,
I8(.7, p. 8vo. 4. Kathleen, Lon., 18«i», Svo. 5 The
lleir Expectant Lon., 1870, p. 8vo. 6. Lady Jane (irey ;
"Mf'.r- {*"? ""'l'' °f Portugal, Lon., 1871, p. 8vo.
If the choice of really dramatic subjeetmalter «.id n
treatment as sound and delicate as ts com letelv free
l^rom alfectation. are worth appreciation, these two nlavs i
deserve a sincere welcome, 'rheir literary place s in tlie
elas« to which the dramas of sir Henry Tay£r belong i
Both are «' written as to illustrate historv, and to I len;ifv ■
7. I'lays: The Cid; The King and the Angel; Dulce
'^".'i x.^jy \ ."'■• T*"^ ^''""'' "<■ Brussels, Lon., 1874, p8vo
".Marljed by the same qualities of vigorous simi. Ic (J
an(l artistic linish wlilcli dlstinguishersir Ross No K
earlier elIorts."-A-(i(./Jc,..,xxxvii.o<J,^ J". «oss .Neils
8. New Plays : Elfinella, and Lord and Lady Russell,
Lon,, 18,6, cr. 8vo. «. Arabella Stuart; The Heir of
Linne, -Tasso : Plays, Lon., 1879, p. 8vo. 10. Andrea
Lo'nr'l'mp A". ''' ^^'''""'' *'"''''' '-"ndora: Pluys^
.h'iiT""!!' f •^' ^'"■'^ "'"1 Rollors: aGuide to
the Skating-Rink, Lon., 1876, fp. Svo.
lS4il, 12ino. 2. The Bridal and the Bride; ox; Our
Honeymoon-Trin in the Kast in 185U, Lon., issi ,"vo
Anon. 3. btamtoul and the Sea of Gems, Lon., 1852'
2mo. Anon. 4 i'aiconbeck Hall: a Novel, Lon.,'
1804, 3 vols p. 8vo. 5. The Serf Sisters; or, Russi
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Lynn's Wife, Lou., 1864, 2 vols. p. 8vi. Anon New
8 ' 8 Vn'^Ti -'k^"^ Flavia,''Lon.,-186r3 vol^.^
8vo 8. Odd Neighbours, 1865, 3 vols. p. 8vo. Anon
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Miss Jane, the Bishop's Daughter, Ton., 1,S6V, 3 vols, p
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l.i. Helena, Lady Harrogate: a Tale, Lon., 1878,3 vols
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1842 mission priest of the Church Parochial .Missions
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!</6, p. Svo; new ed., 1S86. 2. Personal E.vper^euce •
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Building from the -I'op, ,,nd other Readings, L^n., 1878
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Mancl.elfn'l'' h'"''"' '»"■'*- IS'^'t. b. at Carrington, near
Th, , n t. \ 7u'"" ';,P"l"'«r »" '^I'in'^ ""d en.mel.
Prodmaiot.^tn!;'r?7B.t7^ the Workmen and their
It i.u!;is'-;:;;ik:"i';.^,'^'^^l''™'}i!7,!«''» '"e subject wm nnd
and'Fn'f '' S''i"'''".''- ' ■''''" Meobanies', Machinists',
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—ynliou, v. 477.
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ISSll, 2 vols. Svo.
Hastings, Frederick. I. Sundays spent about
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Hastings, George Woodyatt, LL.B., b. 1825;
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IS79. The Illustrated Manual of Holy Communion, for
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removed to the I'nited States in LMS ' was U,S. minister i
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Times; or. A (JIance n! Cliristcndoi _ _ ._, ,
1X52. 2. The Great Controversy between God and Man :
its Origin, Progress, and End. Bost., 1858. 3. Reasons
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Hattoil, A. L. 1, The Law and the Prophets,
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Hatton,E. Finch-. TheMilitiaand the Recruit-
ing Sei vice : with Suggestions for their Reorganization,
Lon., 1859, Svo.
Hattoil, Frank, 1361-1883, son of Joseph Hatton,
iiifm,h. at Horlield, near Bristol; educated at King's
Colle;:e School and the Royal School of Mines; went to
Borneo in ISsi as mineral explorer to the British North
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ventures on tho Equator : with Blog.aphical Sketch and
Notes by Joseph Hatton, and Preface by Sir Walter
Medhurst. Illust. Lon., 1885, p. 8vo.
"The diaries of his journe.vs in North Borneo, though
not reduced to form, contain some intereslinf; niineralnj,'!-
cal matter, along with many natural and graphic notes of
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Hatton, G. Noel. Whom Nature Leadeth, [a
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Hatton, <;eorge James Fineh>, eleventh
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1879, 3 vols. 8vo. Privately printed.
Hatton, Hon. Harold Heneage Finch-, b.
1856, son of the tenth Earl of Winchilsea. Advance
Australia: an Account of Eight Y'ears' Work, Wander-
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and Victoria, I. n., 1885, p. 8vo.
"Full of most disastrous chances, of moving accidoids
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jjerleiicc."— .S'(i^ Kei:. lix. Sdll.
" A very lively and amusing hno]i."—Acad., xxvUl. yi.
Hatton, Joseph, b. 1839, at Andover, Derbyshire;
hiis edited several provincial and London papers, and in
l'-;0S-74 was editor of (he Uentloman's Maguzine. He i
has several times visited tho United States, and since I
his first visit in 1876 has acted as London correspondent '
of the New Y'ork Times. He has contributed to perioci- j
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Provincial Papers: being a Collection of Talcs ami
786
Sketches, Lon., 1861, p. 8vo; 2d ed., 1806. 2. Biutor-
Sweets: a Love-Story, Lon., ISB5, 3 vols. p. Svo. 3.
Against tho Stream, Lon., 1806, 3 vols. p. Svo. 4. The
Tallants of Bartim : a Tale of Fortune and Finance,
Lon., 1867, 3 vols. p. Svo. 5. Pippins and Cheese, Lon.,
IS()S, p. Svo. 11. Christopher Henrick ; his Life a, id
Adventures, Lon., 1869,2 vols. p. Svo. 7. With a Show
in the North : Reminiscences of Mark Lemon, Lon., 1871,
p. Svo. S. The Valley of Poppies, Lon., 1871, 2 vols. p.
Svo. 9. Kites and Pigeons : a Novelette. Illust. Lon.,
1872, 12mo. 10. In the Lap of Fortune: a Story
"stranger than tiction," Lon., 1873, 3 vols.; now ed.,
1877, I vol. 11. Clytie: a Novel of Modern Life, Lon.,
1874, 3 vols. p. Svo.
" By dint of being the subject of a lawsuit . . . the novel
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its merits assuredly do not warrant. . . . 'i'ho.se who are
already acquainted with the luitureand the main facts of
a peculiarly disagreeable slander case which created much
scandal not very long ago will iiardlywish to refresh their
nicuuiry by reference to .Mr. Hatton's novel. Those who
are not acquainted with these facts will scarcelv care to
learn them m the form into which the author of 'Clytie'
has put thcm."--^'(^^ Kev., xxxviil. 'S.
12. The Queen of Bohemia: a Novel, Lon., 1877, 2
I vols. p. Svo. 13. Printing, ("British Manufacturing In-
I dustries;") 2d ed., Lon., 1877. p. Svo. 14. (Ed.) Not in
Society, by V. Morgan, and other '■'ales, by J. Hatton,
j Lon., 1877, 12iuo. 15. Cruel London : a Novel, Lon.,
I 1878, 3 vols.; new ed., 1879, 1 vol. cr. Svo. 16. Three
j Recruits and the Girls they left behind them, Lim.,
1880, 3 vols. p. Svo. 17. To-Day in America: Studies
I from the Old World and tho New, Lon., 18S1, 2 vols.
I p. Svo.
j " It is a weary book, a book which should not have been
I written; its conclusiiuis ring like the echoes of common-
' place talk ; it tells us ncuhing new."— .8(i(. liev.. Hi. 58.
"The whole work is . . . brightly and lucidly written;
and thouirh a considerable iHirtion of the two .slender
volumes might have been oraltteo without depriving the
reader of anything really valuable, the digressions and
i ampiiflcations are harmless and entertaining."— .Si;cc(a(or,
! Iv. 2-J.
j 18. Journalistic London: being a Series of Sketchea
of Famous Pens and Papers of the Day, Lon., 1SS2, Svo.
19. " The New Ceylon ;'* being a Sketch of British North
Borneo, or Sabah, Lon., 1882, p. Svo. 20. A Modern
Ulysses, Lon., 1883, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 21. Henry Irving's
Impressions of America, narrated in a Series of Sketches,
Chronicles, and Conversations, Lon., 1884, 2 vols, cr. Svo ;
new ed. same year, 1 vol.
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two volumes a diligent search would perhaps reveal ten
pages which mijjht fairly be described as Jlr. Irving's im-
pressirus of America. 'Ihe remainder is the mo.'t hetero-
geneous collection that it lias over been our fortune to
meet in the shape of a book. . . . Mr. Hatton's descriptions
of places and incidents are often graphic and racy."— ftoec-
tator, Ivii. 955.
22. Behind a Mask : a Romance of Real Life, Lon.,
1SS5, Svo. 23. John Ncedhaia's Double: a Story
founded on Fact, Lon., 1885, Svo. 24. The Old House
at Sandwich : the Story of a Ruined Home, as developeil
in the Strange Revelations of Hickory Miiynard, [a
novel,] Lon., 1886, 2 vols. or. Svo. Anon. 25. The Ly-
ceum " Faust," Illust. Lon., 1886, Ito. 20. The Gay
World, Lon., 1887, 3 vols. p. Svo. 27. The Park Lane
Mystery : a Story of Love and Magic, Bristol, 1887,
12mo. 28. The Abbey Murder, Lon., 1888, cr. Svo. 29.
Captured by Cannibals : S.iine Incidents in the Life of
Horace Durand. Illust. Li.n., 1888, Svo. 30. Remi-
niscences of J. L. Toole, the Comedian : related by
Himself and chronicled by Joseph Hatton. Illust.
Lon., 18C8, 2 vols, demy Svo.
"The greater part of the c(mtents are cast in the form
of conversations or intervicw.s, for the accuracy of which
Mr. 'roole has gone bail. . . . .Mr. Hatton hius fullllled his
peculiar and not very dignified tindertakiiig very credit-
ably. . . . He has put together in a reaclable form a great
mass of anecdotes- .someof them quite excellent— bearing
on the life of a popular actor on and off the .'^tiige; and he
has certainly contrived to give us . . . a clear notion of
the individuality of the central figure."— .8>('c(a/or, Ixi.
With Hahvkv, Rkv. Moses, Newfoundland: the Old-
est English Colony, Lon. and Bost., 1883, p. Svo.
^_^' A most entertaining and useful book."— Spectator, Ivll.
"Good and interesting and thorough and well written."
—^at'un, xxxvii. 495.
Hatton, Mark. The Cruise of the "Humming-
Bird;" or. Notes near Home, Lon., 1864, p. Svo. (Short
stories of Irish life.)
Hatton, Murray Edward Gordon Finch-,
HAT
tweinh Earl of Winchilsea, b. 1851 , sucoee.lcd hi,
!hrNiie;"i.,',:;:i,«:^,';r'°" '""''■''"''' "' ^"''■"' ^-
Hatton, Thomas. 1. Water-Colour without a
Ma^tar Lon., looo, ini^ 4;o. 2. Hints for Slietching
Trees .roiii Niiture in Wator-Colours, I,„n IS-^? i,
8vo ; Amer. ed., Ironi Kith Lon. cU., by S. N. Ciirtcr,"l881!,'
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Hang, Martin, I'h.U., 1827-IS-8, b. at Ost.Iorf,
WiirtemoerR; edneatcj at TUbingen and Gottinj/en •
l,eeamo professor of Snn.l^rit ut i'uonah ISoU, and u
Alunich IHliH 1 Essay, on the Sacred L/inguage
Writings, and Religion of the P,.r.-ees, Bombay, 18^2
8v„; .id ed enl by E. W. We.t, with a u.e„,oi?'of the
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• "Allw;hoare intorcsU'd In the .studvof ancient InnLMiai-c
and .ineient i-eliKimi will I„„li fbrwa'rd will e ■ -t S
I'^f.VetxW.'ll"'- """*-''' <'""ti"ued inve'stlgattons.'--
2. Outline of a Grammar of the Zend Language,
^;ta^;,'r^fo,^H:;. ^- ""'^^ "" '"« ^'""-' ^-'-«^
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Uaugliton, Edward, >f.D. i. The Facts and
Fallac es of the Turkish-Da'th Questi,,,;, or! Wli, C
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s'srsvo /tT'^H «»■"»", «at"« in England, Lon.! I
Lon. I8fil 8vo. f On the Ti.-ory of Vital Force; or '
Ihe riue Basis of Medical Science, Dublin, 1802, 8vo |
, 2( ed., enl as -The Law, of Vital Force in Health and
Disease," L«„., l.Sfla. j. The Threefold xVatnreof Hea
and Disease ; or, The First Lines of Neurodynamic Me li
cine, Lon. 866, p 8vo. 6. Practical Biop.uhy ; or, T e
Liiws of Life, and the Art of Healing f 2d ed., Lon'!
Haughton, G. W. Free Salvation ; or, God's Gift
of the haviour, Lon., 187,1, ;i2ino
Haughton, Kcv. George Dunbar, graduated at
8 rrOn"i''''"' ?h'^"u-' ,'?-"' •=""'« »f Mottisfo^
376. 1 On Sex in the World I Come: an Essay, Lon.,
w:/8t;,°i2mo.""' ''"''''-''"' "' ^^^'"j"' [--.i
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with a Proposal lor its Remedy, Lon., 187«, 8vo
1817-1S87 b. in Dublin ; cnlcreu the Bengal army 18.i- ■
served in the first Afghan war, and afterwards held civil
VZTrTc^, ^^''^-I'o-Kar.and Service there with he
Fourth (joorkha Regiment in 1841 : an Episode of the
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Haughton, Ptolemy. Hatred is akin to Love,
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Haughton, S. M. l. Precious Truths for Every
One, Lon 186,), 18mo; new ed., 18S7. 2. Faith and
what it does, N. York, 1870, 2Jmo. 3. A Sav our ?o
I ou: a Word to Every One, 3d ed., Lon., 1873, "21,10
u n ^fiJfJ""' ^'""''' ■"■' J«»"S Only, Lon., 1881 n'
Luigtsr.'r ''"''-'" ''"•• •'''^'-^- «-"'-
uated at Trinity College, Dublin, 1814, dained fsjc-
iro lessor of geology ii^Trinity College, Dublin, slice
■on 1863 sir 1 "m "" ^''^r^."^ *'"'°"''''- Action,
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2,no; 2d ed., rev 1886. 3. NaturarSs^y' P Z.'
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clmn.es, Lon 1873, 8vo; 2d ed. sa'me year. 8. Meinoi
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I.SSO 8vo """" "" ^"y''"'" «c<'«'-''Phy, DubliS,
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to r„- v/; ^^^ Sovereigns of England, from E^be
to Queen Vlctorm, Lon., 1871; new ed., 1884, 12mo i
HAV
■ I'on"^ ^^f-fl' "'"■ "''"""y' "f ""> «"««'' l8'">"I»,
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I Principal Events in English lli.-ory, Lon., 1875, 12mo
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i-'hila IsT^"""'' ■ '''" ''^'""""^* ""'^ Instruments,
I ».'nJ^:i:k^^^rl^^2„^'° "'""" ■^-^ "^ ^'-•'"''
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Ilu^r^Vor^'- «,'?"''•' 7r ^"""''»- ^y ''-ei-n Biart
C liarLr. ?■' T-y- '"'."»• •*• '1'™"'-) The.Sernent-
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S.n 7 9 '>f« here's a Will there's a Way N. Yorit
York ', ouio *r ^^ ^"^ "''"^' '"'^' »"'^^ S'torie,, N
lork, lOmo 0. Cousin a. ice: a Memoir of AMct- B
"er'di'ar^-^^ "«"'«'''.' '«""°' '^'"'•'"- P"-g- 'Vom
York 1867 iL. "t l\eP»rt : Lessons for Le-t, N.
I2°no. ' ^- """* ^'''"'='' N- York, 1869,
or"v"o'"'2' a'"I''* • '• 'V^"'^go-- » Novel, Lon., 1881,
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rf.„ J^"' '*'•'';• *'«"'»ert, 1821-1880, b. at Mai-
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iSol, and was pastor of churches in Massachusetts; in
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Hnverlield, Mrs. Kliia W. Enlightened Women,
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HaverHeld, Thomas Tiinstall, B D., [unte, vol.
i.,add.,] 179S-186I!, graduated at Corpus Christ! College,
Oxford, 1807; rector of (lodington from 1826. 1.
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Havergal, Kev. FruiiciH 'I'ebbg, M.A., D.D.,
1829-1890, son of Rev. W. 11. Havergal, iiifm ; gradu-
ated at New College, Oxford, 1852: ordained 1852;
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1886. 8. Herefordshire Words and Phrases, Cclloquial
and Archaic, Walsall, 1887, 4to.
Havergal, Maria Vernon Graham, d. 1887,
daughter of Rev. W. H. Havergal. uij'rii. 1. Pleasant
Truths from the Cottage and the Class, Lon., 1870,
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Cripple Joseph: a Story of Grace, Lon., 1887, 12nio.
6. Autobiography and other Memorials. Edited by her
sister. Mi . Jane .Miriam Crane. Lon., 1887, or. 8vo.
Havergal, Kev. William Henry, M.A., 179.!-
1870. b. at Chipping Wycombe, Buckini;hamshire; grad-
uated ut St. Edmund's Hall, Oxford, 1816; ordained
1816; rector of .^stley, Worcestershire, 1829-45, and of
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Havers, Dora. See Boulgkh, Doha.
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Ireland; educated at the Irish College in Paris; was
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50, and was afterwariis sub-librarian of the King's Inns,
Dublin. 1. Wanderings in Sjiain in 1843, Lon., 1844, 2
vols. 12mo. 2. The History of Ireland, Ancient and
Modern, Dublin, I860, 8vo; 2d ed., enl., 1885.
Haviland, Alfred. 1. Climate, Weather, and Dis-
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brntcd Ancient and Modern Writers with Regard to the
Influence of Climate and Weather in producing Disease,
Lincoln, 1855, p. Svo. 2. "Hurried to Death;" or, A
Few Words of Advice on the Danger of Hurry and Ex-
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Lon., 1868, 8vo. 3. .oarborough as a Health-Resort,
Lon., 1884, Svo. Also, single lectures, kc.
Haviland, E. W. A Table of Cases aflirmed, re-
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Cran« '1^ 'T««I"'''^'J''"" ''°'''", fi'^^'^^L^-^^' Huviland, Laura S. A Woman's Life-Work
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Bright- Boot ■, and other True Stories, Hymns, and Music,
Lon,, 1883, 12mo. 29. Lilies and Shamrocks, Lon
1883, sq. 16mo. 30. Footprints, and
S. \ Womon's
Labors and Exjiericnees of L. S. Haviland, Cin.,
12nio; new ed., 1887.
, . . Haw, William. Fifteen \' ears in Canada :
Living Songs." a Series of Letters, Edin., 1850, Svo.
1888,
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Hawe.s, Uev. Hugh U^gina.'; X„ b. ,«;,,,
HAW
linn i.f miiui.. ...1.1. ' ""."-'"uomto aiiilysLs of tile eoiiiiee
"■•^XC, I2nio. ^''^U'^ng-'urisdietion, San Fran.,
i«g"?Mr«Vl*J;iM2,n?""'" "^ ^'''"^'' States Survey-
int'^^^-'r^l/.^t'i^-fro^ Captive Boys
Wawfs, ilev. Joel, n n' r -
7. Current Coin, Lon l,S7« „ o., ,.,
Arrows in the Air, L?„ 1,7^;?°^ ^"^''^ ''"^SI. 8.
'.'. Poet3 in the P^lnUrl,.!!'.'.^ ^■°! *}^ «'I., 1881
Jeleginph Code, Lon., 18SS, ;i2nio
•hough it turneVonfdow":!..^:^:"' ^:':.l 'f-r-D««",
I'"n., lS,i7, 8vo.
e." —Spectator, Ivii. an
Library,) Lon":, 1886, IsL'^ 'i '^r''™', ' ""'"^ (World
stone, Lon., 1SS6, L Zm 1 « ''/ '^''^P,'"- ''^^'"2-
( World Library,) Lo,? ,""«;,. ir "^''^ ,'^1^ U'lHaJ^
of E. A. Poe : Seleoted, Lon '^islT-J^- "^^^ ^ales
Lon. 188.t ^^;"• {•li"'"'',-'""' '■""« "f Sorip..,,,.;
Ho...i, ' « •*'*"' 'ngle sermons, Ac.
gaired the Nei^di" f f' /' ';, O^'-A ''here ho
ompen, and graduated i'n 1828 i; „e,| ^8.,?"""' ""
of A.or>ven.to,v, Cornwall, fr„n.J88':""]i^ ir^;i^-f
u..Uer of Tho„,„s I SS ^fr t J^''^^'^;^ "^'p:;ii^"o^. Cornish
., , . »•) ■^■^t. UIM I.I), 15. B.vniNG-,
»Srove,joy, a we -known l<'n,/M,.|. .• . J-nomas ; oaijad. For bioi: «c,. (:,„.,„ a ,?"" o'-- Oornish
.0/ Beauty. I, t' rZ' ^V.'i '.'''' "»• 2. The Reeords of C7^.J^^!"'''>^J^^ ^^'^^'"a Series of
Roy
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Art of Heautv.
thaucer's Reads :
Poem. Cl'anrth;Fim. ExeteT'l8"flVu ^""i^"'" = »
P-ted. ,N„ morepailistir'/r^'hrdorn^ita^
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lails, anil other Poems: including a Second Edition of
"The liuest of the Siingi-niil," hon., IH89, fp. Nvo; new
C(l., 1884.
■■f'liiitemplatldn of imtiiri', iind un car allvt to lotieiul
and tnidilloii, have aiman-iitly litu-d tiiiii to bo tlu; hatlad-
ist of ('nriiwall. . . . lliicl liiMmim.Mii'.d all local data lii'un
waiilliit!. . • ■ «'!' ^llollld have known the aiillior lor one
who dwelt where roek aiLiI river, liosky eonilie, and rnde,
wild oi'ean are not far apart, in a laml lull of ani'ient
towers and shrines, cairns, holy wells, anil the like, tlie
nurses of [Mietic I'aiicy."— ."hi/. liti;, xxvii. liis.
1.'). Footprints of Korinor .Men in l'"ar Cornwall, I.im.,
IS70, p. Svo. 15. Poolical Works: now first Collected
and Arranged, with a Prefatory Notice, by J. (1. Uodwin,
].on.. I871t, p. 8vo.
"Welcome as a presentation of nuieh reniarkahic work
which was formerly oidy to he K'ot liinether witli consider-
alile pains and tronhle. "—.!(/;., No. -'(WH.
Iluwkes, (ieorgc. The Publican's Ouidu for
redueinj; .Spirits from Five to One Hundred Ciallons,
Lon., 18118, Svo.
Ilnwkes, Ilev. Ileiiry. 1. Tlie Passover Moon ;
2il ed., Ijon., 1878, IL'nio. 2. A Service for coninicmo-
rating tlio Anniversary of Our Saviour's In.-tituting the
Lord's .Supper, l,on., 18SI), p. Svo. :i. An lOvening .Ser-
vice I'or solemnizing tlie Lord's Supper, Lon., 18S2, cr.
Svo. 4. Uecollections of T„li!i Pounds, Lon.. 1SS4, p. Svo.
Ilawkcs, John. I. A Steam Trip to the Tropics;
or, A Description of a Visit to tlie West Indies: in-
cluding Part of Central and South .\iuerica, Lon., 1804,
p. Svo. 2. On theOeneral Management of I'uhiio Lunatic
Asylums in lingland and Wales, Lon., 1871, Svo.
Hawkes, Alervyii L, A Primrose Uamo: the
Story of tlie Election, Uristol, 18811, l2mo. t
Hnwkuy, C. The Shakespeare Tapestry woven in
English Verse, Edin., 1880, er. Svo; new ed., 1881.
Mnwkings, James. The 'Tradesman's (iuidc to
Superlicial .Measurement, Lon., IS54, l2iuo ; :iil eil., 1884.
Hawkins, A. E. Poems, Lon., isiiy, l2iuo.
Hawkins, Ilenjainin Waterhouse, F.L.S.,
F.li.S., b. 1807, in London; was a |iupil in art of the
late W. liehnes, the Englisli sculptor, bi;t has devoted
himself to natural history, and especially to geology and
paliBontology. In 1852 ho was appointed by the Crystal
Palace Company to make the life-size models of ctdnct
animals, many of them of colossal proportions, e.xhibited
at that institution. In ISrtS he visited New York and
lectured on scientific subjects a ""> Cooper llr.ion. He
was afterwards employed in that cicy in m.iking models
of extinct animals for Central Park. 1. 'The Science of
Drawing Simplified, Lon., 1841!, Svo. 2. A Comparative
View of the Human and .Animal Frame, Lon., 1860, fol.
3. The Artistic Anatomy of the Horse. Illct. Lon.,
1865, Svo. 4. 'The Artistic Anatomy of Cattle and
Sheep. Illust. Lon., 1867, l2ino. a. The Artistic
Anatomy of the Dog and Deer, Lon., 1376, 12mo. 6.
Comparative Anatomy, as applied to Purposes of Artists,
Lon., 1883, 12mo.
Hawkins, Ciesar Henry, M.U.C.S., F.R.S., 1793
-IS84, b. at Bisley, Gloucestershire; surgeon to St.
George's Hospital 182y-61 ; sergeant-surgeon to the
queen from 1862; president of the Royal College of
Surgeons 1852 and I86I. 1. The Hunterian Oration,
Lon., 1849, Svo. 2. The Hunterian Oration, Presidential
Addresses, and Pathological and Surgical Writings, Lon.,
1874, 2 vols. Svo. Printed for private circulation.
Hawkins, Itev. Charles Halford, M.A., grad-
uated at St. John's College, Cambridge. 1861 ; ordained
1862; assistant master and chaplain in Winchester Col-
lege. (Ed.) Noctes Shak.speriana> : a Series of Papers,
Winchester, 1887, Svo. (Contains thirteen essays by
nieinbers of the Winchester College Shaksperc Society.)
" Tlie reader will tind in all the papers facts and sugges-
tions that will well repay him for his labour."— .Spccra/or.
irl. ■.1)6. '
tl" tvkins, Daisy Waterhouss. Old Point-Lace:
lo ■ • . copy and imitate it. Illust. Lon., 1878, p. Svo.
Hawkins, Dexter Arnold, 1825-1S86, b. at
Camden, Me. ; graduated at Bowdoin in 1S48- studied
law ot Harvard, and at the Eoole|des Droits, Pari-s, France;
travelled for two years under a commission from the
governor of Maine, to examine European methods of
instruction, and in 1854 began the practice of law in
New York City. 1. Traditions of Ovcrlooii Mountain,
1373. 2. Education the Need of the South: an Address,
1875. 3. Archbishop Purcell Outdone! The Roman
Catholic Church in New York City, and Public Lond
and Public Money, N. York, 1880, Svo. Also, numerous
addresses, &e,
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Hawkins, Edward, F.R.S., F.S.A., F.L.S., [ante,
vol. i., aildt] 1180-1867, b. at Maecleslleld, Eng. ;
keeper of anticiuities in the Uritish Museum 1826-60.
•Modallio Illustrations of the History of (Ireat Drilain
and Ireland to tlie Death of George II. Compiled by
the Late Edward Hawkins, F.R.S., and edited by Au-
gustus W. Franks, F.R.S., and Herbert A. (Irucber.
Printed by Order of the Trustees of the Uritish .Museum.
Lon., 1S85, 2 vols. Svo.
" We have heartily to coinnienil this work— which Is
obviously destined to boa stanilaril one— to the attention
id' nuinismallstsand historical Ktndcnt.s."— /l"i., No. 3017.
HawkinK, Ilev. Edward, D.D.,[oiiti'. vol.i.add.,]
17S1I-ISS2, b. at Dath ; graduated, double first class, at
St. John's College, Oxford, Isll; vicar of St. .Mary's,
Oxford. 1823-28; provost of Oriel College, rector of
Purleigh, and canon of Rochester, from 1828; Ireland
professor of exegesis 1847-61. I. Notes upon Subsci'ip-
tion, Academical and Clerical, Oxf., 1864, Svo. 2. Ad-
ditional Notes on Subscription, Oxf., 1S66, Svo. 3.
Considerations upon the Alhanasian Creed and the Pro-
posed Synodical Declaration : with a Sujiplenicnt and
Appendix, Lon., 1874, Svo. 4. Notes on Church and
Stale, Lon., 1874, Svo. 5. Additional Notes on Church
and Slate, Lor 1877, Svo. Also, single sermons, Ac.
Hawkins, Kcv. Edward, graduated at Corpus
Christi College, Cambridge, 1S4S; ordained ISJO; vicar
of Walton, diocese of Carlisle, from IS75. Notes on the
Greek Testament, IS.'il.
Hawkins, Kev. Edwards Comerrord, M.A.,
graduated at Exeter College. Oxford, 1840; ordaine.1
1S54; head-master of St. John's Foiimlation School,
Lcathcrhcad, 1861-83; vicar of St. Bride's, London,
since 1 883. Spirit and Form: Sermons ]ircach(d nt
Lcathcrhcad, Lon., 1881. p. Svo. «
Hawkins, Kev. Ernest, G.D., [miir, vol. i.. add.,]
1802-1S6S, b. at Lawrence End, Herffordshire; graduated
at Balliol College, Oxford, 1824 : secretary of the Society
for the Propagation of the Gospel 1843-64, and from
then canon of Westminster. 1. The Book of Psalms:
with Notes. Lon., Is.')7, 12nio; new ed., 1S6S. 2. Sick-
lied Services, coni|iiled from the Holy Scriptures and the
Book of Common Prayer: Willi a Selection of Hymns,
Lon.. 1867. Svo; new ed., 1886.
Hawkins, Francis Vaugban, M.A., b. 1S33;
educated at Trinity College, Cambridge; called to the
bar at Lincoln's Inn 1856. 1. A Concise Treatise on the
Construction of Wills, Lon., 1S63, Svo 2. Optional Mo-
bilization of Land : a Scheme for Simplifying Title and
Land Tronsfer, Lon.. 1869, Svo.
Hawkins, Frederick W., b. 1849; a London
journalist; cdilor in 1877-79 of The Theatre, and mem-
ber of the editorial staff of the London Times. 1. The
Life of Edmund Kean ; from Published and Original
Sources, Lon., 1869, 2 vols. Svo.
"Our hopes have been completely disappointed by Mr.
Hawkins's volumes. With the excejilioii olu few particu-
lars of Kean's la.st illness. . . . the 810 pages we have waded
throneh have told us nothing that we knew not before we
read tnem ; have Kcnerally ' marred a curious tale in the
telling,' have thrust improbabilities upon lis. have per-
verted facts, have exhibited ignorant prejudices to an
amount we hatl fondly believed inipo&sible."— Su(. Hev.,
xxvii. 782.
2. Annals of the French Stage, from its Origin to the
Death of Racine, Lon., 1884, 3 vols. Svo; new ed., 1885,
2 vols. 3. The French Stage in the Eighteenth Century :
with Portraits, Lon., 18S8. 2 vols. Svo.
" His book is trustworthy, readable, and entertaining.
. . . Highly interesting chapters upon Voltaire and upon
lieauinarchais include .some late discoveries with regard
to those authors."— J//i., No. 3172.
Hawkins, Rev. Henry, M.A., graduated at Exe-
ter College, Oxford, 1848; ordained 1S49; chaplain of
Middlesex County A.«ylum, Colney-Hatch, from 1867.
1. "Work in the Wards," by Asylum Attendants, Lon.,
1874, Svo. 2. A Friendly Talk with a New Patient,
Lon., 1878, Svo. 3. "Time tryeth Troth ;" " A Friend
and Companion never meet amiss ;" " Visiting Day at
the Asylum," Lon., 1878, Svo.
Hawkins, I. (Trans.) On the Teelh of Wheels,
by M. Camus ; 3d ed., Lon., 1868, Svo.
Hawkins, J. Louisiana Supreme Court Reports,
vols, .xix.-xxiv., (1867-72.) I'ub. by the State. laflS-
72, 6 vols. Svo.
Hawkins, James. 1. The Physical, Moral, and
Intellectual Constitution of the Deaf and Dumb : with
some Practical Remarks concerning- their Education,
Lon., 1863, p. Svo. 2. On the Desirability of National
HAW
HAW
HawkiiiN, nev. James, simrt Vi,,.. i '
Illui-t. Lon., I,ss6, or.
:"'Do HyJ. K:'ii."-'i,,r„;;'i'8f8,:i2>no 5
on the fiihernncle of Israel, r,„„„ l,;,s:i i"„,o
S •;: sia-K ~? Si
"I-:, their I-nnte,.., X. York a„,l S,' Is^'," 'o ^ ^^""-'■^
teemh.ee„tury^,r..sjj;'"^'l^ H^;!;^^ '- ? "^ -iy „f.
(Ihis artido IS nniinly taken «,, with a .le^nco of Vr
{Ies.el,s_s work on Uutenberg agaiLt the at,ietu"e: o"f ll'r. ,
fla»ykins, Thomas, F.R.G s isin is«o i
b;^.r'i,s:?nr"^^^''-'-™--"
l-ight of the S,Tii,tMr,..,f, 1 •.•■.""*''''*'''''' '" "'«
--.1 Taste, X ITkH-V ■';•'" ^■'^Vfji'-'"'.''^, an,l „f
F"ith; or, A t ele ,f' n i- •' "'"• ^- "■« •^'"'•■I'l "f
s.a srSsHS'^-K-
Unij.crs. L„n., |sr,s, svo
Haw
I'rotits made b^ many Ketail
t Inion The io.':i?„1"s, :':""'",'!'"« ^^'Megc 1840, an,l
Lon IS44^ Svo. «. Victorian"vj;^;; 'L^'^/s^s'tl
National FreoJman I8.L«8, Vn h ,; b™n'en ,'•'
*"nestie missions. 1. Life of Vol n iF w "^f "?' '"
H".«t., IStio, ]2n,o. - lunlri I ' ^- """kins,
ilelper fronl Xorth Caroli 'rB s ' IS^'^:^' '^.;'"''-
.frioi^»Lo-!-i:^-r«-'-""p'<'^-
Ilaivks, Rev. Francis listed, D D r r n
lina:\ith CrL'^i 'r^?."",. '•."'^""7 "f North Caro'
R<nai F,ri^;:'ron.,7i!;,"rC ''''°'*' -'"■'"'"' °f "">
oaohVtf.et^'Vo^k'.'THS^" i'.r^ "' '"^"^ ^^^''""- '"
Ilawley, Giles P. " '
Chic., 1.S7S-82, ,•! vol.s Svo
^^sty Qneen Vie^ria on'her sliti^^^i^,.!];! j^;
lina: ,vith"Ma;,7an"d nhl'^rn',- ""'""J; "^ N"--"' Caro- ! and Sinmr's Cim!?!".' **: „I>i8''«"'f Nevada Lporla,
-h.. P. ..r T ;;"'' Ill»«trat.ons: vol. ii.. Embracing ' Cases, .torSan^W H'i'^M"'"'''' = '""' "^ Table of
iT^f
I.o„ .'*;S83!avo,l^;.'^vo. '""■■ " •'"""^ «""'"">'«.
"r mv Children 1«J7 .J A.. 1; „„,-:''•?*''• -!• Puemi
espeare. 1887.
n-::j^r';^!'°-'n.!- !*;,«•''' <^-"''-) «- Ho.,.0.
Phifa^LSHTimo^'*""- """'^ "^ Remarkable Birds,
EMiV"r'?"!"r' *^'""'''" <''^«"''-) See Carles.
ol^T\lT,^;i„^?.?.'«« ?'"••'«. M,D. 1. A New
HAW
HAW
Hawthorne, Julian, i). IS|8, in Boston, Mass.; I nyrnei., N. York, IS88, Kliiio, 30. Sinfirei fnlsol Duugliii
son ()1 Nathunicl Hftwllioriif, iu/n, ; went to i;uro|ni , buiini', by IMgiir Fiiwictt, I'lillii., 1888, U'mo.
with hi« imrenta in Is.,;), an<l alter their return entered
Harvuril in 18(1:), but ill. 1 not Kriiduate, lie bexan the
stncly of eivil engiiieerinj; iit tlio Lawreiiee SeientiHo
School of liurviird, iind was a ctuilenl in Dresden, (Jer-
inany, in 18fi8-ru. From \x-» to 1872 he wan employed
M 11 hydrugrapliio engineer in tlie department ot dockn
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, [mite, vol. I., add.,]
18l)|-|Hi)4. In 1m;,7, alter retirinx from the con»nl»liip
at Liverpool, Hawthorne travelled on the Continent,
making a lonK "tay in Italy, lie returned to Kngland
in 1851), and in 18til (18H()?) to .\meriua, wher<' he again
took up his residence at C(]ncord. He ilioil at I'lyiuouth,
in Now Y..rk. In 187:' he went abroad, spent two years j N.ll., while on a trip to the White Mountains wit
in Dresden, ami from 1871 till 1881 re.^idcd in London,
where he was for two years on the staff of the .Spcctiitor
and eontril>uled to reviews and magazines. In I88:i he
returned to New York. I. Urcasant : a llomanee, Lon.,
187:t, 2 vols, p 8vo.
"Wr aruKlail to find that Mr. Julian Hawthorne's first
work i.iisasutlleient (■liara<'ti'rof Its own tr> uuirk It oil'
from lliii writings of that nio>t orlsitnil of \mericaii au-
thors, his lather. . . . While wu I'roelv coneude great merit
to ' llre.ssanl,' we nin^tal thi'same linie admit that its faults
arc still greater. 'Ihe aiiniiruble
ume is not fullilled in the seeond.''— .S«/. A'ee., xxxv. STil.
1.'. Idolatry: a Konnmce. Lon., 1871, 2 vols. p. 8vo.
'•That the yimnger Hawthorne Is gifted with a power
which, Judged liy the standanl of ordinary novels, is great,
cannot he ilouhted. Nor can it be (loubled that hu has
misused that power."— .sVi/. Itci:, .xxxvlU. .'ilo.
.'t. Saxon Studios, Lon., 18711, p. 8vo.
'"Saxoij .'-itudlcs' are Just one string of lm|icrtlnences,
four hundred pages long, against the people who, with
greater kindness than wisdom, allowed the author to live
among them for some years."— .S(i(. J/a:, \\i. 780.
" It Is hardly to lie wondered at that ■ .«axi>n Studies' have
caused great otlenee In Dresden, hut thev might bo entitled
' slbernin studies' for any likeness they bear to the people
therein described."— .M, BKrin.M-Euw.unxs : .Irad., ix.aOS.
4. (larth i a Novel, Lon., 1877, 3 vols. p. 8vo. I
"'Garth' strikes u.s as a decided Iniprovetnent upon I
Brcssaiit and ' Idolatry ;' It is a verv much ripe, u-'.l wi-ser
work. W e must add that we use these terms in a strictly
nlatlve sense; for .Mr. Hawllmrue's standing fault seems
to beacerluin Incurable Imnniiuriiy and crudity."— A'dfjon.
x.:iv. 36U.
President Pierce. For biog., see Hawtiioh.sk, .(rLnv,
Hiijjni, and James, Hkniiv, iii/rn, 1. The Marble Faun,
Bolt., 18(11), 12moj Kng. ed., entitled " Transformntlou ;
or, The Romance (d' IVIonte Ueni," Lon., 18(111, 3 vols.
"It has a great dial of beauty, of Interest and grace; but
It has, to my sense, ii slighter value than Its I'ompanions,
and I am hn- from regarding It as the nia.sterplece of the
amhiir. a position to which we sometimes hear it assigned.
The Milijeci is udmlrable, and so arc many of the details;
, but the whole 1 lilng Is le-ssslmiilc and complete than either
romise of the tlrst vol- '• "' the three tales ol American life."— Henkv ./amks ; JIaw-
■ ■ ■■ "■ "'"'""f. I" .''.'"ff'wA .«<«"/ /.ffto-o."! Anier. ed., p ICiO.
2. Our Old Home, Host., 18113, Klino. 3. I'ansio : a
Fragment: the Last Literary Effort of Nathaniel Haw-
thoric , Lon., 1864, l2mo. 4. Passages from the American
Note-Books of Nathaniel Hawthorne. Ilosl. and Lon.,
I8fi8, 2 vols. 8vo. ,/. Passages from the English Note-
Books of Nathaniel Hawthorne. [Edited by bit Widow.)
Bost., 1870, 2 vols 12mo.
"Thei> remain to be noted the occasional hrcwdnesa
of (ibserviiiion; some anecd.ites of men like iiuclianan,
Ihackemy, .Ferrold, and Lord Houghton; a lew good de-
.scrinlions of show-places in England and Scotland, and,
tinally. the general readablcness, In virtue of the writer's
celebrity, as well as of the skill with which he docs the
work in hand, and the Intrinsic Interest of the things ho
writes about."— .Viidoii, xl. o!).
B. Passages from the French and Italian Note-Books
of Nathaniel Hawthorne, Lon., 1871. 2 vols. 8vo.
"His Journals throw but very little light on his personal
feelings, and even less on his genius per se. . . . They
deepen our sense of that genius, while thev singularly Uf-
^ M,. n,.i„„i .. 1.- . o X, ,. , '"'"',;h our impression ot his general intellectual power
,0,0 .T' U""'*''">i""S'i a Diamonds; a Story, N. York, . . . These volumes of Italian notes, cliamilng as thev are
1878, Klino. j. S;ba8tian Stromc : a Novel, Lon., 185 U, '"'e o" the whole less rich and substantial than those of
3 vols. p. 8vo.
" Find wh^t fault with the story we mav, and It Is uu-
questiona'jly a story of vi-ry litful and uneven iiower, there
Is a ore. ol passion and genius In the book which it is im-
possible to Ignore."— .SMtrf<(/or, 111. 147(1.
7. 'I'ne Laughing Mill, and other Storie.s, T.,on., 1879,
p. Svo. 8. ArchibaM .Malmai.son. Lon., 1H71», p. ,Svo.
"Strong as the telling may he. it is so bluntlv, boldly
worked out as to be only horrible."— .Vii/io/i, xxxviii. 4IU.
9. Ellico yuentiii, and other .Stories, Lon., 1880, 2 vols.
p. 8vo. 10. Yellow Cap, and other Fairy Stories for
Children, Lon., 188D, p. Svo. II. Prince Saroni's Wife,
and other Stories, Lun., 1882, 2 vols. p. 8vo. 12. Bea-
trix Randolph : a Novel, Lon., 1883, 3 vols. p. Svo. 13.
Dust: a Novel. Illust. N. York, IS83, 12mo. 14.
Fortune's Fool, Lon., 1883,3 vols. Svo. 1.5. Nathaniel
Hawthorne and his Wife: a Biography, Bost., 1884, 2
vols. Svo.
"By the help of his father's very copious notes of the
sayings ami doings and looks of the children. . . . and
\yith his own recollections of boyhood to draw upon be-
sides for the later period, he has taken us into the intimacy
ol the hon.sehold, and conllded the charm and dignity and
wisdom of Hawthorne's fatherhood. . . . The biographv
IS like Mr. .hunes's ' Hawthorne' in that it fails to give any
history (jf that immortal part of the man in which the
world takes interest."— .Vu//';;.' ' ' '
10. Love — or a Name, Lo;
Cadogna: a Komance, Lon.
Blood, N. York, 188.0, 12mo,
N. York, IsSfi, Klmo. 20,
xx;x. ai).
1883, p. Svo. 17. Miss
1885, p. Svo. 18. Noble
IH. John Parmelee'a Curse,
„ The Trial of (Jideon, and
Countess Aliuara's Murderer, N. York, 18S(i, 12mo. 21.
Confessions and Criticisms, Host., 1880, 8vo.'
"Hecoiitesses . . . the vital principles of hi's intellectual
Alo;,!}!l,'.V'*H!H',l''.'_r''.',','5.'°"'*' *'"' .philosophical creed. His
KiiKland. The theme In this case Is evidently le.ss conge-
nial. . . . We seem to see hlin strolling through churches
and galleries as the Inst pure American, attesting by his
shy responses to dark canvas and cold marble his lovnlly
toa simpler ami, less encumbered civilization."— H. James,
Jk.; Saliuii, xiv. 17'2.
7. Septimius Fclton j or The Elixir of Life, Bost.,
1872, 12mo. Eng. ed., entitled "Septimius: a Ko-
mance," Lon., 1872. (This was edited by Una Haw-
thorne.)
"Of course It cannot take rank with Hawthorne's fin-
ished works, but no other author of our time could have
written n."—Alli., No. sm.
" After making allowance for the incomplete state of the
story, we must confess that to our tii.ste Hawthorne apijcars
to have in this ca.se ventured rather too far Into the dim
dreamland of the grotesque and unnatural. The storv,
however. Is powerful and Interesting as it sland.s. . . . Tlie
art IS admirable, but we can hardly call it hcaithv. It will
commend itself, however, to the lover of the rar(.-r literary
essences, though it may probably remain cariiire to the
vulgar. •—Sal. A'tc, xxxiv. 8y.
. Talcs of the White Hills, Bost., 1877, l6mo. 9. A
Virtuoso's Collection, and other Tales, Bost., 1877, 16mo.
10. The Works of Nathaniel Hawthorne, Host., 187il,
24 vols. 16mo. 11. The Complete AVorks of Nathaniel
Hawthorne : with Introductory Notes by (1. P. Lathrop.
Illust. Host., 1883, 12 vols. Svo. 12. Sketches and
Studies, Best., 188.1, I6mo. 13. Dr. Grimshawe's Secret :
a Homanoe. Edited, with Preface and Notes, by Julian
Hawthorne. Bost. and Lon, 188:^. p. Svo. (A fragment.)
" The publication of ' Dr. Grimshawe's Secret.' though it
contains delacheil pn.ssages wiiicii'nr'e full oY Hawtiij'irne's
tliought and style, cannot add to Hawthurne's reputation."
—Sill. Iter., Iv. 'Jo.
„,,,, , ., -r .w i;,ce... HIS '■J^'h"'^i'«houiids in passages marked by all the beauties
criticisms, 111 theiiisclves. arc a slight matter, though there 1 of Hawthorne s besi writing, itisasawhofecrudeand raw.
are brilliant and incisive remarks sown thron..'h them."— i :.■ •. ''" ',"^''''' "''•'""""'"i'; will be glad to find in the fact
.\(i/ion, xliii. ;*,. i that the book required 'editing' a Justification for do-
ctor ' '^'"""B to wcome interested in it. at feast until he knows
P„n i ™"'''-'„l'"'''"'.*''y " 'i"t 'he limits of the editor's labors
from the Diary of InspectorByrne^rLon.'and n! i ^''" "" ""°"' ^''^'- •^'•
22. A Tragic Mystery ; from the Diary of Inspect^
Byrnes, N. York, 1887, Iflmo. 23. An American Pel
York 1887, n. Svo. 24. The Great B„^nk:Robb;-;y7?rom \ Lo^Tsslr'^iTo',,""'?,^'^- .'•th^'^r?',"'';'.' r'^'""'
he Diary 0/ Inspector Byrnes. Lon. and N. York,' 1887, ' Novel of Real Life ^^ ' ^^ ^^' ^"''' ""''"""^ ' "
p. Svo. 25. Another's Crime; from the Diary of In
spootor Byrnes, N. York, 188.S, lOmo. 2B. David Poin-
dcttcr's Disappearance, and other Tales, N. York, 1888,
Ifimo. 27. A Dream and a Forgetting: a Novel, n'
lork and Chic, ISSS, 12mo. 28. The Professor's Sister-
a Romance, N. York and Chic, 1888, 12mn. 29. Section
558; or, The Fatal Letter; from the Diary of Inspector
Lon., 1,858, 3 vols. l2mo.
Hawthorne, Robert, Ph.D., professor in Argyll
Col Pge. I'nnehg.ini, India. The Student's Manual of
Indian History, Lon., 1885, Svo.
Hawthorne, Sophia, (Peabody,) 1810-1871,
b. at Salem, Mass.; married, 1842, to Nathaniel Haw-
li"™",'.,'"'^""' Notes in England and Italy, N. York,
HAW
.wtlmnic's fln-
le could have
11 tlie beauties
ruileiUKi rnw.
lull In the fact
atioii fur (le-
ntil he kuows
Jitor's labors
) 1810-1871,
haniel Haw-
Jy, N. York,
Hawt
HAY
"iHu,lo«i..aiWork,E,riteTri •';?'' '•'''^^^^^ ^'> -
iiay, c. A., and Jncobt. If •? it , r^
I'Mla., IS75, 8v(), ''""'^'■«''. by lleinnoh Schmid,
n,iy, uAviU. I. Dninestio Servants
up;m ,i,em by the An;;:;i':;,;^;™iM'- ■■^;:-;.„^-t"wed
•i r : >Ai 1.
worth's Poetrv a I (Lir r ^""'•"°""""ii'9 of Words-
^JMIay,EIzey,-(l,eud., SeeA.L.s, P..v.vv,
'^ijhop Strain; Ed|'„., .sV'r-Ts.-r ^'o ^t'.V^^^"-'"^
.".?y' .*'«'9'Ke, of Arbroath ' -"
.Madeline Heathoute, Edin., 1873,
i?
798
HAY
llliy, William, 1. DociilnnK '>n the Vuor- I.nw of
Biiotlnnil in thu Court of Mvaaloii.i, iirj>l Awards hy Arbi-
tration, Lon., IHVi, Hvo. 2. Dceiiiions of (In Supremu
rourtu of Knxliu, I an-l Scollnnil on the I, nihility of I'ro-
|irletor». Mintiis ami SBrvaiit.< for Ueiuiration of In-
jurlop., Kclin., l><iil), Svo.
Hay, William Deliiile, K.U.O.S. I. Tha Doom
of tUv (iii'iil L'lty : Writlen A. I). 11(42, l,on., ISHII, p.
Nvii. 2. Thri'H lliinilrril Voarn llenco i or, A Voire from
Poi'tcrity, l,on., ISMI, 1). Hi,,, It. Drixhtor Britain ! or,
Settlor anil Maori in Northern New Zualunil, Lon., 1S82,
2 voU. p. Hvo.
" Brisk, frank, and clu'cry In the tone of dii"^" volumoi',
and they iir wrllliMi with sciise us well a^ sniri "Suecla-
4. Kluiiuntar.v Ti'xtnoiik of Dritlsh Fiin({l. lllust.
liOn., IH87, X\i>. . The FiingiH-IIunlcr'd (iuiile ami
Field Memoraiidiun-Hook : with Analytical Key to the
Ordorn and tiunera, and Notes of Iniportiint .-pcoiei,
Lon., I8sr, |,. ,Si-o.
'"riu'iiutliur In RH plausible as the ouleoine of his work
In lulsi'hlevous."— IlKNIiv T. WilAliriiN ; Jem/., xxxil. 2"i
11. DIood: a Tragic Til lo, I, on., I8H7, p. 8vu.
Haycock, H'illiam, h. at lluddcrstield, Vorkshiru,
Kng. ; d. ahout Irt72. I, Klenu'iitci of Veterinary lloinie-
o|iiiiliy; or, A Treatise on thr iJi^niisoa of the Horse and
C'o«, Lon., 18i)2, p. ^vi>. 2. On Hysteria in the .Mare,
Lon., 1S54, Hvn, ,j. Treatisi! on the I'rineiplea and
Practice of Vule-inary Modieinn and .*<urgery, Lon.,
1868, 8vo. 4. The Hontloinan's ,<tiiljle .Manual : the (!on-
struetion of the Stable, the Feeding and tjrooiniiig of
Horses, ,te., Lon., 1859, Xvo. i. Jlorses ; huw they
ought to b« Shod, Lon., I8»<>, 4iii.
Ilaycrart, Margaret. I. Songs of Peace, Lon.,
18s;i, isiiio. 2. the New Jlead-Master : Little .Silecd-
well's Victory, Lon., 188(1, p 8vo. ;t. Jtiiys and Kain-
bows; a Story of Thanksgit ing, Lon., IN8(i, p. 8vo. 4.
Wiiyside Chimes, Lon., 1886, 18nio. 5. (luiding Lights,
lllust. Lon., I88,H, 4to. 6. Ilurnpty-Uumpty Silver
Uells, .te. lllust. Lon., 1888, p, 8vo.
Ilaycrofi, .\atliuiliel. I. The Cry of tho La-
bourer; or. All Appeal (o tho Churchos for the Better
Support of their Pastors, l.on., 1857, IL'ino. 2. llerooi
and Lo.ssons of St. Bartholomew's Day, A.U. I(!il2, Lon.,
1802, I2ino; 2d ed. same year. .'!. .Moses and Colensu;
or. The Uivino Authority of the Books of .Moses, and tho
Objections of Dr. Colenso, Lon., I8(i:i, 8vo.
Ilayden, Fenliiiand Vandevecr, M.D., LL.D.,
1827-1888, h. lit WoatliclJ, Mass.; professor of miner-
alogy and geology in the University of Pennsylvania
186.')-72; was connected with the (Jeologieal and tleo-
graphical Surveys of the I'nited Stales from 1859 to 188(i.
1. (Ed.) United Slates Geographical and (ioological Sur-
vey of tho Territories: Reports i.-viii. Pub. by U.S.
tlov't. Wash., IS(17-7(), Svo. 2. Sketch of tho Origin and
Progress of the United States Geological and Geograph-
ical Survey of the Territories, Wash., 1877, 8vo. 3. The ,
Yellowstone Nationul Park and the Mountain Regions i
of Idaho, Nevada, Colorado, and Utah. lllust. and Maps. !
Wash., 1877, fol. With Sef.wys, A. R. C, North
America, ("Stanford's Compendium of Geography and
Travel.") .Maps and lllust. Lon., 1883, p. 8vc). i
Hayden, II. Henry. Autobiography, N. York, '
1880, 8vo. " ' ■> >
Hayden, Jabez Haskell. Records of the Con-
necticut Line of tho Hayden Family, Hartford, 1888,
8vo. 1
Hayden, Kev. John, Independent minister. 1.
The Walk and Triumph of Faith, exemplified in the
Life and Death of A. Wright, Lon., 1852, 8vo, 2. A
Letter on Family Worship. By ,J, H. Lon., 1853,
12mo. 3. A Sketch of a Tour in Switzerland, Lon.,
185!), Svo. 4. Sketch of the Life of the Lute S. Weston,
Minister of tho Independent Church, Woburn, Buck-
inghamshire, High Wycombe, 1857, Svo. 5. Biographi-
cal Sketch of Cornelius Berry, Lon., 18(55, p. 8vo.
Hayden, John J. Tile Baion of Eppeifeld; or,
The, Poor Clare ; a jMedianal Roinunce, Lon., 1878, cr,
S;'o.
It.iyden, iHarie I,. Through Fire; or. At Home
and Abroad, N. York, 1882, l(o.
Hayden, Sidney. Washington and his Masonic
Compeers, lllust. X. York, IS(5(i, 12m.-,; new e.!., 1875.
Hayden, Mrs. Sumner. Vella Vernell; or, An
Amazing Marriage, X. York. 1887, 12mo.
HAY
vols. With Ciii'iiiK, FnANri.x ItiriUHn, Report on tho
Cholera Kpidemlc of I8(t(l, Dublin, I8fl7, Svo.
Hayden, Milliam. A Very Close Amiroaoh to the
(ieonieirical (iuudrnture of the Circle ; lieing a Con.
•truolion wherein no Krror Is found oo Invesligadon,
Chlchesler, IH72, 8vo.
Hayden, William Hcnjamin. I. Science and
Revelation ; or. The Bearing of .Modern Sclcntldo D«-
velopinenO upon (he [ntorpretullon of the First Kleven
Chapters of Genesis, Host., 1852, l2nio. 2. On the Phe-
nomena of Modern Spiritualism, Host., 1855, I (lino. 3,
Ten Chapters on Marriage, Its Nature, ['lief, Duties, and
Final Issues, BosI,, 18(13, KInio. 4. Tho Apocalyptic
Dispensation : Ten Lectures on the Book of Kevelallon,
Host., 1805, 12ino. 5, Light on (he Last Things, Lon.,
1801), l2iiio; new ed., rev., 1877. 0. Dangers of .Modern
Spiritualism; 4th ed., N. York, 1870, l2mo. 7. The
Heydons in Kngland and America; aFragiiionI nf Fam-
ily History, Lon., 1877, Svo. 8. Our Heavenly Father's
Book: a Comjiiliition of Truths and Facts about tho
Bible. Part H., New Testament. N, York, 1888, 24iiio.
Haydn, II. C. 1. Lav Klfort : its Range and
.Methods, N. York, 1877, sq. IBino. 2. Death and Be-
yond, N. York, I87H, 12mo. .'1. Amusonieiits in tho
Light of Reason and .Scripture, N. York, 1880, Ifiuio.
Ilaydon, Frank Scott, 1822-|ss7, son of Ben-
jamin Robert Ilaydon, (</. r., aiiii; vol. i. ;) was assistant
keeper in the Public Record Olflco. (Ed.) Euloyiiim
(Historinrum sivoTomporis;) Chronicon abOrbe Condito
usque ad Annum Domini 1330: .Monacho quodam
Malmesbiriensi exaratum : vols. i. li., and iii„ Lon.,
I858-B3, 8vo.
Ilaydon, Frederick WordMWorth, 1827-IS8«,
son of B. li. Hnydon. (ond, vol. 1.;) seivi ,1 in the navy,
and was dismisfcd in 1867. Benjamin Robert Ilaydon:
Correspondence and Tablo-Talk : with n Memoir, Lon,,
1870. 2 vols. 8v".
"The niassof (lie nialter ,
lnteres( (iiiiiiil in ii:'—.Sal. J'tti-
Haydoil, H, H. 1. Five Years' Kxperience in
Au.-tralia Felix. lllust. Lon.. 1840, r. Svo. 2. The
Australian Immigrant: a Rambling Sdiry, Lon,, 1801,
2 vols. r. Svo.
Hnye, Anthony Onenl. 1. The Mirage of Life,
and other Poems, Edin., 1800, 12mo. 2. The Persecu-
tion of the Knights Templars, Edin., 1865, p. Svo. 3.
The Sabbath. By a Late Scots Eniscopalinn. Edin.,
1870, Svo.
Ilaye, T. D. 1. (Trans.) English Positivism, by
H. Taine, l.on., 1870, p. Svo. 2. (Trans.) On Intelli-
gence, by 11. Taine, Lon., 1871, p. Svo.
Hayes, Miss. (Ed.) Songs of Fronce, with English
Words, Lon., 1879, r. Svo. With Kai'I'F.v, , (ed.)
Songs of Germany : Volkslieder, Geiman and English
AVords, Lon., If<77, r. Svo.
Hayes, All'red, M.A. 1. The La.) Crusade, and
other Poems, Biniiingham, 1S80, p. Svo. 2. David
Western, [verse,] Birmingham, 1886, p. Svo.
" Mr. Hayes has the virtues of sincerity of mind and
loftiness of aim ; he looks at nature with a nui.-t eonsiiiiit
heart, howheit he ha.s an all too Teiinvsoiiian east In his
eye ; he has plenty of thought uiiil plen'ty of words."— .S(((.
Jill:, Ixv. 17,5.
HaycN, Augustus Allen, Jr. 1. New Colorado
and the Santa FC' Trail, lllust. N. York. 1875, Svo;
new ed., IS80. 2. The .lesuit's Ring: a Romance of
Mount Desert, N. York, 1887, 12nio.
Hayes, Charles Wells. William Wells of South-
old and his Descendants, A.D. 1638 to 1878, Buffalo,
N.Y., 1878, Svo.
Hayes, Con. F. Ida: aMonodrama, rverse,! Lon..
1882, Svo. ■'
Is out of proporiion to tho
xll, 211.
Hayden, Thomas. The Disea.scs of the Heart
and ol^ (he Aorta. lllust. Dublin, 1875, Svo; Phila,, 2
794
" Hayes, Henry," (Peeud.) See Kiiik, .Mas. E.
W., Ili/ni.
Hayes, Henry. What is Baptism ? Is it a Fic-
tion ? Considered by a No-Party Man, Holloway, Eng.,
1859, Svo. Anon.
Hayes, Isaac Israel, M.D., 1832-lSSI, b. in Ches-
ter Co., Pa.; look his medical degree at the University
of Pennsylvania in 1853, and sailed as surgeon of the
second Grinncll expedition under Dr. Kane. In 1800
he sailed in coiniimud of an expedition fitted out by pub-
lic subscription for the discovery of an open polur sea.
During the civil war lie ivascouimissioned surgeon of vol-
unteers and brevetted lieutenanl-colonel, and in 1809 he
again visKed Greenland. He received the founder's
medal id' the Royal (Jeographioal Society in 1867, and
the gold medal of the Paris Society in 1869. 1. An
HAY
AroUo Bo.t.Joi rney In the Aiilumn of 18*4
II.. and f..n iM.m, Vim.,-, n.w „,|., J., mi
.U>ry 'reTi'''Xr'; ,l|{',';,'''l.|;i';'.'',;:.l!!' .!*'"<"; 'I","", ,.|H
nimt. I tha^e, L„n., IHJi, i2„,o,
HAY
Hetnll Miuninon j or, Th«
e^rgloa VirKllil. " ],/, '",•/ '"f^- •^';'- •'• (K.I.)
Ituoolloa! till, II 1,: -V ;• y'-i '^■'^- •«.
1877, I2m„. " "'" *'l«'^^"-°-Thern„.l Balh, Chlo.,
«vo. 2. Veterinary Ne^lorfn n - ^"''"""'' '■'^"'
Practical FIor;..,„ Hhi.. m . "",'' ^'"°'' ^"untry
Kx.u„inatlon. Il|„,t. T^fi^rl "T"' '""'"' '"
Hayes, Margaret E ■ -'■
rector „r Anin « ," / h " 1 .V""'"*,7 V"!"'"' '«'»
I. Annals „( YoubI,.i r,,,,'' ," "^''^ ! ™non of Cork.
un.l l(..eor,l, of fo An in, l^'ir', ''■'',:''• ^' N"te,
YouKhal, |.,,4. . (Jul t... V *"';"", '■■""'''"!""« "t
• ""'''^ '" ^"UKlii'l, Nrdinorp, and
Jit''
Itholjlackwatcr. M.. p Zd iflU:""i ^1; "^''^rf
I vo.,„.i, i8«i. 6 Mo , i, iH*-;: ''.f,'"': ""^"''' •'^•••"t
I"u. ../inn. „t VouKha',,v-'^"°''''' '''■''«'""»
Abom Koot«t<.t,«- ir -r I J,'" ^'i'"'".V, 186.1. 7,
• •-. 2d cd.is7\p\vr,T'''''™r«"'' *''■''""'
i ".»r.,dac...-Hook, Dullin, is; f iew"«7 f,'l"' » t'"'"
II. C'riloriii; or, The I)i>i„„ 't. "J-, l."*,!), p. Hvo.
""w .'d., |s7fl ,,' ;" "','"». ^.VHiiien, Dublin. IS;;);
tl.e Flock of ,l4 Oublin -^^^^nrer^,^-^ '^"'i'"*
, W. I.s-,i, 2d 0,1 ,7877,"8vn •'"'"'■S'"^'k Manual.
I Iluyilioiul, C, and lliiroh » ». „
I C'odo „f ,,.i H lVoeo.^uro, an" .^fLi;:*--,,.^"''?'"''"
tatod. ,San Fn.n., 187(1, 2 vols. |„ %', ^* "'" ^ •^°""-
.«"7^?6^'b.'^.?%a;^r'i"c''' t';"'%7'' '•. -•>''..]
H^ "f .South •■arolina cntir^d ' "1 ""'""^ '" "'« <-'"'- •
but gave it up fo " tira^u o M tl^ ^'T'"!"^ ''"''
ue.dh.n.un.itr::!l^-;-:-:t.;^--
"•:';■ '""> ""ler I'ocnjs, Lon 18S4 ., Z
-MSK^r;.S>^]^t'i'.'^^>edu™ted
L'"llt>go, O.vfonl wh,.r„ , ' ';'""'<"'' »n'l at St. .John's
l«'H-55; a.si'.'.'.rt'n'^trrft"-''""' 'f''^ '""* " *^«"-
laar-School, Southwark Ph.lf i ^ '^'- ^''"'^ ^ f™'"-
St. Andro«'« foM^Brndft "'"."« ^'•^■'"""'•.School,
-.74, and ..in,.,, then ;ect ^r of ^m'"'' k""«''^ ^'='"'«' '«"»
or the Early Chu h TRome l! T" • '' J*r'^""«'"'«
' "»">e, II., Syria; III., Car-
Equity^-L-tu-re;:u:■^s.'^'';;«',V, .'-Outline, of
l.S8(l. 2, Th» «nirro.» f... . <.Pr , ' ^'" «'!•. Lon.,
With Xote,:i:,,;!'TS74 r"8vo •f"r'""-'^'^'"^' '«" =
DelVneeof I>urnh,.«. f,;/v.?,?:u,:*-J ^"."""""s "n the
DelVneeof Purchase foVvaluahlor ''''."''".""' "" ">«
^■"tico, Lon., I.'i.sd, Svo ^"■'"*^''' '^""''"'eration without
n&rVkJ:ihTf";K/!^'"™\f-" Prison-Life: aa
Bo..t., 186!M2mo. Massachusetts State Prison,
796
HAY
Ilnyncs, John Ili!«lio]i. n»w to 8u])ply the | tions, 1S78
Agiiimll'inil Labourer with Leer iit a Imvi I'riec, in- '
vulving uii Argument for tlie Keiieal or Heduetiou of the
Mult Tax, Lon., iNfia, Svo.
Hayiiex, John Edward. IViiilonyins of Au-
thors: including Anonyms and Initiiilisms, N. York,
l.><82, Svo.
Ilnyncs, Hi'v. John Frederick, LL.D., or-
dained 187(1 ; vicar of Clacton-on-Seu, Essex, since 1887.
I. The Student's Statutes; being the I'rincipal Pro-
visions <if some Important Acta of I'lirliament in a Con-
denjc'l Form, Lon., 1875, 8vo; lid ed., Iss-I. 2. The
Student's Loading Cases: being some I'rincipal De-
cisions in the Courts of Coiistitutionnl, Common, and
Criminal I,aw: with N(Jtes, Lon., 1878, Svo; 2d ed.,
l'-84. :). The Practice of the Chiinocry Division of the
High Court of Justice anil on Appeal therefrom, Lon.,
187y, Svo. I. The Student's (iuide to the Law of Uank-
ruptcv, Lon., lS8.-<, Svo. :>. The Student's Guide to the
Practice of the Su|)rcine Court, Lon., 188:j, Svo. li.
Lectures on liankruplcy, Lon., 1884, p. Svo. With Nki,-
iiAM, Thomas Amiiiiosk, The Honours K.xamination Di-
gest, Lon., ISS:i, Svo.
Ilnyncs, itt. S. (Ed.) Right to the Point: from
the Writings of T. L. Cuyler, ("Spare Minute" Ser.,)
Host., 1884, 12mo.
Ilnyncs, S. It. The .American Farrier and Horse-
man's Companion, Phila., 18f),'), Kimo.
llayncN, Stanley. Healthy Homes, Lon., LSSl,
Svo.
Hayncs, William. My Log: a Journal of the
Proceedings of the Flying Squadron, Devonport, 1871,
Svo.
Hays, Frances. AVomenof the Day: a liiograph-
ieal Dictionary of ^'otuljlc Contemporaries, Lon., Issj,
II. Svo.
Ilays, George 1». Every-Day Reasoning; or,
The Science of Inductive Logic, Phila., 1877, 12mo.
Hays, Mrs. Helen. I. Aspirations, N. York,
ISSli, 12mo: ling, ed., entitled " Lillo an.l Ruth; or.
Aspirations." Lon., 1887. 2. Her Loving Heart, Lon.,
ISSN, p. Svo.
Hays, Matilda M. 1. Helen Stanley, Lon., 184fi,
p. Svo. 2. (Trans.) Mauprat, by (Jeorge Sand, Lon.,
1851, p. Svo. .S. (Trans.) Fudette, by George Sand, Lon.,
1851, j). Svo. 4. Adrienne Hope: the Story of a Life,
Lon., 18B.), 2 vols. |). Svo.
Hays, Mrs. W. J. I. Princess Idlewavs: a Fairy
Story, lllnst. i\. York, 187!), sq. Ifimo. 2. The Do-
mestic Heroine : n Story for (jirls. Illust. N. York,
1882, 12ino. ;j. The Loving Sister: a Story for Big
Uirls, N. York, ISS.'i, 12nio.
Haytcr, Sir Arthur Divctt, Bart., M.A., b.
ISao: junior lord of tlie treasury 18SU-S2; financial
secretary at the war otKce 1882-85. F.ssays on Produc-
tion, anil its Increase by the Freedom of Commerce and
the Rest Distribution of Capital and Labour, Lon., Is(i4,
^vo.
HAY
S. T'.ie Art of Dining; or, Gastronomy and
Gastronomers, Lon., 1852, Svo. Anon. New ed., 1883.
4. Lord Chesterfield, his Life, Character, and Opinions;
and George Sclwyn, his Life and Times, Lon., 1SJ4, or.
Svo. 5. More about Junius: the Franciscan Theory
Unsound. Lon., ISliS, Svo.
" Kxhibits the sagacity of an astute lawyer and of an
accomplished critic. '—>'«(. Jin:, xxv. 87.
I <i. The Second .\rinada : a Chapter of Future History,
Lon.. 1871, sm. Svo. Anon. 7. Riographical and Crit-
! ical Essavs. Series II. and III. Lon., 187;i-74, .'t vols.
I Svo.
'■ -Mr. Hayward's K.ssay.s . . . rather gain than lose liv re-
prodiK'tiun In a collective furni ; for the reader liecoiues
accustomed to Mr. Hayward's mode of treatment, which is
cliaracteristic, though it is exempt from mannerism."—
Sil, Iter., XXXV. 184.
I "A niiusler of the processes by which half a score of
huge books may be Ijoilcil ilouii into a single article, he
puLs his facts into the coiuisest language, and, having
made a point, leaves it to commend itselt. Hence comes
the defect of .some of his |>apers ; a redundancy ol anei'-
dotes which (iiil to produce a satisfactory etlcct, because
they thrust one aiuither out of the reader's memorv."—
Alh., No. 2;iCiH,
" He is popular because be overflows with anecdote and
personal story. It would be unjust to ^sav that lie is iiolh-
iiig if not anccdoilcal. , , . lint, were it not for their re-
dundancy of gossip about memorable iiersoiis. his volumes
would (ill'er few attractions to ordinary readers."— ,!(//..
No. 2408.
" An inexhaustible knowledi;e of good storle.s, combined
with the rarer power of telling them well, and a great
familiarity with the lighter 'literature of modern times,
make these essays very eiijovable reading for an Idle hour.
Whether they have cost Mr. Havward nuicli thought, or
whellier that w bich has not cost the aiiilior niucli ihought
can be of any real service, are questions wbicn it is per-
haps as ridic ilniis to ask as it would be to ask wlietlicr a
moss rose wire good to eat."— Sami'ki. K. Gaiuji.s-ku :
Acml., V. 2.-)U.
S. Goethe, ( ' Foreign Classics for English Readers,")
Lon., 1878, p. Svo.
" He has attemiited to describe for tis a great man— nay,
one of the greatest men that ever lived— bv giving us, so
lo speak, his dimensions in feet and inches, tin' color of
his cyi s and hair, his weight in pounds avoirdupois."—
^(itiuii, xxvii. 18'2.
1). Selected Essays, Lon., 1878, 2 vols. ]i. Svo.
" There is no better or more pleasant wav of describing
people than by recording their best sayings and most cliar-
a(:teristic actions, and there is noboifv in our generation
who has shown such a power as Mr. flavward of extract-
ing titbits Inun biograpbical memoirs, siringing them in
a natural order and supplementing them from his own
sources."— .icdii., xv. Dl.
10. Sketches of Eminent Statesmen and Writers: with
other Essays, Lon., 1880, 2 vols. Svo. Also, paiuiihlets.
And see Pioz/i, Mks. H. L., ante, vol. ii., and Wv.vn,
Miss F. W., .(/!/(, vol. iii.
Hayward, AIniira L. 1. Illustrated Birthday
Rook of American Poets. Illust. New ed., Rost., 1881,
24ino. 2. (Ed.) Chimes and Rhymes for Holiday 'limes.
Illust. Host.. 1882, 24mo.
Hayward, Hen.
Bll/H
Uayter, Henry
Eden Vale, Wiltsliiic;
lln.'tnr ■,<■..>■« c„ Tj i^ ., I ""»"■•■«■, «v-ii. All El.se of Xo Avail : a Novel,
Uaytci, I' lorn, see Rehesfoiid, Floha Hayteh, j Lon., 188S, ;i vols. cr. Svo.
Hayward, Mrs. Caroline. The ll.ittlcs of the
Criiuea: with other Poems on the Incidents of the Cam-
pi,. „'n. Port Hope, Camiilii, 1S55, Svo.
Hayward, Edward Dykes. 1. Legislation. Ry
E. D. H. Lon., ISo'J, Svo, 2. Can a Warrior be a Leg-
islator;' Ry II. Lon., 1801, 8vo. 3. Reasons against
Martnil Law, CourtE-Martial, Ac. Ry E. i). 11. Lon..
1800, Svo. '
Hayward, Uev. Edward Fnrwell, b. I85i,at
Lowell, Mass. ; graduated at Harvard 1851 ; a Unitarian
minister. 1. Willoughby : a Poem, Rost., IS71I, Iflmo.
2. Ecce S|)iritus : Statomcntof the Spiritual Principle of
Havwnrd AlirBl.nnV V ■;'' ' i" ■ .. i , ,., I r*", "'"'"•■''""'"'■'''''«' I*"-'*-. L881, I2mo. ;!. Patrice:
1884 rarwm^i Wil? ,i'J'' ' ' ;• l",'"'''"]'^ '- '."^'•I'-'^-«»»'J"'"'-k: I'oeni, in Fou; Parts, Rost., ISS.'i,
i.-^i>4, u. ai Wilton, \>iltsliire; was articled to a solio- ' Svo ' > i
called "o t"htbaH';'ns"n",r' ;,'',''" '"'''''"> ,■'""'"'•■• ;"'« Hayward, Elwcs R. C. The Neapolitan Exiles ;
tain-ii [o lue oar in is.iii, and bee ■■ • queen s counsel in | a Poem, Lcm.. 185!l, p. Svo.
HayAVnrd, Henry Howard. Dental Practice in
Relation to Medical .'Jcience, Lon., 1800, Svo.
Hayward, J. Henry. (Ed.) Poetical Pen-Pic-
tures ot the War: selected from our Union Poets, N.
\o\U, I8(i:i, l2mo.
,J*'»''W'»''«1» J"l>" Williams, M.D.. M.R.C.S.. b.
is--^, at Stookjpoii, Chesliire; took liiE medical degree at
St. Andrews; practises at Liverpool. I. The Vale of
Conway Spa: its Nature, Propertv, and Uses, Lon., 1805,
Svo; 2d ed., under the title of "Guide to Trefriw and
the \ ale of Conway Spa," 1S72; 3d ed., 1881, p. Svo.
Heylyn, C.M.G., b. 1S2I, at
emigrated to Victoria in 1852,
and was for many years employed in the department of
the registrar-general, at the head of the statistical
branch, which in 1874 was erected into a separate d. ■
partment, with Mr. Hayter at its head, under the title
of government statist. 1. Notes on the Colony of Vic-
toria: Historical, Geographical, Meteorological, and Sta-
tistical, Melbourne, 1S75, Svo; 2d ed., 1870. 2. Hand-
Rook to the Colony of Victoria, .Melbourne, 1S84, Svo;
2d ed., rev., 1 885. :;. My Christ- -as Adventure, Car-
boona, and other Poems, Melbourii., 1SS7.
181.). Though the founder of the i.iiw'Magazine, which
ho edited 1 82,8-44, niid a special student of the literature
and history of law, he had only a small practice, and
was known cbiefly as a literary man and nuiilini:
He was for many years a constant contriiiutor to the
Quarterly Review and to ,r!ier periodicals. For hi"?,
Pce CAI!L!S!.E. llKXiii- K., .,:pr„. 1, ,S.-,,„6 Avv.rUllt • : a
Journey across the Alps: in a Letter to a Friend, Lon.,
1834, 12mo. Anon. Printed for private circulation. 2.
Verses of other Days, Lon., 1847, sm. Svo. Anon.
''''"'-'„''"' l"''*"'o circulation. lU'iirinted, with addi-
7%
iwyer and of an
lish Kcailers,")
vail ; a Novel,
:)olitan Exile:! :
HAY
2. Taking Cold, (the Cause nf li,.if , t^-
«™; -tl. e,l.,enl., m; ' ""* ^'"■''' '"'"- "*«^% !'•
Velimt Lee. Host, fioifimt ' ""'" ""'' '"^''- ■''
aeSTe I't, *;ro, : i.-ll» 'VLo'T. f ^" V
.\.J., ]8(<1, I61110 ' ^"*'"'-'^'*.) Jersey City,
W.'l'i'^^to"- "• '^"« «"'--''« Pocket-Book, I
a Tale of the (ireat Ameri an Wn/ Un Is •S^^;'''''
..ewe.l., I8S1 4. The Bemona of the Sol, ' lI' ^fZ'
I2ino; new ed., ISSl "i T,..., ,,,:,,"' '^'"'■> ''^nn,
the D^ep Sea, Lon., 1888 i2u>o fi xf \T i' ?"'« '"'
or The 'c,.ui.e of the '' ml^boyu^JIm to""'-'
The Diamond Cos., and how I won it Lo„ i's'<iS ?9 ''
8. Lord Soatterbrain • or Tli„ nl 1 n- ' ^' '2""'-
Lon., I,S69, p. 8v„ a Eolall, = !,.u'";i'°"'^ I'olished, I
Hose;, Lon.fl8,9 p 8vo °l' T;i^''%".f ","'' ^^''i"^'
Wonderful. Lon., 1870 r2mo„i''V"' " "'^ "'"'
lilack Angel, I on 1871 "IJ,/^;'.,'^''^'- "• 'Jl'''«
CiM-oline: a Novel. Lon., 1875, n Svo is I'v. \ A '"■
a Novel, Lon., 1875, 1, Svo iV T '^"":' «ray .•
W«rld, Lon.. 1875, p. 8vo is' M„ ) ?"" "«"'"'' "'°
venture, an'd vleiasi ud^,";;' t^"''!'^"' ^ i'^' '^J" '
The Thr™ S d ,C- a Ce'l V""" Vl"' ''• '^"- ^i^
.'"l-n Hazel's Vengeance Lon 1 8S0°".^' "'o''" *'»• 23.
":i-X':l5;;£':5'f: s•T'tl;:;
.r Ten Years a Rover Eon 1882 fomr".^, ^.,';^'''J<'^■^ i
IN.M, 12mo 35 o2 1" T "'" ^^1"'"'»'' Mi'in, Lon..
, i.mo. .50. Unoin a 1 housand. Lon HS", 19,,, '
^....a.aKe,.re„j'^i,^Si:ft;;;::l^«:n!^;,^'^
-^' the Tangent ^.Z^ZZ ^ isl^'^1^'"'"""
^Xi^iz:";^,^ "witiytt'^f" v'" ''^'"''--■■
i'ies. Host., 18,8« Tfi,„o /^,, ''-'*^'"""' "'•■'''''•'«'^' '\"thor-
l^r'l, l2a,o. """a'n *'• Our Children, N. York,
4S^?1^1, «--^7» of Leisure Hours: a
D "'rD."{;.,^L:t"e'*irofls"''T'j,"' ">« «-• •'■ ^--■-
Economy in Brown tin ?w?'' "^ ""•'""'■^ ""'' l'"'i'i^'»l
tn-.s. Journals on,? w • "^ ' ™»'Piled from his Let-
l"«i"riend":Bost";',j8^:"ll:/"'^ '"« ««™"eotio„s of
'V..l'Vith'ulii^^;!„^i;|';;^^ ''•«.' these pages c,,ntain; . . .
sous of him in irfiterarjM l?;/,,fi\'"r J""''"'"',''"' ""Pres-
tion days."-.Vn(io,,, xiiv JJ ""^••"»' ''rief notlcesof vaoa-
l'o""'p,';K^?]'';«'.|;; Autumn Musing, and other
v.— 50 '
HAZ
i ""^nrd, Kowinnd Gibson. MA irn r
vol. 1., a(h .,1 d. l.ss.s I o'l; '''•"•' r""'«.
Articles on tl e Fi,„nni„l '^"J y^-"":'""'" " Tories of
Mind in Willing- or K-irv I'i •.. "• *'™'»'» "f the
Firs, Cause, x"f-;;k '1^ r •■. ,?''■ '"!' '^'"^ " ?.'-'"""<'
and Hoars of Labor, X York Ism ' J'-'-y^ »» ^ inaneo
every man has a w ie ,'l fou ' in , , '" ^
sues, feelings, Ae,,wl,i,.,,',r,P''r'."' sensiuions, do-
l^'V!:rr-Vi:-!^'jr^^'"-"^'^"-i''^^^
tl.nmgh,';!,^'^^;!,,,;:'//;,.,/,:;-,'^^^^^^^^ e«re, and showing
judgn,ent."-.s;(, J,"'!' '-™i';"': . i'"»ers of observation ,3
UariV,^!y^^,^;^:;^:'^'^^-N';«^yO:, l;om,we,l (j-on, a groat
"lingo : and it des .rilK's a' on,l 1""-' '■"""" '"' '*'"■ ""-
experiences of tran- tl 'r" , k- '' ',"V,""-T "'eiiiKhor's
«i;!i;;;;s'-r;;;";/iSi g-s,;s^^^^
JdTvsfA,rV'''TnAT'n'\' f -" •.
Illustrated in t e Ex,,,. ^"'^"1."/ ^'f"' «raphicali;
viduals. Bos", 870 's', 7'iil ^f"^^" """''r«l Inili-
niasphimers? le-O hodox'^ir"'^'-' ^^?''' "" "">
i.its"? Best., 1871 12„io Tpf ^''""•'"is "r ".Spiritual-
, 1871, I2n,o 4 Me iu,,,;a^,l\7 r'^'';'*'''^''^i'''B''^t.
f 12mo. 5. (Ed ) S,,i , ,, "n *J«'''»|"»'"I'. «"^"t., 1871,
INTB Ifinio fl H^' , . Co'iiiuunion Tracts, Bost
Sl.e,;hlr;rn.™d""' 187^'"" "' °'"^" ^""-- ^^ ^0';;
A,"^'a''n'L:u!ies".!r,d''ren!i ''"".''^'; "^ P'-''"« = '"e
I'l-ila., 32n,o r The JL ". v "a7 ' ^""^ "^ Etiqucte,
Cow: their llUtory l«UrP' ^x^^^' """^ ^uernse;
Phila.. 1872. 8v,'i Ii ,♦' "''■ *'""''ge>»«nt. Illust.
the Ee'st Me hod -for P due n!i an P"«T"'^'^'"e-- »"»
ISrr, 12n,o. 4. An .^rif ?.■' M',":'*«t,ng it, ]>hila.,
vania in the bid i Ti,,' "st ' m -.""^ ^1^'""'>"-
(Conudetion of J. F IV, L>/1" , ^yt' '""•'' **™-
I " ilazel, Ilarrv ' " ' ^?''=' ""^ I'l'ilndelphia.)
I ,•«/,„. ' "UTJ, (I'sciid.) See Jo.VKs, Ju.sTit,,
Hazeland, iMrs. R * . ,t,
Mag,lalen, by J B Jl t'„ . • " 'Trans.) St. Mary
ti:i^i^-\o^;;-oir > f "^^.- -■ -5:
Ii"ugaad. Lon., isifi, ,, sto^'"^" ""^ ^'' *'«"*'=''. by E.
I8-"""t'!,""'"'-"' «'-ellaneous Rhymes, Lon.,
Au"nrs!.'.'n'cX,1es' "f,,'?"^.''*"' "««'«'1. The
L<»1., 1887, 8vo (A re„o!: *- .""°" "",'' Colonization,
'"ittee of namgement'of Vhe T -"""^T "'' 'lie com-'
Office.) ""fceiient ol the Emigrants' Information
faa^'Me'l'S'uafeTrt ^j^'"'«'»f""' ''• ''*•"' »' ««'"
ljeca,ne litcary editor of tl„. \w v , I ' "'"^" •">
B,-ev tv and Brilliiinni. i„ ,', \; r."- "'''"> ''^"lu. 2.
Hj «im uiiM,iincy ,„ ( less. N VorU mart 10
Uo" 1,88": sJ; • """"•^' "f "'"'"■'=''. Massachusetts,
Village. Illust 'lios't 6„ " I'tT m'^''^' '" '^""
..nd the Cargo it bro. giit B t t,i„!o° f 'V"'^' '""''-
D.^r^::^ir;T!f;k„s:';sa;t'.""'' ^-- -^
797
HAZ
HEA
Ilazeii, Biig. -Gen. William Babcock,
U.S.A., l8.1ll-l,s.H7, b. ill West llurtl'ord, Vt.; gmdiiuled
at thu U.S. Milititry Acndcmy in Ii^dA; watj ii|i|iuinted
professor of infantry tactica at the U.S. Military Anuleniy;
served tlirough the i.'ivil vior; was in France during
the Franco-Prussian war, and was U.S. military attach6
at Vienna during the Uu.-so-Turltish war. In 18.S0
he was a)i|iiiintod chief signal officer. 1. The School
and the Army in Germany and France: with a IMary
of Siege Life at Versaille.i, N.York, 1872, 12mo.
"Replete with matter of great interest and value both
to the soldier and the statesman. The informatiiui it con-
tains respecting the military and the educational institu-
tions of North (iermany and of France is as uiU and ua
Oetalled as can be desired."— .Vi((i«H, xvi, ;!«,
"To the report of this remaikablc conversation [with
Bismarck | succeed several chapters of the author's impres-
sions of the siege of Paris; and where these are fonnded
on liis own observations, tlicy a.'-e fresh and iiiterestinj.' in
a high degree."— .S«(. Hcv., .xxxv. ;iy4.
2. Our liarren I,an<ls; Interior of the United States
West of thu One Hundredth Meridian and Hast of the
Sierra Nevada, Cin., 187.'), 8vo. li. A Narrative of Mili-
tary Service. Illust. Host., ISx.'i, 8vo.
"(ieneral Hazen's book will have a very considerable
value among the contributions to a (inal history of the
war. . . . The parts which relate to the ttrganizinion and
Internal discipline of his own coinma'id will rank high.
We suspect that the rest will be regardecj as a curiously
uiu'0usci(ius discUisurc-of hi.-i subjective traits of charac-
ter, more than a strictly objective presentation of real
facts."— .Vd/ion, xli. 3X1.
Ilit/lchurst, George S. The Invisible Telegraph
of the Future, l.on., 1887, 8vo.
Iluzlerigg, Hev. Grey. 1. The Voice of the
Bridegroom and the Voic^o of the liride: Five Seiiuons,
liOn., 1809, 8vo. 2. Letters to a Mother: with u Brief
Sketch of Earlier Experiences, Lon., 1880, 8vo. Also,
tingle sermons, .to.
tiazlett, Helen. 1. The Cloud with a (jolden
Border, I'hihi., I80ll, l2mo. 2. The Pastor's Son, Phila.,
180."), 18mo. .'!. (ilennair: or, Life in Scotland. I5y H.
M. Tateui, [p.seud.] Phila., 1809, 12uio. 1. The Heights
of Heidelberg, 1871), 18ino.
Hnzlewood, Uttvitl. 1. A Compendious (iramnmr
of the F'eejean Language: with Examples of Native
Tdioius, Vewa, Feejee, I86(|, 8vo. 2. A Feej^an and
English Dictionary, &q., Vewa, 1850-52, 2 parts, 12iuoi
2d ed., L()n., 1872, 8vo.
Hazlitt, >V. I. Dictionary of Ancient Geography,
Sacred and Profane, Lon., 18.)1, p. 8vo.
Hazlitt, William C'arew, [mil)', vol. i., add.,]
b. I8:jj; eduoated at Merchant Taylors' School, and
called to the bar at the Inner Temple 1801. He has
edited the works of Lovelace, Ilerrick, and other old
authors, Warton's History of English Literature, &c.
I. (Kd.) Diana: the Sonnets and other Poems of Henry
Constable, Lon., I8,)9, p. 8vo. 2. History of the Vene-
tian Republic ; her Kise, her Greatness, and her Civili-
zation, Lon., ISliO, 4 vols. 8vo.
" Some time back ho published the first two volumes of
the prescniwork; they showed a great ileal of indus'rv,
but they were full olthe 11. ost hidicrous blunders, . , , i'"e
criticised him scvcri'ly. and by way of answer ho has re-
written his two voluuics from bei.'iiiiiiug to .-.id. , , , We
have, on the strength of this reform, nmdo a second at-
tempt to read throni;li .Mr. Hazlitl's history, and we have a
second time broken down, , , . lie knows what the chr^ni-
U'lers ti'll him, but to try those chrouici' '.y the received
laws of historical criticism is a thor.f;iii ,iich never oc-
curred to liiiii. ... It would bo eiidle,>^s to enumerate all
the mistakes which one comes across In turidng over Mr.
Hu/litt's pages."— .Sii(. A'ti'., xli, H'J,
;j. The Great Gold-Fiolds of Cariboo: with an Au-
thentic Description of liritish Columbia and Vancouver
Island, Lon., 1802, l2ino. 4. (IvJ.) Old English ,Iest-
Dooks, Lon., ISOi, 3 vols. Svo. 5. (Ed.) Remains of the
Early Popular Poetry of England, Lon., 1801-60, 4 vols.
12nio. 0. Sopliy Laurie: a Novel, Lon., 1805, :i vols. p.
8v>, 7. Jlemoirs of William IJa/.litt ; with Portions of his
Correspondence, Lon., 1807, 2 vols. 8vo. 8. Hand-Uook
to the Popular Poetical ami Dramatic Literature of Great
llritain, from tile Invention of Printing to the Re,«tiira-
tion. Loll,, 1807, Svo. 9. (Ed.) The Ro.\burglio [.ibrary,
Lon., 1808-70, 8 vols. tto. 10. Popular Antiiiuities of
Great nritain, Lon., 1809, :! vols. 8va. 11. (Ed.) Eng-
lish Proverbs and Proverbial I'hrases, Lon., 1809, r. 8vo;
2d od., enl., 1882. 12. (Ed.) Inedited Poetical .Miscel-
lanies, l,iS4-l7'lO: selected Iroui .M.'^S. chictly in Private
Hands: with a Few Explanatory mid Illustrative Notes,
Lon., 1870, 8vo. 50 copies, privately printed. (Con-
tains a preface by Henry Hutli, from whose library ihu
798
material was mainly selected.) \3. (Ed.) The New Lon-
don Jcst-Book, l.on., 1871, Svo. 14. Anecdotes and
Reminiscences of Illustrious .Men and Women of Modern
Times, Lon., 1872, I2nio. 15. (Ed.) Prefaces, Dedica-
tions. Epistles, selected from Early English Hooks, 15IU
-1701, Lon., 1874, Svo. 50 copies, privately printed.
(Contaics an introduelory notice by Henry Hutn.) 10.
Collections and Notes, 1867-70, Lon., 1870, 8vo.
'"'he books noticed by Mr. Hazlitt in this volume are all
rar,'. . . . Perhaps it would be safe to. «ay that three-fourths
of the books named in it are unique. . . . There are very
few tliat are worth reailing ; , , . ami wo may look on the
mania for collecting them as a harmless form of the prev-
alent Insanity, To such collectors .Mr, Hazlitl's book is
simjily indisiiensable; nor will it bo alisolutclv useless to
the student of tlie history of English literature.' —*'«/. Rev.,
xli. ,')00,
17. Second Series of Bibliographical Collections ami
Notes on Early English Literature, 1474-1700, Lon.,
18-^2, Svo. 18. Offspring of Thought in Solitude: Mod-
ern Essays, Lon., 188-1, cr. Svo. 19, (Ed.) Jests Old
and New: containing Anecdotes of Celebiilics Living
and Deceased, l,on,, I'^SO, 12ino. Also, 100 special
copies, interleaved. 20. Old Cookery Books ami .An-
cient Cuisine, Lon., 1880. 21. Gleanings in Old Gar-
den Literature, Lon., 1SS7, 12iuo. 22. .Schools, School-
Itooks, and School-Masters : a Contribution to the History
of Educational Development in Great llritain, Lon,, 1887,
p. 8vo.
! Head, Barclay Vincent, Ph.D., D.C.L., b. 1S14,
at Ipswich, Kng. ; educated at t^uecn Elizabeth's Gram-
inar-Scbool in that town; entered the British Museum
as assistant in the department of coins and medals 1864,
and was appointed assistant keeper 1871. His honorary
degrees were conferred upon him by the Universities of
Heidelberg and Durham in recognition of his services to
the science of auuiismatic.<, he having been the first to
inelhodize the classification of Greek and Phoenician
coins according to their chronology and styles of art.
He is a corresponding member of the Imperial German
Archieological Institute, honorary secretary of the Numis-
matic Society of London, and joint editor of the Numis-
matic Chronicle. Three of his works have been crowned
by the French .Academy. 1. On the Chronological Se-
quence of the Coins of Syr.icusc, Lon., 1874, Svo. 2.
Metrologioal Notes on Ancient Elcctrum Coins, Lon.,
1870, 8vo.
" ,\ valuable monograph on a ,'lttss of coins too little
studied, , , , Historically the iiiaiii value of the laboui
Mr, Head has mulergoue in thc-c liiquines consists in the
[iroofs atforded by them of the extent of the early com-
merce of antiquity, and of the great lines along which it
moved,"— -It/i,, No, i!o3S,
H. The Coinage of Lydia and Persia, from the Earliest
Times to the Fall of the Dynasty of the Achiemenidie,
Lon., 1877, 4to. 4. Catalogue of Greek Coins: Mace-
donia, Lon., 1879, p. 8vo. 5. The Coinage of Ephesus.
Illust. Lon., 1880, 8vo.
" No one can study this interesting volume, with its fine
photograph.c (autotype) .dates, without being astonished
,it the certainty to which the science of numismatics in the
hands of such scholars as Mr. Head has attained, and the
amount of artistic, mythological, historical, and even eco-
nomical knowledge that is to be derived from the iiatient
.study of the monetary scries of a Greek city."— .s'uf. A'cti,,
1,83,
0. A Guide to the Principal Gold and Silver Coins of
the Ancients, from circa B.C. 700 to A.D. 1, (Brit, Mus.
Pub.,) Lon., 1881, Svo; new ed., 1886. 7. Synopsis of
the Coins and Medals in the British Museum. Issue I.
(Brit. Mus. Pub.) Lon., 1881, cr. 8vo. 8. Catalogue of
Greek Coins: Central Greece, (Locris, I'hoois, Boeotiu,
and Euba-a.) Illust. Lon., 1SS4, 8vo. 9, Historia
Nummorum: a Manual of Greek NumiBuiatics. Illust.
Oxf„ 1887, Svo.
■' "Vhat Mr, Head has succeeded in doing Is to iiroiUice
an excellent introdULtion to the study of Greek com iiii'll
its liraiicbos,— a thing for wlii,'h coiiicoUectors, foreign
and Englisli, have iieen sighing for the last half-century,"
— (', O.M.V.V: .lc(i((., xx.'il. 119,
111. Catalogue of (ireek Cuius; Attica — Megaris —
..Egimi. Lon.. ISSs. 8vo.
Head, Sir Kdmund Walker, Bart., K.C.B.,
1),C,L,. F,R,S,, [.(i.tp, vol i,, add,,] 180,)-I80S. He u.
signed the governor-generalship of Canada in 1861, and
on his return to England was appointed a civil servici
commissioner. 1. Shall and Will; or, Two (^hapters on
Future .\uxiii:iry Verb,-. Luu,, l.-iiO, p. Hiu; 2d ed., enl.,
1858,
" The book Is clear in expression, and abundant In In for-
mathm. It Is also Ingenious. . , . When we have read Iho
book we feel that we have got Into our mind a good deal
HEA
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tii'ii — Mcgaris—
of L.
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gincor. r,(m., I,m;!I, .svo ■'• •'M'- 1. Hie Koyal En-
Ul,inslructiv•t^••-.sv,?/A^^, x-:vi' llf,''''"'- ""^ ^^i'l">l not
j- A Sketuh of ihp l,ii'» ,in,i jT ii ^ ,
'ho C.ust.' thereof c"i*H^li"s"'''°""'' ^"«»«ni'^. "nU
limn: bei„gaSy"teL,,f VL" ""v T''" ^'"'"''•'« by
i^tauite,, L„,T., ixfr ;!^.;/ ''•^«'"""" Tcehnica applied to
K»Hifi"uloI,';T?oi.|!!-,^,l^," ^r "" - New System of
HeaU, Percy Heudeil V„„ n i r ■ 1 fl'eir Chanicierii
lleiKl. H-.I.J.. p" 7'"»'«. ) Lon., i8-y, o. svo i Headv W «
Con.h.,on P.... „_..." -^t^^Z: vtj""" "' "*""= I'''«"'«. or the Like,
Head, Kobert c..^ T T^'"'"',-.-' *^""-' ^^''-^^ i'- ^vo.
Iii;'oo.of,h,sr^, '6he«li4T?wn'p*' T^ ''™-^'""'^ "
^, Headiuglev, Ado phe s .n "*^'n'""' ""' ■'™'
Iirmllau>tl,, Lon . 18s" c'rsvo „ ", ^">>^'"Vi'y of C
Hoadiiietoii I '»■'*"*"''>*' •''I. enl., 1 8S,i
(E.I.) liuok of ;,,„•. /\7 '^;:^,.*'-"',"^'"'. Joseph.
Heacilam, ilrs. BpRtrn„ »'"""• '**^'''' '-"'o-
D. Jleadh,,,,, ,'/--" Shim *" "•• ""■" <"■ ««>'■ ■«•
ogy. Lon., isrsf p.'svo ' ^'■■'■^""■' ■" Christian Theol-
Headlain, llev. StPMa^t n .
atoM at Trin ty Co U^l v'l »"«kwort}i, gra.lu-
1870;ounuo of Sim .dl, '" VlsV f f' '.'""= "''"'"ncd ,
Catechism and the K nvnehntion ,7 " k'" ^i'" ^'"'^'••''
;,'n.l other Senno!,; Lon., Yss " tl'T "^ V"',"''"''-^' i
fmnitheCros..; Addre.su" irBn' n' . ™.- ''• '"'^'ons
on (iood Friday, ss;;/,;^',.", '"' "''' ^'"""^
of '^'""■"''lUferbein..S ude8in;h„rr- t J''" ^""'^
Lon., IS.SS. er. Svo "'"^"'s '" "'o Church Catechism,
I. Thou;;hls and JVav -s r .; ■ " '"^ •'^"■"''. ''• I^- :
Lon., ls,!ii |9„,, -.,"','!;'"""r' '""' ^-"I'li'iiatory Notes
Headii ,d" :-redericT- Wh'; ■■^' ^""- ■■^•'6. '2n u, '
[""'^ vol. i., a, d 1 AM. 11 T ''",'"' •^'•I>-.1''.K.C.J'.,
toCler,.y„,e'„, ,,;;,[, tnl'tl^""'^-"""^ ' "•"" "i"'-^
w.V::i.;:'Sn,:^l,;^'«^»V-'euevointion,x
lion: a Hi,. <■ ., _.'■! '>^'''- •!. IheOieat Rebel
-'ohus.u; inth^iSSii^;.':'^!' '^"f. '2""'. riHa :
i-osition of th. c™^;: ;.;,.;^'^-V'Vh,'^-"^^'"'-'
Heroines of the Hible- or Tl, vr ' I '''' ^™- ''^•
'"■•y, iio..t., I,s,i7 ISn'o Vt. ,'"'" °f SaeredHia-
Il>"vid, IJost., ISfi.s T";. ''■ ^'-o.^ourt and Camp „f
Veara of the Old Norsemen, If ^"".%',"''' ^ Thousand
'8-^. '2mo. l;;. (Cmnn 1 I „h,""1', •'^■«-"*'^- N. York,
^"piiit in the Life and ["h.r^^ 'J't ^ '"'' "^ "'o "oly
Vork, LS8J, ,svo ''"'"'"" "'^ ^^- '•• Hau.mond, N.
, KiS''c'2g'e"l!!^do"n'*.td'!' Vir^«' <"'-"-'' "'
l'eter'«, Great Win"mi '«" " ' "r '?"";, ^'""te of St.
mentary ar.,1 1', "nar Vi .1'' r",'."';'"' "''''''■ '• Eie-
^vo. 2. The Vital Prin '."'^ I'-eliHion, I ,n., 1871
e.t„hMshed in "^ e . h.f ch i";- "'•' '^^-'i""i'y. "b.
bH"Sing UentilnsanV , o^. in "r!"'' JV^'o'-'M^Uion, for
J. The Gospel, ti.e Crnori Vi, n ^T' ''""•' '«"•". «vo.
lion., 1874 8 -o 4 '■ ' '■"'' "'e Cross „f Christ
Lon., LS75. ' " ^""""^ Song: wi.h JIusie
tb "•^?;^;;;!;?I«;^^i««j;f • on I„^rnal Tumours :
bourne, 18-fi, Sv,. ^'"""=""'"' anJ Diagnosis, MoU
,1, • „ ""i-vois. 8vo 4 I
ir'TK;'"'"''"-''^'>'-V".k, 1880, 8v„. new
Vork, isiir. 8v . 'nefv'':,',""' '","',''"'■''' Commander.. N
•'-".^.Vork,i8"8,S o"T'"n''"'- ,'!• f^"« of U.S.
"-M:x:vo;;";t'^;i'^1!;r '" ^■~ ^'-u 0/ 1,:!;
^^ J>n^ia'!::;;2'";f?^ &!' t"'.'. vol. i
iliilt., ISfiH. ll»iii,^^
and^Uct'n'.m'BHdge?™'/;?,:" V'"'^ f'"" Arehe,
Heald, Edmund T(,„- .^l'"- ""*^- ^vo.
Times of I'leGe"" .f: til Imich"'.''''''""^"^ ' »'■- The
"I'cd and established n Syria iX, ^"' '" '"' ''"*•«'-
Lon.. |s(|,o, m,„o '" '^i^""' J^abyloma, and Egypt,
; CaJ'::?^';^,:;'!-^,^'V«o„, A Treatise on Vita.
I '••^72, ;' vols. 8v". ' ^''"'■"'' ««»''' or l-e»s, Lon.,
I se;;^ lll^n?':;;?^^ •^m!?^;.'T^,'"« ^'^"" "istory, ana
abound infaini iaril u^'n'ii ,. ""V?- ■ • • !"«] laKes
generally kn,,w,,: '4,/^ N, 'ww "'*-■" "' '" '""a'"-'os not
Eu!;;!i!?^;f '^': <^,;;j,J^« ciirisUan Altar in Western
-'On, 1881, 8vo. 3 Tbn r 7" ""'■«' "'"l Ornaments,
of King.ston-upon-Thames ■; L, "'"'■^. f "'° Church
Of the Free Cllapel ."t Mr'M'' T',"' "■?. "'>^'ory
the Law and I'raetice relatio.r („ 7 i, . • ,^ Treatise on
tion of Joint-Stock (nuanu.! ^'V"^^' "^ '^^^ooia-
eJ.. enl., I,s8fi. "Panies, Lon., 1875, r. 8vo; 2d
!«|f&!:--p.^-'^'-i-^^^
""-•'■ ^ ' ."-"■^•«>"- -•^',•'•':n^"na Sherman;: Law (Ireland, Act SSI Hiwh' i**'^- '• '''be Land
'--ithanAhe',^u:^^f^^----rp^^
-1J..J ha^Veld palt'orates in ?he p"".'!'' t"'"'- ^<"- !•■ II.
'79a'
Dublin, I,S82, Svo ■> I'lV'VT '""™ "'<-'reunder,
IS'ifi, Svo. With ju-ri'v V ' "^"^ I'-olni'l, Dublin,
I.-(rreland)Act/!^i!::0^1,;-7^;,'74;theLand
Somerset, Ohio. A Short T. ■,'.',•" ^"'"I"''""' '"onk, of
Dovo, s ,0 the messed Vh-^rv 'v «J«,'«"-«"y : vlith
■'"^,..AMa,f::|'J^,";'^:?"' -'-Cl'ttageiros-
HEA
Ilraiiley, llev. Robert Alarshnll, M.A., gnul-
untcd lit yueun'B CoMcko, Oxford, 1871 ; onliiineil 1S71 ;
hon. .-eciTtivry of the Universitiua' Central African Mis-
sion, niid rector of WainHeet, Lincolnsliiri, since I SSII.
A Memoir of Edward Steere. O.D., LL.U., Third Mis-
sionary Bishop in Central Africa. IlluRt. Lon., 1,S88,
cr. Svo.
Heap, Major David Po.-ter, son of (i. ]I. Heap,
iii/i'ii ; b. 18l:i, at San Stel'auo. Turkey; grailuated at
the U.S. Militai-y Academy 18(i4; served in the civil
war, and has since been engaged in various engineering
works. 1. History of the AppMeation of the Electric
Light to Lighting the Coasts of France, Wash., 18.S.S.
2. Electrical Appliiinces of the I'roscit Day, N. York,
L'<S4. X Ancient and .Modern Lights, Bost., 1887.
Also, nports, Ac.
Heap, (iwyiiii Harris-, 1SI7-1S87, b. at Chester,
Pa. ; became a clerk in the I'.S. government service
1S4B ; consul at lielfast 1Si'j6, and at Tunis 18117-78, and
then a])poiiited secretary of legation and consul-general
at Constantinople. Centrn' Route to ;he I'acilic, from
the N'alley of the Mississippi to California: Journal of
the Expedition of E. F. lieule and 0. ]I. Heap, I'iiila.,
185,1, 8vo.
Heaphy, Miisgrnve. Glimpses and Gleams, Lon.,
188:i, p. 8vo.
Heaphy, Thoma!«, l8l;i-lS7:); son of Thomas
Heaphy, an artist in water-colours and the first president
of the Society of British Artists ; followed his fathe.-V
profession, and was much employed as a portrait pa'nter.
He also contributed to periodicals. 1. The Likeness of
Christ : being an Enquiry into tV-\ Verisirailitude of the
Received Likeness of Our Blessad Lord. Edited by
Wyke Bayliss. Illust. Lor , 81. 2. A Wonderful
Qhoat-Story ; being Mr. H.'s ■ n Narrative : with
Letters of Charles Dickens to the Author respecting it.
[Edited by Mrs. Heaphy. 1 Lon., Iss2, 12mo.
Heard, Albert F., lormerly consul-general for
Russia at Shanghai. The Russian Cliurch and Russian
Dissent ; comprising Ortiiodu.\y, Dissent, and Erratic
Sects, X. York, I8S7, .8vo.
•' If Mr. Heard's work i.s to beplas.sitied as a compilation,
it IS one in the best sense of the word. He has per.jctly
mastered his sulyect, and has worked it up in the calmly
unbiassed temper of an historian, and in a stvle at once
clear and terse. He oilers no original t.'ieories, no new
views, but plenty of soun.l observations .'ud interesting
details, carefully selected."— .Vh/ioh, .\1v. 2;ib.
Heard, Franklin Fiske, [ante, vol. i., add.,]
1820-1889, b. at Wayland, Middlese.\ Co., Mass. ; grad-
uated at Harvard 1848; admitted to the bar 1850. 1.
liihel and Slander, Host., 1860. 2. The Legal Aoquire-
I lents of William Shakspeare, Bost., 1865, 4to. .5. Curi-
I sitics of the Law Reporters, Bost.. 1.S71, l2mo; new
id., 1881. 4. A Treatise adapted to the Law and Practice
01 the Superior Courts, and of Trial Justices, District,
Polne, anu Municipal Courts, in Criuiinal Cases, Bost.,
1879, 8vo. 5. Principles of Pleading in Civil Actions,
Bost., 1880, Svo. 6. A Concis; Treatise on the Prin-
cipl.^ of Equity Pleading: with Precedents, Bost., 1SS2,
Svo. 7. Shakespeare as a Lawyer, Bost., 188:i, sq. 12mo.
8. (Ed.) Acts and Resolves, (ieneral and Special, of the
Massachusetts (Jeneral Court, 1882, Host., 1884, 8vo. 9. j
Precedents of Equity Pleadings, Bost., 1881, 12mo. 10. |
Precedents of Pleadings in I'ersonal Actions in the Su- I
perior Courts of Common Law: with Notes, Bost., 1886,
8vo.
Heard, Isaac V. D. History of the Sioux War
and Massacres of 18(52 and l86;f, N. York, ISB.'i, l2mo.
Heard, James Arthur. The Life and Times of
Nathalia Boris<ovna, Princess Dolgorookov, Lon., 1857,
12mo.
Roman Empire, viewed in Relation to the Evidences of
Christiani'y, Cambridge and Lon.. 1852, 8vo. 2. Now
Wine in Old IJottles : a Review of Maurice's Theological
Essays, Dublin, 1864, llimo. ?,. New Wine in Old Bot-
tles, [being a Reply to the " Essays and Reviews,"]
Lon., 1862, Svo. 4. The Pastor and the Parish; or, The
Minister as Preacher, Pastor. Catccbist, Lon., 1865, p.
8vo. 5. The Tripartite Natiir« of Man; Spirit. Soul.
and Body, Lon., i8(16, p. 8vo; 5th eii., Edin., 1882^ (i.
National Christianity: or, Ctesarism and Clericalism,
Lon., 1877, Svo. 7. Old and New Theology: a Con-
structive Critique, Edin., 1884, p. Svo.
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I Hearn, Lafcadio, b. 1850, in Louoadia, (Santa
' Maura,) Ionian Islands, of English and Greek parent-
age : ciiucatcd in England and France; a journalist in
Cinoinnati and New Orleans. 1. (Trans.) One of Cleo-
patra's Nights, and other Fantastic Romances, by Thc-
o|)hile Gautier, X.York, 1882, Svo. 2. Stray Leaves
from Strange Literature Stories reconstructed from the
■ Anvari-.Soheili, Talmud, Ac., Bust., 1884, Svo. H. (Trans.)
I Gomljo Zhebes ; Little Dictionary of Creide Proverbs :
\ selected from Six Creole Dialects : with Notes, Ac, N.
Orleans, La., 1885, Svo. 4. Some Chinese Ghosts, Bost.,
1887, 12mo.
" His style is ex(iuisitely polished, his vocabulary is the
cream of language, and his six stories arc tidd with literary
art."— .V(i(m», xliv. l.'il'i.
Hearn, Uilliam Edward, LL.D., 1826-1888, b.
at Belturbet, County Cavaii. Ireland, and educated at
the Royal School of Enniskillcn, and at Trinity College,
Dublin ; was ajipointed professor of Greek at tjueen's
College. Gahvay, in 1849, and in 1S54 became professor
of modern history, logic, i>nd [lolitical economy in the
University of Melbourne, Austnilia. In i87H he resigned
his professorship to become dtun of the faculty of law
at the university and a member of the legislative council
of Victoria. 11 was called to the Irish bar in lS5,'i,and
to the bar of Victoria in 1860. 1. 'i'ho Cassell Prize
; Essay on the Condition of Ireland, L(m.. ?851, p. Svo.
I 2. Plutology; or. The Theory of the Kliorts to satisfy
Human "'ants, Lon., 1864, Svo; new ed., 1878.
" It is a very good ijook. ... a manual of political econ-
omy, not dilluring very niateriiillv, as far as we can judge,
from previous works on the same subject."— .8'(i(. Rei\, xvll.
.J9li.
H. The (lovernment of England : its Structure and its
Develo|jnicnt : Melbourne, Svdney, and Adelaide, Lim.,
1867, Svo: 2d ed., rev., 1S87."
" Professor Hcarn's 'Government of England' has taught
me more than any other single work of the way in which
the labours of lawyers established in early times the ele-
mentary principles wbiidi form the basis of the conslltu-
tion.'— K. DicEV: Law of the Vdiutilution Preface.
4. Payment by Results in Primary Education, Mel-
bourne, 1872, I2nio. 5. The Arym Household, its
Structure and Development : an Introduction to Com-
parative Jurisprudence, Lon., 1878, Svo.
" We should say that he owes most to Sir H. Maine,
though he has looked at the structure of archnif -ociety
alsowlth theeye-s of .M. de C'oulanges. Vet it were grossly
unjust not to admit that Dr. Hcarn's work is one of great
learning, ability, and value."— .4W., :-'o. 2074.
6. The Theory of Legal Duties and Rights : an In-
troduction to Analytical Jurisprudence, Melbourne and
Lon... 1884, Svo.
" The Australian colonies have furnished, in the person
of Mr. Hearn, a most alile writer on jurisprudence His
book is modestly styled an Introduction; . . . but, as far
as it goes, it is complete and exhaustive."— Sa(. liev., Iviii.
oS.J.
Hearnden, Isaac. " Blower's Ghost :" a Legend
of Kent, Lon., Is.sii, 12mo.
Hearne, Edwin. 1. Thoughts on the Cholera,
Lon., 1853, Svo. 2. Cholera Non-Contagicms, and the
Absurdity of Quarantine Restrictions demonstrated,
Lon., 1866, Svo.
Hearne, .Mary Anne, ("Marianne Fa-ning-
ham,'' pseud.,) b. at Farningham, Kent. 1. Lays and
Lyrics of the Blessed Life, Lon., 1860, fp. Svo; 5th
ed., :S67. 2. Life Sketches and Echoes from the Valley,
Lon., 1861-67, throe serie.;, fp. Svo. 3. Poems, Loii.,
1866; 2d ed., Lon., IS70, p. Svo. 4. Chats by the
Se,a, Lon., 1868, 12mo. 5. Little Talcs for Little Readers,
Lon., 1860, 12mo. 6. Home Lite, Lon., 1869, 12mo,
7. Girlhood, Lon., 1S61I. 12mu. 8. Boyhood, Lon.,
1870, 12mo. 9. The Sunday-Schools of the Future,
Lon., 1871, 12mo. 10. The Cathedral's Shadow: a
Story, Lon., 1871, p. Svo. 11. Brothers and Sisters,
Lon., I.sr3, 12mo. 12. Leaves from Elim, [verse,] Lon.,
lS73j^p. Svo. 13, Dell's New Year, Lon., 1S74, I2mo.
14. Sunday Afternoons with .lesus: Bible Readings,
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jicrance Tale, Lon., 1876, 12mo. 16. The Summer and
Autumn of Life, Lon., 1876, 12mo. 17. Songs of Sun-
shine, Lon., 1878, p. ,Hvo. 18. The Children's Holidays :
Out-of-Duor .Stories for Little Ones, Lon., 1878. 19
The Story of the Years: a Text-Book and Diary, Lon..
1880, 32mo. 20. Homely Talks about Homely Things,
.on., Is.Sfi ,,. i*v.,. 21. Victoria: a .Souvenir of ll.e
Queen 8 Jubilee, Lon., 1887, 32mo.
Heartiey, Charles Tebbott. Our Cathedials
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Ueasell, Anne. I. Studies on the Apocalypse;
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new cu., r,on., I8a2, 12i]i() •} p„ i >. „,
Heasmaii, Alfred. Caiip f "**''' '^mo.
The Su»»ex Herd-Book : vol i I'g.t I ""s I^"""',' *^-
8vo. ' '"■^''-IsiH, Lewes, lS7y,
1868, ,i vols. p. «;„ " '"' ®"'°- " ^»v«l. I-on.,
■eotureron a„ar.„y:f :h^"fc X''HoSrsr^
WW. Keen, illust'.'; mir'^.irT.hT i' T4 "^f j-'.^' '
tndoseone a8 a Means tor th r," '*^- •'■ *Jn ""o
of Ureth'ral Di^el::,"'!,' .,'?,s«^"^r '^ "/' ■■^''•'"""»""
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Thoracic Aneurism by th„ DU^ '/ r ?^''"""""""'f ^'"™-
8vo. (i. A Cours Jo "™ve^ '«"'""■■ '""■- '""''
'Irawn by .M. L^.veil 16 ' >, 'l 1^"^ ^ wi.h Plates
^lo; 2ded., 18S4 7 Th« o ,J,^", '•"'"■' ■■'<77, imi..
Uiagnosi., Lon. ■ 1S7!., ?2nu>"''2'd /'"w!^,'" ^"^''"™'
Cei.ain Diseases of the Jaws ni,,,,"' r ^f'"'''"' ""
Heath, Douglas i>eii.,rui 'T' '^^**' Sw-
eated at IVinitv ColltL r ? '■ '■•^•' ''• "*"; «''»-
at 'he Inner Te,*;;p,e^''k " "t'.gf if^':' '" '""k""
county court T8tr-'i.-,. An KlBm.n. ^ I^'oomsbury
the Doctrine of Ener./v L „ "^ "'"^-'''ry Exposition of
. Heath, Rev. Uunba Is d^ri'' ["; r
1.. Hkath, D. J., add 1 181(i ISH^ ' > ••^- ^"""' *•"'•
College, Ca.nbr d^r W. K^ ' graduated at Trinity
Isle of Wiirht 184.^ L ' "'""" "''"'• "f Uniding,
hi. «ermonV 'oi .t'reriirorr '"I f'"' «-^P"-^^ions fn
Character, Lon., 18(i2 „ Svo ^ m '"!' ''"■"''^^^ional
Heath, Francis Ge'oree. b ISi'i „t t .
onsh.ro, entered the civil servk'c in Hfi^' ^h'^'u'' ^7"
.".any years taken an active i^tereti,,!, ""^ '""' ^'"
of forests and the extens on of ,,»rL "'," l"-<^««''^'«ion
in the metropoli. In 8s'' V '""^ "1"^" ^l"''"^
.(ournal of Forestry. , The" r' "'"'"' "^ "'«
Life in the West of Enghind Lon 1 s"T™ a "'' ^""""'^
-a]., same year. '='°8"""'' ''on- '"^i, p. 8vo ; 2d ed.,
-^^^'"^"^{^^Jif^^Z?^ v«cation.,our. which
present condition of the atr?,nif,,r,i'--^' ''''"'"'■' '"'" the
Ins native ..ounty, Sc er tn hi" ."""' '!;.""• '" ai'paruntly
•■"iibeeithbr mure imnortani or',;,;; '''-'w 'luostlons . . .
>"",l'l. allied to au Eg is K?ar "?/';,?!"' ^" "■' English
;^e^^'ii^iii^.:^.li:?S';i?:^?^;i^;?-aj
^.,Th:z;;i^;ta:„?;r'L!!r^^^^s^-'- '«"- **-•
i™A""''"'^»'so;n^Iiha^^lr^"'^/'"«'^''-^S ''"" very
o"y-««didhisHttK, 'entiffl.^^^^^ • ■ " treo,^
"r t Lile'-of that part of t he Vel. .r p 't"in«ii''e of I'eas-
-i^t- o. the vLi:i^y'i:?'^^:^^^,^^'^inu,.
LoL^^7^r-"tn^,^tf 7!^-'--^ ^-,
and at wy ra'tT^knan<Mk'?lt'tln'J ''f'"'P'''';''' '" " compact
niar and (Ilctl(>n.>rv of ?hn f.!r '^ '^"■"'l"' "'« whole Rram-
HEA
gra"!^:s''Z^exedKM!i'''f,' ■»««•» " rtl'Unet nee.l ; I,, en-
si"Kularh- aceumte , i b th uXf'V ",";? »"" ''-■allVL
Wdt™!re^-t-,:;;^-Si".ilo Letter IVon,
I the Kerns round Lon on.' Lon 'I'ssf'T' '^'"'P'" -
i '"''■'• 13. My Oardon WIIJ ' ! i' '""'• "<-'»' ««'•,
JVess Descriptions, ion ISSri'ol'",'-"''*" ■,"'"' '"="«-
i il'u.t. Lon.,^S85 p. 8;o 16' Tree t^ ^^''"','" "''"'"•
p. svo. '^ '"• ■'"« Gossip, Lon., lS,so,
-h"Mo,!rl^n? i.o:,^'"-EdUed b'T'^ "' n^'^^'^^ "™t^
aMenioir^byK:td^;;:t^:i^:;:;---e-!;
or2J^i;^^f::itLoJ^:^s;;i,71^:^--.^e..
Pia er"^',,irtn""l''i'rPnl^*''^-■'''-^'-'^-t.
anS''L^*^:^^:'lS"^^,i>-'^-s: its Cause,
Heath, Kichard i' ^V''" /''.'^'"''S. l«o9.
Lit.^and^fritinr^'ln.st.S^i'^.r.s'sr-.r^o ''" ^"'^
than lUemo' ?lL;;,l.l?M,'''ih'^u'i, ."r^ "I'T ''i-faphical
somewhat inerloaded i/ «■ u, ' folll.'i'f',' "' '"■"' '"'l™'!
«|mt ho IS pleased to ^'^^^^Hl^^l^^l^^^r!^;;^ ^_
itt!''t::z is.s2"uo"'VTh''^"',"^'r ^-'-"-•
or. (ilimpses < f the Ililrv i.fTh ^'^'"? ^ '" ^^l-rosa ;
Lon., 1884, ,K,o 4 -n" ^i^.'"''-' •^S''>-'"''"ral Labourer
the Dawn if R;f„;„/.„ th„ r'"''"" '" ^''"■"'"'- from
-Nantes. (..Churenii ;^. ^eTT"/'::' V'c ""'''"l "'
grSj^at^L^rivS'^oiri'l"' f'-, '«^^-'«^^^.
Hertford College Oxford IS" i ® ' i^""''',"'' '**^^' ""d at
I Bishopswood fss" ,"^.i-fi;,':\';i'fr'"f '«"^! .vi^arof
p. 8vo. 2 (Tl■ans^ Mi^t 1 ?' * ,'"'-''" Artists,") 1879,
5,S'^S'^l^-:'e;;^J,AT.„Use„n.eo.
Heath" s:,"""'™' "<•«-. '.on :T888-p"8Tr'"^
vofs' x^.^1 x"'*n^,^.- *?",'."« f "'"— Court Reports,
Heath ■ Thomas '\?,;;''"i'^' '**=«' ' -"•**>■<'■
P"-"s,Sa,U>an,,";i.,oi''-" ^''^'"""- """^ "">"
dria r'^f stlurirthe Hi'V"' .^^'opha-'- of Alexr.n-
I'ridge, 1885, Svo '"'"''^ ""^ ^''"'<- Algebra, Cam-
ina,t!;iS''^lj;:l?'^;!??'!:j7i''"tion to the history of
NiL'e7or':7Ttle"'i:V.^''r'V«'- The Admiral',
He«ti rote Evai, aT' ^"^■•J»'^». 2 vols. 8vo.
or. Sv.,. ' ""* ^ Parson's Story, Lon., 1881,
b^y"rD^refo"p'm^nro1•t?'' '' •^"""«^- ^-'-Em-
j Tran.,actions7ir.:'i8l,/8'v"o " ""'"' (''''"'"«P''ioal
I BamorcXe'oxtd MliJn "* '7^^",°' «™''-'-' "t
ordained Isfj.V, recto/ West" n' '" "'" 'r"'^'"" ''^"'^!
since IS67. 1 Seven S»r,n Doq-'ng, Lincolnshi,^
Heathcote, John Mnvpr id • •
[ Fen and Mere, Lon., 1876 r.^vo. ''«""■"«''<'"»«' of
lion goi'iu nV"ri?a,ld%avi','J h!mspii-'/'',"""'y °^ 'nforma-
^ 2.^Scoop Wheel and Centrifugal plt,p, Lo,,„ ,877.
801
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Ileullicote, 'I '. Tho Truth of God Defenilpd,
ic. : Tlircf Mi^iiys, . ., 1S72, 8vo,
Ilcillhcutc'W. t . (Trnns.) The Nature of lliir-
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x.xxv. 4:1!).
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802
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Hebden, Rev. Arthur Henry Ramsgate,
M.A,, graduated at Trinity College, Cambridge, 1S55;
ordained 1856 ; rector of Ashford, Stati'ordshire, 1873-7il
1. Baptism; or, The Prayer-Book explaining itself,
Lon., 1871, p. Svo. 2. The Lord's Supper according to
the Bible and the Prayer-Book, Lon., 1871, p. Svo. 3.
Baptism : Are we Right? Lon.. 1874, p. Svo.
Hebert, Rev. Charles, M.A., D.D., graduated at
Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, 1831 ; ordained 1833;
vicar of Ambleside 1875-78. 1. The Book of Sports and
Archbishop Laud; or, 'The Anti-Sabbath Movement of
that Day, Lon., 1853, ]2mo. 2. Theological Colleges
and the Universities; or. What Special Training should
bo given to the Future Clergy? Burslcui, 1853, Svo.
3. The Atonement by Propitiation : a Fragment of the
Argument, Lon., I860, Svo. 4. Neology not True, and
Truth not New: Three Short 'Treatises, 1861, Svo. 5.
On Clerical Subscription; an Inquiry •' \lo the Real Po-
sition of the Church and the Clergy i
Articles, the Liturgy, the Canons i:
IS62, p. Svo. 6. Ritualism; or, T'
Lon., 1867, p. Svo. 7. Faith and I'f
and the Creeds, Lou., 1872 -o. ■
Supper; Uninspired Teaching. ', , . .'
The New Testament Script ■
they were written, Ac, Oxf., ' -
Hebert, George. Wilh ■
1SC2, p. Svo.
Hechlcr, Rev. Williail: ►,!. . 'i , ccraduated at
Church Missionary College, Isiiugi-'i. : ordained
IS7U; ch.-iplain at Stockhotiu ISS;; i chaplain at
Vienna since 1885. l.TheJerusah .'<,. prlo : Docu-
ments with Translations, Lon., 18' ; ,0. 2. The
Restoration of the Jews to Palestine. . 1884, fol.
Hecker, G. W. Law Reports of Cases argued and
erence to the
'utes, Lon.,
"ch Views,
' 10., 'The Bible
,d.) 'The Lord's
,2 vols. Svo. y.
. Order in which
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deloniiinod in EnBlnncI nml the rnito,! «.„.„. ,.-
ran,, on the Sale of Pe™,n„l V^r'^^Zt MSr, ]^>, \
Vow'i^o'Jk CifvTf'c''""" Thomas, I819-I888, b. in '
Koman Catlmlio reliJ r«tudie,I I, , ™"'"'" '" ""^
«a8 or,laino,l i„ l^C^n J c„ r 1 th5^;'' i""""'"-^'
order. In 1S5| he re urned to the I i, 1™''''""''' I
established .t oonuimnity known as Ihn *"'" •- ""''
Si. I'aul, of which he was .suZh.r „ lsR^?'^T"\"[ 1
Ihe Cathnlio World, and beoa nn wi J,". '''*•','"' f"»ndcd I
of the Soul. N. Yo^ i8i5T2n o"\ I; (^.estions '
•Vatare, N. Vork, sl?, l4,o' •) The r'^f'';-"""^ '"' '
in the L'ni.ed sla.es, X Ck ■s/.s.^,""'^';/' "•,■■.*='"
and I'rotestants agreeing on the Ihi n' ''>"'"l'''» i
Vork, I.S8I, Svo. 5 Th„ pi?," V , ""' Question, N. '
position of^lre•catho^c CWh Tn' V? w '"f.l ''"v'^'^"
and A.^pirations of .ho "nt ^JerN York "Jr^^^'
l.'iMo. Also, Single sermons, Ac. '**'*' i
-'d ed., N. York, 1806,"™ "'" ^"'"Pomments, &c.;
Ileckethoru, Charles Williain i u .
of All Ages and Co' n rie^, Lon is'r / 2';^?""' '^^'"^""^
Irador in the Transvaal, I.on' IS82 ' ', Sv^ ^ ^""'^ '
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iMcidenlallyalso t itsiio u In ^, \T I'^'"" '" I'""". amC
Transvaal. . She 1 as l'1™ ,«"' '" ''•'"'■," «"•"""« n the
ing b.K,k."-.t«ii., xxi'.4 "- ' "' '"' ""'"si'iS aiul interest-
Ilector,iMrs.Aiinie, (French. W Mr. ai
'!"," pseud.,) b. about IS25 in "ubl n ' Sh^'h *"■"""
Legend of the Golden Prayer ie TJ'' ''•-.'?• ^^ "T'"'
l''inn !! Ti.» H' ■ ,™J'"^> *o., [verse,! Lon.. 1872
I-.U0. 3. The Hoo.ng o't? a Novel. Lon.', 1 87.3" 3 vols! ,
wZnlyfy^no S.^'n^Ct'l^n "".^ P"''^^'"" ^-""8; I
<Iced,notieeably brlgh 'a VhTi unov^^^ "mv.kish; I?,:
phere of g,,,,,! tlniper hroiKl, ,VA^^ h^ """'«•
denlly below its own possg t/eJ n i . "'' ""»' '^ «^''-
author."-Sa(. Kev., xxxvi oia "'"^ ""^ l'"Wt-Ts of its
wiTfoi So""'^ f 1;"' '^n°"-' '*"' 2 vols. p. Svo,
vols. p. C: • ■""■ ^'""■^''' J^O"' Lon., 1876, 3 I
ot! 'm1^!'sZ'i?f tho°'s^l',1ef Sfwlr'lPr "« 7he Wooing
lacks life and ■ go "i-.s!l5 '^ef xTi -J^ '^ "'"^ '^'^ ""«•>, it
3 ^^is'^tr. "/o'TAlLd'^W'^K^.'^"'' f-"- '«".
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gain .■ a Nove? I.on lS8rt ?9''' ^'T' '"• S'""™'^ Bar-
" Novel, Lon^I 86;'2 vo?s' erTo l^M^^T-'^ ^^" ^
'' Novel, I,„n. 1887 3 vl." er.' 8vo ' i'/a lX T ?"'"? =
a Novel, Lon., 1888, 3 vols, or 8 "o Interest:
t" Wi^eitn-'the'-p''""'' """' """""y '■> I^dia :
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"''icy;TheDeadlnrk."ii"'?"ii'' "'"^ International Tur-
Lon., is'ss; super rsto^^''"'^' '" ^'"""' ^^o^'""' *"•.
Ju"daUt''„,,H?'''']:,'"V '• /?'••) ■"'■'ootions frou, the
man I'upm'ph.v',,, m^V"*. '^ !",""•' '^'"' 0''' «<"-
Notes, Lon iVsf ,, 8^„' '"*' •' "'"' I-'i-oJ-ction and
ocelesi'astical htto'y in t e^t >;' V,v ^''™'"«''"^"'''f' -f
of Oern,an ^n Ill^v^ d Co leg "n ;872"r'osi' '■""'' "'."
I saDie time his nastoratn i , 1.^ '" ."*"^;/«8'gning at the
Inquiries in tCo, fl . V'rnn r, '^'""o '• ""»"'
Religion, lio.t ISiiV 19 .' V 'J,?'""- 2- He'^'on in
of Ilebre'w Tradit on 'iw^issfl ^ '« ''""'""I ^Vorld
tlons, Bost., Ls-Tinn r'"5.'The Wa,?"?"tV'.'''"-'-
and other Ivs.-av^ ]i,„t w-- ,,^ ^ "' "'o ^l""'.
Poems, bo..t.' I8S8 Tfiu^o ' A^l •"' /^^""^'"'ions and
Hedges, Isaac A 1 - ' ""'''* '".''"'™''' ''"■
Products, Culture and M„n,r. Sugar-Cancs : their
tioD by (i. Cwiielcw; "'',"■"• "'"' "" Int'oJue-
16mo. Jielcher; new ed., enl., St. Louis, 1881,
or^uiiLc»sa^:^';^:^.:!;/!?j;^t;^;j^/;>^a.c.
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the Gladstoie Government Issn 8, ""p"^ *'T'°^
188B, 4to "'•"■iment, 1880-86: a Poem, Lon.,
War. rilust T„„ ,- ?. *^ '*• Inc'Jents of the Civil
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bany, ISSH, 8vo.
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add.] Tlu^ Mornin); Land : a ramlly and Jewish Hin-
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lleilprill, Angelo, b. lS5.i, utSatoraIja, Hungary;
son of AlicliiU'l llcil|irin, iii/rii ; studied natural bi.-tory
at Kiiro|ioaii schools ; was n|>|iointed (irofessor of invur-
tobrati! paln!ontolo;{y at thu .\oadeiny of Natural Seiunees
in Pbilailel|diia ISMI, curator of the inuseuiu IHS.i, and
professor of geoloijy at Iho Wagner Free Institute of
Science 18S5. 1. Town (lecjlogy: the Lesson of the
Philadelphia Rocks: .Studies of Nature along the High-
ways and the Byways of a Metropolitan Town, Pliila.,
18.><5, 8vo.
" Wo miss the literary quality of KiM(,'Rlev's ' Town Geol-
ogy. . . . but we have a valuable body of simple ob-
servable fads."— .V<i/i(»i, .xli, Ifj.
2. Explorations on the West Coast of Florida and in
the Okeechobee Wilderness. Illust. Phila., 1SS7, Svo.
3. The Geographical ami lieologioal Distribution of
Animals, N. York, 18H7, p. Svo. 4. The Animal Life
of tiur Sca-.Shore: with Special Reference to the New
Jersey Coast and the Southern Shore of Long Island.
Illust. Phila., IHSS, 12mo. 5. The Geological Evi-
dences of Evolution, I'hila., 1SS8. Privately printed.
lleilprill, Loui§, b. ISSI, at Miskolcii, Hungary,
son of Michael Heilprin, iii/ni. The Historical Refer-
ence-Book, N. York, 18S5, 8vo.
Heilprin, IMicliael, lS2:)-l.sss, b. at Piotrkow,
Poland, of Jewish descent; was engaged in the Hun-
garian revolution of 1,S48, and in ISsli emigrated to the
United States. The Historical Poetry of the Ancient
Hebrew, Translated and Critically Examined, N. York,
187«-sn, 2 vols. Svo.
" We have here the ripe result of a whole lifetime's care-
ful and enthusiastic study and InvestiKatiuii. . . . -Mr.
Heilprin has the advantage, which manv scholars have
not, of beiiiK eiiiiallv at home iu Jewish a'lid in Christian
studies of the Old Testament literature. He is entirely
catholic."— »Vri((o«. axiK. 60.
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Seasons, J,on., 1869, Svo. 2. The Evil Wedding: a
Tradition of the Druidical Monuments at Stanton Drew,
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Present, and Future of the Crystal Palace, Lon., 1874,
Svo.
Heinrich, Julius. The AVindow Flower-Garden,
N. Ycjrk, 1879, 12iuo; new ed., enl., 1887.
Heisch, C. E. William Tymlale, Lon., 1SS4, 12ino.
Heiscli, Charles. Elements of Photography, Lon.,
ISB.'i, 12mo.
Heiskell, Joseph B. Tennessee Supreme Court
Reports, 1870-78. Pub. by the State. Nashville, 1871-
78, 12 vols. Svo.
Heiss, Most Kev. itlichiiel, D.D., b. 1818, at
Pfahldorf, Bavaria; removed to the United States 1842;
ordained priest in the Roman Catholic Church 1840;
Bishop of La Cro.sso ISliS; Archbishoj) of Adrianople
18S0, and of Milwiaikce 1881. The Four Gospels E.x-
ainined and Vindicated on Catholio Principles, Mil-
waukee, 180:i, Svo.
Heiton,John. 1. The Castes of Edinburgh, Edin.,
1859; ;id cd., 1861. (Written, as the author states,
"chiefly with a view to introduce many curious anec-
dotes and bon-moli, collected during the course of
years.") 2. Old World and Young World, Edin., 1S65, Svo.
Heitznian, Charles, M.D., b. IS.iO, at Vinkovcze,
Hungary; educated in the universities of Pesth and
Vienna; removed to New York iu 1874; vice-president
of the American Dcrmatologicnl Society. Microscopic
Morphology : the Animal Body in Health and Di-soase.
Illust. N. York. 188:!, Svo.
Heldinaun, Bernard. 1. Dorrincourt : the Story
of a Term there, Lon., ISSl, p. 8vo. 2. Boxall School:
a Tale of School-Boy Life, Lon., 1881, p. Svo. 3. The
Mutiny on Board Iho Ship " Leander ;" a Story of the
Sea, Lon., 1SS2, i2mo. 4^ Expelled: being the Story !
of a Y'oung fientleinan. Illust. Lon., 1882, p. Svo. 5. <
The Belton Scholarship: a Chapter from the Life of
George Denton, Lon., 18S2, p. Svo. 6. Daintree, Lon., |
HEL
ISSH, p. Svo. 7. Solf-Conciuercd : a Chapter from the
Life of George Denton, l.on., ISSO, p. Svo.
Ilele, NicholUH Eeuwick. Notes or Joltings
about Aldeburgh, Sull'olk : relating to Matters Histor-
ical, Antiquarian, Ornithological, and Kntoniological,
Lon., 1870, p. Svo.
Ileley, A. A. Lines of Remembrance for Com-
memorating Events, Ac, Lon., IsSI, 8(|. ]6mo.
UelfeuNtein, Jacob. A Cumparalivo Grammar
of the Teutonic Languages : being at the ,Sanie Time a
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1870, Svo.
Helleberg, Carl Gustar. (Ed.) A Book written
by the Spirits of theSoCallod Dead, through Mrs. L. S.
Green and Others, Mi^liums, Cin., iss:), 12ui().
Heller, Thomas Edmund. The New Code of
Minutes of the Education Department, lyui., ISS2, Svo;
Ilth ed.. enl., IssO.
Helliar, A. The Paternoster Pilgrims; an Impos-
sible Sketch, Maldon, 1884, cr. Svo.
Ilcllier, A. M. What Work can Girls do for Christ?
Lon., 1SS;|, |6mo.
Uellier, Itev. BeiOamin, Wesloyan minister.
Memoir (d' M. C. Taylor: with Extracts from his Corro-
8|iondence, Lon., 1870, p. Svo.
Hellis, Nellie. I. Bennie, Iho Bread-Winncr : a
Story of Lowly Life, Glasgow, 1881, p. Svo. 2. Martin
Drayton's Sin: a Story of Village Life, Glasgow, ISSl,
lOino. 3. Rob and Ralph; or, A Trust Fullilled, Lon.,
|ss2, 18mo. 4. Roving Robin, Lon., ISSli, 12mo. 5.
Little King Davie; or, "Kings and Priests unto God,"
Lon., 1884, Itimo; 4th ed., 1SS.5. 6. Little Gladness,
Lon , 1SS4, p. Svo. 7. Gipsy Jan, Lon., 1884, p. Svo. 8.
Won OverJ: the Story of a Boy's Life, Lon., 1885, ISmo.
9. Three Little Fiddlers: or. Love Perfected by Trust,
Lon., 1886, 16mo. 10. The Story ho was told, Lon.,
1887, 18mo. 11. Higher Tp, Lon., 1888, p. Svo. 12.
Stories he was told ; or. Adventures of a Teacup, Lon.,
1S8S, ISmo.
Hellniuth, Rt. Rev. Isaac, D.D., D.C.L., b.
1819, at Warsaw, Poland; ordaineil 1840; Bishop of
Huron, Canada, 1S71-S3; rector of Bridlington, York-
shire, since ISS.i. 1. The Divine Dispensations and
their Gradual Development: Eight Discourses, Lon.,
1S66, Svo. 2. Biblical Thesaurus: Literal Translation,
Lon., 1S84, r. Svo.
Hellon, Henry George. 1. Lord Harrie and
Leila; or, A Romance of the Isle of Wight, and other
Poems, Lon., IStJO, 12mo. 2. Daphnis: a Sicilian Pas-
toral, and other Poems, Lon., 1S82, sm. cr. Svo.
Hellyer, S. Stevens. 1. The Plumber and Sani-
tary Houses: a Practical Treatise on the P''iniplcsof
Internal Plumbing Work; or. The Best Meajis of Ex-
eluding No.\ious Gases from our Houses, Lon., 187", Svo;
3d ed., 1884. 2. Lectures on the Science and Art of
Sanitary Plumbing, Lon., 1S82, p. Svo.
Helm, Alfred. Nevada Supreme Court Reports,
vols, i.-iv., (186a-«!l,) , San Fran., 1866-70, Svo. With
HiTTKLL, T. H., Nevada Supreme Court Reports, vols.
v.-ix., (1869-74,) .s„n Fran.. 1870-74, 8vo.
Helm, George Frederick, M.A., M.D., F.R.C.S.,
formerly dcmon^trator of anatomy in the Cambridge
Medical School. Short Sight, Long Sight, and Astigma-
tism : an Elementary Guide to the Refraction of the
Eye. Illust. Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Helm, H. J. American Roadsters and Trotting
Horses. Illust. Chic, 187S, Svo.
Helm, James I. 1. Memoir of M. T. Sharp, X.
York, 1853, 16wo. 2. (Trans.) Count Erbach : a Story of
the Reformation ; from the Gernum of Armin Stein, N.
York, 1SS2. 12mo.
Helm, T. B. 1. History of Allen County, Indiana :
with Biographical Sketches. Illust. Chic., 1880. tbl.
2. History of Hamilton County, Indiana: ivith Bio-
graphical Sketches. Illust. Chic, 1880, fol. 3. Ili.--
tory of Madison County, Indiana: with Biographical
Sketches. Illust. Chic, 1880, fol. 4. History of Dela-
ware County, Indiana : with Biographical Sketches.
Illust. Chic, 1S81, 4to. 5. History of Carroll County,
Indiana : with Biographical Sketches. Illust. Chic,
1SS2, 4to.
Helnier, N. The Actor's Make-Up Book: a Prac-
tical and Systematic Tre:itise nn the Art of Making I'p
for the Stage Illust. N. York, 1888, 12mo.
Helmorc, Frederick. 1. St. Mark's Chant-Book:
Newly Arranged, with Additions, Lon., 1863, 12ino. 2-.
Church Choirs : containing Directions for the Formation
8 and Trotting
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Lon., 1S74,,,, ,Svo. ■''*"'"'"• ^'"K"". "nJ Stammerer.,
Ueimore, Marsaret fit
Story, I.on., 187.!, 2 vW, p's 'j I-""''/, -^ M«r« I-ove-
L"ii., I.S7H, iL'in,, "^ "^ '"'"•-' "•^"Uth Flower,
llelinore, Rev. Tliomiis \i a r .
M..K.lalen Hall 6,,^ ' j'h""':"'"""' .K'"''"'"<"1 "t
eilited a liirgo number ..f collui'tmn. nf ' V ": "*-■
A Catechism of Music Co.Vr .''','''',';'','"""'«-*<'• '
'io.ml Works, l.on.I 1H?8, , sir "''" '•''"'■■"■ ^
Helms, Ijiidu'ie Vi>rn»r i. - t^
he left in IS4!i. "i'mecrin.V^^'M ' v ^J"'""''. which
entertaiMlnK."-.si,(. /!■,', '"lli'j* •,^,.V''""''K. "'"I execeaiiigly
Ilelmuth, Williiiii, 'r,w|" V n r
1. A Treatise on l>i ,t t heri!, iVv^' f""/.''' *■"'■ '•' '"•''•]
Homoeopathic Tre:ime ,-. Z2'",VT''"%'\- "'.''
rev., 1,H04. 2 ,\r,.ili,.nl i)„. • ' "*^->»>'o; 2(1 ed.,
must. Phlla.,' S7,"; Z;;. j';,^..^^'"'"' of Surgery.
Scratches of a SurL'em. <' T *• '- ""'■• "*''*7- •<•
Steamer-Book: t eDaiivlife^?,?'''T'""' l^'""' *• ^
after Health, Hecrea;i:;^^fK: ,'^ J^-^'-''; S-ker
.«J:^r^jS:;^ fe» f?-. vol. i.. „.M.,] b.
at Buenos Ay res lS61-b7 a'^, ,"•' ^-P--'""' U.S. consul
'ively in Asheville, Nc a >V ?^ -^^"ce resided succes-
The Land of Gold, N York 'n 9 v >"'' ^'"y- '•
^on for a Co„ti„^„ ) x "^vlrr ,|- ^'-'JlJI'-e : a Ques-
Negroes in Negroland Vh.' V ' '•^''^ "-'""• ;!. The
Negroes gonernliy X lo < 1*^, f ^ '" '^'"""™' "'0
of Andean J'i|dou acy ,"nd , ,h "' n "■'"• ■*• OJ''"'«nts
1S71I. 12mo. ^' "'' """-•^ Oddments, St. Louis, |
llSn't; b^J^lipbo^^rrr '^™"'-' "y ''"'her'e'
12mo. ^ ^'I'lio'iae do Lamartine, I'hila., 1876,
Helps, Sir Arthur, D.C.L Km r .
inil,nearStreatham,Sur,ev-vv^ ''- ?' "' """"""
at Trinity College, C.Hridi'-bp? "'"'''' "' ^""'' '""1
to Mr. Spring Kice:,t„''Z'ncclir:F7bf^ 'T^^'y
and was appointed commissionernf .^ the exchequer,
Spanish da ms. In lo.n',,'^''*'"^^ ■■<-'"«''. I>auish, and j
r.or,l Morpeth chief „tr„ T"'? '"■''"'» ^^^creta^y to
clerk of tie P i vy Coun,[n T/"' ^"'I'""*' ""'» '" 18^9
1- A Letter frou, 0„e „? L s. ^™^'""Kh"^^J in 1872. '
;!on on the Late ^a Ln o/'Teir h """"ff '° ''""-
Keep the Peace, Lon ISJS^v . '"« ^""'^^ ""' '»
Serf:aTragedv Lon'l.ss.'sv"' /"""• J. Oulita the
:i. Organisation in Da y Iff™' a^?"' '^7'"'-' l'*"-^-
Svo. Anon. 4 He mh r ' "", ^'^ay, Lon., lS(i2,
5. The Lifeof L„rS'.'H""A '""f' ^ ^»>^'- P- 8vo
1-on., 186S, s™ ""' "'" Ap'^'le of the Indies,"
ffnn^Z ^^it-^^^lTlr^ ^'- "- lilV i» to
!"dcbtc( toniyson Kdnm id Ar I , , .•\'''''r''';- •"" ' »'"
i?i',| and added to it with niv.ilV .'''''''*'"■■ '"'ving util
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result i.f lli„u^-l|-t an.f ex. eX , 'V,]' h,''''' "'"'< '» "'«
7thtd.,"l')i,;." '•"'"'-» "f Mr. Braasey, Lon,, Is72,Sv,„
m>ud, n,„re ll.an a! T^r i , r.^ m HoJ.'^'r, •,• ''''"'I I'-' " "'
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;il. Iscl,.„rly prove,l,y.s'r\ ,;",■,",' J"'" "•- i"l»'Heot-
'nJo>lh:i;::t';c,;rr'/;:;r'ii^r"'r''"^
occurrence of thcKln.u-, • Miucil,' Is Die rrcciucnt
of them no l„ngtT annov in ■ t V. n '""•"'•'frlze most
l.Hmo. ^ ■' '"^ '"' Children, Lon., 1881-8 1, 3 parts,
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Is7;i, Svo. 2. Diagnoses Plantiirum novaruin vel minus
cognitarum Mexicanaruin ct Contrali-Ainericanaruiu,
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of the volumes on Hotany in the " Biologia Centrali-
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Hemstree't, William. The Economical Euro-
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Talcs, l.on., |S«S, 12iiio; now ed., ISSI. 13. The Fa-
vourite Soratcbod; or. The ,>.i|ii ler and the Fly: a Story
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.M ried, Lon., |S7(I, p. Svo. 17. The Season at Brighton;
j a Uoinance of Fashionable Life, Lon.. IS70. p. Svo. is.
[(Kil.) Curious Crimes, Lon., lS7l.,Hvo. 111. The Com-
; mune in London: or. Thirty Years Hence: a Chapter
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Sharp by Half; or. The Man uho made Millions, Lon.,
I 1871, l2iiio. 21. Telegraph Secrets, Lon., Is77, p. Svo.
22. River Secrets, Lou., ISSO, fp. 23. On tho Rank;
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Strange Journey ' ■" '"sil.fp, 2.). In tho Force : or,
Revelati. Iv I'olieeinan, Lon., 1880, 12ino.
26. The liondnge of linindon; a -ivel, Lon., Issl, 3
vols. p. Svo. 27. The Women of London : a Romance,
Lon., ls84,12mo. 2S, The Women of Paris, Lon., Is.sl.p.
Svo. 211. The Stockbroker's Wife, and other Sensational
Tales of the Stock E.xchange, Lon.. IsS.'i, p. Svo. 30.
Tried for bis Life; or. A .Mysterious Case, and other
Stories, Lon., ISS5, p. f<vo. 31, A Dead Heat; or. Neck
and Neck, Lon., iss;, 12ino. 32. The Demon Jockey;
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Heiicliie, E. J. \n Ehmenlary Treatise on Men-
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Henderson, Mrs. 1. Aunt Mabel's Prayer, Edin.,
18711, 12ino. 2. .Asriel ; or. The Crystal Cup ; a Tale for
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Henderson, A. G. (Trans.) Philosophy of Kant :
Lectures bv Victor Cousin, Lon.. 1S70, p. Svo.
Henderson, Alexander Edward. An Analyt-
ical Digest 1 •■ Cafes decided in tho Supreme Courts of
ScoHand, ai I on Appeal by tho House of Lords, 1S07-
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Henderson, Alfred. Latin Proverbs ami y .cia-
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Henderson, Andrew, M.R.C.S. 1. Seventeen
Y'oars' Kxinrienee in the Treatment of Disease by
Means .f W:iier, Lon., 1S59, Svo. 2. Hydropathy and
llomoeopatby compared, Lon., 1860, Svo.
Henderson, Archibald. Palestine: its Histor-
ical Geograiihy. Maps. Lon., 1S85, p. Svo.
Henderson, D. M. Poems. Scottish and Amer-
ican, Ball., ISSS, 12ino.
Henderson, Daniel. Our Imbroglio, {theCrisis,^
I and 111.' Way out of it, Milhourno, 1S6S, Svo.
Hender-^on, Ebenu/.er, LL.D., 1S09-1879, b at
I Dunfermlii ; nn astronomer and archuMilogist. 1. Life
of Jaine^ ' rguson, F.R.S., Edin. and Lon., 1S67, Svo.
"There , i Icrcst enougl t connected witli theisubjeii of
these Imperfect memoirs for the record at larne to form an
I emiiliatiu chapter in what we have lieen used of late to
call the history of selfhelp."--.S(i/. Hcv., xxv. 92.
2. The Annals of Dunfermline and Vicinity, A.D.
1069-1878. Illust. Glasgow, 1«7il, 4to.
"The valur uf the book does i ot consist so much in its
originalitv— although many curious faetsiire Iniroiliieed—
as lu Us being an ample and nictbodlcal presentutlon of
the materials conlaineiJ m the ' Kegistrun. dc Dunfcriue-
lyn,' and in ronni ' ilier ohartul.iries and trtatlses 'uore
or less rare."- .' '■ .'>o. o707.
Hender8u:t, Mrs. Emily, a daughter of Jolin
■.. niitc, vol. i.) Recollections of the
iid Private Life of the l.alo John Adol-
■nt Barrister nnd Historian: with Ex-
Harios, Lon., 1871, Svo. (Contains an
"inble, Barham, and other celebrities.)
H>-aderson, Florence Leslie, I I859,at Truro,
Eng. 1. Sketclies in Verse. By F. L. I Truro, I87S,
Svo. 2. Three Drawing- Room Plays: Cinderi'lla, Tho
Lady Help, The Story of tho Stars, Lon., 18S4, Svo.
Henderson, Mrs, Frances C. (Ed.) liunder-
viksborg, and other Tales : forming an Epitome of
Modern European Literature, Pbila., 1881, l2mo; 2d
' ed., 1S83.
Henderson, Frank. 1. (Ed.) Six Years in the
Prisons of England. I'.y a Mcr.-'hnnt. !.".r.,. IfiiiH, Sv-
2. (Ed.) Sketches, Lilorarv and Theological : Selected
from G. QilfiUan, Lon., 18.s"l, Svo.
Henderson, G. U. The Story of a, Moorish Knife,
Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
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.Manual „f Agriculture,
,1,.! MM m" V ""', *",*""■'■' ^""'■•'» ™"'"1 I" tlH. bar at
gnl^muc^rarwi'lli':'?,';',,''- '""' '" "-"l<'.vn,N.Y.,
i^'s,^t!" '':?::." ''""•"«■ «-'•' '^««. '2-i i-n.,
Ilenderxoii, J. t.
K'lin., IK71, isiu,,
New l>cvelo|iiiients of
See E.vuALt,
Uohhiu's Chiistrims Dream, I 'rii
HeiiderHon, Hiillard.'
tlllll., I'-T", M,i
I lleiid.TNon, Itoberl, af,"i,' ';;,,' '
Tlio.,Soiaior- of Tl,r,.c Uno..i!. V . 'I ''""'•I'l"-
, A,|vo„,„r..s, I ., IM-M, ° vl , -^sv:'"""' "^ '■"'■''""'''
|or^^s;ruccu^ta1,.!:^:;-i;-':-;'^-v-
IIPHderHoii, ThtMiins.
Al«el.n, I'hiln., isrr, 12,„„.
its Htstor-
liini i-'^ '• — *'"' """"J "1 me («tli llin-h.
..fUe IbH ,"' .rf"'"' '^*««««'.>naia. The History
.1.)
iiieilicine at tla- riiv.VirnV I.' l'l;''''V" "''''' ""^ "'
and Concor ",r«f t V;,; ^Vv""' ^ ^''-'""nar,
ANo, ..veral controversial pau,,,hlet,s on hoja^^kthy;
a":"''Vw "''i'r^J, -• *,^^'- Cedar.:
8.^e,,eare^ % 'v. IriL^ r^ l^^^ -I ^f
Henderson, Very Rev. WvhI^.^ Vi^J^:^,
d 1- (K.i ^ iui.,..i. , .." I ""r"" "' l/arlisle
iceUa
1884.
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;^. (Ed - ■ •■ - ' "■
I'laincd, I Must. N. Yori< 1^
Henderson, K.itUei
"S!;-:;:^;!^,f-j<^«-^7ait?^'c„o.in,
IIenderJ'o'.V;Vv"'"MHU,.ew''u''''iJir^,,
, , ■ ,\ " » uu., .\c\vca.«tlo, IS76 Svo
. Hendrix, Ilev. Eugene Riisspii nn i i^.-
in Howard Co Mo • 1,..»„,., "'?"?«"». "U; «• 184-,
Hendr\, John. W s 7 i i.
'" inir, i tlie Form „f t' ■ ^ .*•»"»»' "f Convey.
■^^ s fd .1 rev .^ T ?'=?,'?'"ation.s Kdin., 1859, p.
of Do dVa ;/ln;,rlents in A • f"" ""• '■ ^"'^
iruments m Accordance with the Titlej
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Ami aci' MowiiiiAV, .). T.. in/ni.
Ileiidy, David I'untiiiK. llii|itUin ; or, Whiit
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Ileney, ThoiniiN, of New South Wiileii. Fortu-
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llcili'ri'vi, Charlen. A Few Hinti on O.IoiirH ni<
iilHilicil to llie 'I'liili'l, DtroriitiniH of l.oiim-. ''iiibi'oiil-
ery, Fimey Wcirk, ciiiil thiOiirJin. Ily 0. II. IJrighton,
l.sils, |2rno. Anon.
Ileiirrey, Ilciiry Williiim, 1S62-1H,hi, son of
Arthur lliiilVey, [imh , vol. !.;] h. in Lonilon ; educated
at llri;{htoii College; wiiK a member of the Numlsunitie
."Society of London, of the lirltinh Arclia'olo;(lcnl Akko-
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of KngliMli Coinf ; giving ii UeKcription of Kvory lie-
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from llie Conquest to tho I're.^ent Time: with All tho
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I.H7", MlK
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Ileiileyl Hev. and Hon. Robert, M.A., son of
thoseconil Uaron Henley; b. 1S3I ; grailuatcd at Ualliol
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Henley, T. C. A Handful of Paper Shavings,
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Henley, William Ernest, formerly editor of the
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has contributed literary criticisms to the .Saturday Re-
view and other journals. A Hook of Verses, (Ballades,
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]ia|icr eil.
" What Is more singular abont this writer's work than
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Honn, Rev. Silas. I. Religion in Karnest : de-
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and tho Flaming Life; or, I,iving Religion E.xemplilied
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Flashes ; or, Outspoken Truths to Professors of Religion,
I.nn., 1877, p. Svo. 5. The lieautiful in Christianity;
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lectures, ic.
Ilennah, Mr-s. Ann. I. Thirty-One Olil Testa-
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Twenty-Seven New Testament Narra'tives in Verse, Sal-
isbury, 187(1, )i. Svo.
Hennell, .Uiss Sara Sophia. 1. Prize Es.say:
Christianity and Intidelily : an E.xposition of the Argu-
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Sceptical Tendency of Butler's Analogy, Lon., 185!t,
12mo. 3. Tho Early Christian Anticipation of an Ap-
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Thoughts in Aid of Faith, gathered ohielly from recent
Works in Theology and Philosophy, Lon., 1860, p. Svo.
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Thought, Lon., 18(15-87, 2jiarts, p. Svo.
Hennen, William IJ. A Digest of Louisiana
III I'orts, from the First Martin to tho Fifteenth Louisi-
nii.i Annual, Host,, 1852. 2 vols. Syo.
Hennessey, Henry. 1. On tho Study of Science
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ISTO, Svo. II. The Two Sisters : a Tiile for the " ()oo<l
Sliepberd," Lon., Is70, IKnio. 12. \T ans. i The Life of
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Keininiseenci's of Army Work, Stirling, iSSS, Svo.
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I Liverpool : accompanied with Descriptions of the An-
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fob, for jirivato circulation.
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Rebel Rhymes, and
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Sunshine: or, Algeria in 1871, Lon., 1872, Svo. 17.
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Twenty-Five Years of uiy Life, and Memoir of my
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19. Life of Mary Cli.Mubina Clare of St. Frmcis, Lon.,
IS74,er. Svo. 20. (Trans.) A Ramble round the W.jrid,
!S7I,by Raron von iliibner. Illust. Lon., lS7l,2vols;
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lod on the Supernatural Life, Lon., 1871, 8vo. 22,
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n\an of the Countess Hahn-ilahn, Lon., 1S75, p. Svo.
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Wayside Tales. I.oii,,'|ssO-s;i, two .series, Ip. Svo. 20.1
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Tales, Lon., 1883, fp. Svo. 35. Smily an.l the White
Necktie. Lon., 1883, fn. Svo. 3i!. (Trans.) Th.' Life of
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otluT Poems, N. York, 18SS, 12mo.
Herford, Rev. Brooke, a Unitarian minister.
I. Travers Madge: a Memoir, Lon., 1S67, cr. Svo; 3d
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Book for Young Folk, Lon., 187S, p. Svo; now ed., 1883.
Herford, <'harles Harold, Litt.D., b. UJ3, pro-
fessor of English in Cniversily College, Aberystwith.
I. The Essential Characteristics of the Rouuintio and
Classical Styles : with Illustrations from English Litcr-
:iture. Cambridge, I.H8(1, ?m. Svo. 2. A .Sketch of the
History of the English Drama in its Social Aspects, (Le
Has Prize Essay,) Cambridge, 1881, Svo. 3. The Stoics
as Teac-hers, (Hare Prize E.ssay,) Cambridge, ISS2, Svo.
I. Studies in the Literary Relations of England and
Germany in the Sixteenth Century, Cambridge, 18SC, p.
Svo.
" Mr. Herfonl has discovered a comparativoly unoccti-
pled Helil of reseiirch, and he has worked it witlt remark-
able diligence and sagacity,"— .IW., No, Ma.
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Hamlet, 1603, (Harness Prize Essays for 1S8U,) Lon.,
18S0, 12mo.
Herford, Ivan S. Andrew. Stirring Times under
Canvas, Lon., ISCi:.'. p. Svo,
Hering, Carl. I. Practical Directions for Wind-
ing Magnets for Dynamos, Lon., 1887, p. Svo. 2. Prin-
ciples of Dynamo-Electric Machines : Designing and
Constructing. Illust. Lon., 1888, or. Svo.
Hering, Jeaiiic. See Acton, Mas. .Ikanie, (Hkf-
INC,) Kiijirit.
Heriot, Cuthbert. The Scudamore Chimes: a
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Herkless, W, H. 1. Scottish University Reform:
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Life of J. Marchnnd, by J. B. S. Marquand, Ijrm..
ISSli, p. Svo. 411. (Trans.) Lucia ("I,' Valbriant.")
by Mrs. A. Craven. I.un., 1SS(>, 2 vols, p, Svo. tl,
TliekIa: an Autobiography, Lon.. ISs;, .v.j, lilnio. 4;'.
(Trans.) F. F. X. de Meroili'. Archbishop of Melitinensis :
liis Life and Works, by N. F. L. Re.sson, Rishoii of
Nisnies, Lon., ISS7, Svo.
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Schumann. Published by his Wile. Lon,. 1SS7. ]). Svo.
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ment Roard. With .Iknkis, A, F,, The Councillor's
Hand-Book: being a Practical (iuidr to the Election
and Business of a County Council under the Local Gov-
ernment Act, ISSS, Lon., ISSS. Svo.
Herbert, Sarah and .-tiary E. Ihc iEolian
Harp; or. Miscellaneous Poems, Halifax, N.S., 1857,
12n]o.
Herbert, Sarah A. P. I. Trust; or, A Peep at
Eaton Parsonage, N. York, ISIifl, ISmo. 2. Weakness
and Strength; or. Out of the Deep, Phila., 1S68, ISmo.
3. May Bell; or. Duty before Pleasure, Bost., 1800,
16mo.
Herbert, Thomas. The Law on Adulteration :
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a Hand-Book for .Magistrates, Lon., ISSl, Svo.
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philosophy and church history in the Lancashire Inde-
pendent College, Manchester. The Realistic Assump-
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Posth.
"A solid and sober statement of orthodoxv, both In
phllo.sopby and reliitlon. as opposed to the phcnimieiuillsni
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■HU
ion, Glasgow, 1884, Svo.
i,on,. 18S4, Svo.
I, The Law of Estoppel,
Economics of Fair Trad'
Herman, Henry M.
Albany, 1S71, Svo. 2. Treatise on the Law of Exe'eu
tions, N. York, 1S75, r. Svo, 3. Treatise on Chattel
.Mortgages, N. Y'ork, |s78, n\u. |. Commentaries on
the Law of Estoppel and Res Judicata, Jersey City, 188(1,
I vols. Svo.
Herman, J. B. California Supreme Court Re-
ports, vol;;, xiii.-xv., (1S59-1S00,) San Fran., IStll, Svo.
Herman, William. See Rii.ofsk;.»(, William
HKnMAN, illfl<i.
Hermon, Harry. Hellerism: Second-Sight Mys-
tery : a Complete Manual for teaching this Reculiar
Art, Bost., 1884, 8vo.
Hernnman, Claudia Frances. The Crown of
Life: Verses for Holy Seasons, Lon.. IssO. sq. Itimo.
Heme, i\iall. The Minor Chord: the Organist's
Story, Lon,, 1SS7, 12mo.
Hernon, John. 1. Historical Dramas for the
People: Marcus Antonius; or, The Roman Vintner;
Andreas Hoffmann, ,fcc„ Lon,, lSo3, 12mo. 2. Cnbul: a
Narrative Pcom, founded on Incidents in the War in
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"Was Hamlet Mad?" fully answered in Original and
Critical Observations on Shakspeare's Hamlet, Ac; and
"The Patriot Peasant," a lirairui, in 'Three Acts, Ex-
eter, lsfi3, Svo. 4. Popular Mythology : a Collection of
Poems, Serious and .locose. Tor(|uay, 1871, Svo.
Heron, Denis Caullield. I. The Constitutioiml
Histmy of the Inivi of Dublin, Dublin, 1847, Svo.
2. An Introduction to the History of Jurisprudence,
Lon., Isiio, Svo. 3. The Principles of Jurisprudence.
I-on., 1873, Svo. "^
Heron, Mrs. Emily Anstralic, b. in Australia;
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I-ength, Lon., Is .' s, , Vv ^'T'^"' " Standard of
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Palostine, Lon., 1S|;C iSu ' 2 T.""?? '" ^i'"" »"''
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■«h Witnesses that Je us""u « chr ,t'"l"' ^•/^'^•^ J^'^"
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Ilersey, Chnrlps n ' .''"''"ations, Lon., ISfio
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the Talmud, Lon.. 1S6II )n',, .V <E'l-) F'Xtrnots f,-„m
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Order from A to L; compiled from the Bnbyloninn Tal-
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according to the Talmud: (Senesis; with a Tulmudical
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Ure^nah : a Kabliinieul Commentary on Genesis; from
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Hertford, A, C> Among the Heather : a, Highland
Story, l.on., IKSI, 2 vols. p. t<vo.
Hertford, Joseph. Personals; or, Perils of the
Period, N. York, IS7li, l2nio.
Ilertslet, Charles John Belcher, called to the
bar at the Middle Temple, 1850. 1. The Law relating
to Master and .Servant, Lon., lf<.)0, 12mo. 2. The Bank-
rupt Law Consolidation Act, 18 j2, 12mo ; 2d ed., 18o I.
H. (Ed.) The Practical .Statutes of the Session, 18-4S), Lon.,
]85:i, l2mo.
Hertslet, Sir Edward, C.B., F.R.G.S., b. 1824,
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18o,'i, and librarian and keeper of the papers 18o7. He
wa.i attaidied to the special embassy of the Earl of IJeac'
onsHcld and the Marquis of .Salisbury to the Congress
of lierlin in 1878, and was knit;hled at Berlin in that
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Hertslet, Reginald H. Jerusalem nnd the Holy
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Hertz, Helen A. Short Readings from English
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Hervey, .\lbert. Ten Years in India; or, The
Life of ft Young Olliucr, Lon., 1850, 3 vols. p. 8vo.
Hervey, Rev. Alpheus B. 1. Sea-Mosses: a
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1881, 12mo. 2. Wild Flowers of America; from Origi-
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Fairy Flowers from Ocean Bowers : Selected and Ar-
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KirtiAUi) Halstkd, (trans.) The Microscope in Botany,
by Julius Wilhelm Behrens, Illust. and Plates, Best.,
1885, Svo.
Hervey, Mrs. Eleanora Lonisa, (.tlontagu,)
[iiiitc, vol. i., add.] 1. Adventures in Tartary, China,
and Kashmir, Lon., 1853, 3 vols. p. Svo. 2. Snooded
Jessaline, Lon.. 18(i5, 3 vols. p. Svo. 3. New Stories
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Legends ami Lives: a Gift for .\ II Seasons, Lon., ISiii),
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Pear-Garden, and their Stories, Lon., 1873, l2mo. 7.
The Feasts of Camolot, and other Tales, Lon., 1871),
12mo; new ed., 1884. 8. .My Godmother's Stories from
Many Lands, Lon., I87fi, 12mo.
Hervey, Lord I'^ancis, .M..\., son of the second
Mar(|uis of Bristol; b. lS4(i; graduated at O.xford, and
elected Fellow of Hertford College; called to the bar
at Lincoln's Inn 1872; M.P. for Bury St. Edmunds
1874-80 and since 1SS5. Taking the Alba, and other
Poems and Triinslalions, Lon., 1S73, 12mo.
Hervey, George Winfred, [untc, vol. i., add.] 1.
A System of Christian Rhetoric for the Use of Preachers
and other Speakers, Lon., 1S73, Svo. 2. Manual of Re-
vivals : Practical Hints and Suggestions finm the His-
tory of Hi'vivals an^l Biographies r.f Hrviviilists, N.
York, I8S4, 12iii(i. 3. The .'^tory of Baptist Missions in
Foreign Lands, fiom the Time of Carey to the Present
Pate, St. Louis, ISSii, Svo.
Hervey, Rev. H. M. Historical .Sketches of the
Prosliyfcrian Church in Licking County, Ohio, Newark,
0., iMt'i, Sw).
Hervey, J. E. Stray Thoughts in Proi e and Verse :
Spring Blossoms : with a Preface by J. S. Howson ; ,2d ed.,
Lon., I '61, iL'mo.
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Hervey, Al. F. 8. Celebrated Musicians of All
Nations. Illust. Lon., 1884, imp. Svo.
Hervey, Rosamond. 1. The Aarbergs, Lon.,
1864, 2 vols. 11. Svo. 2. Duke Ernest, a Tragedy, and
other Poems, Lon., ISOii, 12mo.
Hervey, Rev. Thomas, M.A., graduated at Clare
College, Cambridge, 18411; ordained 1841; rector of
Colmer, with Priors Dean, Hampshire, since 1853. 1.
A Plain Hymnal for the Use of the Services of the
Church of England, Lon., 185i), l2iuo. 2. Troubles of
the English Church, 185U-72, examined in a Selection
from Newspaper Articles, Alton, 187(i, Svo, Privately
printed. 3. 'I'he Bishops of Winchester in the Anglo-
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for private circulation. 5. Life of the Rev. S. Settle,
Colmer, 18S1, Svo. Printed for private circulation. 6.
Varia: Papers upon Severa' Sulijects, Colmer, 1883, Svo.
Privately printed. 7. (Ed.) The Parish Registers of
Priors Dian and Colmer, to the End of 1812, Colmer,
18S6, 4to. Privately printed. 8. (Ed.) Some Unpub-
lished Papers relating to the Family of Sir Francis
Drake, Colmer, 1887, Svo. Privately printed.
Hesketh, Robert. 1. A Synopsis of the Metro-
politan Building Act, Lon., 1844, 8vo. 2. A Project for
improving the Communication of the Central Parts of
the Metropolis: with Plan, Lon., 1851, obi.
Heslop, Thomas Pretious. 1. The Realities
of Medical Attendance on the Sick Children of the Poor
in Large Towns, Lon., 1869, Svo. 2. Tiie .Abuse of
Alcohol in the Treatment of Acute Disca.ses, Lon.,
1872, Svo.
Hessels, John Henry, (originally Jan Hen-
drik,) M.A. Cantab. 1. Henrick Niclaes: the Family
of Love, Lon., 18ll«. l2mo. 2. (Trims.) The Haarlem
Legend of the Invention of Printing by Lourens Jans-
zoon Coster, critically examined by Dr. A. Van der
Lindu : with an Introduction nnd a Classifieil List of
the Costerian Incunabula, Lon., 1S71, 8vo. 3. (Ed.)
Lex Salica: the Ten Texts, with the Glosses: with Notes
on the Frankish Words in the Lex Salica, by Prof. H.
Kern, of Leiden, Lon., 1880, 4to. 4. Gutenberg: Was
he the Inventor of Printing ? an Historical Invcsti;,'ation,
embodying a Criticism on Van der Linde's " Gutenberg, "
Lon., ISS2. Svo.
"While we consider that Mr. Hes,«els has performed a
very valuable nnd rather thankless service in thorongbly
silting all the evidence (in this siilijecl. nnd Inm dcniun-
slriited the weakness of niiidi id' the current cvidciiic, we
cannot think lliat his treatise answers in the negative ilie
question proposed in its title."— *'«<. Kiv., Iv. B35.
5. (Ed.) Ecclesia; Londino-Butavie Arehivum, Cam-
bridge, 18S6-S1I, 2 vols. 4to. 6. Hnnrlem the Birthplace
of Printing, not Jlcntz, Lon., 1887. Svo.
" Mr. Hessels wants neither ingenuity nor erudition ; he
has collected and iirriiiined with great .skill nil tlint wiis
ncces-siblc in ri.'gard to Coster nnd liie works nttribntcd to
him. More tlinn ever the singular position nnd real ini-
portJUicc of these works, the um'oubled mystery wliiih
surrounds their origin, arc iiiipri' >ed U[Htii us as we read
.Mr. llcsscls's ilinpters. Hut thi y do not force upon us
Mr. Hc^^scls's (Ingmatie conclusion as to the claims of
Haarlem.'— .1^/1., .No. 31bF.
7. (Ed.) Abraliami O.lclii ct Virorum nruditoruin ad
eundem et ad Jacobuni Coliuni Ortelianum Epistuhe.
Ex .Vutographis Ecdesiuj Londino-Bitava). Cuiubridgc
1887, 4to.
Hessey, Rev. Francis. 1. Hints to District
Visitors. By F. H. Lon., 1S5.S, 32ino; oth c^., 187S.
2. Papers for the Use of Candidates for Conllriuation,
Lon.. IS5<l_76, three series. 3. Catechetical Lessons on
the Book of Common Prayer: vol. i., Lon., ISliil, l2iiio.
I. .V Few Parochi il Sermons inenehed at St. Barnabai '
Church, Kensington, Lon.. ISSl', ji. Svo.
Hessey, Ven. James .Augustas, D.C.L., [imti,
vol. i.. add..] b. 1814; educated at .Meicliant Tiiyloi-'
School, London, nnd at St. John's College, Oxford, wliei''
he graduated, first class Lit. Hum., 1836; ordaincl
1837; head-master of Merchant 'I'liylorB' School 184.'-
70; prior to the Society of Gray's Inn 1850-79 : dcan':l
Middlesex since 1875. I. Sunday: its Oris;iii, History.
;ind Present Obligation considered, in Eight Lectuns
lireached before the University of Oxford. (Bampl'ii
Lectures,) Lon., ISiiO, Svo: 4th ed., ISSO.
" N\--, -",•.311 prnisc i.-, -lu,, t-, the :tulinir tor iirr frttiik;!-—
In run:iiiig0(iuiiter to much of the popular and feeble ic
Unionism of the day."— .n'<i(. Ret'., xi. 72. »
2. The Restoration of Holy Places: Six Serimi
preached at Gray's Inn, Lon., 18112. 3. Biographic.- I
Vlusiciiins of All
HES
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"'"/J" »-''-"'on», Ac. -'""• ^'"o, "'any Tr,.,le an,I tho Supj^v ,Tr,?t n ^i""""'^" "" 'I'e .Slave-
'»•. lf*S;i. or. 8vu "'"■* '^ >'■■''"> : » Novel,
Lon., I,ss;i, or. 8v<j.
Ilewett, James it ti, ir .
at Magdalen Colle-.Trrd^'/.'l^Jf'-^'j^. graduated I-" .--"^rerX;. •• " ^^^ ^- ''"'"^ A.rton: aNovel,
into Unbcl of: an AniiBiil »n Ti,- 1 • .. • 2. Driltinir Hewctt .Vo.i, ' '• '"'"o-
' H"et.. „ ' ' '""■' ''''• ' -'^'"^"'•'X Mo™, '^^^^^^ b. ,«46, at Mi-
..",f"V"''".'-y- AS3'«te,uof Tar^et.Pn»„.,-,.„. „._ I """•-■ "^«i''t"nt nr,,fe;.,r, f wl l-^.''' '«^'' l.'^''" ^ be-
Jino
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nn.l \e>v Ze;,l„n.|, l,o„ 1884 ' ■'"-'"'" '" Australia
I>""ur^*«;';. !«:'"'•' ^"^ Sure Meroi. of
came as.si,,tant nrofes.,fr f ,1 '" ^mlicrst l,S(i9; be-
anU professor of XZ;„1 ,?"''''" ""''"■""" '" '•^''N
1883. 1. The Fri.«L™„"" ,""«""«« "."'' 'it>^^raturo in
, torieal S.udy, Ithncn, N Y fsTi« '"i""'"™: His-
''H^?^;#i;-^»'S^.4mt^'ii^?:^
a "ufd'e riwo, °' nd n,?,?" * i'^v"' '"''■• '^« ^'"""K :
Augustine Franc! ',7TD^"^'Jtr' (^%reU,ion
Conn.: gr.dua.ed at Ainherst in' Is.'tg ' ' m' .^"'^''f''''
up for tlifoln„v „-,.:_.„,„.' "'udied law. but
2u'o. 7. Sermons „„ .:'\^,,,,^.y-/''„'"^';0-^'--; 1^69 ( 8 vo": 2. St<^:;hurst' C lei;:' ^'-r'?;^ '''■'^«'»"' «««,
•oversy 0.xf., Isri, 8vo. S l^rAthin ™V ^''"- ' ^'"'•™. '«™. 8vo '«" ^ "■'' ' "-^' ■""' I're.ent
lloasons for rejecting Mr. I.',v.,.!^..„ '^n!^""-""" ^reed : : Hcwitson, \vi|,i„„ ....
tsiadd.,] isotus'rs b t N-v n>"na"' (/""'■• vol. i.,
.e I trntion« of New Specie' of Kv": '","," ''^'"«- '• I>'"»-
^ ; f "Ptive letter-pS,l ll'^''' V- ' l!"?'«i«^^ [with de-
'■""••'«?», 8vo. 1() On P,w, ' " ?'"'''= Sermons,
-Sr?^t-Lt|;SS ?•----
N"rL:;;..1j^'J*«.,*';„ ^""-Pties: a Book for
Hewes, Georue \Vh V.n ?'.• '"'' '-"»•
"ar, N. V,U, l",2'r',„,? ""?"'• '' ^"""^'^ "f t'>e
Holder., of the Unite I "n., ," ^"11""''""' '" "^^ ""mi-
f,-o^,^yments:;rCtU^^^:;^"C/^-:
Heivetson, Ilcnrir 1 i.-
"I Hevela.ion, elm, ,' /v'i i::'''''".'.""';" "f ""> Book
■.."'ra':?!;,;..^'^^^^^^^^^^ ■. Nature
Hearts ',f .Men r ' ; " '"" ^ •''" "^■■"'" "P"" tl>e
1>7!I, ,><vo 1 Tl ' ''«'""r« «" <lrnitl,olo,;v, Ae., Lo„
■''•'I ^V^,rks of l),,h ' Vi '""■• '*''^». ■•'"■ •■!. The Life
"r..ai„i„g '1. 11. 'ir'r'';.^''-^ P-interand Poet
^nnlin■,« /,;l,. Z''.' ..!''''i;'™'''''>* "f Drawing., „„d
^mptue letter-pres.,,1 Lon l^v - r ,•
i IMu.-trntions of Diurnal I • ;":'-"■ ^ vols. 4t,). 2.
vol.,. in I .„„ ■!',"," '"■'l:"'"P'e'-a, I,on., |S,12_78 2
Speoies of'He^perfdas^::?*;"": ^ ""%"r''^^'" ^'-
of some New Species of LyctEni ,'n' V" , ^^"-""■'Pt'ona
Equatorial Lepidoptera iC" T^ i iV"'' r^*'"' '"""■ ■>■
I-epidopterou.s In.ects f.^m ife r I » ' ^>'' ^'"'"'"
'''"'"''r^.,«^^;,^^;^|j-" Hepburn. For
and Remains. Edited bv I i!,' "T'i"- ^^''"•' ^'^''^'s
l^^.'i, 2 vol.^. I2mo. ^ "''■ "^"'"^ f^^i'l"'- Lon.,
the"paru" la"'oF whilh"„?';"'' ^"''"''« "^ «"«'<••. All
AVorksof the Qrel.tes 'Ma"e,;'\,,.''«/-'"7' »i"' tbe
1S.'.8. and was a tou-h;; n ho%/^ l'l;.om,ngto„, m. ,„
of 'vhi.h ho ha,, l.oe, .residonf " -^l""'""" '"iversity,
on Pedagogy, f„r YounTT k '"""' '**"«■ A Treatise
Hewitt 'Kdu-ar/ w" „*'? ?.'"V '*'^'' '-'""•
(Kd.) index of (lent "l n,'i *"■' *"'«''"«"' "'• «•
tlio «u.-,rtorn,„'.''' ,""^':'''"" ""'.' f'i'-euhn> aflectin.;
Li.iled estates Army7
Huido to Continental
Hoop.
I Degn
"U., IHda, cr. Svo.
lii'um. licjn., 1861
of
Jorations
ration of
■«y, and TreattnentW Di^,;,,^ otv^^^t^'^l^^
W 4
■on., l.sfls,
81S
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8vo; 4th ed., cnl., 1 882. 4. The Mochanioni Sys'ein of
Uterine Pathology : being the llnrveian licctures Tir
1H7T. Lon., I87S, Svo.
Hewitt, Henry iMnrniudiikc. 1. A Higcst of
Greek Liinguiige KxiiminMlion yuestimis, Lon.. 1877,
12ui(). 2. A Digest of Latin Liingiiii^u ICviiujinittion
Pnpers, Lon., I.';77. 12nio. 3. A Manual of our Mother
Tongue, Lon., 1S87, (.. Svo.
Hewitt, J. A. Summer Socgs, and other Poems,
Lon., ISSH, or. Svo.
Hewitt, J. «). ill. Our Liblo: Three Lectur. -.
Illusl. C'liii'., Is7.'i, lL>mo.
Hewitt, .lllllies, leeturer on geograjjliy at llie
Training rolkge. Ilaltersea. 1. (ioogrnphy of the liril-
ish Col(jnies ami Depenihncies : Physical, Political, His-
torical, and Commercial, Lon., I.Till, I2mo, 2. .Scripture
Geography: being an .Account of the More Inijiortant
Countries and Places mentioned in IIolv Scripture, Lon.,
18112. Svo.
Hewitt, Jnines. A Hand-Hook to He.\ham and
it? .(ii.ii'iuitics. llc.Nham, |S7'.I, Svo.
Hewitt, Kev. ,lniiie»i Ale\tili<ler, D.C.L.. grad-
uated at St. Augustine's College, Canterbury, |sii7; or-
dained 1871; rector of Worcester, ('a|ic ('(.lony, South
/"Vica, since 1S8H. ."Sketches of Knglisli Church History
in South Africa, 171io to 1848, Cape Town, 1S87; Lon.,
188s. U'mo.
Hewitt, John, [miii; vol. i., add.,! member of the
.■\i 'haoological Institute of (ireiit liritain. 1. Ancient
Armour and Weapons in Kurope: from the Iron Period
of the Northern Nations to the End of the Seventeenth
Century: with Illustrations from Cotemporary Afonu-
nients, Lon., I8.').i-0il, 3 vols. Svo. (The second volume
is devoted to the fourteenth century, and the final one
jrives a sketch of the gradual itisuse of defensive armor.)
" It is not a hook for eoiuinuons reftiling; but it will .scl-
<lom disap}M>int thestuiii ni who turn.s to it for occasional
Instruction,"— .Sri(. Her.. i.\. 4iio.
2. Ollicial Catalogue of the Tower Armories, Lon.,
18.^0, I2mo. ;). Iland-liook f.ir the City of Lichlield
and its Neighbourhood, Lichlield, 1874, Svo: 2d ed., 18S4.
4. Hand-Iiook of Lichlield Cathedral ; .'id eil., enl., Lich-
lield, issti, 8vo.
Hewitt, John, solicitor. An E.xposition of the
Convevancing and Law of Properly .\ct, ISSl, Lon.,
1882, r.'mo.
Hewitt, Oscnr. Poems. Lon.. 1887, 12mo.
HeAvitt, William, M.l). I. (In Costiveness: its
Causes, Consequences, and Cure. Lon., iMi.), p. Svo. 2.
Diseases of City Life : their Causes and Cures, Lon.,
1870, Svo.
Hewlett, Kev. Alfred, D.D., il. 1883; educated
ut Hertford College, O.Kford; ordained ISIilj vicar of
Astley 1840. 1. Our Sunday-School : its Uise and Prog-
ress, Lon., ISli), ISnio. 2. Plain Sermons, Lon., 184f),
12nio. .'i. Anti-Millenarian Lectures, Allerton, 1854,
]2mo. I. Sermons and Outlines, Lon., ISjS, Svo.
Hewlett, Rev. Ebenezcr, graduated at King's
College, London, 1852 ; ordained 18.52; rector of Charitcm-
on-.Medlock, Lanca.shire, since 1802. Sermons preached
at Calne. Wilts, Lon., lS.i8, 12mo.
Hewlett, Edgar. Personal Recollections of the
Little T.'W (ihost, L(m . 18.54. l2mo.
Hewlett, Henry Gay, keeper of the records of the
land revenue. 1. The Heroes of Europe : a liiographical
Outline of Ennipcan Ili.'tory, from A.D. 7011 to A.D. 1700,
Lon., ISfiO, 12mo; new ed., ISO'.I, 2. A Sheaf of Verse,
Lon.. IS77, 12uio. :i. (Ed.) Ilogeri de Wendover Liber
qui dicitur Florcs llisloriarum : vol. i.. Lon., 1880. 4.
Post-Norman liritain: Foreign InHuenccs upon the His-
tory of England I'nun the Accession of Henry III. to the
Revolution .)f 108S. (•' Early liiitain,") Lon,, 1S87. .'J.
The Wayfarer's Wallet, Lon., 1888. And see Chohlky,
II. v.. Mitijrti.
Hewlett, John Grigg, Ph.D., D.D. 1. Priscilla,
the Helper: it Memoir of .Mrs. Uawton, of Coventry,
Lon., 1841, 12mo. 2. Thoughts npcm Thought, Lon".,
IslH.Kvo. Anon. 5th ed., 18(i2. :!. Oracles Interpreted ;
or, Sorijiture Difficulties Exjdained, Lon., 1S51, 12mo;
new eil., 1800. 1. Facts without Fictio.t, Lon., 185t,
Svo. 5. Records of the Poor, L4>n., 1S62, sq. lOmo.
Hewlett, llichard Whitfield. 1. The Daths
of liormio, Lon., 1871. Svo. 2. St. Moritz as a Health-
I'cFort, Lon., iSvl, Sv,;.
Hewlett, Miss S. S. Daughters of the King:
with a Preface by the Uiehop of Lahore. Illust. Lon.,
issfi, Svo.
816
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Hewlett, Willinin Oxenhnm. I. Noleson Dig-
nities in the Peerage of Scotland which are dornmnt or
which have been forfeited, Lon., 1882, Svo. 2. Some
llc;ison3 against the Transfer of .lurisdiction of the
House of Lords in regard lo Scottish Titles of Honour
I" tlie Court of Session of Scotland, Lon., 1SS:1, Svo.
Hewson, Addhiell, .M.D., [anit, vol. i., aild.,] b.
1S2S, in Philadelphia. Earth as a Topical Application
in Surgery. Illust. Phila., 1872, Svo.
Hew»on, Hev. William, .M.A., |s(iO-lS70, b. in
London I graduated at St. .lohn's College, t'ainbridge,
is;ill; incumbent of tioatland frcjm 1S48. I. Tlie Obla-
tion and Temple of Ezckiel's Visions in their Relation
to tlie Uest'jratioii of the Kingdom of Israel, Lon., 1S5',I,
Svo. 2. "Thy Kingdom Come;" or, The Christian's
Prayer of Faith and Penitence, Lon., 185'.), Svo. .1. Chris-
tianity in its Relations to .Judaism and Heathenism : in
Three Tracts, Lon., Isiill, ,svo. 4. The Hebrew and Greek
Scriptures, compared with Oriental llL^tory, Dialling,
Science, and Mythology, Lon,, 1870, 7 parts, Svo.
Hewson, William, C,E. Principles and Prac-
tice of Embanking Lands from River Floods, as applied
to " Levees" on the Mississippi, N. York, ISOo, Svo; new
ed.. 1870.
Hexham, Lionel J. F. Harry Ruughton : Remi-
niscences of a Revenue Otliccr. Illust. Lon., 1858, p.
'-vo.
Hey, Ileliecca. 1. Sylvan Musings; new ed.,
Lon., 1810, 121110. 2. The Moral of Flowers, T. -i., 1819,
I2nio. M. Holy Places, and other Poems, I, on., l.'<59, 12mo.
Heycock, Edwin. I. The E.\odus of the Israel-
ites out of Egypt, with other Subjects Illustrative of
Scrintiire, explained; 2d ed.. Manchester. 1871, 12mo.
2. The Prophetical History ol ;he Church and the World,
from the lievelation, Daniel, and Ezekiel, compared with
and cxplaincil by History, Lon., 1872, p. S'-o.
Heyden, Very Itev. Thomas. Memoir on the
Life and rhaiactcr of the Rev. Prince Demetrius A. de
Oallitzin, Halt.. IMiO, ISmo.
Heygatc, Ilcv. William Edward, M.A., grad-
uated at St. .lohn's College. Oxf(U-d, ISHO; ordained
1840; rector of liiightstoiie. Isle of Wight, since 1S6H;
hon. canon of Winchester since 1887. I. Piobalio
Clerica; or, .Aids in Self-Examination to Candidates for
Holy Orders, Lon., 1845, l2mo. 2. William Rlake; or,
The"Engli^h Farmer, Lon., 1848, 12mo. ;i. The Church
of the Holy Trinity, Kly, Lon., 1848, Svo. 4. Godfrey
Davenant: a Tale of School Life; new ed., Lon., IS49,
l8ino. 5. Godfrev Dsivenant at College: new eiL, Lon.,
1850, ISmo, 0. The Wedding-Gill; or. A Devotional
Manual for the Mairieii, or those intending to Marry,
Lon., 1850, ISmo ; 2d ed., 1800. 7. Care of the Soul ; or.
Sermons on some Points of Christiau Prudence. Lon.,
1S51, 12mo. S. Pierre Pioissiu ; or, The Thought of
Chri.st's Presence, Lou., 1S51, ISmo. SI. Speculation: a
Tale, Lon., 1851. 12mo. 10. The Manual : a Book of De-
votion, chieHy intended for the Poor, Lon., 1855, 32mo.
11. Ember Hours, for the I'sc of Deacons and Priests,
Lon., 1857, U'mo: new ed., by T. S. U-kland, 187:1. 12.
Catholic Antidotes : Essays, Lon., I^.>, p. Svo. 1.'). Sir
ilenry Appleton; or, Essex during the Great Rebellion,
Lon., 1858, 12mo; new eil., 1870. 14. The .Scholar and
the Trooper; or, Oxford during the Great Rebellion,
Lon., 185S, l2mo. 15. The Good She]iherd : Meditations
for the Clergy on the Example and 'I'eaching of Christ.
Lon., 1800, ISmo: new ed.. 1870. 10. Memoir of tin:
Rev. J. Aubone Cook, Lon., ISliO, 12mo. 17. The Even-
ing of Life ; or. Meditations and Devotions for the Aged :
2d ed., Lon., 1800, p. >v". ;^i. The Fugitive, and other
Poems. Lon., 1S70, 12ino. 19. Allegories and Tales.
Lon., |S7:i, |i. Svo. 20. The Eucharist: On its Types,
and other like Subjects, Lon., 1874, 12mo ; new ed., ISs::.
21. Talcs for a liible-Class of Girls. Lon., 1S75, p. Svo.
22. Why 1 am a Christian; or. A Few Reasons for oui
Faith, Lou., 1870, p. Svo. 2.'i. Why I am a Churchman
the Seiiuel to "Why I am a Christian," Lon., IS77.
12mo; 2d ed., 1879. 24. A Visitation Manual, Lon..
1880, p. Svo. 25. Sudden Death, and other Stories.
Lon., isso. 12ino. 20. The Rrothers. and other Stories.
Lon , 1880, 12mo. 27. 01.1 Richard, and other Stories,
Lon., 1881, 12mo. 28. Parish Tales, Lon., ISSli, I vol.
I2ino.
Heyl, Lewis. I. Digest of the Statutes of the
Cnitcd .Slate.-, piescribiiig liio Rates of Diiites on Im-
ports. Dost., 1 807, r, 8vo; new cd., 188,3. 2. Statutes of
the t nited Stales relating to Revenue, Commerce, Navi
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Heywood, James, M.A. Pu« v p ,, « , ,..„ I '" " .>'.itc,,„l,>i„. pi .,...,,....,..
educated at Trinity CollL,. r „,K ,' .''■^" ''■ "*'"!
.«™ior optiiue in 1833 but d^n''«P' "'l'"''-' '"' »•"« » '
■•^.-.r^af/erthoabo 1, on' by eo";; ,,,'','''' ^.". ''"i-"-™ "" i
form Act of the reliJious te"b ,? k "'' ^ '"'"''^y Re- i
a measure whi.h hel ad d ,ne , o f^"^ '''"'"'' '^'>^'''''
tlio bar at the Inner Te, , l" Iv 8 \r ^T'^Z' "'i"^^'' '»
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Prevention of Disease, J ,u,dU' 'is-o'^J '^'"'f.' ""<'
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.."r^j^^'Tiinr""''"- "^"^-T p- n,ust.'t.s;"f:;««;^^ts. .
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8vo. 2. The Virgin Widow, [vome,] Lon., 1857,
IflllO.
Ilickliii, John. I. The History of lieor-tonCnatlo,
C'liesliT, IS4a, Hvu. 2. Kxciirr-iiins in Norlli \ViiIl'.<, Lon.,
1H17, 12ino. ;i. Tlie '■ Liiilifs of Llangollun," 1SI7, 8vo.
4. Lliiniliiilno iind its Vicinity, jssfi, IL'inoj new uil.,
lHtl2. ,■). The llialory of C'lifstur Cathudriil, Chester,
Isfil, lliino. 0. lieinrusK.-i' (Juido to Miitliiel<, Ao.j M
ed.. L^n , IS? I, svo.
Hii'kliii, John. Cliureh itnd Siiile : Historic Fiiets,
Ani'icnl imd .Muili'rn, lion., l.S7.'t, ;i, Svo,
IliclilillK, (icorge. 1. Tlio Myctio Lund, and
otluM- I'oc'in.", liiin., l.Sjt), I2iuo. 2. The I'loasures of
Lite, luul otlicr Poems, Lon., l^lil, fp. 8vo.
" Ilickling, Williiiiii," ( I'soud.) See De Costa,
li. F., Huftnt.
Hickiiiitii, Williiiin, K.X. A Treutiso on the Law
and I'raitic^e of Naval Courts-Martial, Lon., IS.M, Svo.
Ilicl'tniin, Williniii. Sltrtehua on tlie Xipisaguit,
a lliver of New lirunMvick, [with deseriptivo letter-
press.] ILilifax, N..-f., 1S(',(I, lol.
IlickiilHll, Milliain, .M.li. On .«omio Varieties
and Klfects of ('aneeroua Diseases of Done, (Listen
Clinical I'ri/.e Essay,) I-on., ISil.j, Svo.
Ilickmnii, William A. lirighain's Destroying
Angel. Illiist. N. Vork, 1S72, Svo.
Ilickmnn, ('apt. William Theodore. - I.
Wapperuiouth ; a N(jvel, Lon., I STB, :i vols. t. Svo. 2.
From Poverty to Wealth : a Novel, Lon., 1S31, 3 vols,
cr. Svo; new cd., LS83. 3. Tlie Nick of Time: a Novel,
Lor,, 1887, I2nio.
Ilickok, Kev. Lniireiis Per.seus, D.D., [unif,
V(]l. i. adil.,) 171IS-1S8S, In ■anie president of Union Col-
lege in ISIiii, hut resigned that post in ISliS and removed
to Amherst, Mass. I. Creator and Creation; or. The
Knowledge in the Reason of (lod and his Work, Bust.,
1S72, Svo. 2. Humanity Immortal ; or, Man Tried,
Fallen, and Itedeemed, Host., 1S72, Svo. 3. Logic of
Keason, I'liiversal ami Kternal, Bost., 1871, Svo.
Hicks, V, Staiisl'eld. L Our Boys, and what to
do with them: The Merchant Service: what it is, and
how to enter it, Lon., 18Sj, p. Svo. 2. Yachts, Boats,
and Canoes : their Design and Construction : with Special
Chajitcrs on Yachts and Single-Handed Cruisers. Illust.
Lon., 1887, Svo.
"An admirable expositioiiof the whole subject."— .Icaci.,
xxxl.;v>8.
Hicks, Kev. Edward, M.A., B.C.L,, ordained
1S72; vicar of St. Stephen's, Sheffield, since 1883.
Church Music: its Origin, Development, and Present
Vse. Illust. Lon., 1881, p. Svo.
Hicks, Rev. Edward Lee, M.A., graduated at
Braaenose College, O.tt'ord, 18(!B; ordaineil 1870; Follow
and tutor of Ccjrpus ChrL-ti College iS06-73; corre-
sponding member of the German Archieological Institute
ISS'J; hon. canon of Worcester ISSl; principal of Aulino
Hall, Owens College, Manchester, since 1886. 1. (Kd.)
The Collection of Ancient Greek Inscriptions in the
British Museum, Oxf., 187 l-sfi. 3 parts, fol. 2. Manual
of Greek Historical Inscriptions, Oxf., 1S82, Svo. 3.
Henrv Bazeley, the Oxford Evangelist: a Memoir, Lon.,
1886, p. Svo.
"A more touching book than the sympathetic record
which Mr. <;. [sic] L. Hicks lias given us of his friend . . .
we have seUloiu read."— .S;)ec(a(or, lix. 9!IL
Hicks, tieorge Borlase. 1. Epilepsy and its
Successful Treatment, Lon., 1879, Svo. 2. Alcohol in
Health and Disease, Lon., 1883, 12inc.
Hicks, George Montague. The Double Doom
of the Poor Debtor, Lon,. ISo.S, 8vo.
Hicks, Rev. James. 1. Catechetical Lectures on
the Incarnation and Childhood of Our Lord Jesus Christ,
Lon., 184S, 12mo. 2. Plain Sermons on the Teaching
of the Church in her Sacramenis. Lon., 1856, 12mo.
Hicks, Jennie E. Sparkles from Saratoga. By
Sophie Sparkle, [pseud.] N. York, 1873.
Hicks, John, Wanderings by the Lochs and
Streams of Assynt, Edin., 1855, 12uio. I
Hicks, John liraxton. On Combined External |
and Internal Version, Lon., 1864, Svo.
Hicks, Rt V. John W ale, M.A., B.Sc, M.D., |
M.R.C.P., F.R.C.P,, graduated at the University of I
Loudon i8o2, aud at Sidney-Sussex College, Cambridge,
1870; ordained 1872; viear of St. Mary the Less, Cam-
bridge, since 1887. 1. A Text-Book of Inorganic Chem-
istry, (Local Examination Sor.,) Lon., 1877, 12mo. 2.
The Real Presence, Cambridge, 1885, Svo.
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\ Hicks, Lewis E'/Cra. A Critique of Design-Ar-
guments: a Historical Review and I'rie Examination
of the Methods of Reasoning in Natural Theology, N.
Voik, I8S3, Svo.
Hicks, Rev. W. W. Story of Ike Cottle, the Tin-
Washer, .\. York, isns, ISnio.
Hicks, William Henry. A Concise View of tlie
Doctiine of the Baptismal Regeneratioin, Lon., lS5li,
l2mo.
Hicks, William lUitchinson, M.A.. b. 1 850, at
Launccston, Eng. ; graduated at St. .lohn's College, Cam-
bridge, 1S73; elected a Fellow 1876. I. Review of the
Un.seen Universe; or, Physical Speculations on fi Future
State, (reprinteil from the " British (iuarlerly Review,")
L<m., 1876, Svo. 2. Steady, Motions and Small Vibra-
tions of a Hollow Vortex, (Philosophical Triinsaetions,)
Lon., 1 884, 4to, 3. Researches on the Tlieory of Vortex
Rings: Part II., (Philosophical Transactions,) Lon.,
I8S6. 4to.
Hick.son, Miss Alary Agnes. 1. Selections
from t.Hd Kerry Records, llist<iric!il and tlcneaiogicnl :
witli Introductory ^lemoir. Notes, and Appendix, Lon.,
1872, Svo. 2. Ireland in tlie Seventeenth Century ; or.
The Irish Massacres of 1641-42. their Causes and Re-
sults : witli a Prctiice by J. A. Froiicle. Lon., 1SS4, 2 vols.
" Miss Ilick.soii hnsexamiiied tin- inithof the matter . . ,
with the accuracy, acumen, and jwiiieiit impartiaiitv ofan
ideal hislDrian, Mr. Fronde, who .Mii.iils that he has on
fiirmer occasions smarted under her criticisms, acknowl-
edges that there exists Ihestriingest iiilliience to bias her to
the Irish view. ' She has no Knglish prejuilices, she is the
descendant of some ofUlie exileil ami transported Iri^h
anil ,\iiglo-lrish ol ItU'.i, she is keenly alive to tlie wroiiys
which her country has sntlered at Kiiglish hands, and on
siune points she is in lull syniiiathy with Irish Xatioii-
alisiii.' Vet, in the face of siich inlli'iences, Miss lliclt.siui
finds herself ciunpelled to give judgment in favour of the
English eoiiteiitioii."— .Sjjcrtntor, Ivili. Kill.
(For a controver.sy between J. R. Gardiner, Miss
Ilickscm, J. F. Kcgan, and W. E. H. Lecky, in regard to
the statements in tiiis work, see .tern/., vol. xxvi.)
Ilickson, M. J. Silieated Groove (Siplionoglyphe)
in the Stomoda-um of Aleyonarians, (Philosophical
Transactions.) Lon., 18S4, 4to.
Uickson, ^iydney. Sexual Cells and the Early
Stages of Development in .Millepora Plicatii, (Philo-
sophi!al Transactions,! Lon.. 1888, 4to.
Hide, Albert. The Age to Come, Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
Hicid, Mary. 1. Living Papers from Many Ages.
Illust. Lon., 1S79, 4to. 2. Glimpses of South America;
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HitTcrnan, John Michael. 1. Watch unto
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of Our Lord's History from Our Lord's Ministry, Lon..
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12nio. 5. Tlioughts on Sacred Themes, Lon., 1878, 12nio.
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Higgens, Charles, M.D., F.R.C.S., ophthalmic
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Practice, Lon., IS77, 12iiio; 3d ed., 1886. 2. Manual
of O^jhthalmic Practice. Illust. Lon., IS8S, p. Svo.
Higgin, George, C.K. Commercial and lildustrial
Spain, Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Higgin, L. 1. Hand-Book of Embroidery. Edited
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Grantley; a Study in Black and White. Lon., 1SS5, 2
vols. i'. Svo. 3. Art as applied to Dress and to Hai
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Migginbotham, J« J. Men whom India lias
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12mo.
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'I'n^t. Lon..^lS8"i Vol ^'' '^'■"■"•'ology of the Organ.
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K'^lerative (iovei-nmont I'hila , -'■< iJ""' '"'"^ "nder
l':*". 2. Absolute Money a'v,.:V '.""' "'' ^''- ^■"'•.
finance under a Co-Opora'tivo ro;^""" "'' ''^''"^"nal
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Lord^^'^^f ^S[-y f ^ ^"H<in«.Men.
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Kmho. "■"""'' •'il ed., rev., N. York, 1878,
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bration of the iJne llundiedth Anniversary of the In-
corporation of the Town of .Mason, New Hampshire,
Host., 1S71I, Svo.
Hill, Mrs. J. B. I- The Highway I" Hommr,
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Ilill, J. G. Under her Window: I'oems, Lon.,
18.S.S. llimo.
Hill, J. H. American Toets, Lon., IS.iS, Svo.
Hill, James Wootlward. Illustrated tuiide to
.Modern Agricultural Implements, Tools, .Machinery,
&c., Lon., ISSO, 4to.
Hill, John, principal of the Normal College, Co-
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Ilimie to Williiiin ,<tralian. Now tirst Edited: with s(,|.j.,tivc, Lon., 187;), 12ino. 2. JIanuul of Indian His-
Autobiognipliv, Notes, Ac, 0.\f., 1S8S, Svo. 9. (Ed.) ,^ Descriptive and .Synoptical, Lon., lS7:i, 12mo. ;i.
tioldsinith's traveller. O.xf., IsSS, p. Svo. 10. (l-J-) , piicts and Features of English History, Lon., 187^,
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Ilill, George Canning. 1. (Seneral Israel I'lit-
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spun ; or, Five-and-THenty Years Ago. By Thomas
Lackland, [psoud.] N. York, 1S87. -i. Oi.r Parish: or,
Pcn-1'aintings of Village Life, Phila., 1S7-.
Hill, George Delgariio, [<iiii<; vol. i.. add.]
Wavfiring in Christ : Sermons, Lon., I Soli, 12nio,
Hill, George Jnnies. 1. The Story of the AVar 1 jgss. p. 8vo.
in La Vendi'o and the Little Chouanerie, liOn , 1856,
12nio. 2. History of Pop ami Hob, and other Stories,
Lon., ISIll, sq. Svo. .\iid see KiN(i, TiloM.vs H., I'/i./V".
Hill, Uev. George William, b. 1S2I, at Halifax,
N.S. ; ordained 1S4S; professor of , nstoral theology in
King's College lsi4, ami eharccllor of the University
of Halifax IS76. 1. Memoir of .Sir lirenton llalli-
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ioners of St. I'aiil's, Hiilifax. Halifax, 18li6, Svo.
Hill, George William. History of Ashland
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Cleveland. ISSO, 4to.
Hill, Georgiana. I. How to Cook Rabbits in One
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npivards of One Hundred Different Ways, Lon.. ls66,
r.'ino ; new cd., ISSIi. 11. How to iJress Salads in a Hun-
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How to Preserve Fruit in a Hundred Different Ways,
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Hill, II. E. England and Australia: a Poem, Lon.,
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Hill, Hamilton .\ndrews. Exemption of Church
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Hill, Harriet S. 1. The " Bella" and her Crew,
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Lull., IS7S, :i vols. 11. 8vo.
Hill, llay. Brook and River: a Novel, Lon.,
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Hill, Henry. I. Southern Africa. N. York. 1s77,
Svo. 2. Uocolleetions of an
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Hill, Henry Barker, h. IS40, atWallham. Mass.;
son of President Thomas Hill, in/ni ; graduated at Har-
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Hill, Henry !''• The Seven Oolden Candlesticks;
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Hill, John. 1. Wild Hose: n Romance, Lon.,
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Hoi'KiNS, Clkmknt. A Garden of 'Tares, [a story,] Lon..
SS, p. Svo.
Hill, Lieut. John. (Trans.) The Coming Franeo-
j Ceriiian War: a Military Political Study; from the
German of Lieut. -Col. Koettscliau, Lon., 1SS7, p. 8vo.
Hill, John V. I. Hints on Bible P.erdings, N.
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I Text-Books,) N. York. ISSl, 32mo. 3. Children's Scr-
i mon : with a Selection of Five Minutes' Sermons to
Children, I'hila.. 1S82. 16mo.
Hill, John Daniel. An Analysis of One Hnn-
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Lon.. 1S71. Svo.
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ated at Eninianuel College. Cambridge, IS49; ordained
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Hill, Rev. John Harwood, M.A., F.S.A..
lS0y-IsS6; graduated at St. Peter's College, Cam-
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ls:i7, and vicar of Welhani, Leicestershire, from I84I.
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Arciiiteetural and Archieological Society, of which lie
was a secretary. 1. The Chronicle of the Christian Ages,
Uppingham, 1 842, Svo; new ed., enl., 18,^9. 2. The
Family of Langton, 1862, Svo. :!. The Archdeacons ot
Leicester, 18(i6, Svo. 4. The History of tlie Parish of
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I that Portion of the Hundred of Gartree, Leicestershire,
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and Antiquities of the County of Rutland." IS8I, 4to.
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Trade, in Relation to its History, Morality, and Ex-
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Hill, John W. A Manual of the Law of Fixtures.
N. York, lsc,7, Svo.
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Relative Positions of the Higher and Lower Creations;
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of t'w ]mi"'"^-**' •»«''?"l>ort, Q.C, ]7!I2-1S72, son '
I't'ii ; ' '"•/''"'■;'".'' '"■"'I'er "f .«'r Howland Hill,
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and the seeond till l,^6U. He was well known for h s
exertions tn promoting the establishment of reformatories
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Poems on .Several Occasions, Penzance. 1S45, .^vo "'
A . ouruey through Palestine, Lon., lSo2, ,Svo. :i 'The
Ivahr War, Westminster, |S:^2, Svo 4 A V i. t
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tho^'!!,'e^'V"l^ri4";^,r"^'''^'"^''"^'""
IIlll, Uichard, of Spanish Town, Jamaica LiWits
and Miadows of IHnu|iea^listory. Ki'ngstoi, s.-,,'?'!"
jta;:::;^!'; "■"-^'= '"'--■•''-''-•• «'.^'-f-
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at Louth, Lincolnshire; originator of a non-restra n,
s.vstem in tho treatment of lun"icv 1 \l " '." "^^f 7'"'
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-; (I'rans.) The Triumphs of tho Cross' f,o,„ .^„
Kn:hi™l'lk:tT",'''^"?T'''^ """ N-Z 'andTfi
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"111, Rev.Pascoe Grenfeil, [a«/«, vol. i., add.,]
'vv,ipor^^ill1!;',^"':;"''V''''^''i''K™n''y''fM'-lImtl^
,".t 1 ' 1, St, IV il 1, ' '"'""; '""■ '■'■"">■ ''e """le a "art
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l;^; ;^i!;^":^;;S!,'i!i.Vi!r »'""'>• ~iai'::j":
llill, lU. Kev. Ilowley, D.D.. 18.S6-],S87; crad-
nated „t Trinity College, Cambii.lgc. 18611; i .(^[ned
Shcffioin'"-T '"-■"' '"'■'^'■e'lield Lsll; rural dean of
Sheffiehl 18, 1 ; canon of V„rk Cathe.lral I87ti,an,l IJishoi)
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•on't ,"vie,/", ''""V';:.^'"-^'"'^""' '■•""' a's,.ript,ira
oint ol Viev, Lon 1 81,7, 8vo. 4. The Titles of Our
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a belies ol Short Sermons, Lon., 1881, p. Svo.
beHa''l!,„**'.f-7 .5'"",'' ""'•, '•' '"'''-^ '■ T™"'' i" Si-
of '. ''"•;."'■'■»' - ^0'^ I'- f^vo. 2. Travels on tho Shores
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'_Hoii,,.st aii,l ,iiipreten,liiig."_.sa/. Rev . ix, 151
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Ha^',;f No,,'.' r '"i-"-''' '!' -'!'" "-'''y' ""'' «•"" State libra-
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"p^r.iit;'^"' ^•"•i'^f- 2- i'-"rK^-o^y!^i,
.i. lassion-Flower, „n,l other Poems, Raleigh, ISs'i
Hill, Rev. Thomas, D.D„ LL.D,, [o„„, v,d. i.,
a,ll..]»^as president of Harvard College from l,8ti2 till
181,8 when he res,gnt;d on account of impaired health.
In 18, 1 he served in the Massachusetts legislature ■ later
,e'drtion'll;"s'n'. •';"'■ ^*''"^^""" "- ^^--'Su.«ycx-
,a ir f .1 "," .^"'.'""■". ""J 0" I'i" leturn he became
iC/M'".^ "'""""*" ^''"""'> "■ ''"itland. Me. ].
• lio irn ".'.•'■'""""'o "f ^'*'"""-<^' ""■' """•'• Sermons,
' m ntiri «' i"""' ^- "™'»'^"-y «"<! Faith; a Frag!
irr';',!;.',;'.'';'.^] •" d'".',"".,'^''"',^ "■•'^«?r'n^ ''"^'-
. w ' ' '^' •^'* ♦'■•<) ^ffi., i)u?t., ]r>32. i2iiio ■;
.Vatemeiit of tho Natural Sources of Theology, with
E s.^rr' r "'"?';•, '**"• '^"- ••• I" 'he Woods and
Elsewhere, [verse,] Host., 1888
I Fo"ii','bhTc. "'7": 4^ """"'" "' '""''' """ """--^^
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Marion Co., Ivy. ; grailimtwl at .St. Miiry'.s College, Ky.,
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entered the Jvsuit order in L'-IT; was professor of logic
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HIL
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ti Brazil 1S77-S1. De Vane : a Story of Plebeians and
Patricians, N. Y'ork, 1865, 12ino.
Ilillier, George. 1. Remembrance of Bonchurdi,
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. Hilton, John, F.K.S., 1807-1878. b «t Sible Hed
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n I. 2S becoming subse,,uently in the sa ne institu on
, LT '""''"'""'"'"I "»"""".v, anatomy ami y
ol-gy, and on surgery, assistant surgeon, surgeon an I
.■onsuting surgeon. He was president of tile rZ
. c'S hurgeouso I^igland! and professoi ?,fS
""> a the college. I. .Notes on some of the Devel,
;Y'"".';»^.'r'^if:^r:!:.,si^^o'"rz\h:i
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M!i'.li^;rU;^:';i-;:ifi;'i;;U-™-;i^^
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llineks, Hev. Edward., D.U., I7ii2-l.sftc b in
Cork, Ireland: was edueate.l ., Trini y Colle.re uldin
where '- K.-'-te,. in 18,2 and was "made a"F'e!fow' ,'
and in " . i ' ,'"' '""i^";" ™"^''"' ^'''">^ "f Ardtrea,
I M ''•^"''""K"! >t for (hat of Ivillilea.'h, which
■«-. held till his death. He was dislin-uishn for i,
<no,vledge of Egyptian and Assyrian inscr iion an
;,';; rv;;;!..r^/:i!''^'^-i"'"^'-'>"'oTranr!
mi>si u i 1 r 1 ' '" '"
I. unong the Egyptians, Dublin, 186i,Jto.
82.'-.
lint
Ji'ii'
, ,, .......o...ja.i loscnpuons, Uublin,
4. Report tothe Irustees of the liritish Mu!
"'"iL'rs and Terra-Cotia Tab-
A li' .' . ■' •-'""• "• O'l 'he I'olv|)hoiiv of Ihe
Assyno-Uabylonian Cuneiform AVriting," bubifn.
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HIN
HIN
IliiickH, Sir Francis, C.n., Ac, lsn7-lS85, b. at '
Cork ; eduuitiiil iit the Kciynl Itelfiiat Ini'titution ; re-
tn<>vc<l to Ciiniiilu in ls:{2. II« wiis sovcriil tiiiioa a mem-
ber of the Ciiniiiln A?.-<oiiibly ; ()reiiiier lS5l-.'il; gov-
ernor of liarbuilov!! nnil the WimlwarJ Inhinils 1S55-82
iinil of Itritish (iuiniia Isn2-('>'.i, ami rninislcr of finam^e
in Canada ISK'.I-T^i. I. Ciinaila : it.i Fiiiiinoial I'oKition
<nd isuiircor<. Lon,, Isili, Svo. i. The Seignoriiil
'<xei' oti : its I'resent I'uaiticjn. By a Member of (he
LeKishitive Asseinhly of 1|i|«t Caniida. Quehee, 1S51,
3. Ki'|ily to tlie Speech of the Hon. .loseph Howe on the
Uniim of the North Amerieiin I'rovinee.i, Iion., I Has,
Svo. 4. Keligious Eudowinenis in Canada : tlie ('lorgy
Reserve and Hoetory Questions, Lon., ISO'.I, Svo. i.
Ueminiscenees of my I'ulilii' liil'e, ISMt.
IliilckH, llev. Tliuiiins, b. 181S, at Exeter, Eng.
1. A History of tlie liritisli llydroid Zoophytes, Lon.,
1S68, 2 vols." Svo. 2. A History of the IW ilish Marine
Polyzoa, Lon., ISSO, 2 vols. Svo: vol. i., text J vol. il.,
plates.
Iliiul, Kdwartl. Poems, Lon., I8i>;l, l2mo.
Hind, Henry Yonle, K.Il.d.S., b. 182.1, in Not-
tinghiiin, Eng. ; ediieated at Leipsio and Cambridge;
settled in Canada in 1817; became professor of chemis-
try and geology in Trinity College, Toronto, 1851 ; held
various appointments in connection with the govern-
ment surveys, anil was made professor of chemistry and
natural history in King's College, Nova Scotia. 1. Es-
say on the Insects and Diseases injurious to the Wheat
Crops, Toronto, I8.)7, Svo. 2. N'orllnvest Territory:
Reports of Progress, together with a Preliminary and
Ueneral Report on the Assinihoino and Saskatchewan
Exploring Expedition, Toronto, ISait, 4to. ii. Narra-
tive of the Canailian Red River Exploring Expedition
of 1857. and of the Assiniboino and Saskatchewan Kx-
ploring Expedition of 1858, Lon., |S6l), 2 vols. Svo.
" There is a great ileal of really valuable matter in Mr.
Hlnils book, but every now and then heshow.s very olearly
that he has got heyoiid his ileiitli."— .SW. Ktr., xi. ■■i40.
4. Exploration.s in the Interior of the Labrador Penin-
sula, the Country of the .Montagnais and Nasquappe
Indians. Illust. Lon., lsii:i, 2 vols. Svo.
"tiiich a.s bis story is, Mr. Hind tells it well and simply.
. . . Its pieturesiiueiiess is niueli increased by tlio obviiius
accuracy of tlie iUustrations made by Mr. William Hind,
the (IraugbtMnau of the expedition."— .^'iif. Kce., xvil. 111).
Also, various geological reports.
Ilinde, Frederick. 1. Poetry: a Lecture, Liver-
pool, IS5S, 4to. 2. Essays and Poems: selected from
the Literary Remains of K. Ilinde, Liverpool, ISH4, Svo.
Hinde, George Jennings. I. Eossil Sponge
Spicules from the Upper Chalk, .Munich, 18S0, Svo. 2.
Catalogue of Fossil Sponges in the (ieologioal Depart-
ment of the Urilsh Museum, Lon., IS83, 4t.!. ■i. lied
of Sponge Remains in South of England tireensand,
(Philosophical Transactions,) Lon., 1SS8, 4to.
Ilinde, John Hodgson. I. A History of Nor-
thumberland : Part I., Containing the lle:ieral History
of the County; State of the District under the Ro-
mans; the Siixon and Danish Kings of Northumber-
land ; the Olliiial Earldom : with a Narrative of Events
connected with the County, from the Norman Comiuest
to the Accession of the House of Hanover, .Vewcastlo-
upon-Tyne, 1858, 4to. 2. (Ed.) Symeonis Dunelmensis
Opera et Collectanea, (Surtees Soc. Pub.:) vol. i., New-
castle, I8»S, Svo.
Ilindle, Frederick U. The Legal Status of Li-
censed Victuallers ; 4th ed., Lon., 1884, Svo.
Hindley, Cliiirles, of Booksellers' Row, Holborn.
1. The liook of Ready-.Miide Speeches, Lon.. ISfiS, |2mo.
2. lEd.) Miscellanea .\ntii|ua Anglicana : the Old-Book
Collector's .Miscellany, Lon., IS71-7:i, li vols. Svo. :!.
(Ed.) The Koxburghe Ballads, Lon., lS7;!-74, 2 vols. 4to.
4. Tavern Anecdotes ami Sayings: including Origin
of Signs, and Roniiniscences of Ta.crna, (jotfee- Houses,
Clubs, .tc, Lon., IS75, ]i. Svo; new ed., 1S8I. 5. The
Life and Times of .1. Catnach, late of Seven Dials,
Ballad-Monger, Lon., IS7S, Svo. Only 25 copies printed,
li. A History of the Cries of London, Ancient and Mod-
ern, Lon., 18S1, p. Svo; 2il ed.. 1884. 7. The Hi-story
of the Catnacli Press (and the Two Catnachs, John and
■James,) Lon., ISSCi, Ito.
Hindley, Elizabeth. Only Sea and Sky : a Novel,
Lon.. l'<7!. 2 vols. p. Svo,
Hinds, Arthur. Some Topics in English Gram-
mar, N. York, IS8I, llimo.
Ilinds, J. I. U. The Use of Tobacco, Lebanon,
Tcnn., I.S82, Svo.
H2B
Hinds, Rt. Rev. Samnel, D.D., [«»('■, vol. i.,
add.,] l7lt;i-IS72. Ho resigned the see of Norwich in
1857 on account of the somewhat rationalistic views
which he had embraced. 1. Free Discussion of Religious
Topics, Lon., IStlS-(SU, 2 parts, Svo. 2. Another Reply
to the Question, " What have we got to rely cm, if wo
cannot rely on the Bible?" Ranisgate, ISflB, Svo. ;t.
A Reply to the Question, "Apart from Supernatural
Revelation, wlint is Man's Prospect of living after
Death?" Ranisgate, 1S7(I, Svo. 4. A Reply to the
Question, "Shall I seek Ordination in the Church of
Enghind ?" Rai.isgatc, IS7I, Svo.
Hinds, William, M.I)., professor of botany at
Queen's College, liirmingham. 'Iho Harmonies of Pbys-
ieal Science in Relation to the Higher Sentiments, Lon.,
t I85:i, p. Svo.
Hinds, William Alfred. American Commu-
nities: Brief Sketches of Economy, Zoar, Beth, 1, the
Shakers, and the Brotherhood of the Now Life, Oneida,
X.Y.. 1878, Svo.
Hiue, C. C. 1. Fire Insurance: Book of Instruc-
' lions for Agents. N. York, I8fi5. 2. The Insurance
I Statutes of the Initeil States and Canada, N. Y'ork,
1S76, Svo. :!. Letters to an Agent from the Patriarch,
N. Y'ork, IH76, Svo. With Niiiioi.s, W,\i,Th;H S. : 1.
New Digest of Insurance Decisions, Fire and Marine,
N. York, 1S82, Svo. 2. The Agents' Hand-Book of
Insurance Law, N. Y'ork, ISS7, Svo.
Hine, Edward. 1. The English Nation idcntilied
with the Lost House of Israel by Twenty-Seven Idcntili-
cations, Lon., 18711-711, 5 parts, Svo. 2. The English
Nation identiiied with the Lost Ton Tribes of Israel,
Warrington, 1872, Svo. S. Forty-Seven Idcntilieations
of the British Nations with the Lost Ten Tribes of Israel,
Lon., 18V4, Svo; lll5lli thousand.
Iline, niande Kgerton. Poems, Lon., 1885.
Privately printed.
■'Th^:« poems in this llltlc volume which were written,
OS we are told, by a child of less than eight years old, aie
uniiiiestioiialily very marvellnus specimens of poetical
ptiwer in cbildbood.""— .><;)(iVii(or, llx, 18.
Hine, Thomas Chambers. Nottingham: its
Castle, a Military Fortress, a Royal Palace: with Notes,
Lon., IS7l!-7«, 2 jiarts, 4to.
Hines, Gustavus. Life on the Plains of the
Paoilic: Oregon : its History, Condition, and Prospects,
Buffalo, 1851, T2mo.
Hingeston, Francis. The Poems of Francis
Hingeston. Edited by his Son, [Rev. F'rancia Charles
Hingeston-Randolph.] Lon., 1857, p. Svo.
Hingeston, James Ansley. Topics of the Day,
Medical, Social, and Seientilie, Lon., 1861!, p. Svo,
Hingeston-Randolph. See RANnoi.pii.
Hingston, Edward Peron. I. The Siddons of
Modern Italy : Adelaide Ristori : a Sketch of her Life.
Lon., lS5(i. Svo. 2. The (Jenial Showman ; being Renii
nibcenccs of the Life of Artennis Ward, and Pictures ul
a Showman's Career in the Western World, N. Y'orli,
1 870, Svo: new ed., 18S1.
Hingston, James. The Australian Abroad :
Branches from the Main Routes round the World.
Illust. Lon., 187H-'<0, two series, Svo.
Hinkley, Edward Otis, [antf, vol. i., HrNKi.Ev.
E., add.] 1. The Constitution of the United States ;
with Notes, References, Ac, and Index, Bait., 185;), Svu,
2. .Maryland Constitution, adopted 1S67: with Notes
and References, Bait., 1807, Svo. H. Testamentary Law
j and Law of Inheritance and Apprentices in .Maryland,
I Bait., 1S78, Svo. With Cauteu, C. S., The Revenue
( Laws of the State of Maryliind, passed since the Yciir
i 1S4II, Bait., 1S5I, Svo. With M.WKn, L., The Law "1
.Yttacliuient in Maryland, Bait., 1S69, Svo.
Ilinman, Walter N. Under the Jfaples: a Story
of Village Life, N. I'orlc imd Chic. 18SS, l2mo.
I Hinrichs, Cnstavus Detlef, M.D., b. IS.Sf,. m
I Luiiilen, Holstein ; graduiited iil tlie University of Cojieu-
I hagen ISfiO; removed to the United States ; was niiulf
I professor of physical sciences in the Iowa State 1,'nivii
! sity, ami of chemistry and toxicology in the medical d-
partuient of that institution in ISli.l, and in 1808 up-
poinled chemist to the State (ieological Survey. 1. Tli'^
Elements of Physics, Dav<'n|iort, 1870, 2. The Priiiri
pics '.f Pure Crystallogriii'hy, Davenport, IS7I, ^l. 'I'li"
Principles of Physical Science demonstrated by the Sin
dent's own Experiments and Observations ; Part I., Tli'i
Elements of Clieinistry and .Mineralogy; Part II., In"
Principles of Chemistry and Molecular Mechanics, Dav-
HIN
'• Tho First Course in Quiin- I
HIR
with a View of tho Tl,i (wn r„, • "■' "'' N"rtl.w..«t :
tl- Hcy,U Charter... 'aI:,:." '^?"-- -.--'''"tea b.
which it v„.™;;/es"u;M ''nr''i'M i'''''"^"M'i'"i'
-'mi .'v«'i!x;':; Jills; jf-:i'^™i<"M,h^i.„,,^
m,.,t«ke t„ rcKanl ll°iiMf';rr ,,',',','' IV" " !'">"ei "us
IIULsUnle, Grace WebstPr i r ■
...">' •• .t Hook of Daily D.\oV,"n?r' ,.:„?""""« ''' ">«
.-<, iimcli iieL'(lu;i."_Cr((;(. X -"""^ " '-•umributioii, or oiiu ""^''*«'^' —-tcait., xxvi. Hi,;, '"'* '"'I'lnig i,n all ami
"■■-•■ •■■"■ I /iKNKHAI, CuticIsM:
thu i,r,l,„ari- -H'Ii.m. „f he v,r "T, ""''''^^ ">liil(er In
prophet, a seer. Ili.s thinkh "f, "'• "as rather . . a
j;il.'(tual,pn,,v.ss; an 'evti ,.,«.'' "'''■'"'"il, nut , , ,'
the profnuialest thenie.s_(i, ,|' Mi *•' "'"■" "'^■"Iveil r.,im,l
■imiliiiiini; anil roiieeiVtmti," .i "' '",','"■ "'"' "'"'Ve all
Hiiitoii, Uev Inh.. I. ^ ■'""'> •'"'X- 1-
"'ons, Lon., I.s42 .m", 2 I •'"''"'•' "' '"""i""'* Se;.
IliiUon, Chnrltv, ILnvard m 7 , I "'"•
Honmneea: vv|,„t j., ,iie FnnH, i,' •^- '• S^'ontitio
l^.xl-HS, 7 no«., en ,s'! ','"''' (^'nension.' Ac, U„.,
I.on., I8M«, cr 8vo ■<Z' S' \f "" ^''"' "^ ''"'"'"glU,
Hinton, Henry r s",' -V,"-"' •''*"^^-^' '■"■'''" I
lllu.st. N. York, isfis s„n r Jl'storical Coaturuo... 1 "'o'"'. Lon., I,s42,
,.„i „i_... ',. „, '. ■ ^"^ Also, annotated editions : sponsibility, I,on
, > ^ I perienee; or, The
l'^l« he went as .sur«e ,„ ,?r',,r"f"''""'|.'" "**'• I"
Jarnaiea, where he ro u"i„e, . . '1 '" '^""•'■" ''™'"' '<'
vi-ting the United sZZ I^V^^'T' "'""'""''
practice i„ L„n,|„ „„,, •.,„}",;■'" ''". ''egan ,„e,lical
aural .surger.v, in .Wiie h Sj T;';"'''' ''''!'»«'f t"
reputation. Ho was loctur ■, 11 i*'" P'""'^"'^'' and
"■■spital froia l8il;i to i' . ' w" "7'' ^xi-gery at (Juy's
liv.iion tode>i,to hr,„«„i.- , , "" S"vo up hs pro-
i>i%'..-'e ir,;;!ci.t ut-'v; ;:r'.''r"' i-^ics. Wr
l-pwellin«.p,ae„;an L,; ; ,;^^^^^^^^^^^ •''"" ■">"
O-tobor, lS7;i: witltl.r^i' "'"'''"''>'''' "«'Pit''l, ^ ''''^' ■'^ifPle aid natural ,.^ , ,
«e-*-.\aininc(, Lon , 1861 r> a ,. " ■"■->"
I'f tl'^' Kpistlo^o the 1 on ,;,P-,,^7;; ,".■ An Exposition
; "re Parallelism, I„ „ "«■ t!'" ' '•'"'-•ipl'^s of .Scrip-
i Works, Lon., 186*4, 7 vois. p sl-o'^'"- "• 'ri'e"l"gical
<' "'"'""^ P^h!.^;":"^- ■ ^T'^ »"-' Organs:
2'' e-i.. enl., same year " °'^'"'' '"'"•' >«8-'. ". 8vo;
I U.a,e,,.(..,i,i„,. liiograp i,..".)'^ \- \"Sl;^h Radical
2- 'I'lie Hand-Hook to A r I , ,' ■.«''' '"•^' '"'""■
and , Scenery. I„«,'" S, 'Fra„ •'Is-r'i'r^'^^' "'^'"'y-
in tngland, and (.ther Jii, ^ .'• *^''''"«'' Jesuits
Franco and Ireland, Lent ,S77 8vo ?', ■■'?:'' '''"« "f
phrases, and Jly„„ « („ t for ri i'*' .^""'"'^' I'lra-
M.; ern. Lon.. igrg, 'i,^'^ ^'" Churches,) Ancient and
'■' '■■ "■ ■! ;.;»,',? ;";";!; "-n™- wi
Mr. Hiiiton wn.i anoarenM,- . "
; '""•"I ; we sh„,„,| s,^,^."", , ' f, '""'"■'•I' in earnest to he
I"" laiieli 111 eiiriiest'i ,,', u- v., -."-V '*'"""' PHradoxical
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Illustrated (i,ii,i., ... i..2' '".'!':> ''*'•', p. 8vo. .(. An
i A Text-K;k:fESX""{^, *•;;"'"«' '"^'^""0; 'l
f?l'Hle„ts, Lon., 1S8> r "vo '^''„"'' rgy.. f" the L'se of
I nnd A.s.sa.ving: a TeVt'l!„„i; /•'''";'"-'"' 5'etallurgy
.^tuilents,-an.f A."„yo- " ,sf ''" ^?"^ '^'^''''--''^'^
, "'Pkins, Alfred James F s"a ^i """'•
stiuiiieni.s, Jlistoric Hn,-.. „ i r, —*• Musical In-
«■"' I'-eriptiveZV, 7/,:;,'; ,ej" •''''' ^. ^."-'"'"etio",
■'"tes in Clour.s, ,lmwn hi Iv . !'^ " •"''•^'^ '^'' ''ilfy
lS87.fo|. ' '™"" hy Alilliam Oibb. Kdinr,
JV^^r'fkem'!^«!;::,J'-(:'ine. the Spirit of the
Lon., ISS6, p. svo '"'"'"« " \ersion of the Narrative,
p. " :,';•'' •''""«''• A Voice from tho Muses, Lon. 1866
"''•''"'•*^-^ieta'&?:'-'--^«eH;
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.vanii'the;;:;;^; :;^'-;->:;-M"vifii«^
l."""'."'»liiif,' and benV,- jfvi' ' ' ' , ''J;;'''-^ "»'' everywl,,. ^
"V'visan fiiU'lleit ^vlli(. 1 , ,u,-l,V . '"'"■ '"'"''• '» that
;miiK forces in ei,nu^^',p,ra «',,'"■ ""^' "'' ">-' ^.'rellf
"' ""'''■-'^^'^'^'^^rfA^:^^':^^:^ Perliap.sasa killii ' wi.h Special' Kefer;,ce: 1 ^Z"'"'"^' ''"" «-'«"-.
, Louis, I8,s;!, 8v„, '"^"^ insurance Feature.s, St.
8v(>,
.l"hnl''^i«-.'«"'0.
Hirschi, A. J.
Plate-Girder Construction, N.York,
^^t:i?:^';'!?i'i!'..'-'S"-ties.
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llirNi, J. Crowther. Itirani fircg, l.on., IS81, 3 i
vol.-*. or. Svo. !
IlirNt, Jcilili. Till' Ni'H KviinKC'linl : hciii); OutllneH
fnr Villiim? l'ri'ii(!lic'i>, ,ti'., Lull., ISIlS, I'-'iiio.
Hirst, SnillllcL I. Soi'iiil Seii'iici'^ (ir, i^iiuial Uof-
oriiiiiliiin, Lull., iN.'i'.l, I2inii. 2. Tlie l,iiiiili \<( tJoil : ii
iSacrcil I'liein, in Twolvu liiiiiki', lioii., ISIlj. cr. Svn.
IlirKt, TluMiias. 1. Tliu Aiitdbiogruiihy (if llio
liihio, anil iitlicr I'oems, I-»n., IsH.'). |i. f'vo. 2. John
Wiiiililcton; or, The. Tiiiimiih nf l'rinfi|ilu: a Story of
.Mcthoilislie Faol.«. l.on., ISTil, Svii. I
HiNci>x, Kc'v. Kdwiird T., b. IHU, at Wo.ilcrly,
H.l. : giailiiatoil at .Miolisoii rnivcrsity ISJ.i, ai il filtered
the liiiptisl ininisliy, I. I'lio ll.i|iti.it Cliiireh Diieetury : 1
II (liiidc to the OoVlriiies ami l)isi'i|illne if tlie Hap-
tist Churehes, X. York, Is5ll, Illnio. 2. llaiili.-t Slioit
Mi'lhiiil witli Imniirfrs aiiJ il|i|ioiii'nl«, I'liihi., I^SII,
ISino. ;(. TheSiar Hook : a .Ma-iiial for liiipli.-l Cliiireh-
MeiiiliiM..!, N. York, l.'<7;'', ISino. I. .Slur liook on C'liris-
tian liii|iti.-<ni, N. York, IS7(i, ISiiio.
IIiNlop, iti'v. Alcxiliider, luiniHtor of tho Kast
Free Clnin'h, .Arliroatli. I. The Li^ht of I'ropheey let
in on llie Hark I'laees of tile I'apauy : heiiij* an K.\pojii- j
tion of The.isaloniaiis IT., Chapter ii., KJin., IS4I1, 12ino. (
2. The Ite.l Uepiiblie; or, Tho .'^earlel Colimre.l Iioa«t of ;
thu Apooalypi-e, Kiliii., ISI'.I, ISino. .'i. Tlio Two lialiy- I
lou.s, their Mentity, ami the Present Aniichriat iilm tlio
Last, Kilin., IS,)!!, Svo. 4. The Moral Llentity of liahyloii
iinJ Koine, 1,011., |Hj,"), 12iiio. Anon. .'i. Infant liap-
tisin aeeonlin;; to the Wonl of tioil anil Confession of
Faith, Kiliii., IS.id, l2iiio. Ii. The Seriptural I'rineiplea
of the Solemn l,ea;^iiu ami (Nivonant, in their Hearing
on the I'rcsent ."^tate of the Kpiseopal Cliuruhus, (Jlas-
gow anil l.on., l.sjs, .Svo. 7. The Two Habylon.s ; or,
The I'apal \Vor.ship proveil lo bo tlie Worship of N'iinroil
and his Wife. Illiist. 2d cd., Edin., 18o,S; jtli ed.,
1H7:(.
■' This is in nil respects a very extraordinary book. Per-
liap.s the tllle is as woiiderl'iil as aiiythin« else about it."—
Sal. Her., viii. :i:W.
Ilislop, Alexnilder, publisher. I. Tho Proverbs ;
of Scotland : Colleeted and Arranged, with Notes, E.\-
lihinatory and llluatrativn, and a Glossary, (ilasgow,
1802, Svo; lid cd., rev., Ivliii., 1^70. 2. Tho Hook of ;
Hood Devices. Hy (iodlVey Holding, [pse.-.d.] Edin., ;
IS6-. :i. (Ed.) Adversaria, Ana, and Talilo-Talk: ai
Literary Coniinonplace-Hook, Lon., ISliil, 8vo. I. (Ed.)
Tho liook of .■icotlish Anecdotes : Humorous, Social,
Legendary, and Historical, Edin., 1874; now ed., 187(1,
l2mo. ■ j
Ilislop, J. P. Medical Attendaneo on Sick Chil- :
dren of the Poor in Large Towns, Lon., ISlii). '
HiNlop, Kev. Strphcn, lsl7-188;i, b. at Duns,;
Scotland; studied at the Universities of Edinburgh and
Glasgow, and in IS14 was ordained and sent out as a
missionary of the Free Church of Scotland to Nagpoor,
Central India, where he remained, e.veopt for one year,
till his death, liesides discharging tho duties of his
oltiee with much success, he contributed many valuable
]iaper3 to scientific journals. For biog., soo Smith,
Gkoiiok, iii/i-fi. P.ipers relating to tho Aboriginal
Tribes of the Central Provinces. Edited, with Not j3
and Prefaeo, by Sir Richard Temple. Nagpoor, 18 iti, .
Svo. i
HisKcy, James John. 1. An Old-Fashicned ;
Journey Ihroiigh England and Wales, Lon., IS84, 8vo.
2. A Drive through Englaml: or, A Thousand .Miles of
Koiul Travel. Illust. Lon.. ISS3, Svo. H. On tho Bo.\
Seat from London to Land's EmI. Illust. Lon., LSSti,
Svo. 4. A Holiday on the Koad : an Artist's Wander-
ings in Kent, ."^usscx, and Surrey ; with Numerous Illiis- j
trations from Sketches by the Author, Lon., ISS7, Svo.
"A book full of health)' eiilliusiasin and agreeable de- '
seriptlon, . . . The luiiiicrous illu.-lraiioiis add greatly to ■
tlie interest of the tvxl."—SiJi(i'ilor. l.xi. ."il.'i.
Hitchcock, Alfred, A.M., M.D., 1S1:!-1S74, b. in ;
Westminster, Vt., and educated at Phillips .Andover i
Academy, Dartmouth College, and Jefferson College,
Pa. ; practised medicine in Fitchburg, Mass. He pub- |
lished several monographs and addresses. Christianity |
and .Medical Science, Host., |SI)7. |
Hitchcock, Beiijamiii >V. Chronological Record
of the Amnri.-an Civil War, X. York, ISfifl, Svo.
Hitchcock, Charles Henry, PhD., b. isiifi, at
Ambci-6t, Mass. ; son of Kev. Edward Hitchcock, In/rn ;
graduated at Amherst 1856; studied theology at Y'ale
and Andovcr; licensed to preach 1801; becniue State j
geologist of New Ilampshirc 1868, and professor of gool- |
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ogy and minoralogy at Darlmouth ISllll. 1. Natural
History and Ueology of the State of Maine, [two re-
jiorti,] Augusta, IS6I-I12. 2. Now Hampshire Geologi-
cal Survey : lieports upon tho Geology and Miiieralogy
of the Stale, Concord, N. II., l8ll«-7 1, 3 vols. 4 to. .'), Tho
Geology of Now Hamnshiro. Illust. Concord, N.H.,
IS74-78, ;i vols. Ilo. Willi others, Ueport on the Geology
of Vermont, Claremont, 1861, 2 vols. Ilo. Willi llr.v-
tini;ton, j. II., and others, Mount Washington in Winter,
Bosl., Is7l, Svo.
Hitchcock, Kev. Ihiward, D.D., LL.D., [niil>;
vol. i., add..] l71IH-lsl'il. I. Kcminiscences of Amherst
College, Historical, Seientilie, Hiographical, Autobio-
graphical, Northamptoii, 18C.:), l2nio. 2. Supplement to
the Ichnology of New England. Host., |S6,'), 4lo. With
HiTillidi K, Cil.viii.Ks H., Elementary and Poiiiilar Treat-
ise im Geology. Illust. IS6II, IL'iiio. With HiTcii-
coOK, Eliw.vKi), Jii., Anatomy and Physiology. Illust.
1S6II, l2ino.
Hitchcock, Kthan Allen, [oa/», vol. i., add..]
I7U8-IS70, was major-general in the T.S. volunteer army
during the civil war, and stationed at Washinglon, serv-
ing on the eomiiiission for llie exchange cd' prisoners,
,Vc. I. Christ Ihe Spirit: an Ailempt to slate tho
Primitive Views of Christianity, N. York, 18611, 2 vols.
121110. 2. Kcniarks <m the Sonnets id' Shakspeare, X.
Yrirk, ISO.'), Klino; 2d ed., 1807. '■': Spenser's I'oeiii en-
titled " Colin Clout's Come Home Agaiiie" E.xplainjd;
l{einark.s upon the .Amorelti Sonnets, Ac, N. York, 1806,
l2nio. I. Notes on the Vita Nuova and Minor Poems
of Daiile, N. York, 1807, lOiiio.
Hitchcock, Hnrvey Itexford. An English-
Hawaiian Dictionary, for the Use of Schools, San Fran.,
1S87, 1211IO.
Hitchcock, Henry. American Stale Constitu-
tiiuis: n Study of their Growth, N. York, 1SS7, 12nio.
Hitchcock, James llipley Hclhnan, h IS57,
at Fitchburg, JIass. ; son of Dr. All'ieil Hitchcock,
aiipid : graduated at Harvard 1S77. and, having adopted
literalure as a |irofefsioii, setlled in New Y'luk. I. T'.ie
AVcstern Art Slovemenl, N. York, ISSii. 2. A Study of
George Jenness, I8S5. '■'<. Notable Elcliings by American
Artists : Text, including an Essay on the Etching of the
Past Y' ear, N. York, 1SS6, fol. 4. Etchings in America :
with Lists of American Etchers and Notable Collections
of Prints, N. Y'ork, 1880, Svo. T). Important New Etch-
ings by American Artists: with Text, N. York, 18ss,
fol. 0. Madonnas by Hid Masters: Photogravures, with
Text, X. York. 1888, fol.
Hitchcock, R. V. Poems: Fragmonls, Stanzas,
and Songs, Lon., Is,')2, 12mo.
Hitchcock, Itoniyn. Synopsis of the Fresh-
water Uhizopods : founded u|ion J. Leidy's " Fresh-
Walcr Rhizopods of North America," N. Y'ork, 1881,
l2mo.
Hitchcock, Rev. Roswell Dwight, D.D.,
LL.D., 1S17-1887, b. at East Machias, Mc. ; educated at
Amherst and at Andover Theological Seminary ; or-
dained Is45; became Collins professor of natural and
revealed religion in IJowdoin College 1852, professor of
church history in Union Theological Seminary 1855, and
president of that institution ISSli. I. Life of FMwaid
Robinson, N. York, 180:). 2. Coni]ilete Analysis of the
Bible, ,lc., I'hila., 1 86il, 8vo. 3. Socialism, N. Y'ork. 1 s7'.i.
12ino. 4. Tho New Testament : with the Readings and
Renderings preferred by the American Comi.iittee in-
corporated into the Text, ISsl, Svo. C. F^ternal Atone
luent, N. York, 1888, l2mo. With Sihaff, Piiilii',
and Ennv, Zaihahv, Hymns and Songs of Praise, for
Social and Sabbath Worship, N. York, IS74, Svo. Willi
Biiow.N", FiiANi'is, (trans.) Teaching of the Twelve
Apostles : recently discovered and published by Pliil"-
theos Bryennios, Metropolitan of Nicomedia : with In
troduction and Notes, N. York, 1884, 8vo. With Euiiv,
Z.MHAiiV, and Midiik, L. W., Cnrmina Sanctorum, Is8;i.
Hitchens, Rev. James Hiles. 1. Behold the
Man ! a Word to the Unconverted, Lon., 185S, 16mo. 2.
The Face of the King; or, Seeing Jesus Man's Greatest
Pleasure, Lon., 1S07, p. Svo. 3. The Furnace; or.
Truths for Hours of Trial, Lon., 1809, p. Svo. 4. The
Penalty ; or, The Eternity of Future Punishment, Lon.,
1878, Svo: 2d cd.. 1S82. 5. The Young -Men of Scrip
ture, Lon., 187U, p. Svo. 6. Eoce Veritas ; or. Modern
Scepticism and Revealed Religion Weighed, Lon., 188i>.
p. Svo; new ed., 1887.
Hitchiugs, Charles H. Poems, Lou., 1851,
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iloare, Kcv. Willinm Henry, [■n,te, vi.l. 1.,
a(l(l..l(l. IttSH, ii«f.l "N. I. ()iitli.)\cniuityoltheHook of
tlenosis : with tli.' l.ilo iind Character of tho IinplrcJ llii-
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Ilubart, Ilev. John Henry, D.I)., Ii. IS17, m
New York City i fon of Bishop ,(. II. riohiirt, («/• ''•,
iinl', vol. i.;) uruilimtcJ at Columbia Collego IS.IB; or-
dainoil in lliu I'rolestunt Kiiiscopal Ohureh IHIl ; roftor
of Trinity Church, Fishkill, N.Y. 1. Instruction unci
EncouniKoment for hent, N. York, lsr.!l. 2. Churel.
Uuforni in Mexico, ls77. :t. .Metliicval, I'lipaLiina Ultual
Princiiilc^ .-^tatfa an.l Ccmtrantccl, N. York, 1S77, l«mo.
Ilobiirt, Hcv. William Kirk, I,I-.U., grBduati!,!
at Trinity College, Dublin, ISfiH; onliiinc.l isfil; c lo-
cc»an curalo of Derry an.l Kaphoo sin.u l»xi\. Iho
Mclioal hanguagf of St. Luk" : a Proof from Interna
EviUenco that " Tlio (iospol according to .»*t. I.uko unit
"Tho Acta of the Apo.ities" woro written by the came
Person, an.l that tl. Author was a Medical Man, Dublin,
"lie has pro.lu.tMl a w.,rk .>f great valueof a i-f^'C aj
kiml an.l su.'li as lew persons but hiMisell in the preseui
.lay eoul.l have exe.iule.l."— ^co.f., xxiv. 7J.
Hobart-IInnipden. tieo IIamiukx.
Hobbes, W. K. I*. Arithmetic of Electrical
Measurements: with lixamples worked, Lon., 18»7, p.
ikobbs, C. W. Lynn and Surroundings, Lynn,
Mass., ISSB, Svo. . „ , T, , c
Ilobbs, Charles E. I!.)tanical HanJ-Bojk of
Common, Local, English, Botanical, and IMiarmaooptfiial
Names, Bost., 1S7«, Svo. . .
Hubbs, Isaac H. Architocturo: containing De-
signs for Villa-s, Ac: with Rules for Criticism and Intru-
duoti.m, I'hila., 1872, Svo; 2de.l., enl, 187«.
Hobb8, J. S. 1. Sailing Directions for the Oult
and Kiver of St. Lawren>;e, l.on., IS4.5, Svo. 2. Sailing
Directions for I lie Islands of Uuornsey, .lersey, Ac, 18411,
Svo. ;i. Sailing Directions from the Toxel to the Horn
Reefs, 1S52, Svo. 4. Sailing Directions for the Bristol
Channel, Ac, 1855, 8v.). Other works of the same kin.l.
Hobbs, Capt. James. Wild Life in the tar
West: Personal Adventures of a Border Mountain Man,
St. Louis, 1875, Svo.
Ilobba, Samuel. Fireside Melodies: a Love-
Dream. By Sylvan, [pseud.] L.m., 1S51I. , „. .
Hobb!i, Samuel W. 1. One Hundred and Sixty
Culinary Dainties for the Epijure, Invali.l, and Dys-
pcjitic, Lon., 1SS4, or. Svo. 2. The Kitchen Oracle; or,
M.Hlern Culinary Art, Lon., IS86, Hvo.
Ilobbs, Ven. Stephen, eduouted at the Church
Missionary College, Islington ; ordained 1838 ; formerly
archdeacon of .Mauritius; curate of Tollorton, N.'tting-
hamshire, 1884-86. Tho Perfect Pattern of All Prayer :
Lectures on tho Lord's Prayer. Lon,, lss;t, Svo.
HobbH, Thomas Francis. The Subalterns
Hand- Book and Guide to the Military Examinations,
Belfast, 1859, Svo.
Hobbs, W. Fisher. Landlord, Tenant, and La-
bourer, Lon.. 18.VJ, Svo.
Hobby, Edwin. Treatise on Texas Land La-/,
St. Louis, Mo., 1883, Svo.
Hobday, Edward. 1. Cottage Gardening, Lon.,
1877, p. Svo. 2. Fruit-Culture for Prolit, Lon., ISSli,
12mo. 3. Villa Gardening: a Hand-Book for Amateurs
and Practical Gardeners, Lim., 1SS7, p. Svo.
Hobhouse, Sir Arthur, Itaron Hobhouse,
K.C.S.I., b. 1S19; educated at Eton, and at Balliol Col-
lege, Oxf.ird; callcil to the bar at Lincoln's Inn 1845;
law member of the governor-general's council in India
1872-77; raised to tho peerage 1SS5. The Dead Hand;
Addresses on the Subject of Endowments and Settle-
ments of Property, l.on., ISSil, p. Svo. Also, single
lectures, .t.'.
Hobhouse, Rt. Rev. Edmund, M.A., D.D.,
graduated at Balliol College, Oxfonl, 1S38; ordained
1841; Bishop of Nelson ISoS-tioj Assistant Bishop of
iichlield ISB'.t-Sll. 1. Sketch of the Life of Walter .le
Morton. Founder of Mcrton College, L^m., !-:A'.l, Svo. 2,
(Ed.) The Register of Roger de Norbury, Bishop of Lich-
field and C.iventry, from A.D. 1322 to A.D. 1358, (Wil-
liam Salt .•Vrchieological Society,) Stafford, ISSO, Svo.
Hobhouse, Henry, M.A., b. IS.OI; educated at
Balliol College, Oxford; called to the bar at Lincoln's
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Inn 1880; M.P. for Somerset since 1885. (Ed.) Tho
Parliamentary Elections (Corrupt and Illegal Practices)
Act, 1SS3: with an Intr.iduction, .to., Lon., 1883, p. Svo.
With Fa.ssiiawe, E. L., The County Counoill.ir a Guide,
Lon., 18H8, Svo.
Hobhouse, Walter. The Theory and Praetice
.)f Ancient E.lucation : being the Chancellor s English
Essay, iss.'), Oxf., ISSj, Svo. ,
Ilobkirk, Charles P. I. Ilmldersfield ; its His-
tory and Natural Ilislory. must. 2d od., Lon., IHliS
p. Svo. 2. A Synopsit of the British Mosses: based
uiion Wilson's " Bryol.igia Brilannica," Ac, L.m., Is73;
2d ed., rev., 1HS4, p. Svo. With B.wwKi.L, H., Ihe Lon-
don (.I'ltaloguo Id' British .Moss.'S, !,.in., 1877, 8v.).
Ilobkirk, William, .'f.mndings in Sacred \\ aters ;
or, M.idern Calvinism the Great Moral Barrier to the
Pr.)greBs of Vital Christianity in Presbyterian bcolland,
E.lin., 1S54, p. Svo. „ , »■
Iloblcr, Francis, formerly secretary of the .\umis-
niatio Society of London. Records of Roman History,
from Cnii'us Pompeius to Tiberius Conatantinus, as ex-
hibited on the Roman Coin collected by F. H., Lon.,
1S6I), 2 vols. 4to.
Hobley, Henry. Five Years of Granny Glad-
stone's Rule, [verse,] Lon., ISS5, Svo.
Hoblyn, Anna Margaret. 1. Time's "Changes:
Pilgrims' Poems and Hymns, L.m., Is83, p. Svo. 2.
G.id's Omnipresence ; The Gospel Plan of Salvation ; and
other Poems, Lon., 1870, p. Svo.
Hoblyn, Miss Maria ThcreSB. The Fisher-
man's Daughter, and Dreams of the Past. By Thela,
[pseu.l.] Lon., 1889. . ,
Hobson, Arthur II. B. The Amateur Mechanic s
Haml-Book: Tools, Work, Ac, Lon., 1877, l2mo.
Hobson, Ueixiamin, M.B. A Medical Vocabu-
lary in English and Chinese, Shanghai, 18.^8, Svo.
ilobson. Rev. Edwin, M.A., graduate.: at frinity
College, Dublin, 1870; ordained 1871 ; lirincipal .if the
Tottenham Training College for School-Mistresses sine..
1S77 1. Aids to the Study of the Books of Samuel.
Books 1 and 2. Lon., 187B, 12mo. 2. Church-Teachinj;
for Sunday-Schools, Lon., 1882, 12nio. 3. Notes on the
Athanaaian Creed, Lon., 18S7, p. Svo. 4. With my
Father : a Plain Manual of Home and School Prayers,
Lon , 1887, 32mo. , , , . . o.
Hobson, Rev. John, British chaplain at Shang-
hai. Discourses to a Christian Congregation in a Heathen
Land, Lon., 1S5S, Svo.
Hobson, Rev. John Fhilip, M.A., graduated i.t
Worcester College, Oxford, 1872; ordained 1873; vu;ir
of Stanstead Abbots since 187S. 1. "From Death uiiio
Life," L.in., 1877, Ifimo. 2. Scenes in the Life .1
David ; a Service of S.ing, Lon., 1877. 3. A Short Me-
moir of the Late Rev. G. Dawson Campbell, Lon., ISMi.
4. Scripture Echoes in our Church's Collects: willi
Hvmns, Lon., ISSl, p. Svo. ,„ ,.
Hobson, Mrs. M. A. Carey, a resident of .'^outh
Africa. 1. The Farm in the Karoo; or. What Charky
Vyvyan and his Friends saw in South Africa, l.on.,
18S3, fol. 2. At Home in the Transvaal, [a novel.]
Lon., 1884, 2 vols. p. Svo. 3. S.mth African S' in.-,
Lon., 1SS6, 12mo.
Hobson, Richard. Charles Watcrton : his ■iie.
Habits, and Handiwork : Reminiscences of Nearly Th ,v
Years. Illust. Lon., IStifi, p. Svo; 2d ed., enl., ISi.T.
Hocliaday, John A., and others. (Ed.) Missouri
Revised Statutes. Annotated. Pub. by the State. ISTJ,
2 vols. Svo.
Hochhcimer, Louis. A Treatise on the Law re-
lating to the Custody of Infants, Bait., 1S87, Svo.
Ilochstrasser, Henry de. 1. Facts and Im-
pressions of England : the Views of a Naturalized For-
eigner, Lon., ISSO, p. 8vo. 2. Work and Save; or. J lie
True Story of a Reformed Continental Village, l.nn.,
1S8I5, p. Svo.
Ilockin, Rev. Frederick, M.A., graduated iu .-t.
J.din'.s College, Cambridge, 1849; ordained IS41t: renter
of Phillaek since 1853 ; hon. can.m of Truro, and pr.i ut
in convocation. 1. John Wesley and Modern Meiliod-
ism, Lim., 1875, p. Svo; 4th ed., enl., ISS7. 2. .Mar-
riage with a Deceased Wife's Sister forbidden by the
Law of (!ud. ISSl. 3. Why we refuse to obey eiilicr
the Privy Council or Lord Penzance's Court, _188:'. 4.
Notes .m Re-Marriage after Divorce, Lon., 1SS7.
Hockin, John Brent. Practical Hints on I'lio-
togniphy : its Chemistry and its Manipulations, l.on.,
ISliU, p. Svo.
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acl.L.J 17«r-IS7M,c"khn,":i ,.'•• '' • '"""■' ^'''•
t'nMiea, „n'l of tho Even s ,?f h," ^^.'""1"' K" '» the .he ohair ,? emie, I tl' " "■*- ''" '"'J ^een ^iy^^
(The author, a Polo byb r" JJ' ^^^''^ ''""- '^■-6. .li.lae.k. a,„l Ix '2 „ , t ,1 '''^ '", .""''''""" '" "'"t of
sian service, but .loserLl ., 'i i" '''°'^^'" '" "'^ Hus. pk-d. llj, o,| , ,?^„ ' "'eology, which he alrcaily „ecu
.h:>r;r;-i:ir;^l,^';;a;;i!y^^-/'{,;^i' ->-.-.. hear.,
IloUder, Edwin h mia "•''■•"■•*-'•
-n IsC ,o,;- TloJuinor Clerk.- a Talo of Ci y 1 fe
j;^f!f!n !h;:\«l^!:':'',:":;i!.^-'i\i'"- -mio.i^.l'":?:
"r.il;!,,, in'vo";;c:"i;,;„''''ii^«;ri>"'lj "V' ,*• '^''"' ■''""•>•
-tall-Ii„v of i.„. ,..."■".!' ''".1- ';-.«9.. '"<"». 7. Tho 1 Hodge, l)„viH t^
with i'reia,;;;;N;;,« bv Jev w" .';'"" "'' "'* '•"'""•^■'' =
Cori„thi-.n.,"N T,rk |s«o J^" «T".,1 '"'''''"'« '» "'e
litT Tales, l,o„.. isr.s 1 •,,.,. ..•,.'°'''" '*'■'•■'. Hodge. Il«v. I. m ,.,.....
""'NIehih: aStorvofth.Pv,; • ,-'""• '"• Ephraim
must. Vol.. i. and ii r 0°, -"'"«„'" '«'"-■" ""'' "'■'•••
vol. i., l.ssa }■> To, II • ; '^''*f"- ■•. Svo ; new od,,
a.lven',ure;,- J„ ; ,«" ^o ^i '^:':""'T"""' •^"-
llieir Origin, I'n.iress ami tC . ""-'" ""^ "'« ^^"--IJ ••
'--s.Avoi..--:'li.T?i;{;!,'K-p!:rra^;:-
b.
Hodge, r^^ V l.en.U ;,•,.,''*'''« or. Svo.
^?^^.r':fl:vS3;r'7-.^^^i
- "" fiseasos peculiar to
• 'J
I'l'iiinir Tlu-relshssL . 1 " '"f"'."! Hiu present
nii'iit. . . . We V,.,. iw r. ; /' . "■'* «'"" "1 this arranire
^I<^ with hisV.mv s ^,^r^; ii I" '^•'li'-J- "^ "eknew 'ill^t
l'"ni.v and ul.ility, a^, 1 an l, f''!'' '"•'"/*■'''■' ''''» '" "U" '
ti'ael,inK,,fthat.4Wh n'^.-'in h^^ '-f the spirit an.i
""dll^rr'^eorgrV^;:?.''''";;!'^'''''*- '
M,,:\,,„ |"4ri^,?' '•„^'*«''^'"''"' I'ife iindChar-
tl- tieneral A.eaibli:! 'is^^lss"' Phlhf ?^'';T "^
N. York^,f„'d Chi;.,'t,"'7''1'.r' '"'"^ ''^"^ " «"^-'.
^ CoS^V j^l'^S!^. f ;^-' 'i. •f'^ in Fork, Su!|iva„
k'nton, la., Vsfifi-S2 The PeV; '-""I" ^"'""""'' ^'-'I'"
I"'"-. Iv,;,'l2nm <-atfchi.m of Fortification,
C.U "::^«^^,,'''»''«'" (t'^eua.) See ilclLVA.NH,
831
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HoiIkcn, Jnmi'Mi (iirinniiilnn of the (.runt \ io-
toriii \UAtii' in ('Miiii.l.i. I.mh., \>*M. r. S«\. I
IIodKi-N, Joliii I'n-dcrick. I. FiiMt Slip:, k. ;
I'nicliculCliriiii'try, Idp Aniiculliiiiil Sliidciil*, \i'.. I."ii., j
IH.i", IL'iiic); :i(l eil„ If*.')'-. '2. OiilliiifH iif lljo Stnu'tiio I
mi'l I'li.vKiuldB.v cif tlii' \iiiiimli< "f tlio Funii, l.un., ImI:', i
K'.iKi; lMe.l.,'l^7«. ,, ,
JlodRCN. NU'liolHK William, f■^,^, vol, i„ inl.l.]
Till' riiihiili.' llmi.Mloiik; ii Ili-tHry "I'llio Metri)|ioliliin
>Ii»»i.in«, Ac. lllM-l. I,"n., Is.,", Hki.
lIotlKUK, llifhiud, M.I). On the Nalnrp. I'n-
tlioioKv, unilTii'iiiiiii^iii "I I'lii'i'iHTiil Ciinvulsiuns, I.iin.,
18111, j..8v(i.
Il«dui-N, Itit'liiird .■>!., M.I)., of Ito.lon, Mimi-.
1. The H.\ci-ion nlMuinl*, itn.^t., |st!l,>v.i: '.Mnl., l.-lllt.
2. I'niclii'iil DiHi-ccli'ins; :M O'l., I'liili^, ll^iw, i'-'ino.
llodKCN, Sydiu-y. 1. l)iri{i. lor the liiiiii'il Dyke,
Lon., l!*.'.:', p. >vo. 2. I'liu Hiitilo of llii..|ipu<. aiol
i.tlie- I'oenis, I,on„ I".):!, K'nio. .'!. OcolfrfyV Wifo: n
Ucmlnisconoc. lUSliinlry Hope, [|ihihi.I.1 I,on., 1«TI,
2. vols. p. Svo. 1. A .Ni'" (iodivii. lly .Siiinlry Hope.
Lon., I^7«, ;l voir*, p. .Hvo. .1. .\inoiiK llic (libjixDi a
C'liiM'r! U.piniincu. Illiisl. I, on., I^-'I, '({. Hoao. «.
AiiKin;; tlu' Woblins: a L'liiM's Uonmnoo. lllui't. Lon.,
I»^2, -llo.
Ilodgcs, Williniil. Ilapli^ni, tivteil by .Scripture
iukI lli:.torv, X. York. I.hT:), IlMmo; M <m1., IhTU.
IIodgl'itN, K. A. Ilriiyley. (Trans.) IVow.nal
Reniini.^L'cni'es of (iciiiMiil .-ii>ul)i;lciri from llio Uiiaaiiui
of V. I. Ncniirovili-li-l)iinlc;ln'nko, l.oii., I^^l. Svo.
II<n:(;vltN,J. I'n-dfrick. 1. "IIit hn^'lim.l ; II-
lll^tral^•ll by the An(.'l"->a.\on Antiquities in the liritisli
Mu,iunin, l,on., IMH4, two aeries, Mvo.
"The hook consist.- of a niUecllon (jf six lectures de-
llveml tivtiic author In the AnKl.iSM.x.ni Kooui ol tho
Itrllish .Miiscuin, and n UKWt iiilerestini,' In.ok it s, lull nl
(lul-ol-llicwav Icuniiiik' uml of facts which it behooves all
who lovethi.s'Knullsli laml. and are curimis ahoiit the l.e-
Kiiiniiijisof its history, to know. .Mr. Ituskiii, whovviu-
Klcclioiis in Unlario; LM cl., Toronto, \x>*6.
Ilodilkillt Howard, M.A., h. Inj"; Kraduatc.l at
.lesiis I'olieKi, Cainbridxe, |S7!*i called to ihe har at
I,lnc(dn's Inn l.'^>2. Irish Land l.e){ishition and the
Uoyal Coniniis.-ionurs I a .^iiinniary of the Ueporti of the
Uoval Ci issioners. I.on., I-->I, Svo.
llod|{liill, Jolill Kliol. Monograms, .\ncient and
Modern: their llisloiy and Art Treatment. Ilhi.-I.
Lon., l-illl. I -mo. ' , ,, , ,
IIodKUill, Tlioilias, M.D., [nnl,; v.d. i., add.] 1.
Blographieal .-Sketch of iJr. W. Sirou.l, Lon., ISj8, Svo.
2. Narrative of a Journuy to Morocco iu ISB3 and 1864,
Lon., I Mill, r. Svo.
IIodKkiii, Tlioinnx, D.C.L.. h. Is:il, at Tottcn-
ham, Midillesi.x, Koj^, ; eoucated at drove House School,
Totlinliaui. and at I'niversity ('.■llene, l.ioolon, and
Kradiiiited with honors at llie I'liiversity of London I."*.. I.
He is engaged in hiisiness as a lueiiilier of a hanking
tirm at Newcastle, and his historical work has liecn llie
I'liiplovment of his leisure hours. The honorary de^jrue
of IJ.C.L. vas 1 IVrred upon him liy liie Inivorsity ol
Durham in l~^:;, ami hy llie Inivcrsity of Oxford in
ISSIi. He lias eonlrihuted to the Kdinhuri!li lieview and
other periodicals, and to Ihe ninth edition of the Kncy-
elopiedia Hriiannica. I. Claudian : the l.asi id' the Id.
man I'octs ; Two Lectures delivi'red hefore the Literary
ami I'liih-.-ophical .Society, Ncwcastle-on-Tyne, New-
ca.-tle and I.on., |S7J, p. >vo.
•■ More iihle and appreciative tnatiiieiit than that which
Mr, !luil«klii (fives lo hi- sulijeeteoiilil not he desired. —
f-iniliihn. .\lviii. mil.
2. Italy and her Invaders: vols, i., ii., .37ii-176. U\f,
1S8II, 8vo'.
"The idea of the hook Is lodcscrihethe proees.sliy wliicli
the oM i;overiiiiicnt anil ch illzalioii of II ly were dc
■.Iroved.aiidthe loiiinlalioiis laid for Ihe new evelopluciit
ofh'er niediaval lllc. . . . 'Ihe conception is a tine one,
Morlhv of Ihe loin; iiinl serious sludy which Mr. Hodnkin
has evidently Kiveii il . . . lie has I.een driveiito depart
prelly widely Iron' his original ' '
1- mil .sn imich a hislorv ol ii*il.> liini mu ........
he
(if the select few who listened to ilicse lectures, said lliiU I j;iveii us iml so iiiiich a history of Italy and the leiiton
tliev were a new revehilion of triilh and poetry lor linn ; nations that inviidcd her as a series ol pictures Iroin II
thai he had no Idea of llic wealth and heaiuv of ancient fiaiith and lillli ccnliiiies. . . . 'Ihe hook Is one ol ure
KiiL'llsh teachiiiL's iiiilil he heard them IVoiii .Mr, llod^ielts' and uiicoiiiinnn merit-. . . . There isa IreshnessaiKlhcMii-
llps' thai the laller had ovcrluriicd sunie of Ills most | jness ahoul il which makes H pleasant rcadlnt.' Irom Ih.-
elierisheil ooiiiions. hut had uivcn him a new Held of ; ilrsi pat;c lo the lasi. flic iiulhor has lived so loiij,' "-"oic;
thoUL'ht instead."— S(»r(>i'"'-. Ivii. 118. : ihe men of whom he write- thai lliey have become uuilc
■' Kccentrlc .-peculations arc made Ihe text for mornllz- | real and liviiin lo him, and his lulerest eommuii caU-
inu discourses, which tonether take ii). Ihe urealer part ol ■ i,s,.ir to his readers, . . . His style is always simple, li'el.v,
the volume We should he Khul if we coiilil assent to Ihe ^.ranliic ; and if his Ireatmciil. and the occasional relic.-
hiuh praisj which the author iiuotes from I'rof Ituskin ti,,i,> nr illustrallons which he throws in. heconie oeeasloii-
anil oilier emiiieut persons who were anioiii; his hearers; \ u\\\ -omewhat more himlliar Ihan the last Kcneratl.iii
but the fact that such praise could be ,;iven onlv shows „o'iild have thoiinht eompalihle with the ditjnity of hi-
how urcally the edueated publie stands in need ol en- i.irv.lhis is, iillcr all, an error on the ni;lit side, an enm
llirhteiimeiitrespectlUK'Older I'.UKlaud.'"— .loi((., xxv.Jlll. wh'ich one is ilispo,«ed to praise when Ihe subject Is so rc-
2. The rhauipion of Odin; or, Viking Life in Uays iiiote and little known llial a dry and pnik-nial c luuii lii.i.'
of Old must.' Lon., 18S.^, p. slo. 3. The EnKlish in "' 't >s more than usually eerlain lo repel most ,peopK-,
the Middle A;;es, from the Norman Usu ■nations lo the
Days of the Stuarts, as Illustrate.l by the Mediieval Re-
mains in the Ilritish .Museum, Liui., ISS5, Svo. -L Ivan
Dobiotf: a Russian .<toi-y, I'hihi.. Is.sil, p. Svo. .'i. lid-
win, tho Hoy Outlaw : or, The U:i'vn of I-'rcedoui in Eng-
land, Lon.,'lsS7, \>. Svo. (). (irealer Knglaml; 'leing a
Drief Ae.'ount of the Various I'osses.sions of Hor .Maj-
esty in Kurope, Asia, Africa, America, .Vc, Lon., ISS7,
p. Svo. 7. Harold, the Roy Earl: a Slory of Old Kng-
land, Lon., 18S8, p. svo.
must. I.on., l.sss, p. Svo. !i
lllust. Lon., ISSS, p. Svo.
Ilodgiiis, John George, LL.I) . b. 1821, in Dub-
lin ; rcii.oved to Canada in ISIHi; secretary of the board
of education for Upper Canada IS-IU; adiuilled to the
bar 1S7II; deputy minister of e.Uioation for Ontario 1870.
1. (ieograpliy of Rrilish .-Vnicriea, Lon., ISoS 12mo. 2.
A .School History of Canada, ami of tho other liritish
Provinces in North .America, Montreal, ISfifi. p. Svo. :i.
Sketches and Anecdotes of Her Majesty the liueen, the
Late Prince Consort, and other Members of the Royal
Family, Lon., ISIIS, 12mo; :iil eil., lS7f). 4. .-'chool Law
It is lonn since we have come across a book nii
likelv to make history popular by true and honest methods,
—Siii.Jlti:, 1.211.
Vols. ill. and iv.. The Ostrogothic Invasion; the lui-
jierial llcstoralion, IS8,'i.
" Mr. IloilKkin has a story to tell which is In nil ways
one of the most I'ascimUiiij; w hiidi history alloiils. . . . He
has an excellent author expound in rrocopius.' I3e Hello
liothico.' and he spares no pains to exiract his authors
incaniiiL'. Mr. Ilo.lsikiii has (dearly rambled, wilh liis
Pr plus iu his hand, aloiiK the w li.de line of the mar. Ii
, Richard I'limtajjenet. ; (,r Helisarius. He has i.l.'iitlried all the places which I'ln-
Tom's Nugget: a Story- i eopiiis mentions; he has examined every biiilleliehl. , , ,
I His accoiiiit of llie pL.rics of ancieut lioiio- is the nio-l
vivid an.l the most inlelllnihle that we have ever rciid.
Not oulvdoes he reproduce the Forum and Ihe t'a).iliil
but the walls, the tjates, ami Ihe aiiueduels are made tin-
subjects of auimaleil ilcseription."— .Si', liii., Ix. ,i711.
■•His stanihinl of hislorical performance has stca.lil.v
risen as he has gone forward with his task ; he has leiinit
how to mass and sroup his .subject, how to handle his iim-
lerlals n, the best advauUijie. and how lo rcstrniu some "t
! that leiideney torash analogy and piclurcsiiuecomparisDii
I which is one of liie Hieiitesi snares of Ihe historian. . . ,
The book . . . has not quile Ihe grip of Ihe great liisl.i-
I riaiis, but Mr. Iloiltjkin has industry, imaslnatiini, and iin
^, , , , I attractive style."— -l^/i.. X''- am.
Lectures; being the .Substance of Lectures to Xormal i ■■ Thev tell once more those stories the centres of win. h
School Students, Toronto, 1872-73, 2 parts, Svo; new | are Theodorie and Totila, Helisariii.s and Narses, and tlmn
832
Iheau the lil-ii
tic, ... Mr, I
tice to his pre:
■L The l,ui
Trunsluiion ol
Casalotlorus, ,H
8vo.
"■Vli e.xeelh
aiilhor whow
his viTy liniii.'
n»dKkiii<i
Hearts, l„,n.,
XodKkinK
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With ClIAI'MA
.Vnalysls, Lon.,
\w\Y, A. ,1.,
Chemistry, bv ,
L.tlnnnive A.l.li
Hod KIM II II,
iiii'l riiiiishmct
iivorlhrow of s
sillies Aruiy.
HodgNoii,
■pon.liii),' nieml.i
ibu Legion of H
Uengal ami Lon
years at the cm
•oniu Sanskrit w
iiiej many nape
"f Uengal. j.
■ind Religinn of]
Papers on the IJ.
ihoso Countries,
"The Work Is, ,,
sludenl than i,, n
Icrest'Ml In Tibet li
son 8 ' K.«ssays,' ai
second part of lii
conveyed in a plei
2. Miscellaneoii
I.on , I8SI1, o j,,,|^
, " Kvcry chaplrr
jccfs and to phil.
iihslru.se e.s,says, or
Ihe eomparailvu ii
ol some of the lee
>^liiitfilin', liv, 2,sy.
.■■This l.s a' ren'ia
ill a remarkable m
IIS. Ihoug), some of
men ol sixlv were
register the high-,
liimuistic kiiowled)
cxi_ee.lcd."-|{„BKii
Hodg§oii, Ml
I.on., LSS7, p. Hvn.
Hodgson, It,
Sheet. 1. A .Missi
!siil, 12uio. 2. .M
Hodgson : „;th n
Fox, Lon., 1,S70^
Hodgson, cf
niscenees of Aiistr
Life. Lon., IS4I1, p.
I.on.. 1 8 111, 8vo. ;
Travel, Lon., I.S-liP
uf Ihe Viscounts of
ivilh tho Life of tha
Hcsidciiee at .Vagus;
a Series of Letteis
cr. Svo.
Hodgson, I>. s
.S|iccial Points of In
Hodgson, Dec,
"I anatomy in the l'
lil.jiid and its Enlart
Hodgson, Hon
I' Llie, Lon., Is7ii .,
Hodgson, El'le
SV(J.
Hodgson, Fra
^"^■c in India: an 1
lintish (iovernment 1
I'enty of thatCountri
|i, Svo.
Hodgson, Fred
■Niiare and its \het
'Mecnanio's Slide Rule
uals,") N. York, 1881
we, and Abuse; hoi
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'■( I'l'nKaV n^,;,, ':;"'"''', "^ tlie A.iatie .Society
I'^-per, oS the ;re:i r' ,',;':,; j:«^'"',"«'"' <-<l.er
iho«.. Conntrie... I,.m , iNr, iv" ''^' " *^"""'"-'i™ "f
M.nim Kl't'r ul.'';;^;,! 'i;;i'':'''i "''i'^"- -"-'^ i- ti».
Min's K^s^ay-.- any Va -1 l,. 1 V i ,> 1'' "•'"'""< Mr. II„,|„.
j;^f «l?i t'!;!;,^,:];!;;!;:;;,'"!;™;;^- ,1'' ph!i"i.«!cai sub.
"l..-tru«. csMiy's "r nin.t vail," ',..'' ",'"''>' ''!,'''i'i» '»>■
llie eoiiiparailvo plUlul ,,;;',, ,'' .""laiilnnH tu
yii'v'iiltir, llv. 2SU. *■ "iiuntal lanKuamw."—
K'li of sixty ,,vre sliiri'/,y^a'!.l/T^ ''','' 'r'"'''' "I'^'i' ' ''■''^'' 'M- " ""^ "«^' -Cosmo .Monki.oisk : .i,,,,,/.'
r,„n Is"""".' ■'"'"' ■*""
to^J.reeel..,ypi,,;-:t,-^.;,;;;^
IIodgNon, John Kvnn. n \ 1. .
rian to the Uoyai Ac "l. mv ^ ? i" '^''f'' ""^ 'i''™-
;;)n!f ol' v,S:?^:;::;r;:;;;, '57;;; '^^I'ans.s ,,f ,„e ar.is.i,,
"lik'h arllMs liav',. i/r , , " I r\ '''V''''"'''* ''"' i""l<T
pli.To, ii!lclle,.iunl an h', '',,;; l<V''''','li>^ ntinos.
»liiH, , „,y „.,,„, surrou I '1 • ''"''"''",' '"".' »<a'lal. I,y
Irral,.,! (i„. art-.vtiicl,.|it s 1 /.i;.' ' 1 *!""■ '" " »'>ril,
I'Miiits, an.l Wishes t, ,• an , '"'' ." '"' "'"''<'> "a'^'re ho
J'lMncMI MS „my l,e mil'''] i.v.i'r '''','''"• '""■'' '^'IiHkIiI;
I'K'ii of sixty were s il |, .'^^ ' V '"'<''* "'," Pi'Ho,! » |,e,, ( xxvl. 111. ""> "H'-'. -Co.s.mo .Mo.nki.oisk ' |«,7
l.on., I.s,s7, |,. sio.
I"'n.. I«-, ,,. ,s"„ "P'n'on* on tho Indian Army,"
I C-"n!^'i^n::?',:J"^^i:'Vi;;|:^''t''^' ^"^ '^-"0 "f the
Yanooy: il SliMch oC 1; ^i ' ''""J'' Q"i'"ian, an.l
frotn the Format '„ of th^P I'^^'; ''"""™l "^'""7
Of s:?^Sr ■li'^S;';^]^- ly."- '.i^tory „f the doctrine
■'^'U, 12mo. 2 Me 1 V '"/ ',''" ^"""«' '-""•.
to.x. L.in., \h:-2., svo ' '"-'("ob l.y Uev. (j. x.
Hodgson, ciiristopherl'cmbert.... . „ •
ni-ix'noM of Australia Hi, I, ,,V"'"«"«»". I. Horn -
]■■'<■•■■ ';"".. is^, ^ 8 ,: '^- Tw::,:''" ^'^^t''"
l.'>n., I.StS), 8vo ;i n Vd • ''^""''eii^^r: a Poem,
Hodgson, EUeu. Kato', Mother, Lon., 1885, p.
,iv
, Hodgson, Frederick T i ti, r.
the Death of Mo e' ,850 ,.n 1 ^p" ''"'" ^^ » P'"=''' ""
Oxfonl,wl,erelVoKr.duUed "/"T,"^'^'''■'^'•C''l''^^g«^
Fellow of Corpus Ci> isTi p i . '" "" honorary
Aristotelian sfciety^Le^vT' ";'■'' '^'^■^'^'^^' "^ "'«
"Phy- 1. Tin . and Spac a^Mol" ,"' "^'"^l "^ "'"'"»-
18li5, p. 8vo. i. ". ine?n e« ?',f' ''''y^'.™' Essry, Lon.,
■• We are i !' s^ki I » tii''.'"' '',""• '«'8. 2 vol.,. .Syo.
nre speakl,,,. wirhou M.fflViL, %^'f,;r ' « "»« """k we
■m
i^'-i
■ 1 ! "'-'f
„ti
HOD
fear ii K"<iiI nmny nf tlie rumU'rs wlio mlRlit dprlvo most
prolit fniin It will lie ropelled liy the excessive ilillienlty nl'
the style. . . . Mr. lluilp-un iimioimet's his aim tn be the
Cdiilimmliim cf the erilieal or aciiilyziiiK part ol' Kant's
work, with a \iew In lay fminilalioiis <i]| wliieh iihilos-
nphy may seeinelv laiihl herealler."— .SK. liiv., xlvi. liTli,
a 17.
5. Outcast Essays and Verso 'I'ranslatiims, I,on., l.ssl,
er. Hvo. (The Essays are termed " (Jutoasl" beeauso they
had been rcjeete ' by niaga/.ine cditers. Five of them
are iin IJe (Juineey, one on the f>n]iernatural in English
I'ciolry, one on the True Symbol of Christum Union,
anil one on English Verse.)
-The book eontainsnut a little earefal thinkinj;."— .'<j«c-
laliii; Iv. i-ll. . ,., . ,
(i. The Relation of Philosophy to Jscienee, Phys.cal
and Psyeliologieal : an Adilress, l.on., 18S4, .svo. 7. Phi-
losophy and Experience- an Address, Lon., 1S85, 8vo.
.*<. The Ueorgani/iition of Philosophy i an Address, Lon.,
l,-<Sti, Svo. 9. The Unseen World: an Address, Lon.,,
1887, Svo.
Iloilgxon, William, ['inte, vol. i.. thinl of the'
na:no there mentioned, add.] 1. The Lives, .-Sentiments,
and .Sutferings of sonic of the Ueforiaors and Martyrs
before, since, and independent of the Lutheran Kefor-
mation, Phila., lS(i;i, 12m». 2. The Society of Friends
in the Nineteenth Century : a Ili.<torical View of the
Successive Convulsions and Schisms therein during that
Period, Phila., 1.87.'), Svo. .1
Ilodgsoii, William, of the Fifeshire Journal.
Sketches: Personal and IVusive, Kdin., 1SS4, p. 8vo.
Hodgson, William llallaiityiie, LL.D., 1816-
1S80, b. in Edinburgh, and educated at the High School
and University of that city; was connected with the
Liverpool Institute from 18:!'.) to 1817, first as secretary
and uitcrwards as jirinoipal. From 1817 to 1851 he was
principal of the Chorlton High School, Manchester.
After resiiling for some time on the Continent and in
London, where he was conneclcd with the School Corn-
mission, he was elected in IS71 professor of coinmereial
and polit;..il eooiiomy and mercantile law in the Univer-
sity of Udinburgh. For biog., see Mkiki.k.ioiin, .1. M. D.,
and Woodward, E., iii/rn. I. "Classical" Instruetion :
its Useand Abuse, L(m., 1854, 12mo. Anon. 2. Two Lec-
tures on Conditions of Health and Wealth Educationally
consiilcred, Edin., I8fil), p. Svo. .'i. The Education of Girla
and tlie Employment of Women of the Upper Classes
Educationally considered: Two Lectures; 2d ed., Lon.,
lS()i), p. Svo. 4. (Trans.) Thoughts on Ireland, by
Count Cavour. Lon,, 18(59, p. Svo. 5. Turgot : his
Life, Times, and Opinions : Twj Lectures, Lon., 1870,
p. Svo. fi. Errfirs in the Use of English, Edin., 1881,
cr. Svo. Posth.
'■ Its chief use will be in very distinctly provhij? with
what woiiiierfiil careles.sne.ss or incompeteiiey the huKli.sh
language is treiiernlly written. For the examples of error
here broiijrlit together are not picked from ob.scure or in-
ferior writings. .Vnioiig the grammatical sinners whose
trespasses are here recorded appear many of our best-
known authors and publications. '— .l(w/., -xx. H'J.
Hodgson, William Earl. 1. (Ed.) Christmas
Gleams, Glasgow, 1884, Svo. 2. Unrest; or, The Newer
Kepublic, Lon., 1887, cr. Svo.
Ilodson, Kev. George Hewitt, M.A., graduated
nt Trinity College, Cambridge, ls:i7 ; elected Fellow ;
ordained 184U; vicar of Enfield, diocese of London,
since 1870. (Ed.) Twelve Years of a Soldier's Life in
India; being Extracts from the Letters of the Late
Major W. S. U. Hodson, Commandant of " Hodson'a
Horse :" including a Personal Narrative of the Siege of
Delhi and Capture of the King and Princes, Lon., 1859,
cr. 8vo; 4th ed., with a Vindication from the Attack of
Mr. liosworth Smith, 188;).
" Wliile it conlalns much indispensable material, it is
iierhaps needless now to say that on iirist of the matters
111 regard to 111 (son's character which had been inipui.'neil,
both from wbnt i-.savsaiid what it leaves unsaid, its author-
ity is next to wortliless."— 'f. U. E. HoI.MKs: Four Fniitaiis
S'lhticrs. ■J-'i'..
Ilodsiin, James Shirley. An Historical and
Practical Guide lo Art Illustration, ' ' Connection wHh
iiooks, Periodicals, and General Hccoration, Lon., 1884,
8vo.
Hodson, Kichai'd Edmond. Essny on the For-
mation !ind Management of Plantations, Lon., 1886, Svo.
IloUsoni Kichard G. (Ed.) Diivlogiies in Canar.
ese. liy Mur.shi Shrinivasiah. With an English Trans-
lation. 18rt5, ISnio.
Hodson, Hev. Thomas, Weslcyan missionary.
1. An Elementary Graminar of the Knnnada or Canareso
Language, Bangalore, 1801, Svo. 2. "Old Daniel;" or,
834
HOE
Memoir of a Converted Hindoo, lllust. Lon., 1877, p.
8vo; now ed., 1884.
IIoe,<Kobert. A Lecture on Bookbinding as a
Fine Art: delivered before the (Jrolier Club, February
20,1885. lllust. N.York. 1880, so. Svo.
Hoe, William. 1. Tlie Shaksiiere Treasury of
Subject (Juotations, Lon., Isii2, fp. Svo. 2. Fire Sta-
tistics of the Trade.'^ of Limdon, 1864, Lon., ISliO, led.
H. The New Testament Says, Lipn., 1S7S, Svo. 4. A
Dicticmary of the Fiddle and other Stringed Instru-
ments jdaycd with the liow, Lon., 1885, Svo. 5. (Ed.)
English Artists of the Day : a Technical Dictionary,
Lon., ISSS, Svo.
lloeber, E. W. (Trans.) Corimlence and \t'
Treatment on Physiological Principles, by W. Ebstein,
N. York, ISS4. loiiio.
Ilocrnle, Kev. Angustns Frederick Rudolf,
graduated at the Church Mission College at Islington
1861; ordained 1804; principal of the Cathedral Jlissioii
College at Calcutta since 1875. 1. A C(unparative
Grammar of the Gaudinn Languages : with Special Hel-
crence to the Eastern Hindi, Lon.. 1 880, Svo.
■■ liv 'ilandian' are meant what Mr. Deaines calls the
luoiliTii .\rvaii languages of India. . . . The work . . .
contains ail extraordinary amount of information colli-
pres.sed into a comparatively small voUinie."— ^Icari., xvii.
459.
2. (Ell.) The Prdkritalakshanam or Chanda's Gram-
mar, Calcutta, 1880, Svo. :i. (Ed.) The Uvasagadasao :
with iin English Translation, Calcutta. 1885, Svo. With
GiiiKii.so.v, G. A., A Comparative Dictionary of the
Bihari Lnnguage. Part I. Lon., 1885, Svo.
Hoernle, Ilev. John Frederick David., edu-
ci ted at the University of Basle; ordained 186j; vicar
of Holmwood, Surrey, 'since I87S. Memoir of Christi.m
Theophilus Hoernle: compiled from his Diaries and
other Papers: with a Preface by Sir W. Muir, Dorking,
1884, p. Svo.
Hoey, A. E. B. Dedicated : a Tale, Lon., 18S2,
p. Svo.
Hocy, Mrs. Frances Sarah, b. 18M, at Bushy
Park, County Dublin, Ireland; daughter of C. B. Johns
ton; married, 1840, to A. M. Stewart, and secondl.,,
1S5S, to John Cashel Hoey. She is a constant contriju-
tor to periodical literature, writing criticism and lietioii.
and has translated a large number of works from the
French and Italian. 1. A House of Cards: a Novel,
Lon., 1868, ,S vols. p. Svo. 2. Falsely True: a Novel,
Lon., 1870, .'i vols. p. Svo. 3. (Trans.) The Outbreak of
the French Revolution; from the French of Erckmanii-
Cbatrian, Lon., 1S7I, p. Svo. 4. A Golden Sorrow, Lon..
1S72, :i vols. p. Svo; new ed., 1880. 5. Buried in the Deep,
and other Tales; new ed., Lon., 187:), 12mo. fi. (Tran.=.i
The Fayoum : from the French of P. Lenoir, Lon., is?:;.
p. Svo. 7. Nazareth: with a Preface by W. Humphrey,
Lon., 187:'., 12nio. 8. (Trans.) Thorvalsden : his I.ilc
and Works, by E. Plon. lllust. Lon., 1873, r. Svo. '.'.
(Trans.) Sahara and Lapland: Travels, by E. (iolibl,
Count d'Alviella, Lon., 1873, p.Svo. 10. (Trans.) Jajian
and the Japanese, by Aime Humbert, Lon., 1S7:1; m w
ed., 1870, 4to. 11. Out of Court, Lon., 1874, 3 vols. p.
Svo. 12. The Blossoming of an Aloe, Lon.. 1874. :l
vols.; newed., 1880, 1 vol. 12ino. 13. No Sign, and otlicr
Tales, Lon., 1870; new ed., 1880, 12nio. 14. (Traii>.i
Camille Desmoulins and his Wife, by J. Claretie, I
1870, Svo. 15. Griffith's Double, Lon., 1876, 3 vols. cr.
Svo. 16. (Trans.) Life of Madame de La Rocheloii.
cauld, Lon., 1S78, p. Svo. 17. All or Nothing, Lmi.,
1879, 3 vols. cr. Svo. IS. (Trans.) Tlie Heart of ll"l-
hind, by Henry Havard. lllust. Lon., ISSO, Svo. I'.'.
(Trans.) The Clients of Doctor Bernagius; from llie
' French of Lucien Biart, Lon., 18S1, Svo. 20. (Trans. i
What micht have been; from the French, Lon., IsH,
cr. Svo. 21. The Question of Cain, Lon., 1882, :i V"N.
1 cr. Svo. 22. The Lover's Creed, Lon., 1SS4, 3 vols. p.
I Svo. 23. (Trnns.l 1794: a Tale of Ihe Terror; lioia
the French of .M. C. d'Hf-ricault, Lon., 18S4, p. Sim.
24. (Trans.) The Cat, Past and Present: from llie
French of M. ChainpHeury : with Supplementary Notis
and Numerous Illustrations, Lon., Iss5, p. Svo. 25. A
Stern Chase: a Novel, in Three Parts, Lon,, 1S80,:! vol-.
cr. Svo. 20. (Trans.) Shelley: the Man and the I'nei ;
from the French of Felix Rabbo, Lon., 1888, 12mo. 27.
(Trans.) Dr. Raincau: a Novel, by George Ohnets, l.'n.,
1888, er. Svo. With Lii.i.ik, Joiix : 1. (Trans.) An In-
voluntary Voyage ; from the French of Lucien liiiut,
Lon., 1879, p. 8vo. 2. (Trans.) Memoirs of Mad;uiie
do Kemusat, 1802-8: vols. i. and ii., Lon., 1880, Svo.
tV.'
HOE
man. (,on . 1881, 2 >•,.'. 'o '',•'' S;"'^' "''"•. ^■'ei8ch-
Fushinn in France .• or.D^e. of mrl^nT^ ^,1'""^ °^
Roman Porio.l to t ho Pres, nt Thnl . ''"'" ''" ''"""■
""•I- IlluHt. Lon, isso ,",, 'r- b.V'lugu...inChalla.
crick tlio (ireat an M,,7i„ i ' ' "i "rans.) Fral-
of Paul Ccli^re,;-^1„;^;;\»„.^^;^;-;'- French ^
-'- ^'n;'-.,!^:'f^:{;: s.^'^ "--^'^ ^^^^». »">!
l8?Mrm«lf";na"si;;!V'' '1^' ■^''""«'' Q"^'""" for
.unUP,,in^;!/^;:;t;!;:^^|;^ono.icaU^
F "'^T'i^i^"i« Siltj/^^'-' '"■\^^''"« ^i"»:^ "f
188.!,, Sv„ Jintertainmg .Miscellany, Lon j
"|te8^^!':^.^;.-"'^'--^eUerM.
-c'o"of"A"l';'An'^^;r-cL''rr N^' ^-'--k, D.D.,
Pan Fran., 1884. ^ ""'" ""^S" bounty, California,
KM,an.,ic Week, xr^X ISrol'liS ''"'^ ''"'' '^"^•
8i„5"\ v""' "'!"'" 'Thompson, b. is^. „t Sin.
Albany, 1872, Svo*"'" '^"P"' "^ ""^''-''-nor iloffman,
Horfman, Mrs. Marv Inno i «
or, Practical Vie.v. of 't^t^onclt'.^'x Vorl'Tse/i'""'"
2. Alice Murrnv: a Tnl« v v i .„ ' *'°'*' '^'no.
Feli.x Kent; or The nII v •. "■'■''' '^'"'' '^"'o. 3.
of the [New York] Code of p;„ 7'""^' ««>"edie8
Treati..c upon the Estate anj RiX^Ak''^ ^™- 3-
"I the City of x\ow York V # , ''L'i''' '^"P''™"""
J- I'igostof the StXte/»nfn •'■'?' '^^^^ ^ vols. 8vo.
Hoard of Su, erviso rnf »K n °«<"«'»"« ■'elating to the
6. A I)ige.«t'! ho ChattfT?.''''^''''"'^''''-^- '«"«•
"f and relating to the C^rn ' '^"•'"°/' ""'' 0>-'linnncea
Vork, N. York! 18C,«, 2 voliTo "• " r*''f ^''^ "^ '^''^'^
01 (he Slate of New York. N Vor'k is. ^^""""^''11 '""'
'.aw of the Church • with it, 4^1- . ' *''"• '• ^itiial
"'Hi li„p(is,„„| offieesTx Y'rf'sVTT '" ^onununion
Vactico as to References ami i. "• **' I'""' ""J
licforees, N. York 187° sy '^ ''"'* ^"""s of
- "fj?;*:; Si^"-" "■»• '«2'. in New York City;
J^U; .erved'^^n the eivil'rV^™' "''♦'''' "' """'"d
London 1874 and H fi „ — .' '"""'^^'"S "f legation at
'■ '""'P. Cour and SI ""'"J° Denmark 188:i-s,^
Adven.!.re „"„d' oL^S' l^"'^'^'^ J:^ Personal
l^r,5, 187(1-1871, r',ml8-- ^ ^"^ "■"■"' '-"«'-
"' iima^l^' ;?.;;;;;;^'";;^"^i -"^"'- hum ;;.r' .':':';^^j;;,s?
•Mr:Ho!n,^^ir';^r-;;n-^,S;ilf;:;o:
HOG
the State of x\ew York nnd P^t.:?;' ^'^^^'^^ """'y"' «»
I'h.l). A .Manual of ('hernial 4 n,' * '''"'«"<:'< «•,
the Examination of M^ri';ih^s::vv:!;i:'7i-!;'
: I'vo; .ill ed., I'hila., ISs.) i orK, 18(.j,
'HoHmniin, Frederick AuBiist i.rv .. .
tlie Art of .•Ringing • with H„i!. 7 .." „ ^ ""=e and
i 'he Voice, •.oi:Vs78 24m^%'''p '" '^'•'^i-'li'^" "f
Nature, and Jlistory, Lon ss4 q I'^o' '•" ^"1^'"'
sons in Rhyme for VotZ.' Pon .' "' *™- '^^ '*™-
^ii:r^ro?i^f'^i^'^?;Af=-fT^;;ti^:'^^
ofSn'^'C*^!^-; . ^^« ilf':"i'"n or, Jottings
N. York, 186!) iC ^ " ^"'' '■"""'' "'e tilobe,
Berlin 1. On Am,L„i;T„ 'it L ;i^a"t1,: '."Tt '"
I'on., 18oM. 8vo 9 Fnt..,. i !• "'-■^"atnes : n Lecture,
E.x,.e'rin,en'.au;.d The" U "•'^Tl '", ""''%" ""^'ni^try
"res delivered in ,' xtov'^ 001^^0/".?, ^"'•'''•' ^'"'*-
'lon, Lon.. 186,^, 7 "J r""^J' ."/ Chennstry, Lon-
in Chemistry, fFar, • I „ . -"'f '^'fe-^^ork of Licbig
...II,,, (ran. . ,• J^ecturc.) Lor.. 1S7« «i,n
Mogan, James Francis 1 i„ . . ,.
Christmas Collection: .Storit^ Sko. L= p '^"''™"''"
~p^^e-^;!!;:^Li::%r^,tii:d'j^7".-
rrfn"?,^^'r ^""J^l^^jghls^",- r - e-e-^ to"Ton"!
18.07. 2. TheReVource^^f v" '""•^•/^""'^'St. Louis,
of Karly Western IMon^lr" f^'^T' Tr?" ^vl"* ''"■•'"''
Methodism, 1860 '"-er ' t8a9. 4. History of Western
p. 8vo. ' "'""' "ew ed., Dublin, 1,880,
t-. '«13, to its Fift^.^ 1^:;;^-,^- -„ro..„da.
18""f2m'„"' ^"■'^'^ ^- »="- » "o'nance, Phila.,
ofVh-'^^k'a-ntV.^:.. 'I'lTuft'^'N:-^^'-,^'-";- "-0-
HOBC, Hev Willin.,. I '^- ^ork, 1867, 8vo.
HI st» M»ev. "iiiiaiti Jaine,<«. iS'>i ibai u
nnipden-Sidnoy College Va • I ,»,,.■'; ''•,''• "™'"
appointed professorof liTblicai New t1 '"";:'' '""'
■n Union -^heological s;.mrn:ly ^5 "'"I'X o'th '"if '
of the civil war he return..,) ... .h '"' J"e outbreak
and Corres,.,nd:n^ce ''J,u:f e!^'' ™ •" p T "' ^"'^'
Hogg, rrniicis RoberU V^
Sick Children: a LeoM.r, "b?,'^','^:' ^"rgeon-miyor.
••'■■naKe in the Armv .M»,li;„M:.T' i? ' V'-' '^^"O- i^-
«vo. 3. Will item, Ir'^' ,"'•".?''''''■''•'• ^o"- 187.S,
Health and riVi'L^orE . 'ptf^ "T:™'"'"? '"«
Benares, 1877, 8vo 4 Tn.iilT 'I'lmilies m India,
Hogg, George Crawford 'mo^""/' IT ''• '">'
an Essay; 2d ed., Rombay WS 8vo "'"'^ ^"^""''y '
8SS
" i '- ifi
i
HOG
IIoKR, Henry. I. Pncms, I-on., IS52, 12ino. 2.
SonjtK fur lliu Tiiiu'!', Lon., ISiili, l2iiio.
Ilogt;, Julio/, M.K.C'.S., [,,1,1-, vol. i,. iicl,l.,l Fel-
low (if tlio Uciy.il Miorosi'cipii'iil Sui'icly, first iiiTsidoiit
(if tlic Mcilieiil Micrimoiipical Sdcii'ly, London, .tc. : oon-
snltinu surgeon to llio llo.viil \Vost1nill^'ter (i|ililliiilinic
Il(is|iitiil, ,tc. Ilifl contributions In tlu' Lancet iind dllier
mcdionl journals are very numerous. I. A Manual of
O|ilillialnipsc(iiiio Surgery. Lon., lS(i:!. Svo. 2. Cataract
and its Troatnuint, Medical and Surgical, Lon., ISIlil,
,Sv(i. 8. Skin Diseases: an In(|uiry into their I'arasitic
Origin and Connection with Kyc-AIVections, Lon., IS7;l,
11. Svo J 2d (mL, entitled " A Parasitic o'- (ierin Theory of
Diseases," Ac, LS7C, C.'ino. 1. Ini|iairi|ient or Liiss
of Vision from Spinal Concussion or Shock, Lon., ISTCi,
Svo. 5. The Cure of Cataract and other Kye- A flections,
Lon., 1^77, Svo; d ed, ISSii; new ed., ISSS.
IIuKg, .liliiii-H, publisher ; editor of KnKlish Society
nnd other periodicals. 1. (KiL) Men who liavo Uison,
Lon., LSjil, |i. Svo. 2. Urave Men's F.nlsteps, Lon.,
1S72,1). Svo. H. (Kd.) Summer and Autumn: an Open-
Air Misoellanv, T,on.. 1SS7. Svo.
Hogg, John, MA)., lSii:i-ISSO, took his medical
decree at Kdinlnirnh. I. London as it is: being a
Series of Observations on the Health, llaliits, &a., of
the People, Lon., LSH7, l2mo. 2. Practical Observations
on the Prevention of Coiisnmptiun. Lon., LSlill, Svo.
Hogg, John, M.A., K.K.S., K.L.S. L A Catalogue
of Sicilian Plants: with some Kemarks on the (leog-
rnphy, Ac, of Sicily, Lon., IS12, Svo. 2. Letters from
Abroad to a Friend at Cambri.lge, Lon., ISlt, Svo. ^ li.
On the Sicilian and S.ivdinian Languages, Lon., IS5H,
Svo. 4. Supplemental .Notes on St. Ooiirge the Martyr
nnd on (ieorgo the Arian liisb.ip, Lon., ISiil, Svo. .'i.
On a Profane Styl()gra|ib of the Cnicilixion, at Home.
Lon., IsiiS, Svo. Also, luiuierous papers contributed to
the Transactions of learned societies.
Hogg, John, publisher. The Clan Campbell and
the .Man|uis of Lome: an Hpilomo of the House of
Argyll. l!v J. M. Lon., 1S7I, Svo.
liogg, John W. (Ivl.) Compilation of Laws rel-
ative to the Xavv. Marino Corps, ,4c., to March ;i, 1SS3.
Pub. by r.S. Oov't. Wash., ISS;i, Svo.
II«i(.'g, Kcv. LiMVis .Maydwoll, M.A., graduated
at Kmanuel College, Cambridge, 1S|2; ordained ISIJ;
curate of St. JLirk's, Toninay, lSo7-l3ll. 1. Memoir of
Count 0. Tasca, Lon., 1S74, Svo. 2. Letters and Ser-
mons, Lon., ISSt, Svo.
Hogg, .>!. tJ. 1. ALtrian Temple's Work, and
what came of it, Lon., ISii'.l, ISmo. 2. Mrs. (iibl)ons'
Parlour■.^Llid: an Kpiso.le in the Life of S. Clemens,
Edin., IS7I, 12mo. ;f. Doctor Dunbar, Elsie's Trial,
and Bell .\Liilland, Edin., 1S7:!, 12mo.
Iloggnn, Mrs. rriuices Kliznbelh, (Mor-
gan,) M.U., h. ISi:', ; began the study of medicine in
London in ISiKi: graduated at '/.nrich in 1S7II, and es-
tablished herself in London, becoming physician to the
New Hospital for Women; married. 1S74, to Dr. (ieorgo
Hoggan. In con.iunction with her husband she has
contributed numerous papers to medical journals. 1.
Education for (iirls in Wales. Lon., 1S82, p. Svo. 2.
Medical Women for India, llristol. 1SS2. 11 parts, p. Svo.
Hoggiiii, C'lipt. »illinm Urookc, U. A., adju-
tant 1st Shropshire and StalVordshire Volunteer Artillery.
Volunteer Artillery Drill-Ilook, L.m., ISS:;, si(. Kimo.
Ilogge, (JoofgO. ( Ed.) The Journals and Corre-
spondence of William, Lord Auckland : ' tli a Preface
and Intriidnctionby the liishopof Hath and Wells, Lon..
1SI10-I'.2. 4 vols. Svo.
Iluko, Jacob. 1. The Ago we live in: its Dan-
gers and Duties, Dayton, I)., 12mo. 2. Holiness; or,
The Hig'i'T Christian Life, Dayton, 12mo. :i. Clusters
from Eshcol, >tc., Dayton. lSS2i lOmo. I. Guide to the
Haitle-Field of (iettysburg, Dayton, 18S7, Svo. ."i. The
Great Invasion of ISli:!; or. General Lee in Pennsyl-
vania, Dayton, 1SS7, Svo.
Holabird, Urig.-ticn. Snninel B., U.S.A., b.
1S24, in Connecticut; graduated at the I'.S. Military
Academy ISIil; served in the civil war, Ac. (Trans.)
Treatise on (irand Military Operations; Illustrated by
the History of the Wars of" Frederick the Great, by A.
U. de .lom'ini, N. York, ISO.i, 2 vols. Svo, and atlas.
" Holboai'h, Mi'iiry," (Pseud.) See Ua.vds,
AVil.l.IAM lilllOElTI.KV, il,lril.
Ilolbcrton, Wakemnn. The Art of Angling:
How and Whore to Catch Fish, N. York, 1SS7, IBino.
Holbrey, Joseph. Value: its Nature, Kinds,
»:<6
HOL
Measuromont, nnd Methods of Transfer, Lon., 1S63,
Svo.
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Miiinteniince of tlio Church uf Englaml as an l.etnbliMied
Church, Lon., 1874, Svo. 7. The Young ('hrji-tian
Armed; or, The Duty ho owes to God, Lon.. 1^(4, cr.
Hvo. 8. Sermons anil Short Studios, I.on., 18,i,,Svo. .1.
Principles of the Knglisli Church : a New Apology l"r
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to and within the llritish Ish.nds, Lon., l^^N 12ino.
Witli Dixon, K. W., and Li.ovi). J., Three Ivssays on the
Eslahlished Churcdi, Lon., lS7:i, 8vo.
Hole, Jniili-M. 1. Lectures on Social Science and
the Organi/.ation of Labour, Lon., |8ol, 8vo. 2. An
Essay on the History of Literary, Scientilic, and Mo-
elmnics' Institutes, Lon., 18,,H, 8vo. :!. "Light, .More
Idght'" on the Present State of Education amongst the
WorUing-Classes of Leeds, Lon., I8lill, f|>. 8vo; new e.l.,
1811;;. 4. The Homes of the Working-Classes: with,
Sug"estions {.n their Improveuiont, Lon., 18li(), Svo. |
Hole, Very Kev. Samuel Ueynolds, M.A.,
D.D.. grii.luated at Hrasenose College, (l.xlord, J8U ;
ordained 1844; chaplain to the Archl.ishop of__Canter- :
bury since 188:i: dean of Rochester since 18S, 1. A
Little Tour in Ireland : being a Visit U, Dublin, Galwae, ;
Conneiuara, Athlono, Limerick, Killarncy, l.lengarritt,
Cork, Ac. liy an O.vonian. With Illustrations by Jolin
Leech. Lon.^ 18.V.I, Svo. Anon. New ed., 1878. .. A
Book about Hoses : How to (irow and Show them, Ldin.
and Lon., ISB'J, Svo; 8th ed., 1884. X Tile Mx ol
Spades: a Hook about the Garden and the (jardener,
Edin.. 1872, sq. 16mo. 4. Hints to Preachers: with
Sermons and Addresses, Oxf., 1880, cr. Svo. 6. Nice and j
her Neighbours, Lon., 1881, p. Svo. i
Hole, \y, G. Prooris, and other Poems, Lon., 1886,
'''Hole, William. Quasi Cursorcs : Portraits of the
High Officers and Professors of Edinburgh I '>'*>'"','>■ f
its Tercentenary Festival, [with letter-press,] Edin., ISSS,
fol. Only 1011 copies printed.
Holeinan, F. U. Christian Poems, Claremont,
U.S., 1865, llimo. , , ,.,,
Holford, Kev. John Henry, M.A., 18.!«-1mi>;
graduated at Wadham College, Oxford, 1834 ; curate ot
Christ Church, Hampstead, from 18liO. A Memorial
Volume of Sermons: with a Short Biographical Preface
by E. H. Hickersteth, Lon., 1872, 12mo.
Ilolgate, C. W. An Account of the Chief Libra-
ries of New Zealand, Lon., 1 880, 8vo.
Holgatc, Jerome B., ['i"'e, vol. i., add.] l.
Noaohida' ; or, Noah and his Descendants, BulValo, ISliO,
8vo 2. Shortcomings of the Puritan Church, and Ke-
organi/.ation of Society, N. York, 1863, Svo.
Holl, Henry. I. The king's Mail, Lon., 186.3, 3
vols. p. Svo ; new ed., 18ti.i. 2. The Old House in Crosby
Square : a Story, in Two Parts. Lon., 186;i, 2 vols. p. 8vo.
a. More Secrets than One: a Novel, I'""'- l"*"'. 3j'"'»-
p Svo. 4 The White Favour: a Novel, Lon., ISbti, .i
vols. p. 8vo. 5. The Golden Bait: a Novel, Lon., 1871,
3 vols. p. Svo. . i,i,i
Holland, C. Aspasia: an Autobiography, Phila.,
1861), l2nio. , ,, .
Holland, Kev. Charles, M.A., graduated at Uni-
versity College ISlli); ordaineil 1810; rector of Petworth,
Sussex since 185S1. The Scripture Expositor; or, Dis-
trict Visitor's Scripture Assistant, Lon., 1 850, 8 vols. 12mo.
Holland, C'live. The Golden Hawk; or. The
Wanderings of John Malcolm, Lon., 1888, p. Svo.
Holland, Denis. 1. Ulio O'Donnell ; or, An Irish
Peasant's Progress, Lon,, 1860. 2. Donal Dun O'Byrne :
a Tale, Lon., 1809, l2mo.
Holland, Edward. Mabel in Rhymeland ; or,
Litt'e .Mabel's Journey to Norwich, Lon., 1884, 4to.
Holland, Kev. Frederick May, b. IsnB, in
Boston, Mass. : son of Kev. F. W. Holland, ,njni; gradu-
ated at Harvard 1850; ordained a.s a Unitarian clergy-
man 1863. I. The Keign of the Stoics: their History,
Religion, Maxims of Self-Control, Ac, N. \ork, ISiO,
12mo. 2. Sordello: a Story from Robert Browning, N.
York, 1881, 12uio. 3. Stories from Browning: with an
Introduction by Mrs. Sutherland Orr, Lon., 1882, 12mo.
" The physical clement, the Mieeeii and "eUoii of llie
<-harftck'rs, is given by Mr. Holland • . . . wh e Mr"- «"
. .. presents us with a eomprehenslve essay on tlicspiritua
clement and p»ycholo^^y of the P>;em.s. . . . Mr. H'Jll'iiKl
has done a difficult piece of work with fair success. -
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' 4. The Rise of Intoileotual Liberty, from Thales to
■ ''"iThe"";/'.- ';''i;!'lr!5^'"". "« parts judieionsly pro-
rK.rtl'ned ami the relalfons of the .lillerent evenU and
dienomeiia ably broim'ht out. -r'^"""'! f 'V '•''■'; , ,,, , • ,
Holland, Kev. Frederick >*c»t, b. isil, in
Boston, Mass ; graduated at Harvard 1831, and at the
Cambridge Divinity School 18:il. He resides at Concord,
Mass. : has leclurod on Eastern subjects, orgnimod
several religious societies, and contributed to the 1 re-
i eeediiigs of the New England Historic (ienealogical So-
ciety 1. Scones in Palestine. By a Pilgrim of 18.)1.
Bost 1852. 2. Sinai and Jerusaiem ; or. Scenes Iroin
Bible Lands. lUust. Lon., 187(1. 4to
Holland, G. Calvert, M.D. 1. The Principles
an.1 Practice of Medicine, Lon., 18;i4-:i8 2 vols. 8v,..
'2 Exposition of Corn-Law-Repealing Fallacies, Lon^,
1840 Svo :!. Vital Statistics of Sheffield, Lon., 184..,
8vo ' 4 Diseases of the Lungs from Mechanical Causes,
Lon 1844, Svo. 5. The Philosophy of tne Moving
Powers of the Blood, Lon., 1845, Svo. 6. The Philosophy
of Animated Nature: the Nervous .System, Lon., 84S,
Svo 7. Practical Views on Nervous Diseases, Lon.,
1850 Svo. 8. Suggestions for the Prevention of toii-
sumiition, Lon., 1x50, Svo. 0. Cases Illustrative ol the
■' Curi of Consumption, Lon., 1850, l2mo. 10. Const.tu-
ticm of the Animal Creation, Lon., IS.ti, 8vo. 1 1. Ori-
' gin and Nature of Disease, and tlie Hoinoeupalhic Treat-
ment Lon.. 1>6I, 8vo.
Holland, II. >V. 1. Wesleyan Methodism in Scot-
land. Leeds, 1804, 8vo. Anon. 2. Proposed Aminge-
ments for Primary Education; 2d ed., Lon., 18(0, p.
Svo. 3. Opening of the National Graveyard to Non-
i conformists, Lon., 1877. „ , ,, „ r . i ;
j Holland, Sir Henry, Bart., M.D [n.ic , vo . i..
add 1 I7S8-IS73. 1. Essays on fecientifio and other
Subjects, Lon., 1862, Svo. 2. Recollections of Past Life,
Lor., 1871, cr. Svo; 2d ed., 1872.
"Four year- ago at the entreaty of his children, he
wrote down or tircin the story of his life, as he couhl then
rerall it. and printed it for a sma 1 priva e e.rcle (>1 h >
trie Is In his eighty-fourth year he is induced to g ve it
a wi er rage and publishes it for the w.,rld. It is singii-
arly ope 1 in its eoiitideiiees, and wins upon us like apcr;
sonal mirrative which we listen to from an (dd man s lips.
, "3. Fragmentary Papers on Science and other Subjects,
' Holland, Kev. Henry Scott, M.A., b. 1847, ui
' Ledbury, Herefordshire, ami educated at Eton, and al
i Balliol College, Oxford, where he graduated, first cla>s
1 Lit Hum, 1870; ordained 1872; became tutor at Christ
■ Church, Oxford, 1872-85 ; hon. canon of Truro 1883-84.
: and since then canon of St. Paul's. I. The Apostoli.-
1 Fathers, (" The Fathers for English Readers, ) Lon.,
i 1878 12mo. 2. Four Addresses on the Saorihoe ol the
; Cross, Lon., 187H, Svo. 3. Logic and Life: with other
Sermons, Lon., 1882, er. Svo; 7th ed., 1884.
" ■■ The first throe sermons in this yolume. to say the least,
-and several of the others appromdi them 71 power.-ap
near to us serm.uis that deserve to rank high In the lieo-
otical literature of England, and that apiicar likely to
n mil ai tl eir place there as long as sermons on the
Greatest subjects that a licet human nature continue to be
?.«.,.. ..iio.i n,i,l ri'inl " — Snrrhitoy. Iv. 596.
nreaclied and read."— Sj)tr((i(or, Iv. 596.
4. Good Friday: being Addresses on the Seven L.ist
Words delivered at St. Paul's Cathedral, Lon., 1S84, .,..
Svo 5. Creed and Character: Sermons; 2d ed., Lun„
'1887 er Svo. li. Christ or Ecolesiastes : bernions
; preached in St. Paul's Cathedral, Lon., 1887, p Svo. 7.
On Behalf of Belief: Sermons preached in bt. Inui-
; Cathec.ral, Lon., 1888, p. 8vo.
Holland, J. Simon. Office and Cabin Comp.in-
ion for Engineers and Officers of Steam Vessels, Lon.,
: 1861, fp. 8vo; 2.1 ed., 1864.
1 Holland, J. W., M.D. 1. Diet for the s.-
; Notes, Medical and Culinary, Louisville, 1880, Vnm.
1 2 On the Urine : Memoranda, Chemical and Microsco|..
ical, for Laboratory Use. Illust. Phila., 1887, 12mo
Holland, John. The Bazaar ; or, Money and the
! Church : a Rcjectod Offering, in Blank \ erse. Hy 11
* Christian Poet. Sheffield, 1861. „ ,^ , , ,;
Holland, Josiah Gilbert, M.D., [n,,i,; ol .,
add ^ 18>9-lS8l. Dr. Holland's connection with lie
Springfield Republican ceased in 1866 In 1870 he be-
gin the pun\ic:.tloi, of Scribner's Monthly (now the
Century,) of which he was editor and part owner, 1,
Gold Foil Hammered from Popular Proverbs, N. . <>i%
1859, 12mo. 2. Mies Gilbert's Career, N.York, l^M.
16mo. 3. Lessons in Life, N. York, 1862, 12mo. 4.
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Nicholas Minturn, X Trk IS-r', '■,'"' '-""'• >•'•
J'".v To,,i,.,, X. York, i.sre H2 I ', '-;'!"• '■•• '^"'""•y-
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I^r-l.p..Svo.' '^''•""Ve- Wne.t Thought,, Un I
ll-™"....rKe„t?-,--:^-W„r._,,
the bar at Linc7n?C^s1"^ "'J' ''• ''''' ->l«l to
ast>cal Courts Commiss on's K»i' ^""""'"y of Eeclcsi-
8yo. 2. Uemocrae; and the Kh'r'V-'. '-""•• '^•^-'. P-
ed., rev., Un., ihss Sto i-stablishcj Church; 2d
Holland, Tliomnii' i?-.! •
d.. en College, OxVord^a jl^ell " M '' :^."'7„' ''(' "' »«g
HOL
'l«len College oX I a V.ut " - •«-
and aCha„c?.ll'or'V;H;e o2o;rt'',;P,H"' .^"'«' ^olle^^'e.
Inn ISfi.i; Chichole , rofcs 1 ' r .* '"'■•. "t Lincoln-
Oxford since l,sr4. Th« A I '"'^'■"'"ional la„ at
•nges of Charitable Endowmon ," i"'"' "i"'' ^isadvan-
J>yu|,on Co,„p„.it"„7C"'%I'<'»-. 1,'^M, 8vo. 2,
Kssays upon the For , of?' t""'' "*"■*' J^nio. a.
(Kd.) Alberiei Oen. I T) t '''J'?,"- '^^O' f'vo. 4
o,;;<J^'^T:rtS"S'X'^f [:;■•" -i'-'on:;
^otes, I,on.. 1,885, ,Svo With sLL "''''" '*'='»= with
C "e.I'?,^4!5^,t ^H^S- J.. C.B., .erved in the
;lH> Indian Mutiny IS5?4s n Chinlf';^:?,'' ^'^8-"' '"
l'.atLakevlle,Con„ " f^T"?"' ^^-D- I8.'i2-18S9
»' Bro„n l-niCr; in*' ' r : M- ',''«/r'>tiflo course
»ay Advocate IS56-5r beol'nr ''"^- """"y'^ «'""-
b-ard for testing .ne ta U i„ srf "'T^ "^ »'"> ^'-S-
"lanufdcture of Ln and I? i ^ I*"** 'oclurer on the
01 Mines in 1,S7« , a1 "' "' "'« Columbia School
'■nKtice in the Ec n.^^ntaTcer'.'^''^'''"'"" ^^^'-^y
^"rkandLon., ISfiO foi „L^T"!;'"'"'' "^ Steam, N
- Ordnance and A'rm V. T'ut' 'x\ -': ^Treati.e
■ rans. The \Un „f o. • V'^'t. ^N. lork, 1805 Q
•Method ofWo Hn/ ll'', •'^"' ''""^t^-^'ivo Purposes."
^o"^:s^^,!:~-yS'^d«^:..jj::;;;,^-«:.
iprovcmenls must
in"t;;"i^nSr-^^^-«"''"
! its History and
'872, Ibmo. 2.
tie' o'^tW "PanZ' nuaT"'; ^"!' 'k"'"''"'"'^ Chapters on
! Co'n"^':''' I'^^.f,^:?'. ''■■'«-'^. ''' '^"isburg, Jefferson
Samanthaattherenenni ,;]„;,;■, V;'^ "'-' '^"'O- 2.
.. My Wayward I'ardne ' or My I'T"'' ':"«• '^^o.
Hartford, Conn., ls«u ,, ". 7 iT""'" "'"' J'^'iah,
York, 1887, ™ I2,,,„ 1m- ■•• 'o™'". Illust. N
' Vork, ISS7, 12m» i a*' '^'"f •'""'"'' Qniltin", N
. Holliday, Kev. V f t^ t^
;^n!r*;j^r[^.t'^;„;^;,'^:;^-'-:.onuoidand
'Un.r!!:;^?r'^"" «-'-''• ^anlndia^-^Xl J-
p. 'st""'«'" '■«"• Her First Impression, Lon., ,873,
King''co;?^:./,!^:j,,«f "•;Be^Sey„,o„ educated at"
?s8,^^'''t^-"v''r^^i.!/;::;^-j^^
and other periodicals, held the f' , p''? ^'^"'' «"'""'.
of tho Daily News an,.",! '. , 'T' "^ •'''amatic critic
I Under Ii«>v Bell" % „„ M^o^J'^"^' ^'^ ""^ "tage.
';■> and outofCir"Lon •,«,?"• .^- ^'^'^ ^"""'"^^
''«Gilt off, Lon., 1860 iLo 4 'tV'"' ^- ""'''""S
;''I,Lon.,186I,p 8vo 5 T; f ,! "^Sed London in
"Ok. must, ton ,'86?"r t/''^""""'"'''-- ''Story.
Underground London. Loi' ^ri, ""^ <■''- '88«- «•
'"'ory of the E.vhibin:"-'„'/V862 Lon \«t^'"'""'
**• To-Day ; Kssavs ,..,J in" ,, ^' '^""v '862, r. 8vo
•v,^- «■ SirnL*^'X'r^n'd"E''^''^'V^'"-
'«'■!, 3 vols. 8vo. 10 l>|a,"n Rn i°i, ,^'"'J'8. Lon.,
I8S0. Waiting for he bift a'T""',.,^""''""' «'" '«
those who are about to it n„„« ?T ""'" Words to
B"«tol. I . The Holy i^ble'tl P r^'?' "^ '^'^ ^'''^^•■"ent's,
gXtlf-'^;^£?J|j^rf»^-„^
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Mollis, E. B. 1 r„ , .
Ne-^t Thing. Iliun. ■l-hila^'i^tP'/^"''""^ ' <"•• The
Summer. Jllust. N. York i's«. ?^ '^""'- 2. Cecil's
Hollis, William Mm' '^™»-
Original and T^Sons Bv 'T '"! .!""'" ''""-^
ler|. Lon., 1851, 12„,o Anon '"'""''"'°'- '» "ent-
'f'lMs'rrat^tvlll" ,"*?"•' [""". vol. ,., add 1
'8« ; was eontul.ge,^ "rf "ai, "rs ' ^r^^'-'e-J at Yal'
!,8««-69, and aftcrwardTre ided fi""""'"' '" "''yti
Oonnectiout. ]. Thomas ^tT . ".'' I"«''tise,l law in
other Poems, Bost.!, 86 I'mo'-''";'^''/ .^^-fy! and
i>oycI, N. York, 18,^2 I (in, ^- ^'"'"y Hollow; a
Hollister, o. J i' t>, .,.
I Springfield, 1867, 12n.o ->' n?/ r cT' ,'''" Colorado,
York, 1886, 8vo. *" ^'"^^ "^ Schuyler Colfax, N.
W,"''?."*!,: sfo! ^'"■"'"'' P'-e-Millennium Future,
18?6, .S2"no"*'2'*Tl,^*n '' /^ ^"''' '"'"■ " Look, N. York
P»^"j'Talri''f;rf ."„7j (*; I<"-««? a. Thomet,-'
I'hila., 1881, I2m„. ' '"^' Sl^etches of Garrison Life,
RoprSwrn! L„n!?867 g^j:'"""""". Taxation, and
Molloway, H. i a'-t ■ ,
V' M. 1. A Voice from the Convict Cell,
839
HOL
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it
Lon., 1877. 2. An Echo from Prison j or, My Mother ] Bland's Liitin Iloxnmetera and I'ontamotors, By
iind I, liOn., 1S77, 12ino,
Hulloway, Henry II. Mental (ieuinetry ; or,
Uonorftliziitions of (ieouKtiieiil Denionntraticins in I'lanes,
Solids, iind Hpherius, I'hila., 1884, 12ino.
IlolloWiiy, J. E.-Eiiyson the Indian Mutiny, Lon.,
1865, p. Xvn.
Ilolloway, J. Ivathleen ; or, The Four-Leaved
Shamrock, Lon., 1H72, 12mo. I
Ilolloway, Mrs. Laura Carter, b. 1818, at
Nashville, Tenn.; married, I8t)2, to .J. li. Hollowaj, if [
Uichniond, Ky. She has .•ontributei! to periodicals, \
edited the Home Library Magazine in t'hieago. 111., and !
acted for twelve years as associate editor of the Brooklyn ,
Daily Eagle, l'. Ladies of the White House. Illust.
N. York, LH69, 8vo; new ed., 188(1. 2. .■in Hour with
Charlotte Bronte : or. Flowers from a Vcjrkshire Aloor,
N.York, l8S;i, l2mo. I). The Mothers of (Jrent Men
and Women, and Some Wives of (Ireat -Men. tllust.
N. York, lS8;i, 8vo. 1. The Hearthstone; or, Life at
Home, I'hila., L88:i. b. The Home in Poetry, 18S4. 6.
Chinese Gordon, 1885. 7. Adelaide Neilson; a Biog-
raphy, 1885. 8. A Buddhist Diet-Book, N. Y'ork, 1881),
24mo.
Ilolloway, Thomas. / . Practical Surveyor, Lon.,
1S81, 8vo. 2. Levelling in its General Application, Lon.,
1887, 8vo.
Ilolloway, William. 1. Superstition : a Poem,
Lon., I8o0, Svo. 2. Scripture Questions in Rhyme,
Lon., ISli'J.
Ilollowell, J. II. The Royal Commission on
Education, 1886-88, Lon., 188S, 12mo.
IIolls, Frederick William, of the New York
bar. Sancta Sophia and Troitza : a Tourist's Notes on
the Oriental Church, N. York, 1888, 12mo.
llollway-Caltlirop. See Calthroi-.
Holly, II. W. 1. The Art of Saw-Filing, N. York,
1864, 16mo. 2. The Carpenters' and Joiners' Hand-
Book, N. York, 1S84, l6mo.
Holly, Henry II. 1. Country-Seats ; containing
Designs for Cottages, Villas, and Mansions, N.York,
1864, sm. 4to. 2. Church Architecture: with Thirty- , and Evening, Lon., 188i,
Five Lithograph Plates, Hartford, 1872, 1. 4to. 3. Mod- ; Holmes, Eleanor.
ern Dwellings in Town and Country, adapted to Amer- i Lon., 1S8H, 2 vols. or. Svo,
ioan Wants and Climate: with a Treatise on Furniture j a Tale, Lon., 188,^, p. Svo,
and Decoration, N. York, 1878, sm. Ito.
Hollyday, Mrs. II. C. Domestic Economy : New
Cookery- Book, Bait., 1882, Svo.
Holm, J. Cocoa, and its Manufacturo, Lon., 1874,
12mo.
" Holm, Saxe," (Pseud.) Stories, N. Y'ork, 1873,
12mo; Second Series, 1878, 12mo. See Jackson, Mrs.
H. M. F., i/i./V«.
Ilolman, Rev. D. A. Comity of the Laws of
Marriage and Divorce, Ethnological, Ecclesiastical, and
Civil, Fort Worth, Te.\., 1885, 12mo.
Holmden, Mrs. Annie, (Harwood.) I. (Trans.)
Jesus Christ: his Times, Life, Ac, by E. Je I'ressensC'.
1866, Svo: new ed., 1871. 2. (Trans.) Stories from
Germany, by F. Hoffmann, Lon., 1S68, 16iuo. ,'i. (Trans.)
Busy Hands and Patient Hearts, by (i. Nieritz, 186.8,
Svo. 4. (Trans.) The Mystery of Sufiering, by E. de
Pressense, 18118. p. Svo. 5. The King'.s Daughters; or,
Educiitcd Women, Lon., 18611, l2mo. ; sq.
Harrow Tutor. Lon.. ls6:i, 12mo.
Holme, Uev. Christopher, M.A., graduated at
University College, Durham, I8.)l ; ordained ISS.O; rector
of Cathorpe since 1876. Annotations on the Got^el of
St. Mark, Lon., 1863, 12mo.
"Holme, Uaryl," (I'sooJ-) See Hkrbkrt, David,
'"'i'lolme, J. Stanford. (Ed.) Light at Evening
Time: a Book for the Aged, N. York, 187(1, 4to.
Holme, T. and J. Hymns and Sacred Poetry,
Lon., 1861, ;t2mo.
Holme, W. Maggie Bell ; or. The Lost Sister, Lon.,
1864, 2 vols. p. Svo.
Holmes, A. Bromley, associate member of the
Institute id' Civil Engineers. 1. The Electric Light Pop-
ularly explaineil, Lon., 1882, l2mo. 2. Practical Elec-
tric Lighting. Illust. Lon., 188:), p. Svo ; 2d ed., 1884.
Holmes, Alice A. Stray Loaves, N. York, 1868,
12mo.
Holmes, Uev. Baptist James, M. A. .graduated
at Halford Hall, Durham, 1864; ordained ls65: vicar
of New Mill since isru. Musings in Verse, 1874.
Holmes, C. The Teeth, and how to preserve them,
Manchester, 1S84, 12iiio.
Holmes, K. .M. 1. The Cruise of tlie "Petrel,"
and other Stories, Lon., 1887, ISmo. 2. Tat's Dream,
Ac. Illust. Lon., 1887,1). Svo. 3. Winning his Laurels ;
or. The Boys of St. Raglan's, Lon., 1887, p, Svo.
Holmes, Edmond G. A. Poems, Lon., 1876, er.
Svo; Second Series, 1879.
"With the exception of Miss RossettI, almost no liviiik'
writ -r of religions verse.s equals Mr. Holmes in earnestness,
in poetic Insight, ami in music."— .4(/i., No. iUl.
Holmes, Rev. Edward Molloy, LLP., gradu-
ated at Trinity College, Dublin, 1851; ordained 185.'.;
rector of Marsh Gibbon. Buckinghamshire, since 1869.
1. The Conhrmation Class-Book; Notes for Lessons, 0.\f.,
187.^, 12mo; 2d ed., IS83. 2. The Catechist's Manual:
with Introduction by Bishop Wilberforce, Lon., 1878, ]i.
Svo. 3. The Catechist's Prayer-Book ; Prayer, Morning
18mo.
1. In Time to Come: a Novel,
2. Through a Relincr's Fire:
3. A Week in Acadia. Illust.
Lon., 1888, p. Svo."
Holmes, Enira, b. 1S39, at Cleevo, Somersetshire;
collector of customs at Fowey since 1877. 1. Tales,
Poems, and JIasonic Papers : with a Biognipliical Sketcli
of the Author by G. M. Tweddell, Stokeslcy, 1877, Svo.
2. Amabel Vaughan, and other Tales: with a .Masonic
Memoir of the Author by G. M. Tweddell, Truro and
Lon., 1879, 12mo. 3. An Unknown Watering-Placc ; or,
Fowey as a Holiday Centre and Hcalth-Resort, St, Blazey,
ISSl, Svo,
Holmes, F. Morell. 1. Faith's Father: a Story
of Child- Life in London By-Ways, Lon., 1880. 2. Tlic
Children of the Court, and Two Little Waifs, Lon., IsSl,
p. Svo. 3. Danger Signals: Volumes of Temperaiur
Tales. Illust. Lon., 1881, sq. 16mo. 4. Exeter ILill
and its Associations, Lon., 1881, p. Svo. ;>. History of
the Land League Impartially Reviewed, Lon., 1882, cr.
Svo. 6, Reggie's Boa.'t, and other Stories, Lon., 188:',
16mo. 7. Starlight Stories: Short Tales for tlic
8. Jack Marston',1
Words on Work t.. ......^ , , -.j •■ p^,
6, (Trans.) Early Years of Christianity, by E. de I'res- I Younger Ones, Lon., Is84, p. Svo
sense, Lon., lS69,8vo. 7. (Trans.) .Madeleine's T'rials, and | Anchor, Lon., I88«
other Stories, by .Madame E. do Pressense, IS70, p. Svo.
8, (Trans.) Martyrs and Apologists, by E. de Pre.ssensf,
Lon., 1871, Svo. '.). (Trans.) The Oneness of the Race
in its Fall and its Future ; from the French of Eugene
Bersier, Lon., 1871, Svo. 10. (Trans.) History of Chris-
tian Theology in the Apostolic Age, by E. Reuss, Lon.,
1872-74, 2 vols. Svo. II. (Trans.) Heresy and Christian
Doctrine, by E. de Pressense, Lon., 1873, Svo. 1"
Holmes, F. S. The Phosphate Rocks and Marls
of South Carolina: their History, &ti., Charleston, IsTu,
Svo.
Holmes, George. Farmer John, Lon., 1883. 3
V(ds. p, Svo.
Holmes, (George C. V., secretary of the Institu-
tion of Naval Architects. 1. TheSteam-Engine. Revised
throughout by Professor James Stuart, M.P. lllu-t.
(Trans.) Early Years of Christianity : vol. iv.. Christian ("Text-Book.-i of Science.") Lon., 1887, 12mo ; 2d cd
Lile and Practice in the Early Church, by E. do Pres- ■""'
sense, N. Y'ork, IS7S, l2nio, 13. (Trans.) Contemporary
Portraits, by E, dc Pres.«cnse, N. Y'ork, 1880, I2mo, 14,
(Trans,) A Study cif Origins; or. Problems of Knowl-
edge, of Being, and of Duty, by E, do Pressensl?, D.D.,
Lon., 18S3, cr. Svo. 15. (Trans.) Coligny : the Earlier
Life of the Great Huguenot, by Eugene Bersier, Lon.,
1S84, cr. Svo, 16. (Trans.) Palestine in the Time of
Christ, by Edmond Stapfer, D.D., Lon., 1887, p. Svo.
17. (Trans.) The Ancient World and Christianity, by E
de Pressense, Lon.. 1888, 8vo.
Holme, Cecil Frederick. A Vocabulary to
840
18S8. 2. .Marino Engines and Boilers. Illust. I.oii.,
1S8S, er. 8vo.
Holmes, Capt. II. Old Rube the Hunter, .V.
York, 1866, Svo.
Holmes, J., .M.D. Diseases of Infancy and Child-
hood ; 2d ed., Phila., 1869, Svo.
Holmes, J. E. Hand-Book to Cotton-Spinning, for
Young Corders, Ac., Manchostor, 1837, 12mo.
Holmes, .1. G. 1. Ghost's Gloom; a Novel, Lon.,
18SS, p. Svo. 2. Pearl Sutton's Love: a Novel, L"",,
1 888, 3 vols. cr. Svo.
Holmes, J. S. Reporu of United States Circuit
HOL
Oour.. Fi„t Circuit, v„,. ,, ,,«,o.„, ,^,^^ ,^^^
K^""ri<:!i:!;:i;„:L^"^-;^".i, near ,.e.«. .„H„
cireuLuioM. ' '"-"• I'riiited fur privnlo
•Wl IfiiwcM, D.I).. (,, ,, „,,,'' '7'"--; " nicue of R„v.
IloluH'S a lawyer 'sho c idri .r,''' ",""''''■■'' '" D»ni«l
\oraiillcs, Kv an,l .. '"*"'" "for lier iiiarria.-o in
^"rk, isfin. I2„,„ '1 7f',.r' ;, ■'• ^""''" Maud, N.
" ""I'-nBton : a \„vel, N. vt,,' 'f^;,, ' ;!;'»• "■ Hugh
lU'ss and IlavliL'hl- „ v v,' ' '"'^i '-"">• T. Dark '
'■^liS, «,. i,s„|„ ,,, ,/• ^['^ Uinslmas Font, N. V„rk
H.,M..e in tl,o li'JtTa X, n'ef v'^l •\"-r^'^^ "'• 'i'"'"
M.lbank, X. Vork 1S7I i ' ^°''^' ''*'"'• '-'"lo. 1"
>;,• Vork, I.S72,lt„. ''•,'-;;':: ,'•■'• Edna lirowning,'
'■ '^t. Mark's, N. V.rk Is), ,'9'"'"'"',""'' "'« K"«(o
;• Dais.v Thornton and Je 1 ('/,' ^""x" '■'^''' '2'»".
"-■";»■ 1«. Forest ilonse V V 'i^'";"' ■"•■ '^''"■''' '^'S
Ked-Bird: a linnvn On , ' J"'''' "^""- '2i"» ly
<o«, N. York isi.;; ,'2.'i '' -r'r,'2' «"-"'" ''otller.-
Holmes, Nathani- , , '' '^""'•
.^••'l.; gradu'ati^Iat^', ,*,,^, •',-,. :^'^./". i>«t«rhorough.
.n Uoston 18;fy; a jnd. eof ,1 i'o ' ' "''''""'^^'' '» "'e ba;
s fi8, H,3y^„ .rXsoV'fn:'':;"';.^'''''' ':''''''«■'''""
I- ilie Author.«hinof,Sh.il,,.^ », "»r™i''l lsnS-72 >
■» support of the theory that 1 LL '• '.^" "S'nuen
2. Hea,,.ie Ideali.n in^.|:;i:!.JS'it:Sc ^ll^ll^^i^r^
•It Harvard in I8S2 an,l i-,?l '^ """ '""J'oal school
-^. In KSSfi he paid"A.;* \TpTf T"''^"^"^ <""«'■'-
lyeception that testified o h ,fo"f, ""I ' '"^.n^^S 'vith
"f every class. His liternrv a-n' "."^' "■'"' ''^''^e'-s
'""lor the weight of f, ,. '^ a<-'tivity has diu)ini,.hod
'nbutes .--asi-Cli/t';; AU.f„T"'^' ^ ^"" <'-
•Iter productions, whether^ , " Monthly, and his
ittlo di".inutio„^ ■'"«;„&'"/''■'"• ""^•' «''»"
Wioitous e.xprosslon in wS L ", """■>' ""'' ''" ""'1
l^'laed to have no rival "uTo '^ 4'," '? SO'ierally acknowl-
f»st-Table, Bo»t. I,sr,;, V-mo \° 'p'"'"^^"'' «' ">« B-eak-
t i-rrents in Medical Science • with"'.?"";!'"' C'""'ter-
''"'I, Kiuio; new ed.. °S82 •! i "'"'•'' ^''"y'' ""^t.,
I"-^t- I.HHI, 16mo. 4 Fisif'v''- ^""K« '" Many Kev.;
irovmces of Me.iJcal Science R^^I^^V't"^" '" ">'»<'
^X'- ^he«"ai.dianXl'Ho^"'?^;.?'n^- '^"^ -'
T \'.it-;ii ho h«,l,vritton nfr;, , ' ""' '""">•
ippitliili
HOL
I,2,',»;T'.o^l>oot at the Breakfa.»t-Table, Bost., ,870
--'si^^^d'^Sll^l.!:^- "(I'l;-^ '-worked .0 ,on« gives
'Muuch sterling „re s ,,, ; ..'•'^ '"■' ''"■•< ''ronght to TIl-M
jiig-tro, in place. „f ,„, „,„ iivein':;U;s:'"ii',::',;;»v;;;^^',i;';'j;^i
J"l' n Whmp'Ar.u""''^;"''''''.' ""■'•■• '«'■'. '''"no. ,2
?;'- Inn, tiale, a .Pother I'or''-. ''"'•' ^''"' '2™". s'
'"«c.« from an Old v" „,„,"'•','' ""*'•• '«"*»• '«"'«. 14
^^■'7-l.S8l, Bo.t., 1ss,"'h\':"" '•;«•• "'•■llection of Kssay.
',^«'i. l2mo. 16 Ha,,, w' ,,,,„ ' i?'"'''™' '^'«"^^. Host.
,itboco„a..s,,o,hvalnal,,;:„,^'; ,,'^',7,^^^
"• A Mortal Anlinalhv ■ I'l . ^ —■^uliuii. x\. m.
l'V;lfolio, It„,,., |s,si 'i;i,,,V ^"'' •J|'e»i'ig of the Xew
■s""iiil, Host., IS8S l",„"' "'"' """■'■ '"'^"'s. H.ieHv Ooca.
^ wlio';;,,;^"!;;;^ ^ -Jf an 'ivlYB American writers, the one
professor in the law school ,f I, '"'' '"'"• elected a
«"'»e jear appointed a eif't,?''."'- ""'' "> "'«
Massaehnsetts. The Pn., , ■ "'" ^'"I'n'nic Court of
ls:».p. !,..' ""»' "•"'!■ 1" Ail CI,,.,,, I,,,,
,^,„ me^.S. I''e Hook of the Goat, Un., 1879 p
Holmes, T. n k a h-
t'ny, and of the Dif/* ,,„ ''"'"P' "f "'o Indian Mu-
anions the CivM l^u 1^ -'wiTh' T ' "^ '"P'^nied it
Wans, .on.. ISS/j, 8^ / '"i 7ss8 "" '"'" ""'' •'^'•''
He writes in an «nin,.u:„V;;,.',:'^lv . . .
620,
■^'I'l'iii. V. a:io,
;^iiV^'S\,;:i?ia[-7I^«is:anAdd^^^^
">;"i«hts, Bost., 1870,', «;„;,'.'• "'"' ^"'os and After-
"""''x a'M!aehi'n,'.""'ni:i" '" substantiallv IImv1„v'.- t. .
^^ookey.Son,erset,'hirc,linee 187? Tf ' .","'' ^''""' "f
t'-e l^^"'vorsi'ty',',."c" , Jr,,^^|. -R.C.S., fe-aduated at
to.M. George's I^.spi , & '/''i """'"ilting surgeon
'■""ey and Cl.ildhoJd, tJ^^^Z, ^Vo! "^Vi.irn'.'^,!';-
»H ' ''
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HOL
> . iV
J, HIS WiiiTAKKR, VMS., (cd.) A System of Surgery,
Tlieorcticiil mid I'mctioiil : in Trciitiifs by Viirious Au-
thors, Lun., l^'fil-TO, 4 vols. 8vo ; 'M eil., ISSli, :i volii.
Holmes, W. Uoligioua Embleinn and Allegories.
lUust. Lon., I!<54, l.Sinoj now od., 1868.
Holmes, W. C Instructions for tho Manftgcmcnt
of Giis-Wurks, I-on., l.'<74, Svo.
Holmex, W. Uordon, M.D., a lictntiuto of the
Royal CollcKo iif Surnwins, Ireland, 1865, and of the
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Laliourer, Lon., ls,-,2, l2mo. 14. Andrew .Manell, tho; Hood, Ilev. Jniiien >\alki>r, U.V., b. 1^-tl, in
Wit, .Stiitovmiiii, and I'oct, Lon., Is.^li, l2iiio. I'). Swo- 1 Kennett to\vn,-hip, Clioter Co., !'a. ; wii^i sent to North
denborj,': a. liioKraphy and an Kxpoaition, Lon., I S.-,f>, 1 Carolina in IMW as the Ural colored missionary to tin'
12mo. Hi. William Wonlsworth : a liiognipliy, Lon., j frecilmen, and in lH72was consecrated Kishop of the
l.HoB, 12nio. 17. The Kiirncst .Ministuri a Kecord of i African Methodist Epi.scopal Church. (Kd.) The .Negro
the Life, and Selections trom the Writings, of tho Kov. I in tho Christian I'lilpit, Ualeigh, 188 1.
' Hood, John Bell, 18:)l.|s7il, b. at Owingsville,
Ky.; graduated at the l'..S. Military Academy IS.'i.'i;
^.„^... ...„ . , . major-general in the Confederate army during the civil
isiiio. 211. Serf-Formation; or, .Mds and iielps to' Mind- ! war. Advance and Kelrcat : Personal Kxpericnces ■"
Ancient and .Modern, Lon., l^:,, ,,. Hvo. IH. The King's
Windows I or, Hlimpsca of the Woiiderfnl Works of (lod,
Lon,, lnx:>, »<[■ Hlmo. 1 1. The Vocation of the Preacher,
Lon., IHHIl, p. Svo. I'osth. (The second volume of an
intended series, of whicli "Tile Throne of i:ioi|Uence"
was the llrst. It contains chapters on tho " I'iiice of tho
I'liliiit in Poetry and Fiction," and similar subjects, and
biographical sk'etclies of Cardinal Newman, Dr. Faber,
and oilier eminent preachers.)
ills liiterestiiiL', .ililiire.-i|iie, vlvaeloils, tdoquent, from
''— ^.l/'(l(/.. xxxi. "J.'l.
Dob Dean ; or. Our
.Maud Mansfield : a
B. Parsons, Lon., is.iil, 8vo. IS. A Hook of Tem|ier-
anco Melodies: with Airs; now cd., l-<.i~<, l2mo. 19
Havclock: tlie Hroad Stone of Honour, Lon., ISiJf*
Life, Lon., IS^Vs, l2iiio: 4tli ed., ISSH. 21, Sermons,
Lon., \^:>'J, p. Svo. 22. The Peerage of Poverty, Lon.,
].><5'.l-(il, two scries, p. Xvo; 5th ed., I.S70. 2:i. Ulind ;
Aiiios anil his Velvet Principles : Proverbs and Para- i
bles for Young Folk, Lon., ISJU, llimo; utli ed., 187(1.
24, Dark Sayings on a Harp, and other Sermons, Lon.,
180.'), p. 8vo'; 2d ed., 1870. 2.5. Lamps, Pitchers, and
Trumpets: Lectures delivered to Students fir tho .Min- !
istry, on tho Vocation of tho Preacher, Lon., 18(57, p.;
Hvo. (Tho author writes, " I have given to tills lecture I
this title, because words are lamps, are pitchers, and are '
trumpets. Preaching to the intolloot ... is as a lamp ; :
, . . preaching to the conscience is as a trumpet; . . , I
preaching to the experience is as a pitcher.")
"The one qualilieatiiiii for a lamp, pitcher, or trumpet
seems to lie an uiilioiiiiiled How of nioilu r wit inid animal
spirits, with the power of eombiiiiiig iiiilimiteil full and
cnuir with Scriptural language and ideas."— .Si(. h'ev., xxv.
;a.
2li. Tho World of Anecdote : an Accumulation of
Facts, Incidents, and Illustrations, Historical and l!io-
graphieal, from Books and Times Hcoent and Remote,
Lon., 18(19, ]i. 8vo; new ed., 1884. 27. The World of
Moral and Religious Anecdote, Lon., 1870, p. 8vo ; now
cd,, I88.i. 2S. Hye-Patli Meadow, Lon., IS7II, p. Svo ; 2d
cd., 1885. 211. 'Thomas liinnev : his .Mind, Life, and
Opinions, Lon., 1874, p. Svo. 311. Tho Villages of the
Hible, Lon., 1874, er. 8vo. 31. Thomas Carlyle : Philo-
sophic Thinker, Theologian, Historian, and Foot, Lon.,
1875, p. Svo.
"Tlie most vulgar, sensational, inipnibable .story that we
have been forceil to read in the course of this year docs
not bctrav a more complete absence of judgment or uf
culture tlian his book on .Mr. Carlyle."— -W/i., No. '248.").
32. Isaac Walts : his Life and Writings, his Home and
Friends, Lon., 187o, Svo. 33. Tho Romance of liiogra-
phy, Lon., I87(i, p. Svo. 34. Vignettes of tho Great Re-
vival of the Kighteenth Century, Lon., 1S80, sq. Ifimo;
new ed., 1887. 3,'). Uobort Riiikes of Gloucester, Lon., | for some iiictorial publications. 1
188(1, Svo. 3(i. The Day, the Book, and tho Teacher, ; tnrcs. Tllust. Lon., 1857, p. 8vo
the I'nited States and Confederate States Annies. I'Mited
by (iencial lieiiiiicgard. .N. Orleans, 1881), Svo.
•' It was cvlileiillv begun as an answer to the strictures
on (iciieriil 11 I> ninipalgn of 18(14 in (ieorgia and Ten-
IH.s^co wbich Hciieral .lo.seph K.,loliiislon bad made in his
' Narrative.' and probably grew into larger proiiortioiis
than the anth.ir liad lirst Inteiiiled. ... lie veliemently
insist.^ that lie deserved victory, if be (lid not achieve it.
His book must be judged lor wlia tit Is,— a very sincere
but coiitroversiiil defence of bis policy as all army eoiii-
niaiider, and not as a systematic conlribntioii to exact his-
tory II will have a permanent value of its own. and will
(as we think it shoulil) modify favorably the judgment of
the world upon bis last important campaign."— .Vu/ioii.
XXX. '23(i, ■J,')l.
Hood, iMaxwfll. Her Idol : a Novel, Lon., 187.i,
3 vols. p. Svo.
Hood, Peter, M.D., [n,,ii; vol. i,, add.,] I,80i.i-.i8ii(i,
b. at Gateshead, Fng. : received his medical education
at St. George's Hospital. 1. The Successful Treatment
of Scarlet Fev.?r: also. Observations on the Pathology
and Treatment of Crowing Inspi ons in Infants, Lon.,
1857, p. Svo. 2. On the Treatii . of Sprained Ankle.
Lon., 1S5S, .'■vo. 3. A Treatise on Gout, Rheuuialism,
and the Allied Affections : with Jhaptore on Longevity
and Sleeii, Lon., 1S71, p. Svo; 3d cd., 18S5.
Hood, Uev. Ilobert, of the Kvangelical Chunli
Union, Bridgeton, Eng. A Run to Italy, Glasgow, 18>2,
Svo.
Hood, T. Hi Notesof a Criiiac in H.M.S. " Fawn,'
in the Western I'acific, in ls62. Illust. Lon., 1863, Svo,
Hood, Thoinns, 1835-1874, son of Thomas Hood,
((]. r., null , vol. i. ;) b. at Wanstead, Essex ; educated nt
University College School. Louth Grammar-Schoid, and
Pembroke College, Oxford, where ho passed the exam-
ination lint did not take his degree. Ho illustrate I sonic
of his father's comic verses and edited various editions
(if his works. In 18(15 he became editor of Fun. Be-
sides the books mentioned below, he furnished tho text
Pen and Pencil Pic
2. The Daughters 111
Lon., 1880, p. 8vo. 37. Robert Hall, (" Men Worth Re- ! King Daher, and oilier Poems, Lon., ISfil, fp. Svo.
membering,") Lon., 1881, p. 8vo. 38. Christmas Evans, j Quijis and Cranks. Illust. Lon., 1861, ji. Svo. 4. Tlic
tho Preacher of Wild Wales: his Country, his Times, I Loves of Tom Tucker and Little Bo-Peep: allhymiii.'i
and hisContemponirios, Lon., issl,p. 8voi 3d ed., 1888. I Rigmarole, Lon., 18(12, 4to. 5. A Disputed Inlieril-
"In Christmas Kvans, tho great Welsh iireaclier. Ills ance: the Story of a Cornish Family, Lon., 1803, |i.
times, and his contemporaries. Mr. Paxton-llood has found 8vo ; 2d ed., 1865. 6. Verc Vereker's Vengeance: a
a good subject, and has producecl an iiiterestiiig l.ook. ., . Sensation in Several Paroxvsms. Illust. Lon., isiil,
The story that .Mr, Hood has to tell, and the men and j^^^^^^. ^^^^ ^^^_ ^^^^^ . i.„i„|jo„.g Hest, and (Ulier
scenes he has t" dpscribc, lend theiuselves remlily to a
plcturesqneness of treatment tbiit would generally strike
us as strained and exaggerated."— Nj/ccdi/or. Iv. '.«io.
39. Oliver Cromwell: his Life, Times, Buttle- Fields,
and Contemporaries, Lon., 1882, or. Svo; 2d ed., 1884.
40. Scottish Characteristics, Lou., 188,3, p. Svo.
844
Stories, Lou., lS(i4, 12mo. -S. Jiugtes and Joke? for the
Little Folks, Lon., 1865, p. Svo. 9. Captain Master's
Children: a Novel, Lon., 1805, 3 vols. p. Svo. 1(1. A
Golden Heart; a Novel, Lon., 1867, 3 vols. p. Svo. II.
The Lost Link : a Novel, Lon., 1868, 3 vols. p. Svo. 12.
Coiuio Reiidlnj
2 vols. Il'iii,,,
Guide to Eng
cd., 1877. II.
Lon., 1870^ III,
isro, 3 vols. p.
Kol.in, and tht
i^""- 17. Lovo
18. (Ed. I Tho 1
"lour. Wit, and
X'ho Book of
Scotch, Lon., U
North Polo. I
Lodgings. Iliu,
fccotlanii: Ucmi
lluiuoiirist, l,i)n
Fun Stories. I||
(Mn.s. F. F. lino
Generation, Lon
Pu2/.lodoni, Lon
BiioiiKiiii., .Mils
iiood, ii,,;,;
tockliurn of thui
liirical Anecdotes
played a Conspici
|irintod.
Hood, n j,a,
Jiurjc-Sotling (Ml ,
ment of Joints cr
.Svo.
Ilooe, Willi,,
of the Liieniry p
2. Sculjitors of th
I8S0, l,on., J 88(1
1880, Svo. 4. Ac
■'^lyings common it
I'llo, Lon., Issi !•)
Hook, Anne"
i'lcry Day in the V
el., rev., Lon., 1804
Hook, Uev. t
•".{'■" .• graduated a
dained 1808; vicar
Idioohial Ollices, Lo
Hook, S. I». I
London Court of »„
Ihc Ballot Act, I870
Hook, Stella "i
Homes in Meadows,
1S88, p. 8vo.
■ Hook, Hev. >V(
'"./'■"/ graduated at
'Idined 1863; rector,
and since then of For
J^ishop Androwcs, &o
OxI., 1885. 2. The P
Accented, Oxf., I870, )
tliciiis and Introits usi
fstcr, ls«6, 8vo. -(Vj
!«1.) A Church Diotio
eenlh Edition, adapt,
1 resent hay, Lon., 18
Hook, Very Rev
*■■'(.»., [,i,i^., vol. ;. I
e'iucated at Winchester
graduating in 1821 , 01
(.liiirch, Coventry, 1829
M Cliichester fron. I86()
''f tlio High Church pa,"
,^<^ti«n of it which .'ho^
(•IJuicli of Home, while
'"Otion of ..„,,„,„,,
he elevation of the labo
espect and admiration.
, ,' "• ^^- "'/'■". 1. Th.
f '!■':■, " Course of Lecti
Fain, y Prayer, Lon. ,!
F e. sermons preached b
,•• '^•^^' '^vo. 4. The '
-Ronian-Angliean, Lon
01 Uonii,h .Saints, and 1
«nc;es, Lon., 1849 Svo;
J'^nxgontheControvors
"■'■*• ^vo. 7. Lives of th
I-on.. 1860-76, 12 vols
v.— 53
IIOO
"pr Wit. an,; w-: :„t'i;;: 'i'i^'r'' ;*n-i"t..i; 'C
ill" U'xjk or .M,„lun,\i'.'- '""'"• I". (Kil I
N"f" I'olo. Illu.;, L^' H7/'',T '^""''"0 t,. ,1,,
I"'J8l»H«. IMu»l, Un ls7- ' '-'""■ '''• '-ifu in
Fun.SionoH. Illu,t f ,,, •.„„"' ■^'""^ »■ T., (Jrcm
I'Mbh. F. K. U,.„" ;,, ,- '^-"'' ":'• "'i'l' ll'KM. j/v"
•e-'onuion, Lon , iu'M- V:';>*-'"'''J • f"'' 'lu, Ki in";
i;:-u-n.H.:!nX^:'^i,:;--,;r>,-^
^.seu,,u.„ of ,i,e liay: ,' i,^;^V'"•,^'V"•'2'""•
'<■■'|^ l.on., l,sso, cr Nvo •! ii . "'" ' '•"I'.'^sion in
■^".vings common („ |.,.i!„'n '''''''"' ''lii"-es, „n.
Hooli, Anne llt'Hcia «
'■•""•v l>„y i„ „,„ Vear rdi;.,l1''''ur 'y^'li'^tions for
iiuuK, Itov. Cpril \r i
';!"■";• g.-lu,..e.l at ri,'i;';t'.:i;"n"f "'• *'• """k,
;aine,l J.s.iS; vicar „f A S ,in 'r •''^^''■''' ^"'^^ ! "r-
Hook S !• ■» •"-'») ovo.
';;""'""< '.u'rt" of'lia,"'/j!,';- '; The Praetioo of tho
J l;o Ballot Act, isro, lln's^o, •:,''""•' "'2, Svo. 2.
iJook, Sti>llii , ""■' "''-I l-'rno.
Hook, Kev. M'alier v i
'"/™; graduate! at Cl'ri.J Cln ;'/"?> "/ "'' ^^ ""»k,
'l"'"«.J I«fl3; .ectorof Woola in'-' « "'' '""''■ <"•'
Accented, Oxf ^O.^^l'^T^M^T T,,'" ""'^ ^^^'^^^^
}HH)
Aii'MlI,-AK^w;„;;'«!;;;^;'["';n /'-^iod, vui,. ,iu,.
'"■'"'la. N„„ s„ri,;,v',;.V'7/;' ;;•"•'' """'"' "»-»-
MirL';;;!;:^ ^•' ^-^-wi";'r'i:;;;rorri!'
iPiiiiii?
m'w ,.,!., is^i ' "'""-'I- Hook. I,„n., isrii „
J.
"'" '^cienoe- |.;,,i,on,ized, jlon,;
;-"•'. KUlUon. :d apToTTo tlfe^7• "^^ "»°''- ^-V:
^"?fc.;^^vJi.««-,;Yl*^5 ,^'r"-' ^-^^
LicateJ at Winchcsterrand at Ch • l"^,''' '" '^"'"J""
(,aJuat,„g i„ ,,^2I; damned IS9.' ?'""'"''' "■^'"o'-'l.
t 'arch Coventry, 1829 Wear of ?' >"?' "^ ^""i'v
of t'Inohoster from 185!. He „f, "''' '■''-^:'; ''^'m
"f le High Church pa ty but TZ. ^f''^ "^ " '^d"
•ccfon of it which howe'd „n ' l""' -"'""^ ^""^ "'»t
CWch of K„„,e, ,vhile h,"\eal an ""k','" ^'"""•^' ">»
motion of "church cvtcnsion " T "^'"^ '" ">« P™-
'he elevation of the labor" "0!,.*'" '''^"''^"'"n, and 1
"^|H;ct and admiration i^^r bT\TT^ '"'" «''"'"•"•
i^'^.v,; a Cou4e ,.f ie^?. rC'ls';?-! '"'^"^ ^"^'"'^ « "- '
Fimnly Prayer, Lon 18 ifl ' "'"• 2. A Ii„ok of I
I'u-e .Sermons preaohpd hf' ^""'' ""' '^''•. I8.« 3 '
'^'f- 1837, 8vo'TTi?Thr'"eVi:f''"'^'r'''^- ""'^'''-':
-Koman-Anglioan, Un.,mrsvo T-n ' v!""'""'"''
01 KoniHh -Saints Ld il,.! r ' ^''e -Vonpntity
\.-53 "■ ^*<"- 1., Anglo-Saxon
llouke, J
I '■'>">^. I "mo.
Nv"ri:'r*iv;!n?t!?'-T,"'^";''''' ■■''■- ''For ..'.
Ac I,on., IsrU.sVo ** ^'''™ Lectures on Ha" ji.'o,
JI«oker, I'anily, (•' Ernest I.
The .'Miin with Tiv„ «! ,""'■' "oven," pseuil \ 1
' •'■';■ "-ker." iTin : ^'^^'i. "'"' A<ldi,ions b/si?
'"''-ns in l-lnne T «o ,,,mo^ i'V'"'";- I'X'odictory
Hooker. jMrs i .y' '■""•- I«''*S, ixnio
/'ichfield, Cont'^'d, ,; ,'e';"c''f V""'''"''' ''• '«22. nt
'/•.'■- "W., vol.^J)'': ! ''f '0"'"n lieecher. I) d"
.-. ^Womanhood Mr^:-.i.-;„;Ki;;:!SLi;i;r'
o"::;;?^::'^:;:-^„'^vs:i^l;;;;'^-sr'-- "^^i
A-y.-xxxviii., 1856-71 4 ,"1^'^™''? ^'«f""-'". vol,
'Hok^r^?;?^^'-v^"--«-"^'^'~'-'''
-S^l:i;:.r^i::n;U:.!rlrr"-^^
■•■:ea»eof;he colleelionT « ?„f,'" "'""^'l'-'^' '" "'^ in-
"f oi'orndon. ]|e reelEncnh " "^^."-^'fision ofi(,, field
l'r«i,le.l over the ri ih Vst ,i'T' '","'•'• ^» 'S^'S he
"n advocacy: and ,.o„ula ex !""' '''" "•'''™-''« t-eine
f^iet.v. 1. Hand-Book , 'tle"N'r7'''?"'-"f "'« """"
18«4. Hvo. 2. Icones Pi n " Zealand Flora, Lon
J^oHp.ive Char„iLrof'i!,!'e","„"^",' ••,;'■■• F;«nre,, wi.h'Z'
hewHcrbarinm. ThirdSe e" Is ,"'", ''"'"'from the
'he fir..t and .second series see' In' '';"''• '■•'*™- (I't
v"'. ..) 3. The 8tu,lentVFora " \l''' f,'" ^^'- •'■• ''""■-
Lon 187(1, I2„,o,. .■jj ed ,ssT 1 'l\'' .'""'' ^''''"'''
[nd,a. P„r,« I._x'. Lon ,"1 872-V) r^ 'if f '"™ "^ «"'i'h
nmers-) i„„,, Lon,S76-m;;.f.'"""^-'(" Science
, " "h Uai,l, Jo„^, Journa of a T "'w' "''' '«'^^-
'the Great Atlas: i„ei,,,Kn„ ,1 ^""' '" ^'o'weo and
I '^^,»eo'-ge X.„. a1 ,", fi ::. «7'%'.v "f Morocco:
"ltd inoM.sox, Tiiowio pr T ,.
ematic Account 'of t'h'ph.nto''f Jrrf,'- V t'"','" « "^ ^y,.
lintannica Lon., 1855, .Svo^ 2 p l'"^" '• BO'ologi^
Wo
I
HOO
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lirii
i|
D«.(jrlpUon., Lon.. rt«t ♦> ,.. ritW. ^"y^" £?}:
oiire.1 t'licurei. (iii.l l.«,.. ... -."«', i-m., ISftll, "f"- With
BaKKIi, J. (1„ F.I,.S.. J,«..|i.ri8 Filioium; or, .»' P^lV'f
•ia of All Kn.,wn F'tw iwjooin(Mini<"l by Figmrei! repre-
ientlDK llio fc« .""V,. Chiimclor of Kueh «k-BU«, l."n.,
1868, Hvn. , , , ,111
Jlookcf* W«nliiB«|«|i. [«../.■, vol. 1., iyl'l.,1 '"
18(17. I. \tlni V. ...k .« Cl.«,., try, N. ■Sork, IMrtJ, I..1
4ln| nt'W oil., I'-, -• i^ciencL' !'>'
Fivinily: I'lirt 1., S.- ---"1 Phil'iauphy
Ulry; Part III., Miu. ' ' "'
Lon., lHii;i-(l.^, 3 vul»,
llookham, MrH. Mary aijii
Tiini'H of .Mnrgivrol of Aii,j"U, I^mi'D .
Friiiuii'; ami iif lier Kiitlicr, lienC- '
lliu Kohoul nnil
I'lut II., Chom-
,gy, N. York unil
1.; IS/-.
The l.lfo and
Kn)5liinil iinil of
i»« (IcmmI," Kln«
j?riini.'L'i uiiii wi tic, 1.....'., , v« 1 e ,1...
of .Sicily, Nuplow, iind Juriwilom : with Mouiuim of tin-
llou.^eor Aiijnu, l.nii., 1872, 2 vol*. Hv
11"
f!
■•ShH»Jii«tiillttl.au,,ln(ll«Tli.ilimltMi hern InmlM^^^
«n.l, Willie slie .■vi.lrnlly i'i'''i»|' '" ''" "'"i"', '"''.'„" i,";
oft.' 1 ri'iilly waters down the .•Imru.'tiTs ul llnw wlmlii
^h^ !l".,lU l>y terms uf <V'-''''''»«''l'' ''"J',;,';' 'r.l^i.u.-r.'
Mrs ll.»,kl,«in has .ulkMte, her "'"If »"»,,', ,'"er
able a.wiaiiily ; hut she would have added «'" ,V,!. .1', lliv
valuehadshJlmt8hnwiiw>meerliv.ldls.erii ■ iwurtiy
of so inindi liidMslry. . . . ^>w hlnKraj.hles h we e^^
more InlerestUm than Ihoij.' of Keue '''' ,„^' '{ J^^ ^''
Anhiii and Mr*. 1 iHik ham hiiH made a readaljle I »m uy
mTly'tellli.rth" M.,ry ..f the«e two remarkable l.ve» to-
'''lloorefiiev. c'LrU-H Holland, M.A., Kradu-
atod at MaKdalcii VM\eg<i. O.xford, 1,H5U ; ordainod SB2 ;
lenlorntuJent .d' Christ Cluireh, O.xford, sinfu IKBI. 1-
An Anulvtieal l'ara|diraio) of the Kei.ublio of 1 lato,
Oxf IHtil ; 2d od., li^7.>. 2. Tho Church and the Metli-
odisln: a Few Remarks on Kecent Proposals for their
Reunion, I.on., I8«.S 8vo. J. (Trans.) Tho .shepherd
of llcrmas, in KnKhsh Verse, Lon., 1870. 4. (irans.)
Tho A|".stolie Fathers; the Kpistles of St. Clement, ht.
lanath St. Uarnabas, St. I'olyoarp; to«etber with tlio
Marty n of St. Ignatius and St. I'olyearp, Lon., 1 '7.,
cr. 8vo , 1 od., 188i. b. St. Peter's Visit to Koine, l.on.,
1873. B. Pooius anil Translations, Lon., 1S7&, IHmoi
new ed.. 1882. 7. llormione: a Tragedy, [ver.ie,] Lon.,
1877, Umo. (Includes sonnets.) 8. Tho Ketiirn ol
Ulysses: fa tragedy,] 1880. «. Tho Claa.sioal Llomont
in the New Testament considered as a Proof ot its
(ienuincness: with an Appendix on the Oldest Author-
ities used in the Formation of the Canon, Lon., 1.S88, nvo.
Iloole, Clarke. The Heir of Kegnault; a Novel,
Lon., 1871, p. 8vo. „, , , ,
Hoole, ElUnh, ['<"(,■, vol. i., add.] The Lady a
Tamil Hook, Lon., 18M, 8vo.
Hoole, Henry. The Science and Art of Training .
• Hand-book for Athletes, Lon., 1888, 8vo.
Hooper, Alfred Bray. Songs of Louure Hours,
Bradford, 1867, 8vo.
Hoouer, Benjamin, b. 1807, in Worcester, Eng. ,
resided in Manchester lor more than forty years. 1.
Stray Leaves from tho .Lurnal of a Naturalist. ^. Iho
Cruise of tho "Nelly," !.'^~i/. „ . „
Hooper, Charles 1.. '.. Tho Mexicans: a Ro-
mance, [verse,] Lon., 188:), cr. 8vo. 2. Timoleon: a
Droma, in Five Act.", Lon., 1883, p. 8vo.
Hooper, E. Our Nurseries and Sohool-Kooins ;
Remarks on Home Training and Teaching, Lon., 1873,
^'ilooper, nev. Francis John Bodfield, d.
1888: gradual.!: at Christ's College, Cambridge, IS.tl;
ordained 1834; rector of rjiton Warren, Worcestershire,
183C. 1. The Old and New Dispenaatioiis Contrasted,
Lon., 1844. 2. Palmoni ; an Essay on tho Chronograph-
iciil and Numerical Systems in I'so araong the Ancient
Jews : to which is add-..', an A',.peni!ix, containing an hx-
nmination of the Assy.ian, Ej • .fan, and other Anciett
Chronographies, Ac, Ac, Lon., . Svo. Anon 3. A
Guide to the Apocalypse, Lo .., i - »"... '■ A quietus
for the Coming Struggle: w:"-; ft V - i- r ted A-'-.-er
to tho Question, Is cither Beast c5 As ''• •"« P j- -;y '
15y a Presbyter. Lon., l'<53, ^v." b. ■ i ■ '■ •^-'''"f"
of Jesus Christ by John Exponaci<'l, i,. '. , ''i',. ■= vols.
8vo. 6. Reply to Dr. Wild: iv !>«.'i..-r "• the Bishops
and the Memorialists, 1881, 8,0. /. Ti.o Kmgdom of
tho Heavens, Lon., 1878, 8vo. 8. Endlo.;s Sufferings
the Doctrine of Scripture, Lon., 1877, 8vo. V. Reci-
procity: Over-Production v. Over-Consumption, Lon.,
187», 8vo. 10. All Religiim Supernatural, Lon., ISiB,
8vo. 11. Daniel's Mysteries Unveiled, Lon., 1887, 8vo.
Hooper, Frederic E. E. The Indian Revolt : a
Poem. Part I. Lon., 1858, 8vo.
846
HOO
Mo«»vt, (jporfe, "821-1 81)0, b. at Oxford; becaiiio
a journ^ ^ in Lofi^Hon out 1844, writing successively
tor the Le«.««r, the S^"' alor,-of which he wis lor a
time .ub.edilor,- Ih. „,.».,.. and the Army •"' N'';/
(llijotic, to whiet, h. 'billed a series .,f alicloi
dur.tig the civil war ii. .v„„.ri™. exj, auiing and fre-
ouently intioiiMiling the movemi Ms of the armies in the
>!eld In I8BH he went lo India, and edited the Ilombay
,. , ,.tte for throe years. From 1872 lo the .nd "I 18f<ll
1„. „ -on the staff "f the Dally Telegraph, and after-
ward- wrote lor 111.' <llobe, the Spect.tor, and the Syd-
ney Morning ller.i'* He-hles the works mentioned
below, ho wrote ll» 'ant of the Crimean war and of
the Indian Mutiny in Cabell's History of l;»t!l"";;; '•
Tho Italian Campaigns of (leneral llonaparle ,n |llB-7
and 1800, L.ui., 18M1, i,. 8vo. 2. Water bo; llio Down-
fall of ibo First Napok'on; a History of the Campaign
of I8ia. Maps and Plans. Lon., I«62, 8vo,
•■ \ most valuable eoiilrlbutlon to Kimllsh historical llt-
""Tl^'i::^ 'oxmildVlhe hatUoof Waterloo overwrit-
ten.' -.1(A., .So. ;di«. . _. ^,
3. Army Organisation, Lon., 1871, 8vo. 4. The Cam-
paign of Sedan ; the Downfall of the Socnd buiplre,
August-September, 1870, Lon., 1887, 8vo.
"Thouiih we think It nll^llt have been better done, and
defeelH n nmi"« oiis mafia' seen In it, It oertalnly l» the
lle'i history of the «reat eonl.sl 1;. Ihe KoKhsh lai.Kiiane.
— W t)'C(iN.NonM(iBl(i»; .lni((.,xxxll. 1/J.
&. Life of Wellington, (" Men of Action,") Lon., 188U,
'■ Hooper, Col. tieorge W. Down the River ; or.
Practical Lessons under the Code Duello. By an Ama-
teur. N. York, 1874.
liooper, Henry. Wash. Boltor, M.D.; or, Tho
Life of an Orator. By Diiedamo. Lon., 1872.
Hooper, Mrs. Jane Margaret, (Winnard,)
wile of (ieorge Hooper, ."/.ni. I. Arbell : a lalo l"r
Young People, Lon., 1847, l2mo. 2. Hecolloe ions ol
Mrs. AndorJon'. School, Lon., 1851 12iiio. .1. Little
Maggie and her Brother: a Sketch for t hildren, Loi,.,
1801 fp. 8vo. 4. Fanny and Arthur, Lon., 1862, I6ni...
5. A Young Man's Lore, Lon., 1873, 3 vols. p. 8vo. I..
Tho House of Kahv . "r. Our Lady of Darkness ; a
Novel, Lon., 1874, , . 8vo i new ed., 1884 7. Prince
Pertinax : a Fairj Tale. Illust. Lon., 1883, 4to.
Hooper, Kev. John Willmore, graduated .u
Ilatlieid Hall, Durham, 1805; ordained 1865; curate "I
Hexham 1866-70; rector of (iatcsliead Fell, Dnrhani,
since 1870. Sermons preached in Dexham Abbey Chunli,
Lon., 1870, p. 8vo; 2d ed., rev., 1872. , ,„, .
Hooper, Mrs. Lucy Hamilton, b. IH^S, lo
Philadelidiia; daughter of B. Muse Jones, a Philadel-
i,hia merchant; married, 1854, to Robert M. Hooper.
kie contributed to periodicals, was for a time assistant
editor of Lippincott's Magiuine, and Bineo 18,4 has re-
sided in Paris, France, whore her husband is U.S. vin-
con«ul-general. She ia a cortoapondent of several Amer-
ican journals. I. Poems: with Translations from the
German of (Icibel and Others, Phihi., 1884, lOino. -.
Poems, Phila., 1871, l2mo. 3. (Trans.) The Naboh ;
from tho French of Alphonso Daudet, Host., I8i8, lluii".
4. Under tho Tricolor; or. The American Colony in 1 i>i :
a Novel, Philu., 1880, I2mo. 5. The Tsar's -Hiiid t,
("No Namc"Se-.,) liiat., 1881, 16mo.
Hooper, Mary, professor of domestic econ .my nt
the Crystal Palace School of Art. 1. Hand-Boo I •- in'
Breakfast-Table, Lon., 1873, cr. 8vo. 2. Little .JiUii .
how to serve them with Elegance and Economy, l.on.,
1874, or. 8vo; 17th ed., 1883. „, .
"jjist tho book which Is needed In the English hou-^c-
hold."— .S/'frta(or, xlvii. 887. , „ ,. . f
3. Cookery for Invalids, Persons of Delicate Diges-
tions, and Children, Lon., 1875, p. 8vo. 4. \Vives and
H'>usowivc8: a Story for the Times, Lon., 1875, p. 5v«.
5. Every-Day Meals : being Economical and WhoIcMime
liecipas for lireakfast, Luncheon, and Supper, Lon.. 1 ''i i,
or. 8vo. (Many later editions.) 6. Ways and fnck' "I
Animi 's : with Stories about Aunt Mary's Pets, L'm.,
18-i( -.,?vo. 7. Our Dog Prin. Illust. Lon., ^^IL,
12l^ . 8. Lily's Letters from the Farm, Lon., I">5t',
12mo. 9. liood Plain Cookery, Lon., 1882, p. 8vo.
Hooper, Rev. Richard, M.A., ^-aduatea at
Trinity College, Cambridge, IHU; ordained 1«4.it '«
tor and vicar of Upton and Aston Upthorpo, Berkshire,
since 1862. 1. Music and Musicians (especially ing-
lish) to tho Days of H. Puroell, Lon., 1855, I2mr. ^.
(Ed.) Chapman's Homer: the Iliads; the Odyssey?; «»-
trnohoinyoinaehh
I'-HN, J vols., o„
lor Henioiis and
Priost of the CI
iKd-lDrydenlAI
Memoir, J,i,n., |s
eal 'I'leiitiNu on I
18611, Kiiiiu. ,,, (
'872, 2 vols, 7, ,
i'raylon, |s7fl, 3 i
Hooper, Nu,
Musf.; ,. 1),„|„||
from IS.-, I. (.„„.,,
By a Merchant of
Hooper, M. |
ual of Marks on
Lon., I,s7rt, |,|,„„
"Small MS Ihe I
amouiiioc Iniormat
Ilooper, Will,
the I em < of iho I,
HoopeN, JoRi
was one of tdo f,, ..
"f the Horticiiltura
J'-okof Ei.rgreen.s
"ii'.N. Yorl;. ls«s,
,,"""1'P«II, Uv
toni Aautlcal College
I then reeb.r of lly„rs
]■" facilitating the
Iroblem.s, I,on., |n6B
I Leading Doctrines u
■ • A Praeti.'al Intr,,,
.Astronomy : being a
fcxorcises, preliminar
.Materialism : Ha, it ;
Lecture, South Shicl,
6. On tho Signidcatioi
lions "per Lineam \
Di.seo very and Exp|„n
t'hields in 1875-76; w
'• The Biblo and Scioi
^ vinovium, the Buii
Durham, as reveaind I
V. Discovery of n Pen
tlie County of Durhai
Durham, 18,S3.
Hoose, James ]
'\vraciisc, N.V,, |.S7(J
Methods of Teiiehing':
" .Bennett, Syracuse,
Hooton, i-\ c.
if. j'"""^ '""" of I'enn
i8i2, 8vo,
Wope.A.K. Cllu,
bami » i'rogress, Edin.,
Hope, Alexander
f»rd.,LL.D., IM20-I8t-
Aniistasius, Ac, (y. ,..,„„
jn. at Trinity cVlleg'e:';
■»4I; M.P, ,„r Al„i,j„,
Moke-upon .'rei » m\3-(
Cambridge '■,,.. |,S68.
froiuLH.SM. He was the I
;ifiv 1. Poems, Lon., li
or th,. Church, Lon., I)
im, 2mo. 4. Letters o
from the "Morning Chr,
■e"/hces and Metropolit
vo 6. The Commo'n S
1S58, 8vo. 7. The Englis
(^'"ory. I||,„t. u„«,
,, Mr. Hercslbrd-Hom.'s ni
,'-;.' ''ftlie Church irto ?,
»ll>lothew«nt«of,he«K;
8. riie American Disrun
mjsvo. (Tho three Lee
i'"";ly in tho same yea
"orM'.s Debt to Art;' a
"c Social and Political B^
"H.''.., Lor.., iSii.3, ,,
Art Workman's Position:
«., 187;,, 8vo. -13. Strict!
'*'"' ^ ""Is- or. Svo; 3d
HCO
I'rient of ti,. ciiiir,,!, „c i' ' , V ""III'"."!!!. Hy »
(K'l.) l)ry,|,.„(A n i ., *^'""''' "^f- l^"». '*>o 4
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INfll', 11:11,0. () ( K,l 1 V. , "y ^*'- •liil.-t. I,on
iioopor. «„„„„.,, 1' Is- ;";/'■; • -'' ■;' •• !"''■ '
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'■"n., isr,,, |,|,„„ '"""y "I'l i'.Tcoluin, .to. Illu.t.
"f^iimll UN III!' hook la . I
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1 1 00 lift r 11 lir __ ' "" • A I h. (;,rf),
•- ;v„?:',^'r?:T '^!!^:'\„:-,^;;- ««
''*.A'. V.,l,'is«s i2mr ""' '^""""•' "" thoConlf!
;■■" N.u.ioHl College, South s'l.i'e ,';';, '1 "'"•■^^'''''•
.billing Doctrin.., of ciirN ,''',"''' """«i"" ! or, The
■ A I'ru.linil Intro, „ct on V ^' '"'"- "«'• !'■ '<>■"•
J.xorolse., ,,rolimi„„r„ e M ' " iV " ''"• ''-'"""I'l'-". an,l
.MiUeriiillsii : !/„, it nnv H 1 r. '""^^'^^''' ^"'"- "<7I. •»
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';;,'»' "per Lin.",;: vj, ;.'• t^'"- "f 'h" «"."«; Sfv.
Jiiwoverynml Kxplorntlim ,,. li' ''''•""■ «. On the
*<• \inoviuni, the Iiu,i(.,l i, ,, '",7 "' ^ "fmnuo? IH7H.
i>. Oiseovcry of a I'erZi^ u' K-Mil'Tations, Isry
I'lirha,!,, 1S.S3. ' ""• '"• Koman Ebohceter
.•yracoae, N.V., is?,), ,,,„'• »'"'«» m .Artieulatlon,
". iennett, Syracus^N Y "7 ' m''"'-'""'' ^y fharle.
tlK' KoaJ Law, of l-ennsvlnu!',""'''''- ?"''^'' ' Manual of
1«7-', 8vo. "nn-.vlMinia : with Decisions, I'hila,,
^aJJ:?^;„^,«-K,;i!::'^i;i« '^«.'-Hor; o. Ton, Fai,^
roJi-n;Li':rHTt',7-'r«^«ercsr„ra B...«,.
.;- at Trinity cJu.^^'l^l^Xi^;^ t^'lV' "l'""-'
Mok.'-upon .',1., t isil-, ,- '7'-'-^ and I857-j> fo-
Cmibricge ', , . mn ," "'."' f'"' "'« Universit; of
''^^8vo. 7. The En«lirr,,»''u ^''V * Nocture L.,„.
tVntury. I|,„,t. iJ.n*, JS,,^'",'';''™' "f 'he Nineteenth
I'^f'-'. •<>•„. (The three iXtures hlR'"' ^-=«'"-e'. Lon.,
™l';'.v in the «n,„o vcrr in f ?•"''"''"'''<''' sen 1
1»H,1-. Debt to Art:',, Rehire"? '""','''"•) 9- T 'e
fl'e ,.N.e„.l an.l i-oHtioa! uLr "^'of "th- '• *"' ^"'- ' "• '
iV' "'"rkman's Pcisition': a uiture"'/"""-.^ "• ^he
1-. Uorshipin the Ch.irch of Vn , ',H"°- '^^H 8vo.
'«'-". i vols. cr. 8vo; ad ed TssiV'' * N"""'- Lon.,
' *"•' "**!'• new ed., 1885, I
HOP
"• ''''• •'"""If Ih., Loo.. 1882, ,1 vol,, or.
I vol. l2nio,
''"•"'""- I ' , xjiil ias """' " '•""•"led kleal I'f
^J^..^W„r.hi,.«„dOrd,, ,.„„., ,«,,.,,„. ^,„^,.^^,^
lllini. M. .'"'""> '-on., MN7, M Sv„
Early .Miirtyr,. by V. il n i', """' .''"' ^"" "' "'o
I'll.. ls.,,s. 2:(Tr„„, ,TM ' '""''""ira, l,on., Is,,,'.. „ »
OalKairni, I„.„., |8«s, i.,,,,'- «" ', a I'relae,. by Father
'"nicKacoj Conver-i,nnf ,i ti '-".'"""•"n ..I the Ten-
^"'->ry of .^. Phiii, .Ci „ ' H*'7''.l"'";"f "'" '"'"'J»n
/"'vor-ion of the 'reuton'io I "■■ s- *'.^''l"el •" tho
<»nver»ion»f ()„„„,.„...!:"'"-" ■..'"■ """'facu ,ind lh«
l>HlKHlrn», Un., 1,S72 « y .' '^^""' h Hev. ,r, j)
'""'I. Ini,., |,H7,s. ■ ''■•"'ie"'ea'i Martyr, in ICun-'
, "'p:r;io;^:^:;' !,«"""«• ■'^ee Mo..,.,,,,, ,,,„„
, "of.: cS;i..:t:,r,."r\r"';; "••• ""■■•
Hope, (d. 1,-81.) 1. The II,.' '' /'Itninil Sir J„,„ej
1861), 8vo. 2. Sunh'ffht h, ? ^"'"^' «■ Tale, Un
^«'"". .■«. 0„r^C,?,l{fe'R„' ".""V'^f^"""- '-"•: ^^"i'.
Ml ed. «anie year. 4 Vf,' , *' • ''""■• >S7tl. Svo;
«th a Prefae/by ho k,rl ,f «;""f T '^''«"™-K«om
I-'""-; ;id ed., I«78 5 r ' . . .^^''""''■'I'ury, I.on., 1,877,
8-4"nny Footsteps, o'r W, ,"""r"^' ''V»- l'^77, '.•i2,n,
'878, s,,. |,in,„. \ Lines nf?- ^u ""' * ''''i'J- L"n.,
ground. Lon., IH7',., lCo h «!!m "",Vl^">k «aok-
^cr.plure I'age, : 'a B"ok fo", i'"'^"'' ^'""'ers from
Children, Kdfn., 18S0, sq^ 16 no «"'^: ^T^""' «■"'
Hea, i^s^;:E; ;^:n« ;'^»-; "V Kar,yl,^i ^
'■Hhe Month, I.on , i'^s''4 .SL'^trn'^.f'T. ''•'""■ !•"/
Narrative of Facts from <<r.. .• ^"^ Ooldcn Key • a
P- Svo. la. The Guest r,.."" l"""^""-" ^-on. 1881
8vo. 21. Down („ the N^aM-.v ^ °",'" ' ^"°-' JS84, p.
J'lctures of .'Silver I„„ ,L'7.' ^°°-' "*'^5, p. 8vo 22
a \ illttgeWtory, Lon., I,s§5 l2mo o^^n?**" ""•' "orJe:
or, The Castle and the Coltil V„f •,^«^"°«'"' '^eenes ,
Loving Work in the High ", ys „m. i5 **"' P" ^'•"- 28
p. 8vo. «'gn>vaye and Byways, Lon., 1887,
Ed"T.H * v"?.':''" /a-e. of Wardie Lo- -ear
lands. ■ EdUe,r"b7.^nne j""]?'' r ? ""'^•"'» ""^ Wool
p. 8yo. ' ■"■"« •^- «• Johnstone. Lon., 1881,
Hope, Mrs. Gcorsp f'li.i-
«7
li
#
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HOP
4. (E.I., Six Squari' Uovleys in Cmuliet, Lon., IMN two
scries. lf:no. ^'. M.V WuiUing Kn^n.!, I.on., l.!,.M. ItM.m.
C, Auni Anne'? Antiiime:is^iirs, Ihisting^ ^>^',, H'mo.
Hop.', (Jcorsje H. 'rill tl.e lh„Un- r..m«, nn.l
Urns t.i ik'l|. Him, 1.""., 1-7(1, ISino; AiiuT. «!., with
Ail.litimi.s N. Voik. IS71, lliin". _
Ilo|)C-,lli'leii. Tliekhi'?Ueeisi.,ii: iihturyol UiT-
inan I.ilV, I,..n., l>-ii, 1' -vu.
llope, llestiT. Ituj-Jenliurst 1 a N"Vfl. I-on.,
^''^'liiope',''!.," (1'-™'!') Sec UnoMriKi.i.. Jamks,
'"'iiope, J. T. C.t,:n«uo „f n Cnlle»ti..n of Karly
Hope, .Inines IJarioii, I., isi;?, ,.l Norfom, ^ ..,
c.lu™t'.a,it Willi,,,,, ,u,.l .M,„-.v Colk-e: l.vaet,.e,l lavv ,
serve,! in tlie ConfckMale „>„,.v au,-„,)i llie oiyil w..., ,u 1
and other l>oe„,., I'lnl,,.. 18.-,7, 12mo. 2. A t" Uect "
„f 1'oeu.s Kiclnnond, Vn., IS.V.I Ihnio. ■!• 'V.' ; ;« j'
Oae, „nd other I'.KMns. NorlolU, 1^70. 4 ^ ! 'l--'" ' 'l^^
Kmpirei or, Tl,e .-tory of Mudelon, >'«'-^;"^V^b liv>
;,. Ar,n. „n,l th,. M„n, n,v\ other I'oe.ns. No.folk. ls>-.
llopf,.lnmcs L. A. In yiiest ut Coolies. Ulust.
''"H'oporj«i««>''i'"<' ^"'-s^'"" •» ""-^ ™"!;'„ "'' """"'''■•
The llouJ^Bol- Sein.le.: „ Sketch, Lon 1^8. ,!'■ '^^■%
Hope, John Walter „n,l M. O. Ir""-) J' <;
Life of Cliri.t, by U. We.-, K'lin ' r''-'-*; ' ,'. v I on
Hope, Kate. 1. A I'lot ol the Present D.iy, Ln ,
18SII. :' vols. er. 8vo. 2. Oor Utopiii : its U,>e au,l tall .
,1 l',„Ye, in Two Acts, Lon.. 1 -SI. 12,110
Hope, Louisa Oetiivia. The Fen.,, e leaeher:
her (J,.,.lilioation.s ,„„! Do.ies. Lon., ls,,:i, K.no
Hope, Lydia. A Mother's Idol, Lon., 1382, ,3 \ol.s.
"'Hope, M. J. Louis; or. Doonie,! to tlic Cloister: ,
a Tale of Keliirioua Life in the Time ol Lou.s AlV.:
founded on Fact. L"':., 187it, ;l vols. ]). 8vo. ^
Hope, Mark. (This is 8,.id to be a pseudonynie for
Eu.stiice Chile .i,ei,ville .Murri.y, <]. e., !"/"■■) • "•'''^
and Light Stories. Lon., 187i<, 1). 8vo : new ed„ I8m1.
2. The l>ro,lig;,l Daughter: n Story of I'einale 1 rison ■
Life, Lon., L>Sll, :i vols.],. Svo. I!. Ikcatiseol the Angels:
a .Novel. Lon., 1-8H, 2 vols. er. 8vo.
Hope, llobert (.harles. 1. ( Ld.) ll>e 1 "1' i
Kingdoiue o:- Keigne of Antiehr.st.W ntten in Latin
Vers" by T!u„„„s Naogeorgus and Lnglysbed b. I ,,r-
nabe ti.'.oge, I57T1. Lon., 1>S1. 2. A I'rov':^'-;;^';, ''"•-
sary of Dialeet I'laee-Noinenelaturo. Lon.. I---: -'I en..
1S8H «,,. ICuno. H. The Lawn-Tennis Co,le : Iteguhition.-
for Club Matches, ie., Lon., l.-so ,, 8vo. 1. An In-
v..ntorvorChur,di I'late in lUitland. Ilkis . Lon l.->8.
"liope, Stanley," (I'seud.) see IIougl.s,
'^i'lop'e, T. Hadford. A Visit to Jacniel, and the
Storv of Dian,', Leeds, l.-.)2, Svo.
liope-IOdwardcs. Sec EnwAiinKs.
Ilopgood, James. 1. Disest.ihlishment and Dis-
cudowm.'nt of the Church of England, L,.n., IS, o Svo.
2. An Attempt to dellnc Vnitarii.n Christianity, Lon.,
^'ilopgood, Thomas Frederick, surpon to the
Sunderland Infiriuary. Ac. Notes on Surgical Treatment
ami Minor O.ie.-ations, Lon.. 1SS2, p. Svo.
Hopkins. Alonzo. C.oraldine; a Souvenir of the
St. Lawrence, lio.^t.. ISSl, llln.o; new cd., Is.sT.
Hopkins, Alphonso A. 1. His l•rl^on- liars, atid
the Way of Lseape, [a story,] Uoche^ter, V\., Iw4,
12,110 2. Newspaper Poets; or, \\ ails and their Au-
thors, Kochester, N.Y., I S78, sq. Itimo; new ed., Bost.,
188fl. 3. dobn Ikemm, Iki.st., 1877, 12,uo. 4. (lur
.Sabbatli Evenings: Home Meditations in I rose and
Ver=e Host., 1881, lOmo. 5. Sinner and Saint : a Stoiy
of the Woman's Crusade: a Novel, Host.. Issl 12,,,,..
6. The Life of Clinton Dowen Fisk : with a. Briel SketeU
of .lohn A. lirook.s, N. York. ISSS, r.'mo.
Hopkins, fasper Thomas, b. IsiO. at Allegheny
.■jlv, Pa., fon of lit. Kev. .1. 11. Ilopk,iis, ,„./n. .■
e.ad,.ated at the Unive.-sity of Verm.mt 181,. and in
18111 went to California, where he cstiiblished an insur-
ance euu.pai.v. Manual of Amerier.n Ideas: for the
Instruction of Foreigners and Vseof Citizens, , San tran.,
Hopkins, Rev. D. C. The True Cause of all Con-
tention, Strife, and Civil War in Christian Communities,
N. York, 186:i, 12mo.
848
Hor
Hopkins, Kdwnrd John. The Organ : its II.s-
torv all Construction: p.ece-le,l by an En .rely New
Worv ,.f the 0,gnn, Memoirs of the Most Eminen
liuildors, ic, by E. F. Kimbault, Lon., ISDU, Svo; 3,1
"'ilopkins, Evan, C.E., F..i.S. 1. (Jn thf ^n^';';"
„f (k.olovrv w th T-ern'strial Maguct.s,,.. Illust. L< ...
isll. mo: ::d e,l., ISC,.-,. 2. dn the < '^"'''f-V 'f,. ",^'
,i„|,l.lU.a.-ing lio.'ks of the World, and the (..,l,l-l'.e .
„f Victoria. Melbou.-ne. IS.,:!, Svo. .1 A •M,o,t Mem.or
„r W.Stua.t. l-lyn,outh, 1>^';'.-™., ' , ' "^'"'^'"^.o "''
The P,i„cipl..s of Tcr,cstrial Pl.ys.es. Lon.. l-''''. '-'" ;
Hopkins, Kev. Kvan Henry, gnoluated ,.t
King'.s College. London, IS.).,; ordained l-f..: viear .d
lloh Triuitv, Kichmond, Surrey, since l-,n. 1. 1 he
ILilV Life: a Book for Chri.-tians seeking the llest ol
Faith. Lon., Is:,',. l2u,o: new ed.. Issl. 2 Thoughts
„n Life and (iodliness. Lon.. ";' l',''-"" ^ ';'/|' '''^•;:
,S. Christ our Sanetilicat.on, ls,S 4. The L' "
Libertv in the Si-iritual Life, Lon.. lSs4 p. Svo. 5. The
Walk thai plea.es (lod, Lon, l-ST, s,,. IBn.,,.
Hopkins, Hev. Frank -awreiice, M.A- g " !^-
ntcd at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, ISjih onlained 80. ;
' Fellow »n,l tutor of Trinity Hall. Elemenla.y O.-an.-
I mar of the Tu.kish Language; with F.-vcrcises, Lon.,
I ilonkii'is, Frederick W. A Manual for u.e Kut-
' lan,l County liar. Kutla..d, Vt., 1852, K.mo.
Ilopkiiis, George. liali.h's Posscss.on, Host.,
' Hopkins, Hannah H. A Gray Cloud, Lon., 1878,
''' liopkins, Harvey L. Law an,l Facts on Patents
and Inventions: a I'raetical and Legal Ik.smess Guide
for Develoi.ing, Piiteiitii.g, Perfecting, Manufacturing,
nn.l Operating Inventh.ns, Cliic, 1SS7, lOiuo.
Hopkins, Henry. Three Lecture^ on 1-rcema-
soiirv. Lon., IS.is. l2uio.
Hopkins, .Miss I. T. 1. Cozy-House Tales, lost..
l.KOi) ISmo. 2. Christmas at the lieeches. Illu-t.
li„..t ISmo. n. Summer in the Forest. Ilkist. N.York.
1871, lliino. 4. Floy Lindsley. Illust. N. Yo,-k, ls,.i,
16ino. 5. Uuthie's Venture. Ulust. N.York, LnO,
Itimo. 6. Hariv Fennimore's Principles, Is,,, ]■ nio.
7 The Signal Flag, 187il. Hhno. S. lilue liadge lioys.
issO, Ifimo. \K Keady and Willing, 1S81, 12mo 10,
'Vp to the Mark, 1SS:1, l2mo. 11. Good i..iie flirls,
18*84, 12mo. 12. Arrow Head Light, llk.st N. Yiirk,
1SS7, 12mo. i:;. .I.idge Hav. sham's Will, N, York, 18ss,
"liopkins, .Miss Jane Ellice, daughter of Wil
liau. Ho), kins, a well-known mathematician. She has
been engaged for many years in philanthropical labors
for the inst.-uction ami elevation of the ],oorer eh.sse-.
1 (ii'ave Moral Questions addressed to tl.e Men and
.Women of Englaml. Lon., 18f>8, Kimo. 2. Home
Tho»"hts for Mothers an.l Mothers' Meetings, L..11.,
■ 181)11, I2m„. :i. Work among the Lost. Lon., 1870, siii.
Svo. 4. An Englishwoman's Work among Work.iiL'-
Men: with an Intro.luction by Eliliu liurritt, N, u
1 Britain, Conn., 187J, i2mo. :>. liose Tuiquand, Loo.,
I 1871). 2 vols. er. Svo. C. ( Ed.) Life and Letters ol Ja„»:s
lllinton: with !in Introducti,in by Sir William Gull,
1 Lon.. 1878. er. Svo: new ed., 1S71I.
' ".belies lliiiton's bi,,Knipby has fa.leii into good hand-.
I Mi,^s Ellice llopki.is was llintoi.'s pers.miil Iriend. aic.
was able. l,v vktue ,d' tboroiigb .•ongeiiiiility ol dispn-i-
lion, to know what be k.iew, to led what he fe t, to '^•
'exaellvinto his pi,ii,t of view, and to act as ii.terp.,!. r
i between him ami the woild. . . . She wr.te.s well.-ii-t
onlv eh'.irlv, but with 1... elo.pieio'e which sumetiiiir-
risesali„,>.-t imopoi'tiy. . . . Sir WillianH.iiU also wa.Mhc
riglU man tosni.ply Ibo ■ liitr„d,i,:ti.,ii to James Ilmtons
bioeraiiliv, The lite ami b'lters nrv an illustrative and
corroboriitive , •online, it up,,ii Sir William s estimate i-
frieml. The book is fnU ,d' interest, and by no nicuiis
voiil ,d' instriu'ti,ai."— .-7,fe((i(or, li.444.
7. Christ the Consoler: a Book of Comfort for 11, c
Sick. Lon., 1-711, 121110. s. Work amongst WorkiuL'-
: Men, Lon., IS71I, 12n-..; 4th od., 1SS2, (This is an c„-
large.l clition of "An Englishwoman's Work among
W,,rkiiig-Men,") , ..
■■ Miss ll,,pkins's book Is not exclusively ooiiceme,! \yiin
her own work. It cmtaitis many valuable suggesti.im
V ■'Oil other niiitters eoimeeted with the ehi.sK for wh.cl, >la
' ha.s d,,i.e ,so much."— .-';«, -ta/or. 111. l(>lt).
y. Notes ,m Penitentiary Work, Lon., 1879, 12n,o. 1".
i Occupation for the Sick ; or. Practical Suggestions to
Invalids and those who have the Care of them. l."ii.,
i 1S7U, sq. llimo; 3d ed., 1884. 11. Preventive Work;
or. The Care
Early Traininj
ing-\V„nien, L
a Book of Lyrj
. ' There is a 1
miaginalion in
lis .some nieasii
the niakiiiH: ,,f
—■'<l>Mutiir, Ivi. ;
Hopkins, ,
ler: a Tragedy
2. \V'or(ls on th
Keiuiniseence o
Nervous : a Far
Confederacy, Lo
Lon., 18li,i, |).
L867, p. Svo. 8
,>• '*yo. <). Aia|,
1874, 2 vols. cr.
Certilioates: a P
Words ami J)ce
12. Two Turns o
Hopkins, It
™l- i., ail,l.,] 171J
J. JI., ,■„/•,■,(. 1.
Duties, N. York',
siastical, and Hisi
12mo. ;j. lli.,tup
I8(i6, l2mo. 4. i
Uelation t,) the W
5. A Candid E.xai
Pope is the Great
Lon., 180,8, 8vo.
Hopkins, Re
Pittsburg, P.a, ; s,,,
I'niversity of Von;
logical Seminary,
the Protestant Epi.
prietor of the Chui
ity Church, Piatt
Church, Williiimsp
Or.ier of the Protes
York, I8fi:!, 12mo,
a Christmas Carol,
Times of John llenr
One of his Sons. N
Waysi.Ie, N. York,
Songs; 4th e,l., 188;
Hopkins, Joh
Georgia, Miieoii, Ga.
Hopkins, John
Lon., 1854, p. Svo.
Hopkins, Livii
Fnited Slates. Illu<
ISSL'.
Hopkins, Mrs.
hood: a P„c,„, Ug,,
of the Earth ; Natu
lss;i, 24mo, ;i. Edu,
larents and Eduoat.
'Iiall my Child bo tau
Scenee of Teaching ]
Hopkins, Mnnli
"I'l- I. A Iland-li„
en Arbitration, 1857
llie IVt, Present, an',,
nil Historical Account
ne.s,,.:) with a Pi^cf.ic
If^liS, Svo; 2ded., ,-ev,
„!r'^^*"'^'?'''''"'idiisef
'1 'I'lly of their ,,hysh
liisiory."_,sw. ft./,,^ ^y'
•;■ A Manual of Ma
L llie Port of Uefuge
tlie Master Marinerri
'■ llie Cardinal Numb
kr on Numbers genera
H<>pf<ins, Rev. i»
,V,'!- '; ad,l.,] 18112-181
"iliams College in 18
»"' intellectual philoso
Md (hat of Christian I
alle. in 1,858. Ho reti
'liiirch till 1883. 1 I
''!«-'. 12mo. 2. Baeoal,
Uisi'oiirses, Bost., 1863
'''»'' as a Law; or, J
HOP
■n«-Wo,„e„, i:,n issj 7 ' ">V "" •M'Peal to Work-
i-^'miicin n.1i;'";^?,k^/;^'i,?":l' ■•;>'■ 't ■'""• -' -vi,l i
lis .Minu' iiioasiir,. ,,(■ ,1. ■ '.^iii". «h It'll ^-v .,k t, ,,,,.'
tlH. i,mki„« , r'Mi ' I l-,";;'"-'' ■'■".'•'■'•■ '" " i' H le ,
->/w/,,fe,,''ivi. 71.1 "'' ""Iiknis's bcvHlcLMii eurcer." :
Ho|ikiiis, John Maker I ti, v , ^ !
2. Wonl,, on the '„ L, .'■'^•.^^"'■•J f-on., IS,->4, 8vo. I
;Vorvou,s: a Faroe, L™' '"s" o 1?' '-™V, '' ^'"^ '" ''»
Lon., KSBa, „. vj..„ -''%'"• ";, A Keiisonablo Faith,
mj, p. 8;,,' 8 ^■h„'i..,,V; ::;"';;''■''',■' .^'"^'''"'"'■-' '•""■
.'• -^'o. !.. Making ,l,e"fv', "^'I "tion Lon„ isiis
l"«, 2 vols. er. Svl |„ j ;i '/f , " ^ " Novel, Lo„. |
(-•ertifieates: a I'lav on Isr-^ '"','" '^ '"■• ^he Tw,
Wor,l« „„,i Dee,^ ,?■' s-o "\ "■ -^'il'i'i^iu : its
vo'W";f' 'i,!!!^^- i?::"? "--V, ao., f ,
J. JI., ,•„/•-•., Tin \ *""«•• see Hopkins, Hkv
i-iastical, an.l Histonea! vVl 'nflj, ^^""l"'"'"!. felo-
Relation to'.h^v'o.^^.T,: Tt'v "1"?"""' '"''^
5- A Candid Exan.inat on of h n ' ^"''''' ""''■ '2iiio.
I^on., ISfiS, Svo ""'"•""«' "f »cn|,ture, N. York and
Pi"b,S"i'a'.''so,:-o/?,!'" "«!"•"' D.D., b. ,.2n, in
l"Sical Seminary, XovVnrVr'/','''" ^"""""^ Tlieo.
'lie Protestant t^il^ C mrch'?'s5 ^".'."''''t^ '"
pnetor of the Chnrch .Journa IS-^^ R.' '""'" ''"j' I"-"- I
'<y Church, PlattsburrNY ,1;o • 'T'V^ '^""- ^
'■hiirch, Wi|]iams,,„rt,'pa IsVe ,' tI"' p^ 5''"^' ^
Order of the I'rotostant C urol nth Sr'" ,*"'"• ''"'' '
Vork, I8fi;i, 12n,o, 2 The Thr,.„ r- ^"".'"' ■^''"<'''' N' i
;. ChristmL Carol, X York Tsi'V'T "•">« Orient ,
Times of John Uenry lt,,k „,' ni^ "'•""•,, ^^ I^"« "nd
One of his .Sons. N. "o f 7s«i^ i ' "^ ^."mont. By
^^^•.vside, N. York, rsif'i.i';'"' 5^7- ^- i;»e".sbythe
''^ongs; 4th ed., I,s8r '^'''"''' "yi'ms, and
<^|^??MSn:':i!f:,^3 4:-"'^"'^ ^«-' f-- Of
I-onT^r^.'^""^*'"'--' ^^f«thodi«tBob: a Tale,
1SS2. ''• ^""^"i ''^'o. 12njo; new ed.
hooJ:"::i:!:^.:«/i-,I'-'j;« Pa.^o„s. ,. Mother.
'ijill my Child bo tau.rh /p aetie'!' ,'. " '""• '' """
•V'.e.u.eof Teaehing iTl sir, ,d ',/",' 'l,?'"^/ "^' ^he 1
Hopkins, Mauley, u i Vw ' "'""■
^"'-i;-:^i^!:i^3^t,"2r^7:-
HOP
■i;'toni^i,niu:f;'i;i;yS^;^,'';;i;;;"''^"v'i'osandwiei,isia,,ds,
history .•'■-.sv,/, ft,'., xiv »2 ' ' '" ""^ 'I"'''' "ationai
tlie Master Mar ,> '^ Lon ' IS"-;""' """^ ^''-'tn-'tions to
»• The Canlinal Numbers ' .i/h' P",' ™' ■''' '"'•• '8'^2.
•" "11 Xumbers gi'.t^ira'nVC^ ^".'Xr^'' ^"""-
v"u?t^:y«:;^:,^-^;^>.^/irM.D.,f„ ,
Williams Col ego i'n SrV /T .^l"'' "« P'-esideney of
-[ ■•I'^'l'ectuafnhno ;i;y" ,^lf« '''V'?" "' '"""'
and that nf niri--tiin ', '•'.'^''""■'■■'he'l t"r him in I,-i;iii
called in ISS8 He ;eUi^::;^^^^ "> "'"eh he had been
'^I'lii-.d, till I88;i 1 rl"" i'''"''"^'"^ thooollego
!S!^:':i.^L:^'-,^i::'^-et,,resby^MeCosh,and
.."T'x views of PrevidenV H r • '^'
j? One Sys.em;':;;!,'^ -;,,r--:r'-Body„ndMind
,,I>.vernndthe Prayer-t;, r, Y V ; V"'"' "^'■•' ^■
:jeu,,.eraneeand i^:,J,:t^ty: Y:!^' '^^i' l'^""' «•
llio .^eriplural fdea „f Man s;iv T . ' ""'■ '•
I'rinceton. X. York, lss;i ,'";,; .''""'^'''''' K'^"^" "'
ti:^^v^h::;,;,J-f-;|„-^^..-;^!;i;i.lsi?^^
c;r;?yt:e^t-:r-'^TV'''=-'^^
2^H..wii^a„,ir.i:;r:^;|-;:^ "r^iV^^''-^-^
6'.^ vols; svo: 2!red:! x'Voh! H^'^'"' ""''•' '«^»-
and Princeton ThooCi,", i i '".'^""e'-'^t and at Auburn
"f -^eelesiastica 1 t!^^^^^^^^ ' became professor
Theological .Semi,' ry ^ l"r T^ r''••^'" ■'"'^-"
l'"lity, Auburn, IS7s 2 o' ,^Mn""al „f Church
of Om„m;n Pra'yer, .V. Lk'^^'sIT'' ""' ^"""^
Hopkins, .Sarah IV r •.•
their "',ongs and Chi,,,,* p,'^, ".'"""« "'« •''"'es:
N. Vork, I8s;i,r2m„. • ^^'^'^"'^ ''^ '^f"- "• Mann.
Hopkins, Selden R iv r. .
'lew od., 1S69. 2 On W;„l ', *i' '"^■' <'"^-' '854;
Kssay on the Weather „n,lt" V ""' • ^'7"'^-' "''"> »"
Hopkins, Rev 'rhomL «"'''■:• ^^""- I'*6i».Svo.
Loii., l.-ei, 12," * """•a'* '^larsland. Sermons,
Hopkins, Tiehp i t„ .
I-on., 1884, 12mo^? Tw 'vf t" *' "."'' """•''' ■''""■ie'-
Lon„ 188B p.svo '' , 7^^ t'V Duty : a Novel
I'^S.^ 2 voi;.'cr. Svo Freedom: a Novel, I.on.,
a-''^'^r;i^-mr<^!!"-i""SB^j^:gradu.
and elected Fellow „n I „, College, Cambridge, 1S44
bon. canon of E^'fe'' -"'"^-''''K-bire. since KS66;
Boctrine conside,-ed, Cambr ijo 's40 """! "'' '-^''"■'"''°
A Series of FLaii-es Ft ,, , .-^ ' „'''' '■ '"'"■ -■ I Ed.)
'vith Notes, Un 1S5 1 '""V^ Oeo.uetrical Optics
Missions: Five "er, ,?„; , r ' /".'f ^"'- '^' Apostolic
of Cambridge Ion "sv.'sr.'.'"-'ir "'" ""'versity
by Christ -/p,,;, the'cnJ'.'^ .'.e/iTbe Words spoked
p. Svo. 5 TI,B Pn.,;, , ." Sermons, Lon., IStiti
!vi.h Ueferen«"t,r" '':?,;;" ,,I^'''.V "^ -^o'.-Abst'ain'.fs
8vo. 6. Holy Scriptu,^. t' nl ' ^'""''' '"'"- "'^*.
stinence, Lon , IS.sH, i'l,,,,', ^^""I'emnce, a„d Total Ab-
Hopkiiison, Miss A. >l i w ,
T>on., 18S1, s vols cr Svo % iI ' ^^"'""K'- a Novel,
18S3, .■! vols, or 8v„ i VYT''^-- '' Novel, Lon.
Lon., ISS,0,;iv„ls c, Sv,; IV '^^"''•^'bel : a Novel
itnnce: a Novel L,m sss ' s"'" Thornleigh-s rnher^
itnnce: a Novel, Ln„ , iss8,p s™ ^ ""'""•■'«"'«
Hppkinson, Alfred, AL.,Bcr his.,
Univer,i,,. „V T ..'."•\'','-_b. isol ; gr,ld-
law at O.vford: Fellow of P^i ■.',"' '""' '" eivil
l-^r;i-S,l; called .;. he ba at n'" •'• ^l'"'^'' O'^'"''^''-
fessorof lawat Owens CoMo.e {; T''."'V'"." "'•*•• I"-""
If^r.'. 1. The Facul?v , ,f r ° ' '•';"'"' ^ "'vc'sity, s nee
ehestor, 1875, 8vo/ vZlTRa' '''■'' f '""'' """"
Law, LSSi), Svo iJehnito Reform >n English Laud
Bo".?rs';; "i;,',':', '^"- ^^- ^^^ "mts f„r the Nursery,
Lo",Ts',;,J"^T.'„.""^"'-''- I^-e-s Matchless Might,
Hopkinson, Josenh i ti, ,i. , .
.*leam-Engine Exnlainod K„ „ T, " ^^ "k'"? of tho
•'-. -4 sv„-?;ir- ^^/i!" y:v;:et,r^iS-
849
!J ■!..)
(
M ffKS'
HOP "^^
w.phiaul Tn.ni=Mtions,) I.on., ISTS. 4to. With IIopkin-
suN. K.. DynuuKi-Elei'triu Mr.uliinory, (l'biloso|)hicul
Tra'nsiiclimis,) I,i>n., ISS7, Ito.
Hopley, Miss Catlieriiie Cooper. 1. Life in
tlie Smith from the Comnieiicement "I tlie \\ ar. l!y a i
Anon. 2. Stonewall .liiekson: n Hiojuraphieiil >ketc, I l.>,0!),8v... . v v,„.k 1X7 1 er Svo
^,1 an Outline of hi. Virginian aun,„.i.n. l,on . . , | Unitea States ^'-v. - ■ ,,^>;J-^;,^;^ ;; ^ 1;-;;,,,
,,. 8vo. Anon. 3. Ai.nt Jenny's A.nenean Pel. In. \U. ',;;■,, .1, „ '/v the stui-y of a ,mrer and thier
Wilds of the Weft, Lon..
Men, l.on., ISSO, i\i. (<v(i
AVonilers »!' Serpent l.ilV
•■.Miss Ilnpley's book
' ^'"""office and Work of the Christian Ministry, N- York
Life of Andrew Hull Footc, Uear-Admiral
3.
IS72, 1 smo. 5. Stories of Ked
0. Snakes : Curiosities and
I,on., ISS3, Svo.
is not a seieiititic work. . . . !-he
relates Ihe wonders and eurinsilic's of siiakelile with aU
file enthusiasm and mcility of the late •■ y'''' " i''^, 'i' ;
and with somewhat mure eaiv as tn n'ets ll a was sla n
by that amiable uaUiralint."-KmvAitl) .Nu iioi.so.N . ACdU..
x'xiii. 101,
7. lirilish hoptilcs and liatraehians, (" llie Voung
Colleotoi" Ser.,) Lon., ISSS, p. Svo ,
Hopley, i;«lwnrd. Art, and how to enjoy it,
Hoiui'v/Ksiher. The Little Cowslip-Uatheror,
Edin., 1S7U. Iilnio. , , ,_,
Honli-y, lU'v. Ilowiird, ordained ISil; vicar
of Westham since Is.s.i. Inder Egymian i'll'"^ ! "ij-
Three Uachelors' Journeyings on the ^ile, l.on., i^oa,
p. ."^vo.
Iloplcy, Thomas, F.S.S.
Education of JLin, Lon., 18,i7, Svo.
i. Lectures on the
(.'V series of lectures
and l.iln-ary, Lon., IMi'^, Svo. . ,, . ,
Hopnt-'r, Rev. Edmund Charles, M.A., ?radu
ated at St. . John's College, Cambridge, 1S711 ; ordaine
Ilcartli in
previously published singly.) 2. \\ rungs which c > lor
JRedress, Lon., ISoll, Svo. 3. Facts bearing on the Death
of U. C. Canoellor, Lon., L-^tin. l-'mo; Suppleinent, ISbJ,
8vo. 4. The llopley Divorce Case : a Cry to the Leading
Nations of Ihe World for Justice, and for the Souls of
my Wife and Children, Lon., 18li4, Svo. :,. Hints bear-
ing njion So-called Spiritualism, Lon., 18l,s, >vo.
Ilonper, Clarence. I. A Descriptive Account of
a Series „f Cliurch-Wardcns' Presentnieiits appertaining
to the Parish of Stratford-on-Avon, Loll., \^><-, ■''»• \»
copies ,,vinted. 2. A Catalogue of Hooks, \ ork,- o Art,
and Kelics, Illustrative of tlie Lite and W orks ot Shake-
speare, which are preserved in the Shakespeare Museum
and Library, Lon, 1M5.. „, ^^^^,^
aed
18711; missionary in Japan 1SS(I-S7. iind ■■'ince then
rector of Starstou. Some Account of the Parish of
Starston, Norfolk, Norwicli, ISSS, Svo.
Hopper, Edward. 1. The Fire on th
.Sleepy Hollow : a Christmas Poem of Ihe (Jldeii lime,
N York, IMll, lOmo. 2. The Dutch Pilgrim fathers,
and other Poems, N. York. ISIi.",, If.mo. -• One \\ ife
Too Many, or, Hip Van liigham, >. \ork. LSI,,, Itimo.
4. Old Horse (iray and the Parish of Urumblcton, ^.
York, ISIiit, l2mo.
Hopper, M. (Trans.) Ave Maria Stella; Medit.a-
tions for Ihe Month of Mary : from the Italian of Kev.
Canon Agostino licrten, N. York. 1SS8, 2lmo.
Hopper, .Mrs. .Marsaretta, ,,,,,.
Song of Songs, which is Solomon's, X.\ork, SS7, 1 hn.o.
Iloppili, Augustus, b. 1S2S, at Providence, K.I.;
graduated at Brown Iniversity 1S4.\ and, alter studying
and i.raclising law for a time, devoted himself to art.
He has illustrated works by many well-known authors.
1. Carrot Pomade. lUust. N. York, IStll, 41... 2. On
the Nile. must. li.ist., 1871, obi. lol. 3. 1 ps and
Downs on Land and Water: the Eur.-pean lour in a
Series of Pictures, Bost., 1871, obi. f.d. 1. Cr.issing the
Atlantic, I!..st., 1872, (.bl. fol. i. Jubilee Days. Illiis .
Bost., 1S72, Ito. fi. Hay-Fever, B.ist., IS73, obi. lol.
7. Kecollecti.ms of Aut..n ll.mse. By C. Ant.m, [pseud.]
Illust. Host, lSsl,sm.4to. S. A Fashionable sutlerer ;
or, Chapters fn.m Life's Comedy, Bust., 1883, 8yo.
a. Two C.mipL.n Boys. Illust. Boat., 1884, Svo. 10.
Marriclfor Fun, B.isl.. ISx.'i. An.m.
Hoppiu,«eiljamin. (Trans.) Greek Hero-St.iries,
by (L 1! Niebuhr. Illust. N. York, l.S7il, sq. Ifinio.
■ Hoppin, Itev. James Mason, D.D., i.. 1820, at ' plexed
Providence, R.I. ; gra.lmited
Echoes from the
0. Hoinilelics, N. York. I SSI. Svo. tl. Pastoral Tbc.jl-
ozv N Y.)rk 1884, Svo. (The two lasl-menlioned books
ari 'rewritten divisions of '• OIHce and Work of the Clins-
lian Mini-try.") Sec, also, Biiow.s, Hk.suy AnMiTT,
'"liopps, llcv. John Page, b. 1834, in L.milon ;
educate.l at the Bai.tist ('..liege, Leicester; beci.me a
minister of that den..niinalii.ii and co-pastor with l.eorge
Daws.,n (./. r., »M/.n, ) at liirmingham in 1.8j7; joined
the Unitarians in Isiill; has been minister at Shelheld,
Ulasg.nv, tn:, and is now settled at Leicester. In isso
ho conteste.1 the reiircsentation of South I'addingK.u
against Lord Kan.lolpb. He is a iMmtributor t.i the Con-
temporary lleview. .4c. 1. Seven Lectures lor the
People; 4th cd.. Lon., ISCI, p. Svo. 2. Ihouglits b,r
' the Heart and Life; 2d ed., L..u., IS(',2 p. Svo 3. Dis-
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anclAcHuai^tanLT''a|*,„r/'?l^''",:'':^\-'venture,
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teacher in Kansas " "n I^T ^' V ^"«'""in^'. Iowa; a
Horner, Jonah r ', ''',''"' '•'''•'*' '-'""•
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"The author h
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of experiences. 1,
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llie biography of JI
Dissertations : I (
and Tradition ; if
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Students. IHust. J
Hortou, Mrs.
Bost,, Is52.
Hortoi:,Edwai
Poems, Lon., KS7I, ,,
Horton, Fraiici
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Horton, George
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Horton, James
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1- The Medical Tnp„gr
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cunculus: its Sympto
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l;;»,|dcs, British and ^
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Pi'la,, IS69, 12,110.
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" 'I ho nutlior has si.ri-mi i',,- .
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of t.xpLTieia.,.s. I„„h ."rave ,1 '■'■*■'■ "'"' ''■'■•- '""' "M 'oris
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^inee resi,le,l UaTe "„ I Itted'rH ''","''>"'' ""^ ''-
ho Was elccleil li?.i ' '^" "'eohiiry. In iMrii
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Bost.. 1S52.' ""• *=• ^- The Teacher's Harvest,
nos
-Mim together With the ni.tory„nheUni„e„.U„
npaij5V,!;;V::U!-}-l,KJ;|Mlym,M.ed ,,y,,ev,,n. .,,,aJ
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loual niinisfor. 1. Jin"?,,.', '''"''' " t'ongri^ra.
•Government, U.i./rsit o'n „ 2 T '''^ '^''"""■>' "■■'
Country, and Uovernm 4 L ,n K T'''-^- "'ol'eople.
True Theory of a Chureh ,!^ Tl, i', ' ,''• ^"•' •*• T''e
! f™""" Confederation Eli [ei"''?" '""'"''''« '"'
.-n.^ f^onr/sti, 'p.^i':. '"-, -n the Kpi.tie to'the'-u;,-.'
"ig of the (Jospe ,',(• ch,:;,, • 1^^," ''"'"e.s of the J!le,.s-
lon 'he Eighth 'chapt^o- St 1 .^■'''^■'' '■■■': "'' ''«'""es
"inns, Lon , iS6j, p! Svo "' ' ^l"'^"^' '" 'he Ko-
Ilorivcll, II. W ii n. ■
Horvvitz, Orvilie
l'"en.s, Lon.', , "™;.„ ^he Christmas Day, „n,l other
Horton, Francis Allen i.
JlHsions; a Hand-Uook nrrnn' .'''"Sress of Christian
Answers, Phila., I sg^ril^tu " ^"^ *''"' '^"^'"'■on' «"d
Kepo"s^7^,^«eXJ^'Zd?',"p'''' ''^««-'«««- l"-
2. The Horton Qenea'logy '^s ^ *^''"»'^. C^a.,] 18o«:
Horton, James African,., n .
-jurgeon^major of the armv „""" afdJf^**/^' *'-^- '"'«
'• jhp Medical l-pographyof tL W 'Tn'"*"'' ''O"''""'
w.h Sketches of i,^ Uotan/Un 1 .0'' ^"'''' <"' ^^ca :
and Medical Climate an 1 Vf , ' "'•'' '^^'°- 2. Phy..ical
"f Africa, f^on. '.8,r, svo'^fotf";."'" ^*'«^' ^o' is
"inniiu.: its Symp oms and ^V " ^ '""'"• <"■ O™.
J'eo|de.., British and .Vat vc and I V-° ,.^°"""'""' '""1
Afnean Race, Lon., 1868 ' "1" V"^"""'' "''the
IV ilical Condition of the UoMrlV ^- ^^^"«" '"• 'h ' '
»• f«"''ory between he E°nli?,h '".""?."'« Kxchan^je
Cli'iiates and their Trealme;t wiih u""'" "^ Tropical
Horton, Ka.shmore r r
louth's or Peonle', Iti . ' f""'"> vol. i„ ,,,i,n
t'ni.ed S'atesr'2!r:d X ?:,k"'/^;.'-;, '^/r' ^^'"■- ' "' hi
Horton, Richnr. 'vu „ "• '-"'»•
'■^«. P- 8vo' "r ^l^-,,/,"" ^"'"Plete Measurer, Lon.,
t'IScBe 5- [?-■ '•--"?-
:e'^if-»"i»K^c^.c?:s^r2r
"».-"""."' 1«;;'''«' »<»''«, b. 18.,, at Pomerov •
:''">■ -yoneC^'^on'r rrii;''':.' '"''P-'-^^^^nl
?f .'J'c delogates^o (he 'eo ', p ' "'" '" '«'•'*. "id one
,»'.l.p'ionrnlw'cd,"l!!-„'^*;'i''ir" '" 'he Problem ^f
'--""^"«.and-s'&-'^.jvo,,^.j;heS^er
The Wife's Messengers,
theCont7n"nt';^"','',''4,„ '' ",'-»;;hwood picked un on
Phila., 1855, 12m'o 9 •-""""«'-'».Tril. to tlio Old u' r 1,
eh'Jing Fracture:; Wou^r^D 1"" ."' '^"'Kei-y :
Coinpends.) Ulu,. 1- ""? ' ,s ij T.'""''' ''"• C^i^
for Physicians and Studen s- 2d .,1 '"'"• '^^ •'^'"■«'='-y
, Horwood, Alfrpil I-!; .''•' ^''"- ''*'*6, p Sv,f
barrister-at-la;.*7.'?^ji»'"'"J ","-' '^'^'J'" Temple-
Edward I., Years 20-2T 21 V;"!;-f "»''»«'■ 'he Iteign of'
b<i>vard Xir., . 1.12, l^Vi ISfi'i 'T ' ^^-^■'' ■'■'-•«• ""J
logue of the ManuscrinN 1 I ' '^•' "■• ***'"- -'. A Cata
Soeiety of aray":'' rnrLo '"'fs«^; 'S "'^ """"-"bl'e
Commonp ace-Book of f \'...' ^^o. ;). (i,;j > .
embracing a Narniti,^ of LenN' T'^ 'T '■^™"«'-'^-- '
James V. in 1542 „„tM .1, rr . '^ ^''oin the Death „f
'iiliiliiltfilis
f<>o ^--oaty oi Utrecht, Lon., 1882,
•^. Mary Stewait : a Brief sV^ '^"'- '*'• "»■
Charges which have been hron, 1,1 "'"' '" "'« ''''Incipal
with the Ancvers to the ^Imc'' ' ,^''''''f J'.'!'- ^ '"««he.-
8vo. l>„st.,. '" ™mo, Lon. and XMin., 1888 p
le gruvcr charges JuJh ^h^ '■"".''''^''e wliieli
;"'r ,K.'iioratin,r n 1,™' i*"™' "10 minds „f
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Fleet and Army undci^ A, .iL '''•'*'"" ''>■ ""^ liritish
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Socictios of New York. Lfcturcs on Cliineal Otology,
linst., 18S.-,.
Iloiightoii, Louise Seymour
of the Piiris Workiiieii'M Mis.-ion.
1871(, Kiinn. 2. Tlio Salibiitli Month: Dovotion.il
Thoiif;!u.-< for VollIl^' MotliuiH, Phil.i., IhT'J, l8mo. :t.
(Trans.) Littio .Motiicr, by .Muie. Kli.-e ilo Presjcns<;,
Illiist. \. York, ISXO, liiino. 4. Kuitlit'ul to tlie Knil :
tlie Story of Hiiiile Cook's I-ifu ; niliiiitea from the Kronoli,
I'hihi., ISsI, lliiuu. 5. (Triins.) Their Mnrrieil Lives;
or, Tho llcivlitics of Domestic Life; from the Freneli,
Philiv., 1881, l2mo. fi. (Trans.) I.ittlo liana anil his
Biblo-Leaf, by Franz IlotViniinn. Illust. I'liila., 1S81,
16mo, 7. (Ell.) (l.)iaen Wonls of Holy Men, N. York
882, II. 8vo.
lloulhton, Willinni. 1. Tho Circle secerned fmni
tlio Square, and its Area gauged in Terms of a Triangle
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Illust. N. York, Autoiuetry. I.on., 1871, 18mo.
Iloulton, Ella Cutliiirine, 1. Questions iijion
Ilivinu Trutli, Lon., 1^60, p. 8vo. 2. Chance Thoughts
on Chance Subjects, Lon., 1861, 8vo.
House, EdwHrd Howard, b. I8:iri, in l!o.«t
Mass.; studied music from 1850 to 18.^:t, and jirodiu'id
some orchestral compositions that wore performed in
lioston ; was connected editorially or as musical and
dramatic critic with the lioston Courier and with the
New York Tribune and Times; professor of the Knglish
language and literature in the I'niversity of Tokio,
1888, li5nio. 8. ( Ed.) Silver Thoughts of (Ireat Minds, J^^.,„a, 1871-73; corresjiondent in Jujian and Formosi
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Hope, N. York, Isss, Himo.
Houghton, Ptolemy.
Novel, Lon., I8-<T. p. 8vo.
Houghton, Koss (J, Women of tho Orient: an
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Houghton, S. .n. Living Waters, Lon., 1873, 8vo.
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Houghton, Rev. William, ['in"; vol. i., tho
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1848-65, and from then vicar of Maiiaocan. 1. Ration-
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Doctrine of tho Church on the Divinity of Our Lord
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Houghton, Rev. William, M.A., F.L.S., gradu-
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1860. 1. Some of Bishop Colenso's Objections to tho
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" Mr. llmightoii has limited his notice to such animals
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IM.
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House, Rev. Erwin. 1. The Homilist: a Seric--
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Housman, Kev. Henry, B.D., F.O.S., educaitl
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Teiiirvl,) li. I.S17, at Itangor, Mo.; .low resilient at
."^tuttgart, Germany, where she oilit.s an Knglish niajsa-
zinc. I. OnoSuinMier, Dost., 187.'). l2ino. 2. Ony Year
Abroail, lio.»t., 1^77, ISuio. 3. Aunt Serena: a Novel,
Boat., 1S8I, liinio. I. (luenii : a Wave on tlio Breton
Coast, liost., 18,s:f, 8vo.
" • Ouenn' 1« one of those hooks that not only charm but
satl.sfy."— .loi((,, .\xvl, (i,
5.-Auln.iy Tower, Host., 1S85, p. Svo. H. Tony, the
Maiii : a Novelette, N. York, 18S7, llWno.
Huwnrd, C. C. Forms of Prayer for Use in Church
Schools; with a Table of Lo.ssons and Hymns for the
Christian Y'ear, Lon., 1 874, 32ino.
Howard, C Knislier. California Calculator : the
Newest, yuiokest. anil Most Complete In.struotor for All
who desire to bo " Quiok at Figures," San Fran., 1871,
8vo.
Howard, Caroline. A Strange Family : a Novel,
Lon., IS7I), ;! vols. p. Svo.
Howard, Cecil Ilaiiipdcii Ciitts. 1. History
and Oenealogy of the I'utts Family. 2. Life and Public
Services of John Wolcott Phelps: a Sketch, Brn'tlo-
borough, Vt., 18S7, Ifinio.
Howard, Charles. 1. The Roads of England and
Wales: an Itinerary for Bicyclists, Tourists, Ac, Lon.,
1882, p. Svo; Ith od., 1884. 2. Handy Route-Book of
England and Wales for All Road Travellers, Ac, Lon.,
I8S0-8S, 2 vols. 12ino. ;!. An Itinerary and Road-Book
of Scotland, Lon., 1887, 12mo.
Howard, Charles F. 1. Essay- for the Age,
Lon., 1855, p. Svo; 2d od., Is5!t. 2. Perseus and his
Philosophies, Lon., 1855, p. Svo. .'!. Olympus, Lon.,
1857, p. Svo. 4. Gilbert Midhurst, M. P., [a novel,] Lon.,
1859, 2 vols. p. Svo.
Howard, Lady Coimtaiice Kleanora Caro-
line, daughter of the eleventh Karl of Winchilsca ; mar-
ried, 1S71, to Capt. the Hon. Frederick Charles Howard,
sonof the second Earl of Ellingham. 1. Mollie Darling:
a Novel, Lon., 18S2, 3 vols. cr. Svo; new cd., 1883. 2.
Sweetheart and Wife : a Novel, Lon., 1882, 3 vols, or,
Svo. 3. Only a Village Maiden, Lon., 1883, 2 vols. cr.
Svo. 4. Mated with a Clown: a Novel, Lon., 1884,3
vols. p. Svo. 5. Etiquette: what to do, and how to do
it, Lon., 18S5, p. Svo. li. Waiting for the Prinoo; or,
A Nineteenth-Century Cinderella, Lon., 18S6. 3 vols. Svo.
Howard, Conway R. Earthwork Mensuration
on the Basis of the Prismoidal Formulie. Illust. N.
York, 1874, Svo.
Howard, U. H. The Journey of the Israelites in
the Wilderness, Spiritually considered, Bost., ISIVI, Ulmo.
Howard, Edward, M.D. 1. Tho Centiad: a
Poem, Lon., 184), p. Svo. 2, Adam, a Mystery : a Poem,
Lon., 185(1, 12mo. 3. The Genesis: a Poem: with an
Introduction by George Qilfillan, Lon., 1856, p. Svo. 4,
The Reviewers Reviewed. By the Author of " The
Genesis." Lon., 1857, p. Svo. 5. True Forgiveness: a
Drama, in Three Acts, Lon., 1870. p. Svo.
Howard, Frank Key. Fourteen Months in
American Bastiles, Bait., 1863, Svo.
Howard, Rev. <ieorgc Broadlcy, graduated at
St. John's College, Cambridge, 1852; ordiined 1853;
secretary of the Clergy Friendly Society since 1S82, and
curate of Bcckenham, Kent, since 1888. 1. (Trans.)
The Christians of St. Thomas and their Liturgies : com-
858
Anaphora)
twelve Apostles, Ma
prlaing the
HOW
of St. Jftinci', St. Peter, the
r blonysius. Mar Xystus, and Mar
Eranis: ti'igether with the Onlo Communis; from the
.'^yriac .MSS., 0,vr., IMll, p. Svo. 2. (Ed.) Tho Syrian
Christians at .Malabur. Bv the Cathainir Philipos of
Cotlayam, 0,\f., IMlU. 3. An Old Legend of .St. Paurs,
[verse,] Lon., 1871, I2mo. 4, The Future Supply of
Clergy for the Service of the Church of England, Lon,,
187,'i, Svo. 5. Hints on .Ministration, Lon,, ls,s3, p.
Howard, George WashinKton. The .Mmiu-
mcntiil City: its Past History and Present Resnurees.
Bait., IS73, Svo. ., . , .
Howard, tJeorKC William !■ rcdcriek,
seventh Karl of Carlisle, K.G,, [m/i(<', vol. i.,
under Cuii.iM.K, add.,] 18tl2-IS6l. 1. Lectures in Aid
of Popular Education, Lon., |x52, Ulmo. 2. Lines on
Yorkshire, Lon., I Ml.), 4to. I'Oi-th. Privately p.inicd.
3. Speeches. Poems, .le,, Lon., IS6n, Svo. I. Poeais.
Selei-ted bv his Sisters. Lon,, 18(1(1, Svo.
Howard, Henry, .M.D., b. lsl5, in dmnly An-
trim, Ireland; medical sniperinteiident of tho I'rovineiiil
Lunatic Asylum nt St. Johns, Province of tiuebec, Can-
ada. I. Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology of the
Eye, Lon., 1850, Svo. 2. The Philosophy of Insanity,
Crime, and Re.«Jionsibility, 1SS2.
Howard, Henry Charles, eighteenth Karl
of Sulf'olk and Uerkshire, h. 1833; succeeded Ins
father in IS7li. Racing and Steeple-Chasing. Illii.-t.
(Badminton Library.) Lon,, ISS6, p. Svo.
Howard, Very Rev. and Hon. Henry Kd-
ward John, D.D., [mn,; vol. i., add.,] 171I5-IS6S. 1,
(Trans.) The Rape of Proserpine, The Pliienix and thu
Nile; from Clandian, Lon., 1854, Svo. 2. (Trans.) The
Books of Exodus and Leviticus according to tho Versiim
of the LXX, Loll., 1855, 12mo. 3. (Tranf.) The Books
of Numbers and Deuteronomy according to the Version
of the LXX, Lon., 1857, i>. Svo.
Howard, Rev. Henry St. John, LL.D., grain
ated at Downing College, Cambridge, 184(1; ordained
1S4»; incumbent of Holy Trinity, Pitlochrie, Scolliiinl.
since lSfi6. The Rights of tho Laity in Kcdesiastiinl
Legislation, Edin,, 1873, 8vo.
Howard, Horton. I. Improved Sj t u of Bo-
tanic Medicine, (in.. 1S48. 2. Iinprove>l System of
Midwifery, Cin., 1852, Svo. 3. Domestic Medicine; or.
Family Companion. Illust. Phila., 187(t, Svo.
Howard, J. E. A Memoir of Robert Carr, of Al-
lahabad, Lon,, ISS7.
Howard, J. P. Gold-Chart, showing the Fluctua-
tions in Gold, N. York, 1 863, Svo.
Howard, J. Q. The Life, Public Services, and
Select Speeches of Rutherford B. Hayes, Cin., IsVil,
12mo.
Howard, James. Continental Farming and Pea*-
antry, Lon., 187(1, Svo.
Iloward, James, M.D., and others. Practi'ul
Politics, Lon., ISSI, Svo.
Howard, Rev. John. Illustrated Scripture His-
tory for the Young, N. York, 1852, r. Svo; 3Uth eil,,
1S76.
Iloward, John. Tho Astrologer of Leeds; or,
Tho Twin Crusaders of Pontefract Castle and KirksiMl
Abbey ; a Romance of the Twelfth Century, Leeds, I^M,
Svo.
Howard, John, head-master of the Isliugdn
School of Science and Art. Practical Chemistry; new
ed., enl. and rev., Lon., 1881, p. Svo.
Howard, John. Respiratory Control for Vuoiil
Purposes: Inspiration — E.vpiration, Albany, 1883.
Howard, John Eliot. 1. Eight Lectures on tlio
Scriptural Truths most opposed to Pusoyism, Lon., I^l'',
12mo; 2d cd., 1847. 2. "Tho Island of Saints;" nr,
Ireland in 1855, Lon., 1855, 12mo. 3. The Shephenl,
the Stone of Israel, Lon., 1S57, p. Svo; 2d cd., I.uii.,
1S79. 4. Illustrations of the Nueva Quinologia of l':i-
von. Illust. Lon., IS5il-62, 3 parts, fol. 5. Seven Lec-
tures on Scripture and Science, Lon., 1865, ji. Svo, ti.
The Quinology of tho East Indian Plantation. Plates
and Photo-Prints. Lon., 1869-76, 3 parts, r.fol. 7. The
Epistle to the Hebrews: a Revised Translation, «ith
Notes, Lon.. 1872, 12mo.
Iloivnrd, John H. Athletics and Gymnastio l-'f-
ereises. Illust. Lon., 1860, p. Svo ; 2d ed., eiiiitlod
"Gymnasts and Gymnastics," 1867.
Howard, Joseph. Corry O'Lanus; his Views
and Experiences. By Diubolus. N. York, 1867.
HOW
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Howard, .>I„r ,„ "">■,""' '-'"Pf", privately ,,ri„ti.,l.
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Howard, ,„,„„. J TI ' II ''?" "■""■''"^'1 1'> MixH Ann.
Our me,,c.ll,orJ a^d their i . ^^;"'''? ""'' "'"'•'<- "l'
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.^torie., [.on., Is7l ^ .s,^," """"•"-'« ^^""«0 '".J oth";
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In., "lai" Ovfu'Jrrsfo'!''"^ ^'-A-^graduateJ at New
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l'"..edin «inJe'l87S '1"",'.!'"™''^ '" ">« Bi»hop of
»<■ Additional PubliJscholin v'b i"" Est.'blishment
..na Mi.ldle Cla...e,, Lon IS-n ^"'"'''''''ro for the Upper
EnKlund and other UehViol'c' ml"' ■^^ ^'"' Churoli'of
Wtures, Lon., I8,S5 n sj' ^"""°"'"<"'» = " t'our.e of
Howard. Upv '/■!.„
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vul,.. fp. ,svo. " radical feermons, Lon., ISJO, 2
"".'' ''«n., .'nd oUier I'oe,,,, 'p,")''''!'^' '• ^l.e i
l--;...-. Newark, N.J. 1807? 2d'ed88s''"'' "'""'■ '■ '
'lOWarth Will* "« wu., iot)a.
'"'he Ancient^ndS'Bor'otrr^r''''"'"" "'■'""g
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""'i.S Lon., 188J n 8vo ^*',i'^'""" ""'' (-''earing-
''Jjent, Lon., 1S,S6 ,Svo ■ «r<^enwieh, I'ust and
I'rev"Ta','i^;rt'tl"n.S"'f""''.' ^'•"•^■•^- "o. to
, Howat, Hugh -ra;;'!;'""' i^""- '««!• p- ;^vo.
»en«„f Meditafions on Uo'snelTf'""^^ ?"""•• "
I2mo. 2. F'.;-!. tiT TV ""'?<>' Themea, Kdin IHR', '
«vo; ^ev:ed;''^'5""'3''^r^','>P'>et, Bdin.,";868 p. I
. ''»»■ 3 The Spr.ng-Timc of Life; 'or, |
H«wt', ProC. I» I. '.,1, •'','.-"'"' •'llied., is.s,-,.
<.r, Seven-Hour .■<VHtJin„'f (V '"''"'","" "' ''""Kuagei
;<>" ed , Manch,..ter, N II /s-r""'"^' """'- '"'".'2.110;
Hone, Daniel Vvm ti, ,
..nil Indiiina Teiriiorien I "„ ^'"', '"'»■'' "f Northwo.t
f'ld I ''eo'inea printo? ",">• '?'' '" "'"b"-'' <'o.,
"■«ber, proprietor,'. mi °li,;,|-';r n''? '"" '""-'" P"'''
f n, KansiU J.' tZ S « v "'" """i' "'"be, Atohi-
ixx:i. II.-.11... '"'^ "* " t-ountry Tow„, b„„^
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K"''''*^^ '."... '?S80 1 ';;"«'''"« " '" ^■'"' I>'e'"en's
Howe, Glisha P Vi \»
«M''..ini..g the Dulie.; of Di«trie"t^T'""";'.'^'"»='"^» =
^('.te, and I'nited States' Offi..,^v v"'",' ^'^^^ ^'»»"'y.
"owe, Fisher, r,„"v,r I '^•^V';''' '««'- '«""'•
at Kochester, Vt, iVo Tn.o «:, •' '..'^A'-'l 17»8-I871, b.
gcstions relating to the R. "* "' ^"'^"'•J'. ""J Sug.
'Sn.Nvo, new^ed"'lss9 """""'• ""'■• ^^- '^■°^^,
Howe, Fraiii'pa n ' » ,-■ .
Homoof Louise "ueaurevLl'r" '° '.'"'^ 'J'""'"", 'ho
Halt., 1878, l2mo. ' '""''* "■»■" "'« "Ave Maria,"
Howe, Uev. Oeorire n n ti
byterian Chureh in ^^^^' ^Xl^^l' -J ^^^^
'. Th°;Ut'tle'u7r['r„'u'L't?.^"'?;.' f - -'• '•' ac.'..]
2Jmo. 2. Forty-K It M t " ^'"." ^'"'•^' ^on., 1852
-n., '•'^S^U^mri^^klm/'TK,'^'"''^^^ '" Children
ff"-" the Uerman, Lon!, 1855 I2„;",'"';m^''''^'"''^^''
.•<.onary.IJo.x and its oJl ' 7 "' ■*• ^be Old Mis-
Katherino Woodri igton oT't^,""" '.?"• '«'"«• ^■
18,)6, 12mo. 6. Sonfe hiL^ t'o A "" ^^-^K'^'^ted, Lon.,
fp. «ro; now ed., Tsej V t ""™ S^""' ^""- ''*''"
' Ho(vK'H'e^„t'^r'^°"'' ''^'^'-" ""'■' '""
Death on h^:^:^; ^T' 2"a^:' "J'^'^ '" '^'f" -'"d
ments of Americans : a Scried „r v "f-"" "'"' '^ebieve-
he.r Heroism, Self Re ian'» /■ -''!'"at.ves Illustrating
, .l«atlan.l, Vt., 1858, 8vo 3 Th^ t""' "^'^ ^-'erprisc?
>n the \Ve..t, 1867. 4 O^er th„ W u'ul"! ""'' Kebiuioii
I P.i.>.phleta. "*ertho Morld, Phila., 1883. Also,
NM."rg'r,;i'u:i\'edaf^,^.!rcl,?'^-'?«=''''- "> Boston,
moved to Indian,! Lh ^ l-""ege, Hartford, 1832- re.
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«reat Britain, the I'nit,.,! «.„. ^"J"'""' Economy „f
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Metallism: the SciJnee „?\fi5""'',%",«"""«"> ""'l B'-
I8.U0. 4. The Comrnnn < '^'"""^'afy Values, Bost., 1879
Metaphysics Jf^Sy" B:st!:','8''8\*',t r^""' "°^ "^^
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lia- liciMi II |.riiinitiriil nilvui'iili' d tViimli' i-iiHriim', |iii*iiii
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wliii'li lias liDi'ciiiii! raiiHiu*, wan writlcii iliiiiiiKa \\*U In
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new I'll , IHM7. ;i. Kiniii llnMhik tn llie (ili\i': a I'iiiin ,
Ui'iioril uf a I'li'iinanl .InnriiL'v, llni-l., lstl^, IL'i I.
(Kil.) ."icx anil IMiifatiiin : a Ui'|ily In K. II. Clurku'.-
".><c.\ in Kiluoiiliiin," lln:.t,, 1H7I, Hiiiin. .'i. Mi-ninlr nf
Hr. SiiiiiiiiiKiiiillt'V IliiHi': with iilluT .MiMiinriai TriliiiU's.
I'nit, Ild.'l., \^Uy I2II11). li. Mnili'iii ,<iicicly, lliifl.,
l>-u, liiiiin. 7. .Miirnari'l I'lillur, (.Maicliosii Usauli,)
('• KaiiimiB W c'n".«cr.,) Iin.<l., |ss:t, Iliiiin.
IltMVC, I, inn. ilakli'igli Manenlt : a Novel, Lun,,
l.>*il. 2 vnl.-. 11. Svn.
Howe, .MiilvtTd A. lU'tiilning-Walld I'nr Kartli;
tlie 'I'lienry im i|i'vi'ln|icil In I'lolc^Hnr .liu-nli .). W'ey-
raiiili : i;.\|ianiliil ami .<n|i|ilfimnti:il liy {'radical K\-
ainiili's: with Nnlc* uii Lalur InvcsliKnlinii". Hiu^l.
N. Vnrk, issi'i, lliiiu).
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D.l)., li. ismi, at IlriKtnl, U.l. ; .unnlnatiil iil llriiwn
I'niviM-sity IS2S; nriiiiinuil in tliu riiile,i|aiit K|ii»L-niial
Cliiiri-h ls:i:!; ri:i'lnr nl'St, Luke's Cliiireli, l'hiluilel|iliia,
IS'lO-li.'J, unci since tlieii lliHliii|i nl' Central Pennsylvania.
1. Unniestic Slavery: a Ue|ily In llislio|i llnpkins, I'liilii.,
isri4. 2. Meninira of the Life and Services of Alonio
I'otlcr, I'hila., ISTl, er. .'<vo. Alsn, single sernions, Ac.
Ilcnve, .'»lnry A. I. The Kival Vulimleers : or,
Tlie lllack I'hiine llilles, N. Vnrk, I8IJ1, 12mu. 2. The
Meicluint-Mecliunic : a Tiile of the "Now Kn(,'hiiul
Athens," N. Vnrk, I -H.'i, 12iiin.
Howe, Miiiiil. See Ki.i.iott, Miis. Maid, mi/i/ii.
Ilowv, It. II. A|i|iittl I'loni a Cnuntryinan to tho
I'ninii Men nf the Smith, n. p., Isil".
Howe, Milliiiiii I'., ami Ilunnnel, A. II. In
Duntjer; or, Life in New Vork : a True History nf a
Great fity's Wiles ami Teniiitations, N. Vork, 1 >ss, l2nio.
Howe, Williltlll W. The I'asha Papers: Epistles
nf Mohainnieil I'asha, Uear-Ailiniral of the Turkish
Navy, written I'rniii New Vork, N. York, IS.'iU, l2ino.
Howell, A. iMichi)iiin Ueneral Stalntes, including
Acts of the Kxira Session of 1S^2: with Notes anil Di-
gests of Ueeisions, Chic, III., 1SM2-S:t, 2 vols. 8vo.
Howell, Aj{»es Uoil!4. 1. Syhelle's Dream, and
other I'oenis on Pictures, illust. Norwich, 1S74, sin.
410. 2. Through the Woods: a Volume of Original
Poems, Norwich, lN7.i, Ji. 8vo. :). Fifty Years After: a
Tale, in Veise, Norwich, ISHII, Svo. 4. Kuphrosyne j or.
The Sculptor's liride : a Story : being the Story of Pyg-
malion, with a Seiiucl, Norwich. IS,"*!!, Svo.
Howell, Alfred. Naturalization and Nationality
in Canada, l.oii., 1>'<4, Svo.
Howell, Artliiir I*., of the Indian civil service.
(Trans.) Select Poems of Catullus, Calcutta and Lon.,
1SS4, p. Svo.
Howell, C R. 1. Jesus All and in All, Lon.,
1804, l8nio; 4th ed., enl., 1877; 5th cd., issl. 2. Jesus
Saves, I.on., 1M17. irniio.
Howell, Ciitliiiriiic Augusta. 1. Pages of
Child Life, liath, iMilt, 4to. 2. Pictures of Girl Life,
Lon., 18114, 12nio; new ed., 1881.
Howell, Cliniles. Alive or Dead; a Tale of St.
Crisjiin's Parish, Lon., ISflO, 1). Svo.
Ilowell, C'lini-les B. The Church aiid the Civil
Law; a Manual of Ecclesiastical Law: with an Ap-
jicndix of Forms, Detroit, 188li, Hiino.
Ilowell, Constance. 1. Daisy and the Earl: a
Novel. Lon.. 1877, or. ^vo, 2. A Tfioii;raphy of .Tesiis
Christ: written for Young Freethinkers, Lon., ISS.'i, p.
8vo. 3. The After-Life of the Apostles: written for
Young Freethinkers, Lon., 1884, p. Svo. 4. A More E.\-
oellent Way, Lon., 1888, cr. 8vo.
SIJO
HOW
How ell, K. J. A Coneiie lli»tnry of GnglamI to tb«
liiMlh of William IV., Loll,, IK7:i, ^vo.
Howell, <;eorKe. I. A Handy Hook of the La
hour La»ii, I ., IMTil, svo | 2il ed. name year, 2. The
ConlliilB of Capital ami l.nhour , llislorlcally and_ Kco-
niiiiiiiallv eonsideri'il ; being a llislory of '.he Trade
1 nioiis of (Ireat Ihilaiii, Lon , 1878, p. Svo.
'■ It ciiiislsl", wllh lliecxcepllniiciriiiieeliapter, iifa loin-
peralr and arciiriUe in I'miiil nf llio nrlnlii nl Iraile iMilnii«,
l|„.|r 1 Icrii (levrliipiiieiil.llulr iiliiis, ami the liii'llind.H hy
Willi 11 llie\ Work 111 attain lliiiii. "—.U/i., No. 'jrill,
"Mr lln'well's liiiiik . . . Is 111 Mllislilllee anil ill tniie nil
aiiniiiKitle wnrk wriiteii tn vindicate the Trade I'lilnm
fi'niii llic iinlavniiralile crlllclsiiis nf milslders, and espei i-
ally nl pnllllnil eniiiiiiiilslx. Few pciMiiis pii.-xess meiili r
(iniillllcnlliins for llieliisk wlilili In- liassel himself than lln
aiillinr, 'Hill we limy "av at niirc thai, imtw lllislaiiiliiiu an
necasliiiial asperity, . . , Ihe siiliject Is Ireiileil lliinUKliniil
111 a spirit nf fairness and i lerallnii Inrwlihli we weir
iiimli lens prepaii'd Ihaii l.ir llie alilllty nf llie rcasunlnu
and the vl^llMr uf Ihe style."— S/m'^i/or, II. mil.
Ilowell, Itev.Cieorue Ho|.'erN,b. Isil.i, at South-
iiiiiplnii, N.V.; educated at Yule, iiu'l at Princeton 'fl.eo-
logical Seiiiiiiarv. I. Tho Early llislory nf Snulliainp'oii.
L.I., New York: with Oeiieiilngies, N. Vork, IStill, >n.;
2il ed., Alhany, ls.->7. 2. liingniphical Sketch nf .1.
Miin-ill : to which is appen.led a (teneiilogy of the .Muii-
scll Fiiniily, by F. Muii.sell, (New Fiighiiid llist.-tleii.
Soe.,) Host'., 1,'<SII, .Svo.
Howell, Janiew, of Ilrlgbton. A Talc of the Sea,
Sonnets, ami olh-r Pnciiis, Lon., I87.'l, 12iiio.
Howell, itIrN, .lane I,. ,lustiue's Lovers. H.v
Vi.'h't Vane, |jiscU'l,J N. York, Is78.
Ilowell, John. Songs and Sonnets, Louisville
Ky., Iss;, li'imii.
Ilowell, John. Kosc-Leaves from an Australian
(lanhn, Adelaide. IS8I.
Il4iwell, John Kdwurd. I'oeins, N. York, Iscs,
2 vols. 1 211111.
Ilowell, Mary Hiilthard. I. Out of Ihe Shadow,
I'hila., 1887, U'mu. 2. In Safe Hands, Pbila., 188^,
I2I11II.
Howell, .tloriimcr NIoper, C.I.E., b, 1841; i
menibor of the lleiigal civil service since 1802; dislii I
and sessions judge in the Nortliwest Provinces since l^sii ;
Follow of the universities of Allahabad and Calcutta.
Urammar of the Classical Arabic Language: Transliiled
and Compiled from the Works of tho .Most Approved -Na-
tive and Naturalized Authorities, Allalmhad, 1881-s|,
2 vols. 8vo.
"A iierfect tlicsaurns fur iidvaneed scliolars."— /Inid ,
XX. l.'lS.
Ilowell, Hev. Ilobcrt Uoyte Crawford, isnl
18ii8, b. in Wayne Co., N.C. ; gradiialed at (^oluiiiliiiiii
College, Washiiigton, D.C., Is26; iiaslor of a liapli-l
church in Nashville, Tenn., 18:11-50, ami frmn I8;')7. I.
Deaconsbip: its Nature, yualilication, and Duties, Phib.,
1841,18uio. 2. The Way of Salvation, CMiiuleston, Isl'.i;
4th ed., 1854, 12ino. 3. The Evils <.f Infant liiiptisiii,
1851. -l. The Cross, Charleston, 1854. 5. The Cmc-
nants, Charleston, 1855, 12ino. 11. The Early IlapliMs
of Virginia, Pbila., 187fi, 12ido.
Ilowell, Thomas. A Few Stray Thoughts in
Shakspeare, Lon., 1807, |i. Svo.
Howell, W. II., Ph.D., associate in biology at
Johns Hopkins Iniver-ity. Dissection of the Dog ;i,< a
liasis for tho Study of Physiology, N. York, ISSS, SV".
With DoNAi.iisoN, , The Heart of the Dog: Venous
and Arterial Pressure, Pulse-Kate, Ac, (^Pliilosophical
Transactions,) Lon., 1884, 4to.
Ilowell, Mrs. W. Stay. Ilcminisoenccs of Aus-
tralia : the Diggings and the Bush, Lon., 18B!I, Svo.
Ilowell, William, of the IJristol (ininimar-School.
1. The Two Worlds ; or. Hero and Hereafter ; an Epi'-, in
Five liooks, Lon., 18B5, p. Svo. 2. Tho True Theory of
tho Greek Aorist, Dristol, 18711, 12mo.
Ilowells, Miss Annie T, Popular Sayings, liy
Aitiaiche. 1877.
Howells, Milliam Dean, b. 1837, at Martin's
Ferry, 0. : was educated, according to his own stateiiiint,
in a printing-office, having learned as a child to set i.v|iL'
in the office of the Hiiinilton (<).) Intelligencer, of whuli
his father was proprietor, and writing verses whicli lie
printed liimself in tho newspaper office. He aften\^iri|s
became a journalist in Columbus, 0., and while resiiling
there contributed poems to tho Atlantic Monthly, ;iial
published a volume of verse ill conjunction with .l.'l.
■-• K'll
Piatt, ((/. v., ante, vol. ii.) In 1801 be was appi
U.S. consul to Venice, where he resided till 1805, gaining
•n intlmata km
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Ujiic'lu'il Willi tlie sfiiiinu'Mt ot the imst. . ,„„h:i'«
i„)t tlu' sHic.lar's or tliu pnefs, l,ul llu' muaeru tourists,
of liowover liife'li ilugroe."— -Vtidaii, xli. 410.
2S. The Elevator: Fiiroe, Bust., l.SS!), Hiaio.
29. Indian Summer, licwt., l^x:>, l2rao.
■' Mr. HmvoUs ahvavs fliocisi's t(i avoiil il rum a and deep
feeling; l.e lias a riwlit U> select, hut the '.'"^"''f ,"','':' '{VJ;
sistently iijncire.s both or moeks at both w a.s false to life
in a hn^ai^ way as the novelist vvho is always ■>> '[.^'^ L^^
In 'Indian .<nininer' he has e.xpended his skill on tritlts
'^^■'^^TheNn't'ervTjavi'i'iK'on'lan and connterplan, the <;<>iit'"-
ual l.v-play in the nundsof p.'op lo leelmK ''*-''','" ,,',S' I ,p
po.s.se.ise,l of the jjrace not to tell all they feel. "'J'^i^ ' ''^
litlle plot really intricate and full to the brim of human
interest."— ('.-//le, v. I.'i4. , , ^„„
30. The Minister's Charge; or, Ihe Apprentieeship jj^. r,4^
of Lemuel Barker, Bost, lt<.'<7, 1 2ino. Howes, Barnabas.
'In this novel, as in ' .\ Modern I;istanee and Sihis 1 A,i,|ie|d, Massachusetts;
mot have alwavs tlie great merit ot absolute real U>
Ne\ he is true to his eliaraeters; they go wluther the>
are iJi und to go, up or down, hiking the imlural c.mse-
uueuee" ■ their let .ms and their lives. This reeoguition
lA writers of Nceessity or Consequeiiee in lietiun is.'vl"'";-'
as rare as its i,ereepti( n by ordinary people in lea lUe. 11
m. dd h It 1 e is t\,e p.is,4ssor of a style wh eh is always
ileas g and unstudied, though eertamly the resuU il
Itu ly we Ive alreadv assigned him iinalit es whieh ui-
M re iiicCe™. He has eertain defeets; he lacks ,7«i(f <l<
Mur the natural liveliness whieh goes far to redeem al-
most every other fault. Yet he is not cyiiieal ; if he
lot laugh much, he never sneers
doi's
his stories have no plot.
not aug i muen, ne ue\ui .iiij;^,t.T , ^..« ..vy..w. ...-.- .
o situations to speak of, and not many nicidents, yet the>
e"' is conversations are .sometimes llippant an.l
sometiines in bad taste, yet they are natural. -.N>(. An'.,
Lapham.'he sho'ws himself a imusterly realist, 1"1'"""« ji,,;,^., 18S7, 12mo,
under obvious restrietionsin h'l*V'.V':i'll" ,'i'.""'.,"V,,f, ". ' IIowps, Frederick William.
History of the Town of
vol. i., West Cummington,
character. . . . From Mr. Howells's later works the nfcr-
cnce is justiliable that he desires impartially aiid '^riessy
to record New Knglaud life both m its broad tendencies
and it,s detail. So far he has shown us that there is little
variety in the people.-tbat their proinment clntracteris m a
arc of a inean onler and strikingly disagreeable, —.\iiliuu.
^ " There is nothing anywhere in the book that is not real-
istic, but the lirst half, that which deals with Lemuels
mild aspirations and .keen disappoiutraenls, his lirst ex-
periences in city life, his delusions and his awakening and
his falling back into apathy,-all this is touched with sym-
nathv the sympathy whieh means insight as well as ph<)-
togriiphv, tlie svnipalhy which creates the kind ol imagi-
liatloii that simplv sees Ixdiind a veil and describes things
that are real though invisible to the average man. -Crilic,
liL .Modern Italian Poets: Essays and Venetian Por-
traits, 1SS7, 12mo. (Contains sketches of eighteen au-
thors, from 1770 to 1S70.)
" It would probably be difficult to find, either m Italy or
in England, in one little volume eminently readable, so
much
life
1. Zoology and Food
An Atloii of Practical Elc-
with Preface by Professor Huxley,
Pyrrhus, the Epi-
rotc: an llistorieal^ira'gedy, in Five Acts, [verse,] Lon.,
18.i7, Svo.
Howes, George Bond.
Fishes, Lon., \S»S, 8vo.
nientary Biology :
Lon.. 1885, -Ito. r.u otti
Howgate, 11. W. (Ed.) The Cruise of the "Flor-
ence ;" or, E.\tracts from the Journal of the Preliminary
Arctic Exjicdition of 1877-7S, Wash.. 1879, 8vo.
Howick, Daniel. The Serio-Comic Guide to Rich
mond : with a Pago about Petersham. By Moonraker.
Lon., 18S1, Svo. ,,,... T I
Howick, David. History of the First Lanark
Rifle Volunteers, (ihisgow, 1887, 8vo.
Howie, James, M.D. 1. My Homo, my Country,
and my Church, Glasgow, 1840, 12mo. 2. The Queen in
Scotland: a Descriptive Poem, Edin., 1842, 12uio. .1
Sketches in Britain, [verse,] (ihisgow, 1842, 8i'o. 4. llic
England, in one little volume eiuMienuj leuuuuii, .-.. . j^ketclies in tiritain, perso.j luur-g,..., i..^., >..«. ■. ■■■■
ch accurate ami easy inf.irmation about the uatioi"" i Ti|„,tratcd Guide and Manual for St. Andrews, St. An
of Italy from Naindeon to Cttvour. -^(/i.. No.. }Ho. j , .ur,, lomo; 6th ed., enl., 1887. &. An HisMi
If the modern period is U> be treated as something ab- j tirews, i.-o.i, i.!iiio , ui ,
itelv disconnected from the earlier age, no one could ical Aceouni of the Town ol Aj r tor tlio Last r iity
do it more felicitously than Mr HowcUs. . . . He has this
sure merit, that he makes his book attractive ; and Ins
ventures into the field of translation have a peculiar
charm. "—.VuduH, xlvi. 18.
:i2. April Hopes, Bost., 1887, 12nio.
" The pleasure it gives is almost entirely dependent cm
the possession bv the reailer of what may be called the
literary sense. That sense is deeply gratified by the irony
BO delicate that its freciuent ill nature is condoned by the
accurate expression of habits of manner and speech, ol
secret thought, and even of tlie haziest intellectual percep-
tion The gain to fiction from the author's allegiance to
that division of literature is not .so great as the loss to
metaphysics. All his exceptional (lualitlcs, not excluding
his wit, would shine more brilliantly in abstract eximsition
Stimulants and Nareotii.-,
Kilmarnock, ISfil, 8vo.
Howie, James Muir.
Lon., 1878, 121110.
Howison, Robert R., [ante, vol. i., add.] 1.
Fredericksburg, Past, Present, ond Future, Frederieks^-
burg, Va., 1880, Svo. 2. God and Creation, Rlchmoinl,
Va., 188,% Svo.
Howitt, F. H. Natural History of Lovers, l.on.,
1850, 12mo. , „,.,.„. ,
Howitt, Miss Margaret, daughter of William aiul
Mary Howitt, w/ra. 1. (Trans.) The Butterfly's OoMiH.
Lon, ls(!5, p. Svo. 2. Twelve Months with Frednkii
Bremer in Sweden, Lon., 180fi, 2 vols. p. Svo.
3. Binls
After the death of her husband (see Howitt, Wii^i i I'l,
hifrn) Rho resided with her daughter Margaret at Mirim,
iii Tirol. She joined the Roman Catholic Church, nml
died in Rome, whither she had gone to spend the win-
ter and to take part in the papal jubilee. I. Illu?fi;iti'i
Library for the Young, Lon., 1857, 4to. 2. (Irmis.)
Trust and Trial : a Story from the Danish, Lon.,
p. Svo. :i. (Trniis.) Father and D.iiighlcr. by
rika Bremer, Lon., 1859, 8vo. 4. Marian's Pilgi im-
age, and other Poems, Lon., 1859, Ifimo. 5. A I op-
ular History of the Inited States of America from tlie
Discovery to the Present Time, Lon., 1869, Id |;-
Adventures of Jack and Harry, Lon., 18(10, fp. 4t" '■
could draw them with absolute perfection."— A'cifion, xlvi.
14"'
"Doubtless the scenes are common and the incidents
trifling, but thev are the subjects of a subtle, exquisite, rc-
liued Interpretation."— Mcrai'!/ WiirM, xlx. M).
33. Annie Kilburn : a Novel, N. York, 1S88, 12ino.
34. A Sea Change ; or. Love's Stowaway : a Lyrical
Farce, in Two Acts and an Epilogue, Bost., 1888, 24nio.
With Pehuy, Thomas Skiigkant, (cd.) Library of
Universal Adventure by Sea and Land : including Origi-
nal Narratives and Authentic Stories of Personal Prow-
ess and Peril in All the Waters and Regions of the Globe
from the Year 79 to 1888. Illust. N. York, 1S87, Svo.
(Jknkrat, CniTiciBM ;
"As an observer of his fellow-creatures Mr. Howells
862
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(tJe^J^ ^^a^ fr^;:?"' '•'.-'"•.] '^92-1879.
vol. i.,an(l in biog apl/ical li o'.fr-^''"" "' ]J^' »""'
lia.B an,l Mary How t VonTTo i'"' S«nera!ly.) Wil-
thenceforth spent the^r winter in U^l'^'' '? .^^^' "-"l
porlation as the oily Mean'^'of Pff» ," ^''"«".™ T^ns-
D^v, Lon., 18,i,5, 2 vo " 8vo « w'^".!' '" ""> ^'^^"n'
Stuo-of English County We L„„ °8 -"'." ?""«"•• "
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sc-ciations of Hanipstead HVh^ ,'r '"' "'«'»r'oal As-
^ey, an,i rsMngtorLon'; "^f I'l!:' '''"^«'«"' «'"- Horn-
||. Vr'^- -mp- a;:tl^?^i^;r 7"° ^^'^h f P"«^ess,
tlie better sort of K'«sii) ai I in,v,.i r '^""'V '^ selection ol'
«I".'hes lu tbis poriio on e utln.'.mn"* ''.''""■>■ '^''i eh
i^ei'., xxvii. Ml. '' '".-'fopi'litan suburbs."— Sa/
'^■-o.^'l a'ra"s'rTho"R' !*"" "'""^ Po^^-^. I""'- 'Bri
R.mu",l Abbeys^na Ca ■llesof Z'lV'.""'.'"' '^'""^ : K
61. t«o series, fp 4 o 2 T -» W ^"*^'"' '^""•' '«82-
»■"! .Vtles, Lon 8rt3 ifi'V'^^r '''.""i"""! Abbeys
Yorkshire. ' III," 'ion iZ, Z' '«'"•"' ^'''"'y^ °f
Abbeys of , be Bor,w!l^;.;i«V^^/«-o ''• «""'^''
Jf.r.'-!'vi^<'«-ard. ..Ge„L,U.s.aranta,ai
HOW
llXyou'"'""'' '" ^"«"^^'' "««a-eter, N. York, .880-
;4"5^"^^^;'^^r«.-^- -'- -^-
Howlcu, chard L'lsn"'""','" ^^'•,^--'<. ''^^S
College, Lon.i'm mJ r,!!- , , '■ ';'I"«>"'<1 "« King's
I p../,,) I-n., 18J4-8ti; ,"".o„''r'^r„'' '■' "^»™'-'' Office
, I-nclZ'-On' t""^V- ;"' ;^M''";'"Sr''l'bic Institution,
graphic ..ie.:r:^^n IW ^^l^f ,^r''"« ''"°'"-
ITe5r^:'?-'i^'i^StJtMr,,,eMi,aie
^'i...'ion, Lon., l,4r T'l 2 -r^ 'ho Englisb Con-
-eaiHst„rica,,^'-,|?;,^-'^,i::,^;;^OM^Mo..U^
.o.fcTJt^'f/e^t'e'^ "vt•^^;f'^•^^'?•• >'-f-' ".-
; I'if^-ry of Ne>v^:,^,ll::^ tri'^'^-il;'- ;/cclesiast'iea.
>.ewfoun(llanUers of il lermk ,vh^^^^^^^^^ "'"' '« 'he
knowledge of their "oun r ■ ,, , 1 ,V "'l '" '"''' ■'« 'heir
Jvorthyof,,,,,,,,ii,,^'ff^™mr> an^d^^h^^^ Hrst half of it is
bistory,-AVi//„H, .xlvii "'O "^ "' early .North American
ing".""ui:KTa^fi;a,',irnf''f°;b"""n""^ «" ''"'"'-
tures. Host., 1854 Svo " °'"'^''' "'' ^'o-
Li"7po" u^a?^L?e bl"f^,^' ^•'^■^•' *-' "' '«-'2. at
educated at HosiuSchoo am >;'?." '""'^'"'"ti ""B
Inner Temple 18«r but has .^^,.»"' ","V' 1^" »' 't>e
erature and' politics ;M P fo S„„' .?'«^ ^r ^""•"^'^ '» '"-
He has con ributod '"•^- ""^ South Salford since 1886.
ethnographCL^d " Ci°;i' "l-"T' "" '"^'o"™!.
""irSs'^^-^"^«-^tis:^;^^'»'''«^'--
inflnlte credif'^to I e"ZKcfr'S,';';'t' "'."J 'f '"•'^' ""'^ ''"^s
reference, not a book to re ,d"-;w//V,. ■"''',■'■' l" " ''<""' of
^ "Marked by aprofnndi,vr,r7 ■'',"■•. xlii. 512,
detail, and «>. atnC," f ge^°uh e'rbn ,V,' ^';r?'*'"^"««>' "f
111 any recent English wrTter '1™." V"" '" "e met with
an immense storehouse of imnnrtl,"'.^-'''^'"'!'^ «" doubt,
'spectator, llii, i;ti9 ' ™POftant historical facts."—
JoMier and Statesman bdn, "a s'"' ^V,^- <^''''"' " a
•Military and Civil Ca"eer m H,w ". """"■^ "f ^is
of -North America: beinL^'a Con,, f /• '^'■''- ^- ^""a'»
P"r(ant Events in the Vn\,J%, , '^™,"""' "^ ""« I'"-
i;io-, an,l Jloxie" from thlTr f, *•''' "" """«'' ''^''v.
'^.ttie Voices: Poems, 1878. .3. (Trans.j
spectator, Uii. KtI9. - - -"* *av;w. —
fro;V[h^\try :frifor'r,'"'""'j ? ^"o^P' to -n-
•Jeology, Lon. fg/r 8"o ' ' "'"'' ""^ ^""^ "^ "^^nt
Boi;?iI f^™\'?":'rn;,r,i^'' ^'r "o«-or.h.se.s "imself to
ries became extinct "'"m""/^„'?.«">' of it» contempora.
the phenomena can o nly'be exn a n« 'i»''"^''^'. ' • "'"t
den cjitaelysm wbcn.i.v „ ... P "'"ed ".v mvokinir asnd.
ami Wide oVer.C'tf,'-,^,, fad ^^^h of ««ter. s.?ept'far
«hioh he supp,.rt.slus views nr?.,^;,' ' ' p.^'e arguments by
a:i^s^,i"-oi^'ss^:";iy'S!i
Hows, John W « r ,
i nopsis of the "eolofv of I > '*"''''»y. •»• W. A Sy-
q"S'irrh'e'!.^ri"ncrpres%^.?r'^Vp'- ^ «™^ I-
, tU American Patert |ys l,,^"^'! ' '"\'^ P«*«'>t State of
i 2- A Brief Treatise on r^'tkd«r'' ^i^'"" '«"' 8vo.
^ ''To^roV'?"'^v'^''"'^'« '-'-'''' '"' '"■
;ad.1*r",H',7l8'85'',7rad*^.I;/?r:'t ''•"•'/''"-.vol. i.,
Trinity College, CambriZe is?7 ' "f ? ^ "««• Trip., at
e.pal of the Liverpoo r^oiUge /8r» «^"''*.''"' P"°-
.'-«. ^•-eaconeJ4^i2:«6Si5^^SeHes,
HOW
1 '• I
i4 >t r * '4
in Piii-ocirml Work and in CharitnlilL' Inslitutions I.on.,
ISC" 1"mi(i :1. The Cliiinu'lcr of r'l. P""!, ( Hul.eiin
LirtuiTr:,) Lo„., l.-M, Svo; li.l cl.. ISTIi. 1. Ih.giu-nn.l
Anibiii ; ii Sermun : with Notes on Allegory, ln?l>in\tion.
nn.l I'.vhlunces, Lor.., IsfiA. Svo. i. Scenes lioiu the
Life of St. I'lUil, iin.l their lieligious Lespon.s Lon., IM.Ii,
imp. Svo. 0. The Meti>l>l"".^ of St. I'.ml, Lon.. IM.N p.
Sv'k new eJ., ISS:;. 7. The CoinpiinionH ol fct. 1 .uil,
Lnn I-^Tl, 1). «vo; now c.l., 1S8H. ^. Meditations on
the .Miniole.' of Christ, Lon., 1S71, ,> Syo ; Second Se-
ries 1-77 il (Kd.) EssinsonCiithedrals. liy \ Mrious
WrVtcrs. ' Lon.. ls7-',Svo. III. S;ieni.iientiil Confession,
Lon :s71, l2mo. 11. " liefuie the Tiible: ' an IiLiuiry
into 11, e True .Meniiinu'of the Conse,'i„lion Uubrie in tjiu
Comimmion Service of the Chnrch of lliigland, Lon ,1^,0,
8vo. 12. The liiver Uee ; its Aspect and History : hi h
Illustrations, Lon., 1-S75, -Ito. i:i. Tlie I'osiiion of l.e
Priest .luring Consecration in the i;nj;lisi Coiuniun on
Service: a Keply, Lon., 1S77, Svo. 11 ■Jhe Lv.dcut.a
Value .,( tlie Acts of the Apostles, (liohlen Lecture.- or
l^-li) Lon. ISSU, p. Svo. \i>. Iland-liook to tliestci
Cathedral: with Special Hefereuce to ils Uestoration
hetween ISCs and 1>7(1, Chester, ISsJ, Svo 10. Lvi-
dential Conclusions from the Four (i renter Lpistles oi
St. Paul, Lon., 1SS3. p. Svo. 17. Hone IVtrinx : or.
Studies in the Life id' St. I'eter, Lon., ISs:!, p. bvo. is.
Our Collects, Epistles, and (iospels : Twelve Meditation.-,
Lon., 1SS5, p. Svo. 111. Thoughts for Saints Days:
Shori Kendings. Lon.. L^S.\ Svo. 211. The Diaconate o
Women in the Anglican Church, Lon., ISSO 2mo. V ith
KiMMi-.u. Ai.FiiKii, Chester ns it was. Ulust. l-on.,
1S72, -Ito. , ,.
■• Dean H..wsnii has given us a KOod deal "f ^l'*^^;^'!;'' ,''';
torvheie and there in his l''l"l<; '^"' >'^.''''\'.''; ,, ' , f, ,,
out the irraiid drama-for such it really is-<d the xarie.l
furtunes "1 Uie city.'-Sii/. AVi'., .x.\.M". -i.
Ilowsoii, Wnltt-r. The Story ol .L.ck Harding,
Lon,, 1SS5. p. ^vo. c ■ .
lioyer, M. A. Little Margit, ind other Stones.
Illust. Lon.. 1SS7, 4to. , ,, .i r
Iloylc, I'Ulwnra. An Inquiry into the Truth o_t
Christianity, and the Doctrine of Necessity, Lon., ISO,,
'""iioyle, Willinin, h. is;)1, in the Vale of Uossen-
diile; resident in Tottiugton, Lanciishire. 1. Our -Na-
tional Resources, and how they are wasted : an Omit-
ted Chaiiter in Political Economy, Lon., IS,1, .Mo ..
Crime in Enghind and Wales in the Niueteentl; Cen-
turv Lou., lS7fi, Svo. 3. On the Causes of Had 1 rade, ^
Loii 1S77 Svo 4. Crime and Pauiieriam : a Letter to
the lit. Hon. W. E. (iladstone. Lon., If.Sl, Svo. ... Keui-
edies for the I'overtv, Degradation, and Mi.sery which
exi.st: Letters to the "Times," Lon., LSS:! Svo. 6. Our
National Drink Hill as it affects the Nation s \\ el -
Being. Lon., 1SS4, p. Svo. 7. Band ol Hope .Melo.list.
Lon., isss, 32mo. 8. Temperance Hymns and &oc„s,
"iioyli',' William Kvnns, M.A. (Trans.) The
Parasites of Man and the Diseases which proceed Irom
them, hv U. Leuckart, Edin., l.'>s«, Svo.
Hoyt, Mrs. U. S., ("Marhm \\e.»t," Jiseud.)
Standing in Others' Way. li.ist., 1.SS2, ICmo.
Hoyt, Henry Mnityii, LL.D., b. 1S30, at Kings-
ton. Luzerne Co., Pa.; was admitted to the bar; ferved
in the civil war: governor of Pennsylvania 187.S-83. 1.
Brief of a Title ill the Sovciiteeu Townships of the
County of Luzerne: a Syllabus of tlic Controversy be-
tween" Connecticut and Pei.ii-ylvania, Ilarrisburg, Pa.,
LS71I, Svo. 2. Protection i. .«m« Free Trade, .«. \ork,
1SS5. IL'nio. „ . „. ^
Hoyt, Rev. J. The Mountain Society : a History
of the First l'resbyteri:in Church, Orange, New Jersey,
N. York, IsiiO, 12mo. , „ ,
Hoyt, J. K.. and Ward. Aiiim L. Cyclopa-dia
of Practical Ijuotations, English and Latin : with Ap-
pendix coiitaiiiiog Proverbs, Law and Ecclesiastical
Terms, Ac, N. York, ISSl, Svo j 4lh ed., 1SS2.
Hoyt, James S. Fifty Year.* of Church Life;
The First Evangelical Congregational Church, Ciim-
bridgeport. Host,, 187S, Svo.
Hoyt, Joseph (Jibsoii, LL.D., 181. •.-1S62, b. „l
Dumbarton, N.ii.; gra.lualc.l at Y«t.- \RW: «as in
structor in mntheniatics and natural philosophy in 1 liil-
Jii.s Exeter Academy lS.lll-58, and in 1-5'.' became
chancellor and professor of Oreek in Wasbiugton I ni-
versity, St. Louis, Mo. Miscellaneous Writings: Ad-
dresses. Lectures, Reviews, Bost., ISOl, Hvo.
804
HUB
Hoyt, .Mrs. K. C. Janet and her Friemls, N.
"il.'ivl' >liirtin U'., b. L-^.OO, at Northwood. N.H. ;
gradu t d- t D'"mo«.h College 1871. 'f'- 0"tlaWs
1 oom. llv Diadem Kli, [pseud.l N. York, IS^S.f, 12mo.
iloyt, ilev. UaylantI, U.D., b. .<Hs, "• CI;"'""' -
O. ; graduated at Brown Iniversily iM.O.and i"/!",' R'"^.''"
eslei Theological Seminary Isnii ; ordained ui the Bapti-t
Church, pastor of Ihe strong Place (huicli. Brook yii
1. llintsandllelp^lortbcthristianLile.N.YorK.lssO,
•Mmo 2. Present Le.s>ons liom Dislant Days. N. YoiU,
Issl. l8mo. ;i. (ileauis from Paul's Pii.mui : Studies tor
the Dailv Life iu the Epistle t..the Philil.iuans, N. \ ork
ISS;;, ICimo. 4. The Biook in the Way. N. \ork. Isss,
'^'ilo/i.T, col. Henry MontaBne, b. is:'2; for-
merly of the 2.1 Life Uu.ir.ls, later ..I the Uoyal ,\rtil .'i.^ .
1 The Seven Weeks' War: its Antecedents ami its In.'i
dents Lon. 1*^1'". - ^"l^- ^'•'"- '"'"' *'''" ' *" , '
British E.vpeditim. (o Abys^inia : compiled Irom Au-
thentic Documents. L.m.. ISC.'.l, Svo.
"The more the .i.ii.liu't of this eanii.aniii is exainii.j .1
,„ele;, Ji'-'il'ViU be a,.prechiu.,l, and ^•^■il^HK^Z^'^tu^
was .\-islaiit .Mililary Secretary to I-.U'l Napie . ""^ '.' ",',','-
Lmml-eiv vet., his. liefbv clearly iiulicalinf; the. Iitl. 11 -
Uc^ .d Ibe'.pei'iti.ui aiHlthe skilful measiires by whuh
they were suriu..uiite.l.-.Vi/. i.'<c., xxvui. uis^
;i (E.I.) The Franco-Prussian War: its Cau.ses, liici-
den'ts and Conse.ineiices : with the Topography ami H>s-
t.'rv U the Rhine Valley, by W. H. Davenport Adams.
L..ii.. 1S70-72, 2 vols. 4to.
•■ It niav be h.ng bef.iiva more instructive accniit i.l llic
wu-ai nils ill ..iir laugUMCu. aii.l, when sn.-li an aec.nml
a„es l'..iiie.il will hanlly prove more interesting in Us
dnv."— .Sif. Jlci., xxxi. 7IH.
4. (Trans.) The Campaign of ISfifi m (.eruian.v, Lon
1S7'' Svo. :>. The Invasions of England: a History ol
ihc Past, with Lessons for the Future, Lon., 1876, 2 vols.
'"^■"'will be rend with interest, and maybe ftudled with
; •'^;'?^:,;i;;^;fl/;;^ie,'w;'nld have written >"'- et!eetivt.|y if
; wellas Ibe imasiires. la.tli olVeiisive and delensive, we
sbonUl certainly adopt, ■-.'■yia'/.i'or, I. lis.
1 « The Russo-Turliisb AVar : including an Account ..1
the' Rise and Decline of the Otf.man Power, and the
History of the Eastern Questi.m, L.m., '^'f',;, "'''•■ ,''■
7 (Ed ) Life of Field-Marshal Cmnt M.dtkc, Ismi-
1S7S By Prof. W. Miiller. Lon., lS7i), cr. Svo. s.
Turcnne, ("Military Biographies,") Lon., ISSo, p. sv.j.
An.l.-ee HoLi.ANn. Tiii,vi;xi:.v J., M7J™.
Ilozier, William \\. Practical Remarks on Ag-
ricultural Drainage, .specially a.lapted to the Drainage
of Heavy Land: with some Observations on Subseqiuut
Management. L.iii., 1S7II. Sv.j.
Hubback, Mrs. CaUienne Anne. [See H. 1.-
„.«K, Mus., ,n,l,; V..1. i., add.,] dangbter ol \ ice-Ad.
,„i,,,l Sir F. W. Austen, K.C.B., a br..lher of Jane
Austen, the novelist: married, 1S42, to John luhba.k.
barrister-at-hiw, (..afc, vol. i.) 1. Life ami lis Less..ii.- :
a N.ivel, Lon., IsM, 11 v.ds. p. Svo. 2. 'Ihe Mistakes..!
a Idfe: a N'vel. L..n.. IsfiC. H vols. p. Svo .!. Agios
Milbourne; or, " Foy pour Devoir," Loii., ISoli, 2 )ol,-
p Svo. 4. The Rival Suitors: a Novel, Lon., IS;.,,.l
vols. ]>. Svo. :<. The Stage and the Comi'any : a Novel,
Lon'.. 1S:,8, Ii v.ds. p. Svo.
Hilbbaril, Hela, b. 1S14, in llamilt.m, N.Y. ; g kcI-
uat.d at Hamill..n College ls:!4; was appointed assistant
Beol..gist.,f Michigan ls:;7. and adniittcd to the bar D- 1..
Memiirials of a Half-Century, N. York, 18S,, l.'m...
(Consists of i.apcrs relating to the liistory, scenery, .Vc
of Miidiigan.) . , . .■ r
" This b.».k gamers only his M ohigan BlenmiiK^. ,^':
Is there a better bo..k ab..iit MiclugMii. liidee.l, h is
11.1 (.tbir which .'..vers Ihe same, or so .liversilie.bgioun.i.
—ynliiili. xlv. 1". ,„, ^ .
Hubbard, Cbnrles Euslis. The Campaigi. .1
the Fortv-Fiftb Regiment, M.V..M., (the Cadet llcgi-
uieut.) Post.. 1SS2. I. Svo. Anon.
Hubbard, Frederick Heuian. The Opmin
' Habit an. I Al.'oholisiu : with Suggestions f.ir trentiiii!
V,iri..us Painful C.,mpli..ations, N. Y.irk, ISSl, 12m...
Ilubbnrdi (iiinliner Cireeuc. The E.lucaiMu
i of Dcuf-.Mut.'.- : Sluill it be by Signs m- Articalal.....'
i B.ist.. Isii7, Svo.
i Hubbard, James .llasearene, b. LS36, in li.!'-
! t.m; gra.luate.l at Vale Collcgo Is.'ill. 1. Catalogue ..1
the Works of William Slnikcspeare, Original and Inins-
ii''^
HUB
Willi,,,., Sh'.ke, ,ear; i, , l,?l';',';' ^ >';^^ •■'-■''"'"« '"
Iliibbaril, Lupiiki i i ^
f'.r T.mrists. (|i,„, ' i^^"'li^ ;-"<''i«'l <.'»i.iu-l!u„k
'■'•1«'.^ of Maine: a T,-;, ,"'«'•'-,'"?; ,"• "'""•'« "■"'
vul^. Mv.-li. l" '^f ) ,;^ ;';";; f "|-'-<;"»- '^ou,-t Report.,
the A,„l,o,- .,1- ;.si, , ' s , ..""j'o'"^''- liy I'f,- Mother
True S,o,.y of D,;' "j,; r, h^,'^" ^^ f ^'^'niajje : a
Si.m.,-,,„„„.ni, X. Vork.'ls.s^ ■|2„;"" -^'"■'■•'">-« "f the
T-on., I«1B Sv" T r'n "■ ".'"■^';" ""• 'My UospcN
l-"".,lS49,I2„o 4 I.vln;'.T' "'" '*'"-^ "f ^^■'^■'i'
"'■ En«lan,i, ur, Je,- Go T he V, iZf'^l, '';• '^''^ '''""■^•'
I'^il, I2„,;>. 7 , CM. lie J, 7''';'''™' ^"""""^ !>""•.
''-'i.;.»n.rt.;e''A::;,^i,;,:/;^:-.7-'^t«;j^""- «•
M";:!'"::^^'■'^l;-"ei„^^''''f ?--'-^
[--ii.^; vo,.. ,.^t .^i::.: 'Tvi:!^j^:;^
I.^";!^l:^a;'jr^'i^- V,ehel,:aXove.,^
[aul^l*^^:';:;^,*^;'!:!-"'. Th,.eeCh,.i.t,„a.Eve.J
" "'"\^"fer^r'M.t.^r:rr" "'""T --
;vanh; a .ue„,he;. of' o St^^'Z^^Ti::, I ''" "'" "^'-
l).iil.v Atlas. I. A i. ;?„-r i"''.,^'""'' <"■ "'« '!"^to„
f."U. its Fi,>t Stie, ,,?,"!" ''"^"?,.»'.'st,„in.t..,,
";•^'<er^, Hill, (■,,,;,b,';igt 1™!™'-"'"? "'"■ ".'l?'^ "^
"I lli^' Town of .Murlboi", „l, ViVi II . "■ ''"'"'7
ehn.ett., Host., l.s,l" ■' f ''' ?'' '''r"'"' ^"'""■^- '^'"^«^''-
['«in>;.on, Ma.saehu.Jl" .'V,., ' f ;i7,;", '^e Town "f ^
:'"\: with a (ienoalo,.ica Uelto,,,/ ■""'"''"';;'" '» i
lie-s li">.t., ISiiS, Svo. "'•S'stoi ol Lexinjiton Funii-
JliHlson, Charles F. | Oeht „„ . n
liiti'^i to the lJo..,,i„o „f „ ...,'■ "^'''. .il'l Grace, ns ,-e-
".an D..,i„,, I!o ,^ ,s, "."no, "•' '"\ '■ I'""
Ccnoonhuiee of the Vew tLh ■" "'''"'' "'"' '''"«"«''
Pl.^--1 b.v Ezra Al hot Bo. '"-'o' S '"'^r.' '""' ^■"'»-
•■»""""™ie.." im,' -Lon 'ms A"!"^^'-"' ,"■• ," "'h™'
■ "ill ,.,„h„„„e,Mv he „c, o,',N. 1 M ' '"'"• •""•
IIiidNoii, Corrjp I 1 i> ' ■
•■\'l"Mn,yt,a.ion, l.on.. lS7<i, Sv.. .;,„„. .""'..'"-"'•''■« "f '
A ";'ty^.^l!::":;:^' t' V"'' •''■■''''■^'- "•' •'-
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HUD
Ni";"or';.^!:f;:i^-;,'^f;:;l5^yi-^h-r.oi. „,.„ar„,,er.
, .vm>, l„.r rc.liK-lons lit ,e,- ■,,,,"; "'',''1'. "' ^a.ious pe,-.
; '■)i-^t Chii.tiMn tiueen,") llsro '; Thf V 'r" "'■'',""'• "^
, ') l.ou,.,,, (iuec„ of l-,.„.,i.; . "„., ? ""'' ^'""^^
-|^;^chofP,.,,.i,„„i,,,,,^.--,;-l.^^n_InUo,|^^^
■^•-n- -lories, ei.t';. ,. ,i',.'"" ""'■'''r '■l'n-te„i„«... ,, r^
huve here a >horo.l,h,y-;!;s;^„;ll];;/;;,l-:^ .^ ■ |3
I -Jubilee, I,on., Is,M''f,, s™' " ' *"*■*• •*■ ••^'"ghnnl's
Wo-icians .T^;^:^^:' ^::l^"f'i % "- Coile«e ,;'
: fes.M.r of the prine nles ,;, I l'"'^ '^'>'' '^''' ' l""-
S2,i,nJofL'ene,-ai,„,,M„i -Y"^ "'-K Inhriiiary 1^72-
New vork'i.,";"!, •" r'is"' ''Vp^ '''"«""r^ "> "-
ot the fn,ligeMion., N Y rk fs'-fi i*'"?"'"^"" Kehitions
""■I Ther„,,eu,ies, N Y ,k H" ^.■. ^;"'"r' "^'Si"".',
•■'■"ini-iS Weak Ches,,, N. Vo,l"-|s;'-; '^'f'';".'^"'■ ^^-
^-^?-;;.«ieal.h.,„ii^lyf;,;^-^^«-;4-.an.,a.
Hlldso,,, l.>„,.„^'"^^ ''""•- '8'^^'^r.Sv,..
; ?ehy,eeCla.^.s. L,"'"fsir;, l.'^^^S"""^ ^"^""^t,^ for
Hudson, riedpriri/ I'vio'i ..- ,
'Ma.s.: wa./eon,e"eM^,^„ ""','."^' "^^ "' Q"in<'y,
^"v York He , I ,'o ' ' ^ >" '"^'-V yea,-, with the
•'""rn»ii..m Inihe Un eU . , : V ■ w!,"'"' '" ''^""■
Vork. 1878, er. Svo. "" ^'•"^ to IS72, X.
Hudson, .MisJ H n i.
, Hudson llev. iL^u,. v"""'' "°''' '8'-*' '«■"»•
^ Sh,,!;:;:^^;-. ^', «'i:J/^;|;S::;,i.' every nbr«ry devote,, ,0
"km;: that »■(<■„„ re ,1 y,, • ?,,"'ii.V''''l, i.s so paiiis-
II >tyle ami e.xpressio,, * '''"";" '">■ ht'in- rai ler la.i.aic
B^if 1874: i;;„^'"r"i^,'iy^'v •«•■'. 4. Sermon,.
' Rook of I'rose' with Voi^I ,' H'''' '-'""■ "• '''ext-
, Lives, I!„s,., IS r," 'J^„^"t* ,",'";','?,'■"-•;- "'■ Authors'
"f WilM«,n8l,akespea,e H.^vV.M-".' '■""'',''''"' "'"'•l'^
81, 20 vols, svo s •• ■ ,1 i "-"l.'';' """• ""'t., I8S0-
lE^^says, Dost., ISSli ,2,no jj" i;^''"" '« ^ " ■""'ie^ of
English Stn.lies, „„,', ,Sh 'iTespeL Sf ^.''''''r''"''
: Als,,, several s,.hool. hooks. ' **''' ''1- ""»»•
Hudson, James P ti,., d •,
Ipuhli". X. York, IS^r? s;„ ^'"' '>"'I»".V8 I'ua tl,e IJe-
■•O.U1 nuuln^niJ^n 'uIVTO^I thc^present system of rail-
.Hi.s iM.li,'t„,e„ris se' Ui" „'= 'Tr " ■""'''• ''J' ^^' '"'J™'"-
i» I" ti.e mail, JMst,"_cw!feviTs '■"'''• "'" "'^^ '"-■"•••v« il^
Hudson, .tiarv Ann '-,■', r.
I'oo,,,. on v.,,.;,,,, «,.'*""•, i'lo Heaeon of JIoi,e •
-Mass. While vcrv v , , " '"^'"'""O- i" Weslflehl,
A...e.aP,.e;^K'i,;f;^;:-rn;''t!m!^^;,,!!"d
865
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Ei ( \
HUD
dh/rceil in 1879, nml in 1S83 she was mivrried to Ed-
mun'l Uiulsim, mi/nn. .Slie was a corres|ion(leiit of tlio
New Viirk liulupunduiit, Ao. For liiog., nee lliiisoN,
EliMi.sii, «"/j/'i. 1. Vic'loriu, [ii novel,] N. York, 1S(U,
12mo. 2. Kireiie; or, A Woiniiii's Uight. N. York, 1S7I1,
8vo. 3. Ten Years in Wll^llingt^ll : Life and .-ieenes lit
the XiUiuniil Ciipitiil ii.s a Woman see? them. Illust.
N. Y'ork, |s;i,r.8vo. 1. Memoriiil of Alice imd I'bcebo
Ccry : nitli Iheir Later Poems, liost., IS7:;, er. Svo. 5.
Outlines 1,1 Men, Women, iind 'l'iiin;;s, ls7;i, llimo. (i.
His Two Wives, 1S74, 12riio. 7. I'oems of Xut'.ire and j
Life, l!o,t., 1SS2, 12mo.
Iliidsoil, Mary E. The TeacherV Mnniml of Drill
for (he Schoiil-Koom, &c,., Lon., 18^7, 12ino.
IIiul»iOii, .Mrs. .Miiry W. Esther, the UcntiU-,
Tojiikii, Kan., 18SS, svo.
Iliulsoil, Sailford A. Law for the Clergy : Coni-
jiarisoii lit Statutes in Various States, Chiiv, 1877, 12mo.
IIiuInoii, T. S, a Scamper through Amerien ; or,
Fifteeri Thousand .Miles of Oeean and Continent in Si.My
Uavs, l.un., I •-82. er. nvo.
iliulsuii, Tliomas, V.S.S. 1. liritish Associaiion
for the Ailvaneement of S.Menco, l.'<7.i ; Uceolloetions and
Random lielleoliuns, Lon., 187:), 8vo. 2. Temperance
Pi.uieersid' the West: Personal and Inoidcnlal Experi-
ences. I.ijn., 18-^7, |). "^vo.
IIlldKOII, W. II., C.M.Z.S. The Purple Land that
England lost; Travels and Adventures in Ilie lianda
Oriental, Soutli America, Lon., 188.^, 2 vols. cr. 8vo.
(In an intnjductory chapter it is stated that " the real
autlujr is a young Lnglishman named Hicliard Lamb.")
■• Whcilu'r real or lictilious, the scenes and characters
arc dcscrilicd n il.h surprising vigour and vivacity."— -IciKi.,
x.xlx. ■'■:,.
Iiudson,>\asliiiiigloil. Practical Plane and Solid
(jcouKiry, I 'lU., l'^^l»8. '.*o.
Hudson. t«ev. V; illinin, a Wcslcyan minister.
1. This Tr'iusiiory Life: Seven Lectures, Lon., V'-7'i,
8vo. 2. The Life of ,). Holkind. of Shctlield Park.
Lou., 1871, 8vo. .'i. The Everlasting Sign; or, Chris-
tiaritv its Own Witless, i,on., 1875, p. Svo.
Hudson, >»illiilin II. SeaSickncss: its Cause,
Nature, and Prevention .ithout Medicine or Change of
Diet. \, Y'ork, ISSH. Kiu. .
Hiiehscli, SaiHue:. VolapUk : a Guide for Lcarn-
'.ngth. Cn^, -rsai Language, N. Y.jrk, 18S7, 12ino.
HuetO.r, rrci'z, (or r'niiicis,) Ph.D., 1815-1889,
b. at Milr-ter. Ge.many ; removed to England in 1809,
."vnd estaljlishcd himself as a musical critic, in wliich ca-
liacily lie succeedeil .1. W. Davison on the Times in 1878,
and was the ''.rst to aivocate Wagner's music in England,
lie contriljuced to periodicals, wrote the lihrettos of two
operas by A. C, .Mackenzie, anil edited a series of biog-
ra|phies eiUiilcd "The '>eat .Musicians." 1. Richard
AVagner and the Music of t!ie Future: History and ^Es-
thetics, Lon.. 1874, p. Svo.
" Dr. Hii.l'er treats of Wagner as representing the dra-
mnlic, and Scluibcrt.Sehtiniann. Kranz, ami Liszt as ilhis-
trftt'ng ihe various shades of the lyrical, pliasc i>( modern
music. . . . Though it ciuitaiiisseveral things with which '
we have been coiisciemionsly compelled to dill'er, it i.s
nevertheless a valuable addition to our musical literature." |
— Ehkniozkii PiKU'r; .Inui,, v 4:i',i.
2. (Trans.) The Life of the Greeks and Romans de-
scribed from .\ntique Monuments ; from the Gernnin of
Ernst Guhl and W. Koner. Illust. New ed., Lon.,
1875, 1. cr. 8vo. H. The Troubadours: a History of
I'rovenfal Life and Literature in the Midille .\ges, Lon.,
187S, .Svo.
" The book is full of various Information, and not only
gives fresh knowledge b\it destroys a few delusiiuis."— .'•'n/.
5eci'., xlv. 500.
" His knowledge of the subject appears to have become
even rnstv. if one may indge by the (iiiantily of inaecn-
racies whi"ch are to be" found in this volume. '—.Kft.. No.
2(1111.
■ III spile of all the innate popularity of the theme, and
Its importance in the history of culiiirc. no trustworthy
volume on the Troubadours has hitherto been iMiblishcd
ill Kiiglaiid. It is not needl'iil (ti uive the iiiiine id' a very
worthless book that essayed to (ill this gap a few years ago ;
slightlv better thiui this was a later Ainerican publica-
tion, b'v Miss Harriet Preston, lioth are entirely siiper-
iieded bv tlii' wm'k mcv tinder review, by a schuliir who
has clone thoroughlv good work In the same line befiue,
and whose critical edition (d' the works of Gulllem de
< abcstanli is eiioogh to prove lils cj.iupeteiice and learn-
ing."— .^^/xcfator, li. 7:W.
4. .Musical Studies: a Series of Contributions, Lon.,
18S0, p. 8vo. 6. Wagnor, ("Great Musicians,") Lon.,
1881, cr. Svo. 6. Italian and other Studies, Lon., 188.!,
866
HUG
or. Svo. 7. (Trans.) Correspondence u{ Wagnor and
I.isnt, 1841-ls(ll. Lon., 1888, 2 vols. Svo.
Ilucinailll, <i. (Jrape-Culture and Vino-Making
in California. Illust. Lon., 18S8, cr. Svo.
Illiey, Pennock. A True Ili.story of the Charge
of Ihe Eighth Penn.sylvania Cavalry at Chancollorsvillc,
Phila., iss;), 121110.
HiigcssPK, Kdward lliigessoii linatclibiill-,
first Uaron Urahouriie, b. Is29, at Mcvsham Hatch.
Kent; .son of Sir Edward Knatchbull. (7. r., tiiih, vul.
i.;) educated at Kton, and at JLigdalen College, Oxfunl,
where he graduated in 18511; M. P. for Sandwich 1857-
SO; a lord of the Treasury 1859-llli; under-secretary of
state for the Home Department 181111 and l.sil9-71, and
for the Colonies 1871-71 : raised to the peerage ISSII. His
books for children have been among the most )iopular of
their class. 1. Stories for my Children, Lon., Is(i9, p. Svo.
2. Crackers feu- Christinas: More Stories, Lon., 1S7I1, p.
Svo. :i. .Moonshine: Fairy-Stories. Illust. Lon., 1S7I,
p. Svj. I. Tales at T'ea-Time : Fairy-Stories. Illust.
Lon., 1872, p. Svo. 5. Queer Folk: Seven Stories, Lon.,
I>73, p. Svo. 0. River Legends; or, Father Tliames and
Father Rhine. Illust. Lon., 1874, p. Svo. 7, Whispers
from Fairy-Land, Lon., 1871 ; new ed., 1877, p. Svo. 8.
Higglcdv-Pigglcdv ; or. Stories for Everybody and
Fvervbo'dv's Children, Lon., Is75; new eiL, 1877, p. Svo.
9. The Life. Times, and Character of Oliver Cromwell :
a Lecture, Lon., 1877, Svo. lU. Incle .loc's Storiis.
Illust. Lon., 1878, ]>. Svo; new ed.. I8S2. 11. Other
Stories. Illust. Lon., I87il, p. Svo. 12. The Mountain
S|irite's Kingdom, and other Stories. Illust. L<m.,
I8s(l, Svo. 1:!. Ferdinand's .\dventure, and other Slu
ries. Illust. Lon., 18x2, p. Svo. 14. (Fd.) Cnpub-
lished Letters of Jane Austen to her Relations, 171bl-
181 J : with Introduction and Notes, Lon., 1884, 2 vols,
er. Svo.
) of purely family
icv-
lar
'■ The staple of the Letters Is made up of purely fam
natters,. . . varied chielly by lively audsligbtlyniisehii
.>us descripti(Uisof /< iiiufhiiin. I* is in this last particu
that the main iiUiiest "iid the main value of tlie lettc^rs
lie. Thcv contain, it tlK: phrase may be ]>erinitted, the
nnitter ol' the novels in .Mdiition— in a very diluted and
not alwavsa verv unmixed solutloii-but still there. . . .
The liiiilt of the book siiiipl;- is that it jaits before the
reader, in a not over-well eilitei! lorm, a great deal of mut-
ter which is simply trivial.''— .Si/. Jlii:. Iviii. 637.
15. F'riends and I'^ocs from Fairy-Land. Illust.
Lon., 1885, p. Svo. 111. Facts and Fictions in Irish
History: a Reply to Mr. Gladstone, Edin., ISSf), Svo.
Iluggard, J. J. The Christian Artncil: in Verso,
Lon., 1^87, Svo.
Iluggins, Hastings Charles. (Ed.) The Laws
of Nevis, Lon., lMi2, Svo.
Iluggilis, Samuel. 1. The Course and Current
of Architecture, ISIl.'t. 2. (Coinp.) Liverpool Free Li-
brary Catalogue, 1872.
Iluggilis, William, LL.D.. F.R.S., h. 1824. in
London; presid.^nt of the Royal Astronomical Society
1S7I)-7S, and now foreign secretary of that society,
I Trans.) Spectrum Analysis in its Application, by Dr. II
Sehellen. Lon., 1872, Svo.
Ilughau, Samuel. Hereditary Peers and HercJ-
itarv Paupers : the Two Extremes of English Society,
Lon.. 18S4. Svo.
Ilughail, William James, b. 1811, at East Stone-
house, Plymouth, Eng. ; secretary of the Cornwall
Grange Lodge of Freemasons, grand mark warden "t
I-higland, grand mark master and iirovincial prior ■.I'
Cornwall, Ac. ; editor of the Devon and Ccu-nwall .Ma.-miic
Calenilar 1SI1.5-I1S, and of the Directory for the Provin,M;il
Grand Lodge of Cornwall 1x70-79. 1. Constitutions "t
the Freemasons, Lon., 1869, fp. Svo. 2. Unpuhlislic 1
Records of the Craft, Truro, 1871, Svo. Printed for pri-
vate circulation. 3. Masonic Sketches :ind Reprints.
Illust. Lon,, 1871-79, 5 parts, Svj and 4to. 4. 'lire
d Charges of liritish Freemasons; with Valuable .\|i-
lices, Lon., 1872, r. Svo. 5. .Metno'dals of the .Ma-
e Cnion id' IS|:i, Lon., 1871, Ito. II. A Nuincri.il
and Nuinismatical Uegister of the Lodges which fornicd
the United Grand Lodge of England, Ac, Lon., I>7'.'.
4 to.
Hughes, A. Penelope, and other Poems, Lon.,
1 874, l2mo.
Hughes, A. MeC. Idyls of the Bush, Melbourne.
Issrt.
Hughes, A. W. 1. Outlines of Indian History :
comprising the Hindu, Mahomedan, and Christian I'c-
riods, Lon., 1871, 12mo. 2. A Gazetteer of the Pruviiioe
Old
peiii
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A"e"u!'!v'r,:^''>?'V "•""' '*"«'" ^ P-''«- By
Aiiit ll.ilev, |ps,,,„i.] l,on., ISSS, 4to ^
o-»S^Sr.'.«t2;;;;;;rSr "'•'■" '■'""-
>:!!^Pis,hJ:ri^:\s:." " •">' • ™-i
Svii ' ' "<-"'. Alelbourne, IS";)
t""!;!'?!^,,*'-,^^; ,,^;^!-'-- "f Fo,-ty Vears in,
ISsT p 's^'" ^''" ""''""il'ti"" "f the World/ LoD., j
.ixned J U ) ^^''^ '''^J'^'t'on to Mis8 MitforU is
Sfimons for All (La i • E'''"""' •• "■ Course of
vil" l"ino SonJiiys in the Yenr, Oxf., 1851, 2
HUG
I the Gospel of St. Luke, Mnnuhcler ]S8i 1!>m„ .
|.M. John: with Maps, Munohester, ISS( n 8 , «
?;,„t,""'y»'" "',""> Book of Joshu..M cu.«;or'lH8!'
Hughes, Richard, M Ucs l Th„ if . v
or .Muscles. Lon., l,S5s IK , V A ';, • ''"''"'•^''"■«'*'
•■i'uaing l'o,.ter„r Anr^ "'n |.' " ' '■■''^"^'' "f <he .Spine
i l'-n.lv!is, Lon 01 ,^ l'.".,oo ,o„, Abse..s, '„„,!
j^.eH;o._or,;:hnt;l^'n:t^7p-l'-..nt^
pLcr.' Lon.; ISS2.4"o. '"""""" "« " M'-'Jio"' I'Liloso:
! Hughes, Uobert William, b iS2i ■„ d i .
I f^o., \ a • edit..,! (h,. i);„i """"'» ■'• 'S-i'i in Powhatan
Uiehards,i8857ftled ',8.^ t'^V'-, ™^- h' W.
Works for the Sullvof ri i . , , .''^■"'so on Water-
l2mo; new ej 1875 "I v' ' "?•'' 'r*'"' ''™' '"^B,
A Fe'w W^rds'on ille Pre :nt''p '%*'''"'',?"!"''" '' "'•'
Boards and the Public, L „ 1S58 ™ " ;',,"'%'"'™'
'»ej, i,H(,ii. with a Comuientarv. .tc Inn ixki .o
H^i^ii^rV J'"-I'"'"'r'^'^"''"«^^o.'"""•
| Bondage ^0 kest* ton 1 s'-. ^,f '" '" *^""'"'" ' ''^- ^rom
Hughes, V;.re,.ce'T,'rr 'T '"'- "'''•
ch""f.''''Aj?r't?,'';'"'-r''?^ r"' ""'"I'-y- "f
must. Chester; l^flfsvo.'"''^-"™^ '" ^''""^"^^ (-'"y-
rlm'^'rh''' u"^' J"««'i)h, perpetual curate of Mel
lid with lur" °\ "'« ^"''"''■'P of Me tla „
th'V:S^^',;''V;^^^«7'V. The World. Fair and
s!;?§ ilJHS^^^^^
Freed,5;n Ion. •„^?%T''" "^'^^ : i-.^ Functio^^ and
bershin in tl IV i ■ '.• ^^. **• ^'"' Condition of .Mem-
and Old relative to Lit, • 1 „i„ c ' ^'""8^ ^«"
Subjects, Lon., IS 1,,' Svo ^^^Th"' ■''" ^"'^^™'
Thought, Lou.; ISrVp 8vo. ^'"' '''^""'""y "f
8«7
5^
■lirtif^
■a
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HUG
HUG
llnslir". Thomns, F.S.A., Q.C., I.. 182:i, nt U,,. j Enplish Wire Gauge : with Descriptive Tublen an.l Dm
rn. Thomas FrniiciN. Amiin« tlic
r Han
0U!< I'lirt:! oC Cliinii unii Formosa,
iiington," Ht'rksliirL.: fd'iicatu.l I't" ItiiKby, under Dr. i in},', Lnn., 1S80 Svo,
Arnold, and at Oriel College, «xf,nl, where he «radu- i 1IiikI;;«, Mr«.^- „ ^^- ^.^ ^,^_^^^, K.M.nc. in \-.
atod 1S.|,^; ealled to the hiir at tlie Inner reiiiple ISIH;
M,l'. for hanihetli ISIi.^-i'.s, and (or I'ronio lSllS-71;
judge of eonnty courts fineo ISS2, He was as.'oeiatcil
with Charles Kingsle.v and 1'. D. Mauriee in the move-
ment for the iniprcjveinent of the e(jndition of the l,on-
don lioor whiidi was Itnown as "Christian Soeialisni."
In 1S70 he visited the I'nited .-^tates iiad delivered lec-
tures, and in ISSO he I'oun.led the " l!iigl>y Colony" in
Tennessee. I. Tom IJrown's ,Sel 1 Hays. llyanUld griul
Uuy. Cambridge, IS.)7, p. 8vo; 'Jd ed. same year ; sev-
eral later eds.
"The Ijoiik Is a thorciuulily English book, heartily "f"
qiiloseing in Kngllsb we.ys and tastes, espeeially in the
English system i>r imblie school e.lueaticiii. . . . Whether
the svstem be perleel or not the ' ( <h\ li.iy' dues not trouMo
himself to iiicpiire. lie lakes it as he liiids it. He neither
npoloKizes for it nor tries i,, iilealize it. . . . Many a boy.
who lm>. been allured fmin page to page by the racy .seliool
udventures of Tom liinwii, will pause, sobered ami .soii-
fiied. over the reallv noble pathos of the last (duipter. r'
which Tom Urowii, now an O.xford man, discovers alt
that .Vriiold ha.s been to him. but discovers ;t above Ins
grave."— .''cif. AVc iv. ;il:J,
2. The ."Scouring of tlie White Horse; or, The Long
Vacation Kamlile of a London Clerk. Illustrated by
Richard Doyle. Cambridge, lS,Jil, p. Svo. :i. .''.ccount
of the Lockout of Engineers : prepared for the National
Association for the I'romoliou of Social Science, Cam-
bridge, ISIlii, 8vo. 4. Keligio Laici, ("Tracts for Priests
.Map. I-on., l^sl, .'Svo.
lillgllfs? Tliomns P. American Ance.-try : giving
the .Names and Descent, in the Male Line, uS .\iiieiiciiiis
whosi' Ancestors settled in tlic United States previous to
the Declaration of Icdepcndeiicc, ITTH: vols, i.-ii , Al-
bany, 1887, .><vo.
liiidlit's, III v.Thoiiiiis i'litrick, B.D., M.R.A.,-". ;
„.aduatcd at the Cluircli .M'ssioiiary College, Lslingtoii,
Tsi)2; (O'daincd istll ; missionaryat I'eshawursiiicc I,-*!!! ;
Fellow id' I'uniab fnivcrsily since 188'.'. I. Notes on
Muhammadanism, l.on., |S70. sm. .'•^vo ; 2d ed., 1878.
"The liMok iL'i._'lit well be ealled 'a liielionary of Mo-
haiiimadaii Tlieulugy,' for we know of no English wia'k
which conibiiics a niethodieal arrangement . . .with liii-
iiessof inhirniatioii in so liighadegree as tlie little voliimo
oel'ore u»."--S. L. 1'ciolk: .lca((., viii. •■)71.
2. Translation of the Kalld-i-Afghfini, the Te.\t-
liook for the Pakkhto F.\amination, 1875, -Ito. :',. (Kd.)
(ianj-i-Pukhto; or, Pukhto Treasury: wiih a (ilossary,
l:<82, SvQ. I. Translation of the Canj-i-1'akkhto, 18S2,
I 8vo. .'>. A Dictionary of Islam; being a Cyclopiedia of
the Doctrines, Rites, and Theological Terms of the Mu-
hammadan Religion. Illust. Lon.. 18S5, r. 8vo.
'■s.ieh a work as this has been long needed, and it
would be hard to tiud any one bettor (imililied to prepare
it than .Mr Hughes. . . . His usual method is to begin an
article with the texts in the Koran r.datiiig to ttie subieii,
0-, - • , -^ - , ,„." ,• ..,, ,„.T„v I then to add the traditions bearing upon it. and to cone ude
and People," No. 1,) 18. >1; new ed., entitled A l..ay- „.|,|ni,,, ^,„„„„e„(J,„l■ the Mohammedan s(diollast.s and the
man's Faith," Lon., 1868, p. Svo. 5. Tom BrownjU 0.x- I criticisms of Western scholars. . . . There is something on
hool Days." nearly eveiv page of the ■ Dictionary' that will .nteresl and
instruct the student (d' Kastern (and pre<lom 'uintly In-
dian I religion, manners, and eustoras."--yl(/i., .^ TO17.
IIllgheM, \V. IIa.stillgs. A Shilling's- Worth of
Sherrv, (with Three Ha'p'orth ■>( Love thrown in,) Cin,.
ford. liy the Author of "Tom Brown's
Canitiridge, 18(il, ;i vols. p. Svo.
" The book is not only a failure, but is evidently written
by an author who knew tii.'it it was a failure. . . . 'j'heie
are many piussages in the de.-eri|ilioii (d" O.xtord which are ,
excellent. . . . They are life-like, and, withoul an .itlecta- 1 .j^j^,, ^^^^^^^
tiou of over-accuracy, are, in substance, very elleetive rep- j ,;',„„
sj;^i!;^s^s;;.'i;'^f^f^\!i;;^;^^r':;i' hi; iJii^^s^^ ! t ""J^g^t.^ ot^ Tu„bridgc schoo,. .om ,820 to ,88.1 ,
Hughes for which he has nci/wrfe,alioiit whudi hedoea not I nijo, Lists of Exhibitioners, ic, previous to 1S20, Read-
trouble himself, and through wliicli he drifts in a hope- , -^^^ ^^f^(■^^ ^y„_
'"' I Hughes, William, 1803-1861, b. at Maker, Corn-
wall; barrister-at-law of Gray's Inn; auditor of tlic
Walter Oldhnm Hughes-
(Ed.)
less, aimless way, which is very trying tu las readers,
Sal. liri'., xii. 611.
6. The Cause of Freedom : Which is its Champion in
America, the North or the Souths Lon., 1863, Svo. 7.
Alfred the Great ("Sunday Library,") Lon., 1869, p.
Svo. 8. Memoir of a lirother, Lon., 1873, p. 8vo.
"The .Memoir itself is but a sketch. . . .Those, how-
ever, who have a spare hour on their hands might well
spend it in studying the character of one who, m his
brother's words, 'was only a goial specimen ol Ihousanils
of Englishmen of high culture, high courage, high iiriuei-
ple, who are living their own quiet Uvea in every corner
of the kingdom.' "Sat. Jia:, xxxv. 5t)3.
9. The Old Church: What shall we do with it? [lec-
tures and speeches,] Lon., 1^78, p. Svo
" No religious man who believes that the separation of
Church aiid state is a sullieient and linal principle ot
ecclesiastical polities, whieb will really lea.l to the better
acknowledgment of truth and the earlier attainment ot
unity, .should leave this book unread."— i>pa'/u(or, li. hM.
10. fhe t.'ondition and Prospects of the Church of Eng-
land, (" Current Discussion," vol. ii.,) Lon., IS7S. 11.
The Manliness of Christ, Lon., 1879, p. 8vo. 12. Rugby,
Account of the Settlement
Poor-Law Union, District of Devon and Cornwall. 1.
Practical Directions for taking Instructions and Draw-
ing Wills, Le;i,, 1833, 12ino. 2. The Practical Angler.
ByPiscator. Lon., 1842, sin. 4to. 3. Fish: HowtoChii"-e
and How to Dress. By Piscator. Lon., 1843, Svo; 2d
ed., entitled " A Practical Treatise on the Choice and
Cookery of Fish," 1S:J4. 4. The Three Students ul
(Jray's'lnn : a Novel, Lon., 1S46, p. Svo. 5. The Prar-
tice of Sales of Real Property, Lon., 1846-47, 2 vols. ; 2d
ed., enl., 184!)-,')U, 12nio. 6. The Praetioeof Mortgages "f
Real and Personal Estate, Lon., 1848-49, 2 vols. 12mo. 7.
The New Stamp Act : with an Introductory Commentm v,
Ac, Lon., ISitl, Svo. S. Concise Precedents in Modirii
Convey, neing, Lon., 18dO-53, 3 vols. Svo; 2d ed., ls:'i,i-
57. 9. It's All for the Best: a Cornish Tale, Lon., 1802,
p. Svo. 10. The Practice of Conveyancing, Lou., IS.'iil-
57, 2 vols. Svo.
Hughes, William, F.R.G.S., [tmt,; vol. i., hist nf
the name there mentioned, add.] The (ieography ..f
British History: a (jeographical Descri|)tion of the
Tennessee: being some , , n i ,• i u..,,.o,. „..w.j . - „,..„..., —
founded on the Cumberland Plateau by the Board ot ij^ijj^), igiamis at Successive Periods, from the Ea
Aid to land Ownership, Lon., 1881, p. Svo. 13. Me- .^..^^^^^ ^^ ^^^^ Present Day, Lon., 1S63, Svo; 2d ed., 1-7..
moir of Daniel .Maeuiillan. Lon., 1882, cr. Svo. . „ ^ ,ioscribes the geography of its history as it proceed-.
" Mr. Hughes has done his work well and unobtrusively, i ),„( j; js too general, and, in battles for iiistaiiec, ii i-
and iie hapiiens to have been exceptionally lortunate in ; ^ther that of tlie locality than of the battle. . . . Hut ii,e
his subject. . . . Daniel Macmillan's sto'-y is admirablu as ; principal defect of his book is. that it is not contciiip"-
anexample of what may be achieved uuder disadvantages ; f ,j„m,|,.i mul successive, but breaks up British history, u- it
-.1......... .1... {."—■S(i(. I „.^.rpi„t„ cubes. ... Nevertheless, the geography of en, li
that must have been extraordinarily depressing.'
tiono to Texas : Letters from our Boys,
(The "boys" are four nephews of Mr,
j section is coiiscieutionsly given."— .'<>cc(ii(yr, xlviii. 03li.
A<ev., liv. 320.
14. (Ed.)
Lon., 18S4.
Hughes.)
" It Is not Intended to be anything more than a descrip-
tion of how they fared in first facing the woihl. and Is not
unworthy of the name they bear. It is just sucli a book a.s , ,„ , di i lu.ji- r i
those who aiv situated as they were four years ago will [ Blakeway's Work, Shrewsbury, 18S(^^ fol.
gladly welcome, "-.lend., xxv. 3<.iii. i Hughes, William Carter. 1 ho American Miller
Ij. James Eraser, Second Bishop of Manchester: a ! and Millwright's Assist.ant, Phila., 1851, 12ino.
Memoir, Lon., 1887, Svo. ! Hughes, William 11. On the Prineipjes iiml
Written from abundant knowledge and with a full ; Management of the Marino Aquarium, Lon., 187.), M'',
Hughes, William, tieologieal Notes of Irchnil;
4th ed.. enl., Dublin, 1882. p. Svo.
Hughes, William, librarian of the Free I'lililic
Library, Shrewsbury. The Sheriffs of Shropshire, \<'A
to 1S86, Ac. : being a Continuation of the Rev. .1. Ii.
heart, it seta its suhieet before u« wiHi roinarkable cl.
ness and viu'our, and, though It is the w .irk of a near irieiid
and of one in many things of like mind wi'h the bishoj),
it is free from extravagant eulogy ami from all obtrusion
of the writer's own opinion."- .8u(. Her., Ixill. l.'iH,
Hughes, Thomas, of Greenfield, Holywell. The
.81)8
Hughev. G. W. !. Poiilicu! Romanism; or, The
Secular Policy of the Pajial Church, Cin., 1872, liiiao.
2. Papal Infallibility of the Pope, St. Louis, 1878, mo.
3. Beer as a Beverage: an Address, N.York, 1^79,
I2mn.
Iliighlings,
dactiiiii to lii.ulo
'Iughliiig.s<
I.INUS.
iliiguiiin, V
'he llosjiilal f„
' realise on .Myrl.
1'<I!I, Svo; 2d ed
of Hip Discise, 1
••"S<>, Hev.
^'radiiai(,,l at \\'u
"'est llaekney S
lueuiher of the o.
■*"''iety „f Antioii
•■■lU'iliir bodies, all.
f.)rnie.|.,fthe worl
of Sermons on the
Dignity .if the n,
I'^Jfi, 12m.'. ;( X
County of Sonier<,
"*8^ «vo. 4. The
and Precentory in
''^>'"'- 5. A Ra'mhl,
to the " Taunton
V'lrus: a Trage.ly
■■''y: a Tragedy
de [.aval ; or. The 1
r^'ui., ls«5, Svo. 11
Lon.. IsiiK, Svo. l(
live Catalogue of the
Lon., istifl, Xvd. I
County of Soruerse
Lon., ISi;-, r. ,Sv„.
[verse,] Lon., Is6,s
jiressions of upward
with an Introduction
':"' <■"'• 11. A Cal
lil'l".^' to the Rcotorv
"ey in the County of
2'> <;<'|des. ,:,, jii,,,
•'• h. Vaux-. |,„„,|
Hiliilekoper, U
I. Juilaism at Rome
1-ino; tithed, l,s,so.
to the Genuineness of
4th ed., ISS3
Huidekopcr, H,
nil c, ]'a. ; graduated ;
"vil wa,., a„j afterwar
sylvania, withcommis.
oral ; was postmaster
■'■liiif Service, Mea.lvi
Huie, James A.,
RoiuanisM, British ani
-.Leaders of Revival,
Hiiish, Marcus 1
Art from Isso | (■[
»e-criptivo Cat'a|,>guc o
hom the li'rench of P|
ii.e Seuie an.l the Loir,
l.ue Line after Draivin
'"';, "■ /••ipan an.l its A
llii bort, Charles,
b-in Manchester, En,,..
1)1 .'^lirewaburv, 1S37
•■*. Memoirs of- .SeventV ^
Hulbert, Uev. Chi
at^'d at Sidney-Sussex
Janied 834; perpetual
Poetical Recreations, and
^IM.^eelUneonssibjec
ok .,s; or, The Song „r t
J. I he Gospel revealed I
»;l I'raetice Illnstrate.l,
,e'r'"-, •*• Annals of
£?■*'■'£.:£
■"'■I luoras, (ehiody Uri.'i
f«^;;">- Circle. Hu^ldersH,
HiiiKe, John « hitt
««»" '" the Hoyal Ophthal,
HUG
, Hiisliliii:;s, .1. ■> Ti, , .
-"ember of thV c,,;; |i\ ^ "« ™;, r"'" ''^''^ Ho wa, 1
f'Tincl „f the vv„r|.. , ,' , ' ,,'• "*! "'; ""'•■" C'He.-tinns ever
County of SoinerM.f F ' R,. ^"""'"" ''""'T in the
" the "T.iunton Cou e%' T " " '^"i^'^ "f Letter. '
Van,,,: a Tr,.«e,|y, v".:'', /.«""'«" I.S«2, i2,no. J
-lel.aval.-or.AeTyn^ vlfp"" '''"^■'^^0. ,S. Je,.„
Ion.. ISM, Hvo I) T ""■.•■■ "• ^'■''«e''y. Iver.el
'•- Cat,Uogue o-f tll^V 1 '^^T ' 'Y'^'Er ^ '"^^-'i P
I-on., 1.SII6, ,s,„. 11 tL,.,,' '"'•'• '^•'''■i^'l'- Illu.it.
County of Somer^ie ami n"'""' •''"""ones of ,he
l'res..io„,, of u,,>va ,, "f Two tT"''' ^^''»''-Cut,s :":,„:
"•'!l' an I"tn.jl>etio„ , Del inH ""p ""',' ^^'""''-"loek. :
Huidekoper, llov ivo • "'•>" o'l- IS'^O.
1-mo; ijth eJ , l,s.s5 .,•/''! '^•^- ■ '». N. Vurk! 1876
■NKnsKrKii'ri'i';- '■«•■ '■ """'■'
Hiue, James A r , ' . "•
^."anism.Iirit'ht'dte:::;;,- "','.''•1 '• Mo.lern
De^-oriptive Catalogue of the wlk!r",V; ""'^ Complete
file .<eine and the foirl 1,, ■^' ^"'"•> "^^W. «vo •>
Pare U„e after 'iwTn.s b^i'T w'^r' ^' ^"^^-^'n,s fn
f"'- •• • .lapan and its aI- , Lm V. h"''""''; J^"" - 1886,
IIllllt(>rt, Clinrl»u r ' ' ' I'- ''*''••
V",Maneh.L;^r 1^:^ ;/'-;• ™, ,, ,,.,] ,7:S-,.5r.
f Hireivahury, 'l,s;i7. ' •^ tW ■'■-''■: '^"I'^'- '• Histor;
•i- Memoirs of Seventy Y^ar ?. ''\^'^"*''''"''«'- "^'^''^
Hulbert, Kev. Chnri!. . " •'''''^""ul Life, lSb->
'Inuied I8;i4; nerne , .'i ""'">''' Cambridge, IS34. or
f"o, im-hTv^ /T:''" \'f Slaithwaite, Yo,^:
I'oetioallteereaiolH n rt ,"'"':"'^ ''™'" 1867 ,
2. The "lost r,'::-,;:^ t'Vr^'"- ''""• '8i2;v ™ ;
': ' "™- •»• Annals of the PI, ' ,'"^'^'".',''^-^- Cambridge,
P'-,s'^„f 't^ -c;;:\^l^ri^"'^? f^^^^"";
'•""■• 1"*^, 12nio fi {„ *- "''^'- Hubert .Meeke
^ Ahnondbur^ vj;4 -'« ^ Jbo Chureb and S ,
"'I' utber.s, Sabbath Ue'r^ati n ' , T- "''•'' 8™- I
(Philosophical
HUL
!J;^p;"i;^^::!":;s.(;:^,!;:'iV;-v''''''^''"'-.>.
-^Ki"Sn^s.fS'B^^^^
,^-, .. Ma.W te S.., _,
;V^'."- 'W- ti -'r"; ^..-•■•'1.0, Fold T,^."-^^
, 12ino. Anon. |. n,..,rt \r, , r^ ' Vietorv !" Ksili
'■.5.;;iy.pean|t,|;r:.!-!;--,;;" .be People in
Trfc Xar,anve,'i,o,:, 1 V^ "];;:, o^'il'T ,'" '''«'" ^ '^
/^;r '"^■"-^-.^''euo;Pi;';iSu-::;;;:;o'
rl"2?--~-t;;f^
Hull, Kev. E r s
Clmpel, King's Lynn, tn.,?80r-'4 ';?"'■'""' '" ^-"'"""
: ^''•■""'■3', and Cultivation ,,|„;,"^''''-' "" l'b,v.siology,
I -|ee for Ceylon and th k^'grrl "v ?'"'" '''' «^''--
2d ed., enl., entitled ■• Coffn, i.^ ^ ' '^'a'lnis, |,S(I5, ,s,.„.
: '""J. Ceylon," Lon., l,S7r, "J ',';"'".= .'," •^-',"'ern fndh:
I .^ "'"'.; "'\'i%'lo-Indian=.A',deSr;;.„ ".'^''"''"■''» '■>
I 8»o: .id ed., I,S7,« •) n„ . , ''"e"-""'. '-on., Is7| „
, Lon.. 1 88;j, ,Svo. ' ''"«'""^' «"'" the Su4 ('ana'l
! Hull, Edward, LL D p n v , ,
I Ireland; was appoi'nted hi' fsM ,'■"• "-"' '"A„tri,n,
round the Dead Sea and fh, V II "■'' "'' ""•' ''■«"'"
Ibe Coal-Fields of ; J?u I r,> """'; "' ""• •'"'■''an.*' l
tuie, and Duration : vT, , N i " •' 'i""' '^ "'■^""■.v. .^.ru o-
otber l.art.s of t,„ ^y^;, ™^, "^ ''" Cual-Fields of
rev., embodying the Heports„,' Vl, p ' ''', '*"•• '"' ed.,
sion, imt. 2. A Tr,.„ti „ '"^ ^'"J'"' Coal-Comnii/
■"ental Stones of 5 eat BHtain " ^J''''"« "»'l On."
arranged aeeor.ling « heir t V" tY"'«" Countries,
'Mineral Character^ 11''^ 'l ,1, = Ts'a '^''■'""""" »"J
urt to hi. ho vo,d,--.s„/. AY,.;, xxxv .- '" " ''''•™t meas'
l.4?&^^;r^^--f^,f;i-.uring Indus.
, "":' "eulogy of Ireland -with U ^''T^ geography
!.?&i5a^;;,S-5S;"E.''-"v'-'ii,iJ
;' "i-s work, limited as IM^ ■ ^''^"- ^"»- ' '^Si, Sv^
■re I 1) ■'> 'laooatn KeiTeations •
2mo ; 4th od., enl.,
boil
- ' "" "u., em..
Narrative of aSeSn' "p . "'r'""''" ''"'e^tine: bein^a
(l.'alestine Kxpl^ratio Fu^ 'p ' '""•. ""1- ""'• niu'^t
, Altlioiit;h written hv „ * ''""■• '88.-,, 8vo
^"enliHe poi'u o "^£,^\Ke';:i,^;»!"lc traveller an I fZ, a
• S,r\":;." ^^'-'^r.-'-.l?,^. *;,:'- ^'^ef.ye,„ely inlerestTng
ipi'ysieal (ie o , Jv „ ,d %'"" P"'r'i"e : Memoir on he
enee to the «ode' of I-Wmat io,'^^^^ "ofer-'
I^epre,«sion and the I)oTse /p 1 " ■'"'■''''"'^'•'bah
I Fund,) Lon., Iss,i, 4to ' 'Palestine E.vploratio„
tl
U:
HUL
Hull, ('eurKe. ScftrliUim and Diplitticnu: with i
their ■Iriiitnii'iit iiml lli'iiieily. U<ti-, li^fi'l. **vii.
Hull, Hugh Munro, wms sCLTctar.v I" Ihc gmeinor
of Viin Diciiiun'a I.iinil in 1>I'-'. mid »ubHM,uently liel.l
Bcvcnil olhcr al.lMiinlinn.ts, iiu'liiiliiiK thai (il "'■'^"■t.iiv
to IhoM'a^inaiiian ('.immissiun of the tcntcnnial hxlii-
Inli.m in l'hila.lcl,.hia 1S7(I. I. Th. (luido to la.umnm,
lloliart Town, IS.'.S, Svo. 2. The Kxi.fnunue ot hortj
Y.^ars in Tasmania, T,on., 18.V.), I'.'nio. :i l'ra<;tu;ul
Hints to KniiKiant- intending to prococd to Tosinanm,
llobait 'l''.«n, l-ri, Svu. ^ , T,.,,>l(v
Hull, lli-v. .lohu Dawson, j;ra<iiiatca at 1 unit}
ha.nlj"n„l( ISilt. 1. Th..('hu.Thof (i,.d : a Book for the
Age. I-on.,ISI(M2nH.. '-'. llnnns ai.d >p.ruual ^on«s,
L,,n 1S.I4 :i:'ino. ;i. Hvmnsfor All llonr.s Lon., I.S.)0,
ISni.i. -l. Lava of Many Years, I,on., ISol, >vo. ;>.
The Cluster Crushed: an Kxposition of the If't H' "
of llusea, Lon., 1SH7,,,. Svo. (k The Song of » 'il« .""
llo.ne.andothe: 'oems, I.on., Is;:;, 1-m.i. ,. 1'"^^"/
to Zioa: a Series of I'nl|dt Addresses, l,on., l>i N l'-
8vo S. A Chaid,.! for tlie Chureh : Original Chr.stiftn ,
'"^'liunl'johllScotty'" Love's Heart-Chords: Poems |
Leeds, l,s87, p. Svo. . , ■ i
Hull, llev. Moses. 1. The Question >ettled : a
Conqmrison of liihlioal and M.«lern S|dr,tualiMn ost
180'.', 12mo: 2d ed., 1.^75. 2, Letters in Kc|dy to L der
Milei (iiant: hein,' a lievievv of ;; ^l.'"-''"'^'"'" , , '
veiled," Ilohart, Iud„ 1S70, l2n.o. :i < ''"'i^'',' L.f ^""■
geliealisui and Spiritualism c^i'Mf"'''' )"*'■,', ,,.',',,, u-
That Terrihie tin'stion, Host., 1S74. With IVU'Ki.i , « .
F, Vvhioh, Spiiitualisu. or Christianity ? Corre.spondenee
between II. and 1'., Host., l-^'o. „ .
Hull, Susanna E. The Edueation of the Deaf
and Dumb I'raetieally c<.iisidered, Lun., l>«o, M'o; _u
ed., entitled " Piaetical Remarks on the Kducation of
the Deaf aii.l Dunili," Kensington, 18(j7.
Hullah, John I'yke, 1-1-^., [""'^. vol, ... add
lSi:i-lSSl, b, at Woreesler, Kn-. ; was professor of Nocal
musieat King's College, London, and held pn.frssorsh.p.s
in Oueen's College, Bedford College, and the Koyal
Aeadeiuv u( Music, In 1872 he was appointed inspector
of inusi'e in the (loverniiient Training-Sohools. i:or
biog,, see llt'LLAll, Mas, M., i"/™- '• V''"'""'"t „ .
Yooal Music, Lon., 1S4H, r. .Svo. 2, lutroduetory Lec-
ture on Music, 1844, .svo, ;■„ (Jramniar ot Mus cal a.-
meny, 1832, r. Svo. 4, A Short Treatise on the M.ue, ,
IS.-..-, r Svo. 5. Uudimentsof MusieaU.rammar, Is..,, j
Svo. fi. Arts an,l Edueation, 1808, Svo. 7. 1 ''«/ .>f"'->' |
of Modern Music: a Course of Lectures, Lon., Ish , c. ;
Svo. 8. Manual of Teaching Siiigi ig, 18t>-, Svo. .i, ,
Grammar of Counterpoint, Lon.. 1SI)4, r. Svo. '»•. '^
C.uirse of Lectures on the Third or ■fn'"-^'""" /'■""J ,
of Musical History, Lon.. isfia, 8vo; 2d ed., 1^"- •
The Son.'-I!ook : Words and Tunes Irom the Lest 1 oe 3
and Musicians, ('• (Jolden Treasury" Ser.,) Lon,, 1 81. ,,
l-'mo 12. The Cultivation of the Speaking \ oice, Oxt.,
lS7(l,'p. Svo. l■^. Music in the House, (" Art at Home
'^'liuMah, Mr'sr.M."'wife of John V. Hullah, H„,,ya.
1 -V Few Words about Music : containing Hints to ^ma-
tc'ur Pianists; to which is added a f 'igf /V m'V.Tc
Ske'ch of the Rise and Progress of the Art "f «">«■
By M. H. Lon., IS,)1, 12uiu. 2. Life of John Hullah,
^' Hullah,'' Mary K. 1. A Little Owl, and other
Stories Lon.. )8S:i, p. Svo. 2. The Lion Battalion, and
other Stories, Lon., ISS.i, l2mo. 3, Hannah lariie: ai
Storv, By the Author of " Mr, (ireysmith. Hlust. ,
L.n 1885, 12,110. 4. PhiUppa, Lon.. 1886, p. Svo. 5,
Nauiesakes, Lon., 1387, 12ino. 6. The «'f '"'j; J'''' ^ '
King- a Tale, Lon,, 1S87, Svo, 7, In Hot Haste: a
Novel, Lon., ISSS, 2 vols. cr. Svo, J
Hullutt, llov. John. 1. Sermons preached tor,
the Most Part in the Yillage Church of Allestree, Lon., ;
lSa.s-o9, two series, p. Svo, 2. The True Light, and
other Poems, Lon., ISfil, cr. Svo. , „, , ,,,„;,
Hulme, F. Edward, F.L.S. 1, Plants: their
Kalural (Jrowth anil Ornamental Treatment, L<m._, lSi4,
f,d 2. Principles of Ornamental Art, Lon., ISiS, 4to.
3, Bards and Blossoms ; or, The Poetry, History, and
HUM
hood .,f Marlborough. Hlust. Lon,, I8S|, p Svo. 7,
A Instruction in Kngland. Lon '«'^-' I2mo 8 Howej^
Painliug in Water-Colour.. Illust. Lou, .ss2 s,1, t»o
,,r Ito- Id ed. IS.s;i. It. Familiar Wild I- lowers:
Frth Seri , Lun. ISSII, p, Svo, I,. Myth-Land
Lorn, ISSO, 12.no. 11. (Kd.) Wisdom Chips, gathered
toirethcr, Lon,, ISSB, ;i2mo. , ,^ ,, ,
limine, Robert Tho«.a«. 1. (Trans.) On lal-
lucinations by A. Brierre do ".-."">". /-"•. f' ■'"!'•
•> (Trans.) Klemcnts of Medical Zoology, b\ 11. -B. A.
Moiuiu-Tandon, Lon., ISlll, Svo. ;*• .t-'""'"'';";""^, "
Dental Pathology: Calcilica.iou of the Dental Pulp.
To |S(i- Svo 4, The Teeth in Health and Disease,
I'llust Lon., lsf.4, 12mo. .'.. On the Ise of Artillcial
Teeth in the Prevention of Indigestion and the Cure ot
Lon., IStl7, Svi
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4. Familiar
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AVild Flowers, Lon,, 1877-8.5, five series, p, 8vo. ,.
Ma hcmatieal Drawing Instruments, and how to use
them, ("Young Mechanic" Ser„) Lon,, 18,1). p. Svo:
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870
Diseases due to Imperfect Nutrition. _
li (Tran>-.) Atlas of Surgical and Toj.ogralihieal Anat-
oiuv. bv II. J. Bemud, Lon,. 18117, 4to.
iluluie, Samuel. 1. The Path of Peace; or, Ue-
pentanee, Fai ind the Witness of the Hoy Spiri .
explained to Seekers of Salvation, Lon., ISaS, Umn.
•'.Memoir of Uev. T. Allin: with Notes ol the Con
tninnorarv History of the Methodist New Connexion,
1X1881, p. s'o. 3. Memoir of the Rev. William
Cooke, Lon'., 1S.S6, p. Svo. , .,» i<9ii«fi<*
Hulme, Uev. Samuel Joseph, M.A.,ls24-18BS
.-i-.^duatcd at Wadhaiu College, Oxford, 184,'.; ordaii,ed
!s4S- rector of llourton-on-the-Water, (iloncesters lure.
from 1S72. 1. I'houghts in Sickness, Oxf., ISf.il, 2. Hue.
Sermons on some of the Tenets ,.f the Christadelphian,-
Oxf, 3. The Princij.les of the Catecliisni "' '''^'-''"': '
„f England: Three Seim.ms, St,.w-on^the.A\olJ, Ss ,
Svo. I. The Aeeideuee of the lireek \ erb, Oxf., ls>.,
i '"ilulsic, (ieorginna E. Gertrude and Eulalie;
or, Sehocd-Dav Friendshij.s. l.,o,. 18,53, l2mo.
i Hulton, William Ailam, [o/if, vol. i., add.,] i.,
! 1S02- called to the bar at the Inner Temple 18., : jml;,'.
■ of county courts since 1847, (Ed.) Docuinents relatii.-
to the Priory of Penwortham, and other 1 ossession.s m
! Lancashire of the Abbey of Evesham, (Chetham So,-.
! Pub.,) Manchester, 18.53, 4to. . a c , ,\
! Humason, >V. L. From the Atlantic Surf to the
Golden Gate, HartConl, l.sf.il, svo.
number, William, [.n,(., vol. i add.] I. A
Complete Treatise on Cast- and Wrought-Iron Biidp.
Construction, Lon.. 18fil,2 vols, r, 4to; 3d ed., rev. aa.l
enl., 1870, imp,4to. 2. A Record of ''1; >'"'fc"-f ^ V'
Modern Engineering. Illust. Lon., 18(14 Ac, 4 vol..
imp, 4to. 3, A Handy Book for the Calculation ol
Strains in Girders and Similar Structures, Lon,, l-lo,
12mo; 4th ed., 1885. 4. A Cmnprehensive I realise u„
the Water-Snpply of Cities and Towns, Illust. 1."m..
'^iiumberstone, W. J. 1. The Friendship o( Je-us,
Lon., 187.5, Khuo. 2. A Crooked Woman made MraiL'i.l,
Lon., 1875, er. Svo: new ed., entitled "the Hea.ui!,'
Pc.werof Jesus," 1870.
Humbert, Uev. Lewis Macnaughtan, M.A.,
graduated at St. John's College, Oxford, 1812 ; or.lame.l
! IS43; master of St. Cross Hospital, Winchester, I s..j-
68: vicar of Hyde, Winchester, since 1878. 1, 1 i.'.vcis
and Devotions, Farnham, 1850, Svo. 2. Memorial.-- "f
the Hospital of St, Cross and Alms House ot Noble I o^-
■' erty, Winchester, Illust. Lon,, lS(iS, 4t().
I ilumble, Henry. I. The Recent Episc,.pal He-
I cisions, Edin., 1858, Svo. 2. A Letter to the Lisho|i ••
' St Andrews on the Occasion of his Lordship s Let at
Charge. Lon., 1850, Svo. 3, Remarks on a Receiii De-
bate in Convocation in Reference to the Scotlisli L,tMi,.:y,
L(m., 1862, 121110. 4. The Nature of Ecclesiastiei.l hs-
tablishinents. Lon., 18B0. Svo. 5. The Rights ot tail liful
Lavmen in the Church (.f Christ, Edin., 18,0, 8yo,
ilumble, Uev. Michael Maufe'han, M,A., .nut.
uated at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, IS33; or.lainM
1835; rector of Sutton, Chesterfield, sin'-e is.l.i. i.
Methodistic Catholicism : a Word of Exp..stulatiuU lo
the Rev. R. Aitken, i.i Answer to his Address o the
Clergy, entitle.l "Spiritual Vitality." Ry a 1 arish
Priesi. Lon,, 1852, Svo. Anon. 2. The C lur^-h of
England and the Fathers, Lon., 1854, Svo. .1. Crcien.i.i.
1S7'2. 4. Family Prayers, 1870.
Humbley, William Wellington Waterloo.
Journal of a Cavalry Officer: including the Mcoi..ran.c
Sikh Campaign of 184,5-1.846, Lon.. 1.S54, r. 8vo,
Hume, Uev. Abraham, LL,D„ »-C-l'o /■^.•;''
M.R.I.A., [oM(e, vol. i., add.,] 1815-1884, b. at lliHs-
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f=.ViVMn I,ilo, |,„„., |""'|J,;, '"T^rP"^-'^-'- Poems of
[>fw,] Lon., isr.-,, I,;,„V - ■^''"Christian Hour,
••al.utta, ISr9-Sl -itr'r Z""';";"''^^'""- ^''"'''
A., ,„/„.„, '""■ "■ '*>•"• And set. BiTi,i.;,i, E
s^"""^: ^::^!f:^;j"^ «-'-" of p„i„.,o„„„„
^^Hu.„e, lOU. ,.. K.„,ec:„Xove.,S..u„i,,sr9,'
Hume, Fergus W i t, .,
Cal., Lon., mr;v2mo 2 MjuZ^l^t'? "^ "^ """««">
Hiiine. Cveorivfi t v- ^t- i
0.. ^■-•i-u.s'sub^l^K.in m-""' "/^""'■■>'' <"■' P"^"'^
" "-...nanhoo,! „v A n^^ llr .'■'.'';,."• "• '^'''« ^aif.
tin... Is.Oo, svo. ""^ l nlortunatos;" 2d ed.,
, Hume, Joliii Ferciisoii i i- ,,
J"nt.y; „r, Th,3 Days of T.m , '^'J'" ""nJ'-<!J Mn-
iiy a X..W yo,.k li,-oker. N. Vo,^ H8S if '"^•"""-
Hinne, J„.e„|, B„r„|ev ' i ' V'""' '^"""•
'MeiM'.rial, L„n., 18S5 "o '' "•''''' If*""": a
W.";^:V:^!^:J!i:j^' -'^thoPeael,[„„o.el,]
't j;'ai,„.,i the. Viutory, I„„^ ,'"■ ^^"^ 'V"""' «"'' ''"»• '
„H"me, Hobert »V. Mv I'l""'." t''" "^■'' '«"'"■ '
'■"-'i. l2i„o. """'"' •^J' Himself, N. Yoi-k
Hume, Robprt wm- '
^'>-i,i,,o„'f"eN"e-VT,"»"V r^^"^""-; o,-, "The
17V'l"»t of E,i,-t Tenncjoerii'''''™''^'' '-'''»'■«'':
«»-~ofxo„„esser^^„•r]^!;...?;I^^;r
iuc iiaton Boating.
jf|;^.l<,_fn,mI825,oEa„er, ,.„„, Eto„, ,.6,; j,, ,,,^
I iiumiiiel. Rev rviii.,,: >>
".e,i a, ^vo^.;M:.*^^M,'; :.,/si';^' -y'.-^- «-''"-
' liHoniNi,,,, .\.r„,„ An^-.v I *'^^'' l**'^-^". With
I'"-., I,S7«, 12,n!,, '^"^'''' '"'^« fr"'" Latin Lyric,,
('■ .Manuals nl T,',. ,, .10 '../■'""« '■' '''■•'"il" I''..bric8,
!"•, One. lO^ii.al It .r, ',,.,.■•"• ''^^^.-'V!"' A„i,„a,„;
.n« a Kow.S„..,.„i„ „,oi ,"5, ^'','"}""A : ■■onlain-
I Iliimph'rey, I- \ " r V"'"" ,'■""" '"'"' "'<>■
l'n.te..,a„t K|,is:.„,,aV(i;,,,.i ,,?''; "" ."'" '''""W "'' the
"tan. H„.|., |s,i] '' '" ■^'""'M. %a Church-
I ""mphrey, Sirs, |;. .i , «., ..
LHiiio. •* ' ''"• '^^I'-O- .M„tiny, Kost., I87S
>«»'"""';:;^iU,,'^:- .'^:'V'' '■•-••-, v,,. b'
A..dov..rTI,..olo.|.a|s „,';,'; '''"''"' '\'"''^''>' »nd at
ur^J;!7:!i^r'^.^::;-;^--:;A. ..T,,o,.hi,dre„
iv-.'ti.::'"^s8^.fTr'^¥'^^
I 'Iren, Chlo., I8SS i'.,,,,, ^'"■'""t' Authu,-.. for Chil-
'iWm^'^^^a^TF"-, ''"""<"•"■'" ''•■"^: 0.0
Theori./of .\,;, ihilaii"* .."""/"i" U.uonalion : the
J/-|.nncd, a,;;;' .h ' ^,, «'-^., Mniv,.,.sa,itm
;','--stia,.ity and I, li e t'v ,."'Th '! ' ^'"r"'' "• '^'■
--"rarr^7?^ s!f '"«''■"■-«-'' «uth, [a
niimplirey, .>Jr,s. M„rv l r, c
A """?:&„]*:- "•"•"•". S.J., b. ,8a„, a^
Abcdeen- took" do ", 1^;^ :''''' '^'--ehal Colle,:
i .^ I'v.tig in Dundee: c e ed 1 'f'^" C'""'''''. «»d hcdd
'"""i"" in 18fiS, and fer ,,•""", '""'°"« '=0'"-
'dained prie.st in "sn , > •^'"'''' "' '*"""'• »vas o,--
iM'ty .Sermons, Lon., Isri h, s ^ "'"KniOing (Jod :
J Panegyrics of Fathe^ Sol,:.,. ' r ,fn "'w.- '^'•"'"■* '^'''e
Written Word; or Co, .^d . , " '' ' '' '^"^^ ■<• 'i'lio
tares, Lon., 187rsvo 5 1,7,?" "'," ^^""™' '^-u'-
on St. Paul's En stle to t'he .^"''"-' " '' "'■' Lectures
«. The lieligiou.? S ,Ue • „%■,'""/' ""'- '■'"»' *<Vo.
Suarez, Lon., 1881,8 7 Tl fn' °^ ' ■' " ""^•'"»« "f
t«f to a Friend, Ac V^i, 'i ^l"' ^'""« teacher: a Let-
liil^le and Helief a Lett ., ' ^p"" '■^'^^' I'- •'™- '^^ The
«■ Ol.ristian M.frn'^aje'n'" 'isVc"?;-. ''""■• ''''" '^'-o"
Humphreys, Rev I)r n ', "";
grcgational ,Soei Ity of "'•, "';''"-.\-»f the Third Con-
IStiii, Svo. ^ ' f^. t.ngheld, Alass., Springlield
|l4Te';^?M;---A,Ui„s„„, LL.n., 181,,-
ta,;y Academy l"], '' Is fnira'^r n" '"^ ^•■^- '^''"-
I Miss,ssi,,,,i delta and in otTcT en li , '■ """'y "' ">«
; had charge of the Oftice of K • ,'"«'."<'""'g "orks, „n,i
; the War De,,art„,enLrv„ "'"","" '""^ Purveys in
i chief top„g,.lp|,'ir".ngt.?,'oVtrA "" t'l '^" »"
j'i'ao LSfil, b,-ig,vdier-g°ne,.j ,?,, 1 ^""y "f the Poto-
! 61, "o'nmnnderof the Secon r W"^ ''*''""''' 'S"''"
: bH«"'"<"--general orthe" If "''''' ^^'^^'''"' "PPointed
of the corps of enginee,' is.fft '"7, ""^ oom/nander
see Dk P^^sTK„, J. W. ,„ ,™ ' /"^'■'"' '«'8- ^'or biog.,
l-ofthePaci«ei.;Kti^„f;;P^Vn;!r|^-
871
ll
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(liiv't Pub.,) Wiidh., l^.^.i, J*vo. 2. Annual Report, Wnsh.,
\sy.i, Hvo. ;i Kniiu (Ji'tlvKliurK tn Iho Itiiiiidiin i Army
of tho I'ut.mmc, ,(uly, l-ii:i, !<' April, \M\. Mu|H. N.
York, IHSIl, iL'iiic). 'l. 'I'lir Virnmi.i ('luiipiiign "f l'<i'>t
iinil l-<n,0: Ihc Army nl' ilio I'dtmniio iiml thv Aruiy nl'
tho JiimuH, ("CiiinpiiiBns (if tin,' <'ivil Wur,") N. Vcirk,
ISHi), I'jni.i.
" A rcpdsitiiry iif iliitii nf tlif LTiiiU'St vftlue. The iiarriv
tlvf U ve.v cloiir, cniiclsi', iiuil tiilr In spirit. It Is Icic;
rniwilfil, iiiiM wiilti'ii lc«i nuwli, pcrhiip!<. In lln' siyh' ul
an nItU'liil rcpnri, tn !»■ oiiUTlaLiiiiK lo tliu riiMiiil mnlur;
but lis int>'n'>t In the Miiilcnt nf llu' itrtat iainpiii>;n cil
INil-lM can Inirilly In' i'.NMi;«c.TalLMl."— .V.idDii, xx.wl. ^l-.
Willi Aniinr, IIkshv I,., Uepiirt upon the I'liyi'- ""J
Ilyaniiilii'H (if the Mis^i.-'Mi.pi lliicr, (I'.S. Ouv't I'u;..,) I
I'iiilu.. ISISI, Itii; new c.l., en!.. l'<"ll. ,
IIiiiiiplireyH, « hiirlis Joliii. l'lithi»in Pulmo- j
nalis lunl ■[■uh.'ivuiar l'lllllisi.^ l.un., \h;AI, Hvo.
IIuiiililirt?v», ICdwaril Kiipcrt, IJ„1)., ['i"(',
vol. i., aiia.,1 b. IS2n, in Knghi 1, and udnnitud at thu
Unlver.iily id' Cauibridgi!; was hKi'l-iinii-ter of ('lielten-
haiii (li-amniai'-,<chool 1S,^2-5'.I, and president of tlie Cid-
lege of I'reeoptors, 1, on. Ion, Hjl-o'j; removed to the
I'nitud .-States and settled in lioston, 'vl- '» ho haa been
assistant editor of tho Boston Post I....I principal of
tho Boston Colle^iato School. I. "The \Varnin)j;a of the
War:" a Letter to tho lli^'ht Hon. Lord Palmerston,
Prime .Minister. P.y ".V llrili-h Commoner." Lon.,
is:.,), ,Svo. Anon. 1'. England's Kdaeatioiial Crisis: a
Letter to Viscount Palmerston, Lon., Is.ifl, Svo. Anon.
3. IvUication of lJHicers, Preparatory and Professional,
Bost., ISt)2, Svo. 1. America: Past, Present, and Pros-
Iieetive, Newport. 11. r.,l.'<70.Svo. a. Frccmaaunry : the
llealerof tho Nation's Wounds, Newport, 1870, 12mo.
Iliiinphreys, ICIi/.a. Metrical Cc'iocts, from the
Booli i,r Common Prayer, Lon., 1S,">(!, 8v,.. Anon.
IIiiiiiphreyN, (JeorKt; II., M.D., and lliickley,
t'lllirll'N K., M.l). (Trans.) .V Tu.Kt-liool; of Practical
Medicine: with Particuliir Uel'erunce to Physiology and
Pathological Anatomy; from tho (Jormiin of Ur. l''eli.v
voii Niemeyer, Lon., 'lS7H, 2 vols. Svo; now od., ISSO.
lliimphreys, Huiiry. Tho .lustico of tho Peace
for Ireland: .'id od., Dublin, |St!7,8vo; 1th cd., 1871.
Uiiinphreys, Henry .\>el, [■ml'; vol. i., add.,]
1SIU-I871I, b. in liirmingimm, Kng. : resided for many
years in Italy, lie is be.-t known by his designs and
illustrations for books, but was also a contributor to peri-
odicals. 1. Diamonds iind Dust: being drains from
the Sand of Society, [a novel,] Lon., 1S5I!, :! vols. 12mo.
Anon. 2. Ktoricg by an Arclucologist and his Friends,
Lon., IS.'iCi, 2 vols. p. Svo. Anon. :i. The (ienera and
Species of British liuttorllies Describeil ami Arrangcil.
Illust. Lon., IS.V.P, 4to. t. Tho Uene.-a of British Moths.
Illust. Lon., 181)11, 2 vols. r. svo. :'). (ioetho in Stras-
bourg: a Dramatic Novelette, Lon., ISBil, or. Svo.
■'Clever and neatly written, and not unamuaing."— .S«(.
Kir., ix. .^.70.
li. A History of tho Art of Printing, from its Inven-
tion to the Middle of the Sixteenth Century. Illust.
Lon., 181)7, fob; 2d cd., ISOS. 7. .Masterpieces^ of the
Early Printers and Engravers : a Series of FacS miles,
Lo..., 18611, Ito. 8. Rembrandt's Etchings, Illustrated
by a Selection of Specimens reproduced in Fiic-Similo :
accompanied by a Life of Rembrandt and a Brief Criti-
cism of his Works, Lon., 1871, fol.
Iluinplireys, Henry It. Morin. "Boot and
Saddle!" Bils of Soutli-African Life in liush and Bar-
racks, Melbourne, 1.873, Svo.
Iluinplireys, Jenuett. 1. "Growing Up:" a
Story of Girls which Boys may read, Lon., 188:i, p. Svo,
2. In Holiday Timo, and other Stories, Lon., 1887, sq.
16mo, ;!. Insect Wa;s on Summer Days, Ac, Illust.
Lon., 1887, )i. Svo. 1. .Maud's Doll and her Walk, Lon.,
1887, sq. Itimo. 5. Old Dick (Iroy and Aunt Kale's Way,
Lon., 1887, sq. Uhuo. (i. Tales Easy and Small for the
Youngest of All, Lon., 18S7, ?q. 16mo. 7. In the Sum-
mer Holidays : a Chil.lren's Story. Illust. Lon., 1888,
12[no.
Humphreys, .Mrs. Lnurn B. The Art of Reading
Music, N. Y'ork, 1871, Svo.
Humphreys, Uose. Grandmother's Tales, Lon.,
188.-), Svo.
Humphreys, Thomas Darwin. A Complete
Treatise of Trousers Cutting. IMast. Lon., isn.!,4t.,.
Humphry, Alfred Paget. I. First Hints on Rifle-
Shooting, Lon., IS7B, IBino, 2. TheStudents' Hand- Book
to the University of Cambridge, Cambridge, 1877, 12mo.
Humphry, Sir George Slurray, .M.U., b. 1820,
872
HUN
I at Sudbury, SulTolk ; studied at St. Bartholomew'ii Hos-
< pital, London, and took his medical degree at Cambri ,.•.
lie 1)01. Me professor of anatomy in ISOll, a member
of tho council of the College of Surgeons in ISIW, and
pr ilessor of surgery at Cambridge in ISS.'t. Hi' was
1 knighted in issl. I. Lectures on Surgery, delivered in
; the .Medic:il School of Cand)ridge. Ac, Worcester, IS.'iL
8vi), 2. A Treatise on the Human Skeleton, includiiii
the .loints, Cambridge, l'*.'is, Svo. ;i. The Human Foot
and the Human Hand, Cambridge, iMll.fp. Svo. 1. lib
servatioiis in Myology: iiiclnding the .Myology of Cryp
tohranchs, Ac, (,'ambridge, 1872, Svo. h. The Hunteriiiii
Oration, IH7'.i, Lon., ls7S», Svo. (!. Vivisection: What (loo I
I has it done? Lon., :882, Syo. 7. Guide to Ciimbridgc
' the Town. I'niversity, and Colloges : to which are udde I
I Notes upon the Villages within Ten .Miles, Ma|), (,'am
' bridge, I'-s:'., Svo. ". Old Age and Changes incidental to
I it, [oration,] Cambridge, 1SS5, Svo.
I Humphry, Hugh Mi'Nuh, .M,A., son of ,1, T.
Humphry, iiit'r<i ; b, Isii.'i; graduated at Balliol Colligc,
'Oxford; called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn 1S7», Coin ■
inon Precedents in Conveyiineing : together with tlic
Conveyancing and Law of Property Act, 1881,, to., Lon.,
IsSl, Svo ; 2d oil., cnl., 1SS2.
Humphry, .losepJi 'I'liomas, b, ISlii; called i.
the bar at the .Middle Temple 1842. Registration of A-
suraiices Bill : its I'eculiar System and Practical Con>c.
iiucnces. Lon., IS.'ili, Svo.
Humphry, Kev. William Gilson, M.A., B.D.
[uHl'. vol. i., add.,1 ISI.'i-ISSS, b. at Sudbury, Sullolk ;
graduated at Trinity College, Cambridge, ls:i7, ;iii 1
elected Fellow; ordained 18-12; prebendary of St. Piiiii'.'
Cathedral ls,'i2; vicar of St. .Martin-in-tho-Field IS".
He was tt member of the New Testament Revision Coiii.
pany. 1. Eight Discourses on the Jliraeles, ( Boyle 1
»uro"s, 1857,1 Lon., 18,'i8, 12mo. 2. The Character ol>r,
Paul: in Eight Discourse.-', (Boyle Lectures, 18,')S,) Lon.,
1S.')a, 12nio. .'). The New Table of Le>sons exphiiocl.
Lon., 1871, 12nio. 1, A Commentary on the ReviM I
Version of tho New Testament, Lon., 1 882, or, Svo; new
ed., rev,, ISSS. a. Occasional Sermons, Lon,, 1886, p. -i".
Ilumpidge, Thomas ^^unlnel, Ph.D., B.Sc. 1.
IS87, let, 34 ; studied ehcnii.-try in London and Hi idel.
berg, and for eight years jirevious lo his death was pro.
fcsso. of chemistry at the I'niversity College of AValcs,
Abf.rystwyth. 1. (Trans, and ed.) A Short Text-Book "f
Inorganic Chemistry ; from the German of Dr. Hoi maun
Xolbe. Illust. Lon., 1884, er. Svo; 2d ed., 1SS>-. 2.
Atomic Weight of (ilueinuni, (Beryllium,) (Pbilosophiciil
TranMictions,) Lon., 1884, 4to.
Hun, Henry. Guide to American Medical ."Stu-
dents in Europe, N. Y'ork, 1884, Svo.
Hun, .M. T. 1. Now York Supremo Court Ri I'll',
lS7;',-84. Albany, Is7li-S,i, 31 vols. Svo. 2. Rules ol .Ml
the Courts of Record of New York ; with Notes, Itctir-
ences, and Index, N. York, 1884, Svo.
Hundley, I>. 11. Social Relations in our Soullicrn
States, N. York, IsCII.
Hungerford, James. The Old Plantation, ami
what 1 gathered there in an Autumn Month, N. Vcrl;,
ISalt, l2nio.
Hungerford, Mrs. Margaret, (Ilauiilton,)
formerly Mrs. Argles, b. and educated in Ireland ; n--
ident at St. Brendii's, liandon. County Cork. Her I lis
have all appeared anonymously, some of them in .icr
the pseudoiiyme of "'iho Duchess." 1. Pliylli- : ;i
Novel, 1877, 3 vols. er. Svo. 2. Molly Bttwn. liy llie
Author of " Phyllis." Lon., 1878, 3 vols. or. Svo.
" Full (if wit. spirit, ami gaiety, the book eiintaiiiK. iie(.T-
theless, tiiuebi's of the niiisl exuuisite pathos, and the in-
slglit iiili) the human heart shows that the unlhoi 1ms
studied the subject closely »nd well."— .4(/i., .'oi. 2i;.".:i.
3. Airy Fairy Lilian, Lon., 1879, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 4.
Beauty's Daughters, Lon., 18811, 3 vols. cr. Svo. .'.. .Mrs.
(ieofl'r'ey, Lon., ISSl, 3 vols. cr. Svo. fi. Faith and Viiliiitli.
1SS1,3 vols. cr. Svo. 7. Portia, Lon., 1882, 3 vol-, p.
Svo. 8. Loys, Lord Beiesford, and other Talcs, Lon.,
1883, 3 vols. cr. Svo. SI, Rossmoyne, Lon., 1883, ", vols.
cr, Svo. 10. Doris, Lon., 18S1, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 11.
"0 Tender Dolores," 1885, er. Svo. 12, A Maiden All
Forlorn, and other Storie.", Lon,, 1885, cr. Svo, 1.:. In
Durance Vile, Lon., IS85, p. Svo. 14. Lady Ibiiiik.^-
iiipri', Lon.. ISSfi, 3 vols. c:'. Svo. 15. k Mental Simj.
gle, Lon., l'ss6, 3 vols. cr. Svo, 16. Lady Valworth's Pin-
' monds, Lon., 18SB, p. Svo. 17. Her Week's Amusement,
Lon., l8S6,or. Svo. IS. Green Pastures and Gmy Griil',
I Lon., 1886, p. Svo. 19. A Modern Circe, Lon.. I "<:,:!
vols. er. Svo.
currents, Lon,
Is>s, ;t v„i,.
ISS.S, 2 vols. CI
"She can liiy
and she Iriisi.s i
iiilcresl.s iiC IK,.
'■ There K n,
Molly llawii,'
iiiier; lull ili,.v
pn.diieiiiK III,.',
■ iliali;' (if eorlii
■'•l"(l(ttnr. hill ■'
lliinneivel
ography 111 III,.
The Lands of
laphy of ChiirU
ISsii, Hvo. 4, •
Illust. l!o,«t„'|:
"I'be aiilhor |i
mill reail ,,(' |„.,. i
the langiiMne of
'bi; story, i,ii,|,,|-,
"s lie has siuilioil
5. England's (
•onal Obsorvatioi
.Monasteries, Ch,
tliiough the riiipi
Amer. ed„ (■■The
ill .stone." I Host.,
" A nianmil i\,r'
of KiiKland wliicl,
i.'iiide.lio,,k."~-\„/
■ Whi'lbir as ,ii;
i; liM;....k for the
I'liii-lnireliiiei-iiir,
lol i-'elHTal reiiiliii.
Volume. "^r,-,y/,,., y
<''■ A Century o
l"»n, Massach'iise
loi'iirds, and I'l,,,,
'liiunieutt, II
Ion liistrict, S,C. ;
The Conspiracy Ij
Horrors of Secessiu
""Ul, \. H.
diictions, .'ind A^ri
'iov't,! Wash,, ).s.H|
Hunt, A. i.i,
Kingdom of East At
liiing a Complete ai
Ilorough Town of T
lolk and Suffolk, Lo
"The history of 4
a really (ri,i„| sui,\uH
soiiiesinmgi.r haml i
■Vl/. /I'ei'., XX xi. 17.^
limn, Arthur J
•It the Inner Temi
b"anilaries and Fern
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under the Statutes of
L"n., IS72, p. ,Svo.
IlHut, Uristou-,
i^if-'iis, and Trade-.Mai
. Hunt, Charles
ni--tono: with an i
-N. York, Svo.
Hunt, Chillingi
bun.. |S,S5, f|,. 8vo
Hiint,C'orneliui
L.ist Confederate Cruii
Hunt, David. ;
'liilii., 1874, l2mo. "
.ilcdical Reform, Host
Hunt, De l'„re>
"ipliilieria. Grand Rai
..Hunt, K. Liten.t
>"ili, 1 870, l2mo.
Hunt, Miy„r Edi
I'lvingston Co,, N,v .
';caJemy 1845; servo,
f-mndations : n Study,
"f Science, N. York, Is
, """«, Eliza r.2t
•'."u-liier of Frederic
"'■'I. 1873, to Rev j,.|
fwilributed to the Day
'l^'s for the " Bow Bell
"•"'vel, Lon., 1870, p j
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vol-..or.8v„. 211. ThoDuoh^
ourren ., !,„„., ,,,,s, a vo|«, .
(•OS, ,1 vci|». „r. «v„ o'l II, ..\i ""'.."""""• '''"i^
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J.on., issr. 21. r„,icr
'•>■'■. :•:■. Murvol, I,„„.
!••""... S.Ue,„, ().7l s.s "•„,„, '"" •" Kcop Hoy, „„ ,|,o
llillil, Help,, ' a ,
-»-' or Ti,.I,.,.lj,.„;fi;,^:,«;;;'->..;.ure„^, Trent.
"..".., Arthur J„.p..,..K ..,. ... .,.;c:i,e,\wr.."".''';^"f'''^M,,„ors;;rrow'/
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Chrl«lliiiilly iiiHl ll» ri-lmloii u> ntluT rell({lnii« In llio
•prliiK (if IWi^l 1 hImhH'iI llio i..'lHiic» 111 111/ W'lrk in lliu
liitr I'mfi'i-Kiir Miiiirlrr. wlm hiiM ifiiu' iivcr liirKi' iinrtlnii''
cil till' MUiiii' llflil, iiii'l wliiiM' MrlliiiK" liml 'h'i I uii'iit
»i'rvli.r 111 iiif. Tlif iirulf^Mir l.i.ikfil hvit llir |iiiimt, iiiul,
ri'turiiliiK 11. Nilii «llli nil lm■r^'llll^lll^ Miilli', ' ^mi lu'vi'
tWfiily yi'iir^' wmk ln'li.ri' ymi.' II.' ihIvImimI me l.ilry .iiii'
pan Ilk, iiii'i 111 K'l 1111 Willi till' ri^t ir llml mmciii'iUmI, 1
look hit iiilvii V. iiml 111 IMiii UiL' llrst iliiipUT, w lilrli wa» mi
Piuillul.Mii. hiul lioi'iiiiii'ii liiru'u M.liiini'. Ii'ii yi'iirt Inivi'
llHHSUll -lll.f lllllt rullMTMlliull Willi I'niliKMir .MllUllri'.
'I'lii' pri'vviii »i.ik l« iiiily 1 iiipli'iliin 111 tl|,' "'r""]
clmplVv, uiiil III;' IliMwIll Imvi' In l«' icwrlUuii, -hJtlrnd
'•Vh" I'lnU'i'iiiVii'i'iil'li'iii'tsliiiiililiiiit, I'OTlKriik'I'iil 111 the
lU^)llnllll^ UlUllMl- Willi \i\\-V> 11». Ill 11 M;rl<'^ "I MlllTNUlVl',
brli^r ,lak'im'iil», llu' ri'Milli* nf ImiK mu furi'liil iiiiici;>.m-i
of liiciiilry.liniilvliiu iiii iiiiiniiiit <il lull »;liiv'' "' ',''','""
kliiiWHllHM'Xt.'lilnr.' (ifsiicli nirWul «nrk 111.' ""''< 1');-
fiir.' iiB «lvi'» iiiiil'l.' pr.Kil ; ttiul, wlu't » ii l.'ii»l n" li l;;r;
tant, 11 U till' wurk nf ii iiiuii nl jiuUclal mlii.l. ->;<«'<i'"r,
" " Ahii'l'il mill triistwiirthy lUNlury nf lu'iirly every iiniii.
111.' .lufell.'.' Ill' llie lililli mill .'ViTV pliiiM' n "'■'''"«';
.limht (liirliiK till' lline .'.•iitiirles lliiU liillii«>:',' ' " ""-
Kelijrimilliiii."-.l. Hass Mii.i.im.kii ; Amit., vi. .ii!i._
M. t'iiiiUMn|iijniry K.imiys in Tliciilii«y, I'.'ii.i I>t7:t, Kvo.
«. Tln^ (Invriil Hook of Soiipturu. lllmt. liOn., 1««»,
I'ol. With .itli.Tt, The (looil Finlit ; or, Miiro thiin Cuii-
.lUiTiira: Slori.'s "I' Christiiin .Mmtyr» mi.l lU'ruoi<.
lUiist. Lon,. ISSfi, r. 8vo.
Hunt, J«>liii Warren. Wisconsin (laiettcer ; oon-
tftlning the NameH, liooadon, iinil Ailvanlii«e« of the
C.nintios, Cities, Towns. V-lliiges, anil Settleiuenta in the
Sliito of Wisconsin, Ma.lison, KSS:), J'vo.
Hunt, LeiRh II. (Trans.) Clinioivl Lootnros on
tlic Diseases uf Dlil A^e, by J. M. Cliarcot, Lon., lS82,8vo.
Hunt, IiB Mfsurier. I'.eps at liritlany, the Bre-
tons, iin.l Breton Literature, I..111., l!<0». p. !<vo.
Hunt, Louise i.ivingston. Memoir of Mrs.
Eilwaril Livingston, N. York, IS^fi, .Svo.
"The pictures nf slmpUeily In manners, of moJerate
amtjiUiin. iif .aliii ami leiiil.^r .luimiMie relatliins, . . . In-
spire reurel I'l.r sn iiiiu'li llmt .\iiierloaiis .seem ^) have out-
llve.i,"— .Viidoii, xlill. 111).
Hunt, Lucy U. Hand-Book of Light Gymnastics,
Boat., If^S I, 211110.
Hunt, Madeline Bonavia. I. Bravo Little
Heart, Lon., 1H7S, p. .Svn. '.'. Little Hin^ea. lllu.st.
Lon.,187(l, 12mo; 2il ed., l.-*.-*:!. :t. Aunt Tabllha 3 Waits,
Lon 1S8I1, p. Svo. 4. Little Kiuprcss ,Joan, Lon., ;
18811, p. 8vo. 5. The History of Five Little Pilehers
who had Very Large Ears, Lon., 1881, 12rao. 6. Pens
Perplexities, Lon., 1.><S;!, p. 8vo. 7. Margaret's Enemy,
Lon., IH8:i, p. ."^vo. 8. The Two Hnrdoaslles; or, "A
Friend in Need is a Friend indeod," (" Proverb Stories,")
Lon., l.'fSa, p. Svo. 9. Tbrou(,'h Trial and Triumph ; or, 1
"Th.'; Roval Way," Lon., lf<S«, p. Svo.
Hunt, Mrs. Margaret, b. 1831, at Durham, tng.;
daught.r of James Kaine, D.C.L., (7. r., ""<«. vol. ii.O '
married, 1861, to Alfred William Hum, artist. Her first
three novels were published under the pseudonyme of
"Averil Beaumont." 1. Magdalen Wynward ; or. The
Provocations of a Pre-Rapliaelite, Lon., 1871, 2 vols. p.
8vo. 2. Thornioroffs Model, L.in., 187:f, :i vols. p. Svo :
new ed., 1881, I2iuo. :i. Un.l-jr Seal of Confession, Lon.,
1871 3 vols. cr. 8vo. 4. "This Indenture Witnesseth,"
Lon.', 1875, 3 vols. cr. Svo. a. The Hazard of the Die,
Lon!| 1878, 3 vols. cr. 8vo. Ii. Basildon, Lon., 1879, 2
vols cr. Svo. 7. The Leinlen Casket: a Novel, Lon.,
1880 :i vols. cr. Svo; new ed., 1883. 8. Self-Condemned ;
a Novel, Lon., 1883, 3 vols. or. Svo. 9. Barrington's
Fate, ("No Name" Ser.,) Bo.-t., 1883, I6ui.>. Anon.
10. (Trans.) Grimm's Household Tales; with the Au-
thor's Notes : with an Introduction by Andrew Lang,
Lon 1884, 2 vols. cr. Svo. 11. Our Grandmother's
Gowns, must. Lon., 1884, Svo. 12. That other Per-
lon : a Novel, Lon., 188R, 3 vols. cr. 8vo.
Hunt, 11., M.D. 1. Popular Treatise on Colds and
Affections of the Air-Passag'.-s ami Lungs, N. Yin-k, 1887,
h "
16mo. 2. Popular Treatise on Binnchitis, N. York
1868, 16mo. ^ ^ ,^_„
Hunt, H. T. Cause of Death m Fever, Lon., 1872,
liunt, Richard M. Designs for Gateways of South
Entrances to the Central Park : with Descriptions, N.
York. 1866. 4tn, ' ..,,..
Hunt, Robert, F.R.S., \_nnte, vol. 1., auu.,] l.w.-
1887 Ho held the office of keeper of t! •' luinuig records
from 184,') to 188S, and during the gr iter part of that
period edite.i the annual volumes of .lineral ,- tatistios
of the United Kingdom, of which he was the originator.
874
HUN
Me alio (dited the fifth, sixth, ami seventh e.litions of
Ire's Dioliiinary of Arts. He wasacinslant .'ontrlbiit'ir
In seientifie porindii-als and a popular leeluier. I. ('nm-
iianinn In the Olliiiial CalahiKue ; .Synnji-is o the Cni,.
tenlsiiflho International Lxhihiliiui of 1862, Lnn., iMiJ,
Mvo " ILin.l lliHik t.i III" Iiiiliislrial Deparlmoiit nf
the' Inl.'rnalinnal Kxhibitinn, 1mi2, Lnn., 1862, 2 vols,
sv.i 3 Memoirs nf Ibe (leiilogimil Sneiety ot (Ireal
Britain, Lon,, 1863, 8ni. I. Popular Unmances nf lie
West nf Kngland ; or. The llrolls. Traililinns, and Super
stitimis of (lid Cornwall; with Illustrations by (leiir«e
Cruikshank, Lnii., |8r,;., 2 Mils. er. 8vo ; 3d ed , eul., I'-sl,
n Svii ;■). British .Mining; a Treatise on Hi.' llistniy
Diseiivery, Practical Developnienl, anil Future Prosi H
nf Metalliferous Mines In tlio United Kingdom. Illusl.
1 ., 1881, r. 8vn; 2il ed., rev., 1887.
"This luit-e mass of mailer I'nrms a valuiiliU' wnrk ni
ri-i'Teiiie, peeuliarly rieli In siatlslleal liilnrmalinii llui
U Is mm'li ninre llwii this, Mr, lliinfs wellkiiu»u U.Tuiy
skill enables him tn slate his laels mnl In set li.rtli his ar«ii
meiils In sn atlra.'llvo a : 'vie that iimny a pleasanl bit m
reailiiiK may b.' picked .m' "I'lils vnlnine, especially In Ilie
hlsliirieal pnrlliiii."-.b'iii'., xxv. '.Wr.
Hunt, llev. Robert, a clergyman of the Church
.if England; missionary in I'alajjnuia and ltupcrt<
Land, and afterwiir.ls r.'sident at Wnodehester. "xlni 1
shire. 1. The .Minislruliim nf the Spirit and Lile u|
Jesus Christ in All the LunK'uagcs of the lllitenii"
Heathen World by the Instrumentality nf the I luverMl
Syllabic Gospel; 2d ed., Lmi., 1870, 8vo. 2. The I 1.1
i versal Syllabic Gnsiicl: with Hiiglish Key. Lon., 18, 3, .sv...
Hunt, Rev. Robert Slinpland, M.A., gradual. 1
'at Exeter College, Oxford, 1811 ; ordaine.l 1841; vi^'iir
of Mark Beech .since IS52. I. The Coltagc Commen-
tary; the Gospel accnrding to St. Matthew; the Go'^pil
aceirding tn St. John. By U. S. 11. I860 2 vols. I2im...
2. Musings on P.salm CXIX. By K. S. H. Oxt., !>,>,
lliint, Saiidt'ord. 1. Hand-Book for Trustees ..r
Religious Corporations in thoStatoof New York, Bulbil .,
1873, 12mo. 2. Compiliitinn of Statutes .if the Stat.'s in
Relation t.i Incorporation and iMaint'inaneo of ReliKiniH
.Societies, N. York, 1876, l2mo.
Hunt, Mnrii Keubles. 1. Yusuf in bgypt mil
his Friends, N. York, 1878, lOmo. 2. Ma's Visit t.j
Virginia. Edited by W. G. E. Cunnynhani. Nashville,
1881, 18mo. , „, . ,
Hunt, Shelley Leigh. On Duty under a 1 ri.pnal
Sun • Practical Suggestions for tlie Guidance of Travel-
lers. Lon.. 1882, p. 8vo. With Kknnv, Alkxamokii S.,
Tropical Trials ; a Hand-Book for Women in the Trope-,
Lon., 1883, p. 8vo.
Hunt, -rheodore Whitefield, Ph.D., b. 1844, at
Metuclien, N.J.; irniduatcl at Princeton 1865 professor
of rhetoric and Knglish literature at Princeton siiiec
1874 1. (Ed.) Cffdnion's Exodus and Iianiol, i,'' Library
.if Auglo.Sa.xon I'm try,") Boat., 188::, l.'mo. 2. The
Principles of Written Discourse, X. York, 1884, 1. 1110.
' 3. Representative English Prose an.l Prose-Writers, N.
York, 1887, 12mo.
Hunt, Thomas Sterry, T ..D., Sc.D., Kl!.>.,
JM.,f,, vol. i.. add.,] was professor t chemistry in I.i.miI
University, Canada, 18,i6-62, and held a similar cluur .it
McOill University 1862-68. In 1872 he reaigiie.i his
iiosition as chemist and mineralogist tn the Genlngi-
Cftl Survey of Canada, and became professor of ge"ln;;y
in the Massachusetts Institute of Tecl lology, liol.lin^'
that chair till 1878. 1. Chemical ami Geological t^says,
Bost , 1874, cr. Svo; 2d ed., enl., 1879. 2. Oritjiu of
Metalliferous Deposits, Bost., 1874, cr. Svo. 3. Special
Report on the Trap Dykes and Azoic Rocks ol .'•"Uth.
eastern Pennsylvania, Phila., 1878, Svo. 4. Cna ami
Iron in Southern Ohio: .Mineral Resources of the ll.iek-
ing Valley, Bost., 1881, Svo. 5. The Domain of I'li.\-i-
ologv; or. Nature in Thought and Language; 2.: nl.,
Bost., 1882, 12mo. 6. Mineral Physiology and Pliv log-
raphy ; or. Geological and Mineralogical Studios, Ln^t.,
1887, I2rao. 7. A Xew Basis for Chemistry: a I lieiii-
ical Philosophy, N. York, 1887, 12mo. ,,,,,,„
Hunt, fhornton Leigh, ['inte, vol. 1., add.,] IMU-
1873, a journalist, at one time editor of the Daily -Vifs.
(Ed.) The Correspondei nf Leigh Hunt, Lon., M)J, .
vols. p. Svo. „, ,,
Hunt, Vcre Dawson de Vere. 1. Th<^ Ifce
and his Master: with Hints on Breeding, Breakiiif,', ic,
Lon., 1S59, 12mo. 2. England's Horses for Peace an.l
War; their Origin, Improvement, and Scarcity, Lon.,
1874, Svo.
HUN
I) """!; r&;. i;:;-'^-,"' I-. A F
lliiiil, llfv. nii'iiaiii' m"'i
i» Joint flitor will, F A i' ' "*''-'" '""I l'*'<l 8.'. lie
l^'»„. K Iiri,h.l ('m ,ri, T '""'.','''7. ) l-n., IMS,',, I
CiMireh lli,,„nv, I,,,,,.. ,:., ,!;,',',','," '^«^''' <" ^^l''"'" "f
'■."""'•.n'!;.'"!!:: i':!:'!';-"'"'"^"- ioth.r
l'"l'"r Work, Hull, ,i'":' ,, h\;, • ''"'^ ^«'"-»"f New,.
"line, Mrn. Wiiiinn, liolinan rhiii
Jerusalem : II ski'tili „(■ \r, 1 .!.'"• *-n"''ron nt
i^j».-.-.Hv„, „.;;;;i.;';,H?;'"'^''" '"'« "> «yri,., L,.n„
Mc. t!!"i;;:,^o'V'H,.''f';;ir'':s''.^ v" '•"■"•••^i'"'« ""<' ''rao- 1
•Mi.-»ou,, Ho|,„r. , v i: f -1 ''^'.'"l '"""i =*• ''"'"-^ '"
Mt'/lical Contribut,," ,","'"? '""'.« "^ "-o Colonial
p:iM-. svo " "^ tu..gr«nt<, N. York, /»B6, '
Svo. ' "y '^'JwarU Rcus8, Edin . 1883
f^on.ial Caleulu*8;Lon ms '"' '° ToJhunter'a Dif-
'"»lale, 1868, 12n.o 4 ""'Trapper's Companion,
veniriioquism, Hinsdale, 1870, 12mo. 5.
HUX
.^Kn^fH^t;^ii;^,.:,:ri:;-^^X'v';::T:;::
"-'?"''!,' o',''!,7,:;r\!';r''"^ '"""'"«'■ •^""" •• <■"'.
Va, H-n.lni, .",;"'■'">• ""« '"-IJct at Vinin™.
8v». Am..,,. ' '^"""l''»K"narlttn, n. p., |mi7,'
Iliiiilrr, Jaiiien J. |ii,t,.ri,.„i v .1
w. euro,, and .>ari.^!:t;:;;;!4i;:"i^^,:; •-'/;
.n"""!:7;,^!r:,;";!-:;;^,^iverto„ Kron,.,.eCra.
Hunt... 11 '■■*""" •'""III', l,(iri.. ,Mpi lu,„ .
ix;.;. (.. Nvo, .M ,M|., IH?; '"""' "^ "^■«-h"Ti"({, I.on.,
''/'""''^luu"!?*,,,'!!:'''"!' J''" <^''a,n„i.„,.„,.,r,
II ".Iter, Jo ■ Ke :;;"";, "V.'-TI' '"'■ ,
"III. Ayrshire; l,..i,„n li, ' "*"2--l8,.l, I,, at Dundon-
l«orki„K a, hi .,f „\ ;,,r,? "'7'""k"r, un.l while
; ''i''i"-"l at ll,„ It V w \ .n I '"""^ P"ii"ii,K, and ox-
i'n.il „f hi,„„.|f 7 :"^';,;:';>/';'."»^kahl„ p„r.
T"";;^':!.'^:j/'';-;i";-r5rves.er«„„u„„d.
Hunter, rni)t. It r v , ,
s.oc.k,'n.o,!'i"; A'(iui;h.'-;'"M "',""• ■-•"""•^ ™"^'.
Hint, l,«n.. IS™, ,, svi ^ '"'"°'' ^'""•'■'" f-'f
o„V'o%r:J„V^!'fX'.^':f\ '• A Practical Treatise
; '"ent by Inhalati ,, N V rk 18?4 'J""'" ^ 7'"' ■''^^■'"-
I'Cttera «„ the Xatur; C, ,,' ' ','"'"• -■ l'™''tical
'Sore Throat. lirom'h tistn , "' "."ul*-"" "f Catarrh,
Carbon Thc;ry ," Son,?;; "■' '■"^' ***"• '*• «" ">o
Treatment of On/unr ',?'''"'.'■ "" "'" ■'^"'■«<-''»ful
Catarrh by OxyKemt • "', 1 T,"'-'''^' '^"''■""' ""'I
I.on., iserfsv,;.^*' '" ' "'"' ■^'e'li'iHt«l Inhalations,
the"ws^y^7kttu'\^^;^;' ''•"•^- '^''"<""-' "t
"nai""! V.roei.l,rv '''"'''" '"'"Kl'oie, and re-
, "■'■ . to Soft and ?' Vr\r'''">^ '" '" l'«"l'l'. I'o
Nny, 18;)8. Lon Hfl" 10 "^ "'^ '''"«' I'"''" Com-
■ion^'of the iV^e cburdroV I" h"""."? "^ ""' '^'i-
Africa, Lon,, 1873, or ivo ' 3 (tlX '? '"'!'" '""^
Ciitionary : a New and n,i„i *, v' P^ Kn^yelopanlio
All the Word, in The Fn^?. I ^^"'^ "'' ««'"enc. to
Account of the? Ork-fn "m! ^""'^"''SO ' «ith a Full
U«e. must. Lon.;is7S'sK™"'"f'''''"""'"'^"'""'"nJ
ter, whose name does not'lnnt '" ^u^'"- '■^'^ ^'"n-
ha. since been SercoK??.'*'" ''''"-P''8« »'' ''
served as the oriiinal ba'sir. f7h "? '""'"'"' "'''«''
•'■'Ti,!tl;z;^.^5'^''r^-
i&t;i^ei^^r^;ir^,SiS'H^''^'-^"'"^^
of subjects. . . i vahuiili,. (■."':"""• o" - varletv
! words now obsolele or r,Ir iv • " "'^ " \"»l number of
'huts or of ai,y I, rii™,i, '',',> ' V-'"'' ■, ■ ; ''ho ivaiit of
feets all these Ix r i ," f ,,'; ,1 "l V^r[<^<is, bowevor, in-
iincertaliity wh Cl ^r L l'.'^^ ""'''' ""'1 a" <'lemciit of
I'ost-Otfice since 1S82 ' The "pn? "'""p '" ">« ««°«™'
wi;h an Introduction AoL^"'"-^. ^s':"'' ^'='' '*"■•
Huntrr, Robert is^ ''"":•„!"■"'**■»• ,
upon-Avon: a " Chroni^; „f tt''S:At «S~','>>;J;
Civ"""n*"„'eefs"'"n'e'Hrr?M°'^'''' ^"^»'""' »f
tion, and KconomioalC„n».^'.- '"""/""'"''«' Distribu-
Chester, 1878, TZ '^°°='""P"»n of Coal-Uas, Man-
875
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state of HmUi^Jn the fYoTUiurjlistri('l;lnnii«llH; >;>;"'> tlm^
1. An KUMiiciitMrv View of tliu 1'nn'eeiliii^'s in a Suit in
Iviiiity, I.»n., Is'pS, svo ; Otli cil., Ijy (i. W. I.invnini-e,
ISli'.'-'?:!. •-'. Tlie Aft to Amenil tlie I.iiw of I'mpeily iintl
to liclicvc 'I'rustees, I.on., IS.V.i, 12ino. :i. Tlie An lo
fuitlier Anienil tlie l.:i\v .if I'lopcity : with Intiuiliietions
:in<l I'liicliciil Nntis l,on.. l-lld, l-'ni". 1- A Uriel Me-
ninirof tlie l.iite .Iu.-e|,li lliiiiler, l-'.S.A.: with ii Deserip-
tivo Ciitulu^ne uf his I'rineipiil Sepiinite I'uhlioutions
mill rontrUiuliniistothe •• Arelii\;ol.>';iii." 1-on., I sill, Svo.
Hunter, Tlieixlorc, iin.l Fatten, Jiiivis. 1.
p.. It I ■li:ir"es mill i;i'i|uireiiieiils on Vessels in tlie \ iinoiii-
I'orts of the WoiM; new lev. e.l., .\. Vorli. ISSI, ,Svu.
Svo. 1. The In.liiin Miispuliiiiins ; Are they lioiiiui in Con-
.seienec to rebel iigiiinst the (Jueen ? I.on., 1S71, ^v-i; .""1
e,l IS7(i .■) Orissii ; being the Sei'oiiil iinil Ihinl Vol-
nines of the "Annuls of linrtil liengiil," I.on., 1^72, Svo,
" He writes with L-reiil kiinwleil).'e, j-'ieiit syiii]mlliy with
10 111. 1, nil noople, II keen miM qiiiel; iiiM'reeiiUimi ol nil
lilt i--lrikiii«inicl roiiiiiiitie in llieir liisiury iind cliiiiiie-
U.r.iin.l wilhii Howiiif,'""'! I'leinresoue Myle \vliieli (iirrie-
111.' reielor li„-lilly "Ver «n>nii(l wliieli in less skillnl limi'l-
nii-lil >eeni tedious lieyonaendurmic"'.' — >"'. Air.. .\.\.\iii.
Till mid Kd.
(i. I'liinine Aspects of Bcngiil Histricts. l.on., 1><4, p.
^, Svo 7. A l.il'eof the Eiirl of .Mayo, Kourlh Vieeroy ol
•J. Teleu'.iiphie Coilex, to iieeomininy the " I'ort Charges , j^ |.,^ |^.-^ ., ^.^^^
of Ihe Worlil:" lid ed., rev., N. York, 1SS4, Svo. j .. i'^Vimm. in slnlement. faithful in portrniliire, uiid. il
" "■ L'li overlaid with details, —.mi'.
an Aid
, and
ISjS,
llnntiT, 'rhonias, ,<..!. An Knglis
the Life of Catherine ISiirton, I.on., 1S70, p svo.
Hnnter, Thomiis, editor ..f the Perth.^^hire Con-
stitutional. Woods, Forests, and I'slales of Perthshire
with Skelelies of the Principal l''iiiiiilies in the County
Ii;ii-.t. Pertll, ISS.l, p. Svo.
Hunter, Tlioinns. I Ed.) lloiiie Culture
toSo,-ial Hour- at Home, N. York, ISSli, P-'iiio.
Hnnter, William, F.S.A. .>^oot. liiggar and the
Iloii.-e of Fleming: an Aei'ount of the liiggar Distrii't,
,Vc.. Edin., 1S(12, Svo; L'd ed., Isli7.
Hnnter. I,ient.-l ol. William. 1. Light In-
fantry Manual. Pint I. Lon., IS.'iS, l2ino. 2. ,Sug
geslions relative to the Keorganization. Uisei]ilinc,
Future Management of tlie liengal Army, Lon.,
Svo.
Hunter, William Alexander, M.A., b. ISI4;
graduated at the University of Aberdeen; called to the
bar at the .Middle Temple I'siKl ; iirofessor of Honian law
at University College. London, ISll'J-7S; e.\aiiiiner in
jiirisprudene'e for the I niversity of London Is7y-S4 ;
jl. P. for North Aberdeen since ISSa. I. A .Systoumlie
aii.l Historical Expo.-ition of Koinnn Law, in the Onler of
a Code: embodying the Institutes of (iaiiis and the In-
stitutes of .Justinian, translated into English by J. A.
Cross, Lon., lS7li, Svo; new ed., ISS'i,
•■It is full .d' good, s..lid work, thoroiiuhly and eoiisist-
onllv thniiglit .ml. and will allord to students who make
use of il not onlv a sl.uv of infoniiation. but no eoiilenipt-
ible discipline in method.''— .4//i., No. ;i'>44.
Introduction to Roman Law, Lon., I8S0, p. Svo;
I
h Carmelite: | ,.(,ntroversiiil. not too mud
8.
Svo.
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A .Statistical Account of liengal, ISio-
77, 2(1 vol-
It is one id' the local nccouiit.s which will, when eon-
deiiseil and comliincd in a iiiiitonn system, lorni Ihc Im-
perial tiazetleer of India.'"— .Uvi((., .Niii.lili.
'.I. A Siatistical Account of Assam, .tc, Lon., ISSI), -
vol" Svo Ml. Kngliinil'sWork in In.lia, Lon., lsSl,Sv,,.
•He here iiiiiiarts to us. as it were, in a iiraclieal Ion,:
the ripe Iruils of ten vears of labour beslowed upon Ihc
■ Imperial loizelteerof India.' "— .tnW , xix. 1.
11. Tlie Imperial (ia'iottcer of In.lia, l.on.. ISSl, '.i
voN. Svo; new eiL, ISS.')-S7, 14 vcds.
"I)r Hunter has rendered lo the liidiiin (ioyernniciit
anil lo Ens-'lish jieople generally the hieiliesl serviei' a laili
lie servant could achieve, and one deserving ol the liit;li.-i
distinctions a giiitefiil niilioii can bestow, in at last nuiki'ii;
every Englishmaii wlio may consult Ins work leel inilcc.l
a citizen of India, and iireseiiting in Us true light n dc-
lenl empire, which for the most (d ii;
iiciidenl empire.
:.l., IS85. , ,
iiisL'rettt work on ' liomnu Law, in the (Irderof a( ode.
nlnio.sl marked an einxdi lu the Kiigli-li study of the sub-
icit What he then did for advaneed .student-' Me has now
(lone for those who will never asjiire to more than ele-
meiitarv knowledge."— .Ica'(., xvii. I.'i4.
H. iliind-Iiuok of the Uoad and Bridges (Scotland)
Act, 187S, FMin.. ISS2, Svo.
Hunter, William C. Bil-s of Old China, Lon.,
1SS5, p. Svo. (Containing reminiscences o( life in Can-
ton.)
Hunter, William King. History of the Priory
of Coldingham. Edin . Is.'S, Ito.
Hunter, Sir William Wilson, LL.D., K.C.,
.1.1., CLE. , b. ISIO; ediicaled at (ilasgow University,
at Paris, and at Bonn ; went to India in 1SI12, ami was
emidoyed in tlie liengal civil service. Ilo distinguished
Iiimseif by his successful supcrintenJcnce in Orissa ivnd
the southwestern division of Bengal during the famino
of ISUfi, and received llie tlianks of the government. In
IS7I he became director-general of statistics in India,
and in 1S82an additional member of the viceroy's council.
1. A Comparative Dictionary of the Languages of India
and High Asia : with a Dissertation, based on tlie llodg-
.-.011 Lists, OITiciiil Hecm-ds. and M.S.S., Lon., IsiiS, 4to.
•'Though the pages of nlossarv contained in this vidiime
arc not more than one liundrei! and eighty six. it niust be
pronoiineed a prodigious work,— the conception ol which
was courageous, the exeeulion laborious in the extreme,
and the rapid eomplelhin marvelloua."— iSaf. liev., xxvii.
J I.
2. The Annals of Rural Bengal, Lon., 1S6S, Svo; oth
ed., 1872.
"The account we liavo given of his oiienlng chapters
will show how comprehensive have been the preliniiniiry
researches hv which he has ."repiiri'd hiniself for his task,
'file narrative to which these researches serve ii~ the in-
dispensable iiitroduclion hardly bCKins in the iire.seiil vol-
ume. All that -Mr. Hunter attempts to do is lo paint the I er
S7H
has hilherlo
leeii hut a name associated with a vanue idea of distiuii
and harharie splendour."-. l//r, No. 'JNUI
•■ More than satislies all the reMmreiiieiitsot the gazetteci
at the same lime that il gives a complete aeeountol 1 he
history and polilical iiistitutioiis of the country. — .s;i(.'/.i-
'""The voriime devoted to India, No. VI. in the series, is
nerhaiis the most remarkable. It has some of the hi-l
features of guide book, bluediook. philosophicii trealiM'
administrative report, sporlsmairsdirectoiv, and liistorn.il
es-av. An experienced administrator Iresli Iroiii worlj iii
Ihe kasl has characterized it a.- a volume which eniililiv
the intelligent reader todispciise with several tomes ol Ihc
usual Anglo-Indian library."— .-•ii'. Ho:, Ixiv. i,<'J.
12. The Indian Emiiire : its llislory. People, nicl
Products, ("Trlibnor's Oriental" Ser..) Lon., 1882, Svn;
2ded., 1886. „ „ , .
"The single work now before us, to use Mr. Huiiters
own words, 'distils into one volume the essence ot llic
"Imperial (iazetteer" and 'certain of my previous other
works,' "Sat. Nn., liii. ;«4.
in. A Brief History of the Indian People, Lon., Iss.;,
1). Svo; Jth ed,. rev., 1SS4. . ,
" Excellent as this little book is in some ways, its title is
misleading, and the work itself is disappointing as coiiui.l'
from one who can ilo and has done so much tor liidhni
hi.storv as lir. Hunter. , . . The present book, on examiDi
lion.lirovcs to be iiothiim more than aeondensation n llic
arlicleoii India in the ' Imperial (;iizetteerot India win. li
has already been reproduced under the title ol the In-
dian Eiiipii'c.' "— .4//i., No. 28»(>. „ . . , ,
14. The llbert Bill : .■speech on Proper Criminal .luii--
dielion over Europeans, Lcm., ISS:!, 4to.
lIunter-HoUgsou. See llonusos.
Huntingdon, Augusta. Married or Not Marricl .■
a Novel, Lon,, ISIlll. :l vols. p. Svo.
Huntingdon, Itev. G. The Shadowy Land, ami
other Poems. N. York. ISfil, Svo.
Huntingtord, Kev. Kdward, D.C.L., [ '",
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1. A Harmonv of the Chronological Prophecies of Itnmel
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Boy's Way to Eternal Life; a Course of Lectures. I."ii.,
1857, I2nio. :i. The Voice of the Last Prophet: a Priic
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I Svo; new ed., 1871. 4. Advice to School-Boys ; .'-cr-
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Christianity, Lon., 187!l, p. 8vo. (i. The Apocal.vjife;
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Svo. 8. Popular Misconceptions about the Mist
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Ilurst, Catheriiio li. 1. (Trans.) llenata ol Este . |
a Chapter from the History of the Kefoin.aliou m J ranee, ,
by C.'stra.k, Cin., 1^7:!, IBnn.. 2. Ciueen 1-""'^;' "f
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N York, 1874, lUiiio. .-). Klizabeth Christine. V, ife ot
Frederick the Great; from German and other !5uurces.
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Hurst, (Jeorge, F.S.S. Kural Legends, Lon.,
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Hurst, llev. John Fletcher, D.D., LL.D., b.
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College in 1851, and studied the.dogy at the umve -
sities of llalle and Heidelberg, Germany i «»"="■;'''!«
ministry of the Methodist Kpiscopal ^^."i;"" .'"• „ i„'
was instructor in theohigy in the Methodist Mis »" In-
stitute at liremen, Germany, 186f,-6'J; became prolessor
of historical theology in Drew Theological »«'".i"'"',>;;
Madison, N.Y., in 1871, president of that >n;;t'tut. n 1
187a, and in 1880 was elected bishop. 1. Why Ameri-
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135J 8vo. 2. History of Kutionalisiu : embracing a
Survey of the Present State of Protestant Theology, M.
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Hursthouse, Charles Flinders, [.i«(.;Vo'. i 1
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I 1857, 8vo. 2. (Ed.) Songs of the Nativity, An.ieiit
ami Modern : with Notes, Lon., 18(i,S, 4to.
I Husniann, George. 1. The Cultivation ot ik-
, Native Grape and Manufacture of American W ine^ .\.
York, ;8C6, 12mo; new ed., 1880. 2. Grape-Culture ini.l
; Wine-Making in California: a Practical Manual. .-1111
Fran., 1887, 12nio.
Uussey, E. (i. Home-Building: a Book ot 1 ;ici>.
Illust. N. York, 1875, 4to. . , ,. ,
Hussey, Edward Law. 1. Accidents to \ ihin-
teers: a Lecture; 2d ed., Oxf., I860, 8vo 2. ""''f
from Various Authors, and iiagmenls of lable-hilk.
Afternoons at L»»s»«>»*»», (Littlomore Lunatic .\.<.v-
lum,) Oxf., 18":i, 8vo. Anon.
Hussey, J. H. (Ed.) The Century of Indciicn-
dence, Bost., 1876. Anon. , ,^ r. i„
Hussey, llev. James McConncI, D.D., griJu
ated at Exeter College, O.\ford, 1843; ordained l.'il";
vicar of North Brixton since 1865. 1. .!oy lor the Snr-
: rowful, Lon., 1855, 8vo; 2d ed., 18,50. 2. Hon.v: ;in
I Essay, Lon., 1H78, 8vo. 3. Sciindal and heandiil .M"ii-
' gers.'Lon., 1879, 8vo. . ,, „
I Huston, Mary E. A Summer Journey m Luropc,
I Bv Cimsiu Mary. Cin., 1881, 12mo.
i IIUHton, li. G. Journey in Honduras, and Jot
tings by the Way : Interoeeanic Railwoy, Cin., l^..^^"'
I Huston, Rev. Robert. 1. Letters on the Distin-
! guishing Excellencies in the Character of H'!»>a'''ab
1 Scripture Personages, Lon., 1843, 12.no. 2. UhLUs
HUT
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,Sv(i. "uiiressed |„ tlio \,n,ng, Un., i.sflii,
Hutch, Kev. Hillitn^ i. n . '
her Labour., „„,| thnr Krui./ 1. ,•',*'''''• ''" Lil'N
the Blossci Vi «i„\\ .!' i,tr'l ''T "^""' ^"»'i""" "
(Trans.) The ti^^vl;,,; ,.""'1 "•,,""•' '•'■^•^' **>'»■ '
Iiiflnietions /or .Voiv rnnV, ^; '^•'i"'.-.) I'ruftieal
,>;•. -^'-.Salvarori/LZ.frstTi 'T ^-^^ '"'""' "^^
I'ra.-inetti, l.on., Imh; ""'" "" '■•">■<"•. by Joseph
Ilutclieoil, Mrs I r • I . '
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" l-eaves froi.i a Jli-ion' ii„,, ' " ,*-"''•' '■'"^■> fntitloU
l'"li8ho,l Stones fro „ a 7) "- '" '"'""'" ''<«». 3
l.'<S2, 12n,o. '"'" " "™8'' 'i-'K-ry, [a tale,] Un
a |-"u::?;,^?:^';:,^--V. .^he Pett,sha,„, :
« Xove), I,on., 1 «ru :i V-oti ' n s. ^^ <^""«''t "' "• Trap :
Love-Storv, Un liri 9 "• '*• «he a„,i r -.'
Stories, Lon., ],s.s,i, ,' Sn, { ■n'^T" P'"''*' "'"' " I'er
If'St.or.Svo. fi. Frit/ an Ik! ';.';'"'■ ^""«'- I""«. '
n|Ma;" or, Martin i.eij.-'s L lon^'iss,""' " '''""^-
He >cnang I'inite, an,l The U. Pi-.'^'**','' ™- «•
and how he dino,i with theA 1 n- . , '' ' '=^ Monltey,
111. Tcdfli/. (k V '"' "11! Ailnura! I.ji ' -J.S'i « u.,
ji. icaay: liio story of a "Tit' .'.:„'' P- ***■"■
I;"n., IHSfi, p. 8vo. il T-ewii, ■■• "Itst-
'ho Sargasso .Sea, Lon., I.S«,i . s " •''^"""•- '^ S'"^y "f |
of the Variou., Works r*«l„t;, 1 *"'"" "'"""s.ana.- List
from I4«8 to I.S.^s; Gl, «;:"'!;" .'^'^ "'""""' ^^""-«
Pnnte,, for private eircM,latior'- '^""''- ^» ""l'i««
Hutcheson, William "i ir
gi"v. 1X57, p. 8v„. Apocalypse Opened, Ulas.
Hutchieson, J. r /pi\r. •■
College, Dublin', ml. ordS, '^A'l^,""'^'' . "' trinity
clooney since Isr? (J ,,.,,„' ,'.'-' '''''^tor of Kii-
vioes of the Boolt of Com "n T ^"'""^ "" ""e Ser-
Belfast, im.i^.Hvo. " '™'=''' "ith Analyses,
CuHosity in Cal,fon,r IMu's, ""T"' f ^^'""^"^ "'"d
<'l;ed.,illu8t., 187B,j1„ """ F'-an., 1S62, 8vo;
I.«,no."^*' **"•""•-■'• I'-^'-f Wi.sdo,n, N. York
?:iSth:!;:to!'7K;;l?'S^'^^>-"-^
•• The Person and Work „f.l/e ^'T'l"."' '^'"^''shire
" Lectures, Lon., LSOy Svo %, ".'^ i'*"'''-' " •'^'"•i«'s
Aspects of the Cross: Seven Ditt'' ?'■•• ^- ^""'«
«Jv lS-6, p. 8vo. 3 The ?f„ ""'I.'"'' ''""- l'<72; 2d
■ (Prans.) The Confessions of Sai^t a",?' 'f.«''P-8™-
188.i, 8vo. i(. (Trans.) Of the r,n .,.• '^'J'"""' I""'-
ThoNms 1 Ken.pi.,, j, ,„' , c "/7. '"""" "^ Christ, by
«• (T>ans.) Spi^itu'a iComiat L ""'V ""7- '"^- >88J-
Hu c-hin ""r^ ^">«'«-r„:;n''s' "^ '""f""'- "- «<•-,
'•■Hilling, Jamgg u I -ri o .
;'<^' an Introduction, lo" Lor ■ ^ «f 7""^^ ^'='' '«"« ••
tultici which eyi.t in a^ „!.?!,' • ' ''"• 2. On iJifli.
;-> Acts of I'urlianent L"r l'ji:'5^'*"'"".rf "'« «»"- I
»7 Powers and Duties of vrjlrf ' ' J"' ''• ^ *"« ^""i-
'■»n., 1809, 8vo. 4 Th! r , "' •^^"''•"" Authorities
''»" and Use of Cana -VoZ T'X" "'», "egis.ra-'
^ri
HUT
A>.-t, LS8a, Lon., 1883,
Hv!'"''" "»''''■"«' (England)
5^^Cl!^tn^^rr^n^l^t-£-
.„, *'<-''> i "=l'i '"■■ hummer Tourists, Lon.^ Zh/o p"
';t^rj^!::r;i^«-^ru,^„, ,,,^,^,,,,^^^^^
an-in^^^le^-l-^I^^ntiL^^^-n^y^-^
to- of Chinee Philoio , fy'l^^^^^^^^ Ch.p.'
"f 'Mcncius; or, i'olit L.l .' ' ^- (Trans.) The Miml
''"l-.I.!.y; frin-tirermlTo'/ „'"'""'-' "" '^•-"'
l-"n I,s82, 8vo. '"-i-nmn of Rev. Ernst Faber
iliitchiiison, c. f I I) '
j teen Years' Experience lopekaTsT?^"^ ^"""'' ^ ^if-
"■• "n Indian jlesorve n llans.U r ' '"""'• ^- ^ ^"'"'^y
Ifiino. " '" '^»n«as, Lawrence, Kun., IS71
Hutchinson, C. r ti, „
' iood. Alcohol, an^l Hecf',',,,, 1 1'" ,^"''"'" ^""""-^s ••
Hutchinson, Mrs f«' ;..''*■ "• ''*'«■
"f Cl'il.lren, Lon.! l'.'* l2mo ^''^ ^"'''^ ^^'^^^''tion
Tr":'!:^"C'x^S'i:;::;-*^^r-^- '■^'-^-e.
-Ny.wua : a Field for Mis" o„a ' Vr' '^''"' ^''='"'"
Hutchinson, Eiyn ti t.
-■naXeglectedS.vi^L^I^^^X"^.:':;;!'-
B|"ls,?,!",ro: ^"- '^'--''a V. Songs and Lyrics,'
«o«t.. I.s«4, r.C ""'P'""" ''I'ioh r'elate to Music,
Hutchinson, Franri. i.- r^
Lon.. 18-8, p. 8vo. ""• ''"» ^^- ■ a Biography,
'liitchinson (■ 'I'l.
f'i-on: ThriJ,'n;„',''in.i;r'- 'i <^'^-) ^^ Time
L<'n., 1887,4to. 2 ^K I 1 t r ?^ ""'' ^ "ot"- Illust
-"<" J'oem.' Iliust.- ^L „' Ts^J'^,''' ««' "»"'-■« in PTe tro
Hutchinson M„f„'' I, • '9- '^"'o-
late of the Si F?"''*^«"- «e«'ge, C.S.r CB
retired W6 ZmfT,'^'' ^'''■''^ '" 'ho A lut^y:
piled from Authe, tTc Kec/r,l, r""","'"* '" 0'"l«: oomj
, Hutchinson, H 1 r ' ^""•' ^*«»' !'• 8vo.
I quijy into the Xa'ture Growth" Rlr: " ^t"'' ^ "° ^n-
;-;.:^-^u.,Purpr^-tSi:^'S«,-^tl'
'•'">., 1886, p. 8vo '- Fi"n p '' "^ '^''Ps E.xplained
Text-no„ks7Lo„.!-l8:s8,^" h'v^"'-'""^"'^''" •• Note's on the
Hutchinson, Horace r' 1 »
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fHi;^hl;:;:^-^:"^?^-.^;"r^^^
!">•»•. '«n, i2„,„ „„„7j '•J''" *"1"'"^' "f Josus,
! 'on., 187;;, ,2mo, new ed is'si \ ^r" ^''''^^ I"""!
[verse,] Lon., 1873, 12mo ' ■*• •'"'^ ''^0 J"U8,
Wheeh'','"i"r„"f',"{; ""••ert. .'• (Tr««s.) Fortune's
ingam, Pandit, Lo ."^ 887 T'k""' ^'t ''^ «• Virt"l
^^■■K»in.lfor:aTa,e'„&;n:V-.57..t-^«
879
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Ilutchiiisoii, John, M.T). The Sinrometer, the
SUahciscoiie, iinil Sciilc Biiliinco: their Use in diacnmi-
niUini,' Disoiises of llic Chi'st, l.on., 1S52, 8vo. i
lIutcliiiiHuii, Uev. JkIiii, (.icfiitor of l,ichlicia
Catlicilnil. I'arish Kirolleetiuiis : a 1-ew IMain f-e;moii,<
on Certain Cliur.'h Olisorvanccs. l.ii'liliulJ, l.sji. Svo. ,
IIutchiilNOli, John. Aric.nia ; or, Recollections |
of Wvesiilo: a I'ooni. l.on.. 1850, 12iiio.
Hutchinson, John A. l-an.l Titles in A irginni '
nn.l West Virginia: inclii.ling Ta.v Sales, DeeUs, l-or-
feitures, Ac., ('in., ISS7. svo.
Ilntchiuson, Jonathnn, 1 .U.C.-i., !;-uit''>« "Pi-
geon to the I.on.lon llor-pital an.l lo the H^. -p'tal lor Ills-
case..- of the Slun. 1. .\ Clinical .M'-moir on Certain
Diseases of the Eve and Ear on-secinent on InlKMitea
Syphilis, l.on., isiili. Svo. 2. Leetnres on Chniei. .sur-
cerv L.'n., lS78-7il, Svo. ;!. Illustrations of Clinieal
Surgery; being I'lates, ,te., with lJeseri,,tive I.etler-
Press, Lon., IS7S-SS, 2 vols. lol. 4. The l>e,hgree ol Dis-
ease : being Six Lectures mi Teniperainent, Mios.ynera^v.
nn.l Diathesis, l.on., 1SS4, Svo. 3.,rt.vi>h>l'_;; ;v.tli Eight
Chromo-Lithogi-aiihs, ("Clinical Manuals, ) Eon., l>»i,
'llutchinson, Joshua. A lirief Narrative of the
Hutchinson Kamily : Sixteen .Sons iin.l Daughters (jt tlie
" Tribe of ,Iesse." By .loshu.i. ISo.st., In7I, . 'no.
Hutchinson, Murgarite. (Trans.) A Uq.ort of
the Kingdom of Congo, Ac, by D. LopaJ ; edited by
T. Fdweil liuxton, Eon., I8SI, 8vo.
llutchinson, Peter Orlando, a great-grandson
of Go'-'crnor Thoin,.s Hutchinson, l-/. r., »„(-■, vol. i.) .
A Guide to the Land-Slip near Axuiouth ; 2d ed., bid-
luouth, 1840, I2U10. I. The (Seology of Mdmou h and ot
SouthJastern Devon, Sidmouth, lS4;i, 12ino. .!. Chron-
icles of (iretna (ireen. Eon., IS44, 2 vols. 12ino 4.
K Xcw (Snide to Sidmouth and its Neighbourhoo.l,
Sidinouth, lS,-)7, 1). Svo; now ed., 2 parts, ls6o. .>. ,
(Ed ) T'he Diary ind Letters of His E.xeellency Ihomas j
Hutchinson, Governor of his Late Majesty's Province .
of Massachusetts Bay in North Aincriea; with an Ac- |
count of his Government of the Province, Ac, Lon., iss.i,
" ■■'Jlmn'ie been experienced ii. <^''i'lli«,^,?,«:''''l'^,,'','',I,';
rendered the book more atiraclive )f ^^^' ^ IS,' h
important contribution to a part "'''"[., ''''7,,"'"o'.',t ,
siill in groat need of ehnddalinii. . We know .In ricuit
work imi.-e valuable of ils kiml, with the exception of te
•HisKirvof Now York during the Revolutionary War, by ,
Mr. .hisllee Jones. ■—.4r/i, Nil. 2917. .i„T„«nf
Hutchinson, Robert. Treatise on the Law ot
Carriers of Goods and Passengers, Chic, Es^J, 8vo.
Hutchinson, Robert Fame. 1. Thoughts on
the Book of Job, Lon., 1875. p. Svo. 2. A Glossary
of Medical and Medico- Legal Terms; 2d ed., Calcutta,
^^^Hutchiiison, Thomas. Ballades and other
Khyuiesof a Country Book-Worm, ''»"•' "Jf"''-'™;
Hutchinson, Thomas Joseph, M.D. i.K.<i.So
F.K.S.E., [nnf, vol. i., add.,] b. 1820, at .Stoneyford,
County Kilkenny, Ireland; after taking his medical de-
gree, made several voyages to Africa as ships doctor;
was British consul for the island of Fernando PoISod--
61, fo. Rosario in the Argentine Republic I861-i(), and
for Callao 187(1-7:!. E Impressions of West Afr'oa ;
with Remarks on the Diseases of the Climate, Ac, Lon.,
]SJ8 p 8vo. 2. Ten Veais' Wanderings among the
Ethiopians, Lon., 18(il, Svo. 3. Buenos Ayres and Ar-
gen.ine Gleaning.-, Lon., 1S65, Svo. 4 The Paranii;
with Incidents of the Paraguayan War, and .South
American Recollections from 18«l to ISOS, L.m., IsbS
Svo 5. Up the Rivers and through some Territories ot
the Rio de la Plata Districts, Eon., 1868, Svo. fi. /Two
Years in Peru; with Explorations of its Antiquities:
with Map by Daniel Barrera and Numerous Illustrations,
Eon.. 1874, 2 vols. Svo. ,, ^ „j
• FiUed with the experiences of a earefiil observer, and
enriched wit I the taslt- of a lover of the picturesque in na-
re and arc . . ks an antiquary lie i^JP^^'-^'V" ^'j^^'^!^^
at times to take a critic's breaili away.' -M. hev . xxxv il.
■'■''•Contains much useful Information, partly reprinted
from the volume of Consular KciM.rts I'f^vn^f ' ' , ' ^[1?
tncnt and from English newspapers In Peru, and partlj
Pn't'ed'for'th? fllsf tlnm . lAi. this -eful Portion is
works ?rSespeculati<,ns auddepreAtonofallpr^^^^
writers of distinction on Peruvian history. -CLfcMtNTS k.
MARKHAM;./lcua., V. '222. ia7« « «,.«
7. Summer Holidays in Brittany, Lon., 1876, p. 8vo.
■'xhe author . . . seems to have mastered one thing
sao
HUT
thoroiiglily,-the style of a penny-a-liner. -Sat. Uev.. xliv.
■'■^llutchinson, William. The Last Shilling; or,
PerJe'erIre Rewarded; 2d ed., S.ock.mrt, 87(1. 12,no.
llutchinson, WilUani. 'The Spirit of Bree-
masonry: with Notes by Rev. G. Olivei, N. \ork, 1S7I,
'"llutchinson. Rev. William, M.A., graduated at
Trinity College, Dublin. 1S4S; ordained 1848; vicar of
llowden .since I sf,2. The Making of the English Church ;
t.ild briellv, in Six Lectures, Eon., 188t). Svo.
llutchinson, tJcn. William Nelson, retired
I. Dog-lireaking; the Most Kxpeditnms Certain, and
Easy Method, Lon., 1848; 7th ed., em., 1SS2. 2. Bn-
..ade Drill as established by Order and the 1 sage ol the
Service Eon., ls:).'i, Svo: new ed., rev., 1802.
iViitchison, Rev. J^nens Barkly, I\.D., gradu-
ated at (ioeen-s College, (^aiobri.lge ; >ncumbent o St
■lames's, Devoniioit. I, Memormis of the Abbey ol
Dundrennan, in '(Jalloway, ExeU-, 18,^7, 4to. P"v;"^'l.v
iirinted 2. A Monograph of the History and Restora-
tion of the Parish Church of St. Mary, Callington, Eon.,
'^il'u'lciiison, Frederick J., and Macgregor,
Ilcnrv (Jray. .Militarv Sketching and Reconnaissanoc,
r Milifarv Illnd-Books:' ) Hlust. Eon., 1878, 12,no.
Hutchison, G. A. 1. (Ed ) Cricket: n Popular
Hand-Book of the Game, Eon., ISS, p. Svo. 2 (Ed.)
Football: a Popular Hand-Book. By Irvine, AIcock
Ac. Lon., 1887, p. Svo. 3. (Ed.) In-Door Games and
Recreations: a Popular Encyclopa;dia for Boys, Lon.,
"^ilntchison. Rev. George, of the Church of
Scotland. Sermons, Edin., 1872, p. Svo.
Hutchison, John. Hymns and Passages of Scrip
ture for Divine Worship, Dunferm ine, 18(il, lOmo.
Hutchison, Rev. John, D.D. 1. Our U,a-
Messages to the Seven Cliurches of Asia, Lon., S.Sl, p
Svo. 2. Lectures, chiefly Exiiository.on St. Paul s lu.-t
and Second Epistles to the 'i'hessalonians : with Notes.
i Lon 1884, 8vo. 3. Lectures, chiefly E.qmsitory, on M.
Paul's Epistle to tlie Philipidans, Lon., 1887 Svo.
Hutchison, John. The Practice cf Banking:
embracing the Cases at Law and in Equity bearing upon
; 11 Branches of the Subject, Eon., 18S1-87, 3 vo s. b^o.
: Hutchison, John, M.A. CTrans.) The German
I Universities for the Last Fifty Years, by Johannes
Conrad: with Notes, L.m., IS.sj, Svo.
Hutchison, Rev. John Russell, D.D., IMi,-
1S7S, b. in Columbia Co., Pa.; graduateil at Jeffcrsnii
Colleee in 1820; held pastorates in Mississippi an.l
Louisiana; was professor of ancient languages in Ojik-
land College, Mi^-s., lS42-.'>4, and afterwards engage, ,n
mission work in Houston, Tex. Reminiscences, SketolHS,
and Addresses selected from my Papers during a Minis-
try of Forty-Five Years in Mississippi, Louisiana, an.t
Texas, Houston, Tex.. 1874, i2mo.
Hutchison, Joseph Chrisman, M.D., LED.,
IS"2-IS87, b. at Old Franklin. Howard Co., Mo. ; gni.i-
uated in the medical department of the University ..1
Pennsylvania in 1848; surgeon to the Brooklyn Cit,
Hospital and to the Brooklyn Orthopredie Inhr.nary, an.
professor of operative and clinical surgery in Long l.slaiiJ
College Hospital, 186()-fi7. 1. History and Observa ..^as
on Asiatic Cholera in Brooklyn, New York, in 18.,1, N.
Y'ork 1854 2. Dishication of tin- lemur into tlio l^-
chiatic Notch. 3. Treatise on Phv-ioh,gy and Hygiene
N York 1870 12rao. 4. Contributions to OrthopoUn
Surgery.' Hlust. N. York, 1S80, cr. Svo.
Hutchison, Rev. Robert Pender, M.A., grad
uatcl at Corpus Christi (Jollege, Cambridge, 84.1 . .r-
dained 1843;' rcct.r of Martyr Worthy, W'"'^'';' '
since 18P9. 1. Sermons to Children, Lon., 185.!, li.mo.
2. The Lord's Supper a Feast of Reconciliation, L.m.,
188,^, Ifimo. Also, single sermons, Ac.
Hutchison, William. Illustrated H'story 'f
Washington and his Times, Norwich, Conn., 18,2, svo,
"''Hntciuson, W. H. Florio, Pen and Pencil
Sketcnes : being Reminiscences during Eighteen ) a »
Residence in Bengal. Edited by Rev. John « ilM.
Lnn„ 1S83. Svo. , , f
Huth, Alfred Henry, b. 1850, in London ; son ,,!
Henry Huth, i„/ni ; educated at Rugby Sohool 1861-97 ■
atendel lectures at' London University 1867--6S and »
the University of Berlin 1869-71. He trave led in lb
East with Thomas Henry Buokle, .upro, 1861-1)^, »
member of th.
Marriage of Ni
Laws of Natior
1875, 8vo: 2d
Humanoe Salvi
printed, 75 cop
on Marriage t.
Appendi.x to tl
IS79, Svo. 4. 1
Buokle, Lon., D
"It is not easy
ms as a philoc
shipped by 'tlii
considered Mr. It
have become aec
.l.iclrlne of evoli
'Hisloryof Civili
llathybius. \y to
coldness. He fou
r»'.sted uiiaildressi
eiices. . . , Mr. H
inth rare siiieerli
philosopher as hi
^ "Mr. Huth'shfo
been made sliorte
Hulh is worth all
all that is wor'li
historian."— .-leaf/.
5. The Employ
6. (Trans.) Goeth
Metre, Lon., 188!)
Huth, Frede
Horses and Equi
Jli|»pology, Lon., 1
Huth, Henry
school; was a ban
the collector tii thi
the exception of L
his death came int.
I (Ed.) Ancient I
England in the Si
Lon., isr>7, 4to. 5.
Journey of an IrisI
Year 1.572, Lon., Is'
■'■■ (Ed.) Fugitive '
511 copies, privately
ll.UI.ITT, \V. C.
llntson, C'. W
N- York, 1888, I2in.
Hntton, Alfre
Lon., 1867, Svo. 2.
eing. Lon., ]8fi7, 8v(
Hutton, Rev.
tiated at Exeter C.W:
lingt.in, Lincolnshin
filic Church and enti
'i'lie Anglioan Minis
ti'in to the Cathidh
I'relace by his Eminc
8vo.
" The book is extrei
Ijomts at issue with tt
Hutton, Barba
get tlirough it : prae
Lon., IS(i:i, LSmo. •'
Lon., ISfi7, I2mo. 3'
'•on., 1868, Il'mo. '
Hlust. Lon., lS(i!i, 1:
the Saracens. Illu«t
Cross; or. The Vow'c
l-i"o; new ed., 1883.
'iiiis of Montrose.)
Hutton, Enoch.
("ii.le to Poultry.Kee|:
Jl"tton,Rev.Ge
Chur.'h: tho Wrong
. 8"'^•'<vo. 2. The (.'as:
Lon., 187,s, 8v„
„',|.''"»''.Kev.Ile
"( "a'ihani College,
,»v.„t Oiinlen, from
f-'|'l.iniit.,ry, „„rt pr„,
"'burn. Isas [o,,,,.
and Last Six Dis'course,
».* f. Hale, Lon., 1863
Mutton, Henry i
.'■ *'"'lern Warfare: its
'«y. I-on,, LSofl, 8v„. 2,
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1 NS2
olicrhurch and enteVed tLe oXTof t'^r,-" i""".
^^f-b.h.K„,i„e„eeri;:;:;^'C..5'Ln:[?;j'
Hiitton, Ilarbnrn i ir <
l-on. 1868, 12^; '4''""!: ""he Crusades. Illust.
the Saracens.' Illu t ,"'„ Tsro V,"'' ' /" T^'e' of
f>»^s; or, The V»w of Mnn/rf ' ?!",'"■ •=• The Fiery
'-'"'".• new ed., "si "' "7f»'^o- Hl.ist. ton., ml
'i"i«of Montrose!) ' biography of the tirst Mar^
Hiittou, Eiinrli Ti. n
-"'"■■ -■'• dinc^ 7" Tracts for P,''™';''''" T^^ '''i"'"P'«'^ «f Evi-
y Morning: how ,„ , p. Svo. * 2. Thl Kel«tfvrv',""'^/^°»'''''") I""'-. lS<i2,
Housekeeping, Ac, plishu,ents n the Rduea "T "/»f.""''^^^ "nd AcconH
eir Heroes. Illust. Ur,., 1«62, «vo 3 s,," , " l*^ .""'""^n ■■ «■ Lecture,
Crusades. Illust. Sketohes of UadinVl ' i fi'" ' V""""^"' ^ -^ S-^ries of
Kssays, Theologtoa^and 1""'' .""- '**""' i'" "'o- "••
ume deals with theological „,„,;' ■-'L '^'"' T' ™l-
of Goethe, Wordsworth Sh.llBvH ■ ^"""'"^ '""'s
Clough. HawthorL an.r t . -ro^rr?"';?,' ''T^" !='''"•
uient. A selection frun thn „ • if^ "'^ ""' "''' ^ei-ta-
thor was pubn.,„e:, u'n', c 'r'tiTro? ?.' vf " ">' "j". -"-
«ry Criticism," Phi|„ . |s7(i lOn'o!) ^^' '" ^''•^'■-
Church: (he AVronij and th.' H ' ;"• '• ^ho Irish ' i,.'^,',''- H|i"on is an eminJn l" t
8«^ «vo. 2. The Case of D oJtr'l^^' ' ^'^ <^''- ^on., i X .'.'.s' ll'' " *. ' i'tlo loo lu.i '„.,'&
•Lo"., 1878, Hvo. '" "^ D'»establ,shment in Scotland i vfgorZ: d?r""'"v'rp""'' ^^'">"''f
.ipreeiative and Intel-
cii toccrmin leniinine
thegraceiul tliaii the
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■ - -:on. Mrs. Ilichard Holt. H..lia»y Rnmbles I ISfil! he was elceteii pro(V.,s„r of cou.parutivo nni.Nm.y to
'"^uitonrii:;: itXrt Shaw, M.A. . ,. ^^ ^^:^^'^ ::s^z7.^:k:::^i
ltai„K l.y .or, Truths for a T>,„e ol Awakenmg (i ...- ; J 'f, "V;",, .^ se,,.:,| „f Loivnc, at S<M,>h Ken.in,-.
gow ls;-,2 (Muu 2 A [--"',0^'^;';"; , .";,;', , ;" U laor, an,l was olcctecl president of the Uoy„l
Truths lor Karnest Times, Lon., 1802, cr. .--vo , ne» lm., ^ u^^^^ ,^^ ^^^^^ - ^^^ j^^. ^^^ ^^^ con.i.ellod bv overwork
I SSI, 12mo.
Illltton, S. K. Dessie I'cunimore: a lalo ot
L'ouiitry-Town Chihircn, I,nn.. IS.Hj, p. -Svo.
Illltton, C'apt. Thomas, of the V,m%\\\ nnuy. 1.
Tlie Chronology of Crealicui; or, (ieology an. I .S'npture
Heconcileil, l.o'n., IS.M.Svo; new ei!.. IStlO. 2. Israi'l
in till' I'list, tlie Present, and tlie Fnli'-i- ; or. Lectures on
the KestonUion of the .I.'ws, l,on„ ISJtl, 12nio; 2(1 cd^,
ISCitl, ;i. The I'onsuiumation, l.on., IMill, cr, 8vo. 4.
I're-Adaniilo Death proved to be a Ooologioal Delusion,
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at Trinity <'olle;,'i-, Cambridge, l-^lll: ordained IMio
to resign ihat appointment together with his other offic,,-,
retaining only liis )iosilion at tlie t'chool of Scii'nce. lie
has conlribr'cd largely to the Tran?aelioiis .jf varioii--
s.dcntitic societies and to leading Knglish reviews. I.
till the Kducational Value of the Natural llistm-y Si'i
enees, Loii., lS,il, Svo. 2. (Trans.) On Tape and Cysiic
Worms; with an InU-odiiclion on the Origin of Intestinal
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B, Church Authority: its Mode of E.xpression ai;.l its
Limits, Lon.. lS7.i, ■|2mo. 7. (Kd.) Aids to Communion ,
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• on., 1SS7, p. Svo. 9. The Corn of Wheat : Miditaticms ;
on the Later .Miuislry, Pa.ssion, and Resurrection of Our ,
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Ilutlon, Walter S., C.E. 1. The Works-Man- |
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Svo: 2d eil.. enl., 1S88.
Hutton, William. Canada: its Present Condition,
Prospects, and Resources, Lon.. 1854, 12iiio.
Illltton, Kev. William Ilolden, graduated, first
class M.id. History, at .\Ligdalen College, O.tford, ISS.;
ordaincu I8S5; Fellow of St. John's College and lec-
turer in modern history since 1884. \. The Political
Disturbances which acemnpanied the Early Period ol
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0.\f., 1881, Svo. 2. (Ed.) The Misrule of Henry lU.,
(" English History from Contemporary Writers,") Lon.,
1887, ISino. 3. (Ed.) Simon of Montfort and his
Ct.Hse, ("English History from Contemporary W riters,")
'iiiitton, llev. W'yndham Madden, 18:)l-18s2;
educated at St. Edmund Hall, O.\fonl ; vicar of Plungar
18(i0-lil, of Tipton Isei-li'J, of Kirk-Christ-Lezayre,
lale of Man, l86',l-77, and from then of Twyford, Ac.
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Elementary Atlas of Comparative Osteology, Lon., ISDI,
fol. 7. Palie(intologialndica: Verteb-nte Fossils. Fasc. 1.
Lon., ISOli, r. 4to. 8. Lessons in Elementary Physiology,
Lonl! IsiiO, lOmoi rev. ed., ISS.'j, 12ino. 11. An Inti..-
duction to llie Classification of Animals, Lon.. 181)11, 8\...
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IS71. 12. Essays : selected from Lay Sermons, Ac, Lon.,
IS7lj p. Svo: 2d ed., 1875. 13. .V .Manual of tlie Aiwi
imiy'of Vertobrated Animals, l.im., 1871, 12nio. It.
tri'ti.Tues and A.ldrcssos, Lon., 1873, Svo.
"Ill this interesting ami instructive yoliinie tliirte.n
essays are eidleoled.orlgiiiMllv pul.lislie.l lietweeii 18i;<i imd
1871" but each certainly of permanent value, 'lliev wvw-
eate. as their aceoniplished aiilhor says, ' the liiKh-wiii.i
niiirk of the varicuis tides of oecupntion by wlileh he In -
been carried alone since the beginning ot 1870. . . . I .. ■
oticning essays are ethical in their snbject-nialter; llic
l)!idv of (he work Meats of vari.uis bi.d.^icai ami palajonii.-
loL'ical or as we should rather say, ontogenetic, nuestion-.
and the closing essa' is on the Uerkeleian Metaphysics.'
-Mh., No. '^377.
15. A Manual of the Anatomy of Invertobrated Ani-
lualsi Lon.. 1S77, 12nio. 10. American Addresses: niili
a Lecture on the Study of Riologv, Lon., 1877, Svo. 17.
Physiograiihy : an Introduction to the Study of Natiir. .
Illust. Lon., IS77. 11. Svo; new ed., 1880.
"A very ('harming book. . . . The subject is introdiin d
by an iniaginarv visit t.i London liriilu'C, the observali.iii
<jf the llowing of the slreani uii.l the rise and fall o( ilic
tides and from Ibis starting-point the luitunil plicn..iMch;i
eoiin'ectc.l with rivers are lully traced. . . . Many siil.j. . i-
i arc iiitniducc.l wlileh sccni to have so little to do with \W
\ Thames that, on fir.st turning over its pages, it appears hlic
' a coUecti.in of .'.elachcd treatises having little rehiiLiii
to one another.— elicmical experimciils, ineteoroloci.iil
charts, solar protuberances, ilcep-sea soundings, are all lu-
eluded,— but mi reading the book from the beginiiina.
begin will continue to the end,) it i
u::ll
(and most wl ^t. — - • ,
^^Uim^T an' Alh:gory ; '3d edl, rev Dudley, 1808, 18nio | iJ-^J';^.,;;;',,^'^^ ^^, -'; ^^l^^^^S ^^^W inv
IIux, John Mod well. A Mirror of trance and ;;{;};[\,V,,",',,,„:S,„, i„ v.mmr neonlc an Interest in the rhc
Rel.'ium for the Present Day, Lon,, 18,^1, 18mo.
Hnxtord, Alfred Lear, an.l W ay, J. Albert.
Portsmouth Lyrics, Portsmouth and L.in., 1S50, Svo.
Huxhain,'john. A New System of Short-Hand,
Lon., IS.iO. 12mo. , t r^
Huxley, Thomas Henry, M.D., Ph.D., LL.D.,
F.R.S., b. 1825, at Ealing, Mi.Mlosex : was educated
partly at the school in that town, of which his^ father
was one of the masters ; studied medicine at the Charing
Cross Hospital in London ; passeu the first e.vamination
for .^LB. at the rniversity of Lon.lon in 1845, with
honors in physiology, unil in 1840 took the diploma of
tlie Royal College of Surgeons and cntcre.1 the royal
navy as assistant surgeon. In 1847 he was appointed
to the " Rattlesnake," commissioned for the survey of the
barrier reef of Australia, New Guinea, and the Louisiade
In 1855 he was ap]iointed professor of
producing in yoniig people an Interest in llic 1
iionieiia of nature.''— .sjKc/nfor, li. 123.
18. Hume, ("English .Men of Letters,") Lon.. 1^:;',
'" Besides its value as an exposition of Hume's tluni'-'lK,
it will be found of great use as a first iiitroduct to
niodorii philosophy."— .Sa(. i;<T., xlyli. 'ill.
" .-Xs a wliole. it is a very successful piece of expos1ln.11
and criticism.''- James Svi.ly: Amd., xv. 170.
lit. ..eionee Primers: Introductory, Lon., 1880, lsiii...
20. The Crayfish : an Introduction to the Study of /.• ■
.dogy. Illust. Lon., I88II, Svo: 4th ed.. ls84.
" 'fhe reader (d' this valuable monograph will lay it .i"«:i
with a feelini; of wonder at the amount and varuiy n
matter which has been got (iiit of so sccniiimly slight ami
unpretending a subject.'— S'df. 7i'(r., xlix.2.')0.
21. Science and Culture, and other Essays, Lon.. psl,
Svo.
What is the function of science in modern cultun?
Archii.elago. In 1855 he was appointed prole.ssor o. , .,,,„^'^"j;;' ,;;' i,','- ,i;-„Ji,V thcsubject' for discussion in il.is
natural history at the Royal School ot Mines, and in tne ■, ,.„iu,jig ,„ ,nr „s it can be said to deal with any on. -ub-
same year Fullerian professor of physiology to the Royal 1 \^^^^ rj.|,^. ^^^^ f,,^^ essays deal directly witli it ui idii'
Institution, and e^,lminer in physiology and compara-
tive anat'jmv at the T'nivnrsity of London. On the pro-
mulgation of the r.o winian theory he became at once
its strongest suppc-ter; his influence both in bringing
about its aoceptane 1 in the highest scientific circles and
in m iking it popularly known has been very great '-
882
fion to education, scientific, university, technical, aial
domestic. Essays v., viil.. xi., and xli. deal with epi.^odcs
: 111 the iil.story of science coniiccfcd wilh the nsp-.js "i
rricstley, Aristotle, Deseartt*, the early evolulhmists. and
.Mr. Darwin. The sixth essay deals with seientlHc nuihoil
; and is fiiunded (Ui a text given by Ycdtain'; tli
" 'lioloi
In i and tenth discuss problems of bio
iitli
igy and p.sy(di..|..cy iis
HUX
I iHis 11,0 v„lui,.o a "a « *'' 'v,rr,';T'V'' "',",' '"iMllflne.
"■- I'l.iniR.ciKiii Hill, oila., h'i'k ''.'"""li'ni .-cicnci. aii,l
'"•,li.];jl.y/-.l//,., Su ■x\l, '• "' '"'"""' llHmglit aiKl ,
keen pIc.aM.re i„ 1 e t' ' f '^^"^^^^^ 'I'"-, -ut allol;!
22. Inaugural M.v n ,,■ , t f' -''"''''"'"M v. !.'(.«.
■i'css I.„„.r l«sX M :,^Wi, "r^"''"'-^' '••"■'^'^'-•^^ A,l.
-TucMon in I3le,n7„, ,:v iii,: ,, ;"'r:„"' .'^L-'-"' I"- ,
-S^^t'r;;;.;7x:;'?%''r-''el"^«^aa^:^
.,iS';M'?te,»;,'i;J«:/t Washington, D.C. ;
""J ^'f the Ian on S ic^ ifil' i=T ,'^™''';'"^'' "' ^ale
oamo a curator in the E sov In f' .'"'■ "^ """"■•'' ! I'«-
IVSI has been curat r of 11^0 .?, "" '? u"^"' ■'"'' ''i"^"
rrofossor „f /ooln.ri,^ , '""■^e,'"" »f the sooioty anil '
Water i'oly;,,,,,. II st £m .V '"''l';'''""' "" P''''^''- i
2o»lo,y. IMu,,t.' tamb fge 'SI" 'Is:^;'"!"™"? '
.«|iuii 110. 4. About I'ebb e< 7!ii«t wo n. '
5. Couirnereia and orhnr •>., J^ 't, ' '^'3, Itmio.
<i. tVantnon Hydro dO,rat'?^f ',","?'- ""'•'' '«'''°-
1^-", l".no. 7. The bv ler r ''•'^'""'"''^■■"'^ Host..
M..!lu9k.,, Host., ISsS ill 'o J"';V""'' """"■ ^'"''»""'
8an W! is,l7,"7„o """''■'^o"'' 'o Grape-Culture,
Hyatt, Tliadilciis l ti,„ d ,™ '
Ja.aes Jiuehanan, I're'ident of fh» r'T"","/ ^- "y"" '"
I'air of Kansas, Wash, I8fiO 11 -"'^t' n"""' '" "''■ '
Hyd", Alexander. "? ,f "f' M''^^'-. '•'^Ss, 4to.
Ci''^'^>ts^'^l^-l^: '''';, g^Ouated at Corpus ;'
Ii'aorTemplc 1862. ,.;„■', "'J""'' '" ""« bar at the
Inner Te,np;o 1871- ' '," y^'n'''"™' *"- »' "'^ ,
guod and detern.inodd„r;J,.\. '""■'' "f Cases nr- '
in the High cZtot I'v^^'''^''"' '^'''- <">'i '8fi3
Bengal. CaleuUrls.i , 8v„ 2" T.,:' />'' "J"'"""' '"
A-f : with Introduction Sv^onti/ ^{"'"'" S»™''«»ion
J'kI,.; professor of mathematfcs nn,!^. / "'. '^'^^inaw,
^.'^f:fe^Xg^«s:j;f'T5.i^;;?..yated„t
clm|,l,,in of St. John's r '..'■' ""'"'"e*! 1.^78;
«nm« the Heart. Un.iSs? lYoio ' ^"'°"'" "" """■ ^
V^^MiJA ^Z^^ .^t.'"^ «f ^'-t and I
- Hi.or„ Mode of CuU^u're, I^ k'vZ.XS::
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Sra^aled ti't UiriS^^lTn^a't .T'"' "'.^"^"''"'' ^-"- ^
"'• tbo Iniversitv , l.' "If "'." '?'-""="l ''eparlmen
fkin and veneroar |i«.a eT ^,7/' ,^«» ! P-Uor of
lege, Chicago. I K, ,V' v ',"■ ',,„""«'' ^^'o'''™l Col-
Treatise on Disc, s.', of tin.' ^'^' m-',' ^^ ^ ''™'i«»l
Hyde, Jinneg -p . .,
"' Instruction, fur St, dents ,.nl ™'".?.',"' '"^ *'""»"'
q"itc,s. (.•hi,,.,lsN/iC, ' ""'" ^''""Shtful In-
'in,.., tl,e buslt.ess c,,,i,|,,H ,';,'V;, 'bat.,cvei, at the present
|;w..«™n interest it L '^:iu;e;^;l;i't|;-;;'-;-. -J^ij. i, JJ.
M,"?::l';„!!*y^/;'|^;;,;;^f^>vc,,e,,,,o,.gia„ ...i,,,,,,, ,[
Vork, 1S57, 12, 2 , '"' ^'''"l^"^- Hlust. N
Student. Lon. ,'s,U 'i^ ^'^'r ""' """»^«- ^^ - «iblo
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catio?,t,:i-',::.ti"ery';,"';h?h ''''•f;l'r"---r of fortifl.
lege. Addiscoinbe!^ El" ,*'r '"'""" '^'ili'my Col-
W. Instil, ,.. .sv„;'2,l-ed.!enl7, l"""^''"' "'' """'""-.V,
I'ocn'^' %y ;;,';„^,; r,'^,,';;;"'""^ I^aylcrcam, and other
Hyde,Mnr e I ' i^ ^ ^'"'- ''^■^"' '-'mo.
I-n„ isrli, {"'re-;:8,'j™'"'"l"">"'eWate,-s: a Xovel,
I nl\itt^,:, i88n''e:."svr' "" '''"'" ""'■ c'"-"'" -f
l«y'^^o;^!;^:;;-,„Aj,-;J n-i„iam A Natural
Pronhets, ',„"!:, ,^85. pT,: ''""'"«-^ "" ""c Minor
' SoufiriVom^^e'C' 'Jf "■•>■' P-R-S- Flowers of the
186. e. 4t. po:;is:Sar/d?„y'.fri^-:':rr' ''-•■
of Ja.uuiea. 1. The IW, e ,f r » ?" ''• '" ••"■ '''""'^
«f IS«:<. I'almyra. NJ 8-s ^f^^'''"^- "" Episode
Northern Talc, P„„,vr;' N I ' .'ji',',"'. ^- ^'''"'y^'J •• "■
Grave of John 0d,.n4,ri' n' ' '""• ■*• ^^ove the
I Confedernt on, by H -L t ■^''^"'^ ','"' North-Gern,
2. The X«tio,,U or the p! r "'',''^'. I"'"-' l**'", P. Svo.
IWin? Lon.. 1880, Svo f at"' ^.^'^^ ''^'''^h ''hall
I the Holy Land : 2d ed Lon ts^r "'c'"'S>> Europe and
of the Public Career of the V 1 ' P-„^''°' *■ ^ ^^'"=^
[•^r^^^^^^^^:;!;,,^^^^^- '8^2, graduated
the Pall Mall G«z;ite n t" e m Mat ' ^''-o.'""""'""! of
i one of the founders of the Li n ""'"""I'g" o*" 'SfiB;
in 1881. ]. The IncUan Fnn?i?I T'-'.^^A''" P<^deration
Lon., 1877, Svo. 2 The Te n ""'^/'ifC'-isi. in India,
''■"^ for All. Lon ; I»81, 8 "-^'t^?,??^-^- Eog.'
of,;Soeialisra in England U« '88s ,? "'«"'"™' Bwis
K.JllS^^^}:ii^p^%^,^\,. views Of
the faults of ilarxl Kreat u rb""^' ["""t*; it has most of
"W.. Vet.tisaslne^e^a'l.VcoSaru.^KVK^lV;?
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to the KngUsh reader a system nf tlinujjht which has had,
and Is likely to have, a eonslilerable Inliuence. "— vl«i<l.,
xxvl. 41.
4. The Bonkruptcy of India: an Enquiry into the
Administration of India under the Crown, Lon., 1886,
Hvo. With MoKRis, William, A Summary of the Prin-
ciples of Socialism, Iion., 1S84, Hvo.
Hyndman, William. History of a Cavalry Com-
pany; a Complete llooord of Compiiny A, 4th Ponnsyl-
vania Cavalry, during the Late Civil War, Pbil^i., 1870,
12mo.
INO
Ilyneman, Leon, [>Mif«, vol. i., add.] 1. The
Fundamental Principles of Science: Throe Original
Kssavs, liOBt., 1876, Svo. 2. Freemasonry in Kngliirid
from"l.')rt7 to ISi;!, N. York, 1S77, l2mo.
Hyncman, MrN. Kebckah. The Leper, and
other Poems, Phila., 1853, 12mo.
Ilyslop, Janieti. Poems: with a Sketch of his
Life, .to., liy P. Mearns, Qlaspiw, 1SS7, p. Hvo.
Ilyslop, Willinm. (Ed.) Cheerful Words: Ser-
mons xpeoially adapted for Delivery before Inmates of
Lunatic Asylums, Lon., 1874-75, 2 vols. p. Hvo.
I.
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lams, F. M. 1. Behind the Scenes: Sketches from
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Footlights, [a defence of Baptist tenets,] Cin., 1885, 12mo.
Ibbersun, George. The Woollen Manufacturer's
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IbbetBon, William John, M.A., Fellow of thi'
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An Elementary Treatise on the Mathematical Theory
of Perfectly Elastic Solids: with a Short Account of
Viscous Fluids, Lon., 1887, 8vo.
Ibbot80n,H. Walter. The Legal Prompter; or,
Statute Indicator, Lon., 1860, fp. 8vo; 3d ed., 1871.
Ibrahim Hilmy, Prince, of Egypt. The Litera-
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to the Year 188,i inclusive : a Bibliography, Lon., 1S86-
87, 2 vols. 4to.
Iddesleigh, Earl of. See Nokthcotk.
Ide, Kev. George Barton, 1804-1872, b. at
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1. Green Hollow, Phila., 1852, 12mo. 2. The Power
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Ide, Simeon. The Conquest of California by the
Bear Flag Party, organized and led by William B. Ide,
Claremont, N.H., 1880, 16mo.
Ideen, Marie A. 1. A Centennial Call lo All Na-
tions, Phila., 1876, 8vo. 2. Changing the Crosses and
Winning the Crown, Phila., 16mo.
lerson, Henry. 1. An Introduction to the Divine
Kingdom of Nature : Five Lectures, Lon., 1850, p. 8vo;
new ed., 1856. 2. The Decay of Traditional Faith, anf".
the Re-Establishment of Faith upon Philosophy : Two
Lectures, Lon., 1850, 12mo. 3. Epitome of Sunday-
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4. Notes on the Amended English Bible, with Special
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Igglesden, William. Poetical Miscellanea, Lon.,
185S, 8vo.
Iglehart, Asa. 1. Indiana Treatise; Treatise on
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Ilbert, Courtenay Peregrine, M.A., C.S.I.,
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1864; Fellow 1 S6 1-74 ; called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn
1869 ; member uf the council of the governor-general of
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IlifT, George. 1. Chronology in Verse without
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Illsey, Isaac. Notes on the Usefulness of British
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Immisch, Moritz. Prize Essay on the Balance-
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Imray, James Frederick. 1. Pilotage Rates
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Imray, John. 1. Practical Mecbun'cs, Lon., I8.vi;.
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Anthropologic, from the Intcrjjr of British Guiana,
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"Tropical scenery, tropical botany, and the manners nf
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85. A Systematic Arrangement of the Trustee Ait,
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Ince, Joseph, F.L.S. The Latin Grammar ••(
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Ince, Rev. William, D.D., b. 1825; eduentol at
King's College, London, and at Lincoln College, (l.vl i I,
where he graduated, first clues Lit. Hum., 1846, and be.
came Fellow of Exeter College, of which he was after-
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Church. 1. Aspects of Christian Truth suited to the
Religious Thought of the Age : Three Advent Serunnj,
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Inchbald, John. The Bank : what it is, and nliat
it dues, uiid the Laws which regulate the Price of ^loijey,
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Inchbold, John William, 1830-1888, b. at LeeJs,
IND
life on tho Continent i rmhlin " «''*""''' l""-t of l,ii
Ttm.,«„n, Brown .'g'/^^^^^f, »'""'' "«/« purohusoj i^
" 00Il«Ist.M of liNt>r(..» «p.
l>"anMer. -.syj«(,^„,., | ^g,'*"'""""! iliftl(jii so dear to the
Inderinaur, John i » ...
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ture Act,, ,873 and l'?5 !,'„''„'' ^ZTZ ^""^^ '^•'"'''™-
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A Manual of ,ho I'r aotico „f h:^' *''"''" ^"^ "•'• '8^ «.
cature, I.on,, |8rx ,s>„.^m' ', '^Pf'^'no Court of Judi
tion for the Intermediale kV "• "*''• ^- Self-1'repura
;lth ed., 1886. 8 A Con^i"''i'"''' »". ''On., moXo-
Uw of Ui„, of Sale 'on Vs8T' S"' '^'""""o "n he
Jent's (Juids to Pride ax-'.' o ' '""'■ "• The Stu
«vo; 2a e.l., 1885 ".o^-Jj; tc,„v«y„„„i„^^ Lon., 1883,
fuptoy, Lon., 1884, p. 8vo. 2d er >«.'-'"'''' '" """k-
f3Tr;,2^n^^ '■- ^p'--.'witt: r^ wid'i.^'tt"
oan"d''foThV'tlr':.rtttn' ^r'"^^' <'-<^- "• me-
aye 1880-85. ] Tho Hi v"" ^^'"P''' '«5S; M.P f";
Act, : with RuleaX^'Cm f ''""■""-' Cau'^
Will, as '.Jmini,teed?n C,fu;tr?'p\^''"' '""^
I'-fiS, 8vo. 3. Side-lJehts on V,» «. I''-"'>ite, Lon.,
t.8ay., on the Stuart PeZj u'Z ^T'" \ "'"""«"'
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Appointment, N. York, 1885 8vo o '*«1'"'-«'"ent and
tics: a Compond of the Natural l"a«,;;r ?"?'""" ^')"'-
Jucl.on and E.vchan„e, N. Y„™k Y.^J^of/nJustrial Pro-
Insals, E. FletchPr '"["• '•^■^''. '2mo.
ajMi Treatment of Ui?^,'* „r/u"«A"" "'« Diagnosis
N.pl Cavitie,. Illust To„ 188? 8 "' '^''™'"' "•>''
Moth?ro'n\fe'c;rf7thefr-Chndf "?""'" '» ^»""«
Inge, Rev. William ita l„ h u";' ''"*'- '2"">.
first class Class. Trip..rttKin,r!,r,?"' '^'•^•' Kraduated
|>n<l elected ^'eno^lH^^^^.ZJ-A'i Catnbridge, 1882
"«• and lecturer of llertfordPjr "*^'*' """d «leeted Fel-
""/ne umlcr the Oesirs ll' " 8 f S ' Z'^f''- «<""'''^ '»
'ngelovv, JMiss Jean, bl8ln' '''''"'■' ?'''^"-
ton, Lincolnshire, (or at I 'swioh .^/"'■f'''''''^'''^ »' ^o^-
"«eo„, a banke . She 'Z li'- f 7«'i'«'- "'' William
i-onilon. The following Lt"f ho,f 1,"^ '"'^ ^^^^ <■>
poems, novels, and short tor^P,.' ''"^ 'oat'ons includes I
especially, she has enjoyed" re»tn' '•■""• '^' " f""'-
'«n>l "nd in America ^^^ «/"" Pop."lur.ty both in Lgl
o.Jent»„nd Feelings. Edited bv p'?'"'^,*^^'""'"'" "^ I"-
l^'iMOmo. 2. Allerron and n '''■■''"''"'"''• ^on.,
PlHnion. By the A , h„r T' A^rL" ' ?^' ^''^ ^^"r of
!A story.] Lon., 1851, 2 vo"s f„ 8v ^^".l'"* Chronicle.-
^f'. 1880, fp. ^vo. ' 4 Po;m ■ r ■■J"^"' '"■O'-'-is.
cJ. same year' "*'"'' ^on., 1863, l2mo; 4th
comp;«itr^Tho''|i,rof '5e°„''''^'", """"■«"«» f-T poetical
^ >o'^ p 8v^i^n'"or\;L°",«'j'r. ^'-'' ^-•. i«e^.
'« a Child, Lon., 1865 i 6m, 4''- "'"• «• S'orl^s told
-I'l ilome Scenes: in "in rp- '■ ""■"« Thou^ht^
"^ •^o'.n Smith •Zo'n,'y«',irT6m^'*'^''''^"'^"'''«^''«
«"".lmother's Shoe, Lon 'lS67 ,« ^'""'- !«• The
'^^ «°'<'- Opportu-lity, 1:on'.:«,^6r?iTmo. ^A^-n. ii" ,
I i^A"trr:jr::::ri^« -"■.'-.. «.
'"?■''- -«?.'rSo*^4"^'^«'^*^^
( «"'■ filvor Taiis,^;n d t"„„ i^^"' '^ The M|„„„;;
and I havea Kight, Un 18R8 ,1^" '^"''-Uuck-Shoot^r'
i er\%e.llours! L'on.,",^ s"'' l^ Z"""' "■ '^ » -
the Fairy, Lon., 1869 !>„' P' ^"- ^non. 18. A(„,,„.
Little Wondcr-IIorn • '„ V "L""* <"'•. "^ri. 1 ?l J
Cl.il.l." must. ' L?„ ^^rT,^."""^ of -Stories ,' i ,?:
Lon 1872, 4 vols, p 8vo \ ;r-.M^-o •?"" "'« «»""'«-
mmgms
22. Poems. Second Serie, v
la-n". 2.i. Poems, Lon.^ I879 2 vT *''- ^""'■' '«-8.
from the 23d ed -vol > ' /"''• P- S™- (Vol i
"e.«erenger. Lot ^"7'^ , ^ ^ %''^ ^''•) ^4.' S^rah
„ A story of dopn „n,i' ,, ""• ": 8»o.
eiifS'li! Si^fiS^ ^»
new e.L.''|"88l?'"'-- " ''"'y' ''""- '«81, ^^ vols, p, 8vo •
u.ull^,a^,^"ttse" ^^iVn'!,': P^-^'o'^'sioal theory which „„'
oontnirv t,w.„ , "'""^*^s to ma nrHii. . .., ^ wnicn we
story."_.Sa,. i^«. , ijv. ;«3 "''''"■'''■""t
rd Series. r^„ ' iJ.,'. '..
aiul\ cry interesting
•loh'njrrX'; J,''!f',d„S«H^^^^ '885, I2m„. ,7.
Beginning, Un., 1886 sm n I "^'^„» ^'«"' "it''"ut
12 vil^. im,*;;. '"■ ^'"' ^""« ^Vonder-lox, Lon ,' l'8T7'
12m'r"°"-^-J- ^"Health, Corning, N.Y.,, 8:7'
?-l''6^2"Z'^„^tn?Hif,'"«'',' [.'""'•-'"• i-'add i
ical. and Social:".!, T, PI f'T ', ^'f "■"' »'°Vaphi
I ^;-'orac^,f„«' - J«je-, -" "fthe preceding,
of View, Phila., 1876 S^Jo "'^ American P„„Tt
I studied at Ob^rKll' ind;',",' ^f""^""' Mich.;
I Tu" 'i^ Comparative Zoo' o^v , ,^ 1, " ^"""'"■'dge Mu^
of birds; served as nature liF' "'"'<"'K a special study
the West; h.« been connej e I T■/^ J'"^''"" ""^vey i^
■n'^"« on, and now resides in M„"'A^„ '"^ }r^- ^'^^ Com"
locations of the Canadian !&«' ",^'"'18 "■« P"!^"
and Eggs of American BirdT ?.,'''"'""'• ''Nests
187tf,8vo. 2. Cats. IHust " V '"''•, ^alem, Mass.,
Bost 1879, IBmo. 3. I)± * t,^"'""' "'^'o^y" Ser.)
fory-Ser.) Bost., 1879, TeTo" 4 T- ,^'""'^"1 His-
.ng : (ilimpses of Amer can Natu^arit ^"'''^ ^""''^
N. )ork, 1880,80. l6mo 5 kI, , L"'*'»'"y- IHo-'t.
I Book of Instruction, ^llust tt^'t^'^'^^- " """d-
!6. Knocking round thl p , .'*""' "a.^s., 1882, 12mo
l««2.8vo. ^.oid"'oc„„.^t:t n"T; ^•^^"■^>
8. Country Cousins • ShorV «, ■" . ""*'•' '883, Klmo
must / York, laHs'vo^' 9"'t', '\ ""T"'' "'^'-y-
for the Young. ' Illust'. N. itkiVsT ?;'""" ^ " ^""y
Uj;^-^M,a.,1886. ia'J^^Sa^^:^-:
wJr"!>!S„f:"^^» Dunuam ""-rian of the
"«"■<'" • " History Of the Ir'o^ li^r^^^^ ,1!:',^;
885
|)>
INO
of Iiiwft to till' Vciluntoer Armies of Iho Unlim, Philii.,
istm, Svii: :iil i"l., IHfi7. -'. The .Itmrniilist, Kcforincr,
unci I'liili\iillini|ii»l : Tlio l.ilV ol' Ilurin^i^ (iiccWy : ivilli
(iniiiliic Ndtifcs iif llistdi-icul Kvi'iiti. Illuxt. I'hilu.,
I>7-I, r. Hv.i. :i. A llirttmy c»f llif Win- Dcpiirtincnt (il
the riiilcd States: willi iilonr. liliioiil Ski'tclii's of the
HeorelMiios. lllufit, Wnsh., 1'<7!I. Hvo.
"The llrvt iHTniiiiiciit coiilliuicnis record of tlie oHkiii
mid deveh.pmeiit of one of the most liiiporiaiit execu Ivo
(himrlnieiits of the netienil p.veniineiit. . . . Ill 1" I'lo-
LM-iinlilciil slielelies Ilie hook liiis Ininlly any viiljie li.^uiul
11 mere ivconl of uiiines iiiid d.iles. '— Ad/ioii. xxlx. II..
lllKVI'NOll, Itohvrl (irceii, h. l!<3:i, iit Dresden,
N.V.; removed to the West in IS4;li studied hiw, and
ill \nb7 settled in I'eoi-ia. 111. I" 1^"^ lie became colo-
nel of the nth Illinois Cavalry, ami in IslllSwas ap-
iiointwl altorniy-j;eneial for Illinois. Ho i.' prominent
ns ft lawyer and" a pulitiial orator, and has exoiteil mnch
contri ■ "Vsy ljy his h.tures and artiele." in opposition to
the (hri.-tian religion. I. The lioils, and other Lectures,
Wash. r^Til, ISmo; 29th ed.. If<sl. 2. Some Mistakes
of Moses: a l.ectiir'-, Wash.. ISTH, 8vo; Mh ed., 1SS4.
li. The (ihosts, mid other I.eetiires. Wash., 1S:^2, Svo.
■1. Leeliircs Ooniiilete, Wash., If^Sli, ,Svo. 5. Orthodoxy :
n I.eeture, Waafi., l.HSI, 12nio. fi. Proso I'oems an.l i
Seleetions, Wn.^h., 13SI, 4to. 7. (ireat Speeches, Chic,
ISS7. With others, The Christian Heli),'ioL : a '^eriesol
Articles from the "North American Review," N. \ork,
''liiRhnin, .\llrcd. A History of Altrineham and
llowdon: with an Account of the liarony and House of
Dunham, Altrineham, I «7«, Ito. .. ,„u .,
Iiif:liaiii, Kdwuril, and Unvics, II. " Whe her
is Hi^'h or Low Pressure .Steam prelerahio m 1 oint ol
Kconomy?" a Di.scussion, l-un., liSliJ. !<vo.
Illglinill, Ilurvcy .\. Uh.d Tidings; or, A\ iilks
with the W.mderful: with rntruducti.in Ijy Uov. W . L.
I'arsons, Uochester, N.Y., ISliS, ISmo.
IllRlinin, Hustings. Agriculture: its History,
Importance, anl Prospects, Lon., If*'*"
liiKliniii, Jane Miirson Cooper.
or. Poems, l.on., IS6.S, Ifimo.
Ingliiim, John. A T'empeianco Keading-Book,
Lon.. IS.'*!), ISmo. . 1
Inglium, Ucv. Ricl>.«r(l, ft Baptiiit ministor, Hal- j
ifax I'.ng I. Alirid;.".d Hand-lioDk on Christian Uap- |
tisiu, l.un., I8fil-7I. 2 parts, .^^vo. 2. Appeal to the
Friends on Chrisliar Daplism. l.on., ISBS, :''Vo. i. (bd.)
Church Estaldishieents considered, Lon., l.'<7./, Svo.
ing'iam, Sarson C. J. .. Adelaide's Ireasure,
Lon LS72, 16ino. 2. Ciedmin's Visi(jn, and other
I'ueins, Lon., 1H82, sm. cr. .Svo. li. Dr. lilandlord'.l
Conscience, Lon., IS.'fS, p. .-<vo. -1. The White Cross and
Dove of Pearls; new ed., Lon., lsa:i, p. Svo. .). Wnit-
inj?: an Allegorical Story, Lon., 18.H3, IBmo. fi. The
Archer's Chance Shot. Lon., IS.SJ, Ifimo. 7. Blind
Olive- 2d ed., Lon., 1 ».'<«, p. 8vo. 8. Laura Linwood ;
new ed., Lon., 18S7, p. Svo. i). .^oul-Ejhoes ; or, Ue-
llected InHuenee; 2d ed.. illust., Lon., 1887, p. Svo. 10.
Frank Armstronj;, and other Stories, Lon., 1887, p. 8vo.
1 1. Eleanor's Anil.ition, Lon., 18S7, p. Svo. 12. Duchess
Ilcneo; or, An Episode in the History of the Uoforma-
tion, Lon., 1S88, p. Svo. Li. An Inner-Court Worship-
per: .Memorials of Elizabeth Maw. Lon., 188S, p. Svo.
Ingham, William. Household Boiler Explosions:
their Cau.'O and Prevention, Lon., ls.82, 12mo.
Ingle, Kilward, b. istil, in lialtiinoro: graduated
at Johns Hopkins Iniversity 1SS2. !. Pu.i.!: Institu-
ING
ton concerning Shftkospoare's >Sonn"l lift, Lon., l'J72,
8vo 8. Shakespeare's Centiirle of Prayse : lieing .Ma-
liriivls for a History of Opinion cm Shakespeare and bis
Woiks, culled froin Writers cd' the First Century a ter
his Kise, Lon., 1874, 4to ; 2d ed.. I87SI. '.<. The Still
Lion • an Essfty towards the Ileslcnatlon of Shakes|^^eare s
Te\t Lon . 1871, Svo I new ecL, enl., cntitlcil "."-hakc-
' - .... 1^;-,^ |-|, I,,, (Originally
p. •lire Hermeneutics." .Ic, lS7.'i, tp. It".
'ubiishcd in the " Jahrhiichcr" id the tiiTinan .xlmke-
its Histc
Svo.
Wild Flowers;
spearo Socdety.) . , , , ,
"Oiiite Incoiitriivcrtlhle are the cftnonit Dr. Imjlehy nd-
vanc\'S a 1 an olcservaiiee of them would w iinow tc a
very small heap the niciimmlii of Slmkspeare hermclieii-
'''" I'lrim'iVi.ys'e.m -ervalive erltlidsm, bis mallitenaiiee
,,f,i ,. oriilnaftoxt in various dimenlt l';'"^"f "•l"' «,'!>■
iim-enions, and in not a few instance- Is decisively success-
ful."— EliW.viil> DoWliKN : -IC'"'., x, Js".
III. Shakespeare, the .Man and the Hook. 1 art the
Fiist Lon, 1877, fp. Ito. 11. Occasional Paper." coi
-iloikecpeare: beinif the .-Second Part of " Shakcspeiire.
the Man and the IJook," l.on.. 1S81, fp. 4ti.. 12. Shick,-
speare's Itones: a Proposal to Disinter them, Lcin., Iss...
em 4to l:i. (Ed.) Shakespeare and the bncdosure ol
Common Fields at Wolcombe : beinj,' a Fragment of the
Private Diary of T Ureene, Lon., 188;^ 4to. Only ..U
copies primed. 1 1, i Kd.) Shnkespeare;B Cymbeline : the
Text .\nncdaled, Lon., ISSli, 4to. 16. Essays. Edited hy
his Son. Lon., LSSS, or. Svo. (The subjects treated in
elude the authorship of the works attributed to hliake-
speare,-in answer to Mr. Dornudly,- liaecm. toleridge.
De (iuineey. Buckle, ' Law ui. 1 Kcligion," " Komanlu'
"'Mr^'iiL-leby's • F-s-says' deal not only with Hiibjects of
Interest In an interesting way, bill show iio small aniouhi
of originality of Irealmeiit. Iiidceil. their iiiclepeiicleiir,.
of view i« what uives the essays the eliarni they li"ss,ss
. He reallv knows the suljects upon which be writes,
and is aide t'ci make the fullest use of his materials. -
■ Ingleby, Ilok'ombe, son of C. M. Ingleby,™/).-.!.
Echoes from Naples, and other Poems, Lon., 18S.S, cr.
Svo. And see Roi.KK, EisTACE Nkvii.i.k, liijni.
Inglcdew, C. J. Davison. 1. The History and
Antiquities of North AU.rton, Lon., IS.'jS, Svo. 2. 'llie
Ballads and Songs of Yorkshire: with Notes and a
Olossftry, Lon., IsiiO, 12nio.
Inglefield, Admiral Sir Edward Augustus,
K.C.B , D.C.L., F.U.S., ['Kite, vol. i., add.,] b. 1S2U. at
Cheltenham ; entered the navy 1834 ; served at St. .lean
d'Acre; commanded expedition to the Arctic re^rioiis
lS.^2-;'i4 : retired ISS.'i. 1. A New Tlieoiy of the Physnnl
Causes of Terrestrial Magnetism, Ac. Lon., lS.il, sv.,
2. A Summer Search for Sir John Franklin : with ft Peip
into the Polar Basin, Lon., 1833, Svo. (Mentioned nni,.
vol. i.) 3. A Few Words on Maritime Warfare, Lon.,
18fi0, 12mo. 4. Words of Advice to Young Naval
Officers, Lon., 1sti4, 12nio. .
Ingli8,A. Percy. Consular Formulary: bcins: a
Collection of Forms and Precedents for the Use of Her
Majesty's Consular Officers, Lon., lS7it, Svo.
Inglis, Andrew. The Sunlit Valley and the Path
that led to it : a Memorial Sketch of the Rev. T. (i;udi-
ner, ,\berdeen, 187S, 12nio.
Inglis, fatherine Hart. Short Notes of a lour
through the South and West of Ireland, Castle Dou-Uis,
18,70, Svo.
Inglis, Charles. Warning; or. The BeginniMj,'of
the End, Lim.. 1866, 12mo.
Inglis, Henry. 1. Mnricnn, and other Poem?,
thms of .Maryland, (Jcdins Hopkins Unnersity Studies.) | ^^-^^ |j(5i^ ^vo. 2. The Briar of Threave and the Lily
Bait., issf, Svo. 2. Local Institutions ol\ irginia, : ^j. j,^||.j|^,_|^ . ^^ j[^,i,j^,^, j{yi,,„„ggKjin_^ ,S55, sq. svo.
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father's firm of solicitors at Birminghiim. He contrib-
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cieties, particularly the Now Shakespeare Society. Ho ,
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ature in 1876. 1. The Stereoscope eonsidarod in Rela-
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Inglis, Kev. James. 1. The Bible Text Cyclo-
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ISBl, Svo; new ed., 1881. 2. Home, Marrmge, aiiJ
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struotion. New South \\iile!.
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James In.m.n D.D."''it ,s!«,'^"r"'""y- ^^^ !'"•■
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of Scottish IcL'al undiiu.ilogy, liassli'jiiicil out of the rontinc
which even the learned .levolv'es ot this knowledge have
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of H.inl-painting. "— -K/i., No. »KW.
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Chri-tiKn^^e^ant'-a Booker :„,SVo'?f' ■"»• «• The
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tieo of t',i.,tc., Lon 1851 1. «. .'" J'"""'^' "'"1 •'i-'"'-
In.lia, Un., IS^M ;, H^o P" **'"• •*• Tl'o Conunorce of
librari,,,, to lXveXTZ>' ''''-■»""•"' i "«»
wrote largely for the A L.?l I "r.'r ''-"-"'' ""J
The Hiatory of Sco "h ' , rv r l'. ' """"'y"* Cluh».
Carlyle, M.V. With a M^,?^. ^'^'^■' ,''>■ J"'"' Ailkcn
W(jrk ar,. shiirNunnarL ,./'''''"'' ''■ l""-llonfi of 'this
aii'l ■M'l>Ject.s.Xrt[.d ,,,'•' '"•'"'■ll'".! metrlp«l RU.rlel
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' Lon., I8,S3, ;i , ir„ 8;n *"!?• '^'■'"'' "><> D"'<^l'.
The Amazon, ( . , 'vi 'l fro „ h^'lf I' ,"^/a 2. (Tran..
i^r-.«:r'^-^'^"«---^.'i:o^:.Bst
1B74, 8vo. 3 Brief i"''"*'-' of Historic Life, LoD.
2J odTlfo'^t^l^sT^lz" o'"' "'"' «"•'" •■ " ""-o «t«ry ;
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Keinton/'^caVGIast^bYrv- h^/"""''''' ''• '^^H, at
lessee and inanaOTr of th^- i "-I""'"' '" "^«;
and the leading Enilil .™„ ^^"'T J''"'". London
the name I vC fo his3,^"" °^ *''^''»y- «« addod
-ua„y desi^nati'd il klf^tZT u'^'t^^ ^l
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Address nt IVrry liiirr, ISinninghaiii, Lon., ]8"8, 8vo. 2.
Kngllsh Actors; their Chiiraetoristics nnd their Methode.
Oxf., ISSCi, l2ino. (A leeture delivered at Oxford nt the
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Fhaxcis Al.liKIlT, (cd.) The Works of Sliulicspiarc.
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" Henry Irving Edition," but Mr. Irving merely fur-
nished u supplement to the preface and a short paner on
" Shakespeare as a I'laywright." Mr. Marshall's health
havinj? tailed during the pro);ress of the work, the edi-
torial labor was eom|ileted by several collaborators.)
Irving, John Trent, [anir, vol. i., second of ihe
name there mentioned, add.,] b. 1812, at New York City.
The Van (i elder Paper.-, and other Sketches, N. York,
18S7, 12mo.
Irving, Jo§fpli. I. The History of Dumbarton-
shire, Civil, Ecclesiaslioal, and Territorial : with (ienea-
Icjgical Notices of the Principal Families in the County ;
the whole buseil on .Authentic Records. Public anil
Private; 2d ed., Duuibarlon, 18fill, 8vo. (The first edi-
ti(]n was printed iu 1S57.) 2. .\ Lennox (iarland, 18(i(l;
2d ed., 1871. :i. The Drowned Woman of Wigtown: a
Koinance of the Covenant : suggested by Mr. Napier's
" .Memoirs of Dundee :" with a Serici of Documents,
Glasgow, 181)2, Svo. 4. The Annals of our Time: a
Diurnal of Events, Social and Political, which have
ha|>pened in, or had relation to, the Kingdom of Great
Britain, from the Accession of Queen Victoria, Lon.,
181)1), 8vo; new ed., 1871 ; vol. ii., (bringing the work
down to L887,) 18>9. 5. The Hook of Dumbartonshire:
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.Memoirs of Families, and Notices of Industries carrieil
on in the Lennox District. Maps and Illust. Edin. and
Lon., 1879, ;i vols. Jto. (The third volume is chielly
pictorial.) 6. The Book of Scotsmen Eminent for
Achievements, Paisley, L88I, 8vo. 7. The West of Scot-
land in History : being Notes concerning Events, Family
Traditions, Ac".. Glasgow, 1886, 4to. KlU copies printed.
Irving, Kate. Clear Light from the Spirit World,
N. York, 18St, 12rao.
Irving, I'ierre Monroe, 180;i-1876, son of William
Irving, ((/. I., inilf, vol. i.,) and nephew of Washington
Irving; graduated at Columbia College in 1821, and was
admitted to the bar. He acted as his uncle's literary
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and edited his miscellaneous papers, Ac. (Ed.) The Life
and Letters of Washington Irving, N. Y'ork, 1802-C4, 4
vols. 12mo.
"It is written in a thoroughly unpretending manner,
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Irving, R. E. Preliminary Discourse to Ben Ezra
on the Coming of Isaiah, Lon., 1859, Svo.
Irving, Itoland Uuer, Ph.D., b. 1847, in New
Y'ork City ; graduated at Columbia College School of
.Mines in 1869, and in 1870 became professor of geology,
mining, and metallurgy in the University of Wisconsin.
He has been connected with the U.S. Geological Survey.
The Copper- Hearing Hocks of Lake Superior. Illust,
(U.S. Gov't Pub.) Wash., 1883, 4to. Also, several minor
monographs.
Irving, Theodore, ' L.D., [ante, vol. I., add.,]
1899-188(1. 1. A Tiny Footfall within the Golden Gate,
1865, ;i2mo. 2. More than Conqueror; or, Memorials
of Colonel J. Howard Kitehing, ^f. York, 187H, 12mo.
Irving, Thomas J> In the Rapids : a Romance.
By Gerald Hart, [pseud.] Phila., 1870, 12rao.
Irving, Walter. 1. Tennyson, Edin., 187.'?, Svo.
2. Charles Dickens, Edin., 1874, Svo.
Irwin, Anne. Coombe Flowers : Poems, Lon., 1879,
fp. 8vo.
Irwin, Edward. Poems, G-ave and Gay, Lon.,
1S62, 12mo.
Irwin, Henry Crossiey, graduated ai. Queen's
College, Oxford, 1870; a member of the Bengal civil ser-
vice. 1. The Garden of India; or. Chapters on Oudh
History and Affairs, Lon., 1880, Svo.
" If Mr. Irwin's parallels art: not always just t his sug-
gestions of value, he has collected a great nnis . of very in-
tere.sting inforumtion upon a very interesting subject, he
has marslialleil his facts with care and not without skill,
and he has produced a decidedly readable hook."— Sited''
iiir, iv. 193.
" I'erhaps the most Important contribntlnn to our kiinwl-
cdge of India that has appeared sin ^ Dr. Hunter's first
work, ' The Annals of Uural Uengal.' ' -.-Acad, xix. 310.
2. Rhymes and Renderings, Lon., 1886.
" A » cfcome contribution to the not large body of Anglo-
890
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Indian imaginative literature."— II. G. Kenk: Acaii., xxx.
147.
Irwin, M. E. The Three M's: Mind, Manners,
and Morals; or. How to Make Home Plea.'aut, Lon.,
1880, p. Svo.
Irwin, Thomas Canltield. 1. Veraioles, Dub-
lin, 1856, 12mo. 2. Irish Poems and Legends, Glasgow,
1869, I8mo. 3. Songs and Romances, Dublin, 187'-,
12mo. 4. M'inter and Summer Stories and Slides cii
Fancy's Lantern, Dublin, 1S79, 12mo. 5. Pictures anl
Songs, Dublin, 1S80. 12mo. 0. Sonnets on the Pueti\
and Problems of Life, Dublin, 1881, 12mo.
Isaacs, Abram S., Ph.D.; graduated at the I'ni
versify of Breslau 1877; professor at the l'niversit.\ f
the city of New York. A Moilern Hebrew Poet: Lit.
and Writings of Moses Chaini Lu/.zatto, N. York, 1>7\
S(|. Illmo.
Isaacs, Ilev. Albert Augustus, M. A. ,graduntnl
at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, 1850; ordained
1850; vicar of Christ Church, Leicester, since 1856. 1.
The Dead Sea; or. Notes and Observations made during'
a Journey to Palestine. Illust. Lon., 1858, Svo. 2. A
PictorialTour in the Holy Land, Lon., 1862, 12ino. 3.
Hiograi)hy of the Rev. Henry A. Stern, D.D. Illu^t.
Lon., 1887, Svo.
Isabell, Ilev. John, ordained 1879; rector ><(
Scnnen, Cornwall, since 1880. 1. Eight Cornish Tem-
perance Tales in the Cornish Dialect, Truro, 1883, Sv,).
2. By the Cornish Sea, Lon., 1885, 2 vols. or. Svo.
Isliam, Rev. Arthur, M.A., graduated at Chri-t
Church, Oxford, 1832; ordained 1833; rector of Weston
Turville 1837-76. 1. Jacob and Israel, Ephraim an I
Judah; or. The Discrimin:itive Use of these Titles
Lon., 1854, 12iuo. 2. Ecclesiastical Outlines; or, .-^vi:;-
gestions, Scriptural nnd Historical, fur the .Abateiunit
of Disunion and Schism, Lon., 1857, Svo.
Isham, Charles. The Fishery Question : its Ori-
gin, History, and Present Situation : with a Map of tlio
Anglo-American Fishing-tJrounds and a Short Bibli-
ogra))hv, N. York, 1S87, 12ino.
Isham, Sir Charles Edmund, Bart., M.A., b.
1819; educated at Brnsenose College, Oxford. 1. llc:il-
ing by the Hand and AVill, Lon., 1862, Svo. 2. Tli..
Food that we live in, [verse,] Northampton, 1879, Svo.
Isham, F. Stewart. A Twice-Seen Face, [u
novel,] Bristol, 1SS7, 12mo.
Isherwood, Beiyamin F,, entered the U.S. navy
as assistant engineer 1S61 ; chief engineer since l-'"-3.
1. Engineering Precedents for SteamMachinery,N.Yn]li,
1858, Svo. 2. Expeiimental Researches in Steam En^'i-
neering, Phila., 1863-65, 2 vols. 4to. 3. Vedette-Boats
constructed for the British nnd French Navies. Illust.
(Pub. by U.S. Gov't.) Wash., 1882, Svo.
Ismay, Albert John. The Life-Boat: a Com-
panion Poem to Falconer's " Shipwreck," Newcastle.
on-Tyne, 1887, 16mo.
Ivatts, E. B. 1. A Hand-Book of Railway Sta-
tion Management, Liverpool, 1861, Svo. 2. Carriirs'
Law relating to Goods and Passenger Traffic on Rail.
ways, Canals, and Steam-Ships, Lon., 1883, Svo. 3.
Railway Management at Stations, Lon., 1885, Svo.
Iverach, James. 1. The Life of Moses, Edia.,
1881, ISmo. 2. Is God Knowable? (Theological Lit. i
Lon., 1884, p Svo. 3. 'ihe Philosophy of Mr. Ilcrbcit
Spencer Exau.ined, (" Present Day Tracts,") Lon., l!'>4,
12mo. 4. The Ethics of Evolution Examined, (" Pres-
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Ive8.> Charles, [aule, vol. L, add.] The L-iles uf
Summer; or, Nassau nnd the Bahamas. Illust. ").
Haven, 1880, 12mo.
Ives, Charles L. The Bible Doctrine of the Snul ;
or, Man's Nature ami Deftiny as revealed ; new nl.,
Phila., 1878, 12mo.
Ives, J. Electricity: a Medicine for Family I .-c,
and Mode of Application, N. Y'ork, 1879, 12mo.
Ives, Joseph C. 1. Memoir to accompany a .Mili-
tary Mnp of the Peninsula of Florida South of Tau]|i!i
Bav, Wash., 1856, Svo. 2. (Ed.) Report upon the Col-
orado River of the West, Explored in 1857-68, Wash.,
1861, 4to.
Ives, R. A. Military Lnw and Procedure of Mili-
tary Courts, Ao., N. York, 1879, Svo.
Ivey, Lieut. -Cul. George James. The Club
Directory: with Anecdotes, Lon., 1879, p. Svo; 2d cJ,,
entit;.d "Clubs of the World," 18S0.
Ivnis, William N. Machine Politlca and Muncy
in Elections in New York City, N. York, 1887, lliuiu.
JAC
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Jack, Rev. Alexander. D n «
Jack, Georee. rr„!,i '. ?'' '^^"' I'- ■'*vo.
Egypt n^cl, he yZ; Lan/t : " „!^,/-™ey th
h rough
'«»,'' «.'.'IoK.v. I,..„ , !;sf'' ,■;; """J-Book of Queens.
^on^^i^Tl":,,-!- ^- ^'"' '^--. anJ other P„e.,
jacl:r;^:S:ai!;^";j^T''™''^-
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s^ii;!.:^s,'ic^^'^r!£«'!"-i;i^:;iensrt^:^'i^;
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,,;.....», A,U.. p. 'Mi, ,,,„.,., ,„„,^^ J J.» T,„^
Jackson. Rfiv. 4 ,.• ___ , -feAMUEL R. Gahi.Txeh : ,/",f ix''^"'"' ■'' "^ "'f "-orW '•
(Ed.) Yorkshire Diariu«' in tl,n c
»..„„.!. ^, . »"i^ '" '"c Seventeenth and
Eighteenth Centuries, "CteL" Sof p'l'?'^.''""' ""^
iniiL^^,r^;,rr^si'V^«^'<^p-iJ^:^^
Jackson, C'hnrln'a i,"i,-
tical Arbi.rat'or: a Irea'tise n'"^ "'"''^'''- ^he Prac-
I^^e of Lay Arbitrators I.o„ mo r"""'"'^ <■»■• '"o
i.. I _ -■■<". ii«-., XIV
Jackson, Rev. Arti>...<<
curate of St. Thonias^ R r"^*^""'''' onlained 1868
1. The Mis;:,, :^"jl'„^,,ff"'^'i-'. London, 1875-82;
12".". 2. The H,.to y "st Thl';'"!'"n!' ''""- 1«?6.
•Mreet, Lon.. 1881, 8vo! 3 The m'' '■ ^^"''"^'' ^"S^^i
^inr''":e%^;„^^^„:ron°7?Ed^7^'rr^ the '^e'of LayTrbitr:t„;nr "'879^0 '""
the Plants oultivateil in ,h n ^■,^'^^-> ^ Catalogue of Jackson, Rev fh„>, ' ...' °'o.
•to. 2. Ouide the L ter w"''"V; ^- «''™rdf J8-6, at lirasenose CollLe' Oxford ?..',*""' "•'^•' graduated
Classified Selection of ^1^1 S t T'lK' "^'"^ a I of Wold Ne«ton K^slili^'^l"'''' ''^^'^ •• rector
I'"!).,) Lon., 1881,. (to T Tr™ A'; 'f"'^" Soc. " o'ds of Our Urd fro„, ih;p '"'!;' '^"'"ons on the
Cinchona-Cultur by ivtrel W ^V ^ """''"Book of Jackson, Rev. ChaHP.n'' .^"'"•' ''*''*'' '2-no.
towards a Bibliograthv of J''^'"'"'»gy = a Contribution I'. Suffering Here-Gli v'h ""r'"''"'^' •""'■ '^'"■■k. mt
Soo Pub.,) Lon.,'l8s'r4to ^""""""-'a' Botany, (IndeJ N. York, lS71,loL,.^^",:^ "«7^"«r . Lenten Semon,,
^^Z^Xi^'riS^r: ^i-' «-""-" at ViSroVli'e fSr;^"!-' ^"•''•e". A
St. BartholomeVx Cr pnle^ateTl'nH"^ ^^'^^ ' ^««'" "f ministration, Lon.! 186? Svo ^''"'"''«'«'« Indian Ad
The Forgiveness of Sins' amJoH, c^°"' ''"™ 1««^. ' ' Jackson. R. i 7' r""'
Svo. 2. The Death of crrUTh '?°'"' ^'"'•' '^^
1.876, 8vo. Also ZJ -Jtl' ^.«°"'» Sermon
!i;i,ur 01 — ."--iMiuon, L,on., 1865 Hvn »uuian Ad-
183. 1. Jackson, E. A l ' r n ,. «
., J87U, I'ories, N York, is'j/ l^'cZ/^'' ^ike It, and other
irmons, ,S'ones. Ulust. n. y : ^?"''™?? Tapers, and other
'Thornton; or, Who is myV- .'h "r^. ^- t-'bri'tine
-' • I l6mo. "'^ '..hbor.' N. York, ]87(°
' E.vamination of "The «',„: .L '•. f"'"' "r Fancy
I-m., 18767 8vo Also ,in ','' ^ ^''""' ^™ — o"-
Jacksoii r'™/}. '.^'"«'" sermons, Ac. '
"'■.srf4o"^^^feiT(n8^-';^6\''?"?' '^A'^y -i^-
nnes and Letters of Sir GeoVl r- ^' - ""^'^ '''''« ^i-
Peace of Amiens to the BatUeof tT' '^-'V'- •"'■"" 'ho
vol.s. 8vo. "aitieol lalavera, Lon., 1872, 2
»e™;r^"4'5!vor"c^'^^\,^'^d'r;;''''-^' •"""■■« the public
I "'I with Nap,,Ie,,,,ie 'Frknce ""•'.^'''^''t struggle of ft i?
N dmry we see the .same shrmvH "'"? ',''« ^™t entryY?,
Jackson, Fr'anci^nift'^if'-' '«'""•
,r6siri„n, „«■ ♦....."•'.■»? "f'l'-lSai, b. at Newton, Mass.
«» E.vami„atio„ „; "The Ga.ef a" ';, f """ "■• I''"°»/?
?s8Sttr'"-^''^'^^o^^:::a^^j:;i:r::r
vofttr.:^\«?s^;,f t-,'«j,Du«.,e,, B.C.L., ,,„.;
mum, Turkey', „her"hislL"^^;»"'''' '''"' ■" Erzc-
aries; removed to the Un ed^t^^*'*-'^'??"™'' ""ssion-
at Amherst in 1870, and i^ee 'w h" ^t"^ ' S^-'-ated
the Boston Latin School. I 1 m.."^:" '""'." "'"'tor in
phy, N. York, 1873, \,"mo. '„ /''t''?"'atical (ieogra-
;n Space: a Manual 7^A^,±L^'!^'"^' ".The E^rth
■}■ Fair Lusitania.
I
ii.„r decorative Design,
Jackson, Frederick J ti n""' '"•
^.ov...,«.„,,.rrtf:«a:„.,.,
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Lon., IHfiB, p. «vo. Anon. 2(J ed., abridged, 1S7,1, Iflmo.
2. Chimiis from Hcavtn's Belfry, Lon., 1H70, yi. 8vo. 3.
Till' Sculptor, and other I'oeiiis, Loll., KSTIi, 12mo.
JackMoii, Kcv. (ieorge Anson, gniduutod ut
Yule 1S()S; CongregiitionttI minister iit Swiunpscott,
M1188, Karly Chrisliim Literature lyiniers. Kditud by
<i. 1'. Fi.«hcr. X. York, L'<7y-8I, 4 vol.-. IBiiio: 1.
Apostolic Kiitber.s and Apologists of the Second Cen-
tury j 2. Fathers of the Third Century; If. Post-Nioene
(Jrcck Fathers; -1. I'o.st-Niceiie Latin Fathers.
Jackson, George Frederick, Is.ifi-lStiO, b. at
Plyijiouth, Kng. ; a ."olicitor. Ucsurgaiii, and other
I'oi'ins. Kdited, with a .'^hort Hiography, by his Brother,
Rev. H. M. Jacki'on. Lon., 1871, ilinio.
Jackson, (leorge ItiisKell. Ambergris Island;
or. The New Eldorado ; a Tale of Love and Adventure
in the Southern Seas, Hosl,, \SS2, IBruo.
Jackson, (^eorge '!'•, M.D, Diseases of the Hair
and .Sculp, must. X. York, ISJG, ]2mo.
Jackson, Miss Georginn F. Shropshire Word-
Book ; a (ilossary of .\rchaic and Provincial Words, Ac,
used in the County, Lon., L-'7'J-n1, 'i parts, .Svo.
" ThisKlossarv will take a liigh rank in dialec-tlitcraturc :
indeed, nn Kii(,'lisli work of the kind is more thorough."—
Alli.. No. ■JOai.
" II i.s certainly one of the most amusing dictionaries in
existence." — vlc(i(/., xx. lliu.
Jackson, Mrs. Helen Maria Fiske, (" U. H.,")
Lh:)1-18S5, b. at Amherst, Mass.; daughter of Prof.
Nathan W. F'iske, (</. r., unle, vol. i. ;1 was educated in
the Ip.swich (Mass.) Female Seminary, and in 1852
marricii Edward B. Hunt, 'nite. Under the signa-
ture of " H. JI." Mrs. }lunt lieoanio a well-known con-
tributor of verse and jirose to periodicals. The stories
publisiied under the pseudonyme of " Saxo Holm" in
Scribner's Monthly, and afterwards in book form, were
attributed to her pen, but their authorship was never
acknowledged. In 1S75 she married William S. Jacksou,
a bank'.r of Colorado Springs. She became warmly in-
terested in the cause of the Indians, and in 1883 was
appointed special commissioner to inquire into the con-
dition of the Mission Indians in California. 1. Versos,
Best., 1870, llimo; new ed., enl., 1873,
" She lia.s more thought than went to the making of
many a poem that will outlive manygenerHtionsof 111011 ;
she has fancy; the has force of feeling, and of natural
feeling, though it too wholly and too strenuously pos.se.sses
her; she has some imaginative insight, and apparently
some spiritual insight ; she has a cultivated mind, and ap-
parently a wide experience of life. , . . Neverlheless, . . .
the book is one of^ verses, and not of poems, though the
author is a verse-maker of an exceptionally high oh^ss, and
ciccasionallv strays into the region of poetry."— .Vu((0)i, xii.
183.
2. Bits of Travel, Boat., 1872, sq. 16mo; new ed.,
lS7o.
"An extremely readable book, and more especially en-
tertaining in the first half."— -Yadon, xiv. 407.
3. Bits of Talk about Home Matters, Bost., 1873, sq.
ISnio.
" Our author's chief concern is with the treatment of
children, and her remarks are addressed to Oiot to say
aimed at) a clasps whose means permit them t« take sum-
mer board in the country, to iro abroad and settle in Eng-
lish lodging-houses, ... in short, to gratify most of their
wants. . . . The chapters on children are fruitful of sug-
gestiim, and are unexceptionable in spirit as they are
agreeable in style."— .Vo(ioh, xvi. 373.
4. The Story of Boon, [verse,] Bost., 1874, sq. Ifimo; no**
ed., 1S7U. 5. Bits of Talk, in Verso and Prose, for Young
Folks, Bo.st., 1876, sq. 18mo. 6. Mercy Philbrick's
Choice, (" No Name" Ser.,) Boat., 1876, 16ino. 7. Hetlv's
Strange History, ("No Name" .Ser.,) Boat., 1877, U'l
8. Bits of Travel at Home, Boat., 1878, sq. 18mo. .1.
Nelly's Silver-Mine; a Story of Colorado Life, Boat.,
1878, Hiino. 10. Letters from a Cat. Illuat. Boat.,
1879, sq. 12mo. 1 1. Mammy Tittloback and her Family :
a True Story of Seventeen Cats. Illuat. Boat., 1881,
sq. 12nio. 12. A Century of Dishonor: a Sketch of the
I'mted Statea Ooverniuent's Dealings with some of the
Indian Tribes, N. Y'ork, 1881, 12mo.
" Mrs. .lacksoii seems 10 have written her ' sketch' under
the impulse of a recent championship of the Poncas. in
wlilcti «h<' had entered into some controversy with the
SccreUvry of the Interior regarding the proposed return to
Dakota of :he band now settled in the Indian Territ<»ry.
. . . Ita influence will work towards disunion among phil-
anthropic people when there ought to be the utmost soli-
darity of crtort."- .KrJiiirt. xxxli. iK
13.' The Training of Children, N. Y'ork, 1882, 16mo.
14. Ramona, Bost., 1884, 12mu.
" The first half of the book is a series of most picturesque
deacriptluns ot summer life ou a great California estate, Pi
802
which are mingled, as episodes, traditions and Incidents
from the history of tlie missions in the days of their glory,
. . . Ttie second half . . . contains the exposure of the
wrongs the Indian has suffered. . . . PIcaseil as the reader
may he bv the fair land.M'ape spread out before him, he
cannot believe that the ligurcs are alive, that cither their
sulVerings or their Joys arc real."— .Vudon, xl. 100.
15. The Iluntir Cats of Connorloa. Illust. Bost.,
1884, sin. 4to. 16. Zcph : a Posthumous Story, Boat.,
1H85, 12ino. 17. Glimpses of Three Coasts, Bost., 1S86.
12ino. IS. Sonnets and Lyrics Bost., 1886, 2lmo.
'■ llcrvery la.st [loen.s are certainly among the strongest
she over wrote. . . . This volume, as a whole, is more un-
equal Ihun ' Verses.'"— iVu(/oH, xliii. Ml.
lil. Between Whiles, Bost., 1887, U'ino. 20. The Pro-
cession of Flowers in Colorado. Illustrated in Water-
Colors. Bost., lS87,4to. 1110 cojiies only. With Kin.vkv.
.\iiB0T, Condition and Needs of tlie Mission Indians of
California. Pub. by U.S. Oov't. Wash., 18S;i, Hvo.
Jackson, Henry, d. 1879. I. A First Friendship,
Lon., 1863, 11. Svo. Anon. 2. Gilbert Uugge, Lon.,
istsij, 3 v(ds. \i. 8vo. Anon. 3. A Dangerous Guesi,
Lon., 1870, 2 vols. p. 8vo. Anon. 4. Hearth Ghosts,
Lon., 1S71, p. 8vo. 5. Argus Fairbairn; or, A Wrong
Never Righted, Lon., 1874, 3 vols. cr. 8vo.
Jackson, Henry. 1. Annlytioal Index of ficorgi;i
Reports, vols, i.-xl., Macon, 1872, Svo. 2. Georgia Su-
preme Court Reports, vols. Ivi.-lviii., (1876-77,) Macon,
1877, 3 vols. Svo. With Limfkin, J. 11., Georgia Su
jireme Court Reports, vola, llx.-lxvi., (1877-81,) Macon,
8 vols. Svo.
Jackson, J. M. The Bono-Setter's Mystery ; an
Explanation: with Directions, Lon., 18S2, 12nio.
Jackson, James Caleb, b. 1811, at Manlius,
(Onondaga Co., N.Y'. ; successively a farmer, lecturer,
editor, the founder of a hydropathic establishment on
Sk:ineatelc3 Lake in 1S48, and of Our Homo Hygienic
InF'.itPte, at Dansville, N.Y'., in 1858. 1. Hints on tin:
Repioauctive Organs: their Diseases, Causes, and Cure
on Hydropathic Principles, N. Y'ork, 1852, 12mo. L',
The Sexual Organism, and its Healthful Managenienl,
N. York, 1861, 12iiio. 3. Consumption, how to Prevent
and how to Cure it, Bost., 1862, Svo. 4. Tobacco, iind
its Effect upon the Health and Character of those who
use it, 1868, 16mo. 5. How to treat the Sick without
Medicine, Dansville, 1868, 12nio; 7th ed., 1874. li.
Dancing: its Evils and its Benefits, 1868, 'Hmo. 7.
American Womanhood: its Peculiarities und Neces-
sities, Dansville, 1S70, 12iuo, 8. The Training of Chil-
dren, 1872, 12ino. 9. The Debilities of our Boys, and
the Early Decay of our Y'oung Men, Dansville, 1S7'.',
12mo. 10. Christ as a Physician, 1875. 11. Morning
Watches, 1882.
Jackson, Kt. Rev. John, D.D., [ante, vol. i.,
add.,] 181 1-1886 ; became Bishop of London 1868. God's
Word and Man's Heart: Sermons preached before ihc
University of Oxford, Lon., 1864, 12uio. Also, charges
and niiiny single sermons,
Jackson, John. The Practical Flyfish ; mnrc
particularly for Grayling or Umber; ,3d ed., Lon., IssO,
Svo.
Jackson, John Davis, M.D., 1834-187.5, b. at
Danville, Ky. ; graduated at the medical department of
the Univ, rsity of Pennsylvania 1857. 1. (Trans.) Aa
0;ierative Manual; Ligation of Arteries, Cin., 1^71,
I !2ino. 2. The Black Arts in Medicine: with Anninr-
^ sary Address. Edited by L. S. McMurtry. Cin., I'-sil,
I 12ino.
' Jackson, Rev. John Edward, M.A., F.S.A.,
graduated at Brasenose College, Oxford, 1827 ; ordained
1834; rector of Lcigh-Delamere since 1845; viciir of
Norton, Wiltshire, since 1846, and hon. canon of Bristol
since 1855. 1. The History of the Parish of Gritliclim
in the County of Wilts, Devises, 1843, 4to. 2. A Guide
to Farleigh-Hungerford, County of Somerset, Taunton,
1853, Svo. 3. History of the Ruined Church of St.
Mary Magdalene. Illuat. Lou., 1853, 4to. 4. Allies-
ton House, Bradford, Devizes, 1854, 4to. 5. .Maud
Heath's Cauaey, (with Particulars of her Life,) Dcviz,'s,
IS54, 4to. 6. History and Description of St. George's
Church, Doneaster, Lon,, 1855, 4to. 7. On the Hungor-
ford Chapok in Salisbury Cathedral, Devizes, 1855, Ito,
8. A Guide to St. George's Church, Doneaster, 1856, -Ito.
9. The History of Longleat, Devizes, 1857, Svo. i".
The History of the Priory of Monkton Farley, t'ooiiiy
of Wilts, Devizes, 1857, 4to. 11. Swindon and its
Neighbourhood, Devizes, 1861, 4to. He has also edited
the " Topographical Collections of John Aubrey" for
JAC
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BrnpMcal n.l Mot™ oS, 7,'"'" "'">'J' '' •■- A Topo-
Materia MeUioa. Pi^AliSv^Z^ -^^^ '''•.': ™- ^:
"' »"«'•'-'' .'=.v..l.ilis, Lon., sfis 2„o V,'",'^""J°f « BrnpMcal rn.l Mofco logiea, r " • ,">'^' ' , •' ^ Topi-
'>i.;easo, Lo„., l8r!.,c..,s,o '''"'"'■""''''"P*'" ''''^^''b™! i Materia jtll pjfa;:;!*'','''' ^'""V '"«■' !'• ■'^™- ^•
Jackson, Johu Os aid. I R„n . '^"I'l'lemuntrUn or 7 ^^y- r,'' ?''""'''="•''••»• ''"'
'•on., 1845. i2mo. 2. JoZ Onll r '"""" c.msi,]orc,l, an,i ThiTapeutt.. i ,"" H"'^""' l''">""acol,i ■
IMhSi,lestheBorderal"„',?e,K'e;™X ','■'■'• 'f.',""' '■ I '■^'^". p. "". "" ' *' '"■' '"'■' ^-li"- l'^-' ; 4,h !l
ot Keliirioiis I.if„ i., .1... r „ '. "'"Ago; „r, (J|i,„„.eH .C.-i,-,... .._. _ '
The Ulian«eoi ^vimii neec8.sary
«" "■ nn ^reson, la. ilie Muuntain, I'hiia.,
Jackson, John P. i ti,„ /.'k ' '"•
Jackson, John William it..
meri.M, Dublin, ;8oI, 12mo"'
I860, 12ino.
and'^f^I';^'^;,:"!;^: J^i; "'..or, of the To,vn
ISSS, Svo. ' ^■"■">i'J. ui \orlisl„re; 2U eu., Lon.,
vi '"mX'oS'co' 'r,^""' ^i^'' ^ '■^•^^. at Mina.
and became a n, "Zy l^?^*^'?' '^^'^-y ^^^-'
O.S. gonor..,, age,, :"e"'i^;at 'n . A, ',\r" ."'Tr'-l""
».-i,M,,,s,onson t:,o Xorth I.aeinVc™'".' M„t'""iJ'
-,-.,-',-,;" '■"". '-'mo, 2 The P..,, „« r i. "^'" ""'' Missions on tV Xorth 'r n ^"- '■ '^ 'a^'^a
t.notion of Lan.lIonliMn. Ion A " 8 .r '" "'' "-' '^^■
Jackson, Taliow i j •■ ' •
nisfie to Ho aeo Wnne^'^ r ^""'.''""'^ -^ited antr.go.
Habeas Corpu. PM"rVK6^n'""'"''""f, »" "'« ^-'n't of
what is n?\nhlT;^^'ti^~\ni,^"'}t ^'""•••
"b^rl!^;^-^---^. ""n4.a, ',:;'- ^«^;^:;
2. The Duties of Chr.nian "v' T ' k"",',' '•'^^' '^mo.
t callv consi,lere,i, L n 857 Vf'' ',? ''^ ""'' !'"'«■
The ProviJen.e of Tv • ' ^,- • ™ ' ''' «J-. >-*''''. 3.
ture, Lo„.. S2, ?, s™" T"-?)^ '" '^'' ^-Sht of .«erip.
•i. ( xrans.) The \ew F«rmuIa"forM,Mr'v'?".: '" "' ' """"^ exhibited n -heir ^nrit, ^"'^'^"l'-'"^ o( Chrin-
I-.^eiiarge of Rivers, by W R K m, r r ^^1"*-^ »' i "'8. '-"n., 1868 ivo (r fP'""' "'"* I'ntctioal Bear-
t. Canal and Culve t Table' tk Pv.T- ' ' "' '^™' "J- ^on., 1872 8 B t) 1, ""^^ ■^"''" «""''»'" ! 2d
'""I E.vau.ples, Lon., 1 879 ^ ' Sv, ,'"?"'"'■•'' Te.U I and Times. Klited h!",. .f"";""" "^ »'.v -"vn Life
Aid to Surve. IWiee' ri,u.V'Ar%'"*" '?'.'• *• ^on., rs7;^ 8vo '"^ ""^ '''« ^^"' ""^"jamin fratikland!
of thc'Sd^ ««^;.„,?^^^«-««. M.A., lS12-,88r., son
1S34; '.rdained^'sfr eetor of i; u"T """' ^^fo^J-
l'-<52,„nd prebendarvof Jt Pa.F . ^"^^^'ngton from
"ions, p-ac hed ehiet^v on" >,.,■„' Ail"'", ^=1'- '• «-
IS.ix.l2mo. 5. Kc«tatre,'o7'^"'" '"'•n. '
6. KthnoloBv and Phnn 1 "•'"""' ''''''"■. I'<5i), Svo
tiijiogy ana i'nonoloffv as an 4w) ♦,. .1. t»- , * .
^on.. IS62, p. 8vo,. ne,v ed., IS7T 7'' i.v ''" "'stonun,
^"Utli, and other l'oemsLm,8fii , "' '^'''"" '"y
'■"nternnhitcd Phvsieav \ \, r' '-'""• •''■ '^-'an
^Pi.ituf,lly, Lon ,^ snV2 2"? ^.' ^"'^''-^-^tually, and
"ith Memoir, lS7o ' ^ '""'''" P' «'•»'• ""w «!.,
pht^'r.'^i/rTovf t,Ti-r '^"" »"^ ""^' -.
Jackson, Jose hine " '^v^;'. '"''■' '^'no.
i".^atchel",s'er.,)N?o" ?Ssn .! i« " ""^ ^''"'Of?
jack,*on, j»iisV I, F H ' A-. .";";''•
Book to M'e..:„n's':,:er^Mfi;,^Vost ;'-,'s r'-^'s'"' '"""
Jackson, LoiiJis D'Agui'ar r v '. ,r ■
■Manual, Lon., 1875 2 i,a,?« , I ' , u '• ".vJraulio
2. •^iuiplified WeKht-'Td'lf. '"• '"} «J- enl., I88;i.
, -■ ■"■ ^""ert Tab'
I'iKl ft.vamples, Lin 1870 .. o ' - '■•'
Aid to Survey I'mM.^'r;,'''' "<5''' ed., 1881. 5
onr-F,gure Logarithn^,. a^d other 'I es/hof Is f
!i™n,i^^!;;l-.r'i^"=>- Manual w;;;;:!^^;:
?:n::';^8^tr'''"'''«"^-!^^^^"S!:%sr
""io's Penance: a Tale, Lon IH^^o --."auu Skilli-
J';;;l .Sketehe. in the S^'eet Sou LoV" S-'''' Z"' f
-I Mi;iperon's Cares Lon is-a o , ' l»i.'. •"'vo. 4.
av.. „„uk. their appeamn oV ■„ ''''''r'"';''''.'''''' » '"oli
' t'H'.it day. It is' ■„11 ,,(■ H, "i , V ''" I'ost times 1,, the
f- l-,ph.ot. and ':^^nlX,:;t^:Z.;^.I^;X^XIlf
.i»v u;'''!!'^ ^'•^f «• To America and I.aek : a HoM. !
J'<"kson, Itichard' Charles. 1 The n„M
Ti^e Hir n,:"",;""'-- J'--«^'^' 18«M 8n ""r.
is^r . ,, ' '"onias I
«eholar,.hip at W^l am C , el"' "'^'1' '^•^'^^''•;' • *?-"-' «
elected Fell„„. of Wa Iru I8«i ' «'"'"'"aled Is.os;
l'"*''^2,. was a pupil of Si ill'', •s"."';; .""-""■'"■^' ''"""w
came an arehitect. I , f. '• " ' '"^■-*-'il, and be-
'■estoratiou of the liodlp'i., 1 '""' """'^ includes the
) variou. public tidil:''t 'l^^ ""1 ";" --<-» "f
! '"« deslgus have gained „?' ill 1 '!'"' "'Twl'-Me, and
I at several exhibition, I u ^ ""'' '"'■'orable mention
'-on., I87;i, p. 8vo 2 D.fi r" '^f''" Architecture,
r«tria, with 'ce,tiV„e f„ ,4 ;;""• '!'« .yn^mero, and
d,,stry a,'d n.'™'!^; i^;';;:!;!;'!':'S ^'•ork.a'mo„„mcn, of i„.
liMory, Knido I, «k a ■,,",'"' ',"'"" Interostlrig intorl
}•'. '/.no, these Ihre^' ,. *•;;!■?', ,»"'l anli,,u«,i'?u, "lie, 'e
Also, pamphlets, lectures, .to.
W3
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Jackson, Rev. W. T. Seneca nn.l Kant ; or, An
Exiiosition of Stoic and Rntionalistic Kthica : with a
Comparison and Critici.»m of the Two Systems, Dnyton,
0., 18S1, 12mo; new ed., ISSfi.
Jackson, Walter H. Zilplia : a Story of the
Now Forest, I.on., I J<f<7. ''''»"• , , ,
Jackson, Kcv. William, M.A., Kradunted nt
Queen's College, Oxford, IS42; ordained ls»2 ; vienr of
lleatlifleld lt<5H. 1. Stories and Catcchisings in Illus-
tration of the Collects, Lon., 1852-5;), 3 vols. 12iuo. 2.
Sermons preached in Village Churches, ton., 185.t,
12mo 3. Stories and Lessons on the Catechism, Lon.,
1S5G 3 vols. 12mo. 4. The History of Confirmation,
Lon., 1877, p. Svo ; new ed., 1881. 5. Parochial Ser-
mons, Lon., 1881, p. Svo. , „ , f T>
Jackson, William, secretary to the Earl of Uun-
donald. Olil-Fashioncd Wit and Humour: in \erse:
with a Prefatory Letter of Approbation from the Late
Eminem Poet, (ieorge Crnbbe, Lon.. 18(111, 12mo.
Jackson, Uev. William, M.A., I'.S.A., gradua «<!
at Worcester College, Oxford, 1841; Fellow 1844-48;
resides at Weston-super-Mare. 1. Positivism : a Lcoturc,
Lon lf<71, 12mo. 2. The Philosophy of Natural Ihe-
ol' ■'v ■ an Essay in Confutation of the Scepticism o. the
Prffi^ent Day, which obtained a Prize at Oxford, Lon.,
1S74, Svo.
■■ If this is not a great book, it i? certainly "vfY re-
markable one The present writer would stake ^ere
his critical reputation, whatever that may '<-' "'""h • o" t"-
H.ssertion that few in our day have done better ser\ ice than
Mr. Jackson by furnishinjs as he does so """'y ."'W "
" e end consilient, linesof arKumeiit w hicfi in-
dent, but in tlie eiiu eoonuivui, moco.^. >..«.....-.... ••;•■----.
evitably lead up to the e.mclii.s on that the laws ot naturo
and the. conscience of man, who is yet a part of nature.
must have had a raMonal and moral origin. —Spectaloi .
" V'Tho' Doct'ine of Retribution: Eigt Lectures
preached before the University of Oxford i- the \ear
1875, (Bampton Lectures.) Lon., 1876, 8vo , ed., 1884.
" Mr. Jackson has supplied us with one of th 'blest de-
fences of the Christian Faith, by his careful consideration
of the human nature to which that Faith brings its mes-
sage."— .'<(jec(a(or, xlix. 37u.
4 (Ed.) Memoirs of Dr. Richard Gilpin, of Soaleby
Castle in Cumberland, and of hif Poserity in Two Suc-
ceeding (ienerations. liy Willii.m Gilpin. Carlisle and
Lon., 1880, 8vo. a. The Golden Spell, and other Poems ;
2d 'd., Lon., 1885, 12ino. Also, single sermons.
Jackson, William Kobert. Vendors and Pur-
chasers : a Short Epitome, Lon., 1857, 12mo.
Jackson, Rev. William Walrond,M. A., grudu-
ttted at Balliol College, Oxford, 18till; ordained 18i,6 ;
Fellow and tutor of Exeter College 1863-87, and since
then rector of that college. With others, (trans.) A His-
tory of England, principally in the Seventeenth Century,
by Leopold von Ranke, Lon., 1875, 6 vols. 8vo.
Jacob, Archibald Hamilton, M.D., F.R.C.S.I.,
late chief si rgeon of the Dublin Eye and Ear Infirmary ;
surgeon oculist to the lord lieutenant of Ireland, Ac.
The General is'edioal Council : Whom it Represents, and
How it should be Reconstructed, Lon., 1880, cr. 8vo.
With Gi.ASCOTT, John H., 'An Ilistorioi-l and Genea-
logical Narrative of the Families of Ja<'ob, Dublin, 1875,
8vo. Private! iirinted.
Jacob, Ar'thnr. 1 . On the Designing and Construc-
tion of Storage Reservoirs, Lon., 1867, Svo ; new ed.,
rev., 1888. 2. Practical Designing of Retaining-Walls,
1873
Jacob, Edith S. 1. The Gate of Paradise: a
Dream of Easter Eve; 7th ed., Lon., 1882, sq. 16mo;
8th ed., 1884. 2. The Vision of the Holy Child : an Al-
legory, Lon., 1882, sq. liimo. 3. Crump and Smiles:
the Story of Two Bears. Illust. Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Jacob, Ephraim A An Analytical Digest of the
Law and Practice of the Courts of England : comprising
the Reported Cases from 1756 to 1886, N. York, 1879-
86, 11 vols. Svo.
Jacob, Eustace Wilberforce. (Ed.) Some-
thing New ; or. Tales for the Times. Uy Several W riters.
Lon., 18153, p. Svo. , , „
Jacob, Mtvjor George Adolphiis, of the Bom-
bay Stair (^rps, inspector of army schools. (Trans.) .\
Manual of Hindu Pantheism: the Vedftntasara: with
Annotations, Lon., 1881, Svo. , ^ ■,
Jacob, Rev. George Andiew, D.D., graduated,
first class Lit. Hum., at Worcester College, Oxford, 1829 ;
ordained l»3l; head-master of Christ's Hospital, Lon-
don, 1S53-68. 1. The Presence of Christ: Four Ser-
mons, Lon., 185S, 121110. 2. The Ecclesiastical Polity ot
894
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the New Testament: a Study for the Present Crisis in
the Church of England, Lon., 1871, p. 8vo; 2d ed., 1.8S4.
3. A Friendly Ke|ily to the Seventh of Dr. Harrison s
Tracts on the Euchoristio Doctrine of Romanists and
Ritualists, Lon., 1874, 8vo. 4. The Sabbath made for
Man, (Prize Essav,) Lim., 1.880, cr. Svo. 5. The Lords
Supper Historically considered, Lon., 1884, p. Svo. AUo,
school-books, single sermons, Ac.
Jacob, Sir George I.e Grand, K.C.S.I., C.B.,
: served in the Persian campaign of 1857 and in the In-
' dii:n .Mutiny. 1. Report upon the Ocieral Condition il
i the Province of Katteewar in 1842, Bombay, 181,'i, 8vo.
2. English Government of India on the Principles lai.l
i down in Her Majesty's Proclaniiition shown to be nece-
' sary, Lon,, 1860, Svo. 3. Western India before nn.l
during the Mutinies; Pictures drawn from Life, Lon.,
1871, p. 8vo.
Jacob, Miss Gertrude L. The Raja of f-rawak :
an Account of Sir . Limes Brooke, K.C.B., LL.D., given
chiefly through Letters and Journals, Port, and Maps,
Lon., 1876, 2 vols. Svo.
"The" book is accurate, and shows marks of consciin-
tlousness and care."— .Si(. licv. xlni. 488.
Jacob, .Mojor-Gcn. John, C.B,, 1812-1858, of the
liombiiy Artillery; served with distinction in the Indiiin
Mutiny. 1. Rilie Practice, Lon., 18,"i5, Svo; (th ed,, 1858.
2, Tracts on the Native Army of India : its Orguniznti'.n
and Discipline, Lon., 1868, " ,o, 3. Letters to a Lady on
the Progress of Being in the Universe, Lon., 1S58, !2
Jacob, Rev. John Alexander, M,A„ grndua,.'
at Trinity College, Dublin, 1847; ordained 1848; r';.M"r
of St. Saviour's, Ba.h, since 1884. 1. Building m .Si-
lence, and other Sermons. Lon., 1S75, 12nio. 2. True
and Faithful : Four Sermons on the Book of Ruth, Lon.,
1878, Svo,
Jacob, Philip Whittington, a. 1890, at. -4.
^Trans.) Hindoo Tales: Adventures of Ten Prini:is;
from the Sanskrit of the Dacakumarachuritan, l.on.,
1873, i2ino.
Jacob, T. Evan. The Bliss of Revenge, [a novel,]
Lon,, 1886, p. 8vo.
Jacob, W. J. My Personal Recollections ot Rome,
Lon,, 1871, Svo.
Jacobi, Abroham, M.D., b. 1S30, at Hartmn,
Westphalia, and educated at German universities ; i e-
movjd to the United States in 1853; became prolcssnr
of diseases of children in the New York Medical (al-
lege in 1861, in the medical department of the I'nini-
sity of the City of New York in 1867, and in the Col!'i;e
of Physicians and Surgeons in 1870. He has Imi,
president of the New York State Medical Siciety, ,U'.
1. Dentition and its Derangements, N. York, M',;,
12mo, 2. The Raising and Education of Abnndioi.i
Children in Europe, 1870. 3. Infant Diet. Revltel
and Enlarged by M. P. Jacobi. N. York, 1875, Svo. i.
A Treatise on Diphtheria, N. York, 1880, Svo. 5, Tlie
Intestinal Diseases of Infancy and Childhood : PliyM-
ology. Hygiene, Pathology, ind Therapeutics, Detroit,
188T, 16mo.
Jacobi, Charles Thomas. The Printers' Ilnml
Book of Trade Recipes, Hints, and Suggestions rclatiiij,
to Letter-Press and Lithographic Printing, Lon., Is>7,
cr. Svo.
Jacobi, Hermann Georg. (Trans.) Gmna
Sfltras; from the Pri'krit. Part I. ("Sacred Books ot
the East," vol. xxii.) Oxf., 1S84, Svo.
Jacobi, IW'..ry, (Putnam,) M.D.,b. 1842, in Lon-
don; daughter of George P. Putnam, "life, vol, ii,;
studied medicine in the Philadelphia Woman's .Mimical
College and the New York College of Pharmacy, iinl was
the first woman admitted to the KcoledeMfo3cinc, Paris,
where she graduated ISfl. In 1873 she married Dr.
Abraham Jacobi, Hupya. She wag professor of inalL-ria
niedica in the Woman's Medical College of New York
Infirmary, and later became a professor in the .Now
York Post-Graduate Medical School. 1. The (iucstioii
of Rest for Women during Menstruation : the lioylston
Prize Essay of Harvard University for 1876, N. York,
1877, Svo.
"To the discussion of the subject the author liniiiiS a
large aniount of erudition as well as of original re.Hnrcli.
—Nation, XXV. 1"2.
2. The Value of ire, N. York, 1.879. S. I'^--:'?* •><>
Hysteria, Brain Tumor, and other Cases of Nervous Dis-
ease, N. York, 1S88, l2mo. With White, ViiToiiii A-,
Use of the Cold Pack, followed by Massage, in the Treat-
ment of Anicmia, N. York, 1880, Svo.
JAC
The (Ireok-Letter Societies,
Jncobs, Albert I'
I'Mmit, l,S79, |fi,„o - ->->,.^v„:o,
Jacobs, Rev. Henry Kyster T. r>
AI. Jacobs, ,„/•,„ . (,, I SJ4 „,,?„,, i' ' ■^•' '"" "f Rev.
ouled at Pennsylvania CV.'lill^,*''"'''''' ''"• '""' edu-
Seininary in (Je ty " L 'ITi ""'' "* "•" T''e"logical
<f hen he became profe .or ^7 . " >''"<'S'= 1«7"-N;i,
I;utheran Seraina'r; in 'hiladerhrr'!? '1"""'^^ '» "'«
the C,m„„c„tary on Gab ^,n ' !?i , '" ^as fan.sluted
American edition of Me "l P ' ''l''"'^'''"' i" the
Doctrine of the Min ...» •*? p""mentaries. |. The
;:^ 'he r-uth::r{!;;;:;^-^-«'>t ;^ t^. Do^n^uc^!;^ i
lonoord; or, Symbolical u I :■ ' -"'o li"ul< ofl
Lutheran Church \v'h,is"ort'u 'r" , '^'' '-""^elio^"
.tc, Phibi., 1882-m;^ 2 ": s f!'";'"''"-''!"". Notes, I
nnd Exegetiual Uiind-Iiook V„ '>hl' p ^'■""•■^•) Critical j
from the German of Fri°driol? mJ'^'v^T"" "^ "'"''" =
;N;"tes, X. Vorl<. ISsV"^!^' ^''^^f;:'^'^'^' ^'-^^^ ■■ with I
Trans.,) Comi).n,i „f i .u '"' Simkkkr, (j. p
iiutter.'Vhil ,''^r '„"^5''" '""■•J" Theology, by Leon'
' "'•" *ee, also, ilAy, C. A
JAM
Water: a Necessity and a Danger,
mip
Jacobs, J. H.
L""-, ISrS, Svri. -.-augBi
(KJ.) The t°.rlest En^'lis bV '•^""•i'**"' «'•«• 2.
liiJpai, "The Mo all Phil^olh"'°"f "/ ""^ ^"''l«'' "f
Catalogue of the Angli-Jew.M, r "•"''!'' '^""•'' ■• '•
London, 1887, Lo„ fss^ k ' "'V"""'' Exhibition I
.'uJaica: a Bibli "g^ph 'al G."ide / ""'"""'oc. Ang?o' I
tory. Lon., 18SS, ,svo ° ^^ '" Angl..Je,vish His- |
wiSr.:ufh' P„'''';*\''«'' »-0-. 1808-,87., b at !
^.iU^anio^^;^-, ';j:[:x;^ '?;^i5r ""^1- ^ ^
Jacobs, iWichae^" Wi, •■' ' '^'"°-
Jacobs, ,»;,v;"'b"'!,^/ aM e ,??" '•"" "^ ««-• M.
bar 1S7I. ^A Treatise V,,etfwo"f''!)\ "'■",'' '^/' '» '"e
Qiia,.i-Xational, and Munioi.ml i ,"'""'''- National,
I>eoi,ions of the liritish in 4 •"'' '"'''"'j' "P"" the
18N7, 8vo. " ""'' Amerioan Courts, Host.,
Jacobs, Sarah « r .
Oak and its Neighbor..., Vos.r.s6.;" 2 j-^ '"'1-J ^hite
Jacobsen, Jmiu. tL « ,
Court Interpreler,''i'."t„f ,««e«-i«mo'"'' "' " '''"'"«-
Settling the Labo.Tr;ubltohfc"8"8H 'r*^ '""""^
tai-ies ar, included in a n«w nTr ^''T""^ oommen-
'-'■■•>".) t The Chris fan's irri,"""'.'"'-^8' * vols,
^M' an Unfinished Auob,o:n,fi' ""** 'i^''^^ ««"n»n8
^ewkirk. N. York, 1,S78 l2m°o '''''^- ^'1"<"1 b^ M.
Jacocks, Abel H 'r , ' .
Collc;|;r'*c^."bn^d'f '■*"'=»«» graduated at St. John's
bemg Variations in\Many Keys A- {, »''''« M"«ic;
from &cn,,ture, Lon., IS??- nri ' ,""',«. isicnl Themes
Cues from All Qua ters o. T-.*''- ''-^^' "'■ »^'>- 3.
■Ifioal Recluse, Lon. f 871 ; slo'"^ '""^'"8' "^ "^
'•^r. 4. AsDec , rr i .u ', • *^°- -Anon. New ed
liook-Makers t„. 18^2 ne^'''i -^/'.B-""^ Mark! and
^isl'tfall and Mi ni^'ht' M "*•' '■"' P- ■'*»■»• «• A
'"•'.p.8.0,- newed.%7*''"""»^ """ °"''. I".n !
I). Iniitnof Charii-t .' '^ "■■»> 1. >.ll.
f'ory. Lon.."l87,S. „. sV" 7 q'"? "' '";"''•""« '" Bible
?t,-rs:y^'i-i.r'K"""r^:"v.^8:
^--^^,-„:2deJ!:,8?a,tJ^-^^;'-£.^
to Hamlet, Lon,. 1877 «,.„ o cj'j ,.
Texts, Lon., |,H77, p H. o '"<'e-I"ght8 on Scripture
-en-I^Z':,:',!:--, «r^,«-,,';„J''-^,'^'7''« ^ a Poem, in
and .Shadows: with other Poem. Fdf; .'T-'-' ','■' "«bts
Jacques, |>. „., A, D IS"! is--"' ^""'•
agricultural ii„„er cilLi t1 i;'*-'^,,, sdited an
llint,.towar.lspLica Perf ? ""'" Carolinian. 1
Human Bcauty,T \wl I^^ '"IV "■■• ^'"' P'>"»^"phy of
■ '^'"nual of Prac ic-U n, w 'i^""'- 2- The Garden :
'«"«, I2.no. a.The'La n V™ "y T' "'^ "^^ ^'-^'^
Horse „n,| ,Sl,eep Husbandry X Yc k Is';- " ,f ^''"''■•
I ihe iarm : a Manual of i>,-, .■ , . '*' '^'"'' '"mo. 4.
N. York, l»r,6, 1 imi 5 Th„ m" '^^"'"""■re; rev. ed
Arclntecture; 'rev. ed., N. York H^V '1^"'"""" «' ""■•"'
as a Permanent Home I,,nt= ' , '' '^""•- "• Florida
i to (Jrow IlandsomrN. Yo,^'Ts7 %o'""' 'l""' '• «»'^
?8^^l^i:^-^"•-''-'^^b^i^TAtN'^S?i;
or,''j*u'!rsn: a1>!j C?r,^;ra'nitv '"",r" """' "> R«"gion ,
a Popular Researei"tothe'T:Ve';rr"^-'''''"''''=««"'^
N. York, 187;^, l2mo '"^ Religion of the Bible,
Jasger, Mrs. .liarv A 1 i r
;:^';;^.i^-.,,s8o,p.8v^1:Ki;^-^:-^^
b.'"'ratB'odm"'"E'n "''''r' »*«--' 'M.R.C...
versity'of London' rsA' ?:"■' ""l"'^ '■*'«• « the Uni-
'«4». I. The Ancient I'an^'"' "' '''y"'e"th since
physician to the Truro n!», J; ' ^^*'^' eonsulting
Royal Institution of Comw Tc '^ T'f""' "^ "'f
and Structures as Mutual Pvi' . '• ^°"'"'' ■''pectres
'«58,Svo. 2. E,„„,tc, witrr'n-' ''?''•«"'!««: I.on.,
and Medicine. Lon., Ys«Vn8vo "'"' '" I'^y^iology
, J«go, WilliH,, , b 'l5- 1 at A, .
lecturer and teacher at th„n •. '""raJion. Cornwall;
of Science, 1. Wa„i pk'''^ """ ""'' Hove Schoo
I'raoacal : an ilemenfa?;Te.r'Booi;^'T''''"7''"™' ""^
pXt' Ta *c ^'^r"'''St^- Man'ul;''")'?:rsV
&lour"supply^„r'7h tn'red P^l °" "-"viieit' ^'d'
Millers, liakers, and Corn Fa^,'"^''p" ^ /"^ ">« ^'«« "f
H. Chemistry of Wheat pJn.r"! S"g''ton, 1884, 8vo.
ogj Of Bre J.Maki^rBrfe"l^8tro.""'' ^-''-'-
18Sb^ cr" sfo! ''""" ■'y Matrimony', [a „ovel,] Lon
DaftT^f Pali^a^rf "^'J.• J«masp.Asa„a'
■^7 ■ -'«■ ■-ii':B:i;bi^:^artf "'^"' "^"--
students "I etEcr w/",r i" reCereiice lor a Pahfn i
pieced ••--j<.a,/.,xil.M,w' ' ^^'■ropeaii, as soon £T„"„\I
' I8?7,1^r' '"■"""'"' "•« Nayjot Ceremony, Bombay
"iSe^'P"'"'""''"'" ^'""'" '" *'''^''°-^^'"''
Indian Ho'useholdltf*,!!' !!"' ^'!°'* '• ^ Guide to
I»;li;.n Industrie,' L'^r,"f8 "i;:';'' 'C'' '"«' P" "-• =>
thepeopfe." uwl^kviirei ^^''^'^'I'V "Hh the „o.de^'„7
^""•..'[ssi'r ."8'r ^;=""or s"' ^-'-^-Keeping. Hlust.
an'" ours to them, Lon' LsS'f p"S ' "'"''" ^""^^ »" "^
Iprem^.J^^^J.^I^-Jl-i^-^/oporrof Cases in the Su-
James,Alexaiider M n i i-^P-' '""' 8vo.
"". .'1.0 institutes of S ^e^;' ^^i.'^i''.''- fdin, lecturer
Eumburgb ; „,si„„„t physicia^ to tl,?"pT- u ^\'>'^''"'"^«,
infirmary. 1 Hnw L i • r "'" '^''■nburgh Roval
for the People .'frdir uZ ^"".f' '" "™'"' Leclu^e
and Clinicu'l Stidies, id "n 'iSgs 's" ^^ P^siological
{^^^■-;.- Etiology PatL^^^^„iL^|--y
80j
J-^'S
JAM
« iislrftliiin Eiuiijrant
1
Cuiu- I
Tlio " City which hiith
• - Fut' ■!-■ State, Lon.,
■J I'.'hr'.-'ti'in Counsels:
' 1 I'' ;,; ion, Ijiin., \'^'-,
■.,2: 2.1 e.l., 1S70,
Miinuiil uf llevci-
Jaines, Anne. The
paniun, Lcm., IS!)',!, 1 •mo.
Jnmvs, Arnbellii M.
Foundations :" or, Thonghts o" '
1S71, I'Jnio; new ed., onl., 1S7''.
.'^elections ami TransliUions Cro' i
l'2nio. li. The .Service of Line, Lii
18mo. I. The Coveniint of I.ove
tion for tlio Siek unci Sutfcrinf,', l.un,, V ;■>: 2(1 c<l., 187S.
rjnio. .'). The Upwunl I'litli; or, iloiiness unto the
liunl, I,on., IS",'), ISnio. 6. True I'onsccrut', n ; or.
Close Aliidin;! of the Heart in (lo.l, Lon., ISTii, l2ino
7. Hymns of Love anil Th'Mikfulness, Lon., 1S7S, scj,
Kiiuo'. 8. The Life of FellowHhi|i; or, .Moilitation.s on
the Fifteenth Chapter of the (xi)i\K\ 'f St, John, Lon,,
1S7S, rJnio.
James, B. I'artners ; or, Fair and Easy goes fa;
in the Day, Lon., 1S,'p7, 12i«o.
tialloping Days at the Deanery;
Poems ' nd Fragments, Paisley,
A ItJinanee of the Queen's
'* i;' end,) Curiosities of law
James, C. 't. C
Lun., ISSS. 12mo.
James, Chiirlcs.
ISSl, |). svo.
James, Cliarl<"<.
llounds, Lon., ISSS, 1.'
"James, Croakt'
and Lawyer.'', Lon,, I'S'j. ■ vi .
James, Kev. ij. Hloo.-nfielil. Thought* about
Homo: Three Serni.-i!.- !.jii., 1S7.'j, iliuio.
Jnmes, Kdmuii<i .Im v>, Ph.D , b. IS5.'), at Jaok-
siuiville, 111.: gn.iuited al ■lalle !S77; professor uf
finance and aduiini?ti; :(.n in th<; UiiivorHJiv of Penn-
sylvania since ISS:!, 1. (Traiif.i Panegyric^ of Ijokrr-
tes, Cambridge, Mass., 1874. 2. The Ko': i" >i of tho
Slo.lern Municipality ic the Ga.^-.-upplj
Economic A.isociation Pub.,) N. Yorii, lsS6, Sv,).
"Itisastinlyupon tliepnM'''r!ini.lsuf siaieinlorforonoi'
. . . .\t every jioint II ;h'/oi7 n'Hsoiiiii'.' ami histiirlc')
cation are a"ptly put to.wtliei. sci h> ii, Mistaiu oaei
and the cuiiciu.sii.n " — .Iccni.. x.x.\". Wi.
James, Etlwaril. The Modern Oarsman: i Coui-
pend of Informatiou ^n Rowing, .-culliMjf, &<:.. X. York,
J '78, 12mo.
James, Edwin, Q.C., [tvHf, vol. ;,. add,,] 1S12?-
l^'s?; nailed to the bar ls;ifi; recorder of Ilrightou IS.'i.^:
M.P. for .Maiyl"bone 18.')'.t; appointeil solicitor-general
Ibfll, but immeiliately afterw.u.li expelled from the
society of the fiiner Temple; rci'.wned to the I'nitod
States, pv.T.jtised for some years in i.' "iv York, and after-
wards ret irnvd to Kuglaml. 1, The JAinkrupt Law of
the Unitci: i'ci'es. Ls()7 : with Notes, iti., N, York, LS67,
Svo. 2. The rolitioa! Institutions of America and Eng-
land, Lon., !.-.-'. 'ivo.
James, .>Irs. Kd win^ 1. Wandering.^ of a Beauty,
X. York, lSii:i, I2riM. 2, Muriel: or, Social Fetters: a
Novel, Lon., lS(i7, |, vo.
James, EHa. i' -t and Last, Lon., Isss.
James, .Mrs. Florence Alice il'rice,) ("Flor-
ence Wurilen." ]iseud.,) married, Isss, to (ieorge E,
James. J. The Hou.«e on the Marsh, Lon., 1.SS2, p. Svo.
Ar.on. New ed., 1SS4. 2. At the World's Mercy,
Lon., :S84, p. Svo, 3. A Vagrant Wife, Lon,, ISSii, p.
8vo. 4, A P.-nec of Darkness. Lon., 1SS5, Ii vols. er.
Svo. J. A Do>; wilh A liad Xame, Lon., lSS,i, :J vols,
or. Svo. 6. Doris's Fortune, Lon., ISSB, p. Svo. Anon.
7. Schchcrczado • a London Night's Entertainment,
Lon., 1SS7, ;i vols. or. .Svo. .S. A Woman's Face : a Novel,
L(ui., ISSS, :i vols. cr. • vo. '.t. The Witch of the Hills:
a Novel, Lon., I>ss, 2 vols. cr. 8vo.
James, Frank Linsly, M.A., F.R.(1..S. 1. The
Wild Tribes of tl'c Soudan ; an Account of Travel and
Sport, chielly in the liase Couutry. Illust, Lon., 18S,S,
Svo; 2d ed.,' cnl.. 1SS4,
■'The iKink is essentially a record of a sporting tour.
There is little else ihat is interesting In it."— .Sii^ Hew, \\'i\.
1j7.
2. The Unknown Horn of Africa : an Exi)loration
from Berbora to the Leopard River : with Additions by
J. (i)dfrcy Tlirupp. .^^K.l'.S.; the Map by W. D. .James
and Percy Aylmcr; tlie Narrative Illustrations by Rose
Hake, and the Drawings of the Fauna by K. Keuleman,
from Specimens chielly collected by E. Lort-Philli|i~-
Lon., ISSS Svo. Three e.litiuna: 1, with the illustri.
tious unc. lored ; 2, witii the illustrations of faun
colored by hand: 3, large pa|ier, (.Japanese,) \.itL
nineteen plates in duplicale; uf this only 21 copies
|irintcil, of which 14 ofl'ered for sale.
"It is never dull, ami leaves behind, when ilnished, a
desire for more. The Uluslratioir )f all kinds are adnii-
890
JAM
r.Lble, fip i I'y are really llliislrntlons. Thc'explorersadded
several ii< iv species and sub-species lo the ciillueliuns of
■H'lence, ni.l these are beautifully lignred in colours, and
aulhenticu'lv descrlbeil. The result is a book done as
books sho'.ld \wr—Siifcl»Uif, l.\i. l.VJO.
Jumes, II. F. Abolitionism Unveileil, Cin., ISifi,
l2tno.
James, Miuor-Cien. Sir Henry, F.R.S,, ISOH-
|S"7, b, in Cornwall; educated at the Royal Military
Academy, Woolwich; entered the engineer corps 1S25;
director' of the Geological ,'Survoy, director-genorul
of the Ordnance Survey, Ac, He discovered the at:
of phofo Zincography, and employed it in producing
fac-simi'c.i of many manuscript documents, inclu l;rig
Dumesdu;- Rook. 1. Pholo-Zincograidiy, Lon., I'-fil.,
Svo. 2. Instructions for taking .Meteorological Ohserva-
lions, Lou.. ISIil, r. Svo. 3. Plans and Photograidis of
.-itonehen,.-!- and of Turusachan in the Is:' ml of l.evi>:
with Note relating to the Dri.ids, Ac, .- lutham- ■ >u,
1SB7, 4to. Also, reports, ubslracts, ,tc,
James, Henry, [""/-■, v(d. i„ a.ld,,] /sn-lSS2, b
at Albany, N.Y.; graduated :i' Union C.^go ISHli,
studied tlicol"!." at I'rincctiui »i.l allerwards ir. K' Hand,
and adojited S.n.icnborgian \ic).- without booming a
member of tht \'ew .lerusaicm Miurch. He resided
many years in New York, afiovwards at Newport, R.I,,
anil liii.ii!y at Cambridge, Mass. i. The t^'d and Niiv
Theology: Two Ltc'ures, Lon-, I 'iil. fp, ^\o. ') . .Nub-
j stance and Shadovc or, Moraliiy • \\\ Religion in their
' Uelation to Life, host,, lsfi3, Svo, 3, Tiie Seiiret of
I .s'wedeuliorg : being an Elucidation of hS Docfrlne of
the Divine Natural Hunumily, Bosi,, ISfi;-, Svo.
I ■• We regard tl.is as one of the more /emr.ikablu booKs
i i>\ the day. It is ni, elaborate, earnct essay, tndci.vunii!.'
, »., .• ... . ' Hi rieoncllo tdillusoiiby and tlienlugy, in nuudi the .■aiiir
, \!,)cnflio ■ [in,. „r tbo'iKlit which tlie author followed in bis l.nnlc-
.ntltled ■( liilstlnnity the l.uiiic uf Creation,' and -.-ill,-
I sliitu'i.' and .sliadow.' but, as it seems to us, is much nioiv
Iti- i Klvar HU.l satisfactory."— .Vii//im, ix. 4;W,
"' f ! 4. Si •iety the Redeemed Form of .Man and the I'arncsl
I of UoiVs Omnipotence in Human Nature, Bosi., Isril,
,svo. .'i. Literary Remains: with an Introduction by
! William .Tames, IJost., ISS.'i, 12mo.
I "The substance of this vnlume is metaplmicil in
: thought and mystical in religion. ... In his life, a^ well
as in his works. 'Mr. James was engaged wilh the nici;c ot
evil,"— »Vii(ii)», xl, (10,
j James, Henry, b. 1S43, in New Y'ork City; soa if
1 the preceding ; was educated under Ills father's sujh r-
vision, for the most part in Europe, where he spent • ,
years ls,"i,i-ji(. In ls()2 he entered the Harvard i,-\
School, and in ISOd began to contribute sketches to |.c.,
odicals. During the next ten years he published in ilic
Atlantic Monthly a number of short stories, wdiich gaim 1
i him a definite, though not extensive, rejputation \vU ;
he entered upon his career as a novelist. .Since Isfj',' ii,-
has passed most of bis time in Europe, and of late li;i>
taken up his icsidence in England. He has conliili-
uted articles, sketches, and stories to nmny periodiciils
including the Kevue des Deux Mondcs, and mn-t uf
his novels appeared originally as serials in the Alliiii-
tic Monthly and other maga/.ines. 1. Transatlantic
Sketclies, Bost., 1S75, 12mo.
" H's sketches give us the very marrow of sensitive iiu-
pressiun, and are posilivcly better than the actual piluTiai-
age."— Ai://o/J, x.\. 42.').
2. A J'ussionate Pilgrim, and other Tales, Bost., l«7.i,
12mo.
"They are careful studies of character thrown into
dramatic action, and the undercurrent uf motive is, us ii
should be, not in the circumstances, but in the characters
tliem,selves,"— ,.V'i/i«H, xx, 42,").
3. Roderick Hudson. Bost., IS75, 12mo,
" The .serious iiuention to do the author's best is every-
where felt in Ibis story, and it | roduces most excellent rc-
suUs, The simplicity and ilircclness and quietnessoi tlic
plot make the interest of its gradual dcvclopmenl a noiliir
of verv consideralile artistic skill, since it relies wlmlly on
the phases ami transformation of the characters involvcil.'
—Xiilion, xxii. Ili4.
4. The American, Bost., 1877, 12mo.
" The dltferent threads are managed with r-.re.sk"
The best thing of all. in our opinion, is the deiicai
which Madame lie Cintre is drawn, with her sliyii
i-racious delicacy, 'fhe success here, attained as .v
at apparent simplicity which is the h ' ' t of a
- novel a i)lace annuig the best n.o.' ,: .i. ut
- olv,"— .V((//oH, xxiv, 32,'>.
. Watch and Ward, Bost,, 1S78, 12me.
We CRUu.-.t is"e what Pud Mr, James prc.i, •. l.i hi'.aself
In this book. An interesting book may bt v.. " '" "boat
uninteresting people, but it i,s t)y illustratint ':i u'. ^onie
touch of nature that makes the whole wo;Id Hm. or liy
analysis that .searches below every veil of . irci'sa-iiitic"
and at last dra
sire (o keep all
b.v llliing one
whereby ihey e
0. French P
". The Europe
Bost., 18711, I2i
, " It is the best
the ('(unpletesi
or liniilations.
niicouimon, bul
bones live, are c
bonea iiio not ,
cohere nud niovi
Daisy Is sncriiic
'{rawifi^M ,.,,,„,„,,,
tlelri l)!it;h,i,is
like ii;i:,iiii,| in
veo».,.:-."_.w„„
"• ■«!! inlcriii
1(1. H:iiflhorne, (
p. 8v6.
'' Mr. James tel
"tds are vague,' ,
I'littoluild u.o.sei
somewhat agitate
'■'' '>'"■", .'■•"ii.ioeteb
He holds tlu; sea
I'\'"'i *•''•'',' ' ' !"•'■'
'>h;ch in him nun
aid troubled reei
■•cvertbe.ess. ij„„
,la;ilC„. dues sul,s(„
Migu ex.epiinns,"
... "'• (■IIS made a
literaiy iortrait. .
■innally u biograii
(liananyof i|.s1,ri,',
■Niiuraied wilh the
;?'""".' 'it'lpthiiikii
iby with Hawthorn
;'"l"i'J>''l with Ha^
"issol Jii.s .snrroiini
"" .'■."'■'spicuouslv lo
wcbelK.vnoijL. tin!
I'-ssenimlly unln
"""Kimitive enoiiKh
111 a H^ay that comni,
Allies he knows Xeu
iiii.ves at will hetwei
l-.uropean ; and he is
"I'wandelastiidly"!
'!• 'i'he Madonni
L.>"., lS7y, 2 vols. CI
IJinii.
■■ j\ ,stuclv rather th
no liesanr, areveryi
'■'• Diary of a M
betters, N. York, Iss
""St. N. York, IS,
baiiy. Bost., Lss|, ]2
".Ui important worl
ills far written, and
," i-»""li}- of study,
a 1 lie loo important -
■rmcism to l,^. „ X'l
niil.re,«sion Mi Uy t
.1 k id ot eiuertaiiinieii
on III an intcresii
!"''i-iii;;"vri:;nia
' c Iceling su,,orvene.s
, :^|;l'ya|itit,ldeti,rm,
-;.;,piewe,!l^^;S^^
arc l„. ,„„„.i„i ii, „^>„';
» ili.c same minute am
?"i"-:iii^v::'i;rS
fine oc 1,1, I ' " "ecaii
" "- so, lieseem.s atone
?tcrrzc:';-'™,ff,
and lie ei Is ihev'r""' ","",»'
*'/"■' lii! 5?^ '"''"" ""
ofT,or„"S'"'J-J«ineshai
i""Oentlemen,'\vem|
JAM
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Wiirning, N. York, 1888, I2mo. 27. The Roverberfttur,
Liin., isss, 2 veils, or. 8vo.
" Hi- hus bet'ii iirceil tiv its evcr-lriorcnsliiK imxlciusnesa
t(i tiiki' up tlif ciKlK'fls iiKiiliif^t 'sdclfiy JiMinmllsnr uiid
slKHv up Us infamy with nil llie puwur of lii» iulmitftble
tti't."— OiVic, X. 12.1.
(iENEIlAI. I'HITICISM :
" .Mr. Henry Jiimts Is ci.rtaliily ft very rciuiirkable illus-
trotinu iif the nuileucv iif dur ajte to sulnUviile in the
(luest wav the ahiadv rather extreme divislnu of lnli<iur,
till a very hluli perlectimi is attained in iirudueiiiKurtieK'S
<if the m"ist c-uri'mslv .speelalized kind, tliiiu>;h apparently
without the power cd' produeinj; anytliing oulside of that
kinil. For a lone lime we liave had novelists who are
wonderfnllv skillid innpnrllcnlar lorm<if novels, but wlio
seem almost unable to master more tlnm one form tor them-
selves Hut ..!i ■' -irv ,lanies, iliouKh he has ftttiuned ft
verv Kreat perlV<'tion in his own line, seems not to aim at
anvthinc iiidte so considerable as a story of human hie ol
nnv .sort. He es(diews a story. What he loves is an ' epi-
sode '—if., soniethint? which bv the nature of the ea.se is
rather a fraRment nit out of a life, and iio(a lair or aver- i
BKC specimen of it, nor even such a part as would Kive you !
the best essence of tlie whole, but rather an eddy in it.
Which lakes vou for an interval out of its main eurrent,
and only ends as you get back Intothe main current nuain,
or at least at the point at which you miudit K'et back into
the main current ajiain, if siinie event (accidental in rela- i
tlon to the art of the storvi did not occur to cut olt at)- \
rnptlv tlie thread Id' the niirrutive, . . . No doubt there is
a wonderful skill in the writer who, avowedly relnsini; to
tell vou what can ]iroperlyl>e called ft story .—loviiiK above '
nil things to depict excursions of the heart mid mind
which fade awav and end in notliinij,-can yet interest volt
60 dceiily as he does In his dellneiUKui of these unliilfilled
intentions of men, these muiiqiii and tentative deviations
hito regions not adapted for embodiment into tlie sub- ,
BtHiice lit life. Due minht iierliaps say that Mr. Henry
James has discerned in relation to literature what has long ;
been known in relation to art,-tlmt with artists ot any
genius 'sketches' are apt to lie more satisfying than tin- |
[shed iiictiires. But then tlie skcti-bcs we like so much in !
artists studios are, though unllnished jiiotures, still pic- j
turesof what the painter has la-en most struck with, i.lctures [
in which he has given all that struck him most, and lelt \
onlv what did not strike him to be lilled in by the fancy
of the public. Now, Mr. Henry .lames docs not give us
sketches of the .striking features in wliat he sees of hutnan
life and passion, so much as llnislied pictures of the little
nooks anil bavs into which human caprice occasionnUy
drifts, when the main current of lil'e's deeper interests has
left us for a moment on one side and rushed past us. He
dees not half-paint what Is striking; he prefers rather to
paint with wonderful care and precision what is not strik-
ing, or only striking bv its contrast with what is usually
thought so. . . . Jlr. rfeiirv .lames is not so much a novel-
JAM
But he is
ist as an episodist, if such a term be allowable,
a wonderfiil episodist."— .''>cc(a(or, lii. -JT".
" If -Mr. James be not incapable of describing passion, at
all evenls lie has still to show that he is capable of it. . . .
He has introduced us to manv characters who seemed to
have in them capacities for the highest passion, . . . and
vet he has never allowed them to bring tn -se capRoities to
the proof. He uniformly evades the situation ; but the
evasion is managed witli .so much ingenuity and plausi-
bilitv tliat, altiiough we may be disftpp<iinteii, or even irn-
t«tei\, we are deprived of the right of giving those emotions
satisfactory expression,"— .sjifrtii/or, lii. 48. i
" The stvle in wliich he has succeeded is adapted well
enough for gentle salire on human weaknesses, for tender
analvsis of such elements of interest as exist in common-
place characlers; it fails altogether when it has to deal
with the really dark places of human nature."— -K/i., No.
30S').
James, Henry Alfred. Hand-Book of Perspec-
tive, I.on., 1888, p. 8vo.
James, Henry Amnion, b. 1854, at lialtimore,
Md. ; graduated at Yftle 1874, and at the law gehuol
1S78, and has since practised law in New York City.
Communism in America, (Yale Prize Essay,) N. York,
1879, sq. 4to.
James, Henry Evan M»irchison, a member of
the Bombay civil service. The hong Wiiite .Mountain;
or, A Journey in Manchuria: with some Account of the
History, People, Administration, and Religion of that
Country. Slap and Illust. Lon., 18.S8, 8vo. (An no-
count of a, journey made by the author and Lieut. G. J.
Younghusband (</. )-., i'"./V(() in 1S,s5-S().)
"Readers in search of something new, students, |ioliti-
clans, and geographers, may all proilt by the peruNil of
this latest report on the country, people, products, ana
condition of Munchuria."— .s^(/a'(a/or, Ixi. HS'.l.
James, Very Kev. Herbert Arniitage, M.A.,
b. 1844; graduated, first class Lit. Hum,, at Lincoln
College, Oxford, 1807; ordained 1870; Fellow of St.
•John's College 18P,<!-87; hen.i-mnsti>r of Uussal! School
1875-86; dean of St. Asaph 1886-8i); head-master of
Cheltenham since 1888. 1. Notes on the Morning and
Evening Prayer and Church Catechism, Cambridge,
1866, 8vo. Privately printed. 2. School Ideals : Ser-
mon preached in the Chapel of Rossall School, Lon.,
1S87, cr. Svo.
James, Kev. Horatio. 1. Sermons on some of
the Levitical Types, Lon., Isl7, 12mo. 2. Lectures on
the Revelation of St. John, I.on., 1851, l2mo. a. A
Scene in the I'pper Room at Jerusalem : Three Short
Sormcms, Lon., 1860, i2ino.
James, Hhko, of the Dennal iirniy. A Volunteer's
Scramble through Sciiide, the 'unjab, Hindoostan, and
the Himalaya Mountains, Lon., \H:,i, 2 vuU. p. 8vo.
James, J. Temperance Legislation and liicensiiig
Reform ; a Scheme, Lon., 1883, 8vo ; new eJ,, 1885.
James, J. II., Jr. Military Commissions for the
Trial of Citizens, Cin., 1869, 8vo,
James, James Henry, of the .Middle Temple;
called to the bar 18.'il. I. A Guide to the Formation
and Management of Friendly Societies, Lon., 1861, Svo.
2. Joint Stock Companies, Ac: Acts as to Assurance So-
cieties, Lon., IS.'iI, Svo. :i. A Treatise on Lile and Fire
Assurance, Annuities, and Reversionary Payments, Lon.,
1851, Svo. 4. On the Riglit and Cost of Redeeming Prop-
erty mortgaged to Land Societies, Lon., 1S54, l2mo. ,',,
The Limitec; Liability Act: with Notes, Lon., 1855, I2iii...
6. The Banks of the' Wye, and other Poems, Lon., 1856,
Svo. Amm. 7. Government as it is ; a Plea for Parlia-
mentary Reform. By Aliquis, [pseud.] Lon., 1S5«, Svo,
8. An Inquiry into the Necrology, History, Heraldry, Ac,
of the Parishes of Coity, Laleston, Ac, in the County
of Glamorgan, ,on., 1860, Svo. 9. Instructions for the
Formation of Volunteer Rifle Corns' Equipment CIuIki,
Lon., I860, Svo. 10. Herefordia: a Poem, Lon., isfil,
4to. 11. Progress of Parliamentary Reform under Whig
Auspices, [verse,] Lon., 1862, Svo. Anon.
James, John, F.S.A. I. The History and Topog-
raphy of Bradford, in tlie County of York. Bradford,
1841, Svo. 2. History of the Worsted Manufacture in
England, Lon,, 1857, Svo. 3. The Philosophy of Lord
Bacon, Ac. : a Lecture, Bradford, 1860, Svo. 4. Contin-
uation and Additions to the History of Bradford, lira 1-
ford. 1866, Svo.
James, John, M.D. The Treasury of Medicine;
or. Every One's .Medical Guide, Lon., 1854, 8vu.
James, t'apt. John, of the ootli Light Infanti-v.
Mesmerism; with Hints for I'";;'r.uers, Lon., 1S70. i-r.
Svo.
James, John, M.B. (Trans.) Infcction-Diseiix-^
in the Army ; chietlj Wound Fever, Typhoid, Dysentery,
and Diphtheria; from the German of Rudolph Virchow,
Lon., 1879, fp. Svo.
James, John Iladdy, M.D., 1789-1869. 1. Pmo-
tical Observations on the Operations for Strangulaii-1
Hernia, Lon., 1859, Svo. 2. On the Distinctive Cliiu-
I acters of External Int'.ammations, and the Result- nf
': Thirty-Six Years' Experience of the EtTeets of BlecdiiiL',
Lon., 1867, Svo. 3. On tne Results of Operations lor
i Cicatrices after Burns, Lon., I86S, Svo. 4. Chlorof.mn
! vrrmiH Pain, and Paracentesis of the Bladder, Lon., l^TH,
1 Svo,
James, Sir John Kingston, Bart., b. 1^10.
1. (Trans.) The Jerusalem Delivered of Torquato Ta>-i,
Lon., 1865, 2 vols. 12mo; 2d ed., rev., 1884, 2 vols. sv,i.
2. Day-Dreams, to which are added some Transhitiuiis
from the Italian, [verse.] Lon., 1879, 4to.
James, Joseph Brindley, M.R.C.S. 1. Re|ily I'l
Questions on Therapeutics, for the Use of Students, I.on.,
1SS3, 12iuo. 2. Aids to Practical Physiology, l.i n.,
1884, 12mo.
James, Lizzie. Stapylton Grange : a Tale, l.im.,
1S.J7, 12nio.
James, M. E. 1. What shall we Act? or, One
Hundred Plays from which to choose, Lon., 1 881, p. fyn.
2. How to decorate our Ceilings, Walls, and FI"Ois.
Coi. Illust. Lon., 18S2, p. Svo. 3. Tlie Heir of Ayl-
nier's Court, Lon., 1884, 3 vols, cr. Svo.
James, itiarian, [khIi; vol. L, add.] 1. A I.'tiI
of the Creation, Edin., 18,^7, Svo. 2. Love in Light iiiil
Shadow ; vol. i.. Sister Anne, Edin., 1857, p. Svo; 2<i
eJ., entitled " The Diamond on the Hearth," i.sijs. :i.
Not an Angel, Edin., 1863, p. Svo. 4. A Girl's Romance,
Edin., 1867, p. Svo.
James, Mrs. Mary D. The Soul-Winner; a
Sketch of Edmund J. Yard, for Sixty-Five Years a
Class-Leader and Hospital Visitor in Philndi'h.liia,
Phila., 1883, 16mo.
James, Moses Prosser, M.D., physician to the
Hospital for Diseases of the Throat and Chest, London;
lecturer on materia medica at the London Hospital, !■
JAM
ea»i;« of iho Tl,n.„t, L„n , "s7 | 2,"'' T'^Hm'nt „f |,i,.
■5. Ihc Thompeutio .f ho II.'. ^"''"'■. «nl., Iss.o.
If"*.^. «vo. « A (i i ie tu ,1 ." v""'^ . ^'"«^«' Lon.,
(1««.) I-on., iss.O, .'r !svo ' "" """"'"eoiMc.ia;
up,i„.Tyn(., I,sj2, Svo "" Milliun, Nowcustlo-
Schr!?'r^^:;!::iiS:^-„«.a. Saving,: „
l|,u..v «.u. i,oo;Hro.."'„ LTk"o?T" ""™r '•^«'- '•
['liree papers,] Un., ism; svL ?7°'' ""^ ^'"^''<=<y,
.^"c'ial : vrith other E sayf, ," i J-'-''"''' ' ''™"«' "n.|
"Is »f Mottoes, Lon S7-, « " •' ''; ' '"■ ^- '"*!«'•-
must. Lon., I <7s, 4I" '" '""^ "»"'• Severn Valley.
l.eg"K.' ix';pec:,i„'lM"/oiblte^ian Ph' ^V'*''"""" ''»''
."""•.v"l. i.. «.iJ.,] lso9-f;,^,*'-l';'^*'- "f Sibbertoft,
Verse: with .'"er^^eo,^ N.^^J,^^^ ;;>- • " '"^'o^y in
A , Hand, .00. or ?L 'i:':!:'"^ &^:r^j^:%e?;
the''TomiJu!iporo;d"c'ora-|3"o?''t''h *;•• ''"""^^I'^ "^
Cin., IS.S8, Xvu '"" Cincinnati Group
:* ^^mV!''-" ^""'^ O-'Phant.- a Xovel, Lon., ,857,'
James, w. p «„ ,. .
Work in Cardiff, Lo'n., isiriel.^o" '''*""""■ ^^"''""^
Orfd'^oliVge^S^fo'd'Vir' ';«^-I.««''- «™^uate.l „t
^liire. from l,io3 Mis ake, T. M°^'^'"°"' Warwick-
li-.k of Rugby Schoortn ' "^ f'-Statementa in the
James, Kev. «'i liam in-, •
t"i, Kng. Memoir of thTKeTh""" "i!'''"'' ^'''^•
Minister of Essex Street Cha,;.."'"? ^"''K^' ^^^'^
Sv... ^"^ l-liapel, London, Lon., l,S7l,
JAiM
ron.r.Tr'.2lr^""' Pbr„.es of the Uoly Seripture..
, ors, an,l Modes ..^ W i^"!.'"" •' ''^ 'i'^'ry, l-ow.
'ed., I87.i. TocoedinK, -N. \ork, l.S(i7, 8,0; 3d
/o'ni^;k!:^f:;!-^';""j^'..,i-i.,p..« ,edat
, Inivorsl, .. Willi ;„ I >;,f ■""'•;' I'i-'tory at Drown
j'^vo (I'apersnfHeA ^r ViiTa'^'-'V- ^''"^- '«^'.
«erv..d „L n,,!n;,;St':;'Sl^,:i •;,>"".. ;vl.. well .le-
Jameson, Marciirp. T -''"(c, vlil. 2ti.
I f'-^'mry I-ifo,'Lon l*!"' ''vol.T' s*^ " ^'"'o "'' North-
'•- Sy".'J.?i„^;;!M"^-«V "i^Jorieal Record of
ciwf'Si;::^^:*^^ :n;^ •'^''•" ^-'''--f
pw and West of S otlan To L? "^ rT"*'' "' "'« "'»'-
F.UNXKS, a,,,,, vol. iii add! J-. ..'■"'■''''• *'■«»
Lon., 185!l, p. 8vo ' ■' ^'"""■'™1 Gleanings,
<i.'n>^h1C'pi;*'^:M^78?8^'8 "■^- '• ^"o E-n-
Tl.e I'hilosophv of'Law r„ > ^'"■, ^- Causality , or,
'i'-Mnation :' wit^o 1 er jk:h;tive Dm"''!!'-'''^* "'"' ''"'
,I^^"etrino, Edin., 18M)8.„i?.'r "'"?";" Christian
; 'J'l'eology „„., P'hiloso'ph rLon Iss^s"'' ^?'''™^ '»
; si'tn on the Atonement • iVi. v,v" • '• ^l"' *' ^'^eus.
1^17, 8v„. ""' • ^'" ^ 'carious.' Edin. and Lon.,
Jamiesoii, Georee Aiiiiii»
ror-'SrreVi;''„'i?i;t't:.f f-""'?^' ^•^- «™-
Lon., lS7o, I2mo ^"""'•"ction by D. L. Moody,
James, Sir WilliHm mmk
oiuoated at the L'nhe tv 'f .M "''"^' 'f'fl'-'SSl,
IJ^-I ; vice-chancellor IS u.,?^""'.' """'"^ '» the ba^
A|t«-.l 1870. Tl e BrUi 1 t^\^''f'"' "/"'" Court of
I'-.«htcr, M. J. 8."sctw '"Lon T882''8'"''' ''^ ''''
i::i^sfl2--.'¥pi¥'«rl-^-"'-:
iN!?^ about Rivers in Manv Finn 7 '" ^™'' »■•. «'ean.
Jameson, Hev Frn-^nt V"""' '^''^' I'- 8™-
bftH-eon the MirSand r ' , • ^'^'",^^' '• Analogy
ISi2, U'mo 2 H L , ^"''''•"'es "f Scripture, Lon
Sc™'on;"Lon!-l8,f ^2,- ./■".'"■^^r'^ to Students': Four
M-,„-n„ i> >;.''■'•', l^Mo. .j. Two Serinons: kite's
cul,u,.l „n,| Fin,7n;r;rDe,"c;"sZ"EdTn " f^slJ ^«"-
Seeret, Lon., 18^7 ]%"'. x '''"„*">';<"■, The Laird's
newe'l., I.SS5 9 S : ^^ .^«.- "'^2, 2 vols. cr. ,8vo-
"laddis-'woode, Lon!",888 Vr "vT' "' ^'" ""'-^ °^'
Jamiesoii, John. 1 iiLi
adJ-J 1803-1880 Tlor„-f' ^■'^•' t"'"'. vol. i.,
""-, (Raird LeciurS p!d"r'"';S74 n's'" "-"^ Scrip:
n4T:^:"i:^«;^'^;^mi;^ittmy,.rBusi.
Lnnrl Q.re;Uon^'beTn""r '*'•/;!;; "^""-''"'""i"" to the
Svo. "= ^"o Lectures, Lon., 1883, cr,
Pliila., 1.S55, Svo """"' °° Epidom.o Cholera,
oi'"wr„','Jf'i7pic"-bel"'"^''™"' *^''""'^= Con.
Con.p„sitio„,N.York,Pl8 9 sto^'"'' '" "'"="'"'= ■">"
Jameson, Jamps 1 n ."
. Jumes. A Glossary of fhe Obsolete
|rh^":^^^:'^L^r:^^-^^,^-H^;j;.Eain.,e.tr:
cine, EdinburKh. Dise es If ^^ c,"' '^'='"«'' "'' ^edi-
Janiieson, W. F i ti ^.
Sn"f:5^rS^':r:£f^'"^Ste^l^To^
of .he ChrLtlan «; jCus'chl?' "^^'^ '^ Recognition
I'nited ,«tates Cons" ,„Uo„ St'^'is^A'' W' ''"""' '" '^'
Jamiesnn n^., .i'-... ' "'*> '2mo.
a.«Mold by Himself. Bo;t. ,888 '2mo''-' "^ ""^ ^'"•'""■
Timro?Tr;r?n/D'u"''"y-"' ^'""'^-- ^^e Life and
, 'eenth cJntu v charfeTn " '' 1 ^'^'^'^ "^ ""> F""" -
I Svo. •' "-"afleston and Lon., 1864, 2 vols.
The work, wp are tdi'i Ki- *i ,.
«ie war. but re-wFltyn -nvi ^' ''"'^'''■' ^*"»'wgun before
progre.s.s. . . .The bonk iZ'^^"^' "'."' tinislicl iluriiiR ill
Jamison ha., been a labor m« 1"" ",« blockade ^Jr
Pher; but the S Mnory " ,T,,S ,,^S n ', "^ =''^''1™'^ l""A-
lil^ely to gain much hv his elT, ?ts^' S/' »"°'' "'e thfnk,
Jamison, F. n tV'"^''\~^^-^"--^''n.ui.
. r. «. (Trans.) Catechism of Perse-
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veronoo: Historical, Doclrinrvl, iMoriil. nnd Liturgiciil
Ex|i(i!>itiun ul' the Catholic Ueligioii, l.y Juhn Junoph
Uaiiiiio, IJiJst., IS.'>7, I Nino,
Jnne, V. Tbruugh I.oto and War, Lon., I8H6, »
vol«, |>, >*VI>.
JnneH, E. The Human Intcllcel an Introdiiolldn
t(i I'hilosuiihy : Outline u( I'sychiilii^y, Oakhuiil, Cal.,
I8M4, I2imi; new cil., rev., entitldl ""Huuiun Psychol-
ogy," N. York, \x^i'<.
'Jaiiex, llev. KUwin L., Isic-I-T.'i, b. at .«hef-
flold, Miias. ; a niininlcr of the Mflho.liat Epiicoiial
Chiin'li ; Iwln-hnithcr of liishoi, K. S. Jiiiji'.". 1. Wesley
his Own lli.ituriiin : Illii:<lr".iori» of his Charueter La-
bors, und Ai'liii'vciiiints, from his Diaries, N. York, I 'i.
12uio. 2. The Character and Career of Francis Asl'iuj ,
N. York, 1872, l2iiio. :i. Memenlon of Kov. Eil"Br.i
i'ayson, N. York, IxTIi, 12iiic).
JniiCN, Uev. I'roderick. Thu .Janes Fan Iv : a
()cnealoi,'y and Brief History of the Descendants of
William Janw, thu Kinlgrant Ancestor of lB:i7, Ac,
N. York, ISfiS, svo.
JiliiVM, Margaret P. The Artist's Year; Original
and ^^ele^;tc^l Poems (if the Months. Illust. N.York,
l«.s2, obi. 8vo.
Jaiiisch, Uiid§oii Ralph. T'.xtracta from the
St. Helena Records, St. Helena, 18Si, Svo.
JaniU!y, Lucy N. Alton-Thoriie : i Novel, Phila.,
18S(), 12mo.
Jaiiiiey, Samuel Macph^r^oii, ['tuic, vol. I,,
add.,] 1S(I1-188(I. He was tt|)|)ointMl iuiierintendent of
Indian allairs in the northern "U|ic endcncy 1809. 1.
History of the Religious Society '■( Friends, from its
Kiso to the Year 1828. ■ vols, i.-iv., 1 'ii!\., 1869-67, 12mo.
"Tlie work is much of It written In a plain, simple,
uniirctcndlnK style, but aboii, :-i in some parts lu that
IM'iuliar stilled .Scriptural pli.a.'joU)((y with which those
will) have cil'ten nitcnded p' Ilu.Is' meetings (jr read
Friends' books are tboroUKbly familiar. . . . We com-
mend it to the readini! of perb. ns of all sects, and not
least to the young, for au iuML'lit into .spiritual purity and
tidclity to the inner liKht such as are not likely to be ex-
hibited HKuin, certainly uoi in our day, in the furmatiou
of n new society."— ^Viuiyii, v. 68.
2. An American View of the Causes which have led to
the Decline (d' the Society of Friends in (ire;it Britain
and Ireland, Lon., 18(18, 8vo. Anon. H. Kxamination
of the Causes which led to the Separation of Friends in
America in 1827-28, Phila., 12mo. 4. Summory of
Christian Doctrines as held by the Friind.«, Phila.,
24mo. 5. Vit:-1 Religion, ii 1 the Means of i ■ 'moting
it, Phi!."., '8mo. 6. I'eace Pviiioiples exeuiplilii 1 in the
Early History of Pennsylvania, Phila., 1876, 12mo.
Janssen, Frederick William. (Kd.) History
of American Amateur Athletics and A<|uatic3 : with the
Records. Illust. N. York, 1888, sq. 8vo.
Janvier, Catherine A. Practical Keramios for
Students, N. York, 188U, sq. Svo.
Janvier, Mrs. Emma N. 1. Marion and Jessie;
or. Children's Influence, Cin., 1870, 16uio. 2. Agnes
Morton's Trial; or, The Lost Diamonds; [also] The
Young Governess, Cin., 18711, 16mo. 3. IJsther Mii
well's Mistake, N. York, 1874, 12mo. 4. School ,
Beechwood, N. Y'ork, 18S2, 16ruo.
Janvier, Francis de Ilaes. 1. The Skeleton
Monk, and other Poems, Phila., 1860, 12mo. 2. The
Sleeping Sentinei, [verse,] Phila., 1863. 3. Patriotic
Poems, Phila., I860, 12mo.
Janvier, Miss Margaret Thomson, (" Mar-
garet Vandegrift," pseud.,) b. in New Orleans; sister of
F. de H. Janvier, tiipm. 1. Clover Beach, Illust.
Phila., 1880, 4to. 2. Under the Dog-Star; from the
Dog-Latin of Jock. Illust. Phila., 1881, 4to. 3. Hol-
idays at Home. Illust. Phila., 1882, 4to. 4. The
Queen's Body-Guard: a Story of .\merioan Life, for
Girls, Phili .. 1883, 12mo. ,0. The Abscnt-Minded Fairy,
and other Verses. Illust. 1883. 6. Ways and Means,
Phila., 1886, 12mo. 7. The IK'ad Doll, ind other Verses.
Illust. Bost., 1888, sq. Svo. 8. Little Helpers. Illust.
Best., 188,8, sq. Svo.
Janvier, Thonji^ Vllibone, b. ISlii, in Phila-
delphia; brother of t. de H. Janvier, tupm, a journal-
ist; has contributed stories, Ac, to the Century Maga-
zine. 1. Color Studies: Four Stories, N. jfork, 1885,
12mo. 2. The Mexican Guide, N. York, 1886, 8vo ; new
ed., ISS?.
" In the Preface the author masses hla authorities |i liietly
native) abundantly, and shows that he has made mi ex-
haustive study of Mexican history, geography, architec-
ture, institutions, and scenery."— CVidc, vil. 98.
900
JAP
Janvrln, Mary W. Peace; or. The Stolon Will:
an American Novel, Bolt., 18o7, l2iiio.
Japp, Alexander Hay, LL.D., F.H.S.K., b. iski,
at Dun, Forfarshire, Scotland : educated at Montr ifo
Aoadeiiiy, and at the l'niveri.ity of Kdinburgh, where ho
was highly di.ilinguished in logic, literature, and moral
philosophy ; was for some years a journalist, ciinnccted
with several Soottish papers, anil afterwards in London,
Hhere he wa« editor (d' the Sunday Mugii/inc. Ho hii>
contributed largely to leading periodicals, including the
Cor'' ' . Mcviiw, the British Quarterly, Frai*! i '
,%i ,■,..,... iv ii .'ds, and many dllic'-r'. Many<d'li>
liuoki) nave be ' pnolislied under p.<eudonymes, as N.>'.
4-8, 14. 11 IIM. in thefellowiiig list, under that of " H. A.
P:i^ , ' ilos. o ond 1 1 under that of " llciijamin Oruic,"
and Nos, 1& and 10 under that of " K. Condor Uriiy."
1. (Ed.) Miscellanies from the Collected Writings i.i
Kdward Irving, Lon., ISK,'), p. Hvo. Anon. 2. Time
Great Teachers of our Own Time; being an Atli'inpt to
deduce the Spirit and Purpose animating Carlyle, Ten-
nyson, and Uuskin, Lon., I860, p. Svo. 3. The Treu--
ure-Book of Devotional Reading, Lon., 1866, p. Svo;
new ed., Edin., 1870. '. ' '' ' ^es: a Book of
Biographies, Lon., ' 1..1. i .. I' 77, \\ '<vo. .'.
Out anil All About; Fable.) for Old and Y'oung, Lon,
1873, p. Svo. II. Noble Workers : a Book of Examples lur
Young Men. Illust. Lon., 187.S, p. Svo. 7. Memoir of
Nathiinicl Hawthorne: with Stories now first publi..<lic I
in this Country, Lon., 1873, or. Svo. 8. Thoreau: his
Life and Aims: a Study, Lon., 1877, 12mo; new ed ,
1871).
"This 'study' is more likely. In our judgment, to attno 1
readers, and send tlieiii to Tiioreau's works, than an ehili-
oralelife."— .'>y«i'''i(or, 1. 1303.
9. Thomas DeQuincey: his Life and Writings, Lon.,
1877, 2 vols. Svo; new ed,, 1S70.
" Mr. I'lige has collected enough amusing anecdotes of
Do liuiiicry In this book to make us wish for more."— .-'!(.
lin\. xllii. i.Tf).
■' We arc mistaken if the resuit of this Life be not to ~.'t
Thouitts De QuiiH'ey on a higher pinnacle, as a man wiili
conduct and conscience, a man with responsible family
relations, a true gentleman as well as cultivated scholar,
than he had liitbcrtii nurlicd."— .lead., xll. .'■)3.
" The best autol>iograi. .y needs a biograjihy by its siilc
to eke out its del" ienclc and give the man as be .seeiiinl
to iitliers ; and ti s meniuir by Mr. Page errs only on ilic
side id'excess, us a good memoir sliouhl."— A'udoii, xxv '■».
10. Lights on the Way: Some Tales within a Tuli.
By the Late J. H. Alexander, I!. A., [pseud.] With :iii
Explanatory Note liy H. A. Page. Lon., 1878, p. ^v..
11. The Treasure-1, iok of Consolation for All in Son »
and Suffering, Lon., 1880, p. Svo. 12. Industrial Curi-
osities : (ilances here and there in the World of Lalioiir,
Lon., 1880, ]). Svo; 4th ed., 1885. 13. (iernian Life ;ind
Literature, in a Series of Biographical ,~tudies, l."n.,
1880, bvo.
" .\ book repro nting ounsiderable reading, but of in-
toleralile p' 'ixlly .lud verbiage, dealing with great tbcnics
I » ithout uii adcqtmlo understanding of any one of tlicni,'
— .<a(. Kei:, li. 440.
I "The volume, as a wh le. Is admirable."— Spcc(a(or, liv.
;ni.
" His : « ledge of o Inals seems to tie slight, but with
.- condbaud autliorities he is . , . over lamiliar."— .^loi'/.,
xvii. 451.
14. Leaders of Men ; Biographies specially written lor
! Youth, Lon., ISSO, p. Svo. 1.^. Wise Words and l.oviiii}
I })i-v\ a Book of Biographies for Girls, T.on., I8H11. p.
.■ >o. 10. Master Missb.ruiries: Chapter in Pioij.iT
Eff-rts, Lon., 1880, p. Svo; new ed., 1883. 17. I.i-
bour and Victory: » Book of Examples for those wii"
would learn, Lon., 1881, or. Svo; 3d ed., 1881, ,,.
Svo. 18. Hand-Book for ^\ .. iig and its Ncighliimr-
hood, (Lnwin's "Half-lJ. .;ay Iiand-Books,") I 11.,
1881, 12mo. ! " ister Edith's Probation, and other
Stories, Lon., I ^q. Ifimc 20. The Way to For-
tune: a Series i> rt ' lys : with Illustrative I'l 'v-
erbs and Ane( ., I.r 1881, 12mo; 3d ed., l->::.
Anon. 21. Li; y By< urs : a Book of Instru. livo
Pastime, Lon., , -I, p. Svo. 22. Heroic Adv<'n' "■:
Chapters in Recent Exploration and Discovery ; '1
Lon., 1883, p. Svo. 23. Vers de Soci6t6 and Pai
with other Essays, Lon., 1883, p. Svo. 24, The IIIuj-
tratcd Poetry-Book for Young Readers ; 2d ed., buu.,
1883, ISmo. Anon. 25. Days with Industrials: Adven-
tures and Experiences among Curious Industries. 2(1.
tlood Men and True: Eiogr,iphic3 of Workers in t!:e
Fields of Beneficence and Benevolence. 27. Ancclutea
of Animal Intelligence, arranged on a New Printiple,
Lon., ISSfl, cr. Svo.
Ja«iue«, .>Us,
»".x I lo»,.,Mak
Jh'I lien, Join
valion, Liverpuol,
Livcr|,oo|, Is.-,.) s
hibiting the pr,„
faints, Liverpool
•'nqui'H, J„|„|
'ions of 11,,. i;,,,,,,.
J"<liieN, j„|„',
';' < be Ninth .\ew
•N.iithern Uebclli,,,,
Jaqu.s.Josep
liillonof Morality.
'■""•. I'^SI.i.r, Mn,.
Jn.im,, >viiii,
Natio„„l Defence; 2
-. tncss„„'„ j,e,tr„
l-'i. I2mo. :i. ,M„;
^- \t,.k, 188(i, |o,„„
bnce, N. York, l,ss(|
'Cries entitled " y„e,'
Jarbottom, .>i,
■■"■icnce, Lon., |M7'> ,s
Jnrdine, J„|,n,
Jardine, j„,,„
""""'I N,u.„„ „,
Jurdlne, Hober
;;l"'op of Cognitiun,
I; What to Believe:
Knghsh-Sneaking .V„
Kcbgious Subjects, C:.l
J."rniain,(Jeorg,
itiitive Analysis. Lon
Vool-D.vein^:!^!;"'";
Encouragement of A„,
■farnac, < omie cj
Jarrel, U. A. |.
H»pti.«t.-, Memphis, Te,
■"7' Kthic, (ireen'viMe
Jnrreti, Emily Jii
«n the Gospels, Lon
Umrch-Yard an I the'
Lon., I,ss(),cr. ,Sv„ „ith
Jarrett, llev. :•■"„",
'''8-, Hebrew pro ,. .
«-j|c and Acts, so ,
'• '' »"rd without chat
- A New W'tiy of 1
»'".i.-< without Change o;
■;alop,ikhyanam: or, 'Hu
t"'.) The Hebrew Te«t
Jarves Oeming. P'
'"-;■ -d ed., eiil., x. f,,,,,,
"■""ce, where he was
.vr-.l'-.f.S'.So"''!
«-' "'or^el'JfoV'i^''--'
'*'showCict^?r ,"","" "''•^
»i«l intereft n,^rf' " "»"""
"Illy to regret LI "■'""'' "'"^
".gret that „ ..ftaiu ^g
JAQ
.-'■'IlK'S Joli,,. (V,,,"',,,. ,. , '
Jniiion, Hi||j,,,„ ,, '
^- ^■"'^- >«8«. I..!;;; ""'Z™;'"- .'•"•• National liefl;;:. ;
l™oe. N. York, Issd, I ■.,,,„ ,'£?'"" ,''"" ''••'»<>ti™l Ue-
Sn'^ncM. 1,0,,., |'s;.;,;^JL- ■''""iUrj. Legislation «„a
JnrUinc, Jolin i r n ^,
vi">ve,l (>,„„ ^ I,,,y,,,'a„^ .i"- ,,V;"'''"n .Sncenlotali,™,
;'';'?P "' <''"gnii,„n r.on |i'" ''''''""'"•■■' "I' Hio P.y.
iUtive Anabai,, Lo^.^'^ro SyTT^'" P"""" "f Q""""
Mool-D.ve iiir: Siv j ' • V" > "'h eJ., H89 2 rin
Knc.o,.n;«e„«„,'^,7A' :'- "l'^'/? '•"' >^ociety f,j-
"S\f?s.r ?Sr-™^.^•
(quence keep,, ,,
' would t)o Well I.
JEA
'-"-'ii"!;:;!i;r^;i:tr'"''""'''^''''''
■)lt..„ori,,i; of „ Ministry
-'. A Now U'av of M • "'^.^I'wllins, Lon., 1857
'"fi> i™. nheru ,,, „ «q"ontij- tor many yenn, ,„
'"■•Hnd, another, of .spedmon!".. ""';'"*'«'' Galle , i„
^"i«r, N. York, 'l 864," n'^^"'', "I '^"■""•"''ion^ of .„
7; Italian Haml.le, : Siu,li,",',.M. "''''■ ''■ '. «r. 8v».
•N;;w ami 01,1 I,a,y, N. Yoh';, li'^./'i'"/'"'' M»"".r. in
im , I ,i' ' ''"'"litli's ,.iit.s|,|,. .'",''> li'i'lr <-liari„|,i^ , !
' '•"r ailis(;i,,i ■ " ~
■-.•MheV,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.„,,„ |,,
N-rv Of hi; ,,lli_ ;;,^°»«J.: a Clever Do«: „ ,>„„
O''_ji^-ion8, I,o„„ ,S5|_ ;;.;««• S<-T."on. on Particular
te; «. ..... A„; tera;:: «'■
i"T°"''™.»S;;,,'JT-L?' «■»"» «'
' ^ Eighty .>^oeo„d Re,M,, .",^' **-,. ."'"'"ncnl Kcoord „f
;« ?"-!„, „„„ hehi' '^o , „t"™;"'" College at Niesk?
I Lh ?"'."■'*■■. "'i-'ion stat.on at Kv r '" «''P»""t"iJ
'Sli Iruluin d strict ,.f i u , '^•''^''■'"g, u the lirif
'"-'ve Kara a„![''J^„2,^ '^ ^ou „,,„„ ,8' ^.'^'.^^.f-^;
». h the Tibetan lang,,' ^ '"f . 'Z""T'^ acquaint.^
Igumim the Talmud L^bliani'^v"""^ "^ "'« Tar-
, Mulrashc Literature. In lliv^V"'.''""''"' ''"d the
I ^^-j^-uU^il-o^fu'tbrLou., il^:,:'^t''"""'" "' ->■ Exile.
i actress in l^l. 'j/ i^J' "'-''"• I'O.Mon ; became an
I n"7'^T' 'S".3 vols p 8,.^""'" "' Connaugbt.- tt
oTis;^''^ ^h^t'-^'"'''''« '3';:, pS^r'"'"
Progress frona this World to a Bet't'"''"T"'' ^""^ ^"'""^^
8- My Connaught Cousin, t ""■- ^"n-- "*»'. P. 8vo
„'-;"■. '>^.S!,;' vols, or 8vo* iss! T"^f ^°"' ^ » Novel
of Convenie,,,.,.; a Tale, I on! ISSs's >• ,'■ ^ ""^iage
•»ay, Rose The « ,1? .',*"'"• C"- 8vo.
Brother,, Lon., mr% iZ/"'»«'s; or, More than
I ""/•'?■"'•" '^' ''"" ''■''""•^ ^"^ ^^""""""^ J
«'/«-' ■"U^''.'""'"' '" '"« ^"-o Of Mr. Figgins.
Jeairresoa, Chri fe^ri'^^-. ,855, ,2n.o.
I "er Samuel, F.R.c.S
901
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Ellin. I. 'Trnnii.l Miinual nf OphtlmlmoHomi)', f'«r Stu-
ilciiK, liy I»r. DiiuuiM.cl, l.dii.. IHSd, rjiim. 2. Kyo Dlii-
vi\M-' : whiit tho I'liiili.' -hoiil.l kriiiw (if Ihom ; Two l<(io-
tun-, I.nn., ISSH, Hi.,.
Jcnitrciion, K«'v. Herbert llniniiKiinl, .M.A.,
Hm.luiiUHl lit Trinity ('i>llo)^c, Ciimliriclx''. I'*"' i "r.liilnocl
1172; iHKinlftiit iliiipliiin la Si. I'cIit'^ lldiiir, Killmrn,
1S7.I-N7. I. Till) n.iiibli! l'rii«'»»l'in of tlu< llnlv tlli»»l:
11 l'ii|ior, I.rni., IHHII, Hvo. 2. Tliu Divine I'nity iiml
Trinity : Ksfliiy* on (loil ami on liin llflution to lliu Uni-
VL'rw iiii'l to .Mini, l,i.«., H-*^, |i. >vo.
Ji'uWreHoii, John i'ordy, l"ii'<, vol. I., mM.,]
h. i.s:',l, at Franilinnhain, .^iiHollij xrailiiatcl lit I'eiii-
liniitf CollcKe.Dslonl. \sa>: ciilli'il to the bar \'<M Hi'
liiiK contributed lar,,'iily to ths l.oiiilon Athi'iiii'Uin. Fra-
i-or'n .MnKii/iint', Hill oihiT |ii'rioilifiil-, ami in a ililigent
wriliT on till' daily preK- of Loniloii. Ho IK also an
inspnilor of recoriia and docuiucntK lor lli'r .Majenty a
Ciiiuiiii-.-'ion on Historical .ManuKcTipt*. 1. Miriam Cop-
lev, Lm., 1S,')1», ;) vol.i. p. -vo. 2. A Hook aliout Doc-
tors, l.on., 1.HIIII, 2 vols, p. .svo. 3, Olive Illako'i (Joo.l
Work, lion., 18rt2, :i ynU. p. t^vo. 4. .-^Ir Kverard »
Daugliler, l.on., IHIlIl, ii. Svo, 5. Live it D.iwn ; ii Story
" Lun.,
an llUlorioul
.'luiicuti in thi>
of ll^'i' I.i^lit l-and«, f.un., l.^ti:!. 3 vols. p. svo. fl. Not
Dead Vet, l.on., IMIil, .'t vols. p. Hvo, 7. Tho Lile of
Ruliert Stophoinim : with Descriptive riiaptorii on some
of his .Most Iniportunt I'rolossional Work, by W. I'.ilc,
liiin., IHtU, 2 volv .Hvo. H. \ Hook lOiout Lawyers,
Lon., 18fl«, 2 vols. HVO. 1). A Noble Woman, Lon., IHIlH,
3 vols. p. 8vo. 10. A Book about the Clergy, Lon., 1H7»,
2 vols. Hvo. 11. Annals of Oxford, Lon,, 1H7I), 2 vols.
8vo. 12. A Woman in Spito of Herself, Lon., 1H71, .1
vols. p. Hvo. , , , I
' llie scfiiolslnlil in Canada. . . . Kvory one wIm feels
Bii interest 111 that hospitable land will read with oaKur- |
lifss mill sympalhv the iiiithor s exuelleiit Ueserlpllou uf
llfu 111 the old Dominion,"— .I'/i., No. 2;W7.
i;i. Brides ami Uridiils, Lon., 1H72, 2 vols. Hvo, 11.
Lottie Darling, l.on., lH7:i, ;i vols. p. Hvo. 15. A Book
about the Table, Lon.. 1H71, 2 v.ils. Hvo.
" Mr. .leall'reson lieulii.s with ■ ( iriice at Meals,' Rnd then
carrii- iis tu luieleiit, eliisslcal, barlmroiis, maKiilllcelit, and
nieiliaval baiaiuels. , . . The eoiiteiits of the seeoiid v.i -
ume ill the siici'es.slon of subjects, resemble a iiioderii bill
of tare."— .l(/i., No. 2I.VJ.
Hi. (Ed.) A Young Squire of tho Seventeenth Cen-
tury: from the I'apers (A.D. l«77-l«8rt) of Christopher
Joiilt'reson, of Dullingham House, Cambridgeshire, Lon.,
1S7H, 2 vols. p. Svo.
• The Young Squire to whom we are introdueud In these :
pnaes is ii dlslinet ailditliui to our iiorlralt-k'allery of iniii.ir i
Kiigllsii worthies, , . . Those who were liel.ire liiellne.l 1. 1
supp ise that the typical Kniilish soiiire of the seveiileeiiili
ceiitiu v wa,s neither a roue nor a sot. neither like the ll.iii.
Henrv "Hastings, ..f whom Shaflesbury draw.s such a real-
istic and iilmosl lerrlble p.irtrait in his ■ .\utiibiographv,
nor like Miicauhivs familiar sketch, will prize this record.
—Smrlnliir, 11. lilt. . „
17. The Rapiers .if Regent's I'lirk, Lon., 1H,S2, 3 vols.
or. Hvo. 18. Tho Real Lord liyron : New Views of the
I'oet's Life, Lon., 1883, 2 vols. Hvo; new ed., lHa4.
".-iave ill one point, on which, instead of esuiblishlng
his own conclusions, Mr. Jeatlresoii simjily establishes tho
case of Ills opponents, this real Lord Bvron ... Is ex.-
Hclly the Loril Hvroii with whom everybody . . . except
8.111111 very foolish and ignorant people in England and
some very clever and knowing Ibreigners . . . 1ms been
perfectly Vamiliiir for at least a generation."— .Su/. Ket:, Iv.
77.f, , , ,
"Obviously he has had access to new sources of informa-
tion, and he may 1)0 congratulated on the use that he has
made of his good fortune. . . . Mr. .lealVreson has, In fact,
produced a book that throws a Hood of new light on the
most critical periods of Byron's life."- .K/i., No. 2»'.>K
ri'his work was severely criticised by Mr. ILiyward, in
the Quarterly Review for July, 1HH3, and by .Mr. Froude,
in the Nineteenth Century for August, 1HH3. Tho au-
thor's answers may be foun.l in the Athenaniin. Nos. 29 Dl,
2«I2, 2914,2i)17.) IS). The Real Shelley : NewViewsof
tho I'oet's Life, Lon., ISHj, 2 vols. Svo.
••His whole aim, the purport of the Imok page after
page, is to strip Shelley and exhibit him to the astonished
licro-worship|icr as a very sorry manikin. . . . Mr. , lea II re-
eon shows strenuous study of bis sulycct. and of all the
materials which can be brought in aid of it. . . . What-
ever may be tliouglit of his hostile eonclii.sions. or of the
tone in which he aunouiiees them, Mr. JealTreson's book
JEB
(A long reply by Mr, leatfresoii to Prof liowden's article
iiiiiy be found In the same vol,, ii, II 'J J
20 Lady Hamilton and l.or.l Nelson :
Biography, ba.e.l on Letters ami other Do
Po,««»loii of Alfred Morrlmm, Ks,,., of I .nthill, W Ills,
Lon., 1HH7, 2 vols, or. Hvo. . , , •
•rhoiiiih he has worked aMsidiioiisly. and las cleared
nil -oni.' obscure points In Ihe early history ol lils her..lne,
. ' . 1,1. basii..lii.\cle.laiiyililii«of lmi»irtaiieei.iourconr
i.reheiisioiiof Ibeiiialii points ot iiiteresi in her life. And
Willi 1 examining lil« slfllngs with a nilcroscple evu, he
liiLs iiedleeted many sources of Inlorniatloii wliieli lay
ready to hi- loind." .1//, . No, ;u:'.a.
.leilloilK, CJeortje NmiiiU'l. How I foiinl a Hvo-
I (lund Note, iiml v>liat came of it: wiili oilier Stories,
l.on., 1H8I, p. Hvo.
.Irillicoil, J. A., M.D, Pathological Anatomy, I'a
t ,,gy, iin.l I'hyslcal Diagnosis: a Series ..f Clinical
i;, ijoris, comprising the I'rincipiil Disomes of the Hu-
man Body, must, ('in., 188,,, b.l.
JeailCK, Hinilim. Tho M.idem Confectioner: a
I'raclical (iuide, l.on,, IHlU, p. Hvo; new ed., 1871,
JcniiM, llev. (JcorRC, [«»'<, vol. L. add.] Iho
Pastor's Voice: being Twenty-Five Sermons: with all
Introilnction by ('. .1. (loo.lliait. l.on., IHitl, 12iiio.
JtniiH, Kfv. (Ji'orge Kdward, M.A., b. 1h4h,
is iueoiitcstalily a .solid array of facts and disquisitions, ,^';,"',';,
and a forcible indictment of Shelley as a man."— .I»i., No. ''^'''. '-
at Tctney Vicarage, near (Irinisby, Lincolnshire; gradu
ated with honors at I'cinbroko College, Oxford, 1H72, an.
was elected Fellow of Hertford College 1h:4; or.biine.l
lH7o; assistant master of Haileybiiry College |H71-s7,
and since llien rector of .Mottistone ami vicar of Slior-
well, Isle of Wight. 1. The Life ami Letters of Marcus
Tullius Cicero; being a New Translation of tho Letters
Ineluded in Mr. Watson's Selections ; with Historical and
Critical Notes, Lon., IHHil, or. hvo; '.'d e.l., IHHJ.
" He has simply wrllleii a translation of another man s
m.ioetliMi of Ciecro s I.etU-rs. although, by an iiiilnlclliulble
freak, be has called a score or iwoof dates tt'Lllcol Cicero
It is most (lei'ideilly a K 1 traiislatlon. and very liir
iiidecd above the averaue. The Introdiietloiis to the I.el-
tcrs too, are solid, If iiol brilliant, and ilie only limit that
we have to llnd with the erilieal ami blsiorlcal notes is
that there are not more of them."-.Vi'"'"''. 1'^'- ■*'■
2. (Hd.) Select Letters of Cicero; for the Use of
Schools, Lon., 1HS2, IHmo. 3. Hailcybury Chapel ami
other Sermons, Lon., IHSfl, 12nio. With Jo.neh, A. V.,
Cicero : Stories from Roman Hislory, Lon., 1HH4, iHino.
Jeans, James Sfott. 1. Jubilee Memorial of tho
Railway System, lllii-t. Lon., lH7fi, Hvo. 2. Nolcs
on Northern Industries, l.on., 1H7H, p. Hvo. 3. Steel :
, its History, Manufactures, I'ropeities, and Uses, I...11,.
i IHHO, Hvo. I. Kngland's Su]iroimioy: its Sources. L...
noinics, and Ilangers, Lon., IHS.'i, Hvo. b. Railway
I'robleiiis : an Inquiry into the Economic Condition- .1
Railway Working In Dillerent Countries, l.on.. IHh7,»v..
" As (in liide.x of the sources of information and a >inii-
maryof inueli that Is of uiiiiiicstioiiable value. Ihc i k
Is one which It is desirable to i>os.scss. But so lar 11.- 1: 1-
consuUed as nulhoritative, it is calculated to mislea.l -
Alh., No. aio'j, „, .
Jeans, Thomas. 1. The Tommiebcg bhooim;;-;
or, A Moor in Scotland, [a novel.] Illust. Lon., I -' ",
or. Hvo ; new ed., lH7o, 2, Always in the Way ; a l.mic
Story, Edin., ISiifi, Hvo; new ed., 18(18,
Jeans, William. England and Ireland: an Ia-
ainination of the Demand for Home Rule, Lon., IHsii, --v...
Jeans, William T. 1. The Creators of the A;;.'
of Steel, Lon.. IHH4, or. 8vo. 2. Lives of the EIcctricKui,-,
Tyndall, Wheatstono, Ice., Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
jeays, Joshua. The Orthogonal System of llaiiJ-
Railing, Lon., IS.'iO, Hvo; new ed., 1864.
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ISH6; ordained 1828; rector of Peterstow IHi:; sil;
canon residentiary of Hereford from 1870. 1. A I'leii
for what is left .if the Cathedrals, Lon., 1862. 2. Hint:'
on Reading the Liturgy, Lon., 1HS3. 3. The Prii.. iplr
of Ritualism ilefended, Lon., 1851!. 4. Tho Choral lie-
aponscs and Litanies of tho United Churches of EiijihinJ
and Ireland; vol. ii., Lon., 1857, fol. 5. The Uiuml
Law and Custom of the Church Universal, Lon.. I^tiii,
(5. The Right of the Irish Branch of the United Cliurcli
of England and Ireland considered, Lon., 1868.
Jebb, Itichard, [nuie, vol. i., second of the name
there mentioned, add.] The Act to Amend the I.uw
relating to Probates, Ac. : with Rules and (Jrders, l.on..
"Ill lieu of ascertaining the fact.s of Shelley's life, Mr.
Jeadresoii sopplemeuts his ignorance with conjcetures,—
conjectures \ hich to one who knows the facts cannot but
appear in many Instances strangely unfortunate
strangely lUtenipered."— E. Dowdes : ^lcn(i., xxvii
902
and
393.
J«'l>!>, Rjrhnrd n.-jverhn-.:!-- LT..D., b. 1-41, «'
Dundee, Scotland; son of Robert ebb, (on/., vol. i.,l
and grand-nephew of John Jebb, liishop of Limerick.
(aiili; vol. i. ;) educated at St. Columba's College, Ireland,
at Charterhouse .School, London, and at Trinity College,
Cambridge, .
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Jpbouit, Edward
omersci, Description c
--•"■'•"■ at Oriel ColJcir
J-fc.H. MyJ. T.J.' KS(
iTs'l'f ^\!'-«-'her
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, llie .Uf. 0,ut„r« from Am ,' '"• "*'"' "'»• «.
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J'eart: my Autobiography,
iv. f)3a
.,,;^K school edition, or ,„.n,„,,,^^,_^^__
Jebouu, Edward, a r
fomor<ef, Description of the Cf"' '^•-■'"""" "f Wet
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observe, nnd he can record his observations ; but tlie fac-
ulty of creation Is not In him."— /1(A.. No. 21167.
21. After London ; or, Wild England. In Two Parts.
I'iirt I. Lon., lS8i), ji. Svo.
" A romance of the future. The scene Is laid in an Kur-
land none to ruin and rclapscil into the desolation of pre-
historic nature. . . . The idea, it will be seen, is inicom-
niouly fresh and slriklnK. It is \vruui,'ht out in a fashion
iluitshosvs Mr. Jelfcrics at his bctt in .some ways, and at
his worst in others."— .l(/i.. No. liUW.
22. The Open Air, I.on., IS.So, p. Svo.
" Urimfnl of suKKcstiou and observation, and dlstin-
KUishcd from bc^'inniUK to end by the healthy tone and
stimulus its title implies."— ,sii(. A'cr., l.\. hl'J.
2:i. Amaryllis at the Fair; a Novel, Lon., 1SS7, p.
Svo. 24. Field and lleilj^orow : being the Last Essays
of R. JelTeries. Collected by his Widow. Lon., l.SSi),
8vo.
(Jkskhai. CriiTioisM :
"A literary Leatherstockinn. his style, his mental quail-
tie.s, tlie Held he works in, the ehiuse he follows, are pecu-
liar to himself and as he is without a rival,. so he is without
a second."— -K/i., No. 27;i7.
" In .letfcrles' later books the whole of the country life
of the nineteenth century will be foumi displayed down
to every detail. The lil'e of tlie I'anner is there ; the Hie of
tlie labourer; the life of tlu' gamekeeper : tlie life of the
women who work in tlie liclds, and of those who work at
home. . . . He revealed Nadire in her works and ways;
the flowers and the liclds; the wild Knslish creatures; the
liedgesand the streams; the wood and coppice. . . . But 1
this is not all. For next lie took the step— the va«t step-
across the chasm which separates the poetic from the
viilfjar mind, and bewail to doihe the real with the colours
and glamour of the unreal ; to write down the response of
the soul to the phenomena of nature: to interpret the
voice of Nature speaking to the soul. l"nto this last. And j
then he died; his work, which miglit have gone on for- |
ever, cut olf almost at the eommenceiuent."— W. Bes.vnt : ,
The KHlugij of Richard Jcfferks, J28,
Jett'eri.s, Mtiry. 1. (iertrude's Trial; or, Light out I
of Darkness, Lon., 187.'t, 12mo. 2. Soiuo of Life'J Les-
sons, Lon., IS7i,i, p. ,Svo.
Jeffers, William fi,, [nutr, vol. i., add.] Nautical
Surveying. Illust. X. York, 1S7I, ,Svo.
JeAersoil, John. 1. (Trans.) .Messianic Prophecy
and the New Testament, by E. Uiehni, Lon., 1S76, p.
Hvo. 2. (Trans.) The Apocalypse, by H. (Jebhardt, (For-
eign Theologiciil Library,) Lon., 187!^, 8vo.
JcH'orsoii, S., F.R.A.S. 1. .Sonnets on Xnturo and
Science, Lon., 18S7, si|. Ilhno. 2. The Invincible Ar-
mada: the Story of England's (Jreat Deliverance, told
in Heroic Verse, Lon., Isss.
Jeffery, Emma. Words, and what came of them ;
or. Sketches in our Village, Lon., 1.S72, 12mo.
Jelfery, Henry IHartyn. (Ed.) Two Sets of Un-
published Letters of Henry Martyn, LoQ., 18S;i, Svo.
Jeffery, llev. William. 1. The Irish Revival,
Lon., IboSI, l6mo. 2. Saul of Tarsus, Lon., 18ti2, 32mo.
3. The Wiltshire Centenarian, (.\nne Elling;) Sth ed.,
Lon., 1872, :i2mo. 4. Sketches of Churches and Char-
acter; 4th cd., Lon.. 1874, Svo.
Jeffree, II. W. Life ; an Epic, Lon., 1874, Svo.
Jeffrey, Rev. (leorge. The Believer's Privilege,
ind other Sermons. Edited by R. T. Jeffrey. With
iJ- igraphical Lketoh of the .\uthor by .Andrew Thomson.
Edin., ISSS, Svo.
Jeffrey, Robert T., brother of Kev. 'jeorge Jef-
frey, «ii^)/'«. Voices from Calvary; or. The Seven Last
Sayings of our Dying LonI, Kdin., ISJ'.l, Svo.
Jeffrey, Mrs. Rosa Vertner, '" Rosa," pseud.,)
[uiiie, vol. ii., " Ros.v," add.,] b. 182S, at Natchez, Miss. ;
daughter of John L. (Jriflith, a writer of tales and
poems ; married Claude M. .Johnson, and after his death
Alexander Jeffrey, of Edinburgh, Scotland. 1. Poems,
Bost., 1S,')7, 12uu). 2. Daisy Dare and liaby Power:
Poems. Illust. Phila., 187'.), 4to. 3. The Crimson
Hanil, and other Poems, Phila., 18SI, 12mo. 4. Marah:
a Novel, Phila., 1SS4, l2mo.
Jeffrey, Rii8sell, of the Society of Friends.
Thoughts on the Present State of Christianity in India,
Madras, 1801, Svo; also, under the title of "Visit to
India," Lon., 1881.
Jeffreys, .Mrs. Arnold, ("Alton Clyde," jisoud.)
1. Tried and True : a Tale, Lon., 1863, p. Svo. 2. Mag-
gie Lynne: a Novel, Lon., 1866, 3 vols. p. Svo. 3.
Cross-Currents, Lon., 1868, p. Svo. 4. Under Foot: a
Novel, isrii, p. Svo.
Jeffreys, Rev. Henry Anthony, M.A., grad-
uated at Christ Church, O.tford, iS32; ordained 18.34;
\ioar of llai.khurst since 1839; hon. canon of Canter-
bury since 1S72. I. An Ea-^y Guide to Doctrine and
<J01
JEL
Prayer, Lon., 1865, ISmo ; 2d ed., 1879. 2. A Summary
of the Principal "Types and Prophecies relating to the
Person and Kingdom of the Messiah, Lon., 1871, Ifinio.
3. A Plea for the Yard, Pound, and (Jallon : an English
Decimal System, Lon., 1S72, 12mo.
Jeffreys, John Owyn, LL.D., F.R.S., 1809-1885,
b. at Swansea, Eng. ; was called to the bar in ISa6, ami
practised for many years, but later in life gave himself
up to scientific pursuits, making a specialty of conoholngy
lie was a pioneer in deeji-sca exjiloration, and in IstlS-
70 superintended the dredging operations in the North
Atlantic. British Conchology ; or, An Account of the
Mollusca which now inhabit the British Isles and the
Surrounding Seas. Illust. Lon., b vole. p. Svo.
Jeffreys, M. E. 1. Hoel, the Hostage, and other
Poems, Lon., 1842, l2mo. 2. A Staffordshire Legend,
Ac, Wolverhampton, 1851, p. Svo. Anon.
Jeffries, Uenjamin Joy, M.I)., b. 1833, in Bos-
ton, Mass., and educated at Harvard ; studied medicine
there and in Europe, and settled in Boston, where he is
connected as ophthalmi(^ surgeon with different hospit:tl.-,
and has made a s]iecial investigation id' color-blindness,
which has led to a system of test examinations being es-
tablished for railway employees. 1. (Trans.) Marriaire
in the United States, by A. Carlier, Bost., 1S08, ISmo.
2. The Eye in Health and Disease. Illust. Bost., 1871,
Svo. 3. Diseases of the Skin : Recent Advances \u
their Pathology and Treatment, Bost., 1871, Svo. I.
Animal and Vegetable Parasites of the Human Skin aiil
Hair, and False Parasites of the Human Body, Bust .
1S72, 12mo. 5. Color-Blindness : its Dangers and iis
Delection, Host., 1S7U, 12mo ; new ed.. enl., I S83.
"This book is ba.sed upon anollicr. which, in its prov-
ince, is an ' epoch-niakiiig' work,— I'rofes.s(,i Holm^'rcns
'Color-Blindness and its Kclations to Kailroads aim ihc
Marine,' published atUjisala in 1N77. . . . He [Dr. Jeltrii',-;
contributes, on his own part, the results of over ten ilu.u
sand testings for color-blindness, made by himself, accnnl.
ing to Holmgren's method. '—.V(i(:»'i, xxix. CJ.
Jeffries, George Fish. A Treatise on Tea, Lon..
1866, Svo.
Jeffries, John P. Natural History of the Human
Races, Wooster, 0., and N. York, 1S70, r. Svo.
" It really gives a good deal of matter, and is notably
free from fine writing; but the compiler brought no criii-
cal ability wliatevcr to his work."— Sat ion, x. 4'J4.
Jekyll, Walter. (Trans.) 'fhe Art of Singing, by
F. Lampcrti, Lon., 1884, Svo.
Jelf, Rev. (ieorge Edward, M.A., graducted it
Christ Church, Oxford, I8.i6; ordained 1858; vicar "f
Blackmoor 1868-74, and of Saffron-Walden I874--L';
rector of St. Mary's, Chatham, since 1883 ; canon "f
Rochester since 1880. 1. Make up for Lost Time: ,i
Course of Sermons, Lon., 1871, p. Svo; 3d ed., 1878. :',
The Secret Trials of the Christian Life, Lon., 1S7:)|
new ed., IS"9, p. Svo. 3. The Union of Bishops mid
Presbyters a Divine Safeguard for the Christian '.,oity,
Lon., 1874, Svo. 4. Our Treasure of Light; Addres.-i^,
Lon., 1874, I2ui0. 5. Necessary Things as declared ly
Christ Himself: a Course of Sermon:', Lon., 1875, 12im i.
6. (Ed.) Widowhood: its Desolation and Consolation-,
Lon., 1875, Ifiuio. 7. The Rule of (iod's Coiuniuiil-
monts, Lon., 187S, l2mo. 8. The House of Go.l thi'
Home of Man, Lon., 1S7.S, p. Svo. 9. How does tlie
Church help us to live according to the Rule of llio
Gospel, Lon., 1S78, p. Svo. 10. The Consolations of tin-
Christian Seasons, Lon., 18S0-SI, 2 parts, p. Svo, il.
" Hear the Church :" Lectures on Church Principle?,
Lon., 1SS7, p. Svo. 12. Work and Worship : Sermons
preached in English Cathedrals, Lon., 1887, Svo.
Jeir, Rev. Richard William, D.D., l^antc, vol.
i., add.,] I798-1S71. I. Grounds for laying before llie
Council of King's College, London, Certain StoteiiicnU
contained in " Theological Essays by the Rev. K. Ii.
Maurice," Oxf. :md Lon., IS53, Svo. (See Mauiiici:, .1.
F. D., infra,) 2. Specific Evidence of Unsoundness in
the Volume entitled " Essays and Reviews," Lon., ISiil,
8vo.
Jelf, Rev. William Edward, B.D., [am,-, \ol.
i., add.,] ISII-IS75, brother of tlic preceding ; was iil-
ucated at Eton, and at Christ Church, Oxford, where ho
graduated, first class Lit. Hum., 1S33; became tutor of
his College and proctor of the university. 1. Chri-;iiin
Faith Coinproheuiiiu, not Partial ; Definite, uot iii^tr-
tain, (Bampton Lectures,) Lon., IS57, Svo. 2. Supnin-
acy of Scripture, in a Letter to Dr. 'reniple, Lon., l^''l,
Svo. 3. Review of Mariolatry, Liturgical, Devotiunfil,
Doctrinal, Lon., 186!', Svo, 4. (juousquo ? How i';!!?
JEL
JEN-
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Svo.
M.ulame de Ii,,aup,.cs .\. i o" k i fi.'i ,«" '• ''; •''"°- ' '•
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'"'n., 1S74, p.Sio "^ '■'• Juf'tcr's Daughters,
Sli:S5SSSS£«
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i'ublln,- b;ca,„p'^f:."to ";;;'"'"'. '''"""^ College
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l''".vMl Iri.h Aca,U.,„y in I'sw „„?"'' I^''''-^"'""' «f the
■"'-• "f the ablest .na lem "ti, i^n : /I? ""' ^^''nsiderod
:-''"ted to mathen, 'a '/^ " "^ ''^ ^^^ «nd con-
H.gs »f learned societ es ■■ ' '. t' «"''• '" "'" '''■""««''-
tlic fheory of tVici,,,, Lon Is4 ^ '^ Treatise on
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'■^vo. .). An KxanVin Ho ' / ^e""""-^. Dublin, is;/
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'"J? to England in 185? ho n h n V'S'""'-"-- Heturn-
!""fesi"n that the te'tin^ of ,,'',•' '" '"I'bUy in his
'■;. 1808, was put nnder^h « arg " f 'l4-'';'"l™'''e.
professor of engineering in Pni .f "'''•''' •"« becnmo
"nd in IStiS wL ea led" to the nr; ^"^""''e'^- ^^""J"".
, engineering in the I'nive sitv of K^-^"'^""'!'''''' '^<'" <>
c.sm on The Origin osSs if, ^f '"^."K '• "b^ eriti-
v,ew for 1X67 led to a n ml fiLr "'^.^""1" liritish Re-
tho pnrt of its author l'n'w7T,edeT'''"/''^"' ""
I tares before the Kdinburgb W ; ' 'f'."';™' '"" '"«-
I on .an.tary houses, whieh gave ri e ' 7'''r f"^'""'i»n
! sanitary protection nRso,.i... . "'*' '^"''"nt on of
i;;therciti^„f„,e:K"";^-.^"nb..rgh and in
I ii. L., „;/,». ]. A Lectin-,. „„ ,1 fcV •^^''^■'■""'SON,
[ nnd Mechanical E,,g;eer'L"r?,A'''':''''''''' "'' "vi
Kdin., iMi.s, 8v„ '^^1,1," . ^''""'" ""'I Abroad.
187.S,- new ed. "878, f ;""'>• "j!/ f^'netisn,, Lon
Committee on EleclricnlT/ . , '■> '^''I'ort.-^ of the
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on Units of El t iea Reri.far;''";''^^''^'"''"™'^
ures delivered by P ofe.«or fonk ' "?'' "'" '''""^' ^ec-
liridges: an Eleme, tarv tL , '"' ^','"-' l""' 8™. 4.
nnd History . rSed^V m tl^" I'"'"' ,'''"'^''"-'i"n
..nn>c«," Edin., 1876, .(to 5 i , /'"''■"■'"r'iv.lia liri-
^to^^''r~r^i-'.-iiod^.^™::
with a Memoir by Robe t L^l.t'" ""'^ '■ ^'^^^^l
2 lols. 8vo. •^ ''"'"^' Stevenson. Lon., 1887,
I evS'^:inSi>:^'^;,'']^b;;]i|re>^m as. their sul^ects are all
I -■lJ~'subte;^Lom!78'^^^ Questions on Mis-
' 18H p".' vo.' ^"•"'- ^'"^^ "■-'^"^ "!■ iavernock, Lon.,
".om,"Lor 18« "• 8jo"" '='"■"'" ^'''■■'' »"'' »'"- Ser-'
pre' ef:c!;i';;t^'ti«^^\:,f;^-'-er ev„„.. ,. .s„,„,„„,
18fi;i, Svo. 2. 8erm d' ''"'■"'"^•''^'»»''-M"'l.-"s,
Cbapel, Madras. Lon 8f,5 !. T"' '.',', ""^ ^^'^■^I'-'i'""
MoJorn Atheism iu >■.'■"• '"■'"' •''' ^^'l-, 1S7I. ;!
Le-ture,, Lon 87 8 r'T/n" ''™""'-"''- "'■""'''y
I'On,, 1882, 8vo 5 Afv% Addresses and !<erinons
"• - ,'i.;?^„^':'"^"^'*"''^'^eng,h,r Heart
r- i-'^ii%o™a^;nn;:;:::r "l*h:-v ^•^rs-^ 'i^--
--est,L;„.,,-.6r3;;;i;.^-----^..;b^
i-n'tbo"Temp,^°'tS:i:i wiii!:;; ;,"-»■••' i'"-'-;;.
™i-^'^'I to thei E,n, e or r ' •' "" "»»""' Colonists
' ""'">'• 1- (M.) Scraps, [prose and
f''J
■■--Mfciii I
JEN
verse,! Lmi., Isdl, Svo; 2il oil., 187fi. 2. I'rnyera for iv I
Week, Liin., lMi6, 12iiio. ;i Selectinns lii.m thcOldanJ
New Testiunciits, I-oii., ISti;., Svii. 4. Selections from
the Works of Jeremy Tiiylor, l.on., isn'., p. Svo. 5.
Jenkins r. Ci -.k : with Notes. l.on., IS8I), p. Svo. |
Juiikins, Ilownrd Mnliolm, h. Is42, nt (iwyn- i
ecM, I'ii. ; was eilitor of local journals at Xorristown.
I'n., 18(i2-li(i, anil of tlio Daily Commercial, Delaware.
|S(itl-77 ; editor "f the American, I'hiliiilelphia, from
ISSl. Historical Collections relating to (iwyneilil, a
Township of .Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, settloil,
lilS'.t, i-y Welsh [nnnigrants: with .some Data referring
to the Adii.ining Township of Montgomery, also aAVoIsh
Settlement. Ulust. Phila., 1SS4, Sv.>.
JeiikiiiH, .labez. 1. Ve.«t-l'ocket Lexicon: an
English Dictionary of All exec|it Familiar Words, I'hila.,
UsiU, 2lmo. J. ilandy Lexicon, on the Basi« oi tlie
Ve.-t-l'..<kct Lexicon, I'hila., IKIiit, ISnio,
Jeiikin»i, Ilev. John, pastor of the Calvary
Preshvterian Church, Philadelphia. 1. Manual of the
Calvary Presbyterian Church, I'hila., lS,i7, .'ivo. I.
Thoui^hts for the Crisis, Pliila., IMil, l2nio.
Joiikiii»<, John. (Ed.l The Poetry of Wales, Lon.,
187:i. Svo.
J<-nkin!<, John, solicitor. The Laws relating to
Religious Liberty and Public Worship, Lon., 18.S0, p.
Jenkins, Kev. John David, D.D., 1828-1S76,
graduated at Jesus Colk>!,'e, Oxford. ISoO: Fellow IS-ld-
7li; vicar of Aberdare from 18711. 1. The Age ot the
Martyrs ; or. The First Three Centuries of the Work
of the Church. Lon.. ISBll, p. Svo; new cd., \XM.^ 2.
Passages in Church History selected from the MS.-^. of
J. D.J.: with a Brief .Memoir of the Author, Lon., 1S79,
" j'ont'iiis'1'johii Edward, b. is;i.'<. at Bangalore,
India; educated at .Mcliill College, .Montreal, and at the
University of Peiin-ylvaniii, and called to the bar in
London in isi;i. He wmi to British tiuiaiiii in 1.870 as
an agent of the Aborigines Protection .Society ; was
agent-general for Canada I871-7i5, and M.P. for Dundee
1,S7I-SII. 1. State Emigration: an Essay, Lon.. IStH),
Svo. 2. Uinx's Baby: his Biith and other Misfortunes,
Lon., 1S70, p. Svo. 'Anon. :i*'>th ed,. illust., Is7ti.
■ This is a I'lever little book in its \yay. . . . Its purjione
JEN
Russo-Turkish War: Janus
istry, Lon., 1877, 8vo. li
r, The Double-Faced Mi.i-
The Captain's Cabin : :i
Christmas Yarn. Illust. Lon., 1877, p. 8vo. IS. The
Christian Citizen, and the Christian and the Work of
Life, Lon., 1877, l2mo. lit. The Cliuicb and the Ln.v.
Lon., 1878, 12mo. 20. Ilaverhidine ; or. The Apotheosis
of Jingo : a Satire, Lon., 1878, p. Svo. 21. Jobson'-^
Enemies: in Eight Books. Illust. L(m., l87a-82, p.
Svo; also :i vols. 1882; 2d ed., 188.^. 22. lien change
the Motto : a Sequel to " Tbo Blot on the C^ueen's Head.
Lon., ISSI), 12mo. 23. Some Thoughts on Statesman
ship: a Lecture, Lon., 1880. (i. Svo. 21. Lisa Leiiii,
Lon., ISSO, 2 vols, cr, Svo. 2.'). A Paladin of Finance:
Contemporarv Manners, [a novel,] Lcm., ISS2, ]i. Sv...
20. A Week of Pas-ion; or. The Dilemma (jf .Mr. (icorge
Barton the Younger, Lon., ISSl, :! vols. cr. Svo. 27. A
Secret of Two Lives, Lon., ISSfi, p. Svo. With K.w
Movo, John, On UuiMing Ccmtracts : a Legal ILinl-
Book for Architects, Ac: ild ed., Lon., 1880, p. Svo.
Jenkins, Mary. A Guide to S'ar-liazing, ,ic. :
showing how the Heavens may be readily calculatcl
for Every Month in the Year, Lon., IsBl, lOmo. An.m.
Jenkins, U. L., late president of St. Charles's Col-
lege, Baltimore. The Students' llaiid-Book of British
and American Literature. I!alt., 1S70, 12mo.
Jenkins, Ilev. Kobert Charles, M.A., grain
ated at Trinity College, Cambridge, ISll ; ordain.. I
IS41 ; rector and vicar of Lyniinge since 1851; Inm.
canon of Canterbury since 1^09; hon. curator of tlic
library of Lambeth Palace since 1881. 1. A Short l>v.
fence of the Euoharistioal Doctrine of the Church ..t
England. Lon., ISStt, Svo. 2. The Rite (d' the Presanc-
tilicil and the Apostolic Liturgy, Cambridge, 1S40, 12ui.i.
3 A Few Words on the Creeil of Pius IV. as justifying
Separation from the Roman Church, Lon., 1842, 12in.i.
4. A Plea for Christian Peace and Unity, and again-l
the Prevailing Spirit of C.mtroversy, Lon.. IS 13, Nv.i.
.). The Difficulties id' Transubstantiution : a Few Wonls
to T. J.O'Connell, Lon., 1S43, Svo. li. The Synod ..f
:l.\etcr nnd the Council of Ephcsus, Lon.. 18:')1, Svn.
Not published. 7. The Immaculate Conception rcjectid
in the Council of Florence : a Few Words a<ldres,«ed Im
CuWlinal Wiseman, Folkestone. ISS.i. Svo. 8. I'arliin;
Words to Candidates for Confirmation, Canterbury, Is.'ni,
Svo. '.'. Marriage with a Dccea.-'ed Wife's Sister, I.-
niav lie shortly described by saying Unit it is intended '« ,^5^ ,,, „ ,d. '|'i,e Judgment "f T. De \ io, Cardinid
draw attention to. the djingers and eviN ['';'"j;;™''J'*fp,''n Cajetun. .igainst the Immaculate Conception. Lon., 1 -,.n
rm:^,:^'in«!o;^;;^ to .1^ :&{yX.^:ii^^^f> ^^o. U f^ome Account ,^ the CJiurch of St^ Mary :,nd
means free from the ordinary fault.s of the iim.ators of the st. Eadburg in Lyminge, Lon,, ISoO, Svo. 12. .--erii.n,.
great writer whose loss we arc lameiiling." >nl. Hei,, .v....^.
SOU.
3. The Education of the People : an .\ddrcss, Lon.,
1870, Svo. 4, The Coolie : his Rights and Wrongs ;
being Notes of a Journey to British (Juiana: with i<
View of the System, and cif the Recent Commi.ssion of
luquiry, Lon., 1871, p. Svo. Anon. ,
■' We peruse his book with cinilidenee that he ha.s exerted
throiighinit that uiiliiasiicd jiidgmenl and calm survey of
facts (i.r which he claims credit."— .Si(. K«'., -xxxli. J'JO.
" It is full of the result.s of patient imiulry andcareliil
ii.dgment on a most important subject, . . . If the ver-
bostoess of the lawyer is apparent, so t.io is another legal
characteristic, ihat of appreciating both sides of . ques-
tion."— .Siiiv/ofor, xliv. 1243.
5. The Colonics, and Imperial Unity ; or, The '• Bar-
rel without the Hoops:" Inaugural Address, Lon., ISTI,
Svo. (). Lord Bantam, Lon., 1871,2 vols. p. Svo; 6th
ed., 1873.
"There are smart hits hero and there: . . . but there is
little delicacy and not inuoli force in the performance.' —
Sal. K'i'i:, xxxii. 814.
7. (Ed.) The Cavalier and his Lady ; Selections from
the Works of the First Duke and Duchess of Newcastle.
Lon., 187:', 12mo. S. Barney Geoghegan, M.P., and
Home Rule at .St. Stephen's, Lon,, 1872, p. Svo; 4th
ed., 1877. 9. Little Hodge. By the Author of " (Jinx's
Baby." Lon., 1872, p. Svo; 13'th thousand. 187:!.
" Decidedly the ablest book .Mr. .lenklns has yet pro-
duced, . . . Asa story ■ Little Hodge' is simply perfect. —
Sjinialor, xlvi. 'J.Vi.
10, Glances at Inner England: a Lecture, Lon., i^if,
p. Svo. 11. The Great Dominion: an Address. Lon.,
187J, Svo. 12. The Shadow on the Cross : the Prosenl
Crisis of the Turkish IJuestion. Lon., 1876, Svo. 13,
The Deiil's Chain, Lon., iSrii, p. Svo ; new cd., l^'^O. ; K.,rii
14. The Blot on the tiucen's Head ; or. How Little Ber
the Head-Waiter, changed the Sign. ByaGuest. Lon
1S76, 12nio. lit. Lutchuiee and Dilloo : a Study of
al Interpretation : the Essay of Profec.sor Jowett Irici
considered, Lon., Is61, Svo. 13. A Word on lll^lill,,.
tion. Oxf. and Lon., 1;*01, 12mo. 14. Short Fannly
Prayers for Every Day in the Week : Collected and
Translated from Manuscripts and Early Printed Works
Folkestone, ISfil, ]). Svo. 15. The Last Crusader: er,
The Life and Times of Cardinal Julian, of the House el
Ccsiwini: a Historical Sketch, Lon., isiil, 8vo.
" >fr .Itnkins treats with no ordinary caudoormd learn-
ing a life which though a succession of failuii'!'. and, n -
wards the last, id' crimes, nevertheless bests the aiithen;;.'
impress iif greatness."— ,Sll^ A'lr,, xii. ll'.i.
Hi. The Fall of Dp Harcla, and the Pilgrim "f .-'eliun-
hithe: Ballads of High and Humble Life. A.D. '.'.i-
1400, Lon., 1862, Svo. Privately printed. 17, iiic
Account of the Family of Wezener or Wiesener. ' i
Town of Lauban, in the Margrnviate of Upper Lu-
Lon., 186.1, Svo. Privately printed. 18. The S
Dynasty : Pedigree of the Kentish Kings, Folkc^tMiio,
1-1*7, Svo. 10. A Letter respectfully addressed i,i i;i.<
Ileliness Pope Pins IX., in Reply to his Appeal ! ilic
Mcmt)ers of the Reformed Churches, Folkestone, l^'H.
Svo. Not published. 20. What do the Popes s;iy m
their Alleged Infallibility? Lon.. 1870, Svo. 21. i lui-
tian Stniniburger: or, The Artist's Grave: a Relic eftlie
Old Gottesacker in Leipzig, [verse,] Canterbury, 1S70,
4to, 22, Selections from the Godly Prayers of K. Bor-
ing, abridged. Lon., 1870, 12mo. 23. Hymns, C;intor-
bury, IS70, l«mo, 24. A Catechism on the Churcli '1
Christ: abridged from the Treatise called "The Wnj
of Christ," by W. Dell, I,on., 1870, Svo. 25. Two Pass-
overs : Commentary on the Last Supper, Lon., IST'-'i
12mo. 26. The Privilege of Peter and the Claim* '41110
1S74, 12mo. 27. The Givlle bo-
tlio
Ini.
.\en
Little Ben, ' gendof Pialo: a Metrieal Sket >• Lon., IS7S), 12i
West Indian Life, Lon., 1S77, 3 vols. or.
906
Svo, 16. The
Canterbury, ("Diocesan Hist,
) Lon., issn. I2iiin,
20, "The Devotion of the Sacred Heart:" an E.v
of its Errors and Dangers, Lon., ISSl, p, 8vo.
I, Ke
nianisiu : a I)
Creed of l'o|
fonso Pel rue.
'Irageily, in I
The Law .ami
..f Heresy :
Heresy' of I
L.in., I8S.V, H\
Life: an Out
18S5, l6mo.
a DicMonary <
'file Slury .if (I
translateil fr.,i
1640-1050: wi
Svo.
Jenkins, .<
which is a. hie.
Behalf of the V
1'852, 12ino.
Jenkins, \
Town and Cast
Jenkins, 1
lieelong, I.S64.
Jenkinson
Inirt's Life of
I.M.iks: Carlisle,
L.in., 1873-S(i_
JenkinsoM,
:it I'ombr.ike C.,|
Monnry of the S
'■It Springvale Is
Zulu : the Zulus,
and Language:
its Productions,
land since the W
Jenks, Corn
I soil, I2mo.
Jenks, Edv
I'cnibroke C.illegi
diato C.impuls.iry
of Copyhold Ten
lylean.l John Stu
bin, Kent, ISSS, i
Jenks, Edw
Court Reports, vo
Jenner, <;.
•Mil. lame Kabalen,-
Jeiiner, Mrs.
"f Henry Jenner.
iiiliveof a Tour ii
Lon.lon Town : a
Katharine BIythe
4. An Imperfect G
or. Svo.
Jenner, Misi
"liitc's llop-Pickii
Jenner, R. c
i-tno.
Jenner, Itev. !
gra.liiated at St. J
iiller holding sevora
«inl afterwards vioa
I; U'ilberforce's Dot
Jli.'.iphilus Secund
(This is mentioned i
"'•I 2. Truth's Con
no.-' of Essays, Lon.
"ohgion, and Home
Lliild: ,. Poem, in F
an,l other Poems, Lo
1 rovalent Fallacies
I'- '''vo. 6. Whom d.
I'eal, Lon,, 1S77, 8v
•;oo[.iielsm met by ]
freni the Granary :
(-loiich of Bekeiboi
"'"' ''layer- Book Prol
Jenner, Thomn
'■I ' lima, Lon., isog
t»i":in.l Lebanon: b'.
"'" Countries of Ju
fd., IsrS. p, Hyc
Jenner, Sir W'i
■ f '■ I'., D..XL., LL,
' ' '' 'i"d e.hicated nt
"inw professor of pat:
: [irofeesor of thu
Ifh
JEN
iKU-fs Life „f s" T, „ Is-V '''"'"'"« "f '"'«''-
', k^: Carlisle. T e o, wt.'t x^^-,, '\'f'' «'""■--
l.'.n., I87;i-S(i, |2,„„. '^igl't, North Wales, Ac,
■f .l»i-.'l.« I'hlla Vs " st^ri" •ho Roligio,,., Society
I^ako.n, X. V,„-k. IsrH ,'|.;';""^'^«'' "' '!'« Ulaek Hills of
...c j£":e""^s^s-"----"^
H7r-s«,„i.,, ,i„„' ,,' root,.',; '•,;':':''■"'■. ^^■'"I'^'f-j
; esia AnKlieana : „ .to, y , ,h', (''."""r^'- '" '•'""
','i-^">i-y. In Two !>;, ,' v„, f- ^ •^'""'"" "f
T-^^nth Century: vol i ' F ■ ■""' ""' *'
I'r^valent Fallacies n' H,. V '","•,„ ''• '^'i-^ksaiKls ; or "'.'"'""""'"U'-Book, Lon., 18 5 'v,, J '^'-'' '^^'"•'■'«
!'■ ^vo. 6. W, ,,,,'" f"u"'.'^^ ""'' WorOn,,. Lon., 1875 i t '•' "^ '''''^«' » «o nance an,! A» . ,''• ™- 2- The
peal, I,on . "s Sw. ^^"'' 'V,'"' """' """hil' ? an All' ' If"- "*-"i. i vols. p. svo ' .t"'i/'r''"'«.v, a Ito.nanoe,
fn"" the Granarv-S,^ ""•'"''''• I'- «'■»■ '*■ Grai ' "i;' «"»""» »f the ifmer ousM . . "'''""."'"'8'""»;
Chu,ch of r-i:...'^ ""?' .("^'■•hed in the Par?^h , =.':'"• Anon. ,",. War ..""..M'' '':'"' .''""- '•'^SS,
I
'^'^^ -■'■"--.■ or ^hi''S-ir;;^;-..:!,!;:--;-e
'"■■.i-.o.J..,-ti;;';;;£y;ir:';i.i
fotioes of th»
907
I! i
JEN
Ohj^in, Puriioae. iind Iliftnry of Obelisks, Lon., 1S77,
fvo. 10. The Chiliiislinoss and lirutiilitj- of the Time :
Some Pliiin Truths in l'li\in I.an);ui\>;e, Lon., ISS.'l, p. 8vo.
II. I'hallicisni, Celestial anil Terrestrial, Heathen ami
Christian, Lon., IS.^4. 12. The l)i\inG I'vriiandcr of
Hermes Mereiirius Trisniegistus : with Inlroiluetion and
Preliminary Ks.say, Lon., 1-^84. Svo. l.'J. Charon : Ser-
mons from Styx : a Posthumous Work hy l''rederick the
Great, Ion., isxfi, I2mo. With otlior.^, Live Lights or
Head Lights: Altar or Table ? Lon., IS73, p. Mvo.
.leiiiiiiifis, Henry, of Kcailin);, Eng. 1. (Ed.)
Gems of Thought, set forth by Puritan and other Di-
vines, Lon.. IS5S, liinio. 2. Previous Truths; or, Happy
Thoughts for Life's Journey, Lon., IMIH, 12mo. '.i.
He.ivenly Melodies: being Original and Selected Poems,
Lon.. Isdl, IliuKi. 4. The Love of God: with Remarks
by H. lionar, Lon., \x(ib, ISnio. 5. A Preeious Saviour,
Lon., l.^fiti, ISmo. (>. Preeious Promises, Lon., I80(>, I8mo.
JeiiniiigN, Henry James. 1. Curiosities of
Crilieisra, Lon., 18,81, 12miii. 2. Cardinal Newman:
the Story of his Life, liirmingham, l8.-i2, p. 8v(j.
■ It is a little book of l.'iO pa^^es, made up in a very large
niefi>nre Diit of the ' Apologia prii Vita Sua.' and nV some
papers hy Mr. Oakley ami .Mr. Inimle. In other \vord.s, it
IS little better than a plagiari.siu from the lirst page to the
last."— ^l(/i., N(j. 28:10.
'■'•. Lord Tenny.'*on : a IjiographionI Sketeh, Lon., 1884,
|>. .^vo.
Jennings, I, H. How to Photograph Microseopio
Oli.ieets, Lon., 1S8B, p. ,svo.
Jennings, Isaac, M.D. 1. The Tree of Life; or.
Human Degeneracy. N. York, ISfiT, 1 2mo. 2. Memo-
rials of a Century: embracing a Record of Individuals
ami Invents ehielly in the Early History of Bennington,
Vermont, Bost., IsfiH, 8vo. .1. The After-Life as re-
vealed in .Scripture, Lon., 1871, 8vo.
Jennings, John A. 1. The Modern Elocutionist,
Dublin, 1878, p. Svo; new ed., 1883. 2. Wayside nest-
ings, [verse,] Dublin. 18711, sq. Kimo. :i. Unto the Per-
fect Day, Dublin, 1883, ii4mo. 4. Headings from Amer-
ican Authors, lluuioroua and Pathetic, Lon., 1884, p.
8vo. 5. Readings from Charles Dickens and other
Authors, Lon., 188,'), p. 8vo. I'l. Readings from Hu-
morous Authors. Lon., 188fi. p. 8vo. 7. Temperance
Readings and Recitat'ons, Lon., 188(!, p. 8vo. 8. Read-
ings from IJrilish Authors, Lon.. 188", p. 8vo.
Jennings, Mrs, Knte Vaughnii. Rabcl : her
Life and Letters, Lon., ' ^7t), 8vo.
■'.V hook, not adi'i|u.ite indeed, hut .sympathetically
written hy a person .so well versed In the liermau life of
the time that ber knowledge is almost a trial to the reader,
whom she perpetu.'lly supposes to know as mncli as her-
self . . We have to tliaim Mrs. .leiinings for giving us
... a full and yet concise aeeuuiit ol so interesting a
tigure."— .S(/. /,'(!■.. .\lii. I'liKJ.
Jennings, Louis John, b. 1837. in London ; acted
as special correspondent of the London Times in |8fi3-
<i'^ in India and in the Iniled States, and was after-
wards for some years eilitor of the New York Timi's and
made through its columns a successful attack upon the
Tamuumy Ring. In 1870 be returned to England, and
was elected M.P. for Stockport in 1885 and again in
188C. He is a regular contributor to the (Quarterly Re-
view. 1. Eighty Vear^ of Republican Government in
the I'nited Stales, Lon.. 18(17, Svo.
"All the narrative part-— all parts, in short, for wlib'h
.Mr. .leniiiiiKs could draw his materials fnim hooks, are ad-
mirahle, arol the tone is thro:i(,'hont kindlv. The KUtlior,
too, writes like a (■''ntlenom. and evidently Irie.s— as well
as strong con.servalive prejudices and a tio great eagerness
for generalization will let him— to do justice. We, how-
ever, regret the su<'ee.s,s cf the book in' Kngbnid. as indl-
caleil by the sale of two editions. We are satislied it will
only thicken the fog thnaigli which most Kngli.shmen
look at the I'liili'd states."— .VudoH, i-i. ):a.
" It is a temperate, imiiartial, and thoughtful e.stiumte of
|inrlies, prim-liiles, and social charaeter,"— .8a(. Kev., x.\iv.
K'A.
2. Field Paths and (troen Lanes: being Country
Walks chiefly in Surrey and Sussex ; Illustrated with
Sketches by J. W. Wbyinper, Lon., 1877, or. 8vo: 4th
e.l., 1884.
"Withou' imtting it on the same level as While's •Sel-
Ijorui'' or Mr. Hudley Warner's '.summer in my(iarden.'
we can say that be has given ns a delightful stow <if his
walks and rand.les.''— .8'y»r^l^)r, 1. l.'>83.
3. Uiindiies nnw.njf the lli||«. ip. the Peak of Derby-
shire and the South Downs. Illusl. Lon., 1880, or. 8v'o.
"Mr. .leimings notes all that is hesi worth seeing. . . .
lint he enlivens his pages by recordinu bis uossip with all
manner ui' aeiiuaintances whom he has made proini.scu-
JEP
oiisly: and be Introduces delicate touches in his pictures
of cottage interiors which, though seemingly slight, art
often telling."— .s'u/. Kir., lil. ;t(i7.
4. (Ed.) The Croker Papers: Correspondence and
Diaries of the Late Right Hon. ,Iohn \Vil."on Croker,
Secretary to the Admiralty from 18011 to 1830, Lon.,
18,84, 3 vols. Svo.
" AltOKcther the.se volumes must he regarded as annuig
the most valuahle and readable contributions which have
yet heen made towards an elucidation of the politii'al hl^■
t(jry of this country during the lirst fifty years of the pres-
ent century." — .S/^ A'cc. Iviii. 0(14.
" We do not in any way hlaine Mr. .Tennings for makiiii:
the host (d' bis hero. It is far better that a hbiurapber
should act like a Our and rea.sonahle advocate than thiit
he should attempt tojilay the part of a .jmlge. The manner,
al.so. in which the letters and extracts from the Diary arc
ihreailed together is most satisfactory. Just enough of the
enrreni history is told to remind readers of the course of
events: hut otberwl.se the Papers are left to themselves.
. . . The Ibree large volumes of which the hook consists
are full id' matter, and that of the mo,-t interesting kind. '
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evil inlerprctfltioii."— .8pcc((ifor, Ix. 2'2!i.
Ho is said also to be the author of ''The Millionaire,"
Edin.. 1*883, 3 vols. p. Svo. Anon.
Jennings, Paul. A Colored Man's Reminiscences
of .lanics Madison, Brooklyn, N.Y'., 186,'i, 4to. Only 7,i
copies printed.
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Made Easy," I'bila., 1800, lOmo.
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Southeast Wynaad, Lon., 1881, Svo.
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Court of Chancery, Detroit, 1882, Svo.
Jenyns, i", U. A Book about Bees: their Hilton .
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Privately printed.
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Jerdoii, Thomas Caverhill i rn . .
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Jeremiah, John 1 v .
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A-eount of the Life and Tin es of r'V.""'S " ''^""'""'^t
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I'-n., 1884. p. svo " ^^'°g'-"pl"'-'al Introduction
Jcrrold, Tom. 1 n i-
Plants «e grow, and how wl' cm k ,'>" ^^r'''"' '^e
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" He has .succeeded In putting liefore his readers a suffi-
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ation knows too little."— ^i(. Jicf-, liii. ofi».
27. At Home in Paris, Lon., 1884, 2 vols. p. 8vo.
"The first volume is composed of a series of letters on
French politics, . . . ranging in date from 1W)8 to 1874 or
187f); while the second volume . . . has a distinct unity of
iLs own, being practically a treatise on the relief provided
in Frniice hy the State lor the pauper, the indigent lunatic,
and the sick jioor. . . . The hook ... is both readable and
valimble."— .Ii'di/,, xxvi. 19,').
Jervis, Dnvid. The Speaker, and other Poems,
Edin., 18117, 8vo. Privately printed.
Jervis, Col. Henry Jervis White, [<(ii(c, vol. i.,
add.,] d. 1881. 1. Manual of Field Operations, Lon.,
1852, 12mo. 2. The RiHe-Muskct : a Practical Treatise,
Lon., 1854, Svo. 3. Our Engines of War, Lon., 185ii,
p. Svo. 4. The , ■.nan Islands during the Present Cen-
tury, Lon., 1863, p. -vo. 5. Ireland under British Rule,
Lon., 1868, Svo.
Jervix, John Bloomtield, LL.D., 171(5-188,'), b.
at Huntingtii'i, N.\'.; was chief engineer of various
railroa.Is an i publii^ works. I. Description of the Cro-
ton Afjueduet, 1842. 2. Report on the Hudson River
Railroad, X. Yoik, 1846, Svo. :i. Letters addres.«ed to
Friends (,f Treudom and the Union. By Hampden,
[pseud.] N. York, IS.jii. 4, Report in Relation to the
Railroad Bridge over the Mississipiii River at Rock
Islan<i, N. York, 1857, Svo. 5. Railway Property :
Treatise on the Construction and Mimagemcnt of Rail-
ways, X. York, 1861, 12mo; 4th ed.. 1872. 6. The
Question of Labor and Capital, N. York. 1877, 12mo.
Jervis, .^lariaii, Lady. I. Gleanings, [verse,]
Paris, 184U, Svo. 2. (Trans.) Tales of the Boyhood of
Great Painters; from the French, Lon., 1853, 12mo;
new ed., abridged, 1872. 3. (Ed.) Painting and Cele-
brated Painters, Ancient and Modern, Lon., 1854,2 vols,
p. Svo,
Jervis, Swynfen, [oiiff, vol. i., add.] 1, Proposed
Emendations of the Text of Shakspeare's Plays, Lon.,
I860, Svo. 2, A Dictionary of the Language of Shak-
speare, Lon., 1867, 4to.
Jervis, William George. I. Clergy Charity
Societies : their Condition and Sufficiency reviewed,
Lon., 1854, Svo. 2. The Poor Condition of the Clergy,
and the Causes considered, Lon., 1856, Svo. 3, Do you
keep holy the Sabbath-Day ? Lon,, 1859, Svo, 4, Star-
tling Facts respecting the Poverty and Distress of Four
Hundred Clergymen of the Church of England, Lon.,
1860, 12mo, 5. Are " Startling Facts" True? a New
Chapter, Lon., 1861, Svo. 6. The Hardships and Suffer-
ings of the Poor Clergy : a Sequel to " Startling Facts,"
Lon., 1862, 12mo.
Jervis, Rev. William Henley, M.A., 181.S-
1883, son of II. N. Pearson, D.D., dean of Salisbury,
(ry. 1'., >i)i(p, vol. ii, ;) graduated at Christ Church, Ox-
ford, 183.5 ; ordained 1836; rector of St, Nicholas, Guild-
ford, and afterwards prebendary of Heytesbury. He
assumed the name of Jervis in lieu of his patronymic,
by royal license, in 1865, 1, The (iallican Church: a
History of tlie Church of Frani^e, from the Concordat of
Bologna, A,D, 1516, to the Revolution, Lon,, 1872, 2
vols. Svo,
" He has for the first time presented the history of the
later French Church as a connected whole in an Knglish
dress, and with a inasteryof detail and power of grouping
and of graphic narration which completely carry the
reader along with him throughout, ami cannot fail to he
most serviceable to the student."— .SW. Rev., xxxv. 26.
" Unquestionably the book is somewhat dry, ai.d the
suVjject in Mr. Jervis's hands is scarcely as enticing as it
might have been. . , . He is perfectly candid in e,xpre.»slng
his own opinions; does not conceal his belief that the
Reformation wa.s simply 'a great Calvinistic schism ;' ind
does not pretend to nave anv lively admiration for the
Huguenots."— /1(A., No. 2a'>0.
2. The Galilean Church and the Revolution : a Sequel
to the " History of the Church of France, from the Con-
cordat of Bologna to the Revolution," Lon.. 1882, S.-o.
"This is incomparably the best work in our language on
the history of the French Church during the critical epoch
of the Revolution and the Empire of Napoleon I."— Sai.
Bev., liv. 57, 216.
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3. Histor;' of France from the Earliest Times, {"Stu-
dent's" Ser!: new ed,, LoL,, 1884, p. Svo, And see
Pearson, W, H., anle, vol, ii.
Jervis, William Pai^et. I, The Mansfield Cop-
per-Slate Mines in Prussian Sax(jny, Lon., 1801, 8vi,.
2. The Mineral Resources of Central Italy, Lon., 1862,
Svo; new ed., with Supplement, 1868,
Jervlse, Andrew, F.S.A. Scot., 1820-1878, 1, Tli.'
History and Tradition of the Land of the Lindstt\ ■
in Angus and Mearns, Edin,, 1853, Svo; 2d ed., by .'.
(iammack, 1882. 2, Angus and Mearns and the .Scot
tish liar: or, A Chronological List of the Senators of
the College of Justice, Natives of these Shires, from
A,D, I5:i2, .Montro.se, 1855, 12mo, Anon. 3. Sketi h
of the History and Antiquities of the Mearns: a Lc-
ture, Montrose, 1858, 12mij. 4. Memorials of Angus
and the Mearns; being an Account, Historical, .Anti-
quarian, and Traditionary, of the Castles and Towns
visited by Edward I., Ac, Edin., I86I, 4to; 2d ed., re-
written and corrected by Rev. James Gammaek, M.A..
Edin., 1885, 2 vols. 4to.
" It is seldom that the hL-itory and antiquities of a liii^'c
district have been more p.leasantly, or, considering the
size of the work, more thoroughly, dealt witli."- .Si(. y.Vr,
1x1. 788.
5. Inscriptions from the Shields or Panels of the In-
oorporated Trades in the Trinity Hall, Aberdeen, Aber-
deen, 1863, Svo. 6. Epitaphs and Inscripiifms from
Burial-Grounds and Old Buildings in the No. theast uf
Scotland, Edin., 1875-79, 2 vole. 4to.
" Interesting to the historian and the antlipiary."— Sif,
Her., xli. 407.
Jervoise, Mrs. Arthur Tristram. The Hnll-
Call : a Novel, Lon., 1884, 3 vols, cr, Svo.
Jesse, Edward, [miU; vol. i,, add.,] 1780-lsr,s.
Lectures on Natural History, Lon., 1861, fp, Svo; 2d
«!„ enl.. 1863.
Jesse, George Richard, b. 1820, at Caen, Nor-
mandy; nephew of Edward Jesse, sui.ni; has bcin
employed as a civil engineer in England, India, and
Egypt, and has taken an active part in the agitati.ju
against vivisection. I. Researches into the History "f
the British Dog, from Ancient Laws, Charters, and lis.
torical Records: with Original Anecdotes, <ic. Illu-t.
Lon,, 1866, 2 vols, Svo, 2, Evidence given before ilie
Royal Commission on Vivisection, Lon,, 1876, 12nio. :!.
Extracts from and Notes upon the Report of the Koval
Commission on Vivisection, refuting its Conclusiwi,
Manchester, 1876-77, 2 parts, Svo. 4, History of tlio
Foundation and Operations of the Society for the AIj.j-
lition of Vivisection, Lou,, 1877, Svo.
Jesse, John Heneage, [«ii(e, vol, i., add.,] isi'i-
1874, son of Edward Jesse, unpra ; held for many yviir?
a post in the English civil service. 1. Memoirs of King
Richard the Third and some of liis Contemporaries : witli
an Historical Drama on the Battle of Boeworth, 1, n.,
1861, Svo,
" He deals fairly with the evidence, and he Is no snpliist.
Nor docs he pretend to do more than diminish the luu,l if
Richard's guilt, and to bring out in a more .salient iiii'inuT
the good point.s which the world, whose judgniciiis are
rough and broad, had overlooked."— .S'a(. Her., xii. iil:>.
2. Memoirs of the Life and Reign of King li ue
the Third, Lon,, 1866, 3 vols. Svo. 3. London : its (VI
ebrated Characters and Remarkable Places, Lon.. 1-71,
3 vols. Svo.
"Well-nigh a quarter of a centuiy ago he jiulili^lir 1 lii^
'Literary and Historical Memoirs of Li.iubin,' and in ]X'>
' Limdon and its Celebrities.' The present work is in -iriin'
sort the former two rolled into one. but with such cliiuiiics.
corrections, and fresh Intelligence and chronlcliii).' m lu
make it substantially a new work. . . . The variety in it
is so great that to illustrate its pages by pictures ami i.rint.s
collected from dealers . . . would pleasantly occuii> Imlf
a lifetime."— .-K/t., No. 22.'J6.
4, Memoirs of Celebrated Etonians, Lou., lS7,i, - vols.
Svo,
"The biographies are little more (sometimes miirli k^^■
than what may be found in good biogrii pineal dictimmries.
Little, and in most cases nothing, is. said of ilieir Et'iiidiiys,
discipline, and conduct, to show us, if it could be shewn,
that the boy was father to the man"— ^(ft., No. 2.')1-'.
Jcssett, Frederick Bowreman, F.R.C.S,, sur-
geon to the Cancer Hospital, Brompton, On Can 'or of
the Mouth, Tongue, and Alimentary Tract. Illust. Lon.,
j 1886, Svo.
! Jf.ssnp. Charles .*!oore» M.R.C.P., brigp.'Jo «ur-
I geon, British army, Asiatic Cholera : being a Report
t on an Outbreak of Epidemic Cholera in 187'"', Lon.,
I 1883, Svo.
Jessop, F
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Comio'ete Decii
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Jcfisopp, II
Cheshunt, llcrtf
lege, Cambridge,
ston Oramniar-S
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tlien rector of ,Sci
tiibutor to the Qi
tccnth Century,
.'School SeruKing,
"f a Norfolk II
History, Lou., 18
'Henry Walpoli
f"r carrying „|,t (,,
111 this country is
lore 11.S is esijceiaip
soiial interest, bccii
lull concerning th
and seventeenth ci
•'; (Ed.) The (i
getical Answeare (
■XIX Articles set!
(Camden Sue.,) Lo
fan Histories,") L,,
. " -A graphic stvle
laition are .^eldom 'i
tlicyiirein thepiTsc
tory. — .4cu(/., xxvi.
^5, Arcady : F„r '
(Contains essays on
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easy toilescribeitas
KiMuiiisi,i,ii,.es' vr (
thing much iiicire— i
teresis oftlie nation,
and intricate problei
, «• lEd.)TheAut(
Lon,, ISS7, 4to. (1
Ma.seum, formerly ii
wliose library wus di
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II- sii|,|,lt.,„eiitiiry nr
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lie niembers of a ren
layc to be studied rep
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7. I'he Coming of
Sketches, Lon., IS.SS
"U Idle dealing wit!
Kood ,lt,„i „f out?of.t h,
"I'ljiglit and Jaunty."
[^."ok IS his account of I
ia.^1 Anglia."-.C. tol
,,!*;('?''•) Visitations
l«2-1532, (Camden S
"I he text of the abov
aWc eontriburions to
(ani.l™ .Society
'i"'»"rthy„fhin,V '
'"'liiitfwithilryfacts'o
he must .leliglufui'J.^"
a 1 he Ills probably ll
P'puliinze antiquarian
/Vith OliKK.V, EVKIIA
Lincoln : being a Gene,,
icHmilyof Walpole
I'rnately printed,
Jes^opp, c. s. Q
^helia. [verse,] Norwich,
Jtssopp, J„,,„_ ^{
i"l, l-'mo; 2ded., 186
■\l""ti.ise. Pa., ,ind B,)ue.
; ■ " '-''"••'''i in Syria ,
,*,™'i^-- with a Chapter
'-'""■ (TheChapteffor
JES
Zigzag to Paris, Un., 1850,
Jessop, Francis H
flvd. Aiiun.
'■""'bridge, l,So5, 12„,o .. F,f'?"^, ""^ Measures,
leKf, Ciimbridgo, 1848, orUained 1 S4S ' l'"""" ' <^"'-
.« on Urn,m,mr-Schooi; CVnlTiI ISV ■""«'«^»f "'•'I-
;;' 'v.n« E,lwani's School, WicllsTsi'-u'-'''''-'."''*'"'^
then rector of Seaming, NoriX Vr, l-'^' ""'^ si"«e
'nbutor to the Quiirterlv an i-,- , " ',' J frequent con-
"■'■nth Centuo- nnd othe *"''^'"''-« ' K«vievv.,, Nine.
School 8e,-,n„,4' l"m. ?, fiT lC""''':;'""X '• ''^'"•"i»l>
"f ■' Norfolk Hou e'. a Ooi:'"^-..-- '^"^ feneration
"i;-t.'ry, Lon., Isz^S^ot 2^1 efrVsi^ '" '^"^"bethan
fnr ™rryf;,i'';^lrtti\V^?kT^?,''',f "™''" «' Vork in ,595
I" this country, is the i.r,w.i' A" 'J'""!'" Catholie mission
'"■■easi8t.S|.cJi'« iv va Im 1 \''^« 7'^ . . The l" k'b"
>"iiHl interest, heeauso .-ins ,'"" ^""" "" 'wH an.l ner-
'"" concerning Ih" l^ist f^'oV'p™7™ Popular opi".
«"< seventeenth eenturte.^5,,(^;'«^ ". '■' "'« Mxtetfi.th
;•• (Ed ) The (Koonomv of the FlV/lf
i/etical Answeare of A IJirri, . m '" "■■ '^" Apolo.
■MX Article, sett forth Ssh'^^'l'''*'" ""ere.'nnto
((■a.nden Soe.,) Lo„ , ] sn^^i' ,f ' 5"" •>>■ 'he J'risoners,
«... Ili.-torie..,") Lon.; m,' JI,\J- ^'"'^'<=b, (" Dioee-
I'TJ. — .U-U((., xxvi, :«8 "'""ur oi til is Diocesan His-
i-y to .lescrihpi, „l'':;'y"l..b'.'.«l<- ... It wonUl liaVe been
JEV
'The Children of the Ea.t," Bust.,
under the title of
j ISn. ll'mo.) , „„„,
r^"-'^^^J!'^^!,£7^^f-% .e.
, "8 Ueseendant..- with , n r A'd,"?'^' ^'^ ^"'^- "»■!
'<"• the latter eont iniZw. ^""? "'"J "n Apnen-
J't.milicsoftheNane w?h '![''.' "'^ °"'er AniJiicin
i t',u,,brid«e. C.;'''l887't'"C '''';.''''''"''' •^'— m^,
•Juesclin, by E de ionn» . '^'■"""•' """•"■■'1 J"
My Sehool?I)aysnCisT,n'. "■'•,• "''"■ "'"">• 2
new ed., 1881 s /-rJi ^ i." ''<">•' "<"l, IL'uio-
E. ae lionne^Lse • iJ^o^ l! " 1'.^^ l".' "^""^" "^^'
L..wn-Tenn'is I'Inyer, Lonl'TsnTTto'" ^"'' ""'"" "« "
htttu'co^re:;*;'.^;;^, ^JTr; 'y- graduated at AVad-
purham .since 1S82 ' 1 A h "/"' '" ' '« I'niversity of
-•eution."-Sa(. 4", Ui|' 227'''' ^'""^d,
ineMt. lit' tu^ All. . '
...^..».i,» S U (leillrliM
eji.sy to (lescrilieit as a xilrfolk",',.;,; ' " would liave been
" ^ - «f wi;[![;l^^^,;;'',,";,J^-. KamsaT^s
-aniaiilyatt,.,,,,,, r. f.:,,b'K',' '? »"i"e-
, ,, ^ . ■..--■— »ii/cn, a
iU'nunisceiK'e.s' or or Whid.v '<'i'i '■■'fun uanisav'.
thinK'muchmore.-ania. v«., ■^'-""'rne;^ but it is s,,i,,<:
ttresis of the nation ,n,t,,V "''''"'" "> uphold the bes ,>'
an.l intricate, proble'm:'' -:i/r">i;r',!!;r »'""'i'""oV a'^'r^Ji
a ^^r.^i'to^^/prlXri'^ "^'«°««^ -^'o^"'- must
Museum, forme;iyh^ the Is"""-" *^'^- '" "'" «S
«';<- library was^l.'Ip'e' "eS t^'Ku dL{h"°" P^-^''^^'
|;;.ji .L^.e„l.aio,M,.„n;V,'r;d,'-it1,„'',^^^^^^^^^
II- Mil'i'leineniury notic.s of ih . m "^''"'i ■''"""estry, and
l-i.i.M.i.n. cnibo,lybrief an, V „m''^'^^ '"^ -"""rth and hi, ,'
Sketches, !,„„., ^888. er Svo "' "'"^ °"'«' Medi«,-.al
p.o,Nlei^:!?'^i;;^,^i!h.^i:>.;»^uyecU a„d eontainin, a
... Iisl.t.and Jaunty stvie^ Bv"A l",'!' ' "•.^- "e wri ten
'^^Bt!rr-'-"-^
;,";t,w..rth,v of ifin . ■, ■. "ti/J w;,'l'r"''P''*J '"trodiiction h
l»|.ul..rize antiquarian Kt,uK."i '.''?" anyone livine 1,'.
^^?,!;^??^e;:^r:^^s!f-s;..-o^_oount,i
raUier han the exeeu.on. -i^, ^.„,„ ,,„- ,-^. -^ -^.u^eu.
W.'s86,^rSP°'-' "'■ '"« Athe„i'a,f'De.ooraoy,
I l'"e,nr"^'..'^r;:,,^^«^^„A„n. The Syrens, and other
Jevons, Shirley n ' i p .
iBXdrJi:':,^!;i";^-7'-''i.^r>J^';!rt
merchant of that otvanrff;' 7" "'e son of „n iron-
S';hool of the Mechanic In UtJ e" Liv "* *,''" "'^"^
Vniversity College, London t,. 11 ^"®'^P«"I. and at
'be Royal Mint^ in n"„ g'onth w"i "P'^i"""™' in
g.-aduatcd M.A. at LonTr.„ i" • "'''* 1854-59, and
'he gold medal for „girph"l„,„°'r''"*^'"'-' ^'^"'^S
, "".y, and being elecS^'F?:;!^',"".'^ •"'"''«?' ^'=<"'-
) was appointed professor , f ln„- ■ "••• ^n 1866 he
i Philoso diy.and Cobden lec ufer ""'' !•'!"'*' '">'' "noral
Owens College, Manches tf f-"''""'*' «<'<'nomy, in
in im to afoeVuhe cht 'of TolitTc'T''' """ ''"''^i""
, vcrsity Colleee I nn,i,,„u.,P, '""-"' economy in Uni
hegav'e up'?c::demic"v;rM:Ve:ot'''? "'' ''''' """■>
ture. A year later hrwasaoHd "';,"'".'«"' '" '"«ra-
bathing near St. Leona ds "f "i""''"'.^ browned while
I Value of Gold nscertntned and ■.«""'■ ^'"' '" 'he
i forth, Lon., 186;i, 8vo -Pur?! • *'"'"" ^^'^^ ^'et
Quality apart from Quantity w/tifn' ""■' 7^" ^"gi'^ °f
System, and on the Relation of ^ .^^"'"''s on Boole's
I'on., 1864, p. 8vo. " A L .n,L ^'".."''l**'"hematies.
Monetary LaVs, Lon ,1864 8!" " rThlr''?'."' "'" "-^
an Inqu ry coneernin, thl o ' ^^ho Coal Question .
tbe pJbaL ExhZfo 'of r;S m'^' ?"""" »"^
870 ; 2d ed., rev.. 186(1 T a" ^".»'-Mines, Lon., 186,>
the Importance of amusing a Kn>
Economy, Manchester, 188^6 8vo 6 "a r
lineoi;; :-'b;in;'a'^,^:rr' ^"".''""-f ^^hap.ode. County i '^ " "^- The'sSlstition ^If ?'' ^f"°^' ^-"T86^
llio Family .fWafnir?*^.'"^ '^ ^^hap'oJe Branch of ' f «''a.'"nii,g : derived from a v'r«' "'■' '^'■""^ P^''"'ipl»
l'mately[,r,'nted ''"'""f """ghton, .Vo'rwioh. I8"4, f„, I "Ip'r- I"-" - '8fi9 fzmo *'<"^"'<""'«n of Aristotle's
_^Jes«opp, c. s. Twonr„„,„... .... . ^ i-&i.U:";\viiryr"'''°"^-«''-'P»"'doxioalmi,,d''
18n.«t^''rElemeniar"vr"'''''"".'" ^'"''"-. Lon.,
and Inductive: wiThOnVninr^'n '" '"'«i'^- Deductivi
pies, and a Vocabulary o^Tn'^^^^-""""' ""<! Exam-
"iffio: 7th .-).,!" 7" ^ "^ '^"«"-'"' Terms, Ua., !S7l,
^ |,, III toil, ' -- •■ — , •■-')•», 101.
^'>/"' f-r-!] Norwieh^7^82""r" '' "''''■'' '• »'"h-
■^]U^^'2d^!l^85?'"^- "•«'«"' Chapters, Lon.,
M'.ntroT,5a"f:i «'fr„'!.'7. ««"-' D.D., b. ,832. at
"iodml .Seminary; Vecame'a mfd"' "■""' "'■ ^''""n '^he-
'wan Church in Syria in Is J'" ""i^^ "'^ 'he Presby-
f^l's: ,vith a Chapter for clldM^^"™ "^ ^^^
"'""• '^'^ '^'-^'^ ''- ^^'^-^-?rinViaV:?;
liKible'nSc;'';;[* !,''if„^™;,'" ',",? 0""«ise and very iiitel-
-vH'--"-'^iaS: '^^™--
soimble connection be w en th^.V'"**'"!' "f showing a rcof
eaoe from assumed preX^ ll^l ^rpMo^n^S
K>"*^
i'M^
JEW
to show whnl premises (iURlit to lie nssumcd."— .SpfCfafor, |
xllv. 1%. I
1(1. The Theory of I'oliliuiil Kidiidiiiy, ljiin.,ls7l, Svo;
3il C(l., 1888. (An iitteiiipt t(i«x|ireHM the prini'lples (if
politlciil economy, or their o|ieriition, in miithi'iimtioiil
nynibolH.)
' " Whetlier anythlnii ran or civunot lie iloiie In the illrec-
tUiii iiiiUi'Uted,— mill we hy no niciins sny tliut U canndt,— ;
Jlr. .leviiiis liiis liikeii us « very short way."— .'<'(i(. Jinv.,
xxxll. IWI. j
II. i'ho I'rineiples of .'^iMcnet : a Treiitise on Logic
ami Scientific .Method, Lon., ISJ), 2 voli'. Nvo; new cJ., |
rev., IS71I. I
■' His (lls(Mi»slon even of the faiilllar theme of the theory
(if the reasoning pmeesses has the stanipof llmtorl^tinalUy
which means llowint; freshly I'nini ii cieuling anil .shaping
InlclU'ct."— .'•'d/. Jicv.. x.xxvli. ImJ.
" Whatever the shorleominKs of the hook. It Is nniMies- 1
tlonahlv the hcst treallseon sclcnlillc niethoil in thi' Kii;.'- |
llsh lariKnaue, so tar ut ien.st as regards |ihysieul science."
—Siiidalin; xlvii. I'-'ill.
\'Jt. .Money and the Jlcchanisni of Kxclninge, C In-
ternational ScicntifK!" Ser.,1 Lon., If*".'), l-'mo.
" A very reailahle ninl interesting— we nniy almost say
amusing— Ircalisc on what Is usnally a very dismal and
bewildering suliject." — Sut. A'rr., xl, 171. '
"It alionnds in Infornnitinn which everyone ought to |
possess. iMit lor nmchol which a slinlent might have nim-
nnmed a whole llhrary without .success."—!". E. C'i.ikke :
Li'>i.iF.: .lc(c/„ viii. m.
in. Logic, (.-scienco Primers,) Lon., 187fi, ISmo. 14.
Political Koonomy, (Science Primers.) Lon., I.87K, l.^mo.
15. ."itndics in Deductive Logic: a .Muninil for Students,
Lon., l.S.SO, p. .Svo. 16. The State in Uelation to Labour,
(" Kngllsh Citizen" Sor., I l.nn., ls,H2, p. Svo. 17. .Mcthodn
of Social Uefiirm. and other Papers, Lon., l.SS:i, .^vo.
(The subjects discussed are vivi.section, " cram," the eiu-
plovment of married women in factories, ic. )
" There Is not a paper In this volume from which even
those who dlller most from its eom'hisions will not derive
great liistruclion."— .*>;«c^i(or, Ivl. 771.
IS, Investigations in Currency and Finance. Edited,
with an Introduction, by II. S. Foxwell. l.on., ISSL Svo.
" .Mr. .levons's Investigations are divided Into two classes,
— f'onimercial Khu'tuations and I'urrency. There Is a tide
In the alfalrs of business men whndi the statist resolves
into distinct lliii'tinitiiins. . . . These anil miinir oscillations
arc exhibited in the book before us bv means of beautiful
diagrams euiitaiidng the returns of the Hank ot Kuglaiul
averaged over periods of several years. . . . From ■Com-
merelal riuctuations' we pass to ('nrreiwy.— 'the burning
question of bimelallisni and technical (jncstloiis relatiii)|
to the age. weiu'ht, and cost of the gold nuHalllc currency.
. . . I'rof Koxwell has caught the spirit of the work which j
he edits and describes. . . . The introduction Is worthy of
the author intnulnced. It Is congenial to the work of -Mr.
iJevons. And yet it is substantive and individual."-!". Y.
KiioEwoitrn : 'Aniil., xxvi. .is.
111. Letters and .lournals. Edited by his Wife. Lon.,
]88(i, Svo.
" A singularly full and rich record of a mcmo'rable men-
tal history. . . '. l^erhaps .Stanley .levons hardly oilers the
conditions of a striking niul pictnrcsijue biography. . . .
All that Is given us is tlie record of a calm, uninlcrrnpted
flow of activitv towards a well-conceived and wortliv end."
—Si,(i:lulo}-. lix. 7s;i.
Jewell, F. 1. Little Abe ; or, The Bishop of Berry
Brow: being the Life of A. Lockwood, Lon., 18S0, p.
Svo; new ed., 18S4. 2. Waking Dreams; or, Talks
. with the Thing" iiroun.l ns, l.iin., 1SS7, p. Svo.
Jewell, I'roderick S. 1. Aids to the Study of
the English Language, X. Virk, ISIS, 12mo. 2. School
(iovernment : a Dis<nission of its Fact.*., Principles, an. I
their Application, X. York, 1 Sti6, l2ino. .'1. (irammati-
cal Diagrams Defended and Improved, N. York, 1SG7,
12nio.
Jewell, J. (Jrey. Among our Sailors: with Ex-
tracts from Laws aod Consular Regulations, N. York,
1871, 12mo.
Jewell, J. Henry. Xellie's Trials and Triumplis,
(Jlasgow, ISHii. |2mo.
Jewell, Kiibert. The Mystery of Orleton .Manor,
Lon., 1S7('), :! vols. p. Svo.
Jewers, .\i'Miur John, F.S.A.. b. 1S48, at East
Stonehouse, Cornwall. 1. liricf Notes of the Arundell
Brasses at Colunib Major, 1878, Svo. Printed for prix'ate
circulation. 2. (Kd.) The Registers of the Parisli of St.
Coluinb .Major, Cornwall, from the Year 1539 to 1780.
Part I. l.o'n., IHSl, Ito.
Jewett, t'liarlcs, ,M.D., fon'c vol. i., add,] A
I'ortV Years' Fight with the Drink Demon, X'. York,
1S72.
Jewett, llcv. (Ji'orge linker, isis-ls8fi, b. at
Lebanon, Me.; brother of Charles Coflin Jewett, ((larc,
vol. 1. ;) educated at Amherst, and at Audover Xheulogi-
U12
JEW
eal Seminary j was professor of Latin and modern lan-
guages at Amherst 18511-5.0, and afterwards pastor of a
Congregational church at Xa.«hua, X.Il. 1. Baptism
iTimoi Immersion: :id cd., Salem, Mass., ISIIB. 2,
Critiriue on the tireek Text of the New Testament a*
edited by the "American Uible Union," Salem, ISBU,
Svo.
Jewett, Miss Nnrnli Oriie, b. isiii, at South
Berwick, .Me.; daughter of 'I'hcodorc Herman Jewett,
iM.D. ; was educated at home and at the Berwick Acnd-
emv ; has travelled extensively in Europe, Canada, and
the I'liiled States, and contributed to the .Atlantic
.Monthly and other periodicals. 1. Deephaven, Host,,
1S77, ISmo. 2. Play-Days : a Book of Stories for Chil-
dren, Bost., 1878, si|. llin'm. it. Old Friends and New,
1S71I. Itinio. 4. Country By-Ways. By Alice Eliot,
[pseud.] Bost.. ISSl, llhno. 5. The Mate of the " Day-
light," and Friends Ashore, Bost., ISSIl, Hlmo. II. A
Country Doctor, Bost., 1SS4, 12mo. 7. A JIarsh Island.
Bost., 1885, 12ino. 8. A AVhite Heron, and other Stories,
Host., 1881), Ithiio. U. The Story of the Normans, tuM
ehielly in Relation to their Comiucst of England, ( " Stmy
of the Nations.") Illnst. N. York, Issil, 12mo. In.
The King of Folly Island, anit other People, Host., ISss,
Ifimo.
" Her instinctive rellnement, her graceful workinanshi|i,
place her secoinl only to .Miss fhaclieray. . . . Miss Jewett
has more distiiu'tly a style than any other -Vnierlcau
woman."— iV«//oH, .xxxix. ii.'i, xll. Vu.
JeW(!tt, Susnn \V. From Fourteen to Fourscore,
X. York, 1871, l2mo.
Jewitt, Aifretl Charles. Lays and Legends,
Lon,, lS7il, \t. Svo.
Jowitt, Kdwin. Manual of Illuminatcu Mi?-iil
I'ainting: with an Historical Introduction by Llewellyn
Jewitt, Lon.. ISfitI, Svo.
Jewitt, lilewellyn Frederick Willinni, F.S.A.,
lSlti-1888, b. at Kiinbcrworth, Yorkshire. He edited
the Reliiiuary, an antiquarian periodical, of which only
one volume was published, IMill. 1. A Stroll to Lea
Hurst, Derbyshire, the Home of Florence Xightingalc,
Lon., IS.iJ, "l2mo. 2. Antennte: Poems, Lon., Is,i7, |.,
Svo. ;i. RiHcs and Volunteer Rille Corps, Lon., Im'.c,
Svo. 4. lland-Book of English Coins, Lon,, ISCil, .'i2iihi;
niw ed., 1881. 5. The Wedgwoods: being a Life mI
Josiah Wedgwood: with Notices of his Works and tin n
Productions, Memoirs of the Wedgwood and other Fiuui
lies, and a History of the Early Potteries of StaflorJshoc,
lllust. Lon., ISliS, 8vo.
" We can warmly commend Mr, Jewltt's volume, only
I exiires.sing our regret that the author has not been ciiie
concise in his style and more on his guard agaiim uii
necessary repetitions, '—.su(. Jier., xx, 121,
1 ■' .bidged by its standard, no mean one it Is right to say it
isft serviceable production, which, had It been ptiblislicil
a dozen years before that of Miss Metcyard, would liavo
been heartily welcomed,"— -K/i., No. lUOl.
Ii. Urave-.Mounds and their Contents; a Manual el
Arehieology as exemplilied in the Burials of the Ci!ii ,
the Romano-British, and the Anglo-Saxon Period.-, Ln.,
Is'ill, p. Svo. 7. (Ed.) Domesday-Book of Derbysliire,
1871, fol. S. The Ballads and Songs of Derby.-lnrc,
Lon.. 1871, p. Svo. II. The Life of William liulti.n,
("Chandos Library,") Lon., 1^72, p. s\o. 10. A His-
tory of Plymouth,' lllust. Lon., Is7:), 4to. 11. Hull-
Hours among some English .Xntimiities. lllust. L'.ii,,
1877, 1). Svo; 2d ed., 1S7'J. 12. The Ceramic Ait ■.!
(ircat Britain: Wing a History of the .-kncient lOil
Modern Porcelain Works of the Kingdom from I'n: ■
toric Times d»wn to the Present Day. lllust. I «.
1-77. 2 vols. r. 8vo; new ed.. rev.. 1883.
'The greater part of .Mr, .lew Ill's learneil il'"-'
is devoted to accounts of the sneeial manulaci
have existed and still lloiirlsh in this eounii,\
days of Hwiglit, Tlnis part of the book is repK-tv with de-
tails of all kinds.-- -.-K/i,, No. 2628.
l:(. The Life and Works of jR<Mb Thoisjison. lllust.
Lo&.. lss2, tlo.
" .\ marvel of typographical art, but the engraver's cim-
trlbniion is not always on a K'vol with that of the printer.
—Acad., .x.xii. lli.
14. English Coins ami Tokens : with a Chapter "ii
Greek and Roman Coins, by B. V. Head, Lo'i,, 1 ssi;,
p. Svo. Willi H M,i.. Sami'ki, CAnTKR, Tfc stately
Homes of Englauii. lllust. Lon., 1874-77. two -erics,
Svo. Mr. Jewitt was also the editor of Black's " UnM*
to Derbysliire" iilni seveini othet guide-book,-.
Jewitt, \V. H. 1. Hymns on the Te Deuin, Man-
chester, 1874. lliiuo, 2. The Romance of Love :i linr-
land of Verse, Lon., 1 S'Sli, p. Svo.
JEW
,„ Jewry, La„r„. ,Seo V.u..v..v«, M„,. r,.,.. , « th T ''''"
-■ "=::;, K;^;! i^'sr ;s3 s^- ■ dB^{^:. lir^&sf^:^
Jorplvi. M .. ' o ^"'■oni'mcr R„v,ii . Thr„ r " Testament and
joceljii, Mrs. Robert. l finnnm. ^'o- "" ^'"c'u'-es, Lon 1877
he rottases of the Al '" „r ,'i,^'""''', ™'- '■- '"'dJ
.'";! Shi pS'/Prt't rlt.l"^""^ "";' S'-iP-O-no..'.
Johiies, Edward It \ "V^r'" 'f • •^*'"-
oa.'^i-.nal Verges. .V York IS" /"..'^ " fi^^st^r: Oc-
T- ' - ' '.'-•^'^eUith. I. Buy-s Book of Modern
Ti. ;, "' ^"'ss Anna r- r ,
Ihe CottaKes of the Al " „r t'-,^"'"''', ™'- '•' '"'
Sw, t.erland, N Yn.k. ,^1 12 u'u^"" ""'' ^''""'-^ -
Johnson, Anna I nl ■ ,r
-'"h- and Earthl.v "i?p„7rinf X^V^T't'" ^ '''' a'^''^-
^ Johnson, liev/Arih?,';' ii ''*' ''*■''' ''*vo.
'lained KS71 ; Follow of Al« -.T' '^•'''^'"■''. '««fi: or-
Iriivtl nn<l Adventure Tilnwt ' r "' ™"«orn iiained 1.S77 . i' n ' "" r'""" "^"'leKei Uiforrl l«iic
itTses Ho ,.,''"'' P'''i"=» n Greek nnrf Tai/JTi "™ '"ustrated bv r p o u' ""^ above
^'^1^'^ f^'^^v^>i.a T : ^^.^'^^ -■^""'f^t^i^Trrr'; %'-«- <- Ne.
' ' """"• ' *'"''""'" E.liti.ns Jf'^.-b'e vVo;k3' ^°^,^ X'^ii'^'l'' °'
ui IT. M. Thaekurav,
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I,on., 19H5, or. Hvo. .1. Tho Early Writings of William
Mivkeipciioe Thiiekeriiv. Illust. I.nn., IShS, 8v(>.
JohiiHon, (risncld. 1. The One Orcat Force:
the t'liusB of Dnivitutioii, I'lanotary Million, Ao., lluf-
fiilo, 1H(\S, IJiiio. 2. ('.'iitcnninl lli.-tcpry of Erie
Cimnty, N.^w Vurk, liutliilo, isjil, )*\o.
'■ Ills slyly Is mcy i.ml luilnmti'il. . . . Tho fdunty Is for-
timtitu ill liHViiig liiiu lor its lu«|i>riiiii."— ViidVi)', xxiv. JM.
'■i. 17:17: lliatciry of Wiishinxton County, Now York.
Illiist. I'hilii., JM7H, llo. 4. Hi tiiry of IUIIkiIhIo
County, Miihigiin. Illusl. I'hiln., 1871), 4to. 5. His-
ti>ry of Cuyiihogii County, Ohio, Illust. Phllii., 1S7D,
4to. 6. History of Allegan iinil Hurry Counties, Mich-
Igiin. Illust. I'hilft., \>*»i', 4to.
J<>hiiNoii, Daniel, of Denver, Col. The Politiciil ;
Como.ly of l-;uro|ii', i.on., issi), 12ino. (The publieiitiiin
of this book wiis suppresscil in (Joriniiny, and also, nt the
rO(|ue8t of the (leriiian government, in Frnnce. where,
however, four editions of a triinalution by A. iMiuon had
already a|i|icared.)
"The struiiitlh and thoro\i|.'liness of his ixilltioal hatreds
are of no counlrj- ; thev are those of the advaiwed lU'iiio-
erat. pure aiol siiniile. The quaintest i oneeit in the • Com-
cdv' lllu-lrates this, when, iliirlni,' nii interlude of tah-
lea'ux, tlie seeiie lieing Hades, I'liilo calls Thiers, and,
giving hiiu a pair of iiincors and a haninier, bids liini
• undo the chains whioli still liind Napoleon I. to the pil-
lory, and Mibvliliile lor bin. the monster iliisraarck) who
Is now ravnuiiiK tlie earth.'"— ."vjcdotor, liii. U49.
JohllHoii, K. The Judge's Pets. Illust. N.York,
1S71, llinio.
Jolilisuii, Prof. E. (Trans.) In the Land of Mar-
vels : Folk-Tales from Austria and Ilohemia, by F. T.
Verimlekon. Illust. Lon., 18S8, p. Hvo.
JohiiHon, M^jor E. C. On the Track of the
Crescent : Krratio Notes from the Pirieus to Pesth, Lon.,
1885, 8vo. j
Johnson, Edmund Charles, M.D., F.K.C.S., 1
vice-president of the School lor tho Indigent Blind,
Southwark : oflicier de I'Acadf'inie Franfaise, Ac. 1.
Tangible Typography ! or. How the lilind Head, Lon.,
iNi:!, 8vo. 2. An Inquiry into the Musical Instruction
of the lilinil in France, Spain, ami America, Lon., \»ii,
8vo. 3. The Blind of London : reprinted from " The
Times," witii Additions, Lon., 1860, 8vo. > . ties
to tho Blind. Lon., 187<), 8vo.
Johnson, Edwnrd A. (Trans.) Tho of
the Gulshani-Kiiz ; or. Mystical Oarlii of
Mahmond Shabistari : with Selections f'-" 'at
of Omar Khayain, [verse,] Lon., 1887, r s >,
Johnson, Edward Lewis. Lituiii.t V^'ti ains,
[edited by S. L. Blanohard,] Lcn., 1884, 8vo. ,intcd
for private circulation.
Johnson, Kev. Edwin, M.A. 1. Christ a Ran-
som for All; Two Discourses, Lon., 1876, 8to. 2.
(Trans.) Commentary on the Psalms, by the Late H. v.
Ewald, Lon., 1H81, 2 vols. 8vo. Also, contributions to
the Pulpit Commentary.
Johnson, Rev. Edwin A., D.D., b. 1829, at Go-
wanda, N.Y. ; a Methodist Episcopal minister ; editor of
the Pittsburg Christian Advocate 1868-72. 1. Half-
Hour Studies of Life, Cin., 1877, 18mo. 2. The Live
Boy J or, Charley's Letters. Illust. N. Y'ork, 1878,
16mo. 3. Winter Greeneries at Home. Illust. N.
York, 1878, 12mo. 4. The Lilyvale Club and its Do-
ings, Lon., 1880, sq. IBmo.
Johnson, Edwin Uossiter, b. 1840, at Rochester,
N.Y'.; graduated at the University of Rochester in 1803;
was connected editorially with the Rochester Democrat
1864-68, and with the Concon (N.H.) Statesman 1869-
72; was associated with M>,.-.irs. Uipley and Dana in
editing the American Cy lopiedia 1873-77, and in 1883
became editor of Appleton's Annual Cyclopiedia. 1.
(Ed.) Little Classics, Bost., 1874-80, 18 vols. 16mo. 2.
(Ed.) Works of the British Poets: with Biographical
Sketches, N. Y'ork, 1870, 3 vols. 3. Single Famous
Poems, N. York, 1877, 16mo. 4. Play-Day Poems,
("Leisure Hour" Ser..) N. York, 1878, lOino. 5. Pha-
eton Rogers: a Story of Boy- Life. Illust. N. Y'ork,
J 881, 12mo. 6. A History of the War of 1812-15 be-
tween the United States and Great Britain, (" Minor
Wars of the United States.") Illust. N. York, 1882,
12mo. 7. A History of the French War ending in the
Conquest of Canada, (" Minor Wars of the United
States.") Iliust. N. York, 1882, I2uio. 8. Idler and
Poet, [verse,] Best., 1883, 12ino. 9. A Short History of
the War of Secession, 1861-1865, Bost., I«88, 8vo.
"The subject is treated with breadth, thoroughness, and
impartiality."— Crido, x. 271.
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JohnNon, Mrs. Elizabclh, (Winthrop,) sistir
of Thi'oilore Winlhrop, unir, vol. iii. The Studio Art-.
("Hand-Ilooks for Students and General Itenlers,"
N, York, 1878, 12nio.
JohuNOn, Ellen, d. 1873; a factory-girl. T\u\
Lord of the Castle : a Fairy Legend, Lon., 1861, fp. »\o
Johnson, .Mrs. r,mnia li. Silk-Culture in Lou
isiana and in the Southern Stales, .N. Orleans, 1882, . vn.
Johnson, Ernie Sncheverell Wilberrorcc,
son of Very Kcv. (I. H. S. .lohnsim, iiifm ; grailiialr.j
at Christ Church, Oxford, 1881, Ilarla, ;ind other Poem-,
Lim., 1H84, p. 8vo,
Johnson, Evun|(elinc Maria. See O'Con.nou,
Mks. E. .M., in/ni.
Johnson, Evans. The Henults of [Roman Cati-
olic] Emancipation, Lon., 1808, 8vo.
Johnson, Francis. A Dictionary, Persian, Ara-
bic, and English, Lon., 1852, r. 8vo.
Johnson, Erunk. Lashed to tiio Mizzen ; or, A
Night otV tlie Cape, [verse,] Lon., 1S77, 8vo.
Johnson, Frank (irant, M.D., [nuie, vol. i., add.,]
b. 1835. 1. The Water-Metre and the Actual .Measure
mont .System, N. York, 1862. 2. The Nicholson Pave-
ment, and Pavements generally, N. Y'ork, 1867, 8vo. ::.
Natural Philosophy and Key to Philosophical Charts, N.
York, 1872, 8vo. 4. Hea'tliLiftSi N. York, 1877. 5,
Infected Air and llisinfeclants, N, York, 1SS4.
Johnson, Kev. Franklin, D.D. I. TiueWonmn-
hood : Hints on tho Formation of Womanly Chariuler,
Cambridge, Mass., 1882, lOnio. 2. (Trans.) The Dies
Trie: an English Version in Double Khyiiies: with an
Essay and Noles, Cambridge, Mass., I,ss3, 8vo. I'ri-
vately iirinted. 3. (Trans.) A Romance in .Song:
Heine's Lyrical Interlude. Illust. Best., 1884, 8vo. 4.
(Trans.) "TheStabat Mater Speoiosa, and the Stahat Maler
Dolorosa, Bost., 1885, 8vo. 5. Tho New Psychic Studies
in their Relation to Christian Thought, N. Y'ork, ISs?,
12mo.
Johnson, Frederick E. 1. Weld' n's Guide to
Epping Forest, Lon., 1878, p. 8vo. 2. Weldon's Guide
to the River Lea, Lon., 1880, p. ^vo. 3. New .'oath
Wales, and how to get there: an Emigrant's Guide,
Edin,, 1886, 8vo.
Johnson, Frederick H. A Winter's Sketches in
the South of France and the Pyrenees, Lon., 1857, |i. Svo.
Johnson, Ueorge, M.D., F I'.c.P., F.H.S., I,.
1818, at Goodhiirst, Kent, Eng. ; was educated at Kiiii;'s
College, Lonilon, where he was appointed professor uf
materia medica in 1857 and professor of the principliS
and practice of medicine in 1863. In 1876 he was tiiiii^-
ferred to the chair of clinical medicine, and on liis
resignation in 1880 elected emeritus professor of liiii-
ieal medicine. 1. On the Relations between Therapeu
tics and Pathology, with Especial Reference to -oiiie
Forms of Cardiac, Renal, and Nervous Diseases : a Course
of Lectures, Lon,, 1853, 12iuo. 2. On Epidemic Diur-
rha-a and Cholera : their Pathology and Treatimiit,
Lon., 1855, p. 8vo. 3. Notes on Cholera, Lon,, hi'!,
8vo. 4. The Laryngoscope : Two Lectures, Lon., I '■lo,
p. 8vo. 6. On Cholera and Choleraic Diarrhoea : 'I'wi
Lectures, Lon., 1870, 8vo. 6. Lectures on Bright's Ms-
ease, Lon., 1873, 8vo. 7. The Harveian Oration, Iss2,
Lon,, 1882, 8vo. 8. A Defence of Harvey as the liis-
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12i'io. '.I. On the Various Modes of Testing for Alliii-
men and Sugar in the Urine: Two Lectures, Lon., I's4,
12mo, 10. Jledical Lectures and Essays, Lon., b>i",
Svo.
Johnson, George. Breezes of Song from Muimt
Pleasant, Lon., 1880, p. Svo.
Johnson, Rev. George B., b. at Manchester,
Eng.; a Congregational minister. 1. Statement of I'riii-
eiplcs; or, A Church Guide for those holding or mcI;-
I ing Fellowship in Congregational Churches, Lon., I "HO,
12mo; 4th cd.. 1876. 2. Poems and Sonnets, l.nn.,
1874, 12mo. 3. The Four Gospels and the One Christ ;
a Study and a Guide, Lon., 1876, p. Svo. 4. The liible:
I its Structure and Development, Lon., 1877, 12mo.
Johnson, Very Rev. George Henry Snohi^v-
; erell, F.R.S.. 1808-18S1, b. at Keswick, Eng. ; gnid-
uated, with a double first class, at Queen's College, Os-
I ford, in 1S29; Savilian professor of astronomy at O.xforJ
! 1830-42, prnfcfsor of moral philosophy 1RI2 IJ, :in'J
I dean of Wells from 1854. Sermons preached in Wells
[ Cathedral, Lon., 1857, 12mo. With Ellicott, C. .1.. and
: Cook, F. C, The Book of Psalms: with a Oommcnlary,
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A V.w Method KtlnT^irlV':^^ """I'""'
l..rn., I8S4, Hv„. """""« thmnic (ll,„„..„„a, i'||u„.
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I'ic.ent, Phil,,!, IHSr I8m,; "' "' *'''*'''°' l'Mt«n,l
Is;fo"8!'r"' """*■«•"• H-tory of Nel,rH,ka, 0,„„ha.
Hit:r".v'!":u"ht!.f of i/^^'i'".^-"'* "• '■^^■^. »'
•"/"". I, lto(Mv'. I, 'i"'"'" '^"""itor Johnson
« Colle.tio„ of I', era, ,.„ J^t '. "■- ^'"■^^"' '''"'" 0"'»
""■luldren, Bo«t. 877 "o Z"'^"-' ',1''''^' ''^ ""> I'""
Johnson. Ilenrv „ «„'•' ■ .
'"•"ouiintry, «e"co„tof Afr '' T'""""^ ''" ""'Shor-
of the BIblo into t Men,^.T' h»-^ translated portions
.he N^ger in the Aut'u^n' '',^' s'^^^^^' l,\'7r' "''
Johnson, Ilcnrv i it .' • '*''"• '2«>o-
Plotter, a„d'p"riot7' J- ^ 'C«" '"' ?","' ^ <"■•
N.in,l,er One; or, Charlt R,. n'. ? ""• 2. All for
lllu^t. Lon., 1888 ,, 8vo '" ' ^P' ■""• I^"""^-
Chtd,"o"";r"?i^7''7;"""'r'' «;"''•''''«'' »' Christ I
Indian Read^rrLo^nT^V sV""' """•"' ^°' ^on-
see 11|.;m.min(j, «. w., ,„,„.„ ""' '''**-6-', Lon. And
Johnson, Herrick, b.D b isio „„ p ,
bMiuio professor of i„edrh.,! !"''''"'=''»"• '« lHr4-80;
in the Theolog|e.U ,s:;:;;i t'r ''"^ P.'i'i''-' "!-''W
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of Mr. Willliini
' I>r. Benjamin
' "»r. Phila.,
, I'niveraity Memo-
im, IBnio ^ pi„T' T It V^""'^"^ Consideration, Chic.,
l«u,o. 3 i{e;ivai: their Pi""' '"« Th«''tre, Chic. 1882
Johnson, i. D ' l 4 « "! "■"', P«''«>-. Chic, 188;i
•ice, for the uVe of F. n.ilil '''',"',."."""*'r"'ic Prae-
N-- Vork. 1879, 8vo •' Th' ' ^'^l' 7-^ Individuals.
«»««.-; 16th ed., I'hilt'^1889 ^"'*""«°' "^ >* te Dis-
^^•'h!;X"uniV";i;'p"/TV'";-''/';s'"-"n8.
^^^s^dr^^''-^"^''^^^^rtL^:
AnuTica.^rYor'k^lSef "vo""'"'"''""'"'* '" England and
»n'thro'„^si;';i" "V!'" *'"^'"'' "f-p'".
entee^. Manual,' I, °"«3*"7'~'"''r- 1- The jSaf-
A Concise Vion- of th„ r„ ' ''"' '"^- '*^-' "*'*'»• 2.
Patentforlnventions Ion i«?''^r""''' ''"■ Letters
De..igns and Trade A ark, Act iV/""-.. 'r" ^""^ ^"'""^
^»'^-s .^c, un., .883,"itr'r'^^erwSrft
<;un,p, of noii.^t/l'Tsn'';;;;^'"-;'!' '«■'■"• :\:
•r{7;;:'iXr.' '^'"' "'• '«""•• *«-oan'a?xct
ll.on':1'':r".;„^"'""- '-rkinsandtheDratna. Il,u,,,
Mittr^r:!:?^^::^^^..f,^'«-"f.|.ouwof
iManors: w th ItiT^rdi of . n , . "''' Maryland
'.i.n"'!.r:.",'i:!,::.':r»; ,J;J"o 1?.% ^nd how to break
"'"it; 2ded., I.on., 18(10 Hv„ '^'"' """. "nd how to
Johnson, John Editnr Tt, i. . ■
than I, N. Yo'rk, 1877 l:C" , 'ire. ""882''"' '" '"«'"''
Johnson, John <;. a cj'- '^'^■
U„l I, '^'I'""'""' on the CI:
H.u:'!;rSo"A;,^?:;"r'^^ ■^■'"r-'"^ «-">■
who fell in the ConVed" te Vn l',,"""'^'^ "^ ^''''K'"'"
Johnson, Jo«rnh h i^n,'""''';.f'''l'-. "N'i'svo.
'. Ilen.ines of o"r ' ' ,'e bein.' 4' *'''"'^''-'"- ^ug.
of K.oinent Women ,^UhF'^if^'''''^'''' '^e Lives
lent Work?, Trutbfi.l r tJ *'*,"' 'I;l»« of their Benevo-
8vo. Anon.^2 Th Tes irnv^^f's" '"'■'"'• '"'"- '««»>
of Christianity, Ac. Lon rni "'^'^'l""'' '» "'o Truth
views of Ureal M en "he ' li luen "^ 'vT''" I"'"'"
I-on., I8(i2, p. 8vo. 4 LivL; L.™ "" Civilization,
P- >*vo. 5. Clever (Jiri * "' Karnc^t, I.on., 1863
'875. 6. Popula IWhet of oS- ''•'/"•■ '"'"'^'
I-on„ 1882, p. 8vo II s,, V p^H ""i?," "^ •""• Time
of Attaininl Suc^ Ji'„ 1 'llX" ' ' ,"8^.^"; I"'" *'■'""»'
Johnson, Ilev. Inso«i. '1 ,, ' '• **vo.
f-tories for Uttle F,lkrio'i'''„s; y,"°'« I*^"'- I-ittle
ter's Likene,.H; a School' sCv J'^^i' ^'o- 2- The Mas-
1885,so. ,6mo. 3.R",th?,'7i^/?,^^°>-^' II'""'- I-on.,
«ains, Ln., 1885, p. 8vo 4 . D bs k °S ,' """ ';"l^" ""^
London Life, Lon., |«s7. so I6.n„ ''^ ""^ ^"""S
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Hare, [pseud.] I|iu«t If,... ,v-, ."•>' *'"■ Emily
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'S'""' ''"'""' '■'^'^'^ ■^»«'-- «-'•.
I Bost",''l"?"" 8rao""* *" ^""^'^ ^"''•' ""J other Tales,
Lon., 1859, 8vo. '^"Benia. Heroines of History,
wafm\"nag"n'g"iitT^f'tr-T",?''' "• "' ''-<""'■". Vt,;
became edftor^f " cJr sti„n"ir'^''"''.'^"' > 865-70, and
one of the founder of ho v" ^S-'"",'" '^'2- He was
Society in 1832 W lliat^ Lln^Z.^"?'""'' Anti-Slavcry
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with „n imroductit by n WhUH'°' L" '^"'^"^^-^
2ded„enl., 1881. ^ ' '^"'»'er, Bost,, 1880;
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How lo Finisli, Ac, Lon., l»!<li, 8vo.
Johnson, II. Byron. Very Far West injee<l : a
Few Rough Exjierience:! on the Northwest I'ncilic Const,
hon., 1872, p. 8vo; 4th cil., 187:1
" It would 1)0 unfair lo regard It as a mere detail of ad-
ventures. Tlioro is ft Kood cleal of prnctlcal information
as to the mines and the nountry itself sealtered up and
down its paKos."— Si/. Kn\, xxxili. OlW.
Johnson, Kichiird, town-elerk of Hereford, Eng.
The Ancient Customs of tho City of Herel'ord : with
Transiati'ina of the Earlier City Charters, Ac, Lon.,
1868, Ito; only 150 copies printed; 2d ed., 1882, 8vo.
Johnson, Mi\ior Richard Francis, R.A. Kight-
Attacl<s: a Treatise, Lon., 18S6, 8vo.
Johnson, Richard Locke. 1. Brilliant Pros-
pects, [a tale,] Lon., 1869, p. 8vo; 2d ed., 1S7U. 2.
Food-Chart: giving tho Names, Chissitioation, Ac, of
tho Alimentary Suhetancea in (Jenoral Use, Lon., 1876,
4to.
Johnson, Richard W., b. L827, in Livingston
Co., Ky. ; graduated at the U.S. Military Academy I84'J ;
served in the civil war, and was brcvelted major-gen-
eral ; retired 1867. 1. Memoir of Major-Oenoral George
H. Thomas, Phila., 1881, 8vo. 2. A Soldier's Kcminis-
cences, 1886.
Johnson, Robert Underwood, and Buel,
Clarence Clongh. Battles and Leaders of the Civil
War: being for the mo.st part Contributions by Union
and Confederate Officers, based upon the "Century" War
Series. In Thirty-Two Parts. I'arts I.-XII. Illust.
N.York, 18S--8S, 4to.
Johnson, Rev. Robert William, M.A., grad-
uated at Magdalene College, Cambridge, l.><37 ; ordained
18H7; vicar of Packwood since IS.i'J. St. John the
Baptist and his Persecutors; a Poem, Lcm,, 1869, 8vo.
Also, single sermons, Ac. '
Johnson, Rosa 'erlner. See Jeppbby, Rosa
VBHr.VKH, Sll/illl,
Johnson, Mrt . S. O., (" Daisy Eyebright," pseud.)
I. Every Woman her Own Flower-Oardener, N. York,
1871, 12mo. 2. Manual of Etiquette: with Hints on
Politeness, Good Breeding, Ac, N. York, 137:!, 12ino. :
Johnson, Rev. Samuel, 1822-1882, b. at .Salem, ;
Mass.; graduated at Harvard 1842, and at the Divinity
School in Cambridge 1846 j entered the Unitarian minis-
try without ordination, and from 1851 or 1832 till 1870
was pastor of a congregation in Lynn, Mass. 1. Tho
Worship of Jesus in its Past and Present Aspect, Host.,
1868, 16ino. 2. Oriental Religions, and their Relation
to Universal Religion : India, Bost., 1872, 8vo.
" He lia.s produced a picture of the religious ilcvelop-
nient of India which is faithful in its main outlines, lively
and engaging in its style, and inspired throughout with a
keen and even enlhusiastic appreciation of the beauties
of its subject."— -Vcidoii, xv. '.iM,
3. Oriental Religions, Ac: China, 1879.
" It Is profcs.se(lly intended to be a search after elements
in the Chinese religious character the possession of which
proves them, in this particular at leivst, U) belong to the
great religious federation of the world. ... If the object
of Mr. Johnson's work appears to us more or less an im-
possible one to reach, the method of the work both for
Its originality and wonderful completeness demands the
highest commendation.'— -VdWott, xxix. 07.
4. Lectures, Essays, and Sermons : with a Memoir by
Samuel Longfellow, Bost., 1883, 8vo. o. Oriental Relig-
ions, Ac: Peroia: with an Introduction by 0. B. Froth-
ingham, LSS.').
" He would have won a wider audience ami more gen-
eral attention to his views had he (fiven us, as he was well
able to do, a clear and Impartial historical account of the
faiths piLssed in review, and then hail followed this with
a forcible presentation of his theory within moderate
compass. As it is, his volumes are incomplete as a history,
and too bulky for a philosophical discussion."— A'atioii, xl.
40.
Johnson, Rev. Samuel Jenkins, M.A.,
F.R.A..-^.; graduated at St. John's College, Oxford, 1867;
ordaineil 1868; vicar of Melplash since ISSI. Eclipses
Past and Future: with Oeneral Hints for Observing the
Heavens, Lon., 1874, p. 8vo.
Johnson, Samuel William, b. 18.30, at Kings-
borough, N.Y., and educated at tho Yale (now Sheffield)
Scientific School, and at tho Universities of Leipsic and
Munich ; has been professor of theoretical and agricul-
tural ohomistry ;n the Sheffield ScicntiSe Soh'>~il rmoi,
1866. 1. (Trans.) The Relations of Chemistry to Agrl-
oulturo, by Baron von Liebig, 1855. 12mo. 2. Essays on
Peat, Muck, and Commeroial Manures, Hartf-rJ, Conn.,
1860, 8vo. 3. (Trans, 1 Manual of Qualitative Chemical
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Analysis, by 0. Remigius Fresenius. Illust. N. York,
1864 ; 3d ed., 1883, Svo. 4. Peat and its Uses as a Fer-
tilizer, N. York, 1866, 12mo. 5. How Crops Grow, X.
York, 1868, 12n!o; Eng. ed., adapted for English use l>y
A. H. Church and W. T. T. Dyer, Lon., 1860. H.
(Trans.) Manual of Qualitative Analysis, by C. R. Fic-
senius, N. Y'ork, 1869, 8vu. 7. New and Old Notnti .ii
and Nomenclature, N. York, 1870, Svo. 8. How Cr..ps
Feed : a Treatise on the .Atmosphere and the Soil at ic-
lated to the Nutrition of Agricultural Plants. lilui-t,
N. York, 1870, 12mo.
"Considered as a work on agricultural chemLstry or
agricultural mineralogy, it has no ciiual."— -Viid'on, x. 'JTI.
9. Chemical Notation and Nomenclature, N. York,
1871, 8vo.
Johnson, Mrs. Susannah. Recollections of Rev.
John Johnson and his Home, Nashville, Tenn., ne.i,
l2mo,
Johnson, Theodore. 1. Tables of English His-
tory, Lon., 1S75, 4to. 2. The "Spelling-Bee" Hand-
Book, Tamworth, 1876, 8vo. 3. A Physical, Commer-
cial, and Historical Geography of the British Empire,
Manchester, 1876, 12mo.
Johnson, Rev. Theodore, ordained 1873; curate
of Warkton, Northamptonshire, 1878-81, and of Kr-
pingham, Norfolk, 1881-83. Tho Parish Guide for the
Clergy and Lay ^Iclpers, Lon., 1SS8, Svo.
Johnson, Thomas M. (Trans.) Our Birth i.^ but
a Sleep and n Forgetting: Two Books on the Essence
of Soul and One on the Descent of Soul, by Plotinu.-,
Osceola, Mo., 1880, Svo.
Johnson, Miss Virginia Wales, b. 184.1, in
Brooklyn, N.Y'. ; has resided in Europe since IsTo.
She has contributed to periodicals, and published boMk,
for children under the name of "Cousin Virginia." I.
Travels of an Araerieiin Owl : a Satire. Illust. Phil;i.,
1870, 12mo. 2. Doll's Club Sories. Illust. Phila.,
1370, 4 vols. 16mo. 3. Joseph tho Jew: the Story uf
an Old House, N. Y'ork, 1873, Svo. 4. A Sack of (J.j;.!,
N. York, 1874, Svo. 5. The Calderwood Secret, N. York,
1875, Svo. 6. Catskill Fairies. Illust. N. York, |sT.i,
sq. Svo. 7. Miss Nancy's Pilgrimage: a Story of Tnnil,
N. Y'ork, 1877, Svo. 8. A Foreign Marriage: aNoMi,
N. York, 1830, I2ma. Anon. 9. The Neptune Viise:
a Novel, N. York, 1881, 4lo. 10. An English D:iisy
Miller, N. York, 1882, sq. 12mo. U. Two Old Cats : a
Novel, N. York, 1882, 4to. 12. Tho Kettle Club Sciies.
Illust. N. York, 1883, 4 vols. 16mo. '3. Tho Fainnils
of Tipton, 1835. 14. Tulip Place, 1886. 15. Tlio
House of the Musician, Boat., 1887, 12mo.
Johnson, W. B. The Lives of Jonathan and Vir-
ginia. By Boswell, [paeud.] Phila., 1873.
Johnson, Walter, M.B., son of Edward John-on,
M.D., ((iii/c, vol. i.,) graduated in medicine at the Ini-
versity of London 1847. 1. An Essay on the Discnsis of
Young Women, Lon., 1849, 12mo. 2. The Morbid Kiiin-
tions of Women, Lon., 1850, 12uio. 3. Homtcopalliy ; a
Popular Exposition and Defence of its Principles !uk1
Practice, Lon., 1852, Svo. 4. A Summary Outline "f
the Water-Cure, Lon., 1853, Svo. 5. Tho Dnnu-tio
Management of Children in Health and Di.--asc, L.n.,
1356, Svo. 6. The Anatriptio Art: a History of the
Art termed Anatripsis by Hijipocrates and Medical Unb-
bing in Ordinary Language, Lon., I860, Svo.
Johnson, William, editor of the Practical .Me-
chanic's Journal. I. The Imperial Cyclopiedia of .Ma-
chinery, Glasgow, Edin., and Lon., 1852-56, fob 2.
(Trans.) The Practical Draughtsman's Book of IikIus-
trial Design, by J. E. Armengaud and C. and J. Aino-
roux, 1353; 14th ed., 1875, fol. and 4to.
Johnson, William, of the Bombay civil scrvioe.
The Oriental Races and Tribes Residents and Visitors of
Bombay: a Scries of Photographs, with Letter- I'uss
Descriptions: vol. i., Lon., 1363, fol.
Johnson, William, president of the PhariiKircu-
tical Society, Victoria. On tho Correlation, Convir-iim,
or Allotropism of tho Physical and Vital Forces, Mel-
bourne, 1864, Svo.
Johnson, William. See Cory, William, «ii/)m.
Johnson, William Alfred, M.D., graduated in
medicine at St. Andrews 1852. I. Bedside Letters on
Hydropathy, Lon., 1855, 12mo; 4th ed., Dublin, U^l
1. On Feeling 111, Lon., !S72, Svo. 3. Arcadian "'il^kn
and Drives in tho Northwest Part of London, Lon., I"":',
32mo.
Johnson, William Forbes. An Essay -v the
Science of Law, Dublin, 1374-79, 3 parts, Svo.
JOH
10U-IHN8, WHS tur some veiira II H u i 1 '•"•U.*.,
H-ndent in China, an,l Im/cTario^tL 'P"''^ ""?""""
Ilnng-Kong. South \fri,,i • i..*' i, • f f""'"'"""^^'" "f '•
State, Lon. Is;; s'.„ "™ ^'f"«ultie» und Present I
P'<'aia Brit.nni,,," ^ JI s^r. r ? " *^''"^''-"'''-
("II.in,|.IJo„k, for sLlcntsIL , '^"'"''""> I'^'itius,
State, [Con'nectil'u,] Ua " ?3"r';:' ^,'^7 ^"B'""J
5. Connecticut: aStulvof,. ■ ' ^ "''''• "*'''• '2iuo. i
<':A.nericau Co,n„t!„";tUth. .TZritV'-V;'"-"-^'
'e treate.l In suol . t^J e " ''^ Th'/','"'^'" '" ^*''^1' """l to
took is tlie «P"nt,iMe,mrge'nCTatinn i',",""""", '''«■" "f 'he
r icy upon Connecticut s5it| „«'«,, f ■'"'■'■"<• "'' '''•'"'oc-
•onlrijjt.) Prof. Johnston (li.lir^.?"' "owhere else, ac-
hiKhlyco,itenti.)nsa"t i3oi„L'',,!'J'«'"'^''-' -Matter so
'in. wc do not fin.l tliat I'rMf i'^ **" ^'''''J' ''srcfully stated
sether eo,u-inci,,y."-!'A%,v'« 'xli"'!?"'^"' '^ l>'-"»l's are alt^:
Johnston, Alexander Keith T r i> r
orming a Complete Hazottier ,f .T nw ,1 ^r™?™/'''/ ••
:;7;.!!--'--ej editions. ,.5i!;^r;'»:^::'ji:-;,,i^i;;^
ex
JOH
Geographicu, : b in" f L,' ™fflL''^; ,**"■ - ^"''"•^
a Hana.Boolc. MaisI!;:; ?, « |-- « the Globe .:
K^'-t^n'o^-jLtLS^'/^f . ^•H.K^"-«-
anUatthe University "Githaa^nlr""/"'' ^^'"' ''""'•'^
plorej a part of Paraguay laTs^S 1,"° ""'^ "K'' '^^■
by he Geographical Sooietv to th, ll . T"' appointed
poJUion into Africa, but d ed „ thii a"'?."'^ "" ""
■sroiny'o- t?id°rAV^ '^''"'^''' ««^""Kdi'„'^
•nx by%;S. LL^ ; ^,X""'co^„?""'??'"''' '^^ -'
fi'l'hy,") Lon., 1877 p Svo'^i „."'''?'''"'" "f «eog.
^'ein, 1884. S. H^nd B^nk t '.u"' ^^ ^- <*• Ka^«»-
I"P of America, Ed.n and r 1 '^l.f^'"'^ ^^^^'^'^l
''hysical. Histori'eal, Pilitic/"";; '8'*». !?• 8vo. 4. A
Ue.oriptWo Geograp.y L„n , wl , ^"''T' "'y*'™' «■"'
by E. G. Kavonsfein, 88 5;h^^'','L^°'' ''J «d.. rev.
mediate Physical , nd n«3 .• '' '*^®- "^^ ^n Inter-
l«>-'i, p. 8vo ^ Descriptive Geography, Lon.,
i.4e!'?'s"o^'^f"oi're%*'''«" „*^'-«'« H-
fP-eud.] N. Vork, IS78 " vo '"■• "' «"">> ^His,
Johnston, Charles, MR cs r ,
Observations on Health iin,l r • ' ^"""' ''<>'■ '■. ndti.l
Eoonomy „f Human Life in Tfi"";!''" ""^ ''''yi™
iJ^'iO, Xvo. "* '° ^^"*»'. J'letormarit/burg,
HoMing7'(ro't,^,!'j71?'!^s'3''- ./h ^"^ ^«"-"-™'
*<=■. Edin. and Lon IS.! si „ 'V" I'" ^n'^duction,
Crofters' IIoldinir»7i„/M ',; ? ' '''' «<>•. 18«.5. 2 The
"":'io", Ao;'EZ<rH80,''svi^'='' ''''■■ -'"> '"' in?^o'
11^
, _-., „,,.,,„ ,,-,00, 8V0. ""
!;''>;i'"n':Z;,^';j^;,«^;„'^02^.«r«,anEng^
'""'• (Trans.) Dante's Inf„" P""-'"""""' settled at
'1-., Bath, lS87-6r3 voli^H^o""' P"'-8"o"o, " "
of &";;;„^'i„^«^'!«'' B'V«"t. Origin,
«-'"!«. Illust.' Z^''."/., '".':""«'' Monun
'""'• (Trans.)"f);„'(";V;'-i' f'"""'" P.'-'-'tice and settle'd'n
'1.-. Bath, IsaT-eCs vols C.' P'""*"""". »"J I'ara
,, , s^'/u i inciuiiino e. . ., r,nal Portraits
i„t„. ""• ^i*"" ". '"h'.'^'o ■'' *^""""'^"ts, and
So"ng;,GlaI);''vv,f8"?,'p 8/o'''°'''"«™P''^' ^o'"'' and
Ff &o'ngft^r"!v"«y„Ti iS-'l^"'" ^"""y"™'"'
Johnston, George. (F I 'p^"^^-,
"fge. (td.) Cupid's Birthday.
"'-.rs^r^ollr*""" ^"^''•"-'' <•-" Shakespeare,
Johnston, (iforvo i n- .
I -Maryland, Elkton, M? i\sl' ""■' "'' ^'••■«" Co"nt.v.
; to;;^'l^,!;^^^^^^«,i««ieui«rs of early Maryla,,,. ,„s.
i lan'd, El'kt!,n'"'l8,'7°'"^ ""' ''""''y "^ ^eeil County, .Mary-
' jo'-r*t^e"'ear.!;^r \'*i?/v^.''r«'''- -^ '^- k.
cated there and in Gerim,','v u, ,'"'",'l'",f«b, "nd edu-
Published under the p'eudo^nyino of '• T "I- %'•' "'T ''""
A feimple .Maiden. I l„"t 7 1 s-Jlf'" '"'"'•" '•
an Old Myth may teac III?'' ',' ' '%"">■ '^- "'bat
X Ma.«..r Troublesome II 1, ,'"'"•', '''"S- »q. ISmo.
I-Vobody's Lad. {C'x'. L n' ,^17,' ':'"' '^'""- ^•
I render: a Novel, Lon IShT'o I i ' ''' ""■ ^- •"'"'-
i nam's Ladv • a Mn,i„,l li ' *"'*■ '^''- "^vo. 6. Alas
■;<vo. 7. \>„e i.?s tve s"'rT.' ''""•' ''^■^2. 3 vols.'^r
884,3 vols. cr.8v«.sT,;crh,l"r'""^"'a.^'"^>' I'""''
Lon., 1886, 3 vols, or sVo « SfP -f-' "■■,! ^'*» ^^i''"«S
;t« Fulfilment: a Book ^^ Girl ' \Tn8" ^^r'" '""'
Uncle Bob's Niece : „ Novel, 71 ^g'sl ,'' ''', ^'"' '"•
Johnston, Henrv i Th V. ' '' '"''■ «''• 8vo.
"Story of .^eollish Life Edin Iv-?"'''«"' "'' "'enara :
Ch-onicles of Glenbucki'e. EH^n iVs'o''','^"' ^""»- 2.
consul-general intl 1 p. ^ """' "' Mo^nmbioue , no„
^ions a^d o,:mm'i"ssio er'^";'!;;;:;:: u'r, ''r"; "'"""
Cong,,, from its Mouth to Wbrt^ 'm '• ^^^ «'*'"
scription of the Nati.rn Hi.. ■, """' " "enenil De-
Western Basin! " \Z\m ,^;">"'l'<""«.v of iL
describing"!li',„';i^^ Mr*'"',?"''/''' "i--^' J"y"in. and i„ve for
of Cliarlf Ce on'''rft,tr t/mn'f'i^ir''' • "™''"'l' M
Jo.sepli'Jh,,inp.s,Mi,orlivi ,„«.,, " "' 'Mr. .^mnley, or Mr
tominent."-.s;jfrfator, Ivji "n"'"'' "f "^Ploring the Dark
and -ff Vrrm./.;^?,;;;'',^-,9f ''.yis, Of .lowers, of landscape
^a^"..U to ^s^]^^^'^^U^:r^l^^
"fio S&n^rw''''''^'''"-- -^ «•■-"' of Seien-
trait. -Maps, „„7ll Lt T fe'"""' Africa. Por-
SS^tj^rktSH^S'rF'--^^
with here and there >i I., i if'. ""*-''"'"f"«r(l English
--h or a 'i"twffi^^J^E';SJi<;^.:^hig,,^Jrt/k
Brooklyn, 1878 Hvo 2 OK ""'":"■ "aps and Port.
Loyalist Histor; of the A.n^rf""'!;'" "" •'"''g" Jones'
I'^SO, Svo. 3. The Wklwn r" «^'^"'"""». N. York,
render "f Cornwallis ^VCt N "f'f i?*; ""^ ^'"-
;?#^fni^^r-£~"V-''- While
-A«/ion, xxxiii. 293. ""^ '''o'^J l^i'" io well told."
tion, ml7783'''i.^'vr;«;iV" 'he American Revolu-
Johnston, Henr; M i'liam- r""'*.'^' f"'"'^"-
mandy, [verse,] Pa.is, l«4 8vo ^**""'' "^ *'"''■
MetSrE^^c^^l^fch' *{;■ -'r-- '"■''•^'- »f '"c
oS:^^S^^!£?S^7 n-fie'.^fxi-
Tas^;^^^^^?-?"''"'""""
<i'E;prit, Dublin, 18.13 Mvo "' ""' "• Co'enso : a Jeu-
I Johnston, J. P. ' i Vi, a ..
bow to become an Anv.H„„ ■*"'^^.''o"'^<"''« «"iile. and
•General Salesm„n."hip ?, 'h ,!• ■, ^"^'"^'^"otlons on
'«88 Itlmo. 2. Tw K'ty' Years o % :.st"''''°^""' ^''"■''•'
the Peculiar Incident- p , ? , -■ ""»''ng: portravin>r
Su,aesses. of a Man ilm T.-?' ="«"';•""- Failures'and
and finally wins.'"?,,:/." ''^^J^Y^l «;»<• of liusiness
Policy in'Cf^L^- '^^r^Z'^f, J' "- Education
straot and AnaWsi, of thin ^-.'' ^•' '^81. 2. Ab-
ea.ion CommissCn,'' Lon 8^7' "'^«""' " ^"-l'"" ^d"-
' ''""•• '^^♦' P- 8vo. 3. Parks and
917
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«•«';
A^'^
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Playgrounds for the People, Lon., 18f<5, 8vo. 4. A
Century of Christian Progress, iind its Lessons, Lon.,
18SS, ]). Svo. 5. (Ed.) Report of the Centenary Con-
ference of the Protestant Missions of the World, held in
Exeter Hall from the 9th to the l«th June, 18S8, Lon.,
18SH, 2 vols. or. Svo.
Johli§ton, James D. China and Japan : Cruise
of the U.S. Stt am Frigate "Powhatan." 1857-60: in-
cluding an Account of the Japanese Embassy to the
United .States, Phila., 12mo.
Juhiifiton, Kev. John, of Balmaghie. The Cross
and the Crown ; or. The Trials and Triumphs of the
Scottish Kirks: a Poem, Edin., 1871, ^\o.
Johnston, John, LL.U., [«»'<, vol. i.,add.,] 1806-
1879. History of liristol and liremon, (Maine,) in-
cluding the Ancient English Settlement of Pemaquid,
Albany, 1873, 8vo. , jxt,
Johnston, John, of Benstono, Eng. Lord Nelson :
a Poem ; with a Biographical Sketch of his [the au-
thor's] Life, by A. B. Todd, Lon., 1874, p. 8vo.
Johnston, llev. John Brown. Ministry of
Reeonuiliation : Sermons, Lon., 1875, p. 8vo.
Johnston, John Wilson. A Contribution to the
Dynamics of Racial Diet in British India, Edin., 1876,
Svo. With Call, T. J., (ed.) Descriptive Anatomy of
the Horse and Domestic Animals : chiefly compiled from
the Manuscripts of Thomas Strangeways and Professor
Good^ir, Lon., 1869, 8vo.
Johnston, Joseph. Oppression; or, The Tyranny
of Nations; a Poem, Lon., 1.'<K7, 12mo. ]
Johnston, Joseph Eggleston, b. 1807, near
Farmville, Va. ; graduated at the U.S. Military Acad-
emy 1829 j served in the Mexican war and attained the 1
rank of lieutenant-colonel ; quartermaster-general 1860- '
61: appointed general in the Confederate army 1801,
and served through the war. Narrative of Military '
Operations directed, during the Late War between the
States, by Joseph E. Johnston, General C.S.A., N. \ork, j
1874, imp. 8vo. , .
" He has simplv written an earnest, almost passionate
defence of hiraseff before the Southern people .from the
charce of having caused or contributed to their deteat.
We have therefore a eoiitrihiuioii to controversial
nolemics rather than to military history, although luucM
liKht is incidentally thniwii upon some important phases
of the contiict."— .Vudon, xviii. K». . ., ., , , ,i,„
• His 1 k Is truly a most valuable 'contribution to the
lilslorv of the war.' We regret only that it is niarred by a
controversial and carping spirit, which while. showing tt^e
critical powers of the author, leaves the reader possibly
more prepossessed against him than the saine story wouia
do if tolcV by any otiicr h.ind than thatol the able com;
maiider who seems so over-careful of his own reputation.
— *o(. Uev., xxxviii. 610.
Johnston, Julia H. The School of the Master,
and other Religious Verses, N. York, 18b0, 16mo.
Johnston, Mrs. M. L. (Trans.) Belle nose, by
Am6dce Achard, Phila., 1872, Svo.
Johnston, Mrs. Marianne C, (Howe.) The
Young Chaplain. By his Mother. N. York, 1878.
Johnston, R. Parnell and theParnells: an His-
torical Sketch, Lon., 1888, 12mo.
Johnston, Kichard Malcolm, b. 1822, in Han-
cock Co., Ga. ; graduated at Mercer University, Georgia,
1841 ; was admitted to the bar ; was professor of litera-
ture in the University of Georgia from 1857 till the civil
war. Since 1867 he has resided in Baltimore Co., Md.
1. Georgia Sketches. By an Old Man. Augusta, Oa.,
1864. 2. Dukesborough Tales. By Philemon Perch,
fpseud.] Bait '871, sq. 12mo; new ed., N. York, 1883,
4to. 3. Old Mark Langston : a Tale of Duko's Creek,
N. York, 1884, Ifimo. 4. Two Gray Tourists, 1885. 5.
Mr. Absalom Billingslea, and other Georgia Folk. Illust.
N. York, 1888, 16mo. With Browne, William Hand:
1. Historical Sketch of English Literature, N. York, 1872,
12ino. 2. Life of Alexander H.Stephens, Phila., 1878,
" Mr. Stephen.s's biographers have performed their por-
tion of the work very creditably. Thev have kept them-
Belvcs In the background and allowed their hero to tell nis
own story In his own way."— V(i('«n, xxvli. 'HI.
Johnston, Ilobert. Lectures on the Epistle of
James ; with Now Translation and Notes on the Greek
Text. N. York. 1873, Svo. , ^ ,
Johnston, Robert, teacher of Swords lindon-j:.!
School. 1. Army and Civil Scrvioo Guide, Lon,, 1873,
12mo 2. A Guide for Customs' Candidates: with
Papers, Lon., 1873, 18mo; 6th ed., 1885. 3. The Arctic
Expedition of 1875-76 : compiled from Official Sources,
Lon., 1877, p. 8vo. 4. Digesting Returns into Summa-
91S
JOH
I ries for Civil Service Candidates, Lon., 1880, p. Svo. 5.
JTho Land Law (Ireland) Act: with Notes, Index, and
1 Pr«ois, L(m., 1881, p. 8v"
Johnston, Robert W. 1. The Telegraph, and
' its Proposed Acquisition by the Government, Lon., 186.,
i Svo. 2. The Queen's Message; or. Twenty Words for a
1 Shilling: being a Popular Exposition of the System of
Postal Telegraphs, Ac, Edin., 1S71, 12mo. Anon.
Johnston, T. (Trans.) Madame de Stael: an Hi--
torical Novel, by Amoly Biilte, N. York, 1869. 16mo.
Johnston, T. B., and Robertson, James A.
The Historical Geography of the Clans of Scotland,
Lon., 1872, 4to.
Johnston, T. P. Patrick Hamilton: a Tragedy
of the Reformation in Scotland, 1528, Edin. and Lon.,
1881, p. Svo.
Johnston, W. Corrie. Life Abundantly : a Nar-
rative of how I came to consider and realise Higher
Christian Life, (ilnsgow, 1876, Svo. , . . „,,
Johnston, William, a horticultural chemist. Iho
Life and Times of W. Johnston, written by Himself, and
edited by R. Alenarley, Peterhead, 'SoC, 12mo.
Johnston, W illiam, M.A., b. 1829, at Downpat
rick, Ireland; educated at Trinity College, Dublin;
called to the bar 1856; M.P. for Belfast in 1865-78, and
for South Belfast since 1885; inspector on Irish fish-
eries 1878-85. 1. Nightshade: a Novel, Lon., 1857, p.
Svo; new ed., 1869. 2. Freshlield : a Tale, Lon., isil',
p, Svo. 3. Under which King'/ a Story of the Revolu
tion of 1688, Lon., 1873, p. Svo.
Johnston, William. Arguments to Courts and
Juries, 1846-1874, Cin., 1887, 8vo. , , ,
Johnston, William Harris. Loftus s Inland
Revenue Officers' Manual. Illust. Lon., 1865, Svo.
Johnston, William Preston, b. 1831, in Loui.<-
vihe, Ky. ; son of (ien. Albert Sidney Johnston ; gradu-
ated at Yale College 1S52; served in the Confederal.'
army during the civil war ; was a professor in Washing-
i ton and Lee University till 1880, and has since been
1 president of the Louisiana State University, and "1
Tulane University in New Orleans. The Life of (icn-
eral Albert Sidney Johnston : embracing his Services m
the Armies of the United States, the Republic of Texas.
and the Confederate States. Illust. N. York, 1S79, 8v.,.
i " It Is . . a warm and aflectlonate eulogy, In which no
I little literary skill is used to heighten Ihe color of wlml-
ever can honor his memory and to apologize lor whntoycp
i could detract from his fame. . . . The book abounds wiili
Preacbiiiga
Feminine
pw out >.l"
uon., 186-,
__ l:i irum JMB irtii.^. ... -..i.. .^"•-.. — — ■-
hiteiestiiig Incidents, showing traits of character iii ino
subject of the memoir that are most attractive, olfn
charming. . . . Leaving out of view the question of Ins
duty to the Ihiion. whose oflicer he was, it is the story ol
a verv noble life."— .Vu/io«, xxvli- 197, 214.
Johnstone, Athol A. An Unlucky Lie, Lon.,
1881, p. Svo.
Johnstone, Augusta. l.AWo'-
for Woman's Practice in Various PI
Life, Lon., 1857, Svo; 2d ed., 1860
Thou.sands: their Sayings and Ljs.j
12mo. ^ . „
Johnstone, C. F. Historical Abstracts: being Out-
lines of the History of some of the Less Known States ol
Europe, Lon., 1 879, p. Svo.
Johnstone, C. JL. 1. Tyrants of To-Day : or. The
Secret Society, Lon., l.^SS, 3 vols. or. 8vo. 2. The lli-
torical Families of Uumfriesshire, and the Border Vintf,
Dumfries, 1888, fp. 4to.
" Contains a good deal that is new and curious, espiii-
ally about the Inmilv of which the author s hiniscll a
member. . . . K\ cry lover of the ' Kedgauntlet' couiury
should read the book."— -dfA, No. 3164.
Johnstone, C. Laura. Bible Stories and 1 1 •-
tures, Lon., 1865, sq. lOmo.
Johnstone, charlotte Stuart. Home, !->v,et
Home; Words of Cheer to Christians, Lon., ISSl, iMuo.
Johnstone, D. Lawson. The Land of the Main-
tain Kingdom ; a Narrative of Adventure in the I ii-
known Mountains of Thibet. Illust. Lon., 1888, p. ^vo.
Johnstone, Henry Alexander Munro Ilut-
ler-, b. 1S37 ; graduated at Christ Church, Oxford, 1-til ;
M.P. for Canterbury 1862-78. 1. Ireland: Letters re-
printed from the " Morning Post," Lon., 1868, Svo. 2.
The Eastern Question, Oxf., 1875, Svo. Privately printed.
3. A Trip up the Volga to the Fair of Nijni-Novgirod,
Lon., 1875, p. Svo. , „,
"Condenses into one hundred and filly pages w i«t
might easily have been expanded into many time, uie
bulk."-.S'a(. iJci>., xl. 623. .
4. The Turk? ; their Character, Manners, and Insti-
tutions, Lon., 1876, Svo. 5. A Hand-Book of Maritime
jmim
JOH
f'-f'^^C ""^ ''^""'•™""" °f ••-" '"-idered, Lon.,
.h.'"''all""„?-th?{!j;,:|:; ^;, '; ^bo M„„ne,, „„,
Auckland, 18fll, ,Sv„ TM.nn ' L'? .^T ^""'''"'''
hC mr I2L ■< X'^i-^V "f ""= .Scripture,
Pcopk,Lo„., 1872.P.C ''reaching for the
.orr^o?4^c"s??s,sr^,^r ^"''°^-'-
'.lala!T„r fsYCrLnl^^'- ^--^'•'' Aaare', and
First Epistle of Pote^ IWiaed T.17 '-ri^ V'"' ''• T''«
and Co,muent«ry, Lon. 1888 8vl ' '" ^°f'>'l"««OD
Aiilitary Monarthre"C"l8o4 8Vo'''''s"''Th: 'r'" '"■"'V'
liL' Invisible, Lon., I85fl, 8vo 4 An pi ' ^''f ^">28eof
-on Log„..ith.„«,'L„n.; ,1%, ?2,no?2d "d" W""'"
Jn"l':'c*;;rt'ea^r4^'58io'^''V^f «'' ^'■■'- ""
House Architecture N York I860 f «"\'»" ?" S^'-ool-
Y. rk 187S sv^"";',''''" ""'* ''™°"«« of Tekcb ng N
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I'tTsv'!."'"'"" ^"^ ""-'" Chate of InLte?;
Wor"!'4c^i*n ,,*^?'',>'' " """'"tutor to Household
>. Mr AWe: a^Novd tn' Ts^ I-blished anonyltt
I-on., 1857, 3 vols «Svn!< I ' *'■''"'?• ''• ^^''"- 2. Caste,
vol. ii., KiS/Evering EdTn'"l8 ?"" ""i' '^'""'"'^ '
:t vols. p. 8vc 5 Fn(«n 1 . "'^ free, Lon., 1860,
'-"-'.a vols P.8V0 Ano„^T>"'V 1 K"'"^"™. Lon.
'J., 1884. 6. Cu,nworth H ^d ed,, 1865, 16uio , new
^■•"Kiri;n.'';"f'- ^--.''"rs 2':oir'8>^:"^'-"^
"■" '"'« and far t^"f!;il"^'^?''"«>' Dobell' Ip infinitely
JON.
!^''Vir^^^;;:t'g; '"'« ^.-gore pro.ess„r of la.
("Sacred Hooks of thnTn'l ^^'' ■^"?"""''' °^ ^''«''n".
;i. .(td.) Mftna-n Dharma-Sastra • The Code „f M "•
Original Snnsk,.i Text with VriVinni m .""''' "nnu .-
8vo ' l-ritical Notes, Lon., 1887
jn«^!^J^TTUMr"^,^rr
I of schoosT^e'pubifc «.""', "^"•*'' '"'Po^ora
n-SiiSJSS^
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pus'toi^k ^ ^e 7 he L^^iro'rf;''''^ V'> -^ ™">" ponder-
Ixiok is sent forth to thVu'of ,1 d'iM"f n """ullior^-'Tlie
of the best ooniril ,i/,',„\?;i';' " ' ' f» ' ™nfl<leiux.. as one
eduuati(,n, certain ult mai:elv fr , I?. \^ ""^ .'f'"" "'"■"e "''
hiKhest servVce in w LTT, Mfl' ""^™«>'re. and to do the
"Htional and .inive™i",vell b,.fifJ''";!;""'J"'P?'-"""''-'
children.' , . . From innnmL„ *'~ ""^ education of our
aziiie articles nr»'"i,a .ir^uf.fi''' V','""."'''. lectures, niag-
terial, for this Ik dy'o ' fv,„ be ,lTv , i'u ''"'' "-■';,ll"''"J "la-
guide nior,M<miplete to the viri^'"'/'' ■ ; • ">"<■' '» "o
of John Duncan slVtph'vi-'^'"'"- +. The Life
-^owbi;?^.i-;i:t;-Xs^\b?^«-^-::;
J^n. for i. .ubjec, an.1",^. ,Z>d oui V^^ ^l^^,^^,^^
in«^l^'^^r^d;Sg^'^;^«-^^^f^e Heroine
-Specta<or, lix. 1344 P'^"-^""'*' biographies have lacked "
PH ul'^/sslriL^r''''''^ "' «•"-«-<■">••• "« P'inei-
daf„"d"i:'t,^i:;,„*=,fy"T«« •»«"•««, F.R.H.S., or-
bcnt of Holy iCity lfci:n'>^\"'^^'' "="' '»^""'-
thcn of St. John's r'on.h,!'..^""'''' ""'' "'"'e
News I.S70-71 I.^Re^: |e?;«?' f'"'. "^ "'« Church
I-on., 1857. 2 The W • ."i ^>"annd Palestine,
of Scotland from the A, ffes'"t " "'^""P^ "^ 'ho Church
1881 s Tho i . ,.Po«"es to the Present T'me Lon
not Ro»an^t^n ° '"^''^h'" r' ''"J^^^-^ctl^
the John Warner Exhib1;i '^."'^ ' ^-^bi'-itions and
im. 5. The ApLtfe^Crciri/'^*'.'- ."''""-y. Edin.,
Hojy spiHt.t.";'uis,l8^;,!'T6n,o.^ '""•'"" "" ""■
Problem8*,'ui.fl"887;p.1<vo'."*'"""' "'' "'* '''■°'''«"' "^
IS82!cr?8v^^• I^i^«'"es 'produced by Drink, Lon.,
,£K/'..rr,A'=f--K;J-,-r!
Jones, Rev. Alfred, n n r ,
graduated at Kin?"coM.„„ T" ^l'""'' ""'• '•' '""-]
184ii; vicar of Q,rri„i T' rTt"' '**■*"' "'''"'■"'d
Twenty Sermons, iZ isaT' *;''«»'"'•«. l»?"-82. 1.
">e Poor in Westinrnsi'e r2d ^/'L;.n M^^ 's"""" "'
andTreatmen:. I-on"' "" Ifimo "''™= "« Symptom,
^ Jones/ M sT Am?. ,d,, -rh^''- .'''"••' "''- "'""»•
East Blooinfield, OntTr?", N y^"*^"'!,"? '• '^'''l'"
locms, Euaiilu, L>,6u, l''mn 9 i)' '''''•. ""d other
|2-. 3.Ap;airioWi::.d^t^-y;:ciiai^^^;
Hei.?r%'nt"j^;S^,«!.t?!.''."- V '^!i- "■ '«" ' -" of
lege, Oxford, 188170. tdi„&''*1 "J ^""-''- Col-
Ple 1881, 'The New Law of n ''I'' "' ""^ I""" Tem-
i^aw of Bankruptcy : containing
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the Bankruptcy Act, 18S3; with Introduction, Ac, ton.,
18H3, p. 8voi now 0(1., ISSt.
Jones, Bcivianiin Charles. 1. Ono Hundred
Lectures on the Ancient unci Drainntio I'octs, Ac. Scries
I.-VI. Lun., l8fi2-67, Svo. 2. AllcKuries: Discourses,
Dissertations, Ac, on Fact and PMclion, I'astnnd Present,
and the World. First Series, hon., ISXl, Svo.
Joiiefc, Ilertu Bulkeley, and Ulakelcy, liar-
riettc. An Account of the Minster of Freiburg in
Huden i jiartly adni)teil from the Ucniian of Canon Mar-
mon, Freil)urg, ISSti, 12iuo.
Jones, C. Science and Practice of Photography.
Illust. Lon., IS8S, Svo.
Jones, C. Davenport. An Excellent Mystery :
a Novel, Lon., ISSti, p. Svo. .
Jones, Htu. V. Knth'l, (<;nrney,) married,
ISjU, to Kev. Herbert W. Jem . 1. Siindrinuhaui, Past
and Present : with some Historic Memorials of the Nor-
folk Coa.«t, Lon., IS8;i, cr. Svo ; new ed., with alterations
and additions, 1388. 2. The Princess Charlotte of
Wales. Illust. Lon., 1S35, 4to.
Jones, Miss Cecilia Anne. 1. Koady and De-
sirous; or, A Lent's Lessons. By C. A. J. Lon., 1S5S,
12uio. 2. St. John the Kvaiigclist's Day; or. The Mar-
tyrdom of Will, Lon., 1859, 12mo. 3. Tho Sunbeam.
By C. A. J. Lon., isftl, l2mo. 4. Jesus Lane Sunday-
School, Cambridge, Lon., ISiit, 12mo. b. The Story of
Hermione, Ac, Frome Selwood, 1868, 8vo. Anon. «.
Our Childhood's Prayer; or. Our Father Stories, Oos-
port, 1871, Svo. Anon. 7. Bible History, Lon., 1S72,
2 parts, l2mo. 8. What the Chimes said, Lon., 1873,
16mo. 9. Life of S. Vincent de Paul, Lon., 1S7H, p.
Svo. 10. The Life of Elizabeth of Hungary, Lon., ls7:i,
p. Svo. II. A Little Life in a Great City, Lon., 187.3;
new ed., 1S76, ISmo. 12. Tales on tho Parables, Lon.,
1S74, 12mo. 13. Our English Church; being Sketches
and Stories from British Church History, Lon., 1S75,
12mo. 14. My Sunday Friend: Bible Stories, Lon.,
1875, sq. lliino. 15. Found after Many Days : a Story
of the Lonilon Mission of 1S74, Lon., 1S75, ISmo. 16.
Poor Milly : a Tale of London Life, Lon., 1S7B, ISmo.
17. Footprints of our Fathers: Short Sketches, Lon.,
187(1, 12mo. 18. Our Children's Pattern : Tales, Lon.,
1876, ISmo. 19. Count up tho Sunny Days ^ "
for lioys and Girls, Lon., ISSI, l2mo. 20. The Foreign
Freaks of Five Friends, Lon., 1H82, cr. 8vo. 21. Four
Little Si.\es : a Story for lioys and Girls, Lon., 18S2, sq.
16mo. 22. Only a Girl: a Tale of Brittany; adapted
from tho French, Lon., 1SS3, or. Svo. 23. Under the
King's Banner : Stories of Soldiers of Christ, Lon.,
las;', ISmo. 24. Little Jeanneton's Work : a Chronicle
of Lreton Life Lon., 18S5, p. Svo. 25. New Damo
Trot: a Story for Boys and Girls, Lon., 18S5, 12mo.
Jones, kev. Charles Affred, M.A., graduated
at St. John's College, Cambridge, 1S57; ordained 1858;
chaplain of St. John's College lS61-fi2; senior mathe-
matical master in Westminster School 1SB2-85, and since
then vicar of Dedham. 1. British Birds and their
Haunts. Illust. Lon., 1867, 12mo. 2. A History of
tho Church, from the Day of Pentecost to the Year : 054,
Lon., 1872-75, 2 vols. 12mo. 3. Stories for the Chris-
tian Year, Lou., 1875-76, 8 vols. 18mo. 4. Not Quite a
Heroine. Lon., 1S7(), 12mo. 5. Stories about the Won-
derful Kingdom. Illust. Lon., 1S76, sii. Himo. 6.
Little Ones Taught by tho Church Services, Lon., 187S,
sq. 16mo. 7. Stories ou the Catechism, Lon., 1S79-S2,
4 vols. sq. 16mo. S. (Trans.) Meditations upon the Lovo
of God, by Pero Grou; new ed., Lon., 1884, 12mo. 9.
(Trans.) Little Ready-Cry; or. The Sorrows of Si.\
Years Old ; from the French of Madame Colomb, Lon.,
1884, 16mo. 10. Little Captain Dick, Lon., 1884, 12mo.
11. Old Crumpet the Shoemaker: a Tale of Two Mis-
sions, Lon., 1885, 12mo. 12. Saints of the Praycr-Book :
Outlines of the Lives of tho Saints in the Calendar, Lon.,
1885, sq, 16mo. With Ciieyme, C. H. H., Algebraical
Exercises, Lon., 1869, 18mo. With Lines, S. Gmeoouy,
Stories on tho Collects, Lon., 1S86-87, 2 vols. 12mo.
Jones, Rev. Charles Colcock, D.D., [oiirp, vol.
1., add.,] 1804-1863. The History of the Church of God
during tho Period of Revelation : vol. i. [Edited by his
Son, C. C. Jones.] N. York, 1S67, 8vo.
Jones, Charles Colcock, LL.D., b. 1S31, m Pa.
vannah, Ga. ; son of Rev. C. C. Jones, aiipm ; gradu-
ated at Princeton 1852, and at the Harvard Law School
1855; was admitted to the bar; served in the Confed-
erate ormy through the civil war ; practised law in New
York City 1866-76, and later in Augusta. Ga. 1. Mon-
92(i
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umcntal Remains of Georgia. Part First. Savannah,
1861, 12mo. 2. Historical Sketch of tho Chatham Artil-
lery during the Confederate Struggle for Inde|iendonce,
Albany, 1867, Svo. 3. Historical Sketch of Tomo-Chi-
Chi, Mico of the Yamacraws, Albany, 1869, Svo. 4,
Reminiscences of tho Last Days, Death, and Burial of
General Henry Lee, Albany, 1S70, 8vo. 5. Antiquities
of tho Southern Indians, (larticularly of the Georgii
Tribes. Illust, N, York, IS73, Svo. 6. Siege of Sa-
vannah in 1779, a.s described in the Journals of Two
French Officers : with Notes. Map. N. York, 1874, f.il
7. Siege of Savannali in December, 1864, Albany, 1S7I,
em. 4to. 8. The Dead Towns of Georgia, Savannnli,
1S7S, Svo. 9. The Life and Services of Commodore .1.
Ttttnull, Savannah, 1S78, Svo. 10. (Ed.) Acts passed by
the General Assembly of the Colony of Georgia IVoin
1755 till 1774, Wormsloe, Ga., I8SI, f.,1. 11. The His-
tory of Georgia, Bost., 18S3, 2 vols. Svo.
"'He has gtvuii us a history of his State during ihe cola-
liial period, and down to the close of llie Kevoliitloiiary
war, which Is most elalioralc, careful, and exliaiislivi'.
. . Mr. Junes has not nttiiiipled to depict the manners,
customs, character, and qualities of the jaiople."— iViidoji,
xxxviii. 17. , , ,
12. Brigailier-Gcneral R. Toombs, Augusta, ISStl, Svn,
13. (Ed.) Journal of the Transactions of the frustcis of
the Colony of Georgia. By Rt. Hon. John, Earl .,t
Egmont. 1886, 4to. 14. Negro Myths from the Georgia
Coast, told in the Vernacular, Bost., ISSS, 16mo.
" Mr Jones's transcription of ' the vernacular' is worthy
to be ranked with Mr. llarri8S."-.V(i(io», xlvi. 435.
Also, addresses, Ac.
Jones, Charles Handfield, M.B., F.R.S., phv-
siciau to Mary's Hospital, London, [uiilr, vol. i., aiM.)
1. Clinical fjbservations on Functional Nervous Disur-
ders, Lon., 1864, Svo: 2d ed., entitled "Studies .n
Functional Nervous Disorders," 1870. 2. On ILnt-
Stroke and its Affinities with Paretic Disorders v/t the
Nervous .System, Lon., 1869, 8vo.
Jones, Charles Henry. 1. Recollections ,f
Venice, Reading, Pa., 1863, 18mo. 2. Memoir of Wil.
Ham Rodman, 1867, Svo. 3. (Ed.) Vers de Societi-:
selected from Recent Authors, N. York, 1874, 8vo. 4.
Africa : the History of Exploration and Adventure, iis
3S, Lon., I .^^ jjj jIjij Lfuding Authorities, from Herodotus t.j
% ^'?'"y I Livingstone Illust. N. York, 1S75, Svo. 5. I.ur.l
ngsto
Macaulay : his Life— his Writings, N. York, 1880, liimo
6. A Short Life of Charles Dickens: with Selections
from his Letters, N. York, 1S80, 16ino. 7. A Short l.ilc
of William Ewart Gladstone: with Extracts from liis
Speeches and Writings, N. York, 1880, 16mo. s. His-
tory of the Campaign for the Conquest of Canachi in
1776, from the Death of Montgomery to the Retreat "!'
tho British Army under Sir Guy Carleton, Phila., Is>:',
Svo.
■' A useful record of some of the most painful and least
glorious events of the Revolutionary War."— ..Viidoii, xxxv.
185.
Jones, Charles J. From the Forecastle to the
Pulpit : Fifty Y'ears among Sailors : with Introduction
by W, P. Strickland, N. York, 1884, 12ino.
Jones, Charles William. 1. A Poetical Essay
on the Immortality of the Soul, and other Poems, l.ou.,
1852, ISmo. 2. Food for the Mind; or, Mental Cultuie
and Christian Progress; 2d ed., Lon., 1859, 12uio. .i.
The World's Great Sin ; or. Human Nature Reviewed,
Lon., iS61, Svo; 3d ed., 1S66.
'♦Jones, Chaucer," (Pseud.) See Bkckktt,
William H., mipra.
Jones, Cornelia. Heavenward Led ; or. The Two
Bequests. By Jane R. Summers, [pseud.] Illusl.
Phila., 1870. ifimo.
Jones, D. E. Examples in Physios, Lon., IvSJ,
12mo.
Jones, David. A Voice from our Penal Setile-
ments; or, Garotting, its Causes and Cure, Lon., biill,
12mo.
Jones, David Griffiths. 1. Cholera Chemically
considered, Lon., 1 854, 4to. 2. Electro-ChemicalTixat-
uicnt of Acute and Chronic Diseases, Lon., 1856, ^vo.
3. Homoeopathy compared with the Old School of Med-
ical Treatment, L(jn., 185.8, Svo. 4. Diseases iil tho
Bladder cured by a New Discovery, Lon., 1874, Svn: ith
ed., en!.. 1883. 5. Tumours and other Diseases of
Women.' Part I. Lon., 1874, Svo, 6. Urinary Dis-
eases, Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Jones, David Morgan. Lethe, and other I'neiii.',
Phila., 1882, sq. 16mo.
Jones, Kev. David Itice-, M. A., educated at the
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welly, and^'other 1' ou ;, I in fe T-.t'"'' ."' ^'''-
«;ellar to ((arret, I,„n , ihCl'-iwo \ Zth^-J''''"
Notes oil Alllltary Law,' Lo'n.,
Assyria anJ Palestine Recollections,
JoiicN, Douglas
ISSr, 8vo. ' uzzio ol Xo-Day, Lon.,
i'i;!ir"i''70^;«"*. "^'''^ '" ■'^'""J''y-School Workers,
Jones, E. J.
Lon., 1857, (|).
^ Jones, fc. K. Rule, of Federal Practice, N. York,
In 1872 s,^^ Ca.npa.gn I870-I87I. by W. Ijua 1'
i-K iV. li !^' ,*"'"' '" "• <•' "• "V. I..
JON .
^l'<i'/., xxiv 71 ' ""' ''"" '»■'"«'• '" reeollcTt."-
L..t"rsr;'.''8 "o'"'""^' ^ "i-S^'PMeal Sketches. I„u„.
is^"w:;dif^; ^i^x.x^n^^'r ■""■' ^"'-
Lon., 1882-81, ;tv„|' 8,,,' "''^' *■■"" ™» ilt>llcnd«rir.
Fe::ti-''S'^''S'^?i--
i;:;^w?t''^:' -"»*-;> "-.,rsis;;
oi/T..li., {.ill!:',;;;";,,;; '■"• *■"•■"""■ "»
is^.""*'*'/'^*!'^^'' Morgan Edwardes Af a ..
Lon., 1888, 8vo. °' ^'""'■■* '" England,
-•- "'• ti.J «uko'of''t.:tb:i:j,?«e?„:^rK^i'„v:v
■ "■" ciiiij jiuem emit ed The Uevolt of I
oinposfd while serving a two vear" ..?r„, f ■ •
Lady: a Talo. Lon., 185,-,, 8^. ;j
l.ii^.-- and tho
the Rail, Lon, 1874 ";„ ' ' ^- ^'"-' ^^""i"" "i,
A.:!"an,M"-,'s?i p"r *""""" °' ^""« ^'-^ "•
i..>:s;,;j^8t- ^i^:;:irSd ^^"-^^■i>--'.
Org:rcLe";iS^rr'E,e;enta:'''d-'S'"^ "f ''"'«''™'
l^iiio; ;)d ed 1888 °,^'5™7'"^y,Student8, Lon, 1881,
rector of St S J^n .'l^'i' ''^•'' "^'^'""'"^ "*1'"<;
Oreat Barton, t°ff^rk-'l"8 2!8^"''„f''^;'lt:t' ^'^.^ "'
Windmill Street, London 1881 «'- f'-.™CTs, Grcr.t
I'hilip's, Reitent S roe^'., l ■' ' """^ ""'^'= "'"n "f •' t-
science .e";„rtfeVu,.rtei;-'!."T.r 'r'^'r!'.- '• ^'«"-
wards tho AVritors .H 1 ..^:.:\""\^'; ^'"' '''«y '"-
»>-o. 2. The Ch irph „f I- I -^i ""** Revieivs," J8HI,
In. 8vo. 4. The RnJ,l„ri: ' • .;' "'•'^-^''. tW" series
I
ex|.,vs>iou in v^rse/'-Sn/ «"rix IS "'"' ""'''' "'""™'
"""• Lon, 1867, 8'vo. "*""«=™°y Vindicated: a Lee
„„;I""5,!'. ^r."?" Rowland
Lights: bdng a Lo'iL^r"' '^""'^""■^ '» '^^''-'-n
Lectures, Lon 18^8 s^ "'"" ■-""^'"^' ^'■'^■■"""n
JON
auct, Lon., 1S«9, .12mo. 9. Ttio Pookot-dulilc to Sjioll-
Fivo, Ac, Lon., 1S70, 12m.i. HI. A I'ocket-Huiilu t"
CiilabriiKillo, Lon., 1S70, . (21110. II. The l'ooket-<luiile
111 KoiirtC', Lon., 1870, I2iuo: :td e<l., IN8(I. 12. Tho
Pooket-Ciuido to Kuclire, Lon., 1H7II, 12ino. 13. (Ed.)
The Liws of Pi(iuft : with ii Troiitixc on tho (laiuu, Lon.,
lH7;i, IBmo; 2d cd., 18NI. 14. On lh« Card to lead at
Whi»t from Suits of Five or more, Lon., 1873, p. 8vo.
15. Tho Pockut-(iuide to Poliah lU-jique, Lon., IS7:i,
12mo. 16. Thi) Pooket-Ouiilc to CribbaKc, Lon., 1S7:<,
32iuo. 17. U'-iL) The Laws of Vingt-ot-ln, Lon., l.'<74,
p. 8vo. IX. Round aainea at C'iird.«, Lon., 1874, p. 8vo.
111. The PocketOuido to .■<lxty-Si.\, Lon., 1874, p. 8vo.
20. The PocketOuide to Oo-Uann, Lon., 1876, l2ijno.
21. The (lame of Lawn Tennis, Lon., 1876, p. Svo; ith
ed., 188:i. 22. The Laws of Kcarte adopted by the
Turf Club, Loll., 1878, p. 8vo. L'li. Tho Pocket-Uuide
to liaekgainiiion, Lon., 1878, :i2mo. 21. The Pocket-
Ouido to Chess, Lon., 1878, :!2nio. 25. Tho Pocket-
Uuido to DrauKhta, Lon., 1878, S2ino. 26. Card Essays :
Clay's Decisions and Card-Table Talk, Lon., 187'', p. 8vo.
"A remarkably pleasant and usfful wrics nfessftyH iiiwm
whist and its ways ami surroundings."— .""W. /f(i'.,xlvill.(i08.
27. The Pocket-lluide to Fifteen and "hirty-Four
Puzzles, Lon., 1880, H2ino. 28. Casse-TiHo, Lon., 1881,
?. 8vo, 29. (Ed.) Tho Laws of Rubicon Pique, Lon.,
882, p. 8vo. 30. Whist I)evelopinent.< : American
Leads and Plain-Suit Echo, Lon., 18.S5, fp. 8vo; 3d ed.,
1888. 31. Tho Pockot-liuide to Dominoes, Lon., 1886,
32ino. . „
Jones, Henry Hence-, M.D., D.C.L., F.R.S.,
[diite, vol. i., add.,] 1814-1873; graduated at Trinity
College, Cambridge, I83i'. ; studied medicine in London
and at (iiesson, and in 1846 became physician to St.
Oecrge's Hospital, London. Ho was honorary secretary
of tho Royal Institution. I. L'wtureson some of the A|i-
pllcations of Chemistry and Mechanics to Pathology and
Therapeutics, Lon., 1867, 8vo. 2. Croonian Lectures on
Matter and Force, Lon., 1868, 12mo. (Includes a lecture
by E. Du Uois-Reyraond and one by E. Krankland.) 3.
Tho Life and Letters of Faraday, Lon., 1870, 2 vols. 8vo!
2d ed. same year.
" Faraday's letters, collected from a large circle of pri-
vate as well as soioiitillc friemls, his laboratory note-books,
his Trinity House and other reports and memoranda, have
furniahed the materials for the biogrupiiy before us. Plie
conncctiiiK matter contributed by tfieediU)r is the slightest
possible in (piantity, and In imallty .seldom otherwise than
itli^
ijJikS
monotonous and irry."— .S(i(. "Kei:, xxix. 5t.
4. The Royal Institution : its Founder and its First
Professors, Lon., 1871, p. 8vo.
" A volume of much value as the record of a movement
which lias had an important iiiBuonce upon the progress
of science in this country."— .><«(. Hcv., xxxiii. 187.
Jones, Hcpry George. Napoleon the First: an
Historical Play, [verse.] Dublin, 1860, 4to.
Jones, Henry iHacnaughton, M.D., F.R. C.S.I,
and E., late professor in tho liueen's University, Ireland,
and surgeon to the Cork Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital.
1. The Study of Life, Dublin, 1874, 8vo. 2. Medical
Responsibility in the Choice of .\nicsthotic3, Lon., 1876,
8vo. 3. Had Habits, and their Effects on tho Organs
and Tissues of the Body; 2d ed., Dublin, 1878, 8vo. 4.
Atlas of the Diseases of the Membrana Tympani, Lon,,
187,8, 4to. 5. A Practical Treatise on Aural Surgery,
Lon., 1878, 12mo; .Sd ed., entitled " Practitioner's Hand-
Book of Diseases of the Ear and Noso-Pharynx," 1887.
6. On the Treatment of Spinal Curvatures by Extension
and Jacket, Ac, Lon., 1884, p. 8vo. 7. Tho Health of
tho Senses, Lon., 1884, p. 8vo; 2d ed. same year. 8.
Practical Manual of Diseases of Women and Uterine
Thorapeutios, Lon., 188i, p. 8vo; 3d ed., 1888.
Jones, Kcv. Henry Wynne. M.A., graduated at
Jesus College, Oxford, 1837; ordained 1830; vicar of
Penmynydd, 1850-68. Sponsors and Confirmation ;
with Remarks upon the Inutility of the Former, Lon.,
1866, 8vo.
Jones, Horatio Gates, M.A., D.C.L., [ante, vol.
1., add.,] b. 1822, at Roxborough, Philadelphia, Pa.;
graduated at tho University of Pennsylvonia 1841 ; ad-
mitted to tho bar 1847, and has since practised in Phil-
adelphia; member of numerous historical societies, and
honorary Fellow of the Royal Historical Society of
GreRt Britain. I. Ehrnozcr Kinneraley and hie Pis-
ooveries in Electrioity, 1858. 2. History of Roxborough
and Manayunk, 1859. 3. Memoir of Henry Bond, M.D.,
Boston, 1860. 4. Biographical Sketch of Rev. David
Jones, A.M., N. York, 1865. 5. History of Pennepek
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lor Lower Dublin Baptist Church, Morrlsania, N.if.,
I 1869. 6. Andrew Bradford, Founder of tho Nowspiipcr
Press in the Middle .States of America, Phila., 18611. 7.
The Ilruilford Prayor-Book of 1710, 1870. 8. Diary of
.S. J.; or. Journal of a Country Baptist Minister, 1881.
9. Memoir of Rev. Abel Morgan of Pennepek Church,
' 1882. 10. History <d' tho (Ireat Valley, Pennsylvania,
Bii|)tist Church, 18S3. 11. History of the Itrandywine,
Pennsylvania, Baptist Church, 1884. 12. Welsh llc.ki
in Brown I'nivorsity, (,'in., 1885. With otliers, Rcnii-
■ niscenccB of tho Life and Lobori of A. D. Gillette, IMi.
I Port. 18S;i, l2mo.
Jones, Horatio M. Missouri Supremo Court Re-
ports, vol;!. xxii.-.\xxi., (I.s.'i.^-Oa,) St. Louis, 10 vols.
Jones, Hugo Nicholas. (Trans.) The I. iind
II, Books of the Odes of Horace: to which arc adit I
the Carmen ."leculare and Appendix, Lon., 1865, Svo.
Jones, J. Cynddylan. 1. Studies in the Ads
of the Apostles, Lon., 1878, p. 8vo: 2d od., 1882. 2.
studies on the Uospel according to St. Matthew, Lon.,
1881, p. 8vo. 3. Studies on tho tiospol according to St.
' John, Lon., 1884, p. Svo. 4. (Ed.) 'rhe Welsh Pulpit of
I To-Day: Sermons by Welsh Ministers. First Series.
'■ Lon., 1885, 8vo. 5. Studies in the First Epistle of
' Peter: vol. i., Lon., 18,S7, p. Svo.
Jones, J. Foulkfs. Egypt in its Biblical Reln-
tions and Moral Aspects, Lon., 1860, p. Svo.
" A less valuable (jr more unnecessary ccmiidlHtlon has
rarely fallen under our critical notice."— .So/. Ktr., xl. 4!jl.
Jones, J. Idrisyn. 1. A Catechism on the Secnul
Advent, and tho Revealed Future of tho Church and tlie
World, Lon., 1880, fp. Svo. 2. Baptism by Sprinkling,
Manchester, 1SS5, 12mo.
Jones, J. v., and Kingston, J. F. Flora Devo-
niensis: Catalogue of Wilil Plants, Lon., 1856, Svo.
Jones, J. R. Geological History of Newbury,
Berks, Lon., 1854, Svo.
Jones, Jacob. Healthy Towns, Local Qoverninciit
Act, Lon., 1858, 12mo.
Jones, Jacob. A Century of Sonnets, Lon., IMd,
p. Svo.
Jones, James. On the Use of Perchlorido of
Iron, Ac, in Consumption, Lon., 1862, p. Svo.
Jones, James. Compendium of Forms : with
Mode of Procedure in Courts of Illinois; 4th ed., rev.
and enl., Chic, 1876, Svo.
Jones, James. Dishonest Criticism : an An.-wor
to Dr. Littledale, Lon., 1S87, p. 8vo.
Jones, Rev. Jenkin, M.A., graduated at St. John's
College, Cambridge, 1831. I. Shad's Cottage, Lon.,
1877, 12mo. 2. Little Ted; or. Who Found tho Most?
Lon., 1884, ISmo.
Jones, Jenkin Lloyd. Practical Piety; Four
Discourses, Chic, 1887, 24mo.
Jones, Jesse H. 1. Know the Truth : a Criticpie
on the Hamiltonian Theory of Limitation, including
some Strictures upon tho Theories of Rev. Henry J.
Mansel and Mr. Herbert Spencer, N. York, 1865, 12ino.
" We recognize the candor and earnestness of the writer,
and a<lniire his boldness. With many of his oritidsu.,s
upon Mr. Spencer we heartily agree. But to demolish the
l)hilosophy of Sir William Hamilton, should such a result
In the progress of human event* become desirable, will
require other weaixms than those of this book or iho
school from which it emanates."- And'oii, 1. 34.'>.
2. The Kingdom of Heaven : What it is. Where it i?,
Ac, Bost., 1871, 12mo.
Jones, Joel, 1795-1860, b. at Coventry, Conn.;
graduated at Yale 1817 ; became a lawyer and settled ia
Pennsylvania; was judge of the district court of Phila-
delphia, mayor of that city in 1849, and tho first presi-
dent of Girard College, 1847-49. Notes on Scripture,
rhila., 1861, Svo ; new ed., entitled "Jesus and tlie
Coming Glory; or. Notes on Scripture," 1S65, Svo.
Jones, Ven. John, M.A., 179I-1S89, graduiitcl at
St. John's College, Cambridge, 1815; ordained IMo;
archdeacon of Liverpool 1855-87; perpetual curui, .jf
Christ Church, Waterloo, Liverpool, from 1850. 1. I.x-
pository Lectures on Select Portions of the Acts, l.on.,
1841, 2 vols. 12mo. 2. Lectures on the Principal Typi^
of tho Old Testament, Lon., 1846-49, 2 vols. 12ini>. :'..
Hints on Preaching : designed for the Use of the Younger
Clergy, Lon., 1861, p. Svo.
Jnnes, John. The History and Antiquitns of
Harowood, in tho County of York, Lon., 1859, sv".
Jones, John. The Natural and Supernatural; or,
Man, Physical, Apparitional, and Spiritual, Lon., I'-'il'i
p. Svo,
JON
niTnl^Z'Jtr'!,: : ^°"f TK"'!""'" "■ini.t.r. I.
Hall. Lon., iZtCo o^ A,TT'i'^ ''"'^ ''™"'^''-
I^ovo ,ii„l Money, Phiin I's, , i,", ' '.f""' '^nio. 2. I
Cl«rk's Diary iit tho ('. I'.r i ' . c"" ''• ^ ^"^'"^ War
«:-, l'l.il«.,lT6«, 2 ;:,,'-";':''"""' «""«- Capital, |N«1-
12ino. '»naiy»„ „( bentences, Ac, Lon., 1884,
Jones, John Matthew i Tk» v . ,.
I'no with,- """,' ""'''" '" ""^""-l". Lon. lir^
i„_ •"• ''"-St- Kichnumd, Va., 1888 8vn
Jones, John Wiiitpr i? c » 7 ' •
Ueading-H ,mo the Br ,ish M*" °' "t"'"'""''"™ '° "">
2. Observations on tie li„ "fT^n-^"- - ^^^"i ''"■
Life into Stage. Ion IH«i .."'""■ °' *'""'«
Travels of ffi'vj,^ di Var 'h '"• ■ •'' .S'^"""') ^he
Jones, Joseph. MD h I'si? ■ t .^
ti".; sonof Rov CharCpnln i. ? ' '" '''borty Co.,
at..d at Princeton 185S and „ » ^""'f' '"'"'" ' K™-*"-
"f the Unive^Uy of Pennsylvln^Hsl'''''' ''^P""""""
K".n in the Confederate ar„wh,f,h„w' r™','".'"'-
i-'try and natural philosophy^n sererafsoufhTn °^ t""'
and since 1869 im been »rofeL,?r „f i ° ?°"*8^''
clinical medicine in Tulan' SrsUv "^ZV, """
1. Invest irations. Chemimil nrl i dI •"; .^ Orleans.
to certain^ Ame ican V r eSrata ^,"1? " '' '""t"'" I
j^^viii^'^i^ei^i 1^=-"^^;
^^:^^r:n;"£SS"^-"»
Race, Phila., 1869, 8vo 5 cll^'",T /" • "■« ^egro
ana Kock Salt. N Orleans mTfiUl «''='' "*^""'«'-
't';,.??"?"""'^ 2",r'.?r~' ■•"-•«■
AnnaCradook! al.n. I.i.H= /»!!', VL'.?-' l!^"' 12mo.
JON
add.
A >t 7 ' "'""" ana J'nysical. Philn 1S«n io_
^ankeeMlddy, PhUa.lsos Svn ^ ri 'i., V'- ■<• '''«
;l- Oallant Ton,. xLy iVs L" ^'^"''f^'""''™-
T«>n,,o,t. !). Old Put l» Th « !'^''".• ■*• """y
■lanie of the Kevo u, L 1. < «"''»,'■•'''''•• " «»-
')««, the Pirate. >3 Vi^.i, L u'X"^ '"''''■ '2' Vnl-
<*rand Army. B,«t.. Isiii'^lCo '""' "'" '^''^ "^ "'•
Ame"rrca:',^UcUo:\Mr.tir7,?dt:'a„-'."^rV '^^ ''''>
Cin., I808, 8vo: 5thed IS'4 ' '""'' iheraj.outic,
^.lw"jd^'VrPuL"h^"\^'''.''''»«''<' "f «'■
Itrw, 8vo. " Library, Notting Hill, Lon.,
ton^Tsl's^gfaTurelaufr'",''?.''- '■'*^-- "' ^einnle.
vard Law SehoolTJsH in, h '•'''' "'•'■ "'"' "' ">o I ar.
editor of the'r:eri™'n"Lli''Krir"r' a'.!" ''"■'"'" '
the Law of .Mortitaircs of H,.,J d . ' ^ ^'eatise on
vol.. 8voj 2d ed hTa 2 A ■i^"''-'''^' """'•• '"78, 2
Railroad and other Cornni', A,^ ""."«« "n the Law of
ise on the Law of Mortgages of P-n n '^u- •'• ^ '''•«'"-
l«81, 8vo. 4. A Treafr,! n„ .k ?""' ' ''"/"•■'•'y. Host.,
Collateral Securmel Bo -^ssvl ^"^ »f ''><«JKe» »nd
"eyanoing, 188fi 7i An In.llv f' i""- ,^.- ''"■■"'s '» Con-
ature, 1887. 7 Treatise „n,h"',^*«''l'"'°'''""' I'"*---
»on'°f"i^;;e^t'i.ri:r"jo,t'tr *»'-v^' "• '«^»'-
sonoso College, oSl8-if ''';;{, «™''"'''«'1«' Bra-
Inner Temple 1875 MP /or' n""'!"' '? ">« '""• '" ""e
Miner.' Mknuaf : a W«l IW ■■"« '.'"i^-^"' '• The
and Employed, ion, S%\, ""0 ^^o 'Sm' ' '^I"£'»y«'
B^^w^:h:V88^8l-o*''"- «---" ^=' -7^^^^^^^^^
' afe*'dT^;i^trco^gT!.'u\1i„^7,r' *f-^' ,«-^"-
Hundred indst.^;> J fe'^'^^^rt." ^''^'^ ' b"'"* Three
"Ton'e^ k^"'/ '^ "- «t ffi" ^■""' "^ ^''''"'"-
under the'Dirmbn nf'f 'Levnold^t""!'",? Catalogue,
Entries of Books in P int and for V,.» "■ ' "'"«
print, and Importation ,JulyV]878«„r''; -' '*"-
N. York, ISSOISI, 2 vol .4to' \ (Ed 1 The''n''f n "^f'
Publications. 18^r!j«!"li^rr"k! ^'-^ ^"^ American
tered""Lea'ves?o'; ^wIlX T*rifl*'''r'""«- ''• ^cat-
2. Lott.Ery,t;tI.'lc,]7of!:SJ5""p'8v''o"-' "''' "^ «™-
[verse,] Stafford 1858 8"" ^ r ■r"'i?''.' '" ">« ^^ade,
of Poeias, Shifn'allTs^o s^o ^"^=-E«'>'">« ^ » ^^o'^^e
Ha^nd"Bt'k,"'Lo^?f8Tr,?7v7- "-" "^''™"'' ^^^-^^
Book"TYoi*k"l86^rm':*- ''" "^^^^ ^'>'"'-
thc^BU^^p^ii't Meredith. 1. The Story of Edward
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nml Fniimnrl, Lon,, ISTO, IZmo. 7. The Plsoontontcl
Wciitliercook, anil ntluT .Storien, l.on., I'<72, IL'iii". ".
.StniicH fniiu Kiirci|poiiii History, \'2mn. U, 'I'lii' Story of
Cii|itiiin Cook'i' Tlireo Vi)yii)(ei around th« Woilil, 12iuo.
10, liify iinil Triivel in Tartary, Tliilict, iind China;
Ining n Niirrativu of tlic Ablig lluc's Travfls, Illuat.
Lon., IHino.
Jones, Morris Chnrles, F.S.A., b. 1hI9; justice
of ihn |ioa('« for Moiitgomcrysliirc. I. Notes ri'speotintj
llio Fiiinil.v of Walild, Kdln., iNfi.l, Svo. I'riviiloly
iiriiitcl. 2. Hciiiiiiioconce:' lonneciii'd with Old Oak
runtiliiiiK now at (iiinuro)!, Kdiii., istll, svo. :i. Viillo
Cruoin Abbey : its Orijjin and Foiuidation Charter, lion.,
iNdrt, Hvo. 4. The Feudal Barons of I'uwys, ton., ISIIS,
8vo.
Joiien, Owen, M.A, Sonic of the Great Preachers
of Wales, Lou., iss.i, |i. Svci.
Jones, I'niil ilnrriiiKton. I'earls of Wiviloui :
Systematic Treatment in the Domestic Practice of Medi-
cine, Kansas City, \xxt, 12jiio.
JoncM, Ilev. I'ctcr, missionary to the Ojibway
Indians, anicjUK whom he boro the name of Kahkewa-
quoniiby. 1. Life and Journals, Toronto, 1 still, 12uio.
2. Hist'. ry of the Ojebway Indians: with Ksijeoiiil Ilof-
erenee I their Conversion to I'hristiiiuity : with a Uricf
Memoir of the Writer, [by his Wiilow,] and Introduc-
tory Xoliee by (i. Osborn, l.ou., l^fll, 8vo.
Jones, Pleiisant, Tlic Slnve-IIoMcr Abroad; or.
Billy Buck's Visit with his Master to England, 'liust.
Phila., iHdO, 12mo.
Jones, K. Harries. The Japhetic Kaces; a His-
torical and Kthnolo^ical In(|Uiry into the Consanguinity
of Various Kuropean Races, (iiittingen, IM37, Mvo.
Jones, 11. J. Cornewall. Ships, Sailors, and the
Sea. Illust. Lon., 1»>7, p. Svo.
Jones, If. J. Hampden-. (Trans.) Virgil's
jEncid, Books IX. and X., Lon., 1S84, 12iuo.
Jones, K. M. Hugh. Outlinesof the Second Book
of Kings: with a Ma]), Lon., I8S2, 4to.
Jones, It. W. Money is Power; a Scientillo, His-
toric, and Practical Treatise on the Subject of Finance,
St. Louis, 1878, 12mo.
Jones, Randolph. The Buccaneers, N. York,
1877, 12mo.
Jones, Rev. Robert, vicar of Brnn.xton. The
Battle of Floddcn Field, Kdin. and Lon., 18B4, 18mo;
new ed., ISBit.
Jones, Rev. Robert, 1801)-]879, graduated at
Jesus College, Oxford ; viear of Rotherhithe; metropol-
itan secretary to the Cambrian Institute, and editor for
1877 of the Transaetions of the Cymmrodorion Society.
1. (Ed.) The Poetical Works of Ooronwy Owen: with
Notes, 1S76, Svo. 2. (Ed.) The AVorks of lolo Goch ;
with a Sketch of his Life, (Cymmrodorion Soc. Pub.,)
1877, Svo.
Jones, Robert Baker, barrister-nt-law. The
Vision of Marvj or, A Dream of Joy: a Poem, By
R. B. J. Lon.', ISoi!, llinio.
Jones, Robert C'roinpton. 1. Poems of the
Inner Life; selected chielly IVom Modern Authors, Ijy
R. C. J., Lon., ISfifi, p. Svo. 2. Hymns of Duty and
Faith, Selected and Arranged. Lon., 1872, 12nio; 2d
cd.. 1886. :i. Words of Anthems, Psalms, and Ciintiolcs,
pointedfor Chanting, Lon., lS7,i, 18mo. 4. The Book of
Prayer in Thirty Orders of Worship, Lon., 1878, 12nio.
Jones, Robert II. Asbestos : its Production and
Use: with some Account of the Asbestos-Mines in
Canada, i,on., 1888, Svo.
Jones, Robert Saint Clair. The Spanish Rake :
nil Original Comedy, in Five Acts, [verse,] Lon., 1850,
12mo.
Jones, S. A. Grounds of'a Homoeopath's Faith,
N. York, I88(), 12mo.
Jones, Samuel, and Spencer, J. C. Reports
of the Superior Courts of the City of Now York, vols.
xxxiii.-xlix., (1871-S:),) N. York, 1872-S4, 8 vols. Svo.
Jones, Rev. Samuel Flood, M.A., graduated at
Pembroke College, Oxford, 1851: ordained 18.i2; minor
canon of Westminster since 185'.l; viear of St. Botolph's,
Aldersgiite, since 1876. 1. The Throne of Grace: a
Course of Sermons on Prayer, Lon., 1856, 12mo. 2.
(Ed.) Hymns of Prayer and Praise, Lon., 1864, 24mo.
:i. The (Cathedral Psalter, pointed for Chanting, Lon.,
18/4, 16mo; new ed., 1>T6, Svo.
Jones, Rev. Samuel Porter, b. 1847, in Cham-
bers Co., Ala.; admitted to the bar 186SI ; became a min-
ister of the Methodist Episcopal Church 1872; appointed
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agent of the Decatur Orphans' Home 1881. He Is widely
known as a " revival" preacher. Sermons: Cincinniili
Music Hall Series. Kditc.l by W. M. Leftwieh, D.I),
with an Introiluction by I. W. Joyce, D.D., Clu., I •<«(),
12mo.
Jones, Sarah J. I. Downward; or. The N'cn
Distillery. Illust. Phila., ISSJ), 12mo. 2. Strugglln;;
I'pward. Illust. Phila., 1884, 12ino. .1. Rest or In
rest : n Story of the Parisian Sabbath in Ameriei, .\,
York, 1888, l2mo.
Jones, Sarah L. I. Life in the South, from the
Commencement cd' the War. By a Bloekiulcd Biill-h
Subject. Being a SoeM History of those who took i.ari
in the Battles, from a Personal A(i|uaiiitance with tiiein
in tlieir Own Homes, from the Spring ol 186(1 to August,
1862. Lon., 1811:1, 2 vols. Svo. Anon. 2. " Stonewall"
Jackson, I. ale General of the Conledeiate States Army :
a Biogra|ihieal Sketch, and an Outline of the Virginian
Campaigns, Lon., 18113, ji. Svo. Anon.
Jones, Sarah Smith. 1. Beatrice; or, The In
fluenco of Words, Lon., IS.MI, 12mo. 2. The lleiivea-
ward Road, Lon., 1852, ISnio; 2d cd., 1866. li. My
Sketcb-Book ; or, Gatherings from Stray Papers, l.on.,
1857, Uinio. 4. Hadassah : Sketches in I'alestine. Ampl-
hill, 1860, p. Svo. 5. Ni/rtl'.uii.'oerlnnd and its Neigh-
hour Lands illust. NewcastloonTyne, 1863,1to. {'•.
Mcno-i. of the Late Miss S. Row, F'rome, 1867, Svo. 7.
ihe Heirs of Dilston and Derwentwnter : being an Ac
count traced down from the Earliest Known Date of the
Ancestry to the Present Day, thus including Ihe Claim
of the ('(Uintess Amelia, Hexham, I86IJ, 12nio. See
DkIIH KNTWATKH, A. M. R., Si,;;™.
Jones, Sibella. I. Mountains and Cities; or.
The Home of our I'rincess, Lon., 1S57, p. Svo. 2. The
Dalrym|de8; or. Long Credit and Long Cloth, Lon.,
18R(), 12mo. Anon. S. The Wet Blanket; or, Edith'«
Bright Autumn, Lon., 1872. Anon.
Jones, T. Mason. Ohl Trinity : a Story of Real
Life, Lon., 1867, .1 vols. p. Svo.
Jones, Theodore. Every Man his Own Laud
lord, Lon., 1S62, 12ino; 4th cd., 1871.
Jones, Rev. Thomas, F.S.A., 18l(i-i875, b. m
I'nderhill Margam, near Neath, Glamorganshire, Wales;
Chethnm librarian at Manchester. (Ed.) A Catahgiie
of the Collection of Tracts for and against Popery in
the Manchester Library, founded by II. Chethaiu.
(Chetham Soc.,) Manchester, 18511-66, 2 vols.
Jones, Rev. Thomas, Congregational minister,
Swansea. 1. The Work of the Christian Preacher, \,im.,
1S71, Svo. 2. The Answer of the Church to the Sc(|i-
ticism of the Age: Address, Lon., 1871, Svo. 3. Tlie
Divine Order, and other Sermons and Addresses, lil-
ited by Brynnior Jones: with a Short Introduction by
Robert Browning. Lon., 18S4, ]i. Svo. 4. Lyiif
Thoughts : with Biogra|ihical Sketch. Edited bv his
Widow. Lon., 1886, ISnio.
Jones, Thomas, F.R.C.S., B.S., surgeon to tlie
Manchester Royal Infirmary; lecturer on )>ractical ..'ur-
gory to the Owens College, Victoria University ; eon-
suiting surgeon to the Children's Hospital, Pendlebury,
Manchester. Diseases of the Bones : their Pathology,
Diagnosis, and Treatment. Illust. Lon., 1887, Svo.
Jones, Thomas G. Alabama Son- enie Court Uc-
poits, vols, xliii.-lii., Montgomery, 1S7 -, Svo.
Jon«8, Thomas Rupert. 1. (. ^ Manual «<
the Natural History, Geology, and Physics f Oreenliiinl
and the Neighbouring Regions, Lon., 1S75, 'jvo. 2. l.n-
ture on the Antiquity of Man; Illustrated by the Cmi-
tents of Caves, Ac: Revised and Augmented, l.nii.,
IS77, Svo. H. Catalogue of the J'ossil Foraiiiinifeiu in
the Collection of the British Museum, Lon., 1882, 8n).
Also, several monographs in the publications of the
Palaiontological Society.
Jones, Thomas Rymer, F.R.S., [miie, vol. i.,
add.,] d. 18SII. 1. The Animal Creation : a Popular In-
troduction to Zoology, Lon., 1865, 12mo: new ed., b7L'.
2. The Natural History of Birds: a Popular Introiluc-
tion to Ornithology, Lon., 1867, l2mo. .S. .Mamimiliii:
a Popular Introduction to Natural History. Illust.
Lon., 187H; new ed., 1880, 16mo.
Jones, Thomas Wharton, F.R.C.S., F.K.8.,
[inilt, vol. i., add.,] b. 1808, at St. Andrews, ScotliUiil;
educated at the University of Edinburgh ; settle! in
London 1838, practising as uii ophtliainiic surgeon.
and holding the position ineotioned niiic, vol. i.. .ml
others, till recently, when he retired to Ventnor, Pli uf
Wight. 1. A Catechism of the Medicine and Sur;;i'ry
JON
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Mind, 1,011., |,S6s, |:>,.„, ., ni I ■ •'■ >"'""-', und
""■"f<\„ (11„,„., ,■,; ^■. ,■.,""""''•" '•"'iunuf Stcro.
.-|n"c-M,„l lieu! ', r ,s i »- ""^ ;"^''r '"J"^'" "f
llu. «. KvMluti,,,, ,f ,1, ,1, ''; '"''••) I'"".. IS72,
h:^"m:v,.1!;:!J!- ^/"'r-'- '•,'-■". ..on,,'
l.im,, IsilM, Mvo 'P'"'"' - <-n,.,uotTuci„.,. li|u,t
1 in aS„rio!nf To n ';:'"•■' "^'t" Ki"*'!-.". a,lv„.
"n^"S^*l!',l!"r:-,'J'-i«»-'i-:''..e.n.So„«,!
1^'ir. 2. Tho ]ln,, iTro , ' "'"' *?" '''*'i2; now ed., ,
''»''i'»ntH. Illus . :,„,,?"•''"'' ""■"' "f i'« fn-'
;*. riio Tro,im.ro« „ ' ho y iJ': ^'"'"-« -d., lsr».
iiM'l .Mot,il», l,on., IS i7 |2,„' "'• '"■' ■''<""'■ Min,.r„l«,
l^^'i. |.. Hv„, """"'-''I- I'l'gcndary, .\nocd..tal, Lon.,
;ytl'o '"e"MHo (,r iMLs ,' 1 I IviMs ^ "torust: Mr, Jumoh
dirs 11,0 b„„k i,s mil.''_,4';<!^';?^,','''iV f'^;„;'>''l eaa.le,.s'lll,„\'
>. History and AfiatBi-., ^'c'l. ' • '
H.Mli.,KMhoScaand.4ame' Vr- "''. ^'^ ^'""''"^■- in-
.i.;."J.ani..„.ryof lClia,ho„ s'^r'n ""'' ^""'""-
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K'-»"eiliation of (Vod anTjian .""' ^ ^™''"'' "" 'he
an account of hi« doa fnlTith Z", '^' '"' I'^blishcd
an's Magazine, which led to 1 ,1 "?""'^ '" ''^''"""il-
Iri^l. Church from tho -oi„t o? V ™"'i">-«'-V- L The
>"^'". l.on., ms, 12mo 2 Th p ?^ ""« °'' "« Lay-
tl-r'h, Dublin, ,S6«Xo 3 Wh t h^V^^ ""^ '"'l'
t" J" Lis Duty, Lon.; IS80 ;Vv/ ^""'""■■'' "•"» '""d i
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"ini from it have a «-i,i ,.>'"•"'''''""" the le,s,S(jns \ n
'"•'•"''■"""lly i. llkte A ' ^■""•"",'-' ""'" those he w.,,, ,1
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V.'-58 "*"" H. Federal Taxes and State
K«|ionHe«,- or, Tho Di....,., r a
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«"n. |.„n., I s,„i, .sv" "•' r, ' ^''''i'^- ">' '''" '^''le't
with rra«,luti„„,, r,„n., ^r . ""I""^^^.'- .'"■"•'■»l'"nloJ
I'ury, ,><ali,,hnrv, 1^7. I o « i r'?'' "'"'y "' •'*»li»-
"i".«<;rio,V) I,o-n., I,s'>';, ,, ■ , ": •";",""'^y. l"I'io.e,an
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I HoKiiter of S. 0,su,und, I,,r;i/ n I'"'' ,' /''''-""I'i ' "'»
I ii.. f.on., |,h,m;(-,si , hV," " ' "''• '' ''"''■ '■ "nd
to;!:!'^;:!;r;^r J;7-.<W. Prankish .. et-
sni. Ito. "^ "' '^"'"''». tvor!.o.] Chi,.., IS7fl,
on-'Z'^^,f^:^'::;^'|i^l;^ ';rime. Considerations
-^.;-andse,.iej:':i^';L-x-:rii;;;-;"i:;^:
Jonrs.Parry. Pee I-Aim,
D"."estic. l!o„.!^l,w. |i\J;"-'"'-' ^•"'""l. Military, and
T.i.X"|5C",r'f:r'fho ;'"'"";"^'' " '^'"'^ "f ^"«'«.
Francis II. j.,nla'n,„TC.o' "'a ^''^r''"^' ''^''- '"
and Memory, Uichimmlv ',..'• blowers of Hope
">"nd.. her ^rilo"; „„""•./;:•• '^«'. I2mo. 2. Kiel,.
'8«r, 8ro. ;;. l?cf?dM,'i,, f'""'v'^''''"'- "ielimond,
Jordan, Mrs. 1).m '"'?/''■■ » '""«''" ''"«• ''^«^-
Cin., 1873, 18„,„ • "• '"• Ko,se.uary Leaves: Poom.,
viS"^""' Slnnie*!-'^' "^^ '??•"" ««'-
'«75 : profcsor of b „1. ''" ''l!'"""' /Medioal College
has boon assistan tto 1„*^. i" If^.'T ^"'"""-V '«7«;
published numeron.s inerl ' „ !' ^''^mission, Ae., and
1. Manual of the Ve X , Anierican ichthvology.
States East of .0 M ™ T„f, V " -""l^"'" ^'"'^^i
lina and Tennessee evh ':'";'» '"■."' "^ '"f-"-"' <'n™-
1876, I2.no, new ed" 1^ %",' *'■'"",• ,«peeies. Chic.
Chio., IMT, i2n,o. With (J ... r, '^'^•"»'™ Sketches,
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Muehlb,ich, N. York ,?«? r" """^ ^""^■'""•- by L
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lualiitiiiiiii;!,' that'tlu' f.irmer is attraell.iii pr.ici'e.liiiK Ir.im
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orrectiiig an.l the fatigue of a perpetinil wa eh, AilI he
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and is wi'-'iig, in spite of all, to siirreii.ler hiiii,-elt m tlic
arts of the Professor, by all means let him liCKin. . . He
will most likely go on t.i the eii.l, and "se with " i''"';" »
I sense of having achieved the 'politics. Ihe ..in' 'l™"-
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JiulBP, .>|ak If ^' ,'"■'!' "*'''■ '"*»">■
Lon„ IS8S, ,Svo '^ " Jlctrojiohtau lioani of Work..;
JiidHon, Rev. Edwnrri n i> i, ,
">"in, Jiurmah, son of Sr '4? ■• ^' ',"•*''" ''"'*"'-
-"• i-') gra,luate,l "t Iw^V'^tr'i'Jv' is,"" ""' *""'^'
iii'y, -.V.Kio,,, xxix ar, ' '^""'■■"■'""wi.aryinK, exact
b.v V,^rr'nX"'Lol'''™"7r' J^^/'-'-y of a Crime,
vol, iL'ino. '' ' ' '^' ■* ^'''■'- "<-•'» <''lo 1.H7II. 1
InIu„cH„n»;\,^.":'[|,'i^» ^-^ ^'--P'- "f the La^-o^''
H'''rV'"„'„,n,';':;.H^,''''»' V"«- 'T"-^,) Cyprus:
Kran. v. nl ! ".'^ r'^^'' "' ''l'!«'l f^""' the German of
L»- ..n,l n': Y^r'k.Ts's:,';: svt'""'""'" *'"""• I"-'-
in l"elaml!'|,o,; Vasa'^ s^ 'Adventures of a Tourist '
2. Thu Sor- 7v. t'.P- *™ ' 2.1 od,, 188,S, sm, or. 8vo ■
So.':!^lt,^:r^"'»L''0'^ 1;^H4, 8vo.' S. (TrVns ;
;:^-ions^;-i;--^^y^".j|-^.t.r.^
^hei^ie of AC^:;:;r;;;,'r^r*,i^'r ■'*«'•
Jiidson, Edward Z. f .v ,'„'*'"•,
pseu,!.,) l.s:'2-ls,s(j |, :„ „, ,•, V,"' .' ^<-'il lUintline,"
«■' « boy, an,i when i.,".'.'.;: '''>;''' ""' «'vay to sea
<>( a boat that l.»d be, n on T ''1 ""'""^ "'" ""^'^
^'ew York harl or an, I 1"? hy a ferry-boat in
"nren a eo,n mission "' m "u"' ^''"" K'^"''''"' Van
Wiiring the civil w„. T ■""'"' 'I'man in the I'.S. navy
In,lia,5, lie "in," K,^,V;"' '^""^ '"' '"^""'^ Hinong Z
l-pers which Cr rtubM:,';"',''''""''' ,"'""«» <" ^^^My
Adams: or. The Den ?n 1'" '"'"'* f"™' "• Elli
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the Saddle: or^Tl " Va ' ' . i "'^ '^C^. "■ I-ife in
«i'le« , or, The Do m, of M ?.!""'' ' '"'^- 6. The Parri-
X 'teor; or, The Cd ,.•«„,'''"'• "«^- 7. The Vol-
ti ■■■il Nun, 1,SB6 V"V' 'V""'"'''^, '""i^' 8- The IJeau-
O'arence. Rh^-t/lSSa u^'^-^'Z' "" ''""'"^'- '^««- '"■
ire Trumps, mr 12 ,^""0 "''"'"«'•«'■- Hearts
1H«». '3.''RedW;rri r,-,8i,T''",%"i' "'^^'^-' ^^P^-
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1877. 19. Buffalo Bill, 1881. 2.;. Wrestling Joe, ISSl. I Oplithalmio Hospital, WestminstLT
21. Tlic B'liDys of Now York. 22. The Huciiineor'a ^ Oplithalmio Science ivnd I'ractice.
Diiu^'liter. 2:j. The Consiiirntor's Victim. 21. Tlie 8vo.
/••U..1.. ..r \r..... V....1- 0-. iM.r. T»i.-*.] Ii..ii.»l.tnr '^f-. .Iiilinii. tionrnn WflRhinirl
A Iland-Uoolt nf
Illust. Lon., 1881,
(i'liais (if New York. 2a. The Jew's Diiughter. 2fi.
A Life Y'lirn. 27. Mvsterics nnil Miseries of New
Y'ork. 28. Thic'c Yciir/Afler. 2',). Tiie Wliitc Cruiser, i
Jildsuii, Harry rrntt. Ciesar'." Army : a .Stuiiy |
of l\n} .Military Art i.f llie Uomiuis in tlic Last Days of j
the l{c|iublic. ' Illu.-t. ]i..>t., 1888, 12mo. |
JikInoii, JoHUplilis. Dissent Defemleil, Lon., '
ISCiS. Svo.
JiiaNOii, L. Cnrroll. 1. A liioiiraphy of the
.SigM'ra of the Declaration of In(lc]ienilenc«, ami of
Washington ami I'atrick Henry, I'liila., 1 sliil, Ho. 2.
The Moral I'robei One llnndrcd ,ind Two Coniincin-
Sensc Hs.^ays on the Nature of Men and Things, I'hila.,
1872, 1 2nio. .1. .<ages and Heroes of the American Uevo-
lution, liosl., 8vo,
Jukes, Rev. Andrew, ['ih'<-. vol. i.,a<ld.,] h. 18l."i;
edncated at Harrow, and at Trinity College, t'ambrliigej
ordained 1SI2; obliged Ijy failinK health to give u])
regular work in l.'^Gx. 1. The .*i.\ Days: or, The Various
,«tagcs of (he Work of (jod, Lon.. IS.ii. 8vo. 2. The:
Two Ways: or, Brick for Stone and .Slime for Mortar |
contrasted with the Tent and the Altar in the Promised ,
Land. Lim., IS.'io, 12ui... .'!. The Types of (ienesis
loriclly considered as revealing the Development of i
Human Nature, Lon., Is.i7, ]>. J^vo : .Oth ed., 18S5. 1. i
The Church of Clirist : Notes on St. Matthew xvi. i:i-
I'.i, Lim.. 1862, 12mn. .'i. The Secontl Death and the
Kestitulion of All Things; 2d ed., Lon., 1869, p. Svo;
7th ed., 1879. 6. I'harisaism and Self-Sacrilice : being
some Thoughts on Scliism and its Kcmedy, Lon., 18; 11,
Svo. 7. Catholic Kseliatology Examined : a Eeply to [
the Rev. H. N. Cvenham's Recent I'aper, Lon., 1876, cr.
8vo. 8. The New Man and the Eternal Life: Notes on
the Reiterated Aniens of the Sun of (Jod. Lon., 1881, p.
Svo. 9. The Names of (iod in Holy Scripture : a Rev-
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'""jiskes, Joseph Bcete, F.R.S., F.C..S., M.R.I.A.,
Ac. |(rii(<-, vol. i., add.,] Isll-ls(i9; app'iinteil in 1850
li.cal director of the (Jeidogical Survey in Ireland, and in
1854 lecturer on geology to the Museum of Irish Indus-
try. 1. The Student's Manual of Geology, Edin., 1857,
p.' Svo: 3d ed., liy A. Ueikie, 1871. 2. Letters and Ex-
tracts from the Addresses and Occasional Wi'it'igs of .J.
B. J. Edited, witli Memorial Notes, by his Sister,
(C. A. Browne,) Lon., 1871, ]i. Svo.
Jukes, KicliHrd. Joseph and his Brethren: a
Poem, Lon.. ISO;), ii. Svo.
Jukes-llroune. See Biiownk.
Juler, Henry Edward, F.R.C.S., junior ophthal-
mic siirgeon and demonstrator uf anatomy at St. Mary's
Hospital, London ; surgeon and pathologist to the Royal
Julinii, George Washington, b. 1817, near
Centrevillc, Ind. ; admitted to the bar in 1840: «:i-
several times elceteil to Congress, and in 1855 appoints d
surveyor-general of New .Mexico. 1. Speeches on Pcilii-
ieal (Juestions: with an Introduction by Lydia Marn
Child, N. York, ls7], Svo. 2. Political Recolleetim-,
1840 to IS72, Chic. ISs:;. 12no>.
Julian, llnrry. Aliunde; or, Love Ventures, N.
Y'ork, IS""?, 12mo; new ed., entitled " Love Venture>, '
.tc, ISSN.
Julius, Julia Matilda. Iloboken, and other
Poems. X. York. IstiO, 12mo.
"June, Jennie," (Pseud.) See Cholt, Mns.
Jk.VSIK, «ii/,/'I.
Junian, T. Pagan and Christian Symbolism, Lon.,
1870, Svo.
Junior, Thomas C Luey Carter: a Love-Story
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Junkin,llev. David X., D.D., [imtr, vol. i., add..]
18(I.S-1SSII. brother of Ucorge .lunkin, D.D., iiifrii ; b. iit
Mercer, Pa. 1. The (iood Slewanl; or, System;uic
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ls(i4, 16mo. 2. .Memoir of Rev. Oeorge Junkin, D.lK.
Phlla., 1S71, er. Svo. Vi'ith Norton, Frank II., Tl.i'
Life of Winlield Scott Hancock, Personal, Military, an 1
Polilical. Illust. N. York, 1SS», 12nio.
Junkin, llev. (ieorge, D.D., [miie, vol. i., add..]
17'.U)-ls6S, resigned his ollice as ]iresident of Wasluni-
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on the Civil War, N. York. 1SI>;',, 12mo. 2. A Trcaii.-e
on Sanctification, Phila., Is6t, 16m... 3. The Two .Mis-
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Junuer, Robert (Gordon. The Practice bcfurc
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Ju|>i>, and Edward liaye. Ezzelin : ii
Dramatic Poem. Bv Tw" Brothers. Lon., 18811, p. sv>..
Jupp, Edward'Unsil, F.S.A., d. 1877. 1. An lli,-
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ters of the City of London, Lon., 1S48, Svo; 2ded., with
n Supplement by W. W. Pocock, 18S7. 2. Genealogical
Memoranda relating to R. Wyatt, of Hall Place, Shack-
Icford, Lon.. 1870, Svo. Privately printed.
Justen, Joseph. Notes on Wood, Lon., 1861, svo.
K.
Kain, Joseph John. The Light of Life; or.
The Secrets of Vegetable and Animal Development, Lon.,
1885, Svo.
Kaines, Joseph, D.Sc. 1. Last Words of Eminent
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Nations, Lon., 1S6SI, 12mo. ;i. Seven Lectures on the
Doctrine of Positivism, delivered at the Positivist School,
Lon., 1879, Svo. 4. i Trans.) Elements of Geometry,
bv A. C. Clairnnt, Lon., 1881, p. Svo.
" Kaler, James Otis, b. 1848, at Winterport, Me. ;
was associated as journalist and editor with Frank
Leslie. He has imblislied books for the young under
the name of •'James Otis." 1. Toby Tyler; or, Ten
Wjeks nt a Circus. Illust. N. York, Issl, sip Hlnio.
2. Mr. Stubbs' Brother: a Secjuel to "Toby Tyler."
Illust. N. York, ISs:), si{. lOmo. :!. Tim and Tip; or.
The Adventures of ii Boy and a Dog. Illust. N. York,
188:;, sq. lUmo. 4. Raisi-g the Pearl. Illust. N.York,
1883, 16mo. 5. Left Behind; or, Ten Days a Newsboy.
Illust. iv'. York, Iss.), scp lOmo. 6. pilent Pete; or.
The Stowaways. Illust. N. York, 1S80, scp lllmo. 7.
The Castaways; ur. On the Florida Reefs, N. York, 18SS,
12mo. 8. Little Joe, Best., 1888, 12mo.
Kaiisch, Kev. Isidor, 1810-1880, b. at Kroto-
9^28
sehin, Posen ; educated at German universities : re.novcd
to tlie 1,'nited States in 1S49, and was rablii I'f con-
gregations of Reformed Jews in Cleveland, 0., in Jlil
waukec. Wis., I856-.')9, and in other cities. From b,):)
to 1S78 he edited the Guide. 1. Lecture on the Smuioc
of All Civili/.atiim and the Means of preserving onr
Civil and Religious Liljerty ; 2d ed., Indianapolis, Imo.
Svo. 2. (Trans.) Lessing's Nathan the Wise, N. York.
1S69. 3. A Sketch of tlie Talmud, the World-Re-
nowned Collection of Jewish Traditions, and Sepliir
Y'ezirah, a Book on Creation: with English Notes iiini
(ilossary, N. York, 1S77, I6nio. 4. (Trans.) History of
the Pliilo.sophy and Philosophical Authors of the Jcw.s
by Prof. Munk, ls81. 5. (Trans.) Ha-Tapnach: fruiii
the Hebrew, N. York, ISs.i.
Kulisch, Marcus Moritz, (or Morit/ -Mar-
cus,) Ph.D.. M.A., 1828-1885, b. at Trcptow, Poincra-
nia, of Hebrew iiarents ; was educated at the I'niver-
I sity of Berlin, and in 1S48 went to England as a political
t rel'ugee, and was for some time a tutor in tlie Kulh.-cliii'I
; frniily. but afterwards turned his attention tu litciiiture,
i and liecaine one of tile foremost English Hebrew selmlnis.
I 1. A illistorieal and Critical Commentary on the OIJ
; Testament, Lon., 1855-72, 4 vols. Svo. 2. The Life and
KAL
Writings of Oliver Goldemith • T,„„ t . ^'^^ '
lS7a.
linliiam
, p. Sy,
joj-mentof his meuUI i' ,^ ,>," ^^^l,'" V tl.c l,>lle.sl";.n.' I-.'"- '|»'l Chi,.., IS.S7, si, '^'"''*"- *'''!'» anJ lilus,.
!■■■iiI:l-'^r-n„e^Us;r;i^.>^^;;;l-;^'^^■l^;:^;Wu. -^;| -■^n.phicjU .^^f ^^^:;:r^ f;j^« ^ -^e a
IS fam,. ihan jiulire of Hm-.i^k -!**"'". ^i'.t"n-,
lai.orions ri.«..,.r,.i. ...v.. ,' I"!'"" "■ i^.i hut ol n,,. „„,/(
Ion., I.x7:i, ,,. ,sv„ • ^fi""", ami other I'ooins
:T™?r?'s,'i,',«ii7rt'o,:r„f '?,«-''■'' «• '^^
'//«..".», by Juliu? .M Kb vol i "'«*":"•"« ^o-^U"!
L'tems, N. Yorii, IS(is s\.„ *"'• '•"^ff'=«ti"i'=! of the
C^:<^:^^'l;.^: '""'""^'■' ^ -^ '"""»' '" «-en
JlS'^'e', " lo";, aml^n'flL'";' ^'r,''."'« ^ 'heOpiu,„,
York, 1882, rfi,,'"" ^'"= '" ^"'"'"^ ""'I Chi'na, N.
Kane, J. mackbiinie. Iovp. r k
preacher at Lined;:; I^n ", ^^'^ »^";rey ,s,„i.8_,
••^tii'ly of Logic, 0.x f l4 ?,„ o- '• ■■^"•l-* I" the
'i-m of the Lor "4 iw,: V,"''r: ^^•"- 2- An E.xpo.i-
I-iacticnl, Lon., iNil s ''' ^ ,""""';'■ Doctrinal, an,l
Future: a Manual fo,. r.lfirm,,- ',"■"•' '""•^''"'' ""'1
•«^^'.-mo. «.Th:Vl';\^"t;J-^;>;er,Lo„..
Keference to Mod ,^ Tr'^ k7 r"y''' »"h *^l>
The F h rV l,l""'ght, Lon., 187.'!, „ Sv,
Church, eonJidere, in us Hi ? """^ V*^ ""^ English
Manners in which t, ntemi^ '7', '" ' '""■ ""'' "'«
8vo. '' '-^ intendcl to be used, Lon., 1876,
;ie;crbr:j;f^T^i^^s,'s««3,b.i„Phi„.
lVnn..ylvnnia hunter and lo:l!o,.^k™""' " '■?«'""'"' "^
tail.-," was nm.lu a l.ri,!. ' '""Seis l<nown as the "Buck-
''i^^'l>le<l by woun s rl' "'."^''■r.'j'' '" ''^"2, and, bein.
•''>'"'■. 18i^^) 2 AlaskfTsVs" 'Th '; Tl.oMo'rn,on;:
Kane. W P ,i„ v- ' '^^ <^""''uila, 1877.
II "" LoJ^'l^s-^'l.Vvr"*- ^^"■'"-" «""-fli-.
Knpp, Friedricli, Pii.D is'>4 iS8i u
^.i-«Ma,- educated at Heid" be^J andlff ' ''• 1' "•^""»'
-v.n lierlin; resi,lcd in Ne?Y r, ?8'^7"'^' »'"Ji«J
law. am fi-n.., luu-. ..,.: '■"^^ 18311-70. nrnntao.i
K„ yutaren, Lon., 1883, p. 8vo ' '"""S
Kauriimiiii, Rev. Mniitl \t a
Trinity College, Dublin T-^^r.^',''"^-/ Sradtrnted at
several foreign cWWncp^' ""^"'"^l^ '^<"-- has held
^-.ers,„„ditsKeu,«lie^'S:r:d;C,f"/^:i:^
li.^ilii..!.)
„,-^»eou;;ir..a^i;ri;-^l;;k;^M;^eE,r
r""!:C;i^!f ^:^J^-^- Af-T.^.. I.C.K. Eleetri^
^^;--n^a„d IMstS^;,"j;;!„:f,^-'^-'ti„n, Hub
1^ • ■■■• ■"'"., IOC
«bourYo,VrVe"; "' I'etch^!"^. T °"8'" '" Kn">»
I'on., 1877, Svo. ' "'"'''" "' """"in I'hjsiology,
r»S"c "' Ba^e"n gSv''"'"';*"'"' *>• '^^'^ »'
Military ,.cade>nv'l8,2.",^™''''^'«'' "' •''« l'-«.
Regular ar„,y. He hL^s ll; ' ' "'r'!"'-^"^"""' i" "'o
y J'e "as sineo swved in California and
Ise.i, U-mo. 2. Customs of'"?"' ' '<• ' ""'■'•1
t\f"'>\''"nKrntulate .Mr k-H,,?S''-^ '''">' ^''tciisivp... Kiivniingh, Arthur Th n ■
I Kav„„„gh, B,i,^', „„V^J„,i«. The Pe,
S.
Pearl
■i* < l! »
KAV
Fountain, and utlior Fttiry-Tnlcs
p. Hvo
IIUi?t. I.on.,
contain
Kavanagli, Mrs. James W. Tho Gift
ing Three Catholic Tales, Lon., lSfl3, 16ino.
Kavanagli, Julia, [nnii, vol. i., add.,] IS21-IS77.
1. .Silvia, Lon., 1870, :; vol.". (i. ^vo. 2. Ilefsie, Lon., 1S72,
3 vols. p. Hvo. li. John Dorrien, Lon., |H7.':, .i vols. p. j J. LiiMdiiucr. Lon., 1H79, Svo.
KEA
l.'<7fi, ! Piinlm?, tmn.«liited from the Hebrew; with Notes. Ciil-
eutlu, 186:!; new ed., Lon., 1871. 4. Crisis Ilupftldiiuiii,
Lon., 18(55. i>. A Commentary on St. Paul's Two Ki.i-
tics to the Corinthians, I,on., 1SS7, 8vo. I'osth. ,\\f .
Xotes on L'-aiah, Ac., in "The Speaker's Coiiinientarj.'
Kay, William K. (Trans.) Blowpipe Analysis, Ij,
8vo. 4. Two Lilies, Lon
1877, 3 vols. p. 8vo. b. For-
gct-Mo-Xots, Lon., 1878, .'. vols. cr. Svo.
" Miss Kavaimuirs books are always rendalilo niid lady-
like She is an aide f.\]>onent of female eharactcr, Willi a
clmrm nt lier own. which niav, perhn])S, he altrihuted to
her Cellic nationality."— .U/i.. No. -3l(i.
Kavanagli, .Maurice Ui'unis, LL.l)., called to
the bar at the .Middle Temple I8til). 1. The Universal'
Table-Hook, Lon., 18tiO. 2. .Shenuis Dhu, the Ulack
Pedlar of (Jalway, Lon., 1867, p. Svo. I). A Few Cases
illustrating liritish Uulo in India, Lon., 1885, Svo. Also,
school-books.
rtavanagh, .Morgan Peter, [unit, vol. i., add.,]
d. .874. Origin of Languages and Myths, Lon., 1871,
p. 8vo.
'■Tho siraiid iiriiiciple i,>f the author] may be slated
slionlv eiiiiiigh. While men .■mild not yet speak with their
moutlis, but hel.'. intercourse only by signs ami gestures
they looked up at tlie sun and made their months round
after his form, and .so they began botli t.i say and to write
0. This O was presently taken to signify lamongsl other
thingsl unitv, and so was /, stftiiding for one linger. ...
The conibinatioii iiiadeo: . . . and Iroiii this primeval C)
and /siirangall the tongues and all the alphabets ot the
Wiirlil."— .s';irWil/or, xliv. 1401.
Kavanaugh, Kev. Itenjamin Taylor, 18(15-
1888. Klectricity tho Motive Power of the Solar System,
N. York, 18S(i.
Kavanangh, Mrs. Uiissell. Original Dramas,
I)ial"gues, Declamations, Ac. Louisville, 1867, 16mo.
Kavaugh, Thomas Henry, late deputy commis-
sioner of Oude. How I won tho Victoria Cross, Lon.,
1860, 12mo. Also, pamphlets relating to his removal
from ofiice.
Kay, Alexander. Florine: a Dramatic Poem,
France and her Proposel
Kay,H'illiam Henry.
Constitution, Lon., 1853, 8vo.
Kay-Sliuttleworth. See SiifTTi.Kwourii.
Kayat, Asand Yacoob. Arabic without a Mas.
ter, Lon., 1870, 12mo.
Kaye, John Hrayshaw. Songs of Lake (Jenivn,
and other Poems, N. York, 1882, sq. 16mo.
Kaye, Sir John William. K.C.S.I., F.U.S., [.o,;,,
vol. i., add.,] 1814-1876, was for some years an oIlii.T
of artillery in India, where he started the Calcutta 1;..
view. He retired from the service in 1841, entered th.
home civil service of the East India Company in IS.i.,
and on the transfer of the government of India to i\v
Crown succeeded .John Stuart Mill as secretary t" the
political and secret department of tho India Office. I.
Christianity in India: an Historical Narrative, L"i:.
1850, Svo. 2. (Kd.) Autobiography of Miss Cornelia
Knight, Ladv Companion to the Princess Charlotte 'if
Wales, I.cm.," IsBl, 2 vols. Svo. 3. A History of llio
Sepoy War in India, 18,')7-58, Lon., 1864-75, 3 voN.
Svo; vol. i., 4th ed.. 1865; vol. ii., 5th ed., 1881; v..i.
iii., 2d ed., Is76. (The narrative is brought down li> ihe
fall of Delhi. For continuation, see M,ii.LKS0N, (i. II.,
iiifni.)
■" The man who would write contemporary liistory wiili
inipartlalltv must be made of sterner stiill than he. luid
his jieii must lie dipped s.mietimes in a Huid bitterer tliiiii
tlie lubricating mixture which serves Sir Jcdiii Kaye l.^r
;nk."— .'-■a*. Utii, xli. 112.
"Complicated and varied as was the drama, its salient
points are presented to ns with clearness and precision.
In short, tho art of the practised historian liasout of < liiios
the most bewildering evolved a well-ordered and coiii|.ie-
liensive narrative."— -1(A., No. 2.'d7.
4. Lives of Indian Officers, Illustrative of tho History
'Kay, Alexander J. The Age of Gold, and other '' of the Civil and Military Services in India, Lon., 1867, 2
- ■ ■ _ Lon., 1851. , vols. Svo; new ed., 1880.
Poems. I!v an rpholsterer.
Kay, David, F.H.G.S. l. Austria-Hungary, (" For-
eign Countries and British Colonics,") Lon., 1880, or.
Svo. 2. Education and Educators, Lon., 1884, p. Svo.
3. Memory : what it is, and how to improve it, Lon.,
1888, p. Svo.
Kay, E. II. D., and Simonet, Emma. Twi-
light Stories, Lon., 1873, 12mo.
Kay, Sir Edward Elienezcr, M.A., b. 1822;
graduated at Trinity College, Cambridge; called to the
bar at Lincoln's Inn 1847 ; a .justice of the High Court
of .lustice. Chancery Division, since 1881. With John-
son, H. v. U., Reports of Cases ad,iudged in tlio High
Court of Chancery before Sir W. P. Wood, Vice-Chan-
cellor, Lon., 1s5;!-5!i, 5 vols. Svo.
Kay, Joseph, .M.A., Q.C., [oiKc, vol. i., add.,] 1821-
1878, b. at Salford, Lancashire; graduated at the Uni-
versity of Cambriilge; called to the bar at the Inner
Temple 1.848 ; judge of the Salford Hundred Court of Rec-
ord from 1862. I. Tho Conilition and Education of Poor
Children in English and in German Towns, Lon. ,1853, Svo.
2. Tho Law relating to Shipmasters and Seamen, Lon.,
1875, 2 vols. r. Svo. 3. Free Trade in Land. Edited
by his Widow. With Preface by the Right Hon. John
Bright, M.P. Lon., 1870, p. Svo; new c.l., 1S8(1.
"He was competent perhaps above any other writer on
the subject of our Land Laws to treat his favourite (pie.stion
with admirable clearness of exposition, and with a knowl-
edge and experience deri' I from much travel abniad,
from careful investigation at home, and from accurate
legal study of the ditliculties by which it is surrounded."
—Mr. Ilrii/M's Preface.
'Mr. lirigiit does nothing by halves, and his approval
A halo of romance encircles the subjects of these hi
graphical memoirs, and the lustre of tlieir lives is cnh-iil.
erably enhanced bythemea.siiredandimpre.ssiveseiiteiins
in which it is delineated."— .Sa/. Jlvv.. xxiv. .''oo, illt.
6. The Essays of an Optimist, Lon., 1S70, p. Svo.
"Tliough he has not proved to our satisfaction that his
view of life is very sound or very exalted, he has perlnniieil
a sunicieiuly iileasant variation on a tunc which will
doubtless be long popular with the enormous ela.ss wliidi
has a taste for making things pleasant."— .S(i(. lia:, x\s\
61.
Kean, Arthnr. The Bantofts of Cherrylon : u
Story witliout a Villain or a Clj^e, Lon., 1883, 2 vuls.
cr. Svo.
Kean, James. Balak and Balaam in European
Costumes, Lon., 1873, Svo.
Keane,Augnstns Henry, M.A.,b. 1835, at Cork;
i graduated at the University of Dublin 1859; was aclassi-
j cal and English tei.cher in the High School at Haimlii,
Hanover, 1861-63, professor of French and Hindustiini at
I Hartley Institution, Southampton, 1868-72, and profe<sur
! of Hindustani at University College, London. lss2-sS;
; vice-president of the Anthropological Institute of (Jiuiil
j Britain and Ireland 1883-8,8. He translated Helb^alil's
I Die Erde und ihro Viilker, as the basis of Stanfinl's
I Compendium of Geography and Travel, the separate
volumes of which are entered underthe names of ilie re-
I spcctivo editors. 1. Haml-Book of the History of lliu
English Language, Lon., 1860, fp. Svo; new cd., ml.,
' 1875. 2. The True Theory of German Declension aiiJ
Conjugation, Lon., 1873, Svo. 3. (Trans.) Tho Seioiice
Philology, Etymology, iiy
_ _ of Language: Linguistic, Philology, Etymology.
and endeirsc'meVirof'Mr.Kay'sVriTiiiis are given without Abel Hovelaciiue, Lon., 1877, p. Svo. 4. (Trans.) I'liilos-
Mint or hesitation. . . . .Mr. Kay is always jnst : he is well , ophy. Historical and Critical, by Andrf- LefOvre. I.on.,
informed, ami. although he is enthusiastic, he is accurate. ,^~,^ ,,. x^.„ 5 ciVans. and ed. ) Early Teutonic, lt:ilian,
... That his .scheme of reform is not perfected, that It IS ; ' '....._
nowhere clearlv and fully detliied and expressed, is, we
niav Miiipose, diie to his premature and lamented death."
— A'liTllili AiiNcil.t) : ,lcii((., XV. fjs,
Kay, Rev. William, D.D., [khIi', vid. i., aild.,]
1820-1886, b. at Pickering, Y'orkshire; graduated, tirst
class Lit Hum., at LiKColn Collfgp, Oxford, 183'.); FpIIow , .
of Lincoln 1840-liR, and tutor 1842-49; ordained 1843 ; Knowledge of the Culture and Industries of the Liii|Mre
'- - . . « ^ .. i]]\u\c
riiteJ
fol.
Promises of Christianity, Oxf., 1855. 3. The | (Vol. L, The Necropolis and its Graves ; vol. ii., tjur-
U30
' and French Masters ; from the " Dohme" Series. Illiist.
Urn., 1879, r. Svo. 6. (Trans.) Tho Early Teal'inii^,
Italian, and French Masters, by R. Dohme, Lon., l^*-",
4to. 7. The Relations of tho Indo-Chinese and Inter-
Oceanic Races, .tc, Lon., 1880, Svo. 8. (Trans.) The
Nor^ropnlia of .\ncnn in Pent : a Contribution t" 'Uir
Ul IJllieUIII I n-tU-,MI, ailX tUfcUl I LIT*. ru , uiuiatimwu ■ , >^.... ....... ,^w... ...^ v. ............. ... ..-.
principal of Bishop's College, Caluutta, 1.849-65 ; rector of the Incas : being the Results of Excavations m
of Great Leghs from 1866, and hon. canon of St. Alban's ! on tho Spot by W. Roiss and A. Stiibel. Illustri
from 1877. 1. On Pantheism, Calcutta, 1853, Svo. 2. ! with 141 Coloured Plates. Lon., 1880-87, 3 vols.
The Promises of Christianity, Oxf., 1855. 3. The | (Vol. L, The Necropolis and its Graves ; vol. ii., t
S. Ricbeck,
■ I ,,-iiphy: vol.
'he IMijsical
.i., The Oc'eiin,
A/iipaaiidlllust
KEA
ments nnj Textiles; vol. iii., Ornaments, Utensils. Earth-
Fckhunl, •*!., ?• '^'?"^-' ^''y*'"" in Picture/, byT.
hokhiinlt. I'intos nni Text. T.on 18' ■> ft, fni in
Trnns.) The ChitlagonR IliH-Trrb;. ' '
.'■""■- '■''^^. f""- II. (E,l.) I'hyf- ,!
1., The Earth: a De.scrliitive Hi.ston
Phenomena of thoLifeof ointJIobe' v
Atmosphere, iinil h\h; by Elisfc Keolu».
Lon., 188t;-,s7, i,„,,. svo. 12. Eastern OeoKruphv"
Malay Peninsula, In.lo-China, &o. Man. |,„„ ssr'
r.^vo. l;i. (Trans.) The Student's IlistoVyof the EnJ-'
i.'h I'ailmment, by U. ]{. (Jneist, !.„„., 1887, S," ^
Keaiie, David IJeady, [„,„,,, vol. i., add.] ' With
^!ir\JtT' «-K'-''™"°n t-'»^^e« : Reports, 18,54 i^
Keani-, .loiin Friar Thomas, b. I8.5(, at Whit-
by, -iorksh.re: son of Hev. William Keane. i,/n, ,■ m
away from the l{oyal Naval .School, Neweross, when
twelve years old, and went to sea, and has since bee
mate ol nniny vessels, chiefly in the East India trade
lie acquired a knowledge of Hindustani and Ar b c'
erved in the Turkish army in 1877, made a pilgri. a^e
tnoTn""'/^ "''"•" '" "'"• "fe"'"^'!' studied medi!
ne at the I niversity of Edinburgh, but has since re-
h T'l 1 "Mall'r °":?' f"f'T"- "« '"'s contributed to
the 1 all .Mall (,a«ctte and other papers. 1. Six Months
Ml .Meccah: an Account of the M,'hamn,edun Pil"riii,
age to Meccah recently accomplished by an Englishman
i'wrpTo """""'"''""• ''""•• '«'■' S^o; "O'i ed." i
" The ilescrljitions of Mecea itself, the holvshriiip nf tho
i^.lS"'r,f n.^Tyi,^'"^' ""''^ '"'^' ".lventr;r,^,is'uV,;ierlaking:S
2 My .journey to Medinah : describing a Pilgrimage
to Medinah performed by the Author disguised as a Mo!
hanimedan, Lon., 1881 8vo >-ii "» u .no-
vo^t:er^,:r"^i^-'z;^hr's:;^fK?i^;i
" "H.'''if/s''.T,'! '■"'""'? '"' '» '"■ <""' "".his "wii element !
fe'«.-est,Siv,h '"'-''■'•■''"' *'""^ bcfgrethe mast, aiid pm- '
lesses til give his own experiences. ... But this i.lm-..r
8vo' ^'"^''" ^'""'' "' " ^^■""''erer's Life, 1887, 2 vols. cr. '
Keane, John Henry. I. An Address to the
Uung Men of Ireland, Lon., ISIio, 8vo. ^ r,adv '
,,;' ^""^ },^^W^'«o. 3. The Substance of Thref Sec-
ures on the History of Ireland, Lon., 183!), 8vo I
(Irans, Fables, by Karon G. J. A. do'.Stassir t, 1850
J'l;i), sto "^^ " ^"'«'"^-'' '° ^'^« A^'^' Westminster,
Keane, iWarcus, M.R.I.A. The Towers and Tem-
e I f'^"nr'v "'"■;;'! """'•Origin and Histo v dt
l"w 4to "' '•""• "f ^'''"'- I""''- »"b'in.
hnViJ^'i!!'' '■""'^ "*■ " Sincere enthusiast. . . Mr Keano
KEA
' u«?T' ""''""'"S/'"- Every Week in the Vear, Lon.,
8fi0, 2i„„, new cd., I8fi;!, 5. The Young (Jardener's
Lducntor, Lon., 18R2, 8vo. *" "arueners
Keane, Rev. William, incumbent of Whitby
Homiinism and Hin.luism, Madras, 18,01 8vo ^'
, Kearley, George. 1. Links in the Chain: or
'iMi "Un"'' SH."." '."" ""'^r'''"' '"• Animal Li?;:
Animal ?if! r'l '\ '"V ^- ' ""»'i'i^'^"nd Won.lers
. 01 Animal Life, riliist. Lon., 1S72, i, ,Svo
: na^:::'i';^;!^ri^;:-;,^--;;;f American Ki-
ka^ka.,8fi7,12n„: i Ki^^^TsU^Zu^ t,"^;!.
Acn,!,^?.'7,VV7"''': ^"'^ ""'' Chaff; or, Double
rtcnistics; 2d ed., Lon., 1881). Anon
Keary, Miss Anna .Maria, 182,0-1879 b at liath
Kng. : the daughter of an Irish clergyman began I ct
literary career by writing for children, but w*!," he'
2 Si In "A • 'Mi'"""' Charlie, LSJK, p. 8vo. Anon
Anon. Newe.L, 188;i. ;). The Rival King ; Over-
I 5. Clemency Franklyn, Lon., 18(ifi, 2 vols n Svn ■
I 2d;L,'LH^'5!'- "• •^""'-y- ^-- 1««9. 3 vl. Pp. 8;: !
' sh.nvrs'ilMrof "hmiilunfi'''^','"''';^''''''''' "'"' "'''■fssorv,
I uiaiiship*'"!1.4,V AVi^xxviii Ili™''''"" "'"' ^'■'-■'■"' "••'■■t'
'8vo' '^s'^p^'h"",'. A'-'^"n'^'(l'n'ostinc,) Lon., 1870, p.
io"-A^:btii;;rH:^^;^?8:![v^;:^ 1^- ;^' p;«-
unfinished by the author, a'nd toiler b^ J^L ^'at
wnidii^si'^x ^r;^::Xe!f ,:;r//i;";'"'r''" '!>?
nes^ai»l skill not oft^ii'JIiil^nl^I^lS,;^;',/?, ^r' '"'"
:|r;::ndr^i^-/j);;-^-,!,^::Hroes^£
Early Egypt „n History, for the Young, Lon s6 Svr,'
t:ZmX l^r "■"■'"-""' '-^ ofhe';"Valr;.'fat;
M.!^fu"7'wE,n*'T)''''?.""'''r*''^' "f ""= Bri.lsh
.uetiZ l-ft?^ le^P -. /-^ • »;j-
r;;prwri^^-;ri--:;;;;;;L:;-^^---
makoa^ai bl^whatisbc^ l?''""' "' ^^^ """'^■"«'-- »■•'!
l„.m.!:'^"p*'. •"!"'?■"• '• '^'''« I'eauties of Surrey
: lesuu 01 many a special line of mi ,„ „, i '"" •""'
-m.^_the^j^stiges'ofma;^^.;;li';^^'lll!fr'i^^^^^
2. The Coinages of Western Europe, Lon 1879 8vo
Guf/e-tiriL"'!)'",-' "'"ll'"." "' "'ei^Htth Mus uuK a
Librlrv lo' ^'"i'7 "'-•'''"s/''l'ibited in the King"
into the leiieiiris if ih.. v.fl^,„y .''' " .'■' "ilmiraWe. But
s»rvivair<d^the niuor for, s Xh T '^^
these, we think are rcaMv m L , ' ':'*"-'!"'.",'"' ''^'''ef. an'I
nu.nt.s of Nature"orsl,"\ "which ^^'Ll""'" .»« ""-' "-''e-
81)aee,"-.Sa/. Jiev mm ^''"'*' •^^^"'es hi.,
-te"ve a!i!!|!>ii^;;P'^i;'^> «■"! f'^ of n.,s«,,„es which xv.ll
Mii^So^±'se^--^f'^t:^;i';iS
931
!'|-
KEA
nnlcl Stuart Poole. With Thirty Plates. I.on., 1S87,
Hvo.
Kvary, Eli/a, sister of A. M. Keary, Hiipm. 1. Lit-
tle .SiMil-Skin, iinil other INieriis, I.on., 1871, l2iiio. 2.
Tlie .MaKio Valley ; or, I'atient Antnine. Illust. I.on.,
1877, 12iuo. 3. Memoir of Annie Keary, Lon., I8S2, |i.
Svo; 2.1 0(1., 188:i.
" The earlier I'iiapters of this 1 k conlain one of tlit
most liiselnatiiiK. as well a.s most uinilVeelccl, .stililies iif
child lile which we have read tOr a Iciiik' time, . . . With
a very linle niunlpiiiation it nii!.'lit he made a sterlim? ecjii-
trihution to KnKli.'ili biuuraiihy."— .'<ii/. Ki:v., Iv. WO.
4. At Home Again : Verso.». Illu.it. I-on., '-888, -Ito.
Al.«", several compilation." of liiole text-books.
Kciiry, Mnry, [Mrs. Henry Keiiry.) 1. Snnij
or, A (loo.l Name, lllust. l-»n., 1871, l2ino. 2. I'hil-
li.i I'hil; or, Alone in the World, Lon., 1872, 12uio. :i.
Tilly Trickett; or, Try, Lon., 187:1, 18mo. 4. Hetty;
or, " Fresh Watorcres.ses." Illusf. Lon., 1874, Ifiuio. .'>.
lien Froxgart ; or. Little Lonesome, Lon., 188;!, p. Svo.
(i. Tinker Uick : a Tale of Long Ago, Lon., 188j, 18uio.
7. A I'eeii through the Keyhole, Lon., 188)1. 8. Sun-
shine at Last; a Tale of London Life, Lon., 1888, 12mo.
lieasberry, Ueiijumiii Peach. A Vocabulary
of the English and Malay Languages. By li. P. K.
Lon., 18111), Svo.
Keiisby, Anthony Q. Memoir of R. S. Field,
Princeton, N.,I., 1871, Svo.
Keilte, T. W. Practical Guide to Testing Gold,
for Emignints, Lon., 18,')2, 12ino.
Keiiting, Kliza H., [<iiiie, vol, L, add,] 1. Ray-
mond llury : a Tale, Lon., 1853, l2nio. 2. Dramas for
the Dniwing-Room, Lon., 18,')'.l, Svo. S. Home Plays:
Dramas for Hoys, Lon., 181)2, Svo. 4. Fairy Plays for
Home Perfornianoe, Lon., lSlil-(i5, II) |iarts.
Keating, George. 1. The iJod of Rome, Lon.,
ISfiS), llhno. 2. The Living Eucharist manifested by
Miracles, Lon., I SOU, IlSmo.
Keiiting, John M., M.D., b. 1S32, in Philadelphia ;
son of William V. Keating, M.D., (</. r., min; vol. i. ;)
graduated at the University of Pennsylvania in 1873, and
in 18711 accompanied General Grant to India, Barniah,
Siani, and China. 1. With General Grant in the East,
Phila,, 1879, l2rao. 2. The Mother's Guide to the Man-
agement and Feeding of [iifant.", IMiila., 1881, 12'iio.
;:. .Maternity; Infancy ; and t'hildlioo.l, Pliiia., 1S87, 12mo.
With EiiWAiiDS, William A., Disca,«es of the Heart
and Circulation in Infancy and .\dolescence, Phila.,
1888, Svo.
Keatinge, Mrs. Richard Ilarte, (Pottinger.)
Honor Blake: the Story of a Plain Woman, Lon., 1872,
2 vols. p. Svo.
Keny, Andrew. (Ed.) A Course of Three Lectures
on Free Cliiirch Principles, Glasgow, 1877, Svo.
Keay, J. Seymour. I. Spoiling the Egyptians:
a Tale of Shame, told from the Blue Books, Lon., 1882,
Svo ; 3d ed. same year. 2. The Great Imperial Danger :
an Iiupossible War in the Xear Future. Lon., 1888, Svo.
Kebbel, Rev. Carston Dirs, graduated at Uni-
versity College, Oxford, 183!) ; ordained IStO; vicar of
Hatherilen since 1883. 1. A Harmony of the Sacra-
ments and Ordinances of Christ: a Course of Sermons,
Lon., 1854, I2mo. 2. A Guide to True Conversion, Lon.,
18l>5, 12mo. 3. The Way of Christian Holiness, Lon.,
1866, 12mo.
Kebbel, Thomas Edward, M.A., b. 1828;
grauuated at Lincoln Ccdlegc, Oxford, 1S4|); called to
the bar at the Inner Temple 1882: has been connected
with the staff of several newspapers, and contributed to
leading periodicals. Ho has edited a coliection of Lord
Bcaconslield's speeches. See Disrakli, B., sk/j/k. 1. Es-
says upon History and Piditics, Lon., 1S04, p. Svo. 2.
English Statesmen since the Peace of IS13, Lon., 18SS,
J). Svo. 3. The Agricultural Labourer: a Short .Summary
of his Position, Lon., 1870, p. Svo; new ed., 1S87.
"This book contains useful statLstles and valuable dis-
cussions. The writer is an optimist as regards tlie pros-
perity of the Iftliuurer, a pessimist as regards his industry,
iiilelligence, and productiveness; but his annouucenients
aresonietiiues uiirelialile, and his facts not uiifrequeiitly
fail to warrant his inferences,"— .Spccfufor, Ix, 13'J3,
4. A Hi^tory of Toryism, from the Accession of Mr.
Pitt to Power in 1783 to the Death of Lord Beacons-
field in 188), I.tin., ISS.i, Svn,
" Consisting for the most part of articles which have al-
ready appeared In the ' National Review,' It is somewhat
fragmentary, and now and then the style is more suitable
to a pamphlet than to a history; but Mr. Kebljcl under-
stands bis subject, and handles it in a way that should be
i)3-2
KED
(|uite as instructive to his own political allies as to his
opiM)nents." — Ath., No. 303:),
5. Lifeofthe Earl of Beacimsfleld, " "tatosmcn" Sor.,)
Li>n., 1888, p. Svo. fi. Life of Gcoi ,o Crabhe, I" Great
Writers,"; Lon., 1S8S, 12mo.
" Mr. Kebbel's immograph is worthy of the subject, ai.d
there is little to dissent from in his eritieisms,"— ^l(/i,, No,
3181,
Kebbell, William, M.D., M.R.C.P., con.sultin.,;
physician of the Susse.x County Hospital. 1. Popular
Lectures on the Prevailing Diseases of Towns, Brighton,
1818, 12nio. 2. The Climate of lirightcm, \S'M, 12mo.
Keble, Rev. John, M.A., [oll^, vol. i., add.,;
I7U2-l8t5li. For biog., see Coli-;hii)ok, Sru .T. T,, an/u,!.
I. On Eucbaristicai Adonition, 0.\f., 18.^7, Svo; 4tb ed,,
18(17. 2. An Argument for not proceeding immediately
to repeal the Laws which treat the Nujitiai Bond as
Inilissoiuble, Oxf., 1857, Svo. 3. Sequel of the .Argu-
ment against immediately repealing tlie Laws whioii
treat the Nuptial Bond as Indissoluble, Oxf, and Lon.,
1857, Svo. 4. A Litany of Our Lord's Warnings, 0x1,,
lSli4, sq. 16mo. 5. Pentecostal Fear: a Sermon, 0x1'.,
1801, Svo. 0. Sermons, Ocoiisional anil Parodiial, 0x1',,
18li8, Svo. 7. Village Sermons on the lla|>li8nial Ser-
vice, Oxf., 1808, Svo. S. Miscellaneous Poems, 0x1',,
ISOil, 12nio; 3d ed., 1870.
"Dr. Moberly has done wisely ill collecting into one
volume Keble's miscellaneous ])uems,— all, that is, which
are not included in tlie 'CliriMian Year' or the ' Lyra liiiii-
centiiim,' . , . .More Ibaii half the iiieees broim'bt touellur
have appeared alreaily, , , , Of those now published lor
the liret time, few, if any, witli one cioispieuousexceplioM,
rise to the author's highest mood as a jxiet,"— ,S(i(, Iti r.,
xxvii, 840,
S), Devotion before and after Holy Communion, 0x1,,
1870, 12mo. 10. Letters of Spiritual Counsel and Guid-
ance. Edited by R. F. Wii,-on. Oxf., 1870, l2mo. II.
Seiinons for the Christian Year, Oxf., 1875-80, 10 vols.
Svo. 12. Occasional Papers and Reviews, [with a Preliue
by Dr. Pusoy,] Oxf., 1877, Svo.
" It would he a great mistake to suppose tliat the book is
exclusively or mainly occupied with polemical discu^^-
sion.s. . . . TlKise who have no taste for .such topics will
yet tiiid abundant matters of interest for all religious iuiii
cultivated minds."— .s'li/, Jtcv., xliii, 142.
13. Studia Sacra: Theological Papers. Edited by ,1, 1'.
Norris. Oxf., 1877, Svo. 14. Outlines of Instructions.
Edited by R. F. Wilson. Oxf., 1880, p. Svo. 15. Ser-
mons : Miscellaneous, Oxf., 1880, Svo.
Kcckeler, Mrs. T. H., M.D. Thalcia: Woman:
her Physioiogv and Pathology in Connection with .Ma-
ternity", Ac. Cin., 1861), 12mo.
Keckley, Elizabeth. Behind the Scener. N.
York, 1868, 12mo.
Keddie, Miss Henrietta, [''Sarah Tvtleh."
i;. r., (luie, vol. iii., add,,] b. 1827. Nearly all her book.i
have been published under the above pseudonyme. 1.
Meg of Elibank, and other Tales, Lon., 1860, p. Svo. 2.
Wearing tlie Willow ; or, Bride Fielding : a Tale of Ire-
land and of Scotland Fifty Years Ago, Lon., 1800, p. Sio.
3. Jleroines in Obscurity : a Second Series of '■ lepers
for Thoughtful Girls," Lon., 1871, 12mo. 4. Sisters :nui
Wives, Lon., 1871', p. Svo. 5. Modern Painters and
their Paintings, Lon.. 1873, l2mo. 6, Lady Bell, liy
the Author of "Citoyenne Jacqueline." 1873, 3 vols.
p. Svo.
"A graceful and readable stoiy, marred by occasiomd
extravagances, . . . but redeemed by the sympatlielic
treatment of many dearly-deliiied characters, and by '.he
skill which eidists our alleetions in behalf of the chiintiest
of heroines."— A(/i,, No. '.'41X1,
7. Musical Composers and their Works, for the I'.-e of
Schools and Students in Music, Lon., 1875.
"Her book is no mere piea,''ant cimipilatiou of muslial
reminiscences. Her lives of the (lermaii eompo.'^ers me
always efl'ectlve, and often extrenicily graphic,"— ,s;)(rtii(«r,
xlviii. 66."),
S, Wliat she came through, Lon., 1870, 3 vols. p. '^vo.
il. By the Elbe, Loo., 1878, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 10. CliiM-
hood a Hundred Years Ago: with Six Chromes alter
[Reynolds, Lon., IS76, Svo. 11. A Douce Lass, Lon.,
; 1877, 2 vols. p. Svo. 12. Scotch Firs, Lon., 1878, 2 vols,
cr. Svo. 13. Summer Snow. lllust. Lon., IS7S. II.
Jane Austen and her Works, Lon., 18S0, p. Svo. I'l,
j Oliver Constable, Miller and Baker, Lon., 1880, 3 vols,
or. Svo. 10. The Bride's Pass: a Novel, Lon., 1SS1,2
I vols. cr. Svo. 17. Footprints; Nature seen on its Hu-
man Side. lllust. ISSl. 18. The Hero of .a llundrcl
Fi).dits, Lon., 1881, or. Svo. 19. Three Frights and
Three Beauties: with the Story of Bobinette, Lon., l^'~l|
sq. lOmo. 20. A Scotch Marriage, Lon., 1882, 3 vols, or.
Svo. 21. Marie Antoinette: the Woman and the liueen,
r,.:
KED
IlluHt. Lon., .H«l,^, svo 2! u""\1 "","■ '^'"" ^^"'•''»-
I'<'<j, p. ,svo 2-, \ m- ,■ ■ "^'^ "™"<' D'-eJi., Loii
N,ng8tre8..08 of S.ot „nj L°; V- ' ^^T"' ■^''■'"' ^'■•
'<>OI»n, anJ in tho ion/l of M, "«;,"' '"''>'""""
Lon., IS5(), l2ino. Anon 9 4 ' "'""g""'. Kdin., nn.l
Soiontifio, illustrative, fr. ^""•■"'"'"^ Mtorary and
^o^.^?H1',^W?'r{","^.*=• /^'""' Apparel. I,lu«t
•I ■ u.j, ,ivo. {.\ dt'votiona wofU \ iwunt.
.i.e'.?e:;:™f^;j„i^tr^ .rn^;n""J«''> • '^^' ^
took orders in tlio Pn twtanV I n^^' ,"n, ^ "'■''• "' l''4l ;
>awba and other Poe„,N:Y'r-|'sjr" tI"".. '• •'^"-
^'n'l the Suhlinio: „„ Ana vl /.fH - T*"" ""'""f"'
■> lJeter»,ina.ion of tL Siv k r'p ^"'"^'""'' '^"'i
'i"n. ("German I'lX onl hi r • "..^"''•'"^ Kxposi-
lural Oeology. Cin. I " 7 r2,„o ""'' °' ^K"""'"
.ion- Tiai^ii.,l!'.;i^,>;:b„ii''."r';?i"' ?,« ^--h ««,.„,„.
KiNLr, Lon., ISfio.Svo ' "'• "'•!"«"'- the Revolution-
Wol^l's'sMvi""? M* tre ,^''%^r'"« »^ C""'"'".
Lectures, MotJtreal, Is'ai Sv''"' *""• ""' O""""' T«o
Keelcr, Andrew's a' d
tion of the'world ZFall of VlT !'''"'''''"« ""o Crea-
bui-sh, I,Sa2, Svo. '""• *'=• ' ^U ed., Ogdens-
-f f «u1d; fJ'S!' ,9;,^ ^.J; ^[>-e to go to become j
J;';lo. Maps and III,",'. Chic Tsso ' d"^"°»' -">" «<""-
History of the Bible: a Pon?i,',. A ' '""■ ^- ^ S'>""
'i'"' «"'! Developtnent of "^h^ r^ """"J^,"' ""« *'''™a.
'""■"I new ed., Ch ' m\ ^'"'°"' ^'"''•' '««'' '4- I
-J^'fcnSS^'::^;;^^"' ■>■ -«•'-; ^ a
'^:n..,e1, lecturer nViurriNt "ol' r^'"'^"^' ""S™
a^ lorresjiondent of the N Y Trih ." ""^ '» "^"ba,
from the steamer 1 (?i Tribune, he disappeared
UeorgeSand, Host ""7/ Svo ''"" ''" '*'"'<"^>'^> by
?:S^f^vi5-t^fe?'^^''«^: 3:
«-'Mon : Jlero and slm Lon" ^H«' ''' ^J""" ■•• ''«°«™'
a H,, ly OHginal rLuy."l%'X hL 8S4 '"T^ ^
the First Oueen nf P„Vi . V '^'' ^^mo. 4. How
'8(*4, :!2in„ " A Pr^f""'* ^"^ W„oe,l and Won, Lun i
l-""., ISN), „ Svo 9 . ""' '>■'"«» Husiness
^rk"s, Loi:;, 78-3 p S%'ge«t.ve Thoughts for Busy'
'' "■^-""==fc4^^siSSJs
KEE
[ivt .lefferson Medical CoHeire Isno. .,
N'rmy |sH2-f,l. i.rofess .r „r ' "'^Kwn in the T..*!.
Medical College' f.,,|e,hi,';*'''''^ '"r ""•" ^^"'"""•«
! o-ny in the I'en^.-ylv/uly' t fc"^'inr{'V'^ ".""'-
'f American Healt: I'rimers I ., a '^7" ' '^''""'•
^Vash., )8R4. 2 Clini,.. 1 '(, .' I' """"•^ l'"ralysi.«,
Anatomy: a Leur"i,L,V'' r*'"''''''? ''^'^'"'^ "f
"'" Karly Jlistory of j- h' ' '^ V "[""'■ •«• i^^etch of
, '-'mo. 5 On th7surLMc,l 'V'utotny, Phila., isr:..
«<■ the CV.ntinued Fevfrr^n'i,? ''■'■'''''"■' "'"' '"^l"-^!
Wash., 1877, Svo. ' '■^"""""man Mi.scell. Coll.,)
It'hronicle in ISfiS a^l C ' ''i: "'''" '"' "'" Koehcster
papers in NW York (■tvan,! „ ,™""™'"' '*■'"' "«"■«-
jWkers: a Social Pa;LU'^'^7J-Vs'5^
Trajan : the History of a .sV, t ,. . , ,. "• ^non. 2.
«"".« Episo,les in the C,k, .'"'"« ^"""8 '^''"' ^ «i'h
a N';;vei;x. York 188^1 Co ^ "' '^'""^ '''^o'' l'>rors :
"ri,^;mf'Vl,r^E^;t;'"'P"l|.-"''elve rather brillia,,, and
|.res„ueand P"oticiu.Vp a^ '"'iV.'.f '' "'■"'"■ "' >^^
xi, ^^-'-'--''ent, ehata::te;^;uiJ^;:;,;,.^,;^^>:!!^l;jJ; js
One,;nrTt!^:f-jr,^-'-^.V«rk, 1886, 12,„o. 4'
(Ireland) sin e ?,',•"' j^Her". "' "'"'"""' «''"»«"'
Nature and Object,' Lo^'.'I^.V'Irm" " '"''''' "' ""•"•
I>ourtr',,^f;;;'';/;:^«;;;^^t:- .^y'iney Fielding: t.,e
bury; entered the &, « "if -"' "r^f'"'''' "■"' ""iley.
I tendentof I>ehral)un"s fi n" '""}"' '''*■'■; ^"Perin-
i;^''Mi.i: di„tricta,:;^^.;;f-r ;^«i'^^;''«-''»n^
1854, 12,no. 2. Th" Alt.h,>f p"" •*'■" '" '"'""■ ''""■
»f Aurungzeb to the Ov f IPV'"' '""" 'be Death
, Moghul Em,,ire: ^n J i'stor icai P '"'' "-.''','"' "•'"" "f "'«
|enl.. 18S7. historical tssay," 1876; 3d ed.,
I J-t'''"u"h;lri,\,^«'u,''nST ••*">""--' the s,,.,'
I rpnlt is whatiay be .fl u^d a'lm 'i"^ "tiihoriiies: but 1 'j
van„u.s sources, but with ut tL ,'./' " '^"'"l-ilatiui, from
C'bapters on the Adminis'trln "i;""-'" '""Ha' Critical
Cluigtai, Btibar and his ;;;",:' '"?' '"•"',"'^^' ''y '"«
' Profesxpdlv written . V, "."""'^1 ''"n., 871). ,sv„
! ^^rfenrf '&--- '--!^^^i^^r
^r-Xgi:^""=-!"S;:t-';^?S'
'ration of In L Di," HctT'd,^™''""'. ""■ ""> ^J-inn 1
Bengal Army, Lon., 18. 3 Svo T*^. «'!." ^f''^"" "^ "'«
t'-ry of Hi„du'stan,'f om'the Fir,; vr ^r'^V^ ">« '"«-
the Fall of the Mugh 1 p ,,,^:,„"?' ^^'"fl"" Conquest to
" He has thoq lalft/pl , f ''"; ^'""•' '^^S, Svo.
ce lent arrangena?, , ,^? ',f„"i"!.V'";"-"""""« research, an ex-
nianyof thp.nrT.jL..''!!'^.'^ '.".''"' has enabled him" to visit
, new edition of Beale's OrientaTi *' "'\!'f<'P"ration of a
Ki'ene, James, M r"c^ «i;;S^''ph;cal Dictionary.)
iservations on the Treatm^n. .• L"' ■ '' Practical Ob-
Keene, Jaines Boddelv r 1 ir , ,,
Practical Gauging, for IWi, ^ V ^ Hand-Book of
new ed., Philaf 868 o a^»""T;,^°"- '»«'- "r- Svo;
Lon., 1875, p «;„ • ^' ^ """J-Book of Hydrometry
1.1m ;^
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Kcciio, Johii llaptUt. A I'l« n '.n'l Pnvct'cal I
DiL'i'stof the Liiwof Hiinkniptcy, f>outhw«rk, 1SI12 >tvo
Koeiie, John IlarriiiRton. I. Tho I'mchoiU
Fisherman! Illust. I,o„.. 1«SI ,,• «vo 2 l.»h.n«-
Tiicklo: its Matorhil and Manufacture. Illust. Lnn.,
1S8«, I). Svo. , ,
KceiU', Kathcrinc. Voiceless Teachers: whence
tliey ccnno, an.l what tli"y teach, Lon., IJSo, ].. Svo
KfClie, Luther. Sermons; with Inlrcluctnm by
Uev. S. ';. llcrrieli. Bost., l»7li, 12mo. .
Keoiie, Ilcv. Martin A. 1. I'leasuro »nd 1 ain :
wi!!; other' Pa,-". '■"".. l^HS, 12"'o 2- ■V:;'"^
Christ ; a Serii's of Lenten hernions, I,oti., HfiS. s\o.
Kc-nc, Mrs. S. V. 1. V"'''',!'" ""'orient
Year Here an,l Ther,., Host.. Isii'.l, 12n.o. 2. Orient
"'i^e^e;;Hiili«m:" New South Wales Coal-Fields,
"'Kcenl^'wiUium Albert. A SelejMion of Cases
on gaasi. Contracts, Cambri.lse. Mass., 1>8S, - u)ls. Sw). |
Keeney, Klla B.,nn<l Noble, Annette L. Dr.
Orantlev-< NeiKhlMMS. IlU.>t. Phila., 18f<;i, Imno.
Yic ep, liev'. John. Sketches of the Keli«ious L> e
and Katlh of Mis. Lydia Hale Keep, of Oberl.n. by
her Husband. OI.erlin. 0., IS«(i. ;
Keen, Josinh. 1. Common hea-bhells of f'" f""-- ,
nir llhtst. San Fran., ISSl, Svo. 2. West oast
Shells; a Familiar Description ol the Marine, Hcsh-
AVator. iind T-and MoUusks found in the Lnilcd States
West of the Kocky Mountains. Illust. San iMan.,
'"KelMr'Robert Porter. (Trans.) An Homeric
Dicti.ui'nv; from the German ..f George .\utenneth:
with .Additions and Corrections, N.\ork, 1S,0, l-mo.
Keeping, WaMier. The Fossils and Pa leonto-
Wical Affinities of the Xeoc.mian Deposits olLpware
and Urickhill, (Sedgwick Prize Essay lor l.s9,) Lon.,
Keer, Rev. William Brown, graduated at St.
Iieesl85ti; ordained ISiS; harbor chaplain of Bo.nbay
lSi'),^--2. 1. Numbering our Days, Lon., l^f>t, 1-mo.
2. The .bailor's Life and E.tample, Lon., ISbO, Ihuio. .i.
Notes of a Mission Tour in Ceylon and South India,
Bombay, 186fl, 12mo. _ „ ^.^
Keese,John. (Ed.) Words of Peace; or, The
Mourner's Chaplet. [verse,] Host., lS-4, 24mo.
"Keese, 01in6," (Pseud.) See Lfakky, Miss
Keese, William Linn, b. 183d, in ^ew \o k
Citv. 1. .John Keese, Wit and Litterateur : a B'ograph.
ieai Memoir, N. York, 18S;l, Svo. (A biography of the
a«th(.r's father, an auctioneer, noted for his wit, and
editor of several volumes of ,.oetry.) 2. William K
Burton, Actor, Author, and Manager: a Sketch ot his
Career: with Recollections of his Performances. Illust.
N. York, 18S5, Svo.
■• Mr Keese has performed his task with siraplioity and
ta«te .He has had the aid of the surviving members
of BurtonMamily."— .Va(iO», x1.;M<. !
Keeson, Alfred. I. Monts de Pi6t6 and Pawn-
bniking, Lon., 1854, 12mo. 2. The Pawnbrokers Acts,
'^Keetley',"charles Uobcrt Bell, F.R.CS., late!
assistant demonstrator of anatomy at St. Bartholomew s ,
Hospital. 1. The Student's (Juide to the Medical Pro-
fession, Lon., 1S7S, p. Svo; 2d ed., 1S85. 2. An Inde.'C
of Surgery : being a Concise Classification ot the Main
Facts and Theories of Surgery, Lon., 1S81, p. 8vo ; 4th
ed., 1SS7. H. On the Surgery of the Knee-Joint: Att-
drcsses, Lon., 1S8S, or. Svo.
Kehoe, James. The Expiation ; a Drama, Bait.,
isri, 12ino. „, , I,
Kehoe, Simon D. The Indian Club Exercise.
Illust. X. York, ISfiT, 4to. , ,, , , „ t • i,,
Keighly, Henry Peach. 1. " Luknon : Light
oast on the Footprints of Israel, ISSn, 8vo. 2. ' Phos-
ter" Light cast on the Footprints of Israe from
Me'ia to the British Islands: Sequel to "Luknon,
lion., ISSII, Svo.
Keiley, A. M. 1. The Prisoner of War; or. Five
Months among the Yankees, Richmond, Va„ ise,'), 12mo;
Zd ed., entitled '' In Vineulis ; or. The Prisoner of W ar.
Ac, N.York, 1S6B. . „ .. f
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Insolvent Assignments in the State of New York, N.
Keily, John, C.E., late of the Indian Public Works
aw
KEL
and Victorian Railway Department. Expansion of
Structures by Heat, Lon., 1887, cr. Svo. , ^, .
Keim, Ue Benneville llandolph. I. shen
dan's Troopers on the Borders: a Winter Campaign ..n
the Plains. Illust. Phila., 1S70. IRmo.
"The anilior apocmipanied lleneral Sheridan n hs
winter camiialKn of IhCh-Wi. . . . He c.iniineiit.s on tin.
iVl lidstralio 11 of Indian alValrs, and ,e .seems to laye ,.
■it .express an opinion, having doked lie Indian
Kim viry fairly in the liiee It Is nota boijkof an
^riMit lilerarv merit ; it is not showy, but It is serviceable.
-Addon, x.38<J, n, ,
2. San Domingo: Pen-Pictures and Leaves of Iravcl.
Rimiance. and History, Phila., IS7n, 12mo.
Keir, Knni§. Thrown on the World: a Slorv.
Lon.. 1 Still. 2 vols. cr. Svo.
1 Keith, Uev. Alexander, D.D., [„„(-•, vo.i., add.,)
■ 179U-I88U. The History and Destiny of the « orl.l lo-
I cording to Scripture. Parti. Illust. Lon., Ist.l, m.,.
Keith, Charles. Circus Life and Amusement-.
, Equestrian, Dramatic, and Musical, in All Nations
Derby. IS?!), 8vo. ,„., • nu-i i .
! Keith, Charles Penrose, b. 18a4, in Philad, ,.
i.hia ; graduate,! at the Vniversity <if Pennsylvania Is .. :
admitted to the bar 1S77. The Provincial Councillors .,1
Pennsylvania who held Office between 17.W and I, ,i.,
and those Earlier Councillors wh.. weresomoChicf Mag.s.
trales of the Province, and their Descendants, Phila.,
I8S.S, 4to. „ , ,,.„ „
Keith, Conway. Taming a Shrew, Lon., iso.i, ..
vols. p. Svo. -, ,
Keith, Duncan. 1. Nugie Histoncifi ot Myth...
logicie, Glasgow. ISS2, Svo. IVM) copies printed. 2. A
History of Scotland, Civil and Ecclesiastical, from llic
E.kriiest Times to the Death of David I., 115.i, LJm-.
1SS6, 2 vols. p. Svo.
"While his book gives evidence of great industry and
some lalent, the .signs of .scholarship, ""d .f,'-'-'-'!, ►•'^■j;:-; f
literary oullure, are cuuspicuously absent from It. -.l.(i.(.,
XXX. 2')G. ^ ,
Keith, James. So Sinks the Day-Star : the st..iy
„f Two Lovines and a Liking, Lon., 1S76, cr. 8vo.
Keith, James. Heating by Artificial Means, l.<m.,
1.H7S, Svo; 4th ed., rev., 1884, 16mo.
Keith, James. 1. The Impending Judgimnt ..I
Great Britain. 2. The Eastern Question of lo-Day. iis
unfolde.1 by the Prophet Isaiah. Lon., IS.S^fi, Svo.
«' Keith, Leslie," (I'seud.) See Joii.nsto.s, Miss
GUACK KkITII, Hlljll-a. , ^ , . Ti
Keith, Manrice. Shadow and Sunshine; or. flie
Two Cousins, Lon.. ls,V.t, p. Svo.
Keith, Nathaniel S., and Neymann, Pern.
(Trans.) Magneto-Electric and Dynaino-Lleetri.' M-.i-
i chines: their Construction and Practical .\ppli>ali....t'i
i Electric Lighting and the Transmission of I'ower l,v II.
iSehellen: with Notes, Ac. Illust. N. "i oik, IsSJ, -v.,.
i Keith, T. J. I. A Dictionary of the Garo l,;iii-
' guage, Julpigoree, 1873, Svo. 2. Outline Grammar .<t
the Garo Language, .Sihsagor, 1S74, Svo.
Keith, Thomas, M.D. Contributions to the >Mr-
gical Treatment of Tumours of the Abdomen. I'mt I.
Lon., 1885, Svo.
Keith-Falconer. See Falconfr, unpm.
Kelaart, Kdwnrd Frederick, M.D.. I.l.>.,
F Z.S., stalV-surgeon, Ceylon. 1. Flora Calpensis : ton-
tributions to the Botany and Topography <'l Giliraltar,
Lon 1843 Svo. 2. Prodromus Faunie Zeyianicie ; hcnii!
Contributions to the Zoology of Ceylon Lon.. IS,;.7 sv,..
3. Contributions to Marine Zoology, Colombo. |N.y.l, svo.
Keike, Kev. William Hastings, rector ot
Dravton lieauchainp, Buckinghamshire. 1. >>'"'"'f"
Sei.iilchral Monuments in English Churches, Lon.. ISsii,
Svo. 2. Britain's Ancient Church and Home s I surpa-
tion. By a Country Pastor. Aylesbury, IS., 1. Svo.
3. Family Prayers, Original and Selected Lon.. -w.
12mo. 4. The Church-Yard Manual; with live llun-
dred Epitaphs, Lon., 1854, fp. Svo. „„, ^ ,
Kelland, Uev. Philip, M.A., F.R.S., [..„,. 1.
i, add.,] 1808-1879. 1. Transatlantic SketchcH. ivtin..
1858 fp Svo. 2. Lessons on Physics, Eilin.. InI.
12mo. With Tait, PKTi-;it Githrik, Introduction to
Quaternions, Lon., 1873, p. Svo; 2d cd., 18S2.
Kellen, William V. 1. Inde.x-Digest to the He-
ports of Cases, Massachusetts Supreme .Judioi.il i uun.
I761-18S4, Bost., 1881), Svo. 2. Massachusetts lligefi'
a Digest of the Reported Decisions of the Supreme Ju-
dicial Court from 1879 to 1SS7, Bost., 1887, Svo. ^.
Index to the Public Statutes of the Commimwcaltboi
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>W«d,u....,, a„,| „. Public Aotsof ,,S,S2 to ,S«r, n„.,„
X. York, ISS7, |,i,„„ •■""leof I'rogrcs.sivo I'oker,
I."ui8, .Mo. i boraiim u loV, , . • . "'"ver^ity of St.
'l-nt of St. Loui., U, iver„ it'l 'r t" "'"'7'"-''' P"'»i-
-;xai..x.vo.k.,ss,^r:u!;i!;on!.^l;:^;j:,,!ir
«n.l a,lapt',| to Vmn'i ar''oi'!!!',^;/''-'''7;r'" •> K^I-l"ino,l I
l^'rao; now e.l., Iw" •" ^"''"' ^'"•' '877, I
Kellett, Admiral Sir Heiirv idot ir,r
i" the Army, Bu,t., I86T !«,„ ',"'t i'^'"","" '^'^^'"""
li.,st., ISfij, ISmo. ,■• Aifr,.; u . •^"''""J' ^ Captain,
iMio, l,S|„o, 7 Liitl,, ( „ • *'^""''> sWork, Bo.^t.,
C.mfort.Iiags, Bo ," HBrisr"' T' ,'^"«, •'''"''l^''"''
T.lks, Host. 186.% S„o 9 Ti;„ nu^'n"" ■-«""""-
Socking tho Light,' «o,.ri8„5; 1^2 „""' n r"",,'' '■,"■••
tic .Meeting, liost., l.sfiii is„„, 7 4.. '"•V""'"' ''■'-
Ii"*t., l8B(ClKmo. 12 The ;,n«V- ^^ * "'i' "™'"--''^<.
Mission Work, I'hila., iJso , "o ^M "^ •' •'^''.f ''''■'^ "'
it.nk. Host., 1,S6«, Kimo. e'rtv I't ■''^ " ''""''"^o-
B-'l.. I8rt7, Ifimo. l.'i liusl ri„! ^ Harding's Mission,
of i.ivin/fnsi^;:^, ilo^r^';;; r::;- "■» Evhionces
ISA ,''7' •'• *'• ''^'^ ''""o-ph/of E.xistenee, Lon.,
I^"rer!'>^;.ss"'l",„lf„"ArMi',Hh'-' 'IV'' "• «'
8ucoe.,.sful attempt to es ah i,l,j ■'""'''' "" ""-
A (ieographieal 'ske, h ^^t m P-nZ^l" °'-*'«"''- '•
Oregon, Host., isaii, ,Svo 2 ...;„, / A'""'"' oallea
lu.^band. Palmer, IS.OI. Anon i.'," "" '^""°"-'''
Soltlemcnt of OrJgon and of tho rl', • ""i"''^ "^ 'he
""•I of Persecution's "nd ffl cUons of"'F,"r?'v'^'"''''"-"'"'
tuuiiince endured bv the A ,.t .. a f ""^'^ ^ ^"" Con-
St, Louis,' '."i^";?^..'*-., '■■rl::"T,'^"'f '■"' Mi^^ouri
•'-•■H'e in Missouri, .S Lo'ai^TsM /'"■ ''T'"'' "f t'"e
th.-' Uw relating to Exee'u or, ' A?" • ' ' '^'™'"'«' ""
^"ono,waspubltiriiJ}i54) ' "'"""' ''^ '■ ^- k! !
the pi' n,?;.: "'A^'baK In th ?A''", S"^ ^-«-- of
lllos,. Phila., 1875 ,imo ^""''' ^•'"«'' '*'«8-7;i.
^lSSS;:',K-!;],l^|^->8i.O, b. at Phi,,
ihe State of Pennsyl.anhi |S45 A' "."'"•'"^y;g<'''eral of
»f ;-M"on picas o^ pl.iiLd hi • 'Vs^'fi'^^' °^ "'^, <^"»^'
C^ongress from 1 8«(). l . Sneethp. A 1 1 ' """"ber of
™ Industrial and Financial oV.»t'/''''»u?f' """^ '"'«<="
-'■ Letters Iron, Europe ?S80^'fr"'' ?''"•' ''^'2' ^^o.
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ofhisI,escend,^ts,''l',:irt,>;;'l,'lH;;'s.^''''"-''-'"-J
Vo^k" I s'^^I,,,;^,'""*' ""• '^•"" No- Education, .V
«r"u^!T^l'!^:;;,!^^«^;|."-";^-;'.... Portland, Me.;
.Theological .^^o.oirry k'T, '''''. ""^ '" '^ndove;
Sea„,„,rs Friend Koe^ty-j-fi' "'"";.,'"■ ,""> '|o-^'on
Willi of Elm L-land Dost s.ii .,• ''"''"' "^■"- "'"
Kl". Island. liost. .8, ;'•,'«; "' ^."T,, -• ?'''" Ark of
^"ung Captain, l^st M7) w,' ' f^',','"' "'■o«". Hh-
of Elm LslUd, Bos .,"l4 ''l im "• . ' > ''V*"^ ^'"'"'-^
Kim Island, Host., 187 fin" c V "'"•''-^orabble of
I870,lfinio. 7. TheVoun^^ • I ?^','"""" ^line. Host.,
^o.""(? Defenders, lij "^r V, ' *';':" ' '"■' ^ho
S!vriuding most of^l'lIXd ^1- ™;
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'-v/er in Pittsll^ld"' M ^^'^'i;,-" V"'''^'' i^''*'' "
ii'id International tiood \ni,i,i V r''""'"^ Proto.ol
•■ittslield, Mass.. I.sfi,; svo "?'' r/'ri'' "^ 1-ontoosue.
the I'resident ami n,„Vi„ 7. " '"terview between
Kellogg' r ,1. te tl"-'."«8^"J- •^'-^-•. '870
Ifaltle Creek Al,l, 1877 sLv' "''7' ^'^^'""'1 ''i'".
1882. ' ' "*"' •''''>.• Eng. ed., Southampton,
W^I&,^V:^,^««e|e- II">v to Paint in
Kellogg, Miner K 1 ' i,''" '"'","•
;oiyof a l^,„u'''"vK.:,d,„■ol Tn^'' ■■ """ ""' "i^"
ielle JnnlinieVe,'^ M ',;7'-''r"A«"'i"-' •' La
Intiiig to a Picturn h^ i„ , ,- I^ooiiments re-
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Pr Jntl^ffrlf"?,''"' ^.-.^J-'f" ""^ Death in Rebel
'8«I,anu at the Theological i,',*' '''''''''' "' ''■'i-eeton
torian missionary nKVs6''7'r^ ''f*' " ''"^'^y-
temntio theology i„\Ve,te,nTwr' i'"'^'-''''"^ "f sys-
8i; pa.«tor of „ churcl in V""'"?'"" ^"'''^""y '877-
Gram'marof the ZT .'"„..;; ""'".^"'™ '«86. 1. A
lions
Xow rersey, rv'o'rk Jn'd to^.l/^sr^^' ^^---^
I^r. Kellogg has attempted the Impossible, he has at
Oran/mar of the Ilimi; r '" """'" *'"™ '886. 1. A
;»«iea, xotL:';^^r ^;;rK'siir"''r ?'■-
of the World nr,i.- ^'^'l-' "'^ ^"'» ""J "'e Ligh
tHne, iindth Ethic, ofP't'lirC'l,""' 'l^'"^''' "'« ^'>^-
Pootrine, and the Ethic' of Chr'" 7'"" ""' ^'"^y^ "">
1885. p. 8vo. 4 From iL.h . .r' ^^""- ""'' ^'*'- Yo>k,
Are PeniillcnananrR^^^ Vc°h -7-'-. '885. s!
8eieea?o'm'^h«"C.f^.-oso'J'=^"' ^^»''"'>, '^^'^ --
others; with Biograi 1 ic W n'^ '^'^'o'''. ""J
I ti-ins si.xteen plfoZ |' i',!^';^?' V'- ""'J"'' '<^""-
! arMsts compile!! by Air &;"■ '^'OK'-Pbies of the
18(il.8vo. "" ^'"0 '" Australia, Sydney,
I^Kelly, Charles. Bar Companion, Lon., 1861,
now :d^'.„?,Y,'«/ f'»;»r. Delhi, and other Poems ;
lh~^r!J::;^:;::';'^f;;»--o,.i.,add.J Post.
bi." acc?;,'ei!''c:n""d"roi\ "Jl^V '^ T'"''?'- "^ "'o ^'- Vork
French Law of Marri' J i lu"""}}^ '''= ''""^- The
".^es therefrom.Ton.rf885",";'. 's'^o'""'"^' "^ ''-» ">at
Neighbou'rs*'u"."';/6V ut"' ?"'>''"'} T';" Two
Money. Lon., 18fi4, J8mo i Atiol' i-"'"""' ' ""''o'-
'-"•, '865,3'v„|«.p;C- 4 Fwi^'nTr-' ''n^"'''"'
111! got ou. i|i„„V , ^^ ,'v" ''i"3d; or, lir.w we
«nd KeepiL Lon i8fi8 ,"«' '"*•. '?.'"''• ^'- Fetching
Lon., 1870, I2mo '7 l'v , '"•> i ^""^'' F-"^^'' S'"".
Sc«.Lon..'lS75!-;2mo 7tZ ^%""" ^"^ """rs at
Poems, Lon.. 1,S77 "Lo ?'""'"1 Banners, and other
Kelly, Mrs. J anny. Narrative of m'^y Captivity
MS
,.,jp>ji
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KEL
aiiKiii)! the Sioux Indians, Cin., 1S7I, 12moj now ed.,
llartturd, Ccmn., 1873.
Kelly, llev. Frederic Festiis, LL.M., gradu-
atfil at Trinity Hall, Cauibridno ; ordained 1S61 ; vicar
of Cainborwfll aince 188(1. Sermona on S|iociiil Duties;
' fur Cliildrcn, Lon., 1873, 18ino.
Kelly, George Fox. Ki^lit Months in Washing-
ton ; or, .Socnus behind the Curtain, N. Yorlt, 18fl:i, 8vo,
Kelly, Ja Notes upon the Errors of Geology, Lon.,
ISiU, p. Svo.
Kelly, J. J. Silence in Life and Forgiveness in
Death ; fnini the Sjianiah of F. Caballcro, (" Tales for
the Young,") l.on., 188.!, p. Svo.
Kelly, JanieN. The American Catalogue of Books
(Original and Re|irints) publisheil in the United States
from .lanuary, IHIll, to Jnnuiiry, ISOll, N. York, 18ti«,
8vo; .*ame, vol. ii., from January, isfifl, to January,
1871, N. York, ls71, Svo.
Kelly, Jiiiiies Henry. The Draftsman: contain-
ing a Collection of Concise I'recedents in Conveyancing,
Ac, l.on., 1N73, 12mo; 2d ed., Issl.
Kelly, Itev. John, 18iM-187ii, b. in Edinburgh;
I'rosbyterian minister in l.iverpuol from lS2ii. I. Di!<-
courses on Holy Scrii>turo : with Notes and Illu.^trationH,
Lon., 18JII, 8vo. 2. Thu Divine Covenants : their Nature
and Design, Lon., lSlil,cr.»vo. 3. Sermons, Lon., 1807,
p. 8vo,
Kelly, llev. John, an English Presbyterian min-
ister. 1. (Trans.) 1". Gerhardt's Spiritual Songs, Lon.,
1807, lllmo. 2. (Trans.) Who is the .Apostate? a Pass-
over .Story, by A, Saphir, Lon., 1878, lliuio. 3. (Trans.)
Hymns of the Present Century ; from the German, Lon.,
188.^, lOuio. 4. Louisa of Prussia, ami other Sketches.
Illust. Lon., 1888, p. 8vo.
Kelly, John Francis. 1. (Ed.) West Virginia
Statutes, Annotated, St. Louis, 1879, 2 vols. 8vo. 2.
Treati.-ie on the Law of Contracts of Married Women,
Jersey City, N..J., 1882, 8vo.
Kelly, John Liddell, b. 1850. 1. Tahiti, the
Land of Love and Beauty : a Poem, Auckland, N.Z.,
1885. 2. Tarawera ; or, The Cruise of Tuhotu, Auckland,
N.Z., 1887.
Kelly, Mary E. Brief but Complete History of
England, France, and Germany, Phila., 1881, sq. Svo.
Kelly, Mrs. .Mary, (Spence,) daughter of Peter
Spence, F.C.S., of -Manchester, Kng., and wife of Tom
Kelly. 1. A Glimpse of Norway, Manchester, ISIiS. Pri-
vately printed. 2. Time and Chance : n Novel, Lon.,
1881, 2 vols. p. Svo. 3. Memoirs: Illustrated by Tom
Kelly, Lon., 1888, Svo.
Kelly, Matthew. 1. (Trans.) The Power of the
Popes during the Middle Ages, by M. Gosselin, Lon.,
1853, Svo. 2. Calendar of Irish Saints, Lon., 1857, fp.
Svo. 3. Dissertations, chietiy on Irish Church History.
Edited by D. McCarthy. Lon., 1864, Svo.
Kelly, Mrs. Sophia, (Streeten,) [ante, vol. ii.,
SxnEETKN. Miis., add.] 1. The Red Hand; or, The
Ford of the Dee, Lon., L86U, 12mo. 2. The Anchoret
of Montserrat: a Tale, Lon., ISiil, 3 vols. p. Svo. 3.
Types from the Hebrew and Greek Scriptures as Illus-
trated in the Colours of the Raiubow, Lon., ISfift, l2mo.
4. Jessie's Bible; or, The Italian Priest, Lon., 1875,
12nio.
Kelly, T. Rival Claims of Catholicism and Protes-
tantism, Lon., 1888, Svo.
Kelly, Rev. Thomas. Pulpit Trees and Homi-
letio Undergrowth : being Discourses, Sermonio Saplings,
Outlines, and Germs, N. York, l.s87, 12mo.
Kelly, Thomas W. 1. Myrtle Leaves: a Collec-
tion of Poems, chiefly Amatory, L(m., 1824, 12mo. 2.
Rosemary Leaves, [verse.] By T. W. K. Kensington,
1854. Privately printed. 3. Menana : a Romance of
the Red Indians, in Ten Cantos: with Notes; to which
are added The Death Kobe and two other Poems of the
American Woods, Lon., 1S61, 12mo. 4. A Night among
the Fairies, and other Poems, Lon., 1862, 12mo.
Kelly, Walter Keating, [<im(>;, vol. i., add.] 1.
The Life of Wellington, for Boys, 1853, 12mo. 2. The
History of Russia, from the Earliest Period to the Pres-
ent Time, Lon., 1855, 2 vols. p. Svo. 3. Proverbs of
All Nations Compared, Explained, and Illustrated, 1859,
12m": new cd., 1877. 1. Curiosities of Indo-European
Tradition and Folk-Lore, Lon., 1863, p. Svo. (Based
on German books, especially a work by Dr. Kuhn, "On
the Descent of Fire and the Drink of the Gods.") 5.
(Trans.) The Exemplary Novels of Miguel de Cervantes,
Lon., IsSI, 12mo.
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KEL
Kelly, William, [ante, vol. i., Kklly, W., add.] I,
Aoniss the Rocky Mountains : from New Y'ork to Cali-
fornia, Lon., 1S52. 2. A Stroll through the Digging- mI'
California, Lon., 1852, )i. Svo. 3. Life In Victoria; i r.
Victoria in ls:iH and 1858, I,on., 1859, 2 vols. p. Svo.
"(Mieof the I'U'Vcrest, coarsest, must rational and nio--
rlllUckill^^ most (»i'i»'l"e and must Keniiliiely nniilonsKiii
liipdks that liave yet been written about the Land of ili,'
(■(irnslalks."— .Si(. l-tci:, vll, JKi.
Kelly, llev. William, of Guernsey. 1. Christ ani
the Seven Churches, Lon., 1861), Svo. 2. Lectures on
the Hook of Revelation, Lon , 18(11, Svo ; new ed., 1871.
3. Six Lectures on Fundamental Truths, Lon., ISCii, p.
Svo. 4, Notes on the Hook of Daniel, Lon., 18B5, 12iii'i.
5. Iiecturi's (m the Secon<l Coming and Kingdom of th"
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, Lon., ISCifi, p. Svo. cl.
Lectures introductory to the Study of the (Jcjspels, Lon.,
1867, p. Svo. 7. Lectures on the New Testament Doc-
trine of the Holy Spirit, Lon., IsiiS, p. Svo. 8. Lectures
on the Gospel of Matthew, Lon., IsfiS, Svo. 9. l.io-
tures on the Church of God; new ed., rev., Lon., 1>IW,
p. Svo. 10. Lectures ipu the Epistles of Paul the Aposth',
Lon., 1869, p. Svo. 11. Lectures introductory to the
Study of the Acts, Lon., 1870, p. Svo. 12. Lectures in-
troductory to the Study of the Minor Prophets, Li.n,.
1S71, p. Svo. 13. Lectures introductory to the Siiiilv
of the Pentateuch, Lon,, 1871, p. Svo. 14. Chri-i
preaching to the Spirits in Prison, Lon., 1872, liiLii >,
15. Christian Worship : being the Substance of Thrc"
Lectures, lij W. K. Lon., 1873, Svo. 16. The Chris-
tian Hope consistent with Events revealed in Prophecy,
Lon., 1874, Svo. 17. Jesus Forsaken of (iod, and the
Conseciuences, Lon., 1874^ 16mo. 18. Abram : beiu;;
Le-Jtures on Genesis. By W. K. Lon., 1875, Svo. P.i.
Notes on Ezekiel. By W. K. Lon., 1876, Svo. 20.
Notes on the Book of Daniel, Lon., 1879, Svo. ALw,
single sermons, lectures, Ac.
Kelly, William, of Leicester. 1. Notices illus-
trative of the Drama and other Popular Amusement.-,
chiefly in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries, Ac,
Lon., 1S64, p. Svo. 2. Royal Progresses and Visits ti
Leicester. Illust. Leicester, 1S84, 4to.
Kelman, John. The Sabbath of Scripture, Edin.,
1868, 12mo.
Kelsall, Henry. A Comparison of Prophetic
Scripture : with Special Reference to the Antichrist, &r.,
Lon., 1853, 12mo; new ed., 1864.
Kelsey, Charles IS. Diseases of the Rectum and
Anus, Lon., 1883, Svo.
Kelsey, Mrs. Charles E. The Vail Family ; or.
Doing Good. By Thcodelinda, [pseud.] Phila., Isi'c".
Kelsey, Kichard. Alfred of Wessex, [ver-e,]
Battle, 1852, 2 vols. Svo.
Kelso, Isaac. 1. Light, More Light; or, Dani^'or
in the Dark, Cin., 1855, Svo. 2. The Stars and liiiri;
or. The Reign of Terror in Missouri, Host., 1S63, iL'iii".
Kelso, John Johnston. The Plantation of Ire-
land; or, A Review of the Origin and History uf iicr
Earlier Colonial Settlements, Belfast, 1S65, Svo.
Kelso, John II. 1. The Bible Analyzed, N. York,
1883, Svo. 2. Deity .\nalyzed, and the Devil's Dcl'ence,
N.York, 1883, 12mo. 3. Real Blasphemers, N. York,
188H, 12mo. 4. Spiritualism Sustained : Five Lectures,
N. York, 1886, 12mo.
Kellie, John Scott, editor of The Statesman's
Year-Book; was appointed by the council of tlie ItMViil
Geographical Society, in 1884, to make a tour of in-pco-
tion for the purpose of obtaining "fuller infoniuitii'n
regarding the position and methods of geogrnpliii'iil
education in this country and abroad." 1. (Ed.' Tlie
Works of Daniel Defoe, Lon., 1869, Svo. 2. The W^rks
of the British Dramatists: carefully selected fi i ilie
Best Editions: with Copious Notes, Biogra))hie.s .Viv.
Edin., 1870, r. Svo. 3, A History of the Scottish lii.'li-
lands, Highland Clans, and Highland Regiments: "iih
an Account of the Gaelic Language, Literature, mil
Music, by T. Maclauchlan, and an Essay on Hifjliliiii'l
Scenery, by J. Wilson. Edited by John Scott Keltic.
Illust. Edin. and Lon., 1S75, 2 vols. Svo. 4. (Tnins.)
Adventures in the Air, by W. Fonvielle. Illust. Lim..
1877, p. Svo. 5. Geographical Education : Report to
the Council of the Royal Geographical Society, l.on.,
1885, Svo.
" It ought to be in the hands of all public men who are
concerned for the impri)vemeiit of the various pftrt>. .il mir
educational svstem, and especially of secondary srliools
and universities."— Thomas Mi'ik: .leaci., xxxi. 7:i.
t). Report of the Proceedings of the [Royal Geo-
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li "t:"^L"^r^?'::, V- J"-'-f Fort Muokinac.
i>^7i:t": •"":/;,"..?„',"'",'«'!''"'' •'• '«-'«■ -
lia.v.not, for lh„ Ar,„y ," Alil Ui.^oT ']'"'"",' *"■ "'"
•V V...k, IMfil, l»mnf ""i „, '; ' 'h" Hn.e,l S.Htc,
F"iii,.S,L„ Kran., Issl' ' 'i' ' '?' V""""'« "'"'
•I. InfunniUi,,,, fir Itiriu,, Jn l^ss? ''%*^,"""';". '■'<^^'.
.-^l.edal 0,.on«i„„.., issi ' '■ '^^^ *• •^«'"'" '^""g" for
The FavourLof^t•o;■^I ,:'•,•' '"'f^ ''""'' 2.
l:'mo, :i. Osn.on,! T^i,. "/"'"•'"■»•. 'S.'i", .t vols.
121110. .X Alice Uivor, !. 1. '■"•ling, hmu, ls,,:>,
i-n., r^A2.2 v,i; \." v„ \/T;'r- " " 'r'^"-' ''''"^'
I.".... 18,^6, 12mo'fvL ;";■'"'•""'' "^ "■^^■^"l"
MivU, Lon., ISBO , s. ,', ' /'" ."""I ""'i 'he lioau-
KEM
UtTonl of the HouWus an IV "f """!.'' '"••i-^">-o M
I'ir-;, I,«n., ls,l,i. „ s?o '|2 T, T'"'*'"' ""^ '^''vanood
l'evci[ioiial Uiurv. Lon Isii- m . - ,„
aSolituiro; a Uec, rTof li V "!";. '■'• The .'^olaoo of
p. svo. '"^ '"'="' "'"' Feeling,,, Lon., IS68,
Keiiibic, llev, t'liHrlpa r -
Sovenlcon .^^Irnion.:, «, " rioua^'sl hi "; ' V "^'^"^ '•
l-'ino. 2. Thirty F, „r V „ ., J™'-' ''O"-. '''al,
hn,n..o," 1842 "C'Z ml"":.'. "/ !?'^>' "^ "«'"«■"-
en !>a,«„hial Maohinny ; 2d oil i on' wl'Tl""' "'""
Ta^"'":?5^^n;r:;^;-St""'r^-e:::d„ther
i>.e Jhi^f y t ^:;^i;!:,'s^t^';»::;^^ •^T-''''-' 'hat !
in- of jirinciple or c,f ro«ults h.. ,r,^u, '' "'""•''■ "« a maf i
Rn.„! ,,,K.sti,m nf,MviT,rrelM,m,?l',.r!'''''''^7''» "'•-■»''«
IhruiiKhoutlho world."-.", ,Av'* £'."""' ''"'"an society
Mademoiselle de Helle Tslo ^^^nn f ^TT" "^ •'^^•'''""•
01- A. Dumas. Lon, ,s( f ' '™;;'"f , '•''"' '''« French
I" I. r-«D., 18-8, ;i vol,. ,; %!l"'- 3- "•^•""•d of a iiW\.
«i'MhJ';m;.,^l°fl!'^?!;,;;f'«-;;t-ta^
thiji we feel almost t.irinemwl in u.,) '''^:' ^'"'■"lU" nal'ire,
"'■l>:."f the youthful ihaseVnf to''? "■'■'"'^'' 1'^ a view
x.'ivu. »18. i'liases of the ''Iiaraeter,"— .Vadon,
I- Kecords of Later Life, u„ i«s? ■! , i o I
'Mrs Kemble has almost ev?.rvJm„' '"''• ^ *™- '
'hill a letter-writer of II le 1 'tlir wr? o '^^ * correspondent
-""pll^.stralKl,tf,,rwurd.stv^.^[;^^".''"'v™•''«n'' 'iave,-a
l"';"y 'V'-'li«tinguish nVl/eU^^^^^ .1 '''■'"','■ '''"I " ™-
i; ions in delHil ; a knowled! » f.f e L„ .',"''","'«', "nd "'e
il hiiga story, a keen .sen.seofhmnnV I? ''''• "'<' '"""''^ of
'I'll"", and in everythiiiKnerf.. t ,^f,'" '' •^'^■"»i"ve iniagi-
iri'in alfeotation. . . Threorrl ,\?;'''''^^ freedmn
" ''»ir>'^y''KO'''l lea ofS'^'^'i''''''-'. wl"ch is ac
" very clmrniing addition to tuHV-V"'"'"''"'''' "^'"''-'S
"'.".'.■f' --V«/m», XXV ''70 '^ I'tfmture of ' reminis-
hyM!l^ttjrn:/;^l;i;,""'"-™|f'»t« Of letters written
""ill and additional mat er 'im'JV.l ' ',"^™s'"»al explana-
11 i-n.secutive >"irra 1™ "".e""'.',"'' «''«'' "« ,"> maintain
• ■ . The book owes a good deal nf T '™"''' f"" '" ''<'
M'li-'iihir contrast of the two .n„i / "■'', a'Taction to the
'" "• The solitude, 1 e M cSl';';5''^ existence exhibi ed
^;''T"ii.idings,d-the'AnWr,Vannf?M^^^^
'V -' iKul accounts of the ,..«t , , '^"'''''' alternate with
"huh the Krigland Lid t he r '''.'"''"'/''''"•at'-'J soc et"
""^'apableof all r,HiK 'p,' '' V"-"'^ "'''J' J'ears since
tov , ?;:'"'"«■ ,"'"' extlnsiVe v^rieu-'nf" «',■';'■''•'"' ■»»"«■•.
'Ill*', these volumes must he v>oi„ -^ . *"'''Ject and in-
f;;:",'o .1.0 -istings,;,';S'oU^.r/o%\'^«;lp^-^?-^
^^^CuTJ:Z°' ^^^X-P^-e's Plays, Lon. and
*liKhmd' ."' '^Themo^^tTn"' P^^'l'-^'^e^^orsand quite as
ntiifin"'^ ''r' '-o <'eaih g v f,?^\rer,cVi:';' ^^'''''^^
^'-M be reid and' Vo..^^^ P±^-.^^^i^
''^I'll^fi^T^T "' ""^ """"a and In the theatre ■•-
1'- vJrhfc;/;';,t:':;'Kf;^l ': yrs Ke„,„le eve,, [.r
"T Work.) Inasm,,,. h , ? I . , .'V'Y"",'''''''^"' l""-"'r
'"ore 1,, ly ti,e iin.rvelm"inmX 1 .'''''''■'' '"■ '" ''-ali™
N'i'arc."-,S;„w,;/„;., Ivi ";, "»"K'l""tlve power of ■>l,„ko.
_»■ I'oems, Lon., |H.s;i, ,',, ,sv„
]r^^^V"tu:";:^,S':':&;il^''' -r <- mc
Ko;^b['n;:,^^:;;:.'r^vr--"''f^^
While art has done n^x,',' I,';! I''' ,y":" ^'"'t of ,,;,«;;?
that perfeeiion „r foriV whlci ,1 '"r,''' '''■^'•aw to give I
ot eviileinpor..ry poe s , i > , , ""'.'■" "",'' '" "'i' verses
!'« " that or«an cni, I '.',;; ''''^: "'her hand wan,.
Mill arranwioent of r,K " i.^ » lii,|h IP,, most heuu-
barren hlossoni,"- u), .vj '"i' " ''"""*"! '" remain but a
ti^^^"ll&'^^!llCs!,''^: ''™""^''* ■"■velwiU, par.
Kemble, Mariim T r . ,
'^rawing „,„'i l'""" " , p, "'7;'"""'^y I"'''^°"» '"
(Ed.) Art liecreaion "at lid,', ' n"" "'^' '^"'- "■
lu«t. «o,,t., KSMI. „,„''"''■ '" I^eeoratiyo Art. I|.
i^.^ l^?.i:I;:,'d'J:„ii''^''"''""'- K,"f'i™: it. Phy.
"^•10, p. su/ ' "'"'' ^'^"'J'tion and History, Lon.,
I"J|:-":.^n„=It:I!'{;ti^^!•?r«"-'-I^ook,
na^"v:';i;.j''!i^r";.o 'o^'^rT -v'^^^ ^"-
Oxf., 1888, 8vo P • „,i ,•' '■■'"' '■ainily of Kcmevs,
i Ke„,p m7- Y'" ^VT,!","""-' '■'■■'■"'"'ion. ' '
' ter, 'iatiri™," ,.„ 'J'':;":;' ^"''.'^"."'^ H'^"-'-" Daugh-
i-ationson Kng „„„;:, ?",''•• ,''.""•; ""'"• 2- Conver-
i Kemp, Dix„ v w^?' .I^""- '''^^ <"■■ -^vo.
,^vine Authority Of tb:t^^^;::-:ij:;:;t-y
B|a|r';^::;4^:;;,^A J^^o;^P^on of Certam
tle^l"':^!:'787o^-^ "'-""■'> ''■e''''orh7chari.
c^""^ir^r^co£"L^;t!iri.fr:""r '1
sermi.„rL;t:::,l^/:;J;:'''«'"«»'-o^H;:^,i^^^!
I -P^h. of . aentlem^n^Exn; L^! 'lt^Tto;'2!X
' ot ourmtn knowled™ i, , I"''"' '?'->''""' 'he «'opo
I dial leiige themo.MdnLiii novo 11 Y"",''^ ""'lesilatinglv
I -Sat. Jiev., xii. 61U. "«*="' ""vel-reaUer lo name a worse.''
Kemp, Thomas Richarilsnn nn
at Trinity Hall, Cambridge Ih'Sr, S'^"' ?'''»'l"ated
the Middle Temple 18^8 ' ti. r' """^J,'" tlie bar at
Bankrupley, Lon.ri862 Pmo ^"^ "'"' ^""'^''^ '"
Lo^,Th?U, len '/"'• ''•'"^"^^ "f P»""<=-n« ^ a Poem,
J. E.Terp'e,%';:^\«-V «A F.RS., son of Rev.
lege, Cambridge, i72 pan;, «,■■"' r'';'^ "' '^"""^- Col-
Temple 18-;!. ^' Ho»;„"n ' '%"'" """" "' ""-'Inner
tureSn Linkage,. llTu, iTn" ■^^-'*>'" ^'"«- " 1"'°-
Theory of Alftl ema ica ' Form 'r PhV' ?™' -". The
actions,) Lon., 1887, "to ' (^ '"'"sophical Trans-
of TeZfap'htef """"r*' '"""'"' of ""= 'Society
of Civif ESgin'^e"? "Tn,:'„','^"f'^; "' ""•' ^-"i'» '
: ing, Lon., llr6,"l2mo f j";e";'-t4 "' ^'^"'""'" T^"'
I IS J4, ismo. 2 Job • n r """'"P^- fon the AVar,] Lon.,
12mo. 3. Elijah a "^ "' f lectures, Lon. Ls.,.',
' 1»<62, fp. 8vo T(eS )''Th"|/^T ^"'' l""""'' Lon.
panions f.- the Devout Tifef^fj!.^"''''"'-^' •• ^om-
8vo. '^''"' ^''0' '""'•. '8r5-76, two series,
Ke. "^«v. John nniia„..M. A., graduated
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at UniviT.ity Coll-'Ke, D.irhum, 1857; ordnined IMS; Roiimrki on P«»tnrul Vi-ilin^ ain.,n|{ tho Woleyi-n.,
" '■- ■ ' '- HcKurvatiiin iif Iho I,on., 18,i2, 12mo. 2. Uiiinliks of iin hvungulut, l.oii.,
chttpliiin lit Almlelrii sinuo IHH?.
Tit ' 1 »'.._ *l... <l..b »
m^,>;\ SueiuinL.nt for ll.« Siek nn.l Dving not inonn- 1H.'..1, IL'n.o. :i Keocnlrioity j or, A Che.k f. Cen»
i.ii.toi;t with the linlor of tho Chiircli of KiiKlaml, I.on., '''"i',*"'"'"' ';;"'•; '|^'1|'' ,'_""'."
tholr Consti-
1,SH7, Hvd.
Kcmplay, Clirifttuplier. CometH
tution mi'l I'lmsB.'". i.un., IS51I, Svo.
Kempiier, N. t'omiiioii-Scnao Socialism, IjOD.,
IS.H7, .Svo.
KcinpNon, M., IhmuI of tiic eduoation doiiartiiitnt
of llie NortliWfStiTn I'roviiiei'H if India. (Trann.) i'lic^
Kc|.unl«iKe of NusHooli i from llio Original llindustaul, (.iiio. 1. ( IraiiH.i
[of Maulavi Nai'ir .Alimad:] with a I'rufaoo by Sir i Italian L\h, hy I.
Williiini Muir, I,on., ISSI, X\;i.
Kempt, Koburt. I. (Kd.) Tho American Joo
.Miller, l,on., Isii.), Hi 2. I'enuil and Tali'lte: being
lliogniiiliiciil ChaiitcM..' on Art and Anocdotcn of t'oiitom-
n.Hurv I'iiinKMS, ,tc., I,on., 1S8II, l2mo.
Kuiiiptliorne, John, iirincipal of Ulaekheath
I'roiiriitar.v Sidiool. Hrief Wordi on School Life, Lon.,
I soil, l2nio.
Keinptuii, Ilpiiry TalttTNliall KmowU-h. EId-
mcnis of the Anatomy and Disease.^ ol tlio I'eeth, hon.,
ISihl, Sv.i.
KcniMhenil, W. li. EloniiMit-i of Inoiganie ( lieni-
iiitry, (■' Kli'iiU'Mtary .Science" Ser.) lilu'l. N. York,
ls"'l, irmio ; new ed., enl., I-on., lss|, r.'i
Keiillll, Thoiilft!* S. North Carolina Supremo
Court Keporlr', vols. Ixxvi.-l.x.v.xi.i., (1>'77-S3,) Kaleigh,
1^7S■SI, Nvo.
Keiichio, Suyenmtz, an attacliif of the Japane«o
le;,'ationin I, hni. (Trans.) Gcnji Monogatari ; a Jap-
anese Homanee, I.on., 1SS2, p. Svo.
"ItlsverventerlaliiliiKin Itself, and . . . the Iranslfttor
shows a reinarkaljlu coinnnuid of KiiKllsh. — .tfud., xxl.
22H.
Keiitlall, AinoH, [■mt,; vol. i., add.,1 178!i-ISftl).
AulobioHraphy. Kditod by his .Son-in Law, Willnim
Stieknev. Iliiist. Host, and .\. York, 1S72, Svo.
"The'easiial ulinipses it Rives at the private life of New
Hamiishire, of Kentnekv. and (pf Wasliiimlon, ii Keiiera-
tlnii or two ai,'.i, nrr what will nlve it its eliief interest to
(!enenil readers."— .Vndo/i, -w. lii.
Ki-lidllll, H. J. A T'reatise on tho Horse and his
Uisea.ses. Illn.«t.
Claremont, N.ll., IS71I.
Ki'iulall, t'hnrles. The Christian Minister in
Earnest; or, Tlie Life of A. Sinitli, Lon., ISot, llime.
Witli Kksd.m.i.. IIkxuy, Strange footsteps I or, Thoughts
on the I'rovidenee of liod, Lon,, 1S7I, p. Svo.
Kendall, .Mrs. K. I). 1. The .Iudge'.s Sons: a
Story of Wheat and Tares. Illust. Host., Is7ll, IHmo.
2. lien Farrar's K.\perienoo of Iho Sunny Side of tlie
Cross, Host., I87II. .'i. The Stanil'o-ds uf Staniford's
Folly. Illust. Host., 1S72, lliin
Moxieo under Maxi-
Kendnll, John Jennings
milian, Lon., I>7I, p. Nvo.
Kendall, l.anm K. I. (Trans.) The Ueturn .f
tho I'riueoss ; a Novel, by .laecpies Vincent, N.York,
ISSO. 2. (Trans.) Numa Uoumestan, by Alplnmse Duo
del, N. York, ISMI, Ito. .'I. (Trans.) Xenie's Inhurii
anie; from tho French of II. Ori'ville, I'hila., INHI, ^ij
A Strange iMarriage : a Story of
(Jualdo, N. York, IHsl, tlo. :,.
(Trans.) A Child of Israel; from the French of Edounrd
(ladol, I'hila., |sS2, sq. IBmo. fl. (Trans.) 'I'ieket No.
«fi72; from tlio French ipf Jules Verne, N. York, Issr.,
2 jiarts, lllmo. 7. (Trans.) Whieli ? or, llc'lwein Tn.p
M'oincii ; from the Fren •h ,jf Ernest Daudet, I'hila., |SS7,
Kimo, S. (Trans.) Marie Hose, by F. l»u lloisgobcy, N.
York, 1SS7, llo.
Kendall, Miss .May. I. From a (iarret, Lon.,
18H7, 12mo.
"A series of sketches ofllfe in East London, written
with Intense and penetraliiiK hnnian sjiuiiatby. ami lieiir
Inn witness everywhere either to intlnmle knowledge .ir
to that quick IniiigiiiMtlve vision which is hardly less trust-
worthv.^— /Ic.|p(., xxxll. ■.m.
■>. Dreams to Sell, [verse,! Lon., 1 887. l2mo.
"We alruailv knew, from 'That Very Mali.' that Miss
Kenilall had iio lack of wits, or of wit ; bill in tliiit llrst
book (pf hers there was (ipo little .pipler, T. rcap| it rp'
(liiired etliprt. ... In liip- present vppliiiue tin' licvernev-
anil the wit have mole justice ilpuie them, piwIiik tP) the
restraints of verse."— ^liii''., xxxll. ;!i:!.
With Lami, A.viiiiBW, That Very Mab, Lon., Is.s.,,
Ilaio. Anon.
Kundit;, A. II. Sparks from my Forge, (" l'ul|iit
Talks,") Host., 1S71I, l2mo.
Kl'ndo, T. A. Treatise on Silk- and Tea-Culture
iinil other Asiatic Industries adapted to tlie Soil an.l
Climate ppf California, Sun Finn., 187(1, l2ino.
Kendrick, Asahfl Cliirli, D.D., LL.D., [f (»,
vol. i., add.] 1. The Life and Letters of Jlrs. Eini!.. t\
Judson, N. Y'ork. ISRl), l2mo.
"The record (pf licr eiirlv life is extremely interestini.'.
p„^".l,n'r7r\'t Vs78 l'>ino- 4th ed i ""< only as dlspbiyinj; the energy of ii seriously active
Enosburg, \ t., 1S7», Urao, «n tu., ,„|,|,|_f, ^,,,.1 ,,[ Aniericniilzed Cliarbptte llront(\-bul as
lllnslratinKthestrttliKueliaracterof Anieriean lii.slitiitlons."
— .sii(. Jta'., xl. J.'ji.
2. (Ed.) Our I'oetical Favorites, N. York, 187il-7:i,
two series, l2mo; new ed., |88l).
Kcndrick, Janii-N, M.D., d. 1882; b. at Wuring-
ton, Lancasliire; son of James Kcndrick, (aitli , vol. i.)
I'ldliles (pf Warrinwlipu Worthies, Lon., IS.'il, r. Jto.
Kenualy, Kdward VniiKhan Hyde, LL.D.,
[oa(p, vol. i., ap|d.,] 18IS-l8sli; gained notoriety Ijy lus
defence of the Ticliborne "claimant." and by libellpjiis
Kendall, Rev. Edmund Halt". 1. The Twin articles in a ]iaper called The Englishman, which ieil to
■ ■" " "" ' "" his expulsion from the bar; was a niemhor of I'arliii-
nient for a short time, but lost his seat in ls80. Fui-
biog., see lill.I., II. '1, kii^)'". I. Poems and Transla-
tions, Lon., 1803, ■ o. 2. E. W. Montagu, [pscupi.:!
an Autobiography, ..on., ISfiU, p. Svo. 3. Choice Kx-
tractsfroiii the" Eprlisbman," Lon., 1874, Ito. 4. ( IM.i
The Trial at liar of Sir Koger Charles Doughty Ti.li-
borne, Hart., Lon., 1875, fol. 6. I'oetical Works, Lon.,
lS7.')-7il, ;i vols. p. Svo.
Kenington, Thonins, I,ockyer, J. I'., mil
Leach, C. W. The Village Wreath, Lon., IsC'i, I2iiai,
Kenly, John Reese, b. 1822, in Haltimore, .MpI.;
admitted to tlio bar 1845; served in the Mexican war
and in the civil war, and brovctted inajor-gcnenil uf
volunteers 1865. Memoirs of a Maryland Volunteer in
the War with Mexico, 184(!-48, Phila., 1.873, Svo.
Kennn, Ella. Chimes and Knells, Lon., IST7, p.
Sisters: a Narrative of Facts. Lawrence C'.ty, 1848,
Kimo. 2. Poems, Host., 1S50, Kimo. 3. (Ed.) Voyages
and Travels of A. Sampson, 1852, l2nio.
Kendall, Harriet. A Lakeland Story, [verse.]
Illust. Lon., 1887, f(i. Ifiino.
Kendall, Henry. The Kinslii|i of Men ; an Argu-
ment from Pedigrees ; or, Ocncalogy viewed us a Science,
Lull., IsSS, cr. Svo.
Kendall, Henry Clarence, 1842-1882, b. at
I'lladuila. New South Wales ; became a journalist in
Sydney and afterwards in Melbourne. I. Poems and
Songs, Sydney, ls62, 12mo. (This the autlior after-
wards suppressed as a crude production.) 2. At Long
Hay ; Euroclydon ; Poem.s, Sydney, n. d. 3. Leaves
from Australian Forests, Melbourne, lSfi9, 12ino. 4.
Songs from the Mountains, Sydney, 1S8U. 5. Poems,
[collected ed.,] Melbourne, IS8ti, or. 8vo.
Kendall is the first poet of Australian birth wluise Svo.
poems have taken a permanent place in Australian lilera- : Kcnnan, George, b. 1845, at Norwalk, Huron Co.,
turc. . . . More than any other his vviirk is redolent of the 1 Q became a telegraph-cperator, and was in the en-
1^U^fr^l^'''i^ll^yl^::^u::^X::^^^^^ \ r'oy-nt of the uLil-An^rican Telegraph Cp.iiinany us
COnteinpiiriliie;-. jn m;- ,,;i.~,. u.vit ..^ .-.. ..t. ■- •- — ^ — •,- [ ; -, t, , . . lu,*- fit ' 1 ,.
ping gorges, a perfume of the odorous gum-fure-sts, a dis- 1 leader of an exploring party 18h,)-li(i, and as
tinet impress of native infliK-'iices which ha_ve_ never been 1 inlendent of construction for the iniddlc district
uper
{ the
er(p.s,scil bvaeiual contact with the aspects of Nature in the ! guierian division 18l!fi-68, when the enterprise wa
()ld World. Wild-tlowx're (If song sw-ift nW^^^^^^^^^^ I j,hj„ ^e made an extensive joarno:
wind and rhymes of ram, the mournlul iiiarsli-lovvl s cry. , *. • *i. r, i- lour qc *l^.../.n..
tlie bark of the wild dingo, the notes of tlie silver-voiced of exploratum in the Caucasus, and in 1885-8(. trasolle,
bell-bird, and the changefnl forest life around him, set to
woodland mu.sic, arc Kcicinll's best otVerlngs. His reed
was of no great compa-ss, but hud a few sweet notes that
llngnr in the ear and bring back visions of the lonely bush
in I. manner which no other writer has accomplished. —
Cunkmiiurary Hev., 111. 407.
Kendall, Rev. James, Wcsleyan minister. 1.
rnoy
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fifteen thousand miles through Northern Russia and Si-
beria, visiting the prisons and penal suttlcmcutr, nmking
observations and collecting information from exiles and
officials, which he has embodied in a series of articles
in the Century Magazine. Tent-Life in Siberia, and
Adventures among the Koraks and other Tribes in Kuuit-
KKN
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■liliuissioii of , Jew. inf„ |..„ ' '. ■ ''*"• •'■ "lo
;i'V""-" con.t;,.,;;i:; L:^"^' ^ ^.•^^I'-r'r-"'
iii-hopi;f,saii,bu,.;'r.^;, ,:'■'•,""•■'' -'''''r^''' "• 'i'"
^■|"^1 Manifesto," [s " s .' '1' T"""" "'^ "'" " ''^I'l'-
""•!'• Origi,,, HiJtorv m«.^inf' "^'' ""'' ""vifws :
:.n on ,!:„ L^ J;*^° i r';'-"- '•■-01' ana Dr. TIHH
"'■ Sl.ro,v..b , Iv r 1 .."'.•^L '."V^".^" 'I'" li-a,l...,a.,.eV.I,ii;
of .Sl.row.bui-.v Oran.n.a^.Sehi;"!'
l''»'o. Anon. I l\"fi rhu . ' "c",""- '■""•• I"*"".
;i.,ii .r ■.'"■ ""'" i roie.ssor I'oivi"'
»l or. the .Supernatural, Lon., ,s,iV Svo 7 A nr
' "' Conlirinat on, Lon Is.w •>...,' "' , J", ^ '"""■
"'"« Stun, sivo EcC"' 'e'rVl,:. «• /EJ-) Arun-
"\*':. 'm, p. ,Svo.
l-"."..l: an A^i ',.'„' /J"?"""" L'"-- 'i'l'" I-t'
vol.
'- •'- AlHice.,, .s^!!'?,:;,!?;-""/^- "■■. Comfort
^^ou.l, after the H'ar, Lon, mTTto '^™'"' ' "^' ''"« '
^';r;han.lK,,Klan.l."-,v;;;;„,''V.'\""l>. ""J between tl
letu» of Plato :' wit" Tr, n.l ii . v' ''"''•' ^'"^ '^'''<•'^■-
oeio» ; With Tran.,'ia;ti'.l': 'i^,:': \^:r^f'7'-
! Part l" 'Lon.,;SHtro"" '" ''"'■ ^" "'""'^'^ K^P'/-
: at^r;h,":;f ^'„!,t^4- j:!i«v«« ""'^""^v "■''•■ «"■»'-'
; i bont of .sV John *' .nti t a , I ' '• '""r' '^^' •' '"'"■"-
I cal Seminary: M„;i',,""m.;;'"'^'I"'I "^ ''« 'il'^ologi-
I in Relation i t IC^ml.. 't of ;h:.7''T ^'™'''''"« ^'"'^'^
I Juism, IS(i;(. 2 A Fpw W ,""-'<■ """-"ver-.v with Jlin-
I I'riesthood, Sfi6 i 7h. n "" r"'t ^"^'""« '"' "'«
Supiemaey li Lved bv ,m 'T' ""^^ ""' "°'""" ^ee to
j Antiquity; MBl'! ^ " *"""■" """iun of Catholic
npartl.1 ! 'sJ^-.'sef.'bVoth^r R:v"if "i-J' i'""" T"' '• -"<!-]
^^'^^' 'lue .South Lon""S?"';,''i- ^"''^■' " Settler's Hanniba: a Poem Hir, " . "^"' ^""- "**"' **'»• 2
J«"..edy, c«.„i.S',^^ -J. ,^ J Kenned;: CrAmS'T' '.'I'/ '^'"^^
»» Alexander, manager of the Union
came known aVtheZnr^ae^" ^"''^ " '«^« «"'' b"
tl.e civil war, becatue nfnna^^'' ' ??"'"'* "' <>'>''?'»'■> '»
Union in 18 oTrraduUeS a^^^f ''l""- "V"'^ <^''"«"''»
1878, and has since practised V"'?'"''"' J"'" School in
vHie, Tenn., im.''^^' ^- ^:^-^^^^^y,^^^.
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Voi'iiK, »nJ Thottp' in f I'lte. "<. York, Isrtil, |2m(j. 3.
(,'la«« Cii»im»«nl"»i ' Oi»fi ' ir'iiiiniitn N. Y.irk. ISflU,
IZin-i. 4. T//(- .' '■• "f ■ •rtsa, /I I >.) IK7I1.
||*linedy, U »tiu '' -'i n Nt < i. hIiu,
>ilti* '•'" f»»)ly. irv „,„. urid IW M.rim- |i,. ■ 'if Ih*
WoHlf ^fl'W 'i*^i IS8B. F<" 'li'lg-, '«• hKV.tlM'-'.
Mai>*,i(i». '■hl't'i- Kcnofaj '^oloniiil Travel i ii N .i'
riitlvc •<« « jF'iur Years' I'l.u, i?: PHljjh Au»lrilli», Kew
Zeiilnii'l, ^'miiiilil, .l.'., I,on., IH'it,, p. Hvn.
"I'l'', "krlUT \» tlinniiiuhly (iiiprftcTitlciiis. rthiii'" I'ltlier
fth '.wii fsjM'rIciiii'. Ill t'lvi'S till' iiiilh'irlly (111 whuli 111"
n--,.^,,,.. ■ ■.!.■ I'liM'il. iiiiil >U'er> II iiiiilcllr iinirn' lu'lHi'rii
' iMiiMii. . . . Tlif one iMiilt which ««
u , I la n tuiiduiit'y to iirulix 'y."— .Icm/.,
He0mf'4f, K. 11. I "ur Your* in Ijueensliiu I I'Uii.,
ISTii, t:,„'"
kciiM* fl I ^-"I'u, P'l' Spoi'tro Chivfliiin : ii
I'lMiii, Ufimim . l^liT, M'imii.
licilliiuly, 1'^, 1., ! Iio Stirakljnikor'8 iIiiii<l-Duuk,
Iiiih., IS^''. sill. Sup; LM .■(, Hiiiiii! yt'nr.
lioiiiicdy, Kdwnrd Nliirlcy. I. ThiuiHlitpi mi
Ui'iiiX. I.iiii., isrill, Hvii. 2. 'I'lid l.ilurtf.V mikI i1i« l.iiily.
I.iin., ISiil), Svo. ;i. Thu I'lililio Sclioiil : p-Ii'iwIiik' how
It fiiri' I with Jiilinr.y iifter hii run uwiiy li'iiii Damo
Kiii'p|iiiV : tho l'liiyiiin-l''i''l'l»i l-uii,, l>7l, 12iii". Amin.
Ki'iinctly, (Ivory, .M.l).,il. Ins;. I. Olxiriiitimia
on oli,<ti.tni' Aii'oiiltiiti'iii, Dublin, is.'l.'l, ll'ni'i. 2. Iloa-
jiltiili.'iii mill Zyiiiiilii^ Di.ioiiKi'H ; 2il oil., I,iin., IsUii, Svo,
Kciimdy, (iilltcrt <iuorKi>i M.A., l>. tS44 ;
Uni'limli'il lit Triiiily C'lillcj,'!', Ciiiiiliriilxi' i I'lillwl tii the
liiir lit till) Iiiiii'r 'ri'iiipli,' Isyiii rocnnlur ul ili'iiiilhiiin
dime iss;!. With .■^.iNimi^, .Imis .S.itth:ufiki.ii : I. Tho
Liiw of liiinil Dniiniigc ami Sowura, Lun., 1nS4, svo. 2.
A (iulile tu the Cuul-Miiieit UogulatioD Aet, \M', Liin.,
18«S, 8vo,
Kt'iiiH!dyi !!■ niiscrviitioni nn Fatty Heart: nn
Eamiy. 1,011., I SMI, |i. Svo.
KiMiiiudy. Iloriice Milton, h. |s.'i2, nt Mmbon,
Conn. ; grailiiateil nt Coinell I.S74 ; a tiacher at tlie I'oly-
touhnii' Institute, Ilrooltiyn. (Tran«.) Karly KnglUh
Liierature, to WiulilV, iiy iiernlianl ten Drink, l.on., 1883,
121110.
Kennedy, Cnpt. llnRli A. Waifn and Strays,
chii'lly Irom the I'liofls-Iloiiiil, Um., I.SI12, I'p. '^vo.
Kennedy, Mrs, llngh A. The Heart ami the
Mind ; True Worda on Training and Teaching, Ac.,
Lon., ISlHI, fp. svu.
Kennedy, J. I'hn Natural History of .Man : Eth-
nogriipliy, lion., Isjll, 12uu>.
Kennedy, J. Ennii.<h Landed Title : it.< . "Safest and
liest Keroriii, Lon., ISIiJ. ]i. .Svo.
Kennedy, J. It. HLitory of tho Civil War in the
I'nited States, rriiiii its Coiiiiiieneeiuent in ISBI to Jan-
uary, 1802, N. York, 18112, 12mo.
Kennedy, Jumes, H.Ii.M. judge in tho .Mi.\ed
Court of Havana. 1. Modern Poets and I'oetry of
.Spain. I,on., lSa2, Svo. 2. (Questions on the Supposed
Lost Tribes of Israel, Lon., Isja, Svo. 3. Ethnolngieal
and I'hilologieal Essays, Lon.. ISaS, 3 parts, Svo. 4.
Essays, Ethnologieal and Linguistic. Edited by C. M.
Kennedy. Lon., Isiil, Svo.
Kennedy, Jnines, .M.A.. went to India as an agent
of the Chui"'i Missionary Society in 1S3S, and remained
there, excc|it uuring an interval of a few years, (18112-
(l.'i,) until 1877. 1. The (ireat Indian Mutiny of 1857:
its Causes, Features, and Results, Lon., 185S, Svo. 2.
Christianity and tho Religions of India: Essays, Mirza-
pore, 1874, Svo. 3. The Doctrines of the Bible Conlirmed
and Illustrated by Observation and E.xporience. Mirza-
poro, 1876, Svo. 4. Life and Work in lienarea and Ku-
ini'oi:, 1830-1877 : with an Introductory Note by Sir
William Muir, Lon., 1884, cr. Svo.
'• 1 ri'i,'ard this book :is possessing a rare interest, not nnly
for ilie missionary student, but eiinallv .so for the general
reader,"— SiK W Mt'in : Iiitfudiicttinj .\'oli:.
Kennedy, }><:v. Jiinies, U.l). I. (Trans.) Moses:
a Biblical Study, '.i. .'. .T. van Ooaterzee, Eiin., 187a, p.
Svo. 2. (Trans.) . '-x oi tho Hebrew Lxnguiige of
the Old Testament, • il. INval'l, Edin., 187l., Svo. 3.
Introduction to ',!hlii- ; V, ,••: Grudval Instruction
in the Language oi l-i-.i v /'csMinen', ^...n., Isss, <vo.
Kennedy, Jann i ■-«'!».r'''U Shnw. Tho
Y'outh of the Periii i. L^-n. '■'!>. [- -vo.
Kennedy, Jai<s*f- S5a: "Ut.ii. Tho Earl," .;,■
of Mornjonism, Lni.., 18f .>, p, ''o.
Kennedy, Rev^ James I'nughton, M.A., grad-
uated at Trinity College, Dublin, 1864; ordained 1866;
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KEN
rector of .'Stlllorgan since ISTli. Changis in the Liturgy
and Arlicli's in Eli/ahelli'- Heinii, Lon., |S73, Hvii.
Kennedy, <ien. NIr JnnieH Hhiiw, K.C.U., i;»i
-186A, educated at the Royal .Military t'ollcga; euinuii<
• iuneii as ensign |s|ij; suncl in the Peninsular Uh I
Witterloo' inipalgns. I. Notes 'in the Itifi'iaia of tin ii
Uritais »i. Ireland, Lon., Is.'iW, ^vo; Itli od, iniuo yiwi,
'i. Notw on the IliiltIo of Waterloo: with a UrIef Mi-
inoir, l.iin.. IsiJi, Sv,,. Posth.
KeiHied) Jane, [•mir, vol. 1., add.) I. ."ihall w,.
talk aliuiil Aii^'ls' Lon., ia,js, Svo. 2. .Shreds in, I
Patches; or, Patlii- iind llathim, Lon,, l8jS, Svo. 3. Tin
Name, Lon., |s.,s. ^vo.
Kennedy, Itev. .lolin, .M.A., D.D., Tndopen'Unt
niiliii'ter of Sti piicy ; lioii'irary professor of New Colli'iir,
Loii'M 'fi ; pi'i'sident of the < 'ongregatiolial riiioii .d' En.*.
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Exeuip; 'cl in the Life and Chanii'ler of Daniel. Lmi..
|S|8, I2m'il new eJ., entitled "lliiniel: his Life iii.l
Its Lessons," ls5S. 2. Tlie Natural History of Man;
or. Popular Chapters on Ethmigraphy. Lon., Is.'il, 2 vol-.
12ino. :,. Th.' Divine Life: a llook of Facts an<l Hi-.
tiirii'S, Lon.. IsfiO. I2iiiii; new id., IS77. 4. Service umI
KulVering: .Meiiioir/ of the Lite of Rev. ,Iohn Moris'.ii,
Lon., ISiKI, p. Svo. ."i. Work and ConHlct; or. The Divii.i'
Life in its Progress, Lon., Is6u, Svo. 6. May-Day ii:
Stepney, Past and Present, Lon., ISfll, 16i 7. IL-
brew Servitude and American Slavery: an .Vttempt i"
prove that the Mosaic Law furnishes neither a llasia ii r
an Apology for American Slavery, Lor., 1863, Svo. s.
liest under tho Slii.dow of tho lireat R.uk, Lou., |sr,4,
12ino. i). A Statement and a Plea on the .Subject of ihc
Special Training of Missiunarios, Lon., IsB.',, Svo. In.
Shall we go back to Roiuei' Lectures, Lon., IsiWl, |
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ship of Rome, Lon., 1871, Svo. 12. Seven May-Daj-:
Discourses and Lectures to the Young at Stepney, I, mi ,
1872, l2ino. 13. Our Place in Cliristendom and in the
Catholic Church: Inaugural .\dilress, Lon., IS72, svi.
14. llur Lord's Teaching concerning tho Sabbath, Lmi.,
1874, lllino. I.'i. Hyper-Evangelism "anuther (J ,aiiul :"
a Review of the Itccoiit Roligioui Movements in Scotianl;
7th eiL, Lon., IS7S, Svo. 16. A Brief Defence of Su|iir-
natural Chrittianity, Lon., Is7.i, 12mo. 17. Memoir nf
,Iaiuos Kennedy of Aberfeldy, Lon., 1875, svo. H.
Why I believe in (iod the Father Aliiiighty, Lon., 187.',
Svo. Ifl, Shall we Jiray, or shall we not? c liuc-li"ii
for Youiii Men, Lon., |S70. l«mo. 2ll. Pilate's Qucs-
tion, " .\ iionce art Thou?" an Essay, Edin., 1S77, ji.
Svo. 21. The People called Indeiiendcnts ; with lielulinn
to their Doctrinal History and lieliels, Lon., IS7S, sn..
22. The tiospels: their Age and Authorship traced IVmu
tho Fourth Century into the First. Lon., ISSU, p. s\o.
23. A Popular Hand liook of Christian Evidences. I.uii.,
1880-83, 2 liarts, p. Svo. 24. Tho Resurrection of .Usiis
Christ an Historical Fact: with an Examination ol Nut-
uralistic Hypotheses, Lon., 1881, p. Svo. 2a. The Ms-
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with an Examination of some Modern Theories, Lon.,
1884, p. Svo. 27. The Self-Revelation of ,Iesua l.'lih^t;
with nn Examination of some Recent Naturalistic Hy-
potheses, Loll., 1SS7, Svo.
Kennedy, Hev. John, D.D., lsiiM884, h. nt
Killcarnan, Ross-shiro, Scotland ; ordained minister uf
Dingwall ISII ; afterwards joined the Free Chinch, iiiil
in IsSI took a pioiiiinent part in the pn^ i ution of Prof.
Robertson Sniitli. F'or biog.. see Ai i.ii, A., ^ i/"". 1.
The D>,. of the Fathers in Ross-shire, Edin.. 1 SI,
Svo; 4tli ed., |S(i7. 2. The Apostle .t <h'i !■ i. (e
and Labours of Dr. McDonald, I •.... I ■'>', ^ . ■!.
Man's Relations to (iod traced in the Light uf "the
Present Truth," Edin., IStill p. Svo.
Kennedy, John. 1. 'hie Philosophy of Sihool
Discipline, N. York, 1877, ISino. 2. The School and the
Family : Ethics of School Relations, N. York, !.'-"3,
I6mo. I
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ii., add.,] 17!ta-lS7(l. For biog., see Tickeiiman. II. T.,
iu/rtt. 1. DIackwater Chronicle : a Narrative of an E.\-
pedition in Randolph County, Virginia. Dy tlie Clerko
of Oxenforde. N.York, 1853. 2. The Border Slatea:
their Power and Duty in tho Present Pisopiei'i'il Con-
dition of the Country, Phila., 1861, Svo. 3. The I'livi-
lego of tho Writ of Habeas Corjius under the I'un-lilu-
tion of tho United States. By Common Sense. I'hila.,
1862. 4, Slavery tho mere Irotext for the Kelicllion,
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KtMit, J. T. Scxuivl Xeurosi?, St. Louis, 1850, Hmo.
Kc:l(, James. The Johnson Manor: a Tiilu of
Olilen Time in New York, N. York, 1H77, cq. 12nio.
Kent, Mrs. John. (EJ.) Kcoolleelions of a Coun-
try Uootor, hon., IHt^O, 12uio.
Kent, Marianne. I'liilip Mordant's Ward; a
Novel, Lon., l.St^S, or. Svo.
Kent, Philip. 1. (Tran,-.) The Cat and the Battle-
dore, and other Stories, by Honorfi do Lahao, Chic,
188n, 12iuo, 2. (Trans.) I'oor Relations: Cousin Pons,
by II. de Balzac, IHSO, 12mo.
Kent, Robert. Siiered Hours by Living Streams,
Lon., IKWi, I). Svo; now ed., 1876.
Kent, S. H. 1. From (iath to the Cedars : Exjiori-
enoes of Travel in the Holy Land and I'ahnyni. Ulust.
Lon., 1S74, !>. Svo. 2. Within the Arctic Circle: E.x-
jieriences of Travel through Norway, the North Cape,
Sweden, Ac. Lon., 1S77, 2 vols. p. Svo.
Kent, William. The .strength of Materials,
(" Science" .'^er.,) N. York, 1S7<,», 24ino.
Kent, William Charles Mark, (known as
Charles Kent,) b. 1S23, in London; educated at Os-
oott College ; called to the bar at the .Middle Temple 18 j«,
but adopted journalism as a profes.sion ; was editor for
twentv-tive years of the London Sun, and in 1874-81 of
the W'eckly Register. 1. Catholicity in the Dark Ages,
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Eminent Conservative Statesmen. Bv Mark Rochester,
Lon., 1866, Svo. 9. The Charles Dickens Dinner: an
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Dickens prior to his Departure for the United States. By
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ment; being Cabinet Pictures. By a Templar. Lon.,
186'J, Svo. Anon. 11. Poems; new ed., Lon., 1870, p.
Svo. 12. Mythological Dictionary, Lon., 1870, ;i2mo.
i:). Charles Dickens as a Reader, Lon., 1S72, p. Svo.
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(He also edited the works of "Father Prout," Burns,
Moore, and other authors.)
Kent, William Henry. (Trans.) Sedaine's Le
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Kent, William Saville, F.L..S., F.Z.S., F.R.M.S.,
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Islands, Lon., ISSli, Svo.
Kent, Wyndham. Burns, [verso.l Lon., ISa'J, Svo.
Kentish, Thomas. I. A Treatise on a Bo.i of In-
struments and the Slide Rule, Lon., 1817, 12mo; new
ed., 185S. 2. Timber .Measuring, Lon., 1866, Svo.
Kentish, Thomas. I. Cicsar in Britain : a Poem,
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Recovery of the Prince of Wales, Lon., 1S72, Svo.
Kentish, Thomas. The Pyrotechnist's Treasury;
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Lon., I87S, cr. svo.
Kenwaril, James. 1. For Cambria; Themes in
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of Lloyd, First Lord Kenyon, Chief Justice of Englan I,
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intentions; but a relative i.s iieeessurily biassed, ami tlieri-
are part.s of Lord Kenyon's ehanieter-bis iiarsnnuiiv, lus
strong temper, and his blundering in Knglish and iii Lalni,
which he was foolishly fond ot inapimiprmtely >,iiiotmi;
on the bench-on which Lord Caniiibell, followiii).' Mr.
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1S84, Svo; 2d ed., 18S7.
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Lon., 187S, 12U10. ,,,,,,-.
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Keppel, F. H. High and Low ; a Novel, N. \'irk,
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Keppel, Gen. George Thomas, sixth l.nri
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MA.ioit (iKouGR, add.,] 1799-1891, b. in London; entcn,!
1 thearniv in 1815, and was present at the battle of \Uter-
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^ "'it wcuild he strange, indeed, if the inaii who wa- the
friend id- the Princess Charlolte, who liiullouKhtji', "'"W-
loo, and who bail met in the course (d a long lileiiinc the
celebrated m almost every capital ol Kuiope, emil. imt
have written an interesting biou'raphy. Uulouraulh.,! Ins
done something more than merely record and reiium .t ,
he has opinions of bis own which have their weiiiht, hi
has studied and not mcrelysecn life, Ins hnmoiir is "iiii. ,
he can tell a story well, and he is good eiioiii;li when iii
has to be instructive to be as light and agrcealile a- 1ki>-
sible,"— .lend., ix. 4.V.',
Keppel, William Coutts, Viscount Hury,
(now Karl of Albemarle,) K.C.M.G., son ol the pre
ceding; b. 1S32; served in the army IS4x-.i:;; civil
secretary and superintendent-general of Indian alliur'
in Cnn'.da 1854-56; M.P. 1857-65 and 1868-74: ciilW
to (he House of Lords a» F.ord Ashford 1876; under-scc-
retary of state for war 1878-80 and 1885. I. Sug-estioii-
for an llniform Code of Standing Orders on the Organ-
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1860, 12nio. 2. E.xoduB of the Western Nations. Lon,,
186,^ 2 vols. Svo.
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and other Se'imon . Edin 'i^^^^'^-^S"" ""^ 'he Rain,
Series. Kdin., I8S i or 8™ 9,1 l""?""'' S""""''
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p. Sv^'II^tSI-'J^^'h"' f ■- '^P"-. Kdin- .S87,
introduction by ^, 'uel f T ^■"'"- "'"'"'• "'''"
E'lin., 1887, ]2mo. ^- *""P«»n> of Derby.
mln^'nltellj;, 'S^^X, '^Zi^l '"« ,^r?'"> "f «
away Without anv t.uri us, ,,i ,sVn ? ''• ''""''' ''" "^'^'^d
t./H,e""tXnt""o,''u,e'Th'"^"''-'^?''S'''"8- (»^"-™l
Prc.byterian"c\;;!.e ^V !te' fH"' '^ ?i'-'
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CofS: ":i:[:n";^!^j"'::^,.^;ti- «J-!""'e.l at Trinity "
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-wi:!:;;7r;;.;-i;;j;:^.=.^i';rVh^n;r;;::i
Kit, llev. William t « a • .
"f "'« Proe Church , pi, ,v° »'»•'"'; '™ I'rinciples
^k:^!'::::'!^;^^^:^:^^ ^'"""''•"" (Pseud.) see i
W:'[:^"t;l^-e^V^»'^'-i«Triea:aNove,,
Hi- i'";:^': l^!","r 'J;""'-'' Early History,
E'"i,-ru.ioVi:o„.. i8s9"p"s"J^"'"'"^"'^ "'^ » Pi«l'' fo,;
lin^-ri"i:i""'^sy",2*:,:' ''■ ''''■ '^'^^""•ie,, of G„d.
^"^iMnn^:!:^""?^:;!:!^^*!^^- ;^™"'-' ^hoi
0.vf.. ls84,8vo ' ' """""' ^'""'"' of the East,")
tWt'o? Jml^;turo\:ols'''^f'"'''- "/, '"'"""" «"P-»e
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!Town7"n'd"'c?::'l?;'l;f,'?,«: «"™;pr^- "'-«-
Columbia, Mo., 1881 ^ ''""* ''^ '^^ F- Fleet.]
e.xpres.'ed in' Metres inc?,"!^!"'"'"";'." Eng-ncering,
jMochanie of the ObVu" hoff s7 •- w'o ks'^St'Tf ' ?'^
Lon., 1879, 8vo. "orKs, bt. Petersburg,
Keriian, J, Fmnk n ■ •
I Fire- Laddies a;^d VoTuntJer K "'",r'"'r "^ "'« ^^^
I V.u^k and Brooklyn, N York, I'ss^ sir'""'"''^ "' ''^■"'^
Cow "r?ma?rlL''l"8n'''-;"'T''"?';l^'V^'^ ""■■ ■''•^'" ^arl
l^nravelled Conv ct ons' Lon iR-r"^'"" ^^''"''°' '^"'••
private eirculation ' ' '*'"' P" ^'™- J'"""''! for
Se^^": « "Sr,^!"!r- "'^'"^^ "f ^"■"''ng in
1 1.'^"^. ^iJvf Bi,^„?t„'^»l^^S ^"I;. ^°"-. 'r«'
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tery of Grange DmUon 1 "•' inl'-^' •^"^ ^' '^''"' «>'«-
Secret of A.'h.on & 1 , u's 'L:;„""i."^V'^!:- «• ?«
- Two Snowy Christmas Evc^ L„n' llsi ?« "■ *™-
Keena Karniody Jllu.t Lon IsT'' ,? ' '"""'• *•
HuMcne, Lon., 1888, ps'vo ' ''• ™- '*• ""'"^
er.^,"n',.";5"'8v? '''^°™ "^ ""' '""^ "f K-^a" Prop-
Kerr, James, M.A. l. a Review of Public In-
ftruction in the I'dllPr, 'i . "''^t'"' "^ ^*»''"'= I"'
^yo. 2. An E.4y on^t' ^1 (7r',7' ^'""l' 'i^''' ^ P»rt»,
■'^vo. 3. The Donie.fi,. 7 ff n ^'^''''P''y' ^din., 18ail,
the Natives of '5 'l,;,' \tr"'T' """ ^"^"™« "^
of Ind; or, (ilimnses" o V,', V''' '^''''' ■*• The Land
Essays'on'cnsi ^and ^.n;'"' ^'°''- '^'S, I2mo. 5.
Human Nature Lon ,s-fl "J "''•pome Aspects of
B- Carlyle as seen in'hi'w""",; *7.' l** ^''•' ''"I- '««2.
a »'rit/r and as TWan L'n 's^'s? ''" ^''"-'-'«'i^'« a,
the'',^,^;i:!e"!'n,Vopinion:of Xl^' ^ 'jf ^«'^"-<' f--
Cause of Virtue (,lur,"eyPri*' .."it':' ^--'•'■^ '» '"«
cr. 8vo. 2. Lessons from a VC ^'',^""'"'"^8''' "^"l.
ISfio, 12mj. Shoemaker's Stool, Lon.,
eha'*n:c"'L"!!"^?S67^"'"r„*"'T^^''««'= <"• «'"ional Me-
an^ot^^r S,ories,iy 'S^^O^..^-^^, o SaUburg,
vi^rpa:'^^^^!,*i;-r7-r'«27-^6,';;.:;i'^itus-
IndianaSupreme Court lonot;' "' "" "' "'"^ «P«''l'«f-
I 8tJ fndi„n'apoli:,ST5 lTrs::f • "''-"•--*!•, (1«62-
-"ent-d.urq:;^X:^;-,«-^.^;:«;h^og..T;eaU
Ofh'^e"at' W:>"'i',Kt,!n''7,l?^-';"^ Government Printing-
Urief Reconl,,niK^Pul,l' '■',°' Cojumbia. with I
I-ancaster, Pa., Issi ",.,,'' ' """"«' 178U-1SS1. Ulmt.
!Fi^h:^^::!':i:;fVe:,^':"ir?' j-™™ '» ^ive:
i f|). Nvo. ' '" "' "■ "oiking-Man, Lon., 1880,
pmfe,.s,,rof ,le rt of c,'l' ",'■ "*"' "'"' "Ppointed
I-ondon, in 18; . tCv^T'"" ."' ,png'« College,
to Plan EnLrlishlii'ii '"''"""" ^'""se; or, How
Palace. Lon!'. ',s,i?''2',t"";'; 'T'","!" I-'-^ona'se 'to the
J^giUS;andthe.^nj^ee;ftr::;L^e^^^--'
bmall L\,untry House: a Brief' Prao-
4. The Coiisultina
tioal Discourse, Lon., 18
Architect : Not
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Di
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ifficulties and
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KER
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I'rosby.. „ , .
18SS l"rno ISSo. y. Svn.
'lierr, «cv. Samuel C. Thc.lewish Clniroli in its Kcrslinw, J. Mnitiiie. 1. Diaoi.scs of the Hn
Hclations tn the Jewish Nation and to tin' " (ientiles," an.l Xervoui. System: RmI I., I'ueial ^curalgla •■
Cin., iscii, ICnio. ! 'he Viscenilj^iie : tlieir l)iii},'no.«is and
n the ('ill
Ki'rr, 'rhoinns. A I'raetioal Treatise
tivati'in i>( tlie .-^ujiar-Cune anil the Manufacture of
Sugai-, I. cm.. IN.MI, t>id.
Kcir, >ValtiT .lloiltligii, .1. Ih-^S. The I'ar In-
terior: a Narrative of Travel and Adventure frcnn tlie
Cape of (iood Hope across llie Zambesi to tlie I>alie Re-
gions of Central Africa. Map and Ulust. liOn., l.sSli,
2 vols. Svo.
'■ tlii- is uiie of the miist eharminK lainlis of travel that ^
we ever rcniemlier tn liave rea.l. It is full uniicident and
adventure, desi'ribed in ihe jileasahtesl of suli-huniurous
styles, Till aiilhor travelled Ihruunli regions iii tlie vvil'-
ol'^Ceiitral Africa where no w liile man luid ever heeii beton,
alone and mniided. llcstarted on liis iouniey witliout any
blowing of trniii|Hls hv seientilie or relit-'ions societies, ami
with little more para]ilieriiaiia or preparation than a man
coiiiKMaitini anoi.liiiarv drivinK-toiir in a settled country,
il ' ciirrii'ii his icuriicv throiiuli accordiiiK to Ins iirede-
terniiiicd plan, witlo.u'i violence, luss, bluster, or a vast
expenditure."— .s;<(c(M/or, li.f. 1''IU. ., ,, , ,
'■ It is luo proli.x. . . . iliere isaeonsiderahle amonntot
line wriliiin, wliicli niiKlit have lieen judiciouslv omitted,
and a somewhat weari.some reiteranee of trivial incidents
important onlv to ilie narrator, otherwise it is a spirited
reeoril of what may be fuirlv descrilied as a lu-illiant epi-
sode in the history of African exploration."— A. 11. Kii.vNIi;
Ac(ul..s\x.:nii. , , .
Kt'ir, >Vut.liiiigtoii Canithcrs, ls27-KSi>o, b. in
Aianianoe Co., N.C. ; was State geologist of North Caro-
lina IS6I1-S2, and connected in lSS:i with the U.S. (ieo-
logical Survey, llcport of the (Jcolojiical Survey of
North Carolinn, Kalei^'h, ISTo-Sl, 2 vols.
Kerr, William t. Kip-Haps; or, Drift Thoughts
Wide Apart, N. Vm-k, 1S7I.
Kerr, William Hastings. 1. The Fhsheiy Ques-
timi, Montreal, Is6S, ,svo. 2. The Magistrate's Act of
l.sfiil; Annotated, Montreal, 1871, Svo.
Kerr, W illiam Sthomberg llobert. Marquis
and Earl or Lothian, is:f2-l.'570: succeeded his
tallier as eiglitli iiian|uis in 1S41. 1. Fragment of a
Parallel between the History, Literature, anil Art of
Italy in the Mi. Idle Ages, Ivlin., IS(i:i. Anon. 2. The
Confederate Socssiun, Lon., IStif, p. Svo.
Kerr, William Williamson, M.A., h. is2n;
graduated, double first class, :it Oriel College, 0.\ford,
1S4H; called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn 1S4J. 1, A
Treatise on Ihe Law and Practice of Injunctions in
Treatiiicul, St.
Limis, 1S7S, ,svo. 2. Feiiioro-l'oplileal Neuralgia, Si,
Louis, 1S7S, lllnio. :i. I'rogreasive Muscular Atrophy.
St. Louis, 1S7S. lllnio.
Kershaw, Murli. Colonial Fads and Fiction-:
lluu'ionpiis Slietelies, l.on.. Ls.SH. li;mo.
'■This amusing book is lo some extent a eonnterblasl 'o
tlie I'idonial blow' wliiidi Mr. .Anthony Trollope was tbe
llrst to make ns iiiiderslaiid as a iiiaiiilestalioii of Austrii
lian iiatrioti^m."— .s;ifir<i/o)-, li.x. li'>;il).
Kershaw, S. Wuyland. 1. (Ld.) Catalogues 'f
the Drawings in tlie Library <>( the Royal Institute if
liritish Architects, Lon., 1871, 4to, 2. Art Trcasun-
of the Lambetli Library: a Description of the Illuiiii
nated Manuscripts, Ac, 'Lon., 1872, Svo. :i. Protcstai.ts
from France in their Fnglish Home. Illust. Lou.,
ISS.'i. p. Svo.
Kersiiaw, Tom. The Ppelling-Iiec: an Account
of I'liblic Contests held in London and other Plaiis,
Manchester, 1870, Svo.
KerslaliC, Kosiuu. (Trans.) The Giant of ilic
North, bv (j, Volpe. Lon., 1851, ISnio.
KersiaUe, Thomas, lsl3-isill, bookseller aud
antiquarian, of Bristol. 1. A I'riman'al liritisli Metrup.
olis: with some Notes on the Ancient Topograjiliy of
tha Southwestern Peninsula, liristol, 1877, Svo. 2.
The Liberty of Independent Historical Research, L'.a.,
ISSo, Svo. Also, many papers reprinted from arclne ■-
logical journals,
Kersley, George Herbert. Early Flight, :iii 1
other Poems, Lon., l»Sj, 12nio.
Kertoon, J. W. " liuy your Own Cherries," [verse,]
Lon., 18li;i, 12mo.
Kessler, Julius, missionary in Madagascar. 1.
On the Iligh-Prieslbood of Christ, Lon., ISOil, 12mo. 2.
An Introduction to tlie Literature and Language uf
Madagascar, Lon., 1S70, 12ino.
Kessou, John. The Cross and the Dragon; or,
The Fortunes of Cliristianity in China, Lon., Is5:i, p. Svo.
Ketchum, 3'rs. Annie, (Chambers,) h. Isjt,
in Seott Co., Kentucky : principal of the high seliool for
girls in Memphis, Tenn., 18oo-5S; married, Is.-is, to
Leonidas Ketchum, (d. lK(j;i.) She has been a teacher
of elocution and u public reader and loeturer. 1. licniiy ;
n Christmas Ballad, N. York, IStii), sm. Ito. 2. Lof.s
Eciuity, Lon., IS67, r. Svo; :)d ed., 18SS. 2. A Treatise ! Flowers gatliered in Sun and Shadow, [verse,] N. York,
on the 'Law of Fraud and ,'\Iistake. as administered in , 1877, 12mo. :t. Botany fur Academies and Colleges : c.ni-
the Courts of Eouity, Lon.. isiis, .svo; 2d ed., ISSIt. .'i. i sisting of I'lant Development and Structure from Mii-
A Treatise on tlie Law and Practice as to Receivers ap- I Weed to Clematis. Illust. Phila., 1SS8, 12mo. \.
pointed by the Court of Chancery, Lon., ISti'.l, Svo; 2d \ Christmas Carillons, and other Poems. Illust. N. \ork,
ed., 1877. 4. A Treatise on tiie Law of Discovery, Lon., j ls,s8, 12mo
l,s7il, Svo. 5, A Treatise on the Law and Practice as to
Receivers apiiointed by the High Court of Justice, Lon.,
lss|, 8vo.
Kerr-!Smith. Sec Smith.
Kerrison, liaily Caroline M., daughter of the
third Earl of Uchester ; married, 1841, to Sir E. C.
Kerrison, Bart., (d. issii.) Plans and Estimates for La-
bourers' Cottages, Lou., lS(14,4to. And see Smith, Licy
Ton.MiN, iii/'i-d.
Kerry, llev. Charles, graduated at St. Boes
1S(')2; ordained 1S64; vicar of Matfen, Northumberland,
1S77-80 ; curate of St. Lawrence, Heading. lS8(l-8:i, and
since then curate in charge of Stone Broom, Derbyshire.
I. The Histioy and Antiquities uf the llumlred of Bray,
in the Countv id' Berks, 1S81, Svo. 2. History of Ail
Ketchum, William. An Authentic and Couipic-
hensivo History of BiilValo ; with some Account of it,-
Early Inhabitants and Historic Notices of the Iroipiuis
Indiana, Butfalo. 1865, 2 vols. Svo.
Kelt, Charles W. Rubens, ("Great Artists,")
Lon., Ls7it, p. 8vo.
Kettell, Thomas Prentice. 1. Southern Weiihh
and Northern Profits, N. York, ISIIO. Svo. 2. History
of the Great Hebellion, 1SI)()-I)5, Hartlord, IStili, Svo.
Kettle, Miss Mary Kosa Stuart, (known as
Kosa Mackenzie Kettle, Mackenzie having been
licr mother's maiden name and assumed by Miss Kittle
as a Christian name.) b, at Ovcrseale, Leieeslcrsbire:
resident at Heathside, Parkstone, Dorsetshire. The fol-
lowing list id' her publications is probably incomplete,
Saints' Church, Nortli Street, Y'ork, (York Architectural | i,„,\ the date not in all cases that' of the first edition.
Sue, Pub.) ;i. A History of Waverley Abbey, in the , ,<,„.,e of tlie earlier ones were first issued anonymously.
County of Surrey, 1872, 4to. 4. Elstead and its Cliurch, ' ) . jiax Wcntworth, Lon., isim, ;i vols. p. Svo. 2. Siuun-
(Surrey Archieological Soc. Pub.) :>. A History of the i giers and Foresters, IS5I, 12mo. 3. Fabian's 'I'owor,
Frederick Derwcut, ISo3, ii
St. Lawrence, Reading, Heading, j |s.
Municipal Chureli of
lss;j, Svo,
"A parochial liistiirv worthy to he placed by the Ride
of .Mr, Thomas North's" admirable volume on St, Mart n s,
Leicester. Higlier iirais.e could not tw given,' — .S'«<. hri\,
Ivi. 438, „ , , ,, ,
6. (EJ.) Depedale; or. The Chronicle of Dale Abbey.
By Thomas d'.Musca, Ctinon, 1884.
"Kerry-Nichols. Sec Nichols,
Kershaw, Frances I. M. 1. Daily Thoughts for
U4l
',] vols. 12iiio. 4,
p. Svo. 5. Lewe
Sii - -
Pastures, 1854, p. Svo ; new eJ.,
I8S;L" (1. The Wreckers, Lon., 1857, :! vols. p. sro.
Anon. 7. The Earl's Cedars, Lon,. 1860, 2 vols. p. 8vo.
8. La Bello Mario: a Romance of the Cornisli l.'uii»t,
Lon., 1S02, 2 vols, p, Svo; new ed., 1884. «. The Mis-
tress of Langdale Hall, Lon., 1S72 ; new ed.. InS. p,
Svo. 10. Ililleadeu on the Moors, Lon., 1873, - vols;
new od., 187!), 1 vol. p. Svo. U. Suuiiuor Shade mi
Winte
tlio P'urze
r Sunshine : 1'
Xovcl, I
lndcTthoarau,10l,lJIilla:,;K
KET
•lems, I,(in., is73^ |2
'vol"
isr4, ;i
I"". 12. Over
KIO
I.H75
Sliires, h
new eii,, 187!!, i;
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including Stricture of the M
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Sea and the M
n., 1876, p. sv
M. My H,i
ycrns, I gani., inelu.l
surgical Discuses of th
nic [-rcthra, N. York, Isso
1 2m
r, Ho
new eil., I8S2. ]
c in the i li
ng Syphilia : bci;
Lord Miiskel}'
I n 'III I ' """1
l»; liie liiingor's L„,|
Ilorder, h
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the Lenv 1
■on., I8S(|,
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'ge. Lon., IS?.'-
lon., 1877,
The I Illii,«t. I
L.
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I'lunt.E.si,
KettK
Sisters of Onihcr.-lciirh
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Key
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University College, Durham
viear of St. .M„k's, Woodhou e
A Catechisni
l» M.A., graduated
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■n and 1
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itary .Academy IS,32 •
far, and was bre-
■gulararmy in ISfio • re.
Mil
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Fifty Yi
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on Uo-„el Mi r- ^'"'•''^hirc, |s,-,,.7„, \[ : Keyes'^ilo/.k^';, Vm ''i'^'.''';'^'-'''?''^ *scripti„„ of f;,.„„al
Jl lie has sometimes hc'n
-.■giiment. .Mr. KettI iv,.i i '.'"'e "Jo eager tu.sci/iMin
'■"rcful acoountof- II e .o ,i '■' <-'"'''" "" " very ful a
ship of the •lmi;^,;^.^^^"^j;;;^>os relating i^ti^^nZ^
■■is;meonolusion."-,ieij:''.;'ii''!,'-^™'''o (»e think, t.> the
;l.oIil^y'i;;i'i::^^:;;;ll"'|,;;;"i>/.Ueresti,,g materials, Inn
<"mls together. ■rhe";^r m.'- h ^.^ve',!™,"'^''-'"! tl.e'n.a-' !
he liic.,r ,i,„ ,1,,. "y,"-'' "lis siiccessfiillv i
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''emK7v,l"!:-'c^riI'rfl"''-'',' ''■'■' «-"-"-' at
■■ectorof Headon-^i'ni; ',:?"'? Tui '."t""''' '"'" '
containinL'a I.itnn,, .,...., ..'*i"l|i to Intercession .•
containing a uVanyrt'ogeib';, wi,if i"!'"' '" '""■"•"'■'•"i™ :
% 't 1 riesf. Lon.,'ls-X B no - \"r'''"'y ^"•"'•^'-
proved Unit the liil.,rii,'^"'i'' """'ever, has siiccess'tnYK-
....... ..ii.,„,mnce Hit I
i'"Uui.s made his name
, An rn;;;i';y i;';;;'^™j>;-f '-r-'Wa^i;:'!;., ,,,.
Lon.. ls,S8-si,, 2 vol. p. sv,'! TrueChristian Unity,
''v'A''l!'S!n,'*u!:;,si:^';r':^,:j"""- -" ^^orse,
^'^ho7iv;^'^?:irt'K:r^ ■;' ''? '''y-»"> nigh
"<";i, p. 8vo ■ ,;• '-'^'^'^''J'". and other Poems, Lon
Coas;,^.on.:is79;K8nr''™"-' " '^""'« "^ ""« Cor^isii
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U^M?.''";)" Tif -'"' *^'""-<^'>
liimo,
Im!*.,'?';;::. '^•"•- '^l->'-^ ".hi voices, [verse,] Lon
,^H..y«, William H. The^Vs,,
""*^'r:^^J^r-2.'An'^^^'''^'<'N-«-ea,
of Australian l-i'C Un'^sS^T^::; ^' '^^
Life
a ^'ovel of Scottish
snlms of David, Phihi.,
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i^l-J^Sl^f^^^i^iiL T'"' Eternity of Future Pun. j-^^-- ^,
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to Hmrleen ycura' iiiiprisuniiicnt, but, having suffered
much in lieiilth and Ijconiiiu nearly bliml, was releiised
at the end uf four years. He jiuhlishcd many jjopular
songs and ballads. 1. Sally Caviinagh ; or, The Un-
tenanted (Jraves; a Tale ot 'l'iii|ie.-ary, Dublin, I.SB9,
]i. 8vo. 2. Knocknagow ; or, The Home.i of Tippe-
riiry, Dublin, lS7it, Hvo. .S. Fur the Old Land: a Tale
of Twenty Years At,'o. Illust. Dublin, ISSI), Svo. (A
colleiitivo edition of hiti works has been (jublished at
Dublin.)
Kidd, .'Vlmira. Psiycholofty, Ho-Ini'ttrnalion, Soul
and its lielations ; or, The haws of Being : .ihowing the
Oecult Koree.s in .Man, liost., IS78, 12ino.
Kidd, Charles. 1. On .Kther ami Chloroform as
Anie>tliulics; 2d ed., Lon., IS.O.h, 12uio. 2. Chloroform
and Substitutes for Uelief in Pain, (Prize Essay,) Lon.,
1S72, .'*vo.
Kidd, Joseph, M.D. The Laws of Therapeutics;
or. The Science and Art of .Medicine, Lon., 1878, cr. 8vo ;
2a ed.. I8S1.
Kidd, Robert, M.A. New Elocution and Vocal
Culture. Cin., I88:i, 12nio.
Kidd, Ilev. Willium John, d. 1881; rector of
Disbury from 18U. 1. Kellections cjn Unitarianisui,
Manchester, 18;i5, 12mo. 2. Life: its Lights and its
Shadows, Lon., 1854, 12mo. :!. The World and its Two
Faces. Lon., 1854, 12nio.
Kidder, Ilev. Daniel Parish, D.D., [anie, vol.
1., add.,] prcifessor (if practical theology in (Jarrett liib-
lical Institute, Evanston, III., 185B-7I, and in Drew
Theological Seminary, Madison, N..I., 1871-81. 1. A
Treatise on Ilomileli'cs. N. York, 18t)t; re\. ed., 181i6,
12mo. 2. The Christian Pastorate: its Character, Ke-
8pon>iliilities, and Duties, Cin., 1871, 12mo. :). Helps
to Prayer. N. York. 1874, U'nio.
Kidder, Frederick, 1804-1885, b. at New Ips-
wich. N.Il.; a merchant in lioston ; was a member of
the New England Historic Genealogical Society. 1. The
Expeditions of Captain Lovewell, and his Encoiinter.s
with the Indians, Ac, Host., ISC', 4to. 2. Military
O|ieratioiis in Ea.stern Maine and Nova Scotia during
tlie Kevolution, Albany, 1807, 8vo. ;i. History of the ^
First New Hampshire Kegiment, in the War of the Rev- ;
olution, Albany, l.'^(i8, 8vo. 4. History of tlie lioston I
.Massacre, March 5, 1770, Albany, 1870, 8vo. See, also, [
Gc I'l.n, .\roisTrs -Aoniso.N, anh-, vol. i. ■
Kidder, J. Vital Resources; or, How to become!
Physiologically Younger, N. York, 1870, 12uio.
Kidder, K. P. Guide to Apiarian Science, liost.,
IS.'iti, 12mo.
Kiddle, E. II. Practical Farmer's Guide fjr grow-
ing Whe.it, Adelaide, ISIil, lOmo.
Kiddle, Henry, M.A., [nuh; vol. i., add.,] b. 1824,
at liatb, Eng. ; superintendent of common schools in
New York City l,-<70-7'.i. 1. A New Manual of the
Elements of Astronomy, N. York, Islis, ]2mo. 2. (Ed.)
Spiritual Comuiunications : presenting a Revelation of
the Future Life, N. York, 187'J, 12mo. 'A. Dictionary of
Edueati<in and In.-truction : based upon the Cyelop.edia
of Education, N. York, 1881, 12mo. 4. A Te.xt-liook
of Physics : based upon the Larger Work of Ganot.
Illust. N. York, I8s;i, 8vo. With ScnB.M, Alexandkh
J., (ed.) Cyclopiedia of Education, 1877, 8vo ; Hd ed.,
with Appendix, I88:i, >vo. With others. How to Teach :
u JLmual of Methods, Cin., 1877, 12nio.
Kid.>iOli, Joseph. The Maid of Nazareth : a Poem,
Lon., 1>7U. ji. Svo.
Kidston, Itobert. Catalogue of the Paheozoic
Plants in the Department of Geology, British Museum,
Lon., ISsH, 8m,.
Kiell'cr, Henry Miirtyn. The Recollections cjf a
Drummer IJov. Illust. bust., ls.-<:i, 16mo; Cth ed.,
enl., I8.s:i.
Kielhorn, Franz liOrenz, Ph.D., b. 1840, at
tJsnabriiek ; educated at the universities of Giittingen,
Rreslau, lierlin, and Oxford: formerly professor of Ori-
ental literature and superintendent of Sanskrit stmlics,
]-»eccan College, Poonah ; professor of Sanskrit at (liil-
tingon since 1882. 1. (Ed. and trans.) The l'arii)lia-
.sliendujekhara of Nagojlbhi^ta, Bombay, 18tH)-74, 2
vols. 8vo.
"One (if the few books piiblishert during the last (ifty
ieaia that murk a real ttdvuiiee 111 lb. lit.-tory ul Sanskrit
.seliolarsliip."— F. .Max .MCli.kk; .4c(t(/., vi. l.'iO.
2. A Grammar of the Sanskrit Language, Bombay,
1870, 8vo; 2ded,, rev., 1880. 3. Kalyi'iyana and Patan-
jali : their Relation to each other and to I'un.ni, Bom-
U46
KIM
bay, 187R, Svo. 4. (Ed.) The Yvfikarananmhabhashvn
of Patnnjali, Bombay, 1870-84, 3 vols. 8ni.
" Without wishing to detract In the least from the nieri--
of earlier editions, we must rcKard Prof. Klelhiirn''- n.
certainly the first that deserves thi; name of a critical •■•\:
tlon, as that word is nndcrstdod a nong classical. seholiir^
— F. Max .MC'.r.Kit: Ami., xvi. 0.
Kildnre, Marqnis of. Sen FiTZ(iKPAi.i), CiiAiir.i^
Wll,l,IA.M. DlKKOK LkIXSTKII.
Kilgore, Carrie Sylvester, (iiurnhani,.
18;!8, at Craftsbury, Vl. : became n lawyer, and wife ni
the following. Woman Suffrage: an Argument on the
Elective I'ranehise. 1873, 8v(i.
Kilgore, Uamon Young, 1827-1888, a lawyir
of Philadelphia. I. Dangers which threaten the j;
public, Phila., 1860, Svo. 2. tiuestions of the \h\ .
Caste, SuHVage. Labor, ,tc., N. York, 1870, 8vo. Al-.,
various pamphlets on legal and reform topics.
Kilgoiir, Henry. I. Nitrogen shown to he (':ir-
bonic Oxide, Lon., 180."), 8vo. 2. The Hebrew or Ibeiiiin
Race, including the Pehisgians, the Phenicians, the
Jews, the British, and others, Lon., 1872, 8vo.
Kilian, Paul. On the Physiological and Thcr.i-
peutic Properlies of Mineral Waters, Lon., 1881, 8vii.
Killen, J. M. 1. Our Friends in Heaven ; or, The
.Mutual Recognition of the Redeemed in Glory Demon-
strated, Edin., 1854, 12mo; 15th ed., 187:1. 2. o.ir
Friends in Hell ; or, Fellowship among the Lost, Edin.,
1850, 24ino. :i. Our Companions in Glory: Society ni
Heaven Contemplated, Edin., 1862, 12mo.
Killen, James Ilryce. The United State- M
Europe, Lon., 1880, 8vo.
Killen, Ilev. William U., D.D., president < )
Assembly's College, Belfast, and professor of eccle.-ia>ii.
eal history. 1. The Unitarian Martyr: a Defence nf
John Calvin in the Case of Michael Servelus, Belfa-i,
1854, 8vo. 2. The Ancient Church : its History, ll.ic.
trine. Worship, and Constitution traced for the First
Three Hundred Years, Lon., 1850, Svo. 3. Memoir nt
John Edgar, Belfast, 1807, 12mo. 4. The Old Cathi.lio
Church ; or. The History, Doctrine, Worship, and Polity
of the Christians to the Establishment by the Po|ie as a
Temporal Sovereign, Edin., 1871, 8vo. 5. The Ecclesia.-.
tical History of Ireland, from the Earliest Period !u ilie
Present Tiines, Lon., 1876, 2 vols. Svo.
" His book contains a good deal of real information fir
those who have strength to find their way to it through the
jungle of eunt Ijy wliieh it has j be appr(jached."— >«(.
Hcv., xlii. li;i, 144.
6. The Westminster Divines, and the Use of Instru-
mental Music, Lon., 1882, Svo. V. The D^natian Epi:-.
ties Entirely Spurious : a Reply to the Bishop of Durliaiu,
Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Killick, A. H. The Student's Hand-Book of ,1. 8,
Mill's .-System of Logic, Lon.. 1860, Svo; 2d ed., Is7)i,
Killick, Louisa M. A Lay of Magdala, I.idi..
1808, Svo.
Kilner, W. B. A Comiiendium of Modern I'li;ir-
macy ; 5th ed., Lon., 1884. Svo.
liilpin, Lisa. Girls and their Mission, Lon., Isilii,
12mo.
Kilvert, Ilev. Francis, M.A., 1793-1863, gra.l-
uatud at Worcester College, Oxford, 1819. 1. SerniMiis
preach,. 1 at Christ Church. Bath, Lon., 1827, 12m(i. 1',
Sermons preached at St. JIary's (.'hurcli, liathwick, I.'.n..
1837, 12mo. 3. Pinacothecie Historicie Speeinnn. I.on.,
1848-50, 2 vols. lOmo. 4. Ralph Allen and Prior I'aik,
Bath, 1857, 16uio. 5. .Memoirs of Ihe Life and Writiags
of the Right Rev. Richard Ilurd, D.D., Lord l!ish..|) .if
Worcester: with a Selection from his Correspondcnec loul
other Unpublished Pajiers, Lon., 1860, Svo.
■' A VdUime which, if not of any special interest, will lie
a useful addi'ion to the biographical shelf of a libnuy. "-
Sat. Ilev., ix. ;134.
0. Renniins in Verse and Prose : with n Brief .Mciimir,
Lon., iJ^liO, Svo.
Kimball, Edwin Coolidgp. Midnight Sun-
beams; or. Bits of Travel through the Lund "1 the
Norseman, Bost.. 1888, Svo.
Kimball, Elijah II. The (ios])els in Poetry, N.
York, 1870, 12mo.
Kimball, II. I. The International Cotton F.\|)o-
sifion. Allanta, Georgia, 1>81, N. York, 1882, Svo.
Kimbail, Harriet McEwen, b. 1834, at Ports
iiiuulh, N.H. 1. Hyniiis, Host., l.'<«tt, DSmo. '-'. Sm!
low Flights of Song, N. York, 1871, sq. lOmo. ■': The
Blessed Company of Ali Faithful People, N. York, 187!i,
16mo,
Kimball, James William, [oiite, vol. i., aJd.,)
KIM
and „fter„ij/e„'« ;'7;^'"^J,^'^,7''';'"t «n.,lu„tinK
Diaciple, Ii„«t., ISM "4,nn 9 t-' ,' ^.l'" '*'''"»'"l
ments ti. Kaitli, Bost Isr 19, . '^ f^ncoun.Ko-
186; 4 ,V,1 ; T, i"' '^''^'••••'■•"ul? " Novel, N. York
Story. % a'^M ,f Kl'm.lr'^','-'';'''" .'^ "'''■■'' ^"'"""
K n„'i;„^'"r 0, Kx...,tio„al Life, N. York 1,4 '' ,
h'nalmn, (Jtrara Henry, M.n.r.A , F R ^ i
ftc J^ho't^th^ifl'/ii !?^;ie;!;i";^.l]^^^ V bf'n8,tpgether '
orbreak.s i„ tla"str«ta/'-*,<to 'xViix^ ''"""»
AIn;.,''n:;i:^^'';r"«^''f'l-'-J."l"us.. ana
V«r_k. 1S74, l.C ""^ *'°'' ""'y Sacrament, N. i
Kiiicaid, Sidnev Hnitnn r^ ■ c .
I.u!:::"sr,iv^,r'^'"»- ''"^'- ""S Dramatic Sketches, |
TiMc S,„r.v, Lon., is7,. sq^is.n;, " "'" '"' '^"'"-'^ "^
oltey:*^" '\%\^T ,'• ^' '^ "'""•="•• - Story
J-u IS6- 8v"™"'"' "'""'°J "'■ (-^"""g Rheumatisu;; I
h "^i.!!?' ^''ce, (laughter of Rov J M k,„„ ■ ^ '
;• A Cluster of Live., Lo„„ Tsn';f's\,7''-'"'A«>i»'
liwnd, Lon., 1874, ,3 vols 1, ,Svo ir . ' ^l'^"-
'■"•■■ts, liOn., 1870 S V ! i L • "'''"■'■' <"■ Cor-
l>^-!. .1 vols, er s"- o' T i' ^''c"''^ ^'^ ^"X'' ^^<"'-
".l.or Heading, for mbllci[.t:'L'"'"LSS«'';;^'' '?''
•>-"o.'^"r Ethel Vr "a-^S^''''''^^ = ^^'-. ^-•. '
•I- The Fisherman', rMM ^'^^i I'""'- 'SSI, IJmo
Kiiie A,.^ ^ 'J '"' ^''"•' l^"' Ifiiro.
"■■■Kt Arthiir. Our Sfini: 1 II IT
J"'". r,nn., I SSI) ,, 8vo " '° ^""'^ ""^'" 'n
KIN
I Co^e'ge^^"o*rd" P8sr"' !^-^-\ f"''""'"" "' "^^n""'
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an Account /,; ,he i '^f.""'' ' P* S?""''''"^^''"""' ^ ►"-'ing
.,,""' "> "le >. (leorge's K ota Ac [ nn 1 ui'n
''''i'i;;!;''';rf/-'"ott'r.8U' nm"''""™ to the
^S^"Xr '"-^lon.gomery.'lllu,.. Lon.
King, Capt. C'harlc!;, r.,S A b I814 „t am
N.V.; graduated at the I S \I m,' J f ',"' Albany,
cerved a first in the ..^.i'lV '"""'"^y Academy IS(W1;
; cavalry, reti^L/'Jrom^a r^:^' I'i'^:;^:"; " '"?
, ""l"«ry science in the I'ni^e .i „ , t W '""'^P''*"r "f
' >>*>*»■ I. The Col, n..r« II i .^ Wisconsin since
.^purs, Phil,.., isstTimo "='''"' "^' "'"""'S '"«
st;i^i^"';:ir ii;^' Pa.^^:?^^|!;i:;!'y;-,°f '"^ "t the mlliiary
(•"hmcrs IJHiiKliter' 'iVis r'f "',"",'"'•' >-'ivcn in 'The
' , ^' ' *»• ■•• Marion's Kaith I'hil,. i«u; 10 '
The Deserter- falsnl i.'/ .1 " '"" '"S^. 12mo. a.
l-hila., ISsY, ,'o,i ''"^7 " the Ranks. Two Novels,
I'ln.^t.' X.York lissiC'"-'""" ^^"-"- -■'tory:
pa-ssed out of his h, ir, ,f^ '' ^""'' ''^"'^ '"terwards
John Taylor rh,"n th?V'r''"r'' '" '■'" ''^
Xeiv York. Mr K „"", i^- '^'•^"■•'I'-'itan .Museum,
ity College Can^b IZ „f 'l^J r^"'' *-■'"""? "' 'r""-
at the tin,; lij 1^11) V'^fJ' "''f ^^"""^ Fc)lo>y
L'in rsp« .,n 1 A- V ; '■ Antique Uems: their Ori
and asl lu ? 'ativ "oV A '"i'"f"r"' '": ^"--< "'-"tory;
Collectors, lu^!:^ t^:^,^: ;::::^,rT^'':'r
iMediivaVlttimu""!''!','" '/^'''r'' ^"-ntand
I of Engraved (Jems, hut' Lon ,L " J^'""^-^"'^
p^'S;.sii,-^-r-gi^^o'ft^^
..a?^"^'t;je'^^S'^i^i^;-=:^-7vfi;;.rad.
r.:'!«T;ij^{..-r£-",'"---'e:iSi
logical f^u voy vhkh ".V;"' '^"T'-' "^ "'" '■■«■"«"-
I. Keport on^t'hrGcolo^, ",?'!''''?''■ "'"" "'•* "" '■^'*1-
" rallel. "■ P 1", "^ ''■y.'''".™ ,'"" "f ••'« Fortieth
l-arallel. ,•■ Pa„ers"'on"'l'' "■:-'"",™J!''".'"' "'" ^"'•'ioH
870-7fi^ .s, „;,.".;:,';•.'■•• .l'l»"^« ""'l Maps.
I WaibflsYolffi', .sv'or^ta'aild'fi,/''; 4 ''',"''■' T'' '^'"l"'
,M^;;..in^ngin.he.i;S:.,<Xtn^,l4^:
: class "f readers in Boner 1 \n^^^^^^^^ '" ""-' '"^g^r
pcndoii.s s(-encrv f*^| "ion ,, f, V'T '■" ''"'"'■ '"' ""■' ■"?«'•
Iiaiiionsliip will, lo'v am) ■ ^'ham, or in the com-
orc«l np,';„ the traveler or :'el';l,'.-Tr "'',"'■'•' ''^■^^'
he p,).ssesses the gift of mftk ,.r iV S ' ',"' ■"'"'"■• "'at
home, togotherwitl li. „rt I- f ' ""^cll Ihurniighly at
fellowship with vimt lie "ic'io '.'"'"""•'','"''■ ''"''^'^''^ ""<
of What ho fetMs. '^1:",;.'";;^^,%"^';' ^^"'i;"'l'>.'t>c enjoyment
acc.mpanied l" a ()c^"Ji^ " '?"'"ff'™' "''f". and
resuite'^Vii^'owif;;,;;;'^^;.':^;'?';?''.^''- ^ing sums „p ,i,e
OM the systeniatic ge ,,;■'' ^'«,„'^"'•k" this volume
veyed The preteit\^'l,m. 1 ,.??,'"'' }''<-'y Imve sur-
uumbered as „rsfi„ ^^e^^^li^^^^^lllr^^^.j:^
947
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KIN
of the scleiuiflc results anil CI iiu'lunlons of the min'ey. . . .
Tliu most siitlsfiictiiry part |«('J of Mr. Kind's work, iioxt to
its Hcienlillu thorotiijIiiiuHs, is tlie bri'iultli of vit'W which
tmbrucus in one lii'lil tlii' correliUloii of siicli uxtumlcii
forces, and the vls?iir of khusii with wliiuli tlie iiutlior hun-
(llcs so Ittryo a siibjecl witiiout allowing; liliusi'lf to be
cnislieil by iletuils."— .Vii(i«ii, xxviii. 7:i.
Kiiii;, Dun, M.lJ,, i7',il-l.'^(>l,b. at Mansliclii.C'nnn. ;
practiaed incilicine in Charlcstown, K,I. I. Quackery
rniuaskcil, Host., ISiS, |2riio. 2. Tobacco: what it is
anil what it docs, X. York, ISOI. ISnio,
Kiiif!, Itev. Uiivid, lA,.l)., [unii; vol. i., add.,]
KIN
King, Rev. Edward iaeorgc, D.D., gruduntcd
at .^^idncy-Suascx College, Cambridge, l.Hfill; ordaiiii'l
18711; vicar of St. Kdward's, Cambridge, lS72-7.'>, mid
of iMadingley since IM70. I. Did St. I'etcr write in
Greek? or, Thoughts and Criticisms tending to pruv,
the Aramaic Origin of the Second Epistle of St. I'etci-
and the Kplstle of St. Jude, 1871. 2. Conimenlary i.n
Zechariah. Part I., Vision I. l,on., 1877, 8vo.
(Trans.) The Valkut on Zechariah : with Notes and .\|'
peniliccs, lion., 1S82, 8vo. I. Hebrew Words and Syiii.
nymes: I'art I., The Names of (iod, I.on., 1S81, 8vo. >.
The I'uwer of Zeal; with an Appendix, Akkadian (ienesis; or, The Iiillucnce of Karlv lial'v
1803-188;!
Lon., 18117, p. 8vij. 2. .VIeuioir, by his Wife and
Daughters: with Sermons, Olasgnw, 1885, p. 8vo.
King, David, M.l>., 18 1 2-1882, b. in Newport, R.I. :
graduated at iirown University l.'^.'U and at Jotlcrsiin
Medical College INIJI, and practised in Newport. Ho
was a member of the Uhoilc Island Medical Society,
president of the .Newport llislorical Society and of the p. Svo,
Ionian Ueligion on the Language and Thought uf (lent-
sis, Cambridge, 1888, 8vo.
King, Kdwyn John Slade. Ilfraeombe tln'
Healthiest Devonshire Watering, -I'hice, I.on., I87.'i, sv. .
King, Eleanor Elizabeth. (Trans.) From tin
Earth to the .Moon direct, by .lules Verne, Lon., 1871!,
lledwood Library, ami nnide a huge collection of rare
books, chielly American, which was sold at auction in
New York in 1884. 1. History of Redwood Library,
Host., 1860. 2. Historical Sketcli of the Island ('emc-
tery Company at Newport, Rhode Island, Newport, 1872.
King, David liuiiiiett, b. 1818, in Westmoreland
Co., Pa. ; was professor of Latin in Lafayette University
1877-80, and has since practised law in New "i'ork City.
The Irish Question, N. York, 1882, 12uio.
King, E. K. A Family Archive, [a novel,] Lon.,
1876, 2 vols.
King, E. M. Truth, Love, Joy ; or, The Uarden
of Eden and its Fruits. .Melbourne, 1801.
Keighley Hall, and other
2. The Silver Teapot : a
izabeth. Passages
a True Story, Lon,,
King, Elizabeth. 1.
Tale-s, Lon., 1868, fp. 8vo.
Tale. Lon., 187(1, l2mo.
King, Lady Florence El
from the Life of a Fox-Terrier :
18711, 16uio.
King, Vcn. Francis D.D., graduated at Trinity
College, Dublin, 1841; ordained 1843; archdeacon •<(
Dromorc since 1887. I. Friendly .Vdvice to Yonn,'
Men, Lon., 1851, 8vo. 2. Scriptural I'rayers, Lua,,
1852, 16nio. 3. Little Robert; or, The Lent Jewel,
Lon., 1861, 12mo.
King, Frank Leigh C. Past, Present, and Fu-
King, Edmund Fillinghain. 1. A Biographical ture: being a lirief Kpitomo of the History of tliis
Sketch of Sir Isaac Newton, Ac, tjrantham, 1858, 8vo. World, Lon., 1888, p. 8vo.
2. Ten Thousand Wonderful Things, Lon., 1859-60, two
series. l2ino.
King, Edward. 1. Anglo-Saxon Poema : Le-
gends of Alf-ed the (Jreat, and Jliscelli'ncous Poetry,
Coventry, 1857, 8vo. 2. Poems of Libertv, Coventry,
1864, Svo.
King, U. Swinbiirn. Stories and Anecdotes uf
the Civil Service, Lon., 1SS4, l2mo.
King, George, Fellow of the Institute of Actu-
aries. 1. The Theory of Finance: being a Short Trc:it-
iso on the Doctrine of Interest and Annuities-Cer'.iiii,
Lon., 1883, 8vii. 2. The Institute of Actuaries' Tcxi-
King, Edward. Rules for Managing and Keeping ' Book of the Principles of Interest, Life Annuities, :in4
a Horse, Lon.. I85s, 12ino. ! Assurance, and their Practical Application: Part II.,
King, Ut. Ilev. Edward, M.A., D.D., b. 182'J; Life Contingencies, Lon.. 1888, Svo.
King, George William. ,1. A Conoi.se I'hn.-
nology of Ancient and Modern History, Brighton, iMil,
12mo; 2d ed., Lon., 1871. 2. An Introduction to .An-
cient Geography, Lon., I,s64, p. 8vo.
King, Grace, daughter of the late W. W. King, of
New Orleans. Monsieur Molte, N. York, 1888. 12inii,
King, Mrs. Harriet Eleanor, b. 1840; dauglner
of Admiral and Lady Harriet Hamilton; married, I^il:;,
to Henry S. King, publisher and banker, London. I.
Aspronmnte, and other Poems, Lon., I860, p. sm.
Anon. 2. The Disciples, [verse,] Lon., 1873, p. >vu;
5th cd., 1883.
" It Is a very remarkable poem. The writer does not
seem so much to compose It as to breathe It forth ; it is ihe
fruit of intense personal feeling ; it (;lo«s with the liii > uf
an absolute conviction. . . The ' Disciples' who.-e Miller-
ings are recorded are some of those Italians who looked to
Mazzini as their chief ... As a rule, the poetry lies iinTe
in the thing tlimiKht than in tlie thing said. Tliere is, lun,
a conspicuous want of poetical art."— AVi/. Kcv., xxxviii. isj.
3. A Book of Dreams, [verse,] Lon., 1883, p. Xvo.
"If to the readers of ' Aspromonte' and 'The Disciples'
it was just possible to ask whether -Mrs. King were ii |"«t
born, or whether the pa.ssioiiate fervour of her syiiiii Mliy
for Italy had made of fair sjieecli fairer song, we iliiiit
such question decided by this book. Here is no impulse
save that which comes to poets born, not made."—.!''"'/.,
xxiii. HiJ.
4. Ballads of the North, and other Poems, Lon., IsSt),
p. 8vo.
King, 'lenry, .M.A., graduated at Wadhani CoIIckc,
Oxford, IS38; Fellow 1844; called to the biir at tlie
Inner Temple 1844. ('Trans.) The Metamorphose.-- uf
Ovid, ill English Blank Verse, Lon., 1871, p. 8vo.
King, Capt. Henry, R.N. The Window Obser-
vatory ; or. Directions for Rendering Practical Astioiioiiiy
graduated at Oriel College, Oxford, 1851 ; principal of
Cuddesdon College 1863-73 ; canon of Christ Church
and Regius professor of pastoral theology, Oxford, 1873-
85; Bishop of Lincoln since 1885. 1. Addresses to
Men; with other Sermons. 2. Meditations on the Last
Seven AVords of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Lon., 1876, 16mo j
now ed„ 1881, 32mo, 3. Ezra and Nehemiah: TwoSer- 1
mons, Lon., 1878, 32mo.
King, Edward, b. 1848, in Midc'lefield, Ma's. ; has
contribated largely to newspapers and periodicals. Ho
made a tour through the South in th<- interests of Scrib-
ner'a Magazine, (now the Century,) i.nd for a number of
years resided in Paris, acting as Purls correspondent to
several American journals. During the Ruseo-Turkish
war he went us newspaper corresiiondent into the Bal-
kans with the Russian army. 1. My Paris : French Char-
acter Sketches, Bost., 1868, 12mo. 2. Kentucky's Love;
or. Roughing it around Paris, Bust., 187:i, 12mo. 3.
The Great South: Record of Journeys in 1872-7:1.
Illust. Hartford, Conn., 1875, Svo. (Republished from
Scribner's Magazine.)
" Full of iiiformatiiiii and interest. It would have been
a most valuable and telling work if he hud taken the
trouble to rewrite it. . . . The facts iiinl evidence are there,
though they lie scattered in every direction amid the or-
dinary material of a traveller's journal wrjtteii lor the
amu.sernent uf magazine readers."— .So/. Kcv., xl. 407.
4. French Political Leaders, C' Brief Biographies,")
Bost., 1876, 12mo. 5. Echoes from the Orient; with
Miscellaneous Poema, Lon., 1880, 12nio.
"They decorate and dignify in careful and natural verse
the stories ninl sentiments which they treat."- Xulion,
xxxi. 312.
6. The Gentle Savage : a Novel, Lon., 1883, p. 8vo.
Europe in Storm and Calm : Twenty Y'ears' Expe
rienccs and Reminiscences of an American Journalist. ; more generally useful, Lon., 1877, 12mo.
Over One Hundred Illustrations by Felix Rcgamey. i King, Henry. Savage London : Lights and Sliail-
Springlield, Mass.. 1885, Svo. ; ows of Kiver-Sidc Character and Queer Life in Lunil^ii
"The book is thoroughlv interesting, the narrative in ' Dens, [stories,] Lon., 18S8, cr. Svo.
places showing a very high degree of merit in descriptive : King, Henry Clay. Digest of Decisions uf the
Tuthnxll^m " """^'""''' '■'"'"'■'' '" '■•"'■«''•-; Tennessee Supreme Court, 1798-1880; 2d ed.. Chic,
8. The Golden Spike: a Phantasy in Prose, Lon., ' ^^S!''- '^ ^'"'l'.^^'"' ., « . • . .„„ • „ „
1SK6, p. Svo. 9. A Venetian Lover, [vers-,,] Lon., 1887, i ^ '*»"g' "^''- "fnry .Melville, b, 1839, m H:vl!s
Ifliuo ' I Co., .Mo. ; entered the ministry of the Baptist Cliunh
" It'ls an honest and worthy piece of literary work."- I 18.'i9. 1. Early Baptists defended, Bost., 1880, sq. lUino.
lialion. xlv. 07. ' 2. Mary's Alabaster Box, [homilies,] Bost., 1883, 12mo.
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King, Ilormio, b. Isii ,,, p.,. „
mH.V2iuo. *<-'"<"»'"' in tiirope. Illust. Wash.,
King, Horatio C'olliiiN. I, I «(7 .„ ,
"-n of J|„n,ti„ Ki„,, ,'""'*' ''• '"^-I't I'ortlan.l.Me.;
College 1S,8, a.lu.i.'te.r ' „, g,'" "m,;"' "' ^^j^'Xinson j
oivil war, «n,i »„» appointoj ,„l 1 ' """'-''' '" "'« '
M.irtial, S. Vork, IS711 2C0 ' "^'S'"""""' C.urta-
.N. v"^',-!;,,;''!;;;^:"'"'"' ^''"'•'''' "■"' ■'- '-tin churcb,
eil.. Ins:;. '"' '"n'"^'> '■""■, I«8(), Svo; 2(i
"."-?^: i''l't Z^^'^;^''"''' '^f «-"-al Architee- j
■^Heffiel.l, ISi , 12, „% "e 't^fr '^"i"": a Sketch,
'"'"'•= I'oon,, lion., ISio.p.s r ,'"r.,'"«""'-- " I^™'
clients , or, J«urnoyin.'3 throll, P ,'"'''^"'" "'"' '"-
'■"H., I85(i, 121110. 5 j,„ „?%'' En«l"»'l "nd Wales,
fi. Continental Ku,.,p/ f ";' .-u', '-'","' "eiv o,l, mi.
'^Kij.r^i^v!;'''^"?'^--.'-" ''^^^
ierwick, since IS 9. Moalt . ,/'-'"'\ "[ ?'• ""^''^
l.ondo'„ Ob^Msk':' r^nVv™-'-;! " '"^""•^ "^ •"'-'
glyphics. Il|„,t. Lon iss'i' "^ I '"" "' "'» "!«■■<'- i
I'oveiies on the Terjinlo Mrll ,.'.'r''' '■'■ '*• ""cent Dia-
Jy". ••. Anglican 11 ■„,„„, ,1 h''"'''"'^''"'' '■'*«■*' P'
Whole lScaf'^t:^°tn^' 'j'^the Ve,.dier<:?Mfo
K>»g, Jnines. rndu«trv ,in,i r •
Uerumn of Fran. HotTmun, L^n srs'^l^n';''' ^""^ "'"
U.S.naTyafa"a',i!L't;„"' '^^^^''^nd ; entere.l the
l-<i2; chief of thea "eau "^T'' ''^'^ ^ .-''"rf engine
^;. I. European Ship/ ,f V.tt u""?«'?"'"''"« 'S'"'"
IIMu^t. Coi, Is^V s'l;^"'''^ ""'' '^'"^'e^ -'f the World
HeS,»?J;^'[;--oU add, .. Wo^an :
C'l., 1^75. 2 The \li ^'""t'lient, Cm., ISoS, 8vo • 4th
^ The canL^S,;?z:'D£^rr;^'?""'^^'
Ple'<' <'"neordanco to the H Iv 1?'' *«"''• A Ne^ Com-
.'A'-'tom/w, f;,,, ^J™;,'»«''«' "nJ their Conco.uitant
CJ?«"^^;!^;7?:^i^Agaduated at Lincoln
^:"in c;S::jj^«-i?^t^^a l.n,-;^ran^
dcm.,:;i^.^,-;.^ear.abnnua;;r;:i;;,y'^
•^'''g, .'oliH Lvlp T .■
" '-""yers SummoV w,,vr •"''°? "^ •''° Brulf. River •
''^;^';'-.chi,..,":sr'S.'i2"of""'"^ '" "'" ^'^"■•»>«^n wii:
lialiil'l't^lfit'o^"''" /i'of''', '^f-A- g-duated at
Cutcumhe i,s*'> I I™' ''^'i; oi-dained 1827; vicar of
2 Ti,„ „ •'-: '• tcclesia- Cura.. j „r, A Pastor's C,,r„o
Hotne. 'A Ti,n n. • . . ' tares
KIN'
y'l!" ''..-;,,;:« Hor'"'r^"'^-'Al'-tor'sCrr^
\''-i ' • ^^ different translation from
«•".. Rev. John Rie..ard,M.A., graduated at
I Balliol College, Oxford IN'i- . ■• .
I .;;'■, I'c'terV, O^t'onl ^in'e "iV "T ""l; """ "^
Prize Ks.„y. ISti.l: ThotJran'of ; ^ ^^'-''' theological
" P-t-li„ptisn,al Sin'U; . "I's,! ' liil'^'.^'V^ '" "'^ ?'...-c
a An.Mver to the Hov. (M.' 1 -, "'-"■|"'nsions :
U- M«*j. c^'v 0*2 ;,r?'f ^'"i?""-- "^ M.
,n.ay's Follie... Lon., S72 ''i ■"■ o^' ^^""••' -^'il'l-
I i'he e^ueen of the 1 euMinl; i ' !'' ^"'- Anon. .;.
j,- f-«t for (Jold, Lort IS '; ';":••, '^'^' '' ^-l'- !'• '^vo
Constancy, Lon., 1,S7;! "^ J',;' l"'"' i'-f'"- 5. Cruel
I'on., I«7,^ ;i vols. 1 ■ •'■ '''■»■ «• 01' the Koll,
pur DetaclMuent, L,' ^.''T ^^ '«»'- '2n.". 7
f vols. cr. 8v„. 9. A Fa ^''''f,"'''''''''''';''. J'""., Is's, ;
^"•, I". The L,Hv FobhN '''"?;' '''^•'' '' ^■"'■'' «■••
!>• •■:"eet is True l.ove I.on '""7' I'' ■'; ' *"'"• !'• '^^o.
K'ng, Louis Joseph, JilRcs . '• ''' '*"•
t" the Kvo and Far Jnh. nn.rv V"^' '"'"'"•"iT surgeon
;stf„j,-BF fi'■■™I^.;"c;
Lon., 1885, 8vo ' ^•''^f'^'se. Kecreation, .Sleep
^^"!"^.fl«L^.]-i---:^-^o,d^^.J
Fr^n"^'si!^*2«-„ ^'''nk Rowe : how he beca.ne Great,
King, Mfs. jiigjj ,, , „. .,
'I'seovered in the I>evel ,,„,'. ,;„^"?'='P''^'' "f Nature as
yer.se, I8fi,i, 8,-0; 2d ed \"u '"i 'Structure of the Uni.
Land : vol. i., uU 1 s'-n 1 - """' ''''e 'n the Spirit-
.l-'i'^ : their Caust'anU C fe"'!,' 't" t^ ''''■ ■'■ ■'^- '
i,Ki;;i;fc-;-,,^e^i:C.ao,,8v.
iliack.BayLisfricVaTl"';!'' ^>' "^'»' '""- 2 The
Cambridge, Cs!, 78''s, '".;„^""'",r. «-t"n. il,!!;!
Pe.rce: a Memorial Colieetion rt ^^^''^ Benjamin
l2mo. 4. I'oeket I1„«L .• V, ' t^amhridge, IS8I «,,
' Cambridge, M^tt Tfimo "u'T"; '*'""'^' ^^""""l'
vard and its .>-urroundinLs T„ ".'"'i"- T- 1'., Il„r-
sq. I2mo. ™unuings. I||u,t. Cambridge, 1878,
Gr^■e?!;%^eh"d,'^^'.7„^,I';f«,f'•;' Public Services of
i-f^e^t;-i.;:r^'it'^-^----
;-'-oR3\-j;?:j-"i'tticerthr}^
I -'id ed., enl., 185.-, i ^ "^ Jntestates, I.on., 1854 s™.
name there mentioned, add 1 te'v"'- ■,'. "''^J °f <i'«
:King:^&-^v3^-^-.;:.----
Ennis. County Clare ijli,'^^'', ^*''f' '^'-A- b. I8,i9, ..t
>ege I)ubli„/^^;'? '^'J--d,- KHuluated at Trinity 6o|.'
^t- -Mark's, Low -Moor Vnri,. • T ' Perpetual curate of
, at lilaekrock, DubMn He „'""' "*''-'*' '• "««■ --esident
{articles an,l reviews ,othV,."n ^.""•"^"t"'- "f literal^
I establishment fo'flfteen year' ir"" ^i.'"""" ''•<"" i's
originally published as seH„i; • . ' V,"''" novels were
periodicals und-r th„ L "'' '" the Cornhill and other
the Debt, Lon , ,882 74T r;'"'' "' " ''•''"■" ' '•„"
Drawn Game, Lon. g^j .'^ '''^ "■•' '*'''• ^^ A
the Green, Lon., ;m:Uol u% P' '"'' •'• ''^'""'"S of
Coquette's Conquest, Lon.! 85' 'v; l"""' "t' "'"• '■ ^
'"f'', 12mo. 5 A si,„ , ' ^ 'ols. er. 8vo; new ed
er. 8vo. .!, A Leal „ ""''"' J''*""' '-on-, lS8fi, 3 v 1"
or. 8yo. ''"" ^"''^ ^ a Novel, Lon!, 1888, 2 vols:
i l'^'-'«V9, b. near"p,y-^:;o'i",', He''- f,".'""' ^'"- '- »^''>.,]
L-veter College, O..ford Tg "• ^"^'fr^ Srnduated at
I terly Review the Nin h Editio '''if^lf "^ '" »'« «""-
Bntannica Ac, on the local ""?„;! "'« Encyolona,dia
^-" »nd Cornwall =atbe'drX"/nd";'di:e"nri::;.^3
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"n,l Stu.lie., Descriptive m.-l llisloric.l, Loi.., IS, 4,
'''liiiits, Itev. Robert, L""".. ,*"'• '•' "'';'•! ,, f
McMuoir i.>trn.lucto,7 t„ the Karl.v l.;tory .,f the 1 n-
,„.,cv of Arin«Kl'. '<^«-. Armagh, IS..4, f(>l.
King, llobert. The Chronology ol ^acrc.l History, ,
''"K'ii'iB"'Vrs'!' Ilobert Moss, wife of a district ojBcor 1
,.„!f :;:^',''I':;. "Is j«d«e. ;rhc l>i,u-y -f a Cinluu,^ ,
Wife in India, 1.S7V-1SS2. lllu.t. l.on., 1H»5, I vols. ,
''■•■Her sketches are truthful an,l lively/'-Soi. Rev., \\x.
"KillK, Knius. Ohio: Kirst Fruits of the Ordlnaneo \
of I's-r, ("American Commonwealths,") Host., 18f<8, ^
''iiiMK, Ucv. SaiiMiol, vicar of C.ntlcy, Yorkshire.
I'ravers lor Kamilics. I.oii., ls5fi, ll!mo.
kiiiK, K«-v. Samuel Willinm. The Ita utn \ al-
lov^ the Pennine Alps: a Tour through All the l!o-
nuntioand I.ess Frciuintcd " Vals" ol Northern I'.ed-
mont must. Lon., IS.iS, Svo.
I'l'iis is a book that will he w.'l.'imie to many readers
T 1, , ucM Islin it" 1 listri.'t has of late l,eei. traversed
hv h.llmtl^li'lf tourists, Mr. Kin, has heen I he ^^^^^^ ^_
^"kgTMr^t's^erd-eligru , ,s24-ls7o, b in
CharlesuJn, S.C. ; wife of Henry K>.>g. '•,'*7 «- |
ments of an Idle Wonuin, I-on., lh;>4, l-'>"o. 2. 1-ilJ . a j
Xovll, l'<m . 1S5.^, 12,„o. Anon. ;i. The Heart History ,
of a Heartless Woman, N. York, 1860. \
KiiiK, Kev. Thomas, vicar of l.inton F.vo Lee- .
tares on the Ath:M.asi„n Creed, l.on., ISi, Isn.o. ,
liiiiK, Thomas II. The Study-Iiook o Med.ajval
And'tec'ureand Art: being a Series on\ork.ng.ra^^^
ings of the Principal Churches o the '^''/'""'^B^''' *:"- j
.-raved on Copper: with Dcscnpt.ons by (.. J. Hill, j
M A . I-on., lSaS-6S, 4 vols. fol. ;
K ng, Itev. Thomas Starr, M.A., 1S24-1S 3 b
in New York City; removed '» ■^'^••^^"«'"'^^"; '" . ' ?: ' '
became a Unitarian minister, and «as pastor of he Holl ^
Mrcet church, lloston, 184.-.-36, and .>! a church in fean
Fran i«> fro n 1860 till his death. He was a h,gh ly ;
,K ular preacher and lecturer, and exerted a strong m- ,
uence in California by his appeals tor the preservation
tie rnion, at the beginning of the .Recession inoe-
nent. 1. The White Hills: their Legends, Landscape, ,
nn, Poetry lUust. Host., IS.V.I. sin. Ito ; new eds., Is62,
S70 187.H telKtes to the White Mountains of New ,
Ham'psh rcwdiich Mr. King had e.xph.red during .^everal
s miiers a.id winters, and which, hy his "et "s o the
Boston Transcript, he did much to make a favorite e-
sort.) 2. Patriotism, and other Papers with a Hi .-
graphical Sketch by Hon. Richard^ Frothingham, Bo»t ,
1™U 12mo. H. Christianity and Humanity : Sermons.
Edited, with a Memoir, by E. P. Whipple. »"'*■' 1^;'-
llo. 4. Substance and S^how and .dber Lectures.
Edited, with an Introduction, by E. P, Whipple. Host.,
1877, 16mo.
"King, ThorolU," (Pseud.) See Oatchell,
*^'V» KingVToler,'' (Pseud.) See Fox, Emily, »i,/..-".
Kins, W. J. Treasury of Facts: a Cyclopedia of ,
Natural and Mathematical Science, N. York, 1884, |
"'iiing, William, M.D. Thoughts and Suggestions {
on the Teaching of Christ, Lon., 1872, p. ^vo. |
King, William, ScD professor in «»;«"« f^'^S"' :
(ialwavTand Kowney, Thomas H. An d Chap-
c of the tieological Record, with a New Int^preta-
U, „ • or. Uock-Metamorphism, especially the Methy osed
Kind, and its Resultant Imitations of Organisms. Illust.
'' King^Wii'liam Croker. The Common Law Pro-
ceclurc Amendment Act, (Ireland,) K8o6, Lon., 185,,
''King, Ui'v. William Francis Henry, M.A.,
en luted at Christ Ciiurch, Oxford, 186.,; ordained
fS'l caratcof Enticld 1877-8:1. 1. Ad,lington Robert
Peel Venables, Bishop of Na-ssau : a Sketch of his Life
J; 1 I abours for the 'chureh of God Lon., 1878 p. 8vo.
2 The Royal Supremaoy with Keference to Convoca-
tion, the Court of Appeal, Ac, Lon., 1881. 8vo. ?..
(Ed.) Threads of Gold : a Selection of Sayings from the
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Writings of Saint., Lon., 1884. 6 lino 4. Cla.-.i.al and
Foreign quotations, Law Terms and MaXMU.s Proverbs,
Motto's, Phrase-, and Expressions in French, German,
tireek, Italian, Latin, Spanish, and Portuguese : wth
Translations, Uefereiices, Explanatory Notes, and In-
'''KTng?Wi\Tir''l'llMJ.l«'*:'i h. in North Carolina;
enteied the I'.S. navy as an assistant engineer 1^:., :
chief engineer 18011. Lessons and l'^"^'''''"' ,^''":' l''
Steam, the Steam-Engine, Propellers, Ac, N. \ork, 1860,
8vo; UHh eil., 187.'). „ ,
Kilie, William L. The Newspaper l.'ress of
Charleston, S.C. : a Chronological and Biographical Hi.^
t,u-v, Charleston, 1S72, 12mo.
; King, Lient.-tol. William Uoss, b. 1-.!.^
served ill the Katlir war 1851-i;i. 1. Campaigning . .
' Kallirhind ; or. Scenes nnd Adventures in the Kidhr \\:u
ol 851-52 Lon., l^.Vl, p. 8vo. 2. The S,mrlsman a,.!
1 Naturalist in Canada; or. Notes "n the Natural 1 ,-
•' ",rv of the Game, Game Birds, and Fish ol hat l,oumr> .
Loii., 1S66, r. 8vo. H. The Aboriginal Iribcs ol llio
1 Nilgiri Hills: a Pai.er, Lon., 1870, 8vo. ,. „ . ,
King, Lieut.-t ol. William H"«us, I .S.A i,
! 18", iifNew York City ; graduated at the 1 .S. Military
Academy 186:i, and appointed to the engineers; serve,
h, the civil war. 1 .' Torp,does : their Invention and
Use, Wash., 1866, Svo. 2. Materials lor Dolensne Ar-
i mor. Wash., 1871, 8vo. ,,-„■.■ ii
Kingdon, Abraham. Gordon, the Chnstmn Her,:
ft Book for the Young, Lon., 18,Mo, 12nio.
Kingdon, II. U. The Old English Mastiff, L.,n.,
'^'Kingdon. »"• Kev. Ilollingworth Tully,
D.I)., graduated at Trinity Cdlege, lambridge, 1-j^.
ordained 1 8611 ; Bishop-coadjutor of Fredericton, New
Brunswick, since 1881. Fasting Coiiiinunion : How
Binding in Englaml by the Canons, Lon., 1 !-,.!, ^^o.
"''Kiiigdon, John Abcrnethy, pnstinaster of the
Company of Grocers, London. (Ed^) laOnm le of
First Volume of MS. Archives ol the \ ,,rsh.p il ;.ii.-
i.any id' (irocers of the City ol London, A.I). 1..4.,-
'ub:1: with Introduction, Lon., 1888, 2 vols. 4to. Pri-
" K'iVgdon'l'Kev. Samuel Nicholson, B.l. isoi-
1872; Vicar of liridgcrub, Devonshire, Iron, IM2 I.
The ilistory and Sacred Obligation ol he habbath, l..,n.,
1X56 12mo. 2. Schism nnd its Results brought !■■ the
Te8t',.f Scripture nnd Experience. Hy a Clergymiu, m
the West. Ln., 1850. I'amph. ;). Church Psahnod),
1856, 8vo. Also, single lectures, Ac.
Kingham, Richard. The Amateurs Manual ol
Photography, Lon., 1864, 8vo ; :id ed., ishh.
Kinglake, Alexander William, ^""^ ^■'''' '•;
where his name is erroneously given as John Alexand r
and the date of his birth as 1802, add.,] 18ll-ls.li , b.
arTaunton; graduated at Trinity College Canihndge
I 18:i • called to the bar at Lincoln;s Inn 1837 but retire,
from 'practice in 1856; elected M.P. for »"' K;' "
1857, and re-elected 1868, but unseated on peliiioii,
lord of the manor of Saltmoor, Somersetshire :iii,
.leputy -lieutenant of the county. He "ccompaninl tla
English army to the Crimea in 1854. The Invasion ,.f
t^r^'lL. :'its Origin, and an Account o its lr,^ro s
down to the Death of Lord Raglan : vols. i. i.ud ii.,
LMin i.nd Lon 18(i;l, 8vo : 4th dl. same year.
''"Lo gexpeet.^ a,\d desired, Mr Kinglake^ i-|;;;T
comes ,it last And it comes eiitirclv wnrti > ol ' f; " ,'"
of the autior It will be road with adiuiniti.u an, 'U-
Il^^lVall lull those vvln. ^vill,«l>■V:l:■.'^lVi^;"lll::!r;!l;'n
to the historical literature of England. -.8al. yui ,. .x\ .
^t£ 'ioll^ed miS'and burnished, style which lim
maih'\yi?.mth..rl-ai,ioiis is still .naim^.nedi,
umes- and were the ntere.st of the subject evi n i - "
raentous they would be eagerly ;f'"> t-;,^!*' " " ^'L
literary production of consummato .skill. -.8o(. /,(i , -^i
Kr.'.
and French sol.llers and the r Renerals are outc.l h. ..i.|
with the historical spirit ol the age.' -&«'■ «« ■■ J'^^'*'
222.
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iiiidurstanrl."-.!^/,., N,;..„ii; "^ I'liiipariKlvciy fiwy tu
msmmm
mmmmm
\ul vi ISSO; vol,, vii. „„,! viii., 18sr. New ej (the i
lull) I.I till, whole woili. I S7r-,ss •'"•w eu. (the I
HIS.tK';^^4
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Kinglnke, Arthur. Tho Patriot an.l the Hero
Cnera (luyo.i. on the ]ia,tle-Fiel.ls of llungiry an i
.AMii, Ueston-sii|ier-Mare, ISJC, Svo. •*
Kingman, Mrndford. History of North IJri.I^o
r..m,'.;'fs?o*:":o„fo"--''- ••''»"-«• '"'"'tion, Hartfonl,
nun"'!;',';'"'''' ^''"•'- ■'™ '^•""•^^^' AucK KiNas-
Kingsbury, H. The M„i„e Townsman : Laws for
l,e,ul,,no„ ol Town,, Ac, Portland, l,.-14, IliiiioT new
Kingsbury, Elizabeth. 1. Thought, on Mar
ifi. ;*• •^- ^^•'"t ."« '""-e to .10, Wash., 1SS6 I ",'
Kingsbury, Frederick. The Voice and its M u
agcment as to Sini;iiig, Lon., 1!<5S, Jto
Kingsbury, Ilev. Harmon. I. Thoi,..hts on the '
•ugitue-Mave Law and Nehraska liill, N. Voik "soi '
-V York 857 Sw,^'^3' '■<'"7"«. '"""5»verni„ents, !
(lluio ' ""'■''"" ^™y°''' ^"^^ York, l!<7o
Kingsbury, .Mrs. J. D
il:inl. Host., IS86, .Svo.
Kingsbury, John II. Kingsbury Sketches' „
' ye " M,,i 'f ",?'''!''"l' ""■"""' "f i'- rn 1 880, after sU
taeiil ty tliere, presenting a thesis in sui,i„.rt of LIT
anamsni. In l,S,H4 she founded the He met e .Soeietv
lor ,0 study of religious philosophy, and 1 rame i,^
, .resident. She puhlished I large' ni,',„be o ^^ el
addresses, and painph its, in Knu'lish and |.-,-..„ , • '
o is(l ■ ;':;'"';■,.? ■^'' " ;"■ "'" ^'^^y 'chnsUan ,
lion., iMi„, |j|„„, ,,|,|, ^,^^^^ written when th,
author was onl.v thirteen years of age.) 2 ive „e
vers,..] Ion., «,m, ,..„„. ;, ,„ 1;^. |.ady n,,,b ;:
a .".peeulalive Itoinanee, Isi;,s. .]. ,\ , |.\s„v on , \ ^
;.-n..ofW,,ni,.,,o,helVliaii,em:;V;;;^,:h;se l;^^^
f^H^Sio. ,1 Kosainiinda the I'rineefi: an His oric
Uuniunce ol the Si.xih fenlury. and other Tal 's ,„
8 ,.,, Nvo; new e,l., Is7i». fi. The I'erfeet \V:,v in iVie" "
ie It FoMl "' "'""'.V-K " ,"'■"-" ■■• «l'e .Natural and A,:
uent Food ol our Knee. l,on., |,ss|, l^no,. .,,1 ,.,| lis.
Ku'o Ion r.;«S J''" ,''•'";"■'-■ "'"' <'"nsti(ution of the
lf^;;;tl:•,l:^,/r^,,::--^^:^-;;-'7-;^
Kingslord. Kdiled, with l-refae... Notes, a" I A en
on., I,.<^y With .M.uii.A.vn, |.;i,H Aim; I. The I'erleet
""y ^ or. The Finding of Christ. I,on.. Iss.-, 4to. A o,
Nfw ed., rev and enl.. (with euthors' names ) I8s« Mv,
-. li-iin/.) I he Virgin of the World, of Hermes Mer"
nimis Visniegistus: now llrst rendered h!n' gT^^
vv 1 1 |..ssay, Introduction, and Notes, I,on., iN.si ,1
And see .Maiti.ani). KiMvvnn. , ■„/■.„ '
Tli^'r'y^l'r''l'sn'"'"^' """'•-■'■• C''"'--'™' ■* ^-^
Kingslbrd, Ilev. Frederick Uillinm, M A
graduated at Clare College, Cambridge. ISSS.^ndaii eii
IM 1 Hartlmm Conferences; or. I»iscus.sions upon some
"1 the Religious Subjects of the Uav, l,on., IS7X rC
C...ua;"r.i', "'"'"'" "'""'-^ '^'^ ""'■^■■^"■'•
.^t,ffii"fs'oriM,:n^k H"'r'' ,'• "*"-y. S'^-ture, and
ada I' ill '""\«'""'V" "'" ^"i'«'' S">'^'^ «"'! Can-
aan i niia ISjl, Svo. 2. Impressions of the West and
.^unth dunng a Si.x Weeks' liulidav. liy W K To
o:ir'^^r;e^:ri..s^%s^;;^:;!J[;r-^»^
Ilarriotto Briggs Stod-
Kingsbury, Rev. Thomas Luck, M.A., gradu-
'. Mt Irinity College, Cambridge, IS^S ; ordain.Ml
Hi '■ "T\ «f H<""''» liissett since ISS.l. 8n ritual^ie
m.^ and U.e Holy Communion: Seven Sefnml:^^;
Stn,'f!!,fr'i""'' '?'■'" *"'">' '^1-lJ- I^-16-IS.^.S, b. at
dnl. ',!'"'"■"' ^"S-' ''"%'>"«'■ of John lionus, ; Lon
no" '>';™""' was married in 1S67 to the Rev Alger-
Jon Who p'^''^"''''n'''™'' "f Atcham, Shropshire. She
joined the Roman Catholic Church in 1870 but in later
('h!^f"l.fe't''o'f'fi; "•"•«"'<•• liobert Browning,
< hiel 1 oet ol the Age : an Essay, l,on., 1,SS7, ,«,, Kinm
vil^"Jfne'id,['c"'^\?'''"""' '''--'•'*'"- •'• "' •^-">-
\ .V yTi-^°-' ^■^■'" ""*^ ''Ic'^'eJ a bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in 18IM. ]. The Kes. rrec
t.on of the Dead, Cin., |S47, ISnio. 2 Round H;
U.n-ld: a Series of I,etters, Cin., I87U, 2 vols, linio.
Kingsley, Kev. fhnrles, F.L.S., F (i S !„„i,-
vol. .., add. 18111-1 .75 : was Regius professor of nioder,;
history at Cambridge ISS'J-f,!., canoi of Chester 786. -
..!, an.l from then canon .d' Westminster. In 18(14 he
beeame enf.^,ged in a controversy with IJr.-afterwards
by t1,rh,»;V,7'th:' r'";"' ■'■■''" "r '" "- 1'-''-"-
ny the mtter .,f the Apologia pro Vita Sua. In 1874
I e visite. the United States and lectuie.l in s,"„ie of
principa towns. For bi.ig., see Kix.si.KV, FnV/.
Ks L., .,,/,„. 1. Androme.1, and other I'.iems, Lon
l.S,S, ,, Svo 2. Hints -o Stammerers. liy'a Mi'.'
Ton" '■r's':''"'- ''^':.""""1 ""'" ^>"-'-'« -^'''g-it .
Wch " lS64''S"Th''''c '"," v'' '"''"^ Irrationale of
Lon 18M to ^^ i'.?'"' •^''"■'' o'Uod: Sermons,
from'r, '• v"- .■*• '^'i-^'^'^"""!'^'.- reprinted ehiefl;
from I.r,,ser s Magazine, l,.,n., l,Ni!i, 2 vols, cr Svo 5
-units of Exact Science ap,,lied t.i IHstory : Inaugurai
Lecture, Lon., 18(ill, cr. Svol 6. Town and Coun rv "er
mons Lon ISBl. fp. ,sv„ , 2d ed., 1868. 7 Sp ech of
Lonl Dundreary in Section D. on the Grea HiWa.
pus Question, Cambridge, 1862, I2mo. 8. The Gosrii
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of tho Pintiitemih ; ii Set nf Parish Serrminii, Lot., lSfl.1,
12ino, !i. Till) Wiitcr-Iliibici : a Fiiiry-Talo, l,(.n., IMHII,
Kq. Hvo ; nt'W oil., I-*"!. III. Tlic Itciiiiiiu iiiiil tlif Teu
ton ; a Sericx ol' l.ccliiii'.^ dulivcrtil buloro tliu L'nlvcr-
»itjr of Ciiiiibridue, Ciuiibricliju anil I.on , 18114, Hvoj now
fil., I>7il.
"Mr. KliiK'.'lfV I.H n cli'vor iiiiin, a warm-lieiirlt'd man,
mill III! liniii'st iniiii ; lull nf nil men Ilvln« he Is llii' U'llMl
i|iiMlllk'il 111 iMiili'rtiikf llif wiirk nl iiii liLvtiirliiii or iiii liLs-
luriiiil priilVsMir. Ilii niiilt-K.-ri llml Ins li'iluri's are ' imt,
III llic piipuliir .n'liM', lil.iliiry at all,' ami It in bi'yunil mir
pinver 111 lliiil ml anv miirc I'MiliTlc iir rciiiinliti; suiiso In
wlilcli Ihi'y ikMTVi' ilii' iiami'."— .-■K/. Hn:, xvil. llfi,
II. "WImt, Ihcii, iliit.i I>r. Nownuiii lui'an ?" a Uoply
to a l>iim|ililet lalcly imblisliDil by Dr. Newman, [i.e.,
"Mr. KinK^loy anil Hr. Nonimin," Ai!.,| l,ou., IHtU, Svo.
Paniph. Anilni'i" .Mkviihk, Ukv. Khkhkhick, iii/ni.
" Kxoi'pt that It iniiki's vrl iiiiotliiT rnnlruviTny iif lliu
neawin, a Huliji'ct I'ur I'liib K"»sip ami ii iliiiiiurlulilu lallli',
. . . tills ill.iru>»lijn can liave im pailiriilar ri'Miill. It Is
fanmns sport; llii' wnrlil Is iiiinisuil, llu; alUluti's uet ail-
mired, and there Is an end."— .IW., Nd. I'.hki.
IL*. David : Four Soriiiuns prcuehed beloro tbu Univer-
sity of Ciinibridno, Ac, I,on., 1S«5, I'-'nio; l!il ed., 1S7I.
Hi. llerewaril, Iho " I.a.it of tho KnKlisli," Lon., IHHH, 2
vols. p. Svo. I 1. Three Lectures on tho ,\iicient UC'|.!iiiio,
Lon., 18ii7, p. Svo. lo. Tliu Water id' Life, and other Ser-
mons, Lon., I.H(i7, lanio. l(i. The llennit.s, ("Sunday
Library,") Lon., IHfi.s.p, Svo. 17. Diseipline, and other
Scnnono, Lon., I8lis, IL'mo. IS. Maiianio How and
],ady Why; or. First Los:ons in Karth-Lore fur Chil- j
dren. Illust. Lon., l.^fiU, Ifliiio ; new ed., \X~2, Hvo.
lU. At Last: a Christmas in tho West Indies, Lon., 1871, I
2 vols. p. Svo; new ed., ISSII.
"Wlietlier we ellnib the elilVs with him, anil peer over
Into narrow buys wliieli are beliiu Inillowed out by the
irade-snrf, or wander throntjli Inipeiielriible loresls, where
Ihe tops of the trees form a 1,'reen cloml overhead, or Kazu ;
down glens wlileli are watered by the elearesl brooks, run-
nlDK tfirongli mas.ses of palm iiinl banana, and all the rleli
variety of lollnRe, wu are eipially ilelit!lited and amazed."
—Mil., No. L'JTli.
" lielter tliiiii a novel, even when It eomes from s\K'h ii
maslerly hand as .Mr. Kint-'sley's. Is this fresh and vlKnrons
de.seriplliin of lite, the lite ol nature ami of men, lus it is
.seen under singularly ravonriibleediiditiiins by an ob.server
who has eyes keenly appreeiative of lieaiity. and Ibiit
happy art. seemingly .so ea.sy, really so dllllenit nf iillaln-
nieiil, of kIvIiii; to others elearly intelligible plelures of
what he sees. .Such woril-pielures Mr. Kingsley paints
better than almost any man,— not so Korgeous, If the iiiii-
parisoM may be allowed, us Mr. Huskln's, but, to our fancy
at least, eleareranil more ilellnlle."— .Spectator, xliv. iriTl.
20. Town Ocoloay, Lon., IS72, or. Svo.
" It is a most iileasant book to rend, and every pane con-
veys some instruction to the reader."— -li/i.. No. HW.').
21. Prose Idyls, New and Old, Lor.., lS7;i, er. Svo.
" He lias a true eve for nature. He sees the smallest ob-
jects, and yet knows how to .select the really cliaracteristio
points. He is therefore unusually vivid, and yet does not
overcrowd his pages with detail."— .!>«(. Hn:, xxxvi. 700.
22. Plays and Puritans, and other Historical Essays,
Lon., 1873, er. Svo. 23. Health and Education, Lou.,
1874, er. Svo.
"This volume consists of lectures and mnRa/.iiie articles,
some of which, but not all, come fitly under the title of
' Health and Kducatioii.' . . . He has the art. as rare as it
is enviable, of ({Iviiii; freshness to whiit is familiar, and
life to topics which, in the hands of a dull writer, would
be hopelessly uninteresting."— .■•iiecdifyi', xlvii. IIIM.
24. Westminster Sermons, Lon., 1874, Svo.
" He was never more earnest or more eloquent than he
is in this volume."— .'^yrfi'ta^/r, xlvii. 702.
2,'). Lectures delivered in America in 1874, Lon., 1875,
p. Svo. 20. Letters to Young Men on netting and Gam-
bling, Lon., 1S77, Svo. 27. Works: Collected Edition,
Lon., 1878-81, 2s vols. p. Svo. 28. From Death to Life :
Fragments of Teaching to a Village Congregation ; with
Letters on tho Life after Death. Edited by his Wife.
1887, fp. Svo. (There are also two collective editions of
his novels and several volumes containing selections from
his writings.)
King§ley, Frances E,, daugliter of I'ascoe Gren-
fell ; married, 1844, to Charles Kingsley, «ii;;/r(. (Ed.)
Charles Kingsley : his Letters and Memories of his Life,
Lon. ,1876, 2 vols. Svo ; 2d ed., abridged, 1878 ; new ed.,
1883.
" It is sadly too long. It gives the Incidents of his life
with perfect ta.ste indeed, but with no grajihic power."—
Alh.. No. 2664.
"The Life and Letters have not only thro\.n new light
on his writings and his public career. . . . Beyuinl and lie-
hind all this, they have brought out the man as he lived
In his own home, tender and true, brave and hopeful, . . .
a true and noble Clirislian Englishman."— T. Huohes :
.^Icnii., xi. 44.
" The critic of these volumes Is tempted, by a suggestion
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an Illusory as It In obvious, to lament In them the low nf a
great lllerary upporciinlly. It Is nhvlons llml the bli.u
rapbcrofwi striking a represenlallve of llie Ihlrd party
In llie Church iiilgbl have set before his readers a Well
eeiilreil pliUire of an Imiiorlaiil group, a picture of com-
not allempled here, and Indecil rendered Imposslhle by n
point of view too close to allow of a liaekgriHind."— .^i..
/i(/(ir, 1. M.
KiiiRMlvy, <iiRorKe llriiry, M.D. 1. (Truns ,
Four Phases of Love, by Paul Hcyse. Translated b) I' .
Lon., 1857, er. Svo. 2. (Trans.) Love-Tales, by Pain
Ileyse, Lon., 18(12, er. Svo. 3. (Ed.) Aniiiiiidvorsinii-
iippon tho Annotaeioim and Corrections of Home liiiper
fectlons of Inipressioiies of Chaucer's Wi.rkes nprinii.l
in 1508, sett downe by F. Tbyiine. (Chainer Sn.-.
Pub.) Lon., 1885, Svo. And see IIbiiiikiit, tl. II. C ,
HUfUll.
KiiigNluy, Henry, 1 830-1876, brother of Chmli-
Kingsley, nM/oii ,■ was educated at King's College, Lnii
don, and Worcester College, tlxfonl, and in IS.'i3 went o,
Australia, where he remained till ls5S. He was edi|i,i
in 1809-70 of Ihe Daily Itcvlcw, a paper reprcsentin,'
the Free Church party In Edinburgh, and aotnl as It-
war eorrespiindenu in I87II, when hi was present at tlie
battle of Sedan. I. The Itecollections i f GeolVrcy lliiiii
lin, Lon., 1850, .1 vols. p. .svo.
" There Is no plot, and only Ihe loosest possible connecli. Ill
between Ihe successive cliapleis. . . . Hut tbv' merit of tlie
liidivldnal .scenes, consldereil by themselves. Is very great , '
~.S(i(. A'cr., ix. .'lO.
2. Kaveusboe, Lon., 1802, 3 vols. er. Svo: now cil.,
1864. (This is generiilly eimsidered the nullior's be-t
book.) 3. Austin Elliot" Lon., 1803, 2 vols. p. Svt: ; :'.il
ed., 1S«6.
"This novel fnltils the Orst purpose of novels : It iitr-
esls amlanui.scs."— .S(i(. ltd'., xv. 731.
4. The Hillyars and llie Uurtons : a Story n! T'.ii
Families, Lon., 1805,3 vols. p. Svo. 5. Leiglitnn Coiiit :
a (.'ountry-Houso Story, Lon., 1860, 2 vols. p. .ivo. 11.
Sileote of Pilcotcs, Lon., 1S67, 3 vids. |i. Svo: 20 od.,
1869. 7. Mademoiselle Mathilde, Lon., 1S68, 3 v..ls. |.
Svo.
" Mr. Kingsley really can draw men and women with
freshness and fife; his women are genuine slmlies. and
delight the reader accordingly."— .So/. Jtn:, xxv. iWi.
s. Stretton: a Novel, Lon., 1869, 3 vols. p. Svo; new
ed., 1885. 9. Tales of Old Travel, He-Narrated, Lmi.,
1809, p. Svo. 10. The Hoy in Gray, Lon., 1870, p. -vn.
II. Hettv, and other Stories, l.ot'i., 1S71, p. Svo ;ind
12uio; iiew ed., 1885. 12. Th'^ Lost Child, lllii't.
Lon., 1871, r. Svo. 13. Old >','i^aret: a Novel, l.oii.,
1871, 2 vols. p. Svo; new ed., ; -cj. 14. The Iliir\e\.',
Lon., 1872, 2 vols. p. Svo; new ud., 1873. 15. Valentin;
a French Boy's Stcry of Sedan, Lon., 1872, 2 vols. or.
Svo; new ed., 1885. 16. Hornby Mills, and other .sto-
ries, Lon., 1872, 2 vols. p. Svo j new ed., 1873, 1 vol. 17.
Oakshott Castle: being the Memoir of an Eeecntric N..I le-
man. Written by .Mr. Granby Dixon, [pseud. J Lh.i.,
1873, 3 vols. p. Svo; new ed., 1878. 18. Reginald llelliiT-
nge, Lon., 1S74, 3 vols. p. Svo ; new ed., 1878. 10. .Nuin-
ber Seventeen : a Novel, Lon., 1875, 2 vols. p. Svo. 2ii.
The Orange Garden : a Romance, Lon., 1870, 3 vols. y.
Svo. 21. Fireside Studies, Lon., 1878, 2 vols. p. svo.
(<.'ontains critical essays on .\ddison, Marvell, and other
writers.)
" The reader of these brightlv-writleu papers may be in-
clined to regret that Mr. Kingsley did not give more nl his
time to Uterarv criticism."— .s/»rta(or, xlix. 8ii3.
22. Tho Mystery of the Island, Lon., 1877, p. Svu.
Kingsley, John Sterling. (Ed.) The StaiehuJ
Natural History, Host., 1885, vols. 4to; reissued umler
tho title of "the Riverside Natural History," 1888,6
vols. Svo.
Kingsley, Norman W., M.D.S., D.D.S., meinber
of the Amcriean Academy of Dental Surgery ; pic."ideiit
of the Board of Censors of the State of New York. A
Treatise on Oral Deformities as a Branch of Mccb^iniral
; Surgery. Illu3t. Lon. and N. York, 1880, Svo.
I Kingsley, iUiss Rose U., daughter of Itcv.
Charles Kingsley, mijud. 1. South by West; or, Winter
] in the Rocky Mountains and Spring in Mexico. Ediuii,
] with a Preface, bv the Rev. Charles Kingsley, V.U.S.,
F.G.S., Canon of Westminster. Lon., 1874, Svu. .Anon.
{ " One great charm of the book is the simple and natural
style ill w hich it is wrilteu, and the genuine freshmw and
i zestwitli which the traveller seeks out and describes all
new Rsfirets of nature and of society."- .-tra'?., v. TH.
! 2. Children of Westminster Abbey, Lon., 1880, 12uio;
! 2d ed. same year.
I Kingsley, Vine Wright. 1. Reconstruction in
1 America. By a Member of the New York Bar. N. York,
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i"ire iiinl .\ilv(iihiri'«, l.nn.. \^'m IHh,,, ii -ri ,. '
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I" Kllll/.rillc: II Tulc Ion KV> l-. ' ■ .. " "
iwuvi^,, .■in,.f;'u •,';;: ••.:^:r,.,;, ^''jr-j''-
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•t. II..' KhUgnUltf' Iln,,,,.; o,-, 1|„„ to .S. .' r„
I'ilu o) ()|,1 .(i,,,;,. , s,„, ..• I , " ; ''• TIk' hnily
Kri II ""^" • I' i^i'iiliilo, l.oii,, is.iN 12iiio IH
f iSl>y lleiitlicot,., U,,., |s,iu, ||, 'hvo •4 M„ i,'* ;
itkl , "n ^ ", ^'"","'' "■"'•'" '■*'""■ '"'»•. 1 ■^'i" Ip 1' ■
■lack lli{i,ilin<', 1,011 . ,s()i f,, o- m. .■. , '.' ,. •
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;;;i.;.K«:aSk.,te.,or!.y'i,il;:;;'t;r^'vo'rii^^
KiiiKsley, Wlllliiin \y
tlolis, I'liilii., |S,s|, I:;
KiiiKsmiil, Ilev. .lo«..„|„ [„„„, vol. I., «,|.l 1 i
[;;-li«.K ^ne„,|l.v .Jou„..|., ,„ ,1,0 l-oii;,, u:„,Xll'„[
KiiiK.stoii,
KillKstoi,, Willi..,,, U.-nUy., h. is.ir In r,on
tr.ii,- i.n.,,1 in tho following yoiti- to Cirjitf w1,it . I,.
lit tho U.l'v T,. , 1. . ■ ",'^l«'>-'i"l C(irro3|ionilcnt
Kn.|,h. undhe i,.,s uiso ..ontributuTto';,,;;; pSi!.;;";
• ."0 18 11 iiicinbcr of m.my arti.^tic
ft titivMwgn. ..u lo ii iiitMi,ucr ol mil
traii,o.l ill ihiit Vrlutwli ml n, ,'''''• ''," ""•* '"•«-"
«"r.l is, •icvpiin,!.' '"■'",';.',', J """i'l«iii;vl,ose watch-
.s hav,. 1 10 , II i;i,.-f;,r 111. ',';,'•■ |.""r '"M"" ''*-'''i"'-
-till i-.-maii,.s' oiionaiv.iV'n^ /,'''"*-','• "'" ^""^
in tl!H;'n«i;^K:,i^!;i»''K,;»'''''M^'^lly thooontml figure |
"Mil 11.0 uiio,.; ;lt"*i lolls ^ri'ns \,'„i .''";»■"' "'■■H"»i"tn"fe.s,
e»lii,-.'-,s„,, /ff,.„ ixiv G?3. "'" -^'"Jesly are always inter-
♦'■ A Wanderer'.^ \otos IS^** o ,r«i« i
hav.. .Mot,' "-..I,/, v„ •.ilii) ^"" '""" "'>■ 'Monarclis I
n%::;..!^'S';^;ii;;K:;;^l!,!;^.!!js,'t^'v-'.^.,«raee.
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t'> devote hiTns,.ic ., .i". \ ' ' ''" K«*e up bus ness
rni.oJStatosan, ill h™'''™-, "" '™^-^"«'' '" <l'«
lonlal ,.:,'„t .!?„"' "='''='^''ere,_ and was interested in
I 1
lonlal emigration sphmn„"^'"W""" ""'" ""oresteil in co
the Loiuiiial Jfinja,,. „„,,,,.,.,. ,_,.,,_ , . I '"'I iiiaJJrcaat.Sr- T.„ ..,. .„
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" 2 'svo Si ,";,:;';;'*", ^^""' ";'■ •^'i'l^iHi'""".. t.„: .
;;:;•«. «Mi.e ';i;i!i^r^ „i;;'v^'- ^::'"^' '"ii^^"--
Adv,.ntures of Diek Onslow a,,,..,; the Re. Uin ' 1 v
] i.rni.Kion lieaver, [pso.,.1 1 |,on sf^, i^ ' ,/
™.-.^ Wonls f,,r'l)l'i,i;,iaio,:-'l.., -is .''';- J^J'
!;'iSiri.i5,;;siry-t:-ris'
■10. .AIounta,n JIoirLrv I ,,n Isia "•• '"" N "p. .^»o.
e.i',^r^^.";^„rrA!!£e!-";r'T!rlb^
, '^ "^'"''nt Day, Lon., 18(iC, «,. Ilfn o now e,l 18SI
12 ,„; 0" ,H „{,7^"«'.""'' ;"l'«f Tales, Lon!, 1807.
ifK. in i. ,' ( hivo,-in),', I,on., I8I17, ISmo --.a
' s s^ 1 9"'' ^""'^ '■ "'"' ■^"I'-^Valer Tutors : a i<Uny I,o ,
''rpe'fer.ru,^7!n.:-^^;i^;^i^^ir:^.;^'S
Martl^l-o!^ i;!;„^„i ^:,^ ";tr' ^:^' ^%c^i
OS. Adr,ft ,1, a Boat, Lon., 1801,, llimo : new od 8sl
E pi i ," I r", "fi.,'i°."'"'«'""" ^ ,"" a"™>»-' and
iner ritl'srn n ;;;"T "r :.' K^I'^-'e'^l'^'.v, Mar-
,h,'n, ' i' • '"""'i ■"''«''- '"'"S. 6,^. The Royal Mer
n .7',; f:T' '" ""^ I"''' "' """ Thoma,, (freM.an ;
.".""ii's,'^" ■ "«>" «'l-.""tit e,l '■ The Gohlen tJrass^
1'^>'0. 6fi. .Sunshine Hill, Lon., 1870, ]2u.o,
>ie»', the Un
1 Ti ,.T ".lun, anil n
!■ il'ctiroassian Chief: an
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Jack and Kingston's .Magazine for U
nd tast India Re- I Cook : his L
ifo, V
l*'^*'"- ,2- I^ueifanian Sketch
"noil, Lon., 1S45, 2 vols
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>ys. 8C(. 16mo. 70. A True 11
iea, Lon., lN7i, 12mo.
oyages ' ' "
ies, I,
69. Captain
ics with Pen and "Ra
1871.
p. 8vo. 3. The Prime M
J.. 8
; or, The Story of Will....,
1. The Fortunes of th
lon., 1871.
liaui
,, ^ , ^-- ~- ■ ^, .1. ^ ,iu ji oriu
*M i"" "Crusader," Lon., 1S72 1
■lis- I Janet Maclaren, Lon., 1872, 12!
2mo,
I
'uio. 73. The Afri
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Tmdor, I.im., IH72, I2inii, 71. Tli« Hotniiil Krlimdi; (ir,
Nolhiiiu Nbh, |»liirii'ii,) \.<in., IH7:l, t vnrli; Hliii.i, "ft.
WullKiiirii ; (If, Tliu .New Zoiiliiml (lirl, I.cni., I^*":), )■.
Hvi). Trt, lliirrlcuMo Hurry; nr, Tliu Ailvc^riliiri'ii nf «
Niniil oniiiir, Loll., 1M7;|, Iflmo. 77. Tho Wfi«tern
WurM: l'iflun'»i|iio Ski.l.li.'.-, I,un„ l'*";i, p- ^v... 7S.
Tlici W.iM,l-i'uU«ri "f (lutiiili, I.DM., IM7.'I, INuKi. 7U.
Itnuir KyllliiV W.inl, l.cm., H?:!, p. «v». Nil. Thi-
Seh(«il Frieii'lH, iiii.l niher 'I'lili'i, l.im., 1^7;), 12iihi. Ml.
Mioliiiel I'fnisuymii or, Kl'liur l.ilV on the I'onilsli C.mst,
I.oii., |H7:i, p. s- 82. .Slii|iwri.'ik« jin<l Miimtorn lit
Sill, 1,1111., IS7;t, |i. 1VO. ^il. Tlio lleroii' Wifu; or, Tim
WiiiiiUTfrs on tln< .\iiiii/.oii, l.on., 1'<7.'1, l2iiio. ,SI. .Mil-
llci'iit C'lurteiiiiv'" Dliiry, l.oii., 1^7:1, T-'iiiu. xi. Mivry
Liililiiinl i or. The .Misi'loiiur.v'K l)iniKlili'r, l.im., 1H7:1,
11. Hvo. ^fl. Thu History of l.itllu I'l'tir tlii' Ship. Hoy,
l.on., IH7:i, 12I11U. H7. Tliu Triipiiiir'H Son, l.on., IH7:i,
p. (<vii. M-*. Ilroiit Al'ric'un Triui'ller.t : from Muiik'o
I'ftrk to l.ivinnHono iiml Stiinloy, l.on., l'<7:i, 12inu. HH.
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HO. Sturii-H of Aniniiil SiiKin:lly, l.on., IHTt, l2ino. (»1.
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MoulenaniK; or, .Vaval l.ifo in tin- .VInetiH'nth t'unlury, |
l.un., 1871, Itlino. «:i. The I'wo Shi|iiniiteH, l.on., lS7t, ^
IBiuo. HI. CliiirlBs Laurel, l.on., 1S7I, p. Hvo. «!>.
Elilol the Driii.l; or. The I)awn of I'hrHtianity in lint- |
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1871. 117. The Ilrother:4 ; a Tiile of Throe Lives, l.on., I
1871, p. 8vo. 118. Isaiiu (loiilil the Wan;jtoner, L.m., |
1875, l8mo. 111). .Saved Iroin the Sea; or. The Loss
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tt Tale of VlrKinia, Lon., l-<7.'i, ur. 8vo. I II I. The Child
of the Wreek, Lon., 187.1, lllnio. 102. The .>^onth Sea!
Whaler; a Story of the Loss of the " Champion," Lun.,
187,0, p. 8v(), lo;i. The Three Co landers, l.on., 187.i,
Ifiiiio. nil. Half-Hours witli Kin^s and Queens of Kn^-
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108. The Vouiit; Kiijah : a Story of Imlian Life and Ad-
venture. Lon., I><70'. p. 8vo. mil. The Wanderers; or.
Adventures in the Wilils of Trinidad, ,U\, Lon.. 187(1, p.
8vu. 110. Vii(?iiiia; a. Centennial Story, Bosl., 1n7B,
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"Ousel" (iailey. Lon., lM7r), p. mvo. llu'. Owen Hart-
lev: I'ps and Downs, Lon., 1877, p. 8vo. ll:i. The
Voyage of the " Steadfast," Lon., 1877, l2nio. HI. In
the Koekv .Moiinliiiiis : a Tale of Adventure, Lmi., 1877,
l2nio. l"l.-i. Jovinian 1 or. The Karlv Days of Papal
Home, Lon., 1877, l:!mo. llli. The Youn;; Llanero : a
Story of AV'ar and Wild Life in Venezuela, Lon., 1877,
p. Svo. 117. The Three Admirals and tho Adventures
of thoir Young Followers, Lon., 1h77, sq. Itinio. 118.
The Two Supercargoes; or, Adventures in South Africa,
Lon., 1877, Ifimo. 119. Clara .Maynaid; or. The True
and the False, Lon., 1877. p. Svo. 1211. (Trans.) Tho
Swiss Family Robinson, Lon., 1877, p. Svo. 1 21. (Trans.)
Michael Strogolf, the Courier of the Czar, by .Jules Verne.
Hlust. Lon., 1877, 8vo. 123. (Trans.) The Child of
the Cavern, by Jules Verne, Lo.i., 1877, p. i<vo. 12:1.
Yachting Tales. Illust. Lon., 1878, Svo. 124. The
Kival Crusoes. Illust. l.on., 1878, p. Svo. 12i. With
A.te and Uille; or, I'he Western Pioneers, Lon., 1878,
sq. lOnio. 12(i. The Mate of the " Lilv," Lon., 1878, p.
8vo. 127. Nedliarth: a Tule of tlie Slave-Trude, Lon.,
1878, p. 8vo. 128. The Seven Clmnipions of Christen-
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the I'aeitic, Lon., 187S, 12mo. I:i0. Piccolo I'aolo : a
Tale of Savoy, Lon., IS71I, Ifimo. IHI. Notable Voy-
ages; from Columbus to I'ariy, Lon., 187U, p. 8vo. i:)2.
Tiie Two Whalers; or. Adventures in the Pacilic, Lon.,
I87il, 12II10, W.i. In New (iranada; or. Heroes and
Patriots, Lon., 18711. 12mo. 134. A Yacht Voyage
round Englaml, Lon., 1879, sq. Ifimo. 13.'). The Fron-
tier Fort; or, Stirring Times in IJritish .America, Lon.,
I871I, p. 8vo. Lili. Hendricks the Hunter, Lon., 1879,
II. Svo. i;i7. (Trans.) The liegum'.s Fortune, Ijy .Jules
Verne, Lon., 1879, 12mo. I.'iS. Tho Heir of Killinnan,
Lon., 1880, Ifimo. 139. The Cruise of the "Dainty,"
Lon., 1880, p. Svo. 14(1. Dick Cheveley, Lon., 1S80,
Ifimo. 141. Tho Ferryman of Brill, and other Stories,
Lon., 18S0, 12m". 142. IN.ger Willniighby ; or. The
Times of Benbow, Lon., 1S80, \<. Svo. 1411. Tlie Young
Berringtons; or. The Boy E.\plorers, Lon., 1880, p. Svo.
144. In the Forest: a Talc of Settler Life in North
America, Lon., 1880, 12mo. 145. The Lily of Leyden,
954
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Lon., I'<'<0. II. xvo. , ..
tain Kuiinylios nml Huron Stilkln, Li
1 1«. V,iya({6s anil Traveln of Cap.
|88«. 117.
Wonders of tlio .Minos, Lon., 188(1, l2mo. 148, W.n
ilers of the Ocean, Lon., I88II, 12ino. 119. Norm in
Valley; or, How to (hercoiiie Hvll with (iood, Lou,
Issd, I2U10. 15(1. Ailventures in (lie Far West, ll|u-i
i,on,, 1880, p. 8vo. 151. Ainonii the Itedsklna, Lnii ,
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Orphans, Lon., 1880, p. Svo. Hit. Arctic Adven(uri-„.
Illust. l.on, I^Ml, p. 8vo. 151. I'eler llldiliilph : tliu
lllse and Progress of an A»»lral!an Selllcr, L"n., 1.»>I,
p. Mvo. 1.1,1. Peter Trawl; or. The Adveiiluns of i
Whaler, Lon., IN81, p. 8vo. 1,'ifl. The Two Voyage-;
or. Midnight and Daylight. Lon., 1881, „|. Klnio. 1,,T,
Won from tho Waves, Lon.. 1882, sq. Iflino. 158. .lamc^
Draithwalte, Suporcargo, Lon,, 1882, er. mvo. 1.i9. A I-
ventures In Africa, by an African Trader, Lon., I"-.',
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p. Svo. Mil. Afar iii the Forest: a Tab' of Adventure
In North America; new ed.. Lon., IxSil, p. 8vo. ir,.'.
From I'owder-.Monkev to Admiral : .Naval Adventuri",
Lon., 1^8.'., I,. Sjo. Iii.'l. Paddy Fii'ii ; or, Tbe Ailveii
tares of a Midshlpniiin Alluat an.l Ashore, l.on., 1"",::,
sq. Ifimo. 1114. Adventures In Australia, l.on,, 1ms|,
8vo. Ifi5. Rob Nixon, the lllil White Trapper, Lon.,
1885, 12ino. Ififi. Travels of Dr. Livingstone, Lon.,
18,><0, p. ,>«vo, lfi7. Travels of .Mungo Park, Ilenhiioi.
and Chiiiiierton, l.on., l^^n, 12mo. 108. Vlllegiignon
ft Tale of the Huguenot I'eiseeutlon, l.on.. IH81;, p. si,.
Ifill. Archibald lluglisoii, tbe Young Sbctlander; new
ed., Lon, 1887, 12mo. 17(1. Paul Laggershall; The
Ligbt-Sliip, Ac, l.on., 1887, 4lo. 171. Voyage round ilie
WnrM; cheap ed,, l.on., 1887, p. Svo.
KiliKtoil-dliplmilt. See Oi.ii'il.\8T.
Kinn/J'tt, Cliiirlcs Tlionuisi I. Animal Clnin-
istry ; or, Tlie Rehitions of Chemistry to Physiology iinl
Pathology, Lon., 1S77, 8vo. 2. Tho History, I'roduH-,
and Processes of the Alkali Trade. Illust. Lon., I'<77,
Svo. :i. Nature's Hygiene: a Series of Kssays on Pop
uliir Sciinlilic Subjects: with Special Reference to lli,-
Chemistry ami Hygiene of the Eucalyptus, Ac., Lon.,
188(1, Svo; :id ed., 1888.
Kink, Enilliiinilfl. On Babies and Ladders : As-
says on Things in Oeneral, (School Board Essays,) Liii..
1888, p. Svo.
Kiiiley, .Iniic. Tho Ashtons: a Dark Beginniiii!
with a Bright Kiiding, Lon., I8II8, ISmo.
KiiihK'h, Lord. See Pknny, Wiii.i.wi.
Kiiiloi'h, t'ol. Alexaiicli-r A. .\., ('.M./ >.
Large-liame Shooting in Tliiliet and the Nirtlmcsl.
Illust. Lon., I,''tl9, 4to; Second Series, 187(1 j new 1 I.,
1885.
"Mr. Klnloeli states in liis preface, with eonimendiili:.'
nioile.xiv, that be looks prliiri|ially to the pliotiiicnipli- hr
tlie siic'cess iif bis houk; lull we iiiiist not witliliolil ii,,iii
hlni the praise of liavint; explained and illusiratcl lli, 111
I hy a brief but well told and iiiiiilt'ected narrative., I In-
lierscinal e.xperieiice."— .Sii(. Iter., .xxl.x. 'Ji.
' Kiiilocli, Alfred. The Kirwee Prize-Fighi in
Various Aspects; or, Ureat Wars and Little Jars, I., 11,.
I iM'.Cl, p. Svo.
I Killloi'h, t'harlON Walter. 1. Robert (Iricrs^n:
I a Novel, l.on., 1871, 2 vols. p. Svo. 2. Leonard Scuti;
a Novel, l.on., l-<7."i, 2 vols. p. Svo.
Kililovh, .11. (■. J. A History of Scotlan.l.. 'lli. li.v
' in its Kcclcsinstical .Aspect, from the Introduction uf
Christianity until the Fall uf the Old Hierarchy, IMiii.,
187:i. 2 vols. 12mo; 2d e.l., 1888.
Kiiiiiear, Ileii.ianiiii <Jott. 1. Cruees Slmlce-
spearianiu : Dillicult I'us.siiges of Shakespeare: iiiih
Emendations and Notes, Lon., 188:1, p. Svo. 2. Venn:
a Homan Story, l.on.. l8-<5, cr. Svo.
Killliear, J<>llll Iloyd,b. 1828; admitted a iioinlur
of the Faculty of Advocates, Edinburgh, 1850; callil to
the bar at the Inner Temple 1855. 1. .\ Praeticiil TriMt-
iseon the Law of Bankruptcy under the Bankrupt -^ii-
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(.'ouiparison of the Bankruptcy Systems of Englaiil :iiil
Scotland, Lon., 1858, Svo. 3. Dii^est of the House ul'
Lords Cases decided on Apjieal from Scotland, I^WI-
18114: with a (ilossary of Scottish Law Terms, l.on.,
18(i.5, Svo. 4. Principles of Reform, Political and Legal,
Lon., isfia, Svo. 5. Principles of Property in I.iinJ,
Lon.. ISSO, cr. 8vo. 6, Ireland, l.on., 1881, p. Svo; 2'!
ed. same year. 7. Principles of Civil (iovermneiit,
Lon., 18S7, cr. Svo. (Includes chapters on the liepic
senlative System, Nationality, Local Oovernmcni. .to.)
Kinney, Coate8, b. 1826, in Yates Co., .\.Y.;
wiM aduilttmi
Joiirniillsni, edi
(Ihio .Siiiiu j„||,
l'*5i, 121110. 2.
i''88, 11!,„„.
Kinney, M
vol. 1., add.. I
I'ouuiM, .N. v,,r|
Tragodv, .V. Yo
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i"n, Vl.; gniilui.
Digest „( the I
I'lliteil Stales, II
KinnibnrKh
dcnoy in Seothm
Scottish Congri'v
-'. Biblical Zoolo
ISIIIO.
Kiun*, Snni
Harmony of ibe
1^82, ,Svo; 8lh e,
Kinney, ArtI
Congrosa on the I
-. A Full Course
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"I \'ennont. Host.
KinNnian, Ju
I'i'iizaneo Puhli,. I
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aiv/.iK, .Mii.s. ,[„||
l>"!', 12mo. 2. J
1-87, Ifimo.
Kip, tiawrem
Siiiiimer of 18.',8, I
Kip, Leonard
III llishop Kip, i„,
'lu.lied law and ha
."keiches, N. York,
giiiL's : a Tale of t'li
liiir. N. York, 185
l-(l(!, l2mo. 4. Th(
timi Sainto-Mauro,
■Miiii. and other Tal
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Kip, lit. Ilfv,
I.I..D., [id,/,, vol. i.
cmiiition; a Tale ol
I-.I5. 12mo. 2. Tli
N'. Y.irk, ISiiS, li'm,,
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loik (lenealogii.al ;
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Ciiiireh of the ApostI
, Kip, Willinni J
>"rl(, 1888, |2mo.
Kipling, Kiidya
l-ockwood Kipling, C
Miiyo School of Indm
■euui, Lahore;) oducii
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"'iitly to English peric
ilMcriptive of Indian
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i^^yi'HMn come , (, cs , ■ a i w h"' ,"""''' "ipPaney and
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talilornm, where she has
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N. York, isrs. 1 2,;o'!v'l;;rTr ''''""«'' ""' ""'her.
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Childrrii, iiml how they were cured. Lon., 18.'i4, am. Ito.
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1-70, lllmo. 17. Beautiful Birds in Far-olf Lands, Lon.,
1871, p. 8vo. 18. chapters on Trees, Lou., 187:!. p. 8vo.
IS). Sketches of Insect Life. Illust. Lon., 1874, 12mo.
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Lon.. 18', j, 2 vols. Itjuio.
Kirby, Thomas Frederick. Winchester Schol-
ars : a List of the Wardens, Fellows, and Scholars of
Saint Marv College of Winchester, near Winchester,
0.\f., 1888, 8vo.
Kirby, U'illinin, b. I.sl7, at Kingston-upon-Hull ;
removed to Canada 18;i2: editor and publisher of the
Niagara Mail 1841-1)1 ; has been ccdleetor of customs
at Niagara. 1. U. E. : a Tale of Upper Canada, [verse,]
Niagara, 1809. 2. Le Chien d'Or, (The U(dden Dog:)
a Story founded on the Legend of tjuebce, .Montreal and
N. York, 1877, I2nio.
Kirby, William rorsell, Fellow of the Entoino- I
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the British Museum. 1. A .Manual of European Butter-
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Oriental Komanoe, ami other I'oems, Lon., 1887, Svo. ;i.
A Synonymic Catalogue of Diurnal Lepidoptera, Lon.,
1871, 8voi Supplement, bringing the bibliography down '
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liani Cliapiniin llewitson, and bequeathed by him to the ,
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er. Svo. 0. European Butterflies and Moths ; based ,
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The New Arabian Nights: Select Talcs not inclinled in
the Eilitions of (iallaml or of Lane. Illust. 1882, or. ,
8vo. 8. List of llyinenoptera :' with Descriptions and :
F'igurcs of the Typical Specimens in the British Mu-
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Svo. 9. Evolution and Natural Theology, Lon., 1883,
p. Svo. 10. British liutterfiios, Moths, and Beetles,
(" Young Collector,") Lon., 1885, p. Svo. II. Element-
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Also, some minor publications. And see Smith, Hkn-
LEV (iKOSK, infill.
Kirchholfer, Juliu Geurgiaiia Mary. Poems
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Kirk, Alexaiiiier Carnegie. Heat in its Mo- j
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Kirk, U. Ueid. Amicus Equus: a Treatise indi-
cating the Common Origin in All Diseases of the Horse, I
&•■., Lon., 1881, 12mo. [
Kirk, Charles U. A Story of Canetueky : Wooing |
iind Warring in the Wilderness. By Se. De Kay, [pseud.]
N. York, is(i0, l2mo.
Kirk, Edward. The Founding of Metals ; a I'rao- ;
tical Treatise on the Melting of Iron. Illust. 3d ed.,
N. York, 187.8, Svo.
Kirk, Rev. Edward Norris, D.D., [ante, vol. i.,
add.,] 1802-1874; pastor of the Mount Vernon Congre-
gational Church, Boston, 1842-71. Forbiog., sec .Mbaiiis,
Ukv. D. 0., iii/((i. 1. Christian Sympathy Awakened.
Bost., IS04, ISrno. 2. The Wjiiting Saviour, Bost., 1804,
lOnio. :). Behold the Lamb of Uod, Bost., 1805, lOmo.
4. Lectures on Kevivals. Edited by Rev. D. 0. Menrs.
Boat., 1874, 12mn.
"Kirk, Eleanor," (Pseud.) See Ames, Mrts.
Eleanou, Kiijirii.
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I Kirk, Mrs. Ellen Warner, (OIney,) b. 1842, at
, Southiiigton, Conn.; daughter of .Jesse Olney, {q. v.,
, null, vol. ii.;) married, 1879, to J. F. Kirk, infrn. She
; has ctmtributed to the Atlantic Montlily anil other |i(',i.
I oilicals. 1. Love in Idleness: a Summer Story, Pliilii..
1 1877, Svo. 2. Through Winiling Ways: a Novel, Philii.,
1879, Svo. 3. A Losscm in Love, (" lound Robin" Ser.. i
Bust., 1881, lOmo. 4. F'airy (iold : a Novel. Illu.>.|,
Phila.. 1883, Svo. 5. A Midsummer Madness, Host..
\»>i;>. Ifimo.
'This 1 k is most refreshing. Tin- scene of the storv
is laid on the Itaiiks of the great river IM-Iuware, and 'i
delicimis sciisc of oia-ii air, of trt'cs and lluwers. of tin*
many-tinted lights of sunset. tiiiKeing the liroad river an. I
the sky iil)iive, pervades tlic liook \ltliounli all •
without idot or incident, the interest of the storv iii v^i
Hags from the lirst page to the last. , . . One great cliariu
of this book is that there are no lay llgures in It."— .S/;crt/;-
tiir, Iviii. IH7.
0. The Story of Margaret Kent. By Henry Haye-.
[pseud.] Bost., 1885, l2iiio; 35tli thousand, 1889. ;.
Sons and Daughters, Bost., 1887, 12ino. 8. Queen
.Money, Bo.st., 1888, l2ino. 9. Better Times Stiu-ii-,
Bust.," 1S8S, l2mo. 10. A Daughter of Eve. Bost., I8s'.i,
l2nio.
Kirk, <>eorge Ilarley. Poems and Essays, Diil..
lin, 1803, p. Svo.
Kirk, Mrs. Helen, wife of Rev. John Kirk, infni.
1. Woman ami Prayer. Lon., ISfll, Svo. 2. Memoirs "I
Rev. .John Kirk, Edin., 1888, Svo.
Kirk, Hyland C. 1. Tlio Possibility of not Dvin:;:
a Speculation, N. York, 1883, I6ino. 2. When" Age
grows Young: a Romance, N. York, 1S88, Itiuio.
Kirk, J. S. An ICssay on Education, Lon., 1809, svo.
Kirk, llev. John, D.D., 1813-1886, wasjirofessor of
pastoral tlieology in the Theological Evangelical Uiiinii.
For biog., see Kiiik. Helen. «ii/o(i. 1. Light out of Dark-
ness : Lectures, (JIasgow, 1811, 12ino; 5th ed., 1840. '.'.
The Way of Life made Plain: Lectures. (JIasgow, 1814,
Svo; new eiL, 1850. 3, Precious Seed: being Seventeiii
Revival Addresses, Lon., 1840, 12ino. 4. The Cloud Ilis-
]ielled; or. The Doctrine of Preilestination examinc<l,
Lim., 1847, lUmo. 5. The Tempted : or, The Trials of the
Heart considered, Lon., 1849, ISiiio. 0. A (luide to the
Throne, Lon., 1850, ISnio. 7. Original Titles of the
Hymns sung in the Wesleyan Methodist Congregation-,
and Names of the Authors, Lon., 1854, l2mo. s. The
Inquirer's Companion, Lon., 1S55, 12ino. 9. Words by
the Way; or. Practical Lessons in Every-Day Life, Lou,,
1866, ISmo. 10. Needed Counsels for Many Seasons,
Lon., 1858, ISnio. 11. Light in Life: a Series (jf |ii--
courses. Glasgow, 1864, 12mo. 12. The Mother of the
Wesloys: a Biography, Lon., 1864; 4th ed., 1800, p. Svo.
13. The Age of Man Geologically considered in its Beur-
ing on the Truths of the Gospel, Lon., 1806, 12uio. 14.
Britain's Drawbacks; 2d ed., Glasgow, 1868, 8vo. 15.
The Doctrine of Creation according to Darwin, Agnssiz.
and Moses, Lon., 1809, Svo. Iti. Social Politics in (ir";!!
Britain and Ireland, Lon., 1870, Svo. 17. British Trad. ■
or. Certain Conditions of our National Prosperity, Lon..
1875, p. Svo. IS. Papers on Health, Glasgow, 1876-86,
10 vols. Ifimo.
Kirk, John Foster. History of Charles the BoM,
Duke of Burgundy, Lon. and Pliihi"., 1803-68, 3 vols, -vo.
Kirk, Rev. William Boyton, LL.D. ; graduated
at St. Aidan's 1858 ; ordained I860; vicar of St. Peter's,
Asbton-under-Lyno, since 1882. 1. The Martyrs {(f
Sant'ago, and other I'oems 2, The Antiquities of Asli-
ton-undcr-Lyno and its Neighbourhood.
Kirkaldy,l>avid. 1. Results of an Expcrinientiil
Inquiry into the Comparative Tensile Strength, lic, of
Wrought Iron and Steel, Glasgow, 1S62, Svo; new ed.,
1873, 4to. 2. Results of an Experimental Inquiry into
the Mechanical Properties of Steel, Lon., 1873, 4to. :l.
Results of an ExperinierUal Inquiry into the Relative
Properties of Wronght-Iron Plates, Lon., 1876, 4to.
Kirkall, Viscount. See Fitzmauhhe.
Kirkcaldy, Agnes. The Young Hardingcs, (JIas-'
gow, 1882, l2nio.
•'Kirke, Edmund," (Pseud.) See Oilmoiie,
James R., sujim.
Kirke, Henry, .M.A., B.C.L., h. 1842: gradiuileJ
at Wadhain College, Oxford, 1860; called to the liar :it
the Inner Temple 1868 ; acting puisne judge in British
Guiana 1S74; sheriff of Essequibo 1877. 1. Thur.<ton
Meverell ; or. The Forest of the Peak : a Romance, Lon.,
1868, p. Svo. 2. The First English Conquest of Caniuln:
KIR
Willi soiiio Account of tl... i' i- . ^
s,..u.,,,., x.,,;;;;,;;,',,;;;; r:,;"»,^«i— .1. 1. »,„■.
nnton,int,.,l,f:.av" "Ai;^-„J,'''^' C"»'""i'gh ,• „r. The
12rn(). '""- "' iipi'enir.v, \. York, IS82
ter of Mr... ("«&''?" ''''"' ««""^l...ry, .laush-
1X77, 12mo. ;i AShordli. 1 !'';■"-'"'< ™l'i"«. Cl.lo,
'■ Speed, an,l Manners f,'^ 7 ^ '''""-''■' '■'''ie., 1878
'""■■i, IKmo. '"""»■'•'* '"I- ilome and School, Chic,
Kirklaiiil, I'rnznr in,
"lon-school education ,,,'■'''''''';''■ ''eeeivcd i, ooin-
Illinol,s;,cTve,i, ";,•'";' '!"™ '■''5« '""^ resided in
-"■^ ""'1 w- made " , '';:'™-"-"'>- '"'"ing -he civM
K"«ed in coal-minin. nn "„"''■'' »;'-\"l(er>vard,s en-
'» ■'spring County ; n No.'el o 'ut.?' " *:„'^'eancst Man
)2iuo. ^ "*'-' "' " estern Life, Boat., 1887,
t»nS;r,'^/^i:;>:ni:'^^,^;! "'■""" ^T? «'"»"e "Md trnly
?rfeS'idS ^ F'>- '■- ™--e I
n''ned,,esnotsninw rMcha,M,li' Pergonal know tXe
i^""ii:^.^r--^'--!^tt;;;i^.-p--iv£j^^
;■"' parts and thev 'S^oSt^ll'^'' "^l'' '''<^^V Pl-'V li/I^r-
-:;"'l.i^ai,i^:^^?r^^"'"-'-N-^^^
isrr, i2,.o r ..ifc'" "■"' '"' Collection. N V„ k' I
N. Vork, 1878 8vo Til""'""' •• ^™°^ ivnd Stations'
Object, and Econo ^ T ic'^-Il^'si;' ','"7 ^i•''^^ Kxtellt;
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cl.-eand Oispo^mo^.-fHic ',"s"s-^ ■^"'''"'^' '^ ""^'^ ?"'
F.|<,JC^5::„^*r';; T&^^-^-j^to.., m.a.,
"nliiined I8;i5,. rector of n''^. ",'•»''• l>"')lin, 183,3.
•""•^■ety of Manchester rfn,T "f "'" '''"''^"phical
"/e.l .mu„ papers to L Tmn^^ ti7r'' ","'' '"'' -"'rib
«;'.vnl Society. I. Ortho,lov . ' ""'' '" "'"^e of the
of Vio„-, Lo,;. 187;! 8 :''"V i,"7 ""> Hebrew Point
'"I'lptwtis, I,o„., i,87fl 8°; "' ^'"'"sepl'y without As-
ps;s;iSsS£ss
,.""• "'"gle lectures, ,t,. '
^"-p.i,n^oftho'u,;^^,„^;:./''^^^'5'.^Keeeived
KIR
'KiiS,a^r-s3ri. ■'"'''"
eon.idercd under V hreo N< w 4 i ." ," '•"■'^' "f Missions
'-"■1., 187:i, 8vo " Ai.pec(,s, by C. il. c. I'lath
!"^'p":!'i'^7.^rr,!!^, -^p--n^
ian^^^;!;::j;;f^crn:;i?'i;;';^::'r';r^:?-^"'-.''
iJr;ir:^;^i^'---''-'in.ii^';.!;^-^or^i^:
-'"'•^oerf;^^;,.aj:^!;*r ''b"- ^ • ^1. i..
a-' ''-l-olo^i^l. Ln. 'i^ r" "":"' 't"^"' Critical
;^e.-.plurc. and KeaM,,, L, ' I's;.,. ™- , -• Or'l>'"lo.xy,
li'neou.. l.;s.,„j.,. Second io'r,-',''- ''"• •*• '^'i-eol-
And .see W,ti,.M,.o.,M„f^; ■;•„''""- '■'*8-' P' '^vo.
f"M\.liatu Kirkus, (o,,, 'v'oi • 7 '■"• " I'^'-'-'Jonymo
^ Kirlavall, Victor i°„ \-
I^'an.'ls l.on.,'l8CI. '"',, „^ " " ^«"'^ '" tho Ionian
'""■ey; or, The .^T" , ,i " '"'r'"»eTeller of Kil.
-M-1.,. 1'rofes.or'of rth!„;„,i:.. in r' r "^«<l'-'n'""i«l.,
liloominston, since 807 '"/"'''","•' University
Phila., lS(i7, ]2D,n on ' Meteoric Astronomy
t'veen Mar.s and' Ju pi, ^.'i^ ;;'•-■''' i""' '''"-ts be'-'
Kirkn-ood, K,.v i„h,. ', ^,.'' '-'""•
"ilV »ith their .Suroumn,; 'r ^ ''','"" ""'' '^''^^on-
Kilmarnock, 1X70, Svo. " A^!'/"'™' 'Vi'' Hi'-oiieal,
United States and'canada-R, in is""", ^ """">' '" '"o
Kirkwooii How II , "•' '■ ' ', II- Xvo.
'ey, Seotland"ti,^cd :., t d":rri "''''''"' "• ^'' ''--
In.tedState..; was udni er f j" Tp^''"''"'^'' *" 'he
in New York State, and fn i s ,- ' ' ,I^<'f"nue,l parishes
terian Church. 1. LecUreson'.i;'"^- , '''"' ""^ ''^esby-
^>^^^- 2. Universa liC rf > ' '" ^'Henniuin, N. York
Chris,, 18B2. ^- ^""sfations of the Offices of
o^tTlZ:,''Zt''t "''""'" «•"="">- of F-o Meth.
lA^"rVbe'iri:'/^rr'''!'-^- '•!•- Sam
Pourl'illar,,ofTe,o,'a„'f' I "•',""■'' '2»'"- 2. The
J««, p. 8vo. .3 OnfT • '"',"■• '"'■^' '-'mo: new ed
}-">: 1^*68, i2ut.''"r a";,:;'"; 'J'->Peranee An":! es','
them, Hirmin^ham, 18 ,"o,, '"'"':• '.'."l ""»■ to Make
Cherries," and other Stori;« In' ,'i-,, ""^ your Own
^peneer's Rule of I,ifc, J,,,,' '""v '"'"' '^mo. 6. Prank
: 1 ''";•■ ;.nd of Te.„pera„™ An .o,'/,', -",'"• '• '^ Second
I «• A liunch of Cllerrie, I „"''",'L'i '^""•. l'*70, 12n,o.
Temperance H„„d-13ook I "' ,';i ' {'• '*'»• »■ Tho
i ;,."ee'e..ss Treasure; or, fh, u hi ,• J^'""' '"• The
'!'')le, Lon., 1873, 6 no it'' '^ ""''.Stories about the
tei-y, I.on., 188(1, p. 8v« ]>'•-,'' "J' "^•"'■y and Mys-
lext-Rook and ] irthdav It.' ''"' .Temperance Daily
j U. John \Ve.,ley.. his i"^an MV ', 'i'"- ^'''' 32mo'
-■ Dr. Oulhriefra he Cle^K Ml 'T' '«'-*«' ]•■ 8™-
I ,'ivesey, i" «'orld's Worker 'T' o """'''"'• Jo^eiih
The Fal..e Key, and o"her s oH s To'^ '"ss'/- ''^"- '«•
Temperance Tales for the I'.,, i. ^i', '?^- !'• ■***■»• '»•
V- >ivo. 2(1. Cheerful I 1, '.' ^""■"'- '"'n., 1884
<he,„, 1884. 2 ITI w",e 'l)n'^' '"r '/"' """ K«ep
'■^••^t, p. Svo 01 T ""'""'""fholiible Lon
mo a Chance, !,„„ Vs.-;' , l' •'^"•"- ^.X Only eivo
lor. ThetJoldel, D e.'ls of ' ''i,-'!"' .-/'True Nobilf,;?
'•0 Career and Labour of H.e""' .,'^'f? ^ " "'^^™''l of
Warden : a .Story Ln i887 n 8 ^nT^ '" Church.
0-^ The Noble K^limpi; if tttio^^-True^K,^,,^
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the Lofty PurpoBO and Deeds of Victoria, Lon„ 1887, p. i Library of the City of Norwicli in tlie Year M.D.CCC-
8vo. 27. Real Greatness; or, Friemlly Counsels on a LXXXIII., Norwiuh, 1SS3, 8vo.
Noble Life, Lon., 1SS8, p. 8vo. Also, many temperance j Kittoii, Frederick G. 1. " Phiz," (llablot Kni^^lit
and other reeitori". Browne:) u Memoir, including a Selection from his
Kirwail, Andrew Valentine. 1. Modern Correspondence, and Notes on his Principal Work:-.
Franco: its Journalism, Literature, and Society, Lon., Illust. Lcjn., I8S2, 8vo. 2. John Leach, Artist ami Ilu-
181');!, p. Svo. 2. Host anil Guest: a Book about Din- niourist: a Biographical Sketch, Lon., 18!-:1 ; 2d ed., L^sj.
ncrs,' Wines, and Desserts, I,on., I8()4, |i. Svo. ISnio. :i. Dickensiana: a Bibliography of the Literatun
"It ■ av be conscientiously recommended to readers relating to Charles Dickens and his Writings, Lon., 18'-il,
who liave"a lively interest in the subject uikI abundan^t p_ ^^.^,_
"A comprehensive catalogue of all the writings o( .Mr
Charles Dickens, and of a good quantity of books wriiicii
about him. It also contains copious extracts from review •-
of liis works and from sermons on his character."— .Sm/.
! Hci:, l.\i. filO.
Kittredge, A. O. 1. The Compendium of Arclii-
time upon their Imnds, or who are skilled in the art of
skipping."— ■'<ii(. Hev.. xvii. ;!i)l.
Kirwan, Edward Dominic Geolfry Martin.
(Trans.) The History of the Jews in .Spain, by A. de
Castro y Rosas, 1851, 8vo.
Kirwan, tapt. M. W. " La Compagnie irlan-
duise :" Reminiscences of the Franco-German War,
Dublin, 1S73, or. 8voi new ed., 1878.
Kirwau, Thomas. Soldiering in North Carolina.
Bv One of the Seventeenth. Bost., 1864.
°Kisbey, W. H. The Law and Practice of the
Bankruptcy Court, Ireland; 3ii ed., Dublin, 1884, 8vo.
Kitchen, J. M. W. I. Student's Manual of Dis-
eases of the Nose and Throat. Illust. N. York, 1S8.S,
lliino. 2. Catarrh, Sore Throat, and Hoarsenoss. Illust.
tectuial Sheet-Metal AVork. Illust. Phila., 1870, syu.
2. The Metal-Worker's Pattern-Book. Illust. ;jd ed..
N. York, IS84, 4lo.
Kittredge, George F. The Present Condition of
the Earth's Interior, Buli'alo, N.Y., 1876, 8vo.
Kitts, Eustace J. A Compendium of Castes ani
Tribes found in India. Lon., 1S86.
Klapp, H. Milnur. 1. (Ed.) Krider's Sporting
Anecdotes, Illustrative of the Habits of Certain Varieties
of American Game, Phila., I Soli, 12mo. 2. The Cruiser
N.York, 1884, sq. IBmo. _ _ ,
Kitchin, Uarcy Butterworth, B.A. An Intro- | „{• ,i,e li^y, N. York, 186H, liimo.
duction to the Study of Provencal, Lon., 1887, or. 8vo. , Klaus, Madame Eugenia. 1. (Trans.l In the
Kitchin, Very Rev. (Jeorge William, D.D., ' gpring of my Life; from the French of the Primi'ss
b. 1827, at Naughton, Sutfolk; graduated, double lirst Cantacuzcne, Lon., 1878, 8vo. 2. (Trnns.) Carmela : a
class, at Christ Church, O.xford, 1851) ; ordained 1852 ; j Novel ; from the French of Princess Olga Alticre, L.m.,
became head-master of Twyford School 1855; censor^
and tutor of Christ Church 1861 ; tutor to the Crown ,
Prince of Denmark 186:! ; lecturer in history at Christ j
Church, Oxford, 1882, and dean of Winchester 1881). 1.
(Ed.) F. Baconi Novum Organum ; with English Notes,
Oxf., 1855, 8vo. 2. (Trans.) The Xovuui Organum of
Francis Bacon, Oxf., 1855, 8vo. ^^. (Ed.) Of the Proti-
ciency and Advancement of Learning. By Francis
Bacon. With Notes. Lon., 1860, 8vo. 4. Catalogus Codi-
1880, H vols. p. 8vo.
Klee, \V. G. The Culture of the Date. Pub. bv
U.S. Gov't. Wash., 188:1, 8vo.
Klein, Edward Emanuel, M.D., F.R.S., lec-
turer on general anatomy and physiology in the Meiliinl
School of St. Bartholomew's Hospital.- 1. The Anut y
of the Lymphatic System. Illust. L(m., 1873-7.1. 2
parts, r. 8vo. 2. Research on the Small-Pox of Shei'p,
(Philosophical Transiictions,) Lon., 1875, 4t^). 3. All;
cum MSS. qui in Bibliotheca vEdis Christi apud Oxo- „f Histology: with Illustrations by Noble Smith, Lon.,
1879, 4to. 4. Elements of Histology. Illust. L"Li.,
188.'), 12mo. 5. Micro-Organisms and Disease: an in-
troduction into the Study of .'^peciHo Micro-Organisms
Lon., 1884, 12ino ; 3(1 ed., 1880.
Klein, J. .Student's Manual of the History. Law-,
and Constitution of Enghind, Lon., 1880, IL'mo.
Klein, J. F., of Lehigh University. (Trims. 1
Treatise on Valve-Gears, with Special Consideratii.ri uf
niensos adservantur, Oxf., 1807, 4to. 5. (Trans.) A
Historical Grammar ol the French Language, by A.
Brachct, Oxf., 186il, fp. 8vo. 6. (Trans.) An Etymo-
logical Dictionary of the French Language, by A.
Braehet, 0.\f., 1873, or. 8vo. 7. History of France,
187.'!-77, 3 vols. p. 8vo; new ed., 1885.
" The great merit of the book is an excellent judgment
in the selection of materials. Mr, Kitchin knows well
what to omit, wliat to abridge, what to describe at length,
and he knows the iiroiier proportions for a work like tills the Link-Motions of Locomotive Engines, by Dr. Ijiist.
.. .. 1 .. . .r iri.. .. ,..].. I..... t>.,. ... ......... rr .. T11.._. XT \'__1. 1 T 1 C- I O....
of dis.sertation anil narrative. . . . His style has the merits
as well as the defects which commonly belong to unstudied
eomposilioii ; hat is, it is without attectation. and has the
fulness and vigour which maybe expected from a mind
given wholly to the matter, and not partly diverted to tlie
manner,"— .iW,, No, -H'li.
8. Life of I'upe Pius II., (Arundel Soc. Pub.,) 1881.
1). (Ed.) Winchester Cathedral Kecords: Nos. 1,2, Win-
chester, 1880, 4to. 10. The Great Screen of Winchester
Cathedral, 1887, 4to. And see BoASK. ItEV. ClURLES
William.
Kitching, George. Poems and Tales, Lon., 1884,
11. 8vo.
Kite, Edward. 1. The Monumental Brasses of Wilt-
shire : a Series of Examples, accompanied with Notes,
Lon., 1860, 4to. 250 copies. 2. The Song of Solomon
iu the Wiltshire Dialect, as it is spoken in the Northern
Divisions, Lon., 1861, Ifimo. 3. Historical Notes of the
Places of Interest to be visited by the British .Vrchreo-
logical Association during their Congress to bo held at
Devizes, 1880, Devizes. 1880, 8vo.
Kite, Frederick llobert. Posthumous Sermons,
Lon.. 1866, 8v..
Kite, Williiiiu, b. 1810, in Philadelphia; librarian
of the Friends' Library, (iermantown, Pa. (Ed.) Me-
moirs and Letters of Thomas Kite, a Minister of the
Gospel in the Society of Friends, Phila., 1883, 12mo.
KitteruiHNter, Ilev. Fredi-rick Wilson, M.A.,
graduated at I'cnibcrton ('ollcgc, ll.vfonl, 1817; ordained
1848; vicar of
I. The Moslem
ehire Arms and Lineages. 3. Shropshire Arms and
Lineages ; compiled from the Herald's Visitations and
Ancient MSS., Lon., l.-^iili, .^vo.
Kitto, It. li. M. The Gold-Fields of Australia:
witli Statistii's, Lon., 1867, 8v
Zeuner. Illust. N. York, and Lon., 1884, 8vo.
Klemm, C. Muscle-Beating; or. Active and Pus
sive Home Gyinnastics. Illust. Lon.. 181**, 8vo.
Klemm, L. K. Educational Topics of the Ha.v:
Chips from a Teacher's Workshop, Bost., 1888, liinm,
Kline, A. C. 'The Stamp-Collector's Manual; -4
ed., Phila., 1865, lOmo.
Klingcmann, Carl, and an American collabiinitor.
(Trans.) The Memlclssohn Family, (1720-1847:1 fnaa
Letters and Journals, by Sebastian Hensel : with Ei'.;lit
Portraits from Drawings by William Hcnsol. Socpiiil
Revised Edition: with a Notice by George Grove, K.-ip,
D.C.L. N. York and Lon., 1882, 2 vols. 8vo.
Klingle, George. 1. Getting to be Wnima,
Tllust. N. York, 1882, sq. 16mo. 2. Make thy U'uy
inine, and other Poems, N. York, 1880, lOino. :;. iiiili
lehem to Jerusalem: a Poem. Illust. N. York. b^<.
obi. 8vo. 4. In the Name of the King, [verse,] N.
York, 1888, lOmo.
Klippart, .lohn H. 1. The Wheat Plain; its
Origin. Culture, &.«., Cin., 1859, 8vo. 2. The PriiiiiipiM
and Practice of Land- Drainage, 1801; 2d ed., bO?.
Kloman, William (., and Miles, T. 1'.
(Trans.) A Text-Book of Pathological Histology, bv K.
Rindlleisch. Illust. Phila., 1872, 8vo.
Knaggs, Henry (iuard, .M.D. 1. The Leiiidop-
tcrist's Guide: for the Use of the Young ('"ll«'t"r.
Lon., 1809; new ed., 1871, 12mo. 2. The Caliiint l.ist
Ibiyslon Hill, Shrewsbury, since IS79. i of tlie Lepidoptcra of Great Britain and IrehinJ. Lon.,
ml t:.e Hindoo, [verse.] 2. Warwick- ' 1870, Xvu.
Knapp, Arthur John. Roots and Ramilicatioii-;
or. Extracts from Various Books explanatory of t'l^e
Derivation or Meaning of Diveio Words, Lull., lS.ro,
12mo; 2d ed., 1857.
Knapp, Clark 1). 1. A Treatise on the l,;insol
Kitton, Frederick. Catalogus Librorum in Bib- the State of New York relating to the Poor, liisiinf,
liotheca Norvicensi : A Catalogue of the Books in the i Idiots, and Habitual Drunkards, Rochester, N.Y., 1»87|
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'nT Pe';,iTV':;'-, -,!'>«.;;- of Pa,H,i„„ of Re„,
Knapp, Fn'deri.-fc ii , ,^' *'™-
Work, [,!„', r.*,t i !:^"• 1; ^.';;'\!^-.'' ■^"'' «od',
Christ; or, Meditatiuns on t'i,» P ' '•'■■ui(,u..nusa of
I.oni Jesu,, I„.„„ „«"' y^„ ''" l'«^»o„ „n,l Work of the
Knapp, II. S. history of ,ho At
Toledo, mi ,Svo "™"P""«" by the French in ml',
Knapp, Rev. Jacob, 1708 is-j , , i
N-Y. ; studie.l at Madnon r ri ! ' ' '" '^'""'S" Co.,
•hen ordained in thet ^tis^cCrT ''^''''' ""'' ""■^
vn-al preacher in mffer'ent pa s ofVr?/'''''!'"''''- ■■«-
Autobiography: „ith " C ' , ' "'e United States,
Jefferoy,N,' York, litis 1",J"'''>'i^otory K.say by H.
Kiinpp, Jacob Hcrininin v n ,
Dauborn, Prussia; mn im,(^ ' ?''^- I'' 'S'iS. at
thalmologyinthebn vc, v'T'l', 1'"' "•^^•'turer on oph-
i" the latter year emo 4^. f'''*; '''''■« ''*''''-6'S and
1^69 he founded the C Vo k 0„htl, "'"' •"""^»' ^^
.titutes of which he is surgeon '"/„!"'" "". '^''"" ^"-
X. Vork, 1 889. 2. Cocainf .„",l '; ^""'"""'l'"- Tumors,
and General Surgery.T York w« ^f " Ophthalmio
on Fermentation, Putrefaction \.„i ^ Investigations
4. Cataract Extract!, rwUho; r.'^"P''''™*'''"' '■•^■^«-
A Scries of One Tliou",n ^ ^-i'^^'oniy, i.hs;. 5.
E.x.ractio„ without Iride"!omrrs"r ^""' "*■ ^'''""--''
Tl"chZ'.f„"!',::^f«»''S^*>«"cis Henry. ,
the IJlessing which hSb^i'Mor^,'' '^""^ ^''"'"'^^ "f
mgoftheWordatPortsea tr 85s". ?"" "."''''•^»«''-
.■<tvno3 from a Stran.m A,, r '''•■^™- 2. Precious
Psalms and Hymnsfnd W^' 'Z""- ""-- '«">o. "
,,,^^^^_ ymns and i^piritual Songs, Lon., 1802,
Knapp, M. £, m n v .
I'atliology and Ori,.i„ ot'Fni,!,., • ''nl'"' °" Primary
■'*vo. With other" A ^, i-IHilernics, l'i,iia., 1859, 2 vols
;i«ht intocot^g^rt b,~'H''p''Yi "■•••^" ""-■
i»8i, Chic, i8ry, i2V„,, ^ '""'"' ^""^ i«si to
wif^ra^.^^;:^,^:^*"^'^^^. 1. Christ Crowned
W. Johns!,,',, Phih,: is/rsv,!''"'""'^ *""' LifebyKev,
M^"T?"J?rS*""£d!^"S^',^^^Vorkand
atV;;:?l!^!!^''f-,^-;a.;-.;p.o,e.orof Spanish
'"f/ I^'«'-. I'-^-^S. 12.n„.
Knatchbul|.Huees«Pn c .,
Kuecht, KdiniMwl '^T* ^ee H, gkssi;v.
|he Coal-Tal- cTou s "tm he' r"' ""-' .^"''^'^^'rv of
l.'*-^(i, Nvo. ' '™'" "■« •'iJrman of K. Beneilikt,
Knoelandj.Samurl -vr n r
7r.ls becameconnec eltw h e M,"" "'"■' ""'^'"''"- i
of Technology, where he, , ';'''''''''''"■'' '"■'''''"te
l,r„fess«r of*','oo|„,'ranV , "'.T'"^'"^ '" '•"«"-«'•' an,l
^V-.,le,.sof thrvte^,i e^'afc'V«>: '^,«»-''^- '• Th ,'
flMaps. lio,t., 1S7 ,i^''''>^^""l"'f'"'f"'-nia. Illust.
'»'"'• 'Map an.l I||„,'t. ^'ost fs^.'^Ti'""'" '" I™"
«m">- Mud Kiuthquakes • m i" ','"■'' '-"'0. .t. Vol-
•Vnturc. Causes, Ertoc.,!n,l .'"""; .'^'■''^"""' "f their :
f-m I'csonal Obser v ti n i .'Z'';'/'''"'' ^^i^'-'ibution, j
'PPM.C rslan.ls, Japan, eel, n tl'"u r;""" ""'^ '''•"■
i>l';H.,, and the Unite, Stat ' I, ■?''''""""" »»»'".
„K"«elan,l, Sam,, . .^ ""tT '!■- '*'*"^. ^vo!
Knell, Henrv 1 ro • -
I'*""'-) I. (ieotn-C thV r M V' ^'"''';"™'* Eastwood,"
KNI
! Concise History of the rhnrot, r
: - .»e Establisi„e„/-:,^^tt^Ztt, ^^sf ^
I Knifrht, Annette F. r i> t
j '-mo. " ^' Poems, Lon., I874
Lorgues.) *"''>^ "^ "'" work of Hoselly de
r<;^i'^'^ulXJ^3j^X'Zl!r':'^''' " ^-'^^ '0 the
■JfiU out niuiv clear vilh^ ,':,-''''';''' ''''""■lodKc. but I,,
Piely of 0„l„mi,i,s"-*"y ",> ','2;;"""1 character and lufv
"Me, and sobriety, jf .,,'y "'■',' »'th schcb.rlv care
lit'n.'s character; h-nvcTv'M^,,''^' ''"'!'" " '"-iff for IH
ii'ird ,„H, ,,, nm-t pn.m,^un"c UieS"' •''"",""« '>* r«
i 8vo. ''*-' '""' "f '-"S Alfred the Great, Lon., 1880, p
' .Knight, Arthur Lee. i Thn r •
! Iheseus:- a Y.irn for I!ov/'l ,''""*' "^ "'O
jUunroom Heroes: or Tdv^, ' '•"".••, I ■''«5, p. 8vo. 2.
I-on., I8S6, l2,no.' ^Kona d Vrrr"'"'" ""^ '^'•"'"' *"•
I a Sailor, i,,,,,, LnlsK,, "''?'""■• "'"™"'J bo
of Destiny : or The Strain ^ P' ™- ^- I" the Web
Midsh pmitc. I|i„.,t. 1 on l"s<< ''• '^''"""""■es of a
Knight, Capt. Brook J Th' '■ '"• „
■^ >^'vel, Lon., isiii, * ""p.'sJo'""'"^™'-'' Daughter:
Ago,'Lot,'',,K7; /vi""ir"™o"' ^™'^''' '^"•' C™"'"^'
Knight, Cameron. Th,.' \f„ u ..
strue.or for Eneineer, „ ^'"■. 'yeetianician and Con-
I-ining, Slottingf S. "i,C'''7"'g Fo^Ki-g. I'laning.
«o; 2d ed., 1880 ■^""- '""' ^- York, 1869
v;^t::;.;^^;;!^^f:;"-;^.'.. add.,] 179.-1873.
vols. 8,0. 2. PassaEcs of „ ,v"='""l' ^'On., 18,if,_62, 8
Piit iirlh, n„ one is 11 ore r.;, .1 'V,M, "any volumes he hiis
taming knowlclgc tK tha' u hi /''' P^'tifWc' and cnter^
rcKret.' -,va^. j^, ,!;_ ^V.f/' Jj'"t "Inch we now lay clown wUh
,^;^. Bogg'd at Court: a Legend of Westminster, Lon
^Uis. K. L., .uj„.„. •' ('■■''•'ud.) See Gilbekt,
Lo'^"is!^iWu; *'''^P'""WoftheVertebr„ta. I„ust
-/^"^'o^SS^;^''^:^^; ^ ';;^\«raduated
,™ln's Inn lura. ,. j^ f^' .™ ''='' to the bar at Lin-
^:-[;'- Ilj-«t. Lon.:*!88: ;• ,'.„^^"™tive of Kecent
th^sV S:^'i;-:/^^ tbr i,,fi.rn,ilio„ must not look tbr it in
: ^' J- lie Cruise of tin- '• 7.' i »>
.i. Ihc Threatening Eve Inn laoc
^':n.,'?a,^^t^''""'^^-^'lhf'il^tiri,^-
^-":^"^n^^[n,f'^;;:;^;^;';-I>....7.-.88,,in
for some years engaee, lin rl '"■'', '" '■'^'''' '">'• was
' tl,e Patent Office ^i^S^^^^^^^^^^^ the annual reports
with the Centennial 1\i,,,h *" \ ""W's connected
' of l.s-8„s .ncn,be?or i';";'"' "'" ''^"'^ E.xpositlon
was a member of s,.in ', n "7 l"" ™"""'''«'"''ef.''n.l
Po^'try "n,l Song, N Yofk iT,;'"'' '' ^ I'ib™''V of
'. T.c Practieal%,^tion'r^ of' i„r:"'v"^- ''"«•
^■». I vol... ii„,,. ,syo -^ ■""'chaiiics, Lon., 1877-
M^""lv?„!:;n!'- j:-- f «- story of the State of
er. Vision of the
t'Iditional Poems,
#
l'«'"- ''en;;;" "on '""IV/''" J'"-"'"'" ^y.-
I Knight, <;eorge W »'• . ' >'' **^"-
Uf^"..d Grants t..^^d:Lo«r[«rt2^::«=
9J9
KNI
tury, (Piipcrs of the Amcrioan Historical Assooiation,)
1,HS5, Xvo. „ ,
Knight, II. II. Afcount of Nowtun Nottage, I.on.,
18o:i, Hvo. _ . , , , ,
Knight, Mr§. Ili'h'U C, {u„t,; vol. i., add.] 1.
The Valley of Uceision ; or, Divine Teachings in a
Boarding-.'ichool, K.lin., IS.^1, ISmo. L'. .lane Morns,
and other Narratives, L(jn., lSa;i, llimo.
nioir of Hannah More; or, Life in Mall and ('ottage, .N.
York, ISC,2, Itimo. 4. .lohnny ; or, How a I.ittle lioy
learned to be Wise, N. York, 1S61, 12nio. .5. Ileinrich s
.'Strn.'shs, Kdin., 18(5(1, Ifnno. d. No Gains williout
I'ains : a True Life-Story, Lon., lS(i7, !2nio. 7. .lasper
and Luev, N. York, ISOS, IHino. S. The Itocket; or,
KNI
tory, Progress, Condition, and Prospeets, Perth, Aus.
tralia, ISTO, Svo.
KniRht, Kev. Willimt>, M.A., 179l)-lH-s, gniuu.
ated at lialliol College, Oxford, ISL) ; rcelor of St
Michael's, liristol, lHI(l-7.". ; hon. canon of Hrietol fnii,,
1S84. 1. Lectures on I'roiiliecies concerning Antichrist,
Lon.', 1 >*ri3, II. Xvo, 2. The Arch of Titus and the Spoil-
.A New Me- of the Temple, Lon., lsr.7. llimo.
The StorV of the Stei.hcnsons, Lon., ISfls, llimo; new
cd 1S7C. '.I. .Tune Taylor, N. York, ISIi'J, Ifimo. HI.
'• I'uirmj! liillv" and the Prize •' Koeket," Lon., l^,.i,
lili.i.i, 11. Kittv King; or. Chapters for Children.
Illust. Lon., 187.i, l:;mo. 12. Memorial of Kev. \\ il-
liam A, Hallock, D.D., N. York, 1SM2, Kimo.
Knight, Henry. Leaves of Autumn from the \ ale
of the Kms, [verse,] Stamford, ISI1.0, l2mo.
Knight, Henry II. A Disquisition on the Navi-
gation and Commerce of Ancient Tyre, Neath, lSo2.
Privatelv printed.
Knight, Ilev. Jiimes, [nntr, vol. i., add.,] 179:i-
18fi;l, incumbent of St. Paul's, Shellicld. A Com-i.se
Treatise on the Truth and Imiiortance of the Christum
Keligion, Lon., 18;i(i, 12mo.
Knight, James, M.D., b. ISin, nt Taneytown, Md. ;
educated at St. Mary's College, Maryland, and Washing-
t,,n Medical College, Haltiinore; settlcu in New York
Citv in 18;i;). 1, The Improvement of the Health of Chil-
dren' and Adults by Natural .■\leans, N, York, 1S71, 12uio.
2 Ortbo'iicdia ; or, A Practical Treatise on the Aberra-
(ions of tne Huiimn Form. Illust. N. York, 1S71 Svo.
:i. Sialic Electricity as a Theraiieutic Agent, N. York,
lsS2.
Knight, John (Jollyer, ['luie, vol. i., add.] 1.
Discr 'i.aii' V and Inspiration not Incompiitibic, Lon.,
1^54, 8vo. Aeon. 2. The Pentateuchal Narrative vin-
dicated friin the Absurdities charged against it by tlia
liishop .u Natal, Lon., 18ti'.', 8vo. 3. "The Law, the
Irophets, id the Psalms:" their Uivino Inspiration,
Lon., ISf).^, 12mo. A' o, several articles reprinted from
Ki-to's ".Tournal of , .icred Literature."
Knight, Joseph, b. 18211 ; called to the bar at Lin-
coin'« Inn 1863 ; editor of Notes and Queries since 188,1.
Life of Dante (iabriel Kossetti, (" tireat Writers,") Lon.,
1887, V. S'-'o
Knighti llcv. Milliiini, M.A., son of the pre
ceding, graduated at Worcester College, O.-cford, 18:;:.;
Kellcjw 1845-():i; ordained 1841 ; secretary of the Churl,
Missionary Society; rector of Pitt Pcu'tion, Tiverloi,.
187 1. 1. 'Scenes and Incidents of Missionary Labour.
Lon., 1860, r. 8vo. 2. Christianity and its Kvidence-,
as Illustrated in the Conversion of Adcshir, Lon., 18i!r.,
er. 8vo. :i. The Missionarj Secretariat of Henry \ cnii,
I Lon . 1><8I), 8vo: new ed., rev. and condensed, 1882.
i Knight, William, of Portgordon. Auld Yule, mi 1
i other Poems: with an Introiluctory Kssay by dcor.-.'
; (jiinilan, and Keoolleetions of the Author's Life, Edin.,
L-iii'.i, 12mo. .^ . , ^ ., ,
I Knight, WilUam, M.R.C.S,, and Knight, 1,(1-
1 waril, L.K.C.S. The Patient's Vadc-Mecum : how i.,
! get most lieiicfit from Medical Advice and Treatmeiii,
Lon., 1SH4, er. Svo.
I Knight. »ev. MiHiam Angus, LL.D., b. ls;if>,
at Mordingion .Manse, lierwiekshire, .'^cotland ;
The book is far from being a more eompilatioiinf- the
materials funiishcd by Mr. Hall Caino and Mr. \\ ill/;""
■ibarii Mr Knight lias had access to important lctter.s
that are i ot given or quoted from by the two previous
writers."— .l//i.. No. ;jr.;7.
Knight, Lcgh. 1. Tonic Bitters: a Novel, Lon,,
18ii8, 2 vols. p. 8vo. 2. Monk of Monk's Own : a Novel,
Urn!, 18711, :i vols. p. 8vo.
Knight, Matthew Richey. Poems of Ten
Years, Halifax, N.S.. 1886. _
Knight, Mrs. Miriam S. (Trans.) The Poison
Tree: a Tale of Hindu Life in Bengal, by Bankiui
Chandra Chatterjee, (with a Preface by Edwin Arnold,)
Lon., 1884, p. 8vo.
Knight, Rev. Robert, perpetual curate of War-
ton. 1. A Commentary on the Epistle to the Uomans,
Lon., 1854, 8vo. 2. The Doctrine of Scriptural Predes-
tination, Lon., 18.>1, 8vo. ;'.. The Plurality of Worlds :
an Essay: with a Sketch of the Author's Life by H, S.
Knight, Lon.. 1878, 12nio.
Knight, Robert, editor of the Bombay Times.
1, The Imam Commission Lnmasked, Lon,, 18511, 8vo.
2. India: a Review of En^'and's Financial Relations
Uierewith, Lon., 1808, Svo. H, Manchester and India,
Calcutta, ls77, 8vo. .
Knight, Robert S., Ph.D. Sleep and its Phenom-
ena: a Thesis, Lon., 1870, :'Vo.
Knight, Mrs. S. G., ("Grandmother Hope,
pseud.)' 1, Pete the Connor lioy. Host., 1862. 2. Tit-
Itits: or, How to Prepare a Nice Dish at a Moilerate
Kxpense, Post., 1864, 12mo. 3. Lottie Wilde's Picnic.
Ilh.st. N. y„rk, IS67, ISmo. , ^, ,
Knight, Rev. Valentine Cnthcrwood. Church
Unity : Thcmghts and Suggestions, Lon., 187'.t, p. 8vo.
Knight, W. II. 1. (Ed.) The Trip to Australia:
Scraps from the Diary of One of the Twelve, [English
cducaiid
lit the Iligh Scdiool and the University of Edinburgli;
.became a minister of the Free Churdi ISOO: elected
i examiner to the University of St. Andrews 18()S, and
i profcs.sor of moral \u ilosophy and political economy l>.,..
He was a civil service examiner in 1880, ami examiner
in phil >sopliv to the University of London in lss8. lie
has contribu'ted to the North British Review and otiier
periodicals, and is the editor of Philosophical Classics lur
En"lisli Readers, 14 vols., 1877-89, and of the Transac-
I tions of the Wordsworth Society, 8 imrts, 1880-88. 1.
I (Ed) Poems from tlie Dawn of English Literature h<
the Year 1690, Edin., 1863, 12mo. 2. (Ed.) Co!lo.|aia
Peripaic';ica, (Deep-Sea Soundings:) being Notes ol Cni,.
versiitions bv the Late .lohn Duncan, LL.D., Prolo.nr
of Hebrew in the New College, Edinburgh, with ilic
Rev. William Knight, Edin., 1871, 8vo ; ath ed., cnl.,
187<). (See, also, BnowN, Rkv. David, D.D., «ii;)™.|
3. The English Lake District, aa interpreted in tlie
Poems of Wordsworth, Edin., 1878, 12mo.
"The true value oflhe book depends le.«s upon such
minute local points as the ideiitilication of a bouse or ii
tjrook than upon the eviilciice its graver passages give . I
Wordsworth's luetbod of treating natural landscape in Ins
poems."— /l(/i., No. Ji!ti7.
4. Studies in Philosophy and Literature, Lon . 1S7H,
p. 8vo. 5. (Ed.) The Poetical Works of William Woids-
worth: with Critical and Topogra|diical Notes, Ivlin.,
1880-89, 8 v(ds. Svo. li. (Ed.) Spinoza: Four Ess;iys Ijv
Professors Land, Van Vloten, and Kuno Fischer, and bv
]•;. Kenan. [Translated by A. Menzies and others. I l.(ai.,
1882, er, 8vo. 7, Hume, ("Philosophical Classics hir
English Readers,") Edin, ami Lon,, 1886, l2iiio,
""professor Knight's acciauit of David Huiuo'ssiiis-'uliiily
cool, not to sav frigid, though friendly life, is (initc a siilli-
cleiit one, though it is hardly as good, we think, as llic
rdillosophical iiarl of the book. But then that |s aiore
than cood: it is simplv excellent, dear, subtle, grupliic,
the work of a man .vith a rare capacity for critical expo-
sitiim."— Sk'''«'<"", Ix. 112
8. (Ed.) Memorials of Coleorton : being Letters from
Coleridge, Wordsworth and his Sister, Southcy, ami
Sir Walter Scott to Sir George and Lady Bcuuiuont,
1803-1834, Edin., 1887, 2 vols. p. 8vo.
It docs not appear that what wc already knew al«ml
ortli, Cideriilge. and .«cuilliey is seiisllily ailcctcd
Scraps
Cricketers,] 1864, I6ino,
960
2, Western Australia; its His-
Wordsworv.., ^ ... r- „., - vr- , ■ .-.i „.
bv the pre.sent publication. '1 he biographies ol the imets
tt"ill not require to be rewrilieii in order to iiiclmic law
fact.s from these sources. Nevertheless the voiiiiiics art'
iileasaiit reading, and b-.-e a real iiitere.-t, ifiiot a di.slinil
value. The most n-.aierial part of them concerns tolc-
ridge."— /Iciii(., xxxii. 309.
9. (Ed.) Selections from Wordsworth. By Mcuibors
of the Wordsworth Society. Lon., 1888, er. 8vo. III.
Principal Shairp and his Friends, Lon., 1888, Svo.
"The volume is overweighted bv the ' reminisccnfcs'
written bv attached friends atter 'airp's death. . ... II)-
stead of simplv liaviui? a iiicture ol .Shairp as hewus m lus
vouthfiil dav.s'at Oxford, or later on at Rugby ami M. Ai:
■(in-WK, Ihe li-ader Is presented in every <-liapter with WM'
may not unfairly be called obituary notices .... I rM
Knight has lost a golden oiiportiiiiity of telling a heautllul
ftorv."— -t/'i.. No. ;!IK"i.
li. T!ie Life of William Wordsworth, Edin., l!*S'J.
3 vols. Svo.
KNI
reml\\!liu;roHt '^!,fA.,''f„,'lf,,^J'°"'»*''«h which wo can
Anil sue (Joonwix, li.muv »"/„,,
Kii.ght, U.llia.,, Thomas.' LAi.cbnnc F.io
-s: lu.w to n,„, ,hem and l,„w .0 use ,1^0, J'n
lo!f "!?-'!/%"' V'"" "''"'^•'- '• OurVio«r: a Novel
Kiiiglitley, Thoiiiiis Edwardi Stable An-hi
b. 1834, lit Dublin; n.lucate.l at the University of Ul is
""•'.■M'rj.ri.^t;':- ^-S'^^SKlos fur Life, Lon.:i88«;
Knobloch, Arthur Frederirk 1 r • •
CourtofLouisia„a,(lS0.U,SS70N':OHo:.'„ 's! 'sir
.eLr!i^ti„ir^.j:;it:i:.-,,--i-'^;.;-
Explanatory Chapters. Kdin. isr!!' n s^. '"-'' "'"''"'""
r«.i^"i'h;v?!K^:;trm'iii"';^,:"f '«' "• "^^"- -'" -.
KNO
^_^,9i^;^h^t;r:i^i^;;;-^fc;::i^"?;
other I'oeu,... l,on., Is:'; Pmo" ',''"/ ''™« '-^l""/", «n J
l^^fi^i "":,*•'"■"• ■"•" '"•'•■'"'■'•■« o" "- Cllu'rch! Ln.,
th
U:„r::;,^;^t;^^>'-;;;,rie^|^ Artillery,,.;
E..gii.h Life in China, Loo'Thss ?;.' 8v„ ' P' ''"• ■*•
ti,;; b^^tirt'?,ti?;^;^^^?,^ti„i;'^'^?"t".^'r''''' v^" "^^ '^ "«'-« -f
0a'!r;'r^^0*'s"r-j!'''rr ^''«"'»8fO'd, entere,.
I Ml •^ '''■7) screed in the Crimean war; retired K><'t
\!C»rui Cross in the Crimea, Lo„ , I87V 122 s" Th"
\>c;tm„t Cross in India, Lon , is"? I"m„ 9 Th; J-
'J"'''h4u::'i>j;^iu:^;8^'^^^,"" "- "'"-'"^^ -^
«"""^^^f^^::d^:i'v^,S•j;J-^,^^•A...s22-,8:,
«":?"- 1'<^/-".' ^■i«-''?^t Saw u^':e^''i::,f
Hons of th'e iie ,-, I „•„"' 85 'Vr,' '''."Vl' "'.""' ''"•''."?-
I [^- ^^wu. an Ap,e;idi^^t;'^^„;;;,:^;:;.-[1<;-;'^
;£'X-W^eJ:'r^«;vi^^^S.rkf^^;
'?«'^"SHf"iiH--"--
leeo sinin ts-i ; ""'' l'"n«'l"il "f St. liees Col-
Notes on^hip •' .'""• ?""" "f CTlisle since 1872.
Lo "fii'^e^'",:; : '" '"%"''"-"■:•• n'", Analysis:^.;
if.>nd.lJook.Vvar:;ck,?s71 ito"'"" " '^-'"»-"' •• -^
Knoules, Key. James Hinton, F K (} s
I'ffcl^v :: hu: :; "s^':' :^:"^^" ^1---^; c';^^:
l''^Sl-8,r;,ndsinc H,,„ • V '"""^ '" "'•' ''""Jab
of cash::;i^Kr,'s,Si:,':^"':?;, 'i/,i>-Honiry
talcs are, With one or two evmniu^ ,V"'?-' ■ ■■ •.'''''o
—.lead., x.wlii ■'8,5 '-^'■'■l"""'*> ''iKhlyeiUcrtaiiiiiig."
Sc^a^^l^^Jk?^ «-„^/;-f ™' «"i<l.> .0 a Tour in
adB"j20''jM"i?r?' B''n«ley, h..e, vol. i.,
voU , w!s edit of '; „ T'',^*"";';,'"" '^"""'o^' ("""^
Edited by 'F.HarvevLn I'iT n""''"" '^"""'''''•
Kuowles, Sarah rVn'' '''""^^'y printed.
I Poems. N. Yo'rk ?8™ iL ^'^''"'" ^'""'"■' ■""' ""'"r
Lon.. 1.878. p. .s"^: •• '^"' ^'''' ""'' '2mo; Kng. cd.,
Ually crude wtrk n;.'h .^0^ '1i ,r''''s^ who.se cssen?
Second Series, Host., IsirSvo •- -"''«""'''•■ "■ I"'-'-
conmii^s'^on^e good\hiUVL^:,;l''Arf!:^''^.'"'''I">S '»«t it
Mu.,hed with*Valiy"c.'^fl',,^^;™ f','^^;''''!;^^
Bc^;.^V8^^,'^Cit,':,^^^:^'«""^ '""'"""«• I"-'.
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Plil'nirZt'l.ll.-n.^-rai'^n'-anW^ "-^^ ^^^"' ^»
IHfil, li-.mo '"""' i""".»nd Manage them, N. York,
his Fi'cd and hi's^<,rk",'"p-^na.f1°87^c'",ro ''"''"""^^ =
D«wrD:i,:ri'n:'',^?;;^i-,s75 ■??• ^ "'^'-^^ ^'^ "■« ^--'y
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'■ Dr. KiU)X's wttrk ditlVTs from Mr. Uuim's ['' Ifistf>ry of :
Hi'lfiist"l In lii'iuK acnri't'iil iicconiit cil'tln' iii'tiiiil ciiiiilitiDii ,
(ii'tln->;ri'iit <•* unity, —tin' York.shiri'ftf Irt'lniu). us its mitivt's
Sdiiuliiiu's iiill ii.— niilnT tliiiii ii liisicny nl' piist times,
lint llir histuiy is nut ii.'Kli'i'icil, tlidiiK'li even in the piiirly
liistiiriciil iwiiiinri tlio biiiik liwks llie stirriiiK imrn.'ive
wliiili tills tlic Kruuler mirt nl' tliu 'History uf Itelliist. '— i
Sal. Hir , .\llv. IW,H. ;
Knox, Alrxnndcr A. The Now Pliiygruund; or,;
Wlln(lcring^^ in .AlKeriu, I. on., I8.S1, p. 8vo; 2cl oil., 1883. i
Knox, Artliur Kclwnrd, .M.A., F.L.S., b. about
18011; griHliiiitwl at lirasciiuse C(ille);i', Oxforil, ISai ; ro-
sick'S at Tottcn, isu.=3e.\. Autumns on the Spey. Illust. ^
Lon., 1872, p. Svo. ;
■'\Vt> ilo lint say tliat Mr. Knox rivals Mr. St. John; It j
woulil be cxtraonliiiary. it' not extravaKftiit, praise to sny ■
as imic.h. Hut we do sav that the one remlinls us of the
other, anil not merely liecMinse they write of very much
the same neii,'liboiirliooil."— .Nif. Rn\. xxxiv. :'<l\.
Knox, Kev. C V.. 1. A Year with t^t. Paul, N.
York, \SiY<, l2mo. 2, The Seconil Year, \. 'Vork, 1861,
lliuiu. :i. The Thinl Y'ear, N. York, I-<rt,7, lliuio. 4,
Love to the Knil ; a liook tor the Conimunion Sabbath,
Phila., 1811(1, I2in(i. '>. Uaviil tiio Knij^, ami the Order l
of the I'.-alms in his Life. X. York, 187(i, 12nm. 1
Knox, tiforge Edward. 1. The Criminal liiiw i
of the I!enf,'al I'resi.leiicy, Oaleutta, I87:f, 2 vols. 8vo.
2. riie Inili.vn Contract and Common Carrier's Acts,
Allalial.ad, 1878, '" ,.
Knox, M\s. Isil, (Craig,) b. 18,31, at Edinburgh;
bc;^ftn at an early age to write for periodicals, and was
for 8(uno time emjiloyed on the stiitf of the Scotsman.
In 18i7 she removeil to London, and acted a.s secretary
to the National Assuciatiou for the Promotion of Social
Science until her marriage with her cousin Mr. John
Kniix. I. Mark Warren. 2, Deepdalc Vicarage. 3.
I'oems, lidin., 18.)(i, l2nio. 4. The liurns Festival i Prize
Poem reoiteil at the Crystal Palace, January 2,), 18511,
Lon,, 1859, Ito, pp, 7, Anon, 5, (Ed,) Poems: an
Offering to Lancashire, Lon,, 18ii3, 8vo. (!. Duche.'S
Agnes: a Brama, in Three Acts, Lon., IS61, 12ino; 2il
ed., 18(55, 7. Esther West ; a, Story, [jon,, 1870, liimo;
new ed., 1881, S, Tales on the Parables, Lon., 1872, ',)
parts, Ifimo; 2il ed., .Manchester, 1877, two series, Kiino.
(1. The Little Folks' History of England, Lon., 1872 ; new
cd., 1874, I2ino. 10. Songs of Consolation, Lon., IS74,
12ino, 11. Peggy Ogilvie's Inheritance, Lon., 1880, cr.
Svo, 12. In Duty Bound, Lon., I8SI, Svo.
Knox, J. Annoy, editor of Texas Siftings. A
Devil of a Trip ; or. The Log of the Y'aolit " Cbamplain,"
Illust, N. Yo-k, 1888, Svo.
Knox, J. II. 1, Norman Hamilton; or. The
Shadow of Destiny, Lon,, 1801), fp. Svo. 2. An Ocean-
Pilgrim's .lottings, Lon,, 1870, l2mo, 3, The Ccitio-
Vninpyre, [verse,] Lon,, 1S70, 12rio,
Knox, John 1>. Paths to Wealth, N. York, 1S83, I
12mo. i
Knox, Rev. John II. Sermons ]i: cached before
the Honourable Artillery ('oinpany, Lim., lS5ti, 4to,
Knox, John Jay. United States .Notes; or, A His-
tory of the Various Issues of Paper Money by the United
States Government, .\, York, 1884, Svo.
" A sketch of the flnancial history of the United .'^tates,
ill which various issues of circulating notes make, s.) to
say, the basis of the narrative. . . , In spite of obvlmis de-
fects, . . . the book has solid merits."— .Vii(io/i, xxxix. ,)18.
Knox, Kathleen. 1. Father Time's Story-liook
for the Little Ones, Lon., 1872; new el., 18-<(i, iSmo. 2.
Fairy IJifts; or, A Wallet of Wcmilcrs. Ilbist. Lon.,
1874, sq. 16mo. 3. Meadowleigh : a Holiday History,
Lon., 1875, Ifimo, 4. Lily of the Valley: a Story for
Litile Hoys and Girls, Lon., 1875, IGino, 3. Seven
Birthdays: a Fairy Chronicle. Illust. Lon., 1875,
Ifimo; new ed., 187i(. 8 Wildflower Win : the Journal
of a Little Girl, I-im., 1870, ISmo. ". (Jucen Dora, Il-
lust. Lull., 1878, I2iiio. 8. Cornertown Chronicles : New
Legions of Old Lore. Illust. i,oii-, 187i), Svo. II. Cap-
tiiin Eva: the Story of a Nauglity Girl, Lon., ISSli, p.
.''vo, 10. Poor Archie's Girls: a .\ovel, Lon., 1882, 3
vols. cr. Svo.
Knox, lioren L. Evangelical Rationalism: Con-
sideration of Truths relating to Man's Probation, N,
Y'ork, 187!), Ifimo,
Knox, Hon. Lncy, b, 1845, sister of the second
Baron Monteaglej married, ISfifi, to Octavius Henry
Knox, I. Sonnets, and other Poems, Lon,, 1872, p. 8vo ;
new ej., 1870.
" In its moral clearne.sf. it belongs to the class of our best
female poetry ; but it has special characteristics of Its own.
It Is more thoughtful than feniale poetry has often been,
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and Its temperament is less buoyant ami bright."— .S>i'-
lalor, xlvl. O'.'O.
2. Four Pictures from a Life, ami other Poems, Lim.,
I.ss-l, 12mo.
Knox, Ilobert, M.D,, ['mtr, vol. i., add,,] 17'.>1
1802. I. Fish and Fishing in the Lonely (ileus of Scl-
land, Lon., 1854, l2nio. 2. .Man: Structure and Phy,
iology Po|iiilarly lOxplained, Lon., 1857, p, Svo,
Knox, ThomaK. I. Ithymed Convictions: in
Songs, H;,'nins, iiinl Heeitatinns, itc. Ily Walneer:.'.
Lon. and Kdiii., 1853, 8\(). 2. Dictionary of l''ainili,ir
.Sayings and I'hrascs : with Anecilotes illustrating their
Origin, Kdin,, l.s.'iO, 8vo. Anon.
Knox,Ilev. Thomas Francis, D.D,, lS22-lSs.i,
b, in Ireland; gradiiiited at Trinity College, Cambril:.'! .
1845, and shortly afterwards became a Roman Ciithuli'
and a member of the Oratory at iironipton. I. (Tran-.^
Life of the lilessed Henry Suso, by Himsolf, 1805, Sn,.
:;. When does the Church speak Infallibly? Lon., lsi!7
12mo; 2d ed., I8711. 3, The I, list Biirvivo; of the An-
cient English Hierarchy, T, Goldwell, Bishop of Si.
Asaph, 18711. Anon.
Knox, 'rhomas Wallace, b. 1835, at Pcinbrnkc,
N.H. : became a journalist and newspaper correspun.i-
ent, in which ciipacity lie tra\elled round the worM in
1800, 1, Camp-Fire ami Cotton-Field; Southern Ad-
ventures in Time of War, N, York, Isfio, Svo, 2, Over-
land through Asia. Illust. Harllord, 1870, .><vo. :).
Underground ; or. Life below the Surface. Illust. llait-
ford, 1873, Svo. 4. !iacksliccsh ; or, Life and Adven-
tures in the Orient. Illust. Ilariford, 1875, r. Svo. .'p.
John; or. Our Chinese Kchitiims, ("Half-Hour" Ser.,i
N. York, 1879, 32mo, «. I'lie Hoy Travellers in Ohiiiii
and Japan — in Siain and Java — in Ceylon and India —
in Egypt and the Holy Land — in Africa — in Si>iith
America— on the Congo — in ll-e Russian Empire, II.
lust. N. Vork, 1S71I-87, 8 vol , sq, Svo, 7, How hi
Travel: Hints to Travellers by Land and Sea all over
the tilobe, Bost., ISSl, 24mo. ' s. Hunting Adventure-
on Land and .^ea : The Y'ouiig Nimriids in North Amer-
ica ; a Book for Boys. Illust. N. York, 1881, Svo. 'j.
The Young Nimrods in Europe, Asia, and Africa. Illust.
N. York, 1SS2, Svo. 10. Pocket-tiuide for Europe;
llaiid-liook ''or 'Travellers on the Continent and the
British Isles, and through Northern .\frica, Egypt, and
the Holy Laml, N. York, 18S2, 24ino, II. The \'iivnge
of the "Vivian" to the North Pole. Illust. N. Vi>ik,
1884, Svo, 12. Lives of Blaine and Logan, Hartfunl,
18S4, 12ino, 13. Marco Polo for Boys ami Girls, .\.
York, 1885, Svo. 14. The Life of Robert Fulton, and
a History of Steam Navigation, Illust, N. York, IS-il.
l2mo, 15, Decisive Battles since AVatcrluo, N. York.
1887, Svo. Ifi. Dog-Stories and Dog- Lore, N. York,
1887, Svo. 17. The Life anil Work of Henry iVard
Beeclier, from the Cradle to the (Jrave, Illust. .N,
York, IS87, Svo,
Knox>Little. See Litti,i<:,
Knutt, Mrs. The Snow-Angel ; a Tale of Lil'e-
Land and Dream- Lniid. N. York, 1807, Ifimo,
Kohb^, Glistav, b. |S57, in New York; giailiiatcd
at Columbia College 1877. 1. Jersey Coast and Piiiis,
N, York, ISSS, 12mo, 2. Wagner's "Ring of the
Nibelung," N. York. 1889. l2mo.
Kochler, Augnstns, professor of botany in tlio
College of Pharmacy, New York, Practical Biiliiiiy,
Structural and Systematic. Illust. N. Y'ork, 1870. svo.
Koehler, tJeorge, Nick Putzel: or, Artliur
Gurney's liiiin. Illust. Phila., 1880, 12ino.
Koehler, Sylvester Uusa, b. 1837, in Leipsic,
(jermany : removed to the United States in 1849, iiinl
resides at Roxbury, Mass. He was the editor of the
American Art Review, and has contributed largely iin
art topics to periodicals in the United States and in
Europe. 1. ('I'rans.) The Theory of Color in its llel;i-
tion to Art and Art-Industry; from f j Geniian et llr.
W. von Bezold : with an Introdu. n by Prof. K. ('.
Pickering. Illust, liosl., lS7fi, I'jinn. 2. (Triin.-.i A
Treatise on Etching, by Maxiiue I.alanne : with an liitni-
dueiory Chapter and Notes. Illust. Host., ISSl). svo.
3. Etching; an Outline of its Technical Processes iinJ
its History; with some Remarks on Collections ai ' ''"1-
lecting. Illust. N. York and I,on., ISSfi, 4to.
" If this be 111! '.'Utliiie. what would Mr. Kochler ei.ll b
comploto account (if etching'.' Ills volume . . . forms he-
yoiicl all comparison the most ooinjirohciisive treatise jet
devoted to the subject 111 Knglish, French, or (icriiiun. '-
Mil.. No. 3000.
4, American Art; Illustrated by Twenty-Five Plates,
KOE
executed by the Bo«t Amerioan Ktchor. nn,l Woo,l F„
eig„ K.o,.i;,i^-: V'^^lni^i!; ': 't. i;:^ "^J-,T7-
E»Klan,l, Ii,„t., Isso, ,o,,f L ""t' '"•"•""'ny, un,l
(JibraKar since ISI7 ",\.""-'*;7 "','">-■ diooosc „f
into the Vy Coun'v^;f Ve'^/'Af""" "','"! K-M'oditi.m
Jiiirnu Langua.'c I.on Is^i V, - ., , '*■""»" "r
?.:. trss .^;;:S -£--;:-: »•
t,.u , or, The Key to M.^Iern Cl.o.nistry, Montreal, ml,
•States X. York, ls.s",.sVo "" "^ """' ^'"'"=''
j^,Koo,,t/, Mary li. Maude Maynard, Phila., 1M6!I,
'vi.^-the-rlNr,: Buffi:!'; ,'^,^s''C7' '" ^»« ^='-
1857 ;.^^- 3^J'J'-,?™' 2. Anne Sher,v,„„|. L,,„..
Ion., iH59, ;. Svo.^"! The 'ohl' 'i' ^'."'""V ''™"''"^''
ISO' II 9,, - , "'"' "^Id Sdirv, Love I.nn
• A im ■. "• '■•<; Ari«et Foci», Un., 1869 ,', s "."
KRA
9. A
liohemian's l,„ve-S,.,ry. L,',n., IS.SS,? Sv."^- ''"■
Lw adu:;';;":^'''!'^^^' -^^^^'I'-^-ee, ^^ Me;ii:^:;-an:i
the Inner Ten,,, rsrl^ei.t '"",:' ™' ''','" .',!'" ''" <"'
since 18S1. (Iran., i i,, ',„n •'"" ""^ "''' ''•"'•"■aal
De.'l<er. Lon., Issusf 2"';i.t" "'""^ ^^ ^- ^^■
CnfedcnU. aru.v du iZ,,iv ''.''■ ' 'T"^ '"' "'«
rosumcl the practice «'\/„ . "'"■• ""^, ""''"* '"''s
State l.ibrary™JeTitnnf •,■''■'''" ""^ "'« '^"'■-""■i
the I.ibyan/„ ]|v ,, ?h I ^ ■'"°" "*'*"'• '• Anus,
l-^S:!, I2„,„. 2 }^ f, n^ ; \';""";-^ church, N. V„rl<
Vork, las:), I2m„ i'"U«hter «f Faustina, N.
I Kraitnir, C'imrlcN v., Mn imu lAcn .
places. T. (&nT '",.;■" '"'"■'" ""^""'> '""' """-•-•
AnK.rica/phn^'^.s; I'no" 2" T h^''"'^'' """•"' "^
Alphabet, Sale.;,, Mas . sie P no f m,""'-r'' ""^
^;^-»o on the Nature of iJ;:^:;,.:-^^:^^^^,^
Oalla I-auBuagc Tn T ]^r' ;.7 "' "i" Eleu,ents,.f ,ho
Klcu.ents ot the Ki^i il .. ■ I ^- Outlines „f the
nry'^Lnbours du in„ „„^ k^ ■'l' "•^■"™'-'''^''' ""'' ^'i^''"""
Ka.e™ Arr.„.;|- ^i^i;-;: ^l^ "-deuce i„
withtL;;tif::!rs;':,::'^^-;;!'-/^;;..K""«e^
Oi-animar, Lon., ISS2, 8v(i ""tunc ol a r-ualiili
arnm! 'i^ci^.UImli'y;;'!^^'':,"^ ^rd in the diction-
^4:'ll^'^;;r^h;f^:^S^^^^rt^^-i«nary. Kdlted
Krasinski, Count Ileiirv i" ti,„ n ■ ■
eventcenth^enu;^ .. J\^-^^, ),^^ ^^^^
Oanlener. (i. Anecd. te, ,A\ .'• " ®"""" ""*! "'«
Pigismond Augustus In A A P 'i ^'"^ ^""'•' "f
Progress, n'n I Declin'o ho'Tr'f^^''! ' '"' ""^ «''*<^
Lon . I,s;j8-4I), 2 ™i Svn , ''''^"/"'."""n in Poland,
I ism. l,on.,lS4S s™ . V ; ' ""•"'"^i-"" "nd aernu.n-
^ tory of ,i;Jsla;:;i: Ntti^^Z "?S^^ iI:!'«T\"'^-
ISil Svn « n • ■ "us.Ma and Europe." I,on
Manner.., L„n.. I.slf 4 •p;,^:'"'"'""""' '""-'^ture, and
I T,'*:'\?^^? ^l^-' Starving London : the Storv of a
12„,„. '-"Jouru among the JJctitute, Lon.,"l880,
,,**!;'»''"»' Kcv. Charles Porterfielil nn
theVuthera„Thr:j;r^--l— -^-^in
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S^, of mentitl and moral icionce in the University uf
I'ennsylviiniii I868-H3, ami viuu-provost of tlie univer-
sity ISTM-s:!, I. (Triuis.) Coiiiinuniary on tlie (losiiol
of rit. Jolin, l)y F. A. (i. Tliolucli, N. Vorli, !85il, Hvo.
2. Christian laberty in Ut'lalion to the Usages of tlie
Evangelical lititlionin Chiiieh MuintaineJ ami Delemleil,
IstiO. il. Tlie Two i'ligeiints : a Dii'couii'e, I'ittsburj;,
I8B5, 8vo. I. Tlie Au(;:<bni-g Confer^.^ion : a Literal
Tnmalation from the Latin, ivitli the Aildition of the
(leruian Te.xt, I'hila., ISfill, l2mo. 5. The Conservative
Ueforniation ami its Theology, Pliila., 1872, 8vo. 1).
(Trans.) Strauss as a Philosoiihioa! Thinker: a Heview
of "TheOlil Faith ami the New Faith." ami Confuta-
tion of its .Matorialistio Views; from the German of
II. Ulrici, I'hila., IS74, l2mo. 7. (Ed.) lierkeley's I'rin-
eijiles of Uuui..n Knowledge: with Prolegomena, and
with Illustrations and Annotations. I'hila., 1874, 8vo.
8. Infant liaptisin and Infant Salvation in the Calvinis-
tie System; a Heview of Hodge's "Systoinatio Theol-
ogy," Phila., 1871, 8vo. U. Chronicle of the Augsburg
Confession, 1 878.
i.rauth, II. R. (Trans.) Hans Sachs : Family
Tradition retold, by A. von Wildenhalm. Illust.
Phila., 1881, l2ino.
Krelt't, Juhaiin Ijiidwig Gerliiird, Ph.D., b.
ISiiO, at Brunswick, (Jeriuiiny; became a clerk in a
business house, and in 1860 went to the I'nited States,
where he was employed in the same capacity and as a
draughtsman; in 1852 went to Australia; worked suc-
cessfully for some years in the diggings, and was after-
wards engaged as naturalist in a government expedition
and at the Museum in Melbourne ; in 18:j8 returned to
Germany, but again left it, in I85!l, for a trip round the
world, and arriving at Sydney was appointed assistant
curator at the Museum, becoming curator in 1861, and
holding that office till 1871. He is said to have been the
first person who thoroughly studied the reptiles of Aus-
tralia. He is a member of various learned societies,
including the Linniean and Zoological Societies of Lon-
don, and has received the order of the Crown of Italy
and several medals. His name appears as " Gerard"
KrefTt in his publications. I. Two Papers on the Ver-
tebrata of the Lower Murray and Darling and on the
Snakes of Sydney, Sydney, I8ti5, Svo. 2. Notes on the
Fauna of Tasmania, Sydney, 1868, 8vo. li. The Snakes
of Australia, Sydney, 186il, 4to. 4. Australian Verte-
brata. Fossil and Recent, .Sydney, 1871, 8vo. 5. The
Mii'umals of Au.stralia. Illust. .Sydney, 1871, fol. (1.
Cai.ilogue of the Minerals and Hocks in the Collection
of the Australian Museum, .Sydney, 1873, Svo. Also,
many contributions to scientific journals, English and
cohmial.
Kremer,R.E. Bible <3ems; or. Manual of Scrip-
ture Lessons, Phila., 1870, |8mo.
Krepp, Frederick Charles. The Sewage Ques-
tion : being a General Review of All Systems and Meth-
ods, Lon., 1867, r. Svo.
Kreskcn, H. Acosta. Wonders of Flora: The
Preservation of Flowers in their Natural State and
Colors ; [also] a Treatise on Ornamental Grasses and
Mosses. Illust. Dayton, 0., 187i), Svo.
Kreutzer, WiHiam. Notes and Observations
made during Four Years of Service with the Ninety-
Eighth New York Volunteers in the War of 1861.
Illust. Phila., 1879, Svo.
Krieze« Mrs. M. ^Trans.) The Child : its Nature
and Relations: Elucidation of Froebel's Principles of
Education ; from the German of Baroness Marenholtz-
Bulow; 2d ed., N. York, 1872, l2mo.
Krikorian, Jessie. A Knave and a Fool: a
Novel, Lon., ISSli, .S vols. cr. Svo.
Kroeger, Adolph Ernst, 1837-1882, b. at Schwab-
stedt, Sehleswig ; removed to the United States in 1848 ;
served in the civil war, and afterwards settled in St.
Louis. 1. (Trans.) The Science of Knowledge, by J. G.
Fiohto, 186S, 12mo. 2. Our Form of Government and
the Problems of the Future, St. Louis, 1808, Svo. 3.
(Trans.) The Science of Rights, by J. G. Fichte, 18R9,
12mo. 4. The Minnesingers of Germany, N. York,
1S73, Svo. 5. (Trans.) Cantica Canticorum : The Lay
of Our Lady ; from the German of H. von Meisen : with
Notes, St. Louis, Mo., 1877, Svo.
Krueker, Mrs. Kittlie i'reiiigratti-. I. Alice,
[a dramatic version of Lewis Carroll's " Alice,"] and
other Fairy-Talcs for Children; with Musio, Lon., 187',t-
80, two series, Svo. 2. (Trans.) Fairy-Tales from
Brentano, Lon., 1885, Svo. 3. (Trans.) New Fairy-
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Tales from Brentano. Hlust, Lon., 1887, 4to. 4.
(Trans.) Poems of Heine: Selected, Lon., 1887, sq.
l6mo.
*'Kron, Karl," (Pseud.) See Bagu, Lvma.i It.,
Hlipili.
Kruckciibcrg, Frederick ThoinnN. A Tliuugh'
and a Prayer for Every Day in the Year, Lon., 1S8.>,
p. 8vo.
Kriiesi, Ileriiiniiii, A.M., sonof Hermann Krueiii.
who was Pestalozzi's tir.-t associate. Pcstalo/zi : hi.'
Life, Work, and Inlluence, Cin. and N. Y'ork, 1876.
Klickur, Joscpli, M.D. Puerperal ('onvalesiiiu»
and the Diseases of tiie Puerperal Period, N, York, ISSi;
U.'hio.
Kliestel, (lUido. I. Nevada ami California Pro.
cesses of Silver and Gold E.\lruction for General U-e.
Illust. San Fran., 1863, Svo. 2. Roasting oi(J(jlil mid
Silver Ores anil the Extraction of tlieir Respective Mit:i|j
without (Quicksilver, Illust. San Fran., 1870, I2inii.
Killer, K. Gloverson and his Silent Partner, Bo>t.,
1868, l2mo.
Kulp, (icorge li. I. Life and Character of Geur^e
W. Woodward, Phila., 1875, 8vo. 2. (Ed.) Luzenio
(Pa.) Legal Register Reports, vols. i. and ii., I'hilii.,
1882-84, Svo.
Kummer, Rev. AITred. The Sling of David, an 1
other Poems; with an Introduction by Gen. Lew W;il-
lace. Illust. N. York, 1886, l2mo.
Klllllinrdt, C. P. I. Small Yachts: their I)esi::D
and Construction Exemplified by the Ruling Types . r
Modern Practice. Illust. N. York, 1885, fol. 2. Steuiii
Yachts and Launches; their Machinery and Mamige-
ment, N. York. 1887, l2nio.
♦' KiiiiNt, Ilerinaun," (Pseud.) See SjiiTri, W vi.-
TKIt CllAl.MKHS, ill/id,
Klintze, E. J. Mystic Bells : a Wonder-Story, X.
York. 18611, l6mo.
Kiinz, Jules A. I>. Lessons in French Graniinar
and Pronunciation for Self-Educators, Lon., 1886, p. 8vo.
Kurtz, D. Morris. Ithaca and its Resource.^
Illust. Ithaca, N.Y., 1883. Svo.
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V,"""" "l"l '111 K.-Kiiv .,„ I • ." •. «"«'l".'r : with
l'-liti.MlKconomy; fr ,i ' • ' ' ""'"■"•■"l Melho.l in
' }"'k, isrs, 2 vol*., 8.," 'r 7"'''' "<;,l-."'olow.ski,N
/,'"»■, by H„dol,,h von'jh'e'ri, :,,'';■' \'''-l •""•"KSlo for
(Inns.) .Mozart; f,„„ , "< *" ''•■ '' '"• '-"'"• X
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■••■".1 iMiiiucmn and i„,,„ ,,,■■„ '^ ">^" '"I'ik is 1 lal a
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l.lliiib, llev. M. T. 'I'lio (loMon llililo ; or, Tlio
IliKik "I' Mf.nn.in : Is ii fr.im (In.iy N. Ynrk, \m\, l2iiio.
I.ninli, ytrn. ,)iiir(lia .luiiiiiiii Itciiile, iNiinIi,)
b, IH'.".i, nt I'liilnlli'M, Mii^-.; iniirrictl, \>*ii'i. I" t'lmilc-
A. I.iimli, "I' "iliiii: ruiiiiliiil I'inlit yniri in CliioiiKo; lo-
iikimmI to Now York isililj oilitor of llio iMiiKiuino of
Aiiioricaii llislory I'iiicc IM^:t. Sho imi iiiuinber of iiiiiny
hintoriiMil sooittli'K, iiiiil Ims conlrilmlvil iiuiiii'rouMirtick>;4
to iioriodioiil^. I. Spicy, |ii novel. 1 lllui't. N. York,
ISTIl, Svo. 2, I'liiy-Soliool Storicn, llo-t., I-*?!, I vol«.
ISmo. :i. History of tli.i I'ity of Now York: it- Origin,
UiMs nml Pronrei.-, \. York. I'<7;-HI, '-• vols. Ito.
"Tlic luillinr loi«»imrcil no lalpor in rrsoiiri'li. anil fnini
mnny nriuinul soiini". Im» kiiHhti'iI >i xri'iit viirloty iil ili-
UillMinil lni» wovin tlioni intoii dlstinca conllniKms lil»-
tory."— A'(i((o/i, xxvl. -"Jo.
1. (KJ.) The lIomiM of Aiucrioa. Illiidt. N. ^ork,
1879, Ito. .'i. Tlu- riirisliiiiiH Owl: Ilmlm't of Kntcr-
tulnment, llriginiil iin.! Selecti'il, N. York, l-<-*l. i<- Snow
iinil Sunshinn: ii Siory for Il.iys iin.l Oirls. lllusl. N.
York, 1-^S2, wj. xvij. 7. Wall .Street in History, lllusl.
N. York lss:t, m|. Svo.
Lnmii, H«v. Ilobi-rt, [on/.', vol. 1., luM.,] J. IH72 i
rector of St. I'lml's. .Man.h.'sler, lsnt-71. 1. Sermons
on i'a.sinK Sciison.s iiml Kvonta, l.on., l'<.i:l, \'2tno. 2.
Kroo TlionRlita on .Many Sulijeuls, ISCifl, 2 voln. :t.
Soliool Serinon.s, 1H7(|. 2 vols. I. Yiirniliilo : iin I'nsen-
tiuiontiil Storv, 1S7L', ;i vols.
Lamb, Mrs. Itiitli, (Hiick,) b. 1S2«, at (lrini,sli.v,
Linoolnahirc, liuK.: nnirried, lHll:t, to Alilernnvn Josenli
Lamb, of .Mmchoster. I. Haw Charley helpoil hia
Mdlhir, liOn., isill, 12mo. 2. .MiiUuminer at Hay
l.oilKO, I,on., IS«I. ;!. .leni Morrison, the Fiaher-Huy,
l.on.. 1«H2. 1. I'leaaant Paths for Little Feet, Lon.,
l,s«2. .'). The Trials of a Village Artist, Lon., lSt)2, |i.
Hvo. (1. A Little Chilli's Dav. and what she learned in
it, Lon., X^iyi, :i2mo. 7. It Isn't lUght; or, Frank Koh-
inson, Lon.. lsrt:i, 12mo; new eil., H7I. H. Captain j
Chriatie's Urand Danxhter, Lon., IS«t. C-'mo. 9. The |
K.tperience.s of Tom Neal and Sarah liin Wife, Lon., j
IHUt, )p. Svo. 10. The Carpenter's Family: a Sketeh of |
Village Life, Lon.. lsii.">, I2ini). 11. Master and Ser- '
vant ; or, Uiohanl Owen's Choioe, Lon., ISrt,), ji. Kvo.
12. Sturdy .lack. Lon., 1S72, 12mo. i:i. The Shnmper'a
Foundling: a Story of New Year's Kvo, Lon., IS7I,
Ifimo. II. Thoughtful .loo, and how he gained his
Name. Lon.. IHH», 4to. \:k Katie lirightsido, and how
she made the Host of Kverything, Lon., 1S,S2, -Uo. Irt.
Bernard Kendal's Fortune, Lon.. 18s:i, I2ino. 17. Ills
First Offence: a True Tale of City Life, Lon., t8s;i, p.
Svo. IS. Look on the Sunny Side, ,md other Sketches, j
Lon., lS.'<:i. p. Svo. 19. The Longest Way round for '
the Shortest, Lon., 18S:!. p. Hvo. 2I». .Midsummer lloli- |
day, Edin.and Lon.. iss;), p. Svo. 21. Tho Emigrant's I
Son, Lon., ISS I, p. Svo. 22. Milly's .Mistakes, and what ;
she learned by them, Lon., 1881, 12mo. 2:t. Kutli
Western's lilessing, Lon., 1885, p. Svo. 2L Tho Luck- ,
iesl Lad in Lihborton, Lon., IS85, 12mo. 25. Old Can-
tanker, and what came of tho Flower-Show. Lon., 1885, j
p. Svo. 26. Alice Western's lilessing, Lon., 1886, p. Svo. \
27. TooClose-Fisted, and other Tales, Lon., IsSft, p. Syo.
28. An Angel Uuest in Human (iuise, Lon., l-^^ii, p. Svo.
29. Comfortable Mrs. Crook, and other .Sketches from
Rural Life, Lon., 18SS, p. Svo. :!0. (letting Clear Off;
or. Tim Uellamy's Joke. Lon., 1388, p. Svo. M. (Irate-
fnl Peter's Nevf Ye;ir'8 C.ift, Lon., 1888, 18mo. :i2. Ser-
vants and Service. Lon., 1SS8, p. Svo. Xi. Taught by
Experience, Lon.. 1888, p. Svo.
Lambert, A. C. The Story of a Pillow, Lon.. I SS.i,
sq. l6mo.
Lambert, Kev. Brooke, li.C.L., graduated at
lirasenose (,'ollege, <.)xford, 1S5S; ordained IS5S; vicar
of St. Mark's, Whitcehapol, 1885-71 ; vicar of (Jreen-
wich since 1880. 1. Seven Sermons on Pauperism.
preaehe.1 at St. Mark's, Whitechapel, Lon., 1S7», 12nio;
new ed., IS71.
"Tills Ka.st Knd preacher . . . has indicated the only
spirit and (lireclion in which we can, with any hope of
success, or even of initigatiim of the presaiiiK evil, set
about the accomplishment of H:'—S),rcl(Ui>r, xliv. 295.
2. Sermons on the Lord's Prayer, l.on., 188:i,
Lambert, C. II. Synoptical iJictionnry of Scrip-
ture Parallels, Lon.. 1879; 2d cd.. 1880, 12mo.
Lambert, thnrles H. ;. Ibougnis and raucies
in Solitary Hours, [verse.] Lou., I.s40, p. Svo. 2. Poems
and Translations from the iJerraan of Goethe, Ac, lion.,
1850, p. Svo.
Lambert, George
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the Village, [verso.] Illust. Lon., iSS.'l, Syo. 2, The
Power of tliilil : a Novel, Lon., Issfl, 2 vols. p. 8vo,
Lambert, Henry. A Memoir of Ireland In In,',ii.
Ily an K\ .M.P. Hubliii, l-.il, 8vo.
Lambert, Isaac ('owley, M.A., F.U.il.S., I,
ls,7(i| grailiialid at Trinity College, Cambridge: call' '
to the bar at tho .Middle Temple 1871; .M,P. for Kul
Islington since 188(1. A Trip to CanhniBro and Ladiik.
Illust. Lon.. 1877, p. 8vo.
Lambert, llev, LoiiU A., a Roman Cnthuli.
priest of Waierloo. N.Y. I. iTians.i The Cliriniiiiii
Father: what ln' should be. and what he should do; |'r"'ii
the (lernian of W. Cramer; with Introiluetioi. by S. \.
Ilyan, N. York, issil, ;t2i 2. Notes on Ingcrsoll;
rttheil.. IhitValo, N.V., I8s|, Irtnio. :i. Tactics of Iiilldils,
' HuiValo, N.Y., 1887, Ifinio.
"Lambert, Nannie," (Pseud.) SeeO'DoNoniii i,
.Mils. .N. I'oWKIl, iii/Vo.
Lambert, OMmnntl. Angling Literature In V.nn
land; and iHsoription of Fiihing by tho Ancients, Lmi ,
1 881, l2mo.
Lambeti, llev. William. (Kd. and tnin«
Codex Canonum Kcclesiie I'nivcrsie : Canons of the Km -I
Four Oeneral Councils of the Chinch, Lon., Isiis, Hv".
LnmbillK, A. A. .\ History .f the Catholic Chiir. li
in the Dioceses of Pittsburg and Allegheny, N. Yiirk,
18811, Svo.
Laniborn, Robert II., Ph.D. I. A Uiuliinciit.nv
Treatise on the .Metallurgy of Copper, Lon., ISIlli, C.'ii,,.
2. A Itudiiiientary Treati.-e un the Metallurgy of Silver
and Lead, Lon.. 181)1, 12nio; Dth cd., 1879.
Laming, Iliclinrd. 1. Matter and Force: ihur
Nature ami Laws, 1 ., Is5l, Svo. 2. (!od in Seiiiil
Causes, l.nn., IS7:i, Svo. :'.. The Spirituality of Cau-:!-
tion : a Seientillc Ilnaithceis, l.on., Is7l. p. Svo.
Lamon, Ward II. The Life of Abraham Limiiln,
IVom his liirth to his Inauguration as Presiilenl. llliift.
I' -t.. IS72, Svo.
"That the volnnie Is t" he prnnonuecd generally sail.-
faetorv we think we may say. tliniiKh we cimless we siiy -o
with reiuetance, for ... it eniilrlves tn otleiid Hie reader
abiiiil as olleii as it pleases him. Hut It Is very ci.|ii"iis
mill minute; It Is the result of very much pain.slakii i;
laliiir hv person-s liiliniiitely eiuinecleil with the Lliieolii i.l
the aiite-presideiitial ihivs ; it is very triithliil, eoUMieii-
tiiiiis, and eritieallv impartial, while at the .same time it is
lull of respect and iitUMtioiiate admiratiiiii fur Mr. l.liiiolii.
. . . We eoiuniend It to everybody as excellent reading, as
eaptlvating as a roiininee, and of deep interest to eveiy
citizen."— .V(i/ioH. xiv. UN'.
Lamont, Alexander. Wayside Wells; ur,
Thoughts from Dcepdiile. Lon., 1874, 12mo.
Lnmont, E. II. Wild Life among the I'm ilio
Islaiiileis Illust. I, Mil., IS67,Svo.
I Laniunt, James, 1' (I.S., F.R.d.S., b. 1828; re-
I fiilc" at Knowilun, Argyllshire. 1. Seasons witli ilie
; Sea-llorses. Illust. Lon., ISIil, Syo. 2. Yaelitiiii in
the Arctic Pens; or. Notes of Five Voyages ol .~|.uit
j and Discovery in the NeigliLourbood of Spitibcrgcii ami
! Novaya Zembya. Editdl and Illustrated by W. Live-av.
I .M.D. Lon., iS7t!. 8vo.
I "He has time and nn iiey at his disposal ; he ha- ■• i liis
heart on rontributiiij; lo Arctic discovery, and. ii- '■•• lic-
lil-hts in Ihls sort of ' le in spite of its hardship-, !■- 'lan-
ders, and its occasioi d dreariness, he is contciil !• !.ms;ii
himself to disappoiniiiients when he has done his uiiinist
111 cnmmaiid success. "—.'«Vi/. Kiv.. xll. JSl.
Lamont, Miss Martba Alacdonald. I. Im-
pressions, Thoughts, and Sketches during Two Yeiirs in
Franco and Switzerland. Li.i., 184", 12nio. 2. The I'ur-
tunes of Woman. Lon.. is 19, .') vols. p. Svo. :i. Tlic
Olndiator: a Tale of the Roman Empire, Lon., |s^ll,
!2mo. 4. The Village Millionai—: a Novel, Loii., IS.it.
3 vols. p. Svo. 5. Love i-fr<iM8 Money, Lon.. |s5a, J
vols. p. Svo.
Lamont, R. The Principal .Sources of Knglunils
Greatness. Lon., 1888, p. Svo.
Lamphere, (Jeorge N. The rnitcl Slates (iov-
ernmcnt : its Organization and Practical Woikiiigs,
Phila.. 188(1, Svo.
I.innpman, Archibald. Among the JlilM, anJ
other Poems, Ottawa, 1S8S.
" A volume of verse published at Ottawa, and full al oiii'C
of the Inllnencc of Canadinn scenery and of cla.-ical c" •
ture. arrests the reader's attcntiun at once. Aii'l liiuuiili
i'vrrt- Is li-ii-'vi-; exsrtlv ,iemr.nstr«ting tniB frciiie.- m tin*
volume, there is .so much in Itof truth, simplicity, vivncily,
and of somethinif that fairlv deserves the name of imssio".
that It is very pleasant and sometimes even ini|ire.sslve
reading, almost frum beginning to end."— .S';)CcWur,lxil.:>-
Over the Hills and through ! Lampoon, Frederick Locker-, b. 1821 ; son
of
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h..artU.,»;-j,)',".v,''',',^,;'' "^ ""• '"" '"••*'^^'' lllpl'uni „r
^'. I Kil.) I.yni Klcxiiiiihirmn : ii Colliviinn I <in iK.r
-mo; new I.,.. I Mils i i i '" 'I'm. i-i'ii., IMIi,
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IwiiiiNoii, Mary SuilK.
l.iiiicii>iti'r, llorotliv,
<'lli'-., iNHIl, iL'iii,,.
l.iincnNlvr, iOilwnrd .11,
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I'ifo an. I Kduciiion of
l>oaf, Uunil), unci IJIin.
I'Hcly Miiiluloino's I'riilu
Aluniml of English His-
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••"..li.'^H ilJv.' Vm^:•"":''"^."'"^V'■•^"'•
<■|lriMianay; or A W,,!, V, ,1 ., '• ,""■ ?''•"*"«« "f
«r..l, 1 on N ' o,' „""'.'«';,7 ';'"■ l'n.u>i<-ll> connM.
- Von ls«..i«' '"'?'^-' '"''•■■ '"tt'TMoniyMlilo
,4rsaH5-;«.r.||g||||pSg
_ 0---1 ■•nil, IMn.-*,
'l';t IH., be,.„ given to tho puhl c '■- :, " • Vr/'"^' ! y""- «''- l«8;t. 21. The Victo"^ \4 WoLl' ii ':'"^
l.iincnNter, James. V A v » i. V ) ' •' ^'"-""'•"es, r,on.. Is7s i^n,,, oo ,, ' ' •'•^^"'T'I •■
.. ,..., .„ . ■•amos, .M.A. A Book ot A.,,.ration.., ; .eorotcl Ufo, l.'on., is ',V ;."• .^ '",;'""""''<"'■''.'■''"-
N. \o.lf, isvo. IDrno.
I."M., I SSL', 12m,..
I'liiiciiMter, U. A,
Cliiistiiin liii|itiaui, Lon
Lancaster, H. Jj.
Synopsis of Our l.or.l'-
l-n"."l "zT'l'smo^*" •'• •'"■'"'" "" Experimental Phy,ic«,
K-iposf. of Odd-Fellowship,
' of Cirouiiistnnoo? ;
See Lawhe.nok, Ring.
Landrr, Harry, a Cr..,t,
B Wei, |,„n., IS.ss, .-ivols.cr. vv
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Host., ,vf.2-c,5 7 vols li;,„, i i tur.sDiirg ,■ /uiicli,
Svols. " K,i,;vB.II ^'l>"«.,"-'^l'i.li„gXe,vYork,
If/....; 2.' '™''.'I'P <i«rmnn, 18(17, Klnm.
if ob-
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a Sequel to Lord John Russell'a Post-Bag, Oxf., 1863,
8vo, Anon. (Pamphlets referring to the Oxford Com-
mission.) ■^. (Trans.) Jlomer, Iliad A and It, in Eng-
lish Hexameters, Lon., I86L', 4to.
Landoil, Joseph. School .Management: including
a General View of the Work of Education, (Education
Library.) Lon., l«s;i, p. 8vo ; 6th ed. same year.
Landon, Lucy. (Trans.) Little Kobinson of Paris;
or. The Triumph of Industry, by Mine. E. Foa, Lon.,
1870. 18mo.
Lnildoii, .H. E. L'rbain Grandier, and other
Poems, Lon., Isii2, Ip. 8vo.
Landon, .YIelville U. 1. The Franco-Prussian
War in a Xutshell, N. York, 1871, 12mo. 2. Saratoga
in I'JUl : a Book of Satire, Love, Fun, and Statistics.
Illust. N. York, 1S72, l2mo. 3. Eli Perkins at Large;
his Sayings and Doings, Ac. Illust. N. York, 187.*),
12mo. 4. Eli Perkins's Wit, Humor, and Pathos, 1883,
12m<>.
Landon, S. Fifty Years in the Itinerant Ministry,
N. York, 18(i8, Khno.
Landor, Walter .<$avngc, [ant'', vol. i., add,,]
1775-ISI)4, He spent the liist six years of his life in
Florence. For biog., see Coi.vi.s, S., and Koiister, John,
Hiipiii. 1. .Antony and Octavius : Scones for the Study,
[verse,] Lon., l.-<5(i, Svo. 2. Dry Sticks Fagoted, Edin.,
18J7, 8vo. 3. Hebrew ' ics : transfusing the Pious
Spirit of the Divine I'si t into Devout Exercises «(
Prayer, Praise, and ThanKSgiving. By an Octogena-
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t. Heroic Idylls: with Additional Poems, Lon., ISfl.i, p.
Svo.
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Hipiiiilyte' and the ■ Trial of .Esehylus' are amont; I.an-
dor's very be.-.t work in this kind."— S. Colvi.n : Lamlor, p.
Laildrctli, P. 1. Studies and Sketches in .Modern
Liierature. Lon., IsiU, cr. .svo. 2. Life and Ministry
of Adam Thomson of Coldstream, Edin., I8ti8, p. Hvo.
I^andseer, Thomas, A.R.A., [mite, vol. i., add.,]
17il.)-18S0 ; elder brother of Sir E. Landseer; an en-
graver. (Ed.) Life and Letters of William Bewick,
Artist, Lon., 1871, 2 vols. Svo.
"These voUimos will not be unwelcome to readers fond
of literary gll^siIl. They ubound in anecdotes concerning
Haydiin. Wilkic, and Lawrence, Wordsworth, Hazlitt, and
Scott. William liewick— not to be confounded with the
celebrated engraver of that name— was born towards tlio
close of the last century ; he became the pupil of llavdon,
and was suliscquently employed bv ••^ir Thomas Lawrence
to make ciipics uf the ('rescues i>r .Michael Angelo in the
Sistine <'lia|>cl. . . . He ai>pcars in tliese pages in the char-
acter of Hoswell. . . . Hut the materials are trite, and the
style is far from ciimmendablc. . . . The facts and inter- '
sp'-sed anecdntes have value, biu the criticisms and re- :
flei'lions are all but worlhlcss."— .sVi(. licv., xxxii. ■£>:>.
Lane, A. V. Adjustments of the Compass, Transit,
and Level, Host., ISS», 12mo.
Lane, Bntler. The Health Guide: a Poimlar
Hand-Book nf .Mcilicine and Surgery, Lon., 1853, !>. Svo.
Lane, C li. Uailway Communication in London,
and the Thames Embankment, Lon., IS(il), Svo.
Lane, Kev. Charles Arthur, graduated at St.
Bee8lS7S; onlained 1S71»; rector i)f All Saints', Winni-
peg, 1S81; curate of St. Peter's, Cranley Gardens, 1SS5-
8(i, and since then lecturer of the Church Defence Insti-
tutiim. Illustrated Notes on English Church History,
Lon., 18Sti-8S, 2 vols. 12mo: vol. i., From the Earliest
Times to the Dawn of the Reformation; vol. ii., The
Reformation and .Modern Work.
Lane, Kdward Wickstead, .M.D. 1. Hydrop-
athy ; or. The Natural System of .Medical Treatment,
Lon., ls.')7, p. Svo. 2. Old Medicine and New, Lon.,
1873, fp. Svo. 3. Hygienic Medicine: the Teachings of
Physicdiigy and Common Sense. Lon., 1885, 8vo.
Lane, Edward William, [,ii,tr, vol. i., add.,]
lSlll-lS7t'). B"or biog., see I'ooi.K, .St,vni.p;v I,,vnk-, i'/i/Vo.
I. Arabic-English Lexicon. Parts I.-VIf. l,on., Isfi7-
85, imp. 4to. (Parts \'I. and Vlf. have been edited by
Stanley l.ane- Poole. They bring the work down to the ]
close of the letter M. The tirst fiisrjiculus uf Part VIII. ;
was published in 1SS7.) 2. .Vrabian Society in the .Mid- \
die Ages : Studies iVom the '•' Tliousand and One .Sights," i
Lon., 1SS3, p. Svo. (This is a reprint, edileil by Stanley 1
Lane-Poole, of tlu notes to the author's translation of !
the .Arabian Nights.)
Lane, F. T. Reply to Rev. J. Weiss on "Our,
Relations with the Spiritual World," Cambridge, 16117,
Itimo.
Lane, J. J. Dunois, and other Poems, Lon., Is.'iS
12mo.
Lane, James Ilobert, F.R.C.S., consulting s r.
geon to the Lock Hospital. Lectures on Syphilis deliv-
ered at the Harveian Society, Lon., 1878, p. Svo ; ni"»
ed., ISSl.
Lane, Laura M. 1. (ientleman Versehoyle, Lcm.,
1875, 3 vcjIs. cr. Svo. 2. My Sister's Keeper: a Stuiy
for Girls, Lmi., 187l», p. Svo. 3. A Character: a Story
for Girls, Lon., 1S7!I, 12nio. 4. Harry's Disciplij;,',
Lon., 1881, p. Svo. 5. Ella's Mistake, Lon., 1S82, p. >v„.
fi. A Dresden Romance, Lon., 188-), p. Svo. 7. A NiiM>-
teenth Century Hero, Lon., 1885, p. 8vo. s. There-a i
Secret, Lon., 1SS5, p. Svo. U. Dr. Maynard's Dau<;li!. ,.
Illust. Lon., 18S6, p. Svo. 10. Living it Down, l.uii.,
ISSt), p. 8vo. 11. Ilawbrook Farm; or, Esther liaunts
Wooing, Lon., 1887, (i. Svo. 12. Heroes of Every-Day
Life. Illust. Lon., I8S8, p. Svo.
Lane, Pauline C. (Trans.) German Fantaeie.'^ by
French Firesides ; from the German of R, Leander, >i.
Y'ork, 1SS7, s(j. Itimo.
Lane, Kichard James, A.R.A., [niitr. vol i
add.,] lsm)-lS72; brother of Edward William \mw,
siiprii ; an engineer. 1. .Spirits and Water. By II. . I.
L. Lon., 1S55, Svo. 2. Marks and Remarks for <\i,:
Catalogue of the Exhibition of the Royal Acadcuiv
By A. E. Lon., 1856.
Lane, Sarah, ("May Kingston," pseud.) :.
Pha'be Skiddy's Theology, Best., 1883, l2mo. 2. Bcitlm
Gordon, Bost., ISSS, 12mo.
Lane, William Arbnthnot, M.B., M.S., F.R.t .s.,
senior demonstrator of anatomy at Guy's Hospiial. .Man-
ual of Operative Surgery, for Practitioners and Student.*,
Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Lane-Clarke. See Clarke.
Lane-Poole. See Poolk.
Lang, Alfred. Hints on the Construction of
Houses, Lon., 1 853, imp. Svo.
Lang, Alice. 1. No Place like Home, Lon., ISM,
p. Svo. 2. Paul Slater's Home, Lon., 18S2, 12mo. :i.
The Price of a Lark, Lon., 1882, p. Svo. 4. AhkcI
Meadow, Lon., 18,S3, p. Svo. 5. Our Anniversaries:" ;i
Selection of Texts and Verses for Every Day, Lon., I.'i-o,
sq. 16mo. (i. Cords of Love. Illust. Lon., LSSCi, ISin,,.
7. Geoffrey Orme's Victory ; or. Life in Penwilhton, l.ini ,
1887, sq. Ulmo. 8. 'Tim's Treasure, and how be foiiM.l
it, Lon., 1887, 12mo. 9. Harry Lester's Revenge, Loii.,
1SS8, 12mo.
Lang, Andrew, LL.D., b. 1S44, at Selkirk, Set-
land; was educated at St. Andrews, and at Balliol Col-
lege, Oxford, where he gained tirst classes in Clas.sio.d
Moderations and the Final Schools, and was clcclcl
Fellow of Morton College in ISfiS, He is a writer Inr
the London Daily News, a frequent contrilnitor to peii
odical literature, and editor of the " English Wortliii ^ '
series. 1. Ballads and Lyrics of Old France : with niliir
Poems, Lon., 1872, p. Svo.
"A .series of translations from the older Trench [..mi
comes tirst, and later in the volume there are .vinic (in tluT
specimens of poets in the nineteenth centurv. The r. -t
of the space is tilled with original Ivrics. all w'riKcn ii' ihc
manner of a student of Kcjusanloriif theciassicals us
of Konsard's lyrics, apijroached in liisspiritand u^ed iilUr
his niethoil. . . . There arc in the book, hnwevcr, tun
series of short poems, the lirst called ' .\vc,' and the uIIi.t
' llcsperothen,' parts of which strike ns as p(..>.se>siiii; s)i-
giilar delicacy and beauty.'— .s'ur. lici:, xxxiv. JSO.
2. Oxfcud: Brief Historical jind Descriptive Notes:
with Etchings and Vignettes by A. Brunct-Debiiine.-, A.
'I'oussaint, and R. Kent Thonnis. Lon., ISSii, fol.
" U Is hard for one who wields even the most .-kill'ul
pencil to satisfy tho.se who kimw Oxford well. Y. i M.
Brnnct-Debaines and bis rnlkiburiilairs in the work n| illus-
tration leave little to be desired. ... Mr LanuMii^k iiM«
been nioreditlicult. . . . He follows in his imiJir^. wliitli
are only too brief and few, the historical nuHliod ; jukI lie
writes, it Is evident. (Mit of n<i incoiLslderablc fulness ol
knowkMlKe."— .spfc/otor, liii. Lii.
3. .\.\U. Ballades in Blue China, Lon., IssO, Svo
and l2mo; 2d ed., with ten additional ballades, ISSl;
new ed., ISSS.
"In tlu'i(UMint and dainty little book he has jo^l iiuh-
lisbed, .Mr. Lang for a while amuses himself by clotliiiiK
modern theme.s In the Komcwloit. arhitriirv for?n- ..t':lii-
elder Krcncli poets. . . . He takes us to no" regions wliuli
Overs ol poetry would explore lor special beaiilv. We
lireathe no inoniitain airs, and catch no glimpses ol' ni .ir
the tar horizons. In the mean tiine a ganlenplol. « illi it
peacock lui the lawn, set beds, and i|nalntly-i'ut licdws,
lorms no bad resting-place for the tourist."— .IW., .\o, JTtO.
4. Theoor
lish Prose:
8vo. 5. Th
trated Eng
Home" Ser.,
, " We can h
bof)k-collecto
which he ha,'
6. Helen u
" tn this st
theory that si
been prefcrre
versified fr,,,,,
tion of the e\
count of thes
tus.smyrniins
'' It Is less a
epic than a str
the tale of Hel
-Mr. Lang's rea
loucheil (,f(t.n
tunes with the
lelhng.and rh'
terity:^'-,So^ ti
7. Ballades
Rhymes a la A
.Vobody : a Ta
Richard Doyh
the same as wo
"In Fairy-La
Hugo Longwaj
loin and Mytl
l.on., ISS-i, p. .s
"The essential
"I'. If that term
new method in
method which is
• . . He would hi
MoloL'ical point o
".Mr. Lang is i
iinsMig kimr and
lilalosoplier of L,
ihe ideal form (j
vents ivastc, enip
tic grave-digger,
I "at (jur ancestoi
formerly were ilss
the staple of gen
sible for Ma.x .M
■Aryan, so it is nos
hisunchuibtedcai
thecannibalhastl
• ■ ■ I'ursuerl, liow
mterpretatlouof I
"■ork."-,lM., .Vos.
(An entirely eu
Allen, may bo fou
liTs in which it is
Taylor, Robert Br(
•>:vvi. 431, and x.>
"f Cain, Bristol, 1
"Toihecrimes oi
"lie only po.ssiliiett
pi'iy ol much learn
I''. Letters to I)
"heaves one in u
ii> style anil hispni
lilc.-aiure."-*(^ h'e
' .Mr- Lang's uuw
body but .Mr. Lang.
-Ill Ihe elegance a
men. lis quaint ai
^I'liolarshlp, its horn
ll'lll, lis it IS his iM ii
iiiiikc mistakes, its o,
■ Pi'>;i'i"usne.ss' In sty
-■ill,.. Si,, ;fti4fi.
i I- Books and Bo.
'^'■■. -V. York, 1886,
llic Wrong Paradis,
Svo.
"-yi«t of them ar
'""Ugh humorous ir
'•omributions to (i,,,
■;;j';'ii>^ that have e
, !"■ The Politics .
!■""•. lss(i, p. 8vo.
."""•. I«''<7, 2 vols, p,
l™" '■ncydopicdi.iB;
,. .-^'i'- Lang (l,,,.u ,,
ft. II key to all the mvl
,',;,",","."'• ihc irnuion'a
,'"^^"1 111 myth ami rit
!'■ mental and soeh
'»»' lint for It."-- -iV,
If'. (Trans.) Johnn
too trench of Charld
4. Thcuorituiii, B
lish Prose
LAN
ii'D, ftnd Moselms, ronJered
„ " rn this st„rv 7rl -me ,f h,' .'';■ ';" ' ^d cd., 188;!.
lio.)ry that siR.'wa" uiV nn„ , ,"^ I(<rtune3 of Helen the '
been preH-irecl VlH,u'„f ,.'"*'' V"'!'"' "f "lo fc'od" h,.s i
yersltre,! fron, the • iffi^.ra fuf^T'','''''''^ "^ >»«nne^ are '
lion of the events nfter e do , h^I >'u''>'' '''''« '"fser ,,.
uoiiiit of thesaek of Tn.v s eh If V ' ""'""■• "'"1 "'e " -
;;pi.' tha!r:fJ[^';;:;';;/;:-,;;{«mf rial, n.a ,K,e„.: less an
the tale of Helen\,f Zv 'slVhvme,!'^,;'''''''' '"" "" '"»'
,^L'";g» reading has tai gift h?m of h "''V''';>' ^"' "" ""it
7. Billades and VVrsp^ Vi.;,, v ^r i
Khyme., a la Mode IZ I ssl' Ti ^'"■''' '''**■*' '^mo. 8. |
N^'body: aTaleof Fai ;. UnV .r ,^ ^"^ P"''^''^^
Richard Doyle, Lon , 884 "?„ "^f '!■,? »™""'g« by
tliosame as were oriiri„„ri„ ul- ■'^"" '"''••'I'-iUions are '
"In Fairy-S."?''"; Xl'l^'i" ''U '^'""S'""n'»
Hugo Longway, [,4end j Un ^S^'U^"'',."-' ^■
t.an and Myth : Studi J of T'' i ,,' '^""*- "• Cus-
^-..I8H4,p^H;of'2"J'':r,7f,3'^-'y l^^age and Belief,
-. STari'^fis' Ge"^.';;;r,it-'{,';„i5"?'^ "-v* "> >"-■ ^-r.
new nietho<l in the 3y on,,vH '^'-''''''''' ''- 'H'li'^M. a
method whieh is at nresent i >, , • ''.'Ky "'* Hfe'i'inst the
"0,0 ?^p^li!t':;7SSSvT^"'J^-
vints waste, employs the hak-^ ^ f ' '""-iuuoli as it ore
I he ^TaveMii^rJ;er, 1 Jsl wPu^f,'' "'"'.'Jives the expense of
11.^1 ..ur aneestorswXjavaJes?^^^^^
foiinerly were assumed to bcS ! , '"i" '^""'"' "'"H
jVoan so it Is po sil ' I r*\tr ','„ 'f,"''"' }"' "■uloub'^^ed
j.s iindoubteclVannil «l Vike h ''i,.'',' """«-; '"" miudi of
tliecannibal has the da serous v'«. of '.:'""■' l'«"l«ees»or,
■■ . i'nrsned, however with nro™?. !■ P^'yife'loo niiieh '
t"s in which it is sharn V ,-; .71 7'; ''''''''• '*"^' ""J '«•''-
Taylor, Uobert Brow" 'i^, , h "r^l 'if "• "'" '^'"- ^^'-'«
"I Cain, Bristol, 1886 I'-ln' ' ' *°-^ '^' ^''e Mark
-•onliM-SZ^ J:? SI! ;;l^-P;'S^i^ ^.r. r.a,:, i,a„ added
]it.™i,re."-AV,^'/to,., Ui' «l',;'»l'.Mlseol so wide a range of
-MMhe ele«anee\t„,V vaHe y of l"s'l 1?'"'^' ''^''"^'^
in, it« ipiaint and irrelevant h„ ,'*-""'>■. 'i™""ipiisb-
*'l>"lai-shlp. its honestv of t,,,, '"""onr, its exeeil,.,,!
""','. "» it fs his in its ^. ,1, V ,""!• ","«™"™ ami Me
"ak.Mnist.ik,.s,itsore,si m^^U^^^^^
--- that have ev^li'^l^-.J-^^'-- --..^.be -^l
LAN
•if'
I.OII.,
i'lin.,
IVuMl
|'^'^r.2'vois.p.8;.,',; X;, ",";."' ""-' «"iiKi"n;
„„ "'■yelopa-dias magnzine^^n ""'y'" ''^I'li'ited
;;;ri-n^i.;^:;;Jl';&r-;,f'--vai;^^;;,';;iK^
'7 E. 1 iLnfann t^ ",8 /r"''™= ".j''' "-"i-rg^'
I'arnassus : Uhymes om' „„ , V' ?• ^2. (irass of
,23. Letters onlit"ratn?'io" itsu' ,f ""- l^' '«'""•
Walteh, M.A and Uv.„. .■' ' """°' ^^'th Leap.
Iliad of 'jfcne , "lit in , ' /v YY' Jf^^- ('™n«.} The
«r. 8vo. 8ee,aJ,XT;\'^'„'^S^'.'f ^ '"'«' '■<">■' "'^''
"■"<■«, AV. H., He. 1 V L' ?• /,'■' ""/"■"• With I'oL-
1887, 8vo •>•,,,, .,i ^ . A"t''u'-» of "It." Ton
!«KNLE;,VK,pSera?p;' ""ii"-^'^ W-- W^b
^f'on., 1888. 8vo. \ "it ; fy "/■ V" '^« (^""««-
I.e.na„, and other Ta es frm, H '",:- ^""i'' '^'''« I*-^'"!
Svo.^ And .see KExnAl^MAr, „i.^'""''' ^""•' 'S^".
; the Ur"fk' o^Sy'luMr-^^Ti?'""^ ^'""'"'«- f™""
l-'^^SrZS^^J^P^f Hhopalo.
1 I-urope, Lon., 1884 2 vols "^'-g""""' ^''« Hulterllies of
|"-^F"t^l.e"ir„":?J--,:ie A^ir-Battle: a Vision of
^o>I;""^L::^^- ,;;, t:^ ^'--,by mif ; or. The Har-
Lon., 185,3, 12,uo. .!. Too Mnnh A >,'''"" Experience,
Calendars Lon., m4,p"s^,^^/%\''"'-'^^' 'I''"ee
or, Em.ly Orford, Loo , ?S55 „ Sv„ ? ^n'""' "'"'"i
lionald ; or, llaos „n, M;^i ' P" "• ^- Captain Mao-
ISi.S 12mo tleJed, 188 '!;^r^ Capias cL tie, Lon,
'«■•? a Xovel, Lon 185s i' **'" ^- W'" he Marr^
Krien,lV Wife; o, Yo,k 'v ? ' """'"''•• '""'• 8. My
Svo. i(. The Sec « Poh.r '■" «"""•■''. Lon., 18511, er.
'««, er. 8vo; new ed 'sg') '..fu- ""'' I'"^-''"". Lon.
Bay, Lo'n.,'l87,S .fr"*''^' "'' ^''^ 'ions'V Bottn'y
a.i^j'd^i^?ir-..T;:.S"rr'"^'f''t -,.1.,
grated toAustralia t ,if,;i'^V "'."u^"'" '■'*""• <"«i-
of the Australian C 1 eg. ^^.'f,?' "'""'?'""•■ P"n«ipal
Australia, a Highly Elil^itl Vw f ^•,. ' '^"'""'^land,
'8<il, or. 8vo , ,Tew ed Y-^l! > ^ ^"^ E'"'B'"ti"n, Lon.,
'?K,i!;^K^i;;;-;;!lty ti»-^yi,-'y
2. The Coming Event • nr v. i
jdeneeforlheSevfnrnitai P, ' *'^'"^'''"» »"<' Indep™-
l.'<70, 8v». ^ """'' ' i-o^-inces of Australia, L„n
! chu,"eirii4::;. -'."te'Vr'r"' ^•'^- «"-y
I Lon., IS8:t, er. 8vo ^ • ^^ " ""'h Living?
•'V-r^r tTrnsTTl!f'n''f''"' -'•-'•Andrew Lang
baud, Lon.,'l,s X'i voTs v""'^' "' ^^r'"' ^^ A. Kant'
«"/"•", Host., 1885 .'i vols """','';'•• ''^ -"^'-W- iJole,
-Iving View's . a Xovcd ' „ ''"^i, ' ',«"' ,^-' 2- Di-
i"?'Tlt:l!i:^f-f^i^-4C^"^rtA.f:
i/^''^^AJ^r;o'!;:fr,:or^j^!;-^r"'"'"'-
I "''I- "■• ""'". I'.Svo; new od.,
i;--""-^? 'u:l:;;:;!.,^?';!":jj«".c.M.«., ia,e h.m.
"^^L;^u^.f~'''i^"-a;::.^.''ii?i;t
fragments."-,,,,/. 'C', xh'.^^IJ^'-" ^'""Kerles of ill-aisorted
971
»
<«<!'
ClXJ'
^
ii-htJ
Mm'
LAN
" lliilf of it is compnsed of pure nnd vnlualiie ore, nnil
liiilf of very iiKliH'ert'iit aiioy. Tlie ore is tliu accoiiiit of
tlie present state of tlie island, tlic result of Mr. f-imK's own
observation. Tlie alloy is the fiiiitory whieli i)reeeue» this
aceonnt."— .S;«c(u/u-, hi. 14-t3. ^
2. The Kuutuelian CoupirEtat; Servo-Bulgarian War,
&o., Lon., 1886, 8vo. 3. IlanJ-Buok to Cyprus, Lon.,
IS86.
Lang, Walter Scott, M,D., M.H.C.S., F.H.C.S.
I'Min., dcnionstnitor of anatomy at the School of Medi-
cine, Kdinburgh. Practical Surger- : Menior,xnda for
tiic Use of Students. Illust. Edin.," 1888, l2mo, !
Ijaiigbuin, <>. F. and J. C J. The Di.itrict Ciurt^ ,
of New York City : their Organization, Jurisdiction, ami :
Practice, N. York, 1872, 8vo.
Ijaiigbridge, Rev. Frederick, M.A., b. 1849, at
liiriningham ; graduated at Alban Hall, O.vford, 1880;
ordained 1870; rector of >St. John's, Limerick, since
188H. 1. Kitty Crump, and other Poems, Lon., 1871, 1
12mo. 2. Gaslight and Stars: a Hook of Verse, Lon., ;
1850, 8vo. H. Peacock Alley; or, lioy and Oirl against i
the AVorld, Lon., IS80, 12mo. 4. ".Mysteriously .Miss- '
ing :" iStrange Adventures of Two Little Pickles, Lon.,
1851, 12mo. b. Songs in Sunshine, Lon., 1882, p. 8vo.
fi. Her Beautiful Dream: Story of the Christ Child,
Lon., 1882, sq. llimo. 7. The Tablets of the Heart,
Lon., lss:i, Ito. 8. Love-Knots iiril Briilal Bands:
Poems. lllust. Lon., 18S:i. II. The Top of the Lad-
der, — how lo reach it: Sunday Talks, Lon., 1881, p.
8vo. ID. Major .Monk's jMotto; or, "Look before you
Leap," Lon., l8S,i, |>. 8vo, 1 1. Sent Back by the Angels,
ami other Ballads of Home Life, Lon., 1885, p. 8vo. 12.
" Nil iJesperandum." lllust, by 11. J. llhodos. Lon.,
1880, p. 8vo. Li. Polly : her Work and Play, her Joys
and Sorrows, Lon., 1887, eq. 16mo. 14. Poor Folks' i
Lives : Ballads and Stories in Verse, Lon., 1887, p. 8vo. j
16. The Hi<ier's Leap, lllust. Li>n., 1887, ]i. 8vo. 10. ;
Shank's Pony, Lon., 18S7, sq. 16mo. 17. Come ye to :
the Waters; Sacred Poems. lllust. Lon., 1888, sq. '
Ifinio. 18. The Happiest Haif-Hovir; or, Sunday Talks I
with Chihlren, Lon,, 1888, 4to, iJ. Poets at Play: a
lland-Book of Humorous Hecisations, Lon., 188. i, 2 vols.
p. 8vo. 20. The Kiver of Y'ears : Verses. lllust. Lon.,
1888, 32mo. 21. The Talking Clock, and other Rhymes
for Children, Lon., 1888, sq, lOmo. 22. What to Head
at Winter Entertainments, Lon., 1888, 2 parts, p. 8vo,
Lailgdale, II. lU. Stray Hours on the Shore in
Search of Pebbles, Lon., 18'i7, sq. lOmo.
Langdell, CLri»itopher Columbus, LL.D., b.
1826, in Hillsborough Co., \.H,; graduated at the Har-
vard Law School Ls.^iS, and practised in New Y'ork City
until 18711, when he became professor of jurisprudence
and dean of the law faculty at llarvani. 1. \ Selection
of Cases on the Law of Contracts, Bost., 1870, 2 parts,
8vo ; n°w ed., enl., 187'^. 2. A Selection of Cases on
the Lin/ of Sales of Personal Property, Bost., 1872, 8vo.
3. A nummary of Ef^uity Pleading, Host., 1877, 8v .
4. Cases in Equity Pleading, 1878. Privately printed.
!). Elementary Treatise on the Law of Contracts, Bost.,
1880, 12mo.
Langdon, C. W. Treatise on the Civil and Crim-
inal Jurisdiction of Justices of the Peace, Ac, San Fran.,
1870, 8vo. Same, with Supplements, 1874 and 1876, 2
vols.
Langdon, Henry I). 1. (Trans.) ro;.ferenoe8 of
the Hev. Pfiie Lacordaire: vol. i., Lon. 1861, 8vo. 2.
(Trans.) Jesus Christ : Conferences j froi the French of
Pore Lacordaire, Lon., 1800, p. 8vo. ). (Trans.) God :
Cimferences ; from the French of Pore Lnoordaire, Ijon,,
1870, p, 8vo. 4. (Trans.) God and Mar.: Conf> renocs ;
from the French of Piiro Lacordaire, Lon., 1872, p. 8vo.
6. (Trans.) Life: Conl'erences ; from the French of Pere
Lacordaire, Lon., 1873, 8vo.
Langdon, Samuel. 1. Punchl Nona: a Story of
Feuiale I'Mucation and Village Life in Ceylon, Lon.,
1884, p. 8vo. 2. .My Mission Garden, Lon., 1886, p. 8vo.
Langdon, William Edward. The Application
of Electricity to Kailway Working, Lon., 1877, 12ino.
Langennu, IlaronesH. 1. (Trans.) The Lady
with the Garnets; from the Gerninn of E. Marlitt, Lon.,
1880, p. 8vo. 2. (Trans.) Nadia; or. Out of tlie Beaten
Track; from the Russian of R, Orloffeky, Lon,, 1887,
3 vols. cr. Kvo. 3, (Trans,) Signer I; from the Ttnlian
of S. Farina, Lon., 1888, p. 8vo.
Langrord,lienJamin Franklin. Alvinof Eric;
or. The Mourner's Choice, Lahore, 1851, 8vo.
Langl'ord, John Alfred, [ante, vol. L, add.,] b.
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1823, at Birmingham; a journalist. 1. Tlio Brama of n
Life, and Aspiranda, [verse,] Lon., 1852, 8vo. 2. lie.
ligion and Education in Relation to the People, Lon ,
1862, 12mo. 3. English Democracy: its History nnd
Principles, Lon., 18,')4, 12mo. 4. Tales and Lays for
Sun,shine and Shade, Lon., 1855, 12mo. 6. Poems of llir
Fields and the Town, Lon., 1859, 12mo. 6. Shelley, '!'iiu
Death of St. Polycarp, and other Poems, Lon.,' IMHi,
12mo. 7. Prison Books and their Authors, Lon., ISC. I,
cr. 8vo. 8. Pleasant Spots and Famous Places, Lon.,
1802, p. 8vo. 9. A Century of Birmingham Life, Ilir-
mingham, 1808-77, 8 vols. 8vo. 10. The King and il:,-
Commoner: a Historical Play, [verse,] Birminghaiii,
1870, 8vo. II. Modern Birmingham and its Instilw-
tions : a Chronicle of Local Events from 1841 to 1871
Lon., 1873-77, 2 vols. 8vo. 12, (Ed.) The Praise .,1
Books, as Said and Sung by English Authors, I, (in,,
1880. sm. 8vo. 13. Birmingham: a Hand-Book tur
Residents and Visitors, Birmingham, 1880, 8vo. II.
Child Life, as Learned from Children, [verse,] Lon.,
1884, 12uio, 16. On Sea and Shore, [verse.] Lon., 1>S7,
12mo. With Macki.vtosii, C. S,, and Tildksi.ky, J. C.
StaiTordsliire and Warwickshire, Past and Present,
lllust. Lon.. I8S4, 4 vols. Ito.
Lnngford, Margaret. Clara ; or, The Children's
Token, Lon,, IS68, 18ijio.
Langhorne, William Henry. 1. Mission Liic
in East London, Lon., 1S76, 8vo. 2. A Season at Ai.\-
la-Chapel!e: Humorous Description, in Blank Verso, u!'
that Ancient City, Ac, Lon., 18S5, .Syo.
Lnngille, Ilev. John Ilibbert. 1. The Liglit-
Houso Boy, N. Y'ork, 1864, ISnio. 2. Save the Errini;;
or, The Gospel Purpose, N, Y'ork, 1866, ISuio. 3. Anioni;
the Willows ; or. How to Do Good, N. Y"ork, 1800, Ifiniu.
4. Mary Howson ; or, .\ New Creature, Phila., lst;7,
18mo. 5. Secrets Revealed, N. Y'ork, 1870, lOino. li.
Snail-Sheil Harbor, Bost., 1870, lOmo. 7. Our Bir.l.- in
their Haunts: a Popular Treatise on the Birds of East-
ern North America, Bost., 1884, 8vo.
Langley, Albert Gordon, called to the bar :it
the Middle Temple 1859. 1. A Reading of the Act tn
further amend the Law of Property, Lon,, 1860, fp, >vo,
2. An Essay on the Law of Pleading by AVay of Claim
for Alternative Relief, Lon., 1881, 8vo.
Langley, Uev. Daniel Baxter. 1. Tlic In-
quirer after Truth, Lon., 1854. Anon. 2, The 'I'iiblo
and the Turner: or. Which of the Two is ])osse.-.-cil ?
containing Remarks, . . . with certain Proposed Tests
whereby to ascertain, if possible, whether Table-Turning
and Table-Talking is or is not Diabolical, Lon., 18.(4,
12mo, Anon. 3. Christian Laconics, Selected aud Ori);i-
nal, Lon., 1862, 8vo.
Langley, Edward Archer. Narrative of a l;c.-i-
dence at the Court of Meer Ali Moorad, Lon., l.'-OO, 2
vols. 8vo.
Langley, John Baxter. 1. A Literary Sandwich :
Collection of Miscellaneous Writings, Lon., IS.ili, s\o,
2. Via Medica: Laws and Customs of the Medical Pro-
fession, Lon., 1807, p. 8vo.
Langley, John Newton. Pepsin-Forming (ilamlf,
(Philosophical Transactions,) Lon., 18S2. 4to.
Langley, Richard. Farewell to Life; or. Lyrical
Reminiscences of British Peers in Art, Lon., 1878, Svo.
Langley, Samuel Picrpont, Ph.D., LL.li., b,
1834, at Ro.xbury, Mass. ; iirolessor of astronomy in the
Western University of Pennsylvania, Pittsburg, since
1807, and secretary of the Smithsonian Institution .since
1887, Ho is a member of learned societies in AoHiicd
and Europe, and in 1887 was awarded the Uunifuiil
medal by the Royal Society, and also that of the Amcri-
C!in Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1. Researclics on
Solar Heat and its Absorption by the Earth's .Uinu.s-
phero : a Report of the .Mount Whitney Athletic .•\ssi)cia-
tion, Wash., 1884, 4to. 2. The New Astronomy, lllust.
Bost., 1887, 8vo.
"A thoroughly fasi,inntins-' book,— fiuscinatiiig in die
matter to whit h it relates, an* I no les.s fivscinatiii;; in lliei
way the story is told."— .V«/io», xlvl. l.'iS.
Lnngmead, ThomaH Titt-s Taswell-, li.t'.L.,
1840-1882; graduated at St. Mary IL.ll, O.vford. \^Cti;
called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn 1863 ; appoiiiti d pro-
fessor of English constitutional law nnd history at Uni-
versity Crdlege, London, shortly before his ff<'J'th- 1,
The Reign of Richard the Second, (Stanhope Prize Es-
say,) Oxf., 1800, 8vo. 2. Parish Registers, Lon., 1872,
8vo. 3. English Constitutional History, Lon., 1875, 8vo|
2d od., 1880; 3d ed., rev. by C. 11. E. Carmichacl, 1S86.
fcf.iiiL'i"
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Langridge, Rev N T w LAN
theologic'l ,!lpar : m'„'',^^ at the
■<e»-.!ral town ,lli,.ns in (il, , "'"''"•''' '"'*■• "I'"-''!
'I^'l- ar!;i Mi his 1 ,:,. MS-I ,T '^'"lo'^no.^^ their
..o!:??^^^- ^-ter. Ever,.D.,.aXovel,
an,l Youth of Chl,-le "i'.'.Jo^fJ 'u"''" , -• ^''« '^hiljho.a
iie^r A.Ulington, Y,n-i(7hh-,' • .„»" > \,^- '" t'''i'-Hol.l,
'■■'ro-rO, 2 vol.. 4 "/'/e , Tl'" v"-') M'^'ol'-'.^tor.
ea.shiru ,inJ a 'art of'ci. ■* ^^'-^I'^'Um. of f.ar,.
.M:in,;he,Hlei-, lS-(i-,S2 o 7, . ,(' (^'"^""H" '^oe. I'ub.,)
o.'ra,''!j'^"::;.^':"»».b,,su,ato,.im,,,
CmfeJc-ato army „..>'■ .T' :"/'"; '^'i"-oJ in the
Xovel, N. York? 18117,8^' ^^■''^*'- -Hiora-Fruit : a
Lanier, Sidney 'l,s+'>-, SSI h „. «
e:ae.l ,U O^Hethorn.- (Jo letfl \r, ,' ''• '" «"«<>". «a. ; clu-
't (,'rows
Liiiiier."—
Viirii-'v,"' ''.''"''y, .*'«'»• us
.■i. .So
^ ■ " 'I itiiy
unee and 8eep-
i"lfar..,n an.l lier Pn.
' he JU'clivins of
was subseqiientiy a clerk ",",";„ ;"r"'° '," '""""■ "»
'luring the'ia»t te, years' ^f hi "nf '' |""' /^'r'-^"''' >""
literature, while »tr,.l I ,,",," J'^l'"*'"''''' '''""^"If to
8"">|'tion. Hi. ,, ,r, ,fn f , "'" '"■■"•■'•'^^ »'■ °<"i-
li^l'o'l in Up, „„ t ''\l ' ' ^"?' '''"'-''' «"« P"b-
"»ve rai:ko(l hiuii
Lanigun 'it ,1, , V ''i'''^^•^"'^^ '""•
! Arts oon,i.lo.elii '",;",; ,'' ^ "'"r "'' "re Fine
J'onditionsLon., s-r, 2 'V,'"'"' "'V' l'''^^i™'
, "1 Social Scienee! L-n. 'isry^vo" 'f/™'' ""'«■• " ■^""ly
j trcisin, Lon., 1880, i, ,s-,„ '
I ..^ankester, Clmrlode. •
»yl<ohain:aTale,l,on., I Xi,;, ■..„,,
If^fiZ. lie ,l,.|i„.„i , '•' '""""'''• '•"■ Middlesex fron
(Tran.«.) On Anial ,,„ v ,',"""'•>' J"'"'""'''- I
llrrn.anlJody fn ; , '" ^ '"'S'''"'^!'-' l^'rasite. of the
I^nn., 18fi7, 12m,r 7 .^ch'', "• V"l T' '" S<=^ i'
I'"n., KS68, I2«o « V ,'',""■'' "'''•'al'''; 2d ed.
'-..., ISfi9 12» "new > ," " lV;i"l"g7. Ulu.t.'
tures delivered at the ^ooHi'l^nn' . ' ?,"' '•'""' • I'*"-
2." ed., Un.. lsr;/,"Vth"e!,'Sr;tt, '"""""• ^""^''•
Lankester, Kdwin Ray, l'- a i w n
, fated at Si. paulV ..1,„{ i' ''•,"*^'' '» I'"ndon ; edu-
i Oxfor,!; b,ea,nc ■:,!:«,, i ,;:;'';'"?',;""' ''''"'*' *^'"''^'=h.
irrivate ii, fl,„p 'r ,"*''''' '""'""■y. «a. ; served as a ' '"■'""-■'• "t S,. Paul's o^ho, ' "\'"'- ",' '""idon ; edu-
■'^'i'M.ejoine^ K ;: ,? thr.' ' '\'''""' '"'"■ ^»
terly Jclrnal of il cr, scot i ■■> S "''""''"'"P «' the Quar-
, sineo been chief editor ?V'',''?' ?' "'''"'' ^e has
11%'ical Associate in 'is/i ",11"';'^ the Marine liio-
than a hundred scie ,,ih . nt.nn f .P»''li''l'ed more
»"«tly on con, „ ,' u . ir ■■'• '''"'"« ''"">' '»«•',)
ff!> .nd ci,„.ii,.u, „ £; S;,''-„t"", " is«>"j-
>^as founded ,r ho .luth ,r' " '"""?" '" three weeks, «'"»y "^"J Classifleatio , Lon. 877 sr'^'t "n ^'"'"•^-
l-rison.) 2. p1 Phil' S'«''V'."''™'' "' f""-!^"" ni"" ^ " .^''""'""- '" I>''-winis,n ,o„ ^.O c T"'™"
Tlu. .Science n ■>,'„:;:.,."> ^'"l Lon., 1881), l2,uo. I . I-wkester. Mrs. Ph.>h„ .. ,..,. . ..
|^n^ri^i^"^-Si-.The.,,.rKl^^^
Tlu; . Cence of English Verse, .V.Yo;.'k,'?.8,so ^T '
Ihiiiks th .sske,/'ii fiivtiVi "■''""'« "' tiigli.s i verse IIu
L.m' ^I'ssi"?,'" '^'"'''""gi'-n. must.' N. York «n,l
-ty^;[^^^^fi--:-'-'SS;„-f^ii-'^^
I'lni.lly ,„ cai'iict . , , ,,1,," , .'"■ ; • •, "re man is ni'o-
''Iniins are iiotso ,; '"*'»""""''' 's simple, ami if i, .
was educated part y ^ ' ' hi r,'',''''-'""T '"' """ "i^J'
I 'l™. partly under the He. r ',? '"''""' "<■" Lon'
i Kdwin Unkester ,,,,>.„ »h , '""* 'nnrricd to I),-
> ration of art eles 7r \'ZT ''" '?--'''"^'' i" '>>o prepa-
Knglish Cy^p^Ji " "' A 'r.^J ^"'yf"-''" ->'' ''-
of the Briiish Fern Lon IsVs %'""' ^""^ ^'-''^"""'
2. WildFlowers\v"rh v";tice "ill 7' r""*""'-' '**'*'•
.;;vo 3 Talks about He;Ttri,i,'"'L , "TsVl'w' *■"•
I. lalks about Plants- nr !.■ i r ' '*'''' 'i^'uo.
L-.. 187S. p. 8y,!;tw'ed^88;i'- '"""^ '" ""'"»y.
' tion,Tm*,''?85'2"'"'"'- ''''"^ "'"-""-'^ "^ Land Valua.
Mibn.?i":'';:,^'h„7l'o':,';e'':; i^"'"-- ^'"- '- ""'L.] becan.,
l«fiH: Mhed., Hartford 1 8fi9" ''"' '''' «''- ^^'''«''-
<.f all'tl?e';rmbe'?s\';/^??,;y,'i':. ''''';.'' ^">«le vohame notices
time, to Which tl^'U:;:^ '/ir^^^-^a;<J,t.u> ,.re^^
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Kraiililonl sketches of all the members of the Continental
Congress. . . . The chief value of the work is that It does
for tlie reader what has nowhere else been Jone in a col-
lected form."— Aad'oii, iv. 207.
2. Life of Williftin Woodbridge, Wash., 1867, 8va. 3.
Red Book of Michigan, Detroit, 1871. 4. Resourw of
America, [compiled for the Japanese Government,]
Wash., 1872. 5. (Ed.) The Japanese in America.
Illust. N. York, 1872, 8vo.
"We have from him a full account of the aims of the
Japanese embassv, whose vi.sit is I'ertaiiuy one of the most
remarkable occurrences of the day, and, in addition, sun-
dry essays written by dill'ere'it Japanese students in this
country.''— A'o/iOTi, xv. lo.
6. Biographical Annals o. the Civil Government of
the United States, Wash., 1876, 8vo; 2d ed., rev. and
enl., N.York, ISt'T. 7. Oetavius Perinohief: his Life
of Trial and Supreme Faith, Wash., 1879, 8vo. 8.
Kccolleotions of Curious Characters and Pleasant Places,
Edin., 1881, 8vo. «. (Ed.) The Prison Life of Alfred
Ely, N. York, 1882. 10. Leading Men of Japan : with
an Historical Summary of the Empire, Bost., 1883,
12mo.
" The work is conscientiously liccurato as far as it goes,
which is but a short distance. . . . Taken as a wliole, it is
a bundle of piimphlets, creditable neither to publisher nor
to author."— iViidoM, xxxvi. 217.
11. Farthest North ; or, The L' 't and Explorations of
Lieutenant James Booth Lockwooa, of the Greely Arctic
Expedition, N. York, 1885, sm. 8vo. 12. Haphizard Per-
soniiiities, Bost., 1886.
Lanman, Charles Rockwell, b. 1850, at Nor-
wich, 'Jonn. J graduated at Yale 1871 ; associate profes-
sor at Johns Hopkins 1877-80. and since then professor
of Sans'irit at Harvard. A Sanskrit Header : with Vo-
cabulary and Notes, Lon., 1884, cr. 8vo.
Lanphier, J. C. Alone with Josus: Gleanings
for Closet Reading, Lon., 1872, 12mo; 6th ed., 1876.
Lansdell,Kcv. Henry, D.D., M.R.A.S., F.R.G.S.,
b. 1841, at TcDterden, Kent; educated at the London
CoMege of Divinity; ordained 1867; curate of Green-
wich 1868-69; secretary to the Irish Church Missions
1869-79; curate in charge of St. Peter's, Eltham, Kent,
1885-86. He has travelled round the world, and visited
many countries as an amateur missionary, distributing
tracts, Bibles, Ac. 1. Through Siberia. Illust, and
Maps. Lon., 1882, 2 vols. 8vo; 4th ed., 1883.
"His book is much too long, and in some parts it is
wearisome. In spite of this great draw back, it will never-
theless tind renders enough; for it contains a great deal
of ver" interesting and curious matter, while the style is,
on tlie whcile, dear and lively. Moreover, to a larye ex-
tent, ihe author breaks fresh ground."— .s'a(. Her., liii. 243.
'■ It is a genuine record of a remarkable expedition,
written by n traveller who has evidently eyes with which
to see clearly, ami a mind free fn-oi prejudice or bias,
whether politii^al or theological. Making his way right
acr ss Siberia from the L'ral Mountains U) the Sea ot Japan,
he visited thu prisons in each town at which he arrived,
and every mine or other place of penal servitude which
lay near liis track."— Alli., No. 2830.
2. Russian Central Asia: including Kuldjli, Bokhara,
Khiva, and .Merv. Maps and Illust. Lun., 1885, 2 vols.
8vo; abridged, with an Aiipcnilix on the Diplomooy and
Delimitation of the Riisso-AI'ghan Frontier, 1887, 1 vol.
8vo.
" He is terribly long-winded. He loads his pages with
trivial details aiid petty anecdotes. . . . ilis descriptions
of scenery are often striking and eflective."— .Sat. liev.. Ix.
ICiO.
" A most Important and valuable contribution to our
knowledge of the subject. . . . Dr. Lunsdell has done good
service by visiting the Kussian prisons and describing, we
are sure, with fidelity, what he saw. But it is to be feared
that he has g<me too far in giving a definile and complete
dei.ial to the charges of cruelly and oppression brought
again.st the ngents of the Rnssiau government by i'rince
Krapotkine, M, l.avrof, and • titepniak.' "— ^(A., No. 3011.
Lansing, A. New York Supreme Court Reports,
!8(i!i-73, N. York, 7 vols. 8vo.
LanHinc* Rev. Gulian. Egypt's Princes : a Nar-
rative of iMi->;onary Labor in the Valley of the Nile.
Illust. N. York, l»'li4, 12ino.
LRHNing, J. G., D.D. An Arabic Manual, Chio.,
1886, 8vo.
Landing, J. V., M.D. Fr.gs and their Contribu-
tions to Science, Albany, 1869, 8vo.
Lansing, Julin A. The Holy Ones, Bost., 1877,
16l!10.
Landing, Mrs. Mary. Rebecca's Journal; or.
How wo made the Winter Beautiful, Phila., 1877, sq. 1 «iim.
Lansing, William. Forms of Procedure in State
Proceedings under the Statutes of New York, outside of
974
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the Code of Civil Procedure: with Notes and Citation.'?,
N. York and Albany, 188H, 8vo.
Lanza, Marchioness Clara. 1. Tit for Tut :
Teutonic Adventure, N. York, 1880, sq. 16mo. 2. Mr.
Perkins' Daughter, N. York, 1881, sq. 16mo. 3. A Right
eons Apostate, N.York, 1883, 12mo.
Lapham, Increase Allen, 1811-1875, b. at lui-
myra, N.V. 1. A Geographical and Topographical IH--
soription of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 1844, 8vo; 2d ed.,
rev., 1846. 2. Antiquitiesof Wisconsin, Wash., 1855,4tc.
Lapham, William Berry, M.D., b. 1828, i,t
Greenwood, Me. ; has beeii editor (jf ngricultural jour-
nals in Maine. 1. History of Woodstock, Maine, Port-
land, 1882, 8vo. 2. History of Paris, Maine, Paris, 16s I,
8vo. 3. Centennial History of Norway, Maine, 1781-
1886. Illust. Portland, ? 886, 8vo. 4. Bar Harbor iind
Mount Desert Island. By W. B. L. N. York, 18S6.
Lapworth, A. Kimberwell House: a Novel, Lon.,
1871, 3 vols. p. 8vo.
Larcom, Miss Lucy, [itnle, vol. i., add.,] b. \S':i;,
at Beverly, Mass. ; was in her youth a factory-opera-
tive at Lowell, and contributed to the Lowell Olfeiiiig;
was editor of Our Young Folks from 1866 to 1871, iind
has since resided in her native place, contributing to
periodicals. 1. Ships in the Mist, and other Stori<!,
Host., 1859, 18mo; new ed., 1868. 2. The Sunbeam,
and other Stories, Bost., 1860. 3. Similitudes, Bd.si,,
1860. 4. Leila among the Mountains, Bost., 1861. ...
(Ed.) Breathings of the Better Lile, Boat., 1866, sin. tin.
6. Poems, Bost., 1868, Dimo. 7. An Idyl of Work,
[verse,] Bost., 1875, 16nio. 8. (Ed.) Roadside Poems lor
Summer Travellers, Bost., 1876, 18ino. 9. (Ed.) Hill-
Side and Sea-Side in Poetry, Bost., 1877, sq. 18uio. 10.
Childhood Songs, Bost., 1877 ; new ed., illust., 1883, Iilmo.
11. Landscape in American Poetry. Illust. N. York,
1879, 4to. 12. Wild Roses of Cape Ann, and other
Poems, Bost., 1880, 12mo. 13. Poetical Works, liu.n.,
1884, lOmo. 14. (Ed.) Beckoaings for Every Day: a
Calendar of Thoughts, Bost., 1886, 16mo.
Lard, Moses E., [aiiie, vol. i., add.] 1. Spirituul
Influence as it relates to Sinners, N.York, 1861, I2i
2. Rejdy to a Baptist; or, Wha' Baptism is for, Lexintr-
ton, Ky., 1870, 32mo. 3. Coniuentiiry on Romans: wiih
Revised Greek Text; 2ded., Lexington, Ky., 1875. Svo.
Large, Henry. The Way about London : givini; a
Direct Route from Six Points, Lon., 1867, p. 8yo.
Large, James. 1. Titles and Similitudes of Clirift,
Lon., 1852, 2 vols. 12nio. 2. Evenings witli John liun-
yan, Lon., 1861, p. 8vo. 3. Sunday ReadinijS fur a
Year, Lon., 1869, p. 8vo; new ed., 1885.
Lfjrgc, John. Secrets of Farming, Lon., 1863, Svi>.
Larimer, Mrs. Sarah L. The Capture and Ks-
cane ; or. Life among the Sioux, Phila., 1869, 12mo.
Larison, C. W., M.D. Silvia Dubois, (mnv 116
yers old;) a Biogrofy of Ihe Slav who Whipt her Mi-Ins
and Gand her Fredom, Ringos, (New Jersey,! 1883.
"The narrative has undoub'ed value as a picture of
slave and non-.«lave life, of popular customs and niuniiers,
both in New Jei-sev and in I'eiiiisylvaniii, in the curly
years of the Hepubflc."— Aud'oH, xxxviii. 324.
Larke, Julian K. General Grant and his Omi-
paigns, N. York, 1864, 12mo; new ed., enl., 1879.
Larkin, Henry, at one time "collector or ca.-liier
of the Chelsea steamers," afterwards a jiartner in s"ine
prosperous metallurgio or engineering business^ ii.sHsieil
Carlyle in the preparation of indexes, ic, 1855-JS, aii4
is thus spoken of by liirn :
" He did for me all manner of maps, indexes, summa-
ries, copyings, .sortings, nii.sccUaiica of every kind, in a
way not to be surpassed for completeness, iiigciiiMly,
pal'iei.oe, exactilude, and total and coniiiuml abseiiie ol
fuss "— 7,f«o-a and ManoriuLi of June Welsli Oirtiik, .Wmr.
ed., ii. 114,
Carlyle, and the Open Secret of his Life, Lon., I'-Mi,
Svo.
" Though what Mr. Larkin says is well worth consider-
ing, he has not succeeded very well in makingout his rase
for what he terms Ihe ' open secret' of Carlyle s lire, I ws
' open secret,' brieflv stated, is that, so far trom ( urlyle U--
liig a man of Idlers by preference, the darling ili-ire "i
his scml was to be a man of alliiirs,— a socml rccc iirrai"r
of this age of shams in somewhat the same liislmm ii>
Cromwell was the social regenerator of another "t;e i|i
shams. , . , On this subject Mr. Larkin is an iMvocntv
rather than a critic. He holds a brief for this liuitetit
theory; but his case is Inherently so weak that all ws
sivciiiious cfTorls, eomliined \wlli uiutoubted n:;;Lniiii!,
entirely fall to maintain it. . , . When Mr. Larkin leines
the realm of fancy and settles himself to sober cri lolsiu,
his discourse becomes <lccidcdly more in.struc'.lve. -
W,vi.Ti;ii l.KwiN : .lcu(( , xxi\. 107,
iii_,' «'> !>! ■
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India. ii,u«t. ii 18 7^^8 ^"ntr "'■"r''''^^''f
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voIs.p.Hvo. i-very thing against lier, 3!
ir.^7-r8''6S?'„.!l!,t:;J^«™^f 't Blockwcll, M.A.,
1820: vica ofu rh,un kL T'^'T i^""»«"' Oxford
Knights Ho,,S ■ in^";-,^-^.';;^!,^. >• (KJ.)The
Introduction bv J M V^?. m /r, ""!' "" Hiatorioal
IIc...rt.,Shrinoi„Leyb«u,;oVl„';,.h "^f^'Ption of tho
ur,d Dnunatio WrUe'r"2 PoeV '""'' """" '' ^'"'^
an^St'''l:o^Ts,^^«• '•■t''«Uw of Landlord '
Manohester, m\ "^'"^^ iland-Book , 2d cd.,
edited Tho Revolution a »,,.' •*,'-' ""'' '" 'S?"
Home Story Ser? ", NoL. r ! " V" V^'V'^ t!;""^- '•
l2mo. 2. Talks with fi rlV v 'v- ,^'"'''' '«"- « vols.
Old Tales Kctold ll„m V, ^";''- '"4, 12mo. 3.
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LAT
I plication to Tcrrcstiiiil s..i. .
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*'■ . Miin.hp.fp'p !s°7^S>o Universal Language.'
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^and^ObscrvatiJnf:^S:,,^^«^o™fJ^Op.„ions
^ Pa^!:^»S7^,.'^^ir';8nr'^ ^'' """ ^^«'""" "f
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CarpentWsof i>e berg Edi r,8sn ^^T'"' ^''« "^"""K
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and Utilization of Sewage I on ?Sfl<i / 1 ""fieation
Engineering: a (Ju.de • 1 l.o'r J '": •*• Sani'iry
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whioli has .sineo bi'on elaiwratcd by several (lernian
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not in Asia, hot in lOurope. Hi* edition of Todd'.s ,Iolin-
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not n few mistakes, it shows the imtni.'J rcsiillsnf liiirry
and carelessness, and is open to all the old otijeclions in
point of style. . . . litit there are al.so 'v (.'nod many acute
and siinntl" observations, a i;ood many importiuit and ncK-
leeKjil liicls. . . . Wliere bespeaks fn'oci personal oliserva-
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them : lait lie has always lieen crotctiety. aiiu wiieii he hii.s
once made a mistake is apt to stick to it. . . . Mr. Latham
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ble compass. . . . To any one who is looking out for a
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tion, from tho Karliest Period to 1851, Lon., I8.')l, 12mo.
Anon.
Latv, I.ady Eleanor Cecil, (Howard,) d. 1852;
daughter of thc> fourth Eiirl of Wioldow ; married, 1840,
to C. E. T. Liuv, afterwards Baron Kllenborough. 1.
(Trans.) .Meilitaiions on tho Suffering Life; from the
i'mu:h of D. I'inart, Lon., ISjO, Itimo. 2. (Trans.) Tlie
Nourisliment of the Christian Soul; from the Freneh of
D. I'inart, Lon., IS52, 16mo. :). (Trans.) Thu Mirror
of Young Christians; from the French, [e litod by Alex-
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Law, Ernestt Philip Alphonso, b. IS.'i.'); grad-
uated at tho University of London 1871; called to the
bar at the Innur Temple 187.'); rosiiles at Hampton Court
Palace. I. A Historical Catalogue of tho Pictures in
tho Iloyal Collection at Hampton Court Palace : Notes,
Ac., Lon.. I,s8l, sq. Kinio. 2. The History of Hampt(m
Court Palace: Illustrated with Autotypes, Engraving.',
Etehiiiits, Maps, and Plans, Lon., I880-S8, 2 vols. 4to :
vol. i.. In Tuilor Times; vol. ii., In Stuart Times.
" It Is seldom that one comos across so satisfactory a com-
bination of research and recital a,s this volume aR'ords.
. . . It will he read with pleasure not only l)y the historian
and the ar.iiipiary, but by every one who" shares In the
English fiindiics.s for the relics of a tjlorious piml."—Acacl.,
x.wiii. .iI.
Law, Henry, C.E. 1. Examples of the Modes of
KeitiU),' out Hallway Curves, 1S4H, Svo. 2. Karth-Work
Hallway Tables, Lon., IS47, Svo; new cd., ISdll. H.
liiidiments of Ihci Art of Constructing and Kopairing
Common Koads, Lon., IS.iO, l2mo. 4. Operations and
Construction id' the Thames Tunnel by Brunei, Lon.,
1857, 4to. 5. Kudiinenis of Civil Engineering; new ed.,
1858, 12nio. (). Huilimentary Treatise on Logarithms,
Lon., 1801, 12mo. With Bur. --i., (i. U., Civil Engi-
neering: with Notes by H. Mallet, Lon., 1809, I2ma.
With Clahk, D. K., Construction of Koada and Streets.
Illust. Lon., 1877, 12mn: :id ed., 1887.
Law, Very Ilev. Henry, M. A., d. 1886; gradu-
ated at St. .lohn's College, Cambridge, 1820, ordained
1821; archdeacon of Wells 1821); rectCi' of Weston-
super-Mare 1810-62; dean of Gloucester. 1. Christ is
All: The (iospel in tho Pentateuch, 1S5.S-61, 3 vols. Ip.
Svo; new cd., IStiti, 4 vols. 2. Jesus set forth in tho
Tabernacle Service, Lon., 1864, ISuio. .'!. Beacons of
the Bible: a Series of Tracts, Lon., 1868, p. Svo. 4.
Awakening and Inviting Calls, Lon., 1871, ISmo. 5.
Christian Cordials, Lon., 1873, l8mo. 6. P^orgiveness of
Sins; or, (iod Kcoonoiled in Christ, Lon., IS75, p. Svo.
7. Gleanings from the Book of Life, Lon., 1877, cr. Svo.
S. Family Devotion, Lon., 1878-84, 4 vols. p. Svo. 9.
The Ueforniation : its Heroes and Truths. Lon., 1883,
Itimo. 10. "Ho being Dead yet S|ieaketh :" a Selection
of Sermons by Henry Law. Edited by his Eldest Daugh-
ter, G. E. Law. Cheltenham, 1880, Svo. Also, charges,
<iu.
Law, Isabella. Winter Weavings : Pooms, Lon.,
ls6:i, l2mo.
Low, J. S. Harmony of the G.)spel8, Lon., 1866,
]i. Svo.
Law, James. The Farmer's Veterinary Adviser,
I haca, N.Y., 1876, 12mo; Lon.. 1870-87, p. Svo.
Ii. (W, Ven. James Thomas, [untr, vol. i.. add.,] i
:' oi ileacon of Bichmond. 1. Lectures on the Ecclesi-
astical Law of England, Lon., 1S61, Svo. 2. Lectures
on the Oflico and Duties of Church-Wardens, Ac, Lon.,
1861, Svo.
Law, John. (This is said to be a pseudonyme.)
1. A City Girl : a Realistic Story, Lon., 1887, p. Svo. 2.
Out uf Work, Lon., I8SS, p. Svo.
Law, Rev. Joseph. Consistent Interpretations
of Prophecies relating to the House of Judah, Ac, Lon.,
1885, Svo.
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Law, P. Prize Essay on Draining Strong Clays,
Lon., I85II, Svo.
Law, Ilev. Palmer, b. I8.')2, at Peckhaui, Surrey ;
Congregational minister at I'enryn, 4e. The Cornish
Shipwreck, Lon., |Stl5, sq. l6uio.
Law, Stephen I) 1. The .lurisdietion and Powers
of the Cnitcd Status Courts, Albany, I s.')2, Svo. 2. Suit
ute Laws of the I'nited Slates, and Digest of Aiiierieaii
Cases relating to Copyright and Patents for Invention^.
from 1790 to 1862, N. York, IS(l:i, Svo. 3. C'opyriglii
and Patent Laws of tho I'nited States, 1790 to 1 87,1.
N. York, 1870, l2mo.
Law, William Arthur. Tender ami True: a
Novel, Lon., 188(1, cr. Svo.
Law, William John, .MA., I787-Is6',i; graduated
at Christ Church, Oxfonl, 1S08; called to the bar at Lin-
coln's Inn 1813; chief commissioner of the InsoUini
Debtors' Court from 1S53. 1. Some Komarks on the
Alpine Posses of Strabo, Lon., 1846, Svo. 2. Ili-tiiry
of a Court-Martial on Lieutenant Plowdcn, in ls|s,
Lon., 1854, Svo. 3. A Criticism of .Mr. Ellis's New
Theory concerning the Route of llMiiiiibal, Ac, Lon.,
1855, Svo. 4. A Reply to Mr. Ellis's Defence of his
Theory, Iion., 1856. Svo. 5. Reply to the Second Part
of Mr. Ellis's Defence of his Theory in the "Journil
of Classical and .Siered Philology," Lon., I'-.'jO, svo. Sec
El. MS, Hkv. Himf.RT, mipni, 6. The Alps of Hannibal,
Lon., 1866, 2 ols. Svo. (The author adopts the view
first put forward by (leneral Melville, about 1780, and
since upheld by De Luc, Niebuhr, Monimscn, and oiliers,
that Hannibal crossed the Alps by tho Pass of the l.illle
Saint Bernard.)
"Mr. Law's two volumes contain a most exhaustive re-
view of Ihewbole coiilroversy.aiKl a very elearuid candid
argument upon the evidence."— .So/. Her,, xxiii. Mi,
liOwes, Sir John Uennet, liart., F.lt.S.,
I.L.D.,b. 1814, at Ilothaiiistead, Hertlordshire ; educated
lit Eton, and at Brasenosc College, Oxford ; has devoted
himself to systeinatio invesiigations in agriculture at his
farm of Hothamstcad, for which he has receivcil medal?
from Russia and (iermany and been created a Ijaroiiet.
Compensation for I'nexhausted Manures, Lon., I8s:i. cr,
Svo. With lili.iiKHT, J. H.: 1. On the 11 e Produce,
Imports, Ac, of Wheat. Lon.. 1869, Svo. 2. ExperiaienLs
with Mixed Herbage on Same Land, (Philosophical
Transactions,) Lon., 1880-83, 2 parts, 4to. 3. Coiii|iosi.
tion of Animals for Human Food: Supplement, (I'liilu.
so)ihicaI Trnnsactiops,) Lon., 1884, 4lo.
Lawes, Ilev. W. G., a missionary in New (iuiiieii.
(Jranimar and Vocabulary of the Language spoken liy
the Motu Tribe : with an Introduction by Rev. George
Pratt, New Guinea, 1885.
Lawford, I. Fairy Life and Laughter : including
the Latest News from Fairy-Land. Illust. Lon., 18S7,
r. Svo.
Lawford, Louisa. 1. Every Girl's Book, Lmi.,
1860, 12mo; new cd., 1876. 2. The Fortune-Teller : or,
Peeps into Futurity, Lon., 1S60, fp. Svo. ;i. Tlie Dicani-
Book and Fortune-Teller, Lon., 1870, I2mo.
Lawless, Hon. Emily, b. 1845; daughter of the
third Baron Cloncurry. 1. A .Millionaire's Cousin, Lon.,
1885, p. Svo. 2. Hurrisb : a Study, Lcm., 1886, 2 vols, n,
Svo. 3. Major Lawrence, F'.L.S. : a Novel, Lon., l'<sr.
3 vols. p. Svo. 4. Ireland: with some Additions liy
Mrs. Arthur Bronson, ("The Story of tlie Nations,")
Lon., 1887, p. Svo.
"We recommend to the many whom Iri.sli history jicr-
plexes and repels this clear and temi)cratu narrative."—
Speclutor, Ixi. »'■>■
Lawle.>4s, Valentine Browne, second liiirou
Cloncurry of Ireland, and first of the United King-
dom, 1775-1853, succeeded his father in 1709. Peisoiial
Recollections of his Life and Times, Dublin, 1840. 8vo;
2d ed., 1 850, p. Svo.
Lawlcy, Capt. Itobert Neville. The Battle of
Marston .Moor, York, 1865, Svo.
Lawley, Ilev. and Hon. Stephen >Vil-
loughby, M.A., b. 1823, son of the first Baron Wen-
lock ; graduated at Balliol Cidlege. Oxford, 1845; ur-
dained 1846 : rector of Esrick 1848-68 ; sub-dean ut Vurii
1852-62. (Ed.) Breviarium ad Usuin insignis Kci'lesia.'
Eburacensis, (Surtees Soc Pub. :) vol. i., Newcastle, IsSD,
Svo.
Lawlor, Denys Shyne, 1809-1887. 1. Pilgrim-
ages in tile Pyrenees and Landcs, Lon., 1870, p. siu-
2. Centulle: a Tale of Pan, Lon., 1874, p. Svo.
Lawrance, Edward. A Handy Book on the Law
of Principal and Surety, Lon., 1S61, 12mo.
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1HH7, ,.n,i kotel, :s,HS ' ^™''-' "' ^^ngoment Aoi,
Treatment of t^mo.,r„u .'[„;'"'' "'''>""'»•'' '■' 'he
I'- >*vo. 2. Curative Kfle" ' ./ ^"^"'^.""»». ''"n., IH5;i,
.0 the Treat„a.„t of l^rnily! ' *" I. n 7" s'"/''*''"'^
Lawrence, Aiinje M i ■ i . .' ' ' "*'"•
1871, Kinio. ■ ""'^" Loring-a Mission, Boat.,
Lawr«!iice, liiisii Edwin I r \f i .^r.
u. y^"^"^^^;?; :;;:•;:-"- >V. 1,0 the, .„ve
Lawrence. Kebprt fjj. ,' '• " ^f*''^' '-•r- f*vo.
;V:;^^„,K:e,a»:^^-^';^^V;^.^,H^oaU„^^^^^
IFnivorsity, an,i JI, rvar,l I [s ' '■'""e""', Now Ynrk
'•ntorH, N. York, 1,S77 ,iol /T! ""'' "'«'-• ''«'-'«•
N.V„rk, 1877-8(1, 7 vols r"n' ''• ^"''"""■■« I'Hiners,
Lawrence, llev. F " f ' u i . ,.
rauni(,n, N. York, I87II io*,,,,' '"'P '" J^o^ut Com-
■u'^^rb'rra' a?s:^[ir'!;!)irj',: Vj'T' ""•'™'«''
Kra,luato,i with lionora T«o "n' .^"^""i' "here he
InnerTemplolHs" hu! , In '■■''''''' '" "'« ""'r at the
•are. Hi,, Ce ^;er ^ ".' """'"' ''""'"'^ '" ""-■"'-
ami even, as ,t »tu, lyTf^a' ■Ij'^LVin khf ''>'7l'" '''•■''''''We"
HiXer uiHtruetive, The wrltrr fi , , ' ' "' ''?« ai](l charl
worshipper of fox-luint"rslI,u '',',',"''■''•« ' '■"■''miler or
wUhastyle<Iecido(llyn(,ie\,r,k,, V''''".'.''''l "'a".- . .
!'! pneral, an.i fnli'f,;,'^- '!''!'''' "'at of novelist
hisluncal allu.sio„."_.>,vi /to' iv 248 "'"^ ''""''"'>' "'"1
2. liarren Honour, lsi;2, 2 vols n <*..„ o, ,
p.etftS.X„''t--K^^7"^^^
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«vo; newe.l„V870 9 Jirel;!""'^, '"""• ''"°- ''^fiS P
Kllerslie',, Emllng Un I SB I'V"^?"''^"^ ' "^-Hlanohe
l.sr.i, p. 8vo. ' '"• "• Silvorland, Lon.,
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5i;a.^;ver came Iron, th!; I^^T J^'^'^^'^Vrn;i;uni^^
I-- llagarcne, Lon., 1874 .1 vols 8vo
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II llie (1st of the ath ele n L ''" "''"'-''■ "'"»' be hel.l
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National .Mu,.„,.;,,/;^/„. ;• «-X:Vh[:;"h^;;;<«"''^''- "f
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™i"be College, ,Wvn^"'- '"'"™'^''' "^ '^'l'""-
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" "- ,Mutin ;, a„,i I e ".n f .''.m;;;.'; "''*'' ""^" ""^
eminiseenoufl of Kurtv-Thrne vi T^ ap|"'mlnienU.
j:^;^ ». William K:^:ii«n.^^;i?.,?:r'^^j;';^i'!:
tbe.ue:;?s,!!;S,nf^,'^-|™,ln Imllul What a ftTtllo
'■■""pnse o,ir ,|js«sr,.r. il, . '",".'.'',"! 'ba'.lbo last twenty
fi
' i^ i" his <Iefaa v^'^grT p' f 'rSora!';,'\''^""'-''''''J- '">!! I™ m
P-te^;;;^l^^^M;^,^r»^..f m,,ral ae.i;.n: am} 'hi^ p^:
;"lier dements ' cl an eter f ^t'^'h' "V'l ""'terlal over'^all
M-nthsinAmJriea in'the"s'^^ <'»jrard. 1. Thr«„
t"re,«, Lon., 1864 TzmV 2 t""" •' °J '**'''^- Four Lee-
-5. AUvent Lectures on Ritualism, I.on.,
«»r,Hn,l 'hulnUia,',,,' a,',','!' ■;'!'",■ "'," '*'■'•'""' ■^"'^
'be .Mihjeet l.s admirably ,r?^J,".;L', A '"s! ".?!.,',;' "">' """
in Ceylon; edumetl It 4,1,1, J'™''''''''''''- ""' '"''"
the iJengal Artillery is' V ,';■'', ^"' c,„nmiH,.io„e,i in
"«r, bntwasafterwarls.'h'i.fl '," "',' «■«' ""rmf'se
««rvieo; was el nf w , ^ i-i"|,l,>.vc,l in the politioal
•<( .be M «;, n, rs'kiirr ;'',""''" ■" "'« '''"''-k
JSt!^i4;i:r-^Hi:f"?"i"-"of
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Hot'^.ri.!:::^^.,".!:,^. .B-jrl-e... Me„,oria. of
ants, Holyoko, A ass ixhk « ' ','.'"' ^^"^ ^eseenJ-
,IMriU.ti,;n ' ^*'^^' ^'"'- l^""t«J for private
U. Karl, History of'kw'me.l.'^l.^jllit t^^
Lawrence, Lavinia I p. .i,
I'oeuis, I'bila., 1,^,7(1 ,."'" ■•• Euthanasia, and other
York, 18Sfi, 12mo. 5 ( r,i , t " '• I' E,,peran,,., X.
j-^;^im, 24mo. I: S^^|^.^ii:;---„N.
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ltooks ClasslHe „ 'lie ""be ,' ^"t ""• '• ('^'™n«-
b.v B. von Cotta on ISl^fi h" ^''"'^''^ "" I^ithology
The Compnisorv Sa o^,f ) ^\^'"' """ ''''- '«?«• 2
"f .he l'a'r,iti,:;f;'.?; is" A '"/•;„" K^'-'^"'" *'""«"
Lon.*lV8l,"n'olJrs''vo'' ""'"■ "-'>-:aNovel,
.n^f'e.trt'elSrl';".-- ^f-eP,-. LL,M.,
i 'l''l'>.ty professor ,f in. ;• '"""' "^ ■^'""«" KS77-S8-
"f CaiilbV dge sine 8 •r""'?" '"" '" "'^" U"iversity
Questions in Zlrn tn. ''"^■" "" """'« »i'l'uted
'«8-l, |.. Nvo" 2 el iss,'"'?"":"!'" '"'"' Camb/hlge;
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SeSn[7;:i^,:7i;a':^™; .;^^« Autobiography of
an,l AVaterloo Cann In P r 7' .""^ ''''' ''"""'^"lar
L""., 1886, p, 8vo "'^ ^y •'• N- Bankes.
Lawrenne, Wiiii-j™ i ,,-
the i.fe and Pubii "ser^o'es „f' John ^^^ ''*"='' °^
some Considerations in F,u-?,rn f h- ^ '^,''«""an ■• with
a-^tbe^ Republican CaVdrjlt^th^STe;: i^^^
I^awrence,Wi„ia„.,h.,850. Life „f Amos A.
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I/Bwr<!iicc : with Extriinln fri>iii hin Diivry and Corrc-
»|mniloiii;o. Ily hi.- Smi. liju.-t. Iluft., ISSH, 12iiiii.
' Till' uutlior <]l' tills viihiinf hOH (llwliiiriii'd hU liliul
Oftlco Wfll." — .Vll(l'/ll, xlvl. lU.
Iiaivrciicc, William llvach, [milt, vol. i., mid.,]
1KU((-ISS|, I. Vi<itiilii.iiiind Siiiruh: HistorloftI Sketch
of ills IJritiHb >.'laiiii In u.xcroiso Muritiiiiu I'cilico over
Ve'!ii<ul» ol' .All N'litiiiii.", ll()«t., IS5S, Hvii. 2. Foruinn
Trealica of tlio ( nilwl Ktiiten in CundiL't with Stiitij
Lawn rcliiling to the 'rruii.sini!<.iiiiM of Keiil Kututo to
Alii'iia : wilii f^uWH <if ViiriouH Ci)iiiitrieH iitTeutinff tlie
l'ri)|ierly of .Miirriod Women, N. Viirli, IS7I, Xvu. ,1.
Tho Tri'iily of Wiixhiiigton, I'loviilcnoo, 1871, Mvo. 4.
The Indireirt Cluiiiis of tlio I'liited States undor the
Treaty of \Vu,<liington. I'mviilenee, IHTi, Mvo. 5, Bel-
ligerent and Sovereign Hij^litsi as regards Neutrals
during tlio War of Seei'ssion, Host., 187.1, 8vo.
JLllwroiit'e, William II. Caroline Morin. Illust,
N. Yurk, iN.-il, ISi
Lawrence, William Itichnrda, ,M.I)., [miie,
vol. i., add.,] 18l2-l,s,ss. l. A lliatory of the Ihwtou
Dii-iiiMuary. Coniiiilcd hy One of tlie Hoard of Managers.
l!n-t., I.H59. 2. Tlie Charitie.s of Franee, IJoMt., 1 807.
littWreiicG, William T. I'rini'i|jlc8 of Agricul-
ture, Lon. anil ICdin., l,SM:i, p. Svo.
Lawrie, Andrew DuiiglaM, M.A., b. I85t): edu-
cated at K>on, and at Clirisl I'liureli, O.xf'oril ; called to
the bar at the Inner Teiiiple 18711. 1. How to Appeal
against your Kates, (in the Metropolis,) Lon., 1887,
12iuo. 2. How to Appeal against your Hates, (outside
tlio .Metropolis,) l,on., I8,s7, 12ino.
liOwrie, James. The Uoman or Turkish Bath,
Kdiii., IS(U. I61110.
Lawry, llev. Walter, 17fl:!-I8.i9, b. at Ruthcrn,
Cornwall; was gcner.il superintendent of the Wosloyan
ini.ssions in New Z alaud. 1. Friemlly and Fcejoo Jsl- j
ands, I.on., I8,')0, 12ino. 2. A Second .Mis.sionary Visit ,
to the Friendly ami Feejee Islands, Lon., 18 ! IJiuo. ,
LaWN, Kdward, h, I.s;i7, resident at Tenby ; justice
of the peace for I'embrokeshire. Tile History of Little 1
1 ngland beyond Wales, and the Non-Kymrio Colony 1
settled in I'embrokeshire. Illust. Lon., 1888.
"Such a hrid well deserves a good local history, and
Mr. Law.s's licjk i.-. on the whole, a fairly satisl'aet<iry piece i
of work."— .sv:,. Iter., Ixvi. tm.
I.nwsoii, A. J. A .Manual of Phonography j or, |
Writing' by Soun I, Lon., I88;<, er. Svo.
Lav/Hon, Charles. A; Home on Furlough. Sec-
ond J-'-jries. Ma<lras, 187.'), 8vo.
Lawson, 9lri>. Emily iU., wife of Kev. Robert
LawBon, infra. 1. Records and Traditions of IJpton-on-
Severn. By K. M. L. Lon., 1809, p. 8vo; new ed., enl.,
entitled "The Nation in the Parish; or, Records of
Upton-on-Severn," Lon., IBSa, p. Svo.
" Mrs. Ijiw.soii has caught the true notion of what a local
history .should be.— that is, ii contribution to the general
history of the nation. .\nd in a large jiart of her small
book she ha.s carried out the conception with much suc-
cess. . . . The part which is given to the earlier history is
uncritical."— .Sptdutor, Iviii. 3y3.
2. Through Tumult and Pestilence: a Tale of the
Bristol Riots and the Cholera Time, Lon., 1886, p. 8vo.
3. The Black Coppice: an Old-Fashioned Story, Lon.,
1887, 12ino. (She is said also to be the author of Rina
Cliff: a Village Character, Lon., 1871, p. 8vo.)
Lawson, (Jeorge, F.R.C.S., surgeon to the Royal
London Ophthalmic Hospital; surgeon oculist inordinary
to the queen, Ac. ; was assistant surgeon in the Rifle
Brigade during tho Criiiiaar. .var. 1. On Gunshot
Wounds of the Thorax, Lon., I80S. 2. On .Sympathetic
Ophthalmia, Lon., \»(ib. .1. Injuries of tho Eye, Orbit,
and Kyelids, Lon., 1867, 8vo ; 8lh ed., 1884. 4. Diseases
and their Cure; 2d to 4th eds., Lon., 187,3-80, 12mo. o.
A Manual of Diseases and Injuries of the Hyo; 5th ed.,
1884.
Lawson, Rev, George Nicholas Gray, M.A.,
graduated at St. John's College, Cambridge, 1838 ; or-
dained IS.SS; vicar of Upleadon, Gloucestershire, 1874.
1. Plain and Practicvl Sermons, Lon., ii-47, Svo. 2.
The Woman of Samaria — the Church in Mystery, Lon.,
1850, Svo. 3, A Catechism on the Fall and Restoration
of Man, Lon., 1859. 4. Marriage with Two Sisters pro-
hibited, Lon., 1870, Svo.
Lawson, Harriot Hutchinson Wormald.
Original Poetry, South Shields, 1857, 4to.
Lawson, Henry, M.D. 1. A Manual of Popular
Physiology, Lon., 1863, 12mo. 2. Sciatica, Lumbago,
and Brachialgia, Lon., 1872, p. Svo; 2d ed., 1878.
Lawion, Hugh A. Saireil Hours: Chapters on
Clnisliiin Life for Vouiig People, Lnu., 1877, p. 8vo.
LawNun, James Anthony, I.L.D., 1817-1887: i>.
at Waterlbrd: graduated at Trinity College, Dublin,
called to the Irisii bar 1810 ; judge id the court "f com
iiion picas from 1m«8. 1. Five Lectures on PoliliiMl
Kconomy, Lon., 1811, 8vo. 2. Ilyiiini usitali !,atiii.'
redditi : with other Verses, Lon., 18s:i, 12nio.
LuWHOll, ('apt. John A. 1. Wanderings in IIm
Interior id' New (liiinea, Lon., \!<Tj, p. Kvo.
"The aullior tells his story well. . . . Hut when He lii-
i|Mire Into the value of this bonk as a euiilriliulion In f. ,
uniphleul science, weeaiinnt speak so liuniinilily. liidci I
aller perusing the astiiuiiillng .stalenuiitMnntained In 11
the irader may feel inelliied to think Hint Hie linnk Is :ii-
tendeil to be a work of liitlniuather than nl actual travel '
—Aih., .No. '-'477.
(A searching exiiuiination of a great number of stale-
nients in this book will be fuunil in a letter from ('iipi.
J. Moresby, R.N., Alluiiinuii, No. 218.'). In No. 2l-','i
Capt. Lawson replies to this letter, and writes, " .My ili<.
ooveries will sooner or later answer all cavillers, an 1
henceforth reviews and criticisms will receive notliiii),'
from nie but silent contempt." A rejoinder by Capt^
Moresby is in No. 21^7.)
'-' The Wandering Naturolists: a Story of Adventure,
Lon., I s8ll, ji. Svo. (He is also said to be the author ..f
a work published under the name of John Bradley, y. 1 .,
luprtl,)
Lawson, John O. 1. Contracts of Common Car
riers, St. Louis, Isso, Svo. 2. The Law of I'sages and
Customs, St. Louis, 1882, Svo. 3. Leading Cii-es Simpli-
fied : a I idleetion of Leading Coses of the Common l.iiw,
St. Louis, 1S82, Svo. 4. Leading Cases Simplilied : a t'ni.
hsction of Leading Cases in Equity and Constitutioniil
Law, St. Louis, 1883, Svo. 5. Concordance of Woi.js
and Phrases construed in Judicial Reports, and Lij;iil
Dolinitions, St. Louis, 18S3, Svo. Ii. Tho Law of E.xp'it
and Opinion Evidence reduced to Rules : Illustrated Iimhi
Adjudged Cases, St. Louis, 188.S, Svo. 7. Adjudged CaM'^
on Insanity as a Defence of Crime: with Notes, St.
Louis, 1881, Svo. 8. The Law of Presumptive Evideme,
San Fran., 1SS5, Svo.
Lawson, Leonidas Moreau, M.D., LKl2-18r,i:
b. in Nicholas Co., O. ; graduated at Transylvania Uni-
versity 1837; held professorships in the ijliio .Mcdiciil
College and other institutions: delivered lectures befoie
the medical department of the University of London.
A Practical Treatise on Plithisis Pulnionalis, Cin., I.'^lji.
Svo.
].iaw8on, llev. ltob<;rt, M.A., graduated at ('liii>t
Church, Oxford, 1844; ordained 1S40; rector of Uplnn-
on-Severn since 1864. Upton-on-Severn Words and
Phrases, (Eng. Dialect Sue. Pub.,) Lon., 1884, Svo.
^ Lawson, Robert, I.L.D., graduated in surgery at
Edinburgh ; served in the Crimea, &c. ; inspector-gen-
eral of hospitals. On Epidemic Influences, (Milroy Lec-
tures,) Lon., 18S8, Svo.
Lawson, Thomas W. The Krank: his Language,
and what it means. Illust. Bost., 18S8, 48ino.
Lawson, Walter K. 1. (Trans.) The Violin .Man-
ufacture in Italy, by C. Schebek, Lon., 1877, Svo. 2.
(Trans.) ^Esthetics of Musical Art, bv F. G.Hand, Lon.,
1S80, Svo.
Lawson, William, of St. Mark's College, Chelsea.
1. Eminent English Writers, Lon.. 1875, 12mo. 'J.
Modern Geography, Physical, Political, and Comiuci-
oial, Lon., 187ii, l2mo.
Lawson, William, son of Sir Wilfrid Lawson,
first Bart. With Hi ntku, Cinni.Ks D., F.C.C., and
others, Ten Years of Gentleiiian-Farming at Blcnner-
hasset, with Co-Operative Oiijects, Lon., 1874, p. Svu.
" No conclusions can be drawn from the hook eitlier fur
or against co-n|ioration as applied to agriculture. Tliere
is no method whatever in Mr. Lawson's co-operation. . . .
He has had plenty of money, and has lieeii able to try a
number of experiments with things and men, the Iniii'icr
probably very valuable, the latter very interesting and
often diverting."— A>cc/n(or, xlviii. 19.
Lawson, William John. A Handy Book on the
Law of Banking, Lon., 1S.')9, l2ino; new ed., 1871.
Lawson, William Norton, M.A., b. 1830; grad-
uated at Trinity College, Cambridge, 1854 ; called to the
bar at Lincoln's Inn 1856; recorder of Richmond since
1869. Tho Practice as to Letters Patent for Inventions,
.tc, r.on,, 1884, Svo.
Lawton, George. The Religious Homes of York-
shire, Lon., 1853, Svo.
Lawton, George W. The American Caucus Syc
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Adventures i„ iCik ^,;:- "'"■ T" T''"' «• Early
Willi Tribefb or, the bi': ""^ ""^'"'^'"i '>».! «th..r
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-Heine: .o\liri prXd^i'm '''''''''!' "' "^'"^i''''
I Heine, .\. Vork, l.ssi i .■^„ ".Diographical ,-^keteh „f
: the Dance to i.eath,'a,;;;";:;be;"pr:2: N^ ^,^t^
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'jaii.i;..,, !,,;„. HsTp 8^""";. 'pr""-'\'"".' ''>• '^'t'l"'-'*
f"" IHSr, p. Svo Through the West {ndio..,
ton
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"f .he PeopleI'Ln.' "sfif'So.' ■"■' ""'"^'^ ^''='"-
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'iM'itv appears to He imf ,n''? '■\^''=''>' ""fqual. . . i Reports, vols, i.-xi nsVs ls«". f v- ,:"'"■''
"li*nation>-.s,,^ /^'.jf'j^'i'j'.ij^al'straet reasoniiV),', but iii '8vo. ' (''''^-l^S,),) Juashvillc,
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imuuil.,) b, lit Pendleton VUIaKo> ^-^'-i '^ K'""''-''"")!'''*
(if .li)hn ('. Oftlliijuti. I. l'(Rt Skii'i!, iind "llier K.xpt'rl-
luiMiM 111 Viimllldiition, N. Yurk. L". TniiiKliiliuin, uinl
ollii r llli.viiii'H, I'hilii., IMS'.'. PrUiili'ly |irintB.l.
lifil, Hev. I'rt'AvTivh Siiiicu^, M.A., K^'luuloil,
Itrfl fliir.« Lit. Ilii , lit Wiiillmm Collide, Oxluril. If'SI i
onliiiiiuil IM.M ; |,i.-iili)nt of Sioii Collc^.- IH7I-7:'; nio
tor of TiilHtiino-Dflium^rii sinoii IH7,t. Tlici Uoyiil Hon-
iiiliil mill Culli'Kiiili' Cliuriili of Siiint Kntlioriiic iiuiir tlii'
Tower, ill it» Udliition to thu Kimt of l.omlon, l,oii,,
IHTH, 8vQ.
l.ca, Ilev. (;iMirRe. Momuir of Jutiii Diivius,
Lull., \XM, I -'mo; M lmI., Is;:).
I.eu, Mrs. II. Wciiry Wciilth : a Novel, hon., 1SS4,
1). Svo.
1,611, H' iity ChttrleN, b. 1S25, In I'liil .iilpbla i
Hon of iHii. I/Oii, ((/.'•., (i,i(c, vol. i. ;) enlurecl lu.i l.:.llii'r'«
iiublialiiii^' hoiii-e ill Mio ii|;e of nevfntiiun, im.l uiliimitely
liccuini) |irinoi|ml ol tlio eoni'ern. Hi? publi-lieil seviMiil
|Mi|iur.< on rhi'iiiii-try ami uonclmlony, liim .•onlnl>iiliiJ
liir){i)ly tu 1 viinv* iinil |jerioilioiiln, ami liii" in iilo a
.•<|ieoial lilihlj of Hiiroiioiui iiiiuliiBval cculc^iiii'tical lii.<-
tory. 1. .■'ii|nTslition anil Koreo : KsKiiys on tlic Wa^or
of i.inv— thu \Va«i)r of llattio— (lie Ordeal— Torture,
I'liila.. isiill, iL'iniii :ia U.I., rov., iss:!.
"Very Kcliolarly ami truly crltluil essays."— -Viifwn. 111.
208.
2. .\n Historioul Skutuli of .Siieordotal Culibaoy in the
Clin.«tian Cliuruh, Phila., 1867, 8voj 2d ed., cnl„ BiMt.,
188t.
" II Is ttu' rpMill of n vast amount of patient lalinr, of
eiiiUess reiiilliiK in iiliiuist tlie wlmle riiiiKe of clmri'li Ills-
tory . . . Tills iimss of iimlerial Mr, I,ea has nut only reail
ami miteil, lint (li^e^lell; so Umlwliat nilitlit easily liiivo
iletfeiieraled Into an iinreiulaliU! .jninlile of seiittereil notes
aiipears us a wellunlcM-eil whole, so earel'iilly iirraiitfeil in
its ilivislons that one liiis lillle .limeiilty 111 liolillllK the
Ihreiiil of the narrative." — .Vndoii. xxxvlii. J)'.!.
'•.•iiiice the ureiil history of Dean .Milnmn, I know no
work ill KiiKlisli uliieli 1ms Ihniwii iiime liKht on llie
laiinil comlitlon i if the Miihlle .Vxes, ami none which is
inure littod to ilispul the K'ross llhisions euiiceniiiiK llmt
Ijeriuil whieli jioslllvo writers anil Hriters of a eerlaiii ee-
I'le-iiiMieiil seliuiil have ispireil lo snslaln."— W. K. H.
hKCKV : Jliil- iij r.uiiiiiran Momh, ehiip. v.
:;. Stnilies ill Cliiiruli lliitory : The llise uf the Teiii-
piiral I'owc'r; Ileiielit of l.'lergy ; Ivxconiiiiiinieiitioii j
mall From llie
Tlio Karly Cliureli and Slavery, IMiila., 1 Slii), llinio.
"The volume is made i.p of suniewhiit frak'Hienlary hut
well-couslilereil ami learned essays iiii a variety uf special
topics."— AVt/wn, .\. 7t).
4. Translaliona, and other Rhymes, Phila., 1882,
I'.'ini). I'rivatelv printed. 5. A History of the Inqui-
sition of the Middle A);es, N. York, 1SS7-SS, :i voH. 8vo.
" Mr. I.ca takes his subject in its widest iiicaiiiiiK. Ily
the history of the Imiiilsithni he means not merely an ne-
couiit of the institution itself, hut an exhaustive examlim-
tiiiii of the social, inlellectiial, and political cuiidltiiins
which produced It. He means, I'urtlier, an array of lllus-
Irations of ilsworkini; ami of ilsellecls upon society. Kuch
as make anv serious ilouhls as to the i;eiieral accuracy of
his preseiUiitiim ImpossiMe. . . . It iiiav he safely said that
no iiresentalioii of the sl.iry of the Imiuisltloii by previous
writers can be at all compared with this for its clearness ot
vision, its comprehension of the problem, and iis tliuroU(,'li-
iiessof research "—S'llion, xlvi, -l-'iii.
"He lias chosen a subject of extreme interest and im-
portanpe. and has treated it in a manner that leaves noth-
ing to be desired with respect to erudition, while he has
nt the same time produced a IhorouKlily readable book,
well Krranged, full of Incident, and vigorously written."—
Sal. Rev.. Ixvi. 'll.
"The hook he«iiis with a survev of all that led to the
growth of heresv, and to the crealion, In the thirteenth
centurv, of exceptional tribunals for its suppression.
There can be no doubt that this is the least satisfaeiory
portion of the whole. It is followed by a singularly care-
ful account of the steps, legislative and adniiiiistrallve, by
which church and state combined to organize the liiter-
iiiediate institution, ami of the iiiiiiiner in which its meth-
ods wore formed by practice. .S'uthing in Knropean litera-
ture can compete with this, tlie centre and substauee of
Mr. Lea's great history. In the remaining volumes he
.summons his witiie.s,ses, calls on the nations lo declare
their cxperienec, and tells how the new force acted upon
society to the end of the middle ages. History of this iiii.
dellncd and international citst, which shows the same wave
breaking upon many shores, is alwiivs dillicult, from the
want of visible unity and prugression, and has seldom suc-
ceeded so well as in this rich Imt unequal and disjointed
nariiitive. ... As a philosophy of religious jH'r.secntioii
thw )ii«i!,- la in.itlpquntc. The derivation of sects, though
resting always upon good supports, stnnd.s out from iiii in-
distinct bin'kgroiind of dogmatic history. The intruding
maxims, darkened bv shadows of earth, fail to insure at
all times the olijectlve and delicate handling of mediieval
theory. But the vital parts are protected by a panoply of
982
I.KA
AIMkcuhIhii crusade to the fall of the
Tcmplarn and to Ihat Kraiiilscan iiiovemcnt wherein llic
kev to liiinle lies, the desluii and organl/jitloii. the Rctivlly
anil decline uf the liii|iilsiili nstltiitu a sonml ami
solid siruclnic that will survive the cctisiire of all erilicii '
— I.oiiii AiTon; KiiiiUkIi llhliirinil Hniiw, No. 12.
! I<en, John WnltiT, b |s2S; grudmilcd at Wod
I ham Ciillegc, tlxford, I8|S. |. Ihi! Cliureli Ooelrlnn •■
! Confension and Ahsulutiun, Lon., Ix,')!!, 12100. 2, Tiie
lUsliup's Dath of lloiiiiigc, Lon., 1870, 8vo. 3. Chris.
tlan Marriage: its Open uiid Secret Kncniies in Knglnnl.
Loll., 1881, Svo.
I,i'«, illiitliew inrcy, b. 183:i, in \Miilai|i.||ihiii
ion of Isaiie Lea, (7. c, iinli, vol. 1.;) has inililislu I
nniiieroiis papers on clioniieal subjects. 1. Ncwiimn <
Manual for Coloring I'liolugraplis, I'liila., 18tlfl, l2iiio,
2. Manual of I'liotugrapliy, I'liila., 1808, Svo; 2il od.,
1872. With Wii.sus, K. L., I'hotographio Monaiis,
I'hila,, 181111, 121110.
l,ea, V«'H. Uilliitm, M.A., graduated nt liriKe-
nose College, Oxford, ls|l; ordained IslH; vii'iir of Si.
I'eterV. Driiilwich, 18411; lion, canon of Worcoiitcr I8.'i8;
archdeaion of Worcestur since 1881. 1. Catechising-
un the I'niyer lliiuk, Lon., 1st!.',, IHino. 2. Sernioiis mi
the Prayer Uuok preached in Home, Lon., 18110, 12iii'i.
:). CateollisinKS on the Life of Our Lord, Lon., I87ii,
12ino. 4. Church Plate ill the Arelideueonry ot Woret'i
ter, Lon., Iss I, r. svo.
I,eai'li, MrNi Fancy Work-Hasket : Necdlc-Wm l(,
Crewel-Work, Ac., Lon., 188(1-88, :i vols. 4to.
lifHCh, AU'rccl. The Letter II, I'list, Present,
and I'nturc; a Treatise, Lon., 1 sSII, 12mo.
lieach, Arthur i'ranciN, M \ . b. IS.'il; grmlu
»led nt New College, (Ixhiril, 1874; I ollow of All Souls
College 1874-82; called to the bnr 1,: tlie Middle i ■ iiiple
18711. Digest of the Law of I'robato Duty, Lon., ISTs,
Svo.
liCacli, Hev. C'liarlPH, F.d.S. I. Lanipa nml
Lighters: Sunday Lectures to the Masses at lliriiiiiig-
liaiii, Lon., 1877, P.'ino. 2. Old Friends: Sunday Half
Hour Lectures to Working- People, Lon., 1882, ISnio. :i.
How 1 reiiclied the .Musses lugellier with Twenly-Twn
Lectures delivered in the liirmiiigliam Town Hull mi
Sunday Afternoons, Lon., 1887, cr. 8vu. 4. Mothers of
the Ilible, Lon., 1888, 12nio.
I Leiivh, Kev. 1). !•'. Wilbert Eldred; or, l.i it
Well with the Child.' I'hila., 1887, 12mo.
I Leach, JBdwitrd. Incidents in the Life of K.
'■ Wright, Lon., 187(1, 12ino.
Leach, Francis, U.A., of Liincashirc, Eng, cililur
of the Harrow Times. I. Furncss, Past and Present:
its History and Antitiuilics, 1871, 4to. 2. Harrow in
Fnrness: its Kise and Progress, 1872.
Leach, II. 1. Brief Notes on Cholera in Turkey,
Lon., istili, Svo. 2. Hygienic Condition of the Meniiii-
tile Marine, Lon., 18117, Svo; new ed.. 1871. 3. Tlie
Ship-Captiiin's Medical Guide; lid ed., Lon., ISCi'.i, p,
8vo; 7tli ed., I87t), 4. Pocket Doctor for the Traveller
and Colonist, Lon.. 187.^; 2d ed., 187S. or. Svo. ,'1. A
Bit of Bulgaria, Lon., 1877, I2nny.
Leach, !S. F. 1. Orammatieal Introduction lo tlio
London Plinrniaeopociii, Lon., 1849, ISmo. 2. in-lrno-
tions for the Manugenieut of the Aquariuin, Lon., Is.ifi,
12 mo.
Leach, Rev. Thomas, B.A. A Short Sketch of
the Tiaetariaii Upheaval, Lon., 1888, p. Svo.
Lnach, W. The l'ri>gre.«8 of Life: a Poem, Lon.,
ISOi, p. Svo.
Leacock, Itcv. William Thomas, D.D.
Thoughts tor the Devout: Ash- Wednesday to Kaster,
N. York, 1887, 12mo.
Leadam, Isaac Saunders, M.A., b. 1848; grad-
uated at University College, Oxford, 1871 ; onllod lu the
bar nt Lincoln's Inn 187(1. 1. Farmers' Uricvuntce,
Lon., 1880. 2. Agriculture and the Lund Laws. .1.
1 Coercive Measures in Ireland. 4. What Proteetimi doca
for the Farmer: a Chapter of Agricultural Hislory,
\ (Cobden Club;) :id ed. 5. The Extension of the Fran-
j ohisc, Lon., lS8,"i, 2 parts, ji. Svo.
] Leadam, T. K, Homoeopathy as applied to Dis-
i eases of Females, Lon., 1S5I, Svo.
I Leadbeater, in. Annals of Bnllitore; 2d ed., with
j Memoir, Lon., 1862, 2 vols. fp. Svo.
Leader, J!:hn Uunici, F.S.A. Mary Q'lefn of
Scots in Captivity, Sheffield, 1880, Svo.
" He has contined his work to the years whicli Mary
passed under the guardianship of Shrewsbury. ... He
lias done his work thoroughly well, and has spared no
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Lon., 1871, p. Svo. III. (Trans.) The Spiritual Letters
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^ 1872, Ifiino. 22. (Trans.) Tlio Spirit of St. Francis do
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Priestly Life in tlio Soventeunth Century in France; a
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and bis Contemporaries, Lon., 1874, p. 8vo; new ed.,
1877. 20. The Hidden Life of the Soul, Lon., IST,'),
12mo; new ed., 1880. 27. A Christian Painter of the
Nineteenth Century: bcins;; the Life (d' llippolyte
Flandrin, I. on.. I87,'i: new ed.. IS77, 12nio.
"The trealnienl is tc be coninionded as sympathetic,
popular, and free, almost to a fault, from techuicalitl&s."
—Snl. Kev., xl..'>oi.
28. The Lijjht of the Conscience : with an Introduc-
tion by Uev. T. T. Carter, Lon.. 1870. p. 8vo; new ed.,
1880, lOino. 2!). Fenolon, .Archbishop of Catnbrai : a
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SO. (Trans.) The Spiritual Letters of Archbishop Ffine-
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vols. LSino; new ed., 1880. I!l. (Trans.) A Selection
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Book for the Languid and Lonely, Lon., 1881, I2nio;
4th ed., 1885. 30. (Ed.) Precious Stones, .tc, Lon.,
1881, 3 vols. 48mo. 37. (Ed.) Five Minutes' Daily
Readings in Poetry, Lon., 1882, 18mo; 3d ed., 1885.
38. (Ed.) Sunrise, Noon, Sunset : Selections from Various
Authors, Lon., 1882, 3 vols. S(i. 32mo. 39. U. U. La-
cordaire; a liiographioal Sketch, Lon., 1882, cr. 8vo;
new ed., 1883. 40. Maigre Cookery, Lon., 1881, I8mo.
41. (Trans.) The Love of (>od, by St. Francis de Sales,
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Lenred, Arthur, M.D., F.R.C.P., d. 1879. 1.
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Lon., 1860, Svo; 7th eil., 1882. 2. On the Successful
Treatment of Flatulence by a Novel Ijse of Charcoal,
Lon., 1865, cr. Svo. 3. Morocco and the Moors: being
(in Account of Travels, with a (Jeneral Description of
the Country and its People. lUust. Lon., 1875, Svo.
" \ very readalile book, ami ime which to the ordinary
reader may impart a good deal .if kuiiwlodge and supply
a fair anioiuit ut inIero.^t."— .>'(i(. Rev,, .xlii. 424.
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"The author's stay In Morocco .scarcely exceeded two
months of the year 1872. He only saw the cimst towns of
Tangier, Casa Blanca, Azamiir, Salli, and Mogador, and
paid a Hying visit to the capital, whero he remained for
seven (lay.s,"— /l//i.. No. 2.)l.'i.
I..eariied, William Law, b. 1821, at New London,
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1844; judge of the Supreme Court of New York since
LH7d; profess, .r in the .\lbany Law School since 1871.
1. (Ed.) The Private Journal of a Journey from Boston
to New Y'ork in 1701, kejit by Madam Knight, Albany,
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Learnard, Larnard, and Lerned:) Descendants of Wil-
liam Learned, of Charlestown, Mas.sachusetts, in 1>. .2,
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Lon., 1887.
Leary, Kev. Tlionias Iliimphrys Lindsay,
D.C.L., graduated at Brasenose College, Oxford, I85t;
ordained 1858: vicar of St. Phi' : the Evangelist, Cam-
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2. The Church of Rome tested by the Words and Works
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Christian's Jewels. Translated .;d adapted chiefly from
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Iieathcs, Miss F. Stanger. 1. liyine Regis: a
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' Leatlics, Itlatilda, (llutt,) b. 1830, near Swansn,,
Wales; is a niece of Mrs, Sherwood, the well-known
' writer for children, («ii(t', vol. ii.,) and wile of lliv.
Stanley Leathes, infrn. She has contributed niiinv
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j Stories, Lon., 1877, l2nio. .Anon. 6. On the Diior-<ti |.- :
I or, Crispin's Story, Lon., 1880, 12mo. 7. All among tli.
I Daisies, Lon., 1881, p. Svo. 8. Jack and Jill of our (inn
Day, Lon.. 1882, p. Svo; new ed., 1885. 0. Inglc-Nouk
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Linnet; or. Love's Labour Not Lost, Lon., 1883, p. 8v.i.
II. Other Lives than Ours: Fables in Prose, Lon.. |s>-;,
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Leatlies, Uev. Stanley, D.D., b. 1830, at Elli-.
borough, Buckinghamshire: giiiduated at Jesus Coll,,:;,.,
Cambridge, 1852; ordained 1856; profes.sor of HiIjich
in King's College, London, since 1863; rector of ,S|.
Philip's, Regent Stieet, London, 1800-80, and since tlicii
of Clill'e-at-Hoo ; prebendary of St. Paul's since ISTd,
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12mo. 2. A Short Practical Hebrew Urainmar, Lon., ImIs,
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(Boyle Lectures, 1S68,) Lon., 1S68, Svo. 4. The Wit-
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Svo. 5. The Witness of St. John to Christ, (Boyle l.ir-
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Leatliley, Miss Emma, d. 1884; a niece of .'^ir
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Leavitt, Kev. John McDowell, D.D., b. IsL'l,
at Steulienville, 0. ; entered the ministry of the Protec-
tant Episcopal Church ; has been president of I.clii,di
I'nivcrsity, liethlchem. Pa., and of St. John's I ulk';,'e.
Annapolis, Md. : has edited the Church Review and the
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Macon, Tia,, stu.li i ge o^^'v' t.'/l'l^'' ''^''■^''^'''g '"
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I'niliio Inlluen,.e ,uhl T/iri- ^^"' ^^'■''""•y. '^'reating,
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1881, sq. 8vo.
Lee, Alec. Romance of Motion; or, A Mode of
Motion of the Planetary liodies in Space: a Sketch,
Lon., 1S7I, Hvo.
Lee, Kt. Kev. Alfred, D.D., LL.D., Bishop of
Delaware, [nnir, vol. i., add.,] 1807-1887. 1. Cooper-
ative Revision of the New Testament: Method and Prog-
ress of the Work, and Share of the American Com-
mittee therein, X. York, 1881, 8vo. 2. Eventful Nights
in Bible History, N. York, 1885.
"Lee, Alfred," (Pseud.) See Fergusom, Joii.n
ChAIU.KS, Hllnt-a.
Lee, Alfred Emory. The Ba.'.le of Gettysburg.
Illust. Columbus, 0., 1888, 8vo.
Lee, Alice. I. liravo Janet: the Story of a Little
Girl'.s Trials and Victories, Lon., 187U, sq. Ifimo. 2.
llow it Happened, Lon., 1879, ItUno.
Lee, Miss Ann Elizabeth. The Fruits of the
Valley. By A. K. L. Lon., I8.i5.
Lee, Arthur. Marble and Marble-Workors : for
Architects, Artists, Masons, and Students, Lon., 1887,
12mo.
Lee, Arthur Bolles. The Micotomii't's Vade-
Mecuin ; a Iland-Book of the Methods of Microscopic
Anatomy, Lon., 188.5, or. 8vo.
Lee, Benjamin, M.D., b. 1833, in Norwich, Conn. ;
son of Bishop Alfred Lee, Hiipm ; graduated at the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania in 18,')2, and at the New York
Medical College in I8.j(i, and since 18fi,i hi. s practised in
Philadelphia. I. Contributions to the Pathology, Di-
agnosis, and Treatment of Angular Curvature of the
Spine, Phi la., 18ti7, l2mo. 2. The Correct Principles
of Treatment for Angular Curvature of the Spine.
Illust. Phila., 18()-, 12mo.
Lee, Rev. Uenjamin Franklin, D.D., b. 1841,
at (iduldtown, N.J., of African descent; entered the
ministry of the Methc)dist EpLscctpal Church, antl iij
1873 becjnie professor of pastoral theology, homileties,
and ecclesiastical history in Wilborforee University,
Ohio, of which he was elected president in 1876. Wes-
ley the Worker. N. York, 18811.
Lee, C. A. Edith : a Novel, Lon., 1871, 2 vols. ji.
Svo.
Lee, C. II. The .ludge-Advocate's Vade-Meeuin :
enibrueing a Oencral View of Military Law ; 2d ed.,
rev,, lliohmonil. \'a., IS(i4, Svo.
Lee, Catherine. A Western Wild Flower, Lon.,
18S2, 3 vols. er. 8vo. And see l.KE, Marv, iii/ra.
Lee, Charles Alfred, M.D., [mitr, vol. i., add.,]
181)1-1872. Hospital Construction : with Notices of
Foreign Military Hospitals, N. York, 1833, Svo.
Lee, D. .Manual for (ias-Engineering Students,
Lon., 18S,5. l2mo.
Lee, E. M. (Trans.) The Little '' '"efoot: a Tale
of Village Life, by Uerthold Auerbach. 1 1 lust, ("Lei-
sure Hour" Ser.) .\. York, 187'i, 16nio.
Lee, Edmund. Dorothy Wordsworth: the Story
of a Sister's liove, Lon., ISSB, p. 8vo.
" This is by mere ri^ht (if its subject an interesitlng book.
. Though Mr. Leu is too fond of iiuoting a poera and
en reprcKlncing it in Ills own prose, we cannot but lie
gratefu! to him for gathering logothe; these records of a
then reprcKlncing it in Ills own prose, we cannot but lie
gratefu! to him for gathering logothe; these records of a
lite which was perhaps the most |icrl'ecC example yet
known i>f 'plain living and liii,'h thinking.' "—.ly/i., No.
3(I7().
Lee, Edwin, [mite, vol. i., add.] His publica-
tions consist aloiist e.tolusively rif works on watering-
places and hcalth-icorls, and many of the volumes arc
merely reprints of portions of works previously issued
under a more general title. T'he following list embraces
only a few out of the whole number. I. Nice and its
Climate, Lon., 18;il, I2mo. 2. Notes on Spain; with a
Special Aecjunt of Malaga, lion., 18,')4, 12nio. 3. The
Baths of Oermany, France, an<l ijwit?,nrland; 3d ed.,
Lon., 1857, 2 volH.'l2mo. 4. The Effect of Climate on
Tuberculous Disea.se, Lon., If.'u, p. 8vo. 5. The Health-
Hesorts of the Souih of France: Notices, Uenoral and
Medical, Lon., I860, 12moi 2d ed., 1865. (!. The
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Baths of Switzerland and Savoy, Lon., 1865, 12nio 4th
ed,, 1867. 7. lloinoeopathy ami llydropatliy Impar-
tially Aopreoiated; 4th ed., Lon., 1866. 8, Animal Mug
netisin ami Magnetic Lucid Somnambulism, Lon., l>6(i,
12ino. 0. The Baths of the Engadine ; St. Merit: and
Tarasp, Lon., 18 'it, fp. 8vo. 111. The Principal Baths of
Baden and Wiirtemberg, Lon., 1870, p. 8vo. 11. The
Principal Baths of Rhenish Prussia, Lon., 1870, p. 8vo
12. fjpa and its .Mineral Springs, Lon., 1870, p. 8vo.
Lee, Eli'ia Iluckminster, [uni,; vol. i., add.,]
d. 1864. Parlhcnia; or, The Last Days of Paganism,
Best., 1858, 12mo.
Lee, Elizabeth. Forget-Me-Nots: the Story .,!'
a Life's Love, Lon., 1S81, p. 8vo.
Lee, F. False Shame, N. York, I860, l8ino.
Lee, Frank. The Bohemians : a Y'arn spun on the
Quarter-Deck, Paisley, 1884, l2mo.
Lee, Rev. Frederick Ueorge, D.D., D.0.1.,,
F.S.A., b. 1832, at Thame, 0,\fordshire; graduated S.C.L,
at St. Edmund Hall, O.xfonl, where he was a university
and .a college prizeman in 1854; onlained 1854; vicar
of All Saints', Lambeth, since 1867. He founded and
edited 1863-69 the Union Review; was hon. secre-
tary of the Association for the Promotion of the Unity
of Christendom 1857-60, and one of the founders and
officers of the (Irder of Corporate Reunion, cstablishul
in 1877, with the object of bringing about a union wiih
the Church of Rome. 1. Lays of the Church, and oilici
Verses, Lon., 1851, 12mo. Anon. 2. Poems; 2ci i-.l ,
1855. 3. Petronilla, and other Poems, Lon,, 1858, IL'iiiii ;
2d ed., 1860. 4. Death, .Judgment, Hell, and Ilcavin :
Four Advent Sermons, Lon., 1858, 8vo ; 3d eil., 1S7I. .'i.
The Beauty of Holiness : Ten Lectures, Lon., 1850, IliuMi;
4th ed., 1869. 6. Words from the Cross: Seven .-^ir-
mens, Lon., 1861, 8vo; 3d ed., 1870. 7. A Staleuieiil of
Facta with Regard to his Resignation of the Incum-
bency of St. .iohn's, Alerdeen, Lon., 18B1. )', (Kd.)
Sermons on the Reunion of Christendom, 1864-65, two
series. 0. (Ed.) Miscellaneous ,<ermon», 1865. 10. (Ed.i
Saneta Clara on the Thirty-Nine Articles, 1865. II.
Christopher Davenport : Articles of the Anglitran Churijli
considered, Lou., 1^65. 12. Tho Martyrsof Vienne au.l
l.yona : an O.xford Prize Poen; ; 3d ed., 1866. I.".. .Morn-
ing and Evening Prayers for Children, Lon., isoii, lOniu,
14. (Ed.) Essays on the Reu.iion of Christendom, l.oii.,
1867, 13nio. 15. (Ed.) Altar-Service Book, Lon.. Is67,
3 vols. 4to. 16. Sermcms, Parochial and Occnsicnal,
Lon., 1868, 8vo; 2rl ed.. 1873. 17. (Ed.) Book i,( llie
(iospels and Epistles, 1868. 18. The Valiility <if the ll.ily
Orilers of the Church of England Maintained and \'in.
dicated, Lon., 18ii!l, Svo. 10. (I'Id.) .Miinu;iloCleriforain.
IS70. 20. The King's Highway, and other Poems; i'l
ed., 1872, 12mo. 21. Abolition an^l Rejection of the
Athanasian Creed, Lcm., 1872. 8vo. 22. The Bells of
Botteville Tower, a Christmas St.iry in Verse, and otiicr
Poems, 0\t., 1873, 12nio, 23. The Christian Doi'tmii.
of Prayer for the Departed, Lon., 1874, Svo; 2d cil.,
1875. 24. (ilimpses of the Supernatural : being l•';l.■t^,
Records, and Traditions relating to Dreams, Oiiicit-.
.Miraculous Occurrences, Apparitims, Wraiths, Warn-
ings, Second-Sight, Witchcraft, Necromancy, lU'.. boii.,
1875, 2 vols. p. Svo.
" He makes no secret of his own profound faith in the
realityof the phenomena he is handling. . . . Hutiti-ii^t
at all neces-sary to agree with his conclusions iu ont- r to
take an interest in the work, . . . We are cerlaiiilv ii.,t
aivarc of any work which ali'ords so copious or «t li iir-
ranged an assortmentof materials bearing on tliesuhjt'cl."
-~S(U. liei:, xx.\ix. G'J6-
25. Memorials of the Late Rev. Robert Strplien
Hawker, .M.A., sometime Viear of Morwenstoiv, in llic
Diocese of Exeter, Lon., 1876, 8vo. Ami sec Haiiino-
(ioiii.Ii, S.
"Dr. Lee's 'Memorials' Is a far better record ol Mr.
Hawker, [than Mr. Buring-f.'ouli'^liook.l and gives:; uinrc
reverent and true Idea of the man."— .IM., No. 'J.'i'ji;.
26. A IJIossaryof Liturgical am! Kcclesiastical Tcnrs:
wi(h Numerous Illustrations on Wood. Lon., lS7fi. .svi.
" However imperfect and at times almost sIovimiIv i(s
execution may be, it may be fairly pi-onounccd i.i bi'
useful as a hook of reference on sulijects of increaMii;? in-
terest."— .>*l^ Kev., xlii. t;;)8.
27. Repeal of the Public Worship Act; a l.cilci' lo
Lord Cairns, Lon., 1877, 8vo. 28. Diroctorium Angli-
.^aniiPi; 4th <-l., I,.-.n,, 1^78, 4t.i. T,>. I,yrin= -^i' l-i',-!;t
and Life ; 2d wl., 1878. 30. Historioal Sketches nt tlic
Reformation, Lon., 1878, p. 8va. 31. More tJlinipses .f
the World Unseen, Lon., 1878, p. 8vo.
"The Rev. F. (i. I.*?e has publislvd a new vo.imic of
ghost-stories. He Is not to be daunted, he says, |.y si'ciui-
«vo.
I.pe,
Isnii..
Lee,
Lov: .lo.
LEE
1 IjEE*
ii'-l- ' feiiDMs. -A, La.N(; : Am,l„ xiii. substnnuo of a j„ursu of "im. ..,1 i i- '°""" ' '""« the
v^.ls. ,.,,Sv„. ,,. Onler out of ci,!:!',;,,!'^- -''"''"' "•''•
readers to ciist aside his viil'iVn,,.,r„T;.'i';'i'i'' '""' "-"" """"
It is ineumbeiit on .is V.) srv m,. t , h ''"'.'^ '"itrust worthy
tory, the faets he" 1 UeV !m,l , ,i;,^ h'l" '"? ''"''" >*''"' hiV
of the time. ar. .^ I'e luZ^eorS"'!:^.,!;'"]^^™ ,'!<'] 'J/JJ»-
bury: a "^iSr^^ N^^f >''' .;!'-''?'^ "f "^il^tr-
laud^i.^^ l"';^^;;!/^',^!'!:;;;!:;':'"' -^f 'Vii-rimi„ate
outtuo'Hu.'';'h,!?e"rn'^t'he -m'"'/' "".;'""" '-'>"'•' «-
laudatio,ri ilea^^ens wiuS'™' '^■-'"'f '".ti-riminate I l''^:,,"'^;^' M^«ercr 'ant^l^V' ^'"S'
passes i„ eomVlete siVn'^ or'Hu'V'^'\''"'' ''« '''•'••'lUfmly i , , U L 1'°"'^^"^"' ''•'•• S^'"- '^^
in his hero\sV.afk.r T," il"''«\n'-T''"'''*^^ v ''f '''•'<"'" Edwnrcl, F.?.A., FCS h ISM .
Iwoltlsthatiii uhieli'lir' r. " "^t .™Iiiahle n^n ,.f the Nowlanil, near Hull ).;„„ * ret, "^ i ■ i ' ■?' •"' "••
^n!r^^:,^-;;;;.li;;r-;r-«f|^p.at^
,K„::r;^Li^ft„^it7f"^«^'"'"-''-
' Lnn 7S-J ; ''' '"'g'^'>P'"t' I'lofiles cnlurgec fiom Coins
Merck, 1876. "7' 'r^^^^r^, ^""f '■"■d. by ConraU
Caves of Ocjow in PoKml h^' n 'J''","'-' ^''•' ^""o
Med-eaof Kuripi.C,"],', ir'^.L'' ^"'- ^- C^'^^^') T"«
Lee, Join-. Walker,'
l^enis, I.on., |,S5i),
Lee, John w'.
the result of 001 s iierab : resean'M ,.""'"^"' '" '''••«''-ll'e,
«vo. 40. The Church of HnMK^'''/"""' ''»"- '**S^
AI.0. single se,„.l^n,:^i:;' "'"'''''"b'^"'. t^"eks, ISSS.Svo!
a„fe,t:;e!:';!;i!lJ^.«C«- ^he Departed,
Fratfe!': ESafl.antvTrt. ^'V"''- """"'» "''
other Poeinrjl. 1809 j'o " '''"'""^ "^ ""™^' '""'
A«ee.i„„s of^l'hrKeeitn? Nl^rCu:' t^.rt: ""/
:^'^:;^rre^:tr~-i-H"ir
, p. 8vo ^'"' ^'""^^ ^""'''' """^ ""'«■■
M. A Hand List of Laws, Jour-
»n;i of FarS:' ll '7s;ZTt '^'>" "f ^'»"-
-;t;^-tdow■^a„yl,;li,;;'clyr;'!i^;^-■,-„,~
^f.^r-^^u;;:n.i^^n:;-'-^.^-^
,.„"„'^'''«'H"line,"(I'seud
"'^^Min!:^-\^ri!^ nr''' ^'"■«"^"^™' ^mister
'"iiil, «v«. ' ""•'-'•"2, (Hannatyno Club,) Edin.,
Lee, J. Bibl
Sv(j.
Lpe
f'eo Pahii, Harriet,
J. B.
I
>lo Illustrations, Edin., 1870, 6 vols. p.
""iv to make » Win, N. York, 1873
'•-■e, .r. Ross. A Treati
losiKnod .18 a Text-Iiook for S
ise on the El
"'i llatid-liook for B
A,l,
I". <>; l«8«,
8vo.
lohools ,
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of
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Readers
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nals an.l Do.umentT of M„V, ,T , ^'''"' J"'"'-
«.ur 1878, 8vr'';;^'iUL;si:;r" ""'''="'««"'
(Lt. f :„'?."""""'"'^- '^- J^^-^^-". M..S. KAr.,AB.N«,
I I^uJi—'^^if':^,:!^*^:,";;^- 1, ■,*«'* ■• graduated at
coin's Inn Is,., "% , .V ^ .fUe' to the bar at Lin-
ville, Tenn ISsV 9 'f •' J' O- '""""lers. Nash-
Nashville Venn.ri.Siu %;„ ""' '""" "'''''"' '^'-'
thcK-o^^i!,!,r,Wj-J-;?>-J? Sehool: a Tale for
lee, Lon., 1880 ]2r " ''"''" "' ^''ify-
sofcf ^v'^t!:::if:;(rri '•■ ^^'^-^ ■'• "^»". «'
ter; seceded to U,e Ve^le van '^f ■'^.''''*™P''' ""'"«-
72, 1 611
Quoft
ee, Margaret. I. Dr. Wil
ion of C
voree. N. York, ISSL' 12
onscionce, N. York, 18«7, I
N.
mer's Love; or, A
Lee, Martha. "'(
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2mo.
2. Di
Dimeully: a St'o";.: Lori8fl7, iTm^.' "■"' ''"' '"" "^
987
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Leet Mary Mini t'litlicrine. I. I,<ii'.v'!> rampuign:
a Story of Aiiventino, lion., 1.MJ7, IL'iU": luw ml., ISSK,
IRino. ?., Kofiuinunil Funo; or, Tho PrisonerH of St.
Jiiiiic«'!i, Lon., 180'.l, 12mo; new cJ., ISSH. ;i. Tho Oiik
8tiiirciiso; or, 'J'lu' Stories of lionl iiml Lmly Dosiuond,
Loll., 1.S7I, l2iiio; new eil.. 1S^2. 4. .loiicliiiii's Spectii-
cIcB : 11 1/ogeiiil of Floreiithal. Illu.-^t. Kon., lS7o, 12iiio.
.'). liolillianger Wooil.s i a Child's Komuneo, Lon., 1S.'<6,
|i. 8vo. 0. Mrs. Dinisrtalo's Oriindchlldien, Lon., I.'ISS,
\i. Svo.
liCC, Mary H. Luci<in Uugliuri, N. York, 1875,
K'tino.
liCe, llev. Matthew Ilfiiry, M.A., graduated at
]iraso>io8c College, l^\for<l, 1864; ordained l.SuB ; vicar
of ILnnipr ^inee l"*!!?. (Kd.) Diaries and Letters of
Philip Henry, M.A., of llroad Oiik, Lon., ISS2. 8vo.
' One of the niusi striking anil insinietive pictures known
t" ns of a ivpc 111 nuui who jilayoil an innneii.se part III the
history of Knglanil at Ihiil tune, and wIki is again playing
a greul juirt iut\\\"—S<il. licr., Iv. uTll.
liee, Maurice. Oh Wheie iind -h Whore? a Tale,
Lon., lS7a, 2 vols. cr. 8vo.
"Lee, Minnie Mary," (I'scud.) See Wood,
JlXIA AhA-NOA, ill/ill.
Lee, N. II. innnersionists again.st the liible. Ed-
ited by T. 0. Siininiers. Nashville, Tenii., l.^od.
Lee, Nelson. Tho Life of a Fairy, lllust. Lon.,
18.^0, 12ino.
Lee, Itobert, M.D., F.R.C.P., [anle, vol. i., add.,] ,
17'.l.'i-lS77, grivdiiated at the University of Kdinhiirgh; j
spent ..cveral years in Hussia as physician to I'rince Wo- j
ron/.ow ; hold the chair of midw'''ory at St. (ieorgc's llos- |
pital, London, lor thirty years, '••signing it in I8(i(i. 1. \
Diary during a Stay in Ilui-:^ n 1824-211, Lon., 18.04, |
12ino. 2. A Treati.se on tho lii. .oyinent of the Snecu-
luni in Uterine Diseaje, Lon,, 1851), 12ino. H. Three
Hundred Consultations '•■ Midwifery, Lon., 1864, 12nio.
4. History of the Diseovories of the Circulation of the
Blood, of the Gani'lia and Nerves, and of the Action
of the Heart, I/on,, 18li,), 8vo. 5, A Treatise on Hys-
teria, Lon.. 1871. f vo.
Lee, llev. Kobert, D.D., 1804-1868, b. at Tweed-
month, North Durham ; educated at tho University of
St. Andrews; became minister of the ',«reyl'riars Church,
Edinburgh, 184:i, and professor of Uiblieal criticism
and Biblical antiquities in Edinburgh University 1846.
For hiog., see Stohv, P.. H., iiiite, vol. ii. 1. The Family
and its Duties : with other Essays and Discourses, Lon.,
186.'i, 8vo. 2. The Reform of the Church of Scotland.
Parti. Edin., 1864, Svo. 3. Sermons, Edited froui his
Manu.scripts. Edin. and Lon., 1874, 8vo. (Contains
seriuons and lectures on " The Laws of Nature," " Tol-
erance," "The Two Revelations," Ac, selected by a
eominittee, and edited by D. Macleod Smith, Sheriff-
it'ibstitute of Elgin.)
"We have .seldom met, judging him exclusively by his
sermons, with ailivine pos.se'sinK so largo an amount of
clear-lioaded sense Viitli so sn.nl' an elemeiitof any higher
spi-iiual force."— .S/iCftator, xlviii. o2.
Also, single sermons, Ac.
Lee, Robert James. 1, Exercise and Training:
their Effects njion Health, Lon., I87:i, 12nio. 2. The
Uulstoninn Lectures on Puerperal Fever, Lon., 187o, Svo.
•i. Mater. i.il Impressions, Lon., 1875, 8vo. 4. Lectures
on Diseases of Children, delivered at the Hospital for
Sick Children. Cireat Oriiiond Street, JjOn,, 1885.
Lee, Samuel. Eschatology; or, Tho Scripture
Doctrine of tho Coming of tho Lord, Ac, Bost., 18,')il,
12nio.
Lee, Sidney Lazarns, assistant editor, and from
vol. xxii. jo'nt editor, of the Dictionary of National
Biography. 1 Stratford-on-Avon, from the Earliest
Times to the Deach o' William Shakespeare : with Forty-
Five Illustrations by Edward Hull, Lon., 1884, fol. ; also,
an edition on large paper, 1884.
" Both author and artist have had in .Stratford abundant
materials on whieli to oinploy their rospeetivc iJilcnts, mid
it is sat.sl'ai'tory In add that each in his ilepartinent has
acquitted himself well, ami the result of their combined
labours isavolnnu! of iiniisiial interest and conspicuous
beauty."— Jcaii., xxvi. 417.
2. (Ed.) Charlemagne Romances: The Boke of Duke
Iluon of I3urdcux, done into English by Lord Uerners.
(Early lOng. Text .^o,-,,) Lon., 1!i82-S7, 2 vols. 8vo. :;.
(Ed.) The Autobiography of Edward, Lord Herbert of
Cborbury : with Introduction, Notes, and a Continua-
tion of the iiife, Lon., 1886. 8vo,
Lee, Theresa Melville. The Storv of Switzer-
land. Tllust, Lon., 1 885, or. Svo.
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Lee, ThomaH. 1. (Ed.) FaUivir's Travels: the
Remarkable Adventures of J. Falsivir at the North Pole
and in tin- Interior of tho Earth, Lon., 1886, 8vo. '>.
The Old Bull Inn of Silver Street, Edmonton: a Novel,
Edmonton, 1887, p. 8vo. 3. Smith's Cottage : a Novel,
Edmonton, 1887, p. 8vo. 4. The House of Montague : :i
Novel, Edmonton, I 887, p. 8vo.
Lee, Thomas U, A Plea for the English Opera
tives, Lon.. l."^.')!', 12iiio.
Lee, Vandelenr. Tho Human Voice: a New
Method of I'rodiiction, Development, and I*reservatimi,
Lon., 187 5, 8vo.
" Jifie, Vernon," (Pseud.) See Pa<ii;t, Violkt,
I'li/Vo.
'Lee, W. T. The Two (iospels, Lon., \8x3. Rvo.
Lee, llev. William, D.I)., b. 1817, at Edinburgh;
sou of Rev. .John Lee, viifjnt ; graduated at the Univer-
sity of Edinburgh 183(1; ordained in the Church of
.Scotland; minister of Roxburgh IS4II-7I, and since llnii
professor of eeclcsiaslicai history in the I'niversHy i I
(ilasgow. 1. National Eiiuealion in Scolhind. Edin..
1818; 2d ed., 1851. 2. The Increase of Faith, Kdiii,,
1867; 2d ed., 1868. :i. Tho Days of the Son ot Mini:
a History of t' .■ Church in the Time of Our Lord, Ediii.
and Lon'., 1872, p. 8vo.
Lee, William, M.A., Fellow of S,\ John's College,
Cambridge. i. 'flic Progress of Astronomy: Verse,-,
Lon., '^5'.), 8vo. 2. The Funeral Oration of Pericle.^ :
with other Verses. Lon., 185'.t, 8vo.
Lee, Ven. William, [unie, vol. i., Lee, Rkv. \\\i.,
second of the name, add.,] 18I5-183.'{ ; b. in Ireland;
graduated at Trinity Coilege, Dublin, where be \va.<
elected Fellow in ls;iy and appointed professor of eccle-
siastical history in 1857 and lecturer on divinity in
18611: was iirclnieacon of Dublin, I, Three Introduc-
tory Lectures on Ecclesiastical History, Dublin, Is.'iT,
8vo. 2. Sermons preached in the Cathedral, Dubl'ii,
Lon., 1861, Svo. 3. Strictures on Dr. Brady's Pam-
phlet on the Irish Chureli, iJublin, IS66, 8vo. 4. Univer-
sity Sermons : with an Apjiendix containing Part of an
Essay on Natural Religion, and a .^hort Memoir of the
Author. [Edited by t). Salmon and ,f. Dowden.] Dub-
lin, 1886, p. Svo. Posth. Also, single .-iermons, Ac.
Lee, William, superintending inspector of th.i
General Board of Health. Daniel Detoo ; his Life and
Recently-Discovered ^Vritings, e'ctending from 1716 to
172'.t, Lon., 186*.*, 3 vols. 8vo. (Two of the volemes con-
sist of essays, letters, and miscellaneous articles not
previously known to have been written by Defoe, while
the memoir embraces many new facts, corrects nuniermis
errors in former biographies, and throws mucii new light
on Defoe's character and career.)
"A recent discovery has been the means not only of
adding a new einiptt'r to the history of Defoe, but of hriiiK-
inn about little less than a revolution in the esliinate in
which his character has been popularly held. The lliiiiiks
of the public ere due to Mr. Lee for the pains with wliiili
he has I'olloweil the due thus unexpectedly allordeil. His
own partiality or udmiration makes liiin. indeed, scarcely
sensiidi' of the havoc which his revelation iiiiist inevitably
phiy with the reputation of his idol. . . . Nevertb'li'ss,
whatever critical value we may attach to lii.H judi'meiit in
this respjct, there can be no two opinions as to the impor-
tance of the materials which his industry and zeal have
pho'cd at our disposal."— ,Sn(, liev,, xxvii. tii'd.
Lee, William, b. ISll. .John Leigh of Agawani,
(Ipswich,) Massachesetts, 16.14-1671, and his Descend-
ants of the Name of Lee: with Genealogical Notes, Ac,
Albany, 1888, 8vo.
Lee, Van Fliou. When I was a. Boy in China,
Bost., 1887, 12mo.
Leech, Arthnr Blenncrhassett. Iri.su Itillo-
men in America, lllust. Lon., 1875, p. 8vo.
Leech, l>, F. Regulations and Laws of Ollice,
Wash., 1857, 8vo,
Leech, Daniel John, M.D., F.R.C.P., prolV^-or
of materia inedica and therapeutics In Owens College,
Victoria University, 1. Personal Care of Health, .Man-
chester, 1883, er. Svo, 2. Tho Relation of Pharnia-'
oology to Therapeutics, Manchester, 1884, or. Svo.
Leech II. J. !. Life of W. E. Gladstone. .M.' i-
chester, 1880, |i. Svo. 2. The Right Honourable .biscpli
Chamberlain, M.P. : a Political Biography, Manche.ter,
1885, p. Svu. :i. The Ivhh Holl-Cail ; a. ilcoord of the
Government of Ireland, 1685-1885, Manchester, 18Si!,
12mo. 4. Henry Grattan: a Lecture dolivoreii at the
.Manchester Club, Manchester, 1886, 12mo. 5. Mr. iii;id-
stone and his Revilcr: a Reply to Mr. L.J.Jennings,
Manchester, 1888, Svo.
LEE
«'", "iy Una, N. York lio^a r"^' "^S^P'- ''f"bi". ''n«l
bre«"?';!'j «[;^ ;':^«..^J-A: The K,,i„M, ,„ ,„., J,e.
' -'-y.- with ot/,e^^;J;1^,ii\-'7™ f^""' "'■''^""
«Jtecn» lllUlline T» ' '"•
"unoo, th'e InX^m atTennv""" '''';"^' "■ '^'''^'
.M.M,aar.|s of WeilMit Me Iro ,7.' m""''''"!:'''' "« "«=
r. Xvo. *' '' '"'-"sui-o, and Monvy, Un., KSBti,
•■•■^^i'"'"!.; ^^nllh^M'/"'"-^''^- E'""' The l'ro«re-.
Ti-oC;.u^.!rite',i|;;''^i -:{,"''' Ago: a i<V„
•jeechin.'iii, John i ,' . •
^- Vo,k, U. ,',,.•„;'• ^^"""^"^ Wurk i„ the Church,
I.i«ecIom. n. I I Ti ,.
Vfiirs Agu, a,i,l 01 h < ,• P ,?!>'"="' '" ""'em Thirty
l-,c.,aco by Ke,. Thu„>a. KJavt^V. '-"rTssr^.'^' "
. I-eeds, Herbert «>,.r„., .',.."*.' "^'^^ '2mo.
LEE
The l-w,,'„. Ivb,';' AX2'i ',"" ."ly^eht, James.
li 'Ston : with son .Sue^ ' ^^k""* «"""''-»et Club of
iS.'^s, Ki.no. •■'"gBe^t.ons about the PJay, lioa.,
, I-eeds.Josiah W. 1 ri.\n ti. n- ••
t..m'. ii.sti,uuto of War an,l sv?,- n r^ Primitive Chris-
i-purtant Facts om ttc " in ho Sman"' ^ n""""""" "'"'^
isrr, I2mo s ■<,„„ii ,,- " 'Smaller History, I'hihi
-v;!., Ph'iia. tis'^'x/o'^'r^Tf ^.^^ ^^-'^^ '^''tl:-;
"I'"" the Non^cnordancv^if <it ^''« ^''«"t'-« ^ 'U. J-ssa;
'i^'n I'rofesdo:,. I'.ila S m^^"^ '''^' "'"' "'» ^'hris-
l^eeds, Leivis \V "1' .'""'
V'.rk, iMis, ,Svo "d ;; „!:r""''-'' ,"" ^'^'il'itlon, N.
Vtntilatio,;," 1X71 ' °"'-' ""'""^ "^ Treatise on
to.f; isili^'l^l.o''"'"'- l^""""" "nd Taloa of Travel, Taun-
f^:i:^f^£:;;,^^;^'«-. TheH.torycf Lord
•^''JOers, U„.. l.s.-,r8vo?2d:] "IsT' '^an Criminal
.^t. Andoen's tnd canon' of S? ' .r;'"'"?''. '*■'" ^ ^<-'^""- "f
'i". '-ncc 1859. HTstor^cafi. ,"»''', '''''''''''™'' !*»''-
'fnts, inscriptions Ac o?'t,'?„1;''''."'' '" "'« M"nu-
Cathclral Church of S ' P ,"!",^»"ea'""-', National, and
2J «1., enl., 1887. ""''' ""''""> »"blin, 1878 ;
"-ul., fhci; Analot "a ,d t, '""'? '''"' ''^"" "'"' ^ " i-
-'• ilie liotiinica I ,ol, "n ■■^'*''"="'"""8. Lon., 18;I4, 8vo.
'"•■tiHe.^ of Nature in /hi ! -'"■'' ■''^ «''•. '«««• 4.
j;^'!v-u lli,f;t [ le^'^.'-f^^ "."'"> «««i"n 'round the
i'l'.S. 1 v it^ ; ,'^"'ol««, M.R.C.S., L.Rci-
""- Treattc!,rofie'^"c'<:!.':„;:„"r;''' ""^ '" "-
'l»t'lii,iatologvand ] i.l J ,"■" "' ^^'''*- Yorkshire !
"|r ;. KJ' "nu liitliology, I-iin.. !S8.S Hv,-,
i|i"'i' i^ i^^o wonder 'hH,";.*'''',' "",' "■''"' '' ""'Klertiikes that
»-t K.ding."'^'.1S<'.',"^'rxiii'"fu:.'" "-■""'""'■ "» View to tlfe'
'; '^-y'.^:;^;i:ir .^^t^"', ••• '«f^. "- Leeds.
V.-(i2 ' ''• !'• '*''"■ ■2- An Argument,
^^'5i^V'^5"'r^vat:',::-?»,^<^^t''^%''?^^
dcnsed Argument for the , lii ',' , "■ ^' ^''o ^on-
(he Ueason., and Results „ f tl , l-J; ■ ■ "1""'^ '"'"
eating Lit,uors ,„ the I'rctice n/ 'vt ,'■'""" "'' '"'"-^i-
. P-.^vo. i The Te\t.D, k ,1 ■■ '^''-"'^"^""•. '■»"•■ IStifl,
■to Morals, i^cieuee OrU ic" ' ..V'r'l'r'.'''™ '" ««l"ti»r
i5.A^r;it;-|iH^''';f^.l^:"he!:'^;
"?^si^s-;!^:d!^;~
p. s'o!"" """•'• ^""" «'-art .•■ a Novel, Lon., ,885,
^'>^^::i^uV:xJ^ ^^!;'T;' f- Shipmasters, 4th'
and Marine Assurance;' new e.i 7,,',' s'^-''"'' Shipping
tinucd to 187fi, Lon IS70 "'""-'/•^■'■'-«' : new ed., con-
and Tables, 185!). Lon IS5.' ' ■ « ' !'"»'»"'■'• Tariff,
Seasons of t'he Troj^s 'l ,^ ', 4, fo Z' '''•^ '^'"""'^'
; Lees, Jttii.es ArtJiiir 'h is'./' ,™-
and at L-niversity o" , ' ov( ? S"''"''"''^'' "' K'"n.
: '■■'76 ; called to the ba aft'he | ''- T "■'■■", '"•' K^Jnated
Ct'TTKunt-cK, Walt-,"j ', ''.r J«'"l>le '«'*l. With
j Two of them. Illust Lo'n sxV "'%'" '^"™'^- ^^^
I Anon. • •^""•' ''«A P- Svo; 2d ed., 1883.
i-r" "-'" '-'pKJ/St^^rr
relations. Thuv an, ,," ""'"'""""* '" Uieir nrivate
)y^'"- ■ . . Noth ngh^'^'^. t^tf"' ■■ "»■■>■ know .N'onvay
lJ|i;-he details o^heit'::«,l;i:^, ■-j;;';^ --n^limn^^^;:
pos^bl^?;;^|^5;,«;^,-»nj.>K.y written that it is .In.ost im^
"re who have written t^li "' ]>''? '"» "f thv; three
n -ns of what ma b • ,'ail,ii If'; "'"' '", "'" -smartest hwH-
We have ever met v !• , '"^ ar.v thiinble-rigging that
'""Jer the .^kippers tmml .'^i^','^,";^: ,';J''ll» 'V «P™fff,Z
even from John's 1,1,, ,,i,' "*^ V""' tsau's, .sometimes
rV-^lt is char ,■,;/• i^,^'|Sr or how nmny wrote i The
J^tlm. AVt., July, ifeo' "<-'''i"<i« and good humour. "-
*'S^d'^eS^;.^i^'i|;'^,,;". "•"'«'> Columbia: with
i-'mtograph, by thfAm,^:!;:.:'^;':;-'"-^/-- f ^'ches and
.Norway, innsnucli as is a , '"l'""*>VV«i' 'he boot ,f,^
iniini^'o/ h -p,:^.^',;':^ ^^r'"r "•"•• ^— '^
1 Royal, Edinburgh "n 1 o-" 1 J n^V' ''?", "'' ">« Shaped
I 188(i. I. A Rolh 'i< '„ T •''?0',''«'- ol the Thistle since
I and Robtait r" lev^r 'Ts'" ^"T"^' ^'^ ''"«' '4
, 'ng Tour in the T, n'^a th: r,;..^"";V x^-V'^ ^^^'-i'-'^'
Mory, I'aisley, IS7S 8vo A^ '' 'V"'^'"^" "' '^'"'"-''■-
i;ai»ley from'us Foui d 1 ion'' l7i,s I" " .^'"'^^ ''^
Notices of the .Subseonem iii "" >"^'""'iitmn : with
an Append!., of Ii'iXhv, n '"^ °^ ""•' '^''""■'•■''' ""J
8vo. iiiastiative Documents, Paisley, 1878,
siasSod m*?ument''s';,f"'^r,",',f fV^ i'"«, "^ ""^ t.^y ecole-
served from utter n,i,, '"■,„""•■.'' '"'^■" ''oen p e-
t.. acts his book is s ' bleasai t V vH i',':',','';. ""•'''"•"■•th.v as
01 ce dips into it will'wi m ' V.^ 1" v f", """ ".',',""e «ho
Ro!^1jcUo:if'y;';:|: = ;' "■«!■;" > Va™. «y the Rev.
Ball. Edin., IS80 to 5 x" u"'^' ^"«b>""-y of
Highland Varn, Ed nTs'ilSvn'''''^^' Z' """''» "f
i Edinburgh, Chirch f'nlf ' ■ ^"""- "• Sf.Uiles'.s,
i l^"n., 1889, 4to' "'^'' ""'' Cathedral, Edin. and
Courr.slyt'Kd'r^Ts's l' ^ ".T'^"''""'^ "^ ^--^^
Hand-Rook if t ""^1 Lh^ ^''V ,^'^ "^■' 'S''^?- -'. A
«."all Debt Court Id n1. .//"'""" "^ "'« ''««««
of Written and Oral P ;.'■ .^' ',™- ^- A Hand-Rook
gow, 1S88" 8vo. ' '"'"''"S '" "-^ Sherift' Court, Glas
l,„'^'r«|'»,Maria Charloitn. Suilinn i .
.married, 18.;;), i„ ,„;. i„i,„i-' ■"-""'*«"» huiy.
Doctor's' Tale, on 5^8 4 'fq '• ^'"l'« "">' "'"
I I'on., 1872, p. Svo! ^ Belgium and Holland,
^'t;„'*'!^^!"JV,„j;'-::^"'« of Acoustics, Light, and
Ilea
I 000 M • ' "'"o new c' .. 1877 =
I^ees, M,„„r.Ge„. >Vi„iu,„'l^asBau, LL.D.,
989
i
■■MIO"!^
■ 1^
MJ-i^.
LEE
LEF
W.
'■'S^
Vb.V. 1. A Bio'.!"i^'''
pbur aud Poel. iiui.;,, '
Kxiiminiitions nt i,!.' ■ <
8vo. :i. The I>rain
8vo. 4. Teft C'ultivtti.'
■ sketch of the Mystic Philo^o- 1 1S24; M. P., clerk of the Parliaments, Ac. (TninB.)
ilciia.:,, it*5it. 2. '(iiiiJe to the j The Burgomaster's Fiimily, by C. Mliller, Lon., IHJK, ],.
i;^eof Fort Williiim, Lcn., 1%!, f<vo. . „„ . ,„,„
■llvur to the East, Lon., IXfia, ; LeflTerts, George Morewood, M.D., b. 184R, at
Cotton and other Agrioultuml ' Brooklyn, N.Y.; eilucutcd at the New \ork Oollctre of
Experiments in India, Lon., I86H, p. Svo
"His review of the history and pnspecls of his favourite
lea-plant under the Ijenellrunt e:i ■ iuraj;enicnt uf Ii;'ll'\n
Btftlesmanslilp is runarkubly cheery in tone, thouKh t mi
hardly be described as inloxieating in livelinesa." --Su*.
Jicv., xvl. 6'T>. . T .. 1 ..
5. Essays on the Educational Policy of India, ISn,
8vo. fi. Memorandum wriiten after a To-.ir through tlie
Tea Districts of Eastern Bengal, \X67, i - m-o. 7. 'I'lie
Land and Labour of India, Lon., 1867, Svo. 8. Indiiin
Mussulmans I Three Letters, Lon., l'-'72, Svo.
•'Leevitt, Djn T. B.," (Pseud.) See .Sfe.nci;,
James M' oik, ii I'm.
Le Faiiu, rtrs. Kmmn L. Life of C. E. 1!.
Or.ien, M.U., Lin., 18li0, cr. Svo.
Le S'anii, Henry. A Manual of the Salem Dis-
trict in ilso I'r sidtncy of Madras, Madras, 1883, 2 vol,-.
Svo.
Le Fan'.4, J. Sheridan, 181 t-187H, son of Rev.
J. P. i,' Pis.i, and grandson of AUoia Le Fanu, the
sister of i;ii',i>rd Biinsley Sheridan. He wub born in
Dublin : (,""'!' "ted wiih honors at Trinity College, and
joined In- MiUi' cf ioe ft.i'Jin University Magaiine,
of whio-'. he nliiiuiili^ly iic:;i.jo j/rup'-ietor, 1. The
House by thr Cbur-jh-N ard. '.lOO., \HA, ;t vol,s, p. Svo;
new ed„ ! SI. 2. Uncle ;"'■<:!,■ ft T( le of Bartrao!
Haugh, Lon., i.S«4, a vols. |,.. Svo; «<•-, td., IWi. A.
Wylder's If.itid : s Novel, Lon.. I,'<<>4, ,i vols. p. --^vo ;
new ed., 18, 1. 1. Guy Deveied, '_i, ., 18(\;,, H -.(.rs. p.
8v"; new ed., l.-^fiW. i. All in th- ! ark, Lou., i -^Oti, 2
vo!>. p. 8vo| new ed., l3Ti\ 1 vol, l/ii,',. 6. The Ten-
ants of Malory: ■: .\ove!, Lon., !-<li7, :! vols, p, 8vo ;
new ed., 1871. 7. ,a Lust Xaiiic. l.ou,, 18t)8, 'A \-fM. p.
8vo, 8. Haunted Lu-ts: a Nove), i.on., I8ft8, 3 vols. p.
8vo. 9. The Wyvern Mystery, Lon., 1869, 3 vols. p.
8vo. 10. Checkmate, Lon., 1871, :> vols. p. Svo; new
ed., Itwfi. 11. The Rose aad the Key, Lon., 1871, 3
vols. p. Svo; new od., 1881. 12. Chronicles of Golden
Fruuis, Lon., 1871, 3 vols. p. Svo.
" These tales posses.s ui least two distinct merits : in the
first plai'O. Ilievset amiiid example of eoiu'eiitralion within
.a niaimnvulile length ; aad secondly, the locality is so
wiselv oliojcn, in the heart of the romantic but Iresh and
heiiUiiv nonh-couiitrv, that we may defy oven the gri.sly
iiiuigliiiition of .Mr, Le'Kanu to produce upon us any morbid
ellecl,"— ^K'i,, No. 'iJSl,
H;: )!' a Glass Darkly, 1S72, 3 vols. p. Svo.
"Tho .irlsly muse of Mr, Le Fanu displajs herself in his
present Volumes in all her horrors, \ dip into Sweden-
borg, and n "areful studv of the natural history of vampires,
(the Moravian, not the .\lVican variety.) have eiialded him
to tran.scend in this (■dllection of ghostly marvels all yire-
vious elforts of his weird imagination."— /KA., No, '!:iii.
14. Willing to Die, Lou., 1875, 3 vols. p. Svo. 15.
The Purci'll Papers : with a Memoir by A. P. Graves,
l..)n., IS.'^ll. 3 vols. cr. Svo.
Lefevre, George John Shaw-, M.A., b. 1832;
son of Sir J. (1. Shaw-Lel'evre, infr.t ; educated at
Eton, and at Trinity College, Cambridge; called to
the bar at the Inner Temple 18511; .M. P. since 1S63 ;
eecretarv to the bo-trd of trade IS6,S-7I ; umler-secre-
tarv for' home alfairs 1S71 ; secretary to the admiralty
1871-74 and 1,'<80; chief commissioner of works ISSO-
84; postmaster-general 1884-85; president of the Sta-
tistical Society ,^ince 1877. I. The Game Laws, Lcm.,
IM'4, Svo. 2. Freedom of Land, (" Practical Polities,"
No 3,) Lon., 1880, Svo. 3. English and Irish Laml
Questions: Collected Essays. Lon., ISSI, |i. Svo. 4.
Peel and O'Connell : a Review of the Irish Policy of
Parliament fioui the Act of Union to the Death of Sir
Robert Peel, Lon., 1887, Svo.
" The object of this book appears to be to show that in
their dealing with Irish allairs I'eel was almost invar.alily
wrong and O'Cunnell was almost invar' '' ■ right, and
that therefore llonie-Unle ought to be i ;■ -led by the
English people. To illustrate and eiifor- ' .: position,
the historv of the Irish (Juestion dnriiiK' ti, ', ' tifty years
of the Uiiion is given, based chiefly i; lo. ■ idy of the
'Annual Keglsier,' the niL'inoIrs and bingraiiliies ol the
time, and the I'arhellite publications of the last few years.
—Si>ccltitor. Ix, 10'.;5,
0. Incidents of Coercion : a Journal of Visits to Ire-
land in 1SS2 and i,^8S, Lcm.. 1SS8, cr. Svo.
Lefevrc, Sir John George Shaw-, K.C.B..
D C.L., F.R.S., 1797-1879, graduated at Trinity College,
Camb.-idge, 1818 ; called to the bar at the Inner Temple
990
Physicians and Surgeons; studied in Viennii 1><72 rn.
and has since jiractiscd in New York I'u;. Uiukint- ■,
specialty of throat diseases. I. (Trans.l !• ,;iiiKi;l on *!,
General Diagnosis of Diseases of th^ Nose, Pliarynx,
and Larynx. lS7ti. 2. (Trans.) Zicinsnen's Cvtloiia-iiia
of the Practice (jf Medicine, 1870. I DI'Biirri if tlie
No.se and its Accessory Cavities. N. York, ISS-I. J. Di-
agnosis and Treatment of Clmmic Nasal Cdtarfh, ^ii.
■a lor Dis',i,-e
,fohn Wesley
th;
('
his Life nil,
Fowl-Shoot
Louis, 1886. 5, Fliarinaco|
j and Nose, N. Y'ork, 1887.
I Leii'evre, iMatfhew.
I Work, Lon., 18- ,, ii. Svo.
LetlingweU. William Miuce. Wil I
\h!t ■■ Scientific mo' Practical Detci.j.iions of Wild Fowl,
i ill, :r Resorts, HiUit.s, Flights, and the Most Succea,sful
.Method of Hunting them. Illust. Chic, 18^'8, Svo.
1 Letfnianii, Kenry, professor of cheuiisti., in Jef
I ferson Medical Collci;e, Pli'i,,lelphia I. First Sti'iis i,.-
Che'::;,al Princiiilc-, i'/iila.. iS79, lOiiio. 2. The Coiu-
i jienu .i.' Chemistry, ii.organn' and Orgaido, Philii., I'isi.
16nio. 3. Compend of Orgudio 'lueiii'^try, (Qu!',-C,i
pet. 1.) Phihi., 1884, lOmo.
le Free, RicSiard. The HiHory of a '•Vulking-
Stic-!., in Ten Notche-, Lon., HS6, ]., Svo.
Lerroy, Kev. Edward Cracroft, M.A., gradu-
ated at Keble College, Oxford, 1877; ordainid |s7S;
curatoof St. John's, Woolwich, 1880-82. I. Undergnid-
uate Oxford, Lon., 187S, 12mo. 2. The Christian Idciil.
and otlier Sermons, Lon., 1883, p Svo. 3. Coun.-cls for
the Common Life: Six Addrestcr- vo Senior Boys in a
Public School, Lon., 1885, U'mo. 4. Cytisus and lliil-
ingale, Blackheatli, 1884, ]>. Svo. 5. Echoes from The-
ocritus, and other Sonnets, Loo., 1885, p. Svo. i;.
Windows of the Church, Lon., lS^y, p. Svo. (Includes
Nos. 4 and 5.)
"The three booklets of sonnets ,., ,irinK severally the-
above names seem to us of \ ery remark:i ide merit,"— -Icod,,
XXV. 311.
Lefroy, F. C 1. Straight Forward, and Patience
Hart; or. The Dissembler: Two Tak \ Lon., isiio. fp.
Svo; new ed., 1872. 2. The Force ol Habit; or, Tlic
Story of the Widow Monger, Lon., 1861, Svo.
Leiroy, J. A. I. Miss Margery's Ways, Lon.. ISsr,
12mo. 2. Wings without Feathers, Loc. , 1888, ISiuo.
Lcfroy, M^or-Gen. Sii John Henry, U.A,,
C.B., K.C..M.G., LL.D., F..S.A., b. 1817; director of the
magnetic and meteorological observatory at St. lli'lina
18411-41, and at Toronto 1S42-53; scientific adviser 1" t lie
Vt'ar Oflice 1854-55; director-general of ordnance Im'.s-
70 ; governor of Bermuda 1S71-77, ic. 1. A lliind-llimk
for Field Service, Lon., 1854, sq, 32nio. 2. .Meinciiiils
of the Discovery and Early Settlement of the Bcniuidiis
or Somers Islands. Vol. i., 1515-1652. Lon., 1>7;, r.
Svo.
"The volume is so bnlkv. the details are so copious, tlie
spelling so antionated, and several of the topics so purely
departmental, that the work must ever leiimii c ti. he
consulted by the historian or prized by the settler, nitlicr
than sought alter bv the general public. We can. how-
ever, promi,se to all who are fond orruminaging into liuiiily.
county, or provincial histories, an entertaining iiccoiiiit ol
the manners and customs of our furerathcrs in tlie .lays of
Elizabeth, the first two Quarts, and the rommoiiw.iiUli.
— .Sn(, Jiev., xliv. 5,'i3.
Vol. ii., 11)50-1687, 1879. 3. (Ed.) The Histoiye of
the Bermudacs or Summer Islands, (HakUiyt Soc. Pub..)
Lon., 1S82, Svo. 4. Diary of a Magnetic Survey of a
Portion of the Dominion of Canada i: the Years 1812-
44, Lon., lSS-1. r. Svo.
Lefroy, Thomas, M.A., Q'
Justice Lefroy. By his Son. I)u'
" The book is worth read! iig for il
and on account of the typical che-
the biography,"— .sVi/. /.'<• • xxii, ' '
liCfroy, Ven. Willib.it- '' ,^
ity College, Dublin, ISC
; curate of St. .-Andrew's, '.
I canon of Liverpool ISSII-6",
of Warrington. 1. A Plea
incnt, Lon., 1^75, 8vo. 2.
Sermons preached at St.
1878, p. Svo,
Lefroy, William C'ham'i'in:
Abbeys of Y'orksliire. Illust. '.
,-d:
ad.
' -.nioir of One!
■ n, Svo.
'sof Iri-iilife,
01 the sulijcctof
,x graduated :it Triii-
•,, 1864: piiiieliuil
)ol, since ISIlll; iioii,
"ince then anlnleaoun
■ Old Catholi.' .M"ve-
■ ■:- <•«•■ Chri-t : licini:
I. ';!. .Liverpool, 1.011,.
The
•2, fol.
liiiiocJ
LEP
LEI
Graver Moo.l/uvo,l:^^ 87 - ^VT' "'"' ^^"""""
f.., 1.1 "','^'" ""III "e
V 'i!?' ^"1''* wliii'li lias evorv iTri,rr'„',"i" '.".'!" ""•' "'Ultiiv
Lon., isifryy™;,^: ,^!;'"«" "'" T"»i"ph? a Novel,
of^lfeL«r!;',;„'a*^,J'-,^!'r'«« James. 1. The Supper
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Leigh,!':. (Trans.) Philippe's liOve-.Story i a Tale
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N. York, 1S77, Svo.
Leigh, Ellie. Golden Memories: a Novel, I.on.,
1S7H, 2 vols. p. Svo.
Leigh, Egertoii. 1. (Ed.) Dallails ami 1,e);ends
of Cheshire. Illust. I-on., 1S67. 4to. 2. A 'Jlossary
of Words used in the Dialect of Cheshire, founded on a
.Similar Attempt by Roger Wilbraham, Lon., IS77, p. Svo.
Leigh, Evan, IS!l-lS7(i, b. at Ashton-under-Lyne,
Laneiishire. The Science of .Modern Cotton-Spinning,
I,on., 1>72, 2 vols. 4to; 4th ed., 1S77.
Leigh, Frances, (Butler,) daughter of Mrs. F.
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liotmn of the actual slate of thinKs in tlie South from l.Hii,'-
to 1^7l) than any other work we can remember."— .Su(. Jitr.,
Iv. .'ilO. ■
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(Ed.) Jeu.\ d'Esprit, (Mayfiiir Library,) Lon., 1876;
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of Lyrics. Lon., 1S7S, ]i. Svo. 5. Strains from the
Strand: TriHes in Verse. Lon., 1S82, p. Svo.
l^eigh, Henry Stone. The lleligion of the World,
Lon., ISD'.I, l2mo.
Leigh, Hev. James Edward Austen-, M.A,,
1799-1SV4; graduated at E.\eter College, O.vl'ord, 182(1 j
vicar of Bray, lierkshire. from 1SJ2. He was a son of
James Austen, brother of Jane Austen, the novelist, and
assumed the additional surname of Leigh. A .Memoir
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"Written ill a tone of calm quiet eandour, and good
sense as well as good ta.ste. wliieli is not unworthy of its
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for Manchester, Eng. 1. History of the Cholera in Man-
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lliillads, Manchester, IStil, 12mo. ,\non.
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Elder, Sir H. « illoughby, R. Chancellor, Nelson, and
o.'hers, to the White Sea; from the (ierinan of Joseph
von Hamel, Lon., iS54, Svo. 2. Manufactories and
Commercial Est.iblishments of the World : No. I., Lon.,
ISSO, fol.
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l/eighton, .VIcxander, 1800-1874, b. at Dundee,
Scotland; was educated at the academy there and at Kdiii-
burgh for the legal pridession. With the help of llii.;li
.Miller and other friends ho obtained literary employ-
nient, and wrote the greater number of the stcn-ies kn ■wii
as " Wilson's Tales of the li(M-der." I. Curious Stoiiid
■fraditions (d' Scottish Life. Edin.. IsDO.
"Scotland is pre-eiiiiiieiitly llie land id' good stories. . . .
Mr. Leiglitoii has coll,, ted nine or ten of them, and li.is
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at entive study."— .•<■'l^ AVc, xiii. ."iilO.
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Svo. [>. Shelllmrn, [a talc] Lon., Isilj, p. 8vo. 6. 1;.,
mnnces of the Old Town of Edinburgh, Edin., 1867, p.
Svo.
Leighton, Mrs. Caroline C. Life at Pusrci
Bound: with Sketches of Travel in Washington Terii-
tory, British Columbia, Oregon, ami California, l.Sli.'i-
ISSl, Host., 1SS4, 12mo.
Leighton, D. E. >V. The Imlian Gold-Minim;
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Iieighton, John, F.S.A., b. ls22, in Lonihm : ll;l^
travelled in Russia and the Caucasus for the purpose of
studying liyzantine art; has lectured on art and litera-
ture, illustrated 1, :■■''.:, and published some satirical bro.
chures under the pseudonyine of ** Luke Limner." 1.
London Cries and Public Ivlifiees, Lon., 1S47. sq. 8vo.
2. Suggestions in Design: including Original C»iupn-i-
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ISSl. 3. Madre Natura ic;'»ioi the Moloch of Fashion-
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under th3 Commune. Illust. Lon., 1871, p. Svo ; "d
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Leighton, Uev. John, D.D. 1. (Jospcl Faith coai-
mended to Common Sense, N. York, 1SS6, lliro. 2. Tlie
Jewish Altar: an Inquiry into the S]iirit a:. I intent nf
the Expiatory (Jll'erings of the Mosaic Ritual, N. York,
1SS6, Svo.
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of the Law of Storms at Sea, Lon., 1862, Svo.
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land. 1. Rhymes and Poems; 2d ed., Lon., ISCil, Ip.
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186!), 16mo; 4th ed., 1873. 4. Laddie's I-anieiitatioii on
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73, 12mo. 5. Reuben, and other Poems, Lon., 1^75,
12ino. 6. Records, and other Poems, Lon., 1880, ]). .-vu.
Leighton, W. A. Lichen Law of Great Britain:
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Leighton, William, 1841-186!), b. at Diinlee,
Scotland, brother of Robert Leighton, sii/mi. 1. I'mais,
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Leighton, William, B.S., b. 1S33, at Cimbiidgc
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factureof glass, and in 1868 removed to Wheeling, W. \a.
1. The Sons of (Jodwiii : a Tragedy, Phila., 1876, I'-'ino.
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siH'h twaddle llu;.". ,-r;'^^^^^ • • Mixi'd with
11",". lie is a man of remli o- f, ■■"'"*-' "''','''' "'"'"'^
eiillivated t,Lsie."-,s„7 to'.^xxxvl ir '''' "'"' ''^
14. The Kngli.,!, (Jip.^i;
IS7.), or. Svo; 2d ed., Is?)
known people a . t iir m ™ i 'hi'''-T'"-'';"V« "'''^ ""'*>
ne«.Il.iddhi^.rie,j:'ln^^r^;;S.;^n^r;:'^^::f,^|t
traveller'"-,"!;''!/;^,!.!;; ',';^""'^"» "fs" untnmwoM
12m ; ''"'l"">'.\in "n.i th'otioblins.
l2mo. 1,. Pidgin-English .«ing-.«
olones in Hio ni.;„.. i.. .. . . o
y a
i.-.ro.
Illust. r.on
of si eryYn the^Vnitc^'s'/'t^'r'^' "■"' ""• A*"""'""
N.York, IS?" I'mo , M ""' ' ' -^"^ l'l"tarch" Ser.,)
•'.'•- l-mo. lil. Minor Ait.s : Porcelain. Paint-
o. 20. The
^''° 'l'*?;,""}"'" Logond. of New England;
tieyareV^tainlvcalnatt to shnk "*'''''''", '•y^^
clierished (ipiiiions aVul rnlu enVi, .^^^^ ■"■ ""™''»-''' I'f loiig-
Listory Of ti'ie UeLm/ilio;i.'"-iSj;;"'':I-J'VX''''''''"« '" "'«
•}■ (Ed.) The Life of St. Cuthberl, Edin' KSH** j,„
t'- .Middle"T;m;,ro ''."^i and "" ""'"'""' "'" *""■ '"
f^iovcrnment Co" '
™!!!Vi;!f A- voii^i^, hiiVip,;;,;;^;- --,!;; ^ji^yire^i-
victioii."_.Vu^v,n 'ixxlx '.-,1 ^ '"" '""■">'" ™"'
lias
i
'•''nfe.ss-hatal1erreWinLM, \ r t '^'?"»r>l"s. . .
tales, verv \(ell t( h l- ,^ l i- ',-'' an(l'.s tales-ven . ,
lievein.Siai diiiav ttiw^^^^ '"''">' "'c'i'ied nut 'to .
-Alh., Ko. 2988 ' ""' ""' J^i'^eun Uie Algonquin legend,;
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with P,\i.\ni, p ij ■' . ;»"'■ -<«'.
K;^!;.-. Little Thi,...t^^:L^- 'Cfr- '^'n.^^:'i^"^i'^-' i"V "' ""
■■■T. I e:.ner'sva,„„,„„ ,„,..,. _. Do«r-s. IM^sr ^^^,!r%-i^"-' I-'-D-''^ and Out
"^lir Teener's valuable work
n ",■ , ''" Languages and
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1
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,„, ^''"*'- -^'- York, 188o"'i'2iuo
1S08. A.n^r^^^-^f----^^;0 1S.S-
. ;-- -"lJ.c;^ (iiHueu. .^-.., fiiooi leans In Koiue N Vm-t ivna lo ■•
f-eland, karle« «„Hr,„„ r , . .. . ! Hampton: ^h .in T^i "';'?'?"■ ^.>'° Ch-P'-^ after
graduated
Jove,
I.i.ge
3. ,'I
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aJs of Birds, [verse.l
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ne in Thought ,■ or, The
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!iiio. 2. • the bai
ust. Phila.,18B:t,sm.4to;;La,v I
name Lely in lieu of 'hi.,' pat
the hnr nf *k« T m i .
and assumed the
■r at the Inner Temple ISfl
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Utility.
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1.
^ Th" Regul
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Tliu I'lirliiiiiao'jiry lllocaion AuH for '.iisliiMi and
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The work lonll^ a VMliiuMe iiddltlon lo the ('on>taiilly-ac-
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ndnilnlslratloii ami <d' tl'e Itefonu llill ; and II lias the fur
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inlclcour'»7wi{irthe'ro™'l famiP^,',"'''^" '"'^ '"1"^"' her
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|;|pf iM,i..rta,iil„« „r reeent l.o.iks'^if •.ravel.'-Zion^ilT
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and as,.u,ned the .-iirnaturo J. P. Lesley, whc he sf]] re
tnJJ! . the Geological Survey of the State for three
>'h h in' M .;,Z. Teft /;"'"'■ "' -^ Congregational
p.,;.- ./,.'"".""• ''"' ^"i 'he niinislrv and seftlo.! in
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" \Vi- feel liniiuil In wiy Unit. iiltlimiKli Mr. Lenlcy'H cml-
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"Vi'ga" n>unil Asia ami Kiiro|pi): with a Historical He-
view of Previous \^)yago.s along the North Coast of ttio
Oil! Worlil, by llaron A. E. von Nonli'iiskioiii, Ooni-
umn.l.T of tlio Exfieilition. Illiiat. Lon., I,'<.sl, 2 vols,
meil. Hvo ; new ed., I '<K4, 1 vol.
liCslie, Alton. Silver Key to a (ioMen Palace; a
Meilley, l,oii., IMSO, |i. Hvu.
Leslie, I). Among the Zulus ami AmatoDgoi; 2d
ed., Lon,, IH7.'>.
Leslie, Kniina, (MrN. Uixun.) I. Trial and
Trust; or, Ellen Morden's Experience, Lon., |M|14, |i,
8vo. 2. Teddy's Dream ; or, A I/ittle Sweep's Mission,
Lon., 1HB8, IHiiio. :i. Milly's Errand; or, .Saved to
Save, Lon., 1X70, 12ino. t. Harry Lawley and his
Maiden Aunis, l,on., 1S7(), p. Svo. 5. Daybreak in
Italy, Lon., 1M70, p. Hvo. ft. Elsie's Dowry: a Tale of
the Frani.o-(iorinan War, Lon., IS71, p. Hvo. 7. Orphan
nnd Kounilling; or, Alone in the World, Lon., IH7I, p.
Svo. X, Percy Uaydon ; or, Self-Conquest, Lon., 1871,
p. Hvo. U. Constancia's jlousebohl ; a Story of the
Spanish Reformation, Lon., 1M72, p. Svo. 10. Ilayslope
Uninge: a Tale of War, Lon., 187:!, p. Hvo. 11. The
Captives, Lon., 1S7.3, p. Hvo. 12. Eli/.a Metcalfe's
Basket; or, Policy, not Principle, Lon., 187li, p. Svo.
l:!. Tom Perry's Venture, Lon., 1X74, 12iiin. 14. Esther's
Hogret, Lon., 1874, ISiuo. 15. The Kerryman'a Family;
or, Daisy Hope's Fortune, Lon., 1874, l2ino. Hi. Sun-
ben in Susette, Lon., t874, p. Svo; new od., I SSI. 17.
Edward's Conquest, nnd oilier Tales, Lon., 187.^, ISmo.
18. Squire Lynne's Will, Lon., 187.5, 12ino. 19. The
Hermit of Livry: a Tale of the Days of Calvin, Lon.,
1877, p. Svo. 20. George's Temptation, Lon., IS78,
12mo. 21. The Chained 15ook ; a Story of the Days of
Henry VIII., Lon., 1S7S, 12mo. 22. Arthur Egorton's
Ordeal. Illust. Lon., 1878, 4to; new od., ISs:!. 23.
Crissy's Little Mother, Lon., 1S79, ISmo. 24. Caught
in the Toils; a Story of a Convent School, Lon., 1880,
p. Svo. 25. Tom Morrir^'s Error, and other .Stories, Lon.,
1880, 121110. 2(1. Cecily: a Talc of the English Refor-
mation, Lon., 1S81, p. Svci. 27. Only a Little FaulP
Lon., IS82, p. Svo. 2S. Tom the Boater, Lon., 1882, ji.
Svo. 20. Water Waifs; a Story of Canal-Barge Life,
Lon., 1882, 12uio. :tO. A Slip at Starting j or, Johnny's
First Place, Lon., issii. 12iiio. ;il. Dearer than Life: a
Story of the Times of Wyclitfc, Lon., 1884, sq. liinio. ,'i2.
The (Jipsy Queen, Lon., 1S81, ji. Svo. III). Margaret's
Journal; or, Steps Upward, Lon., 1884, 12mo. 34.
Marion and Augusta , and A Life Lesson, by L. E. Do-
bree, Lon., 1SS4, 12ino. 35. Saxby : a Talc of the Com-
monwealth Time, Lon., 1SS4, sq. llliiio, 36. At the Sign
of the Blue Boar: a Story of Charles II. 's Reign, Lon.,
1884, sq. Ifiiiio. 37. Gytha's .Message ; a Tale of Saxon
England, Lon., 1885, p. Svo. 38. Tom Watkins' Mis-
take, Lon., 1885, IBino. 30, Stories from French His-
tory, Lon., 1S86, p. Svo, 40. Harry Lawley and his
Maiden Aunts, Lon., ISSfi, p. Svo. 41. Hidden Seed;
or, A Year in a Girl's Life. Illust. Lon., ISsfi, 12mo.
42. The Martyr's Victory: a Tale of Danish England.
Illust. Lon., 1886, sq. Iflmo. 43. The Sailor's Lass.
Illust. Lon., 1880, p. Svo. 44. Kate's Ordeal, Lon.,
1887, p. Svo. 45. Through Stress and Strain, Lon.,
1S87, 12mo. 40. That Vulgar Girl, Lon., 18S7, 12iiio.
47. Breaking the Fetters; or, The Last of the Galley-
Slaves, Lon., 1888, p. Svo. 48. By Little and Little: a
L£8
Tale of the Spanish Armada, Lon., I88fl, I2m.>. tU. Il"»
(lie Strlkp began : a Story lir Girls, Illust. Lon., |H~-.
12nio. 'lO. The Lost llali\ . a Slnry of the Flood, I. m .
IMX8, iNiiiii. 51, .Magic llunes : a I'ale of the Tiiiio.< .i
Charleiiiagne, Lun., 1S>8, p. Svo. 52. Pretty Mi--
Hathaway, Lon., IS8S, l2iiio. 53, Saved by Love: a
Story of London Streets, Lon.. 1888, 12mi>. 54. .thuoky :
a Story for llovs. Illust. l.uii,, 18MS, 1h„io.
reNlic, iiiuut.-Col. I'orltUN-. I. The Mmi
Races of Scotland and their Monuments, Edin,, 1800, .
vols. Svo.
" Voliinu'B anioiiK the most painful to read thai we c v.
took In band, liverllowiiii; as they do Willi liil'nriimii..i.
Ilieri' Is iMi (■lJlle^lull In llie iiiulerliil. . . liic lime an i
lalioiir whiili iiiM>l have been cxpendeil iipiiii lirliiun.;-
loKolhcr Ibis ciilli rlloii of iiiilices of ^iiitfle objcel!. ,r,i\
(iiily he iippreclaUd liy turning over the- iiages."— .Viil. It, ,■ ,
xxlv. I«8.
2. The Family of Leslie from 10117 to ISOS-flO, Edii..
I soil, 3 vols. Svo.
liCdiie, (•eorRC Ulinlop, R.A., b. 18:'.5, In Lun
don; son of Charles Robert Leslie, (ofi^, vol. i.i dm
River; with Illuatratiuns by the Author, Lon., 18^1, r
Svo.
"Mr. Leslie has not, fortunately, attempted to wrli. n
methoillcal giildO'biKik to tlie Thames. . . . lie ha.s simph
kIvi'11 Ills personal reiiilnlKiciiees of the river, of ius plcn-'-
ant iKMiks, Us vIlhiKi'S anil Inns. Il« boalliiK-peoi.le, blin-,
artists, llsbes, and bores, , . . Tlie drawings of scriicry aim
llgiiresare extremely ilelleate and touched wllli feeliin;
—!<<U. Ha:, II. 720,
Leslie, Henry. The Mariner's Compass ; a Novel,
Lon., IS05, 12iuo.
Leslie, Joseph Illnckburn. The Angola of (i.id
viewed in ihe Light of Philosophy and Scripture, Lon.,
ISSJ, p. xvo.
»» Le^lie, Mrs. .MaUeline," ( Pseud.) See li.vKni,
MiiH. II. N. W., »i,/,/«.
Ijeslie, Mary K, I. Ina, and other Poems, Ediu,,
1^50, 12mo. 2. Heart Echoes from the East: Sacred
Lyrics, Ac, Lon., ISOI, fp. Svo. 3. The Dawn of Lighi :
a Story of the Zenana Mission, Lon., IS«8, ISmo: new
ed., 1S72. I. Eastern lilossonis; Sketches of Nalive
Christian Life, Lon., 1x75, 12nio.
Leslie, .Urs. IMiriam Florence, wife of E. (I.
Squicr, ii'/rii, and afterwards of Frank Leslie, ( (leiiry
Carter,) of New York, jiublisher of Frank l,e,-lii',s
Illustrated Newspaper, &o. 1. (Trans.) Travels in
Central America, by A. Morelet, Lon., 1871, p. Svo. :;.
From Gotham to tlic Golden Gate, N. York, 1S77, I2nei.
3. Rents in our Robes: a Review of Modern Socicly
:ind .Manners, N. York and Chic, 1888, 12ino.
Leslie, Robert Charles, b. Is2il; eldest son uf
Charles Robert Leslie, (oh(<', vol. i., nnd under Tavihii,
Tom, vol. iii.) 1. A Sea- Painter's Log : with Illustruliuiis
by the Author, Lon., 1S80, cr. Svo.
"I)eli(,'lill'iilly desultory, (nit-of-tlie-way. luimoroiis, , , .
He Is full of observation, and he never reveals an ell'ort,"
—Sinctalor, Ux, 1311!.
2. (Ed.) Life aboard a British Privateer in the Time
of Queen Anne: being the .Journal of Ca|ilaiii Wuiiiles
Rogers, Master .Mariner : with Notes and llluslrali"ii>.
Lon., 1S88, er. Svo. (This is not an exact reprint uf liie
original work, but a summary, with occasional extraei,-.,)
Leslie, Rev. Robert Joshua, .M.A., a deseciiil-
ant of Rev. Charles Leslie, ((/. c, niite, vol. i. ;) gimlii-
ated at Trinity College, Dublin, 1851; ordained ls,.l;
vicar of Holbeacli, Lincolnshire, since 1872. 1. I'neins,
1S40. 2. Sermons on Common Prayer, 1S53. 3. A liny
of Light. ISB4. 4. Reform of Convocation in liihi-
tion to Disestablishment, Lon., 1S7S, Svo. 5. Life ;iiid
Writings of Charles Leslie, M.A., Nonjuring Divine,
Lon., 18S5, p. Svo.
"Had he refrained from poiirliiK upon a defeiiccle.^s
public lameiilalions and invectives which niiKlii he-
come the privacy of his own study after the Sahmii.n
Army had been' singing under his windows, his I k
woufil liave been more weleimie. . . . For, with ail its
faults, it Is the result of earnest and laborious researcii."—
-4(/i,, No. 'ioyj.
li. The Life and Times of the Right Reverend -lolni
Leslie, D.D., Bishop of the Isles, Scotland, and ol Ka-
|ilioo and Clogher in Ireland ; with Preliminary Skcklies
of other Eminent Persons of the Leslie Family, .\,D.
152,5-107.5, Lon., 18s: ■•. Svo.
Leslie, Thomu^ Idward Cliffe, LL.D., IS2n-
18S2, b. at Wexford, Ireland; educated at Trinity tOi-
lege, Dublin; called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn ; |iro-
fes.sor of political economy and jurisprudence at Q i ' n's
College, Belfast, from 1853 till his death. 1. Lan.l ,-ys-
LE8
.vc'ir» In im'1-IihM.miIs, iVui i,[J'. ''"' ''«,''''■ '"'-l Hinr
"uii". |„ |„, |,r,.«.|, Ju Lit I "» If'-'li. unci UM u,.r.
"'I»;" wliln, itrlnV J, t'iMl,,' !'■>■,',"■'■ "M'Pl.'mn,!,*,! I,;
thr l«ti.«t,l,u,.;'_,f ,^ '., ' .'"/,':;';" 'l!"l •ll„M,.,l„n if,
2. K»Hav» in I^Ji;,;.., .;.! ''^''''''^.'•^'■•vll..il;l,
hVonoiiiy." Uiilijin! {^HH.
LEU
2. K»H,iv« i„ I. ,';.,■ '■'"■""«''"!' AVr.vll.(il;l
lienrnmreux, i,eo. isflfl. iMM- 1.11..
i" l'"l"'"nt..l<.KV, U, ,,■! , V •■""•n'M ,. lnye,liK„ti.,.„
^cienlill,, ,,„l,li,,.t ,n ,' ^ 'T'"' "'"' ""»■'•
llie Shile. ,Svo 2 ol'' ' i^' '!'""""• '""I', by
tlieCarb„„m Frnnui, ,'';," " "".' ''""' ^'^"^'^ "f
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.V. York, 1878. s^o""" ""''"''"" = » "i't""" Stuclyi |
or Hume K„l„ a,„l th,. ihl t IvTu I '•"'''"V " ^"'»
itcaivTm H, rranriu i if i ... «*<"mi,
fllun. !,„'„., 1881), rsvo" .,■,/'"'';;':.'"'" ^'iK-Tr-es.
"""sl., a„,l oHur '.4o.o it..;' iZ .V'"""' •"'"''""-
>■'«' Hn:. xxHII 7!l7 ** '"'"»Ii"Ik>' uimI apprutiutlou.-l
»'••"«•. '."n..iM 1%';,'""" u," "";"';."'■ "" •''" •'^""">
'"'"!'' '■'■wHilon III |„,„ f,vi
. fhidiii,.;,., „f r||„|„.,|_
^ed"rof South lliicknoyS 85' T'T"'' i""!*'
""" and the Ordiiiu y CWn n h 'ife .."'"^r t',' '^ ''"
.e,,e, Mary, (.sM;.Ha":C;'-7;:;,,n , .
of't1-r;t"!:.!rD";..J:f"v'" ""' "^''■' * «'"""
2I11H,. JJ«;«rLta of Mttsoniy, N. York, 1870, ;
-Jup'ibJ^-iTl:! ^r lit ]",^J7 i!"p-t- {
^'Kstraiiep n«.i/ *.■', i '"••'''''•• 2 vols. 8vo.
round the Wo.^t of Enelanl *'.'''''''"■ '• "^'^Mnr;
'■if "f Mary Ku^N "^ n '\ i";:!;,^:' ' '^--i , 2- (K.I."
Letter., to hor Frien,l«, Lon I'sM s " " "o"''^'"""' '"'
>naii,.nilrWy,|.!,,.u'n It,, , '' 'r «'■■'••"" "I ImM f,v
I'll" <livi„„/,a,„.,, '1 "1 1 , ." "'•11'^,"/ iiim.inrl.alinnmr.
L'iij:i. ""'*'-''' "il'iil ri'iiiarkH.'—.i^/, <<|,
'i. The Village of palacen
'-n^. I8.sn, 2vol,.,.r.Hv.,.
"ti^hwifi imr:ily^:/;,!;ivf;:;vi ";^"i'>"i "in, i„„.r..M. i„u
xvll, irc>. ' I"- 11 It rrcil to ii>. an aiiilioiiiy..'_j;.„,^^
-™r.l'i ■i.'ttui'rtnl';:;!' ^'r ""r-" '""^'^'••'"
l...n., 1882. 2 v.'k ,,. 8v„ ''"'■■•i"-y <•orr.n,.oudent^
'HlJr!:Um'l,o;'';j!;!;;V';ii;;;' ,"" I'l'^Port t,. l^ mtner Ihu
i'itiioii«ii ii„. i.Mik i,j " . r.ri'' "',""' '"'■''"■■ •"".
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iv.i..;tlie, by Mnk ,,,""•' ';.?"''\''''r'^^> '■''•• '""'^
Mais, anil PJa , p ,;.,, „^;:''' '».'^''' ; ° ^ "^h No,..,:
I.on.. 1880. ' "i<-.stinf l'ilgriin« Text .Soo. I>„b. )
^ tion '^'';fn'^,«: VaT"!'"!'^'- ^■"•" "" "'« I'tili/a.
FlaKs: b,.i„. ,i,. 'iM,:,,,! ; ,'♦• ' 'i''" KiMiit.en
(ieneral .Ma,.iv,.|.. l,,;;,",",;',:;;' ;";"'""- »<■ «H«a,ll..|..
^^Le.hhridKC., Mrs. ciu'i;.' five,. I,U.t. Lon..
.Ii'lfin:'";:!r',;f;;^:., '• 'f^^-'n 'he Oloryof
"I'.nan lleaii.s. Lon 'isoil f,, v/'"*"'K '^'I'^ughts for
North K..n»L,;;;":>' i^^!"'- ^?"'[:'« 'r«" ' *"•• '^-
full "f.'i^r^'r;;;^;;:;;:.""'"'^"'^!!-'.'. Ti,e
:xir-..,nl/;^r?^':^;;:!^;>,i,k"Vl'H-":.'b.ervtttio„ ; a mind
-^'"^^-'M^^il^g^Si^
p"-. s,-«nd the i..s',;ft!rAt.'itel;k"i,':L; v';;^i'^f
I North K..n»in,i;;„ .,:;: a;;:^' ^frcr"' V- '"^
iMr^":;^r7;';t!!;:«;\:yr'""f^?^' "^'^^i-'
, State foll.:;;,.;.'',':!:,,'^^"'-'^',':;" ■" I""'-: ■' I'lea for tho
I '^>!('ll>ri(lgp.Jta„i,„rv o „
.■HMlical oau.r of Til.'h f-'r, "'•"• l*"«-'«78. wan
member of the .U>n'^,, " ,"^'', ""^ "f '-"d"-. an,l a
-m.-on,x:t;^;L^::;tt,I:ri:;^o:r"::;
tures''of?,!'[a"7i'lJ-„i,]:'r'^'* I'r-"-^-' ■•e.K.il.,.|e.
'Ill"«t. H<...t., 188,8,1,",'!' '^'"S'-i'I'liifal Uemlnl8cenc.es.
Lctterman, Jonathan, .M.D 18''j_i879 v 1
I rso«:^r.""-" "'■ '"^ ^■"■^ »'■ "- po-toulaTk. v:;',;;
-S; ?oM:-e"?bM'„ m''*-"',^*^•^■ «™""''""'
■If A^hader, siitee 188 "^;h " F:.'; i '.'T h '"^^ If"'
Enslan.l. Belfast, 1880 p ,8vo ° '^°''"' "^
Tri;^^';^.,?5c^::''" P^^. ma., «,.d«„ted at
of .«t Annn'? a, ? ^V: ^ ' "flamed I8.iii; vicar
vant'; „„7,; ;„t r/';:'' '""./!""« '.Stn. mble So '
u.n«:"u.r,'hrpair'!,rtrviH'-. •^™-) j-- ^1....
Anon ,A prrod;"! "^.^S'^-l' '""- '^^O' ^^-o!
OrJ:^hot""(5r"':r"'i'e- a^dT'" ^'^^ ""'■""-'.
must. Bo.-t., isilf i2;,„°" ""'^ *"'" '» Ventilate them!
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Leudesdurr, C. (Trnn^.) Elements of Projective | 2 vols. r. Svo. 2. On T.ixiition : how it is riiisid nn.l
(Jcoinetry, by L. Cremona, l,on., 1SSA, Svo. I how it is ex|.emle,l. l,on., IHIll), p. Hvo. •■ Wages an.l
Leill, A. H. P. The Spinal Nerves, Brooklyn, Karniiigs of the WorkinK-Cliisse.-, Lon., IS6,, Svo I.
1882 Svo. Theory and Practice of the Metric System, ic, Lun
Leupolt, llev. Charles Ileii.iHinin, ordaine.l '" '" "'' "-'■'■ '' — ""
1831 ; missionary for tlie Chun-h Missionary Society at
Benares 18:i2-72. 1. Hccolleclions of an Indian .Mis-
sionary, Lon., I8(!2, 12mo. 2. Further Uecollections of
an Indian Missionnry, I.cm.. 1S91, ]i. Svo.
lieiltciliniill, H. (iraphic I'ictures of Native Life
ill Histant I>ands. Illusl. I.on.. 1SS8, r. Svo.
Le Vim, M illinin linriiet, b. ls2'J, at Easlon,
Pa,; an engineer, inventor, and niaiiufiictiirer in I'liila- '
delphia. 1. I'sefiil Infoniialioii for Engineers, lioiler-
Miikcrs, and I'Mreiiicii, I'liila., ISTIi. 2. The Stcain-
Eiigine Indicator and its Use, ISSt.
liC Vaiix, li, W. V. Twin Records of Creation ; I
or, (ieologv and (lenesis, fiOn., ISO;, Svo.
Levt-r, tiiiirles James, M.B., LL.D., [uni,. vol.
i.. adil.,] ISIII1-IS72. lie was appointed consul at Spez- .
7,ia ill Is.iS, and transferred to Trieste in IStiT. He con-
tinueil his literary work to the last; but his later books
are unlike his earlier ones, being less defective in plot,
but also less liuinonius. He contributed articles on vari-
ous sulijects to lilackwood's Magazine over tlie signature
of "Cornelius O'Dowd.'' I'or biog., see Fitzi'ATIiu-k,
W. ,J., Hii/nii. 1. The Fortunes of (ileiuiore, Lon., IS.'iT,
^^ vols. p. Svo. 2. Davenport Dunn, Lon., |s.ill, •> vols.
Svo; new ed., 1S71. :t. One of Them, Lon., 18(11, Svo,
1. Harrington, Lon., lSli2, Svo. ,'). A Day's Hide, Lon,,
ISli:'., :! vols. p. Svo. li. Cornelius O'Dowd upon Men
and Women and oilier Things in General, Edin. and
Lon., lsfi4. 7. Tony IJutlcr, Edin., ISIi.'J, :i vols. ji. Svo.
S. A Campaigner at Home. By Shirley. Lon., isiiij.
y. Luttrell of Arran, Lon., ISlio, 8vo. 10. Sir Brooke
Fosbrook, Edin., ISOii, 3 vols. p. Svo; new ed., 1870. II.
The liramleigbs of Bishop's Folly. Lon., ISliS, 3 vols. p.
Svo. 12. That Boy of Norcolt's, !,on,, ISliO, Svo.
"Something of the rrm: ami vigour of Charles O'.Mal-
lev and .lack lliiilou liiii;ers still, and carries you along in
sp'ite of yourselt,"— .Si(. liiv., .\xvii. (VJJ,
|:j. The Kent in a Cloud, Lon., IsOO. l2mo. U. Paul
(iosslctt's Confessions, Lon., 1870, l2mo. L'l. Lord Kil-
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Illust. Lon , lS7fi-7S. X', vols.
Lever, John Orrell. Austria; her Position and
Prospects, Loll , ISOl, Svo.
liever, Sydney. 1 . Fireflies. Ballads, Verses, Lon.,
188:',, l2mo. 2. Years Ago: a Story, Lon.. 1>S4, p. Svo.
Leverniore, Charles II., Ph.D. The Kepublic
of -New Ha en : a History of Municipal Evolution,
(.lohiis Hopkin.s University Studies, e.\tra v<d.. No. 1,)
Bait,, ISSli, Svo.
" The imr)»ise of the book is to trace the social and po-
litical liistorv of .N'cw Haven from the Ibiindatioii oi the
coloiiv lo the present time. . . . The general student of
niiHiicipal government will llmi in it iimch that is in-
tei'csliiig and instructive."— .V'i/i'"«, xliv. 101.
Leverson, M. II. Common Sense ; or, First Steps
in Political Economy. N. York, 1870, 12ino.
Leveson, Major Uenry A,, ("The Old She
karry," pseud.,) ls:i8-lS7.') ; went to Madras as a cadet
about LSI;"); served in the Crimean war 1S.)-1-J5, and
under (iaribaldi in Italy in IS60; in 1803 was appointed
colonial secretary or administrator to the British settle-
ment of Lagos, on the Cuinea coast, hut, being seriously
wourde 1 in an engageiiieiit with a body of natives, was
compelled to return to England ; took part subseiiuently
in Lord Napier's \byssiiiian expedition. 1. The Hunt-
ing-llroiinds of the Old Worhl. Lon., 1800, Svo; new ed.,
1S67. 2. The Caiiip-Fire, the Forest, and the Kiclil. By
H, A. L., the Old Shekarry. Lon., ISO.'i, p. Svo. 3. Eng-
land rendereil Impregnable. Illust. Lon. lS7l,Svo. 4.
Camp Life and its Ilequiremcnts, i'or Soldiers, Travellers,
and Sportsmen. Lon,, |S72, Svo. b. Wrinkles; or, Hints
to SportHmen and Travellers on Dress, Equiiunent, and
Camp Life, Lon., 1874, Svo. «. Sport in Many Lands, is.^o, p.
-^ ■ " : soms of
Lon.', 1870, 2 vols. Svo.
Leveson-tJower. See fiowi;n.
lievett, I'\ M. (ientle Influence; or, The Cousin's
Visit, Lon., Isij2, 18mo.
Levi, Leone, F.S.A., F.S.S., [utite, vol. i., add.,]
I82I-18S8, b. at Ancona, Italy settled in Liverpool,
Eng., in isl I, and was niituralized as u British subject.
In 1,81)2 ho became professor of the practice and prin-
ciples of commerce in King's College, London, and in
ls.il) was called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn, 1. Annals
of British Legislation, Session of 1856-57, Lon., ls.)7,
'J'J8
IS71, 12nio. .i. History of British Commerce, and
the Economic Progress o"f the British Nation, 1763-IS:'i.
Lon., 1872, Svo; 2d ed., enl., 1880.
"The lil.storv Is almost a continued panegyric upon llic
blessings (if Kicclrade: it is a prolonged cmniiicni on lb.'
text of the extreme follv of men in knocking out vwU
other's brains, instead of bartering tlieir products, and in
injuring Ibemsflves in the vain iitteiii|it to inonopolizetlie
advantages of commerce."— .'^u'. Ilri:. xxxiii. .'ol.
0. Work mid Pay ; Lectures to Working-.Men, Lot...
1S77, 121110. 7. War and its Coiisc(|uences, Eeonouiiea'.
Comincrcial, Ac, Lon., ISSl, U'mo. 8. Economic Cun
dition of the Fishermiin, Lon., 1883. SI. Wages and
Earnings of the Working-Classes: Ucport to Sir A. Bii>.-.
Lon., ISS,'), Svo. 10. International Law; with Materials
for a Code, ("International Scientihc" Ser.,) Lon,, ISS7,
p. Svo.
Levien, Kdward, M.A., b. 1819; graduated at
Balliol College, Oxford, 1S4I. (Ed,) .Memoirs of Sou-
rates : with Notes, ("Bayard" Ser.,) Lon., IS7S, '.Siici.
Levien, Fanny. 1. Maggie's Pictures; or. I lie
(ireat Life told to a Child, Lon., 187,1, Ifiino. 2. .Mil-
dred's Mistake; a Still-Life Study, Lon., lS7fi, IL'niu.
3, Urothei-s; or, Tales of Long Ago, Lon,, 1877, l.-m...
4. Almost a Quixote, Lon., 1SS3, l2ino.
Levin, Thomas Moodhouse, M.A.. graduated
at St. Catharine's College, Cambridge ; iiHercollegiiite
lecturer on logic and moral pliilosojihy. 1, Six Lectuics
introductory to the Philosophical Writings of Cicei.. :
with somv Explanatory Noli, on the SubjectMatler of
the Acadcmica anil De Finibus, Cambridge, IS7I, .'-\'i.
2. Noies on Inductive Logic: Book I., Int;-oduction 10
Mill, Loll., I8S;"), l2mo. :t. The Logic of Money: Prin-
ciples of Currency, .tc, Lon., 1SS7, Svo.
Levinse, K. 1". A Trciitise on the tiame Aoi",
Ireland, Lon., ]x:>7, 12mo.
Levinge, Sir Kichard George Angustiis,
Hart., ISII-ISS.i. Historical Uecurds of the Forty-
Third llegiment, Lon., ISOs, r. Svo.
Levington, Kev. J. 1. Watson's Tbeolo,';ical In-
stitutes Defended, N. York, 1S04, 12mo, 2. Scri)itiire
Baptism Defended. Detroit, 1865, 12nio. 3. Power with
Ood and with Men, Pliila., IsOS, 12nio.
Iievins, I'eter. Manipulus Vociibulorcui : a
Uhyming Dictionary, Lon., IsOS, Svo.
Levis, Ilichard J., M.D. Diary of a Spring
Holiday in Cuba, Pliilii., IS77. Anon.
Levisee, A. U. and L. (Ed.) Annotitted Itevisel
Codes, Dakota Legislative Assembly; with New Index ;
vol, i., .St. Paul, Minn., 1880, Svo.
Levison, J. L. Obscure Nervous Diseases Popu-
larly Explained, Lon., 1856, ISmo.
Levy, Amy. 1. A Minor Poet, and other Verses,
Lon., 1884, ]2uio. 2. The Romance ol a Ship : a Novil,
Lon., ISSS, or. S\o,
Levy, Matthias. 1. History of Short-lliind M' ril-
ing, Lon., 1801, p. 8vi.. 2, Short-Hand Notes iiicl ilm
Practice relating to them: being a ('ollection of Cases
decided in the Courts of ,Iustice, Lon., 1S86, Svo.
Levy, Capt. Uriah I'., U.S.N., 1795 '^-ISOl', b. in
Penn.^ylvania ; entered the navy in 1312. Maimiil rf
Internal Rules and Regulations for Men-of-Mar; ;'>•!
ed., N. York, 18111, lOmo.
Levy, W. Hanks, F.R.G.S. Blindness acl llie
Blind; or, A Treatise on the Science of Typli"iii|,'y,
Lon., 1S71, p. 8vo.
" It is to his personal experience of this priv.'iiion, iis
enliancing the powers of an otiienvise observant ci.llu'l'ir
of lads, fairly adept at the processes of (;iiieraliAiii»ii,
that much of'tlie value as well as of the pathetic inlcicst
wliicli belongs tn Mr. Levy's little voliimc is justly iliic. -
.S(i/. 7iVi'., xxxiii. '-'.'d.
Lew, Margaret. 1. Tales of the All'ections, l.mi.,
Svo. 2. The Adopted Daughter: or. The Win-
Winsom Park, Lon., is.iii, p. Svo.
Lewcrs, A. H. A. The Diseases of Women: a
Practical Treatise. Illust. Pliihi,, ISSS, 12mo.
Lewes, E. IJ. Draft Law of Criminal CIc und
Procedure, Lon., 1879, Svo.
Lewes, <iearge Henry, ['uitr, vol. i.. •■M.,]
1SI7-I878 He was editor of the F'ortnightlv lievirff
during the lirst two years of its existence, IMi'-oi', iiii'i
continued to contribute to it during his life, .-.c, als'i,
Cnoss, M. A., aKjira. 1. Sea. Side Studies at llli\u"-mlie,
Tenby, the Scilly Islands, and Jersey. Illusi. hon.,
LEW
LEW
60, 2 vols. D. 8v()
Uiitings, Lon., iMiirSvo ^ Ari»totlu'» rfcicntilio
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Id
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BciK'nil ii.luusi that.';., I i, ,''"'',' ■•""""'i.vlcpics „f
'"" lii.s syst,.,„ as V , ] P i "' '" ""t.™>-e U, make
Willi him."-..sv,/. y/n xxxvi --' ' '"'"" "'' '-'"i"'"'!
.^Ji. On Acto,.s,a„,,'thc A« of Acting. Lo„., ,8r^, ,,
I ,ll *^';;*''""'' «•■ I 'fe an'l Mind. First Se
iiiiii Ail.lison. ("Cinielot
J-eHiiis, H iliiniii.
Series. Vol.
'■'. I roWems of ],iie and .Mi,„i
« , , -■■ l'L'i> of .Steele
', *-''•■> ''un.. I.ssr. l2ino.
An..,n,nt of ' thc'YjHulh Po.t mi .;^'r'"^';; '^'""* •■ ""
2. History of lianks ,. , , J "'n' 'i""" '*<H !'• ."^vo.
vols. er. Svu • aiimirst . a .\ovcl, I,on., 1S7,S, ;)
^oo"^!;;ic:^JI??"' "7""'' ^■^>- '-• »^^o, «t
l.'-itT XV IS -i i • K'-.-i'luated at Alfred Univer-
day issi - A (V.i I P '■"''''"""""' H'c . '^iin-
Itho ,snnlav7nlln. f ."'";''7 "' ""^ ^"bMli and
vols. I2n' • A .,i ?';," ^'""■''''' -"*■• ^"'-^^ "-^''.^
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lea, the First The stJ,^ "i nnl !<erios. Prob-
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, Iio--t., 1871. Ifimo. 'J Onhllu. 1 '*"""
I li'>^^t.. l.sri, |f„„„. ■ ""'•' •^'''" »■•' Avenne and
I York, Is.Sd, ,svo. '" ''"■'-■ '" AWntur, N.
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coin's Inn Kfil • ,, '■! ' '"■'""' '" "'L' barnt l.in-
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Art of (;oninri„';,„!:'*^i':-./'.l"'^'""^'. Treatise on the
Art of Conjnrinir, l.-nlsr,; ,,",'' ./"',""■'■■ "" "'<•■
•"Irofes.sl.r IMf,,,,' ,,,V,. ', ' V' ^,^"' •'•!' '''I- T^-^f:
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l-.,-,r, svo " ■■ ■■■■• J ''" " "y t" '"'»" rndia, Lon., •^■'"<«'. I'On., lS7:v 5 I a ;in;^ ,/'"''"■ "^'""'ii" •■ with
'-ewin, Thomas, MA FSA r ' ^'T^r'''''' i^'^^'^i mZu^^^ ^^i:'';^' ''"''
I'iianeerv J i,%. ?;*'" "'"'""^1 '" Hio Court of ''PW'iSj Kcv. Arlliiir \r i
I'y JMliu,. fffisar, Lon ;.-,.( i"o7'"""""' ""''<"' ,'"',''"' ^''''■■■P'-ineipal of .« John' I.'i, •'■'''T.''!?' '"
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I.Sr.o, limo. "'"* ^'^^'"■'' J""-'- Detroit,
("^'^'i.Tb^vu'at w":7f^' '"v^ '^■""■" '--■-.
Yale in ^1 «■«;.' "r"' <^'"-'"«'-- ''»• : tJni'l"»ted at
With 'ii-nnr <■ '■ • '^- ^'""l^- "^^x "r «V(
r„„„...., „ .• .'"■^""■••- A ^ew Latin Bietionary
l'»^li-.«t Titnes ,|o„.i (t e iie ',. ■""""";.",• '''■'"" "'«
i. Fasti .Saeri;
li;fi:t. i,,
l.rui
1 >l)i
or A Chronology of the New Tc.la-
,"%';!';!'':•*'"'• '«'i">mas «.
■"er of Hill l
'laets, Ind
ni,
ilopiity ocm- ' !i;T''y ■" '■'■viwd, enia
Tnii
;..' eastern India, Lorn, Isin
I'f L'hitt
'lie Wild Races of ■ < " U'ln'O''-" Utin Dictiona
Hon of " F.
I'Kcl, am! in ^r
ngong and the Dwellers th
The Hill
erein : with
4 to
The work of Messrs 1 1
on any previous Latiii'-i'
fy,") N. Y'ork
, wis ami .Short ,s
."glish dictluimrj
. !,. .V' ■■■'-TSf
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LEW
now Asked wnelhcr the prjsciit work embodies n\ueh of
the results (if modern resei.reli. the luisver must bo in the
nenative. '— II. Ni-.ttlfshu'; Acad., xvii. IW.
With Vimi;nT| Makvis K., (triin;,.) (iniinion of the
New Testament; froin the l.iitin of John Albert Ucngel,
I'hila., \XfM[ 7(li eil., 1871, 2 voli. Svc.
liUWiN, l)io, M.li., ls2:i-1SSB, h. at Auburn. N.Y. ;
studied iit the Hiirviud .Medieal Sehool ; iiractised us ii
hiima;(i|iuthio physiciim in liuH'iilo, N.\., for several
years; lectured on h.v(;ieno and physiolojiy, ami in ISO:!
settUd in liostipn, Mass., and established a normal phys-
ical trainiiig-schoo!. I. New Oyrniia>lii's for iMen,
Women, ami Children; ITtli ed., liost., l.stl:', 12nio. 2.
Weak I.unj;s, and liow to make them Strong; 12th ed.,
Host., ISK:'., 12mo. :!. .Musical (rymnantics, for Families
and .Schools ; ilth ed., l-on., ISli;, p, «vo. 4. Talks about
People's Stomachs, Boat., 1870, J2ino. a. Our tiirls,
Bust., IH', 1, 12mo.
" It is only lair to neknowlodgo that sui-h JxKjks ns this
of Dr. Lewis do. in some dim way. MiUKe.st the eure fir the
evils wliieli Ihey attack." -.V<(//ri;i, .\ii. :W«.
ti. Five-Minute Cluu< with Vounj; Women and certain
other Parties. N. York, llimo. 7. Our Digestion ; or. My
Jolly Friend's ."Secret. Illust,. I'^72. 12mo. s. Chastity ;
or. Our .Secret Sins. 1S7I, l2ino. it. Prohibition ii Failure:
True Solution of the Temperance (Juestion, llosl., Is7;'i,
Kimo. Id. The Drink Pnibleni and its Solution, ],on.,
l.SSl, p. .svo. II. (iypsies; or. Why we wont (Jypsyina
in the Sierras, I.SS2, llimi). 12. In a Nutshell; Sug(?es-
lions to Ainerjoan College Student,-. ' "^s:!, 12mo. l:i. The
l.>io ijewis Treasury : a (iuide to Health ar<d JIappine.-s,
N. York. ISSS, Svo.
LcwiH, K. The Church in Wales, L'ln., 1880, .^vo.
IjPWis, E. A. M, (Trans.) The Templars in Cy-
])ro.-. iiy F. 1.. Zacharias Werner. Lon., 1887.
Lewis, K. C Tabular Outlines of Universal His-
tory, I.oTi.. 1S70, 4to; new ed., IwsO.
LewiK, E. O. I. Oodilicution of English Crioiinivl
Law ; 2d eil.. I,on.. 1878, 8v... 2. The Law of Distress
for Rent, Lon., I88S, Svo.
Lewis, E. N. Practice and Proceeding of Justices
of the Peace, Coroners, ,tc., I.iin., l.-iS-l.
LeAVis, Elinor. ".A (ihid Service:" iniehdctf to
be used as liible-I.c.^sons for Y<oing Women's ('lasses.
Lnn., IS'^.i, Svo.
Lewis, Elisha J., .M.I<. The American Spurt-
man : eiiMtaining Hints to Sportsjiien, Notes on Slioot-
injc, ami the Habits of the (ian.e liirds and Wild Fowl of
America. Illust. I'hila., 1S.')7. Svo. new ed., IS84.
Lewis, Ellis. The Ronnince of Matrimony. Illust.
Lon., 181)1, 12mo.
Lewis, Eininil. Treasures of Karkrcss. By E. L.
I'hiln., IS., I.
Lewi.s, Mrs. Estelle .\iiiin Illiinche, [iiiiir,
vol. i., add.,1 IS2I-1S80. During the later years of her
life she resided in England. I. Helcniah ; or, The Fall
of Monlczmua : n Tragedy, N. York, 18(11. 2. Poems,
Lon., IsOli, :i. Sapjdio: a Tragedy, in Five .Acts, Lon.,
ISCiS, 8vo. 4. The King's Stratagem: or, The Pearl of
Poland: a Tragedy, isiist.
Lewis, Very Kev. Evan, M.A., graduated at
Jesus College, O.xford, isili ordained 1812; rector of
Dolgelly ISIii!-84, ami since then dean of Bangor, I.
Treatise on the Apostolic Succession, IS,')]. 2. Defence
of the Doctrines anil Polity of the Church, 1S.')2. 1..
Exposure of the Wesleyan Succession, IS:i8. 4. (lod's
Week of Work, Ijon., ISiiS, 12nm.
Lewis, !■'. C;. I. Impressions of America and
American Churches, Lon., 1S45, p. Svo. 2. The Bible,
the Missal, and the Brovia'-y, Lon., IS.O.'f. 2 vols. Svo. Ii
Doctrines iif the Bible Developed, Lon., ISol, p. Svo.
Lewis, Eraneis .\., Jr., of the Philadelphia bar.
Law relating to Stocl's, Bonds, and othe: Securitic!. in
the Inited States, I'hila., ISM, 8vo.
Lewis, Rev. George, M.A.. graduated at the
University of London 1869, and nt BiiUiol College, O.x-
ford, lirst' class Theol., ISS4; ordainiil 1872; vicar of
Dodderhill since I88S. 1. A Life of .Joseph Hall, D.D.,
'iishop of Exeter and Norwich, Lon., ISS6, p. Svo.
" A liiiok of decided merit, iioimlaromiugli lo please.aiul
not ton popular to luiielll a generation which .>.ecms to
lind uii equal delight in ilenomdlng impnlarizations and
HhiiKing tin m whou tl'.;^y ari' v-ivcn to it."— S:!. /.'(!'.. l.xi. 818.
2. (Trans.) The Treatise of St. Basil the Great on
the Ilnly Spirit : with Analysis and Notes, ("Christian
Classic" Ser.,) Lon., |sss, 12mo.
Lewis, Sir (ieorge (Jornewnll, Uart,, [niiir,
vol. i., ailil.,] Isiiii-lsHli. Ho became home secretary in
10(iO
LEW
18,')9, and was transferred to the War Office in Isf.l. i,
Foreign Jurisdiction and the E.xtradition of Crimin^il-,
Lon., 1859, Svo. 2. An Historical Survey of the .\^.
tronumy of the Ancients, Lon., 1802, S.o. ',': A i)i::.
logue on the Best Form of (iovornment, Lon., l>t'>M. |..
8vo. 4. Essays on the Administratiun.s I7s:i-ls.;ii,
Lon., 1801, ,svii. 5. Letters to Variou.< Friends, Liiu .
1S70, Svii. I'lislh.
Lewis, (ieortfe <1. Fortification and Defence .|
Lumlon, Lon., 1S;')7, Svo,
Lewis, tJcorBe Pitt-, b. ISI5; called to the l.;,r
at the .Middle Ten. pie |s7l), lecorde. . !' Poole sn.,'
ISSj; asEiimeil the additional surnaTue of Pitt l>7i..
County Oi'urts Acl, 1SS8 ; with Introilucliim, Ac, Lnn..
188S, imp. Svo. With Di-: Coi.vAii. IIkniiv Avsi;i.m. \
Complete Practice of the Countv Courts, Lon., ISsn, j
vols. Svo : lid ed,, I8S7-S9.
liCwis, Ilev. (.errard. M.A., grailuiited at ,^i.
Catharine's Ilnll, Cand)r;dge, is;il; ordained lS;i4 ; \ ir:,r
of SI, Paul's, Cliftonville, since IS7H. 1. Love ami .li.i!
ousv, and otlicr Poems, Lon., 1803, 12nu). 2, I'l'ran-.;
Ballads of the Ciil. Lon., lS8,i, sm. er. Svo.
Lewis, Harold. The Churcli Rambler: a Sciic;
of Articles un the Churches in the Neighbourboml mI
Bath, l.on., Is76, Svo. .Vnon.
Lewis, Mrs. Harriet. 1, Amber, the Ailiipi.l,
N. York, ISMI, l2iao. 2. Her Double Life, N. York, ls^\
I2mii.
Lewis, H'Jiiry. The English Language ; itstiram-
mar and lliMoiy. Lon., 1807, 12mo; 9th ed., 18S1.
Lewis, Henry King. Lewis's I'ooket Medical
Yiicabuliiry. Lun., I8S(), lOmo.
Lewis, Hubert. 1. Principles of t^mveyanun,;,
Lon., 180;), Svo. 2. Principles of Equity Draliiiig,
Lon., 1805, p. Svo. •
Ijewis, J. Digest of the English Census of bTl,
Lon.. 1 873, r. 8vo.
Lewis, J, The Refornmtion Settlement ; Suminiiry
of :'uhlic Acts, ,tc.. Li n., 1885. Svo.
Lewis, J. C. Windfall Verses, and other Pccin.-,
Lon., 1875, 12mo.
Lewis, J. V.
York, IS70, :i2
Lewis, J. W.
1801, l2mo.
I^^wis, John.
Discipline for Holy Baptism, etc, .\,
.Manual nf the Infantry Drill, I'liihi.,
A Treatise on the Law of En im ni
Dimi'ain iii tlic I'liiled Slides, riiic,. 1888, Svo.
Lewis, Jolin Hcldwarc, |/(/i(<, vol. ii., "S«nii,
John, lit Sini/li Hull, lieiit,," the pseuilonyme iukKt
which licpii),liflie(l hi,- lirst liuok,] )828-l8Sl", gra^lu ,ii .|
lit Trinity Cullegc. (,'iuiibridgc. IS30 ; M.P. for lin-n
|iort 1808-74. 1. Across the Atlantic. By the AiuIimi
of "Sketches of Canlahs." Lon., I8.'il, Svo. .Aimii.
2. Our College: Leaves from an Undergrailuate's Scrili-
bliiig-Book, Lon., |S57. Ii. (Ed.) Jiivenalis Saline:
with a Literal English Prose Translation and Nntc.-,
Li.n., 1S7;), 8\o: 2d ed., ISS2, 2 vols. 8vo. 4. (Trails,
Pliny's Letters, Lon.. 1S7U. Svo.
Lewis, ."Mrs. L. L. Fatal Shadows, Bristol, I--?,
12mo.
Lewis, Mrs. L. P. Henri; or. The Little Savuy.
aril in Paris, N. York, 1S78, lOino.
Lewi«, I.awrenee, I857-IS90, h. in Philaiiel|iliia;
graduated at the University of Pennsylvania L'STfl ; ml-
mitted to the bar l87'J ; editor nl " American and EiiL'iidi
Railroad Cases" and " Aniericiiii and English Cor|Hini.
tion Cases," 1880-80. 1. Essay on Original Land Titles
" ' ' ' f
I ,;-t
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in Philadelphia, Phila., 18SII, 8co. 2. The Coiiri
Pennsylvania in the Seventeenth Century, Phila
:i. History of the Bank of North America, He
Bank chartered in the United States. Ilhisi, I
1882, 4to. I. Memoir of Edward Shippen, I l;ii i
tico of Pennsylvania, Phila., 1883, 8vo.
Lewis, Leopold, d. 1890; a solicitor. A 1'.
Merry Bells, Lon,, 18S0, 3 vols. cr. Svo.
Lewis, Lady Maria Theresa, (Villiers,!!""**,
vol.i.,udd.,] 1803-1805. (Ed.) Extracts from the leur-
nnls and Correspondence of .Mi.«s Berry, from I r^i I"
1852, Lon., 1886, H vols. Svo,
"To a posterity of .strangers Mi.ss Berry's Itcmaiii- iitc in-
teresting rather thnuigli ber eorrespondenls, and 1" : leiji!
Mild Viirie'l espi-riptv ", than on Jo-r own a.-cfiuot N'--'
compelcnt Judge win undervalue Lady Theresa ! «iss
share In the nu'rit of (he volumes which sheliasiaii ::-lii'il.
Her exorcise ■ of patience, of research, of caiiilinii ai"! d
Jnilgmcnf hasorifanized an iiiiwieldy mass ot p«|" i- i"i<>
an iiileresliiig hiouriipliy. 'I'lie notes, and (he pa--.o;esof
conneiaiiig narrative, are remarkable for accuracy :inil lot
'""luilies on t
LEW
In.,,,,, Ne.k,.,ee.a..oryof„.„ P,4c„t Day^.n!;
1.0!:!^^,', p -.sv:, ^''^'^'"'"i'^i""^ (" Heroo. uf .Science,")
..■Kit;.'; ; "' -'l^;;;/:,«/'^'''">;-i V.-- :
'. with
L..r,.,
is tlie
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" lu,l,i,u; hut it Is M, i',,|] I i,-, 111- line, I, ]> h,«,li is
l.iincasliiio, Kiij;. .■Memorii,],.<
(K<1.) Cmteniiiorary Medical
I'eylund, .loliii,
of ll„.|lcv, I,s7;(.
I-eyriiiHl, John.
-. A ll„l,,|a.v ,„ .S.uth Al,ica. M«|,s u„d I||u„.' ' \J,,',:
1 SSI'
■■■"'■•■'■'■ "■•— K Silr ■-" "'Ss^:- k;5 ss
Lewis, Tliomiis Uayter, PS\ h im^
ilritiiiiriica. The ll,,lv 1>|.„.„. f r ''"^ "'"'""''■'
l.»n., IH.ss, Hv,,. ^ ' •''■'■"^^'l'-'"'- Illu^-t,
j.l.'^ of th,. .low;" ■ ! ;, 7'f, '^"■"' i"""-' i«l Ins • Tc.,;..
fejo^^-r^^^^^^^^^^
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l.ins, Rev. John J«,„es, m.a., b. is.U, in Lon-
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Libhey, W. II. The Use
Bost., l:-ri), Kinio.
I ichten.stc'in, Vri..^^^,
ndujited daiightei- of Lord Ilolbi
and Abuse of Tobaoc
Aloys Lichteiijt
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some pointless alti'iiipl^ lU s\ it anil vapid meditations. . . . ,
The paperand print are siipertiiio, and the eiiKiavings and
wocjil-emse.xiniisitf."— .■^'ll^ Itii:, .\.\xvi. OaO.
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Liddell, Mrs. Cliristinu Catlu-riiie I'raser,
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Songs in .Minor Keys, [poems,] Lcju., IsSl, 2lmo. II.
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liiddell, Henry. The F.volution of a Democrat :
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liiddell, Sir Henry Tiioina.s, second Baron
and first Earl of Itavenswortli, 17!i7-ls7-'.
(Tnins.) The .Eneid of \'irgil, Hooks VII.-XII., in
Knglish Blank \'erse, Ediii.. 1S72, Svo.
Liiddell, Hon. and llev. Robert, .M.A., b. 180s,
son of the second Uaron and liist K;ir! of Kavensworth,
graduated at Christ Churcli, I Ixford, Is2i); oi-daine^l is:!.'!:
vicar of St. Paul's, Knightsbridge, 1S.')1-S1. 1. Lent
Lectures on the Seven Ueailly ."^ins, Lon., ISaS, Svo. 2.
Fruits of Penitential :5orriiw : Lent Lectures, Lon., I8(i0,
fp. Svo. 3. The Inspirii ion of Holy Scripture, Lon.,
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bridge ; new ed., Lon., Isiifl, l2iuo. 5. The (.'hurch's
lielief in the Keal Presence : Two ,'<ermons, Lon., ISti7,
Svo. (!. The Christian Priesthood, .\ltar, and Sacrifice:
Four Sermons, Lon., ISIi7, Svo. 7. "The Lay of the
Last Angler;" or, \ Tribute to the Tweeil at Melrose.
By a Sexagenarian. Kelso, 1S()7 ; new ed., illust., Iss.j.
liiddon, Rev. Henry Parry, D.D., D.C.L., 182y-
L'^'.K), b. at Stoneliam, Hampshire; grailuated at Christ
Church, Oxford, IS.il ; ordained 1852; vice-principal of
tho Theological Colleije of Cuddesdon lS.04-.'iD; preben-
dary in Salisbury Cathedral I8(it-7n; canon residentiary
of St. Paul's Cathedral from 1S7(1; Ireland professor of
exegesis in the University of Oxford lS7(l-82. As a
preacher Canon Liddon was cfinsidered pre-eminent
among contemporary Englisli divines. 1. Lenten Ser-
mons, Lon., 1S58, p. Svo. 2. Ajiostolic Labour ; a Sermon,
Lon.. ISli:;, Svo. 3. The Whole Counsel of God; or.
The Duty of the Clergy as Teachers of tho People : with
Particular Reference ta the Kcccnt Judgment in the
Case of " Kssays and Reviews." Lon., lS(i4, Svo. 4.
Our Founder's Vow: a Sermon, Lon., 186.'), Svo. 5.
Some Words for (lod : University Sermons, Lon., ISe.i,
Svo; 4th od., 1871. 6. Tho Divinity of Our Lord ami
Saviour Jesus Christ. {Hampton Lectures.) Lon., 1867,
Svo; llth ed.. ISS,-,. 7. Tlieni is a Holy Ghost, Lon.,
1867, 8vo. S. The Divine Indwelling a, Motive for
Holiness: a Sermon, L.ju., 1'<6s, Svo. 9. The Work
and Prospects cd' Theological Colleges: a Sermon, Lon.,
1S6S, Svo. 1(). Walter Ken Hnmiltou, liishop of Salis-
bury ; a Sketch, Lon., 186i), Svo. II. Sermons preached
bcl'ori; the l^niversity of Oxford, Lon., 186'J, ]i. Svo;
8th ed., 1SS4 ; Second Series, Lon., 1S7',1, cr. Svo ; 4th ed.,
18S6.
" Where can vim find a ricli.T and mure elocpient i"<itn-
meiit 1111 the va'riiuis phases uf spiritual doulit auil ilciiia!
than in the fnivcrsity sermons of Canon Lidilon ''— ■^ptc
lalur. liii. '.Wi.
12. Tho Purchas Judgment; a Letter to Sir J. I>.
Coleridge, Lon., 1871, Svo. (And see ("rREOOUv, Ri:v.
UoBKiiT, t«j>i:i.] I.I. Forty Sernion- on Various Suli-
jects, Lon., 1S72, Svo. 14. "Some KicHoiit. ,.f Religion :
Lent Lectures, 1S7II. Lon., 1S72; M ed.. 1-sil, IL'mo.
"This is. a Jin*-' series of l«wtnrcs. in wiiidi mir readers
will tindsoincid' the most camlid. tempiMiiI'.-, and tiuvUMijI-
fill answers wliii ii have ever been givin to tlic religions
ilouhls 111 Miir diiv. and will llnd these answer, arraimel
with all Hint lucid IhniuIv of statement and prot.iiinil
deiith of feclina which have lung consiitiited the faseinu-
tlijii of l>r, Liddous sermons."— .Sptv(ii(or, xlv. 120j.
IIJDJ
LIE
15. Twelve Sermons preached at St. Paul's and tho
University of Oxford, Lon., 1873, Svo. 16. Sermon on tijc
Late liisliop Wilberforee, Lon., IS75, Svo. 17. Sermons
on Various Subjects, and Two Lectures on St, Paul,
Lon., 1876, Svo. IS. Phu:be in London: a Sermon or
the Parochial Mission Women's Association, Lon,, I ■'-77,
Svo, III, Forty-Two Sermons on Various Subjects,
selected, Lon., I87i), Svo. 2II. Thoughts on Present
Church Troubles : Four Scrmims, Lon., Issl.p. Svn; :'.|
ed. same year. 21. Teaching and Healing: a Scriiieii,
Lon., 18S1, Svo. 22. (Ed.) (If the Five Wounds of tie
Holy Church. By Antonio Rosniini. With an Inte
duction. Lon., ISS3. er. Svo. 23. Eihvaid lioiuene
Puscy : a Sermon preached at St. Margaret's, Liverpuel,
Lon., 1SS4, Svo. 24. A Father in Christ: Sernii.n
preached in St. Paul's Cathedral, Lon., ISS.i, Svo. 2./.
Easter in St. Paul's : Sermons bearing ehietly on tic
Resurrection of Our Lord, Lon., 188.'), 2 vols. p. Svo.
'•Thiiuuhtt'ul as Dr. Liddon's sermons are in snbstaiiiv,
refined and wciglity in style, clear in expositinii mid ar-
raiigemeiil, splendidly eloiiiient in certain passages, there
is nniluntjledly a tendency to fall into one or Iwii limited
trains of tlmiight, which makes all his sermons , slightly
nuointonitus in tone."— .s^a'C/ii/or, lix. G87.
2li, Advent in St. Paul's : Sermons on the Two Coinings
of Our Lord, Lon., 18SS, 2 vols. p. Svo. 27. Devotion
to tlio Churcli of Clirist : a Sermon iireached before the
University of Cambridge. Lon., Isss, Svo. 2S. Ser
nions, ("Cunteuiiiorary Pulpit Library ;") new ed,, Lnn..
ISSS, p. Svo.
" There are few sermons in the rich and varied lileralure
of the iiulpit which would compare with these .sernuni.Nur
Canon l.iddon's for eloiiucnce of expression, for deplh "i
conviction, lor delicacy of disciiminatiiin in distiiii;in>h.
iiig the nnist vivid eleiiicnts of human experieiiie, lor
I'ower in describing the cliJinicti'ristic facts of hunuin na-
ture, and lor lliat relinemeiit •'( leeling which enaliUs the
preacher to use all his eloquence, nil his earnestne--. nil
his insight into imaginative beauty, and all his knowhdgi-
i'( human character, witlioiu for a inoinent jarring tleise
chiirds of our nature on which the religious orator too
often strikes sons to make us shrink from him. "— ,S;,cc/(i/..r,
lxi,.-.l'J,
"rneliisiic in his intelleetnal framework, he was emi
neiitly elastic in every nthir lielil of life,— in syiiipiiiliy. in
inuigfnution, in aiVection. in sensibility, in lo^'ieiil iniiie
ness, in mental alertness, in mode of expression, in lurn-
cd' feeling. . . . Tims lie liiid the diiuble gilt of llicpreiiili.r.
He impressed, he overawed, he mastered, by the m-k-.:..!
nnshakeii sol iditvw Inch his mental clmracti-ristics ji-mm. .i
toliim, . , . .\nit yet at theserviee of this uniiiMviiiL' (;,,,;
wasa brain, a heart, alive with inlinite inolion :il">ni liin;
in rich variety, lertile. resourceful, quickening, ex pauiliii;;,
vital,"— Ca.von Scott Hoi.i.a.su: CoiileuiiKiiurii llciiiuAHi.
ISIKI.
liidstone, J. Residence of the Inventor u( the
.Steam-Fngine. Lon., ISlill.
I-iil'b, Hermann. 1. The Protective Tarill': ivint
it does for us, Cliic, IsSS, 12nio, 2. Emperor Uilli;i!ii
J., the Founder of the New (ieruuin Empire: with II1--
torical Sketch of the German People from tlie Enrliist
Times to the Foundation of the llohen/ollein I)yna.-iy.
Illust. X. York and Chic, IssS, rjmo.
Liebe, Julie. 1. (Trans.) Wit and Wisdom ef
William 1.: from (lie (Icrunin, Lon,, ISSS, I2i 'J.
(Trans.) The Science of Religions, by Euiile lliii 11 ill :
with an Introduction by E. J. Ibipson, .M..\., .M.ll. \,,* .
Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, Lon.. Is-",
Svo.
Ijieber, Francis, LL.D., [on(.', vol, i., add.,] Imim-
1S72. retained the eliair of history and polilieal ecMii.iii,y
at Columbia College till ISlio, and in I86II became hIm)
priifcssiir of political science in the Columbia Law Si'li""!,
wliicli post he held until Ills dentil. For bini;,, sei:
Pkhhv, T, S., i'ii/')((. I. InslriiclioHs fur the (loverii-
mcnt of tile Armies of the United States in tile lieUl,
N. York, Isii:;, l2mo. 2, licllections on the Chaniic-;
necessary in the I'lcsent Coiistiiution of the Slnlo "f
New York, X, York, IS67, svo, '■',. Friigiiuuits of I'mIII-
ical Science; or. Nationalism and Inleriiiitionalisni. N.
Y'ork, Is68, Svo. 4. Miscolliineoas Writings, I'liili,.
ISSn, 2 vols. svo.
liiebreich, Richard. Turner and Muli
Delcrioration of ilil-Piiiuting,-. Lon., 1888, Svo,
l.iepsner. Rev. H. !•'. (Ed.) Tho Young l':i^t.T
and his I'eiipic : Practical Advice to Y'oung Ch 1 :.\ im'i' '
with Infrodiiclion ny J. T. Headloy, N. Vni., I -,
12mo.
Liesohiii!;, I,. F. Through Peril to Fuiiii'e
Story of Advcntine, Lon., ISsn, p, Svo,
Iiietzc, Krnst. Modern llcliographic I'l
a .Manual of Instruction in the Art of P.cpr ■ imini
LIG
Driiwings, Engnnin)-
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I8I>7. 8vo. -'. Missionary Picture-Oullerv. N. \Zk'
0,nun, S,n„kin« in A,„ch'„ V YkH -%''"■''"' "''
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i-iinite of Cni^s Sinn,. T i ' ""'"'."-" '*"5; IJerpetua
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N.edallist.an?! Ii3t;/v" ■"'"■""^'' ''"'' Chaneellor'.
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u^n profesor of .,ivi„it^.l the ;';;i;!„::^^'„ '?;;;-
1S75, ana'iiilh:;;';:,' Cu^uh .;"';"% i. ^r-'^r-^"
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l.''n„ is.si) Sv" " supernatural Religion,"!
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V''''l^~!rri^r!^^^'^^;';';,^r-V''^-
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unJer-
rief ,^.""""'"8' to leading English reviews | A,,.i
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I.iglitwood, John Mason, M A b IS',?. „
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lioston, Muss.; giailiiiitcd at lliirvanl IHCil, ami at tlio
incilical departiiiLMit IXil. 1. Ufpoit dm .-ii'liuol lIvHionu;
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roll, Host., ISV-l, Svo. 2. Klcctro TliiTa|iLMitics : ii
Manual of McUieiil Klootriuity. lllnsl. I'liila., I.--:'.!, r.
rjiuo. ;i. Soliool an.l hulustrial llygicno, I'liila., 18SU,
2lnio.
Lincoln, Harold. 'I'lio Sea and tlio Savages ; a
Storv 1)1' Adventarc. I.on., 1S7L', 12ino.
l/incuhi, Kcv. Ilenian, I). IX. !>. 1S21, at liosti.n,
ilsif:'.; graduated at llrovvn University Isill, and at
Xewlon Tlieoliigieal Institution ISI.i; bueaioe a ]ia|ilist
minister, lield pastorates, and has Ijeen pidfessor^ (if
eliureli history at Newton sineu IJitiS, I. (Ivl.) The
Quiet Hour, liost., Is^Tl, I.Sino. 2. Outline Loetures in
fliureh llistorv, Bost., 1><SI, 12nio. 3. Outline Lectures
iij ilie History'. if Doctrine, l!o-t., ISSO, IL'uio.
i^iucoln,'.1li's. Jt-anie (iould. Her Wasliington
Winter, Boat., I^s4, I'-'iuo.
I ificuln, Mrs. M. J. (Uniley.) Boston Cook-
lick . what to do and what not to do in Cooking.
Illust. Bost., 18.X1, 12ino.
liineoln, S. N'otes on tlie Families of Lincoln of
A;a,-~.trhiisetts, .tc, Bost,, ISIi.i, Svo. !
LinculU, W. 1. New Testament Light and Old
Testament History, Lou., 1.S54, 12mo. 2. The Javelin
of I'hinehas, Lon., lS(i:i, p. «vo. :i. l.eeture.s on the
Kpi.slles of ,Johu, Lon., 1872, 12uio. 4. Lectures on the
Booli of It.velation, Lon.. 1^7,'), 1 2uio ; new ed., ls>2.
5. Typical Knres'.iadowin;.'s in (Jenesis ; tlie World to
Coiuc. I.uu., 187S, ]p. ■'vo.
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Clieuiistry and Natural I'hilosophy, Danville, lud.,
issn, |2iuo. With other-, Tcachors' and .-^tu.leiits'
Library : a Compend of Kioiwledge necessary to Teach-
ers. .■^tiidents, and thetlcncral Header, Chic, 1SS2, Svo.
liinderfelt, Klas Augat^t. 1. Systematic Cata-
logue of the Public Library of the City of .Milwau-
kee: with Alphabetical, Author, I'itle, and Subject In-
de.xes, Jliiwaukec, IsSi-sil, 4to. 2. Volapiik: an I'.asy
Method, I8S7; 4tli ed., isss.
Liiidernian, Henry Kichard, lS2.i-187i>, h. at
Lehman, I'a. ; superintendent cd' the L'nited States
Mint 1S7:L Money and Legal Tender in the L'nited
States, N. Ycn-k, ls77, T-'mo.
Liiidesay, Mrs. II. H. (Kd.) .Momoriivls of i
Charlotte Williams Wyun. Eilited by her Sister. Lon., !
1S77.
Lindesie, A. 1. Ueconoiliation ; or. Peace with
(iod thnpugh the blood of Christ, Lon., LSS2, p. Svo. 2.
The Gospel of tirace, Lon., 1SS4, p. svo.
Lindley, Capt. .Vugustns F. I. (Ed.) The
Abyssinian War from an Abyssinian I'oint of View,
Lon., ISbS, IJino. 2. After Ophir; or, A. Search for the
South African tJold-Fields, Lon., 1871), Svo. ;i. The Log
of the "Fortuna:" a Cruise on Chinese Waters, Lon.,
1870, Ito; new ed., Is82, sfj. lilmo; 4tli ed., 1881.
Liiidley, Sir Nathaniel, son of John Lindley,
F.U.S.. (./. I-., •iiilr, vol. i.,) 1). 1S28; called to the bar
at the Middle Temple IS.'iili judge of the court of com-
mon pleas and knighted 187.i; lord-justice of the court
of appeal and a member of the privy council since 18S1.
1. (Tran.s.) Introduction to the Study of Jurisprudence ;
from •'System des I'andekten-Rechts,'' by Aubon F.
Justus T'hibaut, Lon, IS.i.xSvo. 2. A Treatise on the
Law of Partnership : including its Application to Joint-
Stock and other Companies, Lon., IstiS, 2 vols. r. 8vo;
othed., I88S.
Lindley, Percy. 1. Walks in Epping Forest,
Illust. Lou., 1883, obi. er. 8vo; new ed., 1888. 2-
Walks in the Ardennes: Cycling, Driving, Boating,
,lc., Lon., 1887, sij. Hinio. a. Christmas Cookery :ind
Good Cheer, Lon., I8S8, r. Svo.
Lindley, Walter, .M.D., and Widney, Joseph
I'onieroy, M.D. California of the Snitli : its Physi-
cal lleograpliy. Climate, Uesonrces, lioules cd' Travel,
and Health-Kesorts : :il'oiiiplete lini.le-Book to Southern
Calilornia. Illust. and .Map. N. York, ISsS, !2iiio.
Li nd»ay,.VIexaiider William t'rawl'ord. Earl
ot'l'raui'urd and Ualcarrcs, [""'' . vol. i., aild.,)
IS12-18S0. succeeded to the title in ISli'.). He . leveled
himself mainly to historical and antiiiuarian studies, ami
to the formation of a library unrivalled among priv:ite
eolle<'tioiis for tlie niiiubiT and value of its rare books,
lirst editions, and manuscripts in various languages.
1. .Seeptieism a Ketrogressivu Movement in Theology
KiOl
LIN
and Philosophy, as contrasted with the Cliureh of Lug.
land. Catholic (at once) and Protestant, Stalde auil
Progressive, Lcui., Isfil, 8vo.
"it eontaiiis the fruit iif very extensive research. , . .
Hut the style is nut atlruetlve. . . . Lord Lindsny thinks
iioililng ol'u sentence an uetuvo pinie long."— .Su'. itiv., xii,
J.'o,
2. On the Theory of the English llcxamoters, Lon..
I'»ti2, sip Syo.
"We ehuiL'e Lord Lliiilsay with the crime of drivi.r,-
simple lulli Irnm the customary wursliip id' llnnier by il,,-
ciuitcnipi iiit" which lie brings him by his inili liel almn!
translation into Kimlisli llcxaiuelcrs. (lalsely sHialleii.laifl
by the iiilnlerably bad Kntjlisli llc.\ameler.s In whii h ;,.■
has travestied him."— .sii/. W' i\. xiii. .v.i".
;;. Memoir of Anna .Mackenzie. Countess of lialcarr. -,
Edin., ISCiS, 12iiio. 1. Conservatism: its Priucipi.-.
I'olicy, and Practice, Lon., ISlis, Svo, 5. (Kciiuiciii,.in
in Relation to the Chuieli of England: F'our Letlei-.
Lon., lS7tl, Svo. li. Etruscan Inscriptions Aioily/ii.
Translated, and ('■oiiiuented upon, Lon.. Is72, syn.
"Lord Criiwforil lias cniiviiiicd liiiiisclf that the liio-
gmiKc of the ancient I'.truseiiiis was a lliub-liutcb diiih.!.
and ilinl with this key we may decijiber the siniiiKe lii-
scnjitions wbicli have hitherto batlled iibiloiueisls. , .
Jlis coiivieliou and his iiilerprela;ioiis. aliliouuh luany .,t'
them lie open to serious objei-lioiis, cannot be disiuisscd
with eoiitempl."— .S(i/. l!a:. .x.wv. '.'.lo.
7. Argo; the (iolden Fleece: a Metrical Tide, L"i,..
187(1, Svo. 8. The Earldom of .Mar in Sunshine ai.'l
Shade during Five Hiinilied Years: Letters to the I i
Clerk Register of Scotland, Edin.. 1S82. 2 vols. sv„.
I'osth.
" Fiilure liookmakers will use his wi.i k as a mine I'rcn,
which t,i horinw exiininles of the vicissitudes ol I'aniil.cs
and the romaiirc of the peeratc."— ,S(i/. A'cr.. liii. .'i;'.T.
" It is an flaiii.rate review mid criticism ol llie in-,,
winch WHS liiounlit before !lio llniise of Lords by ih,,
tiillier of the present Lord K. llie in order to estiiblisli lii-
rinlit In succeed to the e,.:ldoiii of Mar a- the heir mule
of Ills c.oisiii, llie lute Karl ol .Mar and K. ,1110, and 1. 1 I'n
counter case which was se! Iiefure the Lon'.s at tbcMiuLc
lime in bidialf nl' Mr. (iomieve-Erskiiie, who eliiiin- |..
have iiilieriled the title of Karl of .Mar as hi.s uncle's beir-
general. "-. !(/■.. No. .',s;«.
Lindsay, Hon. Colin, h, ISlit; brother of the
preceding. 1. I'niim and I nity : an Address, Lmi.
Isliu, Svo. 2. Increase of lie Flpiscopate, Lon., lsi',:;.
Svo. 3. The Church Union Movenieiil : Six Aniiiiul
Addresses, Lon., ISC.'i. Svo. I. Evidence for the Piipucy,
Lon., Isil'.), Svo. 5. De I-Ieclesia et Cathedra; or. The
I Eiii)iire Chureh of Jesus Christ: an Epistle, Lon., |s:7-
■ 78, 2 vols. Svo.
"Yervnineli the kind of work that Georce Klioi'> Mr.
('asaul)i'ii niiubt lia\e |uodneeil if lie had turned Io.iimui
Catholie."— S. (Ill n ii.\.M ; Ac<i<l., xiv. o.'>l.
l.indsay, Ldward. The Law of Prohiites an 1
Administrations. Ireland. Lon., 18.0s, Syo.
Lindsay, J. J}. Chrono-.Astrolabe : a Set of As-
• ronomie Tables. Lon., 1858, Svo.
Lindsay, J. T. Frenqh E.xiles of Louisiana, N.
York. IsSl. l2uio.
Lindsay, James, M. A., M.D. The Analytical In-
terpretation of the ■'System of Divine Goyerniueut of
.Moses, Lon., 187.'), 2 vols. p. Svo.
Lindsay, James .VIexnnder, M.D., of liclfast.
(liniatie Treatment of Consumption: Homo, Fnicign.
and Colonial Sanaloriii. Lon., Iss7, cr. Svo.
Jandsay, James Ludovic, LL.D.. F.ll.A.s..
F.R.S., V.P.S.A., LnrI ol' I'raAVl'ord and Bnl-
carres, h. 1S47; son of A. W. C. Lindsny, Kail of
Crawfcu'd and lialcarres, snyo.i. liibliothcca Lindesiaiiii :
Hand-List to the Early Editions of the Greek and Latin
Writers of Ancient and .Mediieval 'f iuie.s, Lon., Iss,,^ sy,,.
Lindsay, Kev. Thomas .>I. 1. (Trans. i Sy-teni
of Logic, and History of Logical Doctrines; fiuiii llic
German of F'riedricli Ueberweg, Lon., 1871, Syo. 'J. .st.
J.Mark: with Maps. Notes, and Introductions, Edin.,
1881, 12mo. :!. The Reformation, ('• Hand-lluol,s for
Bible-Classes,") Edin., 1882, p. Svo. I. Gohlcn Tlinn-hts:
Words of .lesus recorded in the Gospels, Edin., 1>S2.
ti4mo. :), (Ed.) Golden Thoughts from the r,-;iliiis,
Edin., ISSli, 481110. 15. The Acts of the Apostles; \nlli
Notes, Edin., 1SS4-S,'), 2 vols. p. Svo. 7. ( Ed. I Tlcui'lits
from tho Imitation of Christ, Edin., ISSd, 12iii.i. s.
'[he Gospel of St. Luke: with Introduction, Not. -. ami
Maps. Edin., lsS7, 2 vols. p. Syo.
Lindsay, Rev. W., D.D. 1. Inquiry into the
Christian Law as to the Relationships which bin .Mar-
riage, Edin., IS.i;'), l2mo; 2d ed., 1S7I. 2. Lcctiii'S,,n
i the Epistle to tho Hebrews. [Edited by Rev. Ueirgo
i Brooks.] Edin., 1807, 2 vols. Svo.
LIN
18J;.""'r''^.' "; ""!"«•"» M.D., P.R.S.E., F.L.S., ,1
18. 0, min. l(„iio. 2. Contribution to New 7.., h,,.'!
LindsBj, Vvilliam Schaw, Isi6-1877, b ,it Avr
^cotlun.l; «,,„t „,seh as a cabin b„y, r, wo , t'l ' ..i
""incl ;;f « n.erchanfna,, i„ l,s;iB, J ^ZnlyZ
!.<m.lon' ciccto,! M l> .■./t ''"I'l'ini! business in
.. u'luu, eccto.l M.l.loi' lyneniou 1 n Isjl and fnr
Nnuiorlan, m Is.v.l. I. Our Navigation ai^lMH, .
Laws uonsiclered, l,„n., 1863, Sv„ 2 n„r \f . 1
.Shipping and Aneient ^n.^erce I w '.^\. I .''us^i C'
trations, I,„n., l,s7l-76, -I vols Svo """•'■"us iiius-
Blve additionah^|;;/,rS 'lorcv ,,^r.u;;L
timis, and contrlbulf towards iaki J huir^ ''''"''"I'-
plete eni^yclopjcdia ..r tlie 1, st rv , ■ «m, y"'"."''* '}. *■■">»•
A'0'.,xxxviii,:,.i,i,an/l.xli M ^ »''ili-buildiiig."-.Sa(.
l-o'n '^""""t'o""'!.""^'"' '"^V^,""^ Mercantile Marine,
iwieeti:;,r:f a'^Mo^i.^rr t': ;^''"'''r r'
in 1852. and was apX? re LTn! ,! VoTnti it^
Torol^'i 5r"o^%'. ";",•■. "'-'-y ""-' Present IN^io^'
Bou1;dLi:::.M/nta;o,T'„rn"rsr? 1 '>;", l---t'»<i
'•-""-S?'fk.^'"i-«^t^-
IJX
tion'lWsi' *V. ''""^ '"V '''M'ier^'Mach;'. An.n.uni-
Ta.hygrapliy," 1873, I2mo, 5th ed., 187« *'"''"*'"' "^
Liiidsley, John Berrien, M.D., D.D b 1822 at
Pruiceton, N.J.; so,, of Uev. Philip Lindinv ■,:,•'
gn, uated in the n,ed.ca! ^lepartmen^ .t'tfni fr;;;'
i'ennsyivanm 84;{, professor of chemistry in he ui?
: iti' r of-t""" ''!'"-'•!; ""^ chancellor „V the u" - i
;i luinessee 18, ,-,« and since 1884. 1 Our H„;n .
5"Sf" »/-'=- --HI
Lindsley, Rev. Philip, D.D., I7sr,-i8M h „. !
■1. "t of Cumberland College, N^vshville,' 182.| "o ! '
I rni,,„„r of archieo ogy n the Prp«hvt,.i-i,in ti i • ;
.:^e.,unary at New Al.mny, In,h s^ !iT W .Ts ^^p'l'
Man . ,1' 1", ' ?,',^;\"' ''i'':i;''"','^"""-y chapters on the
Yo.t "''"""uV'm!'"*' "' ''°"'''*'''' '^'"''"■'''^hire. The
gr'll'';"^,•/?i'■f^' 'r?'-''^'''- •>• '" ■'^™*'an'lf e»i-
on '1 ,^u' ■'?.'' *"*'"'• ""<! f»i- »"">v years carried
»" .' large bookbinding establiHhment in New York City
Knicrrbo,'^k.'r\r'""' '" "'" •'™"'''' ''i'"™' '" 'ho
.s",l ,ri„«''^ •" ^rious journals. I.
o"«s of the .Seasons, and other I'ocins, N. Y„rk l.soo
I.inBnrd, Alfred, and IIutchinM.n, J, (Trans )
" I ini' '"""•''•' il'^ed Kournier. I.un., ISS|,,.r. Svo
Tow|,"i:'n""|ss"r": '^^T- "f Country and
an.V'n,!"''' ^^J^'V-'S^ '■ ■'^'^•'"="1 Annals of the King,
and (Meens of lOngland. I.oi,,. is.m, fol. - The Hold
Seeker j a .Metrical Narrative, Lon. 1m;,), fp Sv, " "
Musical l^yuics of London, l-on., IMI- 8vo (lii
ni.' With F . "^v"^ '""•?. "'"' Cli"'"" Countiet
-hW^;%-:i^^-'i-,--^,,]-n....n.
■ >o 0. Ihe Magic Flute, l,on.. I.SS4, p. Svo fi A
Ust Son, and The (iloverV Daughter, l,on 1S85' p 8v^
'• A Garhuul of .Seven Lilies, Lon. IS8 n 8»^o 8*
Ihe Haven under the Hill, l.'n,,, i.'.c, 3 o .;. cr 8vo
!r 8vo lo'T '" " '';j" ■■ ," •'^''»"' I-"" '■^•^■3 vols!
.'<t«ri'e.,:U.,°-18S8,-p Sv"' """^ '""'"'"' ""'' '"'"^^
She^l;^liv;^l^!"i;;"'l;;";>« -llvvays a diarn, about it.
life she (ieseribes ' ^vell M ,,V';V '''"11" """■'■'*• «''<«e
"nd tbcfresh i^rltt 1 ,• n 1 brer iH^nV''''"'!''' ".' "'•'^ "'=''
tier pleasant tales T 1 m u ..r ''^'''''- ""''"'''"'^'e
qi.cni tciideiievt. makel r ,1 ''er writings is a fro-
.^>k in an i.nposLC'tils:.;;'^^!:';;';^-:!":^^,;':^-;^
: i'iiistead, -if. c.
' sq. Ifitno.
'c.!^;"rSLi:i:;L.^.,^^i^-L^-^--^,Va,ue^
acetic Surv^ing aid Angu^;V:;^c;;::^;i^"f88 j
" t ■ ; Creation and Grace, Lon., 1884, 12ino
N- 'VorI;'"l's-,R^';"'''^'- '^^1 ""*''"« "f 'he Nations,
I ii.. «' '"" *"'■"'■'; Ihila., 1S64, Svo
in INo8 she was married to William James Linton ,w",a
t.m hJ"r ^""'7'"" ""•'^- f""-" "™'» "part m/s L ,"'
^m has been a frequent contributor o the 8a urdTv
11, p. svo. 2. Ihe Luke Country, Lon., 1864 tvo
■ -,'™f :'"u.r Nettle., a Novel, Lon' 1^65,3 vols.^:
'p'sv. neVed ^i'T^f.^^'T'^^' ''»"•• If^fie.Svols.
:rN:v^.''L:ri8i,?:T::is';r!;vo'-'''"^"«'^^ »■'■-''=
ne^5r^^8r^i?'^^^:^;-^,jf--^f--
son uiii„t,an ami Oomniunist. Lon.', IS72."p.'8vo
7enl^';;!;^ct'"wn^«;^;l;!ii.^™rpi7'''f'''^'>^^
thodoxy : iUs i very a rail ; ' ""' "'eology of or-
attempt to deline^S t^SJ: ^V^^Ill^ilulli^'^lJlJIJelS^iillJ
JU05 "
A Marvellous House, Lon., 1879,
f
.oaC
LIN
mdn of the workins-clnsi' "f "ur own ilfty, tjcclniilnt: his
°r"cr with the h.nmin life of Christ us his ^,';-'>'''' ' " :
Biul In a miicli U«< imrruw sense his model, anil MruiluiUI>
1 ollfylni; his (■"invptluii of it . . . In the cmirse ol an
umi.'islsteil itrnKk'le with the princil.les anil machinery ol
modern sueielv."— S/icdii/oi-, xlvl. ;i7;>.
8. l>atrioia Keuilaill, Lun., 1»74, 3 vols. p. Svo ; new
ed., \>*i:>.
•• Whatever may be thonRht of the artlstle merits of this
romaiiee, it is impossihle not to en ..y the "j .'''j';';' ''' ,\'-
Vftelty wiiieh pervades the whole ol it and kIvu.-. It lb dls-
tliictlve llavoiir."-*i(. AVf., xxxvlii. Oi.i. _
y. The Mad Willminhhys, and other Tales, Lon., lJ<i> .
new ed., l.HSU, 12nio. Id. The Atonement of Learn
Diindas, Lon., IM7I>, :i vols. p. Svo.
" Deserves a hi«h place among sensation novels.
^ "''Wc 'should he sorry to deter any one eapalile of iiprire-
clatlnL'siich a work from readiiiK it by siiyiii(; that it is a
very serious pro.liietiun ; yet tlie writer's seriuiisiiess, her
kuen sense oV the evils and waywardness ul modern so-
(■letv. and of the duty of speaking out about them, mnst
be taken into aeeoiint in jndKliiK' ol her narrative. Wo
(inirht to add. however, that, if It is serious, It is certainly
not duli."-.s«(. Afi'., xli. 7.-d. .„„ „ ,
U. The World Well Lost. Illust. Lon., 1S77, 2 vols.
Svo; 18SII, 1 vol. 12. I'mlor which Lord? Lon., lf<7'J,
3 vols. p. Svo ; ISSd, I vol. lil. With a Kilken Thread,
and other Stories, Lon.. 1SMI. 3 vols. p. Svo. M. The
llebcl of the Family, Lon., 1SSI>, 3 vols. cr. Svo ; new
- ' " ' In.
Ath.,
LIP
studied engraving under Clcor^o W. lionner, and gain. I
a reputation as a draughtsman ami engraver on wii...l.
He was engaged on the Illustrated London News, iiimI
was one of the founders of the London Leader in IS.M.
In lSli7 he removed to the I'nited States, and .selll.d
first in New York, and afterwards in New ILiveii, C'oi.'i .
where he opened a large engraving latablishment. I.
Clarihel. ami other I'onms, Lon., ISC,'., l2mo. 2. Fern
of the English Laka Country, Lon., ls(i5, r2mo. :;
I Ireland for the Irish; Rhyme and Ueasons again-!
i Landlordism, N. York, lStl7, itlino. 4. The Flower -.u. i
the Star, and other Stories for Children, Lon., ISBit, 1(,mm..
5 l'ot-1'ourri, N. Yo.-k, IHTo, 12mo. 6. The Ameri.MH
Odyssey, Wash., 1876, 16uio. 7. The Poetry of Amcri.i,
(Ilohn'sSlandard Lib.,) Lon„187.s, l2mo. S. Some Tra--
I tical Hints im Wood-Kngraving for the In.nruclioii 1
Reviewers and the Public, Illust. Bust., IS7'.l, »{■ llhii...
U. James Watson; a Memoir (.f the Days of ihe tiirht
for a Free Press in Knglnnd, and of the Agitaticm I r
I the People's Charter, Manchester, IS.SO, 10, History '•!
Wood-Kngraving in America. Illust. Lon., ISS2, fnl. :
Host,, I8S3, llo. II. (Ed.) Golden Apples of Hespem^.
1S82. 12. (Ell.) Rare Poems of tlie Sixleentl' and Mi-
cnleenth Centuries; a Supplement to the Antholog,.-:
with Notes. Illust. Lon., 1883, p. 8vo.
"The editor's taste In poetry is as true as his liaieh ni
wood-engravliiK' The book will be welmme alike lo
the ordinary reader and the scholar —All., No. ..m.
"This delightful little volume -.s.pcd((/or, lyi. 10!i(.
13. Wood-Engraving: a Manual of Instruction, lllii-i.
Lon.', 1SS4. , ., , ,,
" We may accept this admiral:;- 'rcutlse as a sort of Imv-
taste of the" larger and nuireeoinprehensive work onwoo.l-
ed. 18S1. 1,5. .My Love, Lon., ISSl, 3 vols. p. Svo. It
The Girl of the Period, and other Social Essays, Lon
1SS3, 2 vols, Svo. ("The Girl of the Period," reprinte
from the Saturday Review, was published in Ne'
Y'ork in ISB'.i.) ,, , u piiL'rnvlnL' which is expected from the aumor, . . . im«
"These iiapers, which, as we used to sUlm them each | ^J^j^^^^t {;irposes(purport.s'.'| to be,-a manual of iiiMio.-
snnday, sienied so largely tinctured with imra, ox id ; vha '^'l'}^^^. ,^jl 1,^ ,l,,,^^ ,„ ^,,, ,.,,refnily arram!vd, l.ui a
clever tlippancy, when read in the light o '"]or toiitro- , i,,j,r ,„^,i,ftiid business-like treatise on ess •ntial pom >. . .
A llilll'
Ili.-Iullo;
versles are very full of truth and subcrness. -.4ca((., xxv. f^^ ^^, expected from Mr. Linton, the book is likcwi
2S. „ , ,„,,;; somewhat controversial. He Is not content with .■xphuii-
17. lone, Lon., 1883, 3 vols. or. Svo; new ed., iSf**; | j,,,, [lie intelligence and art with whicii licwuk loi.l
18. The Ilift in the Lute, Lon., ISS.i, 32mo. lih Stabbed ; xhcmison chose their lines, but he must i.oint out i..w
in the Dark Lon., ISS;5, 12mo. 21), The Autobiography , absent these qualities are in much moile woik Hindi
I" C;:;i!,S;er Kl^kland, ,ss., 3 vols, er Svo ! passes f-4>;--t''l^:;ts^:"li!:i.^:^ i^ii.tcd, .0
" The first volume o|>eiis like tlic beginning of a regular 14- Lovt '''r- ,' "'' , 'rnnmi.uions N. York, Iss'.i,
i;;S\;.a^r ^^^^^^ SiXi-'linl. Vflslill^lJInir , S'l^;, 'with's^;;;..^;'., IL 'urir^ Enghsh Vers..,
S.jiiK.ortheskctches,whichareverythinly veiled lor j,,^ york, 18S3, :, vols. l2mo.
ilic'most part, are in the happiest manner id the author rimvood, .Mary. The House of Camelot ; a Tide,
of 'The Hill of tlie Period,' and are made add tninalb '^ „ ' --^
^j:^i;ri';^.;f;^;:^l^:'^r^':x^^!li:^:il:"''^"'"''''" '''''" ; '"lip^^a, ^^U..U. Remarks ..d Emcnd;,,^,.
21, Paston Carew, Miser and Millionaire, Lon., 1SS«, ; on Tluicydides ; 2d e.l., Lon., ISOO, Mo.
3 vols. or. Svo. 22. Through the Long Night; a Novel,
Lon., ISSS, 3 vols. cr. Svo. She is al.so said to be the
author of Too Soon ; a Study of a Girl's Heart, Lun.,
1873, 3 vols. p. Svo. Anon.
Linton, Uev. Henry, M.A.. IS0J-18S7, gnvdu-
ated at Magdalen College, Oxford. 1824; ordained 1820;
rector of St. Peter-le-liuilev, (>xford, l8;)(i-77; hon,
civnon of Chri.st Church from 1S71. .Sermons preached
at St. Peter-le-Railey, Oxford, Lon., I87S, p. Svo.
Linton, Kev. Henry P., M.A., graduated at ^"■■K.' '"."."' !'"%„. „„,„,, ,„„„ (-Grace Green
Trinity follge. Dublin. IS45 ; ordained 1845 ; divinity LippinooU, Mr>. Sarnli Jane, ( txrace uieen
lecturer at St. Aidan's (.'ollege |S.|9-.V,I ; vicar of Birken-
head lS(i4-S2; rural dean of Birkenhead 1SS8. 1. Par-
aphrase and Notes or. St. Paul's Epistles, Lon., IS.'.S,
U'liio. 2. .Jesus the Resurrcctimi ; Twelve Sermons,
Lon., ISlia, 12mo. 3. Psalms of Daidd and Sokonon,
Lon., 1871, l2ino. 4. Tlic Scriptures arrangeil in the
Order of Time as written, Lon.. 1875, l2nio; new ed.,
1S8I. 5. The Book of .Jeremiah: with Notes; Part I.,
Historical Cli.vpters, Lon., 1878, 12mo. «. The Book of
Kehemiah ; with Explanatory Notes, Lon., 1878, 12mo.
7. The Book of Genesis; with Explanatory Notes and
Atipcndiccs, Lon., 18711, 12mo. 8. Christ in the Old
Testament, Lon., 1880, 12mo. 9. The First Kf^MW h'
the Corinthians: with Notes, Lon., 18SI, I2m', :.'. I ho
Second Epistle to the Corinthians; with Note-. Lon.,
lSs2, 12mo. 11. The Books of Haggai and Zcchariah ;
with Note?, Lon., 1834, 12iiio. 12. In Memoriam ; Ser-
" ' ■ " Lon.,
Lipniann, R. I. (Trans.) A Hero of our Inn
by M. U. LeniKmtoff, Lon., 1880. p. Svo.
Lippe, Adolf, M.D., d. 1888. Text-Book of .M
teria .Mcdica, Pliila,, 1SI)7, Hvo.
Lippineott, Esther J., (Trimble.)
Book of English and American Literature
and Critical, Phila.. IS83, l2mo.
Lippincolt, Leander K. and Sarnli Jiuie.
Old Wonder-Eves, and other Stories for Chililreu. N.
wood," pseud., I L"""-. ^ol- '■• '>'l'l"l ''• 1«23. 1. Stories
and Legends of Travel and History. Illust. b"-!..
IS57 llimo. 2. Bonnie Scotlaml ; Tales of hor llisMiy,
Heroes, and Poets, Best., ISliO, ISmo. 3. Stones In.in
K;imou8 Ballads, Bost., ISfiO, ISmo. 4. Recorls "1 Ine
Years, Bost., 1867, Hhiio. 5. Stories-' a«d M.irlUs ">
France and Jtaly. Bost., 1S(',7, Kimo. (k New Ude iii
New Lands : iNotcs of Travel acro.ss the Amonciiu Lon
tinent, from Chicago to the Pacific and Buck, \.^on..
1872, r.'mo. 7. Heads and 'I'nils : Siudie.i aii.i Muii"
ol Pets, N. York, 1874, 8. Victoria, Queen ol Eii-liinl
mens preached on Various Occasions, lSlil-87,
1888, cr. Svo.
Linton, Lanrence. Ho is not Guilty !
1860, p. Svo.
Linton, Robert.
VIr.H.-ts, Lor... IH.V. 1!.
Linton, Wiliiiiin.
Properties of .\
her Girlhood and Womanhood, Lon., 4883, cr.
Stories for Home Folks. ISS5.
Lippitt, Vrnncis >», served in the civil war, no r
was brevetted brigadier general of volunteers. K^V
Treatise on the Tactical Use of the Three Arte-
York, 1S«.>. 12mo. 2. A Treatise on [ntrcnelin
York, 18fi«, l2ino. 3. Special Operations of W .
idi;ncc, 1868, r.'mo. 4. Fieh' Service in W
1 Siio. 5. Criminal Law as h..ininistercd m M- • m
setts. Host., 1870, Svo. 6. Physical IVoofs ol '>iwtla'i
Discovered Laws of the Sun and ' Life given in Letters to the Seybert Commission, "aM>-
ISSS. Svo. _ _ T r II n
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id Modern Colours,
Li
1852,
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1862,
2. Colossal Vestiges of the Older Nations, Lon.,
Lipscomb, Kev,
'b. Is 1 6, at Georgetown,
D.C, ; bee
A<i«atc
Metho.li.-t Kliif-
1 minister ; chancellor of the Univers
ilv of Ceorgiii
Svo.
186(1-74 ; professor of philosophy an
Liiilon, WiiliUMi .fames.
h. 1SI2, in London ;, dcrliilt University, Nashvi
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ille, 1875-84, I. On
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Lipscomb, Kev. Harry fiirtp r"\ \ ' "• '
vicar ol Staindron an,l i-P,.t„r .,.• r'„..i.,i..,', T'*',"'^" "^" ^
LIT
, fillliirc.."-.!^/, X„ .,7,;|"'-"'""' »i"i^'wi''l, tlif rcMilt is a
.1. Myths fro,„"'th,. "m , l'™ ''^'O'' "-J- f'„lliHi„„, l.ssM
I.o„.!d,J, in, ""•"■""n'l.o«e,,. tol,l i„ Enmi.h,
Iil':^"'«i;^'^;";^- '^"" "■-'" - - ... it.
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List, A. T«o Phases of the Social Evil. r.„„>.«, I tions. .MuIvauLrWir f?" ",':,''.''• ''''- I'hreo Voca-
Maiirico Khynharf, l.on., I.sri,
voU.^ |,, ,svi).
List, A. Two Phases of the Social Evil, Lon., l.SBl,
Listiido, J. T
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iir !■ ,iv^,.r ■ .'...!... '"""'. <-""'> T.v. she .siiniiiirta o m.. ...._. '
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"1 tlie Hook ,„■ ,hJ He:i:i;;;'io,';.!-!:V, "C 'l,''"^,, V-'kerms
;,':'»"' ««y. William. The tn-h'-of" i„„ „e
-i'.^S to the Church of ,S.o.la„,|, L„n., ls,-,s, „ "!„
:.-r^SSph.^:7jrii!:;;rTi/r"'^:
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^v.-i.m „(■ DeniHtiT- i,Vl .■ *, I ' *"' American
• '■"'"■• '^'J> }>■ !>vo; new cil., ls,><0
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0^r^U,^:i^,I^"'T\ '^''-^^--nJnnts of
l(Wn,%„b,irn, m" i""2 "''"^' M«»««cbusetts, in
."i-;.onar, ,u.^,^,;.,,,,.^?;''-;j^;.^--'-;J 1.^74,
Madagascar: its lli.tory „„a Peop*^,e. '^lin^'luUn';
quiekereyeati.me I irihlh,,, „,?,■; '■'■■ v'"''''' "'"' I"'" "■
(.■rotesqiie in ,„ai V Vh l ' '" •^'"'"■'-' "'ul for the
ilie .same .-iibje o us' i'n , i.' ' '''V '"," »"">'"'^ '1™' with
fauna of Wnil, Ka."™" tl ,i "''H" ''" 'l'^' "">" an.l
tl."r.mgl,.K,,in,,{;tV';L;iV.nelh:,rt'eils''l ''.''■ ^''V'
a loii)? sweeii in row imr /i, „J ,, ■ 't'l". ^er.v niiicli as
prcltx- stroke.' U'l i v fu/w .v'/'^-mV''^ " ^'","' ,''"'"«''
ThHfri' I'on ',fs?- "l''''""^' "■> Temperance,'
.i^ ,is?;;r/r,i,.i:-V:--^^^;.|:.^1^8.. 3. A
Cw"'l^l^^"';^^«--';«^;;;-!f';.™luateaat
Inner Tein,,le l.S7(; 4 t '^'' '" ,""•' *""■ '" 'I'"
Holdings aI ' 'Hie 'awn-'u 'f "" ""^ Agricultural
^th the Acts, Kegulati,;ns:Lt4^!ac!C,il"';'^8i:
Sktlet'lt^r^*,^""'"''' V^°""' '^^•■'«'^ "
L'vols, svu. Manners, and Facts, Lon., IS84,
l.e;.siveS^!:;i.'^\,r^'«f^' r «">•'» <"« an,l very .^mpre-
, (ouehe.i.anil W'T e Llv to h-i ,. ,■ ?' "i "<''' ''^" '"'--^ "Ot
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-.; M:5e.^!::T^!-,s.i;:'^-^7r""-"
of.L.i.J V:V,M 'n^""- .-• <'•■''•) The Poetical Work,
■ ' "'<;"lcv Pnncc, .Manchester and Lon., l.s.s] ^
life
ISMl'f'o,:.:'"''"' '■"" "' *•-• J--" I-i'tie, N. York,
izzie M. Persephone, and other Poems,
Svii,
also, a large-paper edition. 3. The L
of John Cri^chi^ri^in^e^E?
,',",?,';:;,i;',!5!'?.?"°» of the nfe ,
Little,
liOn., i'U.
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from his Speeches.
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> obtain fora; Little, Hillia
, 1867
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I.mic, Williiim John, M.D , K H.C.I'.,
v(il. i., :i'IiImJ |iliy»ifiiiii I'l llii! Iiiliint (ir|ih .u v _
Wnni'l' .111; ruiimltr (if, iiml forinorlv pti.N ^ m to, tlie
U"yii|nrlhiii)("lii' lloii|iitiil, I. Niiluic ami TniUiiielit
(if Iii-('"niiilio." "f Mm llniii:iii KriiiiiL', Lni)., is.,;), svii.
L'. On Spiiiul Wciikiic.-F ,uiil S|iiiiiil CuiviitiiM'i' ; thuir
Kurly KeiMKiiiiiiiii hthI Treiitini'iil, l.oii., iMl.-*, >*v».
With I.ITTI.i:, !•;. .M., Mi'ilii'iil iiiiil SnrKiciil .\H|ieot» of
Iri-KiKM'. ((it'iiii ViilnniM.) lllii^l. N. Voik, l!<«:i, Svn.
I.ittlc, Uev. Williuin .(ohii Knox-, M.A„ b.
iibout IS;;ii. lit Stiniiil^lnwii. r.iunty Tyroni'. IrcliinJ ;
griiiluiite.l III Trinity College, CiiiiiliiiilKcN ISilL'; (inluiniil
l.'^tCi: rocliir nl' St. Alliiin's C'IiitIk.iu.I, .MiiiiflR'sliT.
1m7,'i-S.i, iinil pinc.'O then of llniir ('ni.-:<; i-iiiinii ul' Wur- '
foster fUvi- IHSI. 1. Tlie Tlirt'i'-llmir.-' AK">iiy "f "iir
Itli'H.-f,l IUmIoc'Ihit, l,im., 1.^77, ll'iiio ; iiuw im1., l.SSl. ,
2. Seriiiiiiin |iieii(Oieit fur tlie inoH part in Miini'lifi'ler,
l,..n., 1S«II, p. «v..; 2il 0(1., IS8I. :i. Churuftcrialics
and Mdtive." "f iIk! (,'liri^iiiin Life: Ten yernions |
preiiclied In Mi>n(;lu'.-t(T Ciitliuilnil, l-..n., Is^O, er. .Svo; '
new ed., isst. 4. The .My.itery of tho I'li^-sion (if Our
Mo-I llolv Ucdeenicr, L(in., ISrtl, p. Svo ; M cd., IS,-*.), ;
(.T. Svo. ',1. Tlie Wilnen.^ (if the l'assi(jn of (lur Slost |
iliilv Kedeenicr, Lon., I^.■^l, p. Svo. ii. The Hopes and
l)cd^(ion8 of the l'iM<ion of Our .Mo.ft Holy Itedeoiner,
I,on., 18S(1, er. ^v». 7. The l!mk(^n Vow: a Stiiry of j
Here and Hereafter: Istiind Jd od.s., I,on., I^M7, p. Svo. i
». The Cliild of .^talferton : a Chapter of a Kainily :
Chroiiiele, I.on., ISss, p. 8vo. U. Tho Light of Life: |
Soriuuiis prciiidied on \ arious Oeea!(ionD, Lon., 1888, p.
Svo. Also, ?in;|le sernions. I
liittledille, H. .Notes fin Lord Mttcaulay'n " Life
of Johns-oii," l.on., |S7!», IL'iiio.
I.ittlediiie, Uvv. Kiehurd Frederick, I.I .D.,
D.C.L., I8:i:i-1K(,M1, li. in Uiililin: (.'riidiuUed, senior
Mod. Chis., at Trinity College, Dulilin, ls,^l: ordained
)8afl; euniteof .St. Mary Virgin, .-^oho, 1S57-61. Ho wii.s
obliged by ohronie ill health to give up pnroehial work,
and theneefortli devoted himself ti literature, writing on
LIV
|H88, I by npfMiintinenI of the prenidlng lii-hop, ho took ehaii<c
of the Anieriean Kplsoopal churchu- on the conlinent ut
f.iiif.-, , Kurope. I. C(iniiionc.'< ad Clerum. 1S7'.)-ISMI, .N.York,
vlum, ; 1881, IJiiio. 2. liidividuiilisiii : its (ironlh and Tended-
eies; with some Suggestions as to the lieiiiedy for 1;-
Kvils: being Sermons preiicliod before Cie I liiver.-ily "I
Cambridge, Kngland, N. York, ls8l 12rii :. li. Tlie
Cbrislian .Ministry at the Close of tb( .>linelecnth C. n-
tury I being l.eetiints beloie the (ienenil Thcologi. il
Seminary, -New York, (.n " lli.-liop I'addoek's Koiiuda-
tion." .N. York, IS'*!. Al^o, clioij.'es, ,te.
I.ittlejohn, liaviiii* .loi»t'|ihiiH. Legen 1^ f
.Mienigaii and the Old Northwest, Allegan, .^lieh., !«:..,
Svo.
Mtlk-lon, A. f. Voi'ubnlary of Sea Words, in
Kiii.'li:-h, l-'reneli, ,Vc., l.on., IS71I, 12mo.
Littleton, Hon. and Uev. feeil James, MA.,
b. l.->iill; son of the second I!:iron Hatlierlon; gradiiidcd
atChrist Cbureh, O.xford, 1^72; ordained |S7.| ; vieiin.!'
renkriilgo sinee Isstl. "Through the Way of the Wil-
derness, " Lon., isstl, 12mo.
Littleton, Ii..\., and Blatihlcy, J. S. lJi-( -i
of the Law of 1-ire liisinaiiic Companies in the Couils
of (ircut liritain and Ameiicii, l)ubu(iue, isi;:;, Svo; ;id
ed., rev, by C. liates.
I.ittlewood, Itev. Millinni Fdensor, M.A.,
graduated at I'enibroko College, Cainio nlge, 1SJ4 ; or-
dained l.>-;'i7; vieur of St. James, li.ih, 1S72-81. !.
A (iiirland from the I'arables, Lon., ls,,7, 12mo. 2. V.f-
sentials of Knglish History. Lon., 18(i2, 12mo; ,Sd e,l.,
JS68, :'.. Elciuentaiy Hiftory of liritain, Lon., IsiiH,
12ino. 4. Kngland ilt Home, Lon.. 18711, 12mo. 5. Ivs-
scntiftls of New Testament Study, Lon., 1872, p. ."\o.
fi, Down in Dingyeliire, 1872. 7. The Story of the
Wanderer, 1874. 8. Lovely in their Lives: ii liiiok l-.i
ecclesiastical pubjoets, and cor.i'
pii'ilia liritannica and to perir .■.■'■
of his publications includes u. -■ , •;
phlets; 1. Application of <". ; . ,i ;
Churches, Lon.. 18i7. 2, ji.-i'.;:
Women in tbo Early Chtifoli, L.
from the Service-Hooks of '(if. i?
Lon., 1811.'!, p. Svo. 4. Tho Mix-
to the Eneyclo-
.''he following list
.'i.. polemical pmn-
tf,o Doeoration of
• Coinmunities of
, 18(12. :i. Offices
'y Eastern Church,
halico, Lon., ISIi'i ;
4th ed., 1867. b. 'I'he North Side of tho Altar, Lon.,
Earnest lioys, Lon., 187(1. l2iiio. ',(. Tho Visitation •'!
the I'(j(.r: a Practical Manual, Lon., 1S76, ISmo. I".
liii le liiographiis, l.on., 1S7^.
Litton, Uev. lOdvvard Arthur, il-A.. [miif, ^ 1.
i., add.,] graduated double first class at lialliol ( 'il-
Icge, Oxford, 18;i(l; Fellow of Oriel 18:!(!-44 ; ordaiiir^l
1«40; rector of Naunton since IMiU. I. The Connc--
tion of the Church of the Old and New Testaimnt-,
(Uamjiton Lectures,) Lon., IS.ill, Svo. 2, I'arochia, -cr-
mons, Lon., Is5'.i, 12nio. .1. (Juide to the Study of the
Holv Scriptures. Lon., 1S6(I, fp. Svo; new ed., 1871. 4.
Miracles, Lon.. 1SR8, 12mo.
liitton, Edward falconer, Q ('., M.A., isr-
ISHl; called to the Irish bar ISI'.i; land cominissioiier
from 1881. Life or Death; the Llestiny of the Sioii.
(j. Carols for Christnins and other Seasons, Dublin, 1S65, Svo
18C4iiieds.
Lon., 18B4. 7. Unity and the Ueacript: a Hcply to
Bishop Ullathorne, Lon., 18li4. 8. Tho Catholic Ritual
in tho Church of England, Lon., 18fi,i; 13 eds. ». The
Elevation of tho Host. Lon., !8(ia. 10. Early Chris-
tian Rituals, Lon., IS(i7. II. The Children's Broad:
a Communion Office for the Y'oung, Lon., IsiiS; 4 eds.
12. Commentary on the Song of Songs, Lon., 180it,
]2ino. KJ. Pharisaic I'roselytism, Lon., 1870, Svo. 14.
Anglican Orders: a Summary of Historical Evidence,
Lon., 1S71, Svo, l.*!. Secular Studies of tho Clergy,
Lon., 1871. 16. Children at Calvary, Lon., 1S72, :!2m(i.
17. Religious Education of Women, Lon., 1872. 18.
At tho Old Catholic Congress, Lon., 1872. lit. Tho
Rationale of Prayer, Lon., 1S72. 20. The Relation of
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Lon., 1S74. 22. Dean Stanley on Ei'clesiastical Vest-
ments, Lon., 1873; :i eds. 23. Last Attempt to Reform
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Ultramontane Pojiular Literature, Lon., 1876. 25. An
Inner View of tlie Vatican Council, Lon., 1S77. 26.
Christianity and Patriotism, Lon., 1877. 27. The Pan-
theistic Factor in Christian Thought, Lon., 1S77. 28.
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Lon., 1864, 12mo; 2d ed. same year. 2. (Ed.) The Chris-
tian Passover ; or, Notes on tho Holy Communion, Lon.,
Childiv
Litton, Uev. G. Thirty Sermons for
preached nt Watton, liens, l.on., 1886, p. Svo.
Liveins, Kdwnrd, M.D., F.H. C.P., late assistnnt
physician to King's College Hospital. On Megrim, Shk
lleiidacho, and some Allied Disorders: a Contributiiai tn
the Pathology of Nerve-Storms. Lon., 1873, Svo.
Liveing," George Downing, F.R.S., b. Is27. iiml
educated at St. John's College, Cambridge, of which lie
became Fellow and lecturer ; was appointed proles-nr
of chemistry in tho Iniversity of Cambridge in l"i'il.
Chemical Equilibrium the Result of Dissipation of Kii-
orgy, Cambridge, 1S85, cr. Svo. AVith Dkw.aii, Jmiis:
1, intra Violet Spectra of the Elements, ( PliiloMi|iiiiciil
Transactions,! Lon., IS83-8S, 3 jiarts, Jto. 2. Specliuui
of Oxy-llydrogen Flame, (Philosophical Transactions,)
Lon., 1SS8 4to.
Liveing, Robert, M.A., M.D., F.R.C.P., nliy-
sieian to tho skin department, and lecturer at, .Mid-
dlesex Hospital. 1. Notes on the Treatment of Skin
Diseases, Lon., 1S70, ISnio; 4th cd., cnl., 1878; atli ed.,
1881, 2. Elephantiasis lintcoruin, or True Leprosy,
({iulstonian Lectures,) Lon., 1873, p, Svo. 3. A Ibm.l-
liook of Diseases of the Skin, Lon,, 1878, 12nio.
Livermorc, Abiel Abbot, and Putnam, Sow-
all. History of the Town of Wilton, New llaiii|'?liiie:
with a (ienealogical Register, Lowell, Mass., Iss^. ^V".
Livermore, Kate. Mary Lee, N. York, I^UO,
12nio.
Livermore, Mrs. Mary Anhton, (Hire,) h.
1821, in lioston, Mass,; married to Rev. Daniel 1'. I.ivor-
morc, a I'liiversalist minister. During tho civil warslie
was an active agent of tile Sanitary Comuii».-ion, aU'l sue
and
IS73, See, olso, Nkai.k, .1. M.. in/'i-a. 1
Littlejohn, Ut. Uev. Abram Ncwkirk, D.D., j
LL.D., b. 1824, at Florida, N.Y.; graduated at Union | has since been a (lopular lecturer on temiicranco
College in 1S45; took orders in tho Protestant Ejiisoopal j woman's sutirage. 1. Pen-Pictures, Chic, \^'
Church in 184y, and after holding various pastorates was Thirty Years too Late, a True Story, and One in :
consecrated first Bishopof Long Island hi 1869. In 1874, | sand. Illu,st. Bost., IS7.S, 32mo. 3. What slmll «»
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'llu^l. l!o-t., 1^7,1 1,1 „„"•.,., ^'"y ""nter'a Homo.
Ill"l- N. York iss^ ",' '•^'"['■V""' ""'"^ •"""■-'■
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j-lniioyc'r, i'Jnily. Seo n.u.t
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M<««!||yii,.Mrs.K. V.f,
Ht'iivi'nly Ueiv,., 1S75,
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c-nsidor him'e"- a niss^rv /' '"' ""^f^™"^"' to
reached Kngland i,^ sfir .f/. j""!'"" "f hi^ death
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liloyd, li. T. Thiity-Tlireo Years in Tasmania
ami Victoria, Liin., 1^112, \i. Svo.
Muyd, Uraiit. I. Tlimnwull Abba.", Lon., 187fi, 2
vols. cr. 8vo. 2. lObb iin J Flow ; or, He did his 13est,
Un., !8S;i, 2 voIh. cr. Svo.
liloyd, Mrs, Harriet, I Itiiyinoiid.) ( IM ) Life
and Letters of Jolin liovvard Kii>rnond. Kdited by his
Eldest D«u;,'ht(;r. X. York, 1n>1, Svo.
Lloyd, Ilnnry. The Captivity of James Towkor,
li"ii., 1S,S), I2IUO.
Lloyd, llev. Iliiiiiphri'y, D.I)., 1 .H.S , D.C.L.,
ISiKI-lssl, b. in Dublin; ^'raduiited at Trinity College
1S20; was aii|)ijinted |o-ofessor of natural |philoso|diy iit
Trinity Cidle;{e in 1S;',1, and afterwards suei'ecdcd his
father, HartlKdoniew Mo^-d, 1>.I>., (7. '*., niih-, vid. i..) as
provost of Trinity Colli'ne. 1. Klenicnts of 0|j|i(;s, Lon.,
IS.il), Svo; new oil., ISIil), 2. Ivlenientary Treatise on
the Wave Theiiry of l-ight, Liin., I.S.'iT, Svo; :M cil., lS7:i,
" There is no bimk in any lani;niii;o wliioh puts the lemi-
inu principle^ of this subject s • clearly and cuneisely. and
ttl the same thnes.i eoniplelely and iiiMii'h an interestini;
ni.'inner, before the stndent."~.lc((i/., .\iv. ■1*1
.'!. .Ma;;neiioal and .Meteorolo,:;iciil Observations at
Trinily Collej;e, Dnblin: vols. i. and ii., l,on., ISIi.'i-Ci!),
4to. I. The I'ciucr of the Keys to remit iin 1 retain
Sins, Lon., IS7:!, ji. Svo. b. A Treatise on JLi^nelisin,
Ueneral and Terrestrial, I,iin.. 1S7I, Svo. Ii. Misixd-
laneinis I'apers connected with I'hysical Science, linn.,
1H7S, Svo.
Lloyd, J. The liallad of Edgchill Fight, and other
I'oenis. Lcrii . I'M);, 12nio.
Lloy 1, J., and Smith, S. County {Jovernment
in England, Lon., |S7il, Svo.
LIuyd, .1. il. (Kd. anil trans.) Idlonis of the (ier-
man Langu.igo, together with the Proverbs, Lon., 187.'),
cr. Svo.
Lloyd, J. T. Life of Henry Ward IJeeeber,
('•.Memorable .Men of the N'inotoenth Century,") Lon.,
I SSI, er. Svo.
Lloyd, J. U. 1. Chemistry of Meliolne : Pracli-
eil Text- and Keferenee-Iiook for Students, l'hysieian<,
and I'harniacisls, Cin., ISSl, I2iin). 2. Pharinaceniieil
Preparations; Uli.\irs, their Uistcn-y, Forinuho, and
Methods of Preparation. Cin., ISS.'i, 12aio.
Lloyd, .>Irs. ,le§sie Sale, b. ispi; daughter of
Major-(ien. W. F. Hopkins, C.li. ; nnirried in ISIil to
William .■sii.-ling, of the lloyal .Mariu" Light Infantry,
and, having been e;irlv left a wblow, iinnried, in IS71],
Major Henry Oliver Lloy.l, of the Welsh Fusiliers. I,
The Ilazelhnrst .Mystery; a Novel, Lon., 1877, 2 vols, er,
Svo; new ed.. lS7y. 2. Knth Everinghaiu, Lon., IS71),
3 vols. er. Svo. :i. Itagainalhns ; or, The .Arabs of Love
Lane: n Tale, Lon.. IS7'.l, 12nio. I. The .silent Shadow,
Lon., 1 SSI), .'{ vols. cr. Svo. a. We Costelions; a Novel,
Lon., I8S2, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 6. (I'M.) .Shadows of the
Past; the Autobiography of lieneral Kcnyon, Lon.,
LSS2, p. 8vo. 7. Honesty Sceils, and how they grew;
Toney W'igston's Firm Hank, Lon., I'iS.i, p. Svo, ,s, (iobl
and Silver: ;i Tale, Lon., 18SI, 2 vols, er, Svo. 9. Its
Own Keward, Lon., ISSO, p. Svo. 10. Scamp: a Novel,
Lin., 1>S7, :! vols. er. Svo.
Lloyd, Rev. .loliii, M.A., P.R.H.S., gnidmited at
AVoreesIer I'ollcge, Oxford, 1843; onlaine I 1814; rector
of Llimvapley since isiil. 1. Analysis of the Hebrew
Text of lienosis, cap. i.-xi. : witli Keferenees to the
Hebrew (iraminar of liesenius, .tc. Lon., 1 8711, r. Svo.
2. An .Analysis of the IJook of Kcclesiastcs : with Notes,
Ijon., 1871, Ito, 3. The Book of .loshua: C-itical and
Kxpository Commentary on the Hebrew Te.xts, Lon.,
ISSIl, p. Svo,
Lloyd, llev. .riiliiiN, M.A., griulualed, lirst class
Jlor. Sei. Trip,, at Trinity Colleu'e, Cambridge, 1853;
ordained 1855; rector of St, Ann's, Mnncdn'ster, 188(1-
Ml, and since then vicar of Leeslield and lion, canon of
Manchester. 1, Life of Sir Philip Sidney. Lon, IS112,
H |, er. 8vo. 2. Sermons on Popular Subjects, preached
at Wolverhampton, Lon., 1802, Svo. 3, Orcades, and
oiher Poems in Latin Verse, Lon., 1871. si|, Kiino. 4.
Christian INditics: a Study of Christian Politics accord-
ing to the New Testament. Lon., 187", l2nio. .1. Sketches
of Chnrch History in Rcntlund, Lon, I-:77, T-'in... ('..
The (ialliciin Church : Skelches of Church History in
France, Lon., 1879, l2ino. 7. Historv of the Christian
Church, in Short liiogra])hical .-lies, Lon., IS7il, er.
Svo. .8. Sketches of Churco i.istory in Iterinaiiv, Lon.,
1010
LOB
1880, 12mo, !). The Xorlh African Church: with Map,
Lon,, ISSO, p. Svo, III, Duty and Faith: Kehiliun cf
Moral Philosophy to Christian Doctrine, Lon,, I>84, p.
Svo, II. History of the English Church, in Short l!io.
graphical Sketches, Lon., ISsii, 12nio. 12, Outlines ol
the Church History of England, Lon., ISSO, 12iiio. I)!.
Sermons on Old Testament Characters, Lon., |s>7
l2mo.
Lloyd, ('apt. L. Ii., |'<m/>, vol. i.,ndd,] 1. lian..
Birds and Wihl Fowl of Sweden anrl Norway, Lon,,
I8tj7, r. Svo. 2. Peiisant Life in Sweden. Ilhisl. Lon .
18/0, Svo. 3. The Field Sports of the North of Furope
a Narrative of Angling, Hunting, and Shooting- in
Sweden and Norway: enl. ed., Lon.. 1885, Svo. I'ri.,.
is a compilation td' chapters from I he author's forme
books. I
■■ Lloyd was a iialunilist as well ns a sportsman, and iiv a
jiidieiiiiis niixtnre of aiieedoli' :iiid adventure siiccecils'in
hnldiia; bis reader'^ alteiitioii in spite of a soiiie'Alml
lioiiiely style of wriliiig."— .Icik/ , .\xvlii. ii'J.
Lloyd, iMorKnil, (^C., b. 1822; called In the bar :ii
the .Middle Temple IS47; JI.V. for lieaumnris ls74-,^.,
1. The Law and I'racliee of the County Courts, Lon..
1857, 12nio. 2, Sujireme Court of Judicature Ael*.
187.3-75, and Rules: with Notes, Lon., 1S75, 8vo.
Lloyd, S. II. I. (ilinipses of the Spirit-Land:
Sonnets, Adilresses, and other Pneiiis, N. York, 1807.
Iiimo. Privately printed. 2. Wiiyside Thought-, .N.
Y<irk, LSfii), ninio,
iiluyd, S. .1. Triiets on .Metallic and Paper Cur
rencv. Edited by J, K, M,, [John Kamsay .MacCullocli,]
Lon,', 1858,
Lloyd, S. f5. (Trans,) National ,«ystein of Pnlitiiiil
Economy, by F, List, Lon,, 1885, Svo.
Lloyd, \\, Saints of 1881 : Sketches of Lives, l.on.,
1882, isiiio.
Lloyd, W. P. History of the First Uegimcnt,
Pennsylvania lieterve Cavalry, I8CI to 1804, Phihi.,
181)1, l2nio.
Lloyd, Walter. The Hojie of the World : an Ess;,y
on I'niveisal Hedeni|itien. Lon., 1881, p, Svo,
Lloyd, Miiliaiii WatkyNs, [miii, vol. i., add.|
I. Xanlbiiin Marbles: the Nereiad .Moiinincnl : !in I"--
say, Lon., 1845, Svo, 2, The Homeric Design of lie-
Shield of Aeliilles. Lon,, 1854. r, Svo. 3. Pindar aii-l
Themistocles : yV.gina and .Athens, Lon,, ISI'2, s\o, I,
lieneral Theory of Proportion in Archilcetiiriil Design,
Lon., 1S03, 4to. 5. The Moses of Michael Aiigcio: a
Study of Art, Lon., 1803. Svo. fi. Chrislianily in tl.c
Cartoons, Lon., 181)5, Svo. 7. Pbilosojdiy. Theology, iin I
Piety in the Age ot Hiiphael, Lon., l'sil7, r. s\'o. -,
Panics and their Panaceas : the 'i'heory of Money. Ac ,
Lon,, ISOil, Svo. U. The History of Sicily to tlic'.\llic-
iiian War: with Elucidations of the Sicilian Odes id
Pindar, Lon.. |s72, Svo.
"Mr. I.loyil lias chosen Inbreak groniid in a period for
which we nave little more than a tradilioiial lii>liiry. . . .
His chapter on the primitive po,iiihUion and ilie Hellenic
settlements ot Sicily niiiy be hivonrably eonliiiMed wiih Ilie
specnhitioiis of many elhnologists. liiu he is nol mi lii-
giiaril hiiiiself. or at leiisl lie does nol set his rcadcrv siilli-
ciently on their guard, against llio>i' (diajilers in wbicli
Tluieyilides treats of the early occupants and Ihe liilir
Ureek eolonizatioiis of Sicily." — Sit. l!ii\, xxxv. ils-'i.
111. 'J'he Age of Periclc,^ : a History of llie Politics
and Arts of (ireece from the Persian lo the Pcloponiic-
sian AVar. Lon., I. "-75, 2 vols, Svo.
'We fear that all the positive nierils of the book, its
learning, ils solidity, the conipleleness willi which il.on-
eeives llri'ek life, will Mrngglewith (lillieiilly iigaiiiM ihe
ileiiil weight of a style which even .slndeiiLs will liud it
hard III inasier."— .S(i(. Iin:. xli. Hi.
II, Critical Essays on the Plays of Slinkespeiirc, Lon.,
1875, 12mo: new 'ed„ ISSS, 12, (Ed,) Shakespeare's
.Much Ado about Nothing, Lon,, ISS4, Svo,
Lloyd-Price. See PiiicK.
liloydK, F. Pnictical (Jiiide lo Scene-Painting ami
Painting in Dlslemper. Illust. N. York. 18.83.
Loader, John. The Candidate's and Elcdiun
Agent's liiiide, Lon., 1885, Svo.
Loariiis;, Henry J. I. Selection of Comnion Sny-
Ings, Words, and Customs, Lon., IS711, 12mo, 2, lEd.l
Epitaphs Quaint, Curious, and Elegant, Lon., 1872,
1 2 mo.
Lobb, Harry William, M.R.CS., F.R.M.S, sur-
geon to St. Aiidi'cw's Ho-|iital, London. 1. H.'s'*'"^!
or. The Book of Health, Lon., 1855, er. Svo. 2. On some
of the more Obscure Forms of Nervous Affections, l.on.,
1858, Svo, 3. On the Curative Treatment of Piirilysis.
Neuralgia, Ac, with the .Aid of (j;ilvanisui ; 2d ed.. I.ai.:
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l-ock, Charles <.. .....„.„,„. ,
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geon: a l->nemcntof Aoi, ■ ,.1 V '""S^' ^"''-
new ed., 1875. 1 ",„o '^"'""' ■-'"'I'''.v. I'"n., 1874, er.Svoj
Lorknrr/''"?."''*'."- ■^"' lAMPSON.
Lockerby, Kliznbeth N.
-1 a Feiio. r;i.d;i;i;rf:^2'"r'-t- ^^^ -' ''- -^- i^'.^^"A/:^:/;e^i, 'i'" >" 'i' . • ■
" College >^7\;-84';":i:L;:;^„;;r:::;', -;^;- - ^"«<.m,. «"' ^'-'-- ^> >^ ^- '-. chanotte.
I' .v^iosat the U„ivereity^i„eeTs,s^ •/ A t""""" "'
■; enientary Trigonometry, l.on . ''.i^', , l,,:^ ^r'.'/fV'"
In^jonometiy, l,on„ 1881 l-,„ . 9 . I , :. - "'«'"•''•
'-'*-:«'nner,,Un.,,S87.,2n.„. ;^. Statics' l^U^^^
Helen :
Romance of U
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"«■•-■. I.on., 1S8S, ri'mo.
i-<)ck, Itnynioiid,
I'll.', l-on., 18(ill, p. Svo
ls,!:;,7,''.;'o'^"- ''""' »'• Orme, and other Tales, Uo
'.f t%^';!:n^87'^:n^i-;'i,^- ^-^^^ -^
1^':";; s;„^"'^"- '""-"=0iO'-. the Sisters. 1,„„.,
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Wild Urier; or,
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Now South W:ie'tn?ny"ohi,''r7"'^ ■'■"''"' '"
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to •- ™ii^d';va:i;;f;ix;^'f;.irife'''' h '^^^^"^' ■•""^r
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i.on m' .' ;^-.?-c?i:, '• •'"^;''' ""'"• f^'"»f wight,
Seoit, l,on., IS7I p\,',""-""''>' '^''•'"'"'•ial of Sir Walton
I»^;"wtl'pa!^ •!:,„ 'ii'" ^'"- "-•• ""vv Daisy's
or. MowCI, ~^ 2. The Old Violin;
Lockhart I i ti "",',..7.'', f'""" ' ***""- ' ""'o-
I-n..I8«7"";,l-.|,-s,i''« ""«'« Po"'^ » Romance.
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Lockliart, Langton. Raised to the Wool^iuck,
Lon., ISB4, 3 vols. p. 8vo.
Lockhart, Col. Laurence M'illiam lUax-
Well, 1M32-1SS2, of tlio 92(1 Hi)!liliiiiders ; wiis a
nephew of John Uibson I.oekhiirl, (7. v.,iiuU', vol. i.) He
fiTvcil ill the Criuieun wiir, iiiul iietej iis corres|](]nileiit
to the Lonilon Times during the Friinco-l'rusriiiin wiir
of I87M. 1. Doubles and Quits. Illust. Edin, and Lon.,
ISfil), 2 vols. p. Svo.
" It would be hardly honest to promise iiiiyboily any
more from the hook, hut, lifter ull, hull' 1111 hmir's umuse-
ment, even of the mildest form, is something to get out of
six hutiilred pages."— .Siit. Iiev,,x\\\\. vjo.
2. Fair to See; a Novel, Edin. ami Lon., IS7I, 3 vols.
p. Svo ; now od., 1S"2.
" While thus reeognlzl.ig the flramatie vivacity of ' Fair
to .'^ee,' we can warmly recoinm-iiid it to those who like
something better than a lively story."— ,S<i(. Rev., x-txlii. U4.
'A. .Mine is Thine : a \ovel, Kdin., KS7S, i vols. p. Svo.
Lockhart, W. P. 1. Backsliding, Lon., ISr.'i,
12ino. 2. Something about Saving, Lon., IS7S, 12mo.
'A. The Gospel Wall ; or, Lessons from Nehemiah, Lon.,
IHSII, p. Svo.
Lockhart, William. The Medical Missionary in
China; 2d ud., Lon., ISdl. Svo.
Lockhart, llcv. William, b. 1820, a relative of
John Uibson Lockhart, (mile, vol. i.,) graduated at
Extcr College, O.xford, 1842; became a Roman Catholic
priest, and is procurator of the Institute of Charity in
Rome. I. The Old Religion: Conversations, with a
Thread of Story, Lon., p. Svo. 2. (Trans.) The Names
of the Eucharist; from the Italian cjf Luigi Lanzoni. 3.
(Trans.) Ma.vims of Christian Perfection, by Rosmini.
4. Life of Antonio Rosmini-Serbati : vol. ii., Lon., 188B,
Svo. See McWai.teh, (j. S., I'li/ni.
Lockwood, A. Little Abe; or, The Bishop of
Berry Brow ; 3d eJ., Lon., 188(1, p. Svo.
Lock-.vood, Charles Barrett, F.R.C.S., surgeon
to the Great Northern Central Hospital, London, Uun-
terian professor at the Royal College of Surgeons, Ac.
1. Humorian Lectures on the Development and Trans-
ition of the Testes, Normal and .-VbHormal, Lon., I88S,
Svo. 2. Early Development of the Pericardium, Dia-
phragm, and Great Veins, (Philosophical Transactions,)
Lon., 1888, 4to.
Lockwood, E. Natural History, Sport, and Travel,
Lon., 1878, p. Svo.
Lockwood, Mrs. Florence, (Bayard,) ilaugh-
ter of .Senat((r T. F. BayunI, of Delaware. 1. Training
of Children, Phila., 1879, l6mo. 2. Suggestions for the
Use of Visitors to the Insane: Essay on the Cure and
Care of Insane Patients, ("State Charities Aid Assoc."
Ser.,) 1880, Svo.
Lockwood, II. 1. Sacred Lyrics, Lon., 1874,
12mo. 2. Masaniello, and other Poems, Lon., 1883, p.
Svo.
Lockwood, H. W. (Trans.) A.xel, and other
Poe;Hs; from the Swedish, Lon., ISfi7, p. Svo.
Lockwood, Miss Hannah K. Little May's
Mythology, Lon., 1869, ISmo.
Lockwood, Henry C, The Abolition of the
Presidency, N. York, 1884, Svo.
Lockwood, Ingersoil. 1. Washington : an
Heroic Drama of the Revolution, N. Vork, 1876, 12mo.
2. The P. G., or Perfect Gentleman, Ac, N. York,
1887, I2mo.
Lockwood, J. P. Western Pioneers: Lives of
Boardman and Pilinoor, Lon., 1881, p. Svo.
Lockwood, Lady Julia, h. 1892 ; daughter of the
second Earl of .\rian; married, 1821, to R. M. Lock-
wood. I. Instinct or Reason? Tales of Animal Biog-
raphy, Lon., 1861, two series, imp. Uiino. 2. Cyrus,
King of Persia and Media: his Life and Character,
Lon., 1861, imp. lOino.
Lockwood, Luke A. Masonic Law and Prac-
tice, N. York, 1867, l2mo.
Lockwood, M. Smith. Iland-Book of Ceramic
Art, N. Vork, 1878, l(Jmo. With Gi.aister, E., Art
Embroidery. Illust. N. York, IS78, 4to.
Lockwood, llev. Samuel, Ph.D., b. 1819, at
Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, Eng. ; graduated at the
University of the City of Now York 1847, and at New
Brunswick Theological Seminary I8.7O; held several
pastorates in the Dutch Reformed Church, and since
1867 hau devoted himself to natural science and con-
tributed to scientific journals. 1. Temperance, Forti-
tude, Justice, N. York, ISS.i. 2. Abnormal Entozoa in
Man, 1881. 3. The American Oyster, Trenton, N.J.,
1012
LOD
] 1883. 4. The Life of an Oyster, N. Vork, 1885. 6.
I Raidng Diatoms in the Laboratory, 1887. 6. Animal
' Memoirs : Part I., Mammals ; Part II., Birds : N. York
■ 1888, 12mo.
i Lockwood, Sara E. Ilusted. Lessons in Eng-
! lish, adapted to the Study of American Classics : a
Text-Book, Bost., 1888, 12mo.
Lockwood, Thomas U. 1. Practical Informa-
tion for Telephonists, N. York, 1882, I6mo. 2. Ele.-.
tricity, Magnelisin, and Electric Telegraphy. Ilhi-i
\. York, 1883, Svo.
Lockwood, W. E. Bible Biographies, from ihi
Old Testament. Illust. Lon., 1878, sq. Iiimo.
I Lockyer, A. M. Bubbles, Lon., 1887, 4to.
Lockyer, Joseph Norman, F.R.S., h. IS3(i. at
Rugby, Eng. ; was educated in private schools and .iu
the Continent, and became a clerk in the War Oltice in
18,i7. In 1870 ho was appointed secretary to the Rnynl
Commission on Scientihc Instruction and astronomiml
lecturer in the Normal School of Science in Loniton, ,in I
in 1871 he was electeil Rede lecturer to the Unive^^ily
of Cambridge. He was chief of the English (iuvern-
ment Eclipse expedition to Sicily in 1870 and to IndLi
in 1871, and was awarded the Rumford medal in 1S7I.
1. Elementary Lessons in Astronomy, Lon., 1868, ISm,,;
new ed., 1878. 2. The Spectroscope and its Applica-
tions. Illust. Lon., 1873, p. Svo. 3. Contributions h<
Solar Physics, Lon., 1874, 8vo.
" The matter It contains Is so valuable that few will re-
gret having purchased it, but nevertheleiss It lllustraies (ln^
defects that may be expected to exist in a work wriidi]
upon a branch of science which is in a state of rapid .k-
I yelopment by one of those who are prominently workimr
in it."— So/, kei:. xxxvli. 18.
4. Primer of Astronomy. Illust. Lon., I87J, ISmn.
5. Why the Earth's Chemistry is as it is, (Manchc>t(r
Science Lectures,) Lon., 1877, 12mo. 6. Star-Onziii;?.
Past and Present. Loo., 1878, Svo. 7. Studies in Spectruni
Analysis, Lon., 1878, p. Svo. 8. Researches in Spectrum
Analysis, (Philosophical Transactions,) Lon., 18s2, 4tii.
9. The Chemistry of the Sun. Illust. Lon., 1 887, Svo.
" Mr. Xormiui I^ockycr has conferred a great boon upon
chemists, physicists, and ii-stronomers by gathering jm.i
one connected whole the chief resnlts of the reseurclus
which have been made on the chemistry of the sun. . . .
Whatever judgment may be formed as to the validity if
his hypothesis, the indefatigable ardour with which he
has attacked the great problem (jf the eonstitulion cd' llie
sun, and the skill with which he has devised I'rcsh metliods
of testing and rc-tes(ing the meaning of the plieiiomciia
observed and the soundness of the arguments based
thereon, merit the warmest acknowledgment."- A. H.
Chikcii: ylcn((., xxxi. 114.
•iird to solar phcnomeiin
-ecoKiilzed facts will nut
solar phvslcs."— .l(/i., .\o,
.Many stutements wU'i
which Mr. Lockyer adva
be accepted by other stu.
3127.
10. The Movements Oi .
'iarth, Lon., 1SS7, p. Svu.
Lockyer, Mrs. Jur^epli Norman. 1. (Tr;.ns.)
Marvels of the Heavens, by C. Flammarion, Lon., ISTii,
p. Svo. 2. (Trans.) Vhe Forces 0'' Nature: a Popular
Introduction to the Study of Physical Phenomena, by
Am6d6e Guilleniin. Edited, with Additions, by J. .Nur-
man Lockyer. Illust. Lon., 1877, r. Svo. 3. (Tran-.i
The A; plications of Physical Forces, by Amf'df'e liuil-
lemin. Edited by J. N. Lockyer. Illust. Lou., 1877,
r. Svo.
Lockyer, Lisa. A Child's InBuence; or, Kathleen
and lier Great-L'ncle. Illust. Lon., 1871, 12mo; miv
ed., 1880.
Lockyer, Stewart. Earl Godwin's >Fea.-^t. an 1
other Poems, Lon., 1857, 12mo.
Locock, Frances. I. Philosophical Guide to the
Divina Commedia of Dante, Lon., 1873, p. Svo. 2. A
Bibliographical Guide to the Divina Comniedi:i of
Dante Alighieri, Lon., 1874, p. Svo.
Locock, William. The Theory and Practice of
Pers]iectivc, Lon., 1852, Svo.
Loder, J. (Trans.) Berlin Society; from the
French of Count Paul Vasili, [pseud.,] N. York, 1!<S1,
l2ino.
Lodge, Mrs. 1. Lady Ottoline: a Novel, Lon.,
1881, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 2. George Elvaston : a .Vovel,
Lon., 1883, 3 vols. cr. Svo.
Lodge, Giles Henry, M.D., 1805-lSSS, h. in
Boston; graduated at Harvard 1825. (Trans.) Ili-tory
of Ancient Art, by J. J. Winekelniann. Illust. Host..
1872, 4 vols. Svo; new ed., only 100 copies printed,
1880, 2 vols.
Lodge, Henry Cabot, Ph.D., b. 1850, in Boston,
Mass.; graduated at. Harvard 1371, and at the Laiv
LOD
^"i'sJbI^J;'':;;,;;:'--;;^'™'..- on A™erie»„ „..
im was eleuted to CuriKiws i„ i, 'J^XU-HI, unci i,,
of the works of Alev J .r li 1 ^'" "'^"■^'^ «" «di''"n
'^- ;.[ ue,„.«o e,u;.:,!'K:, HV^ir '• ''""" ■"■" '^«'-
"f .Ill^r1(K;.;:Vl!Sri;^ffV?"'''''»'l«V Memoir
known under en'ori'imlM'"'''''''',' "''"•'' '■•'"l.o S
riiere remains t,, he writt.M.,,n.. ','.'V l'™''i-' of (iheni
place Kejierulism f one .on ..'',''; '."" "!''*"f"'< Ki g o
of historians. . \[,'r',i,' ''''*' 1' (-In re l)efore the eves
?t;ntinKhlssi,|eohlM>i;^^tmriV'V"' ''■''' '''^''''''^r^^^^^^^^
n^5 aneestor, in .l" n o t Va'^Se'lS'''^'' "'V ^■''•'*^ '''
LOG
^r the M^:^«fc/S'^ii'!:;rii:^^j;?f>'i SS
Alholflifo''ryttrU'^,irv"r'- ''^■^"' ""»<'• ■'.
York, 1881, Svo *^"«'"''' ^"'""i'^» '" America, N
S ^l^'-y in ,he wllie^l^^lS'^^^'t/^r'tSir.f:^}^ !
Boti.,l8Tri"6mo ""'■""""' ("'^"erican Statesmen.")'
isii.'lom:! '''''^"^'•' ("^■"-iean 8tatcs,»e,,") Bo.st.,
pre|m .frS.r^f ,;'f''^„^'£^J,«.' "■' 'he one han.I. .„mplv tj
to show the slKniiicai ce o ■ th.,f '"^■■' "",''■ '"' "'e otfier
onaldevel,,p,?a.ntonheconrv ?"'-''' 'l' ""^ «'>«Htu-
K ''*-' '" ■■^'^^I'lfHIe from ca ' ff ;.r Vi, *", ''"■ '^'' " ""'v I'e
,1, ..11 *" ■^'^»"«'»"ie irom eiir'h ntFm.. »r. '. ""* "~^ "' '"'iv '>e
double purpose, it niay be si il,7, ,'','.'',■'"■", P'"'"' "f this
t-'d witli eminent siiccess '?„"'■''^''"■s been per-
i^™-^ P!'r','"- ''i« sen^^^alnnrnor^f", I? ';"'•' -'"ed
formed iviui enunent success " '.'"^^ ""■'' wc" Per-
tlie second part of Ms ipfmr,,'! •, " "''"" « b, 1„. ,.a led
>-;a in our 'Vi"i"./bySvm?,n v'l'P''"'-"' ^^'- '""Ik" lias
A(i/(u«, xxxvii. 234. *^ ^ """""* l'««" s» succevriul."-.
S. ■Studios in Iti.t I. .
:;••'."■ "ui "Pinioi:
.>(i/(o«, xxxvii. 234.
.?;^jj'j5'l'es in History, Host 1,884 T'mo
pcriuaneiit vah.e.-.iA-.Ji-:^,,'^' " of^^'us. and seveial Sf
I'Odge, Oliver Joseph, D ,Sc pp«
»l ixporimental physics at Vrni^ "l ;r. •' P^fessor
l","'l- I. Elementiry Me^hlics ^",""^,£"""8"' I''*'"-
«-'•. IH85. 2. On t he SfiTf n? .\' ^^l"'' ''^'"' '2"'0i rev.
inU,eUl,aicCe",:t'r'8t:to''"'^°-*'°"-^--
f""e«e,%Word?^T78'a"/•',«™1"",.''f, "' ^*™'«''<'^''
oelurer l8Sl-8i'; I b raria" 1sS5 Th I 'T'" ''''"'^''""
tniopo, from 1453 to""?" Lon m^ '"«""'' *''"1«'-"
r-e^^^'^hll'^^lj™-^^^^ audit
Kood abridgment. UabonnH.-o- •.^«^''^'"heless it is a
J-oefvy, RevfA""";i^-„'' ^?;;''- ^-"- 183?, I8mo. I
An.ient Aru"ur fr„*n, 'I'"".''' "''"'■-.v of Chivalry and !
'"i'^iti^'r ^"" '^^- r:r "^- '^^-'^''tten'i
T«ntS: ?Cntv''*i'''"». •»»'•"' F.S.A., b. 1839 at
T;-i,y'c^„ ;:" ,^,„'^,7";«h Ireland ,• gr'aduat.^, ' '
"f ;•<•; Jamcs^ WesZ 'eland 4troc''"r*"^ ,'"" '' «"™'«
nti.l since tlun a-si-ianr i I ■ '• ''""don, 18««-7|,
'" "'« Savoy He eon 'rib i;"'''''" "^ "'" ^''"I"'' ^"^^
'V''« ''^Ple's MaV."?„e o'f 'w,"", "n'iT"'"ai subjects
''*'-. aiKl in 1874 l,„"' "'^," "^■'' 'iB became editor in
"'■view. I A Cent ,rv "',"«/,'"' 1}'"^ "^ ""e Saturday
Tlio Latin Year Tl"7 ".' "'*''''■''• >^""- '^f^"' 2. (E,n
f. , ". 'enf ■ a Selection nf Rhvminn- r i- li ^ '
"■■"< Ancient and Mo,lo,-n a" """"""S ''"ttn Hynjiis,
;-"' "ut of LonSon i la ? tf'rT'' ^'""- '**'■'• ■'• I"
•vith Notes on the Present «, ."' '," ''"'""• '" '»"»:
of the Nile V„i ev „nT 'V ■""' An.ient Hi.st(,rv
W«ysofmakl:g ^/v"„^;"'"" ,A«-;7' "f the Varlou^
p. 8vo. " voyage Out nnd Home, Lon., l87u
which lie away from til.. riv.V.. ""r^',P"''ls ol the countrv
f^ Hvo! ^2""Td ""'e^.h-ugh l,ondon, Lon., I8S1.
William ^lcn,y7Dik^. of Cn"":^""/ ""> """"i^^ "»
j print of a worlf'by Jenki 1 &'"' ''""• '^''' '««-
! A History of Unl„."'M„^,ran;i ''llh;';''''' i' ^■"'' '■' '•^•
I vols. p. Svo- 2d e,l ..„ 1 i ' . ' '""''• ''On., Lss.i, 2
i f'me in course <)■ time ,V'""'"'"' '"'"'on Krew how it
i of i,,","" '•' -^'-^ '-Xf ' iS "^ "'"'Pf,'"- «■'<'''« 'uild.i
of iiislruction and siinL-evH,,,, ■„•, 'i" ''''.'"'■'ous storclioiiso
history which is perl,, S t^ i' ' '' " f"ilbn,i KUide to ,i
ot'a;r city In ,he worP .'■'•-l.i;^ "^j ,''','"1^' 'illi" that o, ali?
Klinders%et;ieVLon'."?88V ''^"^"T''""'''y ''■
copies. ' ^"*- tuition limited to 12i
I 'helii,esrp?^^te"c'ollectloi^,f^^^^^ ■ • ■ l^rhaps
; "■"rld."-Jo„/., XXV. 2U9 " historical scarabic! in ulo
: Sir K-'wil^tof "L'r'l78'4 ^^T"" '^'--"' "y
nuting: Examples from u' I '■ '\^''"">- '0- IHurai-
f.on.,I885, "."^"ly "Ed Then'" '?« .^"tish Museum,
tcrs for Tnlvellers by's^i'^fb^'K '''Tf^M ''''"'-
enl, Lon., 188,') 8vo ,' "'"'y^>">'l- Illust. New ed.,
I Lon., 188B, ,,. 8V0 "-fCoLr;'?' '",'"'"'"'' Towns,"
3091, and ^insured ai inac"S"t in' "" ^"'<""^"^'». No!
New York Nation, xliv. 4^7 ) "^J" 'l '"ng artole in the
the Tower of London, Ion 886 4""w'"T' ""'''"^ '»
fr.ption of the Castle P.irk T,.„'n -"•, \^'"''™''-- a l>e-
rilust. Lon., 1887, fol o'nTv im.""'' ^"^''t^o-^hood.
large paper. ""'' '"" <=opii's, printed on
\l\^-ml^"ltlr^^^^^^ e..>e.,t the two diverse
history of 'he ,.,, JtVi? ,,' P'"uresqiiencss. He knows ti,.
any m^e no't"), 'Xl'r.l'i hKhl.f ''ile'L!!''''"''--^?" """ -
well as^aiiy one the wealth o/T^'Ii'Jtiiji'c ^^Z^^^rHJ^It
ciat"/^!ft'er^I^;n':'Vi7'n/?«''m"- 'i ^^l'^'^'^ «"-
Montgomery A^;., |8Tr"""P= » ^'oe-n. SyAce Clubs.
Lofton, Georee A i n ■
Poem, 1876, 12mo ''"'' ^"""Phy: Centennial
Ist^m""of n'rl^wlth^Mie^"'*' °l "r •'""'"^y "«"«« the
I E.yedition,Sing„;'„'rVl''8"83',''C'' ^"'•<'~' S""-7
-ate oYr^oi^f^irjuir^'f ^' {^ r^' "--v.
''■'.nd, from 1809 to 181ti""i?„ i-^M"f' ^ ^^'i "'■"l
Mr. Loftus's descrlDtion of .'A '••'14-76, 2 vols. p. 8vo.
a. .. althouRh wrnten? 's™lw,'-,?'l?' "''•" "f '''«y J'^'ara
ion, has all the interest r.^,' Kafmloiis. sailor tiush-
Cham, of truthfnl„;fs's'^!i,>5f,^;j-'--e. witi, the addei
,^^2. My Life from 1815 .0 1849, Lon.. 1877. 2 vols, p
f {«^2"1"!t^h' KnatoVNitVV"%^«" '---« ^<".
; LaiTs and Reau tion, «i r ' ^^V ^""^ '■'*?2, 8vo. 2
I "cans i. EnXS neV d ",^ '" I""''eepors ind Pub-
; Duty Tables,\o„.,'l"74 ,2mo "■' Th^??' ''• *'"""
pendions Treatise in AM ntnl'u ^he Maltster : Com-
I l2mo. '" ^'^ Branches; rev. cd., Lon., 1877,
Uc':Lot",^'s^'Vimo"'' 2'Tr"T'' ^""T '"' »'■'""«-'
ing, Lon., 1857 12,no i" w."'"-^ ','" "" ^'^ "f «'■««'-
^^-"?ir?^?^3Xp"^'^«^'^'^i'-^
P^»«t^«';:!^«,W.o^ame_an..^,.
1018
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LOG
Ii'iRnn, Algernon Sydney. 1. The Iiungeof Air,
snd (iihiM- I'lioni.", I'hilii., 1878, 12ino. 2. Saul : ii Dni-
niatic I'wiii, I'liilii., l.ss.i, 12mo. 3. Jesus in Modern
Life, I'hiin., IS8S, 12nio.
liogau, CorneliiiN Ambrose, M.U., I). 1H;itl, at
Deeiliold, JIass. | was editor of the Medioiil Herald,
LcHve.iworth, Kan., for twelve years; I'.S. minister to
Chili 187:t and IM81-8;i. I. Keport on tlie Sanitary
Relations of the Stale of Kansas, I,a\vrenoe, ISIKi, 8vo.
2. l'hy,iics of Infectious Diseiises, Chic, 1S7K, 12nio.
Logan, Dnvid l>., .\I.i)., i'orrnerly physician to the
We-t I. on Ion Hospital. On (Jhstinate J>isoases of the
Skin, Lon.. I si; I. I2nio.
Iiogan, (;. I'. I. The Devil Rationally and Sorip-
turally Kxpi.M I F.on., lsB8, 12iuo. 2. Guide to the
Chri«tiiin, (iliisguiv. 18(i8, 12nio.
Logun, John Alexander, IS2i)-188fi, b.in .Jack-
son Co., 111.; served as ji volunteer in ihoslexiean
war; ({raduated at Louisville University in 1851, ami
was admitted to the bar; elected to Congress 18.)8;
serveil in the civil war and was proinoteil i.iajor-genenil
of volunteers; again elected to (Jongress in 18ii6, and in
18S1 nominatcil for vioe-iiresident. 1. The (Ireat Con-
spiracy : its Origin and History, N. York, ISHli, Svo. 2.
The Volunteer Soldier of America; with liiographicul
Jlenioir by Dr. C. A. Logan. Illust. Chic, 1888, 8vo.
Logan, John Henry, M.D., 1 822-188,), was pro-
fcs,.i,ir of chemistry in the Atlania (tia.) .Mvdicnl College.
1. History of the Upper Country of South Carolina:
vol. i.. Charleston, 18.)!), Svo. (No more published.) 2.
The Student's Manual of Chemiuo-l'hysics, Atlanta,
lf<7ll, 12mo.
Logan, Olive. See Sikks, Mils. Oi.ivk, (Looan,)
'*'*/' o.
Logan, W. II. Pedlar's I'ack of Rallada and
Son.;s, Ivlin., 18liU, p. Svo.
Logan, William. I. Words of Comfort for Pa-
rents bereaved of Children, Lon., 18f>l, 12mo; 5th od.,
n<).-<. 2. The (Ireat Social Evil: its Causes, E.\tent,
liesults, Ac, Lon., 1871, |). Svo. .'i. Early Heroes of
the Tcniponince Keformation, Lon., 187;i, ISmo.
liOgan, U'illiam. Malabar, Madras, 1887, 2 vols.
"One of the must attractive of the .'^eries of dlstinel
niiUiuals issued Ijy the .Madras guvorunient."— Jcu(/„
-xxxiii. 'Si'2.
Loggan, Kdward. Latitude and Course Cor-
rei'ior, Lon., ISol, Svo.
Logie, Mrs. Sarah E. C. 1. Her Little World.
Illust. N. York, 1876, Itimo. 3. Betty and her Cousin
Hairy, N. York, S77, 12nio. 3. Handsome Harry.
Illust. N. York, 1878, 16mo. 1. Out of the Fold:
East or West, Ilamo is Best. Illust. N. York, 1882,
Kimo.
Logie, IleVo William. Sermons on the Services
of the Church: with Memoir, Lon., 18.")7, 12mo.
Login, J. Roads, Railways, and Canals for India,
Lon., 18()i), r. Svo.
l4ohse, J. Mistaken Views in Mie Education of
Oirls, L.in.. 1885, 12mo.
Lonins, J. Manual of the Alkali Trade, Lon.,
isso, r. Svo.
Lomas, John. Sketches in Spain from Nature, ,
Art. and Life, Edin.. 1884, p. Svo: 2d ed., 188.0,
" He has the discretion to (Iwell as little as pos,sil)le upon
liackneyod si'encs, and he clilates uiviii objects of interest
wliicli lie ajairt from the beaten track. . . . The author's
exiiericnce is evidentlv recent; his powers <if observation
arc considerable."— -Kn., .No. 'jugy.
liOmas, T. The .Model Prayer: Ten Sermons on
the Lord's Prayer. Lon.. ISIi.'), 12mo. i
Lomns, William, M.D., .M.H.C.P., physician to j
the Sea-Side Convalescent Hospital, Seaford. 1. Tender
Too : E.s.says on (lout and its Affinities, Lon., 1876, 12mo. I
2. Children's Lives, ami How to Protect them, Lon.,
ISTSt, p. Svo; new ed., ISSI.
liOmuii, B. Hells ami Bell-Ringers, Lon., 1879, or.
Svo.
Loniax, K. Victoria. Mary Austin : or, The
New Home. I!y Byrd Lyttlo, [pseud.] Phila., 1870,
ISino,
Lombard, J, S. Experimental Researches in the
Rcgiiirial Temperature of the Hea<l, Lon., 1880, Svo.
Iiombard, Thomas K. Tho New Honduras,
N. York, ISS7, Svo.
Lnmmel, E. The Nature of Light and Physical
Optics, Lon., 187.5; new ed., 1880, p. Svo.
Lone. John. Painting with Both Hands; or,
Adoption of the Stereoscope in Art, Lon., 1856, Svo.
1014
LON
Long, A. .'♦I. Sister Undine, Lon., 1885, p. Svo.
Long, Armistead Lindnay, b. 1827; a general
in the Conlederalo army during the civil war; wus
appointed military secretary to (len. Lee in 1862. Me.
moirs of Robert E. Lee; bis .Military and Personal Hi,.
tory, embracing a Large Amount of Information hithe-i.,
unpublislied ; together with Incidents relating to his
Private Life subsequent to the War; eollecteil and ed-
ited with tho Assistance of Marcus J. Wright, foruicrlv
Iiriga<lier-Geiienil in the Army of Tennessee, ami Agent
of the United States for tho Collection of Confederate
Records. Illust. N. York, 1880, Svo.
" The authoritative biography of Lee is vet to lie written
and it has been slated that ( ol. Charles Marshall, ihe lien'
eral's last military seer, lary, Is selected bv the liimllytir
the task. The greatest value of (icn. Lough's book Is fouiid
in the reminiscences iit his personal assoclaliiui with I,ec
and in his reports of the conihictand oplnionsof lijs ,lii,.|
as they were seen and beard by liim.<clf. The uarrallvc
of Lees early life and bis service In Ibearniv of the I nilcrl
suites prior to the civil war is also more full ilian usuiil
and therefore more acceptal)le."— .ViidoH, xliv. IWI.
' Long, V. E. (Ed.) Diary of the Marches made hv
tho Royal Army during tho (jreat Civil War; kept lA
i R. Synionds, (Camden Soc. Pub.,) Lon., 1859, 4to.
I Long, Charles A. 1. Practical Photographv on
I (ilass and Paper, Lon., 1854, 12rao. 2. The Dry (olio.
dion Process, Lon., 1857, 12mo.
i Long, Charles Chaill^, b. 1842, at Princess
Anne, Somerset Co., Md. ; served in the volunteer army
in the civil war; in 1869 was appointeil a lieutemin;-
colonel in the Egyptian army; in 1874 was made chief
of Stat)' to (Jen. Uordon, and was sent on a diplomatii'
anil geographical mission into the centre of Africa. In
1877 he returned to tlie I'nited States, studied at Colum-
bia Law School, and was ailmitted lo the bar. He went
to Egyjit again in 1882, and in 1887 was appointed U.S.
consul-general and secretary of legation in (.'orca. Cen-
tral Africa; Naked Truths of Naked People; an .'.c unt
of Expeditions to the Lake \ictoria Nyanzii, Ac .Miiu
and Illust. Lon., lS7fi, Svo,
'"fbough we cannot give Colonel Long the full credit
which lie claims as an Al'rii'un di-scovcrer. . . . we agree
that he has contriliuted sonictblng towards the solution
of Ibe equatorial iirobleni."— 8a(. Uev., xlli. .'i41.
Long, Edwin M. 1. Union 'Tabernacle; or, Mova-
ble Tent-Church, Phila., 1859, p. Svo. 2. Illustrated
History of Hymns and their Authors, N. York, 187.'., Svo.
Long, Ellen Call. Florida Brce/.es; or, Florida,
New and Old, Jacksonville, Fla., I8S2, 12mo.
Long, George, ["/i(c, vol. i., add.,] 18(I0-1S7!I. He
retired from his professorship at lirighlon College in
1871, and in 187.'i received acivil-list pension. 1. (Tnins.)
The Thoughts of Mar-usAurelius Antoninus ; with Notts,
Biographical Sketch, Introductory Essay on the Pliilu.so-
phy, and Indexes, (Bohn's Classical Library,) Lnn.,
1S62, p. Svo : 7th ed., rev., 1SS4.
" The EnglLsh reader will Hnd In his version Ibe best
means of beconiiii); acquainted with the purest and m.blesl
book of antiquity."— Cano.s Faiikak: Siekcrmifkr Tnilli.
2. The Decline of the Roman Republic, Lon., Isii4-
74, 6 vols. Svo.
" Mr. Long is a first-rate seholf,r. a workman who spures
no pains, and an historian who has the cardinal viiiuc of
wi.shing before all things to get at Ihe truth. Ilul. in his
exireme dread of being wi.se alKive thai which is wriiien,
he .sometimes reduces the jirovince of the bistoriaii almost
to that of a verliiil <'oninientator on original auilnriiics.
and, in an overstrained lunsuit of jilainness, he not oiilv
deprives his style of grace and life, but foregoes niiicfi
that would liclp Ihe memory and (luicken Ibe insiglit of
students."- .Si(. Ji'rr., xxxviii. :)4B.
•'i. (Trans.) The Discourses of Epictetus: with tlio
Encheiridion and Fragments: with Notes, a LilV of
Epiotetus, and a View of his Philosophy, ( lioliii's
Classical Library,) Lon., 1877, p. Svo. 4. An Old -Mini's
Thoughts about Many Thing.s, Lon., fp. Svo. And .see
Stkwaiit, Aubrky, In/m.
Long, H. A. Tho Names wo Bear: a Compendiuiu
of Biblical, Classical, and Common Names, liost., Is^j.
Long, Harry AlTred. Calvinism Populmizcl,
liOn., 1878, p. Svo: 2d ed., (Jlasgow, 1885.
Long, Henry Lawes. A Survey of the iliirly
(Jeography of Western Europe as conneeteil wiili Ihe
First Inhabitants of Britain, their Origin. Lan^uiige,
Religious Riles, and Edifices, Lon.. 1859, 12mo.
" His treatise deserves the careful examination of all
who are interested in the attempt to pierce the obscurity
which Veils tlic earliest historv of the inhnbil;".;:!: ■ f Erll-
ain."— .S(i(. Ker.. xiil. 164.
Long, J. H., and Duel, R. H. The Cadet En-
gineer; or, Steam for the Student, Phila., 1865, cr. Svo.
Long,
1888, K'mo
Long, ,
new od., L
English H
Popuhir Ui
Duly, Ac, ;
Long,
I'liite, vol. i,
«|ient in Ru
in Hengal a:
eiety. In
iiidigo-plant
lid to (lis ci
hut Hear: '
1*^61, l2mo
of llengal i;
The I'rooeed
ciety, from N
Isril, 8vo.
tniting Old ■
IssI, Svo.
Long, Ji
Cliaracleristic
•■^vo. 2. Poul
Svo. 3. Farii
4. Uriiish Bn
tcins, Lon., I,s
Selection, Brei
Irated by Hai
"eiit Artists, r
" We have no
ami valii/ilde v
«e heariilv reci
anything or ev(
Long, KtH
niies 1875 : ord
Strand, 18n1-8i
Lower Charlto
SImdow of the
The Hopeful Cr
Long, Johi
Co., Me.; admii
Siiehuselts 1880
'•^rO, Svo. 2. (
Principles, and
I-ong, Jos*
ing. Illust. N
cnl., Isrii.
I'Ong, Less
on the March, ir
liisi in Ood's Cou
I'ong, R. II
and Southern .-■
T"'ld, the JJeser
L'^«4, Svo.
''Ung,Samu
fur them. Ill„,st,
Long, W . II.
IJoilect, and of P
ben., 1886, p. ,Svi
E.Mracts from the
well. Isle of Wigh
lJf|"dy-Lieutenan
with an Introduet:
MID copies printed,
T he book Is
niid places, habits
I ic most amusing
tl._l«isi."_.sw(„,„,
Long, ]»|rs. y
Iransvaal: the De
''"M. 12mo.
I-o'ige, F. U.
"ty." and " Theon
I'Oiigrellow, i
"iW-.J 1807-18,82.
overshiidowed by tl
"fc scarcely less i
bVen. Soon after tl
"> ""iile's Divine C
«""|'leteii ho resum.
f*wivas there any f,i
J.ni-h which had nn,
"''Ci'imlaritysteadi
'""I't', and has not
fonlcaiporaries Po
'"/"'• 1. The Court
LON
l-i.iig, J. II.
18SS, I :',„„.
liOllg, J. I*. A I Tl I"
new C.I., L,>„., is.i/, 12;,,,, .."''''T',?'"""' ^^"'y;
'I'ent in Russiii. F,,r aboui tw/lv J ""''y M« «ns
i" "engal ...H a .nU^ion" y"fZ ^1,-''. •«■''" ''" ^'^^"'''«''
I'K-'y. In l.silo ho puM 1,,, ''V''''i""'''-.vSo.
in'liRo.plunter.. nn.l the E ^li "'""" «'"'''"'e» on the
'"! ll™r.- The In<lU ,Ct,r, in l" ''''",• '• '^'^i''^'-
is.sl. Svu. ' (T'Ubnor's "OncntuI" Ser,) Lon",
LON
^Mp. of r„n«ue ana Pen, N.V„rk, ',«,„„. , T,„e. of „ W ■, r
J [;^n;Con,ea, or I^ante A.i«hii:;:Lj „lV'n:i;:
't-ip«K';:!;i!/;rt;^lli;:;-7''''i- «.
y hi. ,n.„s,. „f rhyn, ' •,. si,, ' ' ,'",' I"''-' " '"■ >"M,:l
',. 'M"'."l'." '.■"I'thM.s aiul ivrN, ,.,!".! '''",'.'■' -^.Iiy,
i^z ;sf:?sr^^ "-u,!u'v:;;' Hi;;;,;-;-);; ';;^.
»lr.;nKth matciuMl «■ Ih w, m,'/ ' l?.'' ,">■'■.■ In^ will li ,1
'Voice irnseswc
I lis in Ins on n Tns-
•<. uriusn uairy F
teiMs, Lon., lS8i, j). Hvh ~s ti, r. ' , '>-"oii isys-
iSHeotion, Ilrceili ,1^ Fecdini; an?l <i"^ "^ ""^ '"''«= '''^
tnitcd by Harrison Wdr 11*" AIW ?"*'"',""'"'■■ ^""»-
n.nt Artists, Urn.. ISs', r s'vo ' "" ""'*■■ ^'"'■
«.;;(val'S'^';^'i'«,I'i>;ij{to «jve to this ro„„y «ood
»nj tiling or fverythin^, 1 10 it Ihm *;■" 'i" "l'.'"-" "> know
Long, Hi,v. Jaiii,.« r. . ' *". "~ "• ''"'■• '■'"■ •»•
n<'esIS75, onlaincvl ,-7 '""'"'' K'''"'"»"i'l at St
MranJ. Isis.^s 'an I 'i^c; ^hln'"?^ ^'•Clement Dane ;
I.||»er Charlton Ln,?n '^V'""'' °V"'>' '^'"ni'y
Sliiwlow of the I ov cZta of fT" r" "^''^ *" ''•«
■Iho Hopeful Cry of OntcastMi f' ""•' ''*'*''- 2.
C1...M0.; „,,n,itte,l tJ'h'e bar ,sV'. ""^''"''•■'''.Oxford
fiuhusetta ]88(I-S2 I n\,Z T-f ' ?'"'«^''»"i- of Mas-
l'^'»,8vo. 2. (Ed 1 tLp u,'. ^"•K'l" ^Eiicid, Host
■'Hnoiples, and P i Js te'"'T '^''^ ■■ i'« "i«.or '
in.. Ilhlst. !v'trl iszl'"^!?" ^^''''-^•"-'■■^lioot-
ciil., isru. ' ''■'^' '2i"io; new ed., rev
none of il,e m>-i.,i1i" '„„v, , /.i ' ''^'''I'nu' will, 11. n . | '
"";^thav,^„„,,J.l;;;. '^1', ■^^l5;..esj.wl,l,,,M,e,lr,,l
ceveda,.,,,,U„,,^_^,;l;^^^.«im..; he has never eon!
I- the Jiivine TniL'cdy, iio.t iJ-, 10
pans,,,, wi„ most o,'';,l' 1, ■' , IkV ''!!.'t/"/''' "'^■"''i'"' -"' •
"lath, Bost., 187:; Kinin ' ''' "'"'"•
I«r^l/;n„f''"'''"'"''"""^"'"|»nJ other
After-
yi'iirs HfTQ was
I'oenis, lio.st.
• nnd , , ...,.-,.,
0" J^f^i^r^^he tt if r"^ T '^•"'--nville : ' tj^ir"^. ^^^'Sli 'itt^-^^ >'- >"M par, of
anil sijlh^'^,, ;/ ;;;!f^ 'ja^.ej. of ..i/^^,,,, f n!^^ ilr^^^^ lilii::'';:;!,---^:^'!! eV;;!:;^^
liiihl, the Deserter- L rl ' - . • •'2'"" -■ Harrv ' '''^'•''''■acti(ln, seems h ,■■,"''''' '^^' ■'■''"iiMither A- „
lstl.l.'8v„. "'"'''' "'• ^^0 ^^"I'lier's Wife, X y:',;,^^ '"\l';^ ^>^'<heh:^l}li:^ ^' ^^j^ <^ 'U:.r ana ^Jl^^^
Diiilt
I.OII
"The hook Is n sort „p
; II' most aiiiiisliiK iiiMl insini.'.i,.:; ' ' " ""• '"''I'ei . one of
tl,_|,„M."-.w,„y']^"!*;, "'^^tue among the revivals \'f
^ ''Oiig, Mrs. w. 11 J. „
Tninsvaal: the Defen ", f K* , vt'"'" ."""^ ^^''''- '" "ii-
l".'-!.', lL'i»o. ' '"'^' '^'"--y I-ydcnherg, L„„,,
erty,""nd'"The";vo^''"iv!,^™'?''r' " P^S^^'^ and Pov-
nilcl,.! 1S07-1882 Lmiefeilot • "y""*"' ^"""'' »'»'• i-
-■""n^.^ri;S"r"^'^-5.iri;:^;
^r^--^-rtC5:r,----o„^^
."''"S to Englan,, an.'i W esl'^Krc^"-^ ''■^' I""™' ""
-'vols., a,„| (|„. .eliitin^,, V "..''"■■""'•'■ ■^'''■''••'^.
. ..Ki'ranio.s, „, ,, „,her - "l'",,^7 ''»5l'""l, 2 vols,
t Itima Thnle, Bo,, \L, ]T' ""•"■' •■""><. Ifimo. 12
B-t., ISS2, 16„:; •■', v:*^ ' 'r--, 'f.- ^n ;1.6 Harbor
V',«'-''l'''i™l and Critic 1 yL!"T"^ " "^^s ; wiU,'
[tilitodbyll. E-.-^euilile; P ' ? •iV':'"''' *=•"''»"■
^:ii?y"?^;!iv;:,i^^.:'£>-k«'-'i;.u,;:^.;;,;tX,,
•tnL'iit ,'.., I.:. ''.
'ith the sinn.li,. I, . .'-'^ ''."'J.V" '^nit.. "
^'"'^'■CZ^::^;^tz ^i' r^' "'•" "''ll'"f^'^'.ho"sefr
[{■"■iontothelKr lie s;^,;';;!;,i;';""ri'^'"''™
the silnalion. ife ,.„,, 1,, ',?:''' " '"' » hiel, he hiis Kras|,e,l
'i;ii>ii which h
there any fall
lingof in theg
I composition
'ad marked his stylo fr,
■e, simplieity,„n,i „nlv'i',','l'"^'""*V '" '1'
i^ntD-r'---!^ --<^^^^ Mh i^«1;r;,:^l« : :i »
Is voluininoi
-am eniotl,;;,."!}^---^?;
conte
infill,
in i.iwi I, y ""'"^aseu on b(
'ir^-'j-ti-n;;.:;;;^
IS IVOJ.];!
le and fo
swms io
'iporaries. l\„ i,i
»ide« of ihe Ai! ^ of'\V;iXJ^;|,fV?;™'"f ,-n Hi-- --^
mc not
that of any of his ' Ixn'try to tii
mis of expression
The'courtsl ! f Ti '"'NnPM.t.ow. IU:v. s """'' be so In
^"""shiji of Allies StanilisI, ri,.., ,c . ' "iirt of bar.1 „„
;ne i/eiii.rai 1, . '*• "nai i.s alwavs , ..u...,.,t .,.!
le general lui
l«8 Standinh, Host., I'sjs'
10 nnliireof thi
11 heart and taste,
IRS. He is
dways dearest
as
»;i.5.:s,s-;s=;;»,:a~«2;.
and prohalil.
.''prtainly the
II' our nia-
Sax,iii
:«f;
<r';
MV*m*^^ I
M«.|III1I" I
1016
LON
LON
riuvH, and cHpecliiIly fnrtlu' priw.itdKi' III Amerlcft.-aii : Enixlinh T.anicuniroii Lon 1877 • lih nl 1S«- ■.
lurur.themtrolmnl, llif lliiMn.l.r. Ilio imlltl.l'rn anil ilio ' f" '•""'''l* "'" U™" H"'! the Sovon Ysars' War, Ur. ,
iWiy HDrkmun; for whom iinil iiiiiihib wlium lu' ('(imk'H as "
the |Kieti)l' iiicldily urtosy, (hliTciico,— poel of the nifl-
low iwlllKht or the im»t hi Italy, (liTiiiiiirv, Spain, ami In
>orll"Tii Kuropf, poet of all syiupaihctlc" KciitlfiieMi, ami
unlverKiil poet of women ami yoiiiiK people."— Wai.t
\\ human: " linilliii/ Limni'dUiw," iii tJimyii Jrinn the Critic, i
liongrellow, Rev. NninucI, ['intr, vol. i., aild.,] I
b. IHI'.I, ill Pditliinil, Mo.; giailcmtcil at llarvanl in j
1n:11I, anil at tho Itiviiiity School in ISI8; wan iiaslor of i
a Unitarian congre^atiDn in Hruoklyn, X.Y., l8o.t-6(),-
spent Home time in Kiinipe, an,l on h\s return re.iideil in j
Oambriilne, Mu«h. : wa.s minister of a church in Oernian-
town, I'll., from IH7S till 1882, when liu returned toCam-
brifl,{o.^ 1. (Kd.) Lilcof Henry Wadmvorth LonKfel low:
with Kxtructn from liis JournaU and Correapondenoe,
BoKt.. |S8fi, 2 vols. 8v().
I8SI, ISmo.
I.>oiigmaii, >Villinm, [nut,; vol. 1., add.,] ls|.u
1877, son of Thomas Norton Longman, piibli«lur, of
Loniloui liecaine director of the llrni, with bin elder
brother, Thomas, on the death of his father in 1842. I.
SuKKentioiis for the Kxploralion of Iceland. Lon., I8f, '
8vo. 2. Lectures on the History of Knulnnd : vol. i
From the Earliest Times to the l)ealli of Kdwurd u'
Maps and Illust. Lon., |.'<fl2, .Svo.
"lie does not claim to write, us a rule, from orlKJimi
sources; but he has sought for KUldance in books ol a liir
" Ihe work Is essentially LmiKfellow's diarv, expanded
anil llliislrMied In parts by letters. . . . The social feature
in Loiinlellow's Hie is, perhaps, the leadliiK trait of this
work, and Its most iniiuortal part; its charm Is to be felt,
'IS the editor justly .says, only hy the iierusal of a multl-
tiule of details as they follow day bv day in the record of
the poet's own band. Scarcely second to this, however. Is
his rrieiidship and associiitlon wHh hooks. . . . We have
... a full ami dellKlilfiil history id' the external aspects
of 11 lettered life in a relineil society, as it was led by a man
who rulllllcd his iliilies In the varied rehulons of his
sphere in a way that made his days beautiful and his
luemory a humanizing inllueiicc u|hiii all who have any
perei'iilion of the sources of its charm. , . . Xeverthele.ss
these volumes are neither a complete iiccouut uor ii thor-
ough study of Lonufellow's life."— .Vk^Vih, xlii. ;)01.
" The ■ editor' of these volumes has iloiie his work \vell.
The extracts he ^Ives from Icllcrs iiud journals are many,
but iiolsupenibundaiit;aud the story lie tells, if hereaiiil
there hardly full enouKh, leavim; too much for the reader
to trace ont for himself. Is graphic The book lis a whole
Klyes Just that inslKht into the poet's habits and character
which Is wanted, ami Is a nood exam pic of what narrative
biography should be. . . . Critical biography must not be
looked lor from a man's brother."— WAi.rKii Lkwins-
Aeml., xxix. ■2M\.
2. Final Memorials of Henry Wadsworth LonKfellow,
Host., 1887, 8vo.
"The third voiiime was a needful complement to the
other two, which left many little personal traits unnoticed.
. . . A more simple ami faithful record of Mr. Lontifelhiw's
life and wrilinss could not be desired tliiiu that furiiLshed
by his brother."— .S(i(. A'cc, Ixly. 4U;i.
See, also, .Ioiinso.v, Kkv. Sahuki., mipni.
Longlield, (George. Introdu«tion to the Study
of the C'haldeo Langmige, Lon., 18.')9, 8vo.
Longficld, M. Elementary Treatise on Series,
Lon., 1872, 8vo.
Longkiiig, Joseph. 1. Notes on the Epistles of
Paul the Apostle to the Oalatians and Ephesians, N.
York, I8li:i, ISi.io. 2. Notes on the Epistle of Paul to
the Hebrews, N. York, 18117, 18mo. 3. Notes on the
Gospels, N. York, 4 vols. 18rao. 4. Light on the Path,
1884, Ifimo.
Longland, Rev. Charles Pitninn, gradunteil
at St. Bees, 1840; ordained 1841!; viear of Headinnton
Quarry since 1 870. Plain Sermons on some Questions
in Holy Scripture, Lon., 18B7, 12ino; 2d cd., 1872.
Longland, John. Who and what is God? 2d
ed., enl., Lon., IS8fi, Svo.
Longland, Joseph. 1. Trephely ; or, A Cycle in
the World's Destiny: a Poem, Lon.,' I8.'i4, p. 8vo. 2.
Bernnril Alvers i«id the Water-Witch; new ed., Lon.,
1871, or, Svo. ,1. King Cliarles the Second : an Histor-
ical Drani;i, in Five Acts, Lon., 1872, p. 8vo.
Iionglands, Miss. See DnuwK, Mils. E. D., aujira.
Longivy, Elias. I. Vocabulary of Geographical
and Personal Xaiiios, C'in., ISfiS, 12mo. 2. Student's
Pocket Medical Lexicon : with Appendix containing List
of Poisons and their .■Vntiilotes, Ac., Phila., 18711, 2lmo.
3. American Phonographic Dictionary : Short-Hand
Forms of All the Useful Words of the English Language,
Cin., 1882, 12ino. 4. Eclectic .Manual of Phonography,
Cin., 1882, 12mo. ii. Every Reporter'! Own Short- Hand
Dictionary, Cin., 1882, l2mo. 6. Ucporlcr's Guide, de-
signed for Students in Any Style of Phonography, Cin.,
1883, 12mo. 7. Compend of Phonograpliy, Cin., 1883,
12uio.
Longley, F. E. The Master's Words: Thoughts
on the Lord's Prayer, Ac., Lon., 1883, Ifimo.
Longman, Frederick Willinm, h. 1S4(1, son of
William Longman, in/ni, educated at Balliol College,
Oxford. 1. Chess Openings, Lon., 18fi9, 12mo; 2d cd.,
1873. 2. A New Pocket Dictionary of the German and
1016
wider ranue than is usual wllli writers who disiincllv aim
at Instnicling the unlearned."— .svi/. Uir., xv. 7(«i.
3, History of the Life and Times of Edwanl ili,>
Tliird, Lon., ISilli, 2 vols Svo,
"The book has reol merits,— the merits, at any rate i,r
accuracy, of Imlnstry. of (food sense. . . . The resiili is
... a sense of eoldness,— want of enthusiasm and brei.dili
of view, which throws a certain weariness and Iuiil-u ,r
over the book."— .S(i(. Jtti:, xxvil. 'i'ld, L>h;i.
4. History of Three Cathedrals dedicated to St. Paul
in London, Lon., IS73, Svo.
Longmore, Surgeon>Gcn. Sir Thomas, (I;,,
F.H.C.S.E., served in the Crimea; honoriiry surginn li
the queen since 1SB8; knighted 1886; member of il,,.
French Acudcmy of Medicine, Ac. 1. Treatise on (iun-
Shot Wounds, Lon., 18(13. 2. Treatise on AnibiilMnH-,
Lon,, isfil). 3. Gun-Sbot Injuries: Statistics of tloMi'
in Warfare. Illust. Lon,, 1877, Svo. 4. Snnitinv
Condition of the British and French Armies in th',.
Crimean War, Lon., 1883, Svo. 5. The Illuslmted
Optical Manual; or, Hand-Book of Instructions hii i|io
Gnidance of Surgeons in testing Quality and liniixc of
Vision, io. Illust. 3d ed., Lon., 1885; 4th crl., isss
Svo. '
Longmuir, J. I. Ocean Lays; or, The Sea, Ship,
and Sailor, l.on., 18,^3, iSmo. 2. Bible Lays: I'io i-
phrates and Illustrations of Scripture; new ed., l,..n,,
1877, sq. Itlmo. 3. Rhythmical Index to the Engli-ii
Language, Lon., IS77, p. 8vo.
Longridge, James Atkinson, member of ihc
Institute of Civil Knginecrs. 1. Why did the "Tlicn-
derer's" Gun Burst? a Letter. Lon, 1879, Svo. 2. .\
Treatise on the Application of Wire to the Construilimi
of Ordnance, Lon., 1884, Svo. 3. Our Ordnance Adiiiin.
istration, Lon., ISS.'j, Svo.
Longsdon, II. J. Remarks on the Sociiiy lur
Promoting Christian Knowledge, Lon., 1863, 8vo.
LongHhore, Joseph S., and Knowlcx, llcii-
jamin L. The Centennial Liberty Bell: Inile|iiii(|.
ence Hall, its Traditions and Associations, Ac, i'liilu
187(1, 12ino.
LongstalTe, W. H. D. 1. Guide to Localities
in Richmondshire, Lon., 1852, p. 8vo. 2, History ami
Antiquities of Darlington, 1854,4 parts, 4 to. 3. (Kil.i
Heraldic Visitation of the Northern Counties in l.i;ii).
By T. Tonge, Ac. (Surtees See. Pub.) Newcastle, IsdH,
Svo. 4. (Ed.) Memoirs of the Life of Ambrose llarnes,
(Surtees Soe. Pub.,) Newcastle, 1867, Svo.
Longstreet, Mrs. Abby Buchanan. Sodnl
Etiquette of New York, N. Y^ork, 1878, 16mo. An .ii.
Longstreth, Morris, M.D. Rheumatism, lioiit,
and some Allied Disorders, N. York, 1882, Svo.
"Longtvay, A. Hugo," (Pseud.) Sec La.ng,
ANnuEW, Hiipiii,
Longworth, Nicholas. (Trans.) Sophocles' Kleo-
tra, Cin., I.«78, 16uio.
Lonsdale, Fanny. 1. Bertha Franklnnd; or.
Maternal Influence, Lon., 1869, ISmo. 2. Sunny Dale;
or, Eva's Mission, Lon., 1876, ISmo.
Lonsdale, Henry, M.D., 1816-1876, b. at Cnrlisle,
Eng, ; studied medicine in Edinburgh and Pniis; lec-
tured in Edinburgh on anatomy and physioluiry. iinil
in 1845 returned to Carlisle, where ho was iipioiiitcl
physician to the Cumberland Infirmary. He ilisoovcrnl
the "terminal loops" of the nerves of the bniin iiml
spinal cord in man. I. The Life and Works nl .Miis-
grave Lewthwaito Watson, the Sculptor. Illust. I.nii.,
1866, 4to.
" Watson has now a chance of being remenibercil iiiul
honoured : he lias fared better in his biographer ilmii si.uic
of his more celebrated conteniponiries in imiiitini;. . . .
We have not siiaee for half the examples which Uuisoii's
hie allorrts of the fale of a great artist In a Oouiilrv ulilfli
iiinnot understand him. and we must content ourselves
with heartily conunendinK Dr. Lonsdale's book lo thiw
ot our readers who care to see the tragic specliulc nf
genius contending with adverse fortune, with wcuUliy
fKnoraiiee. [«
Iiet-blowing I
-'. The W
vols. p. 8vo.
mire, M.P.
Ban,, of Net
"The book
the rest of II
K'l., xxvll. Vi
Vol. iii., '
Hooke, and (
WnrdsHorth,
Christian Blai
Adlison, Hug
'■ Us Interest
111 (be facts In
county, and in
rule from peisi
\'')l. v., .lob
"TheKrcutc
"s uiiieh with
liiimanlly of tl
t'cneral reader
be won by (lie |
Vol. vi., (Jeo
Kdwttn: Troug
The Life of J,
ence witli .'Mr.
Hills of .Mortal
Ihe Life ami W
Lon., 1870, p. .M
"ijr. LonsdaU
worthy subject.
record ol his res
iii;o he was at tl
biirith iiumberiiii
and Sir William
ciireer was nilxei
glcs of practical i
uied more largeb
century to the \i
.-^urgeryaud .'^led
Lonsdale, J
.Memoir, Lon., 1.'
Lonsdale, Ii
first cJass Lit. Hi
and tutor of Bal
ijf classical litera
V'ilh Lke, Samii
College, London :
liercd into Engli
Kuniiing Analysii
-. (Trans.) The V
i'lose: wilhlntroi
l.im., 1873, p. Hvo
Lonsdale, M
liingraphy, Lon,, 1
of Dorothy W. Pa
"This Is a recon
perhaps altogether
las told her story
I'lid. or rather let
points, in the idiar
Ni'. llev., xllx. .-,75.
2. The Care and
Sickness, Lon., 188-
on her Life, her Bo
Look, Henry
U'lno.
Loomi8,Airre
nington, Vt.; beca
priictioe of medicin
lS*fi5, and since IS
and tile practice of
Diagnosis, N. York,
of the Respiratory
»ork, 1875, Svo. .S
Svo. 4. Diseases o
Test- Book of Practi
Loomis, Rev. .
uover. Conn., 1816 •
Chilton, N.V., 1841
l^iry 1844 ; became i
>n China 1844-50, n
M'i to the Chinese
*irii to say No, I>
*»"■ 3. How to di
liiiimn Country, 185'
Ago, IS59. 6. 'The I
hieiiis and the Chines
J'llcRiture, San Fran.
LON
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Dun., ,)f \,.thori,v.'
Jtn.. x.wii, ij), ""' '"^'■"' livi'ly eii()U({i,,"— .si,(,
H-ki; and .W,.i!/"S; h"; /*• i^'"""-«- •'"''" :
'■ y.Hii.l In tlKMim'resrh ',,'', 'V''''i'V« '" Ills imllvf
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'"""""iiy or the i,„„k "viiwir,hl J. ',"''''''.';'■,• "'"' ""•'
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I IH-O, ,;."",! "«""' ""'"='•' '^n"". the Anatotuiai,
»"rti.yM.iik.,,," ii;;h,.,rK\mx;v"ii':',:"?'''','' """'' <>" «
..."..i.M IMS rose U'SS I • illlil iirii,l.,„T^V "'"'^■HUTIOI
"nn liu was at till' li,. ,1 , V ,, „f^"'"' !"'"•• '•""•IV yenrs
nlcil m(ire largelv than mTliVnl n ,,, "^^ """' '"•■ '■"ntrin-
--■"tiiry to ,1,1 Krel ,„'';* rf''y™«el«' I" the pn.sc'nt
>"rKery and Medidne/'-.sv,/ fer xxxi aT *''""'' "f
M™°"! ui*';,-i«^-„';;;;"S» and'uallad.; „i,h a Brief
-^^"!;:'.f^n::a:r;:^j^?^^i:-iT'^-d,
Vnrl(, ls;s ",;,':;• ,.,• '"■'""•" "" M'tforoio^y, N
llavin, 1K-(|, ,sv„ ^•••'"^^'""'"""' "I .loM'id, l,uoml,, .\.
"n'ir''j^:;,^\/i,:'-,i:';^^^,si,„d.i „,„«.,
llio Omit ('„nlli,.f Chri-t ,, i i .■ . ■ '■'- '^">"- 2.
an.l A,,„„a«y, N. York Is'l I2„f„""'''""'' "'" C''"'^'"
i;". and at „,; tinie ' d. '; ,, ^ r^:;'r'''''^''^'''^
; .nivorsit^ Uas'hi'n';,^ I '''Ts7i'"«J' ,'" ''.""V
! Vvor and Fri,.„d8hi,,, Phil, is^ ,•.„ '"''"''•
.. ^^-lal and' S„eia,"r„l:^, ":;;"-, -""!:.
! Jo»iah .Strong, D.li., N V ..k .i:-''",' r'""" '^ "'-■^•
"I a course of lectures CM 1 i i '■ '-'""■ «'""»'»l8
, '"«ieal Seu,inar; irv:,;!.:,',;;:;";',:;;, ;'- ^ndover Thco.
' aiiHmlio'.ro^'re'li^o',;'/;,';?,', ri',':.',.';";"'^'"'."'?'^'"'«'" "f the
,^'''""lry y,., made ,y ai v s ,L led , ?r fi''' '■'"'"■''I'S "f the
of pronounced symoaihv w n, , '^^','1" ' "•'^l»i"l|>oir,t
;.n;o,u5.he^ne.leo.edV;L!;^;!;,l-tr^;-:^.;^^,u^^
Tai;""i::';'s,,^72^»«- ^^'^'I- -n the Mountains: a
tl.e'Son3:n"!t''-Co^^;o''"">' ''V''' -'»™'-' «t
lirsteJass Lit |"„,a,Tf''^,^!!?y♦ '«•'*•. »?™luated, ,i,. v "'"^ «ev. Nevlson, F K H S d, , .
I An^ta^;:^ i:-™ ° 'ict^-^'^ '^"'"-^ -^
I ^i», Turkey,' and En, ,nd a'f? " f" "'2- •'• «"«-
tbe Ka..te,i, QucstioS lo^ 4 ^ '"''.^""1" ", '^''^'•'" "f
nnd the Duty of he T'?i",„-T?^^'' ^*^"'''' "^ 'b" Clergy
Ifegeneration^ a He ly t?'^' .^r'^'iT'- «• Ba,„isn,a^
Intions between N„ncn„f ' P."/Kf»n. ^on. fl. The Re-
Churoh.Lon^rxreChuth' Tt l!" f^^'blished
I-n. im: new ed , i";/' , ■■'''7%«f England,
treed .-can it be reasonably held > , T '^'',« ^««I"'«'s
I'Ord, Alice F T.,.^u '.' ■' '''"^'•' '**'■*■>. I2mo
XT r'.^"«« *■. f^ymphony in Dreamland : Poelns,
I-;-J;^;»aue?-{{»^«-^^^^^^
""^"p'hy"fc„",Vl« n"r'^5;, '; S-ter Dora: a
-s:; ili"^'!^- 4™m;!^lf; llr«^,:i?' ^ p-iect ^r
perhaps «ltogou,r« l,eamifuf' llV^^'l "."' "^ Perfect , or
.^ilestLo™, IsLUr^ °; ^'''"^- ;." Health and
of the Respirator; Oi-gins «« " .^''""'■'^^?,?? I>'=««»es
^ork, 1S75, 8vo ( t15. ' ^'' ""'l Ki( neyg, N
c... ', ..'. ™' •'• J^ectures on Po»or= v t .•','„i:
N. York I8H2, so. 16mo'.
m^l^ft'til'T''' fr'*'-'- '•"'I')-.] 1792-
but gave up the ffiinU„.t''„!f"^' '""' '''"^ied theology
»nd went in'to l.u.lZ" ''/„ ""/H-flTh'e ^•7'^."'^ ''«»'"'
terly entitled the Theolog oal and r . I"* " l""-
I'OUis Napoleon: I» he tn b„ i ' "u^^ •'""'"""I' I-
18BM2u,o. 2. Vilnlnf „ i^"""''"'"' N. York,
N. York, I,><fir, 12mo ^''"■'"l.-e : an E,,ic : vol. i.,'
i^vTutf i„?kirn:'c<!;'„ ^ytLrd' t?'-/- ""^-'^ '^««-
«nd a, Princeton, but, h" 'eve ' b.'u"'' "f^^ "' ^ndover
up the ministry for oomn,!^,f; f '""''"S f""*"!' g»ve
banker in New 'Uk „ J Cm "^ ';"?'"':• '""' ""» »
surancB Pnm . "." I»"nuer of the Manhattan In-
^ "■.„*• ."'leases of Od Age N Vn^k la^o ' l^*^' hu'^foe Companv i ", i ""^ '^'""''attan In
L«^mi.'",l'™°"™' *'«J-i e, N. Y^k' 18S4 '■ ^ Lr' U"'"" "f Connec^icu?"?"!;,^ ''T^H '" ""> P»"-
toomis. Rev. Augustus Ward I) n n' . » ^^"^ "f Christ, l«o8 • f„' • .-• -• ^^^ I't-ophetio
1017*'
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Principle* nnd Prnctico : with Full Kxiilnnntloni for
IIiiiiiu MtudcniK, l,on., ISSM, Hvo.
Lord, II. >V. Thu lllKliwiiy nf tlio Heitii In Time
of Wiir, Liin., lNfl2, cr. Mvn.
liUrd, Ileiirictin I'miicpN. (TriiiiH.) Nora: n
Play J friiiii the Norwcxiuii dI II. Ih»cn, l.(iri., Isml', IL'iuo.
Lord, J. I>< I. JuiuK (in the Throne of hh Father
David. N. Vnrk, ISflu, l2iiio. •_'. The I'romiiieiif .Shiloh ;
or, ChrintV Teiiiporiil Sovcri'ljjnty, .N. Vnrk, IWll'.i. .1.
Our Kei({n with .)e»».« nn the lliirth, .\. York, 1H7U, l2nio.
4. l'ro|ih'tic [iii|icrliili»ni : Enliill uf luiiieriiil Power, N.
York, IS7I. iL'iiio.
l<ord,J. It. S(|iilrn llrooke : a Memorial of Ed-
ward Ilruoke, of Fieldhoui'u: with Kxtraets from hli4
Diary an<l Correnpondeiiue, Lon., 187it, Hvo; new ed.,
IMMl.
Lord, James. I. The Vatican and St. Janiea'a;
or, KnKlaiid indopendint of Home, I,on., |M5I, 8vii. 2.
Sinter Theresa, iitr. Hyan, the Ahducted Nun ; a Metrical
Narrative, Lon., ISflo, I2mi().
Lord, Itev. JniiictN Henry, eduoateil iit St. Don'
face's Minnionary (.'ollege, Warminster; onlainei' '..-ii'll;
miMlonary at Hombaj Binou ls,s2. The !light Attitude
and Action of the Cliuroh toward' the Jewa, Lon., 18S3,
or. 8vo.
Lord, John, LL.D.. {nnlf 1. i., add.,1 b. ISI2, at
Portsrnoulli, .N'.ll., and ediieated at DartiMoulh ; wa« lee-
turer on history in that institution IHOil-Tt). 1. The Old
Roman World; the Ornndeur and Failure of ita Oivili-
«ali<pn, N. York, 1S()7, cr. 8vo. 2. Ancient Slates and
Kmpirc!", N. York, Isril), IJnio. .'!. Ancient History : a
Text-Hook for ColleKCK, N. York, 1870, 12mo; new «l.,
18711. I. Points of History, 1881, l2mo. 5. Boacon-
I.i({ht.s N. York, 188;), 5 vols. 8vo. 6. Life of Emma
Willard, N. York, I88:i.
liord, Kev. John Chase, IS0.')-1877, b. nt BufTalo,
N.Y. ; was admitto<l to the bar in 1828; graduated at
Auburn Thoolouieal S>'ininary in I8;!;i, and was pastor
of a Presbyterian church in Buffalo. I. Tlio Land of
Ophir, and other Lectures, Buffalo, 1851, 12mo. 2. Oc- |
casional Poems, IMKU. i
Lord, John Kenst, F.Z..S., 1817-1872, served in
the t'riinciin war as a captain of artillery, and after-
wards retired from the army and devoted liim.felf to tlie
study of natural history. lie was thu naturalist of the
British North American Boundary Commission, and iif-
tcrward.s manai{cr of the Brighton Aquarium. I. The
Naturalist in Vancouver Island and British Columbia,
Lon., 18(1(1, 2 vols. p. 8vo.
" At once amusiiiK and instructive."— So/. Rev., xxv. t'J.'i.
2. At Home in tlie Wilderness, and how to surmount
all Diffioultios by the Way, Lon., 1867, p. 8vo; 3d ed.,
i87<;.
Lord, M. A. The Maiden of Palermo, and other
Stories, Lon., 1880, I2mo.
.Lord, Otis I*. Memoir of Asahel Huntington,
Salem, Mass., 1871, 8vo.
Lord, H. P. c;., M.R.C.V.S. With Ursu, J. and
W., The Veterinary Vadc-Mecuin : a Manual on the
Horse, Cow, Dog, and Sheep : their Diseases, Hmnu'O-
pathic Treatment, and General Management, Lon., 1875,
or. 8vo.
Lord, W, li., R.A. 1. Sea Fish, nnd how to catch
them, Lon., 18«2, fp. 8vo. 2. Crab, Shrimp, ami Lob-
ster, Lon., 187(i, l2mo. With Baixks, T., F.R.G.S.,
Shift.H and Expedients of Camp- Life, Travel, and Explo-
ration, Lon., 1871, r. 8vo; new ed., 187(1.
" The volume before us may be wt down a.s a very en-
cyclopiedia of travel and campai};niii(?, . . . The adven-
turer or band of adventurers by whom the cxpeilicnt.s and
Instriietkins .supplied by this inexhaustible volume have
been duly conned and laid to heart . . . will bi' prepared
to go anywhere and do anything,"— .s'a(. Kev., xxxi. 477.
Lord, Ucv. \V. II. Maiional Hospitality, Mont-
jielier, Vt.. IS.'io, Svo.
Lord, W. W. AndrC- : a Tragedy, N. York, 1856,
12ino.
Lord, William C. Gastritis Mucosa; or, The
Present Epidemic among Horses, Lon., 1865, 12mo.
Lord, William S., b. 186.1, at Sycamore. 111.; is
engaged in business at Evanston, 111., and has con-
tributed to periodicals. 1. Verses, 1883. 2. Beads of
Morning, [verse,] Evanston, ISMS, 16ino.
Lord, Rev. Willis, D.D., LL.D., b. 1,809, nt
Bridgep'.'rt. Cop.n. : graduated at WilMums College 18.1.",;
studied theology at Princeton; became a Presbyterian
minister; has held several pastorates and professorships,
nnd was president of the University of Wooster 187(.i-.
1018
LOR
74. I. .Men and Scenes before the Flood. Illusi. IMillu.,
1846, B(|. l2mo. 2. Christian Theology for the I'eoine'
N. York, |87:l, 8vo; 2i| ed., |M7,,. ;t. 'I'he Blessed Hop. '
or. The (llorious Coming of the Lord, Chic, |87ft, 12iiii.
2d ed., IS8I. Also, numerous sermons, Ac.
Lordan,!'. L. I. I'nwrittcn Book: a Colloniiv on
Poetry and IN 3ts ; .Id ed., Lon., 1872, p. Hvo. 2. t'er.
tain English Surnames: their Odd Phases, Lon., 1871
2d ed., I87W, l2nio.
Loren/, Kev. K, S. I. (Ed.) The Gospel Workers
Treasury ol Hymns and Uovival Anecdotes, Texts, Suli
jeots, Ac, Dayton, 0., 1887, l2mo. 2. (letting Reiio'v
for a Revival, Dayton, 0., 1888, l2mo.
Lorlllard, Mrs. Pierre, Jr. Those I'rcilv Si.
George Girls. By due of the Set, I'hila., INHII, i2nio!
Lorimvr, (ieorKe. Leaves from the Bulk of the
West Kirke: with a Preface by the Rev. .lames .Vlac-
grogor, D.D., Edin., |SS5, 4to.
Lorimer, llev. (•corgc Claude, LL.D., b. I8;i\
in Kdiiiliiirifh ; .luiovi 1 to ihe I'nited States in Is.'iil;
became a Baiitist minister; preacheil (or several ycnrs
ill Treuiont feinple, Boston, and since I8S1 has hild
charges in Chicago. I. The Great Conllict: a Discom-c
concerning Baptists and Religious Belief. Host., I ■.77,
l6ino. 2. Week-Day Lecture-Room Talks on Coii\er-
sion, Bost., 1880, 24mo. ,). Isms Old and New: Ser.
inons, Ohio., 1881, 12nio. 4, .lesiis, the World's Saviour;
who he is, why he came, and what he did, Cliic, l.v.;',
12mo. 5. Studies in Social Life: a Review of the I'riii-
oijiles, Practices, and Problems of .Society, Chic, l>Mi,
l2mo.
Lorimer, James, LL.D., 1818-1890, b. at Ab.r-
ilalgie, Perthshire, Scotland; educated at Edinlmigh
I'nivertity, and al the Iniversities of Berlin and l!ui,n ;
admitted a member of the Faculty of Advocate- IM.i;
Regius professor of public law nnd "the law of niituie and
nations in the University of Edinburgh 18(12. He was
one 01' the foumleis of the Institute of Interiiiilioiial
Law in 1873, and was a frequ'nt contributor to the
Revue <le Droit International. I. The Universities cd'
Scotland, Edin., I8,'i4, 8vo. 2, Political Progress not
necessarily Democratic, Edin., 1857, p. Svo. 3. Iland-
Book of tlio Law of Scotland, 18511, Edin., 1851), cr. Sui;
5th ed., 1885. 4. The Coiistitulionalisni of the Future,
Lon., 1865, p. 8vo; 2d ed., 18«7. 5. Reasons f,ir the
Study of Juris,. rudence as a Science, Lon., ISOs, .Svo,
11. The Institutes (d' Law: a Treatise on the Principles
of Jurisprudence as detcrmineil by Nature, Edin., I>7:',
Svo: 2d ed., rev. and enl., IS80.
"As the Nysleiiiatic exi«)Hitloii of a theory and mctliod
which we l.elieve to be erroneous, we must receive ln«
work with respectful but iibsolule d|s.sciit, Ascinl.nilvliii;
the rellectloii.s of an experienced and hinli-miiide.l iiiiiii
on many thlnH,s of practical liiierest, we can sinceich wci-
come it, and say that we arc the belter for it,"— ,vo,'! A't ,
11, 146,
7. A National Church demands n National l,itiirg\,
Edin., 1879, p. Svo. 8. The Institutes of the Law .';
Nations: a Treatise on the Jural Relati uis of ,Se(.iii!ii.-
Political Coimnunilies, n., I883-S4, 2 vols.
"A strange (■(iiiglonie. ^ of political sngaeity ami c\
travngnnt jurisprudence.' - 'ni. Kev., IvIU. 4.,0.
"If it has not the s(.ieiilili. diameter wln(.li it cliilins, it
is,ut any rate, an iiueresliiig treati.se on interiiatioiml con-
duct, trom the p.'ii ol' an able writer."— ^Imc^, xxv. ;i'.i7.
"Lorimer, Mary," (Pseud.) See Dir.v.vi.vo, .M.
0. B., t<it.prff,
Lorimer, Rev. Peter, D.D,, professor of tlieol'isy
at the English Presbyterian College, London. 1. -Me-'
moir of Rev. Areliibald Jack, Edin., 1852, 12nio; new
ed., 1871. 2. Biography of Patrick Haiiiilt(m. Kdin.,
1857. 3. The Precursors of Knox, Lon., 1S,'j7, p, ^vo,
4. The Scottish Rofcunial'.on : a Historical Skelcli i with
Twenty-Five Illustrations of Scottish Rcformalinn Lci.
calities by Birket Foster, Lon. and Glasgow, IMiO, cr.
8yo.
" Mr. Foster's admirable sketelies, eiigriivcd on woo.l l.v
Palmer, are altnutive enough; but tbey di I lulccia
the text of the volume which they adorn from llii- t;reiit
fault of beiiiuwritten in a narrow, 'sectarian, ami iiii|.liilo-
sophical spirit."- .S(i/. Kev., x, tH3.
5. Joiin Knox and the Church of England : hi- W..rk
in her Pulpit and his Influence upon her Liii rniare,
upon her Liturgy, Articles, and Parties : a Moii.it,'r:i|'li
founded upon several Important Papers of Knii\ never
before published, Lon., 1875, Syo.
"This is a remarkable book, nnd will donbllc-.- com-
nmiid attention in eonneetion wltli the religioiisroiiim-
versies of the present time, , , , The autlior seems nn-
(liK'stlonnbly to have added some very iinporlaiii .Iclails
to the b|st(
now for tb(
terest Cup „
Aeiid., vil, ;i
"• (Tram
by >l. V. L,
1 vol. ; IMMV
Lorlnn,
nctio Teli.u
N. York, I,"
motion, N. 1
LorinK,
in Boston ; g
and was for
bar. I. XI
I'niteil Slut,,
for Inileiiini
Sturgis, llont
Lorihic, I
graduated nt
nation of ih,
Ouhthalmosec
»f Ophthalnio
LorinK, I
in Boston; gn.
as a oorrespoi
I'll Ills way hoi
f'ip, and othi
College FrieiK
t'- P., Cotton
I2ma.
Loring, a,
.indover. Mass,
"ledical departi
coinuiissioner o
ister to Portuga
•fotham : Aeeoi,
Famous Toim.
addresses, ,to.
Loring, s.
imd Practice id'
Luring, u^
'Vilmington, N.(
the Indians and
coinnel, (I.S.A.;
brigadier-generiii
Confederate arini
'J), nnd was mad
Soldier in Egypt
"It Is light; sii'
apparently the irii
prcwions, ,seiitlme
aoie, ~.\(iHi,i, XX
Lormer, .>!«
"idks in tile Woo
I'orne, .>|«ri|
l.orniine, Lt
The Perils of Lo
l-IMO
Lossing, Bei
';;'l;..ld, 1891. Fr
1 lams, Dutchess C
'<<!'' the American
-'"tcs and (Queries
'i;"i.", N. York, I, So
"' -^I'ljur-Gcneral 1
>'"'■'• cr, Svo. iiiee
a v,!V,",'i"" '"'■•* ■'*'""•
n„ '.'-'''K' ''"iili-ibii
i"icii„r-aj„„,,r„,;
~->"'"'", xvii, lu.
■'■ Pictorial Histc
ft'iles of Ameiica,
'.!"'■, ?;"1»- ii. ami i
Hill •"''•' *'2eii,s of
«ill live their brief I
'I'"', before lis possT.L
;M|c lively pUt^f;:^'
wUie actors ill our g
■>. The Hudson, fr
;.'"■'!■ I'-^liO, sm. 410.
•Viork, 1867, Svo.
,;'^. N. York, I8(
»' 'HO, ISfiO. ,s ji
Aie.«nder Anderson,
nl; v'^v" »"'' 'he .
I""". N. York, 1873
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Km-lmil,.,! „t Harvard m",I^.m1^',;";' '!'*'*' ''• '" >''""'">;
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,"IW Kriu.,,1,, I^..t;ls^l Vn, ' 'J";''"- 2. Two
;,^„. oouon c.„uv.au.,. :::.'ib:'s„i"^„;:-'--.
'""'lio«l;lopur,,„'eK'i' t Jbt^'f r "•"''""' ''' '"«
o"Mim.88i«„er of «Kri,.ult,r" ss7s^"';^'''"" "*'"-'*';
^7 to Portugal until S9, TlA'' ""«''"'"'l" >«i»'
.J"tl,um.- Ao<^,uut or tlo K,.,.,i ^'"•"■^^"i Club of
t»nfe,lerutettrinv, s«rv« r^l ! '^?"J"''-.K'''>''''il in tho
«.;Mieri„K,,,,, ire"' 'l^. {;:::'-;,, ^''-'^'ImUo I
«l|'.^-.V«//„„, xxxvlll «)' '•''''"'^^'•'"•""'' fiuiiieiitly reu'l-
^VuC;"u';;,ilf«:;!;;,,'»;;;;'n« the Tree.. Journal of
''oriie, .Maniuis of «' ,. ' "'"• ■""■
■""■ I'c'iil. of u'l'"- ^y'" <^,'"'P»«' i" tUe Congo: or
l,,,„„ ''"'«-. u .seuwt.oiml Story, Lon., I'^sfl
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""■"c, Bost., 18,ss. 12no !,r »/l'"^ l<e/;t a Christian
"ays and liywayj. Illust jw';r''''i- her High-
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I'^re. iiiu,,^ N. York':" r ^."l ,t "/,-^'"-'-. 'r7o-
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LOU
LOW
l.oiiKhmnn, J. \, Whu ahull Wh, ? a NkvoI,
I.IIM , |H;-i, or. NVll.
liOIIKliliinili T. " l'N>ii>fl un<l Iti'viima:" rin An-
FWir In (irtiiiii HliilimunU In tlio K»-iiy I'lititlnl " On
IIk! Stiiilv of till! KviiluniMMil' Clirliitliinlly," l.on., i^ill,
Nvo.
IjOIiIn, AllVi'd Uyiniiii, l>. IM2lii ciilliHt lu tha bnr
lit Mn('ulii'i> Inn l^ij, I. liiiK''in<l ami Kiirii|i»: u IIIk-
ciii'<|iin "f Niitiiiniil I'lillcy, l,i>n,, I'-lU, >iu.
"U Ih iiiily I'liU'llliitLMl to Hull line j-t'l cil |h'ii|>Ii',~'IIii>m.'
wIkim' imtrliitlnm Ih tlri'(| liv wi'lliniaiil iUm hiiiiiilli>ii."—
Hill. A>r., xl. IIJII.
2. TliK ContVreniMi itml tliu Criaia : 'i'linuKlita uf u I);-
I'tlUliIlT, I. nil., I"<77, ^Ml.
liOlliM, Arlliliri I. I>i>lliira i>r Sonae: n Tnlu or
KviTv-Diiy Lilt' in Knxliinil lui'l Aiiiuiii'ii, X. Yurk, IHsfl,
IliiiHi. J. All Ktllo'' HnininK'o : it t^tor;- of Auntriilliin
l.ilc, \. York, l''-<7, IL'niii.
■.(iiiiiHhiirv, ThoiiiiiN Itiiyiit-Nfurdi >>. I^^l'*, iit
OmiI, N.Y.; ({niiiuiilml at Valu I >,')ll ; liorvoil In tliu
uivil wiir an an utlloi'r In tlir viiliinti'rr niiiiy ; prol'uasnr
nf Knjfiirli lit till' Sliofllulil ScliMilin» .ScIkmiI ninoe l.'^TI.
I. lli»liir.v i)f llio Knglisli l.an){uax«, N. York, Is7!i,
lllino. :!. .laijiia Fcniinoiu Coo|M'r, (" Aiiiurican Men of
l.i'tli'rH,") II.. It , Iss.'l, IfiiM...
■' .\ii ii;liiilral.li' »|H'clnUMi nf llii-niry lil.iKrapliy. ... It
L'lv.'s ilie rca.liT ii..t inori'ly a full ai'inniil ..I' i'ikiihth
lltiTiiry oari'ur, lull tliiT.' Is niliiKlc.l witli IIiIh ii .>nlllcli'iit
arc. .mil nf till' III. Ill liiiiiKt'lf. apart frnin lil.i li.n.ks, ami nf
Mif pcrln.l ill wlili'li In. Ilvc.l, t.i krep alive llii- Inli'rcMl
from ilu' ilrsi wnr.l tn ih.' Ia-.|."— .Viid... xxxvl. 10".
" fhc liLiKraplicr k.'i'pM lilmsvlf aim Ills rcailor nwaki'
Hii.l allvi' Willi iiili'ri'st all ilimiiKli lil» lliroo liuiiilrc.l
paui's "—Ariiil., x.xlv. IH'i,
l.oii(|iic, CliarleN. IHgmt of Dculalona uf the
I.oulsiiinii Siiproiiii) Ciiirt, vols, xv.-xxx. Inol., (IHOO-
IS7H,) N. Orleiui.s, IS7H, r. .Svo.
Louth, T. Tho .Morrioos; or, Tlio Doubtful Mar-
riage, L.in., I>71, 3 voia. p. 8va.
liovnrt, liilkp. Too Put. a Domeatio Dlffiaulty,
lirl.<toI, l.^S.'), IL'ino.
Luviit, Ali'J<!, Lady, .laughter of T. Wel.l-Illun-
dolli marrii'd. I86B, to tho llfteenlli Damn Lovat. Clare
Vaughan, l.on., 1.>*S7, I2nio.
Love, Samuel U,, .snjierinten.leiit of sohoola,
JaiiiMtown, N.Y., iinil Willard, iMary R. In.lustrial
Edui'iitlon : adiiMo for Manual Training. Illuat. N.
York and Chic., 1H87, l2ino.
Love, Thomas. The Art of Cleaning, iJyeing,
anil .S..ouring, I<on., IS5I, p. Hvo.
Love, W, de L. Wisconsin in tho War of the Ro-
belli.iii, Cliio., I.^IP. Svo.
Lovejoy, Benjamin G., LL.B., d. isstf. Francis
Uaeon, Ijor.l Voiulaiu : a Critical Review of hia Life and
Character' with Selections from hi ; Writings : adapted
for Colloges an.l High .Schools, Host., 1883, 12iiio; Lon.,
1888, cr. 8vo.
Love], Edward. Owl's Nest in the City : a Story,
liOn., 187(1, cr. 8vu.
liovclace, Feli§e. 1. In the Change of Y'ears,
liOn., 18Sli. p. 8vo. 2. The Moloch of Fashion : a Story
of London Society, Lon., 1888, p. Svo.
Lovell, Albert A. Worcester, Massachusetts, in the
Revolution: Acts of the Town, 1765-178:1. Ulust. Wor-
cester, 18711, 8vo.
Lovell, A. S. Edible Mollusks of Great P-itnin
and Ireland, Loii., 1867. j). Svo; 2d od., ISS4.
Lovell, Vice-.Admiral William Stanhope.
Per..;inal Narrative of Events from 1799 to 181,); with
Anecdotes, Ac. : 2d c.l., I,on., 11)79, Svo.
Lovely, Rev. Ueorge, graduated at Trinity Col-
lege, Dublin, 1847) ordaine.l 1819; vicar of .St. Mary-
at-the-Quay, Ipswich, since 1876. 1. The Holy Ghost:
his Nature and Offices, 1854. 2. Tho Jews' Present Con-
dition and Future Prospects, 1854. 3. Lessons on Un-
fullilleil Prophecy, l87!t.
Lover, Samuul, [niiir, vol. i., add.,] 1797-1868.
For biog., see REii.NAnn. 1!., «i(;)ni, and Sv,mington, A. J.,
iii/rii. I. Rival Itliyines in Honour of Ifurns: with
Curious Illustrative .Matter. Collected anil E.lited by
lien Tn.vnto. Lon., 1859, Svo. Anon. 2. Metrical
Tales, and other Poems, Lon., 1 860, p. Svo. :;. (Ed.)
Lyrics of Ireland, T,on., 1863, p. Svo. 4. Poetical
Works, Lon., 1868, 12iiio. With Mack.w, C, and MiL-
i.Bii, T., .Songs for Rifle Volunteers, Lon., 1861, 12nio,
.''./Ovesy, Capt. R.icka end .Shoals: a Novel, Lon.,
1850, £ vols. p. 8vo.
Lovesy, Conway Whithorne, M.A., b. 1818;
graduated at (Queen's College, Oxford, 1841 : called to the
1020
bnr nt the Mldillu Temple Is 15; |iu'>nc ju.lge In llrllMi
Guiana |s7:i-7s. 1. The Law of Arliltrulloii liilniiii
Maslers an. I Worknii'ii. Lon., 1SII7, I'.'inii. 2. The lliink
riij.t.y Act, l."''.!!, ami Ddiiors' A.t, Is'SU; wilh N.it...
.tc, Lon,, 1S7II, I2III.I. 3. fhc Churi'li-WanU'ir- iiiii.|, '
Hth cl., Lon., |s71, l2inoi new c.l., hv W. it. |lr..ok.
1876; llllh c.l., 1882. 4. Tliu Law of House tnvnaion
anil Delcii.'i'. Lnii., ls;il, j.. sv...
l,ovi>ll, .MnrKaret JoNCiihini' (Tram.) H'lurc.
nirs ..f .Vliliiiiry Lili' In .Mgicra, hy the ronito lio
I'astell.iiie, Lon., 18Mi, 2 vols, p, Svo.
Lovetl, Rev. Richard, M.A., h. Is.ii, i,t croy.
dnn, Surrey ; clucatcl at ('liculiiiiit ColU'go, an.l gni.lii
nte.| at the I'niversity of Lninlno I '-7:1,' liccaiiie ;.
('oiigregati..iial iiiiiiislcr, ami is e.lit..i ni-cliiof fur Hi.'
puhliialioiis of the Ri'ligi.uis Trad .--..cicty. 1. .V.ir.
wcgiaii Piatiircs, drawn will. Pen nii.l Pencil, L..ii., |s^ ..
r. Svo. 2. Pictures froni llolhin.l .Irawn »illi I'm iml
Poncll, Lon., 1887, Imp. Svo, 3. Irish Pictures, .Iihkh
with Pen and Pencil. Map an. I llliisl. Lon., I^'s,
imp. Svo.
•'ill this venr nf uracc Isss he has wrilliii a li.>..k ..ii
Irclaiiil Willi III. iiit'iitinii ..r p..lltliH. . . . Ill' has skclilicl
a very Ju»i piciiirc nf a l.i'aiiiHiil n.iinlry."— /W/i.. .So. ;;i»;i.
I. (E.l.) Drake aii.l the lions; or, Sllrting Tal.'S ..I
AriiiBila Times, (lie bus also e.lilc.l a revise.1 nn.l iii
largeil edition of Ilemaui'a " Willliini Tymlalc")
fiOvett, William, I7mt-ls77, b. at Ncwljn, Cm-
wall 1 went t.i l.oiiili.n and learned tlie trade of a cabinct-
niakor, lie bceiimc a leader of tlie Chartist in.. \ .iiMiit,
drew up most of the pcliti.ins anil a.l.liesses is-iii'.l In
the parly, and was imprisone.l in IS3U. I. Klciiieiiliiry
Anatomy and Physiology : ,vith Lesions on Diet, .U'. ||.
lust. Lon., 18,.l ; 2d ed., 18,^^3, Svo. 2. .Social an. I Polit
leal Morality, Lnii., IS.'i:!, p. Svo. 3. Woman's .Missinn,
[verse,) Lon., 1858. 4. Autobiography, 1876.? With
('oi.i.iN.s, ,loiiN, tool-maker. Chartism: a New Organi-
zation of Iho People: written in Warwick Gaol; 2il ed.,
Lon., 1841.
Lovibuni', T. W. Ilrewing with Raw Grain: n
Practical Tre.itise, Lon.. ISS3, p. Svo.
Low, Rev. Alexander, M.A. Scottish Heroes in
tho Days of M'allace and liruce, Lon., 185(1, 2 vols, p,
Svo.
Low, CharleN Rnlhbone, F.R.G.8., b. 1^:17,
at Dublin; served in the In.lian navy 1 853-6:;, and
on the abolition of that force iiirned ills altenli.m to
literature. He has contriliuie.l stoiies, memoirs, nnd
geographical articles to a great number of peri.idical.s.
After tlie publication of his History of the Indiiin Niivy
he was presented with a sword and a purse of sovereigna
by bis brother ollicers. 1. Adventures of Joshua lliiivsc-
pipe. Marine: a Talc, Lon., 1868, 12mo; new c.l.. I.^Ts.
2. Tales of Old Ocean, Lon., 18611, 12ino; new c.l., InTs.
3. The Land of the Sun : .Skotcliea of Travel, l.i.n.,
1870, p. Svo. 4. The Great Rattles of thoUritish .Navy.
lllust. Lon., 1872, ]i. Svo; .Uh ed. 1885. :,. I.iilir
of Marque, and Tales of Sea and Lund. lllust. I...11.,
1872, 12nio. 6. The Life and Correspondence of Field-
Marshal Sir George Pollock, Dart., G.C.B., (i.C.S.l.,
Lon., 1873, Svo.
"Mr. Low has done nmpU' justice to the gallant M.l.lier
whose character lie .sn imicli and so justly admires, bin if
it had been pn.'o.llilc ti.give us innrc about the man lie.irKC
I'oUock and Icsx about public liistnry we ohnul.l have
been better pleased."— .s^cc/o/or, xlvl. 9iil.
7. Autobiography of a Man-o'-War's Bell: a Tiilc,
Lon., 1874, 11. Svo. 8. Tho History of tho In.lian .Nnvv,
161.3-1.86,3, Lon., i877, 2 vols. Svo.
" Although it l.« impassible to speak In terms of i.raia'
(if this work as a literary priidui'tion, it can be lecni'
mended as eiintaliilnginueli liifnrniatioii tnllin.seMlx. .Ic-
slre to know how our Kastern empire wa.s liiiill up, iiii.i 10
all who take a pleasure in simple reciird..* of mis .>l |icr'
(kinal daring." -/IW., No. 2n'.;5.
9. A Memoir of Licutcnant-General Sir Garnet J.
Wolsolcy, K.C.B., G.C.M.G.. Lon., 1878, 2 vol.-.. 1.. ."^vo.
" F.illowing the example of most blournphcrs, la- hm
compiled two volumes where one would have hen iiiii|.lo,
. . . it must be admitted that there are luteie>tiiii; luicc-
dotes nnd epismles lii the woTk.'—Alh., No. 'dCM.
10. The Afghan War, 1838-1842; from the Journal
and Correspondence of tho Late Major-(5encral Aiiirus-
tus Abbott, C.B., Royal (Bengal) Artillery, L.in., 1>A
Svo.
" It seems ungrateful tn find any fau'.t with Mr. I."W, I"
whom the public owes the pnlilieatinii nf tliis vuluiilile
work. One piece of criticism, however, It is iieee^-"iy lu
make. The editor has with his own narrative almost
swamped Capt. Abbott's journal."— /1(A., No. 2677.
II, Soldiers of the Victorian Age, Lon., I8SI1. 2 vols.
Low
"• ''yrll H/iii.|lt„n hi 1 i *'"""''f. >-"n.. |sm;|, s,.„
'"H.-.") I.n„„ IMS,, ',.•„,„ '•„'"'■■",""; (,"l>i...™.n III':
<"'""• "y Aunt .M,',7 |„n Thsi " ^'"''" ^o™'"
i.«o"^.ni!S;,?s"'.'.'';"','' '*'■;■'!"''''"' ■" Tri„i,vr.,.
"■J;k>"'L'!."VH"^; ,:.:'--««" C.U„l„«,.e„f E,luo,.ti .,
l-'<7, ,Svo. ■'»''1« l^ufonitlon. iliu,(. ,,„„";
.la'TnVvo""; "■*{',:„"„'?; ':«'"•«'. -M.A., KraJuato.1 ..,'
eopal Chu'roh |M6;" '' Z •I'-.'.^V"':.'' '" tl.e_ .Scot,!.,,
l.f)\V
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■l"'tiK. , III,. ,„i„.r «!? . f .. I, ' ",""■"■ ''"'" "ii'<' i' " X
Mr hiix ■riMiulii 1,111 V. II, !' "'■'""'.. xxlx ui
l-^l'i-eonal Cliuroh I,s6:ij lnni'>..hV.nV"";-"i"' '"" ■■"•'"'"'"li
'^""' lli^ ritualistic ,. aotic.8 o,f. ; ',"'"'•«« ^-'"-tl'e-
^-nat,.e.„.,^j-c'--^^:!^:-''^;:«j
">"i it,s.h«„i,, ,„,„., iMisi;, .': •'■ f"i';i'"i"«'c..ii..«o
I2in". AI.,,,„.h,mM,„„V, " """''' Lon., INIW,
«"yalA.tn,„„u,ical,thMi2:i' I " ''''"'"' "'' "'«
! '"".'"lie.-. IK. ,„„,|;„ ,en " • '■'""'7''. au.l other
I '"K"'"l ol..orv„. , I ,mi ,,,ln, '."l""'l"" ''"ily .netooro-
i •.•o.,„„u„i,„„,, ,1,,,,' 3 ''''"«, '7>" IMO to iss:-, „„,,
Uftraclo in UuZ^ZT^^^l^frTT.'"'''-' '-""■
i»h (We«, ,.,„., ,hV,'s •„ ,';.„^"'"'-'' ."i""0.of ],nt.
"I'l K.xotic FcrnH W slu . 1 < ' ^X'""' "f HMti-h
l>Bauti(u|.l,oiivc(l l'|,,,,t. Ill r''^"''!''"'''' .Mvo. ,',.
beaHcinc. l,„n., ,ssi), Sn,. "'"'«'"' "f. -^'0 ('.)ulo of tlio
i "f .St Stephen < (Juern ;■;',; :;^ ,";;'!""-' ',7'S- vicar
My W,.- Ad,lrc8«.s on the Seven '• ,';.^'"^''' 'I'o
"f i ravelling there, S „',, ?h/ ,' 'j'''""^««' "'"y
towUer, John Irederic h isiq
i^nijlish eonsulur «erviee ,Sfin.' ,'^; *""^'''"' "le
-n.lnn I,s8a.72, oa e I t. th. k""'"' f""" ''"■"'n in
',V """Ken Saina a Hu.t ,„f„ '"S",? "^ •'"y"*. <leine,l
''""■Ired Chapters. Tranl 7f '^'"""'"il" '" (),„
C«|w« of the Original p'il' I '"'".' ''™ Collated
'I'.n'M Office. 1874 "vo "^ "' "'" ''''1"'" Dai'y
jM»rjland) from the Time of' t)!'", 7 "^ '^"'nbor'.,nd
•«uo, in 1728. un tn I n'" ^"'''"n Town, Caiuc-
''"We, Abraham T p,
w. I■:'■'.^^.s on Life Hoal.h ,f "'?'"«"'« of Pbysiojogy:
of^Ui..,..,e, Host:, l'«77, I'l'iio"^*'""^' »'««»««. a-J Cu're
''*.^'. ..nd a'f,„S „, '^^, University of Edinburgh j
i'^f^' in Berlin. Pri„™ ..l-^""" f« "«»P'>nden( for .hat '
"f'l^^. I.o„.. lSS5.2v„Is. Svo""''^ '"' "'»'""••■■ '"'"«-
I-<>n.. 1-07, Hvo. Anon ""2" I'?"'?"' ''''""' ^'"'"0,
I «"-'ily, falabfia, an, "• „,^-t "Pr.-'f""' F^'males in
} ";?»- p. .Svo. ;„,",' "" "'" T"l' "' Monnt Etna, Lon."
fronuir'st"t"'|^"lil';' 'i',"'"' ". '"'''J« »" over a well ,- 1,. , ,
Wr: with Introdu'titVs r'wini ''^l; ^'"^•'' ""^
IW6, p. 8vo: 2d ed., 1887. "''"'am Muir. Lon.,
"I Yoxall since iksir r/'^; ' "''''"'ned I8.l!i; rector
t";..)a of the Jews, r'on is^rVr's"" "'o'' ^""'"" F""-
|0f the Cross IVaoticallv ' •?• "'• 2. The liistorv
nspirationa RuUi'" '^te drtoT'' ''''!: '""" '
'"'"... me, 12mo.' /The r,,^, ''""''"8''''' Doctrine,
Lunacy L;^s""To;,,^^;,„^'"f' - "'■ t^"/?'""." ; or, The
Jt^J^tve'in^r'^^'r-'-^^SiIrr;^
ofChar.es Lo^; t^/.' .^s*;'/ /->'''. '^.^K .. Aiem!i';
I'on., 1843, ;,„* • 2 Tr,',''/'"'^ ?^ f"" ^'«'"'« "f Ma.loira
«''".bays VisU-,„'Mli' ; 'Un"*,s'?,""' «""'» ' «'
"oirs on the Ferns, Ac ',\f,, :' '',^'' '''o. S.'iU.
! ■ 4«"nualFlora,f M^eiri tr ^''"•' "^•''' '^mo.
I 5. Florulro Salvagica- TtM .?>,„« r ' ^'""- '**''»' 12n>o.
I O.C.B.. I. "1 ! "M.V''«'»""t Shcrbrook.., DC r
ated at UniversUy Col'legi! 0™xford""/"f'f "'"'ll'T • «^»^"-
at Linooln'E Inn 1842 : m .mber „f 1 ' """""^ '0 the bar
ffThe'r'l; '^'"'''' '•^■'"- " M P '8^2""sn ' "k^^^""^'
^t the exchequer 1 868-7.'i. h„m„ '^r"*^"! ohanoellor
'"^peechea and Letters on'RefSr^LruTS/J^sVo*- ''
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" Xever probably In the history of tlie debates of this
century has there been a more brilliant series of rhetorlenl
cftbrts tlian tliat contained In the small book before us."—
.Sar. liei:. xxlii. 'IK.
2. I'ooms of a ].,ife, Lon., 1885, 12mo; 2d cd. same
year.
■' Lord Sberbrooke's poems are pretty evidently not so
muuh the jxiems of a life as poems of early life, collected
and reprinted long after date."— .S'(i(. Ker., lix. '\)b.
Also, addresses, tinanuial statements, Au.
Lowe, Robert W. A llibliographical Account of
English Theatrical Literature, from the Karliest Times
to the Present Day, Lon., IHH", 8vo j also, 100 copies
r, 8vo.
"One of the most useful volumes ever prepared for the
student of stage-history."- ^Vo(iu», xlvl. 224.
Lowe, T. A Mechanic's Tour round the World :
Notes and Sketches, Lon., 1880, 12mo.
Lowe, T. Shakespeare under the Stars, Stratford-
on-Avon, 1888.
Lowe, Thomas. Central India during the Rebel-
lion of 18,07 and 1858, Lon., 1860, p. Svo.
Lowe, Rev. William Henry, M.A., b. 1848, at
Whapluile Drove, Lincolnshire; graduated, senior optime,
at Christ's College, Cambridge, 1871; ordained 187.'i;
Hebrew lecturer of Christ's College since 1874. 1. (Ed.)
The Psalms ; with Introductions and Critical Notes, Ac,
Lon., I87J-77, 2 vols.; 2d ed., 1884-85. 2. (Trans.)
Twelve Odes of Haliz ; from the Persian : with Sude's
Commentary, from the Turkish, Cambridge, 1879. .1.
(Ed.) The Fragment of Talmud — Bal. i, Pesachim: with
Notes, Lon., 1870, 4to. 4. The Memorbuoh of NUrnberg,
in Connection with the Persecution of the Jews in 1349,
Lon., 1881. 5. The Hebrew Student's Commentary on
Zecliariah, Hebrew and LXX : with Excursus on Syl-
lable-Dividing, &a., Lon., 1882, Svo. «. (Ed.) The
Palestinian Mishnah, Cambridge, 1883, Svo. 7. (Trans.)
Al-Badiiflnt's Muntakhab-i-Tawdrikh : Life of Akbar;
from the Original Persian, Calcutta, 1884-88, 2 vols,
g. A Hebrew Grammar, Lon., 1887, or. Svo,
Lowell, Miss Amy. Dream-Drops; or, Slorics
from Fairy-Land, liy a Dreamur. Boat., 1888, 12mo.
Lowell, Edward Jackson, b. 1845, in Boston ;
graduated at Harvard 1867. The Hessians and tlio
other (ierman Auxiliaries of Great Britain in the Revo-
lutionary War. Maps. N. York, 1881, 12mo.
" Mr. Lowell is always just and fair in his judgment,
and combines sound historical training witli an excellent
stvle. ... In the way of new infurmatiun Mr. Lowell ba.s
interwoven into liis narrative twelve man\iseripts, eon-
sisting of journals, letters, and reports written by Hessian
or Waldi'ck olllcers, ami kept in the library of the Cassol
estates."— .V(i/ioii. xxxviii. 3i'),
Lowell, James Russell, D.C.L., LL.D., [anii;
vol. i., add.,] editor of tlie Atlanlio Monthly 1857-62,
and joint editor of the North American Review 1863-
72: U.S. minister to Spain 1877-80, and to England
1880-85; lord rector of the I'nivorsity of (JIasgow 1883-
81. During ills residence in England he delivered many
public addresses, including one on occasion of the un-
veiling of a bust of Coleridge in Westminster Abbey.
Since his return to America he has delivered a course of
lectures on the English dramatists at tlie Lowell Insti-
tute, 1887, and read papers before public auiliences at
Chicago and elsewhere. He is one of the few American
writers whose reputation stands equally liigh on both
sides of the Atlantic. 1. Poetical Works, Bost., 1858, 2
vols. 16mo. 2. The Higlow Papers: newly edited, with
a Preface by the Author of ''Tom Brown's School- Days :"
reprinted, with the Author's Sanction, from the Fourth
American Edition, Lon., IS.'iO, 12uio. 3. Fireside Travels,
liost., 1861, l6nio. 4. Meiiba'us Hipponax : The Biglow
Papers, Second Series, Bost., 1867, 16mo.
" It is only with liimself Mr. Lowell can be compared.
Tried by the former series, this series will probably be put
in the second place, because there is more poetry in this
one than in that."— .Vndon, iii. ,S86.
5. Under the Willows, and other Poems, Bost., 1868,
16mo.
" ' Auf Wiedersehen' ai)pears to be . . . free from faults,
—a gem wiilioiu Haw aiKl agcm of pure rav. Tills Is what
cannot be .aid of very many of Mr. Lowell's poems, which
too ol'teii bear evident marks of haste. . . . ^et. after niak-
Mtg whatever abateniciits it lias occurred to us to make in
the course of a loiigaccpiaintancewitb Mr. Lc.iVeii's [xietry.
it remains as a duty not to take leave of It on any oceasio'n
wlien it has been spoken of at any length with(nit saying,
as a last word. that, hiken altogether, we have nothliig so
good : unless, possiiiiy, we e.xcepita little of Eniersoii,— and
to make that exception we are not wholly willing."— A'a-
thn, vii. .V14.
" The secret of .Mr. Lowell's art is an exact fldellty to his
Impressions. He does nut work them up with selfcon-
102-2
scious elaboration, nor draw on an artlflclnl Imagination,
but repnalnces with careful simplicity the aetnnl vi.>.icin
and sensation, as they were to bini. ... In tw(t pieces in-
cluded in the volume before us Mr. Lowell rises to in-
spired lyric height. The'tJde to Happiness' is full i.l'
snppre8.sed force. . . . Hut by fur the liiiest piece ill lla;
volume is the really noble ' Commcnioration Ode.' "- Sni.
Kev., xxvii. 23.
6. The (Cathedral, Best., 1860, 16mn.
"We can advise all our readers tosiHini 'a day at (Inn
tres.'— so tile poem was to have been called, they say.— 111. i
having sjK'iit one they will lind themselves ready to spend
more, for the poem isoll protitable. and mueli(d' it isl.iini-
tiliil, and it will endure studious rt<'(iuaintauee."— A'n'mii.
X. t;o.
7. Among my Books, Bost.. 1870, l2mo.
" Containing the deliberate words of perhaps the t'C^tol'
living Kngli.sli critics,— his liiial judgments on many of ili,>
great names of literature; iudgmeiits which are the resiili
of long and wide study and reading, of marvellous aiiiic-
ness of siglit and dclica"y of symimthy; ccaitainiiig \
iioet's opinion of other ixiets, a wit's opinion of other wii>;
In short, tliecareful opinionsofttmaiiof cultivated Keiiius
concerning other men of genius who are near and ilcur lo
all of us, but to all of us jiartiy unintelligible witlaaU 'oi
interpreter.— this book ol Mr. Lowell's is one of tlic \n>l
Kilts that for many years has cimie to the world of Kiig.
lisli literature: and to say this .still is to say one of ilir
best gifts that has for many years come to the world ..1
literature."- J\'(i(ioH. x. 2.">8.
" Added to the Impression of keenness and tirst-liiiinl
work . . . there is the vitality, the linii wliicli .so iii'ii.n
forms a cliarni In the writings of a really cultivated .Miier-
ican."— .Sa/. Hev., xxix. 774.
8. My Study Windows. Bost., 1871, l2ino.
"This volume may with probability be exjiected even
to increase its author's great repntJition as one of the \«-i
of critics and one of the wittiest of men."— .Vof/oii. xii.ljs.
"Terse and humorous In style, full of acute rcimtrk
and fine appreciation, and bearing everywhere llic marks
of a Iboroiigti literary cultivation."— .Sii. A'm-., xxxi. T'll,
" This is a tborongl'ily charming book. Its frc^llllc^^ iiimI
grace, its quiet fun and wide culture, its insight and snuiid
judgment, as well in literature as in isiiitics, put il cu.-ily
above any similar ccdlcction of es.says that the Kin.'lish'-
speaking world has seen for some time."— /l(/i.. No. -'^Ki.
9. Among my Books. Second Series. 3876, 12iiio.
"It was worth while to collect these studies of Mr.
Lowell ; they stand well abo' c the average of criiicnl luii-
cles in the Reviews: but n jiic of them possesses a iimnu-
nicntal perfection or end'iringiiess."- EnwAiin liowntN:
Acad., ix. 232.
" Few living writers have at once so mncli knowlcdj;f nf
poetical literature and .'^o much critical power a>^ Mr l.uw-
ell, and eerlainly none of tlio.se who in knowleilL'c ami
power arc his e(|uals would be guilty of the sad laulls of
taste wliicli he seems to lake tt positive pleasure iu cnni-
mitting."— .s'(i(. Kev., xli. 624.
"The great distinction to be made between the pn-ent
vfdnme and the ones tliat have preceded it is the iil".('ii('e
of the light, bninorous tone and continual di>ciir-i\i*iicss
that used to render Mr. Lowell such pleasant reading Inni
vacant hour." — .'<tjectalor, xlix. 1)2;').
10. Poetical Works : with a Critical Preface bv Wil-
liam Michael Rossetti, Lon., '.880, 12ino.
"The judgment delivered by Mr. W. M. Iios.«elti in liis
lucid prefatory notice, that Mr. Lowell's chief claim t"ii.l
miration must rest on his 'Diglow Papers,' caiinoi Iicmic-
cessfully challenged. This fact, however, still |ieriiiii.~ the
conviction that there is present in Mr. Lowells pncli; nf
thought and seiitinient a purity of tone, a lenderniN- nf
feeling, a general grace and at ti.ncs an alwilute I'ciiuiy
of expression, whicli our world would be tlie pomvi tut
losing."— ylt/i.. No. 2753.
11. Democracy, and other Addresses, Bost.. Issii,
16mo.
" Less a reasoned criticism of books or life or in.-iitmi"ii>^
than the overllow of an opulent mind. It wniiM lie n-
impossible to .submit such work lo criticism as it wuM li-
unfrnitfnl; ami it Is unneces.sary to notice anew ilir iiaii-
of stvle, the felicities id' phrase, the charm, clnqnciict'.
and humor whicli are familiar to two geiieratiiiii> il "'-ir
people."— A'n/w", xliii. 525.
12. Heartsease and Rue. Bost., 1888, 16mo.
" It is a veritable Indian summerof Mr. Lowell'^ uiiiso "
—»it. Ka:. Ixv. 3iW.
13. Political Essays, Bo.=t., 1888, 16mo. (Mosfiftlit-fi'
essays were Hrst pnlilished during or soon after llni-ivil
war, and relate to the cvcnis of tlial period.:
"It is the political and social moralist silling i" .t»ll(.'-
ment on oll'enccs against iirinial laws: not ilie piniiciiui
deervlng tlie men and measures cd'n rival or hosiilc |«irlv.
... 'It is not simplv this nualitv tliat keeps tliiin f^rHi
to-dav; il is. qiiile as inuch. that literary ciianii "liiili
perva'des all of Mr. Lowell's writings."— fij/iV. .k. HI.
"If interesling primarily to Mr. LoweU'sfellow loiiiilry-
men. the essays possess value for historical .studiiils- iiiia
are doeumpiito of the course and movement <:'.' '.■!'!Mi;>"
which shaped the action of the statesmen of the .N"illi. -
Sal. Hn:, Ixvl. 147.
A collective edition of his works is now in ooarioof
puhlicntinn.
LOW
"kneral CiimciSM:
"sclVin li/r',"!,',;? (fnlsL'^untn nn!?f,'y, «""<' "" Perfecting
1 the r>iii)uii». ' . r *
LOY
■""-" '" "Till niK ( iiisli iiiitii i,.;:„T, 'i » '"' "" penectliiB
" ''{'Pression.-w,,.,.,. he*! vl'r f .h*-' •■"""•.'""""te artist
i|ir<l put to it to Iii(1l4 in, arHf,i ,.'■'■ "" "' fxpn-ssion is
i< we lire all,,wiMi_ris.w^„K.""'-'V«'7 living cqua^ and
•"arlt.s lor sanity limn for J,iv?„h'r'''' ^'-'"s'^e more
;;.■ ranlcs higher' perl ., i't a?, , v'rivili"" ^' "'' ""i'-'sni,
I' till' iliviiliiiL' asiiniliT r,("J,,,, }"''>' P'erenL'evuii
vardl(<r«j aooonminfJ,; f "?* ' 8™<l"''ted at Har-
'■Mmg."_.Va/,„„. xlli )il '*' '-"""■ '"«• ''e is full and inter-
2. The Soul of the Par East li„st isss 10
e.lKe of ,„o ex.rc.„e .;rirtV.5.S:« ■'" °i7 '-'.U""^ ^'"'"•'
-":^r!A,!!:;r-i«»^ri^ri^^e,. ther
'«n,l,- r„,ur„c.d ,„ the Unite ,* St'l' •"■"',':•. '"^ •""■"""■ ''
yur.ous el^,r^.es,■ nrofes.nr of I '•" "^^' ""'' 1"^'J
«"-7». I. TheXevp.ie,u„p"'" '"•'"'"" College
a.le.l Three Thousan YeaL l.n ' ^^'•'^h "-^'^rt. tha
B".V I^ife, l!„.t., 1X74 IHno 4 A ^.•' " ^''"•.V of School-
01.1 l>utcl. Town, Uo t 878 Iflif """'"' ^*''">'"» ""
M.n„,e,„;nt Ac's 1.,^ MCffo" """'l'"? "»" Local
at f^'!^:^LS^Ztf'jh, *^A.. graduated
re.t.,rof Foulmire* ^ince ISrn < ' '""^'''ineJ 1^15;
SKlniouth, Lon., ls,54 P>,„o ^errnons preached at
i-l<ri^.^^!^;V!^^rr,i^-::- ^•^•^- f-"-oi.
"aster by profession: was oni 7 f/ ^''/''■"•' '^ «"'"""-
■>«exArch»«IogicalsSv .nd "'«.[""»''«" "f the
■<; collection,. 1 PatroZ e'aBrifl ''''''^^'' '"'■««'y '°
-^;;;ij;.ui,y Nan.es orr^--;>--5i-jy
'^^;i,".'';t''%:',^;;i:::^;„'^f"/'''-ai sketch^, lo„
;;e; '^vo. 5. Wayside ' Notes irt'^'v''""' ''''' 2
;"J^^n^^^*;r'V»^e,.v^ , Onlyairls.
'-"">". r. ErlesnleSle "7,";,«- , I""''- Un S,'
'■'• I" »"■.--':;« 'u„'''rs^!) "''»"• i-n./!;;87'i2:o:
^""••''^'^r.p.^vo 15 NitvVV !'"V '^- Kathleen, I
'"■ -^ "niveUttleCo.ml. I Y""' ^'°"-' '^>*r, U'mo
'-"'"•■ ^'"' "™"« •^•""■ing, Lon., 188^"
''7'. l-'i0,cr.8v" ^" ^"^'"rar's Hand-Book
i ^^ermons, Lon., 1865, 12mo ""'""" i^mperance : Two
I'Owndeg, Ilenrv m'ti ra
the Liverpool North" n'^'Ho^pital'rF"'""*'' 'r«<""' '»
12mo. ' "• ^""'o Moore: a Tale, Lon., I85(),
Urination, L0I1'., 18^14' l8mo'!*'*'' ^"I""'"''''" f«r fon-
(rrans.; Ken^ Descaftes h s' If' '*^ '■''..''■ '"''»• 2.
L""-. l.'<78, ,,. 8vo (cL, ^ "^^ '""^ Meditation.s,
" Meditations" a sketcl of" h J"' r "•""'''"i"" of the
op.Hy, and a biography ) ''"" '"''" '"''"y of philos-
niiraltv Law Jf Colli.?, „' ["'J,'"' "'"'• '- "^d.] 1. Ad-
The Lkwoni^n'eSAvral /*",'• {T""" "*"" «^". •
1873, 8vo; 4th e,l 1888 ^«^' ^A"^ r"" i'"d foreign, Lou.,
8..rance, Lon,, |88|, 8™- td^^f.^r '"'*''"■'»<" '■'
Imere t and Valuation Lon ,'84 Z *' ^''"'"''''''
! !»«/» Mischief, L™^,88;;,^v1'''%°V'''"'-- »/' O""
gjon.and "p" hT ^' ' ^^^ro^th""'.^'-"-^."^- «-
Hospital, London. I. Pon^frJ", ""^ ,<f.'-'^'*t Northern
V""""'. I^on., mi n ^vo ' "'^ ""^ '"'*^'''"'
;'l»K,v of the lilow-FlV Lon ^hJ^T^'""y <^^'i Pl'ysi-
Ill«»t Lon., I87B^8;.^''^°'^?,P''""'l•«ic Surgery.'
Simple and Compoun dEve,' „f "l'^ ■J'^'*!""""'' "^ 't«
•'■ Aids to Physio oirvV'i , "*''''"' ''""■> ■**■!'. 4to
'«;», i«mo : i/edTLo'n 8S4" " '"'" ^"-^ ^'^■- ^"■'^
Lniverse. N. y^^^, fg.J/,™^' Infellectual System of ;i,o
{:;^::S'i5a'!t^,^:;if•-J^;^18.^.m7,b.at
ihcj'logieal Setninary; ordain, I 's-f' ""' '," ''rinceton
n NewJer..ey„nd elsewhere y^ ""'' "i''' ''""•««»
Ue ures, Phila., I860, 1";, ,^' 9 ^■•' her and her Times:
Pliila., L><62, ll'nm i n,' 11 . ^''""' ""x' h's Times
lf«-2 vols.'lSmo i A tekt>7 /""«'"■•• I''"' ^
'-'■no. 5. The Transhitpd li T'"" •'''""'> ''''""■. Iffili
«• Tl.e Prophet EHt Phila"'; fil; /;'"'"- l'^««. >2".o:
of^Javid, Phila., jsr,,; |2u,„' "^''"' '2'"o. 7. The Life
183o"at"it'ts"^!;p*»;».'""'«' Thompson, I,.D.. b.
"Sieal Sennnary ts.^iTbocI^^';;";;' ;","'.-"-rn The,,-
li"8 been pastor of sever.M Ti ."''''^'''''''"' '""nister;
,»f New TestauKnt <^e: is "d .^^'''r' «»» V^ofe..,;
Theoogical Sen.inary ll^rs ,"!"""'''' '" "''^^^^'"n
thehpistle (o the Hebrews I^kj ^",.^M'l'"iation of
"'.e «rave, fro,„ the GermL^ of H '^'""'-^ ""J'-'l
Lowry, T. K. (Ed l^e n "?" ""' P- 8*'»
containing some Account of thT"""," Manuscripts:
I C'andeboye, Great Arde" ,,nd a """'" <"' f'PP«r
I of Down. ]Jv Sir J,Vmer'nl, •,.'"'"' '" "'" f'oi nty
Lon.. 1888, 8vo. "rases, (hnjr. Dialect Soo. Pub.,)
Ii™ffr1^.^l;,!;;,;!-,;;»:jal standard Of the ^oCety's p„b.
P' «'o. 2. The W„l; . '*'. ''''"^<"' I'on., I860, 3 vols
.'8«''. ■''vo.-,,'^^,^ ";'":" '" Western France Lo,"
in Moscow, Lo^ms, 80 TtV "f" '■'«"'-« of Life
master, Lon., 1884, p ivo Immortal School-
''»>'. Rev. Mauhias, d.d b isas i n .
1023
LOY
LUC
limd Co., I'll.; ontored the Lutheran ministry in 1S4»;
beoftine professor in the Theological Seminary anil Capi-
tal Dniveri-ity, Columbus, 0,, in 1S6J, anil president of
Capital Univernity in 1881 ; editor of the Lutheran
Standard since l.'<fl-l, and of the Columbus Theological
Magazine since 1S8I. 1. (Trans.) Life and lieeils of
Dr. Martin Luther, Columbus, ISiia, IL'mo. 2. The Doc-
trine of Justification, Columbus, 1S(1!I, Himo: new ed.,
ISSU. 3. Essay on the Ministerial Oflice, Columbus,
LS7U, 12mo. t. Sermons on the (iospcls for the Sundays
and Chief Festivals of the Church Year, Columbus,
L-<ss, Svo.
Loyd, iHiss Mary A. The Child's Life of Luther.
Illust. N. Voik, ISliS, ISmo.
Liiiirtt, Mtcv. Henry UicliiirdH, D.D., b. 1825;
graduated at Trinity College, Cambridge, 1.S47; Fellow
and a.-sislant tutor of Trinity IS.'io-Oa; vicar of St.
Mary the Ureat, Cambridge, 18()0-8(i ; registrary of the
University since 18f)2; hon. canon of Ely since 1.><.'^;I.
1. (Kd.l lives of Edward the Confessor, ( Keoord Office
I'ub.,) Lon., ISoS, 8vo. 2. (Kd.) liartholomiei de I'ot
Ion Monachi N'orwioensis Historia Anglicana, (A.D.
41'.(-12'J8 :) neciion ejusdem Liber de .Archiepiscopis et
Episcopis .Vuglia;, (Record Office Pub.,) Lon., l.><ijll, Svo.
;i (Ed.) Diary of Edward Uud, 1800. 4. (Ed.) Ko-
berti (irossoteste Episcopi quondam Lincolniensia Epis-
tohe, (Record Office Pub.,) Lon.. LSIil, 8vo.
"The proseiu vuhime is edited by Mr. Luard : and it is
tlieri'fiirf almost needless to sav tliiU It is one nf Ihc orna-
nienis. and not one of the disKraees, of the series."— ,8'a/.
Jiei'., xiii. ;i3ti.
5. (Ed.) Annales .Monastici : vols, i.-v., Lon., ]8(14-
69, r. Svo. (i. (Kd.) The Correspondence of Porsop,
181)7. 7. List of Documents, Ac, concerning the Cnin-
bridge University Library, 1870. 8. (Ed.) Mattha>i
Parisiensis, Monachi Sancti Albani, Chronica .Majora,
(Record Office Pub.,) Lon., 1872-84, 7 vols. Svo. V.
Oraduati Cautabrigiensis, sive Catalogus, L800-1872,
Lon., 1873, p. 8vo. 10. The Relations between England
and r.ome during the Earlier Portion of the Reign of
Henry lU., 1878.
Luard, Julia. 1. Childhood and Sehool-Room
Hours of Royal Children, Lon., 1804, 12mo; new ed.,
1876. 2. Clare Savile ; or, Si.xty Years Ago, Lon., I860,
p. 8vo ; new ed., 1 880.
Lubbock, Sir John, Bart., F.R.S., LL.D.,
D.C.L., b. 18:il, in London; son of Sir .fohn AVilliam
Lubbock, ('iii(e, vol. i. ;) became a partner in his fnlher's
banking establishment in 1S.')6, and is president of the
Institute of Bankers; M.P. for Maidstone 1870-80, and
since then for London University. He has taken an
active part in financial and educational measures, bnt is
chiefly known is a seientitio writer. He is president of
the Linnioan Society, vice-president of the Royal Society
and the British Association, a trustee of the British Mu-
seum, and chairman of the London County Council. He
has contributed to the Tran.sactions of learned societies
and to the leading reviews. 1. Prehistoric Times as
illustrated by Ancient Remains and the .Manners and
Customs of .Modern Savages, Lon., 186.7, 8vo; 4th ed.,
I.'^78. 2. The Origin of Civilization, and the Primitive
Condition of Man, Lon., 1870, 8vo; 3d ed., 1874.
(Treats ohiefiy of family relationship and religion.)
"This interesting and valuable volume illustrates to
some e.vtent the way in which the modern .seionlitio siiirit
manages to extract a considerable treasure from the oinilt'
and refuse neglected or thrown aside bv former imiuirers.
The evidenci' of savage customs, nil wliicli .Sir John Lub-
bock has cor ucted whiU is at least n plaiisilile tlieorv iif
the very eiirliosl cunditiun of human society, lias been very
eciierally regarded as loo worthlo.ss foraiiv conclusions to
e founded on it. . . . It has been for the must part col-
lected by persons who had no idea of its importance, and
who rerordod their stories of .savage usages simply to
amuse or astonish their readers. . . . But the special im- j
portaiice of Sir J. Liilibock's work arises from the I'act that ■
the evidence with wliicli he deals can be nniUiidied and i
improved to any extent. . . . The historical order of the i
Ideas which have prevailed among men lui the subject of
Family Kelatioiisliii) is thus slated bv Sir J. Lnlibock;
'Fii-st. a child is related to his liilie generally; secoiidlv, 1
toliismolher, iiiid not to his father ; thirdlv, to his fatlieV
and not to his mother; lastly, and la.stlv only, he is related ;
to both.' ... It would seem, therefore, that sir .1. Lub-
bock's interpretation of the tacts which he considers es- )
tablished is precisely the reverse of Mr. Macleiiiiairs, ... I
The faull of an otherwise admirable book is the somewhat ■
hasiv as.sumplion of an historical rclalion between classes
of ideas not shown by anv evidence t^i have grown out of
one another."— .Vu(. liei'., xxx. '237, 302.
3. On the Origin and Metamorphoses of Insects, Lon.,
1873, p. 8vo. 4. Monograph of the Thysanura and Col-
Icmbola, (Ray Soo. Pub.,) Lon., 1873, Svo. i. (Jn
British Wild Floners considered in their Relation t"
Insects. Lon., 187,'i, nmo.
" A brief but ciimiirchciisivi' view of the result of api.lv-
ing the principle of iiaturiil selection to n large liiiU
(d' blolngical i>heiioiiieiia wliicb hitherto, till Mr. HiirvMn
called attention to Ilieni, bad hardly seemed even ii oo-
sible Held lor scientific exploralion."— .Syitcdi/or, xlviii. -Jlii.
6. Relations between Plants and Insects: a l.irlmc.
Illust. Lon., 1878, 12ino. 7. Scientific Lectures, Lon.^
1870, Svo. 8. Addresses, Political and Eilucadomil
Lon., 1879, Svo.
" The.se two vnlumes . . . compreheiid the main recoils
of Sir John Lubbock's literary aetivitv during the lust lew
years. Fur the more important, hovvever, is that which
deals witli .scientific i|Uestioiis."— ,U/i., No. 2698.
0. Ants, Bees, and Wasps: a Record of Observalihii.
on the ILibits of the Social Hymenoptera, Lon |ss"
Svo.
■' The niithor's own ob.«ervatlon.s, which have been iinioc
at various liilervals (liiniiirtlic imst ten years, ami pm,.
lislicd in till' loriii of |iaijeis and lectures, ure skiliiillv ii,.
tenvuven with those of his predecessors and I'oiiicrnhi.-
raries so as to fonii a deligbtful volnnie, for whiili u,.
venture to predict an eiidnriiig po|jiilarity."— .Si^ /,', ■
liv. 124,
10. Fifty Years of Science : Address at York, |sS|,
Lon,. 1882, Svo. 11. Chapters in Popular Natural Hi-'
tory, Lon., 1883. 12nio. 12. Representation, (" Inipcrini
Parlianicul" Ser.,) Iaju., 188.i, p. Svo. 13. Flowi i-,
Fruits, and Leaves. ("Nature" Ser.) Illust. I.on..
18S6, p. Svo. 14. The Pleasures of Life, Lon., I,«^7,
12nio; 12th ed.. 18S0. Ij. On the Senses, Instill. l-!
and Intelligence of Animals: with Special Reference p.
Insects, ("International Science" Ser.) Illust. Lun
1888. p. Svo.
"Besides his own researches, . . . Sir J. Lnbbivk lure
details many curious experiments on the hiwcr forms .if
life recently niade by Will, Forel. Fabre, and other con-
tinental zoologists,"— .Icni/,, xxxiv, 40,').
Luby, Thomas C'la.kc. Lives and Times ..f
Illustrious and Representative Irishmen. Illust. N,
Y'ork, 1878, sni. 4to.
Lucan, Earl of. See Bixoiiam.
Lucas, Annie. 1. Leoniej or. Light out of Bark-
ness and within lion Walls: a Talc, Lon., 1S74, p, sv.,,
2. The City and the Castle: a Story of Switzerland, L.ii.i
1875, p. Svo; new ed., ISS3. 3. Translations from 11. r-
man Poets, Lon., 1876, 12nio. 4. Wenzel's Inheritincc:
a Story of Dohemia in the Fifteenth Century, l.on.,
lS79,p.8vo. 0. Dot: the Story of a City Waif. Illu,-|.
Lon., 1885, p. Svo. 6. The Lost Book: a True Story,
Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Lucas, C. The Troubles of an Heiress, Lon., is^T,
3 vols. er. Svo.
Lucas, Charles Prestwood, graduated at lid
Mill College, Oxford, 1872 ; called to the bar at Lincnln's
Inn 1885; a clerk in the Colonial Office, London. In-
troduction to a Historical Ueography of the liiiti.-h
Colonies; vol. i., Oxf., 1S88, p. Svo.
Lucas, llev. D. R. 1. History of the Ninetv-
Xinth Indiana Infantry, Lafayette, Inil., ls«:i, \-2'm,.
2. The Conversion of Paul Darst; or. The Conllict uf
Love and Duty, 1876, 12ino.
Lucas, Daniel Bedinger, LLD., b. Is:;0, m
Charlestown, Va.; graduated at the University of Vir-
ginia 1855, and in law at Washington College, Virginia,
1858; served in the Confederate army :n the civil war,
and since 1867 has practised law in his native lonn ; I.S.
senator since 1887. 1. Memoir of John Yates Bell, Muii.
treal, 1S65. 2. The Wreath of Eglantine, ami ..llicr
I'oeius, Bait., 1860, 12mo. 3. The Maid of Xurlliuiiibci-
land: a Dramatic Poem, N. York, 1880, 12mo. 1. iial-
lads and Madrigals, 1884.
Lucas, Edward, for many years secrelmy in tlio
Catholic Acadeniia, London. The Life of Frediikl; Lu-
cas, M.P., Founder of the '"Tablet." By his lir.jlher.
Dublin, 1886, 2 vols. cr. Svo.
" Lucas's career suggests, to those who are preii.n.Hl to
profit by them, Interestliiu' reficclioiis as to the lik. n.-scs
and unlikeiiesses between the religious temi imiiiciiI»
iieces.sary to make either good (Juakers or goinl i , oi'lii>:
and the.se are emphasised by the information iui..' t;ivcn
as to the way In which he, who was completely i vcrtcl
by a 'flash,' regarded the slow and wavering Ciiivcrsi.iii
of Cardinal Newman, . . . The chapters in whi.li Ihiw
matters are discnssed or alluded to. indeed, are, l..r t;ciicral
reitsoiis, the most interesting in the book,"— ,4(/i,. .No. Ml
Luca«. .«rs. Hs-nvy. (Trans.) Manual ■•! rpwid-.
History and Literature : ]ircceiled by 'v Brief Suiiiiiiaryof
Bible History, by Dr. D. Cassel, Lo::., 1883, I'p. -vo.
Lucas, J. 1. Horizontal Wells; a New A|i|ilica-
LUC
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tion of (Jcoli)gicn' /
I'Icasurea of a t^u,
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liucas, John, m.o p r r s p .
Bombay army. ]. The pL„ - ' ^"^'n- 8urgeon-nmi„r
>l'leon, 1S80. "" ''^'"' '" ^pcrlrophy of ||„.
"mo; new e,l., INSI o VI ' '"/'^-Book, l,o„., |s(i./^
l-ucas, N. S Pn 1- u ,. '
"^'' l>i<'tio„„rv. l!,.,,. "V:^?^';!"""" »'"' •'orman.Kng-
'■»"•. I.^Bi' p. s"': '^- ' '^'■■'« "f Trust, and Trustee.
Nature, l,on., Is,,;!, s'" Sketching Flowers from
H.w''"r8V^; .'•'^!;:'li'"-'AnM,,uity„fMan I,o„
i8<2; eaiw h^.,:^:';; 7;:i"' q^^^"'-- eoiSe:L ,;^
I'hill.ps as literary revle,loVf .? ' """^wled Samuel
e.l..eU Oncea n'eoi< issref "^J^ ']'-^-J'i"'<=s in 's,,,, ';,';,:,'
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svo.- "" '"'"' »"" "- «Htish Frontier, r.on. ,8r9
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fiTliamentary eohnnn f I u"^''"' ''^' ""'lertook t „
I 'iarv of Tob;, M"' ' '»^,f - which he entitled Te
ou resigned thi,, ,,0^1,1.,,"; "'"frV'": """-^ ^'"'"«.
■n the gallery of ,|,e Hou«e "f r ' l"'''''"'n« his work
I ?J/,-'ia."enta^.-pt:df;r:; .„ ^i^",'"/ "'"'"'-^
'■'*?•; -' vols. p. L. ^^'- " •'""^oy in the Ueoess, Un '
• ■ ■ The ,,nh*,J ,'';'''«■ '"»rwkMi,Tm' 1 'i'''.'''''''^' what
"orll. m,ti i'„rl ' 1; '•'^ "'' 'ho te , ."T^^ ';, '".''''I ■'•lales.
-«• '^'MH^^' C 'ifc' :j;';:' «'^'.i^tone ^:r
scene.s'thathnv„..i'' '""■«■ l"is-e,l an 1 t;.l. ,,"'■■'' "^t 'he
"<'eiirale '^^> i?ceKS(,r.s. Mr ( |,,,,*r. '', ': ' ''."■ evil than
li^m-ii: wisiiH?'?"'""-;:/^ Si'"'-'- -^
'sudden, T tf • ■ f"'*'-^''", «"/" '
::: ._.."»•• Maine Siinro,,,,. ,'
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Lucas Til '"• ■^''''■' xiviii. r,7.
-'' i'hysiJlogiealTeL^s'oT'vTrhl-r '■ ^^"« ■^"""n
^-'^omV;it;i^f!»2»^t!;s^?;;'^^j2'-.
"Review of tts"eitfpr- *■";'" "'" «»"'h «««» beint
°f the Fiiian, \t ,? ' *^"htieal, arx UeliL'ioiia nJi .• ^ i
''"ce;" Alfred "!':i";:"'-, "■"• '2ii.o. *"'""' ^'''''""»' |
"7«rko;oli!'^^l,^-J^^;',|..e..d.) My Summer
J'"ce, S(eph,-n Hl«»^i l^'> eland, 1 877. 1
nay,, b. ,8.;. T A?ba." l'",'?'^.'-' '---'"-al V.,. '
' ">« civil war i;. '""!'' "'« ".avy in i
•orL' sfi."^.'" "'« civil wa;,ie I « V"^ '"
'"TK, i.sflj Svo, 2 fE.l 1 V ,■„ '• Seamanship N
I'llchaii, B \v> ' '^"val Songs, 188.! '
"iX'.:"Hr' -""'•"• "'•'"•
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|...b,.hi^ „5s. ai^':^;,«7-^";«''-' "' •^-'"^ <^"iicg:
>i;"i-ol All Saints', fa,, h° I '«"""'; ordained 18(,N);
-"-pal of my ThlZgt f,«t^, "'-''•> ■»"'» 'S"*-".'
Miii n".""" ';''■'' warden of ^;t"«^'. "*^''-^' J canon
Mivmn Preachers sine« wJ- ^'^ P'oce.mn Order of
(irans.) Uvturcs on Cl,ni....i «',•"' C'L, IS8I. ■>
J«u»'et. Chic., 1879, 8,y'"'™' ^''^<i"""e. by M. {, Q
s >ely ,n the South and wJ . ■ "" 'mvelled exten
-ent;aHee^;</^-^^^,^.^e^n™rtj!frp^
. . ,, " "'"' I'on., 1870
I^iidlow, Helen n- ,
("Hampton Tracts,") v'v' •, ^?'''"' Laws of Moses
.S^'!l^;;^'^!:n., called to the bar at Lin,.o,:.,l:
JK.VKV.V,,, HF.sar- I A.lJ/;.'"''«'^ -ince 1874. Wi"h
. HIU
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„„!',V'' '"i"*i >""'•'«•' ''Is authorities well, . . . and has
iSmaSn "-Jw'l'Na 5^-^ " «^"" ""'""'" ^^ """"^"^
o. The War in Oude, Lon., ISo.-*, <Svo. 6. Thoughts
on the Policy of tlie Crown towards India, Lon.. is,)')
Svo. '
"Mr Ludlow's practical conclusions are nl least sweep. '
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-lie would emliroiu' Ilic KiiiK of Oude at Luckuow? with
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T„'!.M,^ ''""""■"■■ '1-^? I""''i'"i" "ritcr. is blind to many im-
jorlinl "'•I'cctsol the quesllou with which he deals." Hut
Im ,'-'," """'' '"-' "* *-'ver con.scicjusly uuliiir."-.sa(. AVc .
S. Woman's AVork in the Church : on Deaconesses and
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ibBn^U'.^'ir ■'."''!" ''"/'"'"V.''"" '" 1 '"uri; niiuute study of
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Class, Ls.i2-b7. Lon., lSfi7, 12mo. i
Ludlow, Lois. Dulcie: a Novel, Lon., LH7j 3
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Ludlow, Noah Miller, 17!t.-,-LSsr,, b. in New York
Lity; w-ent on the stage in 181.), and was manager of
sever.ll Southern theatres from 1817 till his retirement in '
l»j.j. IJramatio Life as I found it: a Record of Per-
.■■onal Experience: with an Account of the Ui.se and
Progre.^•s of the Drama in (he West and .South : with
Anecdotes ami liiographical Sketches of the Principal
Actors an.l Actre.-ses who have at Times appeared upon
the Stage ol the Mississippi Valley, St. Louis, 18,S||, 8vo.
"The liiHik makes no pretence to literary merit It Is
<r".ii?u'H.irTr';",'," ■l".'T"."vV.'-)'t^'i»i.iK a welcome mis
oUnalerial fur ibe hislnomc biographer."-A«t/o«. xxxl.
i.t'^l"'.','^?*''.",* "'^P'"' "f " Reconnaissance of the'
lilack Hills ot Dakota, 1S74, Wash., LS75, 4to
Ludlow, W . H. The Hebrew's Daughter: a Poem.
Lon., 18,')4, .8v<i. '
12^^"*""""' ■*■ **' ^^''" ^^ "'"*' '^'- ^''""''' '^*^'i
„.''"'*' '*r"""' *'*''"'■''*•"• An Introduction to the !
^ •^«' i. ''""^"■.v. I^on., 1880, p. 8vo; 2d ed., 1885 i
LuH, Williuin. I. About Jesus: One Hundred
Poems, Mir ing, N.B., 1885, Svo. 2. About Our Father: i
Poems. Stirling, I8sfi, Svo. i
Luke, J. A. Quietness and Assurance for Ever.
Ijon., 18b4. p. 8yo, '
Luke, Mrs. Jemima, [ant,-, vol. i., nd,i.] The
Broa.l Road and the Narrow Way : i Urief Memoir of
tliza Ann Harris, liy the Author of "The Female
Jesuit. Lon., is.'il), 8vo.
Luke, Uev. William, b. 1.825, at Trebell, near
liodmin, Cornwall; ordained minister of the liible Chris-
LUM
T. Tm"""!, '■'"' V'^si'l'^'it "f (he conference 1804.
1. rhe Village Chapel, l.,,,,.. 1877, 12mo. 2. The Bible
rstians: tlieir Origin, Constitution, Doctrines, and
History. Lon., 1878, l2ino.
.,^'J*',^"*'. ,".'""'>' f'''»>'' ("Errntic Enrique,"
pseud )b IS.i,.^. ,n Philadelphia: a.^^.-ociate editor of the
New ^ork Daily News 1877-84. and in 1888 ,.,iitor ind
part luiblisher of the Xcw York Journalist. 1. The
fl'iV'^o ""' "' riierbourg, and other Poems, N. York
sl i> .i"?' ,?-J'?'L'^""''- " Supernatural, though
Sub-Pnthetic, IJalhid, Phila.. 187(1. 3. Story of the Type.
» V'^''' 'ili''^'- '■ ■'"•' '""^ I'hishe.s, N.'Vork, 1883 "'
Lukiii, Rev. Jnmes, graduated at Brascnose Col-
ma "'' "'"'''''"«'' '*^'i "«'<"• "f Wickfordi
I lflSl-S7, and since then rector of Ilinton-Mnrtel I
i The Amateur Mechanic's Workshop: a Trcatisc'oon'
taming Plain and Concise Direolions for the Muninul/
tion of Wood and Metals. Illust. Lon., 187() Vs. ,
Anon. «th ed., 1,880. 2. The Lathe and its V.os'-' ,„'
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•'id ed., |,on., 1871, 8vo. Anon. 0th ed., 188,'i ' •.'
Amongst Machines; 2d ed.. Lon., 1877, sq. Ifimo: i'
Ihe -ioung Mechanic: a Book for Boy.s, Lon Is"-'
new cd. 187,8, sq. lOmo. 5. The Boy Engineer,;': „l',;,
hey did, and how they did it, Lon., 1,'<77, sq. lOuio r
1 icture-Frame-.Making for Amateurs. Illust I,,,,
1887 p. 8yo. 7. Turning-Lathes for Technical .'••cJcoU
and Apprentices, Ac, Lon., 1888, ji. 8vo.
■ Lukis, Capt. J. II. The ComuK.n Sense of ih,,
Water-Cure: a Popular Description of Life and Treal
nieiit m a Hydropathic Establishment, Lon.. I.nB' ,.r
I Svo. *■' '■
"'The best practice is that which doos nnibino .,
next best that 'which does littV' These1y,"d ' t"^';:t'
^a" 5to!^. ':Jit'470. "" "" *"•'"' '^'''""''' "'' "J-'J"-"!""!';'-
I Lukis, Ilev. Milliain Collings, .M.A F s ,i
b. 1,M, ,u Guernsey; graduated at Trinity Collem
Cambridge, 1840; ordained 1841 ; rector of Watli York
shire, s_in.;e 1862; Fellow of the Royal Antiquarian Z
°"'^,, ,^'.''"-'"'"''™- '■ ^» Account of Ciiurch Uell^
and Bell-Founders, Lon., 1857, Svo. 2. Barrows ,, ,
Monuments, Ac, in the Islands of Brittany, Lon IS-V
121110. 3. On the Class of Rude Stone .Moiim„em;
which are commonly called in England Cromlechs i,n,|
in France Dolmen.s, Ripon, 1875, Svo. 4 (Ed i Th
Family Memoirs of the iiev. W. Stukeley, (Siirte'cs ,C
Pub. :) vol. 1., Newcastle, 1882, Svo. 5. The Prehislo, „
Stone Monumentsof the British Isles: Cornwall lllu i
(Society of Antiquaries Pub.,) Lon., 1880.
, "The Interest of the work resides, of course nriMcMLiii,.
in the forty folio plates. . . . Kvcrv sink. Mo'ii. I ' "
staiung apart or 'o.riiiiiig part'ot'^i oil? l.is' vp 1
both in elevation and groun.l-plaii."-,lf,„/ xxviii I'l
Lilkyn, ThoniHS. Essay on tlie Teeth and llontal
I'ractioe, Lon., Is53, Svo.
Lull, Iley. De Los. Father Solon; or. Tl,e
Helper Helped, N. York, I8SS, 12mo
' ■. \'iTi' V*'V7 ""'"el. I. The Spiritual I)cl„.i„n-
Its Methods, leachings. and Effects, Phila.. 12m.. ■>'
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Bost"'"l'si'2 ^'!; 1"'' S^'f .Life of Prehist.Mi.. M,n.
N. Y;rk,7882.'- """" """ "^ ''*'""'^- "^ " ''-■'-
Lumb, E. "C<,stly Stones" for "an Hou.<o not
made with Hands," Edin., 1861, 12iim
Lumby, Kei'. Joseph Rawson, D.D., g,a,l„;,t«.i
first class Class, 'frip., at Mag.lalene College, Ciinibn.l.-;
l.So,s, and elected l^cllow; vicar of St. Edward's, Cau,-
bri.lge, 1S,5-,1), and since then Norrisian profc-„r „(
divinity ; prebendary of York since 1887. lie ha-- b.ca
a member of the Old Testament Revision Committe... „
contributor to the Speaker's Commentary, a i„eii,h..rut
he Cominittee <;! the Early English Text Society, .Vc
I i'l i.fl '* . ?"J "'"' I'^'ign-ents of Floriz an.l
I Blaunchflur and of the Assumption of Our La.iv: from
I a Mb. in the Cambridge University Library, Ac.'. I l.iiriv
' ?."",' rT*-"' ^°''-''> '■""■ '^'■'<'' •'*™- 2. Early Hi-.^a;,
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Pub..) Un., 1871-80, r. Svo. 6. A History cf the Creed,
Un., IS,.!; 2d ed., 18,80, p. Svo. T. A Sketch of a
Course of English Reading, Lon., 1873. 8. (J-.l., Be
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loenis. (Early English Te.vt ,Soc.,) Lon., 1870. m„. >».
A (Jlo.«sary of Diflicult, Ambiguous, or LosoM.. liihle
•?. V ' '""™'eil from English Writers conlcM.i...r:iry
"'.'. ■';« Authorised Version. L.m.. 1S80. 12m.i.
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"L'l.l J, ', "■■'■" -^ '""''^'1 01^ compaetne.ss.' ~W. W.
10. (Ed.) More's Ttopia : the English Tnin.^lation
thereof made by R. Robynson, (with Roper'. Life of
More, Ac.,) Cambridge, 1880. U. The Acts of thcApoj.
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LYE
[ the bftr nt tho Inner Toinplo 1884. The County Klecton
Act: with Xott's on Changes in tho Law, Lon., ISH^.grij
8vo.
VViikoneM, Yorkshire ! grinimilod at ft. John's Cllego,
Cambridge, 1«5S; orduinod 1.S5!I; Fellow of St. John's '
18Bll-6:j; curate of St. Paul's, .>iouth Ilnuipstead, 1M.)«-
M and of St. Matthew's I'-riday .Street, London, ISBS- Lll«hington, Vernon, LL.B., Q.C., b. I.s,')2 ■ call,,!
71); surumseroibt. Paul's School, London, since 1861; to the bar at the Inner Temple LS57 ; ieorctaiy to
/i.n,r. r;r-V ";,• ""has contributed to the Die- admiralty ls,iU-7; , judge of county courts. K,- „
tionary of Christmn Hiography and Literature, and to of Admiralty Cases. I'arU I., II., and III Lon H
the .Speaker's Commentary. I. Wakelield Worthies: Svu. < • • '"• i.on., in.,!,
Biographical Sketches, Lon., 1861, p. Svo. 2. (Kd.J Liisk, William Tlioninson, M.D , b ls;;s „,
rreat.se on Chmeh .Sacraments, by ,1 Colet, Lon., l,-<li7, Norwich, Conn. ; professor of physiology in Long I-h,,
(td.) Two Treatises on the Hierarchies of Dio- College Hospital 1808-71, „ml since then profci^sor !.
(hd.) Lectures obstetrics in IJcllevuo Hospital Medical College ,inl
,„„. „ p- .,.•., . . , ,, , , "• <'^''-' ^''"'- """"' "f "'e New York Medical Journal. The .Scie
'"'ff,?'.' F"'-'"'"'''""'mns, by J. Colet, Lon., 1871, Svo. and Art of Midwifery. Illuet. N.York 1881 8 ■
Kadulphus on tho .\Io.<ttic Account new eiL, 1885. ' ' "•
See nAiii..\vi.,
oems, Lon., 1 '>>.,'<,
8vo. :!,
nysiiis, by J. Colet, Lun., 186!), 8vo. 4.
on Romans, by J. Colet, Lon., lS7.i, Svo.
tures on First fori
H. (Ed.) Letters to
of the Creation, by J. Co'let, Lon., 1878, Svo. (Kach
volume of Dean Colet's works has an introduction, and
the more important portions iiro translated.) 7. St. J<ihn
of Damascus, ("The Father.- for English Readers,") Lon.,
1SS2, l2mo. 8. (Trans.) The Lives of .lehnn Vitrier
and John Colet, written in Latin, by Erasmus; with
Notes and Appendices, Lon., lS8;i, or. Svo. !). An In-
troduction to Latin Elcgi.ic Verse Composition, Lon.,
1SS5, 12mo; 2d ed., 18,SS. Id. A Life of John Colet,
Dean of St. I'aul's, and Founder of Se. Paul's School ;
with an Appendi.x of some of his English Writings,
Lon., 1887, Svo.
" On the whole It entirely endorses Mr. Seebohm's pres-
entation of Deuii Colet's work ami cliaraeter, llii "o.xrori1
Keformei-s,"! and yet by a careful llllini,' In of the linck-
ground of the portrait, and a treatment oi the snlject his-
toriiMil rather than pliilosopliical, introduces us to a ('olet
more real even than Mr. .Seebohm's."— Ro.nai.u B.vv.n'k:
^ioul., x.\.\il. u,x
II. Introduction to Latin Lyric Verse Composition,
•'■.'■ii!'''"' '"ii[r"":i. ■ . r.,L „ I iue i^iuie uypsy, oy iMicSnuvage. lllust. JJost., iMJs
isj;. E, p'rel rfk r'"^' * I"'"*'',', ^^'^r '^'V^- •''• ' 'M'"'"- ''■ ''^"'"'■^ Thorwaldsen : his Life and Vvorksi
ISdO, in Frederick Co., \ a. ; has held professorships in i by Eugiine Plon. lllust. liost., 1872 Svo
fj"'',,-'''? ■"■1/""T';. ^'^"'""'"^ Principles of LjB||, Sir Alfred Comyns, K.C.B.,' K.C.f.E b
Sc.ent.l c Agricu ture, N. York, ISSl), 12mo. 18;)5, at Coulston. Surrey ; educated at Eton and II ,i
...Jh^"^ "^k' »'',!""'• , '• ^'"'"'•'".•?''-^' '^h"""«»' Arith- leybury ; entered the Bengal civil service 1855, an,l ra<e
2 N ,0^1 't 'i;;"-^' ^""■' 1««-'. I'!'""- new ed., 1886. through successive grades to the post of lieutenant-gov'
-i. Numerical Tables and Constants in Elementary ernor of the Northwest Provinces and chief comnii.-
sioner of Oiide 18S2: returned to England in 1SS7. iiii<l
was np|)ointed a member of tho Indian Council l>>,s.
Asiatic Studies, Religious and Social, Lon., 1S82. Sv.i-
2d ed., 18.S4. ...
'^Liiska, Sidney," (Pseud.)
Hk.vkv, Hiipra,
LUNsy, M, M. Expression, Accents, Ac,
and Instrumental Music, Lon., 1887, Svo.
Lusted, Cr. Semblance, Ac. : Poeu
sin. Svo.
Luther, Mrs. Cnlista V. The Vintons and ih,-
Karens. lllust. Host., ls,s|, 12mo.
Luther, H, The Construction and Equipment ul
(irain .Magazines. .Manchester, 1886, 8vo.
Lutteroth, Henry. Russia and tho Jesuits from
1772 to IS2(I, Lon., ISiS, Svo.
Lutton, Anne. Light on the Christian's DaiU-
Path: from rnpublishcd Letters, Lon., ISSii, si|. Iiinn,;
Luttrell, Hope. Prince Hassan's Carpet, Loik,
1864, p. Svo.
Luyster, Miss Isaphene M. I. (Trans.) .Me-
moirs and Corres|iondence of Madame Rccamier, by
Mme. A. C. Lenorinant, Bost., 1867, l6mo. 2. (Trans)
The Little Gypsy, by Elie Sauvage. lllust. Bost., Is
Science, Lon., 1S84, l2mo.
Luscombc, A. M. Hymns translated into Latin
Rhyming Verse, Lon., 187!), p. Svo.
Lusconibe, E. .Myrtles and Aloes; or, Our Sal-
combe Sketch-liook, Lon., 1S6I, Svo.
Lush, Charles .>Iontaguc, b. 185.T; son of Sir
Robert Lush, ('iiire, vol. i. ;) graduated, first class Class.
Trip., at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, 1870; called to the
bar at Gray's Inn 187!). I. Tho Law of Husband and
■Wife; within the Jurisdiction of the Queen's Bench
and Chancery Divisions, Lon., 1SS4, Svo. 2. Married
Women's Rights aud l,iabilities in Relation to Con-
tracts, Torts, and Trusts, Lon.. 1SS7, p. Svo.
Lushington, A. M. I. Stories from French His-
tory ; a Book for Children, Lon., 1S()7, so. IBino. 2.
(Trans.) On the Wing, by the Emperor Maximilian,
Lon., 1868, Svo.
Lushington, Cecilia. 1. Fifty Years in .Sand-
bourne: a Sketch, Lon., 1879, 12ino. 2. Margaret tho
Moonbeam: a Story for tho Young, Lon., I,s,-<l, sq.
16mo. 3, Over the Seas and Far Away, Lon., 1882, p.
Svo.
Lushington, Ellen E. 1. Roger the Lamo Boy :
a True Story, Lon., 1S77, lliino. 2. Westfield Village:
Alice's Thoughts on the Lord's Prayer, Lon., 1877, ISino.
3. A Land and Sea Story, Lon., 1879, 16mo. 4. Storm
and Calm on the Downs, Lon.. 1884, p. 8
By (nr the larger number of these eleven essays dml
ivith the history ol religion, as illustrated Ijv what the au-
thor lias seen iiassiiig under Ids own eves in India
\ery rarely indeed has any one attained in any siiiL.lc
partot It to that intimate tte<iualnt«nce with cnrrciil.-df
reliL'iou.s thoutihi and with cliangcs of society which our
author evidently iMisses.ses."— ^enrf., xxii. 3o0."
'Supplies an admirable corrective to views entertained
t.y the too exclusively philosophical writers and the loo
Tuirelj^ political administrators respectively."— */. ;,'<,•.,
Ivi. .i4(.
Lyall, Charles James, C.I.E., entered the Bengid
civil service 1867; secretary to the chief cimimis-ioncr
of Assam since 1884. 1. A Sketch of the Hindu-iaui
Language, Lon., 1S80, p. Svo. 2. Translations from tlio
HaniAseh, Lon., 1882. (Reprinted from the Journal uf
the Asiatic Society of Bengal, 1881.)
"Mr. Lyall is entirely unrivalled in his In.^llnet lor ihe
ancient poetry of the desert. . . . His work is so iiiiiqiic
and admirable that we can only nsk for more. '—Sum tv
Lane-Poolk: .4c<id., xxii. pjn.
3. Translations of Ancient Arabian Poetry, eliiiHy
Prw-Islamic : with an Introduction and Notes. I.on.,
1885, fp. 4to.
"Their siiecial Interest lies in the picture that tlicy ^ive
Lushinstan f^ixlfrov M A 'iTi «•)'•). oi i . i "s f'*^ '^'''''' i.',!^^ ■""' thought us Itw'nsin the<lavs l.ciore
r^i" ";"*„"'. .t'?*^' ..'■';•' °- '^•i2; educated at | Islam. . . .These poems Mr. Lyall presents to uV in vep
Rugby and Oxford ; called to tho bar at the Inner Tom-
j.le 1858 ; under-socretary of state, home department,
since 1885. 1. Manual of the Naval Prize Law, Lon.,
1866, imp. Svo. 2. The Case of the "Tornado," Lon.,
l'.o7, Svo.
Lushington, Henrietta. 1. Hacco the Dwarf,
and other Tales, Lon., 1S64, sq. Ifiino. 2. Littlehope
Hall, Lon., 1864, I2mo. ;!. Almeira's Castle, Lon., 1865,
8(1. l6mo. 4. Happy Home; new ed., Lon., 1867, 16mo.
Lushington, Henry, [ante, vol. i., aild.,] 1812-
18.)5 ; chief secretary of the government of Malta. The
Italian War, 184.8-4!), and the Last Italian Poet; Three
Kssays : with a Biographical Preface by George Stovin
Venables, Cambridge, 1859, p. Svo,
and
"."""„■ ■■ distinguished by a remarkable force (d' cxhres-
sion."— .'.))frta(or, Iviii. 1705.
"Lyall, Edna," (Pseud.) See Bayiv, Aha
Ellen.
Lycett, John. Hand-Book to the CotswoKl Ilill.«:
their Geology, Ac, Lon., 1857, 12mo.
Lyddeker, Richard. Catalogue of Fossil
malia in the British Museum. 5 Parts. (Brit.
Pub.) Lon., 1885-87, Svo.
Lyeli, .Sir Charles, Bart., D.C.L., F.R.S.,
vol. i., add.,] 1797-I87.V. 1. The Geological Evi^l.nces
of the Antiquity of Man: with Remarks on Thcc.ii.sof
the Origin of Species by Variation, Lon., 186;i, Sw: Itli
ed., 1873.
-Muui-
.Mus.
! niiU,
The worl
'feology, i
but often
niuthiii.H a
more lirlei
2. l-ife,
"art. Kd
1881, 2 vo
"I'ho tw
which will
progress of
or to Lvell';
stand the t
know Lyeli
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'^yell, J
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cd., LS85.
Lyell, I
Known Fen
LyAeld,
IR«5, .-{ vols.
I-yle, L,
vols. or. Svo
,,1'yle. Ml
Mils. M. E. s
, I'yie, Ml
I'r. A. Osbori
,.'^yle. He
''I'c, Cin., l,s(
Lyie, \Vi
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ter.N.Y. Th.
ISSS.
A-yman, c
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'851, Svo. 2.
and the Circuu
be regarded as
''elvio EITusior
Recognition, Ci
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»' Physicians at
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then of physioli
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LYE
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XX^^i''^''"- "'«"^^. - 1„ """^-^""^ »r A„ the
LYN
f I'lVmburner, A. r 1 ,n,
! "'" '->v relating l. ^:^^: ]y Arbitration : a Digest of
'^i^""|-.'^rv;:j?:,':r"i..^ep,.M.re:
"TitK House : u Tiilo r "•> ''^■>1, l2nio. j) Tl.„ d 1
of the Wo>, |„ ie;"?' ''"";• '«56, l2„,o. , o' y '/*•■''
in v"" • a Tale of the We^t rml r '^- "'""^^ ""J he^
^'-K. '881, s,,:. "" "^•"«'' «na Uarof W.^Ji Jp, i v'
'^' ' ''• *'-"""~ Rhyme, Lon.. ,870,
-^^niJ^;r;^'S^,;f'|;nburgh,re,„o.e.,
,: '.f >^- The M,rt,r Queef , ^^f, :th''eX:.rN"t' ^k"
Kccognition, Cambridge Jssi'r"''"""'" "^ "■«''• Early
Hawaiian Islfni*^ JMunson, M.h b l«. •
ijynimi s p ""tu|j"
X'ma«S'''^'i''''"«vt""« '° "'<'«--on Mob,
lanard 1855, and at the ir„„' *^°'- '■ '') gnu uated at
l>„n.no„,Es"!'^, .*^n»ma8 Toke, isis m-, ,
-«^,H;ad.^^^<c:;^riy^-^«^nj.^;:;;/i,l;t
of the Porn *l"°r' •"'' «J., iNS' / ^","P'>''"-'' Tfinal
usually i'xi,enV^ i'"" '»" ■''«"n.,n " wl, M "'' '''••■''■ lj"l in
gt;.'<ted-it.soy('u,';^t [''"' "•\ """is er The f,,™",^''^'*-''"'"'
thouKlu-v^e \ !,•;', y.^'-ron, the pulp '" "''«' S'mieof 1 k
rather tl„,„ „".'.'.'"'' be uiiders(,„,ii"-.: •.• '^bomuling ,„
ton.: s s'^rTPa"'"''" "^""^ ''Chal o^gr- !'''''>'■'-
mous that H'e Fn I i""^'" "'"ught-bev ,?," ."."SSfstivo
Business, Lon l^^i n^"^® Essay on th« o .
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LYN
London ; son of Franoli Lyno, infra ; formerly an officer
in tlio royiil navy; griKliiiiteil iit ChiuliestorTlieoloaloul
Collfgo ls7:j; oriliiincd 1^75; vieiir of Wo.ilgHte-on-Soii
since I8M(. A Mlilihi|inmn'8 Trip to Jerufialeui iukI
Crniaein Syria, \mi\., IK7I, p. Svo; 3(1 ed., IM72. Also,
painplileta on tlic Heal I'ri'nonie, <ti'.
I'flie, ('hlirlON, ii|ioeial correspondent of the Syd-
ney Miirnin); IliTiild. .\e»v (luinca: an Account of lliu
EKialili.-hniciit of tlic British Protectorate on the South-
ern Shores of New (luinca, Loo., ISS,^, p. Svo.
■'Till' niil'avinirablo view which lie takes of the capabili-
ties ot the eoniury for scltleineiit Is worthy of notlcs."-
Amd., xxvlll. ajl.
I<yms KriniciH, F.H.Cl.S., b. ISIIII, at I,islion. 1.
Tribunals of Cotnnierec, Lon., |s5l,Svo. 2. Archiloacon
Denison and Dr. I'uscy : a Circumstance followed up,
Lon., 18711, Svo. 'A. Our Glorious Kofurmntiun, Lon.,
18S4, Svo.
Lyiie, Kev. Joseph Lpyce§ter, b. 1S37, in
l.ondunj son of I'rancis I.yne, sir/,™ .■ educated at St.
Paul's School, London, and at Trinity College, (llen-
ftlniond; ordained I soil; curate of Plymouth and nii«-
sion-curate of St. Oeorgc's-in-thc-East, liondon, ISttll-
62 ; ilevotcd himself to an attempt to restore mrmasticism
in connection with the Church of England, and, having
settled in Wales, built Iilanthony Abbey, and established
there a community of lucmks on the pattern of the Uen-
edictine Order, and another of nuns. Ho styles liimst!f
" Ignaiiu.s of Jesus," and iscomriionly known as " Father
Ignatius." 1. Ignatius, Monk of the Order of S. Hon-
edicl, by Virtue of Vows of Obedience to the Holy Rule
of S. lienodict, to the Reverend Father Darby, Cath-
olic I'riest of the Dioee.io of Manchester, ministering to
the Church under the Invocation of S. Luke the Evan-
gelist, in the City of Manchester, .Manchester, n.d., Svo.
2. The Catholic Church f lOngland, and what she
teaches: a Jjocturc delivered in the Corn Exchanije,
Manchester, Manchester, ISfil, 8vo. 1). May a .Monk
serve (ioc! in the Church of England or noti" u liCttcr to
the Lord Bishop of Lomlon. Oxf.. n. d., Svo. 4. The
Holy Ls|e ; a Legend of liardsey Abbey, dedicated,
without Permission, to Lord Ncwborough, and to the
Kev. Hugh Roberts, Vicar of Abordaion, Carnarvon-
shire, Lon., IS7(I, Svo. ;>, Brother Placiiius, Lon., IS7II,
11. Svo. ti. Leonard Morris: or. The Benedictine Monk,
jOn., 1871, p. Svo. 7. Mission Sermons ami Orations.
Lon., 188B, p. Svo. S. .lubilee Sermon at Westminster
Town Hall, Lon., ISS7, 12mo. Also, many hymn»,
tracts, Ac.
Lyiie, Richard. Two Letters to his Daughter,
C. M. Olubb, I,on., Isfil, fp. Svo,
Lynn, Ethel. See Bekiis, Mrs. Ethkli.nda, suprn,
Lynn, Neville. Thespian Papers: llumoruus Es-
says, Ijon., IS87, p. Svo.
Lynn, Ruth. 1. City Sparrows, and who oared f^r
them, Lon,, 1873, 12mo; new ed., 1 88,"). 2. Erinyn, the
Child of St. Elvis, Lon., 1876, p. Svo. 3. Corrie : a
Christmas Story, Lon., 1877, p. Svo. 4. Penfold : a
Story of the Flower .Mission, Lon., ISSI), p. Svo.
Lynn, U'illiain Thyiine. 1. The First Principles
of Natural Philosophy, Lon., 18(1;), 12mo; 2d ed., isst.
2. Celestial Motions : a Handy Book of Astronomy, Lon.,
1SS4, 18mo; 3d ed.. I8S5.
Lynnde, Elmer. 1. Daphne Stories. Illust. N.
York, I87il, l> vols. Ifimo. 2. .Mabel; or, Tiny Stories
for Tiny People. Illust. N. York, I87SI, 16mo.
Lyon, Andrew. The Law of India; vol. i., The
Codes; vol. ii.. Miscellaneous Laws, Calcutta and Lon.,
IS73, 2 vols. Svo.
Lyon, C. J. Personal History of Charles II., Lon.,
1851, Svo.
Lyon, David Gordon, Ph.D., b. at Benton, Ala.,
1S52; groduated at the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary, Louisville, 187'.i, iind at Leipsic, 1882, and
then became llollis profe,«sor of divinity at Harvard.
An Assyrian Manual, Chic, ISSB, Svo.
" The main und essential portion of the book pan be
iieartily recommeiideil. I cannot say a.s mmdi for the in-
troductory paKCs."— A. H. .Savce: Acad., xxxii. isrt.
Lyon, Uuvid Murray. History of the Lodge of
Edinburgh, Mary's Chapel, No. 1 ; embracing an Account
of the Rise and Progress of Freemasonry in Scotland,
Edin., 1873, r. Svo.
" The Lodge of Edinburgh has records which are the
oldest indKcrccords in cxi.stciiec. . . . A.saionliibuliun lo
the history of Freemasonry, this haiid.some volume reflects
great credit upon the author'.s industry, imiiartlalitv, his
rare patience, und his undoubted ability."— .4Hi., Xo.23U0.
1030
LY8
Lyon, E. D. The Slgni>ra: a Novel, Lon., ISS3, :i
vols. p. Svo.
Lyon, E. II. The Royal Education Cummiuion,
188fl-S8: Summary of Final Report, Lon., 18SS, Syo.
Iiyon, <i. W , List of American Writers on Rccci.i
i Conehology, .\. York, 18(12, Svo.
I Lyon, '(>eor|;o. Sketch of the (Joology of Scotlan 1.
Lon., ISH.i, l2irio.
\ Ijyon, <<eorK(! Edward, ami Kcdinnn, Joxcph
IlaU'urthc The Law of Hills of Sale, Lon.. ISTti, i.
Svo.
I Lyon, J. C 1. The Science of Phrenology as ap
' plioable to Eduoution, Ac , Lon., IS 1(1, Svo. 2. A Pmc
j tioal Treatise on Orchiilaccous Plants, Lon., Is5l,p. vvn.
Lyon, James T. War Skelehes, from Cedar Muuu
tain to Bull Hun. li\ a StalV Officer. Humilo, Is72.
Lyon, C'apl. Nathaniel, I'.S.A., isis-isrti, b. in
Missouri ; graduated at the U.S. .Military Academy I8|l ;
served in the Mexican war; held commaml in .Mi.-souii,
with the rank of brigadier-general of volunteers, in
18(11, and was killed in battle. Last I'lditical WriliuLs
N. York, ls(il, 12mo.
^ Lyon, C:apt. W. F. Brigadier-General Thomn-
Francis Meagher; his Political and Military Career, N.
York, 187(1, l2mo.
Lyon, >V. P. Homo i\ Darwin : an Exaiinnntinii
of IJarwin's Descent of Man, Lon., 1872. p. Svo; :;,|
ed., 1S73.
Lyon, Rev. William Hector, JI.A., gmduatcl
at Trinity College, Cambridge, 1850; ordained Is.iHi
perpetual curate of Castleton since 1854, Evening; Sai
rilice, Lon., 18113, p. Svo.
Lyons, Albert Brown, M.D., b. 1S41, in the lln-
waiian Islands; jirofessur of chemistry in Detroit .Me.l-
ieal College Isfi8-Sl. .Manual of Practical Pharmaceu-
tical Assaying : including Details of the Sim|ilest :\]i<l
Best Methods of determining the Strength of Cnnle
Drugs and of Ualenieal Preparations, Detroit, Iss7,
12mo.
Lyons, Augusta Louisa, Lady, d. IS.'iS, diiugli-
ter of Cupt. Josiah Rogers, H.N ; marrieil, Isll. lu
Edmund Lyons, atterwards first Lord Lyons. 1. (Jlivii:
a Talc, Lon., 1848, 12mo; new ed., 18S2. 2, Sir l'hili|.
Hothorington ; a Tole, Lon., 1S5I, 12mo. 3. The Lmer
upon Trial, and A Voice, Lon., I.8j3, 12mo.
Lyons, II. 1. (Trans.) The Sins of the Tongue and
Jealousy in Woman's Life, by J. F. Landriot, Host.,
l2mo. 2. (Trans.) The Valiant Woman : Discourses for
Women living in the World, by J. F. Landriot, Host..
12mo.
Lyons, Rev. James (iilborne, d. IsfiS; b. in
England; removed to the I'nited States in 1SI4; was
rector of a church in Burlinglim, N..I.. and afterwards u
teacher at Haverford, Pa. 1. Christian Songs, Transla-
tions, and other Poems, Phila., ISf.O, 12mo. 2. Sikc-
tions fnun Sernmns and Poems, Phila., Svo. Poath.
Lyons, John. The Act to Facilitate the Sale of
Encumbered Kstates in Ireland, Lon., ISJl, 12nio.
Lyons, M. L. Woman's Ambition, Lon., I^T.n p.
Svo.
Lyon.), R. T. A Treatise on Relapsing or Kauniie
Fever, Lon., 1S72, p. Svo.
Lyons, Robert Spencer Dyer, M.D., l-L'fi-
1886. 1. Report on the Pathology of the Diseases of
the Army in the East, Lon., I8;")(), fol. 2. Uepi.it oD
the Pathology, Therapeutics, and tJencral .Etiolugv of
the Epidemic of Y'ellow Fever which prevailed at Lis-
bon during the Latter Half of the Y'ear lsi7. I.od.,
1S5II, 4to. 3. A Hand-Hook of Hospital Practice. l,..n..
ISail, p. Svo ; new ed., 1864. 4. A Treatise on Fc\ er ; or,
Selections from a Course of Lectures, Lon., IsiJI, >vo:
new ed., ]S(i4.
Lysaght, Mrs. Elizabeth J. 1, Buildin:: u|)on
Sand; a Novel, Lon., 1872, p, Svo. 2. Nearer and
Dearer, Lon., 1873, 3 vols. p. Svo. 3. Gaunt Al.bcy: a
Novel, Lon., 1874,3 vols. p. Svo. 4. Mark Biamioii's
Wife: a Novel, Lon., 1874, 3 vols. p. Svo. .). Long
Madness : a Novel, Lon., 1877, 3 vols. er. Svo. i'.. Over
the Border. Illust. Lon., 1879, 12mo. 7. X Wild
White Rose, Lon., ISSO. 8. Breakers Ahead ! a .Modern
Romance, Lon., 1880, 32mo. 9. Sealed Order-, l.on.,
18,86, 3 vols. or. Svo. 10. Aunt Heba's Charfie. lilust.
Lon., 1887, p. Svo. 1 1. Our General : ft Story f 'i liirls.
Tlluft. Lon., 1887, p. Svo. 12. Jasper's Cnijuost.
Illust. Lon., 1S8S, p, Svo.
Lysaght, Sidney Royse. A Modern Ideal: a
Dramatic Poem, Lon., ISSO, p. Svo.
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12. Kenoliu Chillingly : hia Ailvrnturea and Opin-
liiiiH, l.on., 1H7,1, .1 voIh. or. 8vo. PuKtli.
" Till' Kt(pry Is ail odil iiilxtiirc of rciilly Hlircwd mid bMi-
writliiK Hiid lilt' llliiiNli'Ht xt'iitlmuiilitl plillciiuipliy."— .Saf.
Hv . XXXV l-rtl.
I "It lH,|H'rliu|iN, tliu ;>><'>i"iiiili'Ntiit'iill I.iird I.ytliin'.slHiiikii;
It ('(iiiliiliis tliu tuiidcri'Nt of lilx iik'liirt'H, |M'rliu|M llii' iiiont
truly iKx'tldil of lil« pouiiiK many inliiilriililu hiucIiiiuiis of
Ills wit, anil far k'sM tliiiii alnin»t any otlitr of IiIh worku of
IiIh liiihL'lly rhodoiiioiitadi'."— >V»Wa(i(r, xlvl. 470.
I.'). The I'ariniiins. Iliu»t. Lon., 187H, 4 vols. or. Hvo;
now oil., IM74, 2 voln. !2iii».
" liord Lytton'N InHl thrw novels . . . form ii gniup liy
thomsi'lvi'S. TiK'y aro nil liitciidi'd to wlKiiallzc tlu' daimiT
of ccrtiiln politli'al iiiid s<a'lal tliuorli's. 'fliu 'I'ihiiIiik
Uai'e' did this liy iiii'iiiiH of purely fanciful syniliols:
'Keiii'liii ('lilllliiKly' was ft psyi'liolo({lt'al roniaiiii', and
'The I'lirlsiaii'-' Is ii didactic novel. . . . With n.ucli Kooil
piirtniltiire and koihc clever writing upon political and
social topics, It iloes not prodiicoti satisfactory Impression."
—Sal. Ilir., xxxvl. Hiri.
■■"file I'arlslaiis' is Us aiillior's ripest work. . . . (iraccs
of stylo, ac(iiilred liy loiiif lalMiiir, have xrowii Into second
ni'.liire. h^^otisni Iiils diMiiipeared In a species of gentle,
Kelihil oplciireanlsni. We have the last novel of ft novelist
who, eonscloiis of the hiiise of time, Is consciously wrltiiiK
for posterity. .Maiiv will read it often, none need regret to
have careAilly read it once."— /!(/)., No. 'JIIW.
14. Speeches of Lord Lytton, now tirat collected :
with aoiiie of hl.i I'oliliortI Writings hitherto unpub-
liaheJ, and a I'roffttory Memoir by his Son, Lon., I.S74,
2 vols. Svo.
"They [his speeches] had not a great deal of power, nor
n great cleal of nature. Hill they were dlgnilled, and olo-
ipieiit Willi that kind of eloipieiice which most prolessed
men of letters are able to summon up at times. —^Icaii.,
vil. ■i7.
15. I'ausunias, tbo Spartan : an Unllniaheil Historical
Uuinnnee. liy the Late Lord Lytton. Edited by bis
Son. Lon., 1876, or. Svo.
" The characters rant like .\rbftce.s, and his love-seenes
and the political scenes are alike sUxuy and wearisome. '—
Ath., .No. ■iM'.i,
Lytton, Edward Hubert Lytton Bulwer-,
Earl or Lytton, U.C.U., U.C.S.I., C.I.K., b. 1831;
son of Baron Lytton, »ii/);^(i .■ educated at Harrow, and
at the Univor.^ity of Uonn ; entered the diplomatio .'<or-
vice as iittach6 at Washington 1849 ; secretary at Lisbon
18Ha, at .Madrid ami at Vienna l.StiS, and at Paris
1.S72-74; envoy to Portugal IS74-7I); governor-general
of India 187B-s»; ambassador at Paris since 1S87; cre-
ated an earl IS.Si). His earlier works were published
under the psciidonymoof "Owen Meredith," (7. c, (oi^e,
vol. ii.) I. Clytemnestra, and other Poems, Lon., 1850,
er. Svo. 2. The Wanderer: a Collection of I'ooma in
Many Lands, Lon., lHa», or. Svo; new ed., I87fi.
•' Some of the jKiems may match in beauty of language
and gr.>eeof thought with such masterpieces of nnisle as
llerrlek's, Carew's. .Marvel's, Tennyson's, .Moore's, or Kdgar
I'oe's. They are, in fact, ' lilies witnout, roses within.' 'riie
lihres of the poet's life are seen through thcin as lucidly as
the roots of a hyacinth are seen through glass,"— .4Wi., .No.
X Luoile : a Poem, Lon., 1860, or. Svo; now ed., illust ,
18118.
" The tale will enchain those who take it up, If oven they
conceive that it might as well have been told in prose as in
verse, and if even they object, so strongly as ourselves, tu
the lighter portions, on the same princlp'le as made us re-
gret tlie colloiiuialisins of Mrs. Brownings novel."— ^l(/i.,
No, 169.-..
4. Serbski Pcsme; or, National Songs of Servia, Lon.,
MAC
IRAI, t2mn. fi. The King of Amaiia: from the Paper*
of a Qcrman Physician, Lon., |M||:|, 2 vols. p. Svii.
" It is based upon siiperiiatiiral Inclileiits, and la mure "r
less garnisheil with Kiiiiietliing in ilie nature of nieluphv.
les, ... It Is very natural that a man who writes su'< \<
things should like to call himself (Iweii .Mercditii, A id I .
put usliam Ueruian distor between his pneiiilonyme an 1
his novel."— .sii(. /(ic, xvi. M.
6. Chroniolea and Characters, Lon., 1867, 2 vols. 1..
Svo. 7. Poetical Works, Lon., 1807, 2 vols. fp. Svo, «
Orval ; or. The Kiiol of Time, and other Imilatlona aiil
Paraphraaes, Lon., I HUH, l'2iiio.
"All attempt to popiilarl/.e anioiig Kngllsh rciul"rs ji
dramatic iioein, the ' Inleniul Comedy,' wrilleii bv Co iiit
Slglsmiind Krasliiski, the Anonymous I'oel of I'olaicl.
. . . It is a relief to turn to the minor pieces in tin.
volume, most of which are emlnenlly readable."— .s'li/.
Jliv., xxvll. 287.
11. Julian Kane: a Memoir, Lon., 1871, p. Nvo. In.
Kiibk's in Song, Lon., 1874, 2 vols. I'-'ino; new cd., I87il.
II. Poems, Historical and Characteristic, Lon,, 1h;7,
r.'ino. 12. The Life, Lctlors, and Literary liiiiiains iil
Edward llulwer, Lord Lytton ; vols. i. and ii., Lon., iis.:.
Svo.
" To write the life of sneh a man Is no easy task. The
abundance tif the material In some resis'cts liiereiiscs tlie
diltlcnlty. Where so much is known, it is nut easy to
make a selection, ami llic Karl of Lytton can only in t»i>
volumes arrive at his faliier's tw'enly-iiimh year.
Readers of these volunies will perhaps be illsappoiiiti..| jf
they expect niiicli new light lo lielliroHii upon the lute
Lord Lytton's character aiid doings."— .'<(i(. Jltr., Ivl, KUi.
l.'t. (ilciittvcril; or. The Metamorphoses. Six Bonk*.
Lon., 1885, 2 villa. 12nio.
"To have written a poem In six books at once entertain.
ing, witty, and capable of enchaining the rciiilers inter-
est, is a lrliimi>li of literary skill, even If the work in i|ni'«
tlon should In Iriitii be more of a novel in verse lliiiii a
Senuliie poem. . . . The earnest student of poetry will, nu
oubt, feel the lack of slncerily in ' tilenaverll,' wljuli. in
spite of its fertility of Invention and brilliancy of diiilnmic,
may strike some as monstrous In inc-c Invenlioii. lb' »ill
miss the power of evolving typical rms • more real ijniji
living man' from the shiUing world aroiiiid, and ilinl lu-
conimunieable gilt of inriilng each wonl that drops iroui
the poet's mouth into the pearls and precious st^llle^ of
speech. lint apart fro>ii these rare and superlative i|ii>ili
ties, '(ilenaverlr may be .said to possess most of the nurit.s
which a mere narrative isiem can possess. It loiicln- uii
a wonderful variety of topics, the burning (picsii..ns ami
most iilclnresqiie characteristics of the day, while niicly
losing sight of the centriil Idea, . . . the inevitable law of
heredity."— ..4/A., No. 3018.
14. (Trans.) Baldino, and other Talcs, by Karl Krd-
niann Edler, Lon., 18K6, 2 vols. or. Svo. 1 j. After Par-
adise; or. Legends of Exile: with other Pociii.^ Lon.,
1887, 12mo.
"There Is much In this book that recalls the author's
striking and beautiful ' Fables In Song.' II does noi. I
think, on the whole, malnlain so high a level; bin it li!i.s
the same siiecial merit, the same mixture of roiininiii'
thought with piercing iipi r(,i(s from life and expeiieiicc,
reminding one of the liner work of the elder Lord I.vtton,
—I' same defect, as I venture to lliliik it, of miiiyling
re letry with a hard and grittv humour, a crackling of
tli> ,,,,> under a pot."— K. I). A. .Moiishk-vij: .lai((., x.xxii.
I'.i'i.
Liytton, Rusina, Lady Lytton, [uuir, vol. i ,
add.,] 1794-1882. For biog., see Dbvkv, Loiis.a. 1.
The World and his Wife: a Novel, Lon., 185.'*, :i vol.<.
p. Svo. 2. The Household Fairy, (Advice to Sermnt?,)
Lon., 1870, p. Svo. .S. .Shells from the Sands id' Time,
Lon., 1S7B, Svo.
M.
Mabbs, Goodeve. The Churches of Derbyshire,
Lon., 1876, Svo.
Mabelan, David. Home Rule and Imperial
Unity : an Argument for the Gladstone- Morley Scheme,
Lon., 1886, Svo.
Maberley, Hon. Mrs. Kate G., [ante, vol. ii.,
add.] 1. The Lady and the Priest, Lon., 1851, .S vols. p.
Svo. 2. Display : a Novel, Lon., 1855, 3 vols. p. Svo.
Jttaberley, G. F. " Preach the Word :" The Matter
and Manner of Preaching considered, Lon., 1850, p. Svo.
Maberly, George. Sayings of the Great Forty
Days: ■with an Kxaminntion of Mr. Newraiui'i- The^^ry
of Developments; new ed., N. York, 1872, 12ino.
Maberly, J. The Print-Collector: an Introduction
to the Knowledge necessary for forming a Collection of
lOUfi
I Ancient Prints: with Appendix containing Fielding's
I Treatise on the Practice of Engraving. Edited, with
I Notes, Sid., by R. Hoe, Jr. Illust. N. York, l-:',i, sq.
Svo.
Mabie, Hamilton Wright, b. 1845, :it Culd
Springs, N.Y. : graduated at Williams College: a jour-
nalist. Norse .Stories retold from the Eddas, liesl., l.^SZ,
Itimo.
MacAdam, David. 1. The Marino Court of New
York City : its Organization, Jurisdiction, ami I'lacticc:
with Forms, N. York, 1868, Svo; new ed., l.'*7'-'. -'. On
Terms of Court : an E;':ay on Dies Juridici, or i..:.'" Dajr,
N. York, 1875, Svo. 3. The Rights, Remedies', nv\ Lia-
bilities of Landlord and Tenr.nt: with Forms, .\. York,
1875, Svo; 2d ed., 1882.
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'"''J. 0. Life ilistorics of Pi.„. *^""?;--vir. Edin.,
'i"" '" the Compaarve Stmvof Vr'? "" I'"^"<l"o.'
™ a I'hysiologie'ai jCs rih,./ ""'' ""'' '^""""'^
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^t\irY/n"?.r^,S?%tV-^-' ""'«'- "f '"e
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Hamsa.v, .>.lt. I,„ul, Isy'i')' .,"1 •^'""•'a Uur,.ni
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t'-"h;'Ku^;,?';j;:i.«ir'''-'- fHsh won,ior,:
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Venna. in,.|u,ling a ,?, ife Vor it n"" "''•"■'-"""k "f
I Vienna, Isri). sv,V, '" '''"""ho, Ac., 2,1 od.,
Mavnrtlmr, A. i ti,„ hi
Lon., 1H7S, I2u„'. i T|,o iti h V. "'' '" *"• "'"■'''".
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'Cohunhia in l/r.f.'^j:,"' .V y"',', ''J ''- I'i-'riot of
the lils.riet of Columbia V„, "s"-^" 7'"" ••',"'^' "f
N.o""n?ir?iy,.«l«r„t-. -.'Moore. Jeanic.
^:''Sa^i;^^:v^:-.sA,^^:/^;l'^.;[,Mari.
7'th an Historical Sketch of Ihe l"}"'".'""' "'" '^""''■■
f-nt Of the sudre,jaV"L"L^t;e't:];:;:;%r4or
Lo^rs^f,!;:',/^">^^a-«. "latory „f ,Seot,a„„,
Macartney, Ver*- IIpv ii..
"rdain,.,! KS22;ht*d?ever!r '"**'' «"rgh, D.I).,
, deacon of Mel'b, u oe TsT ',r"'°'r ," '/"''""I ' "rcl,-'
MJcelong IS8tf-87 T p',^^' "'"' "' *l'=lb»urne ami
Ve„rs,^ded.,Dubln fsX'iaT' "I V'"-'" """^'■^'1
U^.>eauty: Sketch:^ ySiiinL^tri'ioT
I haM* U?„5^?°iV^';;«;» ^""""'K''"'"; "'Me,! to the
i to-- and Ad.ninistrator; L n ' ;'," Z''"'""' '''"'"''■
.-f Small To,.n'8 „n,l Vi,'" ",'' "" 'he Water .supply
Alacaulay, n. e i t> • -
I'on., m5, 12,:. "• *" ^ »"y "> Nismes: a Sketch,
S'u.l.y. ho„.!'L'8!;:V Jvo """'" """'"'"'"•• " Crit"ai
vv;hieh;i?i;r,!nl,:'„';-^ ^itlr^^'^r^^ "«= dramas in
sch,,larly.''l".:},So''jvi'j l^^""'^''''' " «re sound and
W,'*l":^fi.'t';'o,''";?;; "«"y fio-'dworth : a Novel,
inacaulqy, J 's l' r> t ,
fieation, l-on., ISji.Von,o' g at "• ''^■"*'" <"' *'<"•"-
tihcation, Lon., isii „ a f reatise on Field For-
18«». ' '*•*'' P- S"". and pinta, fol.; fith ed
1033 '
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I'" .>>rof (hit Lll(!f»ry rt«ielti. IRJI-57, nnilln I RillKl.in K«|iliilnii(l «nil foiifiiieil, I.oii,, iNJir, H»n, J.
«*»(iir u' i*Mi I*, .w M"Mr»iiil till' Sunilay ' I.ei'ture* iiii llm AcU ami tlie ^^{"tlei", l.iin., iN.iK, «*»
• ""at, Jich fce i.iPi)!!-"!! i.t' eliB Hc.v'iOwn MncHrlde, I'l-lt-r, M.D., F.U.C.l'. Kdlii , F H •!
»„,;r,r»ii.t hs difl'. Own I'i 1.-* ihs !•■ rry : K.lln., I). In.ii. .urKr.m I.) tlii> llilinbiiriih K»r m,'\
I'int lni|ir> ;«n«<>f Amsricu .u,,; , , ,-;|ilti, /,(/».. )TI, ' 'riinint l)i«|H'ii iry, Ac. I. A (liii'la to (llu Slitilv i.l
p. Sto; aa «!., S^'l; j Kiir Il|«ni»o. Illuat. H.liii , |ns(, Mvii. 2. I IM.) "|||.
"'*"..'.'"■';'.''•,'.' *'S.".™ *' f*"'ck with ItK eiiiili iir-iU t'lt Haunt i.l' tlio l.iryijx, by J. (Jiiltaluin : with AiMllion"
jr.v llolrw in Hritiili lllntury, l.iiii., !■•■ '■. 12irii),
in ISi'J: II Tiiur (if ObiiTVHlinn, l,oi, 187.'),
vll'Wnf till' rillledHlntl'IIHMlll ■■■TvthilHtlM'lilllKllIK Hi
anil Willi tlii'lfm|iilMKikwrl|iii,,(i-iif thu |iri)i.|i«rlu iii
liiil. liitflUTliml. mill 111. ■ml. lit ivii v nm. llurulii. iliiii «!•
••'iiilil hIiuimI liiive Iniiri. I littil Wf mil kiniwii llii' iiiiiiu'
J the Huiliiir-tliHt an m. .f wiinc I nllnl .Stiilcn liii-
uilKMli'i'i Ciiiiiimny Imil ..il. < In |iri'iiiliiiii li.r Ihi' iiumt
attniiK I' liiiuk nil llie KriHiri|.u lii'. iiml ilmi Hr Mnuaii
Iny h»il mine In uinl vni\i."—Si,iri»liif, xlv.l'lH.
' Munur
it, ifritrM4
p. »v.i, hew cil., |H7t). 4, A Plea fur .Mercy i.j AdI-
uiftU, l.,.ni,, I.S7.'), I'.'niii; new oil., ISMil. s. All True;
Hoourilsuf I'cril iiml Ailvontiiru by Hea unit Kami, Lim.,
lN7i|i new Bil., l.tHll, p. Nv.i. «. ilniy Hawk : Mlu iinil
AiUcnturcs iiiimnK the lliil Iniliani", Lnn., IHHlt, p. .Svii.
7. I.iithor Ani)ci|iite« : Mciii..riibli) Siiylngs iinil UiilnKH
of .Miirtin I.uthcr, l.nn., IWHIl, IL'tiio. ,s. Truo TaleK of
Trnvol mill Ailvi'nturo, Valour iinil Virtue, U<\\., ISHI,
p. Mvii. II. ,>!ua Pioturcn ilrawn with I'cn mul IVncil ;
new cil., I,(,n., ISS4, Hvi). Ill, Stirring .><t(iric9 of I'ciico
and War by l.anii ami Sen, l,uii., |MS5, 8vii. II. Gur-
iliin Anccildtes : a Sketch of tliu CarotT, with lllmtra-
tiiMifi of tho Character, of Charlcn (loomu (Jorilnn, l.on.,
iMs.i; new eil., |.'<H7. I:'. l.iving,«timo Anoi'ilotcs : a
Sketch of tlie (,'areer, mi.| IlliiKtrationn of tlio Character,
of David l.ivinKKlone, I issil, U'mo. 1.1. Thrilling
Tiilc.< iif Entor|iriso ami Peril. Ailventuro and lleroiain,
Lnn., IMHil, |,. Xm,,. II. Whitctlolil Anecdutcn, Lmi.,
I«srt, er. Svo. 15. Wonderful Stiirie.i of Daring, Peril,
and Adventure, I.iin., I8S7, Svo. 16. Victoria, It. I. : her
Life a. id Uelun. l,i'n., 1S»7, r. .Svo.
.tlni-.iiiNlniie, W. T. ()o»p«l Songn, and other
Piece-. I.iin., lN7i|, 12ino.
Mnclican, M^ior KnrhoD. I. Sketches of Char-
actor nil. I ('ii.-iiinie in ('onstanliniijilo. tho [onien lalamin,
do., Lon., IS.'il, fol. 1!. \'iow< in Luoknow : Sketches
during the Siege, Lin., Is.^s, 4to.
INnclipilll, S. Kngliin.l, Palc^iiiie, Egypt, and
Indiii conneclcl by a RiiiUviiy, I.un., l,S7tl, p. ,Svo.
MiU-beth, Kev. John, LL.D., gniduated at 1
College, Dublin, l.sHS; ordained I.Srtl); rector ..( U0114
droit "■ Killegnev wince l.^r:!. I. St. Patrick and the
Iri..ili Church, Isr.i. 2. Church l'rinci|iles on the llasia
of tho Church Catecliiwin, Lon., ISSO, l2nio.
Macbeth, John Walki-r Vilant. Tho iMight
and Mirtli of Literature: a Treatise on Figurative Lan-
guage, .tc, Lon., I.S7S, Svo.
JIacUcth, S. Seed Scattered Broiidca.it: Inci.lents
in a Camp lio.-pital, Lnn., IHfi'.l, |2nio; 2d od., 1H7I.
.UilcUeth, Sue, I'racticul Talks with Sinner.s, In-
quirers, and Clirir-tians, St, LouIh, IHli,'*, I.Sino.
Macbirnie, J. M. 1, (iuidc to E.tamination in
Geology, Lon., |s77, l2nio. 2. Siu.lcnt's Guide to the
E.xiiininations in Physiology, Lon., IH77, l2iuo; newed.,
Macbrair, I». J., a Scotch solicitor; ahcriff-elerk
to the ."hcriir court if chancery. I, Digest of Cases
decided in the Court of Session, 1840-,").), Edin., 1,S.')()-
5«, 2 vols, ,Svi), 2. Forms of Process in tlie Sheriff's
Court, Scotlaud, E.lin., ISJ,'!, r. .Svo. 3. Bankruptcy
I'racticc, Scotland, Edin., \KM. Svo.
Macbrair, U. .M. I. The Goodness of Providence
E.\plained, Lon,, l,S4l, p. X\o. 2. Geology and Geolo-
gists, Lnn., IS44, Svo. 3. Chapters on National Educa-
tion, Lon " . ■■• • -
Ac., I
n.. IS4J, Svo. 4. Missionary Trnvols in Egypt
I., 184(1, p. Svo. .-). The Happy Church, Lon.,
18,>l), Ismo. 6. The Living Church : an Exposition,
Ln'i., ls.)7, ]2mo. 7. The Africans at Homo: with Map,
Lor. i-81,cr. Svo; new ed., |sti;).
y* *?liiic, I'rof. J. A. I. Anatninical Outlines
of the •■?'■ Lrr., ISW, l2ino; ■:d cd,, by T. AV. Mayer,
'**' * ■■ ' • ■ ' an of Ci.'case in the 6\ and Sheep,
Lon., I'M, "K'Mi.
MnvJirJM .J*'
of th-. I..iif6;- . 1 JKi
County, i.i.-,') , Oh.., Valley Hist.' f ., iv.,) Cin., ISIliJ
71, 2 I )!.<. -ivo.
Mai-Uride, John David, T).f;.L., [„„)>:, vol.
add, ' """ ■""■' ... -
I
Pioneer Biogri
of
1 Valley Hist.'
L..n.. ISHi, 8v
Macbiiriiey, Uaiah, LL.D. I. Siudent's Haul
llo.ik of Ancient llii-lory, Lon., 1855, p. svo. 2. Stii
dent'.< tinnd-ltonk of Mediuival History, l.un., 18,'.(1, 1,.
Svo. :i. Cycliipjodia i.f Histnry, Lon., Is.',?, p. Kyn.
Macbiirnie, David. I. Essay on llic Errors of
tiiHilelity, Lon., Is.,4, r.'nio. 2. Menial Exercifcs of a
Working. Man, Lnn., Is51, p. Svo.
.tlacCabe, Prcderivk. The Art of Ventril.,.
iiuisiu, including Direiiinns to Learners, Lnn., Is;,,.
l2mo.
MacCabp, Jaiiiea Dabney, lsi2-|ss:i, h. ut
llichninnd, V«. ; publi.-hed during the civil war a
liaintihlet rnlitled Faniillclsni and its Kesull^ by " A
."'nuiherner," and some war p.ienis, nf wli{|.|i " The Swnr.l
of Harry Lee" became popular, lie uImi wri.le llinu
ploys, which were perfnrnied in Kiclimond in 'si;2-i;:;,
Soino of his b.ioks were published under Ibe pseud. .njiiio
of "Edward Winslmv Martin." 1. Life of (iinenil
Thomas J, .lacksnn. Hy an Ex-Cadet Uiidiuinni;.
ISH.l; new oil , oiil., ISill." 2. Memoir of Geiioral AII.111
S. .lohnston, Itiehmond, ISdH. .1. Lite mid Caini ntiii
of ficneral llobert E. Lee, Allanta, Gn., ISllS. Svo; new
ed., Phihi., IS7I, Svo. 4. Planling Ibe Wilderness,
("Frontier" Ser.,) llo,l,, Isfllt, IHino. 5. (Jreat For-
tunes, and how llicy were made, Pliila.. IM70, Svo. r,
History of the War between Gernmnv and France: wiiii
UingraphicttI Sketi lies. Illust. ati.l .Maps. phibi..
lS7l,Hvo. 7. Lights mid Shadows of New York Lite;
or, The Sights and Sensations of Ibe Groat City, Pliilii .
IS72, Svo. S. The Great Itepublic: a Descriptive View
of the American I'liion, Pliila., iS72, imp. Svo. II. jl,..
hind the Scenes in Washington. Illust. Svo. III.
Histnry nf tho Grange Movement: the Farmeis' Win
against Monopolies, Hlust. Chic. |S7.'I, Svo. ||,
Cross and Crown : the Sullcrings and Triumphs of lliiniu
Men and Women who were persecuted for the Heliginu
1 of .Icsus Christ. Illust. Cin., Is74, Svo. 12. Paris l.y
"y Sunlight and Gasliglit. Illust. Phila., IS7.'), Svn. I.!.
Centennial Hisloryofihe Inited States. Illust. Phila.,
lS7.'>,Svo. 14. Centennial Hook of American lliogniphv.
Illust, Phila., 187ii, Svo, 15, Centennial View of our
Country and its Uosourecs, Illuat, Phila., IS7(I, Sv.,,
IB, Pathways of the Holy Land, or, Palestine ami
Syria. Illust. and Maps. Phila., 1877, r. Svo. 17.
History of the Turko-Huasian War, IS7i». Is. The
Night Express, Phila., Is.sO, itlmn. III. (Trans.) ihiesta:
a Story of Venice, by Octavo Feuillct, X. York, IS811,
Itn. 20. Our Young Folks Abroad : Adventures of Four
American Hoys and Girls Ihrough Europe tn Con.-laiii-
noplc. Illust. Phila., ISs|, f,(. Svo. 21. Our V.iiin;,'
Folks in Africa: Adventures of a Party of Vcmii(!
Americana in Algeria and In South Central Alricii,
Illust. Phila., IHS2, sq. Svo. 22. Now York by Sun-
liglit and Gaslight. Illust. N. York and Phila., 1-n:'
Svo.
MacCabe, I.. D. 1. Lljtht on the Pathwiiy of
Holiness, .\. York, II, ICi,,,. 2. The Forcknoivi. Igo
of God. and Cognate 'Iheui.'S, .'. Y.fk, 1878, l2uio.
MacCabf, Uillijiiil fi-tv' "i, h. 1841, near ' i- 'i-
mond, Va. ; gradiir .r , 'ic '11, • , ,ity of Virgiui.i in
ISlil; served throu„ , ., : .ilw.w in the Coiilclviiite
army, and has since been niaator of a school at I'd. r.<-
burg, Va. 1 (Trana.) Aids to Latin Orlho.,'r:i|.liv ;
from the German of Wilholni lirambacb, N. York. 1^71.'.
2. The Defence of Petersburg: Campaign of l,--iil-('..i,
Richmond. I87fi. :i. (E<l.) liallads of Ilattlu :iiid
Bravery. N'. York, IS7il, :i2mo.
Mact'atl'ery, Michael J. A. The Siege of S|.o-
leto: a Camp Tale of Arlington Heights, N. York, MU,
12ino.
.MacCahon, James. Keports of Cases iloter-
, Keports of Cases
„ nphy : Skelchos mined in tho Supreme Court of the Territory of K.iu,-a
the Earl,, r .ettlera of liutlcr ,lc.. Chie., IS70, Svo
MacCall, George Archibald, 18()2-lS(5s, 1,. it
Chester, Pa.; graduated at the I' .S. Military Acalciiiy
1S22; rerved i.j .he Mc.\ican war. Olid in l,^
k
i'eriiinn,-, Um., |87
...I.l 1 17-j luoo 1 . 1 't, "- '« ''1 — ' =>-'>>-» 'J -"o .uc.\ican war, anu m 1," . »:i
. (1 1.J 17, ,S-1,S6S; graduated at Exeter College, Oxford, ; appointed inapcotor-general of the army, with tlu- run
nrf, cl„"'l'"'f'Yl 1 ," „'^ n'wf.'; ' Tli".'' '" '^'■"''ioaud of colonel: resigned IS53; served in the civil «:„■, :,
princiiu. of Magdalen Hall ISl,!. 1. The Mohammedan j brigadier-general of volunteers, 1861-6:1. Letter.- Iroi;
MAC
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llliili liil„„ir wllirli II
«liiili lit' shows IKili
'n..ii';ni[i::;i\'%:^^:i^iiSj^i'
If'Nii, svo. """-III. llliist. iiiKi Maps. N. Yorlj
riok: In ||,„ Metro If ,71 '.'"','',"•«""''> "f St. |'„t
j '•"'■r..-, Dulilii,. IKS2 V : ' "" • '■""•' "'•■'• ■'"*• ;>•
Mac< nrlhv, M^H. K. M
f;;'"'"""". by Ainublu Dee,,,
MHi-carJhy, J. F. Snor,.,,
MncCarihy, J. ,j. ",, Th,.
Plainly S,,ue,| „,„| A.isworci;
ti.0 ffit'^L't?,;„/.!^''T> ■"'l^^-'''' o-
12111(1. ' '"" ' "-"'"" rirno, N. Vork, 1S.H2
iTrntiK.) The Hiiirit i.f
.Syraoune, N.V., KsHI,
"r Christian Cluisl,.,,
'"-iKh Land Que«tlmi
I n., I.S7(), 8vo. 2. A
lii'lanil, |,(,n., ls7|_
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■MucCarttT, r.lV Nv"vj,'";„,. . , 'The stiirv is hi.,1, '•...":!. '^'.'••'^■"''•P
'laiCarthy. <•. w
iln.^s, 1 1 V V. • 'iiuiicco a:
\{ ' '^".''M"'''™! Kotders, U„ istj uT-
,>luctar.,.„cara„„. l^tS "^i;:' [l^ ^ ,„,
''ii)i' piirty in
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Tobae.i ana U.' i^„i,7;;j. .M.ii^^^Z^i.Viil::^'^^^'' '^^:^^^^ .1 ino,.
:"" l-ifo ill the Arwy'oTZrthZTi-'' f I"""* of Sol-
hmonJ. Hso' ;,,'"" ^'■"S'"'"' '*«ll-I.^6o.
„^ RichmonJ, l'ss2, Vii'ino'.
lllfis of
lis; but,
"f skill,
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' rtasi!};:;.-^;^;:,.!!:;:^ ''^:,?;;^:^;;,';^,!!;"'-"'« ".r dev
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''vo; new eil., IsrH ^ ^'"'"'"' ''""- '875, :'. vol, p.
more'r;,^!:?''""^^, "^'^' "^-llke; «omo of them, «hat Is
and
the
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.ll'J'LPL"?'''"!'; ™»acont'rib
in Dublin^ .as Jalia;^' ti t^-b«;: ! ^jL'%^^e ^",1 .^^Ol
A'n'., xll. 24.
ii of ii^f ■"■iiiiiimo reco
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8v()j new eil., IS80. 12. A llislciry of our (iwn Times,
friim the Aooossion of Queen Victoria to the Genernl
Election of IHSll, I,nn., lS7»-80, 4 vols. 8vo.
"His work is liiirly exhaustive; but it eiinnnt 1)C siild
Ihiit it is ever prolix. . . . Then it ii' eminently ftiir. . . -.
Lastly, his llisidry Iseminenlly enlertninini,'."— .sVir. A'cr., 1.
58;;.
".Mr. .McCarthy is a hnlliant hi.stiirieal iniiirovisatore.
He is not a ureal liistiiriaii. His sjjarkllnt,' huok is po|uilar
now, and will remain popular forsonu'tlinu. Hut whether
its poimlarity will prove less ephemeral than that of ' Ks-
saysand Reviews,' for instanee, is quite another ouestlon."
—Sprdnfor.mi. i:)!."..
"On the wIkpIo, this history 'of our own times'— whieh
is, however, only a history iif EiKjIiwd in mir linu:—\>i
written for readers more or less familiar with the events
and thepersonaKesof tin' period, and is intended to amuse
and euliKliten them hy iuleresliiiK and hicid summarie.s
rather than to instruet them aljout particulars."— ..Vu/i'on,
xxxi. XI
l;i. The '^otnet of u, Sca.son, Lon., 1.S81, ;i vols. p. Svo.
11. The Epoch of Keform, 1830-50, ("Epochs of Mod-
em History,") Lon., 1.S82, 18mo. 13. Maid of Athen.s,
Lon., 188;i, :( vols. p. Svo; new ed., 1S85. 10. A .Short
History of our Own Times, Lon., 1883, ]). Svo. 17. A
History of the Four Ueorges : vol. i., Lon., 1S8), Svo.
With I'rtAKD, Miis. Cimpiikll-: 1. The Right Honour-
able: a Novel of Society and Politics, Lon., 18S8, 3 vols.
or. Svo. 2. The Ladies' (lallery : a Xovel, Lon,, 1888, 3
vols. cr. Svo. With Smart, Hawi.kv, Fk.v.s, G. M., Ac,
For their .'=iake.s, Lon., 1884, p. Svo.
IMacCnrthy, Justin Huntley, b. 1S60; son of
the preceding; a journalist; M.P. for Athlone 1SS4-85,
and since then for Newry. I. Outline of Irish History
from the Earliest Times, Lon., 1SS3, 12mo. 2. Serapionj
and other I'oems, Lon., 1SS3, p. Svo. 3. England under
Gladstone 18S0-84, l,on., 1SS4, p. Svo; 2d ed., rev. and
enl., 18S,'). 4. Camiola: a Girl with a Fortune, Lon.,
188,"), 3 vols. p. Svo. :-}. Doom: an Atlantic Episode,
Lon., 1886, p. Svo. 6. Our Sensivtion Novel, Lon., 1SS«,
p. Svo. 7. Hafiz in London, Lon., 1886, p. Svo. 3. Ire-
land since the Union : Sketches of Irish History from
1798 to 1SS6, Lon., 1SS7, p. 8vo. 9. The Case for Home
Rule, Lon., 1887, p. Svo. And see Bi'rto.n, Sir R, U.,
nupnt.
MacCarthy, T. A. An Easy System of Calis-
thenics and Drilling, Lon., ISSl, 12mo.
IMacCartney, T. J. The Scottish Covenanters:
Fifty Years' Struggle, Ac, Lon., 18SS, |i. Svo.
MacCarty, George D. Civil Procedure Reports,
vols, i., ii., (lSSO-83,) Albany, ISSl-83, Svo.
JMacL'nrty, Rev. J. Hendrickson, D.D., b. 1830,
at Berlin, I'a. ; graduated at Cleveland Medical College
1854 ; became a Methodist minister in 1855, and has had
jhargo of various churches. 1. 'The Black Horse and
Carry-All, Cin., 1873, I6rao. 2. Inside the Gates, Cin.,
1876, 16mo. ".. Two Thousand Miles through the Heart
of Mexico, N. York, 1886, 12mo.
itlacCaul, Rev. Alexander, D.D., [nnie, vol. ii.,
add.,] 179S-1883. A Memorial Sketch, by his eldest son,
was published in 1863. 1. Warburtonian Lectures on
the Prophecies, 1846, Svo; Second Series, 1832, Svo. 2.
Rationalism and the Divine Inspiration of Scripture,
Lon., 1830, 12mo. 3. Holding Fast: the Authorized
Bible Version, Lon., 1837, Svo. 4. Letter on the Ancient
Interpretation of Leviticus xviii., Lon., 1860, Svo. 5.
Rationalism and Deistio Infidelity : Three Letters, Lon.,
186 1, Svo. 6. Some Notes on the First Chapter of Gen-
esis : with Reference to Statements in " Essays and
Reviews," 1S61, 8vo. 7. Testimonies to the Divine
Authority of the Holy Scriptures, Lon., 1862, p. Svo. 8.
An Examination of Bishop Colenso's Difficulties with
regard to the Pentateuch, Lon., 1863-04, 2 vols. Svo.
MacC'niil, Rev. John, LL.D., b. 1807, in Dublin,
and educated at Trinity College, Dublin ; became prin-
cipal of the Upi)er Canada College in 18:!9; professor
of classics, logic, rhetoric, and belles-lettres at King's
College, Toronto, and vice-jiresident of the college in
1S42; president of the University of Toronto in 1S48,
and of University College in 1833. 1. liritanno-Roman
Inscriptions : with Critical Notes, Toronto and Lon.,
1S63, Svo.
" He is evidently a better scholar than most of the a.itl-
quaries who have taken to his special branch, and brings
a much more thorougli knowlecigeof contemporary litera-
ture to hear upon the sutyect,"— .sVi/. ;,Vii,, xvi. 04.
2. Christian Epitaphs of the First Six Centuries, To-
ronto and Lon., 1869, Svo.
•' It would be hard to find a guide to this rare ami some-
what rtifllciilt branch at once of archeeology and of das-
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sical study more competent for his task tlian lir. .M<('aul "
— .S'(i(. Iln:. xxviil. 4S7.
ItlacCaiil, Rev. Joseph Benjamin, graduated
in theology at King's College, Londim, 1830; ordained
1831; assistant librarian at the British Museum Isin.
49 and IS31-65; reader and divinity lecturer at King'-
(^ollege 1S32-54 ; hon. canon of Rochdale, and rector of
St. Michael Bassishaw, Lonilon, since 1803. I. 'fli,.,
AbbC Migne and the l!ibli(jtlicque Universelle du Clerge •
Four Essays. Privately jirintcd. 2. The Ten Cimi-
mandmenls the Christian's Spiritual Instructor an. I
Rule of Daily Life, Lon., 1S61, p. Svo. 3. Bishop C -
lenso's Criticism criticised, in a Series of Eight Lettcr.-
with Notes. 4. The Ejiistle to the Hebrews in a Para-
phrastic Commentary, Lon., 1871, Svo. 5. Sunday l!c-
flections on Current Topics, Lon., 1872, p. S'o. 6. Dark
Sayings of Old: an Attempt to Elucidate Certain Dil
ficult Passages of Holy Scriptures, Lon., 1S73, Svo. 7.
The Last Plague of Egypt, The (ieruian Gladiators, (ireiit
King Herod, and other Poems, Lon,, 1880, i 8vo. s.
lieaconsfield Ballads, Lon., 1880, 4to. Anon. 9. A (.'■■n'
cise Exposition of St. Paul's Eiiiatle to the Romans, Lon
1882. cr. Svo.
niacCansland, Doniinick, Q.C., LL.D., iMiii
1873, b. at Roe Park, County Londonderry, Ireland:
graduated at Trinity College, Dublin, 1827; called t.;
the Irish bar 1833. 1. The Latter Days of the JeHi.h
Church and Na'' o, Lon., 1841, 12mo. "2. The Time,- ..t
the Gentiles, i.s oreached in the Apocalypse, Lon., Is.jL',
12mo. 8. Sermons in Stones ; or, Scrijiture confiriiie.l
in Geology, Lon., 1857, 12mo; i3tii ed., 1873. 4. The
Latter Days of Jerusalem and Rome, Lon., 1859, Svo.
3. The Hope of Israel, Lon., 1S60, 12mo. 6. Truth? f.r
the Times : On the Intermediate State, Lon., 1860, U'lim,
7. Adam and the Adamite; or. The Harmony of Scrip.
ture and Ethnology, Lon., 1864, p. Svo; new' ed., ISSJ.
S. Shinar: the Scripture Record of the Confusion of
Languages: a Lecture, Lon., 1S67, Svo. 9. The Build-
ers of Babe! Lon., 1871, p. Svo; new ed., 1874.
lUaccaw, William. 1. Truth frae 'mang the
Heather; or. Is the Bible true? new ed., 1Sli2, l^nm:
5th ed., 1S80. 2. Romanism, Ritualism, and Revelation :
Eight Lectures, Lon., 1S76, 12mo.
MacchcttH, Airs. Ulanchc Roosevelt, daughter
of John Randolph Tucker, U.S. seroitor from Virgini:i.
1. Home-Life of Henry W. Longfellow, N. York, l.ssL',
12mo. 2. Marked "In Haste:" a Story of To- bay, .\!
Y'ork, 1S83, 12mo. 3. Stage-Struok ; or,'She would Le ;in
Opera-Singer, N. York, 1SS4, 12mo. 4. Life and Reaii-
niscences of Gustavo Dorfi : compiled from Material sii|i.
plied by DorC>'s Relations and Friends, and from Pcrsoniil
Recollections. Illust. Lon. and N. York, 1S85. ...
The Copper Queen : a Novel, Lon., 1886, 3 vols. or.
Svo. 6. Verdi, Milan, and Othello, Lon., 1SS7.
MacClain, Emlin. 1. Outlines of Criminal Law.
Iowa City, 1882, Svo. 2. A Digest of the Deci.-ions ut
the Supreme Court of Iowa from its Organization until
1887; also of the Federal Courts, Ao., Chic, l.ss?, 2
vols. Svo.
lUacClatchie, Thomas R. H., interpreter II.
B.M.'s consul service, Ja)ian. Japanese Plays, (Ver-
sified :) with Illustrations drawn and engraved by
Japanese Artists, Yokchama and Lon., 1879.
MncClellan, Carswell, h. 1,S35, in Phihulclphiii,
Pa.; served in the Federal army in the civil war; was
engineer for several railroads, and in 1881 appoinleil 1 .,S.
civil assistant engineer. The Personal Memoirs un<l
Military History of U. S. (irant rcrsiia the Record of
the Army of the Potiunac. Best., 18S7, 12mo.
" What is, in fact, given is ... a scries of iiiioiatloiis
from (irant and Haileau, compared with others inna
Humphreys, coniieetcil by a ruuuing ccunnieiit, in Mhich
the proof of error in the first two hooks is snppo-i-il (n lie
eomnlete when their liisiigreement with the last is e.xliib-
ited."— .Vii(iV)«, xlvii. '270.
MacClellan, George Urinton, [unir, s-,,]. ii.,
add.,] IS26-1885, b. in Philadelphia; graduated a! llie
U.S. Military Academy IS46; served in the .Mixiciui
war; was afterwards employed as engineer in the West,
and in 1855 was sent to Europe as a member of ii mili-
tary commission to report on the condition of tlie Knro-
pean armies. In April, 1861, he was appointed uiajur-
general of Ohio volunteers, a month later major-|.'iiieral
in the regular army, and from November of tl':i! year
till April, 1862, he was eoiiimander of all flic U.S.
armies. He commanded the Army of the Potomac until
July, and again from September to November, when lie
was relieved and his military career came to an end. In
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Regulation" rCtruro^fV ''IV'^v. ''*'"' •^- •'
nite,i States ^"2; n 'wT; "'/n^'f ^^n'™ '"■ "'o *
«ith adUiti„„".""""y " """'""i oJiti"" of the'-Ueponr
"If i!f ,^;;fritS^Pr;.o„t e^ifi,,,, 5vl,u.l, ismo«t„„tiee.
<■" ", jiiul |„ tiic. Ifu'i "ri „i^ tip ,'>,''-'"""-^'"'tli>n of Mr I i,t
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Army of Northern Virg nia tU" "i'-V •' .""■■'" "'" ""^
"1 Major-General J. K J st,7„., /' ""'' C»i"pmgns
fiivalry of the Anuv of Vnrfh ' ,V?'" """"''"• "'' the
"n^lBost., l8,H5,8l-o '^""hern Virginia, Uiohmond
~!efl;'/;jf,^'^A;|l\;ii;?weIl,„«ap „. the.itemture
I li'ilan s l,o,.l; iluserves i.nnn;,M/- ■/'"-' .""'« "f Major M,.
•MiieClellan. I v i,-
l^'l-bytheCj. I**, s,'r"""'°^"'''"'fF'°"'ia.
■;™;S!.>r?„V„'^?:it,f/ej^.h.o„. Where was
I."^-', 12mo. Anon. • "^ » W"mn. Vork,
; o.e, Can>bri,ige, ISiS; t ow fsM"^'^' '" 'V'""^
."" '',""'■• of Jiottisham 186 ifsi ."'■. ""^''^"'"i
'nn»,,,al of the Royal Agricult.ralf- '„""'' ""'"' ""en
1. Everlasting PunLhafem ,°nd t fo ^"'^^e, Cirencester.
".Christian Evidence: vo i ro„ U-". *^»"'"b«tion
'"'■" tho four 0»s|,el, with n oL, '■" ^^'^' >^™- (Con-
^ ^'"ncciella.,, Kate i T '^'.'■■"''"^''""«. *oO
Om' Father's Letter NT 'v , .""'" ""'' '''erre; or
"-' "H,er Stories v.^Vork IS ,"""'• o-; ■='"'- ^-y'>
'n.,vc.,-Iiook, N. y„,k s^^/i.^J^"' , ••• I'^'lith Leighl'
f r-t i ears Out of School X v i ,o ' '^'"'odore (irav's
"'l'"'"-^ »ifts, N V„ k' ,SmV ;• 'U'-;,!'.'""- '■ Two
;,'"' '"I'tT Stories, N. Ivk Tsm V""L'' "jacinth,
'•""'''witted Life. oV A it' • • ^^""^ McMioirsof.
"■""■■.V "f the"lej,;,/;;^^; „ 'i,T"o «o,den ,«tate .■ „
;^'"l-^indlllust. I'hila K-.. .,"'" """^y Mountains.
'"iV""'™' Illust. n'i a I'sli'""' :• «<^l'»l'licauism
•^•••••tlellaii, Robert ii'. "\ ' w'
'":" "I their Rights I'H. ,''i' """f""'^ ■■ 'f'tl' "u K.xposi-
of Nurogates' Courts, and the Rm „ .-• The.Iurisdietion
fi»»t-. IS75, 8vo. ^ Remedies offered thereby,
/s?^^!S:!jta^-\j^'-«"--, D,n.. ,:„«,
'ego iviia, hecaine a nini, ;,; 7 !''',''''''; ",' l'ni"n Col-
bylenan Chun'h, and Zs 1 , r " "eloru.ed I're...
i'i^'kiuson College, K,,t", , r ,]""^'''"'[ ■^ucce...ivelv in
^»inai^ of Uie'lieS Ulu :r',"?^ 1'!'' ''^'-''-Si-'
of Wed Interpretation, .V. v",-k sw'l'; ' *'""""!
"Canon and Interpretat on,, f";!,,^- '„-',' '^''•.entitled
■""';•• -v. Vork, isro i.',,;„ • ^'ok.nson. M'ith a Jle-
M'K:;!:?;S/°'";':"^f-I8r.. sketch of ,he
I Ike's Momorie., [vc'e ■ <-"-P»way. ]. old
U'. Princes.--. ('• (i ." 't.V^, " "'^"^'' ^ "•> 1SS4, l2,no
5. Ma,laineSilva, ^\ Vork ISSN <r '^^ "^'*'' IS"'".
^Mactleliand, iin,. '» i„ ' '""'"•
Pa.; Sraduatecl ."'the ,",;L'^«'"';' ^..'--m, at Sharon,
lege lS(i7; p,acti.e"in •„ .""■"l"'"' Medical C„|.
.'ers o„ Skill in Biagn, " » "'t"''?™ ' "'i"' Chap-
in Fractures, and on C i ' ' '™''l'"-»t, I'rogno.'is
'hoiiias. A ricatiJVr, a , ■' ""' I •eston.
"- En,l of Solntf, n" D i^,^,;-'/'-'^"' Trigonometry "„'
■P Washington, h.c] ad»",tedtn ,!"'""' *>• '"2".
^"H-e employed in tl n ,|J . ""^ '^'"' '" > ■■<<■'?, and
New Voii. I 'I'he nii'',". ;r'"i-"'' 1'"'^"" works in
Vo-k. 1855. 2 Coinnil V . ^'^ ^ '■■" department, N
to the Corporation 'il'vH;' %l^^ "j^'T-^ of Conn'scds'
^T^^ISi^^T^'^T'™'"--^"^'";^
]««;). 5. The 1 w,U '?f 1 ^';"'''' '^"''''-' of '«•"'•< N. York
tr^" Rite orFr":tl';^^,"--J "■'■I^Accepted s:;>t^
Manual of the Lodse of w.- >^ '' "'*• '^"lo. 6.
Artists in ISerVw'ch'r™^^- '7"'^'' '^^^ ""^
"inter Campaign, j/v a 1*', i n,' ''ij",? "'' "'" ''"I' and
^ ^ork, ISli;!. ' * ".^ aim ate .Soldier. Syracuse, i\
""aJanr'.'?--'' '*'-■•• Dublin "is's' mT""" ^■'--"•'ona'
. "'acCliiitock, F. K II V 1 .
•"the Autumns of' issoa^d 1 8 1 7„V", fji"'" ^ ^ours
^yacClintock, Admiral sir .V ^^' ''• '*"•
P«l«l, D.C.L., LL D ? r* fn I'raiicis Leo.
beotland; entered the'RHti,!, V, ^"'' "' D>'n,lalk,
I n'ed .'^ir J. C. Ross in the A ,i""'^ .'". '**31 ; ac,.ompa-
°' ,'^!r John Franklin if? H'';'''r''""r'^"""^™'<'''
;e,iion in 1850: commun, l.vl A J" ."r'''' " "'-■'••""J ex-
lielcher expedition n issf „7, •''", '"'"■'•■I'i'l'' i« the
"'an.! of the •• Fo..," equh ned"Vj' f 'i' ""' "' '^"■"-
^.'covered evidence ol ?he' call, ^f p"'''", '^'"""'^'i"' ""'l
'» .860, oomraander-in el i't o, \'f l"'"^'" • k"ig'"ea
i Indian station l8?<l-82. „,• ''American an,! West
">« -fox" in the Arc'fc' ^\ '^'J- ,:''''« Voyage J
oovery of the Kate of Sir John Fr^ iT"'"" "'^ "'" ^'''■
'-:"■«• Ma,, and indt\]^:^;^;^x:fi^z:,
' """■ " • ''rilliH«^mc,tr'!il'',T/,''\■' '-'Ar-r'
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vol.
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: Church, New York City l4r,W ''"f^ .°f '^t- IVul'
: American ..hapel in I', ris Isfio •V'^i '""^ ''"'"rge of the
j president of iJrew Tl ™lo Jeal V ■- ^"^ "*"" '"•' '«'oai"e
• (Ed.) Sketches of uimnM^H"";"^'','^'"'''*""' ^'.J.
'"«V, Cin. and N. v"k8« ''"'''■:' '^''"'■'^''■•"' 1'-
■ »■•. Unwritten Sern „ , , ' S Ph"' "• ''','■'"« "'''^''« J
a Preface by lii.hop Ja , e" N v"'';'*''?''''''-'''''.V ^ will
|e<l., 1871. 3. Lecture nn'i?f' Y'^'' """' '2mo; 2d
I and Methodology.'^Ed-;,]"^, ^"t^'f-- '^'■"•'Velopidia
I loiK, i8(.i l2mo Wifii «.„. '-•/••.'. tin. and N.
'.^ I'iblical, Theol ogiel ' a„*^["";:';' •^'^»"-^»- Cyolopa-di.
|^. York, 1867-81, l7l ,„,'/ "'sj^.''.'''^'''""''"'' Mtcrature,
2 vols. (Dr. McClintock ,lie,l Ir ■^"Pl'lenient, 1 885-87
the fourth volume, C hi flet'i';/ '" «"»'P'etio„ of'
' page of the subsequent volumes.j """^ "" •'"> 'i"""
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MncClintock, Letitiii. 1. TlieCi>ttuger.<of filcn-
ciiirtn, Kiliii., iMiil, IJino; new oil., ISS5. 2. The Story
of the Mice and of Hover iinil I'uss, I'Min., 1S70, H'.'ino.
II. Sir Spiinj^lu ami the Dingy Hen, l.on., IS7ti, sq. KImo.
4. A Boycotted Household, i^on., 18S1, ii, 8vo. 5. Alice's
I'lipil, I,on., ISS.'i, p. Svo. (i. The March of I,oyalty,
Lon., 188), 3 vols. cr. 8vo. 7. A Little Candle, and
other Stories, Lon., L886, 12nio. 8. Fred and his
Friends. Lon., I8S(5, 12ino.
MacCliiiig, J. Minnesota as it is in 1870 : its
General Resoiiroes, Ac., St. Paul, 187(1, 12mo.
MacCliire, Alexander Kelly, b. 1828, at Sher-
man's Valley, I'a. ; became a journalist and lawyer at
ChanibcrsburK ; has been a member of the I'ennsylvania i
legislature and senate, and since 187:1 editor-in-chief of
the Philadelphia Times. I. Three Thousand Miles
through the Hoeky Mountains, PKila., 1869, 12mo. 2.
The South: its Industrial, Finuneial, and Political Con-
dition, Phila., 1888, 12mo.
JttacClure,Kev. Alexander Wilson, 1808-1865,
b. at Boston; graduated at Andover Theological Seminary
1830: ordained L";!2 ; edited the Christian Observatory,
Ac. Translators Revived, N. York, LSiVi, 12mo. (Contains
biographical sketches of the translators of the Bible.)
MacClure, Rev. Edmund, .M.A., M.R.I.A.,
graduatcil at Queen's I'niversity, Ireland, IS64; ordained
1865 ; curate of St. George's, Belfast, 1865-75, and since
then eilitorial secretary of^ the Society for the Promotion
of Christian Knowledge. I. The Rule of Faith, Dublin,
1870. 2. A Cliapter of English Church History: being
the Minutes of the S. P. C. K. for the Years 1698-1703 :
with Abstracts of Correspomlents' Letters, Lon., 1888,
8vo. 3. Ecclesiastical Atlas: showing the Vicissitudes
of Christianity, Lon., 1888, 4to.
MacClure, J. II. 1. (Ed.) Anecdotes of thn Re-
vival W,)rk of D. L. Moody, Lon., 1877, 12nio. 2. (Ed.)
Edison ami his Inventions. Illust. 1879, 8vo.
IMtlcCilirc, itohert. 1. Diseases in the American
Stable, Field, and Farm-Yard, Phila., 1862, 12rao. 2.
Gentlemen's Stable Guide, Phila.. 1870, llimo.
MacChire, W. J. Poems, N. York, 1S89, 12mo.
.tIacClyniont, J. R. Songs and Popular Chants,
Ac, Lon., 187^*, ]>. 8vo.
.llacClymont, Rev. James A., and Nicol,
Rev. 'I'liumas. iTrans.) Pastoral Theology of the
New TestanienI, by J. T. Beck, Edin., 1885, p. 8vo.
MacCoan, James Carlile, b. 1829 ; called to the
bnrat the Middle Temple 1856; practised in the Supreme
Consular Court of the Levant at Constantinople; was
founder ami eilitor of the Levant Herald, and made
many visits to Egypt; ALP. for Wicklow 1880-85. I.
Protestant Endurance under Popish Cruelty, Lon., 1853,
12mo. 2. Egypt as it is, Lon., 1S77, 8vo.
'■ His book i.s a mere hash-iip. for the most part, of guide-
books and ollicial materials, ami his opinions are those of
an advocate pleading for iiis client, rather than the im-
partial deliveranee.s of a jni\t:e.''—^i>i'ctal<ir. 1. lUKI.
■•The work of Mr. I)e Leon |"The Khedives Egypt"]is
the more ri'adablo. entertaining, and easy to remember,
while that of .Mr. MeCoan is the more exhaustive."— .Sif.
Itev.. xliv. J.;;i.
'■ l^ncyclohicdic in its ranu:e of information, admirably
lucid ill slyle, iiMfl a iiunlel ot iiielhoil as to arrangement,
it (■iiiitains'iii snmelliiiu; less than four liuiidred pages an
almost ('omplcte suiiiiiiiiry of the liiiaiieial, economic, and
iMtlitical condition ol l-'gVpt ... It is, in Iriith. the only
book which faitbrully describes the actiiai iniucrial cundf-
tion of the country. In achieving this result Mr. .MeCoau
owes little or nohiiim to previous writers,"— Amklia B.
Eu\v.\uus: Amil., xii. .505.
3. Our New I'rotectorate — Turkey in .\s(ft : its Geogra-
phy, Races, Resources, and Government, Lon., 1879, 2
vols. p. 8vo.
" He lias tohl all that we could wish to know; he hasput
his information into a compart and readable shape; and
lie has supplied just as inuidi detail as gives body to his
work without overloading it."— ."-o/. Her., xlvii. ;i()8.
.tiaceoll, I>. Among the Masses; or. Work in the
Wynds, Lon , |.'-i67, p. 8vo.
i'MacColl, l>. S. Newdigate Prize Poem : The Fall
of Carthage. Lon., 1882, 12mo.
.Maccoll, II, Algebraical Exercises and Problems,
with Elliptical Solutions. Lon., 1870, 12mo.
MhccoII, liCtitiuM. Tlic Story of Iceland. Illust.
Lon.. 1887, cr. 8vo.
Mact oil, Rev. .Malcolm, M.A., b. 1838, attilcn-
finan, Invorness-shire ; educated at Edinburgh, at Trin-
ity College, Glenalmond, and at the University of Naples;
chaplain to the British ambassinlor at St. Petersburg
1862-113: curate of St. Paul's, Kuightsbridge, 1804-67,
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and of Addington 1868-69; rector of St. George's " St.
Botolph's, London, since 1871. He has cnnlribiiti' 1 to
periodicals. I. Mr. Gladstone and Oxford. ByScrui;i-
tor. 2d ed., Lon., 1865. 2. Science and Prayer ; Ith ei|.,
Lon., 181)6, Svo. 3. Is there not a Cause? a Le'ter tr>
Ccd. Grevillc Nugent, M.P., on the DiscstahlishmenI .f
the Irish Church; 2d ed., Lon., 1868, Svo. 4. Tih'
Reformation in England; 2d ed., 1869. 5. The O.ji. -
Ammergau Passion-Play, and Hints for Iiitcniling Vi--
itors, Lon., 1870, 12mo; 4lh ed., 1871; new ed., Issi).
6. Is Liberal Policy a Failure!' By Expertus. Lon.,
1870. 7. Who is Responsible for the War y By ,'>crut;i
tor. Lon., 1871, p. Svo. 8. The " Damnatory Clause-"
of the Athanasian Creed Rationally Explained, Loij..
1872, p. Svo. 9. Lawlessness, Saceiilolalism, aiiil l!ilu;il-
ism, discussed in Six Letters addressed, by his Permis-
sion, to the Right Hon. Lord Selborne, Lon., 1875, svo;
3d ed. same year.
"'fhe chief interest in Mr. MacColl's book is, for us, its
able and often elo(iueiit discu.s.sion cd' the imnri/iln' of
Sacerdotalism and Kiliialism, and of the sanction whi.li,
as he allirms, is given by the leaching of Christ to tlicM'
principles." — Spiclntttr, xlviii. 7r>C.
10. The Eastern Question: its Facts and B'ailacies.
Lon., 1877, 8vo.
"The main thesis of Mr. MacColl is that Turks must t„-
bad, not so niueli becau.se they are Turks, as hecimse tluv
are Maboinedans. . . . Mr. .MaeColl goes over the croiiii.'l
with a paKsionate cngerncss and an amplitude of illii-tiii.
tioii whicdi eaniiot fail toconlirm Knglislinieii in their dr.
eisi<jn to do nothing lo uphold the present goveinnieiit of
Turkey."— .Sii(. Ha:, xliii. 4122.
11. Three Years of the Eastern Question, Lon., 1'^"^,
p, 8vo. 12. Arguments for and i.gainst Homo !i. '. ,
Lon., 1 886, 12nio,
Macvoll, Norman, M.A., b. 1844; gnuiuated :\i
Cambridge, and elected a Fellow of Downi.ig i'olk'ijc;
called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn 1875; eiiitor o( tlip
Athenieum. Greek Sceptics, from Pyrrho to S".\li,s,
Lon., 1869, p. Svo.
"A vigorous sketch of one of the philosophies wlii.li
grew out (d' the svslems of 'the iin]ierlecl follower^ ii
Socrates.' . . . ryrrho and the New .\eademy arc .Mr. .^l;ll ■
coil's inimediale subjects, and he treats tliciii with a po\iir
and mastery which enable him to make his hntidreil ptiyes;
a very eouiplete and jueid exposition." — Sjiectdtur, xlii.
1130.
MacColla, Charles J. Breach of Promise: its
History and Social Considerations, Lon., 1879. ]». Svo.
MacCollestre, Rev. iSullivan Ilolinaii, It. P.,
b. 1826, at -Marlborough, N.IL; president of liiiclit.l
College, Akron, 0., 1872-76, and pastor of several liii-
versalist congregations. After-'rhmighls of I'orcign
Travel in Historic Lands and Capital Cities. Iliu.-t.
Bost., ISSil, 121110 ; 4th ed., 1884.
AlacConias, E. W. I. The Divine I'n.hlcin. N.
York, 18SII, 12mo. 2. A Rational View of .Ic.-us ;iiid
Religion, N. York, 1880, 12mo.
AiacComb, William. Poetical Works, Lun., bUl.
or. Svo.
MaeCombic, Thomas. 1. History of the Colony
of \'ictoria, 1859, Lon., 1859, 8vo. ' 2. Au^trali:lll
Sketches ; The Gold Discovery, Ac., Lon.. 1 861, fp. ~k..
3. Frank Ilenly ; or. Honest Industry, Lon., Isi;;, sm.,
MacCombie, William, ISOS-isst), a farmer -.mii
eattlc-breeiler of Tillyfour, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, and
M,P. for Western Aberileen 1868-76. Cattle and Callli'-
Breeders, Edin., 1867, 12mo; 4th ed.,rev. and eiil.. h^ii.
"Even the most utterly uiibu<'(die mind may lind re-
laxation and iH'gnilcnient of f/)»;i/ in icadiiij;o:' the O'l-
lickingeeeeiitricities, the rude, rough wit. and the prai-li-
eal joking, iif the giants amoinr breeders and Ici'dersacrnss
the border lifty years ago."— .s'cif. ]i(i\, xxiv. \1'M.
MacCombie, William, 1819-1870, editor of tin-
.-Vberdeen Free Press. 1. Hours of Thought. 2. .Mor.il
Agency, 3. Heresy and Schism, 4, Life of .•VlcxainliT
Bethuno. 5. Essays and Lectures on Kdiicatioii, I.oii.,
1857, 12nio. 6. .Modern Civilization : a Scries of Lssiiys
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and indeed he beloiitied to a sect which is iicrvoii,-ly lin-iilc
to the recognition of any clerical caste. His di-iniirM-
were for the mo.st part penned hastily and in li"ii''*
snatched from far diB'ereut work; yet they display saili
visrniir, rii'hiipBK, and depth of thought hk wc l'-o>i in u'-i'
scrmoiis of few professional preachers."— Spccdid.'r, •''I'*-
291.
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fC-""^''p-"'«tii;'jii^t,;s..;;r:n4i;;"i
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: ^'''";'-«lt.V a plan o7 4a.eh'l'''™' '""''y «■"' 'he
Iranklin, whid, w„s ,r, , "^ i-emains of .^ir John
by Sir I.e;.p„jH,:^: ---;:, -ecesstully --e^tt
'Arctic medal in ISo; an d , , V "«,»"- awarded the
fe-eneral „f h„. .j,,,,, ;„ " ' . ;^; heon deimty inspector-
'" the An-tie ,,'nd An ,.,'>.'!:, ^ Y^S"' o'' Di-iovery
Maps and III,,.,. L,"n I884 f ""'' '"'""I "'e Worl.l.
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I ^^«cc;;;;r^r -'^^--''"iwi^T^a '^ 'h^roii^i^-s
bo, the Kncn,^V\he Hum!.n'«acrM''"'i •=^'-"- 'hall
I 12nir,. nuiuan Jtace, Manchester, 1886
Review, Lo,,., 1871, 8v,;' ^ "" ^"'"-' "' A,gyll.. ,,ith
f"?^^i.':i,f!n-^?r::;';i^-f«v^-r..D.,D.u,.,
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'it^ !nitcd.SUt,s. ,vh,.r,.'he\V„s . '",'-''- rcm„ved to
' "lleKo until 1887 ,1, "'. '.'"'^"'ent of Princeton
l'e'iodi,.als. ,. ; Tr „';,!;'■' V'""' '" "^i-'-^ and
'ners. lly„ p„,„ j, "- ' the Me,nory of Dr. chal-
2- The Intuition "fVh'^Minn''',''' '''*';• '''"'»• ^non.
'■on. and N. Vork, I8Ms" .'"'''''''' ?'>' I" '''^tigated,
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book of referciiee. The e.\piisilciry part may be \i>eful
also, but it W(ailcl have Ijceii the belter tor being less nii.xed
ui) witli criticism. "—."<'»(. -/I'd'., xx.\ix. i;iy.
II. Ideas in Nature overlooked by Dr. Tyndall ; being
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York, IS7J, l2mo. 10. The K.)yal Law of Lovo : a
Sermon, X. York, lS7,'i. l2mo. 11. The World a Scene
of Contest: liaocalanreato Sermon, N. York, IS7(),
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Y'ork and Lon., l8>2-86, Svo ; republished as " Uealistio
Philosophy defendeil in a Philosophic Series," 1887,
2 vols. Svo. 1.'). Iteligion in a t^jllege; what Place it
should have; being an Examination of President Eliot's
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York, February ;t, 1886, N. York, 1886, 12mo. Pamph.
16. Psychology; the .Motive Powers: Emotions, Con-
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of Evolution ; liedell Lecture for 1887, N Yorh, 1888,
Svo. With others, (Questions of Modern Thought : Lec-
tures, Phila., 1871, Svo.
MacCosli, John, .M.D. 1. Mediool Advice to Offi-
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Italia: France, Switzerland, Italy, and Sicily; a Poem,
in Ten Cantos. Hy Normantino. Lon., 1872-75, I2n!0.
H. (Jrand Tours in Many Lands ; a Poem, in Ten Cantos,
Lon., 1881, cr. Svo. 4. Sketches in Verse, At Home and
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MllcCowiili, P. Considerations on the Christian
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the offices of director of the Xution;.! Museum of Nat-
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1 which govern bis hand Wiieiiever he tiuiehes his riuiteiti-
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I the hand of ii iiiaster."— .Vii/ion, x'lviii. 207.
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tam.-cs Lon.. Is8,' Svo Planetary Dis-
MacDaiiiPi, Mary Anne {' v""'
Joseph, Lon., LS- 1 .■j9,,,„ o "r^* „'• -^ovena to .St.
«-"e: Rule;, Uu.,\h^, J; .^i!;:^ '» "^ven : a
[or, T.e„.«on l-n,na'\"d "*,,"'" v-''''? ■''"" Rebellions;
180.^. '"'"".KLd. Uy a Virginian. Richmond!
MacUonnld. n r i-m ,.
Vouthof U."',r:iod;\^,;ei.VT'l,'r"'";'' "'' ^''"'
MacDonaid, Rev Uo„nM 'r' ,""" ' '''' '2""-
IntroduHion to the lw„^° , , ' f""'"' *■"'• ''•• add-]
:»Iacdo„ald Don 1 ' ;■■ '■"";', "^"'' ^ ™ls. 8ro.^
B<oy.n gathered In A*!,"" fi,;. .T ,"8"7^",r ^^ '"""'«
■>Incdonald, Ilev. DnH JV ' ' ' '"•
i" 'Vt8 tl V, I'^air?!;' f « Scottish missinnarv, and went
roniainc,! at iC vi , J "?<-'"'"l""'i"'l ''.v his wife He
c"lle,l after the bi'rUatJ^^'.'f'iy"','''''- ''•''''' Lake .Vyassa^
three years. «,„! (vdlKf "\, Mnl,.:'/''^''.''''-"' ''"■ a''""
I regarding the iicKni r a v ' " .'f 'I'f "."'■'"■^'ing facts
•.SSn'i;i,Pa':';'l?" *"'"T««' ^'orbes,C.E.
' Svo. 2. Hints on F.!r'; ""J""'"'"'' ''^'""''. '-on., 1862,
Svo. .■!. Est, e lam ',,"'; '";",-, ""^ = ' ""' «''■ i 8'1«
! 4. Cattle, .^leeVriiC,'' '","' '''•' L""- 'S»9' ^vo
5. (irons; Disi:;sr , r ^""^ '-'!-' 2'' '^^'l- 1873, Svo.
Lon., 1883, 8vo """' """^ Kemedies. [Must.
MarDonalil, E. old
M 1^ . "'"> ■;'■ <io and fol.
MacDermoU, Clarke. Histo.v „r...„ r,._.. .. Fletcher of At,, '1 "''.'',.<-''':.«<'.. B'nningham. 1.
"-r „.^«.r-KrK;;s IS: I i;:t!;^f,j;;;s-
History of the First Pres-
.>I«cOermo»t, Edward. I.
•Vi
on.
2. 'Ih
18.S
««^^fT:^rsn:s^!-4;:,--- :: i ;y;s'in Ka; .,,,,,,,
;ge, Birmingham. ].
Worth Kemembcring,")
'lie of -Hilliam Morley
E-xlubition of i862VLon.', 'l8"62, Tomo
Mi^r^ru'i;;!-"',^'-''*!^.^,'!;.™''''?- t'.o b.. at ,he
.^•-u.L;Kaij;:;c;^i-i;:,:''-i^„^[/-i;;;
Firbank
1887, 8v„.
'- ..rAbstracts ,:f Tu" f:,n!',^ri":o'"' ''"'"'™-
ifl icOerniott, Hugh F arr^r i i.
«n Editor's Table N. York 881 '• P"<"»s from
liliml Canary, I ve«e - 1 .d ' "l.' '"'""■ -'. The
V"rk, I88:i, ,^.iZ'u, ' ' "■'"' a'l'liti<ms, N.
•>liicl)erniott, Marv. i..„. ri
Lon., I,s,-,v, 12,00.'^ ''^' °^ I-ove, and J jems,
MacDernioti sv r' n-
l"iiaM is (1 g''cidwnVr I, la ,,,ir'''l''-, ■ ' ' "i- Mae-
ha.s not prodmrd a I ioirn, ,"'''''''!'' '''''C. » ho
ault is ii.,| lii,, i„'t is A , ,.' W --".'ra-'Miit; imerest, llie
i ""■^l|"n. lived so u nf^',',',' ';';,c|''''>''M,,i,ce Ihnt'i^
j 'li"Vi.s lilil,. l.rivale I iV^ v.. , ' sw'TV" I'"'''"' """
Macdonald, Freder hT Tx' .' ' ,,! ■''''
Pnest and SL,„ L,,,, ]"5 o '• ^''''''''''el Vaughi.n,
ami Pearl: Wandering,' .,ndw i ■'• •'• ''"• 2. Pu.k
Child,.e„ in India.'Lon' 1 8sr !"' "'""^ "' ^"^ ^"S"^"
Mardonald, (j. Three V,
Mrnetions i„ TlJoal ^nd Eri,^"""'"
Dcalh
r"u/t'"l!,n'.",'s,,-|-|»;^,^ Outlines "^ ^aval Hygiene.
Jj^*^!'" uf^-.;!^!:^„,i^;''i--i'?,?y"eation in Ire.
nontanism," L,
'everend James Maed
■ riiihr
in.. 186(i,
on Nasal Ob-
, >'«cctonnidr(:e;;;'«e''iTTrr' '■™' ''''^"' •^-•
• .. ..^..i.vM, leugmeni of big
'Olds and other'neriodin„i"' , ^'',""ii''iit<il lo (iood
•H.etwoivorkJEfln^.^r'^t'l-r'''''''''?
■-says; or, A Hook (;,r .i,. •.'.,'' "•-•. l-_Poi'msand
u. LSMO. ,Sv
levitt. liishi
of AIMIallows bath.
Father H
™ii'. Oublinri.sZ'^lo ^"""^^ *■'"■ •"'"'
itfiicd
,,;«.'cd«„ald, A. Natural Phenomena
1011
.';■!■
:5cwi*
I:
ME
i
ii
MAC
sciliitldiis cdiiUiliicd 111 tlie t)0(ik. Tlie clmraiters nre ex- '
trenit'ly well ilniwii."— /I«i., No. IKW.
I. Ailuhi Cat heart, Lon., 1 xiil. :! voIh. p. Svo ; now ed.,
lssL>, 1 viil. .'). Tlu' I'oilc'iit ; a Siiiry uf SeTOri(l-Si(;lit,
licin., IsiU, |). Svii. Ii. Iliildeii Mlu, ami iitliur rciciiis.
l.on., ISIil, IL'iiiii. 7. Akv Kcirlius of How (ili'n, Loii.,
ISfi,-,, :i vol.^i. II. Mvo; new cl., Isil7, 1 vol.
"It is Miiiu'tliiou' to ri'Jnice ilic liuart that I'Vcii In those
(lays a iiuvel can lio wrilliii lull of stinnK hiiinaii Imercst
withoiii aiiv aiil lioiji iiulcHlraiiialic sci'iir-|uiiiitliiK. sorlal
iiiy.-l( lies, aiol llic i.liy-ical lone ul' iiifidciils. . . . The
inaiiisiiriOK ol the liuerrsl lies In tlie ileveln|iineiit i/f Ihe
lliiierlile and s|iiritiial hislnrv olall the eharueters,"— .IW.,
No. mill,
t<. Annals of a (iuici XeighlaMiihoud : a Novel, l.on., j
18B6, 3 vols. p. 8vo; new ode., l.sUT, 1872, 1S77, 1SS4, 1 j
vol.
"Can srarcoly be railed n novel, the story Is so suhser-
vieiit to the retlKious I'nnversalioiis ; Init, a.s it was writ-
ten orifiinallv for a .~unday imblleatioii, thi.s wu.s to he
CNpected."— .1^/1.. No. 'Jo;il. '
'■I. 'Kiua 'AiTTtpa : I'n.siiiikon Sermons, Lon., ISBli, p.
8vo; :M ed., 1S()7. Id. Guild Court, l.on., \sm. ^^ vols,
p. Svu; new ed., 1SS|. U. Dealings "ith the Kairio.i,
Lun., KSIi7, Kimo; new ed., IS.sil. 12, The Diseiiile, and
other I'ocms, I.on,, !.'<(!'<, p. Svo.
"No lover of poetry, we think, will he inseiisihle to the
hiKh and neneruus leeliiiuMhe true love of Nature, and the '■
faney. fresh and ilelicale, whielL Mr. Maedonald here, as
else\*\ here, disjiiays. , . . TIk' Inn^est poem.s iu this eollee-
tiou are not those to which it owes its eharni."— .l(/i.. No.
2110, I
1,'!. Hubert Falconer, Lon,, ISOS, ;i vols, p, Svo; new
cd,, 1. •<(;'.), I vid. I
"liohert Faleo.ier is the matured utioraneo of all the
tliouHhts and aspirations whieh J)r. .Maedonald tried to
say or sing in I'.is early poems, ami the eoinpleted pieture
of « Init he set forth in more or less IraKineuiary lorin in
his previous novels, lie has fnllilled all his promise, and
this is sayiiiK no little. . . . AlthonKh ' Kobert Kaleoner' is
not a bodk to he taken up for amuseno'nt, ... it is. never-
theless, a witrk brim-full of life and humour, and of the
deepe.st human inti'rest to all wlm care to read of
' i.ife and death, and the deep heart of man.' "
—Atli., No. 2Vi3.
1-t. The Seaboard Parish: Sequel to "Annals of a
Quiet Neighbourhood," Lon,, l.sliS, .1 vol.<. p, Svo; 2d
eil,, ISIill, I vol.; new cds,, 1S72, l.'^.'i-t. 15. Wow o'
liivvcii ; or, The Idiot's Home, Edin,, IStiS, p. ,svo. 10,
En^'lanil's Anilphon, Lon,, IstiS, p. Svo. 17. Jliiacles
of Our Lord, Lou., 1S7(I, p, Svo; new cd,, 1S8I. IS. At
the liaek of the Xorth Wind, Lon., 1S7(), p. 8vOj new
eds., 1S72, 1S77, ISSl. 11). Ranald J'anner-iian'g Bovhood,
Lon,, 1S70, l2mo; new cds,, IS77, IS84. 211, The I'i-inaess
and the Goblin, Lon, ls7l, 12mo; new cd,, 1SS4, 21.
Wilfrid Cumbcrmcde: fin Autobiographical Story, Lon.,
Is71, ;i vols, p. .-vo; new ed.. IS.sJ.
"A really beautiful book, whieh will deliubt Mr. Mae-
donald's great i-ircde td' admirers. —we had almost said (lis-
<'iple.s,— anil liy which chose who profcs,s a sterner ami
more deliuite religious ]iliilo.sophy may come to under-
stand the secret of his aeceptauee as u popular teacher." —
Speclaliir, .xlv. -M).
22, The Viear's Daughter, Lon,, 1S72, 3 vols, or, Svo;
new cd,, 18S1. 2:i, Gutta-l'ercha Willie, the Working
Genius, Illuat, Lon,, ls7:j, 12nio. 21, Malcolm, Lon,,
1874, :! vols, ]>. Svo.
"No educated reader can fail to bo touched by such
laiuLseapes and eharacters a-s abound in the book.' —Alh.,
No. ■.!4.'i;i.
" The faults to be found with ' Malcolm' are by no means
eipial to its beauties, .'^ince the days of .Miss Kerrier there
lias been no better picture of Scotch charueter in "lany
varieties. '—.''Vi/, liir.. ,\.\.\i.\. ri7;;.
"It is imjiossilile not to study with interest the jilay of
liunianai'tion and passion as he''eliuentesthein. Whether
we watch the mad laird till, with Malcolm, we feel for him
a strong and painful syinpathv ; . . . or trace the growing
(levelopnnni id' chanictcr ... in the tautali/iug Lady
florimel, or the by-iilay of complicated motive and interesi.
as it moves the various (diaracters which arc crowded on
the stage, ... it is plain at least that in this unilcil history
;Mr. Miiedonald has given us a story which, iiotwithstaml-
ii.g the fact that we conceive its "main jilo! unwurthyof
his pen. will yel be e.\tensivcly read and its scipiel eagerly
looked hir."— .S>rfll^»■, .\lviii.":U4.
2,'i. 'I'll'! Wise Woman ; a I'arable, Lon,, IS7.7, p, Sv(j ;
ncwed,, ISS,'). 21), St. Gee -ge and St. Michael, Lon,, 1S7.5,
.'i vols. p. Svo. 27. Thomas AVingfold, Curate, Lon.,
187t!, ,S vols, p, Svo. 2S. E.xotics: Translations from
Novalis, Luther, Ac, Lon., 1870, 12ino, 211, The JLir-
ijuis of Lossie, Lon., 1S77, S vols. p. Svo. (.s^er^nel Ut
" Malcolm.")
' It la not areali.stle story; the incidents are improbable,
and the liual .salvation ol all the contiuiding parties im-
Iio.ssible, as the world goes; but the book adds another to
many chapters of the high tea(hiiig which mavbe ulil-
liilJ
MAC
l/.ed even by sueh a.s objcet to its form and disagree w ii!i
much of its matter."— .Ift.. No. 'iV.ll.
" .\Uhi>ugh Mr. .Macdonahl has made us wait two whcjie
years for the secniid pail of his uo\il, we liml ourselves
iaking it up with rather an increase than aii abalei lent of
interest. . . . The cause id' this is that .Mr. Macdonal.l'y
characters are real people. 'I'herc is lilc in ilicirccrv
gesture, in their every tone of cxpressiuu, ami he ha- al-l.
a wonderful way id' depicting, as it were, the hiilileo in
ture of man or woman, and revealing to us tbiimsoiwiiirii
we ha\'e. perhaps. brciM'agncly conscinus, but which hii\r
never before taken distinct sloipc; and theoccii-ional iiili. i-
ducliou of meOiphysical discussiuii into the Ihrcai' of ihc
story, which is an unfailing eharactcristie ol this writer,
is in the present instanee an additliaial charm.' —SitecUiloi
I. IJlll.
;;n. Paul Faher, .^nrgeon. Lon., 1S7S, ;j vols, cr. Svh,
"'file book is not without ilraniatii' interest, hut ilii^ j^
small in ipiantily. though pHwerful and iclling; and tiic
main force of Dr. .Macdouald's genius is spent on dialogue,
relleetioii, and sermon."— .'i/Kcfnd/r, 111. UK.
;;i. Sir Gihliie, l.on., IS7il. :i vol.-, p. Svo.
" With the exception of ' Within and Without,' and ihc
first volumeof ' Havid Kiginbrod,' we arc nf npinioii ilu.t
■Sirdi!,: '.>■,' take it for all in all, is the tiiiesl ]iioducti..ii
of his pen. . . . Written, as it has been, for a great and se-
rious iiurposc.— It is, in fact, a special study of psvcholn;;.
leal evolution,— much thought and labour hiust hi'ivegi.iie
to the eonstructiou of it. Hut. all the same, the story has
the freshness and eliann of an imju'it i:iiuii,it, ivttm begin-
iiiiig to end. but an improvisation .shaped, coloured, and
directed to the ideal end,"— .Spce(«/or, In, 14b"i,
112, .Mary Marstoii, Lon,, ISSI, :t vols,; new cd, saiiie
year,! vol, .'J.'l. The Gifts of the Child (?hri.st, and dlliir
Tales, Lon., 1SS2, 2 vols, ;i4. Castle Warlock: a 11 ely
Homance, Lon., 1SS2, ^^ vols. er. Svo; 2d cd,, ISs;',. :\:,,
The Princess and Cnrdie: a Fairy Itomancc. Illu^l.
Lon., 1SS2, 12mo. liO. Orts, Lon.. 1SS2, p, Svu, :;;.
Stephen Arehar, and other Talcs; new ed., Lon., Iss::,
)i, Svo, "iS, Weighed and Wanting, Lon., ISs:!, sni, p,
Svo, ;i',l, Iloniil Grant, Lon,, ISSH, .') vols. p. Svo. In.
A Book of Strife, in tile Form of the Diary of an <ijd
Soul: I'ocins; new ed,, Lon,, ISS.'i, 12ino. 41, I'nspuken
Sermons, Second Scries, Lini,, ISS,'), p. Svo,
" Kvery one remembers the .story of how, when ( 'i jlcriilL'f
asked Charles l.amb whether he had ever heard liiia
lireach. Lamb replied that he had never heard Culeiiili.'e
do anything else, liraw from this saying its liitlc sting nf
sarcasm, and allow for its humorous eXML'geraliini. ioid it
tits Mr. .Macdonahl c|uite as well as it titled tbegrc;il iiiiin
who called it birth. . . . The lirst series of ■rnsp.ikcii ser-
mons' has not, we think, been estimated at iis line
value, save by a comparatively small luiniber of ivniiir>.
It was a really rcmarKable book, . . . We cannot say that
we think the present volume quite equal to its predeces-
sor."— .'v'Ctafor, Iviii. N'i2.
42. Hamlet: a Study : with the Text of the Folio nf
1628, Lon., 1SS5, Svo. 43. What's Mine's Mine, l,.in.,
issti, ;i vols, cr, Svo, 44, Homo .•\gain, Lon., I's;, p.
Svo. '.''). The Elect Lady : a Novel, Lon., ISSS, cr. Svo.
Maedonald, Mrs. George. Cliamhcr Dramas
for Children, Lnn., 1S7(I, 12mo.
iMacdoiiuld, Ilev. (iraiit William, graduated
at St, Mary Hall, Oxford, IS72; ordained 1S71; vicar
of St, .Mark's, Holbcach, since IS79, 1. Histnrieal Note.*
relating to the Parishes of liatcombe and Spargmve,
with I'pton-Noble, 1S05, 2, A lirief Aecmint iif liic
I'arisli of Jlolbeach and its Church of All Saints, ls7S.
ItlacUoiiald, H. B. I, Wild liird. King lling,
and other Poems, Lon,, ISoO, 12mo, 2. Abdul .Medjid,
a Lay, and other Poems, Lon,, 1S:'')7, 12nio,
.Maedonald, Hugh, ISK-lSfiO, b. in Glns^'ow, uf
humble parcnlagc: was early sent to work at the hlcick-
jirinting trade, and afterwards began to cent ri bale pneuis
and descriptive articles to the Glasgow Citizen and to
other journals. I. Haniblcs round (ihisgow, Deserip-
livc. Historical, and Traditional, (ilasgow, I s.'ili, IL'uiii;
new ed., 1801). 2. Days at the Coast: Frith of Cl.vile
Sketches, Glasgow, 18.')7, 12mo; new cd., |sr4, .'i.
Poems: with Memoir, ISOIi.
.MacDonald, J. II. Hints on Drill, for Volun-
teers, Lcin., Imi2, I2ni'i.
Maedonald, .lames. Food from the Fa:\Ve-t:
Aineriean Agriculture and Imported Dciol .Meat, l.on..
1S7S, p. Svo. With Si.Ncr.Aiit, Jamks, Ilhitory of Pulled
Aberdeen or Angus Cattle; giving an Account "f the
Origin, Improvcmenl, and Characteristics of the lireel.
Illust. Edin., 18S2, Svo.
MacDonald, Kev. James Alexander, a Wes-
leyan minister. 1, The Prin.-ipia an I ti.-> I'.ililn: :i
Critique and an Arguinont, Edin., ISiiO, er. ''vo. U.
Heavenward: Memorials of .Mrs. .M. A. C. TrellVy. I.'din.,
ISHO, p, Svo, :*, Light and Love: Memorials of Josiab
Liddle, Edin,, 18HS, 12mo.
MAO
MAC
Ins Klouk, l,on., I8IL' I-,,,,, . ,,V r^' .•"'-■'""niil to I ,, -.T-; » ■•"■in, ,ii. A., brother of ,I,i,m.« Af,.„
: f ■■"111, ,n|;..n,ry Kr,.,,,' , > ,Viii, ' , ' i'"' '"^^^l^-ketd.
I ""'"I I. "I'/"".- e,lN™i,.,|atHie C.i
. ■■*>■(
Lou., iN.si'. I ',„„■' '• •*• '^""'""^ "' N''V.il JLygiene,
'i'VH.on of the court of ,,<■.. on 1, „ "^ ■'"";!""'
gcnonil of volunteers. 1 (),,T:.i, ,',,"'" ';''«'"lie'--
'inuHl Excursion to lilun,lJ l,,^ ' ^ , ' ^^f '•'^;:' i -•
lnrMs;,,^^r """"""«-'■■- '>'iiiw!iho:a"^t:;:; I
uniler Mauy Ki,.«,, N.'yo'k 1 S,S8 "C '^°'"«"'""''-
„?!,".«»J"i","'' •"•"athun S.' v'itai l-hilosonhy : „
of Natural
,,,. ", •- •'■'«OMJU
"; , 'I!-', ''".'' "'' ''*'"'"er 1111,1
, "'-'-I l!<!|M,rts of .-itiito
Church of Seotb n'l C'llcu'tt^' v'TTl '?'' "'« P'"-^
Amu. Throe Th„u;an;i Ye s aI "lo""'^"sT '.o'""""
, Qiii'stion : with
'■";i-"lliin,l, I, on., l,sr;i,
«i'!""'rr'^'riS"','"!''',Pr^'''7^''^' f'"-
N'oithuniplonsliire isro l^ :~';^^ rector of Walgrave,
the Doctrine of "a. '" "'• " '■ ^i'™""" on
K.«.y,,nr.,hc:;lr.:^'u.^;~f;,^"-. l^^-^vo. ,.
18, isry,
Helpful
•nacdoiinid, Mnimim ,i 1 .
i'liila., IS-S, '",',„ • •^""'•""^i" ■• a Drama
.Mjicdonald, K. Fro,„ Day to Div or
n-nl. tor the Christian Life, l,o,f., 1S78 ,' 8™
•>IacD«„„id, Ranald. The v L v hmi ■ ,
an Anal.v,sis of its I'n.visions .(■,.», . '" ' "'"
Siilamanca. I . (Tra^y', FsVa s ^i ", ^,^'1''' ^""^W
iili«i", i.n.i So.iais consii^.l • ^f""""'"'". ^iber-
""■ns, Lon.. I8til, 8vo.
ation'*",f?i:rh"„'f Us UL '"'^ ^1,""""' «'«« ^--i-
|IH^..Bri,a,.eun,,JrS;r^^:----.of^^^
; nain^mt:' !;?;iu^::Jr:;:;iit?";;;!"^;;:i-' -"i,j-'b' i..,!!,.
; rewrite ih,. hi.storv of ii i , ;,,, .''"''''.'.■l "H'loriakPs
l^^e ch„er ,vi,lely,rom lAl^l.ZI^^^^.^^^!^ No'
Macdoi.,H.||, Robert, M.D.. F.ll C ,^ I M I! i \
b. 18J8; giailuateaatTrinitvCollp..n T II " ■^••■^•'
■nn surgeon on the niediea^tn ',?/'" •' "'"'■''"■
ex-|Mesi,|entof the Koya Col ef , -^ ' ^"""-'V "'"'■'•
surgeon to Steevens's 11." ,.iti 1,,1 iin'"T;'.T' ^'"■'"•"'' =
?.. the Functions of the' I.iv^r^DubMnis^^r'""'
ing Well ; f^n/aJspVinisi, of ■■;"»' ,'''" 1''' "^ ^'""''-
8vo. •■'panish ul J. Baliues, I,on., 1S81, p
no;^'^:;'':'!?^^,)^;- ^'"' ^"■i"-™' wa^ „r „„,,
T.^on,'!!ri'^7\,^ '^"""^ «— -^r «el^
.i^5i^"'t,'-^a:?^u-i;.;;-,ri;ei;[
1.
1,
various
'fl
I
"^ pastorates in Ne„ Iwh ^j'" ^ ^ Sv'V"'
.\
1^- ^- Annihilation Of tI.;:^V!:JrN.v::;'k: IS
.^-.1.0. Fu" ' V's ^ ■ "'77' 'T '.'"^ ^^^ "f 'he
"'■>^'li"bur;M.;;LVK:lCtr;;"'^;''^^•''''•■''■'^■'-'^
^•r. Svo; new e,l 187« o ^n" '>'"«■' """'. I"'"- lS-4,
•^ -I.', p. s™, new H.-, ,^:s,«"'"'«^ ''""-"'. Lon., 1,8-9,'
•Hoi'doiiell, James, 1842-1.879 b at n '
Aberdeen; became a journalist a ... i ^™' ""'" '
«" ■■'litorial ».ri...„ . -•'.r. "J""* "' '" .'-'■"■ly age. an,!
litori:
I'-li.'i to 18
i;^I_writ,-|. ,jn the Loiulon Ij,
an,l afterwards ,)n the T
.'I'by, by W. R. Nicoll, h
riinec since the First E
""•.• 1S79, p. Svo
lil.V i'eleijrapli fr
las bee
Hi
Kery, Parts 1 2^ I u"i, 18 T'"' -'''.'''' ''™'-'"™ "'' «"'-
i;.Nperime„talPly:i,X 'd.neV";, "";, ^' ^^'"" '"'-
I the Practiceof .Sirge B Duhifn"" 'i« Advancement of
ham'coll^s, (N w S irenham"'^ '"','"> '"" "'""^-'f Abra-'
Macdon, en, ^V ";y"" ^.f;^ Lon., 18S1. 8v„.
Various Theoric'of Wa'es Lon Tss""i'9 ''"''''"" "^
o.S'^=:^^^'lf«£^''?V^p.:aThe.
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: liookT'iiib^'ui^c t; F:;f ii;. ' ■" ^r-^''^ ^''^^'-
I -n of Christ, and other .e;.li;;^;;;uei;ltl^;::i7
I^SSS'it^-^^
. -t-r^ut ,n the (runean war, an,l comman,led
•oently published. I 18
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t-^iiiipaigns of Hannibal .\
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London for the Social Utforinor, Lon., 188S, 12mo. 2.
Facts alioiit Ireliinil : ii Curve-IIistory of Recent Years,
(Diii^jrains, with I-clter-l'rcss,) I,on., IHSS, Svo.
MlicduWHll, <■. S, I'ariKianii: the Heal Trutli
about tile Iloiiibiirilincnt, 1S71I-7I, Ijon., IM71, .Svo.
IMactlowull, Cameron. I. I,iiil,v Murtjarpt's Sor-
rows; or, Via Doloromi; iind otlier I'oelns. L'. The Fir.^'t
Einiiress of the Kaat : n ritory in Dramatic Form, Lon.,
1!<S7. or. Svo.
Mnvdowall, C'anioroii Jo^fpli I'rnncis
Stuart, .M.K.C..^., M.K.C.P. Kilin., hrigade surgeon
in tlie lionihay army. On a New Method of Treating
Wounds, (Oruby's System,) and tlic Surf;ical Aspects of
tile Sio(;o of I'arJH, Ijun.. 1S71.
Macduwail, H, >V, I. .A.aganI and the liods ;
adapted from Dr. W. Wiigner, hnn., ISSIl. 2. (Trans.)
The Jews of liiirnmv ; .Stories by Karl Emil Franzos,
Kdin.j 1SS2, or. Svi). :;. (Trans.) .Vn Old Story of my
Farming Days, Ijy Fritz Keiiter, N. York, IS.HII.L' pans,
Itiino. l. (Trans.) Tempted of the Dovil: Passages in
the Life of a Kahbalist: a Story ; from the Gorman of
August Becker. l,on., ISSS, p. Wvo.
AlacUowall, Uilliam, F.S.A. Scot., d. 1S»S, let.
73 ; for many years editor of tho Dnnifries and (lalloway
Standard, Sciitlanil, and a stuilent of IikmvI history, arch-
IPolifgy, and Scottish literature. 1. History of Dumfrios-
shire, Edin., lt<(17, Svo. 2. Memorials (if'St. .Michael's,
the Old Parish Church-Yard of Dumfries, Edin., er. Svo.
3. Chronicles of Lincluilen, as an .\bbev and as a Col-
lege, Edin., ISS(>, .tto,
"Mr. .McDowall ha.s shown in liis treatment iif this Mib-
Jeet— which is one that has in.spireil poets from Uiirns'
(lownwards, and f«rni»he<l subjects fur the i«inter, and
e.fcrcised llie ingenuity of the dranghtsman in restorutiiiu
—mu(di Industry and paiusiakinK care \11 has been
tiibl that laliorious research can rake together."— -Kft., No.
■' Little short of a nuMlel work of the class to which it
belongs."— .irai/., .\xx. j:)!!.
4. Among the Old Scotch Minstrels studying their
Balladsof War, Fcdk-Lore, and Fairy-Land, Elin., 1888,
fp. Svo.
".\ popular, and not a critical, study of over sixty .Scotch
ballads. ... In his notes he shows himself a discrimi-
nating scholar, as well as a warm ailnilrer."— .Icdci.,
xxxiv. '.''Jl.
MacUowell, J. 1. Exercises in Euclid and Geom-
etry, Lon., ISlili, p. 8vo. 2. Trigonometry required for
Honours, Lon., 1806, p. 8vo. 3. Mechanics required for
Degrees, Lon., 1S67, p. Svo.
MacDowell, ytrs. Katharine Sherwood,
("Sherwood Bonner," pseuil.,) 1SH)-18S3, b. at Holly
Springs, Miss. ; daughter of Dr. Charles Bonner ; married
in 1S70 to Edwanl McDowell. In 1873 she removed to
Boston, where for several years she was private secre-
tary to II. W. Longfellow. She contributed to leading
American periodicals. 1. Like unto Like, X. York, 1878,
Svo. 2. Dialect Tales. Iliust. X. York, 18S3, Svo. 3.
Suwanee River Tales. Iliust. Boat., 1884, 16mo.
MacDowell, Lalla. 1. The Earl of Effingham:
a Novel, Lon., 1S77, p. Svo. 2. How wo learned to Help
Ourselves, Lon., 1877, p. Svo.
MacDutf, Rev. John Ross, D.D., b. ISIS, in
liiinhard, Perthshire; educated at the High School anil
tho University of Edinburgh; ordained in 1843, and,
after holding charges in Forfarshire and Perthshire,
was pastor of the new church of Sandyford, Glasgow,
1855-70, and then retired to Chisclhurst, Kent, Eng.,
where he has devoted his time to literary work. His
books have had an immense circulation, particularly in
Scotland. 1. The Wells of Baca; or, Solaces of the
Christian Mourner, Lon., 1847, 12mo. 2. The Exiles
of Lucorna; or. Sufferings of the Waldenses, 1851, 12mo.
3. Morning and Night Watches, 1852, ISmo. 4. Tho
Wood-Cutter of Lebanon, 1853, 12mo. 5. Altar-Stones,
1853, 12mo. Anon. 6. The Faithful Witness; or. Brief
Thoughts, 1855, 32mo. 7. Tho Mind and Words of Jesus,
1855, 32mo. 8. The Footsteps of St. Paul, 1855, p. Svo.
9. The Footsteps of Jesus ; or. Things to be Sought and
Shunned, 185fi, 32mo. 10. Evening Incense, 1850, 32rao.
11. The Story of Nineveh, 1850, lOmo. 12. Memories
of Bethany, 1857, 12mo. 13. Memories of Gennesaret,
1858, p. Svo. 14. The Story of Bethlehem, 1S5S, 12ino.
15. The Bow in the Cloud, 1858, 32mo. 10. Christ in
the Covenant, 185il, 32mo. 17. Light in the Cloud, 1859,
32rao. l.s. The Hart and the Wat.er-Hrooks, 1859, 12mo.
19. Cities of Refuge ; or. The Nameof Jesus, 1800, ISmo.
20. Grapes of Eshcol ; or. Gleanings from the Land of
Promise, 1800, 12mo. 21. Family Prayers; 11th ed.,
1044
1802, fp. Svo. 22. Tho Great .Tournev : sn Allegory,
1S02, ISmo. 23. Tho Little Child's Hook of Diviniiy,
1^"'2, 18mo. 24. Sunsets on llio Hebrew Mountain",
Lii2, p. Svo. 2.^. Thoughts of God, lsfl2, ISnio. 2i;.
Tho Priqihet of Firo ; or. The Life and Times of Kli
jab, ls(i;i, p. Svo. 27. First Bereavement: Words to ^i
.Mourner; newed., lSfll,32mo. 2S. .\ltar Incense: a .Miin-
mil of Devotion, 1804, ISmo. 29. Miracles of t\u' L'prd
Jesus, Liverpool, 1805, 12mii. 30. The Shepherd an<l
his Flock, 1SH5. p. Svo; new ed., IS77. .'11. Light Ironi
the Sanctuary : inscribed to Mourners; 2d('d., Lon., Isilii,
IHmo. 32. Curfew Chimes ; or, Thoughts fur Life's Kveii-
tide, Lon.. ISOO, ISmu. 33. Willows liy tho Water-
courses, isflfi, 4Smo. 34. Memories of Olivet, ISI17, |,.
Svo. 35. Noontide at Sychar ; or. The Story of Jaculi's
Well, ISflS, 12mo. 30. Fergus Morton: a"Story of a
Scottish Boy, 1870, ISmo. 37. Memories id' Patni'os: or.
The Great Words and Visions iif the Apociilyp-e, Is'd.
p. Svo. 38. Saint Paul in Rome: Sermons preiiclied in
Rome, 1871, 12mo; new ed., 1S70. 39. ''('umlurt ye,
ci>uifiirt ye," 1872, 12mo. 10. The lle;tling Waters"..!
Israel; or. The Story of Naaman, IS73, i2m... II.
Golden Sunset: Last Days of Hannah Broonitiel.l, 1 87 1 ;
new ed., 1S77, ISmo. 42. Gates of Praise, iin.l other
Original Hymns an.l Poems, 1S75, ISmo. 13. Footstips
of St. Peter, ls70, 12mo. 14. Brighter than the Sun;
or, Christ in the Light of tho World, IS77. Svo. I,'..
Eventide at Bethel ; or, Tho Niglit-Drcani of the Desert,
Lon., 1878, 12mo. 40. Clefts in the Rock; or. Conli-
dence in Christ, 1879, sni. Svo. 47. Palms of Elim; ..r,
Rest and Refreshment in the Valleys, Lon., 1S79, p. Svo.
48. In Christ..; or. The Monogram of St. Paul, L..n.. ISsH,
p. Svo. 49. The Story of a Dewdrop. Illusl. L.iii..
ISSII, Svo. 5(1. Gates of Prayer: Private Devotions L.r
Morning and Evening; new ed., Lon., ISSI, Ismo. .1.
The Anchor of Hope and the Haven of Pen..', L..n.,
1881, pq. Svo. 52. Gleams from the Sick-CliMnibcr :
Memorial Thoughts, Lon., ISSl, |2mo. 53. llusiiiniis
of the Children, and other Short Sermons, Lon.. Issl, p.
Svo. 54. Bible Forget-Me-Nots : a Daily Text-Book i.f
Divine Promises, Lon., 1SS2, flimo; new ed., 1SS3. ..5.
Noontide at Syehar, and Eventide at Bethel, Lon.. IssL',
12mo. 50. The Story of a Shell: a Romance of the
Sea: with some Sea Teachings, Lon., 1SS2, p. Svo. 57.
Early Graves: a Book for tho Bereaved, Lon., lss:t, p.
Svo. 6S. Bible Heartsease: a Daily Text-Hook of Com-
fort and Rest, Lon., 1S83, HJmo. 59. Golden Grain: a
Sori]itural Text-Book for Morning ami Evening, Lon.,
1S83, 04mo. BO. Voices of the (iood Slie|)her.l ami
Shadows of the Great Rock, Lon., 1SS3, s((. liinio. (11.
The Parish of Taxwood, and some of its Older Mcni..-
ries. Iliust. Edin., 1 884, fp. Svo.
" Dr. MacdulV has written a dollghtfnl little vulimie. us
true to the life a.s it is picturesque in its subjects. '—.Si(.
Jiev.. Ivii. 23.
02. Bible Immortelles : a Text-Book for Mourners.
Lon., 1SS4, e4mo. 63. Bible Sunflowers; or. Looking
unto Jesus: a Daily Text-Book, Lon., 1884, 04ino. ill.
Green Ears: a Text-Book for Y'outh, Lon., 1SS4. Olino.
05. Knocking at the Door of the Heart, Lon., IsSI, sq.
lOmo. 66. The Golden Gospel : being the (jospel aiionl-
ing to St. John, Lon., 1885, Svo. 67. The Strength I'.m-
tho Day : Words of Scripture for M<.rning and Evening,
Lon,, IS85, sq. lOmo. OS. Communion Memories; a
Record of Sacramental Sundays, Lon., iss,., or. Svu.
69. Parables of the Lake : a Sunday Book for Y'oiing
Readers, Lon., 1885, p. Svo, 70. Speedwell: a liil.le
Text-Book for Everybody, Lon., 1885, 32iiio. 71. (';i-t
thy Burden upon the Lord: a Text-Book for the Weiuy,
Lon., 1SS6, 32mo. 72. Knocking; Wonls of Jesus, Lon.,
1SS6, 64mo. 73. Morning Family Prayers for a Yenr,
Lon., 1S86, p. Svo. 74. Ripples in the Twiliglit : ,"iun-
day Thought and Teaching, L(.n., ISSO, p. Sv.i. 7.i.
Ri|iple8 in tho Moonlight : Additional Sunilay Tlioiiglit
and Teaching, Lon., 1888, 12mo. 70. Ri].ples in the
Starlight : a Third Series of Fragments of Sun. lay
Thought and Teaching, 18S8, sm. Svo.
Mace, Mrs. Frances Parker, b. 1S36, at unino.
Me. Her maiden name was Laughton. She nouried
Benjamin H. Mace, a lawyer of Bangor, Me., in is.'ii,
and in 1S85 removed to San JosC, Cal. 1. Legends,
Lyrics, and Sonnets, Host., 1883, 18mo. 2. I'nder Pine
and Palm, Bost.. ISSS, 12mo,
-MftcElhinney, John J. Doctrine cf the Churoli ;
an Historical .Monograph : with a Bibliography of the
Subject, Phila., 1S71, Svo.
MacElhinuey, Mrs. Julia. Only a Woman's
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nnil the English hm-, , „ r^ '«8»; pnifessorof rhotorio •■^"■"iK the t'unniba s nf V .' '""- "*"■''- I'- "vo. ■>
•V. Vork, I.SSS, 12„,I;. '"'"' ^"'"('"S't.on auU Khetorio, I ■'^"eiety. Illnst. L„n , i,!^" ", s"' '"""'"" Mi'-i""«.y
Ifoart
U'nio.
He^rfe,!Jr:; «:!::;;«• M;;-i^tr,„„. he C,y,,e:
I^"n., lH7rt, p. Mvo '""'""«• Eilite.l h.v A. U. Bruce
p.^'^^!^:'!!:^e'';!:r:"^.:;„'^"^-,"'"" p-t..
!" the publication ,fr , , T, ,n ■•■ "" ''. "'"■'"■■" '"-^'^l-y
>" .Vow York. I)i,. i, n.rv ?,;• "w '1 ""^ " '"'"^"■•
•"ej in Conuner,.,., \ y ,rk K-' v '"■''" ""'^ ^''"•""'•»
Children a,non« tlufelieV, I'" "'■'," "•■ ^^""''" "H'l
lt"l'el Military IVi",,;. '•, A^'l^xonvillo ; a ,St,„y of
in Kiehmon,l,^t„.'::,,i„', ';-■"'« ■'^""'i-'s K^.Zu..
Novel, Chic, ISSS |o„„;' '■'■ - ^'"' HlmI Acorn: ui
on-enn.yKani,,' ':^,>' Vi,f':'';''''''"i "' ">" ''niversity
I'i'tory at the l-ni.e^it .f p"' r^'-"';'' "/ '''"""'•i^' «->'i '
pr.;te,s,or of Greek and i , orv ISfif ''"'.i" '"''' '"'J""^'
an, t e English lan,,.,.^ '^, ^ ''^';^™-"':'?'«"'ric
[W^^^^,^-l-J:.^ri^_ofth^
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ff.-sorsof harn,onyi IS'U ,"""" """ "'' 'I'" pro-
c |.rofe,«or, in 7s6„. ' ^j:;;!/ .r""'- "f -I-" '-ar",
Sterndale Uennett an i.rin ■ , i """■ewlcd 8ir \V
■"• Music, and in the „ e'';'r he >''" "''"" '^""'•'"'V
pusieat thelniversitvolC^ ''e hecune pr„fe.,„„r of
'» .'««•■'• ^i«eon,:; il'-i'f "'S- He ,v'„s knighted
tor,os. .y„,phonie; „nthennr,'rr"' T'^^'V.<^ -"-
^- Soap : a Koma^nc, Lon %°s6";%^""" •■^«^' ^ ^ol..
f y. Osteotomy : with ,,7/1 ,i '^ ""S")'' R''y"l rnfirm- '>'^rs-|,ss-, „nu three n.nnr. ^u' '^^'''""y of Music
athology of Knock.Knee n'ow'i' '"'" "■," '^.'''"'''''y ""'I ' ^\r"' ■'™»H.) '^ '^ °° ""'"''''• «"<-■''. «nci the
deformities of the Lower 'LmL'r,,'""' """"■ "s-e<>»a I . '^'acfarren, Natalia w „-•
^"''*'--- Iii"»t. Lon., 1880, Audrae, of Lub'eck ; ma rfed ^s^u'''. !:'"«'"«'• "^ ''•
I farren,^ ,„/„,,, (frana" Mv'pl'.,','!^-."- «• A. Mac-
^'™i „ ■" -uos. i„ust. Lon, 1880, i^»«ir«e, of LubeckTmarried TstV', .""«'''«■• "f "•
^^'"^^^^^^^^i^: <---■) SiBylK ^om MS,s::CBar/^rlnii'^i"-f ""o^^^^
8vo. 2. Pnin .: ■ ■ '"*™'ion 'i'lKle, Edin.. i««i 1SH7 „ u ' ''"' ""Sa'a. Sonas from tl.„ r:... t
«<omyof the lor'/e. a Di',/ .•'• '^'""- '• The An-
s™. 2. CompS;e aJ^ Z'Tf n"*''- ^'""- '^«".
l^"r I„ Osteology. Edin, issr." ^"'""'"' ^'"»>''1» '
MacFall, Francp* p ' r ,,
Lon., issn, 1,'mo *^" ^"^ "™'- kittle Foet,
->lacParlan, Patrick i ir- .
Church of .Scotland, I on 1850 t «^ ""'""'"<"' of the
.>IacFarlan. \V i i, u" ?' ^™-
B.v a Special (•orC,;J:fe„f '''''"I''''' ^T"' '" Norway.
•WacFarland, Ulfred / ^t"' ^'^^*-
"lea-ling, Ireland. Lo,,*;.. A' T':''".''»«
I 18H7, p. Svo. ' ""ea'<»- Songs from the City, hun..
I in K«h'^e,fo""6o"7e' '^"f«'''f«n P"rdy, b. Ims
MacFerrin, ,„/r„ J' entered th"' «'' '1.'' ^'•- J'^'"' Berry
' He'-venb- Shadows and Hymn " I'V '"""' ''***■*• 2-
u.^"^j;h:;;^j^rd;^«^"^' ---'--.,
; ttJ^.e:I?'S.^«J^" ;:" "'i'"?f^^l^i^^^^--- - Cal.„ism in U^.
; '■'-'. i2mo.
Lon,, 1S55, p, s^^_
Of Ar.r!i.l':''rh"lr"'S'«,l^-0 '•, ^"« ^o"' Ro-^i-ns
■»^it. must. N.Yor'k^fc"'='''"Sy.''nd Develop:
"The interest r^r .1, ' '^' **""' newed., 1879
r,™'l>' furnishes quite as- ,rf.n,-''r'"' ''•''cellent index
usefu to any one Writing o'^cufT"?^"".'".' °f •'' "^l" i
4 Cr.es in a Crisis, Lon., 188™ 8™ " ^°- ^'^'^^
of t!.rS^i;^L£ror'^8^/r«"; '■ «'^'ory
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fiiriu In IidvIioimI, mill in IHllI ri'iinivi'cl to St. I.hiiIh,
wluTi' liowiii" (•iiKii«i''l ii.< 11 li(j(ik-ki!c|MT, iin'l utinlii'il liiw
In llH Iciniira li.iiir,". In IMIU liu wi'nt In Kiinipe ; ajii'm
:-..-...o ini.ntli.-i 111 llruHrifLi ^.linlyinK civil an<l inlcrniitimnil
liiw : will Mpooiiil iMirii'K|i"nili'nt "f tlio Xrw Ynrk IliriiM
at I'liiir- in IM7II, iinil wiili SkobclulVV fxin'ililinn tu
Khiva in IM7:t, iii.'(;ciin|Minii'.l iin Arrti.' I'xniidilion In
IH7;i, nwi wiiH c,Mirri.'s|iuinli'nt ipl' tlic linnd.in Uiiily Ni'Wk
in lliilKiiriii ilnrini,' tliu Kn^so- TiiikiMli »iir. I. t'uin-
iiiii>;niiiL! mi tlio Oxna, ami the Kail ol' Khivii. Illunt.
1,1.11. am; N. Ynrk, 1^71, rr. Sv": ni!W cd., 1S7B.
"Ill' has Klvi'ii lis a rwnrcl "I' liis nilvciitiiri's, ({ranlilc,
hiilrilfil, liiliTi'>lini;, and fiiliivly Irri' rniiii limn' Iniiali'
iir iiilH^rili'd railliiK" ti> wliirli llif rair iif iiii'ii wlm liiivf
(ircHsi.in in nsf hnlli pen and rfVulviT Is Justly siiplniM'il to
be lliililu."— ^■||^ A'.r., xxxvlll. :ill.
'2. I'ndiT the N'lirtliurn Li)(lit:< : with Illiistratinn.'' Iiy
O. It. l)e Wil.lo, 1,(111., |S7«, ,Hvi). (.\ii afi'onnt .d' the
vuya;{e undertaken liy Capt. .Allen Vimnj;, in Iho " I'liii-
Uora," to aciiRdi fur lelicH cd' Kmnklin'ii exiieditiim. and,
If pussilde, eninplilu the diacuvery of tile Northwe.Ht
I'lissane. I
"Mr. Meliiihaii writes In a Kraphle, lively stvle. and
carries Ills reader iiluiiK Willi him. The iiiily dilUeiilly
K'eiiis til have been Ihat, liavlin,' iiutliiiii; In wrile ahniit. he
felt hinisi'lf under Ihe iieeessity of |iaddiiiK niu a viiiiinie
Willi (lid .>.eei)iiii Iniiid mailer."— ,W/i., Su, i:i2'i.
.1. Turkish Atrooities in liulgaria: Letters, I,on.,
lH7rt, 8v(i.
.MacCinrvey, llev. John Williain, h. IS2U, at
llopkinsville, Ky. : heeainu a minister of the Christian
ilenoininalion. and has iieen |irofe,''sor of saered history
in the rolleKe of the Dihle, Kentucky linivorsity, I,ox-
ington, Ky., since Isr,.). 1. A roiniuenlary on the .Acta
of the Apostles; with a Kcvisud Voision of Iho Text,
Cin., IS.Mt, ll!ino; new od., ISiil. 2. .Midway Ciiiesilon-
Hook, Cin., l.sHll, 2 vols. 12mo. .'t. Eldership: Treatise
on Church liovernnient, Cin., I,S72, :t2iiio. l. Commen-
tary on iMatlhew and .Mark, Cin., IS75, er. 8vo. 5.
Kifly-Two Bible Lessons, I87.i. Hinio. B. Lands of the
liible: a lieo^raphical and Topographical Description
of Palestine I with Letters of Travel in K^ypt, .Syria,
Asia Minor, and lirceee. I'liila., LSSl, Svo. 7. The Text
and the Canon : a Now IVurk on the Evidences of Chris-
tianity, ('ill., I.H.S.H, Sv',.
,'>Ilic(iiiviii, Kt'v. James Hfid. I. Tho Sailors'
I'rayor-Book, Lor,., lfl.)2, 12ino. Anon. 2. Scenes
and'Charactors in a Scottish Pastorate, Lon., l.-iilfl, p. .'<vo.
,Slac(>ce, James. Outlines of .Methodism, (Chau-
tanniia Text-liooks,) |.ss:i, :i2mo.
,uuc<iee, Thomas D'.Vrcy, [untc, vol. 11., add.,]
l.'<2.")-l.S|i'' h. at Carlingford, Ireland; was idcntifieil
with tho ^oung Ireland party and a contributor to its
organ, the Nation. He visitod tlio I'nitcd Slates in
1812, and for a time edited the Hoslon Pilot. In I84.'<
he was obliged to le;ive Irelaml, and established himself
in New York, where he set up a paper called the Amer-
ican Celt and afterwards the Nation, advocating Irish | a Lady's Seven Months' Work am
inde]iondcnee. During tho Know-Nothing cxcilement i gow, Lon., 18111, 8vo.
of iN.-il-.M! his views were radically changed ami lie he- 3lacgill, James. The Four Centurions;
came an ardent rova'lst. lie went lo Canada, where he ! Military Profession. Ldin., \>^iu, 12nio.
was olecied to Parliament and edited the New Kra. Jle | nittc(>ill, III. llev. John, I8llil-1872. b. in I'bila-
was assassinated by a mcmbfr of the Fenian peciet I dclphia ; ordained piiesl ill the Homnn CatliolK' ('lunch
aociety. I. Historical Sketches of O'Connoll and his
Frienils, Dublin, 184"). 2. Irish Writers of tho Seven-
teenth Century, Dublin, Is Hi. H. Memoir of the Life
and Conquests of .Miic.Vliirrangh, Kingof Leinster, Dub-
lin, 1847. 4. The Star of tlie North: Life of F,dward
Mcdinn, Coadjutor Bishop of Dorry, .Montreal, I8,')7,
12nio. :>. Canadian Ballads, IS.iS. 11. A Popular His-
tory of Ireland, N. York, ISH;!, 2 vols. l2ino: Lon.,
ISfill, I vol. p. 8vo. 7. The Crown and the Confeder-
ation. By a liackwooilsman. .Montreal, 18(14. s.
Siicechcs and Addresses on Ihe British .American Union,
Loll., 18li,j, p. 8vo. y. Poems: with Introdiiclion and
Diography by .Mrs. D. .1. Sadlier, N. York, IS7II, 12uio.
•MncGee, Mailer, rrom Vineyard to Decanter :
a Book about Sherry. By Don Pedro Verdad, [pseud.]
Lon., 1.^7.): new ed., 1870, 12ino.
.>Iac(Jeoi'ge, Andrew, a member of the Estab
lishel (.'liurch of Seolland. 1,
and the Free Church ; their
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Church of Reotlan.l n.d Knisllan. Olasgow, ls7l. «,
The Fstablisbed and the Fnr : In wliat do lh"y dillir'/
an Answer to the ,\rtiele« of .Mr. Taylor Innes In tin
"Conlemporary Kevlew," 1871. 7. The Statoiiients in
Ihe Claim of 'Uight : arc they true? l--*".'!. (Seieiai
or all of the foregoing pamphlets, which were issu. d
iinonynioii'ly and had a large eireiilation, wore reprint d,
with the iiulhor's name, in a volume entitled " Papers. iii
Ibo Principles and Ileal Po«ilioii id ihe Free Chnrcli."
(ilasgo.v, l>7a, Svo.) s. OM lilasgow : the I'lair ami lb'
People, from tho Itoninn (Icciipatiioi to Iho Kigbti;enlli
Century. Illnst. (llasgow. I8SII, 4lo; :id cd., 1888.
" Krci'ni Ihe earelul details idled In bis pages id socliiy
and luiiiiiieo we i "ii li.riii a iiirtnre lalllilul a^llpiln^.■
Kriipli uMiiirKlier hie in .-inllainl in l>y gone days. '1 in-
llliislrallolis are of Ihe lughesl Inleiesl."— .Sir A'li'., IxM
\M.
11. Flags: (OHIO Account of thcdr History and I'si-.
Lon. and lilasgow, 1881, 4to. 111. AVilliaui Leighlon
I.eiteh, Landscape Painter; a Muinoir. Illiisl. (Ihi
gow. 1881. imp. Ilo.
Maciihee, llev. Ilohert James Leslie. IIow
we got lo Pekin in Islln, Lon., 18fi2, 8vo.
J»lae({ibbon, David, arcliitect. The Arohiteiliuc
of Provence and the liiuera. Illnst. Filin,, 1888, sm,
"On the wliiile. .Mr. Maegllibiui'! Iioiik isiiiieofU'il
meril liiilli for iislexl and ilsiibiind.', I.: llliislrallolis. Now
Ihiil the Kiviera is the yearly resori ..f "iiidi hiiw lloCK- 'I
liiglisli.lbe iinlhi.r liasiliiiie good s.T-iee in snowing Imw
rieli Ihe ilislrlil is In ntdiils of ureal a illiiiiarian liilcii-l.
ill addlliiiii to Us weilknown eliiunis of scenery mid
ilimale."— .Si(. h'tv.. I.wli. fi'li.
With Boss, TiioM.\s, The Cp .'toHatcil and Domestic
i Archileeliire of Scotland, from the 'twelfth to the liigli-
I teenth Century, llliisl. Kdin,, l.>8ll-87, 2 vols. r. .sv...
"Their descViplinns are (;oiiil. and their ar);miieiils al-
ways wiirllialleiilloii and generally colivlneing."-.P/i., No
31211.
niactiibbon, Ilobert D. (Ed.) A Complete Sy-
nopsis of the (Ireiit Pew Case: James Johnston, Appil
hint, and the Minister and Trustees of St. Andiew's
Chureli, Montreal. Be-poiideiits, .Montreal, 1877, 8\o.
I MncCiilchrist, Jolin, M.D. I. Chatelard' a
Tragedy, in Mve Ads. By J. Mc(!. Edin.. I.s.'i2. 2.
History of (l,- Turks to the I'resent Time. Lon., \>M,
; l2uio. :i. Pelpilelic I'iniers, Lon., I8.'i7, i'. 8vo. I.
1 The Mutineerr: n Poem, Lon., I8,ili, p. 8vo. ,'). Bosciil-
1 len's Daughter; aTtagedy, Lon., 181)1, l2mo. fl. Kicbiiid
i Cobden, the Apostle of Free Trade, Lon., 1811!'), 12ni..,
i 7. \'i:count Paliiiorstnn : a Biography, Lon., 1811,"., 12
1 8. Life and Career of Lord lironglnim, Lon., ISIl.s, l^iniu.
i 9. Life of W. E. (iladslone, Lon., 18118, l2nio. 10. Lite
of Uenjamin Disraeli, Lon., 18118, 12iiio. 11. Life of
John Bright, Lon., I8B8, l2mo. 12. Public Life i.l
Queen Victoria, Lon., 1808, 12mo. l:i. Life of David
Livingstone, Lon., 1872, 12nio.
Marcill, Hamilton. Memories, Lon., isso, 8vo.
Macliill, Jacob \\. "The Omnipotence of
Loving-Kindness:" being a Nariative of the Ite.-ulls of
' - iiii; l.'ulli.n 111 (ilas-
Spiritiial Independence, and the. Civil Coiirtr;
itas. lilasgow 187(1. 2. The Free Church; its Prin-
ciple,'! Exaniinjd, 1878. 3. The Proposed Abolition of
Patronage in the Church of Scotland, 1871, 8vo. 4.
Spiritual Independence: what is it? 1374. 5. The
104(5
Tlie
1835; Dishop of Hichmond from 1850. Our Failli ilii
Victory; or, A Comprehensive View of the rloi-lian
Heligiim. liichmond, 18fi4, 12mo; :id ed., rev., 1877, ^vo.
,'>lae(.ill, llev. John, of Saiichie. Scotland. 1.
The liiblieal Criticism of the (ilasgow Pre.-bytery Crit-
icised. Iiy a Chapel .Minister. Willi a I'lelalory
Note by Norninn JIaeleod, D.D. lilasgow, I81I1I, 8vo.
Anon. 2. Dr. Jamison weighed in his Own Scales; a
Keiily to his Defence of Kiblical Critieisin. By a ('Impel
Minister, (ilasgow. 18(1(1, 8vo. Anon.
Mac(;ill,liev. Thomas. 1. Liturgical Ni.ti-;iml
Four Sermons, Lon.. 1851, l2mo. 2. Aiillicnis and epi-
taphs, Liverpool, 18.">:i.
.Ilaegillivray, James. A .Manual of Veterinary
Science. Lon., 1857. 12nio.
.Macgilvray, llev. Walter. 1. The Mini.-iry of
, the Wold, Ellin., 187(1. \>. >vo. 2. .lolin of the (I'.IJcn
The Clinrch of Scotland ' Mouth, Preacher of Antiodi, Ac, Lon., 18' Lp- ^;"' f'
Ueliilion to Patronage, i Expository Lectures on the Epistle ot Jude; ..d oil.,
l!v Vor- ! Edin,, 1S7«, 8vo,
MacGloin, F. Reports of the Louisiana (-"urt ul
Appeiils. N. Orleans, 4 parts, 1881, 8vo.
i1Iac(;ioin, Frank. Norodom, King 0.' CauihiJia :
a Romance of the East, N. York, 1882, 12ir.o.
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yuar er,„a..,er.(n.neral in fn, Edin. 888,2"voN sV,:
.i^"?*S^'b!*-sj^;::i;^,;^"tt"i '"^"^'^'- ' ""«"•• ^'^^ .^a s,
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Macguire, Itev.Joliii Heron « r' 1 1
"ng.« for Freedom, and (jthcr
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•>I.U-reBor i„,A r"™.'- '^''"•' '"«"• I2'""-
of '1.0 R„7a? ^^dour JrHMhf ' '*•,''•• ''■^•- ''^■'""^
/ai f^ocietits ol hdinljurgh and Canada;
.. ■,"'"'.i'. >'"n\crsion, and African Labours of I
Lo„ liiV ,; SvT""'' "'^"■'"•'^■^■^ "'■ ""-■ '■-■■ly World,
bv A Mar^ V I! . • '"''«''™«. anJ "» Introduction,
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IMncilfiiry, Gcorgu. I. Wliy I'uniiKylviinlii i i^v
ihiiulil huonmi' "no "I llii' Oimfiiilonito HliitiJ of Aimrioii.
ft Nftllvu 111' IViiii«yl\iiniii. Lmi., IH()2. 2. Tliu Cut-
t(in Triido iiml Ncum Sliivury, l,cjn., |H«:), Hvn. .'). A
Fiiiiiiliiir Kpintlu to Hubert J. Wiilkor from im Olil Ao-
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MiM'llviiiiii-, ( liiirlCM, 1). ISII). A lA'Kcnil of
I'olcciU Hollow: nil AiiioiiiMiii (Slory. Ily Tube Wwlge,
[pnoiid.l L'll ii.l., I.on., I^^HI, Hvo.
MiicllvHiiic, Itt'v. JonIiiiu Hull, 0.\>., ['n<. s
vol. ii., mill., I l>. I.'^l.'i, ftt I-uwi).'', I-lul.; uniilimluil at
I'rinufloii ill l.sMT.im.l iil thu TlicoloKiwil Seinhmry tiioru
in IS II); wiiK pimtor uf rtovcnil l'ro»l).vtiiriiui conKri'Hii-
tions, iinil |irul'os,-or of liclleH-luttrcx at I'rinectoii 1 sil(|-7i).
In 1H87 lie founilcil at I'riiici't.in Kvi-lyn Cullogo lor tjirlii.
Ho is a iiiombor of thu American Oriental ,Socdety. 1.
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:)2ino. 2. Klocution : the Soun'es anil Kleiiients of its
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Scripture: with Heferciice to .Scoptioal Ohjcctiotis, N.
York, IHHII, Svo. I. The Wirtiloui of the A]iooaly|).fe, N.
York, 1.HH6, Svo.
MncllvHillc, W. I. The Atonement conxiilereil in
Kljjht Lectures i-on., IHlll.Hvo. 9.. A Vision of Italy,
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Macllwtiiii, <Jeorge, [miii; vol. 11., mlil.] I. A
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Svo. 2. .Sur(;ieal Coniinentaries. Firat Sorie.". Lon.,
1SHS, p. 8vo. :t. Vivisection: heinj? ."(liort Comments
on Certain Parts of the Kviilenee given before thu Uoyal
Cummissioii, Lon., IS"7, Svo.
MncilwiliiU!, W, 1. Heiithnand Melech, anil other
Poems, Dublin. I'*"tl, l2mo. 2. Lyra Hibornica ^^acra,
Lon., 1878; 2il ed , IS79, p. 8vo.
IMncIlwiline, Willinm. Dudley Ronan ; or, The
Bible rirmn Krror, Lon., ISul, Hvo.
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Life of Harry .Mac Innes. Uy his Mother. Lon., 1886,
p. Svo.
itlncliitirc, James. Treatise on Astronomy and
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Macintosh, Hugh. The Philosophy of the Ouspel,
Lon., 1887, p. Svo.
Macintosh, John. A System of National De-
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Pictures, 18«:i, l2ino.
Macintosh, W. H. 178»: History of Wayne
County, New York. Illust. Phila., IS77, Ito.
Macintosh, William Carmichael, M.D.,
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during the Y'cara |S7:i-76. Illust. Lon., ISSII, 4to.
Macliityrc, Angus George MilwarU. With
EvAN.s, FuAXK, A Summary of the Practice under the
Judicature Acts, Lon., 1S77, p. Svo.
Maclntyre, Donald. The Antiquity of the
(iaclic Language, Edin., ISfiS, Svo.
Maclulyre, James J. I. The Cross and the Crcs-
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Kcsurrection and the Sabbatli, Lon., 1807, cr. Svo. A.
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1809, p. Svo. _ ^ ^
Maclntyre, William. Exposition of the Sermon
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.Mar Ivor, Itov.' Jamen, I). II. Iteliglous I'n g
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Siib'tanee of Sermons preaclicd in lln' Chapel of Triniiv
College, Dublin: vol. i., I.on., IS7I, Svo.
"liraHiiiK llic eNM'iillal ilWIiiclioii Ijelween hubjeellv.
and iilijccllve rellKloii, he sliiiws thai It Is In tlic spliiTe m
the fiiriiier aluiie thai there Is n.oni lor T.riici'ss, and the
lure for prouresK, . . . lie has prodiici'd a vliioroiiii lioi.i,
marred li> maiiyyriidllles lioili In llioiiKlit anil exiirewili.h
atiili'iiciiiiiliered l>v ri'diiiiilaiieiexaiid repelltlonx in both
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.Mark, James. Healing by Litylng-on of Hands,
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.Mark, Itohrrt IJIIce. I. All around the Clock.
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Lon., 188S, 4to. 9. When All is Young. Illust. Lon.,
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Mackall, Henry C The .Maryland Code; '.'d cd ,
Halt., I SKI, 2 vols. svo.
Markarncss, Mrs. Matiltia Anne, ( I'lancli^, ■
[.iiile, vol, ii., Pi..iNiiif;, .M*Tii.i>,v Annk, add.,] \>2'i~
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Snowdrop, and other Tales, Lon., 1871. ISnio. I.i. Penil'
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1888, p. Svo.
Mackay, A. Hand. Book of the Scat of War in
Turkey: with .Maps and Plana, Lon.. 1877, 12mo,
Mackay, Ilev. A. Ii. 1. The (ilory of IheCro.-sa*
manifested in the Last Words of Jesus, Lon., IS74: new
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■•This is a vorv olaliorato monograph, haviim s|.cciiil
interest ami value for the Seoteli lawyer and the iiiiiiute
student of seutch history, hut. tlirmigh want ol lii-I-riile
political prouiiiiiiice of the subieet and ai-lni-ciicss nt
the leital parts of the work, and absence, it iiiu>t hr ail'lco.
f the work, and absence, it iiiu>t In
(if graces of stvle, not likely to be very ultiacliM
general reader.'''— .S;)Prf(i(ur, xlvi. y,'iS.
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Events in History, Edin., 1869, 12nio; .Id ed., IST"
4. Intermediate Geography, Physical, Industri
Commercial, Edin., 1874, 12mo. .■>. Rhyming (ieogra-
pliy I new ed., Lon., 1876, Ifimo. 8. Physiograidiy ana
Physical (ieogrnphy. Illiist. Edin.,
Ill, and
IS77, I2ino
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12mo"""'' •'• '^'"' ^'"'''-■"'■■' Algebra, Lon„ 1881,
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liolt, Philft., laSS, 16qio. 5. Mrs. GoUlworth'a Charily,
Philii., 1SS7, 12mo. t>. Hia Choice, I'hila., lS»ti, 12iuu.
7. Pi'nrl Iliinford's Summer, Philii., ISSS, 12mo.
MacKean, William. I. The Kingis Quhnir, by
Jnmes I., King of Scotland, done into Knglish, Paisley,
1887, Ito. 2. The Poems of Alexander Sentt. done into
English, Paisley, 18S8, Svo. ;i. The Poems of William
Dunhar, done into English, Paisley, 1890, Svo.
IHacKee, Thomas H., and Curry, W. W.
(Ed.) Protection Echoes from the Capitol, N. York. ISSS,
Svo.
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King'.s Beeches: Stories of Old Chums, Lon., IS7.'), p.
8vo. :>. A Child of Fortune, Lon., 1.S7a, ;i vols. p. Svo.
6. HandfKJt to Strangers: a Novel, Lcjn., 1870, H vol.«. p.
Svo. 7. liravc ,Mcn in Action : Thrilling Stories of the
liritish Flag, Lon., IS7S, ].. Svo.
MackeiincI, lltv. Alfxaiider. I. The Life if
Christian Consecration : Sermons preached at Leicester,
L(m.. IS77, p. Svo. 2. The lliblical Scheme of .N'ature
and .Man: Fimr Lectures, Lon., 188.'), p. Svo. :i. Ser-
mons from a Sick-Hooru, Lon., IS87, :i2mo.
MacKciinie, M. (Tians.) A Treatise on the Man-
^iacKeeil, Phebe F., sister of Philcna .MacKeen, j ufacture and Distillation of Alcoholic Liquors; from tl
Old Questions in Young
2. Little Mother and her
rilust. Bost., 1875, llimo.
N. York, lS7,'i, 12nio.
infra, I. Thornton Hall; i
Lives, Lon, 1872, 12mo.
Christmas, and other Stories,
;{. Theodora: a Homo Story,
.llacKeoil, I'hileilll, principal of Abbott Academy.
With MacKkkv, PiliciiK F., History of Abbott Academy,
Aiidover, .Mas.suohusetts, IS2!l-187'.t : with Introduction
by H. A. I'ark. Ulust. Antlover, 1880, Svo.
MucKeevcr, .Miss Harriet Burn, ["»(»•, vol. i.,
adil..] IS07-I881!, b. in I'hiladelphia ; was a teacher in
that city for more than thirty-six years. I. Frederick
Latimer, Pliila., Kinm. 2. The House on the Heights,
Phila., l2mo. :i. Jessie Morrison; or. The Mis>i(]n
Flower, Phihi., ISmo. 4. Little Red Cloak: a Talc in
Rhyme, lllust. Phila., sq. Svo. 0. Lucy's Two Lives,
Phila., IHino. 0. Lazy Stephen, and what nnido him a
Valuable .Man. Host., I'SliO. 7. Will Collins, Bost., IStill.
S. Edith's Ministry, Phila., 1800, I2mo. il. Milly's
Taper; or. What can [do? Bost., 18BH, iOmo. 10. The
Flounced Kobe, and what it cost, Phila., 18(14, I Brno.
11. Aunt Harriet's Tales about Little Words, Phila.,
181)4, ISmo. 12. The Woodclilf Children, Phila., 1861,
Ifimo. 13. Sunshine; or, Kate Vinton, Phila., Kimo.
14. Eleanor's Three Birthdays, Phila., 1807, lOmo. lo.
Good-Bye Stories for Little Children, Phila., 1807, 18mo.
10. Heavenward— Earthward, Phila., 1807, lOmo. 17.
Lucy Forrester's Triumph, Phila., 1807, lOmo. IS.
Mary Leslie's Trials, Phila., 1807, lOuio. 19. Children
with the Poets, Phila., I SOS, 12ino. 20. Little Mary,
Phila., 1808, ISmo. 21. Nothing but Leaves, Phila.,
ISOS, lOmo. 22. Silver Threads, Phila., 1S6S, 12nio.
2:1. Breakers Ahea.l, Pliihi., I"-'!)'.!, lOmo. 24. .Jack and
Florie. Pliila., 1809. 4to. 25. Ilupcrl Lawrence; or, A
Boy in Earnest, Phila., 1809, lOmo. 26. Little Mary
and the Fairy. Phila., 1870, sm. 4to. 27. The Old Ch:\-
tcau, Phila., isTO, lOmo. 28. Maud and .Miriam, Phila.,
1871, lOmo. 29. Twice Crowned: a Story of the Days
of Queen Afary, Phila., IS7:i, lOino. 30. Tender and
True, Phila., 1877, llimo. 31. (Jold and Huilt, Phila.,
1877, l2mo. 32. Petite's Wand of Lilies, Phila., 1877,
lOino. 33. Aunt Loo'a Serap-Book, N. York, 1878,
ISmo. 34. The Foot on the Sill, N. York, ISSO, lOmo.
35. Bertha's Coronet, Phila., 1880, 12nio. 36. Crown
Jewels, ('in., 1883, lOmo.
Mackelcnil, tJ. J. The Path : an Allegorical Es-
pay, Lon., IS03.
MacKnIlar, C. The Premier's Secret, and other
Tales, Melbourne, I8SS.
illacKtillar, Mrs. Mary. Poems and Songs,
tiaelic and English, Eilin.. 1 880, p. Svo.
.MacKellar, Thomas, Ph.D., b. 1S|2, in New
Y'ork ; became a printer and proof-reader, and subse-
quently a type-founder in Philadelphia. 1. The .Amer-
ican Printer: a Manual of Typography, Phila., 1S06,
12mo; 17th ed., 1888. 2. Khynies Atween-Times, Phila.,
1873, I2mio; new ed., rev. and enl., |S90.
"Mr. MacKellar is the author of the soni,' bOKlnning
' Let me kiss him lor his mother.' a porfornianco of vvhicii
the aiithorsliip is perhaps known f) one in twentytlve
tlioiisaiid pereuns who have heard the music."— .Vdd'oii,
xvi.201.
3. Hymns, and a Few Metrical Psalms, Phila., 1883,
1 2, no: new ed., enl.. 1 887.
MacKeudrick, John Gray, M.D.. LL.D., F.R.S.,
professor of the institutes of medicine in the University
of (llasgow. I. Animal Physiology, Lon., 1870. 2. Out-
lines of Physiology in its Relation to Man, (ilasgow,
1878, p. Svo. 3. Text-Book of Physiology : vol. i., gen-
eral Physiology, inelud.ing the Chemistry and llistoloi/y
of the 'rissues and the Physiology of the Mu.sclos. lllust.
(Ilasgow and Lon., l888,"Svo.
MacKenna, Stephen J. 1. Off Parade, Lon.,
1872, 3 vols. p. Svo. 2. At School with an Old Dragoon,
lllust. Lon., 1873, p. Svo. 3. Plucky Fellows: Remi-
niscences for Boys, Lon., 1873; new cd., 1880, l2mo. 4.
lOSO
French of A. and J. Duplais, Lon., 1871, Svo,
Mackenzie, Mrs. Adelhcid, b. in (iermany;
wife of Robert Shelton Mackenzie, hi/rii. 1. .Marrietl
against Reason, Bost., 1869, Svo. 2. Aureola; or. The
Black Sheep : a Story of German Social Life, Phila.,
1871, 12mo.
Mackenzie, Alexander, C.S.L, a member (jf the
Bengal civil service since 1802; chief conunissiioier of
the Central Provinces since 1887. I. Memoratolum on
the Northeast Frontier of Bengal, Calcutta, I s(i9. 2.
How India is governed : being an Account of Knglisli
Work in India, Lon., 1882, 12mo. 3. History of the
Relations of the Government with the Hill Tribes on the
Northeast Frontier of Bengal, Calcutta and Lon., 1>S4.
Svo. 4. Rejiort on the Administration of the Centriil
Provinces for the Years 1880-87, Nagpoor, ISS7,
MacKenzie, Rev. Alexander, D.D., b. isno, in
New Bedford, .Mass.; graduated at Harvard in 1859, an. I
at Andover Theological Seminary in ISOl ; since IsO;
has had charge of the First Church at Cambridge, Mass.,
where he is a lecturer in Harvard Divinity School, iuid
one of the preachers to Harvard College. 1. The 'liiu
Boys, Bost., 1870. 2. History of the First Church, Cam-
bridge, 1873. 3. Cambridge Sermons, Bost., ISS3, l2mo.
4. Some Things Abroad, Bost., 1SS7, 12mo.
Mackenzie, Alexander. 1. History of the Clan
Mackenzie: with Genealogies of the Principal Families.
Inverness, 1879.
"The work has an intense interest of a certain kind."—
Alh., No. 2704.
2. The Isleof Skvein 1882-83: Trial of the Braes and
Glenilale Crofters, Lon., 1883, p. Svo. 3. History of the
Highland Clearances: I). MacLeod's "Gloomy Mems.,"
Ac. Lon., 1883, p. Svo.
MacKenzie, Alexander, b. 1822, in Logieraii,
Perthshire, Scothind : in 1842 emigrated to Canada,
where he was elected to Parliament in 1801 and beciiuie
the leader of the Liberal party. The Life and Speeches
of the Hon. George Brown, Toronto, IS82, Svo.
Mackenzie, Miss Anne. I. Seeing and Hearlnir;
or. Three Years' Experience in Natal, Edin., 1S57, 8vm.
Anon. 2. Charlie Douglas's Visit to a Mission Statimi,
Lon., 1870, 12mo. 3. Mission Life among the Zulu
Kaffirs: a Memoir of Henrietta. Wife of the lUv. H.
Robertson, S.P.G. Missionary; new ed., Lon., 1ST5, cr.
Svo.
Mackenzie, C. W. The Uncrowned Prince in
Israel: a Cairn on a Neglected Grave, Lon , IS8.1, ISrno.
Mackenzie, Charles. Natural History of Qua i-
rupeds, Birds. Ac, Lon., 1859, 12mo.
Mackenzie, Charles Francis. The Roaiantic
Land of Hind, Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
Mackenzie, Charles Frederick. Holidays at
Lynunre; or, Miracles Explained, Lon., 1855, ISmo.
Mackenzie, Charles II. Religious Sentiments
of Charles Diekens, Lon., 1SS4, cr. Svo.
'■ .tIacKenzie, Christine," (Pseud.) See Iiik-
FEi.i., Miss Asnik, mijim,
Mackenzie, Donald. TheFloodingoftho.'ahani:
Account of the Proposed Plan for Opening Centr;il Afnca
to Commerce and Civilization from the North-" est
Coast, Lon., 1877, p. Svo.
Mackenzie, Donaldson. Effect of Septic In
ticms on the Lungs and Health, Lon., 1858, l2nio.
MacKenzie, Edward Montapu Stuait (irim-
ville .Montttgn-Stnart-Wortley-, Eiirl
Hharnclili'e, b. 1827; created an earl in
la-
l^Tti.
.Mon-
(Ed.) Letters and Works of Lady Mary Wortley
tagu, Lon., 1887, 2 vols. p. Svo.
Mackenzie, Frederick William, M.D., IJ-""-
1 1805, was physician to Queen Charlotte's Lyingin Hu?-
! pital. I. On"the llelalions of Uterine to Constitati.mal
1 Disorders. Parti. Lon., 1852, Svo. 2. The Pathology
1 and Treatment of I'hlegmasia Uolens, as deduccl Iruui
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liiiMii'iiinii ft.jnnets, Invornoss, ISSS, p Svo
.Mackenzie, (Jeorge Ilunler, M.I*,,' surKcun for
throat ,l,»eMSc. to the Eye, K.n. aiul Throat llo.pit.M
tdinhurKh A Practical Treatise un the S|,utu,u i 'with
fepeoiul Kelerei.ce to the Diagnosis, I'lognosis, and Thcr.i-
iZ!'u<-<tsv!r "'' "'^ '^''"'""' ""'' ''""""' '^'""' '""'
Mackenzie, Miss Georgiaiiu.Muir. With Ihbv
M.ss Ai.K,,,NA Pailina: 1. Notes on the South Slavonic
Countnes ,n Austria and Turkey in Europe, containing
Historical and Political Information, added to the Sub"
stance of a Paper read at the Meeting of the British As-
sociation at IJath, 1S6.1. Edited, with a Prefacc,'bv
luinphry Sandwith, C.B., D.C.L. Edin. and lion:,
INt'O, Myo. 2. 1 ravels in the Slavonic Provinces of Tur.
key in Europe, Eon., lS(i7, 2 vols. Svo; 2d od rev with
a Preface by the Right Hon. W. E.Gladstone, M.\'.','w7.
/'The ilistinguishcd writer of the Preface to iliis honi- 1
K vcs It as his „ „ ,|,at, „s r.'gan .s t lie \ri '■ ■ ndK
.. ccTtaiii si.bjcrt ra,.T.s of the Ottoiii.i Cmp v ■ i '
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of'^?i"„!','"'^**'ir '"""•^' *»• ^- S>'it^erland, ("Eib
of Entertaining llistory.") Ill»st. Ijost., ISSI, l2no
ii Ma' Krv?,l''M'''';."'''«",' (»"''B'««'' f"'"^ "ol-
Com Macken/,ie. Storms and Sunshines of a Soldier's
1;m 2r„'i?"cr"!i;.o''"''™' '""" ''"''""'"''' ^••'^■' '-'•'
;nakeandmafi\m,ro ^'danl'm
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-tne-iiolds IS4,s-o5; rector of Tydd St Marv I8')i
liiicoln l.s5».-(,4 canon and sub-dean 18(i4: arohdJacon
Not tinghaii, l8B,i: Bishop Suffragiin of Nottingham
e" 11 isfi""i'.,,, ?"'-., 'V, ^■."- , 2- Ordination Lectures,
r i'l 1 1 •!• Metrical Lessons from the (iospels
or Uiildreii, l.on., 1S71, 12mo. !. Four Lectures on
tl.c Clergy and their Duties, Eon., ES74, 2n o
MacKeirzie, Ca,.t. J. The Reserve i-orce: In- I
striu'ticms, .tc, Liverpool, IS? 1 8vo I
Mackenzie, J. liutier-Making and Dairy Ma- '
ohinery Appliances, Ac, Eon., 1888, r 8vo
.Mackenzie, J. Ford. The Pleasu/os of Ifouse-
n™ ,','l':fi8,!^.''"''' "■■ ''^"«Slo, Ac., Eon., 1877, 12mo:
isi'tl'if's™.**"' •''""*"• "''""•y "f S™tl«ncl, Eon.,
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Mackenzie, Kenneth Robert Henderson.
. rrnns., lie Life of Uismarck, Private and PoMt" ■
with Bescrip ivo Notices of his Ancestry, by J. (i E
lesekiel Illust. Eon., ISii9, 8vo. 2. Roy,,! Ma,:,,!,'.
u ion , ; t'h i".'-""" '\ ""• ■■'• Fundamental CoLt-
u. ion of the Primitive Uito of Freemason ry for Great
liritain and Ireland, Eon., 1877, 12mo
.M.H.C.l'., b. ls;)7, at l.eytonstonc lisscx ; eilucat . r „V
\ienn,i He founded the hospital for di-eases of tlio
":;; i";/ h''r t**"""' '-""'"• ■" '"''• "'"hieh'y
111 aaiiicd tic Jacksonian prize at the Royal Colleee of
Mirgeons. In I,s87 he was summoned t., a ten ftl o
crown prince, afterwards the emperor Frederick l" „ of'
Gcimaiiy, and remained in charge "f the ca<c till the
ae:,th of the emperor. Ho is a member of minvi id
L n ft] 10 '■ '■ "'""■■■^^■"^'8 ""'l I-"»s of Voice.
Eon., 1S(,4, 12mo; new ed., l,-i(i8. 2. The Ese ol Ih,
Laryngoscope in Diseases of , he Throat, Eon., i^M^o
i h la |,s7il A. Essay on (irowths in the Earyn.x : witii
Sts Ii: -''".''"''^."i-i''^ '""' ""'"'->' '-'""-cu" V
of the Hn , Li V""-;,"^' I. ■'^vo. 4. The PharmacopaMii
L,on.. 18,2, fp. Svo, 4lh ed., enl., 1881. ;•,. Diiihthorii,
IS Nature and Treatment, Varieties and I o Exp I:
the lliroat and Nose, Eon., l,s,s(|-84. 2 vols „ Kvo "
Hay Fever and Paro.xysmal Sneezing: their ' Etio'loA-
and Ireatment, Eon., 1884, r. 8vo , ith ed.. 1887 "s^
I he Hygiene of the Vocal Organs: a Practical Hand'
Book for Singers and Speakers^ Eon., KSSltp. to ""'h
r 'to'^irrf *!;,^A;r-Pa.ssages in Europe, Eon.. 1888,
liln t !;, '^.^""' il'-^'^"'' I''™lerick the Noble
la m.nt f",l '^ • "' '™- '?'' ''^ " ''^f™"" "^ ^'^
irealmint of the case against the strictures of German
physicians. It had a large circulation ; but its p, b| ^a-
will'l"''" •''"''r " l'^"""'' "f professional . ti . c te )
^"h^*"'',!?.' '^!",'^»- View'of the Sal,non-i-i"l "ry
Mackenzie John. (Ed.) Memorials of the Siege
01 llcirv. By W. B. Killen. Eon., 1861, fp 4to
cim"tndnr?-^'""'' "'■ "■" '"'"""" Missionary So.
11 ss ",?'"• ■'''■'"' y """'"'^'i"'^-'- of liechnanaland
oLl'^'l! resigned. 1. Ten Years North of the
i. Luy.n..iivn in l)..irl,- l'lii,-ps • ,, ^(..rr of W„„ i
'Tv'';'':\:i''^/'-''""-''-'^i->-.i8^4p.'8^^
XXV 111". • '""■•''""'"8 "•"' imtttfeeicl imrratlve."-J<;a(l.,
oi,i™;V'„?r'/''"™- '•"»"'!?!''"■ Hulingit: being In-
an 1 , I ^M'^'i't'ce, in Bechuanaland, Cape Colonv
and England. Mnps and Illust. Eon., 1887, 2 vols. Sv,
of Scotland, Edin., 18fiO, Svo
Mackenzie, Robert. ' l. The United States of
America: a II, story, Eon,, 187(1, p. Svo: new ed. 881-
Edin'"is7ir^r''""' ^'rr^^ " "'-^'"'-y' '■»"■ ""J
uun., isiii, p. Svo; new ed,, 18S4
Maciienzie, Robert Sheltnn, M.D, ELD..
u.y.E., L,ni(f, vol. II.. ad( ., 8liy-lss(l 1 M,i„„;,.. r
Ms'Life;^;,:^,^-l'i'i-,.f,,^:'- "''''- «-'-'- ^'-ry of'
Mackenzie, Thomas, Lord, I807-lSii!i was
duca.ed at the universities of St. Andrews and Ed n
in l.s.!^, si criff of Ross and t'roniarty in 18.-,| and a
s™ . 1 h i,\ *""^"-'\.>" «"■»"" I-..W, Edin., 1862,
ed.!'l884 " ^^ "'"''" K''-'<l""iick, LE.B.. 1870; 6th
Mackenzie, Rev. Williiiin i rpiii ■ i ..
..y Three o, the ^rhirtec;, «;!'':! ^ving^tla:*';^^^^^^^^
Soc. Pub.,) Douglas. ISiiO, Svo. 2. Indev f. Al "--" -u
utc or Tyuvald Laws of the Isle of Man; Doughus,^ isftl,
Mackenzie, William. Ruth: an Historical
Poem, Eon., 1866, l2uio msioritai
ii '"^dTnsM* i^\^''''- V*'",!"""""'' "•A..['."'^voi.
mi V „ ; o.' "•«■■'"'"""'" "' Magdalen Hall, Oxford.
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Ircim lh« (iospul Story, Lun., 1H5U, ISiiio. 2. The Word N. York, IM.iS, cr, Svu.
of l.ifo: Spiritual Instruc^tion, Lon., Is.v.i, IL'nio ; new j Maekidd, Alexander. Exposition of the . Seventh
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Lon., I.S57, .'t vols. )i. Wvl.
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Mackey, Albert (•allatin, M.U., [<niti-, vol. ii.,
add.,] 1807-18SI, b. lit Charleston, S.C. ; graduated at
the inedioal department of the L'niversity of South Caro-
lina is;i2 ; gave up practice in 1844 to devote himself to
the study of Freemascmry, and to miscellaneous writing,
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Mavkey, Ilev. Donald Job", F.A.S., F.S.8.,
F.R.ll.S., gradiiiifed at Corpus Christi College, Cam-
bridge, IS(),S; ordained 18B8; canon, precentor, ami
librarian of St. Ninian's Cathedral, Perth, from 1878; d.
of the Warrington
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Arranged and Cor-
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Guardian. 1. Italy and France: <
Lon., 1875, Svo. 2. .Scotticisms,
rectcd, Edin., I8S1, fp. Svo.
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of Rurnsiana : relating Events in the I'oetV Hi,-toi-y,
Names associated with his Life ami Writings, a (.'oiicisc
liil)liogrii]ihy. ami a Record of liurns Relies, Kilmarti",'k,
IS74, Svo. Anon.
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Cape Cod to Di.xie and the Tropics, N. Y'ork, Istil,
12mi/.
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ing to its I)cdication : with a Preface on liells, by .Liliii
Stainer, M.A., .Miis. Doc, Organist of St. Paul's, I.on.,
18^2.
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of Folkestone, Lon., ISali, p. Svo. 2. Historical Accuuiit
of Folkestone, Lon., 1S56, p. Svo. 3. First Traces cd
Life on the Earth, Lon., IsfiO, cr. Svo.
Macliien, I*. E. Theodora Cameron. Illust.
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Irish Tale, Lon., ISSl, p. Svo. 2. Fairy-Talcs for Cliil-
dren : Tommy Greedygrab and Wriggletum, Lon., Iss2.
so. Hinio.
MacKini, Itcv. Randolph II., D.D. 1. Vindi-
cation of Protestant Principles against a Recent Attack.
N. York, 1879, 12nio. 2. Future Punishn:eiit: Sermons;
with an Introduction on Retribution, anil an Essav on
Prayers for the Dead, N. York, 18S3, l2iiio. :i. liiead
in the Desert, and other Sermons, N. York, Iss7,
12mo.
MacKim, W. W. A Brief Dissertation on Militniy
Titles and Brevet Rank. By an Ex Army Officer. Bost.,
issii.
Itlackinlay, Daniel A. ThcIToirof Ardanarchcn,
and other Tales, Lon., IStil. fp. Svo.
iMackinlny, James M. Poems, (JIasg., IS78, 12mo.
iMacKinney, Samuel Iliggar tlittcn, .M.A.,
LR.C.S. ICdin. The Science and Art ol Religion, l/'n.,
I8SS, cr. Svo.
.MacKinnon, Charles, <iibbs, Joseph II.,
and Hankin, .Montgomerie. The Quadrilateral,
[verse,] Lon., Is05, Svo. Anon,
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Diinsdale, M.A., F.R.(i.S., graduated at Exeter to]
lege, Oxford, 1871 ; ordained 1872 ; cu^nte in cliaige yl
Speldhurst since 1879. 1. Lapland Life; or. Summer
Adventures in the Arctic Regions, Lon., 1878, p. Svo.
2. Memoirs of Clan Fingon, Lon, 1SS2.
.Mackinnon, J. 1*., and Shadbolt, S. Tl.c :" 'ith
Afiiean Campaign of 1879, Ac, Lon., Isso, 4to.
Mackinnon, Rev. James. South African Trait?,
Ellin., 1887, Svo.
.Mackintosh, Rev. Charles H.
Rook of Genesis, I'hila., ISti.'i, l2mo.
Book of Exodus, Philu., ISfiS, 12mo.
Book of Leviticus, Phila., 18t!8, 12mo.
of David, Phila., 187fi, 12mo.
Mackintosh, Daniel, F.G.S.
England and Wales : its Cliaracter and Origin : being an
Attempt III trace the Nature of the Geological Causes,
espi'cially Denudation, by which the Physical Feiluius
.. . , . . .. . i_ _ .._ I - „ 1 1 r 1 uiin .. c,,,.
1. Notes on ttic
2. Notes on tlic
:(. Notes on tliu
4. Life and Times
The Scenery of
I Si. Bishop Forbes: a Memoir, Lon., 1888, cr. Svo. : of the Country have been ]iriidiiced, Lon.
Also, musical compositions, diocesan maps. Ac.
Mackey, Franklin Ilubbell. 1. District of Co-
lumbia Supreme Court Reports : vols, i.-iv.. Wash., 1880
-8fi, Svo. 2. The Practice and Procedure of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia : being a Collection of
its Rules, and of the Federal and iMnryland Statutes af-
fecting the Practice and Procedure of the Court, Wash.,
188S, 1. .0.
istiy.
Men and Maidens, Lon., 18SI, 18mo. 2. One Thousand
New llhistnvtinns for Pulpit, Platform, and Class. Lon.,
18S7, p. Svo.
Mackey, Very Rev. Henry Benedict, ii.S.B.,
canon of the Roman Catliolic Cathedral, Hereford.
(Trans.) The Works of St. Francis do Sales: vols, i.-iv.,
Lon., 1885-88, er. Svo.
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riie fact that Mr. Mackintosh's viiliinie Is not a >y-tiiii-
atic treatise, but simply or eliielly a reeurd of his o»ii oli-
servations ill eoiineetidii with current theories of surla'c-
tfeoliiny, tells rather in his favour as an iiiiihor fir less
iiistrnetod readers, while it does not ilotraet 110111 liiii: us a
ehiiinaiil for geological honours."— .4(A.. No. 'JlirJ,
'His eoneliisions are 'founded on the results of iii.iiiy
years' personal observations, and every page bears wit-
ness to the close and tlumghtful study which he lias liiycii
to all the more elmraeterlsik) or typical scenes of geologicul
Mackintosh, Florence. The Secret of the North;
of. The Priiices- loeln, Lim., iss.'i, ISnin.
Mackintosh, John. The History of Civilization
in Scotland, Edin., 1878-88, .'! vols. Svo.
"It rejvrescnts the results of the leisure rending for
twenty-three years of an Aberdeenshire workiiiu'-iioin. ■ ■ ■
A clear and impartial writer of narrative. Mr Mackiiilosli
MAO
1^,;.^- -.e „ Picture.,,. h.s.oHca, arU.V-S.eCa.or. ■ Mo,„„ir bv .„ ■ V , ''^'^
«nlc.,.l,„i,i."_,s.,„, /,v,,_^^.| ^
the Jewish Uw, L„„ i"? ' .' ^-H; ,',• •'"■'«' ■""'
ImxiIvs are nor,.u-nrfh„ ... .., .. the Mid,li„ T,.„„ ,.. ,1,-.. ',.:,' -V- '■'"'"1 •" the
■■System, (Jliisgoiv, ISSM
la«e,- from [lie ,;„™r;,,,^; '^™''^-) A Hcula.n Vil-
f- rnv„li,ls, lion ],^,'; , -sv" 2 M""rr''"""''"
Cl.^.v,,.ur,s «oro Ti,rout; [on. '.. H '"/ '""'«^' '^-' "^ '
r.Sn'^^'^i:j;?:!:-'^;,,';0';'^-b.<,„.„e.ori
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hiir lit
mcKni^ht\y"J!l-:.}.\^'!^.''>: ,?"."/_>■> parts. Contains /,uf,,,,\";_. ''''"'■') ""Si
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I Matlachlaii, Kc'i,,r,.<i,' ti, t.
land. i,„,| oilie, !■ ,',.;"„ |,-.,'^'« J*™'"i<'« "f Seot-
Maclachlaii, l'a'„ , t, ' 'r'.""'
Abuse, hon., l,s.01, l . "'' - T , ' ./ i'*'''" "^ ''"' ""<»
to Ciitholioiiy Answer..,!' I u,, ^ ''^'*'; 'K'on : Objeetiona
''AliM, II. H-., Controversial?." '' '?"'"■ ^*''"' '"■■•«-
8vo. ' -""""^'-'■»">' t-'irresjiondenoe, J,on., ls,-,,0,
iMaclachlan. Pntor ni, • .
licii.l Cliarae.er, I'on In",- n s ' """■ ^"""^ '" '"•» 'Jf-
Kevlsion an,! t^vnoi" of the '■; ^ / '^'"""gmphio
Pean Fauna. Illuit ll ul '^'l"'"''™ "'' "'o I':''^
2000fi^ -;-;„-;;»7» ^» mn ,,l"tes/ en,bn.d^g
nrd-^t bKS'C^J «:"j;«7ory nr..n,nt '>f the insect
<l'';-»ie.s,' llmt lias m I " .n " '■. ,';",'''l':'''-'' """«■» '« ' ''la-
Jxil Fi"; fi^oiind Ti,'"""" 'f ""^'"'••'"'= """■« "inec
Yorl<, m8"vlZ' ■ ^'"'"Shts on l.ifo and Faith, X
»f"^S;!,li,■^:^7'^^,'?'"f'.«• (Ed.) Memoirs
4^:;?^'aib-:HS5-<;«/;V''"'-"-«!'''-^^^^^
got
1869,
, nt Ayr ;
"•'■^ wiii,.], lie iiaiun "'' "^"■,¥''"uii'ied views of I e ,,"' ?'""« '" "lat city in IMi.i L i, ? ^"""S" "' "'Jsi-
l'''""^"Pl>ical\h .^\„/,,:,, « •» ">"bitiou,, „f ,>^i,7'^ Royal Colleges of Su .^e ns ami ^f m"" pro.sident of the
""i;?; • . . and he fails"" SVv,'^^''S,«'-'''"'K '>ls pic- ' b">-gh, and is nrofess';?." r . ',?'^ I'hysicians in Edln-
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MAC
Century, Edin., ISTO, p. 8vo. Anon. 3. "Thrust Out:"
an Old Legend, Edin., lS7:i, p. 8vo.
MacLaren, AgneH. (Tiana.) A Practical Treiitise
on the Dieeiises (jf the Uterus, Ovariea, and Fallopian
Tubes; from the French of AinCdfo I'ourty, Lon., 1MS2,
8vo.
itIucLaren, Kcv, Alexander, D.D., b. 1826, at
educated at Stepney College and at London
Priests, and People, by David Silvagni, Lon., 1887, :i
vol.". 8vo.
IMacLtkiighlin, Iliiberti liiogniphical !»kclchts
of Ancient Iri:<h Saints, Lon., 1871, p. 8vo.
JMacbaiighlin, J. Fairfax. The American Cy-
clops, the Hero of New Orleans, and the Spoiler of Sil-
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Macl.ailghlill, John. 1. Squire llardman-
Dftugliter, Lon., 1871, p. 8vo. 2. Mark Miinly'.s K.
3. The Storui, and llandohj
Glasgow ;
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Southampton, 1846-58, and since then of Union Chapel, ' venge, Lon., 1877, p. 8vo
Manchester. 1. Sermons preached in Manchester, Khymes, Lon., 1879.
Lon., lStiH-73, three scries, fp. Svo. 2. Counsels for, ittacliaughlin, M. Louise. 1. China Pamtni!:
the Study and the Life, Lon., 1861, 12mo. 3. A Spring ' a Practical Manual for the Use of Amateurs ii. the Lie.
Holiday in Italy, Lon., 18(1.0, 12mo. 4. Week-Day ' oration of Hird Porcelain, Cin., 1877, H[
liini
Kvpning Aildrcsses, delivered in Manchester, Lon., 1877,
12mo. 5. The Life of David as reflected in his Psalms,
Lon., I8S0, l2nio; (ith ed., 1885. Ii. The Secret of
Power, and other Sermons, Lon., 1882, 12mo. 7. A
Year's Ministry, Lon., 1884, two series, p. Svo. 8. Pic-
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9. Christ in the Heart, and other Sermons, Lon., 1886,
p. Svo. 10. The Epistles of St. Paul to the Colossians
and Philemon, Lon., 1887, p. 8vo. 11. .Mi>dern Mira-
cles: Manifestations of God's Love and Power, Lon.,
1888, p. 8vo.
Maclaren, Archibald. The Fairy Family: a
Series of Uallads and Metrical Talcs illustrating the
Fairy .Mythology of Europe, Lon., 1857, p. Svo. Anon.
New ed., with author's name, I87.'i.
Maclaren, Archibald, instructor in gymnastics
atO.xford. 1. A Military System of Gymnastic E.ter-
ciscs, for the Vie of Instructors, Lon., 1862, Svo. 2. A
System of Fencing, Lon., 1861, er. Svo. 3. Training in
Theory and Practice, Lon., 1866, Svo; 2d ed., 1874. 4.
A System of Physical Education, Theoretioal and Prac-
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'Mr. .Maelareii can "xpfind the chest and increase the
Pottery Dec(f|-ation under the Glaze, Cin., 1880, g(|. Ifin,.,.
3. Suggestions to China-Painters, Cin., If^SI, scj. I2ihi..
4. Painting in Oil: a Manual for the Use of Studeiiis,
Cin., 1888, 8(^. 12mo.
JHaclaurin, Ucv. John, minister in Glasgow. The
Nature of Ecclesiastical Government, and of the Con^ti-
tution of the Church of Scotland. Illust., Ac. Glai-
gow, 1854, Svo. Anon.
Muclay, Arthur Collins, instructor of Kngliah at
Tokio. A Dudgetof Letters from Japan : Keminisieniis
of Work and Travel in .lapan, N. York, 1886, 12»io.
iMaclay, Kev. R. S. Life aiucmg the Chinese, .\.
York, 1861, 12mo.
Maclean, A. T. Oran, and other Poems, Lon.,
1857, l2mo.
MacLean, Charles, bookseller, Dnnkcld. Dun-
keld : its Siralhs and Glens ; or. Central Perthshire.
Historical and Descriptive: Compilid, Arranged, iiiid
Original, Dunkeld, 1879, 8va. Anon.
Maclean, Uaniel. The (iospel iu the Psalius: a
Series of E.xpositions, Lon., 1875, p. Svo.
Maclean, G. M., M.D. Elements of Somatology:
a Treatise on the General Properties of Matter, N. York,
1860.
stature of man as certainly as a sculptor can carve a piece i Maclean, J. L. The British Railway Svsieiii
of marble to tli.Mle.sire.l shape. . . . The value of the book ; ^^ ^ performed in the Principal Departments," Lon.
in laving down a regular course of ctercises una ill sag- ""'"t"-" ^" ' • '
Kcsliiig new oombiiialions to teachers will bo considera- , -loo+i ovo,
ble."— .Stt. liei:, .\.\vii. 61.
Maclaren, Charles, [miii; vol. ii., add.,] 1782-
1866. 1. The Plain of Troy Described, Lon., 1863, Svo
2. Select Writings : Political Science, Ac. : with Me-
moirs, Edin., 1869, 2 vols. p. Svo.
Maclaren, Rev. David, ministei of Humble,
Scotland. The Light of the World, Edin., 187S, fp. Svo.
Maclaren, J. In a Rash Moment, Lon., 1879, 2
vols. cr. Svo.
Maclaren, J. Neil Wlllox : a Story of Edinburgh
in the Days of Queen Mary. Edin., 1886, p. Svo.
Maclaren, James. 1. Sketch of the History of
the Currency, Lon., 1858, p. Svo; 2d ed., 1879. 2. In-
dian E.\ohange: Thoughts suggested by the Fall in
Value of Silver, Lon., 1876, Svo.
Maclaren, James. 1. Critical Examination of the
Principal Arguments for and against Darwinism, Lon.,
1876, Svo. 2. Natural Theology in the Nineteenth Cen-
tury, Lon., 1878, p. Svo.
Maclaren, John James, b. 1842, near Lachutc,
Quebec, Canada, and admitted to the bar in 1S68. The
Roman Law in English Jurisprudence, Toronto, 1887.
.Haclaren, 1'. Seven Topics of Christian Faith ; a
Manual of Theology, Lon., 1877, p. 8vo.
Maclaren, I'eter. The Glory of the Holy Ghost,
Lon., 1S55, 12mo.
Maclaren, T. Systematic Memory, Lon., 1866,
12moi 3d ed., 1869.
Maclaren, Walter S. Bright. Spinning Woollen
and Worsted : a Practical Treatise for Persons engaged
in these Trades, Lon., 1884, 12mo. With Hkaimont, J.,
Report oftlit "loth-Workers' Comjiany, Lon., 1877, 12mo.
.nacLaren, Rt. Rev. William Edwarl,
S.T.D., D.C.L., b. 1831, in Geneva, N.Y. ; became a
MacLeau, J. P. 1. Mastodon, Mamniolli, :iii<l
Man, Cin., ISiS, 12mo. 2. Manual of the Antiipiitv of
Man. Illust. 8th ed., Cin., 1879, l2ino. 3. The .Moiin.l-
Builders: with an Investigation into the Archu'ology of
Butler County, Ohio. .Map and Illust. Cin., 1S7!I, r.Mno.
4. Jewish Nature-Worship, the Worship of i he Recip-
rocal Principles of Nature among the Ancient Hebrews,
Cin., 1882, 24mo.
Maclean, Sir John, F.S.A., [<iiiic, vol. ii., fourth
of the name there mentioned. aiM.,] b. 1811; son of
R. Lean, of Trehudreth Barton, Cornwall ; resuuied ihe
name of Maclean in 1845; chief auditor at tlic \V:ir
Office 1865-71; knighted 1871. 1. (Ed.) Letters froia
George, Lord Carew, to Sir Thomas Roe. Aniha^Molur
to the Court of the Great Mogul, 16l5-ltil7, (Cuiiidin
Soc. Pub.,) Lon., 1860, 4to. 2. (Ed.) Letters from Sir
Robert Cecil to Sir George Carew, (Cannlen Soc. I'ub.,
Lon., l.'~64, 4to. 3. Parochial and Family Hisl.jry (it
the Deanery of Trigg Minor, in the County of Cornwall,
Lon., 1868-79, 3 vols. 4to. 4. The Life <d' Sir Tlionias
Seymour, Knight, Baron Seymour, of Sudcly. I.oitl
High Admiral of England, Lon., 1869, -Ito. Only Wi
copies printed. 5. (Ed.) The Berlseley Manuscripts:
the Lives of the Eerkcleys, Lords of the Ilcmoiir, OastK'.
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1066 to 1618. By John Smyth, of Nibley. (lirisiul aial
Gloucestershire Arehtvol. Soc.) Gloucester, ls,'s;i-M,
2 vols. Svo. (See Shith, Joh.v, of Nibley, niiti, vol. ii.)
"One of the most important coiitrilnilions toonM;iioiyl-
edge of incdiii-val historv which has appeared siorc the
iiulilication uf the l'i.,<toii Letters. "~S,il. y.'-r.. Ivi- . ,. ami
lix. 51.
6. ^Ed.) The Berkeley Manuscripts: n Description cl
the Hundred of Berkeley, in the County of (Jloaccster
Presbyterian minister in 1860. and in 1.S72 entered the and of its Inhabitants. By John Smyth, ol Nibley
ministry of the Protestant Episcopal Church. In 1875 Gloucester, 1886, Svo. 7. An Historical and Geimilogmil
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that diocese in 1877 he retained the portion now known vately printed. With Heane, W. C, (ed.) 11"'
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Maclanchlan, Rev. Thomas, LL.D. 1. The Lon, 1S8,5, 8vo. , ^ „„ ,„„„ ,„„,.
Way to liod; or, Christ'.? Mcdiatorship, Edin., 1S53, • Maclean, John, D.n., LL.D., LSilO-l^M,
12mo. 2. History and Literature of the Scottish Gael, John Maclean, M.D., (q. v., mile, vol. ii. ;) born aii'.l cnu-
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First to the Twelfth Century, Edin., 1864, Svo. ' and was president of the college 1854-li8.
Maclaughlin, Mrs. P. (Trans.) Rome: its Princes, ', the College of New Jersey, Phila., 1877, 2 vols,
ii;"i4
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MiicLeaii, John S.
MAC
'■- • ■ '»^"""'- An Il,.<,„ric,tl ,.,„| (Jenea-!tio„«,u;ihVeaTfo„ s'oi^;
oiirH 1<, sl,„w Ilia? ,i.nT..!l : '^^>' '" "I'l'li lie / ■
logiciil AcuDiint ol i,.,
Lon., 1H58.
Maclean, Neil .\.
Kclin. an J Lo„.,Tss|p "';,'• *"'""-''' ^^^ A. MucLaren.
Maclean, Wiliiain Cai-inheil. M D en
con-ircnorii Put., r, _„ "■i'"»-ii, iH.u., L.li
Clan Maclean. % ScnoacMo.
I'ife at a Northern University,
See GiiEKNK,
> irH lo sl,„w lliat the IMS a , h m i V""" '"' '-■"'■'"v.
l'™''Vil''".l-rulMti,,/i'hi>«a //,, , li-'T'"''," '■" »''i''nl».
tliruUKli ruiimk..s„nlv "'''\\f f,' ""'"'1 »ilniiiii.,| kiiiMih,
sopliic Muclunts will J el h';,!"'''''''; '"" "'I I'l'il"-
nminr^'s"'"''.' "'' '''""""* Urumin.inJ, U E F R A S
unaer-bearetarv to tin. I„..i i- "•''•! r.li.A.>.,
"^•« to l«40, Win., isi';^ LorJ-L.eutenant of Ireland.
Crunimoml 'i.s Drinrir.',!!,- i, . „
U'.v outer world
^^'mSI'^S^V 7'"?'' -^^'- ^t'n!: H>'' ^^il-^llin^J^-^'S,,;^-.- t.e onter ,vorM
Climate- I, ',.^ """>'• i'i^isea of Tronieal i "''!':'" '1' >'l " pluase wliiel, li "^, ' '• «l". «i"l liis an-
,.?^«?:";:";'. ««/ George Frederick, n n ., i '"^r ^f!'- ««; '"^^ " """ """" '^"^^ •-^"-
Cambriilfea., ■.•<55 ordained is ^ih '■' ^■''"i'.V College,
College .School I80S si „„i ' bead-master of King's
Augns.ine'. c!l le^c O '^^tertr?"", 'T "'"''^" "'' '''
tiic, Natunil and'iw'.?," "r^J ■Ine'.'nt.ves to Vir.
Empire, Lon., l«f. , 8vo ^'f^jq""" ''"f our Indian
Nevi Te,tan,em Hi t ry Ton 18 ' %'''"i'''',"'' '"'^ ""'^
L«n., 1S61/, p ,Svo ill r^: .• '^'«'''*™' Europe,
. Lon.,
Office
The (Jospel iicco'rd'in"./',;" S, "llZk "'"'tf x"' ' ''• ' '■■''•' '
he Celts, the English, the Northmen H„. <! V^*'-| ^'t-MiiK in favimr (if .«ir |, Im*' i , , '''V. K" t' evidence
I87N-7!I, 4 vols. i2„,o. 10 ThrFvi 1 -, , v ',"'' J"""- •'"'"'■'VhI ".iivefs ;.,„„, ,''''""„^ ' h.vp,,tl,eM.s ,if J
;v, i' """""""' J^"n-. 1874, 32mo ii r
or:;^qi;^.i;'f?S.,j-:L-n:-;j;t;r^;«--
I i^f''^t'^'^;;,JX,''^i^:f,: Kinship in AtUnM^reece-
1 tVO-'.'f kinshi, 11" fa ,Iil^i','V■''.',''' '>■'''■ '''^' ''i^-
j Marriage.' Jlr. Jh I'e mi s ,*f i*,', ':"■"' ,'" ■''nmilive
I ludst made out a ca'e call ,,l^ i I ''"'""" "'"t he lias at
like Sir Heiirv MrIti.: ,.•?,,*' 'J "" ""»wer fnmi iiconle
wilhom" Zk im rl i n '''"' ','l'"" ""^' "!'' lines Id
ud,nitte,lS,,l,*I„'V ' i 'mTI'T ""' ""■;■" "'«>••'«
i" his essavoii Ihe (^,^itl . , n\ ■^; '''\'' '' f""'''-''- 'e-'t
lul a whole ariicle h 1 i ,^.^1, ,'' ''' Kelutionshins.
this loiiK and closelv-rc s iieH u,^\^^' 'Vf "" '"•'•<'nnt of
ourselves to sayi,,,' that I L. „ ' "'i "" '""■"' confine
'Shed the thtories of Mr M,S ■' - .'.' 1" '"'V^'J' 'I"""!-
'""m? to the classiiiJatorvsv'temO^^ "''''"',,''''■ f"ets re-
shown tliMi it (l(,es not ,l,.oor, , '''" ^'''I'ecled.-aiKl
at all, but syste ns„f ad re 'e I'or',','" '" "■''."i'-nship
••onrse amoiif.- peo,,lc, w t omnv r ii '" ?"''"' i'"""
niuch more thill, in polite. J ,' ?,i '' "'""" i' ""nld he
nan.o."-.sw,,„„r |'47|i '■'"-'' '" "'hlrcss a man l,y his real
thcM'iWci, i;;.^'.:;,:;:!;'!"''''"''- "'■I-ennan'sho„k appeared
heen .l/Hl-'uirt:, "^, , ';^:,';>,E,;",n'l i< would Xtl'^H'i
"lie s.urvivai of „ syi.S, f™,/'', 'I', '-'''' ''■■'''^*'' ^" sh'»v
monies of several h'lirmi m ' , , 1 '■' l'"! '•""■'•iaKe cere-
i>eoples. The siMolde'^ae "/"he'^.nllill^'ll'^'-'^y A.yai.
;h'v;';'')r^i"'l'"!l>:^»PPressessc
nii"ly"'i^i:ii:;;'?s:;;i^:;;;;-rR.!i;v^^;rV7."¥'^-"
imis a strong arguinen^l^JH^ ll^a!* ;^;^i •!l!!^^£!;'}-r
R.!.i;ra[io^rfr:";^;^^';t^"-^' "^ R-,Knin,and
"'""1""™'" P t of view '"-Ai rA/'J . ivvf S^ "'"' ""
^".cleary,K.,M.I.. Hist,f;i:;;i'^}:;,^^^rsof R„b
everalof the diffleultles ',.■*•/"" {'"'"archal Theory: hase.i on thn P-n„ r
'eset, insfeiKlof ihinklv '*■<-' Late .1. F. Macl.enn„r vv, • "",''"' l^«pera of
be,tryini;tomee 1..^, > Donald M,,,.. ■'.''"?"''"• .*!''■?<' »■"• completed bv
I^onald Maei:jn;;;n."ir';,sSnvo'""' ™"''""''^^ "^
..m 'nf dn;t^u"";i';;!c;^'r ^.i^nib" '!--'™^"='> pa^y
draw uii niri'v r 10 ,, ■ i.- '^" i,enna.i h.mse f heliied to
the oriilnllh^^ea^!! ^^ ^<r eJ .Si!:n!^%>;'^'''>- *?«'<' ^^
n ea.i lie neglected hv 1 one IhV . I "^i '"* '"'"'her. . . ,
"nthority in queWioil of ^e ,.'"'''' '" ''"'''"' "'"'
>kU. Jievjix ii, "^ de\elopinent of soeietv."-
.mii'hal'^^?;;^^;? Z!l 't^^Z it •"•';"-- ^f'^J-en.
^n;r.t,;!i^,--j":;!'.^S!';c^irn=z,d:-:-?i
l"u;■■;^;;^";8:;l^x:?-rv^"HS!:r;^--
>• iork, IS8(i. ' "•' 'fcuericlt h. Pond, earfy general prevalence filioiv., ,?, ■','''''','^''''-' ''f an
.^^"TS:,;l;.\.^rVi^^^'-Artis.,in
IS7 ,';!;,«""«"', Jol'" Ferguson, xM A . LL D
'» the .Scottish bar, but est half hf.! \- ""f '"'"""'"1 I "'''"■- !"'"•• 1871, 2 vols
Pul)li,ation nf n,» I ,.. '"M'i'actice through the ' ■""'
«n iinth ,lg 7:;' U enlf '.r?'"' ^''"-'i"" -
-i-;i-lc ind a'nti,;." ia ^"u ii^f T^Z' .l-^-'f '"
';':;;:^!iri;;;^^ir''''"'"4^^^'''''^^-^
"f govcrninen 1 if ! l 7 ^''""" '""^'" "" <" «'n.nge i
'tu,lv in"eg„id to irimiM'"' "'"""'* "I' " ""^ '""-• "f i
I'rnMiiivoT.: ;-'"""" "■' "'"">.ers and customs. 1
MacLennan, IHalrniin 1 t> . , .,
'""•'■'"■,■ ri' At' r''-''^="--
i.Ti,„ .1 L ' • P- '*"• Anon,
mmiliar lile on wli^^^^ he',!:^:r;:;;i!,!;:;;;J^^-^e on ,,,«
MacLennan, William.
l-anadii, Montreal, 18Sti.
Macleod A. On India, I,on., 1872, 8vo
:'"?'^*'S'**, "".y-.-^li'^andcr, D.Ii. i.' Our
(Trans.) .Songs of Old
I'muitive
'■'iiriii
l^'ilin., I8ll,i, p. 8vo " ■""' ■'""• "uu , -
■X '-apture. J'^^{^JV^l'^^\j>^-y^<^>^<^o.f the ! nen ed., 1878. 5."Days „> Jlea';;;' ■;';„' ]^;;^, !^™»
ive M.rri.-' "'- """"e" ana customs. 1 I , "•""■-■eott, Kev. Alexai'drr nil in -.
1. 8vn 4 T T- ' • ^bristus Consolator, Lon., 1870
|>-«»o. 4. Talking to the Children Ion rs-V 10 '
iev7 ed., (878. SDi.v. ,.f li". .1"' ''""" ^'^t '^mo;
1655
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MAC
MAC
Series of Tnlkina to tho CliiMreii Lim„ issi), sm. 8vo. '
7. The Childn-n's I'ciitimi, Lon., ISS4, p. Svo.
jMtu-leoil, Alexander <hiirli's, M. It. ('.!'., f»r-
gcon-iiiM.jiir in tlu' Miiilnis iiriiiv. -Mcolidlic Disuiispa :
eoiii|iri-^iiif; .liiumlii-c, Diiirrliii'ii, Dysfiilcry, iinil Clidlcra,
Lon.. ISiiC), p. "vip.
.Mnt-leod, Miss Annie C, iluiigliter of Itcv. Nor- .
mini Miicli'od, iH/V(i. Lil'u nnil Tiuies of Srtvonnrola, '
K.lin.. IS8L', fii. Uiino.
MnclieuU. Diiniol. 'I'lic Hclu'llion of Tennessee.
Bv ii Niitiveof Virgil. ill. Wii.sli., l.^l'ili.
.tiaclieoil, Doiialil. Mi'e of Mury, y leen of Scots, i
N. Vorli, ISi;:.'. I'JnK,.
Mnoleod, Hcv. Donald, U.U., h. is.ll, at Ciunp-
sie, 8i'otliinil: brotlier of Nonniiii Miicleoil, h'/rii ; eilii- i
oiiteil lit tlie I'liiversily of (iliiSf;ow; minister of tlio
I'lirish of tlio I'lirli, (iiiip.now, .■iincc ISIi'.l e of lier
Miijesty's cliiipliiins for ,'^eotluii.l ; editor of liood Words
since IS?:!. 1. .Memoir of Normiin Miiejeod, D.l)., Lon., 1
1 876, 2 vols. Svo. 1
" Ilelionestlvprodiiecsnll (lie fn('t», shows ua lifsbrotlier |
as he WHS, not "merely on tlii^ side or on that siiie, Imt iill
rimnd. mid in. ikes liini, indeed, iis far as possihle, speak lor
hiinseir. lleiiee there is iii iliis memoir a .sense ol vivid
realilv and ol" elose personal eoiitaet wliieli of itsell i.s a
rar.' qnalitv in this hraiieh of literature, and tlie interest _
His stvle ot trealineiit is fnrllier enlianeed hy tlie eliar-
neter of the siilijeet."— .s'of. Ucv., .\li. 4Gii.
L'. The Sunday Home Service, Lon., ISSI, Svo. :i. ■
The rurochial System, (St. Giles' Lectures,) Edin., ISSO, i
Svo.
Mnclcod, G. Gordon. Ancient Light on Mod-
ern Life, Lon., IS.'^i, p. Svo.
.Macleod, Sir George Ilnsband linird, M.D.,
F.R.C.S. Edin., K.K.S. Edin., b. 18l'S; son of Itev. Nor-
man Macleod, in/ni ; served us an army surgeon in tho
Crimean war ; Regius iirofe.ssor cf surgery in the Univer-
sity of (ilasgow since ISli'.l; surgeon-in-ordinary to the ,
queen in Scotland ; knighted 1 887. I. Notes on tlie Sur-
gery of the War in Criineii i with Remarks on the Treat- \
uient of (iun-Shot Wounds, Lon., 18.'i8, ji. Svo. 2. Out- j
lines of Surgical Diagnosis, Lon., 18til. Svo. '.
Maoleod, Mrs. Georgia A. Hulse,d. isuo. \.
Sea- Drifts. N. ^ ork. lSli4, I2ino. 2. How Jessie came
out id' the Shadow, N. York, ICiuo.
Mui-leod, H., and Clarke, G. S. The Rate of
Vibration of Tiining-Forks, Lon., ISSti, 4to.
Macleod, Henry Ununing, M.A., F.S.S., [ttnte, \
vol. ii., add..] Ii. 1821 ; graduated at Trinity t'ollege, Cam- |
bridge; called to the bar nt the Inner Temple 1841). 1.
Dictionary of Political Economy : vol. i., ton., 1S(!2, r. j
Svo. 2. Principles of Economical Philosophy, Lon., 1873, \
2 vols. Svo; 2d ed., 1875.
" Mr. Macleod'.s book contains some hi.stoiical informa-
tion and evidence of industrioii.s re.-eareli, showing that ;
with modester ideas and aims he niiirht make some useful
contributions to eccnioniic enquiry in detail ; but his eon- >
fusion of thought and inaeeurate and iiieonsistent reiuson- I
ing and ltni;mige eoinliiiie with grotescpie vanity to unlit |
liim allogetlur for the Uisk he has undertaken of recon-
structing econoniie philosophy."— T. L'. Cliffe LiisLlE:
Acnd,, vii. 303.
3. Tho Elements of Banking, Lon., 187(1, cr. Svo ; new
ed,, 1 <78. 4. Economics for Beginners, Lon., 187S,
12mo; new ed., 1888. 5. The Elements of Economics,
2 vols. : vol. i., Lon., 1881 p. Svo ; vol. ii., part i., ISSti.
6. The Theory and Practice of Banking, Lon., lS8H-Sti,
2 vols. Svo.
Macleod, J. The Smitten Shepherd, and The Ban-
ner of Love ; Discourses, Lon., lS5:i, fp. Svo.
Macleod, Jessie, [aii(c, vol. ii., add.] Dreamland,
lllust. Lon., IS.iS, fol.
MacLeod, Kenneth, M.A., M.D., F.R.C.S. Edin.,
surgeon-major in tlie Indian medical service ; profes.sor
of surgery in the Calcutta Medical College. 1. Medico-
Legal E.\perlonce in the Bengal Presidency, Calcutta,
187."), 12mo. 2. Operative Surgery in tho Calcutta Med-
ical College IIos|ital : Statistics, Cases, and Comments,
lllust. Lon., 1SS5, Svo.
Macleod, Lyons. 1. Travels in Eastern Africa,
Lon., I8()l', 2 vols. p. Svo. 2. Madagascar and its People,
Lon., l.sii.i, Svo.
Macleod, .Malcolm. Practical Guide for Emi-
grants to the United States and Canada. By a Lanca-
shire Artisan. .Maneliester, 186li, 12mo.
Macleod, Mary. Ueraldino's Husband, Lon., Iss8.
Mac'eod, Norman, D.D., [aii(«, vol. ii., add.,]
1812-1S72, son of a Scottish minister and noted Gaelic
scholar of the same name, (q. r., ante, vol. ii.;) b. at
Campbelltown, Argyleshire, Scotland, and educated at
tho University of Glasgow, lie travelled in (ieriininy,
and spent some time at Weimar as a private tutor; was
minister of the parishes of Loudon and Dalkeith, and in
Isol took charge of the liarony Church at Glasgow. He
was appointed one of the i|ueen's eliaplains for Scotland
and dean of llie Order of the Thistle in ls.'i4. and v,.,
moderator of the General Assembly in ISCiil. He edited
the Edinbiirgh Christian .Mai'iiziiie from IS.'iO to iMiii,
when he became editor of tjood Words, founded in tlial
year. In lSill-(i7 lie visited Palislinc and India, to
inspect the Scottish Church missions. I'or bing., gee
Mai LKoii, DoN.vi.n, «a;)i(i .• also. W.m.son, .Ik.i.v 1„,
iiifi'i. I. A Crack aboot the Kirk, for Kintrii Folk,
Glasgow, n. d.. Svo. Anon. 2. A Second Crack about
the Kirk, for Kintra Folk, Glasgow, n. d., Svo. Aniai
IS. .-V Third Crack aliont the Kirk ; or. Questions for the
Times, answered by Modern Riforinci , Glii.gow. n. il..
Svo. Anon. 4. '1 "he Earnest Student . Memorials of ,t.
Macintosh, Lon., ls,",l, p. S.o; 2(ltli ed., lS7('i; new ed.,
1880. il. Deborah: Fiie.-ide Readings for Servants,
Lon., 18.'>7, 12mo. li. Prevailing Prayer. Lon., ISi'.l.
12mo. 7. Gold Thread: a Story for the Young, Lo.i,.
ISIil, Kimo; Sih ed., 1872. S. Daily Meditaiions, Lon.,
ISBI, 12mo. .1. Life and Travels of St. Paul: nitli
Questions, Lon., ISKl, l2mo. 11). Parish Papers, Lon.,
lSfi2, p. Svo. 1 1. .lob Jacobs and his lio.xes, Lon., Is(i2,
121110. 12. The Old Lieutenant and his Son, Lon., lMi2,
2 vols. ]). Svo: new ed., 1S77. Li. Wee Daviis new ed.,
Lon., ISfi."), 12mo. 14. The Lord's Day : Substance of a
Speech, Lon.. LsfiB, Svo. 15. Simple Truths spoken i.i
Working- People, Lon., ISIili. 12nio; new ed., 18711. Hi,
Eiistn:ir;i I Tiavels m Egypt, Palestine, and Syria. Lnn..
ISI'ill, Svo: i:d ed., 1S72: new ed., entitled " llalflloiir.i
in the Holy Land," 1SS4. 17. The Starling: a Sciilcli
Story, Lon"., I~i')7, 2 vols. p. Svo; new eds., 1S7U, I,s77,
ISSii. 18. R( i 'liscences of a Highland Parish, Lon.,
IS«7, p. Svo; ih w ed., ISSO.
"In a scries of happy .sketches he has contrived to de-
lineate the whole scene amid which his family were edu-
cated, and to interweave inaiiifold eulogiums on the
iicnple, which are the more etfeetlve as they arc often iiii-
iiiteiitional."— .s-Vif. A'rr., xxiii. 477.
I'.l. How can we best relieve our Deserving Poor?
Lon., 1867, p. Svo. 20. Concluding Address to the
General Assembly, May, ISliO, Lon., 1860, Svo. 21.
War and Judgment: a Sermon, October, 1870, Lmi.,
1870, Svo. 22. Peeps at the Far East: a Familiar Ai-
eount of a Visit to India, Lon., 1871, r. Svo.
"He has been able to shed over scenes and incidents
with which every person of eduealinn must long have
been familiar an air of liveliness and even novelty wliii li
makes us forget how often we have trodden the same road
before. The secret cf his succes.s will be found in tlic
genial flow which he allows to the impulses of nature,
and in the unaflected ease of his style.' —*«/. itei'.,xx.'ii.
777.
23. The Temptation of Our Lord, Lon., 1S72, cr. Svo.
24. Character Sketches, Lon., 1872, p. Svo; 2d ed., IS75.
25. Live the Fulfilling of the Law: Extracts from his
Writings and MSS., Selected and Arranged by his
Daughter, A. C. Macleod, Lon,, 1887. With utlicr.'.
Across the River: Twelve Views of Heaven, Kdiii.,
1864, 3:mo.
Macleod, Walter. List of Manuscript Books in
the Collection of David Laing, LL.D., Edin., 1879, 8vo.
Anon. 24 copies jirinted.
Macleod, William, M.D., [antr, vol. ii., add..]
formerly senior physician at Ben-Rhydding. ThcTlicoiy
of the Treatment of Disease adopted at lien-Rhydding,
Lon., 1868, 12mo.
Macleod, Kev. Xavier Donald, [ante, vol. ii.,
add.,] 1821-ISfia. lie became a Roman Catholic priest,
and professor of rhetoric at Mount St. Mary's College,
Ohio. 1. Our Lady of Litanies, Cin., 1S6I, r.'iao. 2.
Devotion to tho Blessed Virgin in North Aaicrica,
N. York, 1861, Svo: ew ed., 1860.
MacLetchie, ' jV. James. Sermons: with Me-
moir by J. Macrae, Edin., 1871, Svo.
IWacLevy, James. 1. Curiosities of Criuiu in
Edinburgh during the Last Thirty Years, Edin., 1.^61,
fp. Svo : new ed., 1S67.
•' This Is a verv amusing book. The author has been for
nearly thirtv veiirs on the detective staff ol the Kdiiilairi;li
iiolice. ami appears to deserve the high reputation which
his editor ascribes to him."— &!(. Rev., xi. V.''.
2. The Sliding Scale of Life; or. Thirty Years' Ob-
servations of Falling Men and Women in Edinburgh,
Edin. and Lon., 1861, fp. Svo; now ed., lSti7.
"The stories are amusing, and neatly and draiiKUicBlly
told, and the observations merit attention from the iiositlon
MAC
umii who mnkcs ihpm."-,s-„(. Re,:,
«"'l,_<;'""''"'it''" of til
IVineot„n in 1^71 Kk.,,,;,'', \t''"" «' biol,.«y nt j
(fuido to th,, Kx,„,i,,n,>.ll >•*'•' l«"th Stu,lent.s-
K "r?'"!',"",' "'""'•-<;''". Alexander Ru«o.., !
iMaeJtlahon, Miss Kiln i rv , ,
tion and II«P 'ino ^l/''"!'^,'''/ -^ ^ '''■ '''° ^'''l^''"--
X. Vork, IS77 ;!"mo 2 Ar '"'^i/™'" "'e Freneli,
Theresa', for Eve'rv i)av' i /{"H '^ '^''""^''t «f St |
French. N. vrk:'l,i:s "'V'",: ."Purgatory,. fro„, the!!
■'■ont; or, Ahso:,,!,. .^ur^e, d r ,„ I,' ^- "l^'^ Ab.in.lon- i
l'os,hun,ons Work, bv "v P •. '"^ I'rovi, en™ : a
Maci>lalion, M. I i ,i- '^""- '•;'■'. »vo.
Nine Years; j" Jra.L,, \ '/''''''-J -'V kittle ,S,int of
.<'%'ur, N, York ?S ' 6 '.^"."•Tt''-' '^"t,"."^""' ''"
lli» Orations, an, 'a Dir;tr,;f'7ho r^'T'' ^"'^
;'™«n, by I. Ji„-.jif, Chic ?,-<8 8?, ^";'' ,?." ""■'
li.m Bosco: a ,<kot,h of hi. iv ', .•'■ inids.)
Charle.,c..E.piney. X.'trk. s ..",tr" *"™'^"'^' ''^■
MacMahon, Kichar.l Rando nh ti„. a ,
^^on^ana the North American InZ^ Kich^:.,^:?!"; :
'J'XnX^'l'Z'- ^'^»'"'-''ft"erri.hi,i,h.'
•-"diU Mlt\t()o,artKven with ?'"'''-■ ; ,• • "'t' 'l<'lails „|
lies of national aetim, i i't^'^ ' '*», 'j':,«''''"''"''^ 'li'lienl.
'M a ce„tury,"-,VaM,,«, xxivi '.79 ""^ '■"^'^eeJintr c,„ar,er i
l'ioturiVrtL"",lLtre!mdi.\l';ns'.'ff'?f' I" '"""'" " '''""•f.'l
-ueeesslve sUil-cs of 11 Pir i. ?■ f """ ■^'"'^^'•icaii jieople at
Ml.ressive pIlouX ) lis ran u ."P""''''' ' "'"'• """'Sll Mlc h
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;^-rnl in tlec^ o-«..?eiy'n'''r "!"'!•'«" •" l-e «; s ^
fe.ol'l.^^j'/I',,' ;7^;;«f^«j;™"taK^^^^^^^ fre.,h topi,, that Pro-
'"'>•: '"".bled hinVi>"S,lv m n . """''"'"'™0' sonn^e^^
^'eMu,^. rich rc.u\u.' •-.vl,^,,-^'^"';';,!'/';;^'.''''''' »ot commonly
CoJ!!l|::;?^,?:,^;,,^-^'v-ia and the Federal
^^'^s;«!^^SfrfytLS"--tl
,',""■'.•"'"' Notes., N. Vork, Isrc, Svo " 1 p.l 1 » , .
! of the Chureh, CI ,re ,; 1 , N „• m,.^/ ''.""''■'' '" '^'""■«1>
|"«e;no.,,:ir.i,;'';i,;;;].Ai^;;:i^;!f;:-,::«"''-v,,y.
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MiiM. Iidin whleli, i,v ihe u,v n '»" ^,.„rs l)ef,,re the
I''"in«,l 1,H71; viea,:fl, *''•/'"''';'■'''""• ""''■>' ""
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jtlil, Lon.,l,'7ni ',,,,!'' ""'''■"'^™».- " Chronicle, \W-
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Acadeuiy and Kdinb urg U i^-^r: U^'h'^ "' iireadalbane
, of the Free Church and ,v ,'„•''.''?"'" ^ " ""nister
: 'I'eHvingsofKi kmitZl P h'',''"'"'""'' ■'"«ee,,sively t,>
ha, eontVlbute Ti"v^^^^^^ ('■^"■^•) "0
Vegetation, L.TCllr'M'r; '• *''",' F"""« "f
or, Karnblcs and Inci,j;ntH'in i -^^ ? "'s'' '"""'«;
'-on., 18.iii, p. s'„; 2d ot 18^"''"" "^ '^'''"'" '''""'-^
Wmra,;l„isti,. varietes,,fo, "';,,',''-; ^.T''''^•'-■ V''-^ "'''•^^
^|:e-.r Alpine plalJclfH;! "l,^;!;; 'fl^irSl'^llr'iSi!
Altgory! W,''l'8"r"; 7 s^o". 'i-'-'S'- «f Our Lonl.
-Ministry of \, (, re Inn wi/"' '"^■' '^''^- 5. The
«. Tl'eUarden and ,heP-', ''■'!'■ '"'■"' ^"' «"'•. I**-^.'.
lels, Lon., IS 2 o,ej H^.; """ ^'■"'"''^ an.l'Paral-
, the Wildernes.s, Lo 18-'/ n '.f' "'V '' •''""-•Jlints in
Hai..i„g» from he Tea, lo ^- V;:'--. ■•»"'■ ''"^J'^ 'I'hree
;bath of the Field, „«>'■'' '^""'- ''• The Sab-
: Worlds are Our's, Lon ."^I's.s, ■ s .^„ 't\ "f " '»■ 1'«»
ill. The Marriage in Can" ,f ,3" i/''' ?''• ■*"'"« >'''»'••
8vo, 12, TheKivi,,^, ri . *;"'''''0' Lon., 1882, p.
The Olive i'e:f!'i:,;n::'i8/6; p.'8v^"-' ''''' '• '^■°- ''
Ma,Stffi,.:;i.;;;;;!lj^?^i:'- ,-,-rlous subjects. . . . „,
exiensive, an,l he has hirL storf^ , r i'"?' '■ "l''^'""' ""J
quariaii i"lbrnialioM.'_:i^i,/''xv',' ^'''"'"''''■''' "'"1 ""ti-
N4hw;;:,l«S:i8^'/'C^ -«"--<• Us
!01^?fS^tS,^^^.l'r,^i7C the Tower:,
I .8.^,T":.:."'";n'!f„'"^""»- ^»«o-Mhe Jester, f.on.,
I Lo^!';^;!^:;,].^; J"^") «-'"-s of R„|ph Er,kino,
' I— f "r;]j««"i;,,|J,f*V8^5 ,'■ '^''^"-•'er-Boy of
Win. Illust Phil, sSi ;«''''"'?; -;■ '^"'veileiirts
Trio. I||u,t pK a" s.' ' HT' " ' {''" K"glesmcro
of the Colonial T iiie^'of Pen , ' -im' '\ ^''"'""' ««™
of ilenry Ante,!. Modest n,"N7''',J^i'' j:}'" ''"'.' T'-ea
Cave to P;.lRee- ur -'hri •' f ■''■', '**8fi, 12mo, .^. From
1888, 12mo. """^ "f ""^ Amnlekites. Phihi.,
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die Tc'in|ilo lS7:i. 1. Priictieo nt Election.-', ami 1'™-
fi'ilurii in KIwition I'ctitioiis, Lon., ISHO, Svo. 2. Tlio
Manii'd Wunicn's I'n.pfrty Act, IS82, Lon., 1HS3. 3.
Tliu I'cililiu llcMilth Acta, IftS.'i, inclmlinK the Ilousing of
the \Vi)ikin;r t'liisseB Act, ISSj : with Notes, .kc, I.on.,
isst!, Svo. 1. The liociil (iovcrnnicnt Act, IHSS: with
IntriMJiicliun, Notes, anil Imlcx, Liin., ISMS, Svo.
Mhc.MiiIIcii, John. History »( CiiniiUii from its
Fii>t Msciivcrv, l,on., Isns, svo.
Miic.Miillvii, HisH Har\ A. Snutchoa of Song.
]!v liiii. St. I.oiiia. IS7J, I2mi).
'.MiicMiillcii, Itichnrd Tiirrill, l>. IHItn, in Sur-
rey. I. Down rhiinnol, from l.omlnn to the l.imd'.s Knil,
in"the" Leo," .te. Illust. I.on., ISOlt, I2me. 2, ilow
I cnme to sail iiloiio in a Nineteen Ton Yacht, Ijon.,
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Miu-.Miiiiii, thnrlcs Alexander, M.D., F.U.C.S.,
pnrgeon to tlie Wolveiliainptun Orphan Asylum. I.
Tlie Spei'troacope in .Medicine. Illust. Lon., ISSO, Svo.
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(Philosophical I'mnsiictions,) Lon., ISS", 4to.
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the Couimeiicement of the .Monarchy to the Hcign of
Alphonso 111.: com]iilod from Portugueae Ui.^tories,
Lon., Isss, Svo. (\ translation of the lirst .seven boAks
of llerculano's m.-'toria do Portugal.)
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and People's .Miinual : a Complete State and County Of-
ficial Register, Phila., IST'.I, 12rn(>. 2. The People's
Mnnual and ILiml-Iiook of Popular (iovcrnment : a
Comprelieni'ive View of the Legislative, E.\ecutive, and
Judicial Departments of the Oovernment of the United
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Jledical Companion and Nursery Adviser, Phila., 1871,
ISmo.
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Home, Ac, Lon,, ISliO, fp. Svo.
iMacnab, Frances. No Reply, Lon., 1888, or. Svo.
MacXab, John. Immunity from Consumption in
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of botany in the Royal (,'ollege of Science, Dublin.
IJotany : Outlines of the Morphology, Physiology, and
Classification of Plants, Lon., 1878, 18mo; Amer. ed.,
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MacNair, Major John Frederick Adolphus,
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Straits Settlements, &a,, 1872-84. Perak and the Malays :
'' Silrong and Kris." Illust. Lon., 1878, Svo: 2d ed.,
]S,S2.
" Most of the facts stated by our a\ithor are the result of
persoiml e.'iperience e.\tendiiig over several years." — .So(.
Jiei\, nW. 27.").
•' .Major McNair's work is full of interest, leaving no
side of his subject untouched,"— ,S/)cc(a(or, li. 216.
IMacNair, 11. F. Colours of the British Army,
Lon., 18011, 4to.
IMacnair, Robert. 1. Christian Baptism Spiritual,
not Ritual, Lon,, 1858, 12mo. 2. The Christian .Sabbath ;
or. Rest in Jesus, Lon., 1.S5S, 12mo. 3. The Decline of
Quakerism, Lon., 1860, 12mo.
iMacnnlly, Miss I.. The Pirates' Fort: n Tale of
the Sixteenth Century, Lon., 1854, p. Svo.
MacXally, Rev'. Thomas, LL.B., graduated at
Trinity College, Dublin, 1SI14; ordained 1866 ; has held
eiiraeiea in Ireland. The Apostolic Canons: the Canons
in (ireek, Latin, and English: with Notes, Lon., 1867,
.Svo.
Mncnamara, Charles Nottidge, F.R.C.S., b.
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Ophthalmic Hospital. 1. Lectures on Diseases of the
V.ye, Lon., Ks66, svo. 2. A Manual of the Diseases of
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History of Asiatic Cholera, Lon., lS76,"8vo. 5. Clinical
Lectures on Diseases of the Bonos and Joints. Illust.
Lon., 1878, Svo: 3d ed., 1887.
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Macnamarn, Frnncia Nottidne, .M.I>.. M.R.
C.S., retired surgeon-major of the Indian army ; late
professor in the Medical College, Calciilta. Cliniate and
.Meilical T.ipography in their Relation to the Disease.
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Macnuniarn, II. '1'. S. Tlie Christian Code:
Rules for the Cnnduct of Human Life, Lon., IS7S, p.
Svo.
.YlacManiara, Mm. .Miles II. 1. Prince Con-i
wind's Victory; or. The Fairy Bride of Croton Lake.
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ginia, in Wonls of One Syllable, N.York, I88S, sq. svo.
Maenaniara, Huwdon, professor of materia niel
ica, and e.x-presideiit. of the Royal College of Surgeon".
Ireliind. 1. (Ed.) .N'eligan's Medicines : their Uses luel
Mode of Administration ; 7tli ed,, Dublin, lsi!7, Svo. 2,
Introduction to the Study id' tlie British Pliarmacoiia'ia,
Lon., 188S, :!2ino.
Macnaninra, Walter Henry, b. IS51 ; enllel id
the bar at tlie Inner Temple 1 874 ; registrar to the rail-
way eoiiimissioners since 1S82. The Law of Curriers of
(loods and Passengers by Land, Ac., Lon., IsSS, r. Sm,
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Lon., 1S63, 12ino. 2. The Future ; or. Ten Years Hence :
a Lecture, Lon., 1867, Svo. 3. Coena Domini : un Estiiy
on the Lord's Siijiper, L(m., 1878, Svo.
Macnaught, W. K. Lacrosse, and how to pluv
it. lllu.st. Toronto, ISSII, 16mo.
MncNaughlon, John Ilngh, b. 1820, at Cale-
donia, N.Y. 1. Babble Brook Songs, Bost., IS64, 12iiio,
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2d ed.. illust., 1888.
Macnaughton, Rev. Samuel. 1. Joy in Je.'^us :
Brief Memorials of Bella Darling, Lon., Is76, ISino. 2.
The Gospel in Great Britiiin, from St. Patrick to .lolin
Kno.x and John Wesley, Lon., 1884, 12mo, 3. Doctrine
and Doubt; Christ the Centreof Christianity, Lon., l>sii,
p. Svo. 4. Real Religion and Real Life, Lon., 1SS6. p.
Svo.
MacXeal, M. The Faith, Lon., 1880, cr. Svo,
Macneece, Rev. U. J. Sermons preached in the
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MacNeile, Rev. Augustus Weston Jervis,
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1874; curate of Christ Church, St. Leonard's-iin-.-^Cii,
1883. Six Plain Sermons on the Love of God, I. on ,
ISSli, 12mo.
MacNeile, Very Rev. Hugh, [tmir, vol. ii„
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deanery of Ri]ion, which he resigned on account ut'
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I Cathedral, Chester, Lon., 1861, 12mo. 2, The lli.storiciil
j Veracity of the Pentateuch: a Sermon, Lon,, |S()3, Svo.
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Svo. 5. Reformation Truth ; Romanism and Protes-
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j MadVeill, Archibald, W.S., member of the ,So-
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1795-1883, was appointed assistant envoy at the court of
Persia in 1831 ; became envoy extraordinary and luin-
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Macon, J. A. Undo (Jabe Tunkor • ,.r li„(i .•
ff£, IS,:.":,;""""" "■'»"•'■ "'- i--"'S:"i..";
A.lo|,tivo Kite: .Maniml .,r Instruetiim n H,„ " .
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>..ns o„^tl.e Prayer.Book. fo,- U„H,i,;,, i„',; -„ - ^- '
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■ ; ■ II as we L-ai ler fr,« tl.Pnrlf '"-"'"•'' ""'I its autlior.
stiinulate.1 by some dei>m at^rv/'''^'''' "'," I""'"""'!"" wai
«ininMissjfnrti,ilnyin,,?.( ^ remarks on .\,rs. Jame-
Kratiturte to Miss Ma'trnea. "fo??!':!,?''^'' 'Y\^i'>'-'\ " «'-'"ain
■'lacpherson, John.iMD M n r « i, 10,, .
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Macpherson, nrv. John. M A 1 ti,.. i if
Ubours of lJ,„„.an Matheson " „, 1S7| „ h " .^ ?,"■*
1^..':^^;./;;; p''^r^V' n't'''",'''' '"''■' ^"^''
KnowlcJKO' with \',.L ';- ; „'; ""''^""' "f .'<nvin){
".i;i«e,i j;,itio^:,.^'.',;:;;;^"i J:-';;,: J^7 'I- i.a..t
skK,!';^^^,,^:''-' '"•;' '^'•''"••"'' i^- "■.
ul-Tarlans. «v CI ,.,.n ;?."'; » "'.'"'"Urcl Plates
in mS:;^^-^"--. Mi«,«raa,.ate..
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I'rivy Council 1„ 1, p , ■ ' ^''e ' ractiee of tbe
^ Knock, l,o„ .'is";"','2m!, ' '^''''"'"""^ "-"J Miraelos at
1 Macquccn, John rrniior r ■ , •■
. .^.^.ioo ^^!^;;i:; ,,;;;.!i^;;^:' «^ ■• -< ^-e words
'«'"ry of a F.cnc.|, JlJrriaKe Ion K«9 B;K">'"ng: a
i"* I'eople By tL' Ai^/; ' ^''""l'^^''''"-''. '""1 son.e of
]-on., 18*63 ;Udsp8vcT ,"/ i'^.-"'"^ Beginning,-
2 vols.er. 8;o Anon kL i \f'" '^''""•' I^""'- 1««^,
I'n.tmtion, 1^„ ,'"•- V. I ' 'f "• ■•• ^•■■''""^I^Oden-s'
CharloH„ 'u1JL:,"'J V'}^:1': ^">' ""V ed., 1878. 5.
Charlotte liurney ,'n Vsfi-% ",• "''"' "'- '"8- *•
'■nder the ti,rofAl\;' «;',;,, Vl'' ''• '''",.' ""' <>''■.
Wild as a JIawk Ion isfir' V '''''''■'*■ «•
• I"tty, U„., ,871, 2 vol.. 'p. 8vo; n"; ed!:
Wild
1874.
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a character or a sceii ■ «l,i,'h h '' ".'"' ""-'re is scarcely
eluinfff than as ," work a rs' hand """/?",'. '""'''-' "» " '•'^-
8. Kookstone= a ^^n eHIon ?S7 ' '"''■' """'"• •'=^-
«na Wells o K . e ' Lo„ ' , 8„n ' , ,"■ ?; , ^'"^ «"">«
i^" inland r wi' h :'l iJ":/l'"",''' r.'"«" »f"">e Brit:
f'nudsto.heYearlS?: Lon IsrT/"''" "'" '^"^"««'
*• H«h, Contrex«vill„ Lh .k' t?"'" *r'' "*" »'*•• '8^4.
I-on., 1886, p 8^0 • "■* ^""«-Sulphated Waters,
I«7B. II). Miriam'^ \ ...' ' '^^' P- ***'o; new ed.,
8>-o- II Mv R,Zl T '\^l' '^"n- l.'<74, H vols, or
the Poeti,!f,r:!,Hi'i','eTZ"^;rnih,'i"} "^"-;y*''" "-^ »■«" "•^to
lies and scenerv . f7b""lm, rv \''T'"''^ '" ""^ mMqui-
Her houk i,, intended to ),"f- i"-" '""* Pi^ssed Ibroui-h
towns best wortli^'l.^,'/i^^.VlJ^7-^-CM. a .uije to t^.e
ed ''is^rr -.r^-r" '^Prti ^'^^^-^ --
stories, Un., 87S' er Svo n!!* ^''lo^^"' "■"» ""'^r
By the Sea, Lon. S76 12mo T«"'tJ*1''' '^'""- '5-
other Stories, Lon., 1876 Svnu ^'"' 1'"'* Rose, and
> on., i»76, 3 vols.; new ed., 1880, I vol.
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12mo. 17. Pnrln nariigh : ii VorkKhIro Story, l.on., 1S77,
;i vols, |). Hvii. l.s, 'riMim)5li Hiitliiliy. Illiii<lriilfil liy
Thoiiiua R. Muoquuiil. Vol. i., Siiutli Ilritliiiiy. Loii.,
1H77.
" There Ik too miieli of tlu' piiNte-Kinlsrlssors plcnu lit In
tllB liDiik.— lull iiiuiiy 1(111),' wlMili'il ii'uc'iiils, L'Xlraclii Irniii
FrolnNiirt, i\nil Hrulim luilliul.-. Wliii. wv riin\r lo Mrs.
Miic.iutilirH own iibsc'rviilitiiis, ifrntttTw Iniiirovu urt'iilly." —
.S(i/. A'M'., xliv. l;!li.
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Hvo. ^11. Ill tlui Swuot .S|irin(?-Tiiiio ; a Love-Stury,
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Tiilo.-<, I,iin., IssI, ,1 voU, p, Hvo, 2-', Hui-idB tliu Hivcr :
a. Tiile, 1,(111., ISHl, ;) vols. or. Hvo. 2.1. In tho Apli'iiiic.-'.
lUiii'triiteil by T. U. .MiUMiuoid. him., KS^l, "n. Kiiim.
21, A Viiitliful Lover, l,oii„ 1SS2, .1 vols, p. ."^o. 25.
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OlivcK, hon., IHS.'i, ;i vols, cr, 8vo, 2S, At the lied (llove,
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" The most perfeet and enjoyable of all Mrs. >Iae(iuoid'H
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2(1. Joi Wenlworth. Illust, I.on., ISSfl, p. Hvo. ;ilt.
liitlle Vagabond : and Checeo : a Tale of l'erii);iii, l.on.,
IHSli, 12ui.i. ;;i. .>^ir .huiies Appleby, Hart., I.on., IH8H,
3 vol.1, cr. Svo. H2. .\ Strange Company. Illust. I.on.,
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Glories, Lon., 1H,S7, p. Svo. HU. Thu ^tory of Ives:, a
Dreton Legend, (" ,Iubiloc" .Ser.,) Lon., 1887, 12mo, ;17.
I'ulV. Illust. Lon., IHHS, ltd.
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nnd I.e;!oni.- from Normandy, Ac. Illust. Lon., 1H7H,
ji. Svo.
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iUflcrilu, C. C. Historical Sketch of Theism, Lon.,
1879, Svo.
Macrae, C. D. Practice of Insolvency in Protec-
tion, Lon., IHoO, I2ino.
Macrae, David. 1. (Jeorgj Harrington, (JIasgow,
186H, 12ino. 2. Dunvarlicli ; o; , Hound about the liueh,
Glasgow, 18115, IHuio. .S. Little Fritz, and other Stories,
Edin., 1H6U, 12iiio. 4. Life of Napoleon III., tilasgow,
1S70, 12ino; new ed., 1871. 5. Amerieans at Home:
I'en-and-Ink Sketches, Edin., 1H7I), 2 vols. p. Hvo; new
ed., 1H7 1. 6. At Home nnd Aliroad ; Sketches and Ulean-
ing9, (ilasgow, IS70, p. Svo. 7. Amongst tho Darkies,
nnd other Papers, Lon., 1877, 12uio. 8. Fagots for the
Christmas Fire, Lon., IH77, 12iuo.
Macrae, J. The Scripture Law of Marriage as re-
gards Prohibited Degrees, I.on., 18B1, Svo.
Macray, Itev. William Uiiiiii, .M.A., F.S.A.,
assistant in tho Bodleian Library IHIO; graduated at
Magdalen College, Oxford, 1H4H; ordained 1H50; chap-
lain of New College 185()-H0, and of .Magdalen College
lHr)(i-70; rector of Ducklington w Ilanlwiok since IH7II.
He has contributed o Archeeologia, Ac, and is edi-
tor of tho "Anccdota. Bodloiaiia." 1. Catalogue of
tho Library at Bicton House, Devon, Oxf., 1850, 4to.
Printed for private use. 2. (Ed.) Clironieon Abbatiuo
Eveshauiensis, Auotoribus Dominioo I'riore EveahainiiE
et Thoina de jMarlebergc Abbale, a Fundatione ad Annum
1213, una cum Continuationo ad Annum 1418, (Record
Office Pub.,) Lon., 1H6.S, Hvo. 3. Inde.x to the Catalogue
of the Ashmolean iMSS. in the Bodleian Library, Oxf.,
1H07, 4lo. 4. Annals of the Bodleian Library, O.\ford,
A.D. 15'.IH-A.D. lSt)7 : with a Preliminary Notice of tho
Earlier Library founded in tho Fourteenth Century,
Lon., Oxf., nnd Cambridge, IHfiS, Hvo.
" Nlr. Mncrny has from his ofliolal position enjoyed ex-
ceptional advantages for the execution of his deslKM, and
he htts carried It through in an exact, conscientious, mid
painstaking spirit. ... A more Imaginative writer niiglit
have thrown a glow of romance over the theme."— .Sa<.
KeV; xxvi. 133,
6. (Ed.) Letters and Papers of P. Ruthven, Earl of
Forth and' Brentford, and of his Faniilv. 16!5-!fi22.
(Roxburghe Club Pub..) Lon., ISfiS, 4to. 6. Calen-
dar of the Clarendon State Papers in tho Bodleian Li-
brary: vols. ii. and iii., Oxf., IH69-76, Hvo. 7. (Ed.)
Correspondence of Col. Nathaniel Ilooke, Agent from the
lOfiO
Court of Franco to the Scottish .laoobitcs in 1703-lrii7,
(Itoxbiirghe Club l'ub.,i l.on., |H7(I-7I,2 vols. 4to. S,
(Kd.) The History ot lisild the Second: a Narrative,
in Verse, of Ihc Divorce of (iuccn Kallia>'inu of Arni-
gon, (Uoxbiirglie (;iul) Pub.,) l.on.. IH75, i. II. (I'M.i
A Short View nfllie Slateof Ireland. W.itlcn in lilo,'.,
bv Sir .fohn Hariinglon, Kiit., iiiid now llrst edilcl,
(All lota Hoillciana, No. 1.) OxC, IsTU, Hvo. Id.
(Ed.) Vox Vulgi : a Pociii. Ily (i ge Willicr.
(Anccdota llodleiiiiia. No. 2.i Oxf., IHHii, Hvo. II
(Ed.) The llcauiiioiit Paper.-, i Itoxbuiglic Club Piili..j
IHMl,4lo. 12, (Ed. I The Pi|({rimagc to I'lirnas-iis : Willi
Two Parts of the Keliirn from pHrnassiis: Three Come
dies purroriued in St. .lolin's College, Caniliridgo. ,\.|i.
.MDXCVII.-MIirl,, (Ixf., IHSrt, Hvo. 13. (Kd.) Chioi,
icics of the Aiiuieiit Abbey of Hiiniscy : from llio Cliiir-
t.ilary of that Abbey in the Piililic Hceoid (lllirc,
(Record Olliee Pub.,) I.on., IHHii, Hvo. II. (Ed.) Cliii
enddii's History of the Hebellion and ('ivil Wars in
England : from a Fresh Collation o tlic Original .MS, ;
with .Marginal Dates and Occasional Notes, Uxf, IH^S,
II vols. cr. Hvo.
.Mucrcady, Catherine FraiiccN liirch, Ih:;,i
IHCili, daughter of W. C. .Macrcady, iii/rii. 1. Louvc.i
from Iho Olive Mount: Poems, Lon., iHfil), fp. Hvo. 2.
Cowl and Cap; or. The Rival Churches: Poems, Lon,,
I8fi5, 12I110. 3. Dcvolidhul Lays. Lon., ISlis, 12mo.
" Very tciidcrand beautiriil poems."— 8m W, K, I'ol.Loi K :
ap. MdrrC'Uli/'n Jit'minisrenirH, Amcr. ed,, p, 323, note.
Maeready, .Mi\jor Edward Nevil, I7'.»H-Is|^,
brother of W, C. .Miicready, in/ra ; h, at liirminglitiii! :
entered the army IHI I ; served at Waterloo, in Iinlci,
and in the Ionian Islands. Suwarrow and his LastCuio-
paign ; Sketches, Lon., IH.'il, p. Hvo.
Macrcady, M'illiam (iiarlCH, 1793.1873, son of
William .Maeready, (oi./i. vol. ii.;) b. in London; eda-
ciiled at Harrow ; made his first appearance on th'; stii;,'e
at liinningham IHll), and in London IHll); became, alier
tho death of Keaii, the first tragedian of bis day, <\\A
both as actor and manager distinguislied himself by 'is
elVorts to elevate tho character of tho tlieatre ; retitcl
from the stage in 1851. Reminiscences and Selection-
from his Diaries and Letters. Edited by Sir [Wiliiiim |
Frederick Pollock, Bart., one of his Executors, Lmi.,
1875, 2 vols. p. Hvo ; new ed., 1H7(!, 1 vol.
" 'file record of Macready's struggles, as recorded by bini
In these ' Homlni.scences,' is lull of Interest, bolli as re
eards the man and the great art to which he dedicated liis
; life. . . . .\s a careful and for the most part a just estiiiiaic
(if the stage during a very brilliant iKTlod, the uttiacli.ni
(if these volumes can scarcely be surpassed. Ueadei-s iil-o
who have no special interest in theatrical inalters.liuiwlio
enjoy niiscclluneiiiis gossip, will be allured from page lo
page, attracted liy ftimiliar names and l)>^obscrvali,>ll^
; upon popular actors and authors. "—.'^7(Cl'(ll^.V, xlviii, M2.
"Tills liook has not merely a dramatie but a geiicml
Interest; it not only vividly relates old expericiicis, ii
i enforces niueli vaiiialile teaching. . . . Tlicrc is iiolliiiitj
omitted that a reader has a right to look lor in such ii
record, as regards tlie history ot the stage and the hoiiie-
life of tlic actor."— .l(/i., No. 2174.
"Few more interesting or iiistructlve autobiographies
have been published,"— .svi(. liet\, xxxix. ITii.
" It is in giving us a great actors character, as well iisDu:
story of a career,— and giving that character liniily. deli-
iiitely, fully,— that the main interest of the book will he
found to coiisi.st,"— F. Wkii.moiie: Acad., vil, :«t.
.Macltitcliie, David. (Ed.) Accounts of tlieiiv|i-
sics of India. .Maps and Illust. Lon., 18H6, p. Svo,
MacRitchie, Margaret Scott. 1. By tho Si I
Sea Waves, nnd Priscilla's Summer Cliange, l.on., ISs",
p. Hvo. 2. By the Sea of (talilee: a Poem. Illust.
l.on., ISHI, sq. Kiino. 3. Water., of (Juietness: Daily
Messages for Invalids, Lon., IHHI, IHmo. 4. Cliiek; or,
1 Yet there is Room, l.on., 1H83, IHuio. 5. Poppy: a
i Story in Twelve Chapters, Lon., IHH3, IHmo. Ii. 'liiil
j Dave; or, What wilt Thou have me to do? lllii-i.
I I.on., 1883, 12mo. 7. Christie's Gift, and otlier Storiis
I Lon., 18H4, ISmo. 8. Drift Leaves, l.on., 1884, ISani.
I Macrory, Edmund. A Few Notes on the Ti laplo
Organ, Lon., IS6I, sq. Hvo; new ed., 1875.
I "MiicRory, Rev. Rory," (Pseud.) See Lkks,
; J.\MK» C.tMKKON, eu/ini.
Macrum, James M. The New Piano: a Lyric
Poem, Pittsburg, Pa., 1871, sq. I6mo.
I MacSherry, Howard. Chums : a Siiiiriial
! Sketch. .!er.-.t:y City. N..I.. 1M7S, 12»io.
I MacSherry, Richard, M.D., [miie, vol. ii.. lohl,]
! 1817-1885, b. at Martinsburg, W. Va. ; gradiKited in
medicine at the University of Pennsylvania 1841 : serveii
as surgeon in tho army and in tho navy, and in It^Sl
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Macrl/., liouiite. Now M.'tli.Ml L.r the. Mu.lj
En«lisli l.iloriiloro, flilc, IHTll, I2iim; Key, IM8:i, 12in.).
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IHflS; hoUl several Koiimn CatlLilu' ],aHtorate« 111 .Mu'li-
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LilV of Rev. Chiirlos Norinokx ; with a. Chii|itor on llie
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nt Trinity College, Dublin; betaiM'' mini.-ler ot tlie
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12. Disestablishment and Disendowment ; an Address,
l.on., 1885, Svo. 13. Serinoos, ("Contemporary Pulpit
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Mageiiis, Lady Louisa Anne, b. is:l7; daugh-
ter of the third Earl of liihoore; married to It. H.
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Massimo d'Azeglio. l.on., 1S80. 2 vols. er. Svo.
iUaggs, J. Hound Europe with the Crowd, l.on.,
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(luernsey ; graduated, first .da
lege,0.\l'ord, IstSil; Fellow of tjueen's College I
since then provost; ordained isdi'
Kingston-Lisle since 1SS7
Magill, .■«i8S Mary Tucker, b. 1832, in Jefferson
::o., Va. ; was educated partly at the University of Vir-
ginia, whore her father was a mo.lieal professor. She
has contributed to j.mrnals an.l periodicals. 1. The
Ilolcombes : a Story of Virginia Home- Life, I'liila., 1S68,
12mo. 2. Women ; or, Chronicles of the Late War,
I'hila., 1H71, 12mo. 3. History of Virginia, for Schools,
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JMagnay, Uev. Claude. 1. The Rest : an Epi-
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Reginald Graeme; or, Visible and Invisible, Lon., 1850,
12too. ,i. Eoolbion, Taste, Old Paths, and iimm- Poems,
Lon,, 1853, l2ino, 4. Poems, Lon., 1863, ll'ni.i. .'). Ser-
uious. Practical an 1 Suggestive, Lon., 1855, 12m. 1.
Magner, D. The Art of Training and Edu.ating
the Horse. It. tile Creek. Mich.. I8SB. Svo.
MagnU!«, Katie, Lady, .laughter ot E. Emanuel;
|h::.i. in
Lit. Hum., at Ori'l Col-
«l)-7S,and
vicar <tf Spftrshtilt ir
1. The Fall of the Rii.ublio
of Venice, (Stanhope Vrhe V.miy,) Lon., ISliO, Si ,. 2.
A Plea for the Stu.ly of Theology in the University ..I
O.xf.ir.l, 1,011., ISOS, Svo. 3. (Ed.) Sele.'tions fr.ini the
i oigiiniin of Aristotle, Lon., ISlis, |2ni.i; new ed., 1S7T.
1 4. Tw.i Papers on Pniversity Ri'Lirui, ISTIi.
nia.^rilder, A. C Maryland Court .if Appeals
' Reports, vols, i., ii., (IS,M-52,) Halt., Is52, 2 v..ls. Svo.
i Magruder, Allan B. I. The liible l)elen.|..| an.l
1 Atheism Kebuke.l : a Ke|)ly to R. U. Ingeisoll's l.c,■lu^c^
N. York, Issl. 12ino. 2. John .Marshall, C'Americiin
Statesmen" Ser.,) Host., ISSo, Kluio.
' Magrudl-r, II. II. Sketches of the Last Year ..f
j the ,Me.\i.'an Empire, l.on., IsC.S, Svo.
Mugruder, .Miss Julia, b. 18,)4. in Charlotte-villi',
Va., niece id (icii. J. H. .Magru.ler. I. Across the
Chasm, N. York, ISS.i, Iftin.i. An.m. 2. At Anchor,
Phila.. 1SS7. :i. A MagniHcent Plebeian, ISS7, llimo.
IMagnire, Adelaide A. Liiisie's Secret. Illii^i.
Lon., 1S71, SI), llimo.
IMaguire, U. Tho Art of .Massage; 4th ed., enl.,
Edin., IKS,-, p. Svo.
iMaguire, Edward. The Attack and Defence ..I
Coast- F.irtifieations, N. York, 1S84, Svo.
Mnguire, J. Alastor: an Irish Story of T" Hay.
Loll ISSS, p. Svo.
iHtiguire, James CJ. Ireland and the Pup.'; a
liri. I History of Papal Intrigues against Irish Libiriy,
from Adrian IV. to Leo XIII., San Fran., 1S88, Sv...
Maguire, John Francis, M.P., ["'"'• '"' "■-
add.,] lSla-1872, was ,M.P, for Dungar.an from \>*^2
to 1811.), w en he was returned by his nat.ve city ol Cork.
He was several times mayor of Cork, and was pi.iprietur
and e.lilor for many years of the Cork E.\aniiner. 1.
Father .Mathow ; a Biography, Lon., 1S63, p, Smi. «.
The Irish in America, Lon.. 1S67, p. Svo.
Though there is tJio mu.li in i.t of the ml mptaii.dim, as
IIIWItf^K I.IIVIIJ 1.^ l<fVf lint .V... ~ .- --1 i\. .
as If .Mr. Magiiire was alrca.ly bidding for place un.l.v tne
new Irish Repiiblie, yet we are bound to a.1.1 llml He' "."'i'
contains a great ileal which It is worth the «lnl.' ..I Mifc'-
llshineii t.) .study an.l remember."— .Si(. mi., .''•tv- ■<--
3. The Next (ieneration, [a novel,] Lon., 1871. '. vols.
p. Svo. 4. V.iung Prince .Marigold, and other I'aivy-
Stories. lllust. Lon., IS73, I2iuo.
Maguire, .Hr». John Francis. Beauty ami the
I Beast: a Play, lllust. Lon., 1878, l2mo,
' Maguire, Bev. Kobert,D.D., [.'"('■, vol.11..
lb. 1821!, in Dublin; graduateil with honors at limity
■College, Dublin, IS47: ordaiue.i 18411; vicar u! Clcrken-
of St, Olave;,
i.hl..
married to Sir Philip Magnus, infra, IS70. 1. About well 18o7-75, and since then rector -.
the Jew 4nce liible Times, Lon., 1881, p. Svo. 2. Out- .Southwark. I. History of the Early Iri...h ( Imrcn,
lines of, -wish History from B.C. 586 to C.E. 1885, Lon., Lon., 1854. 2. (Trans.) The AbbC' ".nbonlc
1886, 12ino; 2d ed., 1888. ' "" '""''■
1062
Lon., IS55. 3. One Hun.lred Defect? .f the M:
1 K.iine,
■', l.on ,
MAC}
IS5II. I. John lliiin|,t„n', Horn., I,„r, Hn ii„ .
i-:xi>...i.i..n,;'i!,„. • '; '•,.l""' r^'-:: «' ",', ^^-■"\-
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•>la«iiirp, Thonitt^, |,t,.u., ,|. is.sii, „rof,.s-o,. „f , '''• ■'''" """"> "' M'm „ v.,,
n., I87U, 8vo. ,). I,o„mre. „„ l.|,il„,„,,hy, l„„.\Zl' l''"^'-' "-''I "thcr-.] l|l,.„. ,;„„
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'i"ii' iiio priiiiins nr,;.;,;,,'';''' '''''■';' '"'I'll ti.,.i,ii.i.
hart,, ,-. Svi, \^''iu:r'\ '"'Z- '"."■'->*«■ >' vols., in I:'
^Iho ■NuiionM,"! |,i„|. ,|,ss7 „ s.-, ',■',, '\"^^}"<y"(
... ...lit V11.11.11M1, ijiiii.,
l>*. Ski.tohe.< liiiiu ft T.iiir
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i:::n:\^;;S'i^S-rr.,sr;^:;;
Of </.i.u;i;!a^,?;.^'''"«'j;;!h i,, the mghwaysani, ,,j.„ay,
llielKMiu-lir..,,!- he «,iHj,'tf''Vi, "."?'^' '■'''''■' ''^
l""«li|.,| „,„1 why Ihev w.'.i r 1, HL''m "'' .''"''^.'' • "''y ""'y
mill (here
I>iiulrine of tho IIilMht f ic. \- .• . . '■''I'hiiiiwl : the
"n I«li..,|,i,.,„,v I 'L,' '"■':■"*' American War: with
' "iHMii til,, v.ilunie \vi,„ i« iir\ V"^' "", "'."■"ctlve uiy.slury
"ir of the l'...Mi|.ntSe.i,.r.' "5.''"" '■'•''''''" 'liu
'■liHiullcr. the his orian 1 a .r,?i, ''^r"-. ■^''-"^'*'«- ■■^mmuT,
while our war V, I'V. ,iK 1 " ;,?":.\ "«""»' McKowt.l
th.ini Miiviee about tlu' m, V.,' f ,\Vw '','"""""">■ «'^1">J
with riiptur,,,,. enthi..sla.;i"'''llV;,..';/J;i';'.'l™»- • ■ """'■'3
9.'Aut^:;;;.;;"'t;oiie^;:''r't' ¥°-'''''' •2"-'-
I'"n.,^-^82,p..sV7'l) AP ." ', »'"■"'' ""'' Spii-i'""!.
Lon'anil n' Vork, .S^i'^o'^ .'oT'l' '"^''''"'"'''■'"''''y'
" Perhana 11,.. ■.,.,..1 ' . ■ "^''i'
"■'"=' sS'SSSa-f ass. a -
/,
, ''"""iiy discursive, ihei;;;;,;;;;;''.^'':''!:;';'''''''^" «>•'•• <^--
'"Miration of the ^i-^^^^l^!:^ l^Hi'^^i^l^S.^tj^
-^i- ££R'4!;;»,|-k^^^ .Which come properly
illiiMiatim, ,1" , 'Ja,*;'"' ""' "'e-xiiet statenu.nt, nap
«*vukeiith, im ar^V, rr.HwW'^'l™ ,"■■« S'lo.l neither to
*^"'.m:v (.■i,i,v,,s : Ilea,/ xi' "0 ''"'''''""" "» I'is way."-
Euriniilo. wX^"' "• C-; . Je.b, Esq., 1876, 8vo. "^ii.
I'Oii. 18711 S„,o?,"' /,'.'.""■* ""■ ^"«"»'' Reader.,")
"atim-. U, H80 2 v:^ '"'u'^ of Classical «reek Lit-
-■'-'-ls\;«^4M:i,^--.,^,^;-^,>-3._,,^_,_^^
'■' .."jMaTMUK;"'.'"' "'K!;;:';?!;;^;,'";^'-.-'- i""i"™pi.y
KU;.h a spirit of ah, ou ..... ,u„•^";•"' 'r l'",^''"''-d by
."iilllcicnt faith in the lutl.r'lii' •'''''''>' "'"'. ^^''tli
have ittlc further din It res™.,.?^^.^^^^^ ""' '■'•''"'^■'' "■'"
that have hitherto vexed m... Vila, '''■'■l'^;''t„Problenis
xxxvili. ;!i!3. i.^.'it.i speculative minds."— A'otion,
i 1.'<«.VI)7, ,Sv7 ' '^"'^"""'^n' Fortifications, N. York,
! Wafif;''L";/t'i;e^frenci;"„";'!, ""b I""', "' '"--'"■-
I York n„d Lon., 188.^ Sv„. •"■""''• f""'^'- N.
iDf,;!
MAH
MAI
Mahaii, Kev. Milo, D.D., 1819-1870, b. at Suffolk,
Va. ; brother of D. H. Mabiin, «iy)rn ; took orders in
tbe Protcstnnt Eiiisfopiil Church in 1845; was professor
of ooolesiastienl history in the (Jcneral Theological Sein-
iniiry. New York, in 18.iT-t!4, unci from tlie latter year
till his dciith rector of St. Paul's Church, Haltimoro. 1.
A Church History of the First Throe Centuries, N. York,
18011, 12mo; new eJ., enl., entitled "A Church History of
the First Seven Centuries," 1872, 8vo. 2. I'alinoni ; or,
The Numerals of Scripture a Proof of Inspiration, N.
York, 186;i, 12mo. :i. The Spiritual Point of View ; or,
The (ilass Keversoil: an Answer to liishn|) Colenso, N.
York, 186:), 12mo. 1. The Comedy of Canonization : in
Four Scenes, X. York, 1SB8. Anon. J. Collected Works:
with liricf Memoir by J. H. Hopkins, N. York, 1872-75,
3 vols. 12mo.
Mahcr, WiHiam H. I. On tho Road to Uiches:
Hints lor Clerks and Young liusiness-Men, Chic, 1876,
12mo. 2. \ Man of Samples: Something about the
Men ho met on the Uoad, Toledo, 0., 1887, 12mo.
Malioil, Captain, (" Magenta," pseud.) 1. The
Handy Horse liuok ; or. Practical Instructions in
Driving, Riding, and the General Care and Manage-
ment of Horses. By a Cavalry Olficer. Edin. and
Lon., 1805, S^o. \non. 6th ed., 1S71. 2. Tho Treat-
ment of our Domesticated Dogs, Edin. and Lon., 1868,
8vo. f
Mai ' jy, .>lBrtiii Francis. 1. Cheap John's
Auction: a Narrative in Three Parts. By Matthew
Stradling. 4th ed., Lon., 1S71, 12mo; 7th ed., 1372.
2. The Irish liar Sinister. By Matthew Stradling. New
ed., liOn., 1872, 12mo. 3. AChroniele of the Fermor's:
Horace Walpole in Love, Lon., 1S73, 2 vols. p. 8vo.
■' Mr, Mahoiicy has taken a set of incidents out of Horace
Walpole's letters, which are the main source of his inspi-
ratioi and has strung tliem together with threads
of dialogue, narrative, anil retlcctioii on his own part, so
as to make them into a kind ot romance."— 6'a<. Hei:,
x.xxvii. 313.
4. Jerpoint: an Ungarnishcd Story of the Time,
Lon., 1875, 3 vols. p. 8vo. 5. A Westminster Night's
Dre.am, Lon., 1877, 12mo.
Alahouey, O'Brien. 1. Treatise on Epidemic
Cholera, Lon., 1.H53, 12mo. 2. The Presence of Organic
Matter in Potable Water; 2d ed., Lon., 1870, p. 8vo.
Mahoney, S. O. On the Study of Modern Lan-
guages in Public Schools, Lon., 1853, 8vo.
Mahony, U. A. The Prisoner of State, N. York,
1863, 12mo.
Maliony, F. McU. (Trans.) Ravignan's Last
Retreat; from the French of La CroLt de Ravignan,
Lon., 1884, 8vo.
Maidinent, James, [unte, vol. ii., add.,] d, 1879.
He was born in London, but resided from an early age
in Edinburgh, where ho was a member of the Faculty
of Advocates, and well known as a genealogist and an-
tiquary. 1. Guisachan : a Legend of St. Marjory, 1859,
Svo. Anon. 2. (Ed.) Scottish Ballads and Songs:
Historical, Ac, Edin., 1868, 2 vols. p. 8vo. 3. (Ed.) A
Packet of Pestilent Pasquils, Edin., 1869, Svo. Pri-
vately printed. 4. Some Account of the Nature and
Constitution of the Ancient Church of Scotland, Lon.,
1884. Re-edited by Rev. Edward James Jones, Lon.,
1886. 5. (Ed.) The Court of Sessions (Jarland : with
All the Supplements, Edin., 1887, 8vo. With Logan, W.
H., (ed.) Dramatists of the Restoration, Lon., 1872-79,
14 vols. p. 8vo. (The works comprised are those of Sir
Aston Cokain, 1 vcd.; John Crowne, 4 vols.; Sir William
Davenant, 5 vols.; John Wilson, 1 vol.; John Lacy,
1 vol. ; Shakerley Maruiion, 1 vol. ; and John Tatham,
1 vol.)
iHuier, Julius. 1. (Trans.) The Modern Applica-
tions of Electricity, by E. Hospitalicr. Illust. Lon.,
1882, 2 vols. 8vo. 2. .Arc and Glow Lamps: a I'ractical
Hand-Book on Electric Lighting. Illust. N. York,
18.86, Svo.
Naillard, Mrs. Annette Marie, [ante, vol. ii.,
add.] 1. Gil Talbot ; or. Woman's Mana-uvres, l-on.,
1857, 3 vols. p. Svo. 2. Loving and Being Loved, Lon.,
1861,2 vols. p. Svo. 3. When Other Lips: a Novel,
Lon., 1879, 3 vols. cr. Svo.
Mailler, J. W. Philosophy of the Bible, Lon.,
1857, p. Svo.
Main, David M., d. 18S8, net. 41 ; son of a Scottish
janker; was intended for a oorainercial career, but do-
voted himself to literary jjursuits. His only original
]>ublication consists of two sonnets printed in Mr.
Sluirp's collection. The principal work of his life was
1064
the compiling and editing of the Treasury of Engli-li
Sonnets, in preparing which he examined personally tin.
original and each successive form of each sonnet in onli r
to insure the purity of the text and to take arccuni
of all variations. 1. A Treasury of English SoniKi-.
Edited from the Original Sources: with Notes and II
lustrations. Manchester, 1879, Svo and 4to; 2ded., l.on.,
1881).
"This is a very line (Mjllectlon of Knglish sonnets, iiinl.
as far as we know, omits mine whii'h would lif unquiv--
tionably rcnardud by all ijciocl critics as of llio llisl rank in
power and beauty. . . . Whatever errors there may he in
the lioiik are, we think, lather errors of criticism, to li.
found in the nulcs, tliaii errors (pfjiidgmeiit in theoriniu:il
work (if selection ; liut even the notes arc always int'unn
ing ai\i| throw real light on the subject of the soniiels."-
fpi'Clulur, llii. U'J.
2. (Ed.) Three Hundred English Sonnets, Edin. anil
Lon., 1884, l2mo.
.Main, Dyson. Avonsidc: a Poem, Lon., Is.'.l.
18mo.
Main, Mrs. Elizalieth, daughter of Sir St. y'ui
cent Hawkins Witshed, Bart.; married in 1S7S to Cul.
Frederick Gustavus Burnaby, Kiijirn, and afterwards Im
Main. 1. The High Alps in Winter; or, Moun-
taineering in Search of Health. Illust. Lon., 1883.
cr. Svo.
"'The High Alps in Winter' is written to prove two
things,— that the air of the mountains is a cine for c.ii-
snmption, and that nnmntaineering may be as ea.sily iupI
safely manaiied in the wilder ax in the summer mornii.^.
. . . It i--, indeed, ililiienlt not to be convinced by stori, ,
of courage, endurance, and sound .sense in danger. >h
pleiuianlly and unallectedly narrated, especially when tlic
narrator is a lady."— .S;itc(a(or, Ivil. I'.i.
2. High Life and Towers of Silence. Illust. Lon ,
1886, p. Svo.
"A vcrv good specimen of the light kind of Alpine liter-
ature, fre'.sh, unallected, and straighttbrward."— .Snt. ii'i r,
Ixii. 8;i3.
Main, Philip Thomas, M.A., son of Rev. Robert
Main, iti/ra ; graduated at St. John's College, Ciini-
bridge, 1862, and elected Fellow. Introduction to Pliui-
Astronomy, Lon., 1S65; new ed., 1808, Svo.
Main, Uev. Kobert, M.A., F.K.S., F.R.A.S.,
1808-1878, graduated at Queen's College, Canibriilgc.
1834: first assistant at the Royal Observatory, Green-
wich, 1845-60, and from then Radcliffe observer at (l.\-
ford. 1. Rudimentary Astronomy, Lon., 1852, 12niu;
3d ed., edited by AVilliain Tbynne Lynn, lst*2. 2.
Twelve Sermons preached at St. Mary's Church, Green-
wich, Lon., 1860, fp. Svo. 3. Practical and Spherical
Astronomy, Lon., 1S63, Svo.
Main, Thomas J., and Brown, T. 1. Trcntis.
on the Marine Steain-Kngine, Lon., 1857, Svo; 5th ed ,
1865. 2. On the Indicator and Dynamometer, l.oii..
1857, Svo.
Maine, E. S. 1. Annie: "An Excellent Pcrsiai.'
Lon., 1872, p. Svo. 2. Marchmont of Rcdlands. Lon.,
1872, 2 vols. p. Svo. 3. Scarscliff Rocks, Lcm., 187.^, 3
vols. p. Svo. 4. Angus Gray, Lon., 1S7.., 3 vols. or. Sv(i.
Maine, Sir Henry James Sumner, K.C.8.I.,
D.C.L., LL.D., F.R.S., 182'2-1S88, educated at Pem-
broke College, Oxford, where his career was an c.\('c|i-
tionally brilliant one. Ho graduated in 1844 with tin-
highest honors, and, no Fellowship being vacant at I'ciii-
broke College, acocptld a tutorship at Trinity Hall. In
1S47 ho was elected Regius professor of civil law iii
Cambridge University. In 1850 he was called I'l the
bar, and in 1S54 ho resigned his chair at Cambridge to
become reader on jurisprudence at the Middle Tiiii|iie.
In 1862 he was appointed law member of the Su|Minic
(Jovernment in India, returned to England in l.sii'.i,
and was elected Corpus professor of jurisprudence at
Oxford in 181)9. In 1871 he was appointed a mcnihcr iif
the council of the secretary of state for India. In l!^77
ho was elected master of Trinity Hall, Cambrblgc and
in 1887 Whewell professor of international law. lie w-M
Rede lecturer at Cambridge in 1S75, and in !>-:; "as
elected a Foreign Associate of tho French Academy of
J Moral and Political Sciences. 1. Ancient Liih : its
1 Connection with the Early History of Society mimI its
Relation to Moilern Ideas, Lon., 1801, Svo; IHli eJ.,
1SS3.
"This volume will mark an era In the history "I jurs-
priidetiee. Wlien il makes iL.> way umoug tbe juri.^i- i tiic
Continent, thcv will tlnd in it .some ideas with whii li tlicy
are familiar, cithers for the reception of which tluy are
preparecl, inanv subsliintially or absolutely new I" Ineni,
ami they will t!nd them all exhibited in asliape wlii.h 1»
a greater novelty abroad than any of the contents run be.
Mi. Maine's book Is evidently the result of much iliougnt
MAI
wiiltfi. as l^i^ is i^ s,. asiiipiV,- ia."'''"''''^^"'' '""'k
MAI
on ^>.i;Va,;,^;i;i;;i,;;--;-;;';i;';vi^-- m= 1 5-/;;;;i^i 4-^'^- 1;';;-. .;,;,£,^' J'->-n;!n!^^^
ni 1 Iccturus j,r,,v,„i,sly piiblishe,!.) ' ^ ' !'"■* a»".v. ^Vllileiu^xiMs,, „,',.'.','; '' I'"'' .v "lay
a"-l ni„,s| valmil.l,. liKlit,rthLorii.-i.ml ?,,.'''."" 't^'!' •■""■■* ""' l"-iivak.m ,'i,m. ■,/■':■, ""''","■," -"'K'Harly
rni '-"jsoi lanon 01 Inci a nn
""'I the pi,.t„ro s.s il^i'h""'- "' '''f, knmvledge „r I„,|ia,
•■"iV'""!"". tiio com i, tl mi'hnt i.wli, \w! "I" ''''l"'«»*''<. i"
jeels nnatlrn<.tivtM t isiCh, ,"■'"-' 'I.'''"'"" '" '""l'-
iMliK'aledpiiblioiii opHtirsnr V ' ''■'""',"« 'l'^' K^'neral
M. table lieki tbr its nppik.,;;!!:,!":!^;:^;;::^,^;^^,^ v--^"'"'^
4 t^^..e;o„ the E.r^, uut.ry of Institution, U,„., I jSkl!^]^?!^^^^!'^^^^^ ^l^^^
■• T,. hn". „, > . ' ' I ''lanni^lerlvn.annuravsln, I ;,i ,,''''!" "l"M'n,ljleni
,Ke ba. at b.e eonst^ete;, a tbeo.y „ tbe bistorv or | r?^^^,?;' [^^SS^r- '''"
:; For tbe present wo nay at least say, looking to our own
imo ilie movement wbie we U .^^^^ ^^^^ " »'" <-■""-•■•
-Imc/., viii. 1,-)-. "'"Lu ne call moUerii proKrebs."-
eariy i,,:sMturii,,\TwlVi"rwiint'eH;P'!''^' !''■ '''«,'''''<'«''y -'f
pe,lmps,„,„ii,iefib,', J„ ,X''l'l''^;jT''',''"'Pi«e'l.'i"'l
eaimot fail to be the < emm fi,!. ^ "'^'''^'I'V'?. I'nt wliii'b
have to work."-V,; ftcr xxxix H? "" "'""'' ""'<"^ »■'"
n>ail,f^ wuh h;v;^£;tions'r^^;i5,'v«"r '^v^^'-^^m
law traels throw a flo^i „P^w w m^,,';'^ '■"'"*,■ ""^ "■•'•■'i"!!
<'icty in all its branches As atil a,, V,',,"" ""''^^ '^'•>'"" -^o-
;;J.^'S''z::trs:lf.^----^^
a>'.i^Iun:^S;i b^i^^'i^ji^t/i;^^ ^^'"« ^'\"'^«"f '°p'-
there is one siibieet whieh »?„?,,.'" X''"''"'' ''''"l''"'''. • ■
main thread of the v'^rkl Tbi^'n:ri^Pir.''.''^,''">' "« .'I'e
iiain (hread of the v 'rk TbiVm,Vi .^ i'"''''^,''">' "■'* "'«
lOM,j.'nate,l a. early Arymi .^Hy"-'^,f!^'Z" ■^■>'''''^''^''
ou.^^^^^r';L.si;;i'a^rsS;ii'^'^#^tives,.
"In^'i^Z ^!!l,Si,«t'!"lr« fP antbor's re.olnt. m-
"HiHUni Tile .>H«h;',;f 'S,i;'i:?,H;;li^™«^ »;.n.eTroi^m;
]< not with the same con(i"e iVe f n.Y i f'"' **"■"« «''"l.
i"K with the Edicts ,.f I eViEtor^'' I" V'"""'^ '" ^eai:
" "lie eonelusion . to wb l?Vir "^'■('^'"■' 'v' 9'1-
"ai.hi.'ted is that the a « m™ ls, f u^'lf '' inevitably
U-il|in does ■ lead to a uo TimU ,f ?.,.'? 'Y'"'*?'"' «nd Me-
JlH'ir V ews are <lispl,u4 r h ' r f '"'''I-' "^ «housht/
I'liryMaine's readek, are vmv mv <'"V'^'"P' ■ >'M Sir
H'w 01 his own theories^ but also ,1 ■ ^ "''j;"l tliesonnd-
"- Which marks his Jii'MKmem^'-.S'xxxTll'tr''''"-
■^v;i; -''^.^8an, voT Coi^.^'t'^-'T'i ^"'"-u "'^^'
"nBinally i„ ,|,„ Qu.rt^rly Ew ° "'^ f"*"'''""!
i,v.''.!'!',P,"''l'."-''eo<'lliese f.mr
science of law, that II. nimilsp VivT.n' V','."^'i"'' '" oorowii
telliKent .stiiily in Fim'- ,, f .,nfi '' „ -'^ '^'"""^ "' ''« "i"
: overrated. Will „l \^inKmoorv?, *,''■';''' ''"" ''?">'>■ *'^'
' treated n.eroly as a doKmati"^^l•t,M ,'■'''','"'"'' ''"»' »■""
toricul ex;,lnimti<m bwnd 1 . i ''""■"',■"?"''"■ "'''■-
: "■erenianfcstlynece"arv WMsrnJt '^"'''' 'i"""" "''i'-h
ornament, and al sinKufaVrti' t . m/ V'" ""ft' '^^''" "" i'""^
taken as they Mood! c"?her w lu ',, v V'"""''" '""' '" ''^'
oltener) with n ba<i one A , riai ?„ ''''™''. '";' '•''''"'l'"
"IK was no doubt ellbc e'd' l,v n, " , " """"."f "'"'ken-
Malne taiiKbt us to ca n ''J ''^, '"i«l.vtical school, as
legal Phen^omena °u,l as„eV«u Md ,T"'"' "S**"'"^ "''
niiioiiK us. . . . Maine im...^K-li ''","'"'"' ""P'i"e
possible stndjVb ilsWe^ '"" "''« "as a
and fruitful Iba anrin ,1,' '.,,\ """ '''■'"^ i'-fresliUK
seiences. .vt one m iterstroke w ' hr.'f'^''-' "^ ""-' '""■■"1
iiig hond between 1' w bisiorv in i .^*'..''' " "P^^ "'"' '"sl-
prudence itself bai l"',' me h Mn I ' ln''''r'''*-'>'- •'»"-
ol human societv ibr.ii mli all iis sf„ , "'H V'S Rrowtli
po-sible for law- tird'al will '?,f '•,"",',' ",'" "" '""ger
imposed on scijietie.s as it w r! b' • ■ ' * ' ''"''■•''
resenil,lnnces and diV-ren oeso I b us'''^''!?!,'''''' ''"■ "'«
ties to be regarded a.seas iil " « (iw^ol dincrcnt .s<,cie-
0^«rf J.rlu%cs o',i oX^it^ri's p";S""™ ''"'■'"'" ^
^".nS,*!:'': mltf::" ^ ■""«« = "« "-'or,- „nd
; ^^ Ma.r, Mrs. A. Helen Bh.ntyre, Lon., im, 2 vols.
e,nl"lid'a^Q":L':'coile'l"r"' 'T'"''' ''""'"'''' ""I
I.on.. .S8«, cr.S,:o7Tor;mt;, J^ J^""-'' ^ "^ D™„,„,
r
|Ka«aMiMinM
f**7«*p , Il
i-I>ecls of Po|mi„-r (iovernmen,.
"■■•i'-Alh., No. 8027. ''"8"'"' Kadicala have as yet | „.Mair, \Y. W. ni„'„„. ,r , _
.........;„ on 'The I „, - - -...,
lie Niitiir*^ ,,f IK-. "!ir E.|r,e:ttional ra,ii,iiutiits r,,,,' is'-..' <,
.^fe article, but ! ^Iair,^R„ben SJa^el^A^IS:; ^^l^f.'^.^^L., ,„to
pn.iiosed
I Church of Scotland, Edi1,7,,ssr;r8vo,
^iF^'Kl'L^'"'" "'"""K to the
1066
MAI
Miiisch, John Michael, b. 18:!1, in Hanau, Oer-
muny ; professor of miiteria meilieii nnd botany in the
Philadelphia College of I'hariiiacy since 1807. A Manual
of Oiganio Materia MeJiea; beinf? a Oiiide to the Materia
Mcdioa of the Vegetable and Animal Kingdoms. lUust.
Phila., 1H82, 12mo; 2d ed , ISSo.
IMaitlnnd, A. J. My First Command: a True
Story of the Sua, l.on., 1 f<84, cr. 8vo.
Maitland, Agnes C> 1. £lsie : a Lowland Sketch.
By A. C. M. Lon., lSr5, p. 8vo. 2. A Woman's Vic-
tory, Lon., 1S76, :) vols. or. 8vo. Anon. li. Madge
Hilton; or, Left to Them:<olvja, Lon., 1883, p. Svo. 4.
Rhoda: a Novel, Lon., 1886, 2 vols. cr. 8vo. 3. After-
noon Tea Book : How to make Toa, Ac, Lon., 1887, sq.
Ifirao. fi. Cookery Primer, for School and Home Use,
Lon., 1887, p. «vo, 7. Nellie O'Neil ; or, Our Summer
Time, Lon., 1888, p. 8vo.
Alaitland, Itev. Brownlow, M.A., graduated at
Trinity College, Cambridge, 18,'!7! ordained 1811 ; min-
ister of Bruns'iick Chapel, Marylebone, 1849-7(1. 1.
The Argument from Prophecy, Lon., 1877, p. fvo. 2.
Scepticism and Faith : Papers on the (Jrounds of Belief,
Lon., 1877, 12mo. :i. Theism or Agnosticism ; Grounds
of Belief in (iod, Lon., 1878, 12mo. 4. Steps to Faith :
Addresses on some Points in the Controversy »ith Un-
belief, Lon., 1880, l2mo. 5. The Great Passion Prophecy
Vindicated, Li n., 1884, cr. Svo. fi. Miracles, (" Helps to
Belief,") Lon., 1886, sq. 16mo.
lUaitlaud, Christal V
Novel, N. York, 188;i, l2mo.
Alaitland, Edward, b.
brother of Rev. Brownlow .Miiitland, mi/ini, and of Dr.
Cliiirlea Maitland, ('iu,V, vol. ii. ;) graduated at Caius Col-
lege, Cambriilge, 1847. He hud intended to take holy
orders, but, becoming engagfd in a train of intellectual i
speculation, he went abroail. and I'ftor ten years, spjnt
chielly in California and Au; ralia, returned to England
and devoteil himseif to literature, " with the dominant
aim o( so ileveloping rhe intuitional faculty as to find the
solution of all problems having their basis in man's spir-
itual nature, with a view to the formulation of a perfect
system of thouglii and rule of life." His efforts towards
the attainment of this end were greatly facilitated by
the renunciatiim of flesh food and all stimulating articles
of diet, '• the result of the change (which wai. made at
the suggestion of Mrs. Anna Kingsford) being so to sen-
sitize tlie mt.ilal surfaces as to vastly >nhance the faculty
of ideation and onvei't thought into perception." 1.
The Pilgrim and the Shrine; or, Passages from the Life
and Correspondence of Herbert Ainslie, IJ.A. Cantab.,
Lon., 1867, I) vols. p. 8vo. Anon.
" The aiiunymous editor— the Master of the CereniDiiies,
as he calls himself in the short preface, who simply iiitro-
diiees ' parties whom he deems worthy of each other's
acciuaiiitaiice,' and then retires— tells us tliat the book is
'the simple record of an actual life of o'lrday.' Wo see
no reason to disbelieve him. The simpl.oity of the story,
its verv want of coneentrallon, the earnestness and evi-
A Woman's Web :
1824, at Ipswich, Eng.
MAJ
bar nt Lincoln's Inn 1876; reader in English law at the
University of Cambridge. 1. Pleas of the Crown fur
the County of Gloucester, Lon., 1884, Svo. 2. Justiiu
and Police. (" English Citizen" Ser.,) Lon., ISS.'i, p. Sv,.
"The .s\ilijeet of the book is defined to be 'those insti-
tutions and proi'csses whcreliy' the • law is enforeeii.' . .
Mr. .Maitland haa succeeded to ailmirutlon."— .Sa(. Jit-v.. ]x.
lUi).
3, (Ed.) Select Pleas in Manorial and other Seignorial
Courts: vol. i., Reigns of Henry III. and Edward 1.,
^Selden Soc. Pub..) 1888, sm. 4to.
"It Is always a pleasure to review Professor Maitl«nd'>
work. One ia sure to meet in it either new facts, or ai
least old facts presented in a novel li|,'ht. In the NoUuiu-
before us the eonclusicms he arrives at are as ori);inHl «>
they are imporuuit, and the evidence on which they tiic
biuibd is effectively and skilfnlly nmrshallud."— A'/iff. Ilfsi.
Kev., V. rm.
Maitland, Henry. Recollections of my Early
Scottish Home, Edin., 1S76, Svo. Anon.
Maitland, J< A. Fuller. Schumann, ("Oreut
Musicians,") Loh., 1884, p. Svo.
"This little work . . . deserves success, if only for llic
straightforward and sympathetic way in which the aulli ir
. . . has written it."— ,S(i(. Kev., Ivili. 41.j.
Maitland, James A., [uiiie, vol. ii., add.] I.
Snrtanje: a Tale of Norway, N. York, ISiS, 12mo. L'.
The Lawyer's Story. 3. The Old Patroon. 4. Tliico
Cousins.
Maitland, Julia Charlotte, [auir, vol. ii., ml ! ;
1. The Doll and her Friends. 2. Cat and Dog; ..;,
Memoirs of Puss and the Captain : a Story founded nn
Fact. must. Lon., ls,')4, p. Svo.
Maitland, Ucv. Samuel Rofley, D.D., [»ii(.. vd.
ii., add.,] d. 1866, 1. Essay on Superstition and Sciirn'is
Lon., 1858, 12mo. 2. Notes on Strype, Gloucester, IJii;;.,
1838. Printed for private circulation. 3. Reprint .f
the Supplication to James I. for Toleration, Lon.. iMln,
sm. 4to.
Mtuendie, JiUdy Margaret Elizabeth, h.
1850; daughter of the twenty-hlth Earl of Crawfcud;
married, 1870, to Lewis Ashurst Miijendie. 1. Giiiii-
nctto, Lon., 1875, p. Svo. 2. Dita, Lon., IS77, |i.
Svo. 3. Fascination; a Novel, Lon., 1880, 2 vols. cr.
Svo. 4. The Turn of the Tide: a Novel, Lon., lss|, ;;
vols. cr. Svo. 5. Once More, Lon., 1883, |). Svo. 6. (hit
of their Element: a Novel, Lon., 1884, 3 vols. cr. Svi.
7. Sisters-in-Law, Lon., 1883, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 8. On
the Scent; a Story, Lon., 1SS7, p. Svo. 'J. Precautions:
a Novel, L(m., ISS7, 3 vols. cr. Svo.
Mi^endie, C'apt. Vivian Uering, 1. Up nlll..n^'
the Pandics; or, A Year's Service in India, Lon., Is.V.i,
p. Svo; new cd., 1861, 12mo. 2. Aminuniticm : a De-
scriptive Treatise on Projectiles; new cd , Lon.. Isfir,
Svo. With Bitow.NK, Cai'T. C. A. Military liniM'li.
Loading Rifles, Lon., lS6i), Svo.
.Mivjor, A. F. A Throw of the Dice: an Ai.iiciit
Tale Retold, Lon., 18SS, 12mo.
Major, tieorge .Macdonald. The Peril of the
dent siheerity with which the fiehl of speculation is delved ' R'T"l>lic, and other Poems, X York and Lon . ISs I. i,,
and dug, givl a .;reat air of reality to the « hole piTform- Miyor, Henry. Letters to an Episcopalian on il
ancc. . . . We recognize ill tlie author of 'The Pilgrim and Origin, History, and Doctrine of the Book of (
niiiKiii
IL'iii.i.
L..n.,
the ^^hriiie' an artist who approaches very near to the ideal
tliiit his brilliant pages disclose."— .S'ni. Rfi\, .\xv. 181.
'• Whetlier we reniird it as a book of travels, or the true
history of a romantic life, or a tliounhtf'iil and pliilo.s'iplii-
cal essay, it is equally reinark'ible and attractive."- A(/i.,
No. 21l)(i.
2. Higher Law : a Ron •>T,ee, Lon., 1869, 3 vols. p. Svo.
Anon. 3. Jewish Litcvture and .Modern Education;
or. The Use and Misuse of the Bible in the School-
Room, Lon., 1S72, Svo. Previously printed for private i Hook for Boys and Girls,
circulation. 4. By-and-By: an Historical Romance of j Also, school-books.
the Future, Lon., 1873, 3 vols. p. Svo. 5. The Keys of [ M^or, Joseph. 1. Theory and Practice of l.iiiid-
the Creeds, Lon.', 1876, cr. Svo. 6. England and Islam ; i scape Gardening, Lon., 1833, 4to, 2. Ladies' Assistant
or. The Council of Caiaphas, Lon.. 1877, p. Svo. 7. The \ in the Formation of their Flower-Gardcn, Lon., isdl, Jf".
Soul, and how it found ine: being a Narrative of Personal ! Major, Richard Henry, F.S.A., [nntr, vol. ii.,
Experience, F-on., 1877, p. Svo. S. "The Woman" and i add.,] b. ISIS, in London : was placed in chart"' of llie
the Age, Lon., 1881. (An argument against vivisection.) \ maps and charts in the Printed Book DepartnunI "1 the
9. How the World came to an End in 1881, Lon., 1884. \ British Mu...eum in 1814, and on the collecli"" li'in?
10. The New 'lliiiiiination, Lon., 1887. Pamph. See, \ raised into a department, in 1867, was appointel ii(T|iiT.
also, KiMJSKoiii), Ax.VA, Hii/)ri(. j He was honorary secrotiiry of the Hakluyt Soei'tv |sl!l-
Maitland, EHcnor J. S. Poems, Lon., 1863, 58, anil vice-president of the Royal (Jcogniphieui .-■mioi.v
12mo. 18S|_84; is a ine:nbcr of various learned siwii'tii's, ii
Maitland, V. Building Estates, (" Weale's" Ser.,) 1 Knight Cotninnndor of the Crown of Italy nnd "!' tin'
Lon., 18^3, I2ni". ; PortugucJC Order of a.antiago, ,%c. 1. (Eil.j Iv-y \i'-.v-
.Mnitland, Frederick Thomnn*. Bal I- Practice ' ages to Terra Australia: a Collecti(m of D •ouinints,
with Mnsket iin 1 Minie Rifle, Lon., 1854, 12mo. (Hakluyt Soc.,) Lon , 18,59, Svo. 2. On the lus.'.ivery
Maitland, Frederic William, M.A., b. 1850 ; of Australia by the Portuguese in 1601, (llnkhi.vt .■'oo.,)
graduateil at Trinity College, Cambridge; called to the i Lon., 1S61, Svo. 3. Life of Prince Henry of P'Ttugal,
mm
Prayer. By Augustin liede, [pseud.] Bait., IsCill,
Ml\ior, Henry. Jephtha, and other Poems
1863, 12mo.
Ma,ior, Henry. Afghanistan, Lon., 1879, 12ino.
i Miuor, Henry, B.Sc, inspector of Leicester II. inl
' Schools. 1. How to Earn the Merit Grant : 8,'1i-.hI
.Management. Parts I. and II. Lon., 188;i. 2. II"" V'
Manage Schools, Lon., 1884, I6ino. 3. Up the X\W: a
- ■ ' - ■ -• • Illusr. Lon., 1886, TJino.
MAJ
Lon.. I8fi8, 8v« "' ^'""""y "^ "a'f the World,
i"'t'.Veho,U-o'Fri^f.5^',tt?f,''Phe'- "as been .so fortunate
HI hisseleetio.i <)fl "lure lien rv ^T.' Ih' •\ ■"■ ""J'"- '"'« '^een
never before handle Ly m kLmJ '^S"''*' f I'"'''. It i» one
for whleh tliere was a rei s m,, hfi "Titer; next, it isone
hand; and, Anally tleKrh^J^,?!''"'" "^ ™"terial« t
tlie Ittbonr be»t,.we, ,Vil,r , f,l', ? "'"•■ "t'll worthy of
eatlnKhi.scharacter ( in „,',*• "saclions ami deihi.
HakluvtSo,. P„i. 1 r . _ 7 ,. "? •'•"<' B6then-
MAL
A. Zeno to the N frthern s '"''"r ^™"'«'-« N- and
the substance of h XmerlvorU '.", " f"'""" '"'••" »f
" He is determine] IfTssiW ^>'"! "'" ?"""' Mbjeet.)
maritime a.^hieve neiits Km^,' ^^ ■■*'""*■ "'at the splendid
Am^li'a and Aus ral", t le . i i '^'^ '.'"'V ^^^ Jlseove y, f
Ihe Molnc..a.^am u'c>o reumUv'ii', '' '"'^i '^'"'"". and
eomi)res.sed into a wriuirvv,.n. *'?'""'' ?-^ "'^ Klobb, all
nnaKination and pe^everl.'.cG of ," i'''",'"*' ''"« '" tlie
»'l"'it that the ai thor h™ nm,l5 ?,o""*''' '"'"> We
and we may say of his wrk a if ''' " '"'y, X""" ease^
n^jells ,. a great deal in a ^Xil^^^i 'S'liiS;;"^'
theTJfra'nd i .•rlef."!';;':^"' ^'"^; \^^"^-Book to
18«-», sq. Ifin,;.*^* ^""''^"■•I''ano.Forte Students, Lon.,
Lo;^, ;h«I, p. ,1. 2d ed. enl 4 *""''='• ^""^'•
ittalabari, Behramii m n .
editorof theIn"rnSnZtn; 'a*-^"/'' "^ H-.nbay;
riitis: Pictures of \l..n J ,V ""Jar'tt and fje (Juia-
Bo„>bay, IfllsT er s™!° """^ ^'^"""'°' """=° f""" L'fe,
lm:^in?,e i>reJ!:;i,';!^:?';ily^'\Jf{;P"f a British Indian prov-
.\tiU(iii. xlvil, 7« wnieh we are aequai:itea "—
R^J''-"'"^^. S„.'''"'"<'^'— it. Cause and
leg!!''i''u™i„"?8^97j'/j'^^™;i g™^ualed at Trinity Col-
iJ'^^ib.vhire, since 187? B^'l ',*"''/■ T'' "^ B'>''ton,
-^;e;r Wes, with thos^':f --^ --:„^-;^;
I'^x.K 12mo. 2. SeareHnJV ''.>"""'.'" '^'^J^ses, Lon.,
fn Missions, Un I STfi'^J*' '-''?• '^^ South Afri-
Sketches from Li?o in th« « .'•"•. ^ *"'* Comrades ;
12ino. ° '" "'^ J^'-'t'sh Army, Lon., 187«
vicar of Broadwindsor L.„ *"• Calcutta, I8;^8-40;
S«n-(,.2e King, „r Tri temi rV ' ^""I'l ^^" Threefold
"""K Missionary, Lon., 18i8, 12mo.
I 6. (Trans.) Meditations and Praver, „p «. r. u
from the Russian Lon Ihmi !?■* "' S'- Ephrem;
'"ospel according to S^'riho* f '""• J' ''^™"»-) The
Verrions, except^, he Latin wi'lhT, "■«, '^'''^'•■" Oldest
8. (Trans.) A Ma aual of Da" ! P^,"''"' *"- ^""- '882.
menian and otl,e, Ea, ern ( nVin^'",' ^'""^ ""> ^r-
(Trans.) Meditatio, s on 0", Lofd?"',^' ¥°- 1^. 9.
Armenian of .M„tthfv V„;, "k > 1 '^"»»i"n ! from the
Philosophy or ■ ' uth ' U. 1, ' '""- '**"''' '^-''">- 10.
tures b, theDeanof \Vc" ,'r„ ? "" "l" *''"' ^'^o Lee
of the(}eorgian ChurcT from h„ p ^F"'""') History
Han, Lon., I.swi. 12? (Trar, P ^"'""" "^ P- •'""^e-
fjriac of.>.. Ephrem Lon K6"''''iH'''r\/^™' "^°
i.on., I,s67,p. So. 14 A„ n, r ' ^" I*""aM.'^m,
Chu.eh fro-nfa Chris ianPoi^rorv"' "'," "^^'-V Jewish
5. (Tmus.) Sermons by Z rM im' ''""r 'f''"' '''■°-
from the (ieorgi.an, IK / « ,t ''"'' of Imereth;
Every Day in Lent ' 1 P . '^/"""'^ Thoughts fo;
l.m., IS6,-?. ir. rr.a )^l"h'"7r''''''^^ ""■' l»ivine,
Gregory the Ilium n to •f™,",h ""/ '^''"'^« "' St-
l«fi>i. 18. Tl,„ .1.,,. J;""^' '^""" the Armenian, Lon.,
l«fi^. IS The IIiv«: '■ "'""' "■« Artnenian, Lon
ac.^dingtitr[S^';^-;;-"!^h.!-^'t,^"£pJ;:
according to Ser tnre .'r!'"""' "^ ''"' ''ord's
1888. p. 8-0. ».' A *Plea ;',r.? "";' 'I" ^"i"'- L"..-,
and for the Received Text n 1 " ^""""i^^i Version
Canterbury, Un.,'!!/, '2mo arrx" ""i ^r™" "^
tion in the Christian Faith fr,',, i (Trans.) Instruc-
1869. 21. (Tran8\ The T •', """ Armenian, Lon.,
menian Church "from the i";"^^' ■'' "'? ^'"""'"^ Ar-'
22. (Trans.) Diffe ences bet^^ellT"! ^'""■' ^^'^- 8v".
'ireek Churches; from the « '.'"-' '^""^•"ian and the
(Trans.) The Co iflic" of h„ ','?""; ''""• '»"'• 2''-
ryphal Book of thl. Ear v L' "'^ 'Jr''*'^- »" ^poc-
ISn, ]8mo. 24. (Trans lM^'"'"u^''"™''' *«■- Lon.,
from the Japanese Lo„ m"""'.'-''^''"!"'"^**' «i^l
New Translation of the At ,„ ■ 2"- ^i^liop Ellicotfs
26. (Trans ) The rl, ^""'"a^ian Creed, lon., 1872
Armenian Church ?romtr a"' '"''■'"' "' '"e Orthodox
The Parables of n.,r r !i ^''""'"'""' Lou., 1872. "7
Jfon, Lon. l8?^,^2"';.oK''lo:^r'"^^^' ^"""'^y Chll':
vine Liturgy of St Mai-:, 7 r ' ' (Trans.) The Di-
Lon.. '8r2,r2mo. 29 (T a'n 'T'a h" ^''^ 9^'''" ^^^■'
niHl o- their Church • from ^hi a "'.''"Oof the Copts
. KI-Mac,r,,,I.. with No'tes, ?on ,t?f '"..f ,\ac,i ed-Lin
Coptic Calendar; from an Arnhi^Ms' '^^ (Trans.) The
1873. ,Sl. (Trais ^Thn H? ,^ *"'• ' "'''' Notes, Lon ,
Every Sund'ay Z iltl^ /ea.y 'trV"' ^'A'"''"- '"^
Lon., 1874. 32. ( Trans IThlir =* ' f™"' -^ Coptic MS,,
Divine Liturgy of S Grlo v ,^ t^ ^'•XoMycou an,l the
Old Coptic M8., Lon IsTvl I ^ ^"''^"S'-"^ : from an
Lord's f .Sr":'^^!^^' 'rsc':ipt'u."e''r''^'" """"^"-
. |aith, Lon., 1880. ;j.i The v <'r"imiiar, and the
Saviour explained to C^unvrbM '" "/ "^ Lord and
36. Seven Chapters o? th^Hp, ■■'"■ ^J""- l"**"' '2>ao.
Lon., 1881. 37' s,.i ", '"«,.«cvi8ion of 1881, revised
S- Matthew, la ;iy t. bl" ifd'r .1" '1^ '''"''^ '''-^' » '
and Hort, revised^ ion. ,4 's^'it''- ^^^•.^^■-™tt
Jester, 188H, 8vo. Consr,ence, [a novel,] Lei-
Malcolm. Mrs 1 /T
Oustav FreytJg [o^. si? Tv' '""■' ""'' ^^=""' "^^
Pictures of^Qefmau"£ife'^^' the t.-f,''' A"" ^^ C^'^""'-)
teenth Centuries, by GusirvPr *•'"," '» "'« Nine-
vols. 8vo. 3. (Trans ^ThpT .7/"'^' ^'"'- 1882-6.% 4
, Frejta,,, Lon., 18™"': Tf/ Lost Manuscript, by Gusti*
, Malcolm.A. « 1 T,P'c ••
;>vith Suggestions foj i// ,,^i"'""'"-y State of Belfast,
) Inquiry Soe. Pub., J e f ..^r/iri"""'' (B^'fa-'t S^'"»
since l,S(i(i, I, Post «':.„! '"'"^r" ^'- Luke's, Dentford
; «d.,^ Walsall, i873" ' I'Touth^flTli' ^""^ '"^ "-
; 187.'.. ■=• "uthful Responsibility, Lon., .
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Maiden, A. M. IIcurt-Breathings : Short Com-
inenliirii's on a I'oilion of Haliii oxix., Iion., ISSO, ISmo.
Mnldcn, C. K. Brief Notes of Scripture and
Priiyt'i-Duok Lussims, Lon., 18SI, 12mi).
IMaldeii, Henry Klliiit. 1. i'liilip Ashton, nml
other I'ociii?, I.un., 1871, iL'iiin. '2. I'oeriiu, Lun., 1879,
|). Svo. :i. Vieimii, l(!s:t : the History nml Cuiiseiiucnces
of tlie Defeat of the Turks before Vienna bv ,lohn
Sobieski, Kill); of Poland, and Charles Loopold, Duke
of l.orraine, l/nn., l^'SH, p. Syo.
'■ Although v.- _' cannot attoniiit to enter hero upon the
many Interesl ?, specnlatioiis wlileli Mr. Mablen's volume
exeitesand g'-. far to-.vanls solviiiK'. «e ciiii express our
sense of tlie wry useful service lie liiis rendered Ijy reeall-
ill!.', and so well describinn, the pietiiresiiueiiuil iniporlant
eiilsndc in the liistory of ICurupe tliiit eentred round the
sieKO and relief of Vienna."— .^lyxdo/of, Ivi, 1W>».
•I. The Cliureii of Knjjland : a I>eeture delivered at
Dorking, l,on., ISSli, Svo. With M.u.TiK.v, E. E., I'rinees
and I'rinees.-es, (Two Kairy-Tale.",) Lon., 1.'<7.S, 12mo.
Malet, Capt., ISth Hussars. Annals of the Road;
or, Note.< on Mail- and Stage-Coaching in Great Britain ;
to which are added E.^siiys on the Roail, by Nimrod,
liOn.. 187(1, .''vo. (The " Essay.s" by " Niiurod" (C. J.
Apperley) are reprint:' from former publication.''.)
"A great iiart of the caiitain's liciok is mere eompilatioi..
. . . Nevertlieless. I're is instrncli'in a.s well as aniuse-
meiit ill ills pages.' -.l//i., No. 'S^'M.
Mnlet, Sir Alexander Charles, liart., K.(?.B.,
1 ,S(iO-18,'<rt, son of Sir Charles Warre Malet, lirst Baronet ;
graduated at Christ Churcli, Oxford, 1822; entered the
diplouiatie service 1821, and was minister tn the German
Confederation tnr fourteen years. The fjverthrow of the
Germiin Confederation in I'siifi, Lon., 1870, Svo. . ]
Malet, Arthur, b. 18Uf) ; son of Sir C. W. Malet, Bart.
1. A Metrical Version of the Psalms, Lon,, lSfi3, Itimo.
2. (Trans.) The ^neid of Virgil, in English Verse, Asb-
cott, 1881), 4to. 80 copies only, privately centographed.
3. The Books of Job, Ecelesiastes, and Ilevelation, in Eng-
lish Verso; also, Solomon and his Bride: a Drama, Lon.,
ISS3, p. Svo. 1. Notices of an English Branch of the
Malet Kiimilv, Ac., Lon., I8,s,^, Svo.
Malet, li. V. 1. The Circle of Light; or, Dhawa-
legeri, Lon., IStiS, p. Svo. 2. New Pages of Natural
History, Lon., 186S, Svo. S. The Interior of the Earth.
Lon., 1(<70, p. Svo. 4. Incidents in the Biography of
Dust, Lon., 1S77, p. Svo. 5. "Sunlight:" the Making
of this Solar System, Belfast, 1884.
Malet, .1. C. On a Class of Invariants, (Philosoph-
ical Tninsactions,) Lon., 188.S, 4to.
" Malet, Lucas," (Pseud.) See Hakiiison, Mns.
Marv, Kii/irit.
Malet, Rev. William Wyndhain, LiOi-lssii,
son of Sir C. W. Malet, Bart. ; graduated in civil law at
Magdalen Hall, Oxford, 1835 ; ordained 18:!j; vicar of
Ardeley 1843-8.i. 1. An Errand to the South; or, A
Six Months' Visit to the Carolinae and Virginia in 1862,
Lon., 18()3, 12ino.
"Mrs. Kemblc. in 1S;«, saw slavery all couleur de nnir
throutfh the medium of her husband's plantation in
<.ieorgia. Mr. Malet, on the contrary, in 1862. .sees slavery
all coiitecr de rose throiii;li the medium of his wife's sister's
[ilantation in South t.'arolina. . . . Those who love some-
thiiiK mild and clerical, and are not too particular as to
grammar, will tind his ' Krrand to the South' very much to
their heftrts' content."— A'(«. Ker., xvi. 28.
2. "The Olive Leaf:" a Pilgrimage to Rome, Jeru-
salem, and Constantinople, Lon., 1868, p. Svo.
Malhain, George. Siilicho; or. The Impending
Fail of Rome; a Tragedy, Lon., 1S«I), 12mo.
Maling, E. A. 1. In-Door Plants, and how to grow
them, Lon., ISfil, fp. Svo. 2. Song-Birds, and how to
keeji them, Lon., I8BI, fp. Svo. 3. Flowers for Orna-
ment and Decoration, Lon., 1862, 12mo. 4. Bird- and
Flowers; or. The Child's (iuido to Gardening, Ao., Lon.,
1862, I2uio. 5. Crag.stone Cottage; or. Life in the
Country, Lon., 1862, 12iuo. 6. Flowers for Window
Gardens, Lcm., 1862, 12nio. 7. Gourds for the Many;
how to grow and cook them, Lon., 1862, 12mo.
Malins, Joseph. Professor Alcoholico : a Tem-
perance Poem, Lon., 1 876, Svo.
Mallary, C. O., D.D. Soul Prosperity : its Nature,
its I'ruits, and its Culture, Charleston, S.C, 1860, 12mo.
Mallary, Mrs. M. Jeanie. Horace Wilde, Phila.,
1868, 12m.,.
Mallery, iiarriuk, LL.l!., b. 1831, at Wilkc; Barre,
Pa.; graduated at Yale ISoO; admitted to the bar 1853 ;
served in the civil war ; was appointed secretary of slate
and adjutant-general of Virginia, with the rank of brig-
adier-general, in 1870; bad charge of the Signal Service
1068
Bureau till 1S76, and was afterwan.s einplnyei, to niiike
ethnological investigations among the Indians. I. ,.\.
Ciilendar of the Dakota Nation, Wash., 1877. 2. Tlic
Former and Present Number of our Indians, Sulem,
1878. 3. Introduction to the Study of Sign-Laiigiiii;;e
niiiong the North Amoriciin Indians, as illustrating the
Gesture-Siicech of Mankind, Wash., 188(1, Ito. 4. lii-
ture Signs and Signals of the North American Indiiin-,
1880. 5. Sign-Language among the North AnicriL'ar
Indians compared with that amimg other Peoples iiici
Deaf- Mutes, IS,'' I. 0. Pictographs of the North Amei-
ican Indians, Iss;!.
.llallcson, Itev. I'rcderic Amadens, M..\ .
graduated at 'Trinity College, Dublin, 18,'j3; orduimi
1853; vica" of Broughton-in-Furness since 18711. Hi'
has translr ted souie of the Erckmann-Chatrian novels,
and has edited Butler's Analogy, Paley's Evidences and
Hone Paulina', Taylor's Holy Living and Dying, and
Dodd.'idge's Rise and Progress, fi>r tlic " Cliristinii
Knowledge" Series, 1876-70; also Raskin's Letters o.
the Clergy on the Lord's Prayer and the (,'hiiich, wilh
Essays and Conrnen's, ISSO. 1. (Trans.) TheWon'lc-
ful 'Travellers: containing "A Journey to the Intcri'H
of the Earth," and " Five Weeks in a Balloon," L..11..
1877, 2 parts, 8vo. 2. Jesus Christ: his Life and hi^
Work. Illust Ion., 1880, cr. Svo. '.',. The Acts and
Epistles of St. Paul, Lon., 1881, Svo.
Malleson, Col. tJcorge Bruce, C.S.I.. b. 1S2., ;
educated at Wimbledon and Winchester; obtiiined a
cadctship in the Bengal army 1842; was sanit.iry com-
missioner to the government of India 1866-68 ; controller-
general of the military finance dc]iartincnt ISO!); guiu-
ilian of the Maharajah of Jlysore 1860-77. He iittiiiiicd
the rank of colonel in 1874. 1. 'The Mutiny nf the Bin-
gal Army, Lon., 1S57, Svo. Anon. ('This piiiii]ihlct.
originally intended for publication a.< a magazine arli-
cle, was issued in a red cover, and, being strongly nd-
vcrse to the iiolicy of Lore', Dalhousic and cited in dcbiitcs
in Parliament, acquired notoriety as "The Red I'liiii-
phlet." Sec Ai.i.kn. Ciiaiii.ks, siipni.) 2. History of
the French in India, from the Pounding of Pondichcrry
in 1674 to the Cipture of that Place in 1761, Lcm., iMis,
Svo.
" 'I'lie author of this volume, not satisfied with tliiil very
siilticient rule, 'extenuate nothing, nor set down a\ii;lil in
malice' shows himself in every jiiige a strong piiriiNin of
the Krench, and is continually breaking inln sitihs mid
lamentations at their want of success, , . , He iiiis had the
advantage of consulting the Kreiiih archives, and his vol-
ume forms a useful supplement to Otme."—Atli., No. ■Jlii7.
3. Recreations of an Indian Oftieial, Lon., 1872, p.
Svo. (Contains biographical articles on eminent Anglo-
Indians, and other papers, reprinted fnun periodicals.)
4, Studies from (ienoese History, Lon., 1875, p. Svo. 5.
An Historical Sketch of the Native States of India in
Subsidiary Alliance with the British Government. Lcn..
1875, Svo. 6. Essays and Lectures on Indian Ili.'^toriiiiil
Subjects; 2d ed., Lon., 1876, Svo. 7, Final French
Struggles in India and on the Indian Seas; with im
Appendix containing an Account of the Expeditinns
from India to Egypt in 1801, Lon., 1878, p. Svo; now
cd., 1SS4
" Colonel Malleson is always painstaking, and gencrelly
accurate; his style is transparent ; and he never liises siuhl
of the iiurpose with which he commenced to write. "-.sii(
J\'ev., xlv, .5(i4.
8. Jli-tory of the Indian Mutiny, 1857-58: com.
luoncing from the Close of the Secimd Vidunie of Sir
John Kaye's History of the Sepoy War, Lon., 1878-80,
3 vols. Svo,
"Faulty and inadequate as was Sir John Kayo's per-
formance of his work, we arc bound to say Ihiit 11 whs hi
least superior to this continuation of it. . . . \Nc Imyc
never read a book with any pretensions of this s'lrl m
i which the writer's want of judgment and incoiiipcUiicy
I for the ofllce were more conspicuous."— A'u(. Jiei:, xlv. iW,
, and xlviii, 388,
I i). History of Afghanistan, ^om the EarliesI Period
j to the War of 1878, Lon., 1S79, Svo ; 2d ed. same year.
" Though without the power of consulting oritsiiml au-
thorities, he has had no lack of good second-haii'i mate-
rials. ... He devotes about three hundred and 'iliy piit-'es
to the historv of the Afghans down to the asccii.ii'i" y ot
the Harukzves, and leaves only a hundred tor inc nrsi
British Invasion, for the p<dicy of abstention aftci our re-
i tiremcnt In 1842, and for the more stirring eycias ol tlio
last two years." -Aa<, lia:, xivii, ."iOs,
10. (Ed.) The Kabul Insurrection of 1841-12. By
Vincent Eyre. Lon., 1879, p. 8vc. (The 1st ol, is en-
tered under the author's name, oiitr, vol. i.) 11, ''"J'^''
the Granary and Garden of Central Asia, Lon,, 1880,
MAL
Ti "'.■ "■' *"" ''ounaers (if thn
12. Tho Pounders of tK„ r i- _ MAL
g«. "n.l WclleX; U ,1 pm";''? ""'I''^"- five, > Klvon in two Ian- ,
-^'^ ':"1f' ;"^:"-. '^erUina,.,.
!■
ri..«tK."-.-,s>frt„<„,, ,; »,"mt (,f ilncHulays bril!i„,,t ^.J^'/jf
anil <.,,i.,,....i. '".'"ifi-ii, . , fiirgiviiifr
•1"^ »tu.k.n a ;■ . ';',^i;n^'r ' "^'cuiaiu;!, ?;^;, „H-i„. 'Mann,,.;'- T'' ""■' iii;,;: ■ ;;,r°'''"' ^""•' '«83,
ssiiiiiiiiilgi
ol (ferniany, from (Iih Oo'il ,' '''• ^ •"> J*i"tlo-Fiol(is
","'',; '-""•. l."*.v(, ,«vo """""•""• with Maps ft„a One
-e .ijan 'i^m.f ',?; ™ J^^ 'T """•^'^'f '" '"« narrative of
".&^f d''S"'- -iirrLivir i~S
tng., ami nephew on liiV 31" C'mrl South Devon,
Jiimes Anthony Fron.li ,. ^ ^ ■""'" "' 'li« historian
Oxford, whero^:e^t^;./;l;Vt™'e.J ^U liallio, C.Vloge"
;'<"- in the final olas.'i " „ It,"",?:'".'"^' '' ^'•■""'"J
t" the Contemiiorary J!ovie,v n'?' . ^"^ ""ntributed
, yther poriodioals. ]f^ KveVv Vfiin ""n""" ''''"t"'-^. ""J
I Inspired Singer's Itecip.l.l ook"",';'^'^"" ^'^ ■ "' The
I '"""• 0.vf., 1872 Svo a" , •> " NcHdigate Prize-
or, Cullurn, Faith and l-l ?""• > " ^nc New Rep,)^ k?.
t^. nm.se,'Lon'. 18? y; t78r.j" 'T '-"«'i-^'' ^-
f" COMSldpruhl^ ;■ ' , "' '■'"0.
fw lii.lr ,. '^'* ""■eaiiv Ittioi
' nnd n/i,.,..,...^ ^ *^""iinuany stnirk win. *i .
"!":«' «=■* thJ iiteran- I .i "• '."S ™';9-«
•"1 ■■ the CheiuToVirrVni"' • ^''.'■e'n'"' ^'noe l.S8o:"""i , „,
ft r» --iv:";^^ti'ui':,lr;:' /I'^'^-'ogioa^co :
IV'^". 2. Hevision of thH? ""',!•"'""• ^'""•,1S6''
''>»• *-^ ■"'""t. Lon., 1862, 2 vols, r '
•• \VI,,.f ; -^'^'''^^''- ■"••> ''"teentli and my twei
•1069
t(i\ll
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ii' ■««•*• •'•Ml
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MAN
Contemporary Social Agitation in Englund, Lon,, 1884,
]i. Hvo.
"Thepi'eseiit instftlmont of Mr. Mnllook'a defence of the
prdpertleii elassus consists of a reprint of tliree poleniieal
iirlirles from tlie ' Quiirterly Keview.' . . . Mr. Malloclc
lilscusses tlie question entirely from tlie position of an ad-
voente, not from tlmt of a judge. He is only eonoerned
to traverse all the eontentions of his op|>onent.s, whether
rlglit or wront;. and conveniently ignores any little Haws
in his own ease."— .IWi., N'o. 2y.''Ki.
10. Landlords and the National Income, Iion., 1884.
11. Atheieni and the Value of Life: Five Studies in
Contemporaneous Literature, Lon., 1884, p. 8vo. (Con-
tains artioloB reprinted from Reviews on " I'roftessor
ClilToru's Letters and Essays," " (leorge Kliot on the
Human Character," "Tennyson's Ballails and Poems,"
" Natural Religion," and " Atheistic Methodism.") 12.
The Old Order Changes: a Novel, Lon., 1886, 3 vols. or.
8vo.
Mnllon, Mrs. B. (Trans.) Andreas Heimborger;
or, Tlio .Minor of Berohtcsgaden, by Adoiph Stern,
Phila., 18?:!, 12mo.
.Mallory, iUrx. M. Jcanie. 1. Horace Wilde,
I'hila., 1808, 12mo. 2. El.sio Lee, Phila,, 1870, 16mo.
.'i. Aunt Clara's Schools, Phila., 1887, 12mo.
Malmcsbiiry, Earl of. See Haiikis.
iUalone, H. K. Account of the State of the Aus-
tralian Colonies, Lon., 1854, p. 8vo.
Malone, Sylvnter, M.R.I.A. Church History of
Ireland, f cjui the Invasion of the English in 116i) to
the lieginning of he Reformation in 15;i2, Dublin, 18<)7.
" He has evident. y Uiken pains to get up his subject, and
if the style of the liook is dry and tile subject itself unin-
viting, it contains within sliort compass a considerable
amount of useful information."— .Siif. Kct:, xxiv. ti71.
Malwiie, Walter. Claribol, and other Poems, Ox-
ford, Miss., lS8;i.
Malone, William Henry. 1. Treatise on Real
Property Trials : showing the Difference between the
Old Action of Ejectment and the Action to recover Real
Property, &e.. Wash., 1883, 8vo. 2. Criminal Briefs,
Bait., 1886, 8vo.
Maltby, William. Recollections of the Table-
Talk of Samuel Rogers : to which is added Porsoniana,
Lon., 185(1, 12nio. Anon. (This work is cited in vol.
ii. under " Rogers, Samuel," and is there said to have
been " compiled by the Rev. Alexander Dyce," by
whom it was only edited.)
Maltmaii, James, "a preacher of the Gospel."
Holiday Papers — Teetotaiism, Edin., 1888, 8vo.
"Mr. .Maltnum . . . fails upon teetotalers, and smites
them, taunts them, ridicules them, curses them."— .StU.
Kev.. ixv. 3(K).
.tlaltoii, William Dawe§. 1. Company and
Battalion Drill, Lon., 1858, 8vo. 2. Duties of Covering
Sergeants in Drill, Lon., 185.S 8vo. 3. Key to Field
Exercise and Evolutions of Infuntry, Lon., 1870, 16mo.
4. Elementary and Battalion Drill, 1870, Lon., 1872, sq.
16nio. 5. Key to the Queen's Regulations and Orders,
1873, Lon., 1874, sq. Itimo. 6. Duties of OIBcers and
Markers in Company and Battalion Drill. Lon., 1878,
16mo. 7. Manual for Foot and Mounte.i I'oints, Lon.,
18811, Himo. 8. Majors and Adjutants: their Duties in
Battalion, Ac, Lon., 1SS4, sq. 16mo.
itialtus, James A. The Little Qarden of Divine
Love, Lon., 188.'), 12mo.
Man, Edward tiiarnct. 1. The Commerce and
Prospei'iof England, Lon.. 1880, 8vo. 2. The Present
Trade Crisis Critically Examined, Lon., 1885, 8vo.
Man, iUrs. Gother. The Downward Course: a
Tale of the Ten Commandments, Lo>- , 1887, 12mo.
JManahan, Kev. Ambrose, L.D. Triumphs of
the Catholic Church in the Early Ages, Lon., 1863,
12mo.
IMander, S. S. Our Opium Trade with China,
Lon., 1877, Svo.
jTlaudley, G. F. Traotarianism no Novelty, Lon.,
1854, 12mo.
Mandlcy, J. G. Women outside Christendom,
Lon., 1880, 8vo.
Manford, E. 1. Salvation not by Water Baptism,
Chic, 1S68, 16mo. 2. One Hundred and Fifty Reasons
for believing in the Salvation of Man, Chic, 1869, 16mo.
3. Twenty-Five Years in the West, Chic, 1870, 12mo.
With FiUNKi.iN, B., An Oral Debate on the Coming of
the Son of Man, Endless Punishment, and Universal
Salvation, Best., 1880. With Sweknev, , Discus-
sion on Universal Salvation and Future Punishment,
Chic, 1870, 12mo.
1070
ManKnall, J. Mechanical Drawing: with Instruc-
tions, Lon., 1X73, 4to.
Mangold, C. Harmony, Lon., 1883, 8v(j.
Manhattan, Frank, (Pseud.?) The Upper Ten
Thousand: Sketches of American Society, Lon., Is.v:,
12mo.
Manicr, W. H. The Law of Eminent Donniin.
and of Railroads and Warehouses; compri^'ing the Con
stitutional and Statutory Provisions of Illinois, togetlo i
with the Decisions relating thereto, SpringtiolJ, lli .
1888, 8vo.
Maniganit, G, The United States Unmasked : i
Search into the Causes of the Rise and Progress of tln'
States, and an Expo'ure of their Present Material an I
Moral Condition, Lon., 1S7!1, cr. 8vo.
Mankin, II. Thoughts on Labor, Capital, Cur
rency. By a Citizen of Maryland. Bait., 1S64,
Manley, II. E. Cardinal Manning and History,
Lon., 1876.
Manley, J. J., M.A. 1. Salt, Preserved Provisions,
Broad, ("British Manufacturing Industries,") l.un.,
1876, l2mo. 2. Notes on Fish and Fishing. Ulest.
Lon., 7877, p. 8vo ; nen ed., 1881. ",. Notes on (iann-
and (lame Shooting, Lon., 1880, cr. 8vo. 4. Salt, and
other Condiments, l.on., 1884, 8vo.
Manley, R. Sanitary Work, Abroad: Works in
Course of Execution, Lon., 1876, Hvo.
Manly, Rev. Basil, D.D., LL.D., b. 1825, in Ed^'c-
fleld Co., 8.C. ; jirofessor in the Southern Baptist Semi.
nary, Louisville, Ky. 1. A Call to the Ministry, Pliila..
1867. 2. The Bible Doctrino of Inspiration Exaininid
and Vindicated, N. York, 1888, 12mo.
Manly, J. G. Ecclesiugra|)hy : the Biblical Cliunh
delineated, Lon., 1852, p. 8vo.
Mann, A. Hugh Willoughby's Wager, and oilur
Tales, Lon., 1877, 12mo.
Mann, A. P. (Trans.) Paddy at Home, by Baron
E. de Mandat Granoey, N. York, l.'<87, 4to.
Mann, Rev. Cameron, rector of Grace Chunh,
Kansas City. B'ive Discourses on Future Punishment,
N. York, 1888, 12mo.
Mann, Charles A. Paper Money the Root ol'
Evil; an Examination of the Currency -.f the United
States, with Suggestions for restoring Siiecie Puynicut
without robbing Debtors, N. York, 1872, 12mo.
Mann, D. Manual of Prescription-Writing, N.
York, 187,S 18mo,
Mann, Mrs. D. H., ("Rosalie Gray," pseud.) 1.
The Little Soldier, Illust. N. York, 1880, Kinio. 2.
Willie and Birdie: Sequel to "The Little Soldier." Il-
lust. N. York, 1882, 16mo.
Mann, Edward C, M.D. A Manual of I'syclio.
logical Medicine and Allied Nervous Diseases, lllu.'t.
Phila., 18,S3, r. Svo.
Mann, Mrs. G. (Trans.) The Four Ilrues;
adapted from the French of Madame de Gasparin.
Illust. Lon., 1861, p. Svo.
Mann, IHorace, Jr. Flora of the Ha\Mui:ui
Islands, Salem, Mass., ISliS, Svo.
Mann, Isaac John, assistant engineer to thi' Dub-
lin Port and Dock Board. River Bars ; the Chums uI'
their Formation, and their Treatment by " Induced Tiiial
Scour," Lon., 1881, r. Svo.
Mann, J. A. Tne Cotton Trade of Great Britiiin:
its Rise, Progress, Ac, Lon., 1860, r. Svo.
Mann, J. II. 1. Scripture Testimony to the Mes-
siah and his Mission, Lon., 1S61, fp. Svo. 2. The I'lT-
tateuch and Writings of Moses defended, Lon., ISii:t,
12nio. 3. The Great Propitiation: a Scripture Trutt,
Lon., 1865, l2mo.
Mann, James Sanmarez. (Trans.) Tl]<' An-
tiquities of Greece. Vol. I., The State. l!y li. 1'.
Sehoemann. Lon., 1880. Svo.
Mann, John, and Zachariae, T. (Trans.) His-
tory of Indian Literature ; from the German of Albruclit
V'eber, Bost., 1878, Svo.
Mann, Jonathan B. Life of Henry Wilson.
Illust. Bost., 1872, p. Svo.
Mann, Leigh. Lifo-Probiems answered in Christ:
Six Sermons, Lon., 1870, p. Svo.
Mann, Mrs. Mary 'Tyler, [ante, vol. ii.. .M.*sn,
Mils. Houai;e, add.,] 1806-1887, b. at Cambri^lKcpurt,
Mass, i was a daughter of Dr. Nathaniel Peabcidv, imii
sister of Miss Eli«ai)eth Peabody, infra, and of Mrs.
Sophia Hawthorne, mijirn. I. Flower-Pciiiilo, Bost.,
1862, 24mo. 2. Life of Horace Mann. By ids Wifo.
Bost., 1865, Svo. 3. (Trans.) Life in the Argentnie
Republic in I
miento, N. 1
oences of F
Billow : with
1877, 12nio;
Garden : a C
Erasmus Sch
Romance of
1887, ]2mo.
ture of Infnn
I2nio; 5th ed
Mann, Ml
Barton C.,
ecology and
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"Mann, I
Helen A., I,,/
Mann, R.
Iitieul Opinion
And .see Wapie
Mann, Ri,
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Capabilities, Lo
cies, Lon., lS6I,
hold Science, L
Zulus and Boer
Familiar Loctur
Lon., 1883, p. 8
Mann, Tho
Mu.sters, Lon., li
Mann, W. 1
or. Footsteps of
1«". 2. ivho's
12ino.
Mann, Willi
b. 1819, r.tStuttg
University of TU
in i845,- was m
Philadelphia ISO,'
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Imjjrcssions of a
12mo. 2. Some of
«e,„ling and Rec,
E'lin., 1885, I2mo.
i"!!*, and other Oc(
4. Experiences in \i,
I''*SB, p. Svo.
Manners, R. j
«nd other Poems-
^<irl<, 1877, I6mo.
Manning, Juj,
hfha Maori. Lon
Manning, Mrs
"il'l.j Ancient and
".•'*frs. Manning doe
UI e. Life ,„ Aricie,
«i»ii sue wa.s .Mrs .'^
I'lii'liil Miulv. . . \i
;.;">•' "lid deservedly r
Manning, Ann<
Wanning, E. F.
»n:^ \c,ses. Lon., 188
Manning, E.M.
1'^^^. I.'ino.
Mi.,,„5„„^ Edna
"»f -Narnitive, N. Yo
.'Iniining, g. t
Manning, Most
MAN
Re|iubIioin thoDoyiof thBT»,..-. i. r,
mient,,, N.York, f,SH>' o, g-""""/ •>? Domingo p. gar-
cences of Friodrioh Froobel L iV '^"'"'■) Kemuiis-
UUlow: „it|, Sketch of Pro^h.^ Barones. Marenholz-
IS7-, 12mo; new ej., 1887 "' % »^' ^hirrefT, I!o,t.,
< «rden : a Contribut i, „ t„ "he sJb! ^fi! ,'''"' •''^'""''
Kra»mus Schwab, N. vWk l«7(i lo "' ^''"™'i"". bv
Romance of Real I- fc n C ,hf, rV."'"xV "■ J"""!'"; li
1H87. 12.„„. With P u ."nv F, . '^ ^"r^ ^8"' «"«'-
ture of Infancy nn.l K n '''■"= ■*■"■:!■» 1'., Moral Cul-
-.o«. ana Ob.etri<!^''C^'^l?:j;;- ^^-j ,,f «,„!
"Mann, \eiiie A.,»» (i>8cu,n « ,r
An^seeivAnK.J.R*-,-,";,/'""''''^' L«n., 1S82, I2,uo.
Tr^„r;'^„^j:;aias?^?ri':on''?8'j;«',T' '°' '^"o--
.. Mann, llobert Janie" M D FRri""!
'••.add.,] 1817-1886, was suiiaHriJin i .•^;^-'. f"""'- ™'-
•Vatal. . I. ThoColony of XT„r "''«"' »f^''".<'"tion in
t'apabilities, Lon.. 18fi0 8v, 9 y .••""■"""'"*"'«» ""d
eie.«, Lon., 1861 12in,) % n ')'';'l""ne for Emort ,.
hold Science, 'l.!'.'" •„?•, '^T^l^-J^'y "">' HoLe-
Zulus and Boers of .><o, th A Vin,,'' r ' .'il'"''- ■*• The
Familiar Lectures on the m.- 1'°"- '879, I2.no. 5.
Lon., 188,i, ,,. 8v». ''js.ology „f Pooj „„j p^.^^^-
Mann, ThomnB vr„ r,
Master,, Lon, ?8"59, l^,,,^^ *^''™"" «'"'»»'» "■"' i^chool-
on'Tuoirtenr.'.f'the ChuJch"" /"""^^^n'" '» ""> G™vo;
S 2. Uo. ^v?^f?-^>;- ■;-;J-^2d .^^
l'l.ila,ielphi« lsK,i-S4 and ha hn^""'" ™"8"^8""'<'" '»
elhie« and symbolics ^Lf.n?" P^S.^^"'' "^ Hebrew
nary there since 1864 f T|, """i;" '^'^ ;?'»«'""' Semi-
ConfesMons, 188,,. 2. tif^ , nd Ti,^ "'''V'.F'""''''' """' !'»
Muhlenberg, I'hila., 1887 C ' '™«' "^ "«'"-y Melohior
./ii"h't.r!jd",!:au?^ir''i'8fr',v"'- "- "^-•^
Worldli,.css, Lo;.,78'8I I2m' "'"' ^' °'' ^"^'^'^ of i
«/Arr:;s"ij^.edr.^v;r^e'r&^%°oS^''rrj'''«''-.i
l"l)ert Manners, son of the fifM. n^ "j' "'"'"' •'"'"es
I."pres.«i„n« of 'a Vis t to lu » "''^ "^ l*""'""'- L
l2mo. 2. Someof the A,l„"'-"""''"'-g' Lon., 1882,
Re..iing and Recreation I '"'' "^ '''"^"•V Accessible '
Biin., 1885, I2.no T.".4!e'no"H K^";*^/ ^■''^'"'-''
^^. an,l other Occ«..ional A C %"iin ^,tV """"'■
;. K.penences in Reading and Ke^^ Rl::;::;,';,^-•
-''Xf ^^ «• "l!*'-^ J-o, a C..ban Tale.
Vork, 1877, 16nio ^ "" ^^''sic appended, N.
he'aToVi'.^'£!r!^6. °'1.^-Ze«'and. By a Pa
•Wanning, Mrs Xl' I ' ""r. "'- "*^«-
fvo. " ^'^liajval India, Lon., 1869, 2 vols
MAN
IvVii.^!!;:!.']"'^'' i^s^'it'-pf ;^ ."--'-n-er. [.,„„,
educated at Iarro»v and „, ".V",';"'''"-"' "'"■""nlshiro
^hero he grad .a cd ,;,,? "' '""'"I College, O.Uord
Fellow of^Mer on Col ' '""if: V" ''^" """ '^-^ o'ecteU
ington, Sussex. i„ Is !*'„„,,"" '^T'""-' ""''"r of Lav-
;n mo, but resigned h'enf ''""'"" "'' ''''iehestcr
1 Oman Catholic''church In' SsY"".".'" '""^ ''"•"^•'' '!'«
'Iina \Vise..,an as Archbisho , f.J'u"^ "u^ecled Car-
nnd in 1875 was oreat cd '„ ' nl .^V''""'""''" in I8«.-..
»■" Gregory on the C,^ n 7' "fu' "' «'^- '^" "^-v
«re.snty of the Popes, Lu. |s,„ " i " ^';"''"™"'""•-
-?3:3y^s^rTS^'-;;.S;^^^^^^
io^^!i.^^i;-HS"^"^-'-^^
i R*'viL'Ws :" Second l7t,.r ."■"""' "" "'« " E^'«"y'< and
IHK^ed Sacr,..rnt. t'h" t'cn^re"-'f '?'"' '"'■ '• The
I ^, Sermon, Lon., 186 , «vo'"%" TheT"!"'"" 'f''""' :
I "oly Spirit: a Letter Lon l«fij J Workings of the
Pomi j/;.,3io„ of the H'olv uiol'^"'' ''"• '"• The Ten,.
I '""on, Lon., i860, „ Svo • ^l „ 1' "'• ^""'"n "I'l Reve-
poral Power of the Po,?«' in ■?•'■•'?."• "• The Tern-
me, 8,0. 1 ■, Th' p ' ". '" l'« .''"litical Aspect, Lon
Letter, L^n. Lso^' "s^J"""" of Christendom :'L pLCiI
and the (icneral Council Ion ISR?"".!""'"'^ "'^^- ''e'er
and Christendom, Lon isfir ' T^' *.*'°' '^- Kngland
Revolution, a 3m, "„', lI' ' 1 Kfl?' 8''*- "T^' ""^ '"e
I a Letter to Earl Grey, Lon 1868 I' **™-, J«- I-'eland:
ReaJinK". I-on., I.S68,',,q 16a \l I*!' ,iV, ^''^■'"'■^"'''
Ecumenical Council and theIr;f,,^rK ,-' "*^'' '■'• The
I'ontiff: a P„sto,al Letter I on nio «"^ "' "'« ""'-an
loan Council and iL T)'» "r ' ''°- '»• The Vat-
I Lon., ISro.Syo. 2c' Pe^ri Pri'vi?-'- " ^"'^"""^ Letter,
i Letters, Lon., 1871, ;. sT ^\ tTv" ' ^'""^'^ ''''^""™'
the Day, Lon., Is f ,3^0 iJ'!,?/''",r«'-eat tVii, of
e-gnty of God,Lon 18- 19. '," fourfold Soyer-
' «oerates, Lon, I872' 24 cT ■ ^^' ^''" »"•■•"«" of
ni.sm, Lon., 1874 25 tIt .'''"' ""'1 L'ltia.uonta-
«host, Lon'.. 1875. ^26 The V T""' "f^'"" "''"'e "" V
I^earingonCiviiAllfgial^e :riV^8r '" '"^'"^
'cWa.ttr/,^'™t«!^Kra,fra.,k,;nd' Ll^r^ply u, Mr
£iS^'''r^ 1^^-t «T^e;.r now ..r the fi„t time as
Rathbonb, Mrs. An.ve,
,M^'"''"*"S« .Anne. ,See
(•'Unvi.v,;,; ,,l/r„.
«»iJw,'i'o,f,*,^';fi ^f„''s'''f»' Thames: Witticisms
.^''r^'*^-^'-' No Way but this: a Story, Lon
'^-".n«,MonE.iUHenr.Eawara,|
'P/vo:^28'^];^::^;^^^'"«j;^''eanO .^
Society, Lon., 188() crSyoi" '"/?"''''> ■""' •^•"•'e"n
Question: with Introdoct;,.. V' ., H'"^'' "i the Land
1881, 8yo. 32. The e' ''" ' ?/• "; Bellingham, Lon.!
8vo. 33. Ch,.;„ct isU Torn r W™''- ^"°- '«8'^. P
Eminent Henry Edwfird Car.n ,\, """«'^ "^ ">e Jlost
?f We,.tn,instef : be^g s^Sioni^P r, "«,' ^''"'"'i^hop
loal, and Religious. fVom h r^' ^ " ' ^^"^"'"f^-
ranged by W. S L llv r Jo"""" " ritings. Ar-
Independence-ofth "Z,-,^':^;';-; l*':'' ": 8vo. ^34. The
3... Religio Viatori,s, Lon^ ?8»'. -,V''i' \T' 'S**?. 8vo.
Manning, J. f p V ' i* "'^ • L888.
{^- in .!; cois^-rv^^ji^-- ^^
^''ri^^::«:::;^';^^Ie.viMe.,.„ai.,r,h,
WiUj, but of God, Bost,, iss'i r'rno ' '-'""• '■ '^'o' of
Manning, Jamp« ik n
Li^^. [verse,! 'Cin. ,'887 ,9!" "*""• ^'l-e Passion of
^<{^"(m^^V:^;^„'Z""^ Court Reports,
' a.-rr;?fN«'',^:,a:-if'!^-^.-. '«^2-.88,. wa„
P.otures, dr..wn with pfr^ a^',, p'^'^, ii'-^'f^; I- Spanish
Holy Fields:!, pllesti'ne™,,.':?;;,!' •■,'''"• ''■ "Tho«e
f- The Lan,l of the Pharaoh kI''; ^°"-'J>^'^, r. 8yo.
Lon., 1875, ,-. 8yo. 5 A,n» ti ^^S- ""'' ^^'"«L "'"St.
I'en anl ]-encil. illust. Lon""l"s-7'"7' ''™"" "'">
1071
MAN
MAN
"Tlie mitliMr tiOls us little or nuthlin,' wlilcli hn., luit
lit't'li tiilil iiM well, or IjulliT, iiiniiv liincs Mfluri'. , . . Tlie
illiistniMDiis, vhlcliarosciillcri'il tiinmnh (lie vcjUiiin' with
I'xtruiiu' iinifusloii, iiri' noiRTally iippo.slti' iiinl ulli'ctlvi'."
— .lra((., xll. 2iiJ.
ll. Itiilian l'ietur<'i', dniwn with I'cn mid I'encil.
Illust. Nfiv uc.'.. rev. mid piirtly rewiitten by S. (}.
Mreuii. l,on., Iss.'i, r. Svo. With (JiiKKN, S. (1., EliK'ixli
I'icture!", drawn with Pen and I'ouoil. Illust. Imu.,
1877, r. Svn.
mannings W. A Child'H Droarnoftho Zuo. Illiist.
Lon.. I.HSs, Itci.
MaiuiillKl*>l>< A. (Trans.) Foolprints of the
Holy Dead: I'niiii the Uerinan. liy A. M. K.in., I.SIiH, Svo.
3iniin(>ck, I*. U<'li(;ii>iis Onler* : Sideetions from
Father Jeniini! I'lalus, lli:)L', liun., 1S(JS, K'mu.
Mniisel, Very Kev. Henry I^oiiKueville, D.F).,
[mill, vul. ii., add.,1 l^-0-lS7l, educated at .Merehant
Tayliirs' .Selmipl, and at 8t. John's College, 0.\r(ir<l, wliere
ho graduated ls|3, and was elected a Fellow: ordained
l>4:i; a)>|jointed reader in mural and inetaphysieal plii-
losophy at Magdalen (.'■iliege ISjj; Waynlleto professor
ISo'.l; Kegins profe.«siir of eeelcsiastical history and canon
of I'hrist Chureh ISIil!; dean of St. Paul's, in sueoession
to Dr. Jlilinan, ISIiS. I. Scenes from an riilinished
Dramii entitled Phrontiiterion, or, Uxford in the Nir
teenth Century ; :!d ed., Oxf.. is.jj, Svo. Anon. 2. The
Limits of Religious Thcjught, (Batupton Lectures,) Lon.,
18,^.S, Svo; Slh ed.. ISli", p. Svo.
" Whatever Mr. Maiisel nndertakes tjcars the marks of
his great aliilily and iiidnslry, and these lectures rise to a
grave elocnicnec iil' which his other writings, fniiii their
snlijeels, woiihl hardly admit. The language is well chostn
and Ills close to the Ihunght, and a suhjcel is fairly pursued
withont digression I'r needless ornanieul. , , . lint the net
result <if this work, in the way (if inlhience on religions
opinion, will hardly be all that Ihc author would desire,
either in kind or In amoniit. 'Ihe key to all religious
dillicnltles Mr. Mansel places in a distinction between
speculative and regulative truths. We may have a kiiowl-
eiliie of a religious principle sutllcient lor practical
guidance, which, however, does not amount to a real
insight into the subject-matter; nay. more. If we ullenipt
to liiul the groumls on wb.Udi our practical principle resUs,
we shall he entangled not merelv in diHiculiies but In
positive coutradiclions, . . . Mr. .Man.sel, borrowing from
Kant even the very terms of his (listinclion between specu-
lative and regulative truth, breaks down the one fulcrum
ithe authority of the inoial ideas and convietions| which
Kant kept for his lever, llis theory of the unattaiiiable-
iiess of truth 's thonnigh-going. Ills originality consisl.s
ill his apidicaiii. of such a principle to the defence of
Anglican belief."— .So/. Jicv., vi. 404.
:i. An Examination of Rev. K. D. Maurice's Strictures
on the Gauipton Lectures of 1S5S. liy the Lecturer.
Lon,, 1859, Svo. 4. Metaphysics; or, 'the Philo.sophy
of Consciousness, Phenoi'ieiial and Real, Lon., IStiO, p.
Svo;2deil., 1S()6. 5. T,vo Letters on Smith's Leeturea on
History, Lon., lSt!1-62. 6. Tlio Witness of the Church
to 'ho Promise of Christ's Coining: a Sermon, Lon.,
1SR4, Svo. 7. The Philosophy of the Conditioned ; oom-
jirising fome Remarks on Sir W. Hamilton's Philosophy
and on .Mr. J. S. Mill's Examination of that Philosophy,
Lon., IstSt), p. Svo. 8. Letters, Lectures, and Reviews:
including tiie Phrnntisterion. or, Oxford in the Nine-
teenth Century. Edited by 11. W. Chandler, M. A. Lon.,
187:i, Svo.
"To Oxford men. who know how close were the rela-
tions between the hite'liean Man.sel and his favourite pupil
and succes.sor in the Waynllcte chair of metaphysics, .Mr.
Chandler, of Pembroke, the present volume wifl have a
peculiar and especial Interest. It contains, we gather from
the Preface, 'the minor philo.sophical works of the late
iJean Man.sel, nearly all liis reviews, together with two
articles hitherto unpublished.— viz.. Ihe lecture on I'tillly
as the tirouiid of .Moral (Jbligatiiui. and tlie fragment on
Berkeley's Philo.sophy. the completion of wliicli was pre-
vented by the decease of the author.' "— .4//i., No. ai'l.
!). The (Jnostic Heresies of the Kiret and Second
Centuries. Edited by J. B. Lightfoot. Lon., IS75, Svo.
(Contains a |irefatory notice of the author by Lord
Carnarvon.)
" It Is the peculiar interest of Gnnsticism that it com-
memorates the spci'nlatlons of tho.«e (lUcstioning spirits
who confronted a world of evil and misery, and a <iod
descended for its redemiition, under the light bntli of a
fading mythology anil a dawning philosophy. 'Ihc wor-
shipiieroi' .Mitlira and the believer in Kvolntimi both find
their kindred here. .V web of thought that thus gathers
up into one unity the future and the past repays earnest
and unprejiiiliced .-lialy. And If ue cuniiot say ot the
volume before us that it conveys as fully as we should de-
sire the results of such study, yet in its wide range of
learuing and luciil power of representation it forms, at
least, a valuable introilucthni to this nieinorial of a jiliase
of spiritual life that no one can learn to know without be-
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coming better fpialKled to understand the early ages ol
('hiistianlty. ami hence, we bidleve. nnderslanding belter
the ineaning of (,'liri.stianlty for all time."— .'<';jfc((i((;f, xllx
180.
.Mnnsi'l-l'Ifyilell. See Plkvukm,.
Mlliislit'ld, C. E. A Latter-Doy N'ovel, Lon., 1S7«,
2 vol-, cr. Svo.
iMiiiiMtivUI, Chnrli'g Illnclil'ord, M.A., [nulr, vol.
ii., add.,] ISlll-IS.i.'i. 1. Tlio Theory of Salts: tt Trent
iso on the Constitution cd' Bipolar Chemical Coinpounil^,
l<on., 18(1.'), p. Svo. 2. Aerial Navigutum : the I'roh-
leni, witli Mints for its Solution. Edited by his llrothei.
H'diert lllachfind .Mansfield, 11. A. : with a Preface by .1.
M.Ludlow. Lon.. l-iTf), cr. Svo.
" 'f he book Is written with a bimyant enlliuslasm whicn
leads the leader at times to imagine himseir Hying over
the heads of hostile tribes, bent upon Inlraconiineniai
iliseovery; at others, to hclleve that he is reading one ■•(
the romances of .liile^ Verne, except that there is an iic
curacy of statement and a total absi'iice of the superlicl;il
knowleilge which characterize [«(cj that writer's works. "
—Sil. I!<i\, xl. .W.
3Iaiislii'l«l, Kdwnrd Dvcring, LL.D., [onfc, vol.
ii., add.,] 1S01-1S80. 1. The Memoirs of tlie Life mid
Services of Daniel Drake, M.l)., Physician, ]'rores.«..r.
and Author: with Notices of the Early Settlement of
Cincinnati, and Some of its Pioneer Citizens. Cin., is.!.'!.
2. A Popular and Authentic Life of licneral L'lysscs S.
Grant, Cin., ISIls, I2uio. ;t. Personal Memories, .Social,
Political, and Literary : with Sketches of Many Noted
People, lS(i:)-lS4;i, Cin., 1879, Svo.
" As a ccmtribntioii to the history of a period for which
we have no g 1 standard work. It iic/.sse.sses both interest
and value."— .V(i/m«, xxviii. bo4.
Mansfield, Ii. U. 1. The Congregation: fmni
Studies in the llcbrew and Oreek Scri|ilures, Lon.. Is7|,
Himo. 2. Outlines of tlie Mental Plan and the Pie|iii-
ration therein for the Precepts and IJoctrines of Cliri-i,
N. York, ls8.'!, Iiimo.
Man§iicld, Robert Blac-hfurd, b. 1824; gradu-
ated at University College, Oxford, Islli; called to the
bar at the Inner Tem)ile 1S4!I. I. Tlie Log of the
" Water-Lily" (Konr-Oand Thames Gig) during a Uuw-
ing Excursion on the Rhine and other Streams of Ger-
many, liy an (Jxford JIan and a Wykehamist. I.cn.,
ISal, ISino. 2. The "Water-Lily" on the Damihe:
being a Brief Account of the Perils of a Pair-Oar during
a \'oyage from Lambeth to Pesth, illustrated by One nf
the Crew, Lon., IS;'i2, p. Svo; the two works, with
author's name, 1854, 1 vol. 12ino; new ed., IS77. '■'.
School-Life at Winchcste. College; or. The Kcniihi*
eences of a Winchester Junior: with a (ilossiiry of
Words, Phrases, and Customs peculiar to Winclic-icr
College, Lon., Is(i6, p. Svo; new ed., 1S6S). And >ce
MANSFIEI.n, Cn.\ltI.KS Bl.ACIIFOIlI), eiljild,
Mansliip, Kev. Andrew, [nuii; vol. ii., mid..] h.
1824, in Caroline Co., Md. ; entered the ministry of ihc
Methodist Episcopal Church in 1S43; lield various
charges, and since 18BH has resided in Philadelphia. 1.
Clierished Memories, 1859, 2 The Patriot's llyuui-
liook, 181)2. 3. National Jewels : Washington, Lincoln,
und the Fathers of the Revolution, Phila., isii.^, Svo.
4. Ueminisccnces from the Saddle- Bags (d a Metlioilist
Preacher, 187S. 5. History of Gospel Tents and i;.\-
perience, 1884.
(Manson, D., M.A., M.I). On the Sulphur and
Chalybeate Woters of Strathpeffer Spa, in the Scottish
Highlands, Lon., 1S77, p. Svo; 5th ed., 1SS4.
9lanson, tieorge J. Work for Women, l.on.,
ISSH, IHino.
" Manson, James B.," (Pseud.) See Miiiii.iv.
Jamks, hi/rit.
Manson, James Uolivar. Contemporary Scot-
tish Art ; a Series of Pen-and-ink Sketches, liy Eu-
phranor. Edin., 1864, Svo.
illaiison, Otis Frederick. Quinine: a Trentise
on the Phvsiological and Therapeutic Action of the Sul-
phate of liuinine, Phila., 1SS2, 12ino.
Manson, Patrick, M.D., of Amoy, Chiiwi. The
Filaria Sanguinis lloiiiinis and Certain New Korias of
I'arasitic Disease in India, Cliina, and Warm Countries,
Illust. Lon., 1SS3, Svo.
Mant, Hev. Frederick Woods, b. isiw, ot
Crawley, Hampshire; son of Rt. Rev. Kichaid Mnnt,
uiii/e, vol. ii. ;; graduated at New Inn Hall. <''.\f"rd,
1844; ordained 1841 ; vicar of Stanford, Norfolk, ISol-
58, of Woodnnincotc 1858-70, ami of Egliam 1.^70-79.
1. Rubi : a Tale of the Sea : a Poem, Lon., bl". I'-mo.
2. Reginald Vero : a Tale of the Civil Wars, in Verse,
ton., I84«,
MAN
• '84«, l2mo •! Th «i. ., MAR
Vf»r« „t .Se,., L,;„., lisi |o;,,^'."''i'''"""i °'- Twelve i on r)i,oa..OH „f ,.,„ r
-'• TlH. .. March. A .'''■),"''T; '''.'"•' '^S
or, Tho Mental Sum-rin ^ ,, '' ,m'' .V'V^'"" "''■'*'"■'•"" ■
^- Village CM,orir.',,V'',,^i;'' •'-''"■■ I""' '-'"'O-
iUaiitun, Waller p' i r
an.l how to pre,,"?. ,l!,l r T''^"' '""' '" ''"('•H
Complete Mu„u„l of In, uc o„ for T''^'"" " '^""''''"'•^
the Collector. Illu,t U„Jt 1 Ms7 :.," """''""""k for
Motho.ls in Zoology T;,„.h,n L" n .' .'"'"• '• ''''"'""•v
The Ueulher ,it (,'„nne,,
a Ito|Mjrt, I,un., 1x77.
-Ke.Horts ;
> I2iii,i
iliirinff
■ The
their
See U'ooi.s(jN, CoH-
".March, Amu.,"' 1 1.',',"
'^har^e of l're..l,,teriVnHn?ir, '"'""' '•■^l''; h,„ huU
'• Walk, „„,! lloL" of Jci. ■",*''!",'■«"','"''''' '-•'"'rohe,.
Night ."Seone., in the f i ,i;> li J L"''''' '"""■ '"'»"• 2.
"•"0, 1S70, SV.O. , F,l''5','?- ,•■'• OurF,itherU
Mauville, Marioii. iw,.,- ,u',V'T"""' '-"">■
Vo^^en, Phil,.., ,,,H7, U'.no- M „,"'fsss""'"' """^ ""'"
'Uaiiwnriiie, li. jw i ,p • : '''^•
ti»nan.i(innvth„f J „""t„^ iT'l'T,"" "'" ^'""''»-
Maiiwell >l ,, 1 ' '^''"•' '**.>o, l2mo.
Ptorj, Lon., r,s8s,'|s"*„ ^'"''^'' ^'••'""■I'li : a Cornish
Manypcnny, tJeorffP w • .
affiurs l8,o;f-57, ami eKm rVr .T'^'i'-'''""''''"'" ^"''i""
« .'r^e. Our in,lia„ W ,■","; 1. sir's" ^''""""»*i»n
aiware,l.--.v„(,;'„^;'i^^'";,',"" question' which has y'i
naplesoii, Jnmps "I'fo..^.,
'" Knglan.l an.l .Ameri, , "r ' %", T''"^'" ""-""ger
l>,4H-,888, Lon., 1888, 2 Jol^ 'vo ' "" *''"""''•«'
I.«»<."lr5i;i;il<;j'\,r^'^^^^-e a more -hccry noeou.u of
ol grievous lireaeho'i , f ii.fVi, ' .'-^'■" "''en he is tolling
ml m.fuir.luMli^u; i/'iriV?V' ^' •"'''"'"'' ""'I "^^^^^^
f'^^hilinn Mr. Mai^l" n ,"I';,' '"'""Mr fxTvades tl e
o"» vein, hut "hen it^loes mV ,' '""■". ""lo in a seri^
sense a«,| shrewdness %,,,"•, .'""^■""'""■■^ arefnil "f
I'^^r,- professor of p ' bl„2 an 1 ^"""'•^^i'^'- T'-ehind,
■^".'r^eiSf^ vt'^"^r' -^^
f'l'ih'-phie^l So ; V ;;n,ra\.r""'"^;"' ""^ ''■""■in
'""" ^'^■'vf<hake..,.!r,-V ' , J';'™-|'.'-'^-'-i''''n' "f the l.on-
aii'l eollege le.xtbooks 1 i m u ','' ""■""' "' -"ehool
ly».,.Svo. ' ^ ^'^ i'i«h-(ierman, N. Vork,
"en'o,,., an,i er,nv,lVa\;n''e ,'/„'"«" 'l'>;^'" '"'"'lenst.d,
, ■'• Intro.lueti..n to An,/l„v '""■•'''• •'■*'•
(«n,ler, >f. V„rk. 187(1 4 "f'V .'•'" ,^"«'»-^"X"n
t'lgli.shNotes, N. Vork,'lS7)' piL •*''°"'' "'"'
M^^:;^i:^^[-7^^:;^;i;v,Mi).,k.R.c.s.,gr„„oatea
Hoelulale police, an .t^^-,,','" ' '"'"'"■"I "«'"■'■ "l' the
"■■■'larv. I. l"st nne'!?' V '•«'■"" "'' Hoch<l«|„ In-
:f"o Xao.e., Lot 'Tss' '' '"2"'-'-'lf •'^ -'• Koch-
•i. Ancestral Man Iss'j ''• ■'-'arwinisni, I8,s;i.
"^a^n:i^'^S!iJ!J;,^?;^/"''--'>raaisoj
Hcj!rn^.^,:.^«L,,i!T!:sV '"""""^^ «™"™'' -^.v i^-
ISI^,".'';^ '''• ^'- J-'o'v'^ranci Fruit Decoration. Lon
iW«rcha„., n, T. '. «etrotha. and Bridals, with
luii oea-side Places of C|.,r.. i "•,''.'■,""""»■'"■>» Spas """-.Mo. -" ""i^orauon, t,on.,
1876. 6. Treatment of A?' ^.''"',''^"'' '21110; 3d ed., Mnrchant, W T 1 I. , .
Wturos, I.„n., ?;"/^' Pmo T,'",'^'*'," "'^«"^«' ^ Three :» Chat about We, dL Oak ,''''';" t""'' '^"^"'■^. "i'h
".>Iar, HelPi M 7d • T'' ®''- ''*'^- Lo"-, I'^rH „ si! .f ,■"? ""^ Wed.ling Customs
Marah, Rev. Wi|lia,„ „ ' »"'' Hop»,'l,^,;""T;i\"'' '^r"^"'"' """""» '» «"«-•, Malt
Tim's : with a Sket, h /h''^ Archbishop Ju.von and ! ''\f^'''l and interoMini m, tttr ■•-s'r^y.''''''-'''' '"' '"■''^^
",,Ki,..., .. ',?, •'?'»" «• Annotated Catalogno of the
h- "n'^S':-;;. ^;,^^;;;|;. at Worcester, Mass.,
I'netor and editor of e ZTyoTT'W?'^ ""^ P''"'
fecMot Chapter of I'olitical I istorv l°'V''^-'^- A
■""■'■on: the Truth «>,..„,.„• <?^ ■ ""^ Electoral Com-
Jent ,le Jurc^niilonTs^^f,^^;?"'--' J- TiMen, Presi.
Ri-l;a'sentations of his Ae i, !, 1 1 ?"'"'" ""'"« ''^"l^'e
Ri'piesentatio'ns of his Apil"r'7 ."^"'"" ""'"^ i'^a'se Mnr^;;"/
? u!:;^' ^« :"|e- The Theor, of Gravitation. I!::^'^^ ^>'^!^<ol;^t:t^:2!I':J-^^'
L^n ISS5, sm. 4t„.
Published WritZ" of ri. '*,"°°'."u'"^ Catalogue of the
If'^.^ Wash., 1885^ ^ '^'""•''^ '^'""'har White, 1860-
Modirn, k.'v^rk 'se? i""' o''%*''rff:' f^""'''"' ""^
I87l>, IL'mo. O'.l-mo. 2. l,,le Duties, N, Vork,
tellSS!'*,^'!,^ J L'«t!^' -;'o^ '0 ">« bar
The studTnT's^ ,:■„":',;'' -'•■ I"">- '«' ■, 87„."7
veya^cirg, Lon. ts ^ "lo '? ^.-'/^'-''-'g to Con-
ho Principal t-tatutes VelaMn„ *' r ^"" ^i'^>-""'^ o(
i>irb, I2mo, 4th e,"! 188' ^ '» Convejaneing, Lon.,
(Tmnso'^'he"Sar'?,'i"":''°/.^^-»- "■ '«■"• I
2 vols , I..U Sv'o! atlas to'" 2' (Tr,t ^'^^ ^R^"'^' ''''
Process, h, a. B. Erco.an,, LtI:T8^|'2'':^;.f ^e^x^tS
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IMarcy, Urie-(>en. Itnnclolpli llnrnoN, I'.S.A.,
IH12-I8S7, b. lit Ureenwicli, Mim*. ; brollior of K. E.
Miiroy, M.l)., 'ii/ira ; uriidunti'il jil llm U.S. Military
AoiKlt'iny Ih;I2 : i<crvi'(| in tljc ltluul< lluwk n\|iu>litiiin.tliu
M«.xici>n wiir, mill the civil wiir; wan in8|)euliir-);i''i<'''»l
of thu army IHIUi-SI. I, i:x|iliinUicjn,« of tlic Koil Kiver
in 1H:)2, Wash., IMS.), 2. The I'rairlo Travullcr; a
Jliind-lloiik lor Overland K.x|]edilion,«, N. York, IH.')il,
12iiio; Kni;. eil., willi Notes by U, K. llurton, Lon.,
i.-iii:).
•'(iciioral Miirey wa.i employi-d for nianyyiiirs In the
C'oiniimiid of cxiiwlltliins, liy ii varii'ty of cIllliMriit riiiit«».
civtT till' pmiric's rrnin tliu Ku.«ti'rii stiiti's to ('iiliruriiiii iiiiil
oiIrt cimiilrlcsiin the' I'ncllii'. . . . His book »i't!iii!« lo lie
IiKjilflli'il nil .Mr. lialton's ' Mt 'if Travel,' of whlcli be 1ms
maile coiislileralili', IIuhikIi iml iiimV"Wf<l, Uiiv.,"—Siil. Ilrr.,
XV. ;i.v.'.
:i. Thirty Years of Army lilfoon the Border, N. Y'ork,
iMIili, Kvo.
"(.'oluiiel Mariv has maile a very ruailabli' iiiid enter-
tainiUK book, tli'iiUKh it be williniit any iiretenslons to
literary merit even ul the averau'e sort, Inr he has written
n book of his advenuiresiiii the Western boriiiT as aiiarniy
ollli'cr, e.\tiMiilinK over a iicrloil of iiearly t»' I'y years,
anil einhraeln^ an experienee niort! varied tliaii eunid
havi' laileii to the lot of any ordinary explorer."— A'a/ion,
Hi. 7.
4. liordcr Hoinini.'cenoes, N. York, 1872, 12mo.
MnTctt, !*• It. Troaliie on the Construction of
Yaehts, l,on., I Soli, fob; 2d od., enl., 1S72.
.Marctt, II. II. The Islands of the Ulest, I.on.,
18S7, sq. Ifiiiiii.
Maretzek, Max, b. 1S21, at Brunn, Austria; an
ojieratio ounduetor and mana);er; resident in the I'nitod
.States since I S4S. (,'roteliets and (iuavers : Hcvolations
of an Opera Manager, .\. York, M65, 12iuo.
Miirey, ^^ttciiiiP Jill^!*- .Vnimal Mechanics, (" In-
tcrnatiiinal ,'<cientilic" Ser.) Iliust. Lon., 1874, p. .Svo.
.llargnry, .iiigiistiiN llnyinond, lS4A-IH7a, b.
at Belgauui, Bombay lVesideiii;y, India ; educated in
France, at Brighton College, and at Iniversity College,
London: went to China as student interpreter in KSii'j
wa.« British ennsul at Formosa 1870-72; in 1874 was ap-
pointed interpreter and guide to Col, Browne's mission
sent by the British government to attempt to reopen the
great overland trade route between Chinii and India.
He travelled from .Slianghac to Bhaino, eighteen hundred
miles, in six months, a route never traversed before by
any EnKlishuian, and proceeded in advance of the mis-
sion to .Manwyne, the idiief city of the ])rovince of Y'un-
nan, where ho was murdered, together with his servants.
lie had made some valuable contributions on Formosa
to the Transactions of the Boyal (ieographical Sneicty.
The Journey of .\uguslus Kaymond .Margary from .'*hang-
hae to BhauKi, and back to Manwyne. Kdited from his
Journals and IjCtters ; with a Brief Biographical Preface
and a Concluding Chapter, by Sir Rutherford Aleook,
K.C.B. I.on., 1876, 8vo.
" The work <i)n8ists mainly of Mr. Margary's letters and
jouriuils describing bis residence in Clilna in the cunsulnr
servi(!e, and his now lanioiis journey across that country ;
with u supplementary chapter by .-^ir Uutherlbrd Alcoek
on the policy which led to the journey."— .Icm/., x. UW.
.Margftt.s, J. W. Charlie Ashford; or. Four Years
in the Canadian Dominion, Lon., 1888, cr. Svo.
Margoliouth, David Samuel, M.A., b. 185»,
graduate! at New College, Oxford, 188U, and elected
Fellow 1881, lecturer 1882, and tutor 1884 ; elected Laud's
professor jf Arabic 1888. I, Japanorum Ueipublicoi
Conversio, (Gainsford Prize Essay,) Lon., 187!», 12mo.
2. Studia .Soenica : Part I., Section I., Introductory
Study on the Text of the (ireek Dramas: the Text of
Sophocles' Trachiniu', l-lliOl), Lon., 1883, Svo.
Margoliuuth, Rev. iHoses, Ph.D., ['tnie, vol. ii.,
add.,] 182(1-1881, educated at Trinity College, Dublin;
vicar of Little Linford, Newport Pagncll, from 1877.
1. An .Apostolic Triple H-nediction, 186;i. 2. Sacred
Minstrelsy, 18JH. 3. Sermons: Genuine Repentance
and its Effeota, Lon., 1854, Svo. 4. The Anglo-Hebrews :
their Past Wrongs and Present Grievances, Lon., IS.jfi,
Svo. Anon, o. The (tospel and its Mission, IStil). Ii.
I'he End of the Law : Two Sermons, to which is added a
Letter: being a Preliminary U.Yamination of the " Ks-
says and Reviews," 18(1], Svo. 7. The True Light, 18f)2.
8. The Spirit of Prophecy, 18(i4. 9. The Haidad, lSli4.
10. Abyssinia: its Past, Present, and Future; a Lecture,
Lon., 186(1, Svo. 11. Vestiges of the Historic Anglo-
Hebrews in East Anglia, Lon., 1870, p. Svo. 12. 'fho
Oracles of God, 1870. 13. The Poetry of the Hebrew
Pentateuch: Four Essays, Lon., 1871, p. Svo. 14. The
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Lord's Prayer no Adaptation of Exislin;? Jewish Peti-
tions, Lon., 1876, Svo.
" Mariotti, L.," (Pseud.) See Qali.kxua, A.sm-
Nro, ittiprti.
Mark, John. Uiary of tny Trip to Aniurica an i
Havana, Manchester., 1880, 18mo.
IHarkby, ThoiliaH. I. The Man Christ Jesu^
Lon., lN(i2, p. Svo. 2. Practical Essays on Kducalimi,
Lon., 18(18, p. 8vo.
Markby, William, M.A., D.CI.., b. 182«; gr.i in.
ated at Merlon College, Oxford, IS.-iO; called to the bar
at the Inner Temple 1856; puisne judge nt Calcutta
18()ii-78, and since then reader on Inilian law at Oxford ;
el. •■•ted Follow of All Souls College 1882, and of Ballinl
College 188:!. The Elements of Law considered with
Reference to General Jurisprudence, Oxf., 1871, p. ,svci;
new ed.. with Supplement, 1876; lid ed., 1885.
Markliam, l'a|it. Alltcrt IlastingH, 11. N.,
brother of C. B. Markham, in/ni, 1. The Cruise of llic
" Rortiirie" amongst the .New Hebrides and Santa Cru/
Islands, Lon., 1>^73, Svo.
" His orders were to visit every island in the New Heb-
rides and .Sill la Cruz xrniips, to Investigate niiiiierniis iiiui
ders of British subjects whlih bad recently been cniiimii
teil by the islanders, and to report iipiiii the alleged i'ii->.
of kiaiiapiilng which were suppo.sed to have led to Ihe-e
crimes."— .l»i., .N'o. ■J;i78.
2. A Whaling Cruise to Bnllin's Bay, Lon., 1874, .svo;
2d ed., 1875, p. Svo. 3. I'he Great Frozen Sea: a
Personal Narrative of the Voyage of the " Alert" duriti;;
the Arctic Expedition of 1S75-76, Lon., 1878, Svo; rili
ed., 1884.
"It Is both trustworthy and readable. It only iimfesses
to bi' a relation of the writer's own exiicrieiices. Imt. in
reality, so intimately was its author mixed up with ihe
allitirs of the dllTereiit sledge-liartles that it may be sili Iv
taken as an outline aeeount of the proi'eedings of all con'
cerned."- .l//i., .No. 'Jiil4.
4. Northward Ho I including a Narrative of Ca{ilain
Phipps' Expedition. By a .Midshipman. Lon,, IsT'.i. |i,
Svo. 5. (Ed.) The Voyages and Works of Captain .lulin
Davis, (Hiikluyt Soo. Pub..) Lon., 18811, Svo. (1. A Pular
Reconnaissance: being the Voyage of the " Isbjiirn" to
Novaya Zenilya in 1879. Iliust. Lon., 1881, Svo.
" He now gives us an aeeount of his cruise in the liveli-
est of little cutters, the ' Isliji'irn,' which was hired l>y sir
Henry George lliiotb . . . for a sporting triji In Xova.vii
Zenilya. . . . ('apt. .Markbani is a keen observer of :iatufe,
and the r' suits of his observation are charmingly told." —
.lf(i((., xix. 2;iti.
Markham, Christopher A. History of tlie
County Buildings of Nortliamptonshire. Iliust, North-
auiiiton. 1885, Svo.
Markham, ClemeiitH Robert, C.B., F.K.s,.
F.S.A., [mile, vol. ii., add.,] b. 1830, at Stiiliiis;lliTt,
Y'orkshire; served as midshipman in the Arctic ex|icJi-
tion in search of Sir J. Franklin 1850-51 ; made a jmir-
ney of exploration in Peru 1852-54; was empluycd in
introducing the cultivation of the cinchona-tree iniu
India lS(iO-(il, and was geographer to the Abys.-iiiiim
expedition 1807-68; secretary of the Hakluyt Society
1858, and of the Royal Geographical Society lsii3;
assistant secretary in the India Office 1808-77 ; edit ir nf
the Geographical Magazine 1872-78. 1. Travel? in I'cru
and India while superiiilemling the Collection "f Cin-
chona Plants and Seeds in South America and their In-
troduction into India, Lon., 1802, Svo.
" His work will be read with interest and priillt, Iniiiilhc
variety of sub|ects on which it supplies reliable iiil'nraiii-
tioii, and the manner in which they are treated.' —.l(/i,,
No. 1829.
2. Contributions towards a Grammar and Dictionary
of the Quiehua, the Language of the Y'ncas of Peru,
Lon., 1863, p. 8vo. 3. Spanisli Irrigation, 1867. 4. A
History of the Abyssiniiin Expedition, Lon., ISfiil, Svo.
5. A Life of the Great Lord Fairfax. Cnuiniander-iii-
Chiof of the Army of the Parliament of Knglanil, I.on.,
1S70, Svo.
" A book of real and conscientious work. . . . Mr. Marl<-
ham's chief object seems to be to challenge lor Kairl'iix his
proper jilace in the military hi.story of the Civil '\Viir. in
which he holds that his fame has been unfairly om r.-hiiii-
owed by the fame of Cromwell."— .Si*. Kev., xxx. il.
6. Ollanta: a Drama in the Quiehua Language: I'e.xt.
Translation, and Introduction, Lon., 1871, p. Svo. 7. A
Memoir on the Indian Surveys: printed by Order of
Her Majesty's .Sccrct.-iry of State for Indi.i in t'cuncil,
Lon., IS71, imp. Svo; 2d ed., 1878.
" For a full, precise, and faithful record of whal si ience
has done and is doing for our great Eastern deneiidincv,
we cannot do better than refer the reader to Sir. -Murk-
ham's admirable Memoir."— Sa(. Rev., xxxi. 8(W.
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MAR
Tm.lor,' L.;„„| Uula:.,:': ,HM.-r..mo' """"""'"' """
'^'•"<«>n»>, WniJiim Orlando, Af.D p H r P
L'"'". -I. M, a,i,i 1 I. „i.,„.„.„ or 'the ji.:„;,'"f,;i,-;
reel kninviM urorUi,. whi I . li, ., .' ft: '".."" I'HIiIm' ii cdr-
III' (l.Tlved froM V I ^ ,,''' ' t '"' li'.ll"";!'"" "•^■""I'" "> ■ ,f ^ "«"'• ''""■- '««•'. 8v<), ;), I)|..,,|i,,„ ' . , p ' " '
Str;,r';:;..i^'!'-!',''f'"".'-'^A".'..eo::^;:
«(.»Hi c.xi.i.ri..i,k., M«u.« "hiv ■m;is"7;;;.T,ih:'',',n','r 1',""" "*' i"-''- 1
lling of the ,7 ;"''' I' >'«. I'".- Knwluat,.,! at lh!> New Y irk (, Ilia
1 1.;m-.1» : with ,v l>|,.,i f„r the C.rrct Suoll
I nine lonii (icniia lllnat i . i.,-- °H""-"» ". um i „ ni,., ■' . "' - ■■ ■■ r"—"»iim ui uii! ivcw Viirk CiiMcl'
.11, Arctic ^w■I:i:t^-''A^,..tlc a„„ A „ r,.n'", .^ .tl-i* .,":''" '^""^ '"" "'-M : « Novel,
I77'i'lHrt"'i ^"lJ:l'^' '^'■'■"'' ""'' Anlarctio UfB,.,.,»
0,7' ss^r'p/" Countries a„,l British Colonil-s.") illust'
'"'"•; ';^*''I' '?'""• "5- IVTovnin Hark: a Ponular A.
>.lo of llobcrt Kiirfax, of Steotun, Vice A In ir j M
ilerinan, an.l ,M,.,nbor for York A D Illllil 79^ '
piM f.,.. o.i«i„a, Letter, a;!;!"?',!!:'::;^;^ S;
.,a;'im,mMi''!;rhirfa"ts' iiTo," ;:"""'"-',"■ '!'"""'^^-- "<^^
on., anmher Ike Kee.se on a eonuno,!'"-,-;, ' ^ ' t ;.""'
8i "p. i'l* e'j"« "r" =. "V »-.".'"-" "iogranhy of
of the
Iion., \ -■*;,, ;i vol8. er. Svo
ch!!"h'';j:Y^;rr^fr:;:,„ c^"-""""-
Js;;!;;7i,^^:s"Sv^ '''"' •">"" ''""•- '^^ "«^;
OoManiiil, l,on,, I,s71l, p Nyo "anus mnry
Lo™" .m',' '"'I**''""",'^;, '• l^'-vs of Affection : I-oom,,
lM^,'*!.o.*'"''*' «i"'«"l»"» Hhyu.e«. Illu«.. Lon.,
iMiirk", Rev. Jampfi I ri n 'm i. .
t.n;<hina was aidinir A St,. ■ n.... . . ^.*' ''""' \'*~^' ■' voli.
;;™r!\'",'"« Netherlands when En^ 3' ";'a;:i:,';"^ AS, Vn «•" """- '-"-.
Iho Dutch. Lon.. isss «,.„ '*'""" ""' '"'^'"S A Story of Cnrnival, hon. 1,H,S2 S vol. „ « „ . V
(Jrcnt Treason: a 8 dry i,f the \V„r f } i >"'• ^
. iciiy (II tne Hiir of Indepcn.lence,
Iho Dutch, Lon., IH.SS, Svo
•Mr. Murklmni has edited the following works for Iho
iMkluyt .Sooioty: 1. The Life and Act., of D n A
. or. Kvo.
4.
IS^'S.Syot'crSvo • • *''"'"-'" "^""^ ^^o^"^' '"">•.
^"ahl ^.i^ :r "!""j^- _ ^^« «»'^"ve Propor-
g'lja. hon., 1865,, Svo. I. First Part of the Royal Coin
r P^ru ;„• is-''- u'"- i- '^."P"''- «■" ">o Discove^ry
and lawsof ;'h V • ™; "• ?"'"''*-"^ of the Right
"' ';"" "i ">« ^»«ii8. J"<n.. IHT.i, 8vo. 7. The Vov
r "hh to" s'' Tf'^'^^' I"'"!",- "' 'fe East rndl'e's
' ,',,"• '^- ^''« Hawkins' Voyages durinir the
■ w , svo. H. Ihe Natural and .Moral History of thp
d,os. By Joseph de Acosta, Jesuit. Lon. IS.SO 8vo
l"slfsy„ ^^''«''' "^ ^""'"" »"»"• l«12-i622, Lon ,'
.■tlnrkham, Jared Clark, b. l.sie, at Tyringham
„'■"•• ■''"" "«J '"«', but abandoned it for arch teeture
.1 to .reT""'.'" to architectural periodica r 1 An-'
n nts N Yor'k'm,^"''^'";? '"'""^ "^ National Nol
llla^r^'NTv'^J^,'?'""''- '• ^'"""^ ""> Yule-Log.
' V V'"?' "*'"' 'I- Svo- 2. Aboard the" .Muyis "
•i ter J^:^' i'?' "')• »^°- •*• On the E Ige „V
'"'■/"".»'• N.York, 1881,80. , Svo. 4. Narfntive
lli^tory of King Philip's War. ami .h» Ip.M ./t"! -
III,i«r„^r^M '"'- ^^V'","""' *"" "f ">'■ United .States.")
IJi! ? ''V w' Tl'O'na'' H., [ante, yol. ii., add.l 1
Ts.°8''1 ,*'■"" o"?"?' ^'*''«'=« Acts': with Rules Ac ;
'•' n., 1858, 12rao. 2. Joint-Stook Companies Acts, 1856-
^..ntr.'V.o^.'^^.f;""''- ^"'"■"' "- Cross of Con-
cr.'^M""*'"*'' "*••''"«'••'• Medical Mission, Lon., I8B0,
PrfJ'iples^'L-'o"'?.'!:; ,,Xr'""'"e inyestigatedinits
Po'^fof"Vr"eI.Vr,l^'V.!''''!''', "''""-^ "f 'he Maritime
M ■'ffi'""'' : 'th cd., Lon., Lsiio, Svo.
Lon.,"! 888, 4V/ '""'""^ ""'"^ '*" ^^"■■'''' I"""'-
12mo*"' *'"""*** "• "™'t-f^ife '" Song, Bait., 1^74,
Marr, John E. The Cla,«siflcation of the Cambrian
"8i2:Lo;,'ri,^rs'y?^'"'^ """^"'s-"" ^'-o^'ir
Bot^.'o'n.!^•8'^2:^ '^"""'"^'^ «"'"^' - "-^^^
JWarrack, Richard, b. 183I, at .Sancreed, Corn-
wall, a solictor. With llARyF.v, Ukv. E. tl How wo
by tlil'dfth^rr "T^ur^n "' f.'!sf ' f "'^'"'' ""** ^''""*<»
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3(1 u<l., m.SI. 3. Northern I.ii;htK: Pen nnd Pencil
Pkctehfi iif Heotoh VVorlhU.n '.Moil., I.un., 1S77, I-'iiih.
:<. Iiiivlil Liviii|;at(>iio, Minatonary iinil Itincovoror, Uun.,
1877, I2inu. t. The (irmtt AiiiiMtlu: Piolurcn troin tlx^
Life uf ,Sl. Piiul, I on., IM7H, ISiiKi. ft. " l,iiiul of tlio
iMountiun iiikI the FIiidiI ;" 8culti.'<li SornoH iiiiil Sienury
ilulinentoil, hon., IN7II, ii). Iiiiiio. II. Jiiiiion .Mont-
({oiiiory, Cliri:'tiiin Port iiml Phil(inlhro|iii<t, l,on., I'^'V,
l^liio. 7. Po|ii'r.v anil Piilronii);a : lilui'triitloiiH nf.'^i'oleh
C'huruh History, liiin., IS,h|,s,|. HIuio. H. Our .SiiiUlrt
[sic: Kni^lJMli Hicni'Kiinil .'^ei-nery ililinnitt'il, l,on., IxS'l,
s(j. nil U. Two Staniliiiil lluiiriTM in thu Kaiil : Dr.
hiilV mill Dr. WilH Loii,, l^?<'.', ISiiio. III. UobiTt
Mollnlt, At'rii-iin Mia.iionai\ . 1, in., INSI, ISmo. II.
Llxhtii uf Ihu Wi'Htern Wiirlil : lii-tlnK»i»l>«il Anioricanii,
I.iiii., iHMii, |i. Mvo. 12. 'I'lio l.imil uf tliu (Uiiiutu: Plo-
turca of Iiifo in Soiitluirn [inllii, l.on., If^S?, l2iiio.
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lH,');i. Sernion.< iirciicbed in Lyme Ui'gin, Lon,, Ihil2,
12nii>.
Murriot, Tlianinii. Tbe Flouil, [vorae,] RuohJulu,
IS.W.
ninrriott, Rev. Charles, M.A., CD., [<^l^, vol.
ii., aild.,] 1SU2-IS.1S. I'or bion., sou lIurgon'H " Tnelvi!
tlooil Men." 1, Co-Oponitive Prinoiiilca iinil Triio Polit-
iiiii Kidiioniy, I,iin., IS,');i, l2nio. 2, Five Scrniona on
Faith iind Chiiridi Autliority, Lon., IH,)-, 8vo. ;i. Leo-
tuioa on St. I'luil'rt Epintlu to the HiMiiiina, Lon., IH.V.I,
12nio. I. .S. Aurolius Au);u8tinii.4 D|iiii(.'o|iuiJ de Cut<-
olii/.anilis, itc, Lon., IStW, 12mo.
.tiarriott, Frances S. 1. A VodviiOircrinu, Lon.,
1802, 4to. 2. Synibola from N'atnro: .Sketched for Old
and Young; new ed., Lon., IH77, Kinio.
.Yfarriutt, (>. It. I. (Trana.) Primitive Property,
by Kmilo do Laveleyo : witli Introduution by J, E. (.'.
Lealit', Lon. and N. Ynrls. 1M7S, Svo.
Marriott, J. T. Uur Unitarian Faith : Diacouraea,
Lon., I.ss:<, 12mo.
Marriott, \V. Hinta to Moteorologioal Observera;
2d ed., Lon., is.ss, Svo.
Marriott, Migor-Uen. W. F. Grammar of Po-
litiaal Keonoiiiy, Lon., 1S71, p. Svo.
Marriott, W. 8. Uldun and Modem Timca : wiih
other Pui'ins, Lon., IS.')."), p. Svo.
Marriott, Kev. Wharton Booth, M.A., I).I>.,
B.C.L., !,s2a-l.S71, Follow of E.\eter Colligo, Oxford,
18JB-51 ; master at Kton 185(1-71, and from then (irin-
field lecturer at Oxford. I. Eiphnilta : Wholesome
Words of Holy Scripture, lion., IStil, 12mo. 2. Vesti-
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ment of the Dri'sa of Holy Ministry in the Ohurcn.
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la'Viil writers In supimrt of them ; and, lastly, what Is far
thu most valuable portion of the volume, about sixty plates
from ancient munuinenis, designed to iUustruto the same
oonclnsions."— A'at. AVc, xxv. 727.
.S. Vestments of the Church. Illust. Lon., 18B9, Svo.
4. Tho Testimony of the Catacombs and of other Monu-
ments of Christian Art concerning (Jueationa of Doctrine
now disputed in the Church, Lon., 1870, Svo.
Marriott, William Thackeray. J. Clerical
Disabilities, Lon., ISliS, 8vo. 2. Two Veara of British
Intervention in Kj;ypt: a Letter, Lon., 1884, Svo,
Mnrryat, Augusta. 1. Lostin the.Iungle: a Story
of the Indian Mutiny, Lon., 1876, Ifimo. 2. Left to
Themsolvos in Australia. Illust. Lon., 1S78, p. Svo.
3. The Keverse of the Shield ; or. The Adventures of
Grenville le Marobant during the B'ranco-Prussian War.
Illust. Lon., 1879, p. Svo.
Marryat, Blanche. Briars and Thorns, Lon.,
18117, ;! vols. Svo.
Marryat, Emilia. Sec Nonnis, Emilia.
Marryat, Florence. See Lka.v, Mhs. Florknik.
Marryat, Mtyor II, F. Catechiam of Military
Training, Lon., 1884, p. Svo.
Marryat, Horace. 1. A Residence in Jutland,
tbe Danish Islands, and Copenhagen, Lon., ISRO, 2 vola.
p. Svo.
"There Is a great deal of really sound information about
a part of the world which few Englishmen visit. A strouRer
head misht have proilnccd a much t)ct.t4T lw..n!.-, h;:: Mr.
Marryat Is very far from haviuf; produced a bad one."—
Hot. Rev., xi. 227.
2. One Year in Sweden, Lon., lSfi2, 2 vola. p. Svo.
Marryat, Rosalind. 1. Wives and Mothers ;
1076
iteadinga for Mothers' .Mi'ctings. Lon.. IS7ft, 3 vols.
12mo; n^w ed., 1870. 2. Steps tol'hrlstian Minhnod '
WiirilH for llo.vs, Lon., 1878, I2inii ;i. The I'hiiln of
Hold: a .Manual of Prayer fur Working- Liids, Lon..
1880, .r.'nm.
.MarKdi-n, Alexander, .M.D., F.R.C.8., b. |s;!o.
educiitcd lit King's College, !,ondon: served as army Hir-
gcoii in the Ci'linean war, and was for llflcen years -in
gcon to the Hoyal Free and Caiii-er Hospitals, {.ondoii,
which had been founded by his father, Dr. Williaiu .Miir«-
den ; he is still consulting and senior surgeon to tlm.-o
institutions. I, A New tind Successful .Mode of Tnat-
ing Cerliiin Forms of lancer, Lon., IKII'.I, Svo ; 2d ed.,
187,;. 2. Cancer liiiaeks and Cancer Curers, Lun., 1*7:'..
Svo. 3. TJie Treatment of Cancer and Tumours by
Chian Turpentine, and All other Methods, Lon., I'-sii,
Svo.
iMarNden, J, (Trana.) The Skeleton in the Hoiio'.
by V. Spielhiiucn, Lon., 1882, cr. Svo.
.>larNdeii, Itcv. J. Ii., [om., vol. ii., add.] In
lluence of the Mosaic Code upon Legislation, Lun., 181)'.',
Svo.
.tlarsdcn, J. H. Iland-Rook of Practical Mid-
wifery, including Full Instruclioiis for tlie llomii'opatluc
Treatment of the Disoi.lers of I'regnancv, itc, .N. Vork,
18711, ,svo.
Marsdeu, It. CottonSpinniiig, (" Techno! .gicai
Hand- Hooks, ') Lon,. INS4, 12nio.
Marwden, It. ■». A unt of the Tcicenieiuny
Fe^ti^al of the Uiii -ilyof Kdinbiiigh, Fdin., l^SliXm.
Miirsdeii, Itcuiiiald (.odlrcy, b. I^li: oallcl
lo the I .ir at till' Inner Temple 1.S72. I. A Trcali-e "ii
the Law of Collisions nt Sea, Lon., IfSO, svo; 2d ed.,
1885. 2. The lliile against Perpetuities: a Treatise on
Remoteness in Liinilalions, Lon., I88H, .svo. 3. iIM.)
Reports of Cases determined by the High Court ol ,\.|
mirttlly an I upon .\ppeal theiel'roni. 1758-1774. Dv
Sir W. Burrell. Lun., 1885, Svo.
Marsden, Rev. Thomas, graduated at ror|<ii-
Christi College, Cambridge, 18114; ordained 18;!l; ri'lor
of Burstow, Surrey, ISJ.')-74, and of ,^t. .lolin's, llois-
leydown, 1874-81. I. The Sacrod .^teps of Crculion;
Twelve Lectures, Lon., 18115, p. Svo. 2. The Coniin ii
Force of the rniverso, Lon., 187U, p. Svo. 3. 'I hi'
Athanasian Creed and the Theology of Nature lom.
pared, Lon., 1872.
Marsh, Andrew J. A New Manual of ReforuM I
Phonetic ."'hort-lland ; new ed., rev., San Fran., I-^I,
Iftmo.
Marsh, Mrs. Anne, (Caldwell,) [miir, vol. ii.,
add.,] 17!lti-1874. I. Adelaide Lindsiiy, Lon., Ihjo. :!
vols. p. Svo. Anon. New ed., 1877, l2mo. 2. Ciistlc
Avon. By the Author of " lOinilia Wvndham." Lmi.,
1852, 3 vols. p. Svo. :i. Aubrey, Lon.. 1S54, 3 vol-.
p. Svo. Anon. 4. (L<'.) Heathside Farm : a Tale "f
Country Life, Lon., 1SII3, 2 v.ls. p. Svo. 5. Rever-i>.
Lon.»»1864, 2 vols. p. Svo. B. Cbionicles of Dartuioi.r,
Lon.. 1SB5, 3 vola. p. Svo.
Marsh, Mrs. Caroline, l";(i, vol. ii., .Mmi-ii.
.Mns. (iKOROK P., aild.,1 b. 1810, at Berkley, .^Ll-^, ;
daughter of Benjamin Crane; married Oeorge I'crkin-
.Marsh, I'li/Vo, in 1838. I. Wolfe of the Knoll, and jilier
Poems, N. York, iseo, Kimo. 2. Life and Letters of
Oeorge Perkins Marsh: vol. i., N.York, |.-*88. 2 vol-.
Svo. (This volume brings the narrative down to ilie
appointment of Mr. .Marsh as U.S. minister to Italv in
1861.)
"It deals most with his personal character, hi- ::iowih
and life as a man. I'hc (Irst part is the most intciv-iini,'. "
—Xatitin. xlvii, 'J14.
Marsh, Miss Catherine .'>l., [ante, vol. ii.. .M \i:-t!.
Miss, add.,] daughter of the late Rev. William .Muisli,
iii/rii, rector of Beddington ; has taken a great inlcp -t in
the improvement of the working-classes, ."^lie (muii led
a convalescent hospital at Blackruck, Brighton, in l^oi's
and has establisheil an orphanage at Beckenhani. K.iit,
where she resided for some time. 1. A Light for the
Line; or, The Story of Thomas Ward, a Railway U'ork-
man, 1S58, 12mo. 2. Brave, Kind, and lluppv ; or,
Words of Hearty Friendship to the Working .Men of
England, Lon., 1S5.8, 12ino. 3. The Race and tlio Prize,
Lon., 1850, I2mo. 4. The Haven and the Homo, l.on.,
1860. 12mo. 5. Midnight Chimes, Lon., 18(11. IL'nio.
B. Tbe Life of Arthur Vandeleur, Late .Major Uiyai
Artillery, Lon., 1863, sm. cr. Svo. 7. Death and Lite:
a Record of the Cholera Wards in the London 11 " |ritid3,
Lon., 1S66, ISmo. 8. Life of the Rev William .Mar.-h,
MAR
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Hill) n 1870 „i,i, ," "'"'""i 'VI18 issued lit Pl,,^
.i vol.^t''" """^ '"'" ^'""•-•n Editlor,, N. York, 'im
M^r.iT 'T;'"'"''' '■ l-'H. * '■"'■' '^'B''a" life ana
•"""''' Howard. KHrci _-, .
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W!'"/;,: J-,s^;.I">'K. M.D. A Book about Shaais,'
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fioi.i .. ' """11, U.U.. l-ss_!s«i 1 . ,,.
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, ''l"eh " Putnam „';JX W 'f ""■"'""I '™'"'<'^' "f "ne
'"""fmd copies had been sill 'K""^''""•''■«'' »"'•«%
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"ciontilio exploration, in ,1,; Ho.kv M """'" ^■"""•-ive
° harge of tlio division of ZuZitl ,"?"""""-- '""I l>a,
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■! vol... p. sy„, ™" ^' J'aidonhood, l.on., |,n(17
'^firNli, NylveslPr \r r. o '
'ieal (Juide to the I',!, ' . ' ■^™'''>n-CuttinK • a I'm,.
! 1H.'.J, 1-11,0. ' • "• "'*''» ■">'' iinds: Poems, L,„;
>'S- t^yE^,'^'?^^ ^-od ,1, Merchant
i iTijlso, Where he Kraduated ,i« ."„ 'V " ^"""S'^- (■"»'-
"nd was elected a^e lo?v lecturr;"'' ^"""^'--"^ "' '^«*
I Ca«,'"'"lge Crou, I,.6,S t IIIst- ' «» '""nil science at
»i|"»' of t'niversitv Co Li ,' •"'";" ""^ ""^"""e prin-
Uppointed I'oturer'^in p^^ • ,'^"t'- ^^ "*«■' he' w",
'«KC, 0.xford, and in I8S4 ,V„ "™"'?"7 "' ""Hiol Col-
oett as professor of p„|(ioal 1 ""'''"' ''•■"''■"sor Fa,v.
v«- ty The Preset CiCofi^.'" *""■""'""«« '"'-
and pre,i.,;tK the ;vhoi •''^'h"'"' '"""■"'»'f'"nVit';id''vruVir
■ ' ""^i;"""' fr<-''^h,ieJof 11, 'ration'"" Si^'«''"''''f "f argiT:
jMarshall, Arthur m7 ,es ~M T lii . ' '''"'
F.K..S., professor of loolo/v »„ i ' ^ ^^•' ^^'I^-' »-Sc.,
,in Owens College, Victor!frf^ ™>"parative anatomy
Tho Frog: an In roduc in toTT^' *'i'°«hester. |^
Embryology, Manchester, iVsz.e^ "of .3^^^
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enl., ISSS, 2. (Ell.) Owens College: Stuilies from the
niologiciil liiibdnitory : vol. i., Miinehe.itcr, 1SS6, 8vo.
■\Vith iliMiST, C. IlKRiiKiiT, (Uinonstnitor iind aaMstant =,,,,, , ,, ^.
lecturer in zoology in Owens CMesc A Junior Course of 2(1. Little Muy >■ HS"''-;',"';:' '''" .'^''l^L^,, .
Pniotical Zoology, Lon., 1.S87, er. Svo. Lon 18 '«.>"'"• ^J' „'" '''^,7^""'' ^'■^""^' '
MBrslittll, Beatrice. 1. The Shadow of Erks- ; ot Heart; 4th cil., Lon., IShil, p
dale: ii Novel, Lon., 1875, :! vols. i). Svo. 2. Dolly's of the J wo Margarets
Charge, Lon., ISSI), 18mo. .3. Fan's Brother; or. An
Old Tlead on Young Shoulders, Lon., I8S1, ISuio. 4.
(Triins.) Stella; from the German of Fanny Lewald,
Lon., 1SS4, 2 vols. l8mo. o. Nancy's Nephew; or,
Mike's First Campaign. Illust. Lon., 18S«, p. Svo.
MarstiHll, Charles. I. Lays and Lectures for
Scotiii's Daughters of Industry, Edin., ISJ.'i, 12mo. 2.
Jloinely Words and Songs for Working Wives, Ac, Ldin.,
]S57. ISmo. :i. Lavs and Lectures for Working Men
and Women, Edin.,"lS78, l2mo.
iMiirsliall, Charles, ("Heraclitus Grey," pseud.)
1. Tlie Thr.o Paths: a Novel, Lon., ISSil, 2 vols. p. 8vo.
2. Armstrong Magncy, Lon., 1S67, p. 8vo. :i. In Vain,
Lon., IStW, :i vols. p. 8vo. 4. King (iab's Story-Uag,
and tlie Wonderful Stories it contained. IlUist. Lon.,
1S69, Ifimo. 5. Playing Trades, Lon., ISTII, l6mo; 3d
el.. 1SS3. fi. Careless Kyts, and other Stories, Lon.,
lS7y, p. Svo.
Marshall, Charles. The Canadian Dominion,
Lon., 1S71, Svo.
"Those parts of Mr. Marshall's book which deal with the
practical aspect-s nf Canadian life are likely to make most
impre.ssioii. lie has evidently devoted much care and
maiivlnquiriesui theciuestionof emigration, and to every-
tliliiK eonnected with the Canadian Dominion which con-
cerns the molher-country."— >'p<'l•^I^)r, xliv. IHIW.
MarKhall, Rev. Charles, .M.A., d. 18S4; gradu-
ated at St. Bees ISlli; ordained I.S44; rector of Har-
purhey from 1854, (Ed.) The Latin Prayer-Book of
Charles II., Oxf., 1SS2.
Marshall, Charles F. The True History of the
Brooklyn Scandal: Account of tire Trial of H._ W.
Beecher upon Charges preferred by T. Tilton, is . Vork,
IS74, Svo.
Marshall, Rev. Edward, M.A., F.S.A., gradu-
ated at Corpus Cliristi College, O.xford, is;is, and elected
a Fellow; ordained l.S:!9; vicar of Sandford St. Martin
since 18S4. 1. An Account of the Parish of Sandford,
in the Deanery of Woodstock, Oxf., 18611, p. 8vo. 2.
An .Account of the Township of Church Enstone, in the
Deanery of Chipping-Norton, Oxf., ISfiS, p. Svo. 3. An
Account of the Township of Ittley, in the Deanery of
Cuddesdon, Oxfordshire, from the Earliest Notices, Oxf.,
1S71). p. .Svo; 2d ed., enl., 1S74. 4. The Early History
of Woodstock Manor, and its Environs in Bladon, Hen-
pin L;ton, New Woodstock, Blenheim : with Later Notices.
Iliu-'t. Oxf, 1S73, or. Svo.
"The history of Woodstock is full of interest. It only
remains for us to add that it is told in an iiiterestiii)' way
by .Mr. Marshall. . . . His materials have been gathered
from source;: wide apart, and he has so arranged thorn a.s
to make an attractive story."— yl(/i.. No. '2411.
5. A Supplement to the History of Wooi" took Manor
and its Environs: with a Notice of the Church and
Parish of Wootton, Oxf., 1875, or. Svo. 6. Oxford,
(" Diocesan Hislories,") Lon., 1SS2, l?mo.
Marshall, Edward Chaiiiicby, [mite, vol. ii.,
add..] v.as eonnected with the New Vork Star and Even-
ing Telegraph 1875-85, and has since become financial
agent of the American Protective Tariff League. I.
History of the United States Naval Academy: with
Biographical Sketches, Ac, N. York, 1S02, 12nio. 2.
The Ancestors of • eneral Grant and their Contempora-
ries, N. York, isfi9, 12mo.
Marshall, .Mrs. Emma, (Martin,) b. 1832. 1.
Happy Days at Fernbank : a Story, Lon., 1881, ISmo.
2. Edith Prescr < Lon., lSfi3, I2ino. 3. Rainy Days,
and how to in i-c them, Lon., 18(13, 12iuo. 4. Rose
Bryant, Lon., 18(13, 12mo. 5. Helen's Diary; or. Thirty
Years Ago, Lon., 1884, 12mo. 8. Katie's Work, Lon.,
18(14, ISmo. 7. Considen : .n ; or, How can wo Help
One Another':* I,on., 1881, ;Sino. 8. Brook Silvertone
and the 'jost Lilies, Lon., 1885, sq. Ifimo. !t. Roger's
Apprcntioeship, Lon., 1S85, l2iiio 1(1. Ma; or, Living
for Others: a Story, Lon., 1865, ISmo. II. The Dawn
of Life: or. Little Mildred's Story, Lon., 1S66, i2mo.
12. Millioent Legh : a Talc, Lon.', 1886, 12ino. 13.
Grannie's Wardrobe, Lon., 1867, 18mo. 14. The Old
Gateway, Lon., 1887, ] 8vo. 15. Theodora's Child-
hood: a Story, Lon., Ijij7, ISmo. ■': Daisy Bright,
Lon., 1S68, ISmo. 17. Grace Buxton; or, The Light of
1078
Home, Lon., 188.8, ISmo. 18. The Little Pent Culler ;
or. The Song of Love, Lon., IS6S, ISmo. lU. Vi(]let
Dcmglas; or. The Problems of Life, Lon., 1S6S, p. Svo.
' " "' of a Basket,
True
Svo. 22. The Story
L(]n., ISliU, 12mo. 23. Edward's
Wife: a Tale, Lon., 1870, p. Svo. 24. Primrose; or,
The Bells of Old Effingham, Lon., 187(1, ISmo. 25.
Christabel Kingseote ; or, Tlie Patience ol Ilojie, Luii.,
1870, p. Svo. 28. Heights and A'alleys: a Tale, Ljn.,
1S71, p. 8vo; new cd., 1881. 27. Stellnfont Abbey; or,
Nothing New, Lon., 1S71, 12mo. 28. Three Little
Sisters, Lon., 1871, ISmo. 2il. To-Day and Vesteidny,
Lon., 1S7I, ISmo. 311. Matthew Frost, Carrier: an. I
Litlle Snowdrop's Mission, Lon., 1S72; new ed., 187...
12nio. 31. Between the Clitls; or, Hal Forrester's
Anchor, Lon., 1873, ISino. 32. Mrs. Mainwaring's
.lournal, Lon., 1873, p. Svo. 33. Now-a-Days; or.
King's Daughters, Lon,, 1374, p. Svo. 34. A Lily
among Thorns, Lon., 1874, p. Svo. 35. Three Little
Brothers, Lon., 1875, ISmo. 38. Life's Aflermalli : a
Story of Quiet People, Lon.. 1S78, p. Svo. 37. .Toamui's
Inheritance : a Story of Young Lives, Lon., 1877, 12mci.
38. Lady Alice; or. Two Sides to a Picture, Lon., Is77,
p. Svo. 30. Mrs. Haycock's Chronicles : a Story of
Life-Service, Lon., 1877, p. Svo. 40. A History ol
France, adapted for English Children, Lon., 1877. sq.
16ino. 41. True and Strong, and other Home Tales.
Lon., 1878, p. Svo. 42. JIarjory ; or. The Oil'l of Peace,
Lon., 1878. ISmo. 43. Job Singleton's Heir, and oilier
Stories, l,on., 187S. p. Svo. 44. A Knight of our Own
Day, and other Verses, Lon., lS7',t, sq. Ifimo. 45. Fraiiii-
lode Hall; or. Honour is Humility, Lon., 1871), 1 Mao.
48. A Chip of the Old Block: Lionel King, of King.--
holme Court, Lon., 1S7!I, ISmo. 47. The Rochcnioiii? :
a Story of Three Homes, Lon., 1879, p. Svo. 4S. Ruby
and Pearl; or, The Children at Castle Aylmer, Lon.,
1879, p. Svo. 49. Royal Law; or. The Words of the
King: with Tales, Lon., 1879, p. Svo. 50. Stories of
the Cathedral Cities of England, Lon., 1S79, p. Svo.
51. Heather and Harebell: n Story for Children, Lon.,
1880, p. Svo. 52. Light in the Lily; or, A Flower's
Message, Lon., 1880, ISmo. 53. The Birth of the Cen-
tury ; or. Eighty Years Ago, Lon., 188(1, ISino. .01.
Memories of Troublous Times: being the History uf
Dame Alicia Chamberlayne, of Ravensholme, Uloiuc-
tershire, [a story,] Lon., 1880, ji. Svo. 55. A Rose without
Thorns, Lon., 1880, ISmo. 5fi. A Violet in the Slnole,
Lon., 1880, ISmo. 57. Benvenula ; or. Rainbow Colour-.
Lon., 1881, |). Svo. 58. DewUrops and Diaiiiciii^l.-.
Illust. Lon., 1881, p. Svo. 69. Dorothy's Daagli'ds.
Lon., 1881, p. Svo. 80. Constantia Carew : an Aiiio-
biography, Lon., 1882, p. Svo. 81. The Daysprin-; u
Story of the Time of William Tyndale, Lonj, 1>S2, |i.
Svo. 62. The Court and the Coltnge: a Story for (lirls.
Illust. Lon., 1883, ]>. Svo. 83. In Colston's Days: ii
Story of Old Bristol, Lon., 1SS3, p. Svo. 04. Little .nil
Good: or. Manners Maketh Man, Lon., 1S83, ]i. svo.
85. Poppies and Pansies : a Story for Children. Illust.
Lon., 18S3, p. Svo. 88. Sir Valentine's Victory, and
other Stories. Illust. Lon., I. 883, cr. Svo. 67. Heuih.T-
cliffe; or. It's no Concern of Mine, Lon., Is84, er. ^vo.
68. Mrs. Willoughbv's Octave: a Tale, Lon., l>sl. p.
Svo. 69. In the East Country with Sir Thomas Ilnnvno,
Lon., 1884, p. Svo. 70. My Grnndmother's PiotiircH,
Lon., 1884, p. Svo. 71. Silver Chimes: or, Olive
18S4, p. Svo. 72. The Two Homes: a Story ol
Discipline, Lon,, 1S84, p. Svo. 73. Over the Down
A Chaiiter of Accidents, Lon., 1884, p. Svo. 71.
Sandra's Casket, Lon., 1885, p. Svo. 75.
Treasures; or, Choice Silver, Lon., 1885, p. Sv
The Mistress of Tayne Court, Lon., 1885, p. Sv
No. XIII.; or, The Story of the Lost Vestal, Lon
p. Svo. 78. Salome; or, "Let Patience liave lu
feet Work," Lon., 1885, p. Svo. 79. The Slory
Lost Emerald, Lon., 1885, 12mo. SO. U"der llo
dips: a Tale, Lon.. 1885, j). Svo. 81. A i''ight »iiii the
Swallow; or. Little Dorothy's Dream, Lon.. l>-ii. p.
Svo. 82. In Four Reigns: Recollections of Altlian
Allingham, Lon., 1888, p. Svo. S3. Life of (hi. l.or.l
Jesus Christ. Lon.. 1S88, 4to. 84. Rhoda's Reward; or,
•' If Wishes were Horses," Lon., 183fi, p. Svt.. '■ ""^
Roses of Ringwood; a Story for Children, Lon., 1888,
p. Svo. 86. The Tower on the Cliff: a Giou.c.-for Le-
gend, Lon., 1888, p. Svo. 87. Dandy Jim, 1- >u., 1SS7,
ISmo. 88. Daphne's Decision; or, Which sha.l it be.
I,.
Life
Mioliiiel's
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ton!,7s«^7-'s;f ^•,,I'- «-• 89. Eaglohurst Tower,,
Vfry'ow Story Lonis^rnT Matohett', Minake.- a
of thcOuse: Ufa in noJ' a l'" ^ °" •''" ''""''«
-.!'i"s?:7i ^5f 3?r- ?^-- -«
DiMmomls, Lon 18S8 V. s ' 'n„^'^- •'■''• 'i'-i.-tol
"n.l Applicari'n, I,„n ,85^ s™^'"''''^-' "' ''"Portnnce
'""-"T Klein, I,;;", l"s '.. p'^svo "'""" "^ "'"^"'' '••V
(Koply to a work by W IrlZl^ '""■' ^^^^' '^>'°- '
Marshall, Fredprin in..
France in Im-i^jZ iJo .^i" ""o"i'"'' '^""^" "' :
Life, E,lin. and Un '^t's ,^' P' "l"' -■ l'^^"^ Home
'Hmy.s bin. into exa^wr a lo "'L !t '':,;?^V' "^^"i",K "'l-g
Jill-., xxxvi. :ii9 *' "'■ " "^">''»'irlliyguiile."_.c^,^
alien laws, and glorv/'_,l/A\" mm '""''''' l"'i^'li-"ges,
li.lUay:^!;ii^l;ii|:;^'^^>'i;y,'i;<Mmy.to „i».o,„.e i„ a
a variety of (..pics" vl ,V|. ,' ' ,' ,,"""*^ V'-1'"'"^"'-"< ""
n.rf:f7-& 0*;f:;d*'sT«*', M.A. graduated at
« Memoir: Wit,.. .s.e.ui^^HSJ^;^^|^"^^:^-
<alM"t'ire'l;r*aft"!Midr'l."r',^«'^-''-' *•■ '■^•^"^
^Vm»hirei„,«^iX^;-'i,,S^/Ed) The Visitation of
-Marsiiaii, Hamilton.' i Po^ Vp.„ t r t
?:^JSo"^'--^-^^^^^^^
CaJShe'ltr^e; N Y'r^^CT,^™"-"' -• T-e ^
t>m'm'iI;i'"of' ii,5V„ ^'"l'"'' .?f ""0 Celebration of the
V- a'Tale'l "^f wi 'o^h i/T/r/ ,"/' '^""' «<"""" C-
MAR
' :Mf.r ; J,S';.'i sit =^^^^^ air;
"PI.ointn,e„ts,' inelu I, ; ,1^,' '' r'™*-""^'^"'/ •^"•<"-«l
He lias also been ninf'.c <■ I"^"''^'"'*'"- "f surgerv.
Academy, and eet " ""''the ll"""," 'r '"• "'« '''•^"'
i South Kens.-ngton A leu , ?„> i"^'"' f"^,""'""" and
i?::r^rd"is^""?^iv"'""-" =
; -nd'com^aratwt 1.1 ^r ;r' tuV""''' """-'
S O-r Artists. 'l|,usi.M:o„!, 7^fs,';:"'8™ ^j^:^'-
i--.;S'ri:i^r^;;:'^'"V'"r"i^i«-e- 111-..
, Wards. Lon., 87« 8 ,? 7 I"' r?'"*"" "*■ J'"*!"'^"
I'^g^', Lon., 1S.S5 % Noni". " """'""an Oration,
: for the Relief «r Cureo^l" n w"',Ht7"r''^''''''"''«
: Marshall. Joliii luo ',."'' *"'"•
and Civil Ad'Cl::;, Isslr^'m f"""' E-l-iastical
NtTse.s, Lon., im Is.Lo """" ^"^ ^'"""-"'•^ and
eo£3j±i..--,r.-li.o„in„..
i ,,s?r""""'' •»""«". The Annals of' Tennis, Lon.,
aplayer«.sMr. .M7X;il\Vnn , ,'''1V'''''';'''''''"'K"^^
We even to a proHeiont in' u" glue ••'- si;/ '5J' ,''"''',' ''^"'i'"'
Marshall. Mrs iiin„.. ■', ■^"'- ^'"i -^ivi. lis).
^ioinns,") Lon., I8S3 er '""o """'*'"' '"«™' Mu-
Exa:,:re'"(J!,'d„f^fi::,!;«',^J ^(^.gebraie For,nu,» „„d
for Ctll'i^f^I-S,^; ,!^?f^-i ^:%^'»"-- a Book
Marshall, Miss Neli'v > '■,''';;.
1869, U'mo. ^"^' '^' ^y fire, X. York,
Marshall. T. M n i,
i^h Chure "Lon..* 1^84 "Jr""^" "^ *•"•"" ^^''-Vton Par-
Marshall, T. W.' W ' ni, • ..
Agents and their lie.uU;, N. York iS-4 9"''?"'c' ""''^
Marshall, llev. Tho.«„. .' '*' ^ '"'s- 8vo.
a.ed at New'lnn Hall o"^*, '',"^«"' 'l'-.^- gradu-
roetor of St. Mary's, Antigt 'l f;"^,"^''",'"^" "!« J
;^-.: Translations into J^eeki:d'i:::in,^-:i:::f;
bri4 / w^ ordii^^ll^r ChL,^':^'^>r"T ^"-
came curate of Swallo vo inp h •'''".S'''"'^ ""'' ^e-
Cntholic Church hT 1845 Vh ■•'■"■".'"' ""-' ""'"an
Fragment, Lon., 18 u 8™ 2 C r'is '""'V,'" '''"""•• '^
Agents, Methods, and 1 e.uL Lon .'^.''l'''"'-' """^
new ed., 18li.<, 2 vol" r. ;',•?;'• ''"-• •' '"''■ 8vo;
India. 4. The Comedv of f ,n^ '^"""""' '" ■""""'"'■n
Church: in T>to Ses lU- 7 .''',' "' "'« '■»«"'''
D-eud.J Lon., 18.17, To; ;;d" | ^t'"7\P'r^^'''
Lecture, Lon 187S „«:/'' V"^""''i'^'•V of the Pope: a
Kradua,; of Fifty' yI?; A^o'^"n '^ '"^ l''^""'' ''"'-••■- '
Lon., 1874, p. 8*^,. 8 The^oi.I r^.i" , '""'"''"'' "^ '^"»-
.Sketch, in Ihree Sc 'ne.''"r,^"tin"[.5'"'^«"^ '^ t
>". Angiic«n;of the \;:^iz Hrr^rr''- ''"■
Marshall. \V. Tl,.f i. /. ' '^"' ■^non.
CMMf«MMH ,
MtMaMft" ,
—"-'■'3 II
••CL
/r
1070
MAR
MAR
" He Imi! imiiluccd a bonk wliich, tlidiiKli It is long, con-
tains II grt'iitfi' iiuiubur of liKurc's, in ]iroi»ortion U> its
luiitjtii, limn any other book vn: cvtT ri'meinbei' to have
seen, exeejtt a easli-book. . . . Mr. Mar.slmll bus buen no-
where oil' the beaten track, lias seen notbins; « liieb others
have not seen belbre him, and does not seem eajmble of
.seeinK nnytbin){ Unit is not poinled out in ii guide-book. "—
.S«(. Kev., li. COO.
" Mr. Marshall's book is almost enough to sai) ;he patri-
otic consbiney of that renowned |ierson who. In spite of
all temptations to belong to other nations, remained an
Knglislnnan. . . . The enmiilative elleet upon the hnagl-
nation of its inexhaustible statistics and details could not
easily be cxagL'erated. . . . We bavean idi'a tb.at ifany one
(with iuleiinale raw material at eonnnand) were desirous
of luanufncluring a continent in all rcSjH'i'ts a fae-simiiu
of the I'nited ."States, he would tind every instruction neces-
sary to his purpose in Mr. Marshall's volume."— .sj)a'((i(or,
Uv. bU'J,
iUlirshall, >V. II., b. about l.'42(i: went to !ndhi in
184r); was a newspaper writer anil editor ; was in I!ur-
mah from IS.'iJ to 1S,)7, when ho returned to Kngland,
1. Four Years in Ijurniiih, Lon., ISflO, 2 vols, p, 8vo.
2. Old Vauxhall : a "onnuiee, Lon., 1861, I! vols, p.
8vo.
Marshall, W. V. I. The Parallel anil Meridian
System of .Mnp-Drawinj;, X, York, 1878. 4to. 2. Unfair
Distribution of learnings: the Evil Effects, and the Rem-
edy, Oswego, Kan., ISSil, 12mo.
Marshall, Walker. A Treatise on Common Law
Costs, Lon., lSfi2, l2mo.
Marshall, William. 1. The Dootrino of Bnptistn
in the Various Churches, Lon,, 1852, 12mo. 2. The Doq-
triue of Purgatory, Lon.. 18,54, I'.lmo,
.llarshall, William. The L.iues of Railway Com-
panies as Carriers, Lon., 18t)l, l2ino.
Marshall, William. Character and its Develop-
ment, Lon., ISO 4, 12mo.
Marshall, Rev. Wiiliam, D.D,, of Coupar-Angus,
d. 1881). 1. The Principles of the Westminster Stand-
ards I'erseeuiing, Edin,, 187:!, p. 8vo. 2. Men of Note in
British Church History, Edin., 1875, 12mo. .^, TheStory
of Cranmer, Archbishop of Canterbury, Lon., I87H,
ISmo, 4. Historic Scenes in Perthshire, Edin., 1880,
4to. :k Wyclillc and the Lollard., Lon , 1884, 12mo.
Marshall, Kev. William, graduated at St. Beeo
1859; ordained 1860; rector of St. Paul's, Manchester,
1871-80, and since then of Norton .Malre.vard. 1. Mon-
sell Digby : a Novel, Lon., 1880, .'! vols. p. 8vo. 2. The
Strange Chai)man : a North of Engliiud Story, Lon.,
1882, 3 vols. p. 8vo. ;i. Only Yesterday, Lon., 1884, li
vols. p. 8vo.
Marshall, Lieut. -Col. William E., of the
Bengal Staff Corps. A Phrenologist amongst the Todas;
or. The Study of a Primitive Tribe in South India.
Illust. Lon., 187;t, 8vo.
" He has contrived to amass aiul arrange a great quantity
of interesting details, which will enli.st tlie sympathies not
only of .Vnglolndians, but ol ctlmologists w o) take plea.s-
ure in sluilyint
xxxvii.21,
iig man in bis primitive aspect."— 8'a<. Kci'.,
Marshall, William Wiikinsoii. Cruees and
Criticisms: an Examination of Certain Passages in
Greek and Latin Texts, Lon.. I! 8(i, 8vo.
Marsham, Clara <'nlherine, liaugliter of Rev.
(i. P. Paley ; married, ' —,10 Hon. Robert Marsham,
K.R.ti.S., son of the aecvo:d Earl of Romney. Cousin
Siipon, Lon., 1879, or. 8vo.
Marsham, John Clark, C.S.I., 1794-1877, son of
Rev. James Marsham, D.D., (mile, vol. ii. ;) acted for
twenty years as a secular, unpaid missionary-bishop in
Bengal ; afterwards started a paper-mill and founded
the only weekly poiitici:! journal at that time in India,
and gave a large sum to endow a college for the higher
education of the natives. He compiled the first code of
civil law for India. 1. The Story of the Lives of Carey,
Marsham, and Ward: embracing the History of the
Seraiapore Mission, Lon., 1859, 2 vols. 8vo.
"He has written a complete history of the Serampore
Mission, ami .vet liasimririiyed the individual characters
of the three fathers of that Mission so skilfully and with
so much truth that we seem to recognize them tt.s living
mm. —Ath., No. If42.
2. Memoirs of Sir Henry Havelock, K.C.B. ; 2d ed.,
Lon., 1860, 8vo. 3. History of India, Lon., 1867,
;; vols. p. 8vo. I Written av the request of the University
of Calcutta.)
■ His narrative throughout is necessarily very succinct,
though It extiands considerably after the appcarpnce of
the hnglisii on the scene."— .4(/(., No. -JflM.
4. Abridgment of the History of India, Lon., 1876,
p. 8vo; new ed., enl., 1880.
11180
Marsland, George. 1. Regeneration; or, I)i.
vine and Human Nature: a Poem, Lon., 1850, 12nicv.
2. .Musings of a Spirit: a Poem, Lon., 1863, 12ino.
Marsteil, A. II. History of Cohoes, New York,
from its Earliest Settlement to the Present Time, N
York, 1877, 8vo.
MarstoK, A. W. 1. The Children of India. 2,
The Children of Africa, Lon., 1885, p. 8vo.
Marstoii, llev. Charles Dallas, M.A., 1S2I-
1876; rectoi- of Kersall 1866-73. 1. Manual of the In-
spiration of Scripture, Lon., 1S59, l2mo. 2. Exp.si-
tsons on the Epistles, Lon., 1865, 12ino. 3. Advent
Sermons, Lon., 1865, 12uio. 4. The Four Uo,spels : tlicr
Diversity and Harmony, Lon., 1866, 12nm. 5. Fuudu
mental Truths, Lon., 1866, 12mo. 6. Victory and Ser-
vice, Illustrated by Sermons on Joshua, Lon., 1871, p.
8vo.
Marston, Edward, a member of the publLsliin.;
house of Sampson Low, Marston .t Co., London. 1.
Copyright, National and International, from the Point
of View of a Publisher. By E. M. Lon., 1875. sv.,,
2. An Amateur Angler's Days in Dove Dale. By K. .\I.
Lon., 1881. 3. Frank's Ranche; or. My Holidays in
the Rockies: a Contribution to the Inquiry wliat n.i
are to do with our Boys. Illust. Lon.. 1S86, fp. sy.,.
Anon. 6th ed., 1888. 4. Fresh Woods and Pastures
New, Lon., 1887, 12mo. Anon.
Marston, John Westlaiid, LL.D., [ante, vol. ii,,
add.,] 1810-1890, Besides the plays mentioned ouf.,
vol. ii., he produced The Favourite of Fortune, aeti 'I
1866, A Hero of Romance, 1867, and Life for Life, Isils,
1. A Lady in her Own Right: a Novel, Lon., iMin. |i.
8vo. 2. Family Credit, and other Talcs, Lon., Istil, Ip.
8vo. 3. Toe Wife's Portrait, and other Tales, l.nn.,
1869, fp. 4. Dranmtic and Poetical Works, ColUctivc
Ed., Lon., 1876, 2 vols. p. 8vo. 5. Our Recent Ait'os;
being Recollections, Critical, and in Many Cases I'lr-
sonal, of Late Distinguished Performers of Both Sc.ves,
with some Incidental Notices of Living Actors, Lon..
18S8, 2 vols. cr. 8vo.
" In 'Our Re..ent Actors,' by Dr. Westland Marston, thi-
most im|>ortai;t contribution that the present gcncniiii.n
has seen is made to (>ur knowledge of recent stage hisinr.v.
In knowledge and acumen Dr. Mar.ston's criticisms ..r
actors stand beside those <iflln/lill and Leigh Hunt, wliilc
in sympathy and appreciation they are only behind Ihosu
of Leigh Hunt."— .l(/i.. No. 3185.
Marston, IiOiiise. 1. Rob and Mag; or, A Liitie
Light in a Dark Corner, Lon., 1881, 12nio, 2. licnnie,
the King's Little Servant, Lon., 1882, 18mo. 3. Ci ipplc
Jess, the Hop-Picker's Daughter, Lon., 1882, 12nio: new
ed., 1885. 4. Blind Nettie; or. Seeking her Foric.ni',
Lon., 1883, 18mo 5. Mr. Bartholomew's Little (iirl,
Lon., 1887, p. 8vo.
Marston, Philip Bourke, 1850-1887, b. in Lon
don ; son of J. W. Marston, giipra. In hi.s fourth ycdi
signs of incipient cataract began to appear in both eyes,
the operation perforiued gave only temporary relief, anil.
though he continued for some time able to distinguish
light, and to some extent forms, he eventually boiaiue
wholly blind. His constant companion w.is his sister,
who is commemorated with him in the poem by Dr.
Thomas Gordon Hake, niiprn, entitled " The Blind Boy."
Ho was also the subject of a poem by Mrs. Criiili.
"Philip, my King." I. Song-Tide, and other Poeias.
Lon., 1871, p. 8vo. 2. All in All: Poems and Sonnets,
Lon., 1874, p. 8vo.
" Darkness around him, darkness below and above, is
the element within which this poet moves. He would (iiin
find a meaning in ll,e reiterated rigours of Kate, but lie
knows not whether he may discern it or not. . . . Tlio
taiok i.-an eminently sincere one, and as bigb-mindcil us it
is sincere. . . , The feclini! is not only deep, it is .streiuinus
and high-.strung ; and 'he cuthor evinces his iioeiic voca-
tion by co-ordinating emotion with thought,"— W. M. Uos-
SBTTi ; Acnil., vii. 311.
3. Wind- Voices, Lon., 1884, cr. 8vo.
"It seems wonderful that onewilhout siglit can have
written such graceful dclineatiims of natural beauty, -iii'h
striking reprcsentJitions of human loveliness."— .Vii(ir«i,
I xxxviii. ,551,
j 4. For a Song's Sake, and other Stories : with :i -Mc-
' moir by William Sharp, Lon., 1887, p. 8vo. 5. i',w\en
Secrets: with Biographical Sketch by Louise C. Mmil-
to-,1, B•^=t,, 1887, r^Tiio. «. .S.ini;-Tidn: Poiiias :ic.i! i.viie-t
of Love's Joy and .Sorrow. Editsii, with Intr'liclory
Memoir, by William Sharp. Lou,, 1888, 5q. Kiiiio.
Marston, 11. II. (Trans.) Manual of the Carbon
Process, by Paul K. Liesgang. Illust. Lon., I":'. Svo,
MAR
W"ll«^?v^,f^'^r- ChaM„„eThrale:„Novel.
rStonni-L','il,;r lOvni.^i". t ""'. ^'.f;;' ^- ''^32. Records
MAR
J.-*V2, 1875 •''I'lu^ions, Lon., IsbU, p. Svo; new e>ls.,
H:',5,:''"'^«'^'«««'"(P«'""1-) See ,„..BKK,P.
NcM. /.on, I,ss3 12m,' ^'"^ <^"'"'"« '" the Robin's
K. V„k. IS88, Ui,„i; "" ^ "''''•■ ""'J ^""' : a Story,
Martin, ArlliiirPntclipti h t«=i
.i"i"-nali=.t. 1. Lays of To m!:. v ' ' "" A"strftli„n
K^vrnost, Melbourne 187S 9 r i- •''"' '" •^'^^^ tmd
I'roso and V 1. J.IK "• ^" .^-a^tor Ouu.Jette, in
Melbourne, l,Ss"-,^r,-,i''^tor l'"^^ ""' ^''"'
tains oritieisms of FnJii.v.'' ,. ' -^,^' ""• "°' (C""- i
of some ^^"ralLn"^ trtL'T"4"Aor'r^'''^'''f' '
Euiiiire, Edia., ls,SS or s'„ ^^- ;• .^"''''•"lia and the
Kngland, ^ bketchea by Australians in
-f<". ir 'ols. 8vo '•' '"''"I'lapoli.-), 1S70
ISS8. CN 8vo '""^'I'-ateJ by Joseph Pennoll. Lon, |
.l.a"'{/:if ^u^.o':'^^„;^t::;"--'"^ a story '
^^.>IarU„. nr.. Char.es.' Lift'o^f St. Jerome, Lon.,
K,^^i:!;i^:;;^!^.;2^-^^i^^,,(f'MRe.'-un,
•.V<i'/',», xlii m I'l-raoiial luulm;,' <,r foiivlolioii."—
■ .'mo""'"' '""'"• ^''■« P""' of Clay : a Novel, 1882,
.r:!!:^:;^ri.f;j:f«-„^-:;'»v.h, ma b. ,s,„,
at Lincoln'., Inn S4aTt',"' "l""'^ '" ""> ''ar
^annin.'s Ti^r, Lot -sst p""; '""/"a v'"/" ''",■''
Holy Land, Svria and (•„,' .,r ■ ' ^ '"" t" the
otVs'*,o*'"„'n'' Im' ,^^;"'"''"" 11"= iiquinoctinl Storms
hluaboth Gilbert, and her Work f^r the' Mini Ion
'*•'-'. p./vo. (EliMheth (iilb,.rt, a d"m' u- /' l'.^' ^•
liisho; of \VMneho«ter beo L h -'T' ?"^ afrorwards
and w'as the founde of ,,n ' ei'-',;;^ ^'\. '" '""y ''"«'
Oeneral M'elfaro of the lilind ^''•"""'t.ng the
Martin, Frederick iij") loa^ u ■
!'e clited until 1882 u7,^.^''"T'r"'', ""^ "'''''h
periodical.. 1 L^e '^f jl,, eontr.buted to various
- 'Ed.; Poe.. ol^^.;!:^'^^:-^- l^f^M^ui-:
.i;:?'^^^^S^,„!^ri!^r-Vh^^iir^-^
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h)MonMM."_,s,„.^(,,,/^'^J^'a,'^^e an owner as it-s preseai
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A. York, 18.^1, i2mo.
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Mnrtiii, Mrn. Herbert. 1. Cast Adrift : the Story
i.fiiWaif. Illiist. Lon.,lS77,12ino; now ed., 1884. 2.
Two Loves : a. Novel, Lon., 1H78, It vola. or. Svo. H. Ida
Miijhcw, liOn., 1S7S, p. Svo. 4. Bonnie Lesley. Illust.
I<on., 1878, IT. Svo; new cd., 1882. .'). For a Dream's
Salte, Lon., 1879, 2 vols. or. Svo. li. Roses from Tliorns ;
or, Tlie Old Manor llmise, Lon., 1 880, ji. Svo. 7. An
unless.. ned Girl, Lon., issl, 2 vols. er. .Svo. 8. (Ed.)
Memories of Seventy Yeiirs. By One of a Literary
Family. Lon., I88;<, p. Svo.
"Tliu work (if a lailvwlio is a uraiKldaUKliter of Pr.
Aiken and a uroatnieie of .Mrn. Ilarljaiild. Her Fidtlicr
waKilaiiKlilerorGlllHTt Wakelleld. . . . Hit dauulitcr, tlio
pre.seiit editor, is careful llMli^elai^l any delilicrale literary
ellort. Tlie result is, lii.wevcr, an interesting siTies of
rather niiseellaneous recullections, wliicli. if not remark-
able a.s literature, possess sonu'tliinK of tlie attraction of
sncli Ijooks as Craol) Itoijinson's Diary. Very pleasant
t(linii«09 we oliUiiu of tlie apostles of dissent in an a^e
of political ferment, ... of Scott, Lamb, t'oieridge, and
a hcjst of others,"— .-loK ., x.tiv. '.".rj,
y. (Suide, Philosopher, ami Friend, Lon., 1884, p. Svo.
10. From the Silent Past, Lon., ISSti, 2 vols. p. Svo. 1 1.
Amor Vinoit : a Novel, Lon., 1887, 2 vols. cr. Svo. 12.
A Country Mouse, Lon., 1SS7, p. Svo.
JMartiii, llev. Hugh, D.b. I. Christ's Presene^
in the Gospel llistcjrv, l-Min., 18611, p. 8vo; 2d ed., 1805.
2. Daniel Manin and Venice in 1818-19, Lon.. 1862, 2
vols. p. Svo. .'1. The Prophet J.)nah : Ids Character and
Mission to Nineveh, Hdin., ISliO, n. Svo; 2d ed., 1876.
4. The Atonement in its Relation to the Covenant, the
Priesthood, and the Intercessicm of Our Lord, Edin ,
1870 ; new ed., Is7(i, Svo. 5. The Westminster Doctrine
of the Inspi . ;. of .Scripture; 2d ed., Lon., 1877,
Svo.
Mnrtilit J. Theories of Horizontal Currents In
Ocean an.' Atmosphere, Lon., IS?.'), 12mo.
Mnrtin, J. (Ed.) Diary of the Mission, Spiritual
and Earthly, of the Late James Johnston, [a Spiritual-
ist,] iSSI, Svo.
J>Martin, Rev. J. A. Tlie Spirit, Principles, Faith,
and Worship of the Huguenots in their Day, as ojiposed
to the Spirit and Doctrines of Rome, Lon., ISSo, ISmo.
IVIartin, Mrs. J. E. Hermosa; or. In the Valleys
of the Andes, [a novel,] Lon., 1SS7, 2 vols. or. Svo.
Martin, J. L. The Voice of the Seven Thunders :
Lectures on Revelations, iieilford, Ind., 1870, l2nio.
illartin, Rev. James. 1. (Trans.) The Gospel
History : a Coiiipendiiim of Critical Investigations in
Support of the llistinical Character of the FourGospels,
by J. U. A. Ebrard. Revised and edited liy A. B.
Bruce. Edin., 1863, Svo. 2. (Trans.) Biblical Com-
mentary on Isaiah, by F. Delitzscli : vols, i., ii., Edin.,
1 867, Svo. li. Origin and History of the New Testa-
ment : with Preface and Critical Notes by Principal
David Brown, D.D., Lon., 1872; new ed., 1877, 12mo. |
4. The Clirisi .in Mirror, and other Sermons, Lon., 187.S,
p. Svo,
Martin, .Mrs. James. 1. Our Tom : a Story for
Little Kittens, Lon., 1880, l2ino. 2. Blinky an. 1 Onions:
a, Ragged School Reminiscence, Lon., 18s I, p. Svo. :i.
Ministers' Wives, Lon., ISSo, p. Svo.
Martin, Sir James Ranald, F.R.C S., F.R.S.,
1800-1874, of the medical statV of the Bei.gal army;
afterwards inspector-general of iiuspitals. Influence of
Tropical Climates on European Constitutions, Lon.. 1855,
Svo ; new ed., 1 877.
Martin, John, L.R.C.S. Edin., surgeon of the army
medical department. Contributions to Military and
State Medicine, Lon., 1881, Svo.
Martin, John II. I. Microscopic Objects Figured
unu Described, Lon., 1.871, Svo. 2. A Manual of Micro-
scopic Mounting : with Notes on Collection and E.xami-
nation of Objects. Illust. Lon., 1872, Svo ; 2.1 ed., 1878.
Martin, John IIill,b. I82.'t, in Philadelphia, Pa.;
admitted to the bar 1S44 ; has since pr.icti.sed in Phila-
delphia. 1. Historical Sketch of Betlilehem and the
Moravians, Bethlehem, 1871!, Svo. 2. Chester and its
Vicinity, Delaware County, Pennsylvania: with (Jenea-
logieal Sketches of some Old Families, Phila., 1877, Svo.
:!. The Bench and Bar of Pliiladelphia : with Lists of
Persons appointed to administer the Laws in Philadel-
phiii, I'hila., ISSH, Svo.
Martin, John Michael Harding, M.D., F.R.C.S.,
honorary purgcon to tiic B!:iL-kburn and Ettst LdiiCasiiire
Infirmary. Ambulance Lectures : to which is addcl a
Nursing Lecture. Illust. Lon., 1880, cr. Svo; 2.1 ed.,
1888.
Martin, John William. Float Fishing and Spin-
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Illust. Lon., 1S82, p.
ning in the Nottingham Stvlo,
Svo; 2d ed., enl„ 1885.
Martin, Rev. Joseph Hamilton, D.D., 182.
1887, b. in Jefl'erson (.'o., Tenn. ; was pastor of Prcsby-
tcrian'ohurchcsin .Vtlanta.Ga., and other Southern cities.
I. Smith and Pocahontas: a Poem, Riclimond, Va.,
1862. 2. The Declaration of Independence: a Poeia,
Phila., 1876, Svo.
Martin, Kate Byam. Belgian Days, Chic., I8s2,
lOmo, With liKNHoTiM, Ei.i.KN M., The Social Status
of European and Aiiierican Women, Chie., 1886, 24in...
Martin, Leopold Charles, d. >880; son of Jolm
Martin, the painter. Swansea and (iower, with lli.i
Mumbles and Adjacent Bays: a Guide and Hand-Book,
Lon., 1879, 12nio. Witli TrI'iinkk, CuAur.KS, The Cur-
rent Gold and Silver Coins of All Countries: their
Weight and Fineness, and their Intrinsic Value in
English Mimcy. Illust. Lon., IsO.'i, Svo.
" The present work is by far the most complete that bus
ever vet oeen pub'.lslied in illustration of the . . . purely
practical view cf niimlsniatics."— /l//i., .No. 1U0.3.
Martin, Mrs. M. B. Ministers' Wives, Lon., ISS.'i,
p. Svo.
Martin, Mrs. Margaret Maxwell, b. 1807, in
Dumfries, Scotland; reimved to the United States in
181 "i, and was educates! in Columbia, S.C., wliere .-he
was married to the Kev. VVilliam Martin in |s:iii. ],
Day-Spring: or. Light to them that sit in Darkness,
Nashville, U:;V1, ISnio ; 3d ed., 1873. 2. Christianity in
Earnest, Is.'iS. 3. Religious Poems, 1858. 4. Fl.m.i--
and Fruits; or, Poems for Young People. '>. Sabbaiii-
Sohool Olfering, Nashville, 1800, LSmo. 6. Scenes anl
Scenery of South Carolina, 1868. With Mauti.n, Miss,
Heroines of Early Metho'lism, Nashville, 1875, ISmo.
Martin, Mary E. From the Silent Past, [a novel,]
Lon., 1886, 2 vols. or. Svo.
Martin, Mrs. Mary F. 1. Rosa Leigliton : or, Fn
his Strength, N. York, 1879, 16mo. 2. Amid the Sliiul-
ows, N. York, 1880, 12mo. 3. Sunset on Mont Bliiii.'.
N. York. 1882, l6mo.
Martin, Mary Kemble. 1. Fruitsof Bible Liin.ls,
Illust. Lon., 1SS6, ISmo. 2. Our Pets and Companions:
Pictures and Stories of Animals. Lon., isSil, 4ti>.
Martin, Abbe P., D.D. Anglican Ritualism, as
Been by a Catholic and a Foreigner : a Series of Essavs :
with an Appendix on the Present Position of the Church
in France, Lon., 1880, Svo.
"This volume, the greater part of wliicli Is a reprint of
articles whieli have already appeared in English reviews,
is introduced to the public by the higli impriiiiaiiir ..I'
Cardinal Manning. . . . Tlie object of the autlior ap|«ais
to be to make the position oi tlie Uitiialists in llie (iuircli
of England logically nntenahle."— .><yjfo/ii(or, liv. 18!*.
Martin, Piers Edgcumbe. The Great Hiiin|i-
shire Bee Farm, near Stockbridgc : its Principles aii.l
Metliod of Working, Lon., 1878, Svo.
Martin, R. J. The Days of the Lanii League, im.l
other Poems, Lon., 18K4, Svo.
Martin, Robert .Montgomery, [itntr, vol. ii.,
add.,] 1S03-1870. I. Our In.lian .Jinpire, Lon., ISoS-
61, 3 vols. imp. 8yo. 2. The Piogiess and Present State
of British India: a Manual for General Use, Lon., l>i'.:'.
p. Svo.
Martin, S. Brooralen; or. The Manse Fircsi.ie.
Lon., 1S70, p. Svo.
Martin, Rev. Samuel. 1. Discourses to V..iitli,
Lon., 1846, 12mj. 2. Light in Life's Morning. I...n.,
1S47, ISmo. 3, The Cares of Youth ; Diseoarse.-. bun.,
1848. 12ino. 4. The Useful Arts: tlieir Birth anl De-
velopment, Lon., 1851, 121110. 5. Place of HepiiitiiiMi';
or. Account of the London Colonial Training Inslituti..n,
Lon,, 1852, l2mo. 0. Youthful Christianity: it;. Cliiir-
acteristics. Dangers, and E.xcellences, Lon., Is.i.'i, IL'iiio.
7. Extia Work of a London Pastor. Lon., 1S03, p. Svo.
8. Michael Faraday, Philoso]iher and Cliristian: a Lec-
ture, Lon., 1867, l2mo. 9. Rain upon the Mown lirass,
and other Sermons, 1842-70, Lon., 1870, Svo; 21 cl.,
1872. 10. Comfort in Trouble: Sermons an.l Outlines
of Sermons, Lon., 1878, l2ino; 2d ei;. sameyeiu.
Martin, T. Carlaw. Franz Liszt, ("St. iVeilia"
Ser.,) Lon., 1880, sq. 16mo.
Martin, T. F. The Student's Conveyancing ; Part
I., Purchase Derds, Lon., 1877, Svo.
.flart jn, T. O. An Aeemmt of Bethlehem II si-'ital :
abridge.; from the Report of the Late Charity Coamiis-
sioners, Lon., 1853, Svo. Anon.
Martin, Temple C. General Formalist, for tb«
Use of Junior Clerks' Offices, Lon., 1887, fol.
MAR
the hi„h .sch;,il , „ univera vmT''; • "'' "'^"'"'''^ «'
» .-"lioitor in K.iinbXh7nV """.°"yi pr^ctisea „8
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Hrintcl for prfmo oireThUi 'n' ''"?"rr"' ^'"- ^"""-
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Lon., 1S,^7, ,2',"' ^5^n '" "«'' ,';nschliiger, Edin. and I
«ith a Life „nl\ott*r '"■M''" ^^'^"' "^ ""•'aco:
(Tran..) Poem of Catulh.- ', "'l'^ ^;' "'■■ '«8' «•
Verse, BMn., ,,S6 p s " ', ''"''f''"f'' i"'" English
OHginal and Tran I'a ;,, C' f,g«'''' , '^^ . /• ''"en,,,
crenlation. 8. (Tran, Th v-. ''"n'^l f'"" private
<vitl.a„ Introdnct on ," J V„tL p? ^"""' °^ ^"""-'^
l-'".o; 2ded. m It '; ^'im. and Lon., 1862,
!• InKngl,IVeV;e ''e i!:'""'' "'"•'"'e'- Fau.t.' Par
eJ.. I«8fi. 10. Memoir «^ Viiii";' \°l'- '""'' ''■ ■'*™; '^'h
^xiv.^' "«^-'"^>« «"d «™4Vul' memoir."_.v„, /f«.
ir. 'E„*gu'^;"^„^^^. ''.fred^' E'it^' ''"".''!'""' "^ "o™--
Jlorael, ("Ancien riLi V^''?,'- ""'' ''""•• '870. 12
• .•"'^"i^:f,;i^^l;-j ';;|iff;^raoe™ thornnKhl^ to heart
so^i'l^;:: ^^^^."r^if tf «;r' "■" '■""- co„.
at the request of the quee„ I *^'"' ""■' ""''"taken
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i« a ll-w iiarrln , •,■',?,. .fi"K«'.'''''S''rt.'
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,',■,, rL^i'"' ''" '">» written tlie ■'; i'^oAV ;;;"',,"■"' '*'""• taste
inere is, e.xivpf amoni, a llw >,i.r; J ^ i-."^- ' ''"'™ '-'"".sort,'
ence of opinio,.. Tl/r*^, aVLm't t u^ S^',l'i"-'""''' ,'i"l<- dilfer.
ms been re(;oneiled wit iT "..eml ., 1 h' '.'"'"'">' ■■'^^"'•«>ice
cere appreeiation has i,e or .'v i JU.''Ki,iieiit. and sin-
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to the close, as it was no/"- •'^''".",' "'« <'')'»nieiieemem
tl"" he slumM,' n"e on" deniar;.'''^'"'-' ''"■■ •"«"■" P"^p"' '
sympathy with the Queen tin- V"".""''"""' a'"' full
} ery fm men who could hav., ,.'''?'. '■'*.^'''*'' ''""e. . .
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S^ i5Si:i!i,- ^'^ ^'-^- M:;?t^riii;i iia^r-ii-s^
'''■'. e"ini^7nl,ii^r;i;:,r''E,t''''''^"f "'"""«" "--J
0. (Trans.) The Worksnf I "'^ ^""■' '^"'*' «>•• «v-o
li.^1. Verse: with a r m^ "■'"'S*' ^"""^''^^'^ '■"<- Kn--
'^SI,2vols.8vo le'^^ur^ f^^ EJin. and Lon'.. I
Letters and Papers iuPnsS ■ ""^, f^yndhurst, from I
iNS.i, 8vo. P'" ^'"''''«*""' of hie Family, Lon I
}";^'rJ:,/pr^Z;S,?i.J'S;^"-i^,I^rV.hum as an ex/
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«"Kp"i;e!!:: lJ.!::",';^'; Z^:'^' O-'-es or Unfu..
Lo.'rJfLvJ^^ ,;!',;-'- "^ "-, Semitic Language,,
a Coa:!f-,^V,_;;;;;;ry^of Franklin County. Ohio:
of the County- wi I !»^ u '"' ^''""•'^ •''ettlemonts
iast'is'ii'-Ks^:'.?--™,,.:
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I Lon., 1871, K'nio. ^ ^"*'' ''^ *-• «• Harrington.
Pr^^a'\^,lS':^'^;],;^/>.^'t. P-'V.sor in the
pothesis: u Criticism of thi V > Evolution Hy-
Edin., 1887, er. 8vo; ^^ ^^'■" ^""^''^ I'hilosophy,
thSv.':u.'L^;., L^'o.^^fVvo'^^^'"' ^"''^'"'"^' -^y^i».
Te^tJ";"' I.!n'."l8'!^^'2.,,„'- '^2%?''"^""," Mother's
f"'- Boys and (iirls, Jon s'40 l7 ^o"K "^ ^P^^t.
Lessons in Headine an^TI „v ","■ ''■ Instruorive
,■<■ The Holiday Book Un'85r^,8 '""'•' ''■"'• '»'""•
lour Book, Lon.. 1841 iZo «' m"'"' •^- ^he P„r-
I'lust. Lon., 1843 I8mo 7 v-' ^1""™' I'hilosophy.
Home Sciene'e, Lon. ^8 5, finfo'^^'s V'"T''''''^'- -
tvery-Day Knowledge for th« V?" '^■"■^'opa-dia of
• The Ea'rly Edncatfr : Ellmc^tTM^l/Tv i^'"' "'""o.
Lon., 184», 18mo In p1". i H"''^"' ^^^nowledge.
Charity, Lon., 185 , 32,0 , '^,."f, T"-""'- "ope, and
1851, .S2mo. 12. Our 1 oCi 1 n "'''^ "^ Mature, Lon.,
them, Lon., 1860 (fe i^o \s I^'T, ""'' ''"" »o 'P^nt
H, l>^ ,,. ooco,npa,.d, the late'Jl^l? Sl^^rll^'^l^jfJ^ jl^'
•";)«,. ' '"• Anu see Avtoun, W. E.
■- ''- '^-s'tion of" ho Sall-„ml TrTn.f"'" 'li" ^'«"'^"'-'
DuMin, l868, ,2mo"'' ^'""""'' ^^ "'« !"»'' Que^-tion,'
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Book, Lon., 1862, sq 1 imo i- ^l^^f^ ^wn .«tory
hood, Lon., 1864, iVm 18 tJ\^"<'"''^"' of Boy.
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, tures of a Sailor Boy ,nj hT;'-! , ' I""' ^^- ^^ven-
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reader;' and he has .iiioeeeded in makin!,' It iileasant ri;pd-
ip„'eiiuut;h."— .s■|I^ ]{!,■., Ixlii. 244.
.tlili'tiii, Willinm M. Lyrics anl .Skctehod. Kd-
ited l.y ./iiino." Wood Davidson. .\. Yi ri., t.'<t!.">.
.Mnrtiii, William Wilsey, b. l."*:):: it Heading,
lierkuliiro; a member of tlio Civil Serviiii inee IS.ii.
liy Solent and Danubo: I'oeniH and Uaih.J-. l.on., 1885,
]1. Svo.
Martin- lieake. .'Joe Leakb.
Martiiidale, .iDseph ^.^ M.D. 1. Hi.";-', v of the
Unif'd Stutei-, I'hil.i.. ISIif., IL'mo; 21at ed., i.-*72. 2.
History of liy Sorry and Monland in I'niladelphia, Phila.,
18B7, i2ni.'. .". Humiin Anatomy, Physiology, and Hy-
Kieiio, I'hil.".. i-n, 8.-0.
Miiitilii!''!*!. ^V, li, Ti-catise on the Law of Con-
vey iii"!!!)?, i, ;,(,r,itf, !.-~.2. ■>vo,
Mnrtindhiti VVili. ;iii, i'',R.O.F.., '.ite examinor.of
;lie Picarinacentii'Ml Su'bifl'y. (Joca, 'Cocaine, and its
.Sails; their Hivtu-y., VJadioi'! an't Economic Uses, and
Mt'dicii'ial l'r!>|iarc(!u ;.-, L-ioi., l.'SS'i. l2nio. Willi Wkst-
COTT, U'li UAH Wy." ', M.B., The Extra Pharmacopoeia
III I.'ntffii'inal Dnnji;; lat and 2d cds., Lon., 188;!, 18ibo;
6i,l. <;.!., eiil., !.-■<.-*.
Martinet John. Reminiscencesof the Royal liurgh
of Iliidiiington and Old East Lothian Agriculturists,
Glas).'i.w, 188:i.
Martiiieaii, Miss Ctiroline Anne. I. A Chap-
toi in Sound, for lie^inners, Lon., 18'/5, 12mo. 2. Easy
Lc^^!.lSB in Ilcat. Jllunt. Lon., I8K0, I6mo. 3. Earth,
Air, .\ni\ Water; or, Tho Story of the World wo live in,
Lon., I- *1, l2mo.
Martiaeaii, Gertrnde. Outline Lessons on
Morals, Lon., 1881. I2uio.
itiartineau, Harriet, [ante, vol. ii., add.,] 1802-
187ri. 1. The Endowed Schools of Ireland, Lon., 1859,
Svo. 2. England and ber Soldiers, Lon., lS5it, p. Svo.
3. ilealth, Husbandry, and Handicraft, Lon., 1861, p.
Svo. 4. Biographical Sketches, (1832-68,) Lon., 186i),
p. 8vo; ;!d ed., 1870. (Reprinted from the Daily News.)
" They are . . . little repertories of that sort of fact
which It is often most dimenll tii lay one's hand upon,—
the fact whioh is not exactly conteniporary, and yet has
not eoiue to le exactly hislorical. . . . They are thoroughly
readable, instructive, and even elevating." — !Sal. Jiei'.,
xxvii. 3'M.
5. Harriet Martineau's Autobiography. Edited by
Maria Weston Chapman. Lon., 1877, 3 vols. p. Svo; 3d
ed. same year. (Vol. iii. is entitled "Memorials of Harriet
Martineau, by Maria Weston Chapman." The American
edition of the work is in 2 vols. Svo, Host,, 1877.)
" Few readers will begin the first volume without being
carried to the end of the second, if only by reason of the
clear and straightforward, if not picturesque, style."— Sa<.
i?fi'.. -diii. 3'J8.
" On the whole, this AntoliloKraphy, though containing
some pas.siiges which must excite regret, is one of the most
remarkable hooks which we have seen for a long time.
Its sjiei'uliitive features give it a peculiar value apart from
the mere lii.^raphy, but even as regards that, it may rank
with tlie lives of Ticknor or [sic] Macaulay."— Jm., No.
2,J-7,
" They are the memorials of a woman of great strength,
and of a life of redundant energy and high public spirit,
though not one at all deficient in harsh and repellent ele-
ments of chiiracter. One ♦hing in connection with tins
b lok we heartily regret we mean the volume of me-
morials by Mrs. (^hapnn. ' .vhora .Miss Martineau con.
f.ded her antoliiographj ■ ■ volume exaggerates pain-
fully everything that 's C cable In the autobiography
Itself"— .S)i«'/«/(;r, 1. 31 1.
"So far as deliberate intention ).''ies, this is doubtles-sone
of the very Iministe.st hiographios ever written ; and in re-
spect to careful self-analysij. it jirobably stands at the liead
of itfl whole class. . . . All her jiersonal judgments are
> itiated by the same sweeping posltlveness, the same rhe-
t-i-iriciil iniiccuracy."- A'!(?i'>i>, xxiv. 32-3, 236.
Martineau, Ifev. James, D.D., LL.D., Th.D.,
[((life, vol. ii., add.,] b. 1805; removed to London In
1857 ; was minister of Little Portland Street Chapel 1859-
72, and principal of Manchester New College, London,
1 868-85. He has contributed to periodicals, and was one
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! of the founders of the National Review. I. .Studies nf
! Christianity : a Series of Original Papers, Lon., 1 85s, p.
Svo; new cd., 187.'1. 2. E8«;>vs, PhiK.Bo; hical and Then
, logical, Lon., 1866, p. 8\o ; •Mon! S'lr-i,--, ! ■(68 ; now cd.,
; 1883. 3. A Woril for '-c.'jnl'iio Theologv, Lon,. 1868.
'Svo. 4. New Afflniii.i; of Failh, l.on., '.KO, 8,.,. 5.
Why Dissent? an .V.l-lreBS, U;:., 1871, Svo. d. The
i Place of .Mind in Natirc, and '^'idtion; ti Lecture. I..,).,
1872, Svo. 7. Hymns if I'lai .) ; nd i'layor. Lor , I'li,
or. Svii and 32iuo. .". Religion ;\f iifl'ec'nd by .I'.'^.Jern
■Iv '. 3. i" tide.il Matei. :ili.«n;
ri.eologv. l."i:.. 1876, 8v,.. 10.
So red Things, Lon., 18';6-90, 2
.' slitutcs for (<od : a Leclo.re.
, Svo. 12. Lo.'.ii and (lain in
I.'aterialis' ' Lon., 18 ' '
its Attitu .1 towprs
Hours of 'i 'loiight on Si
vols, p. Svo. 1 1. Ideal '
Lon., 1878; new cd., 187
Ri^-ont Theologj, i.-n., 1881 ; 2d ed., with Reply to D .
.A'i-,',1. 1881, Svo. 13. The Relation between Ethics an.l
I'.ciigion, Lon., 1881, Sv •, 14, A Study of S] ino?.u
Lon.. 1883, p. Svo ; 2d ed.. lK.s;i.
"Tills v. ' me, moii ihiin any othei in oiir iiiiignagi.
wIV. tirlp ini.ple (•' mni'.'i^tand the sir".nge UHolnallon
who ;i has iiUracled to Spinoza th" devoie I ai!iiiirutioii of
men of tin niisl .ppusite cliiini'.iers . r.d lendci.clcs."—
Spectator, Iv. 1480
15. Typif of J-.'liical Theory, Oxf., i'"J.j, 2 vol--, mvo.
' The most adniiiablc cxivo';::,ii of l.itiii'.ional ethics
that has been trlven t'l English .•ooders In the present age."
— /l(/i.. No, 301o.
" Mainly historical as it Is in its sirnclure. it is tlie his-
tiry of elliical syslems as treated by one who has a lixcd
standard of his own by which to judge and estimate llir
philo.sophy of others. ... No book has ever been piili
lislied in the Knirllsh language indicating the same .loii>
.study of the histoiv of Kthies, the same brilliant and koon
insight into'the turning-points of ethical problems, iiml tlio
same large connnuio) of philosophical method,"— .sjifrfo/i/r,
Iviii, ri79,
" A work unapo'.. lohed by any contcmiiorary In austere
yet seductive beiuny of language an.l sentinieiit,"— T. II.
Waud: The Jicifin ;' i^ifeii fi'c/on'a, ii. 47'2.
16. A Study oi H.ligion; its Sources and Contents,
Oxf, 1888, 2 vols, ."v-o
" Dr. Mai'tineau hai. oxpnr.ded Into two good-sized vol-
umes the two short pi'i'.cs of Tennyson's 'Higher Panthe-
ism.' Bnt what iniprc od us all so deeply as the coiilos-
sion of a poet's faith lose- much of its force when lironi.'lit
down from the heights , .i oracular dogmatism to the livel
of discussion, contradiction, and disproof."— A i.fukii \V,
Benn: Anid., xxxiil, 179.
"On the whole, we shall have to say that the old pre-
sumptions for Provlde.'ise, Free-Will, linniorlality, are
here restated in a careful post-l)ar\>inian form, but tliiit
little .if fresh argument Is really added; and that this
book (like every book of the kind wliich has ever pi.-
ceded it) fails in its attempt to raise tliese mainly snlijci'-
five presumptions to the level of objective and demon-
strated truth."— Alh., No, 314),
Martineau, John. Letters from Australia, Lon.,
1869, p. Svo.
Martineau, R. (Ed.) The History of Israel, liy
G. H. A. von Ewald. Translated from the (lermiiii.
Lon., 1867-74, 5 vols. Svo; .3d ed., 1874-70. (Vols, iii.-
v. translated by J. E. Carpenter, q. r., supra. The o
vols, embrace vols, i.-iv. of the original. See Glovku,
0., unpra,)
Martinengo-Cesaresco, Countess Evelyn.
Essays in the Study of Folk-Songs, Lon., 1886, p. svo.
"It does not profess to deal with the whole subjo.t of
popular song; but it skilfully discii.s.si's some of its I'liicf
characteristics, dwelling with special minuteness on ilio>e
which invest with a ix^culiar charm the metrical eH'nsioiis
of the peasants of Southern Europe."— vlcad,, xxix, '.t22.
Martling, James A. London Bridge : a I'ueni.
Illust. Best., 1882, 16mo.
Martyn, Rev. F'. J., Independent ininisler of
Sermon Thoughts, Mancbestcr,
Lancashi;
Preston
1868.
Martyn, Pa
navy. Hooping-'
! Illust. Lon., !.'■ ■
I Mar' . Mr.
; Hopkinto ''t .'>'.
I ((Ill(P, VC ■ :) 0.
j of New '. I '-11.V
j Tract Sooi '|\ ,
; to periodic.lj. i
i 3. A Happy liier
.lesus in Bethan ,
1 .Sybil (Jrev, (8(16
j 9. The English '
I Abroad, N. Vor'
I OastJo, N. York,
M.D., surgeon in the lioyiil
Hs Pathology and Treatment.
'0.
' arah Towne, 1805-1879, h. at
daughter of Rev. Ethan Siuitb,
f'ed, 1841, to Rev. Job 11. Mmlyn,
She wrote largely for the Aaierieim
1 contributed essays and short ttorica
Evelyn Peroival. 2. Allan t'ameron.
; !e 4. Tho Huguenots of France. S.
'■ .. '(, 1865. 6. Effie Morrison. 7.
.s ..lift Ross, N. York, 1867, liJino.
' ■■ r, William Tyndale at Home and
, ,6mo. 10. The Hopes of Hope
. . ,q. Ifimo. 11. Lady Alice I. Isle,
N. York, 1867, lOmo. 12. Margaret, the I'oul of
Navarre, N. York, 1867, 16mo. 13. Netty iin 1 bor
MAR
Translations, I '» , I'srs Toj-^.^ '""' ""-or Poem, and
^^York, I8,ir/,9, l''"' "f,.^«'' En^,nn,l: „ History,
'^<«rt r, Catherine j' ""',"%'""■' ',;^'"'' !'• «vo.
Artisfs Wife: a Tulo "^ ftiuy -liV'TiT ' r' '^'"o
nnrvtii, Abijah Perkins "i n . '
l«r9, Lancaster.^ '^""''"'^""•. Mnssnohusutts, loi;!.:
Marvin, Arthur Tai>Dnn ti„ n,
KentrZ;tL'';::t'i;'iJ^ii;j,^«\,f'-t ,.,un,.,ead,
years, 1870-75: was afterm.rrf! • '" "P""' ""^
revenue and o hric ,artrn„t " "".''^V'' '" "'» i*'!'""'
Office, and, having fui"tt' l'"°„'l"''"f, ',''« ^'"^'S'^
text of an "greenfent Eetw^ „"t\o'"'E;"lh r^", 'J^"' "'"
Kovcrnments, 1,S78 w„, „r, ". ,.^ """"'' K"'*8ian
ll.e magistrate for iaek ? ovi I ' ''"' ''i'^hargeu by
^ent to Russia by Joiepl. ciwen V?".'' ^" "'^ ''« "as
statesmen and generals fn /„ 1. i "'■■"'' "^ '""''ing
i.?ainst India. JleZ „ vi.it.^?H '° '"''P"*"'' ''""ign^
"'t of the Morning^ Post in Hfi'f'"""^''' " """"Vond-
ves.:gate the petroleum industry f't ut '" ?'" '" '""
in different towns of Great C-.i". "'"''^"'^<"J
numerous articles to periodicll, n ""u ,™'""'>»ted
eraljodying an Account ,ftl?oiv . "■ ' "''''° <'™"e'-
nn.l Plans. Lon., ISSO/svo """""""'• ^''Ps
ey;:wlt'nlssrp*iL'lfahi??P^ f™-" the letters of
e.vi».H.i to an accus,! ,„of ?4o,i fhl';:''"'^' " '•" "°
Hotat,'tto":ihBa|'|ll'and t?J''nK'"'r. «'""''™"" t" i
Turkestan : wi 1, h , Own M ^ r'^^"* ''^'»''^' »f Afghan
'!- Oxus to lleVa MaJ^TnS'p :n^'■''^"'""<''--
8><'; -'d ed., 1885, ^ ' '""'• ^on-. 1S80, p.
the Khorassan Question, Lon., 1 "s ' si ^^P™"'™ "^
' i'i;i.sS/;':::^«J-^''^rndia: C„nversa.
MAR
-;^vS7^8';:^«srx^Ss^^- *'»p-"^
^»n« with Si^obe ff:Sy7J''-; rnJia Conversa-
R"»<.:in (ienorals a ■dTatolen nn .\" ?''"''g»i«l'e'l
='■"", Un., 1882 er Svn "" """^ ^•'"''•"' Asian
'^'.'ostion, Ion., 1882; "cr78r„:
|Mi..ns" wM\",^:J?,!^h "^P^,«r<Jed a series of recent oopver-
^• -68 '>arrativ8 of a Journey to the Pe-
M,., No. L'os"* '" ""' I'lo-perily of iu()dern Itaku "™
S. Keeonnoitring In C'l.ntnil • ;„ . u-
tine, in the l{,.gi^„ lvi„ ' l,,' "' ,';"'"'-e'-'>ig Adven-
\ «^|1 :- ,^ri„l;;,::j byffir'^;Uli;;!,;H',''- Marvin's readers
Asian .,i».,iinn fr.Mn^u.spi';'.'','';, '',''",''< I" H'l^* •'uiUral
i opinion, ilK.y will r, ,";,," ;"*-''' '..y n,„y .liiRT
;H,bsUntialin^u^n,al^/, ',.';:,; ';^
^o|;i.) . lie.ides the a'l o;e ;„ k ' ,;'""■„, '"'T ™Pi"
I fo lowing pamphlets, IssUsy ','■ the author of the
! "I".., has cveieded fi(l,(„Ml L^^- l^'^r^'% f"'," "*■
Paniflin. 2. The t'ooiin r ii„i P V . ' "'^' '^'"loidi (,f
"nd its liearing on f,i 1 T '.''^ "'''•"'''" P'-'t'"loum,
IJ'ctroleun, Powder. 4 1 :i\/,'',"f'^i. .■'•,''"»«'''»'l »» a
5. Kussia's Power of Attnlin t , "^"""''a "' Europe.
I Railway to ller.'t „d in f, *''>^"1 1"' „''• -'"> «''-^^i"n
Herat. \s. The liu" iun A '' V- ^ '" """»">• R'»^<' t"
K..»8ia have Pen ^ ' " fn I,?'"": "[,"""•• »• ■'^I'"1I
Herat, n Kn^lish Afi,"'" ''""■<"■ "f «ci/.inK
.wavitP l2.>'.:l!,,ni';r;,^,S''' ^"^ -d Oeru,a"n«
-.«?"b!"i;«fv:;r!;,"r' ^f"'^-' '^■^- ^'^■^- '823
"'ini.tr.v of the MeVl octo F,",:' "'"r,*^^? ""> "i-o-nnt
clccteclIJishopoftirMetloJ T^^^^ '-''"'■°'' "' '■'^■" i
n !«"«. I. The Work of'c!.''o':'Th'rA^'''"'"'' ■'""'•^
I2mo. .-!. Methorli.t Vt ,h^- ^"l''"". '"^t. Louis,
South, .St. I'u il n.o'^'T''^' ''^''"'••^%'^'«^''' '^"d'
, "2mo. 5. To theKWhv ,.""'' Na.'hville, IS76,
Memorial Sern ,„;'., \t l^ "H "'« West : with
I Bishop McTyeire an rLr ? ""^ ^^"'"'1' ''^'»"in, by
Ill"»t.' ,St. ?Z:: 'l',S78 ?2mo""""" ^' ''■ ^- ■'^»"'"'«'«
Marvin, Frederick H 'i r>
S'^rTh%,"r^^'^'^^i-^^"""w-T^^^
•Mogy „nd^T;e ,' "etrtf ".I' •>-""l'i™.. "nd the' la':
I2nio. ^reaiuiei.t of Medionninia, N. York, 1874,
Stori"s7ios't.,'!"8 ";„J^' ""'^''it-Snares, and other
f ri^™JrVhe fernS^, j^t "^, ""' ^'^^^ '«-
>se on the Law of Wreck an 1 S^ '«"'"• ' ' T'eat-
2. Treatise on the I aw of A /"^v' ?"■''•' '■''^''' S''o.
^ty^i-jr"is^H:^i;;&^:^^
The Earliest VnfXg^f tLTh»T ?f "'l^"'"""' ^ or,
»ery, and Kindergarten fal^^l P f "\"'^ ^'"'""'^' ^"^"r-
Preyor's "The So,.lnf.i,in^ .„'''■'"''' '^■""i Prof. W.
b. I82li; town clerk of vf- P'*^' I-'-D.- F-R.S.E.,
then of^JirsgowrkniglUecT'l's?.'' ''''"r"'' -"-^ «inee
from the Records if t le RurLl, '^f i,^ r'; '^'"•^ '^•^"•"-ts
I for the Seottish Burgh Heof ,, « ^■'^"'^''!S^- Printed
2. (Ed.) Charters and otl or i ■■• ^'""•' ''''''«• ^to.
i City of Edinburgh, Ac Pm^e" 7 '.",'•' l'^"'''" '» the
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w.^rr';;;e'rfi,f,,i;; '^'^ '"""" Han, and what
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Marzials. Frntiii T 'i t...
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A vervfixrei'ept irctn., '- , "■
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Pigeons, and other Poems, Lon., 1873, p s'o "^ °^
lO^i
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" The Imnk before us, a vuliinie of KukIIsIi jKiems by a i
young Frunclimiin. uliiws with this uliI frtiiilllar lire, (of llio
KfimlssHmf.l lUMidiiin these struiiKu anil i»iwerl'ul veniei-
fiillof tliulU'iiltliyilellKhl In llfeiuid Kunsliini' thtttseeniw 1
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mind ourselves that their author lives amongst lis, and did
not walk the earth with his elder countrynicn, the Allil-
genses iiiid the Iroveiivals. , . . He has proiliieed a liook
that lsinii()iieol' lus kind and llliindnated with undeniable ,
genius."— .S//(Wa/()i', xlvl. l'2l».
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1). Svo ; 2il ed. same year.
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Traveller: Tlioughta on liondon .Scenes, Ac., Lon., IH56,
U'uio. 2. The (iospel Theme: a .Scries of Sacred I'oems,
l,on., ISIiO. 18mo.
iMuskell, Uev. Joseph, educated at King's Col-
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of London Ldllege l.-^fil-fii); master and chaplain of j
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Maskelyne, Antonio Storey-. True and False
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the British Museum. 1. Catalogue of Minerals in the
British Museum, Lon., 1S63 ; new ed., 1881. 2. A Guide
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Mason, Miss. Kate Oeary ; or, Irish Life in Lon-
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I. The Persecution of Diocletian: a Historical Essay,
Lon., 187B, Svo.
"Whether we exactly accept his conclusion or not, he
hn.s rerJiilnlv worked well at his subject : hi: lots put many
points In anew light; and all that he says, as tar a.s its
main substance goes, should at least be weighed helore
any one deelde.s the other way."— ."''n*. h'cv., .xlli. (»,).
'• He has given a vivid picture of the Diocletian persccu-
tlcm. He has carefully studied the principal authorities,
aiid selected from tliem all that Is most sinking and inter-
1U8G
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eating. . . Altogether his l«iok Is by far the best and full-
est account that mir language (•ontalns of this periijd cjf
Christian liistory."— .I'/i., .No. 2.'>H2.
2. Commentary on Thossalonians ntnl the First Epistlc>
of St. Peter. (Reprinted from Bishop Ellicolt's Com-
mentary.) Lon., 1S7U. 3. The Epiatlea of St. Peter, -Jt.
,J(jiin, and St. ,Iude, Lon., 18s;i, 12mo. 4. The Faith ot
the Oosiiel; a Manual of Christian Doctrine, Lon., 18S7,
or. 8vo.
.Mason, Itev. C. Parochial Sermons: with a .Mr
moir of tlic Author, Best., 1865, Svo.
Mason, Mrs. C. The Eve of St. Agnes, Lon,, 1878,
12n.o.
.>Ia8on, C M. Forty Shires: their History, Sce-
nery, Arts, and Legends. Illust. Lon., 1880, cr, 8m,;
new ed., ISSl.
Mason, Mrs. Caroline Atherton, [nnir, vol. 11.,
where her Christian name is erroneously given as I'ntli-
erine. adil.,] b. 181!3, at .Marblehead, Muss.; daughter (if
Dr. Calvin Briggs. 1. Rose Hamilton, IS51). 2. Three
of Us. By Thekla. Host., 18811.
Mason, Charles F. A Compeml of Electricity
and its .Medical and Surgical fsos: with an Introilucticm
by C. H. May, M.D., I'hila., 1887, I2mo.
Mason, Charles Welsh. Poems and Songs: .if
which some are rendered from the Spanish, Lon., 1>(13,
12mo.
Mason, Charlotte. 1. There's a Friend for Little
Children, and Trusty and True, Lon., 1S87, Isino. :'.
Alma Ryan ; or. Steadfast and True, Lon., 1888, p. svn.
Mason, Charlotte M., sometime lecturer on eilu-
eation and teacher of human physiology at the liisliii|i
Otter College, Chiihestcr. Home Education ; a Coiir-e
of Lectures to Ladies, Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Mason, Mrs. Clara Arthur. Etchings from Tno
Lands, Best., 1886, 12mo.
Mason, David Hastings, b. I82.S. in Philiidrl-
phia. P». ; settled in Chicago in 1867, where he hiis In in
euitor of the Republican and of the Bureau, a prnl.i--
tionist monthly. A Short Tarilf History of the I nitnl
'states from the Earliest to the Present Time: Pan I,,
1783 to 17811, with a Preliminary View, Chic, issi,
1 12mo ; new ed., ISSfi.
Mason, K. An Old Library and its Talis, Lon,
1862, 12uio.
I Mason, Mrs. E. H. B. Great Expectations lie-
' ali/.cd; or, Civilizing .Mountain Men, Bost., 1862, IJiiin.
Mason, Mrs. E. U. Our Mabel, Chic, 18-i,
12mo.
Mason, Edward Tuckermau, b. 1847. 1.
(Ed.) Samuel Johnson: bis Words and his Ways, .\.
York, 18711, 12mo. 2. I 3ci.) Personal Traits of lil■ili^ll
Authors, N. York, 1885, 2 vols. 3. (Ed.) lluiiiorous
Masterpieces from American Literature, N. York. I'-MI,
3 vols. 16mo. 4. (Ed.) British Letters illustrative i.f
Character and Social Life, N. York, 1888, 3 vols, liiiio..
Mason, Mrs. Eleanor B. The Toungoo (JoJ-
Language Conspiracy, Rangoon, 18S2, Svo.
Mason, Miss Emily Virginia, b. 1815, at Lex-
ington, Ky. ; became a nurse in the (Confederate aiinv
during the civil war, and was matron of several llo^pillll?.
1. Southern Poems of the War, Bait., 1867, 12iao. :'.
(Ed.) Journal of a Y'oung Lady of Virginia in 17.-<2,
Bait., 1871, sin. 4to. 3. Popular Life of (ieneial Holjctl
E. Lee, Bait., 1S71, Svo.
Mason, F. Treatise on the Use and Advanlngcs ol
Dancing, Lon., 1S54, 12mo.
Mason, F. II., late captain of the 42d RegiM:eiit of
Ohio Infantry. l.The Forty-Second Ohio Inliiiitry: a
History of the Regiment in the War of the Rilnllioii :
with Biographical Sketches, Cleveland, 0., IS77, '•vo. L'.
The Life and Public .Service of James A. l^iilki.i.
Twentieth President of the United States : a Iii"^'rllpll■
ical Sketch: with a Preface by Bret Harte, Lon., 1881,
cr. Svo.
Mason, Rev. Francis, D.I)., ['oi'c, vol. ii.,
add.,] 171111-1874, b. in Yorkshire; learneil his lailiers
trade of shoeinaking and acquired some edonrion:
removed to the United Slates in 1818; was li.eiiscii
to preach in the Baptist Church in 1827, and soon after
entered Newton Theological Seminary. In \-'M ho
went to Burma as a missionary, and for twi uly-two
years labored among the Karen tribes of T:i-. . . ''f
became acquainted with most of the dialects of I'artlier
India, and published a grammar of the Pali !:ui.i;iing«
and various translations, which were approved by the
Koyal Asiatic Society, of which he was a meini.Lr. He
MAS
York. IS 17. 2 Me 'ir ,.«,'"'•■'' "• *'"»"". N-
F-."a, Flora 3rMi,^c.ar;'f t""' '"■'■''•''"" "" "'"
India, !„,„ IssT 2 . r ^^ *'«"l"Ki™l •■^urvev of
Work nK.M;„.'n'f„^ '?^J; ."^y"' ■•• 'I'Lo Story of a
A»i... Africa nn I A,„„ ''''"'',"'' "' l"™^"' '"> ^■■""'V''.
William H;wi;i;|,,t'"o":i;;';;;v'\5!,',r,s'-'rT.i'''''''" ''^
jei^:^"n' ,!:s:LrS*:;f '^t-^ "'^'=^"",/""'""
AIn§oii, c;, Fin'pli ' I J
.Storic,, I.on., ISHO I 8vn „ '"', ""»"''". ""'l othe;
sketohU, ,,o'„.. 's'; J' "r',Tl,''.'.- •'• ^'"""t^y
MAS
took s ,^ce'"?r."i:,'„ iS ^ll^iffir S'l' /^""'■•''^t" «'>e-art
Stalea."'-.V(i(/u«, x\ix -in "- "'"'"ry of the riilled
^^a.Ho,„i„i,„e,,.es of Newport. Illu,,. .x,„p„,,^
'«8| orilai,;:, S.-;; '?eeC':f''F,^;""'«!'' Cambridge
Bible A,hoc.acv, IS6 ' * Znbi "'^'""^ '''*^- '•
South Africa, Lon.,l,SB;- ^ "1^ ■, " M'««.'«n Tour in
lenso's Bible Problem., IHli' 4 A u ""'""""' »f Co-
'•■^fi'i. 5. Tho Lord'" 'rnvn; ;„;/'';,"''" '" """"'"iets,
plained, 1871. fl. Tho iZYAl^f '^l"'"'^' «''"i™ ^x-
1S77. 7. The Zulu War LT-"" "' <^»"fl''>n»tion,
Lon., 187!), 8vo. " ^'""""* •""' "» Wessons;
Mason. H. If a n
St«r°':i,f'^,,^;,J/„~ «»'^« '0 '"e Cure of
.'Inson, J, loB.Wnii.i J 1 ■ .
(•' Frien,ny Cou,.er tji::!:^^^'^^:^-^^''^^,
N. York, 1857 "'"""" »"•! Distribution of AVealth,
«^":-o^^-^-^^^ Turkey: Medical
''IHSOII, JoHPnh in !.
Proceeding's at L,uv in L r""" '",^"" Motions and
•V-v Kngland S,^ ,' ,„l " f''';j7" ^a^v Courts of the
Wljiliun, < Vgrk, tm |2,,,o ^""^'''^''-n^lity of Pro-
;v""M«T.fi',',;rr!'' 'L^' r-«' ■
I»"iii., ]b^i!. ■■I3SI, BIO. t. Eiposition of . iaiu,
'I". Alter/Dinner TirofTt"''"'^" "^ ^'"'''' ^"'"^
1^87, Iflmo. '' "' ^''"""" ""o'lwin, N. Vork,
AKoncy of'ii,,,; i^;„ ;,5^'7'";"" ^.V ;l'o Imu,e.llalo
p. 8vo. '^ ' " '^''' ''"■"''• ''»"•. 1877-71), two series,
Mitchell Mb aryV lZ,t o M, """"•"' ''''™^'"" '"
'"'ion in 18-7, chic Ei "''("""'"ff of that in,ti.
Public Library, Hla4ur|i" ."'^ ;?'!;''",«' »"'' "!"'««"
lie'« [n.lit fn L 1^,?.^', f ' <=''ief librarian of «„i|.
the librarian.hi, of s^ir '*'""• "*' "'""« ■'^■'aininK
chief libnirilln y.ho F ee Kblic rb"'"'*"/ ''''^^"^^'
in-the-Field., London ISKH "7° ''''"•"■•y " '^t- Martin-
Sootlan,l. 1) . an a"« Ktan. I • ' ■'"' ^"^ ^Mnanes of
printed for sLb'^riC^i , ^ "i., '^ ["r 1 "'""-''" ^
'••Kiih^^/nrr ( '-"itJd't::^!;:;!,;!;;,^. -"'""""•»'-
,^, Kkl, „, bibliographical aiul literary plums.'.-.s„, Rev
Qla3go«r,''i88S H Adam '"'''"'"'*!">» ''"biio Library,
I Honniiic [a niveM I " /''"^r'" ' "\''^"'' ■'"■'^'^'. ^»«
Koyal Guide to he City o Ula^, l'^"'.",' "''' '2'"°- »•
A Bibliographical Ml fvrr'V "'"■■'K"W. 1888. 10.
I the I,ihli?th?c"BritannfcV, f^ '\^ ''""' ^""'- "^
>868,''p.".",'o^''- ^««»>« °" Engi'ish Church Music, Lon.,
Australian Tale, KfHn'; m/Tllo''% *" '^yif-T: -n
Aiistralia, Edin., I8R7, p. Hyo} ' ^- "^ C""»ins in
TranrcMtn,:,)* L*;°?m7 *^;,!'"°''^''<'"<>'' (Philosophical
iMassena, Mrs. A Ja r- ir • .
Creole. Host!, is". "* '^^ '^'"ie's Mistake. By
"Jeems I'ipe. of Pine'viile" J "' ^^,?"'' "'' ^^^at
biography, 'n, York 'ws p,,,;^""' ""'' »'''' an Auto-
Chri.iiuiis Lesson. By What.b'"''"^^'";' *''"•''"• '^
Mnssey, Geral7, !^ ", t | 1!"",, ■T\' "^■^^- ^^'o-
I f'""parativelv little poetry of lnt»,' 1 '^ ''"" "''''"^^n
, largely to the pron,o\ioT^of s'" • Suiic"'''' "^ ''"''''='^
poetics. Jlc has lectured oTlvUuT "'"""*^"°
and other topics in the 'ni,;r -.""'• '"«8>uerisu),
GreatBritainVindZ., ili. ""a ''■^' ? "^" "' '"
l.sh and American pe i d'ie".l ^ «"h";''-'i"' ^^"8"
Song: and other Lyric. Ton T.-o , *"*""■' ''»™^. ™
March, and other ^en.; L„„' jtl r\ - """'"ck's
speare's Sonnets never befor^'Vif' ^^- ^^'°- '*• ■"''ake-
Friends iJentiHeSr^getlfcr „..''.<'' ' *"' ''""""'
o Himself, Lon., 1866 8v« ^^^"'•™''™' L"'^"'^''
Shakespeare, „„,, vol ii.f'4 At1'%T'""^ ""''"
pther Poems, Lon. I8«9,pSvo 5 c!lJ ^'''\»^y- '""1
'sui, Lon., 1871, I imo fi A i,','T'','''"ng Spiritual-
containing an A temm to t ""'' "V"" «cKinnings :
I-ost Origines of hefMwl," '"T.?"'' ^""^""^'itute fhe
Symbols, RclieiLl.iV "'' "^'"tcries, Types and
^';rt-r--"'«4t?sh8^^
>^!5-ti::'i^-.«--i^-p-t^ .
■8. The Secret Drama of ^hll'^ '.^ ™''- "»P- 8vo.
L8S8, 4to. "' Shakespeare's Sonnets, Lon.,
'-mTSi^J,^;^;;'':''' (Fletcher.) I. Thoughts
>K.I.) Christian Lyrics "chieflvT, Vl'^ '«''^' '2mo. 2
'-• Il.t^^ ^-•/is6?;ror:'erei^T7rAtr"3-
1087
Lon., 11*75, 12m».
TiilcH for Mothers'
Cliililrcn hI' Holy ■
VilliiK<- Tiilc", for I
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Later Lyrics of the Clirii-' in Church: heinK » ('iiin|ian-
liin Voliiiiio to '• t'hristlnii l.yrii'S," by the liuiiie Coiiiiilk'r,
Edin., 1X61, 12ino. 4. Soiitf of th.t Jfo"othle Hont,
5, Ml--. (Iirkpi's I 1 , Jiiim.", iinil
Mi'ltiu^ , '.ril. i >..'. |). '^VO. (I.
.|,uni-. nil i • 11., ISHii, It... 7.
.,,i ttp.l 'ml., 1,011., ISHi, p. Sro.
.MiiHNi-y, AVilliHiii >iutliaiil«l, [""'•, vol. ii.,
M.A.HSKV, Wll.i.HM, ,VI.1>., ii.M.,] |SI)!)-ISS|, wiia iip-
|)oiiili'tl IliiiiiK.'i "uiiister in Imliii iiml .•'worn a nu'iiilji-r
of thi' jirivy i"iiniMl in KSii:'), uml iiflor his ri'tiirn lo
Enjjiiin.l WH9 il.ited M.l'. lor TiviMton in 1872. I. Coin-
inon .<en«u nr-nt Conimon I,;iw, l.iin., IS5(1, t2ni(i. 2.
Hiiitiiry of Ennliiiiil iiiidur (ienrnu HI., Lon., I><."ia-C:!, 4
vols. .Svo; now ed., l.^(l.')-n(!. (Vol. i. i:< montliinul tmi-
vol. ii. ! vol. iv. riids with llio I'ciicc of Am! : , I"*' -.)
"TiionKh he liiis no iirt'lt'iiHluns In the .|M.illties of n.
firU.lani iiiirnilnr or of un lilstnriciil iilillnsuplii'r, lu> ha-'
ciMiililk's which rondi'r his lionk viihmhle, and whli-h wdl
Hhvays ontiUf Its wrilcr In im hiinoiirahlo iihicc in our
hisicirloal litcrauiri','-Na(, Her.. .w.Oftl.
MuHHif, Kilwiirt!. I. Lovo'.s .Strife with the t'on-
vuiil, Lon.. l.'^O-l, :i vol.*. |i. .Svo. '.'. Saered Odi'S, ()ri(;iniil
m.'i Translated, on Divers .Subjwts, Lon., I.sOtKis, 2 vols.
1"ino. H. (Trans.) Sehillcr's William Tell; a Drama, in
Ei^'iah Vorsi', Lon., IS7.'<, I '-'mo.
iHnssHN J. Cnni. .\ Treatise on tlw Kcleetio
duuthern Practice of .Medicine, I'hila., Is.'il, Hvn.
MiiNsie, Uev. .Iiimes Willinin, U.U., LL.D.,
[null. vii\, ii., adil.,] 1 7i)'.l-l.-<rtl), b. in Ireland; became
an Inilepondent minister; was a missionary in India,
at'terwanls pastor of churches in Perth, Dublin, and Sul-
ford, and suli.^e((uently secretary to the Home .Mission-
ary Society. Ho made several visits to .\MiiTira. I.
Minister and Peojilo : a Pastor's Life, Lon.. is.v.', l2mo.
2. Slavery the Crime and Curse of America, 1 .'2. :!.
The Kovival in Ireland, 18511, Lon., IS?j Svo. I. The
American t'risi
|stl2. 5. America: lie Origin of her Presen
Illustrated by Incidents of Travel during a Tour to the
United State . Lon., L8I14, p. Svo,
Massie, H. I. (Trans.) Lyra Domcsticn. oy (". -J. P.
Ppitta : with Additional Selections and Introductions by
F. D. Huntington, S. York. ISlill, lliino. 2. (Trans.)
Spiritual Songs, hy Marlin Lulher, Lon., 1863, p. 8vo.
MuKsie, Uev, W. II. Sermons )iroaohed at St.
Mary's Church, Cluster, Lon., 1857, 12mo.
Mas8iiigberd, Kcv. Francis tliarles, D.D.,
[.ni(e, vol. ii., aild.,] lsllll-1872; e' .mcollor of the dio-
The Law of the Church and
Prayer for Unity, Lon., IS'
i vor-Uook. I "nt, 18(14, L"'
Unity ;iii Lecture on
MAS
of .stones wlileli Ihe bhjKraiihiT'K reverence has led lilni In
east upnii bis vn\ru."—Siiirliiliir. Mil. '.do.
" Til this liloKrapby . ■ . Is Imparted, by the anlbir's In
tense deviitlun to III- Milijecl and to tlic resiionsllillities
iif literiitiire, an elevali.ni and streimlli, both In Myle iiml
siilistanc e. which can snlfei no abatement Irom an oceu.
isioniil tailnre in the prnpnrtions of ilie (lesi^n or In the
writer's Judicial iiistlnet .Mr. Masson's piihlleatlon b -i
Work of iiMtlimal Inipurlaiicu."— .I'/i., .No. JT;W.
2. Uritish Novelists and tlieir Styles : being a Ci'tical
Sketch of Ihe History of Diilish Prose Fiction, l...h.,
I85U, p. 8vo. (Lectures delivered at Kdinburgh.) :i.
Uecent lirilish Philosophy i a Ucview, with Crilicisias :
including some Cominents on Mr. .Mill's Answer "o Sir
William llainillnn, Lon,, 18(i5, er. Svo; .'Id cd., with ad
di^onal chapter, 1S77.
lie volume, for Its bulk and scope, lurnis as service-
able .1 manniil as cnnld be desired for the iinderstandini.'
nf the pronie s made liy phllosopby, properly so eallcil, In
(ireiit liritalii iliirliiK the lasltblrty years, . . . Ills aeemnil
of ibe several antburs and systems embraced In his wi.ik
Is clear and (,'rapliic, almost |ilctinesipie. llul these elninns
of style Hie (nimterbiilanced by the want of that hnihiy
of ilfserimlnatiiiii which Is reipilred for assiwtilim toeueli
of these the proper weiubt In Ihe scale, ami for keepiiiK
essentially dlslliiet Ideas steadllj asunder."— .'S(i(. Vi'fiv. x.\
2i;i.
4. Drummond of Hawlhornden : the Story of his l,i|i.
and Writings. Lon.. IsT.'l, cr. Nvo,
"Thonnh it Isdillleult loaeconnt for hiseholeeof Iiriiia-
immd of llawthonideii for treatment In the same e.\.
baustive ami eiU'Velnpa die niaiiiier In wbudi he has been
so longeligaKed li'i presenting .MllloU, be has certainly ino-
dnced an interesting and readable volume."— .'<'a(. A'u-..
xx.wil. '278
5. Wordsworth, Shelley, Keats, and other Kfsavs,
Lon., 1874, er. 8vo. Ii. The Three Devils: Luther's,
.Milton's, and (Joethe's: with other Kssays, Lon., I>71,
I or. Svo. 7. Chattorlon i a Story of the Year ITTii, l.on.,
1874, or. Svo. (.Most of the essays in these three \m1.
from the " Kssays, lii
1.
cesc of Lincoln
Lon., 1857, Svo. 2
;L Lectures on the I
12mo. 4. Sermons
Lon., 18(18, p. 8vo.
Massun, Uavid, LL.D
uines, Nos. .''i-7, are reprintf
in Relation to the Anti-.-lavery Cause, | g|..|pliK.„l nnd Critical," ., .lionod aiile, \i>]. ii.)
it Conlliet; i (Kit.) The Poetical Works of .lolin Milton: willi Intru-
duetions. Notes, and an Essay on Milton's Knglisli, Luii,,
IS74, 3 vols. Svo; new ed., ("Uoldai Treasury" Sir,,)
1877, 2 Vfils. l2nio,
" It is Impossible to do nnythiiiK like Justice to his exten-
sive knowledge, his iiiiwearied patience, his carefulness in
stilting facts, the skill with which he ii(iulies, and in nil
cases fttirlv applies, the labours of eiuller editors, .iinl
above all, to llie benrtv adniiraiioii ami enthusiasm wiiirh
have sustained him tbniugb hi- lom; and dilliciilt i-iL
, . . His extreme care to omit noi.'inn has ol'leii led Inm
... to insert trivial nmllers at great length."— .sj»i((i/u,
xlviil.211.
i). I'lie Quarrel between the Earl of Manchester and
Oliver Cromwell : Unpublished Documents relating
therci ). collected by the Late .John Bruce: with an lli.-
toric:r Preface. Annotated iii'l completed by David
Ma.sson. (Camden See. Pub.,) l.on.. I' 'i. 8vo.
'■ In this volume .i leading incident in iin- annals of our
Hate.
8vo.
18(i4,
•sley,
[((lite, vol. ii., add.,] be-
came editor of Macmillan's .Magazine in I85il,and in 1^<I>.') j elvll war receives liir tlie iTrst time adequate illustratciii
resigned the chair of English language and literature at a,,,) coniineni."— .Icmf., viii. 13'i
nt historian,
■1 singularly
y oio . ■
nt •,; ra-
ssors U.
University College, Lorn' ... ' 5)ecome professor of rhet-
oric and English litei uire i.i the University oi Edin-
burgh. Since 1879 he has : ctcd as oilitor of the Uegis-
try of the Privy Council of Scotland. 1. Tlie Life of
John Milton: narrated in Connection with the Political
Ecclesiastical, and Literary History of his Time. 1
L858-7il, Ii vols. Svo.
" .\llhougli Mr. Massoii may not be an el
he is what is of liilinllely greater inipormn.
accurate and therefore an altogether trn-i.
Tills ' Life of Milton' is a book which tie
tioii will hand down with pride to its ^
£(;■ . xllx. mi . ^ ,
"He has inseparably associated his nam. with that >>t
Milton, and all students of the jwet and of !iis age will be
eompelled to consult the.se volumes. It would be diffleult
to estimate the labour expended by the author. Not only
lias he ma.stered all the authorities which liear directly on
his subjeci , but with intlnlte skill and perseverance he
.seems to liave followed every track, however obscure,
which could lead to auv point of Interest remotely asso-
ciated with his great hero. Thoroughness and impar-
tiality are the qualities of highest value, perhaps, in this
' Life of .Milton.' .Mr. Masson is eminently trustworthy.
He takes nothing at seeoiid-liaud ; every .step of his
(round has been won by hard IlKhllng. and perhaps there
» no living writer who has a larger acquaintance with
the politics and literature of the .seventeenth eentui-y.
'llie fault.s of ibis imuimiiii upua are ii.s obvious a.s its
merits. The author is a chronicler rather than an histo-
rian. Ill Ills anxiety to tell all he knows, and he ajipears
to know evervtiiing, be does not always see the dlllerence
between whiit is of primary iinporlaiiee and what is of
secondarv value, . . . We know much more about .Milton,
thanks to Mr. .Masson, but we do not .see him more clearly,
and the central llguie is, as it were, hidden under the heap
1088
10. (E'V
vols, iii.-
(
Register of the
i., L.m.. 1880-87
Privy Council of Scntl n
r. Svo. 1 1. Do yuiiir
fl
"English .AIcu of Letters,") Lon., I'-'l, n. Svo.
■' Our author gives n^ in suial' '.Mimpa what Is rciinrdcd
as known of De tiu;. cey addiig sotuetlilng from his per
.ioiial reeollcctions."— .Ii'(i<( x.ii. 3.
II. Carlyle Pers"nally und in his Writings; Two Lec-
tures, Lon., 1885, 12mo.
Mat^son, Edward* [imie, vol. ii., add.] ■H.VE.v-
AUMK.\; or, Poel i' Translations : with an Introduction
on the Condition and Prospects, Social, Hcligious, and
Literary, of tne (ireek Nation. Uy a Scottish Philhtl-
len. Ellin., 1852. •<vo. Anon.
Masson, tiiiiilc'e, [<inie, vol. ii., add.,] 1. 1"~-:
was assistant inaste. .md librarian of Harrow Scle'ni
Introduction to tlie History of French Literature, IMiii..
ISliO, fp. Svo. 2. Class- 1 'k of French Litcnitaic:
with Iliographical Notices, Ac, Lon., ISIil, er. Svo. .''•.
La Lyre Fran^aise, ("liolden Treasury" Scr.,^ I.cn ,
lSli7, 12iuo. 4. French Classics: Plays: with Englisi.
Notes, Lon., IS70, 3 vols. I2mo. 5. Compcndimi- I>iction
ary of the French Language : French-Engli.-h, lOngli^h-
French, Lon., 1874, sm. 4to. «. (Ed.) Alfred de .Mii--''t:
Selections from his Prose and Poetical Works, Lon.. I •.
12mn. 7. Outlines of Fiench Literature; with Chrono-
logioal Tables, Lon., 1877, l8mo. 8. France, Lon., i'^l'i*,
p. Svo. y. UichelieU, ("Homo Library,") l.o". '.^^-li
p. Svo. 10. Mazariii ("lie c Library,") Lon., l;;8ri, p.
8vo. II. (Trans.) Victor I'.iisin, by Jules Simon,
("Croat French Writers,") L.. ,. 1887, 8vo. 1:.'. I'lencli
Literature, (" Dawn of European Literature": I.on.,
MAS
iJlBHson, J„|,li, M.A. The Alomlo Theory of I „ '•
MAT
Maicer, nrv. Samuel, P.1,.8., „f ,i,e I,„„,io„
'I III iiiKlit, uiMl „n |„t,.ro.sl ill ih
|H.pul..l,,,,.-_,s,,A7f,,,,ivll..|M.
•• I.M)„s|,t.| int<,.„th ln,li„; ,
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tlm-th.n... llh„(. I,,,,,., „. svo.
nnlliiiiiis, Hpv. W
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iiilviim'iiiu.iit of tliu
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I'ImiM. :,r (if Hindu
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1'. 8vo. 4. Tnlks ttitl, Ilronil-
^Y'''-^^^^^ ;:« '■ '""-'"^ " "- ''i^
Selections from Cliuiic
lUllI
l:'m
Ma88or, Ilamixipii.
IS70, Klmo '
'iz:;' ""■ """' ""- ''•^^^■pon.:cffl.i!^]:i«''."^
MixiM i m».k. ,d'"im.','.'i„'.'r'''-', ''"'■'•'■Mlnii iiilln«K.
illii^lralint; a
■i'iii|mriilively
1 2iii
iniicK in (Ji-rat Ilnta n and ],.< ,,.1 r „i, iCr,. i., -, ■> >
■ AliM Medicine in f«n...d - „ 'l;" ' ',-""'• "»i.""«n.'-.l„„/„ x,,xili. 7
l-,v,i, |"nii, ""iiau 1 tu >evere, Lon., ' Mnlher, F I \s 1 r 1
„«..., ...no. T„. „.., „. ,„ , Pu.,,: KSK'ji:;;i:n£:r!i5 'S'"='''''=
Ailiiuniliicks. I^v,,
ed, IM7II.
I'arHKUav/ Mr MmIT.,,„ , ,, ,"'.""■, nitcd stMi™ |„
N'ln.cy,„- Mr. Was ,,';,''' '',» P'vt.n.l. 1 ,■„„.
cr. Svo. ""'"' ""'""B '"'•■ I'»°- l-rS, 3 vol..
aJimtcd atWadliam Colicie, Ovf ,d Mis' ''•,/'*,'"')
bar at the Middle Tcnipic* 870 I,;, d n ,ok f ,,'"
^;;- relating to .'arliaLnta;/K, "u:,!,,'';':;;:',;,';,:
Ifl'^",!*,".'-": '!'•»*"■,•=" Tyldeii, .M.D., F U S i,
Iclitii^vology of the
.;n,ecture;£i.:; : ^,N:;;:-,^;.^n,,....
^iC"n:^^;^.?';J-,-:;'|:^fS".-^ohnun.
M;."'oV,:;;f;!r,!,n- /■"f«"--'"HMr Danger, and
Mathers Kdwanp' V'r r'< "'i= \T' ''"'•
;V^i:;'c;.:>'o;^'--"---^-'^-
iUathtrs, s.
:n;v;^«^;i>!i^\:n:-,s^,'^-''«^*™''-"-»^^i-
'^•'^IMid, L,,!., isno ^'"^ '^'"''«'« Expedition,
H,mle^"7f,,i",!:"'Z-,. '• "T^ '''»" 've P„;„t our
MhIchiiv, (iara L. 1
»"""g Fcdiis, Lon.. IS-0, 4to'
»ml the Emperor. IHust, Lon
fjon.
fini
11 •- — — F^ioi. Ill
Abioiid for l\\k, „t H„„,
licture-Und, Lon, L-^rfi
OJ'l Lngland, I,„n.
Home Chnt with our
- Ragglc^ Maggies,
If* 7 2. 12tno. :i. Peeps
I'*?;), Svo. 4. Through
'■ Around and About
first ii-,.n„i. rV ," "'."*'• '"'avicula .■^aloini.nis :) now
^^'b'r:ilx:'ii!i'r'-'-«'^«.int;:
' b^:' ST^.^I^r • ^"-'-eofUie^MLionto
-■Mntheson, Duncan. Life and Labour
m'» T'"' "'■"'^'''- ''»"•. 1«7;', I2mo
cii?i''E'i^grr','^7''^„^;:ri;"r' v ^-'""'^ "^
, BMiLurs. 1. Cotton-Baling I'rcssc.-: : with De-
= of Rev. J.
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MAT
obftUL'le, entersd tho Univemity »r (llimgowi KAlned
|iri/ea In inoriil |iliilij:i(ipliy un<l loglo ; ){rjii|iiiitccl M.A.
Willi liiiiiiirH ill pliilu'iiphy ill |HI)2. iinj II. It. in IsHi).
III! nil) lii'i'iiKvil til |>ri'iii'li in the Clmroli nt' Soollanil in
IMtlH, ohonnn iiiiriah iiiiiiiKtir of Inii< linn in l^iiH, im'l
tnmnfi'rroij Id the |piiriiiti uf St. Ili'rniird'i', K^linbiirgh, in
I'^Sfi. Me wii.< lliiini li'i'tiirer fur l><Ml,nn,| wim oiii' iif
the Si. (iilen's IcnturcrH in l~'^J. Iln hat cuntriliiitoil tu
rovii'wK iinil iimf{i>7.inui>. .Vidn In tho Stuilv of Uiir-
iiinn 'I'lu'oloxv, Kilin., |^,l, xvi; Jil i-i|., 'isTfl. 2.
(Jnnvthiil till' Spirit uf L'hri4tiiiiiity, from tliu Firat Cen-
tury to the Dawn of tho I<utbi>run km, EUln., 1877-78,
2 \i)\f. Hvo,
" It Is n hlxtiiry of the ili'vi'lopnicnt. imt of ilmtrlius but
(if the '>pirll 111 ciirMliiiiliv,' ri'«iirilcil friiiii a ilecliU'illy
I'mluf'tiiia ami . . . Niiniuwiiat une-xlili'il puiiit uf vli'W.
liiit iHm'u^^ciI ill a liruitil anil liberal tune aiul wllli a very
riiiiKlilei'ulile Kraspof llie lilNtnrieal hearliiK's uf the ciiien-
tliiii."— .^'1?. All'., .xlv. 101.
■•Full Iif interest to the neiieral reailer, iiiij eertaln to
re|iay emeliil stmly."— .'^/«l■^l^>l■, 11, aiT.
:i. Natural Elonionta of Uovenleil Theology, (Dainl
LciiliireM,) Lon., 1881, p. Svo. 4. My A.^piratioiin,
(" Heart Chorils,") Lon., \r«l, 32ino. 5. Moments on
the Mimnt: a Seriox of Devotional Meilitatloni', Lon.,
1S,SJ, iL'iNo. fl. Can the f)l,l I litli live with the Now?
or. The I'lohleni of Ivvoliilion ami llevohition, Eilin, AnJ
liiin., iN^.i, p. .■<vo; LM el., Issii.
"He iliieH not |irore.s.s In Inipilre Into the truth of the
theory of Kvolntiiin. . . . His ipiestlon Is, Siippose it true,
what then? . . . We Hiliiiiri' Ihe niilille eiieru>' of Ijis urKli*
ment; wehiive miemlle'.s varletyul IlliistrutiVeHtiiieineiits
set forlh with ttreat felielly uf phrase; ami we are olleii
earrieil away wUh the slnmi; rush of eloi(iience, until we
are reiuly almost in aei'ept Ills c'onellislons as liievlliible.
. . . We may frankly say Ihat, 111 our Jmlumeiit, Iir. Matli-
csoli has not niaile out his ease."— .S;«.dii(or, ll.\. Nlii.
7. Itolatioii of Chrisliaiiity to I're-Chri.-tian Morality,
I.on., ISH", 12mio. ,s. The I'saliiiint anil Scientist; or,
The Modern Value of Rcli({iou8 Sentiment, Lon., 1SS7,
II. 8vo. !). Lamlniftrks of the New Testament Molality,
^on., 1S88, p. Svo. 10, Voices of the Spirit, Lon., 1888,
or. Svii.
MatheHon, II. I'mclioal Advice to Amateur Pho-
to;;riiphcii", Lou., I8li;). K'nio.
Mathestuil, John. Kngland to Delhi : a Narra-
tive of Indian Travel, I,on., 1871), r. Svo,
MRtllCHOII, PtTcy Kwing. A Skeleton Outline
of Komau History Chronologically Arranged, Lou., 1881,
K'mo.
Mathews, Mrs. I'rienJs for the Fireside, Lon.,
1861), 2 voin. |). 8vo.
Matliewst Albert, ('■ Paul Sicgvolk," pseud.,) b.
1820, in Now York City ; a cousin of Cornelius Mathews,
(i/. '.. «"''■, vol, ii. ;) graduated at Vale in 1812, and was
nilmittcd to the bar in 1845. I. Walter Ashwool; a
Lovo-Story, N. York, 1860. 2. A Bundle of Papers, N.
York, 187U, Itlino.
Mathews, AlTred. History of Wayne, Pike, and
Monroe Counties, Pennsylvania, Phila., 188(1, 4to.
Mathews, Charles James. See Dicke.vs,
ClI.lHI.Ks, Bceond of the name, »m/;)vi.
Mathews, Cornelius, [uiite, vol. ii., add.,] d, 1889.
1. Indian Dook of Fairy-Tales; from the Original
Legends, N. York. 1S69, 12ino. 2. The Enchanted
Hloecasins, and other Legends of the American Indians,
lllu^t. N. York, 1877, sq. 8vo.
Mathews, Ed waril D., at one time resident engi-
neer on the Madeira and Mamort Railroad. Up the
Amazon and Madeira Rivera, through Bolivia onj Peru,
Lon., 1879, Svo.
" We have had sundry volumes of late vears on the Am-
azon and Its tributaries; but Mr. Mathews has penetrated
further into the oountrv ami made a loni,'er sojourn tliere
than most men. . . . Ills bimk Is well worth reading,
thiiUKli we euiiiiot .say that itshows much literary talent."
—Sit. Hei\, xlvill. (>73.
Muthews, G. II. Diary of a Summer in Europe.
By Porte. N. York, 1SG6.
Mathews, George D. Coinages of the World,
Ancient and Modern. Illust. N. York, l87li, Svo.
Mathews, Henry John, M.A., graduated at Ex-
eter ^Culle,;e, Oxford, l.snu. I. (Ed,) Abriihum !bn
Ezra's Couiinontary on the Canticles, after the First
Recension, Lon., 1874, or. Svo. 2. (Ed.) Commentary
on Ezra and Nehemiah. By Roijbi Saadiah, ("Se-
mitic" Ser,) 0.\f., 1888.
Mathews, Henry M. West Virginia Supreme
Court Reports, vols, vi.-ix,, Riehmone, Va,, 1876-77, 4
vols. Svo.
1090
MAT
MatheWK, Jnmcii Mcl'nrlnne, D.D., |oii><, vol.
ii.,add.,J 171^-1870, held no panlorute alter I84II, but wan
active in eicleiiinslieal aflairs, and iirganir.eil and pre-idi'd
over the Chrinthm Inion Council which luet in New
York in I87«. Fifty Y«ar« In N«w York, N. York,
18,')8.
MatheWN, .tiilis Jnnnnn II., daughter of Ue\.,l.
M. .Miithens, xiiii/o. I. liuy Hamilton: n Story of i.iir
Civil War, N. \ork, I8I1I1, Svo. 2. Ilyaciiiihe and I.er
llrothers, N. York, 187(1, Kiiuo, .'). LllyV Lemoii*, N,
York, 1870, l8mo. I. Pinkie nnd the HiibbllM, N. Y.rk,
1870, l8uio. b. Roae',^ Tcnipliilion, N. York, 1870, Kluio,
tl. Little FricniU at Glenwuod, N. York, 187(1, Klino. 7.
Daisybank, 1878, Klmo, 8. Kdlih .Murrnv: » Novel. .V.
York, 1878, 12mo. li. IlelleV I'ink llootK. Illu»t. N,
York, 1S80, llo. Id. Breakfast for Two, .le., l)o»t.,
1880, l2mo, II, Fred Bradford's Debt, Illust, N,
Y'ork, St], Svo. 12. Harry Bradford's Criiiihilo. Illu-t.
N. York, I88,'), 8io, AIhh the fnllowing (cries, cojitnin-
ing si.\ stories, first published sepanili ly ; I, Bessie
Books, N, York, I8fl7-70, (1 vols. lAiiio; new ed,, 1874-
75. 2. The Flowerets, N, York, 1870, t'l vols, IS
new ed,, Is7;)-71. .'l. Little Sunbeams, N.York, I87l-
72, •! vols. Ilimo; new ed., l87,''i-7(). 4, Kitty and Lulu
Hooks, N. Y'ork, l872-7"i, f! vols, Ifimo; now ed., 18s:;,
.'). .Miss Ashton's tJirls, .\. York, I87;f-7,'i, (1 vols. Ifiiiin.
With Matiikws, .Iri.iA A., Haps and .Mishaps, N. York,
1870-78, 11 vols, innio.
Mathews, .Mitts Julia A., sister of thepreceditiv.
Her earlier stories wi re llrst published under the pseud. i
nymo of "Alice tirey." 1. Lily Hudson; or, Eiirlv
Struggles 'midst Continual Hope, N. York, IS.'i.'i, U'lini.
2. Clara Neville, and other Talcs. :i. Dare to do Kiglil
Series. N. Y'ork, 5 vols. I8mo. 4. Oolden Ladder Se.
rics, N. Y'ork, 18(1(1, (i vols. ISmo; newed., ISsi). (Cnn.
tains six storioF, published separately, illustrative of the
Lord's Prayer.) ■>, Drayton Hall Series, N. York, n
vols. Irtmo. fi. Katy ami .lim. .\, Y'ork, 1877, Ifimo. 7.
Bessie Harrington's Venture, BmsI., 1878, Khiio, s,
Harrv Moore's Choice; with other Missionary Stories,
Illust, Phila., 188:;. KImii.
.Mathews, Marixaret Harriet. Dr. Cilheri's
Diiughters; n Story for (iirls. Illust, Phila,, Issl,
I2mo,
Mathews, W., M,A, 1. Tho Flora of Algeria, eoti-
sidored in Relation to tho Physical History of llie .Medi-
terranean Region and Supposed Submergence of tliii
Sahara, Lon., 1880, 8vo. 2. The Flora of the Cleiit
and Lickey Hills and Neighbouring Parts, Lon., iss:',
I2iiio.
Mathews, M'illiani. I. The Heir of Vallis : a
Novel, Lon., I85I, .'I vols, p, Svo, 2, The Two Home- ;
a Novel, Lon,, I8,i9, H vols, p, Svo.
Mathews, William, LL.D.,b. ISIS, at Wateriille,
Me.; graduated at Waterville College 18,15; adinitted ti
the bar I8:!S; removed to Chicago 1850; iimfessor of rlnt-
orio and I'jiglisb literature in tlie I'niversity of Chicigo
1802-75, 1, (Jetting on in the World; or. Hints mi
Success in Life, Chic, 1872; new ed.. 1879. 2. Tlie
Great Conversers, and other Essays, Chic, 1874. ■".
Words: their I'se and Abuse, Chic", 1870, I2uio: new
ed., en!., 1884. 4. (Trans.) Monday Chats; Selecteil
from the Causeries de Lundi of C. A. Sainte-Beine :
with Introduelory Essoy on the Life and Writiiij-'s u<
Sainte-Beuvc, Chic, 1877, lOnio. .). Hours with .Men
and Books, Chic, 1877, I2mo. 0. Oratory and Oniinr.s
Chic, 1879. 12mo. 7. Literary Style, and uther Lssiivs,
Chic, 1881, 12mo. 8. .Men, Places, and Things, CliiL.,
1887, I2mo. 9. Wit and Humor: their I'sc and Al.use,
Chic, 1SS8, I2mo.
Mathews, Ilev. W illiam Arnold, M.A., jjnid-
uated at Corpus Christ! College, Oxford, 1861 ; onluincd
1802; vicar of St. Lawrence's, Appleby, since Lss.'l. 1.
The National Church of a Christian Nation, Lou., Issj,
12ini>. 2. Constitutional Church Reform, Lon., b.^li,
12m
Mi.ihewsy William Smith Babcock. !. An
Outline of Musical Form, Best., 1868, lOmo. L'. Dic-
tionary of Music and Musioians, Chic, ISsO, .sm. ■>■
Iloft io I'lidcrjtanu Music: Conci.io Course in ."i'.:-',-!'!
Intelligence and Taste, Chic, 1880, Svo; new ci, «ith
Pronouncing Dictionary and Condensed Encycl .n:ediii
of Musical Terms, Ac, ISSli, 12mo, 4, New Musical
Miscellanies: Hi 'orioal, Critical, Philosophical, nn I I'cJ-
agojjie, Phila,, 1^,3, Svo,
Mathias, C. W. English B,D,'s and Vmimn
Freshmen, Lon., 1S63, Svo.
I WoekH' ><|i„rt in (h«
MAT
lllumlftviH, I,,,,,., IMDI, |H,„„.
^r;;:.i? lH;:,i "n"'^'V^
.YtntHoii, Nellie.
Poverty, l.on., iMsl
Miillnck, I., V,
MAT
II.- „„. M„.,ln«, .V. V.,rk. m:,. iV,,,,, ' '■ '•
A.Hlr,.w l„.nK, l,„, insh ',,'*,"' '"""V ,">;«'"«"' ''.v
<'A.,.Kv.K,,o,i.,A..„„. I A,.tr...„;„f ;,';:'„, 'l;s
Till' AritiSluvory .KiruKxIo itn.l I"'""'"' ''' """'"I". '•'^''7, ll'ini',.
MattjMon, \V. iV. Conne-.tloul .^uproino Court .,f
.w"!'&^s^ ,«•„ ^"«"«" '-"-. i'aak,, .„a
MnllhewN, A. Soo «m,«A:,, p. D„ „„„■„
Mntlheus, Anrfrew Hughe, Johlcau«ht
.flotlliews, Arthur Buche. (K,j i Ki,,., „, nir
' «li.K """?^lf. '"">•. I8«n, IHmo '
Is-m'svo.*"' ^ • "• '•""'""'"' ■""! Frng„,ent,, Lon..
,ii,;nf' '.''S'''*' ''■• •'• ^ ''""'» "!"> Forms, for Guar
I«»hew7n""^ Probate Court. i„ Ohio «•,»""
a P, " ,r^ VV^'',"r^y- i' *^'v "r''" '-''■H^tian'i Strength
1SX2, Svo. '»xv., (issi-8_',j UiohiuonU,
•Matthews, James Brander, b. 1.852, in New
r c„.is ; gra.luatcd lit Colu,„bi„ CIlLe IS71 an 1 tt Th^
C.,lu,„l,nt College Uy, School im-. wl" .[..'ittea to h^
»r m the «u,„e year, but turned hi. ..'.c.; "n t , Uem
«nt u( the founder- of the New Vo.k AMthor™ Ch.h ,1 ?
?v;s;;;>:r;;r::t:r v^^drc^^ir^r
^|™:;^i;:rN^^M^«£^--e^^
|>|- •■ plays sh„"^f i.';:f,'^-,ran^/?i::,^,..l^^,;"'i,'i^
'■It is certainly odd to find at starting that
A Colon lilt
"11 th,. Colonial yu.-tion, Lon., IH72 " "'„
' Adv(M!Ht.'» a fedenithin of Knulaod ami lo.r,. 1 1 .•
— .Vi/, yiVi',, xxxiii, .'iTii, »'"K"aoii anu iior I'dloniuH.'
MatthewN, JoKiiih n risht M n k 1. t- , .
Uradoated in n.edleine at I *Univ mitt' of m '*''*"'' '
Went to Niitiil i,. iu»i I university of Ulangow
«s';.m,«:;::ftfj';:^^;;;ili;^"'l->,^;-;;;™>i.;!i"ir..torenc,.,i,a..
in Temif.««..n. 01 '"'***'*'"': admitted to the bur
Alatthcws, H'aNhinvtnn 1 n
Sketch of the Tri c, N V ,rk s7 Z ^Ttr^'y
j^^hy^and Philology of^,:^a;^^;;- •;-,„- ^;!-^
»nnpat^i'!iTrSi,jKS.^i:^rr^
;" ti,-; In?'*-'"' '" f"". '^'•■''-''"" "" '"^ ^' " -
«oh(.m.f.S^Z'w%"er«,A^!r.;;lcl';NK'i'«, ""}'.'" ^''h «
Willi but casual attei Uon'TmrwlV.-^ .."■'''"! '' '«•' ' ''"^O'l
lit^n inade,-aml 1 1 "it be a mi» V'."'." ''"'>"'«'i<'e lias
thc.subJeo,asa.,e.;^^ra?.rg^:Jid»^r%»SS
Willi/
S^re,a^i^g-vrib;r:;^ie"L^^r;^l.^"s;!7:t^^:
coK!:^rcr,'i,i!L";..,!?,: ^- ^'"""»"" ''™»"-'
i™^','*l"mi'"'"' ''• '■•""^'' '''••'''" ■■ ■* Drama, N. York,
the*!,a"at"«ry'.?,f:?H77'r'V '^ r'^'' ^ ^""^" '»
1S8.1, eleelerM P or L ver. or'sss tTT"' ■"l:!'^''
p i:;o"^^^ ;"" in'="n'ai:ri.otJi ^i";^r
p. 8V0. "ithJlAClSKIK, STlAllTCrNVIvrHAW Tho I
Of Corrupt Practices at Electio;.!''C:78«rH'o,''2d
i«ff^n.ic^^;c ^^!^^:^'o/ th:',^Li;:j. ^^^
eopal Church ii, l.:i.^. „nd hel/vario p sto?ate • I'ook
v.C. », ""•■'" '^••'tfiolic Churdi. For bioir see
2 T'lm^^r ''^ '>/'■"• '• »»«"■'' Melodies ''isrg!
Ritual- a &"^«^',;''\''i''- •■'• ''^•i"i''«r'8 Pocket-
1861 lol"7Vh""'l "^ Scripture Lessons, Phila,,
««. iC 5 Th i™'"'"-""*? "f 'he Pdul, Phils,
isflfl ; ;• P" R'^surrcction of the Body. Phila
York 18B7 /' ^''^'^ "^ ^'""''"'■> Method am n!
iHftr'in ' I™-..'- P°P"l'«r Amusements N York
1867, 16mo. 8. Abduction of Mary Ann Smith by the
1091
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MAT
MAU
Mudque, Iion., ISjO,
lligliwuys ttnj Horses.
Konian Catholics, Ac, Jersey City, I8P)8, Ifiino. 9. Bible
Doctrine of Immortiility, N. York, I86S, llimo. II). Is
it Honest? Eight Questions by Father Heeker : with
Answers, N. York, 18H8, IBino. II. Lessons in lle-
sponsivo Kcailings; new ej., I'hila., ISfi'.t, 18mo. 12,
Honianism : its (jeneral Decline antl its Present Conili-
tion anil I'rosiiects in the United States, 1870, 8vo.
Mnttox, A. II. Hii-tory of the Cincinnati Society
of Ex Army and Navy Officers, Cin., ISSO, Ito.
Mntt.soii, itlorriM, [miii, vol. ii., add.] 1. The
American Vegetable Practice; or, A New and Improved
Guiilc to Health, Host., 1841, 8vo. L'. Manual of Di-
rections fur the Employment of Injections in Various
Disca.-es, Host., IS.ifi, llimo; new ed., IsfiL'.
Matiice, H. Ogram. A Wanderer, Lon., 1888,
p. Svo.
.Miiliirill,ltev. Willinm, 1304-1887, son of Charles
Robert -Matiirin, [itiili, vol. ii.;) perpetual curate of
Grangegormau, near Dublin, from iS4;i. The Blessed-
ness of the Dead in Christ, and other Sermons, Lon,,
18S8, p. Svo.
Muiide, C'npt. The Invasion and Defence of Eng-
land, Lon., 18SS, cr. Svo.
Maiulc, Mrs. I. Two Paths; a Tale for the
Times, Lon., IS.'i.l, iL'mo. 2. Montressor Abbey : aTale,
Lon., 1S54, l2mo.
Maude, John Edwitrd, d. ISS.O, let. 29. The
Foundations of Ethics. Edited by William James.
Host., 18S7, IL'mo.
.Mniide, .Mtiry Fawley. Petite's Romance. By
M. !•". .M. L.jn., 1 8119, 2 vols. p. Svo.
.Miiiidslay, A. Roland;
p. Sm).
.Miiiidsltiy, Arthur,
Illast. Lon., I88S. p. svo.
Maudslcy, Henry, M.D.. E.R.C.P., b. 1S33, near
Qiggleswick, Settle, Yorkshire; educated at University
College, London, and gnuluateil M.D. at F^ondon Uni-
versity IS;')"; was physician to the Manchester Koyal
Lunatic Hospital 1859-02, and has since been ]irofe.ssor
of medical jurisprudence in University College, London ;
president of the Medico- Psychological Association (d'
Great Britain and Ireland, and editor of the Journal of
Mental .Science. He has contributed to periodicals. 1.
On the Method of the Study of Mind, Lon., ISliJ, Svo.
2. The Physiology and Pathology of Mind, Lon., 1807,
Svo; 2d ed., 1808.
" A mainial of mental science in all its parts, embracing
all that is kninvii in the existing state of idiysiology. . . .
Dr. Maiid^ley not only condemns nietapbysics. but re-
nounces tliat'enipiricnrpsycholoKy which attained so much
renown in the last ccntitry. andwas the lonndatiun of so
many reputations, from Descartes to Sir William Hamil-
ton. "—.Sa(. lito., xxiii. liOl.
Ii. Body and Mind: an Inquiry into their Conreotion
ami Mutual Influence, specially in Uelcrenco to Mental
Disorders, (Gulstonian Lectures,) Lon., 1870, p. Svo;
new ed., enl., 18711. 4. Responsibility in Mental Dis-
ease, (" International Scientilio" Ser.,) Lon., 1871, p.
Svo. 5. The Physiology of Mind : being the First Part
of a Third Edition of "The Physiology and Pathology
of Mind :" Revised, Enlarged, and in great part Rewrit-
ten, Lon., 187(1, p. Svo.
"The fiind-iniental article, or gniund-plan, upon which
the whole of bis system is built up, is the admitted pbysi-
oloKical tact that with every d'splay of mental activity
there is a correlative chaoKe or waste nf nervous element,
and that on the condition of (be materijil ^ul'strut(lnl must
depend tlie<legrcc ami cbara(.'tcr of the manilestcd energy
or the mental phenipmenon."— .Vpccdi/or, xlix. l;iT7.
I). The Pathology of .Mind : being the Third Edition
of the Second Part of " The Physiology and Pathology
of Mind:" Reoivst, Enlarged, and Rewritten, Lon., 1879,
Svo.
" Unlike most books of its class, it Is a consistent whole
rather than a mere collection of scattered facts. It must
be read tbroiigli fnmi begiiniing to end in order to under-
stand its scope ami plan ; but it can be read through almost
as easily a.s a novel or a V()lume of travels." — ^■1//*., Xo.
2(WI.
" Dr. Maudsley has hail oiiporlunitics inferior to none
of observing the a'M^rratimis .»f the mental iiortlon of our
nature from lis normal and healthy state, and he has
brought to its study an amount of patience, honesty of
purpose, and ac(Ue analysis seldom ei|ualled, with a power
of scholarly and clear expression in which medical nooks
arc too often ih'ftiirnt." —Sprrl!il,:r. Hi. 1I.H1.
7. Body and Will: being an Essay concerning Will,
in its Metaphysical, Physiological, and Pathological
Aspects, Lon., 1881!, Svo. S. Natural Causes and Super-
natural Seemings, Lon., 1880, p, Svo.
"Dr. Maudsley's book Is written to demolish the evl-
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I dei'ces for what is called the supernatural. . . . He thinks
1 lliat 'the comi>lete accomplishment of disiUnslon,' fur
, which be himself labours so strenuously, may very likci'.
■ t)e 'the close of dftvelopment and the begiiniing ol dcHin
oration.' . . . His isastrangeatlitudeof mii\d."— .s^i(i/(i(.,;
' lix. IU8.
.Milildson, Kev. W. T. 1. Jerusalem, and other
Poems, Lon., 1810, p. Svo, 2. .Sermons preached :it
Bercsford Chapel, Walworth, Lon., 1858, 12mo.
3Iltughnn, Miss Janet. 1. Charley Nugent; oi-.
Passages in the Life of a Sub, Lon., I860, :i vols. p. Svu.
Anon. 2. The .Vubyns of St. Aubyn, Edin. iiTul Lon.,
Is02, 2 vols. p. Svo. Anon. I). Richard Langdnii:
or. Foreshadowed; a Novel, Edin., ISO:), p. Svo. Anun.
1. The Co-Heiress ; a Novel. By the Author of " Clcn-
ley Nugent," Lon,, ISOO, .S vols. p. Svo.
.Maughan, M illiani Charles. I. The Alp- ,f
Arabia: Travels in Egypt, Sinai, .Arabia, and the Ib'ly
Land, Lon., IS73, 8vo"; new ed.. 1870. 2. Jaliiin Ci"-
monde, Lon., ISS2, 2 vols. cr. Svo.
Maule, Mrs. A. H. Through War to Peace: !i
Novel, Lon., 1881, ;i vols. cr. Svo.
Maunder, Charles frcderick, F.R.C.S., Is:;.'-
1879, was surgeon to. and lecturer at, the London Hospi-
tal. 1. Operative Surgery, adaiurd to the Living iiiil
Dead Subject. I.on,, ISilll, p. Svo; 2il ed,, 1873. 2. S.n-
gery of the Arteries: Lettsomian Lectures, Lon., Is7r..
12mo. I!. Fistula in Ano, Lon., IS77, cr. Svo.
Maunder, George, [<tnti; vol. ii., add.] I. Full
Assurance ; or. The Doctrine of the Witness of (hi-
Spirit, Lon., 1859, I2mo. 2. Light from Heaven: tli.j
Lord's Book, Lon., 1S72, ISmo. 3. Scripture Views "r
Heiivcn : Meditations on John xiv. 2, Lon., 1873, ISnii.
Maunsell, U. E. Poems, Lon., 1801, fp. Svo.
Maunsell, Samuel Edward^ Notes of .Mcili<':il
Experiences in Indiii, principally with Reference to l)i--
eases of the Eye, I.on., ISS.i, Svo.
.Maunsell, Thomasine. Legends of the Jacuhitu
V,':'is, Lon., 1873, 3 vols. p. Svo.
Maunsell, W. Pryee. The Poisoned Chalice : a
Novel, Lon., 188S. cr. Svo.
Maurice, Charles Edmund, b. 1813; youngt-t
son of Rev. J. F. D. Maurice, iii/ni ; educated at Clui-t
Church, Oxford: called to the bar at the Inner Teiuplc
1871. 1. Lives of English Pop.ular Leaders in the .Mil
die Ages: vol. i., Sle]ihen Langton, Lon., 1872. p. 8v...
""I'lie volume contains nniny interesting details, includ-
ing some important documents which are not given ai
length even by Dr. Honk ; and if we say that it is nui i.-
ways unite ea'sy reading, we may add that it will ani|-,y
1 repay those who read it. whether as a chapter of the ii,m-
j stitiuioiial hi.-tory of Kngluiid or as the life of a great lii.'j.-
lisbnian."— .s^KCtator, xiv. 984.
Vol. ii., Tyler. Hall, and Oldoastle, Lon., 1875, p. Svu.
"The 'Lives' arc brief; the parts not strictly biog' .uili-
Ical are, on the contrary, ample, and full of interest ,., I
instructi(ui. .Mr. .Maiu'ice's menmirs are pictures of l.,c
siK'ial life of Kngland in antecedent and eont'
times,"— J^/i., No. 2j;,"i,
" His work, we have no doubt, was promiited by gencr"i:<
sympalbies, . . . but we cannot honestly .say that he llll^
shown ui it the critical judgment of an historian."— J, v.mi s
Gaibdneu: Acad., vii. 209.
2. Plays for the People; or. Common Rights, ir.,
Lon., 1883, 12mo. 3. The Revolutiimary Jloveineiit v(
184,8-49 in Italy, Austria, Hungary, and (Icrmiiny; niih
some Examination of the I'revious Thirty-Three Ye;ir-.
Illust. Lon., 1887, Svo.
" He has I'urnisbed a valuable epitome, not only of (lie
stirring incidents of 18-lS ami 1M9, but also of the ijm i:d
and political ciuiditiinis of the generation leading u|i :•>
them. The facts , . . are. however, so crowded Ingctlur
that the ordiimry reader will derive from his narrative a
less clear understanding of the subject than might have
been obtained either from a work of the sanu' si/,c «ilh
fewer details, or frnm a work large enough for its cniilrnls
to Ije set forth picturesquely and in perspective."— .l(/i, .No.
3132.
See letters from Karl Blind, [Acail., xxxiii. ",:'.;,)
pointing out some errors in thi work,
-Maurice, J. Method of Fixing Artificial Teeth,
Lon., 1857, p. Svo.
" Maurice, Jacques
Jamks W., iu/iit,
.Maurice, Col. John Frederick. R. A., eldest .'lai
of Hev. J. F. D. Maurice, hi/'rn ; professor of lailitiiiy
history at the Royal Staff College. I. The .Systciii "<
Ficid Manoeuvres brrt :id:iptcd for enabliuj^ v\n ''i.-.^s
to meet a Continental Army, Lon., 1872, p. Svo; 21 d.
same year.
"The book . . . is not only the Wellington Prize i:>ay,
but has also been declared by (Job Hanuey, to whom i"e
Duke of Wellington Intrusted the task of making the
■jmporr.iy
(Pseud.) 6ee Moiiiiis,
MAU
S()liil resiUt/'-JV^/N,, ""■jy/^"'-^""''' '"" "'t-Tf is Tittle
2. The Asbiinteo \\m; [with Eri"lan.l in IS7'i n.i „ '
this !.i.«,-a,,h.v 1„ l."ie,; ■•: AZ/T;' '•'};!,/''; '.|»"^'"u.,1 than
i-;iiy.'fJu. A. s/,,;!:; : ffi.'xS^'^,'^'' "^"' ^""-i- ^-"J-
"F;iii:"^[::;::7sl^i";^;:r«'"'»'«'^«- By a Lady
o. Jl, i.ary History <,f the CatniMu^n IsS^'i E.^nt ■
I'oii'Tss-'" ^,,,^'"^'J''f"™ «™,u.t; of the Wir'-o' i' ;
l-on.. ISS, I,. Ihe liahwioo of Military Power in K„
rope: an I x,u„inuii„n o'' the War Hesourcelof Gre t
intam a,,, tl,u Continenta' Stales, l.on., lS8s, „ 8vo
Blacliwoo,! s Magazine In answer to Sir CI larie IlTlke'
an.l littkia eom":!ned''i-.sw ^^Vv %n'"' """ ^""""^
Maiince, Itev. J,,|.„ Fredeiick Denison,
mrof srir ,•,.'"' 'T'" P^entoil in ISiiO to the liv-
r» li.Tl' "' *"■'•"'• '"'"'■""' »•'"»'' ''^' hehl ill
In', r 'T """'* •""■' "' f"<inrtin« the Workin.
"r, 'r.^V".'. '-""eso t<ii- Women. In ISlifl he was elected
MAU
sr..!e'sii;:r^r;::'';;t^n'l'i E^-"'^^
mines them, need nut i ex e ,■ \rr m ' ""'^' ''^''•■'"
I Client illustrator; l^is'^rl^i^ l:;:^,^]^- ^-{l^-^^'^ ^
! Fol,::^!:^.^::^;.-l,;'^^tf 'J-''^ '"^^"•';"" =
Twenty one Lotuses d^i";;™ ' in h^'u^ v^:;;t";V
I 'imhridge, I,on., ISiil), ,Svo; 2d e.l Is"-, ^"''"""i "'
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Kni.h,.hrld,„-p?^;.or7n.rarUZ,^d,nt'"?r
"dge. ri,o posltioi. of Mr. Maurice in the EnWish
I hureh was peculiar and In son.o respect, unique. While
IMS views ,n regard to the ,!octrin'e of eternal nuniT
nent and other c,ue»tions drew u,,on hi,u the c nS , na-'
ti on of the general nniss of the clergy, he was an obieet
"almost unbounded reverence with a small body „f T,
lin ' , ?1;'- T," "".'■'"''-■"'' ^y 'he simplicity Lnd
eArl > (r»r' "'« «'•"."!'' »' liberal sentimentB in
hu cl '"±'1""'"'' of „,„«,on within the pale of the
Wh";"'" „^" '-.Five Sermons, i;,',, l',s,' '^''sv '^ ,
-.What ,s Kevolation?a Series of Sennon on tl e
I-. pphany ; to which are added Letters to a Theo Lical
" rvo"" s™''vr ''""'"T "f ■^'^- Manuel "fr
I 1.1. cr. .ivo. (See Man.ski,, Rkv. II L «ii,,,.„ i .<
n"';;: ,1 " /' viv-'-y' ;; "''"" '» "-oiat;;,:^''! ,te?s
I. epy to Mr. hansel's "Examination of Striotures
le iamp on Lectures," Lon., Isim, or. Svo. i. The I
men Lon I'i'PiT' '"" ""-" '"'"'y^'"'^ Articles : Tw^
b I e or Book o It''' 7?-- ^•,I^''«'"'-«" "» '!'« Apoea-
J, e, or Book of Revelation, Lon., l.Sfil, cr. Xvo «
I> ilogues on Family Worship, L„n., 1862, cr. 8vo 7
^.£Lpu;^r.K::i:-rf^'^---;^f
r...o,.,,,„e: thapter, from Engli.,h UlUory. Lon.-.TsBe
' ■'- leiiser, and H;irki. ami « i , i •.'.■"'"' •^""'■".
are- lull „f reaynrmil, .'"'''"' '/""•'■''m. 'niey
thr„uf,.l,„„t l.v a kidir'<ul ,V1 ''■''; '""' '"■',' '"ii'»"t..;i
Innk at the I'est sh e ■ ;, ," ,1 "■''J-'^ eiid..,.v.,urs to
"--';i:;;- « > i» ^ii.'«'ovi"':i,il!;;'g^;.';';; i;;.,^^^^-"™
Hknkii.u. CiiiTinsM:
: are abundant Siut he is .on«. ,'v'' '""'«'" "'",' .''^■'■''•'
::(^r;;;!ft!e^'!;r^:?i'EiS?-''-
, soiml."-.l«,, y,' ...Jii"" '""" "illm-'iice was strictly per-
' Pcmiam'iMVuU ^"lli; .;;;" J"ll^"r'' ''"": '"'f, """■» "f
been his serviees in iv?n„ ,iP "'^'' "K'^l'imible as have
' lilt; erring and .nfttria! ,,''-' ",'"' «"i''i"K and eomfort-
and heard hini knew that lie ui . , "' ' '' "'">«""'
<iod, I,, bear witness ."er.'Iabm .r'Tl'*'''-''' ".''"^ ^"""
lor. .\xvi. nil 1. relation ol Ood to us.' — .s>(f(a.
iMiiurico, Morton.
Priest, Lon., ISHO, 12mo
2. Hel/^„d C;m2l\yl;^;;Vsl kt^ry^.r^fnv/'s^S-
Anon.^.i.J.rayers ,.r the Sick andDVi,;;:-L™:'is-;;;
Maury, Dabiiey Herndoii, b. I,s22, in Freder
'.ck.«lH.rg, Aa.; „„ ,|,ew of Matthew Font line :Maurv"
1 mi 1 r Jiouniud lioopt, Wash.. 1869
ii.:^dd"7i;i^^rVs'!r ''^»"'«i"-' ^^'■^■. ['.-"^ vd.
1093
Ut.'veltiti<.ns of ii Catbulio
lpil'»tMI>
Mi(l
"■••ttk^MiiilflH*
Mns. D. F., Kiiprn.
Lon., I.Srt4, 12mo.
ISfiS; ni'W oil., rov
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1. Vhysical Geogrniihy for Schools,
2 The Wurld we live in, N. Yiirk,
illust.. 1870, 4t». 3. Physical Sur-
vey of Virginiii : I'roliminiiry Report, Richmond, isil'.'.
8vo; 2d ed., N. York. ISfi'.l. Preliminary Report, No. ^ l^H.
2, with Notes and Ad.litions by hi.s Son, N. iork, 1S7H.
A. Manual of Gcognipl'.v. IMuM. N- York, s, , 4to.
With I'c.NTAiNK, William M., Ue:^ourcos of West \ ii-
ginia. Wlieeling. W.Va., IS77. Svo.
Maury, Matthew Fontaine, son of the preceding.
Resource., of ihe C.«il-Field of the Tpper Kanawha : with
.Sketch of the Iron licit of Virginia, Richmond, IS,.),
M.\X
Svo. 2. With Iho Connaught Kiingers in liuiuttrs,
Camp, and on liCave, Lon., 1S82, Svo.
Maxwell, Lieut. F. T. (Tran?.) Campaigns (pf
18711-71 . The Corp.< of Werder, by 1.. Ldhlein, Lon.,
Maxwell, Kev. George. .Sermons. Edited hy
his Daughter. Lon., |.S7.'>, IJino.
Maxwell, Sir Herbert Kustnce, Bart., F" A.,
b. 181a; M.P. for Wigtownsliire since Is^SIl; a junior
lord of the treasury since 18S(i. Sludics in the Topo^-
raphy of (iailoway : being a List of nearly Four I hou-
sand Names of Places: with Keiniirks on tlieir Origin
and Mciining, and an Introductory E.ssny, Edin., 1S.'<7,
Maw, «eor,e, F L> A Monog^ph o^be Uenus ^e».^r.. .Ji^^J^'^ --,,,., „„_„,,, ,„„
Crocus; with ''" ;';r"^' V;'^. ''' f J'Lll^f,.. m.I^^ Clerk Ma.xwell, of Middlebie, Scotland; w,,.-
Wnrds Crocus and haHron. By Charles t. Lacaita, , ^,,„^,^t^j „t Edinburgh Academy and University, and
'°»Mawr'EJa'''(S7seo'co:;LlNu:E;^;zl^;^TH,,^^ "'"'Y n^"'''"^ •'"'"" "I
"Maur, l^ta, (Pseuu.) i5eev.o..L ' Ncientilio periodicals, and published fugitive verse- and
various magazines. For Idog., see i amp-
1. Essay on the Stability andiMo
\ epigrams in
i liKLL. Lkwis. «ii;)1'
Maw«on, J. Reform of the House of Commons
''M^rt'^i;'iy^nrv'™;a;dingi Berkeley, ! =' ^'^^rri'^ Rings, .Ada,,. Pri.e_ Essay,) 1
K CM (i , i8:i2-18H:i, governor of Heligoland I.-*!)!, and
of Newfoundland I8S1. (Tians.) Prince Bismarck's
Letters to liis Wife, his Sister, and Others, 1844-, II ; from
thetierman, L'Mi., I87.'<, !>. 8vo. _
Maxson, Edwin K., M.D. 1. A Treatise on the
Practice of Medicine, Phih, , 18151, r. Svo. 2. Hospitals,
British, French, and Aiiicrioan, Phila., 1868. 12mo.
Maxted, Jessie Mary. The People ol Pentonby :
a Temperance Tale, Lon., f87'J,*. t<v«.
Maxwell, Alexander, F,S.A. Soot. The History
id' Old Dundee : narrated out of the Town Council Reg-
ister : with Additions from Contciupurary Annals, hdin.,
1884, 4to. , , . ,
' He has m, de good use of the unpriiited re
1869, 4to. 2. Theory cd' Heat, Lim., 1871, 12mo; new
eds., 1872, 1875. :t. Elcciricity and Magnetism, Lon..
1,S73, 2 vols. Svo; 2d ed., 1881.
" It is a liook the iirininality of which is only ccmnllcl
l,v the wiilth <if rcsoareli displayed. . . . 'Uie aiiahMs i-
tlirniigliout Immeilialely connoeted with eNperinieiUal ic-
.sulls; and the whole subject is exhibited lu a way \\ Inch
must ilelight those who have hUlierlo been coinpe He. t..
cull their knowledge of it from many and dcLnli,-.!
sources, where the iioiatioii and the melhods i>f cousi.lir-
liiL' the subject liave la cii in general nut such as to present
to the in.pii-er aiivtliiiii; in the nature oi a liomogciieous
Oxf,
whole; -.t(A.. No. 2)00,
) JIattcr ai 1 Motion, Lon., 1876, 12mo. o. (Ivl.i
Electrical Researches of the Hon. Henry Cavcndisli.
F R S. : written between 1771 and 17>1 ; from the Ongi-
qal MgS. in the Possession of ll.o Duke of Devcjnsliuc,
K.ii.,Ciiinbridgc, 1879, Svo. li. An Elementary Trealise
on fclcctrici.y. Edited by William (i.unelt, M.A
I SHI. Svo. Popth.
"The editorial duty has been judiciously iierf,.nu'
_ The work will be stuiiied witli iuteresl am prolil, i
lo' sir William Stirling-Maxwell, infru. 1. The Lady ! oni'y by those who are baffled by the formidable array
!,; \:: Jaraye, [verse.f Lon., 1861, 4to ; new ed., ^^^^•l^^^^^.Zl^l^u^IIZ^^^'^^r^'t^^^^^
Iji. 8vo. , ,, • ri ,,,,„, f,,-! common-sense methods ti; the analytical null
" The author has not lost the cunning of her hand for i
writing verse that moves i
llow."--4(/,., No. 178:i. a „,u
2. Lost and Saved, Lon., ls63, i vols. p. 8vo; 5th
burgiii ?"°.'s'paring'iu)'pa"ins ti) produeeu work exhaustive
of the subject."— .!(/,., No. ffljy.
Maxwell, Caroline Elizabeth Sarah, l,B«^y
Stirling-, [miti-. vol. ii., Nouton, Hon. 0. E. S., add..]
18IIS-1S77. Mr. Norton died in 1875, and in ls77,
three months before her death, Mrs. Norton was married
III .
"-.I//.
'in meiLsuredmiuic ,vith a stalely -^-^- ,j,,^^ Scientific Papers of the Late Professor
D. Nivcn, M.A.
eil. same year.
"She writes from the fulness of her heart, ami Is moved
to genuine auger and pity by observing how lightly bad
men are censured, and h<iw cruelly good \,oineii are
treated. . . . The story is sadly twisted and mangled by the
exigencies of the moral aim.' — Sa(. Mev., xv. 701.
3. 01.1 Sir Douglas, Lim., 18B7, 3 vols. p. Svo; new
ed., 1S71. ,, , ,
■ Its Judgments and indignation arc less onesided and
defiant than they would have been had the book been
written ii '.lines less remote from incidents which llrst iii-
siiireil the author to exclaim againi-t man s violence and
woman's spite. . . . • ()I<1 sir PongliLs; it at loroiiglily read-
able and wholesome work of (icHon. — -l»i.. No. 2il»ii.
4. (Ed.) The Rose of .Jericho; f.oin the trench, Lon.,
1869, p. Svo.
.Maxwell, Cecil. The Story of Three Sisters,
Lon., 1S74, 2 vols. p. Svo. , „ , i
Maxwell, Charles Alfred. 1. Wars of England
and Scotland, Edin., 1S69, p. 8vo. 2. The Sea-k.ngs
of Orkney, and other Historical Talcs, Eilin., 1869, p.
Svo. .■?. English ami Scottish Chivalry : Tales, Edin.,
jjjd.,) l2nio, 4. Battle History "f Scotlaml. Edin.. I,8b9,
cr. 8vo.° 6. Battle-History of England: Tales of Chiv-
oby and Adventure, Eilin., 1869, p. Svo.
Maxwell, David. The Ulory of Saints between
Dciilh and the Resurrection, Lon., 1856, 12ino.
Maxwell, «en. E. II. 1. Oriffln Ahoy ! a Yacht-
Cruiso to the Levant, and Wanderings, 18S1, Lon., 1»»A
1094
Maxwell. Edited by W
Lon.. 1890, 2 vols. r. 4to. .
Maxwell, Mary. (Trans.) Gloria Viotis :
-atico. bv Ossip Schubin, [pseud.?] N. York, IsSb,
l.i'l.'ik
Illu^l,
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piaiH
Maxwell, J>Iary Elizabeth, (Braddon,) i.
lS:i7, in London ; thodaughter of a solicitor. She beuaii
to write at a very early age. contributing verses, politMil
squibs, and parodies to provincial newspapers. .'•Ii'' i-
also the author of several plays, which have been aoi.;!,
among them the Loves of Arcadia, a eommedietta iii
1860, and Married Beneiith Him, in I8S2; but her chid
success has been w..n by her novels, which have ha. a
very large ciivulati.m, some .d' the early ones esp.'^iall.v
having passed through many editions. She was muriica
in 1S74 to Jidin Maxwell, a publisher, in London, sue
is the editor of the Mistletoe Bo.:.sh. ii Chri; tiniis aiiinuil,
each number containing a complete story, gciinally
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May, John Wilder, I8I9-1.S83, b. at Attleborough,
Mass. ; educated at the Iniversity of Vermimt ; iidiiiilleii
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became pastor of a Unitarian cliurch at Brooklyn. .\.V..
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advocates of the anti-slavery cause, and in 18;15 hcciuiie
the general agent of the Massachusetts Anli-SIavery Su-
ciety. From l.'<4.'> till 1868 he was pastor of the rinl:i-
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begiiiniuf^s and profjress, liowever, may oliutiii a ■j.'iud
general notion of its course so far as it t<uu'lied piitilir af-
fairs."— jVo/ioh, ix. ;i43.
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ford. Bost., 1873, 16mo.
" May, Sophie," (Pseud.) See Clark, Reiikiva
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OUgh, K.C.B., D.C.L., [•nile, vol. ii., add.,] 1S|,-,-|sm,,
became clerk to the House of Commons in 187l,iiit<l
president of the statute law committee in 1885. Shnrliy
before his death he was raised to the peerage. He c"ii-
tributed to reviews and law journals. I. The Constitu-
tional History of England since the Accession of (icia'i"
III., 1760-1.S6II, Lon., 1861-62, 2 vols. Svo: new cd .
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able in all its deiiartments."— .'>Vi(. Hcv., xv. 438.
2. Democracy in Europe: a History, Lon., 1877, - V"l-.
Svo.
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is none of that "♦',. that comes from Keiiuine iiidcpcinlciil
re.searcli, no sign of ihat mastery of the subject which c:oi
be 1,'ot liy living in it. There is no licarty eiitcriiii,' iolo the
spirit of distant times iMid countries. . . . Vet many i«m>
of tlie book may fiuni useful constitutional summaries iit
tho.H' who may'imt care to go very deep into mailers. "-
Sttl. Ita:. xlv. 17, ."1".
" lie would have de.«crilied the contents of hi* hook
much better hacl lie called It •Democracies in Kiiiope:
Studies ill History.' It is not an account of llu' ri.'-e iiiul
development of democratic sehciiics and iiisliluli"ii~ in
Europe. . . . .After a preliminary diM|ni;-iti.in uu Hcin"'-
racy, he reviews tiie histories of dilterciit countricsiliiriii','
tho'sc periods when that form of government was in MiiiUc.
lb' imerrupls his narratives oecasionnlly to indiilu' in a
piinillol or tt oomparlson between those facts he Iw- jiM
reeordeil and tho.se which he has recorded a little I,, imv.
Imt he siarcelv lutein pts to give a succinct viewof u'ly .lic
of the eauses wlilcli at various times sent fortli u.nc- "i
democracy over large parLs of the surface of Kuropc . . .
If iiis boo!, ir: not so'oiic. ii :s always Intere^rlinjJ. Ticit
niav be little (ire in it, but there is, at all events, plciny ol
light."-.s'()(-"fii'or, 11. ."17, 87.
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rank^Ct^/f:;,,';;;! "?!'«"!'!"■ 'iry li^.s of titles «„,,
sul>Jeot.s ab"ifl . i" ,Ve';' i''',f /''■".""le ii.lorniatio.i on
"f tlR. civilized w'urhl''- irt '\vo"S|.^;;^''"P"'' ""-'"tteiuion
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i»Iayhew, Edward, [«,»,., voi. n , ,„,,, , ,, ,„,,,
'otivrier l'^'ri^""''S-''VJ^^ ""^tnining
Oeserlptive iWks upon Anat;;;;;;r.^Mn;; sCln^
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Mayhew, Ilriiry, [(tii^', vul. ii., add.] 1. Siin>i-
boyV Visit to tho Kxliibition, Lon., 18 M. Svo. 2. Tlie
Ijiiwer Uliino; Uottcrclniii to MnyencD, I 'D., IS57, r. Svo.
S. The lloyhooU of .Miirlin Luther, I,. ;,.. 1HB2, 12mo ;
new ('(!., IsOi, 4. (Joritian Life ami .Mimnerd us accn in
Siixony, Lcin,, 18»:), 2 vols. .' vo. With Hinnv, J., The
Crlininiil Prisons of London, Lon, 1SI12, r. Mvo.
.Mayiinrd, C. II. Uomnneu of the Uold iind Silver
Locli, anil otiier I'oeius, Lon.. IS62, l2iuo.
Mnyiiard, C. J. I. The Xiilurali>t's Guide in Col-
lecting and Preserving Objects of Natorul History : with
Catalogue of Hirds of Knstern Massachusetts, Host.,
IH7I1, 16nio; rev. cd., 1N77. 2. Tho Birds of Florida;
Drawn and Colored from Xnture. Part I. N. York,
1H72, 12 parts, -Ito. .'i. The Birds of Eastern North
America: a Description of All S|i I'ie.s which occur East
of tho .Mississippi Kiver. Illust. Host., 1>S1, 4to. 1.
Manual of Ta.xiderniy : a Complete Uuidc in Collecting
and Preserving liinls and .Mammals. Illust. Host.,
1S8.!, l2mo. .5. The Butterflies of New England. Illust.
Bost., ISse, 4to.
Mayiiard, Ueorge W. Iron Analysis Record: for
Use in Bhist-Furnaces, N. York, I '75, ;i2mo.
Alayiiard, <>odi'rey. Spray from tho Water of tho
Eliscnbrunnen, Lon., 1S72, l2nio.
.Mayiiard, II. >V. I. Iland-Book to the Crumlin
Viaduct, Lon., 1m12, r. Svo. 2. Viaduct AVorks, Iron
Viaducts, I!i id;;i-.>^, Ac: Hand-Book, Lon., IStiS, r. Svo.
JMayiiard, Herbert John, j;raduated at St. John's
Collcfjc. (J.\;ford, IS8(i; a member of tho Indian Civil
Service. Nadir Shah : the Slanboiie Essay for 1S85,
O.vf., ISS,'), Svo.
lUayiiard, Rev. Jwhn, b. I82U, at Northlen,
Devonshire; a Bible Christian minister. I. Matrimony;
or, What Marriai^o Life is, and how to niako the best of
if, l.cjn., 181)4, p. Svo; 2.1 ed., enl., 186(1; 4th ed., en-
titled " Happy Weddeil Life," I87S. 2. How to Succeed
in Business, Lon., IS7II, l2nio.
Mayiiiird, John. The Parish of Waltham Abbey :
its History, ,t«., Lon., IS6:>, 12mo,
.MaMiard, Julia. The Parables of Our Saviour
Paraphrased, Lon., IHoS, p. S\o.
Mayiiard, T. C. The Ilctton Colliery E.vplosion,
Lon., IStil, Svo.
".Mayiiard, Walter," (Pseud.) See Beale,
ThoM.VS WilLEUT, Slljini.
Mayiie, C. 1. Madeline Clare: a Novel, Lon.,
IS.'ili, ;i vols. p. Svo. 2. Which does she Love? Lon.,
1862, ;i vols. p. Svo.
Mayne, Lieut. Charles Blair.
Tactics, Lon., \Mr>, p. Svo.
Mayiie, Colburii. Strawberry Hill, and other
Poems, I.on., I SOS, l2mo.
iMayiie, John Dawson, [ante, vol. ii., add.,] b.
1828; called to the bar at the Inner Temple 1854; be-
came a member of the Madras bar in IS,>7, and held suc-
cessively several le};al offices under the government,
including that of acting ailvocatc-general IS62-72; pro-
fessor of common law to the Iiiiis of Court, London,
lS7H-Sa. A Treatise on Hindu Law and Usage, Madras
and Lon., Is78, Svo. .'id ed., 18S3,
" Thu liook carries on its face the evidence of laborious,
careful, and independent rcscardi. . . . The heading of
'Marriage and .<onship' will be among the most interest-
ing to students of early institutions. .Mr. .Mayne takes
notice of Mr. McLennan'!- iipinion.s, but thinks tliere is no
real evidence of polyandry having at any time been an
Aryan usage."— .S(i(. Rri:, xlvl. iY,i2.
" .'Hayue, Leger U.," (Pseud.) See Dick, W. B.,
mipi 'I,
JMayiie, Kichard Charles, Commander, R.N.
Four Years in British Columbia, Lon., 1862, Svo.
"The grcatiT nnmlicr of vhaptcri are heavy reading,
though valimble to those wlio make these two" new colo-
nies their special study or I'miirc home "—Alh., No. 183ti.
IMayue, .tligii Sarah Jane. Jane Rutherford;
or, Tlie Miners' Strike. By a Friend of tho People.
18.54, 1 2mo. Anon. Njw ed., 1868.
Military Rcconnoissanoo, Lon.,
Infantry Fire
Lon.,
Mayne, W. C.
18.i;i, Svo.
Mayo, Earl of. Seo Boukke.
Mayo, Ilev. Ainory Dwighl, [nnlf, vol. ii., add.,]
b. lS2.i, at Warwick, Mass.; has been pastor of Unita-
rian churches in Ma8tachu.«etta and in Ohio, and held
for some lime the ci"iir "f ccclcsi.'t.slic.t! polity in Mcod-
ville. Pa., Theological ;?chool. 1. Symbols of tho Capi-
tal; or, Civili^ntion in New Y"rk, N. York, 1859, l2mo.
2. Talks with Teachers, 1878. 3. Building for the Chil-
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I dren of the .''outh. Pub. by U.S. (iov't, Wash., Is,<|,
8vo With VitKKRS, Thomas, The Bible in the Public
Schools: ,\ddre»Res, N. York, 1870, 24mo.
Mayo, CharleH. A History (pf Wimborno Minster:
tho Collegiate Church of Saint Culhbcrga and Kiii;.'H
Free Chapel at \Viud)oriic, Lcju., 1860, Svo. Anon.
Mayo, Itev. CharlcN Herbert, M.A., graduiiiid
nt Lincoln College, O.xfonI, 1868; ordained 1869; vicar
' of Long Burton w Holnest since 1872; editor i>f N(iti<
and (Queries for Somerset and Dorset. I. (Ed.) The
Parish Register of North Woott<in, Dorset, 15X9 to 17>ii,
i 1877, sm. Jto. 2. A (ienealogieal Acc.junt of the ,Ma\u
and Elton Families, IS82, 4to. .'i. Bibliothcoa Dorsn.
ionsis; being a Carefully Com|dled Account of the
Printed Books and Pamphlets relating to the Histoiy
and Topography of tho County of Dorset, Lim., ISS5, 4i(i.
4. Annals of a Dorset Clerical Soci"ty, 1887, sjn. Si.,
Alljirivately printed.
iUayo, Miss E. Religious Instruction, Lon., l**:!,
2 vols. l2mo.
Mayo, Mrs. Isabella, (Fyvie,) b. 184:!, in Lon-
don, of Scotch descent; married, 18711, to .lolin .Mnyn,
solicitor, (d. 1877.) Since her husband's death .Mr-.
Mayo has rcsiiled in Aberdeen. Most of her books hm.'
been published under Iho pseuilonyuie of " Edward (Jm
rctt." 1. The Occupations of a Retired Life; a NomI.
By Edward Oarrett. Lon.. 1868, ^^ vols. p. Svo.
'" I'nder the liarest possible disguise of a .vtory it gives
simply a colliH •ion of original thoughts, pracllcal sngci—
tions, and sterling common sense, which amuse becini-.'
they are clever, and do not weary becau!<e. If they are u.it
(as one Is Inclined to believe they must be) the epitome. ,|
a real old man's diary, they are the best imitation of reiiliiv
we have ever come acmm."— Alh., No. ^129.
2. The Crust and tho '.'..ike, L(in., 1869, 3 vols. p. sv.,.
3. Friends and Aciioiiintances; 2ded., Lon., 1872, |i. 8v...
4. Premiums paid to Experience, Lon., 1872, 2 vol-, p.
Svo; now ed., 187,S. 5. Crooked Places: a Story, Lon.,
1873,;! vols. p. Svo. 6. By Still Waters; a Story f.ir
Quiot H. irs, Lon., 1874, p. Svo : new ed., 1886. 7. Tlic
Capel Oirls : a Novel: new ed., Lon., 1877, p. Svo. •>.
Doing anil lireaniing : a Tale for tho Young, Lon., Is;:,
l2mo. 9. The .Magic Flowor-Pot, anil other St..,ii-.
Lon., 1878, p. Svo. 10. One New-Vear's Night, anl
other Stories, Lon., 1878, 12mo. II. Tho House by the
Works : a Novel, Lon., 1S79, 2 vols. cr. Svo; new' e.l.,
1881. 12. Family Fortunes: a Domestic Story, L.in.,
1880, p. Svo. new ed., entitled " Right at Last," l^^'i.
13. Thoughts anil Stories for (Jirls, Lon., 1883, p. Sv...
14. Her Object in Life. Illust. Lon., 1884, p. Svo. 15,
At Any Cost, Lon., 1 885, p. Svo. 16. The Mystery ol
Allan Orale, Lon., 1885,3 vols. cr. Svo. 17. The Family
Council; Conversations on the Events of Ilomi'. I.on.,
1886, p. Svo. IS. Equal to tho Occasion, Lon., 1x87, p.
Svo. 19. .John Winter; a Story of Harvests.
Mayo, William Starbuck, M.D., [ante, vol. ii.,
add.] Never Again, Lon., 1873, p. Svo.
"Puts its author. Dr. Mayo, at once into tho very llr-t
rank of novelists, . . . There is no passion in 'Ni'v.r
Again.' There is little plot, less than in ' Pickwick.' ..f
which, though with rto thought of imitation, it remiu.l.- ii-
mnch. Hut there Is nature, human nature, of the ni.i>i
hunniii kind; there is sparkle, there 's erudition, uii.l
satire, cutting, yet true and manly."— ^i . ,, No. 'JHUi
Mayor, Kov. John Eyton Ilickersteth, M.A .
b. 1825, at Baddagamme, Ceylon : educate.l at Shievv
bury School, and at St. John's College, Cambridge, el
which he became a Fellow in 1849; assisti'nt master in
Marlborough College 1849-53 ; ordained 1855 ; libnirian
of the University of Cambridge 1864-67; became |.i.i-
fessor of Latin in that university in 1872. He was .me
of the editors of tho Journal of Philology and of ili.;
Journal of Classical and .Sacred Philology, and has .■ n-
tributed to Notes and Queries. 1. (Ed.) Thirteen Sa-
tires of Juvenal, Lon., 1853, p. Svo; 2d od., 1869-7:'. 2
vols. p. .-vo; .3d ed., 1S8I. 2. (Ed.) Cambri.lge in the
Seventeenth Century; Life of Nicholas Ferrar. r:iiii-
bridge, 185,), Svo. 3. (Ed.) Autobiography of Miillliew
Robinson, Lon,, 1856, fp. Svo. 4. (Ed.) Early Stiilute.<
of tho College of St. John the Evangelist, in tho I iii-
versity of Cambridge, Cambridge, 1859, Svo. 5. ' IM.)
Tho Scholomaster. By Roger Asohani. With N' les.
Lon., 1863, fp. Svo. 6. (Ed.) Rica.-di de Ciren.M^tri
Speculum Historiale do (iestis Rcguin Anglisc, A.Li. t)7
-1066. (Record Office Pub.,) Lon., 1863-69, 2 vols. r. «vii.
7. (l^.t.) Letters of Arohbishop Williams; witii lJ.*'ii-
raonts relating to Him : with Notes, 1866, Svo. Privatel.v
printed. 8. (Ed.) History of tho College of St. J.lin
the Evangelist, Cambridgo. By Thotnos Baker. BU..
MAY
ejected Fellow. CnmbriUge, I8fi9 Svo « rP,H T-r i , ,
of Ambrose Uonwioke. Iivh,"\v,Lr /'.H" ' Sf •''''"«» I-. 'SfiJ-
'Vo. 11. td.) i(,c Narrative of Odvpseus • H hm.,JJ
?pfM « ''"''•,A'-"'"l«"con Hare. Is?;!, 8vo i
p,r„V. 1 r, • ^"""•■'•- tanibru M, 1874 8y„ u
MEA
Clue to Latin' Utcrat,;re"'i,.m''"l87'^r. "<('''''''''''''''''?'
lege of k Joh'n t ""KvanKclLt 1 aT^'V" 'l,"'?'-
uai?.r';7:st"ri:„-^"SoC "^'^'^t"!''"" •^'•'^" «^'"'-
...ul tutor 18 2-0 orda Is 'is^b'^"'''?' ""*' ' '•'""""
Kington Gra,.>mar.Scl Msfl4 BS 'j^'''''.-^^'^'- "f «<■'"
King's College, l.cmlon 8-,f Vo ' ^'"?»'""l ('"'feesor i„
of nforal philo, on v'l~i .""•-*'"''." ""'" ^""^^"^^
oal Book, Lon I'fa n Mo ^" V''"'™ "f '^''"'''-
"i Ancient I'hil.Mophy, from Thali.." m i- " ■^'"«''
bridge, IS8I, l'),„„ ^ p^„ ."''''* '« '^'"''■o, Cam-
Cambrblge, ISs'i; Sv^ ^^ ^'"'P"'" "" '^"S""'" Metre,
ba;4V.riif^ouref?jT'i;?o'':''"'''r'^-"^^''- ' ■ • "•""' I
induction the niore V eml ,,v^f ?"" hy'i.pro.Tss of
-;. .;;te. ti.e r.^^'^l^l^i^^;^ ^^^:^^^.
And see Ghotb, Rkv. John, ,„,,ra.
Sainiiec, T fn. rsHr";."" '5' i'"'^^-'"'™"' '^"-' -'»
S^outham', ,872: Al'o. pV^'.phlei. "'"""' ^"""'''"' "
an''*E"v;rVi?'<WM '':. '\*^" "'" T''""'!'"""!.' Forces :
12,m!""""' "'"'"'' "• Selected Drama., Lon., 1874,
wJlj:^[-lli;!:^:"1^.f^-„«^;' -•' ---'es Of
^^ i^uiieu by Dr. A. Dorner. Rdin., 1888,
jr^^q Vb^ Hindis. ^J'SiaJ: cl^^r i!!;.^;^
»"w^'e,li.'vork!-|.S87,Vi™o'''"'' " ''«^^""l"«-al Ko-'
N.W^V^.rin^,:/- 'IV. Hard Problem. Illu.t.
Lon ,^"''h|,'s;,, ''''"•' I""'y "ftbe Uo,c,an,l other Poen.s,
inil^rij.'^!;:;;:*!:;^? !5;,,,,""~"'ip "^.^ Women.
^^Mcade, J„|,„. .Scriptural Diversions, Lon., 1851,
4^a^'^i!;^^,^-V„^-^"--«-'-"-"-Mor
U.^ed";-rni,l';if- ,:to^-" ^"^"-'- - '"»
te^»^Si-p,ri^C8r»' ---
-?i^^-l^'t!^.^S'^?.l:r-^^ia;:^^
i
wiurcn IMl; Assistant B shon of Vin-ini- la'/a '
Bishop from 1 Si 1 i tj. ...,....'. i V rgin a 18.'!t, anc
Spring-fife Lyrics, Melbourne,
Bishop from 1 84 1. 1 He.i^,,,, r,„ i ."■•••,-■"-.■>"""
I'hurcl., I-hila., ,8o2,- "ew ,'x Vo^'l 58 '^T-'lT'
Catechisms usually ^tvled IC „,V ri ' ,'. /■ ^''"
Nowell's, n. p.. 858 V The in ''''7'-'' ' ""'I Dean
York. I8(i|, Sv^ ■ ^''" "''*''-' "'"' the Classics, X.
Mendei'i, J, w.
1884.
Meadows, Alfred, M.D.. PUCP h lais .
cian-accoucheur to S Marv, I. •.' i'l'po'nted phjsi-
S't. Mary's I'LpUa'scaiH-T^''''' "fir"'",' »'
Midwifery Lon.! ^s.^l^lm ed ' et. ' '"^7' "'
panion, Lon.. I8fi4; 5th ed en kVr li '1"
Lon., IS57 ^m iL ""'^''y '^•'^'^ "^ Childhood.
^^jMeHdows, Arthur. Ifa„,e,: an Essay, Edin.,
(Ed.) Genealogical i.istory of th. I ^^^■'^^^^- "^^.'^llilX.^lnA ut
"leadow's, Charles James Bnrr \i u r a
ISfir Q V ■ ^"'' '-'"'fsof Homa'opathv. Lon
o;^n:'ar7i;:^„:i„^,-t^-;|th^-i^;;:;ti;^
-~riJ::jif;:^:,;^?«^^r'^»estion:itsPo-
Gr;w^M^r';ih/r'*7- V. ""'"'<' ''"•""' -d her
W ml Po ms I In • 1 S-i"",';! "'"'' ■""• 2- DeBnitions :
tious and "^.["h'El''.''-':-'''-'""-. '■ (^""^KO Rccolleo-
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l.«'^Familfo'f V*ir^il,T;^'l'>''T"'f'"" "'^''ory of Ihp
M„. Ito ^ ^'""' ■""* Maryland, N. York, 1868,
N.l'?st,;di!d'':rc"n^Z'*e'r- '''\''' Chesterfield,
'"uny IS7^ 7« 1, 1 ^ ' ''"«- ""'' 8t Leipsio, (Jor
"" I'hil oph p ic''rTe'''''P',''^"' "'"^"^ in lecturing
-li'i.ls. I ■rhrPhilnlo'.'.hv V" ??"t"'"'ting to peri^
"■""«■ 2. Martin 1 nt ? r ' ^«/^, ' "'•^■'*' 1^°*'- '881-
I!"s.„ 1884 i2mo tV ^^'"''^ "f ""« Keformation
In^lependentl'Tost.; •l8?4' '"'"' "' ^''- "'"'"<'• "' ^"
^ieaS; Freter''/'!''''^''''.'^^'."- '««^' '2'no.
sr^r'irr^"-^-"-"t^^^
l'.«os, 1864 ?■ iliiZ, Vv' • '""'I"" C'""po^ition. and
^- History of Newmarket during the Kcign
W"
mp:a
MEE
Cimfi'^'soin iif C'iiiinuu(;lit ; or, Tho Tenants of a LorJ I
llishop, I'hilii., ISV,\ yiii. IL'inu. |
Menus, A. A CIuhUt of Pooms for tlio Home iind
thf llciirl, N. Y(jrk, 1S7H, I'Jino.
Mcnns, Mrs. Cimrloltr A. 1. (iolilon Truth !
Hcrii'S, Hunt., IstlS-tlil, :; vol.". tin. 2. Tim lUii},' aii.l its ;
Motto; imw cd., lioi-t., ls^;i, do. li. Living Tliouglita |
new 1(1., l!o8t., IH.Sli, 4to. 4. Words of llo|iOi now eil.,
])(i.«t., iss;i, -ito.
Menus, Kev. J. II. Scrimms, lluxt., I.SA5, Iflino,
Menrn, Kev. M'illiniii, gnulimtiil at Trinity Col-
lege, Dublin, l.Slia; onluinuil 1.S4I; holil successively
miiny curiicies lS,')l-84. 1. An In.'^truclion |iii'i>ariitiiry
to Oonlirmiition, IM.i9. 2. A Uisaertiition uu the Sacra-
ment of Iia|iti.-<iii, l.on., 181)2, 8vo.
MiMii'iis, Andrew. liondon nnd its Teeming
Tnikr.-, l.on., I^S.'i. >vo.
.Mennis, Dlllit'llli. Lectures on Seripturu Clnirac-
tcrs, l.nn., l.M,^:), 2 vol.-i. l2uio.
Ml'Hrns, 1*. Cliri.'tian Truth viewed in UclBlion to
I'lvniouthism, Edin.. IS74, 12ino.
Menrs, Rev. Dnvid O. I. Life of Rev. Edward
Noiris Kirk, Host., 1S77, 8vo. 2. The Ueathle.''3 IJook,
Dost., ISSS, 12inu.
Meurs, .1. Kwillg. I'ractioal ,'<urgery. Illust.
I'hila., IS7S, 12nio.
Menrs, Joliii ^Villinm, D.D., [miir, vol. ii.,iid<l.,]
|si!.i-:.ss]^ 1,. „t Keading. I'a. ; griiduiited at Yale
Divinity School IS.'il ; bccaniu assistant editor in IStid,
atterwards editor and ])ri'|>ri('tor, of the American Pres
bytcrian : [irufessor of ethii-s and inetaiiliysies in Ham-
ilton Cidlege from 1H70. 1. The Martvrs of Kranee,
Phila., 1SH4, l.Smo. 2, The lieggars of Holland; and
the (irandces of S|iain, I'hila., 18(i7, Ifimo. 3. The
.Story of Madagiisear, X.York, IS7H, 12mo and Ktmo.
4. llenies of Bohemia : lluss, .Jerome, and Zisca. Map.
I'hila., 187(1, 12mo. 5. From Kxilc to Overthrow : His-
tory of the .lews from tho Babylonian Captivity to the
Destru, tion of the Second Temple. Maps and Illust.
I'hila., 1S81, Hiino.
Mcars, Thomas Lnmbert, M.A., LL.D., b.
183!!; called to the bur at the Inner Temple 1868. 1.
Analysis of Ortcdan's Institutes of .Justinian, Lon.,
1.87(1, p. 8vo. 2. The Institutes of Oaiua and Justinian,
Lon., 1882, or. 8vo.
Mensum, (». 1. The Home and the (Irave of By-
ron, Lim., 1852, 12mo. 2. Tho Crystal I'alacc .Alphabet,
Lon., 1855. .'i. Light from the East: Tales, Lon., 18.^6,
12mo. 4. (iuidea to the Railways. Illust. Lon., 1861,
12mo.
Measoii, Malcolm Ronald Laing, b. 1824, at
Edinburgh; son of (lilhert Laing Meason, (7. v., oiitc,
vol. ii.;) educated in France, and at St. Gregory's Col-
lege, Dawnside; entercl the British army in 18H9;
fjcrved through the second Afghan and the (iwalior cam-
paigns in India ; retired 1831 ; edited the Bombay Tele-
graph anil Courier 1851-54; was a journalist, contrib-
uting to the Daily News and to Household Words and All
the Year Kound, 1855-70 ; editor of the Weekly Hegister
1866-70; special correspondent of the New York Her- i
aid in the Franco-Prussian war, and altcrwards corre-
spondent of the Dally Telegraph at Paris. 1. The Bub-
bles of Finani-'e, Lon., 1865. 2. The Profits of Panics,
Lon., 1866. 3. Turf Frauils and Turf Practices, Lon.,
1868, ';2mo. 4. Three Months after Date, and other
Tales, Lon., 1875, 12mo. 5. .Sir William's Speculations;
or. The Seamy Side of Finance, Lon.. 18.8ii, p. Svo.
Measor, Charles Pcnncll. 1. Convict Service:
a Letter to Sir G. C. Lewis, Lon., 1861, 8vo. 2. I'liliza-
tion of the Criminal, Lon., 1869, 8vo. 3. Irish Fallacies
nnd English Facts.
Meath, Karl and Countess of. See Bkaba-
y.os
Mechnm, C H., and Coupert ^ Sketches of
the Siege of Lueknow, Lon., I. 858, fol,
Mcclii, John Josephs [niite. vol. ii., add.,] 18ft2»
1880, b. in Enghiml, of Italian parentage; made a for-
tune by the invention of a razor-strop, and in 1840 settled
on a farm in Ksse.t, where he practised an improve^ sys-
tem of agriculture. He was for several years an alder-
man of London. 1. How to Farm Profitably, Lon.,
1864; new ed., 1871, 12mo. 2. Farm Balfince-Sheets ;
also. Lectures on Farming, Lon., 1867, l2mo. :). I'mlit-
able Farming : Latest Agricultural Sayings and Doings,
Lon., 1800, fp. ; new ed., 1872.
Meeker, Mrs. Ogden. Fortune's Football : a
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eriit Po|)ti, iiml was aftorwaniH eniploycil in connccti(jn
witli tilt' Ficcilnion's liurciiii in (iiMirgia, whcro bo was
l!orris|ionilent of tbo Now Vork Triburio. Il« conlril>-
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Tliousunil Miles on Horsobaok : .'^anta V6 and Ibiok ; a
SuninuT Tour tliroiigb Kan^i.i', .Nebraska, Colorado, and
Now Mexico, in tbe Yeiir imiCi. .\, York, lHfi7, cr. Svo.
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enible ploasiire."— .Vii^o/i, vi Xi.
2. Comnioruial Travulling, Cambridge, l.StV.I. li, Mary
Queen of Seote, and her l/atest English Historian, N.
York, 1.H71, p. Svo ; Sd cd., lH7:i. I. Mfo of .Si.ttus tbo
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Meline, .Miss Mnry Miller, ("Florence Mc-
Coomb," pseud.) 1. The Montargos Legacy, N. York,
ISB'J, 12mo. 2. [n Six .Montlis; or. The Two Friends,
Bait., 187 1, Ifluio. 3. Charteris : a Romance, I'hila.,
12mo.
Mell, Kev. Patrick linos, D.D., fA,.V., isil-
188S, b. at Waltbourville, (ia. ; studied at Amherst 1^3:1
-3,') ; was professor of ancient languages in Mercer Uni-
versity 1812-55 ; held the same obair in the Stivte uni-
versity at Athens, Ua., till isdii, when ho was transferred
to that of metaphysics and eibics, which he held till
his death. He also held several pastorates in tbo l!ap-
tiet Church, and was president for many years of the
Southern liaptist Convention. He was colonel of a
Confederate regiment in the civil war. 1. linplism,
Charleston, .'^.C, I S,')2. 2. Corrective Church Discipline,
188U. I{. Manual of Parliamentary Practice, N. York,
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Mellcr. ''.. , Wiilter Clilt'ord, M.A., graduated
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Lon., 1885, p. Svo.
lUellor, Sir John, 1809-1887, b. at Oldham, Lan-
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Melville, Aniericus K. Dakota Justices' Court
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educated at Eton ; entered the British army in |s:;il, und
retired in 1840 with the rank of captain. During llie
Crimean war he served in 'he Turkish cavalry, lie
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Holiuby House: a Tale of Old Northamptonshire, l.uii .
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and a laithfulne.ss to ordinary types of eliaracler wSno
nmy make It the means of bniigiiiK borne to Ihe i;iii' ml
reader tbe common features of that age even better ili.iu
ucus anil lone, Nydiaaud
Arbaet
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'■ The novelist, the r(Uea 8«ccr, of lield-sports and London
Kcciety, has appeared (believe it, posterity!) lus tbe miilmr
of a sacred poem. . . . As a whole, the poem is decideilly
^■mV—Alh..So.2[iT\.
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vols. or. Svo; new ed., 1880. 17. Undo John : a Novel,
Lon., 1874, 3 vols. p. Svo. 18, Riding Rccollcitiuns.
Illust. Lon., 1875, p. Svo; new od., ISSO.
" There is not a dull nor a foolish page in It froin Ikgiii-
nlng to end. . . , Artist and writer have comb:iicd in
' llldiiiK Kecolleetion.s' to produce one of the most saiislnc-
tory books on horsemanship published In recent years. —
i4(A.,No. 2637.
19. Katerfolto, Lon., 1875,p. Svo. 20. Sister Louise;
MEL
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i' .\iirrulivc „r tho Seitr; ,' ^ r I'i ' ' '« '"■"" H«ill.t :
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st..u..li."-.sVi/. ft.,.., lix i-.;) '" "'eanniirs <,f Ar.'ti,! ru-
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in I-.>(i |'rv,ide. t of R?,s» P . u- '^'S"nl S"viee, and
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of I.;i,..„.i,.V,r'B'.r"°f-"P'l'' ""'' '■"P"'-'-'- A Century
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Not«« on the Aets .,( „' u l',, / '-'""• ■'• ■'*'""'
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l«Hli. fp. Svo. thui,.h Sehools; Ith e.l., Lon.,
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"''ifl Alexander Is,.,,,.. \i " ' •''*'■'"! '""iried in
rie.l in I^'u J , In P " ' ' i."''" '"'""■^''' '""' ■'""•-
j-ihT;;-;.^.i^:c;-;-;-i;;.;H..^co..^^
I •v'hI'lo!:,^^!?';!!,;,,,^- *'"^ Magdalene, „n.l other
Uabbinieal'^ll I Ke . , "n • w""' Vf-T'^-j'-V "nd th^
of St.,ke-JIandev I. ,^H I, ' ■■"«'""'' '•'^'■l : vi.-ar
'i'ahnud An ,.S Ji V i ^yf^'"!'^ 11"^ ""'''• '• ^'^ "'o
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versitv, Cn ss^ p v *'""""'•',''» "f i^ Xov Uni!
Trinity, Lin.: .'iti 12 no "-'\','" "'", ^"'''''"''' "'' "">
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eriSi^^^iV;"..^!:":;? J^'^ •T'^^^-f «»"-'
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4"^'^"""?;.S,'5;'t.f-'-'''i-'T:Ante.
^L«^1^.;^r"" Co^nun, Things n,a„e Plain,
a Mim"riiro'ftl.emy Ye-ars'-^''-' :^'>^' i'T"""'^ ^■'"•-••
th"An"frH^,r7on'"liu i;''^^-,'"-^ Tales of
Urcek Heroine V b'ein" s „r 1' f ""• u " ^'"' "^ "'«
"rock Tragedians. '"I'lust^T^ "79 ""C ""' ''"
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h.v Things a, re' Made f' '" ■'""S^ Understood
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r.t Fredericksburg, Va, ; graduated at Princeton 171)7;
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iMcrccr, KdtviirtI Smyth. The Mercer Chronicle.
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Mercer, (George. Will Barton o' the .Mill, and
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Mercer, II. C The I.enapo Stone; or, The Indian
and the Mammoth, X. York, iss.'i, svo.
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lOuio.
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Essay, i,on., 187i, p. Svo.
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Kennerby Village: its Sayings and Doings, Lon., 1SS4,
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Jesus Christ, Lon., 1S71-72, 2 vols. p. Svo.
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Meredith, Mrs. I. The Lace-.Makers: Sketches of
Irish Character, Lon., 1SH5, p. Svo. 2. Saved Uahab;
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(ioodly Pearls l.on., 1882, 12ino.
Meredith, Uev. Arthur Evan, graduated at
Trinity College, Cambridge, 1877; ordain-d 1877; vicar
1104
I of pool since L8S I. Tcacliingi. from the Collects, l.on
' issfl. I2ir.o.
Meredith, Frances. Mary Berlrand, Lon., Isiiii,
3 vols. p. Svo.
-Meredith, (ieorge, [niifc, vol. ii., add.,] b. IS2S, in
'Hampshire, Eng. ; educated in Germany ; studieil law,
I but gave up tliat profession for literature. His woik-
have been very ?low in winning iiublic ap)ireciatioii.
' The circulation of his earlier liooks was very limited, and
it was not until after the iiublication of Diana ot the
Crossways, in ISSo, that a demand for them amse,
leading to the )>ulilication of a collective elition. The
following list includes three which are mentioned mil',
vol. ii. 1. I'oems. Liui., IS.'jI, l2iuo. 2. The Sha\ ing cf
Shagpat: iin Arabian Entertainment, [a burles(jue pocir.]
Lon., 1855, cr. Svo. 3. Farina; a Legend of Ccilognc.
[verse,] Lon., 1S57, cr. Svo. 4. The Ordeal of Richard
Feverel, Lon., ISjil, 3 vols. p. Svo; new ed., 1S7S, 1 vnl.
" 'fills ' ( trdeal' is about as painful a book as any reader
ever fell liinisclf ine.xurahly ecjiupelled to road llinjUKh io
spite of bis own protests to ihc contrary,— for read it, aiil
read it thr.iugh. be must, if lie oiiee begins it. lor the soie
purpose iif knowing what comes of it all. The book is
very clever, with a fresh, vignrous vitality in the style; hut
it is nut true to real life or liuniau iiatine ; only true to an
abstract and entirely arbitrary idea."— .l//i., X(j'. UiM.
5. Evan Harrington, Lon., ISill, :! vols. p. Svo ; nett-
ed., 1S6S. 6. Modern Love, and Poems of the English
Roadside: 'vith Poems and Ballads, Lon., 1SI12, IL'ino.
'"Modern Love' contains passages of true beauty and
feeling; hut they arc like the casual glimpses of a liiir
laiKlscapo in some noxious clime, where the mists only
break to gather again ,.iore densely."— .l(/i., .So. l.MJ.').
7. Mary Bertrand, Lon., 1862. S. Emilia in linglaiiil.
Lon., 181)4, 3 vols, p, Svo. 'J. Rhoda Fleming; a Stor,\.
Lon., 1865, 3 vols. p. Svo. 10. Vittoria, Lon., 1860, .;
vols. p. Svo.
" There can bo no mistake cither a.s to his abilities, or as
to bis failure in olitaining a currespniiding place in impu-
lar esteem. In 'Vittoria' . . . lie lias shown as niui li
power of thought and style as would lit out ailozeii wri;; rs
of .sen.salioii novels. There is .M-ar<'ely a page in wliicli
there is not evidence of origlnalitv, and, what is niticli
rarer, of conscientious labour, ot'ten skill'nily applinl.
The conversations . . . are only loo pointed and v.noroii-
for ilie interlocutors. Almost every (diaracter stands mit
distinctly and forcibly; .some show great origiiialitv nf
coiic;'ptioii. . . . Vet. Willi all these nieriis, and we iii'itilu
conscientiously speak of others, we fear that .Mr. .Mere-
dith's novel has the unmistakable fanllof being hard to
read. It is often so clever as to be on the verge of genius.
but soiueliow we don't get on with it. It is u suciessiuii
of brilliancies which are never fuse'' in a brilliant whole "
— .S(i(. J!ev., xxiil. 149.
11. The Adventures of Harry Riehmond, Lon., IT I.
3 vols. p. Svo.
" It is quite worth reading; but it Is Itself a sketch in
three vidumes, in .spite of the extraordinary niinutencss
of description."— vKA., No. 2297.
12. Beaucham|i's (jarcer, Lon., 1875, 3 vols. p. Svo.
(First |iublished as a serial in the Fortnightly Review.)
"In ' Ileaiichanip's Career' Mr. Meredith has veiilnred
upon a bold eX|M:rlment. He has striven to coinbim' the
study of IndivKlual character with the expression and
dlsciLssion of modern ideas, and, in place of the prciisc
portraiture of contemporary manners which serves the
ordinary novelist by way of background, he lias here
aiven us a complex net-work of social an ' |silitical prul.-
lems in which the chief figures id the story are caiiulit
and entangled. Indeed, all the cliaracters, from the high-
est to tiic lowest, are made in their <lltlerent degrees to lie)
the Intellei'tual pressure of their time. . . . The i>eciili!ir
characteristics of Mr. Mereilitb's style perfectly ai'coid
with the ciuidltions of the chosen scheme of art, 'Like the
Invenlion of a Japanese artist, bis modcof workniaiiship
reflects the singularity as well as the beauty of actual
nature. '—A'a(, Her., xli, 62(5,
13. The Egoist: a Comedy in Narrative, Lon.. \^7''.
3 vols. p. Svo.
" Perliaps the most solid work, even to the verge of
toughness, which .Mr, Meredith lias ever proiluced. , , . It
Is purely a study of character; incident.^ ccaint for very
little in it, . . . Those who persevere to Ihe end will liml
their reward in It,"— .So/, JJa'., xlvlii. tio",
" After closing the book, we feel In the retrospect lli.il
the style is the most memorable thing about it, II is lilic
a waywanl wlml blowing against the current of the sinry,
and raising little liumorous waves and eddies wliicli hulli
lonk pretty ami prevent our getting a clear view of what
lies unilcriicath, — .s;)(T((i^<i-, lii, !3K1,
14. The Tragic Comedians: a Study -on a W.M-
Known Story, Lon., ISSO, 2 vols. p. Svo.
"The well-known story is thai ot the tragic late of Fer-
dinand Lasttlle, the Me'sslah, as he is called, of s.iciul
Deniocnicy, , , , .Mr. Meredith's study of Ihe well l;n"«n
subject does not ajipcarto have been parlicularly prolniiinl,
anil be has been coiileiit to follow, step by siej), the story
of Lasnlle's denlli as tohl by the lady who caused It . , .
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ni'iKMl KiiKli.sli ilctinii. An •■„! ,Vv 'i'''"' ''"" ^■"■
'•'i"i;tmi,,n,wi,ici,r, ss ;, aniV,\vT'-^''v^'''"''i'"
nu'lil in iirriinKunifnt
worlil."— .1^/,., Ni,. 277f,
^ 1^5.J.ueu,» „n,l Ljrios of the J„v „f E.r.h, L„„., ,,ss,,
I'V'H^ living'. In II, ,1 ■ '! ,' '1' "Z' ',■','; I'V^^'.^'I'^'tivc.
I'i. Uiiina of tlio Crosswnvs Inn i.iu- o ■
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'■""•;'..y, und it „l,„«i s i .n',! „„^.i."''„ '" ■"'""y
a selfctidii of ni,inv 1, ii,,,,, ,„''',' •■ "•'■'■'■'' ''"■"'
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xil. j;w. -'u, iiiuiaii niuuiiil mannuis. — N,/, y;,,..
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m,eqiinllcd
:ilni(>st paii,Cnl
xil. j;w.
I'eiithorcl Fu ed'le ^ '"'',""''"'" '•!•;,'= "''-^ •''"'1 l--».
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- :o,^:i!'";?r',i^;;^iH 'Ht'-"^^^^^ ^va,er^^ ^tin i:;;- v^; xf ,t^!:!;r i^,„:!;ir ^-;''
wall sumo imrf<..>,.wi.JV.'A'^.'''' t-xodTic nuhlic. M„, (-rowiu.f Itnlv Isfifi i n: , . .' i\iii;,'ht ol ii,f
t !.■ ivvvanl is „„| small. T "' ,<,v,V ,\ "l , i'',"',';''''';''"' "'"'
Ml. Mfi-wlitl, lia., j;|ve.„ t, 1„. ,?• , . ,'' ." "'f;'"y the I.est
i/"i it ,a very slorel,,, ,". , f' , , V' ';, ,, V'>V''"^''--''"t will
tlie social pliili,.s„,,|,e,' will l„. ri, , "'" ",':t;i,i:iiit te.\ts ;
Hashes of eleetno^i.ht ^hll,l;^;';;;^!-^.;;;!;,',;|^:i^-U,^ .i;e
"•cicweiiiei, Iteiiiy Alworth ii>. a i l
v.,l,,>nesofv^>ei ,ti 1, s v/l^'''''^''''''^:'^^
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'■opics sent out fof revieiv.) "^ «'J '»■ »- !>• Svo. (No
UK.VKIIAr, ClIITlClSM :
ten,;u:;^„™S';;«''il!„;",J';™^^n, 1,0 sn^trestive i„ n,a-
"iily to sa.v it in sieh . ,. , , ,« .,? ■'''""'"F"! viiliie. and
»il I siBMiilea,, "e.- I, '\ . ,,,'' em !''"."'^S'' '"■ ""-' '"l'^'^'
'■I Mr. Meredith's , ,1, , '}•"'',', If: 'l*-' '''"'"!"• '-'"•I
Persoi, he seems incapable The exi.m ■'{■'" '"' "»"
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K'rhaps. wim e ,is^ vlf '' P'" ■"''"''•, ■'■''"^' '"■'^' lli"sc'
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s;;'ii:^n^hh;;^;XiS^">'v^^
to read him a d hnvn ,t^ ■ ''^'^'T """ " i" inip..ssil,le I
■iiore tin, they ci*,,;,''; "''"'!'• '"^''l' r-'H'Ii'ii-' liim „, v i
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Ei'iliire: vols. vi.. Vi I ,f "f^' '<"»»■;" "mler iho
I ''"'.1 llmt must he a verv L-r ,, w.^rL- n' ''V'", '■","' ^^■'■'"■'-' :
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xxvll. r)!i."i,
7. Tlic St. Ktlielilredii Fcstivnl : aSuinnmry of the I'ro-
ccocliii){s lit Kly, Lon., 1S74, Svo. S. A (ieneriil Ilistdry
of Home, from Iho I'miniliition of the City to the Full
of AnKUstuhis, li.C. 7.'j:> to A.I). 47fi. T,on., 1S75, )>. Svo.
"It isiKlmirnble in iill the purls wliich l)r, Morlviilc liiis
troiitcM in iilsnlhcr wurks; wiicroviT the liclil is aljsdliiti'ly
now, wo seo sit;iis of liiislo,"— .s<l^ Iin\, xli. -I'j:).
'■', lionnin Triuiiivinilus. (" Kpoclis of Ancient His-
tory,"! 1,011., IS7B, l.'iiiio. 1(1. 8t. I'liiil lit Uonio. I,on.,
1S,7, ILino. II. The t'onvorsion of the West: theCon-
tiiieiitiil Teutons, I.on., I.S7S, 12ino. 12. Four l,ectur«9
on Kpoclis of Kiirly Chureh History, Lou., 1S7U, p. Svo.
Meriviilf, ll(''riiiaii,C.l!., [o/i/r, vol. ii., mlcl.,] isot)
-I.S7t, chlost son of .John llernnin .'\Ieriviile, (</. r.,iiiili-,
vol. ii.,) anJ brother of the Very llev. Chiirlos Merivalc,
Hii/ini : villi cducateil at Iliirrow, ami at Trinity Collejje,
O.vfonl, whore ho j^railuateil with hi;5h honors anil was
electcil Follow of Balliol, Ho was ealleil lo the bar in
lS:i2; bcoainu professor of political econoiny at Oxfonl
in 1S.'!7, and in 1SI7 was appointed iinder-secretary for
the colonits. In ISlin bo was made permiiiieiit under-
sccrelary of stale for India. He was a contributor to
till' Ivlinburgh lieview for more than forty years. His-
torical ."Studies, I, on,, LSOa, .Svo. (Contains C3.says on
.I<jseph the .'Second, Catherine the .Second, I'aoli, Junius,
Ac.)
" Mr. Merivalo's essays dosorvo preservation incompara-
bly bcllrr than most of their loll.pws. . . . 'fbe siibjccls
(loiilt Willi ill this volume are iiiaiiv, and not mie of tliioii
is thoi-oiii;lily wcirkod out. . . . lint all .Mr. Merivales miIj-
jects, remote as they are from one aiiotlier anil silylilly
bandied us some of them uiv, are dealt wiib in a siif,'ge3-
tive and vigorous way."— .Sa(. A'fc, xix. 2»i>.
And SCO KhWAnOKS, Sill H. B,, eiipra, and 1'ahki:s,
JOSKI'II, lllllr, vol. ii.
Mcrivalc, llerinan Clinrles, b. is;il), in London ;
son of the preceding; graduated at lialliol College. Ox-
ford, isfil ; called to the bar at the Inner Temple l.s«l ;
practised in the Privy Council on Indian Appeals, but
gave up the profession in IS71J, owing to ill health. He
was editor of the Annual Uegi.'stor 1 S7(I-SI), is the author
of severul plays, including All for Her, ( IS71,) Forget .Me
Not, ( I ,S7il. ) The Cynic, 1 1 sS2. ) and a version of .-'ardou's
Fedora, (I8S:i,) and has eoiitriluited in )irose luiil verse to
jieriodieals. I. Faueit of Jialliol : a. ■'lory, in Two Parts,
1SS2, 4to. (Founded on the author's play "The Cynic")
2. The M'hite Pilgrim, and other Poems, Lon., 18.S3, er.
Svo.
'■ .Mr. Merivale ba.s I'ertainly ilono well in publishing in
n form more permanent tlian'it lias yet bad liis line play,
'The While l'ilj,'riiii.'— one of the compuralivelv few in-
stances ivbicli tbeso later days supply of Ibeati'ical work
which is at once ilramatie and" instinct with poetry both in
feeling and expression."— .Si(. AVc, Iv. J17.
3. liiiiko's Uliies : a Tale for Children of All Growths.
Illust. Lon., ISS4, p. Svo. 4. Floricn : a Tragedy, In
Five Acts, and other Poems, Lon,, I.SSI.
'■ II [" Florien"J is indisputably the work of a poet. It is
not less cerliiinly a draiiiu dcsigiied for the singe and enii-
iienlly actable, . . . vital with the unity, coiisisiencv, and
spirit cf an organic croalion. . , . The smaller iioeiiis . . .
have great versatility id' style, and display the lyrical nilt
that usually aecompanies dramatic iwwcrs."— .Sii(, Jicv.,
Iviil.slii,
Merivale, J. II. Notes and Fornuilit for Mining
Students. Lon., 18S7, 12mo; 2d ed., 18S7.
Merivale, Lewis A. Extracts from Modern Ital-
ian Poets, Lon., ISfi.'), ]2uio.
Meriwether, Mrs. Elizabeth Avery. 1. The
Master of Red Leaf: a Tale, Lon., lS79, 3 vols. cr. Svo.
2. Ku-Klux-Klan ; or. The Cariiet-Buggers in New Or-
leans : a Drama, X. York, ISSO, Svo.
Meriwether, Lee, b. 18(12, in Columbus, Miss.,
son of Mrs. Eli/abelh Avery Meriwether, s/i/iio ; was
educated in the public schools of .Mioiiphis, Tenn., and
at eighteen eslabiiahed, with an elder brother, the Free-
Trader, published in that city. He undertook a walk-
ing tour Ihrough Europe for the purpose of studying
the condition of the working-ela.sses and the cH'ect of
liroteciive liirill's, and was afterwards employed by the
U,S, linreiiii of Labor to )ircpare a report on the " Con-
dition of Labor in Europe" included in the annual re-
(lort for ISSfi, and to collect statistics regarding labor in
tile I'nited States, A Tramp Trip : Ilow to see Europe
on Fifty Cents a Day, N. York, I8S(), l2mo,
" The bo'-.k {-, Rlt.tg.-ilier, .inlte out "f ilie ruii;;o of nial
above ordinary volumes of travel, and will givj a fair,
comprehensive idea of the hard labor and miserable pov-
erty of the European mos.ses."- iVn^oii, xliv. 173.
Mcrrcll, Albert.
IIU6
Iliad.'"— ,<.'a(. ^£1'., I Phannacv, forming a Complete Pharniucopueiu, Pliihi
I isa:), 8vo.
' Merrell, W. II. Five Months in Hebeldom ; „r,
Nolea fn.m the Diary of a Hull Hun Prisoner at Hieli-
I niond, Rochester, N,Y., I.s(i2.
j Merrett, Henry S. A Practical Treatise on the
Science of Land and Engineering Surveying, LevellitiL'.
&e., Lon., ls(13, r. Svo; 4th ed., with an Aiipendix bv
G. AV. I'sill, iss.-i.
Merriam, AiiKUStiis V., Ph.D., adjunct professor
! of Oreek in Columbia College, New Aork, I. The I'lne-
I iiciaii Episode of the Odyssey: with Notes, Illust. N.
York, 188(1, 121110. 2. The (i'reek mid Latin Inseripli.m.^
! on the Oheli>k-Crab in the .Metropolitan Museum, Xiw
I York. \. York, lss:(, Svo.
.Merriiim, L'liiiton Ilnrt. The Vertebrates of
I the Adirondack Region, .\, York, |SS2, Svo,
MerriHin, K. K. William, Prince of'Orange; i,r,
The King and the Hostage, liosl., 1874, l2nio.
Merriam, (^eorKe Spring. I. A Li\iiig Faith.
X. York, ls7f), Itlmo. 2. The Way of Life, 1SS2. l2nio.
i .".. The Life and 'fiiues of Samuel Howies, N. York ami
' Lon., 1SS,5, 2 vols. ).. ,«vo.
I " .\ ju.ster or truer aeeoiini "ou'.d not have been given of
, the niiiirs life. It is sympatbctie, and yet there is 110 bcr...
; worshiii in it. . . . The bioKiupber lias not mcrelv fiv, u
all account of the Hie of Howies, but be bus liiiked'ii nidi
llie eveiiUf of Ills limes, and shown v.hal part be I'lok in
I tlic stirring agitations and events of the veurs tliriiU"li
wliiidi be lived."— Cri/ic, v. 113,
"Mr. Howles's lite was eonspiciKaisly unevenll'iil : uihI
the history of bis times was a iieces.sarj'ernteb to anv li;.,.j.
ruplier who adojited the scale whicli'bas seemed to mT
Merriam not disproportionate to liissnblect. The poliii,-ii
narrative allernales with the letters, and will. \vc dure miv.
have an inlerest for the generalion now on tlie stUKc, lui'd'
a certain eonvenicnee for llielr elders, iiurticiilarly in
Massachusetts,"— .Vcr^ojH, xli. 1V13.
Merrick, J. M., Jr. The Strawberry and its Cul-
I ture: with Catalogue of Varieties, Host., 187(1, l2ino.
I Merrick, L. Mr. Balzagette's Agent: a Detective
Story, Lon., 1888, p. Svo.
Merrifield, Charles Watkiiis, d. I8S4, at. .0(i;
for many years on the staff of the Educational Depart-
ment in London ; contributed mathematical paiiers to
the A.ssurance Magazine. I. "Miscellaneous .Mciieiirs
on Pure Matliciualics," Lon., 18lil. Printed for private
circulation. 2. (Ed.) A Catalogue of a Collection nf
Models of Ruled Surfaces constructed by M. Fabre dc
Lagrange; with an Appendix, iSoiitli Kensington .Mu-
seum Pub.,) Lon., 1 872, Svo. 3. Technical Arilhuielic
anil Mensuration, and Key, Lon., Is72.
Merrifield, James. 1. The Royal Road to Learn-
ing; new ed., Pliila., 1875, 4to. 2. Jacob's Ladder; or,
More than Leaves, Phila., 1875, 4to,
Merrifield, John, LL.D., F.R.A.S., head-master
of the Navigation School, Plymouth, 1, Magiicli.-iu
and the Deviation ot the Compass, Lon., 1872, ISiiio. 2.
A Treatise on Navigation, for ih 1 Students. I.on.,
1884, cr. Svo. 3. A Treatise o cal Astronnmy,
for the Use of Students, Lon., V"- 0. AVith Evens,
H., Navigation and Nautical A.stn .1 .y, I. on., Isils, ,svo.
Merrifield, Mrs. Mary Philadelphia, [om.,
vol. ii., MKitiiiKiKi.n, JIiis.. add.] 1. lland-liook for
Hrighton, Lon., 1857, Svo. 2. Sketch of the Xiitiiial
History of Brighton, Lon., 18B0, cr. Svo.
.Merrill, Ayres Phillips, M.D., I793-1S73, Ik at
Pittslield, Mass.; graduated at Fairfield (X.Y.) Mediail
College ISI9; I ractiscd in Mcmiihis, and aficrwaid.* in
New York, licctures on Fever, N. York, ISrt.i, l2mo.
Merrill, Frank T. Marplot Cujiid, Host., I.ss.i,
I6mo.
Merrill, George. Studies in Comparative Juris-
prudence !ind the Conflict of Laws, Host., ISSC, 12nio.
Merrill, George E. I. Master Hathome's I'mu-
ily : a Story of the Early Boston Haptist.s, Phila,, IS70,
IBino, 2. Battles Lost and Won. Illust. Bost., I>i72,
IBino. 3. The Story of the Manuscripts, Host., I8S1.
Merrill, Jenny O., and Harris, F. McCreiiUv,
Bible Talks about Bible Pictures. Illust. X. V..ik,
18S7, 4lo,
Merrill, John Houston. 1. Digest of the Auier-
ican and English Corporation Ca.ses : vols, i.-x., Xoilh-
port, N.Y., IS87, Svo. 2. American and English Eiiey-
clopiedia of Law: vols, iii.-vi., Northport, I.s87-Ss, svo.
Merrill, Joseph. History of Aineshury; inchniing
Salisbury to the Separation in 1654, and Merriniac lioui
its Incorporation in 187B, Amesbury, Mass., issl, svo.
Merrill, N. Frederick. (Trans
Digest of Materia Modica and
us.) Introduction to
the Study
York, 188(1
Merrill
Newspaper
188,s, l2mo
Merrill
Canton Con
New Haven
in the Con)
nient of col
18(18-70; ai
ploration S
1S82-S(!, ]
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than a record
it takes blfri, ,
scenery, and 1
orous, and t'lil
2. Hal i lee i
Ijy A. P. Pcab
, " The Kev. .s
how to deserilj
attract a lar^e
•Merrill, |i
I -2,"), in Jell'or
in the Method
the Western CI
bishop in 1872,
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•1. Digest of
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HMItV COK, ,„„,.„
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■'» iipprcntioeship
"lid carvers; subst
" feiv years he live
to become an artist
■•""ring old pictures
'■dent and skill, am
s'lliitions and weal
"diciams, and a fc
>"; death he marri
who ban bnni.m- di-
I'ust and Pictures"
i'j'ibyand his Worb
P'Ji Connoisseur, Lt
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1888, 12,1.0. 'I'lnd-Uook for the IVess, lJ„st.,
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"lont of color.Ml infuntrv is«j .'^ '''"'I'l'im of » regi.
18liS-70,. «rehJo!tt of thi ^' "'"'''"' '" •'"""any
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trie. „f M„„|,, (iileai an, "L^ '"•'"■",""" '" "'» C'oun-
187o-l,s7r: ,v th In roi^ 'm n "" '.',""."»'' ">« ^■<-'">-«
cxpe.lit,M„s into the inicnor nV. ""''"■'"'"■ '""e"'"!
journals of l,„t two ar" l'K- n ,., , "'V^''. ''"»>^^ver, clie
volunu.. and these an r,th ,. " ''"'"*''"' "' the Dresent
t "M.Hre,.ordnfnkn , ! .^ "'■^■'""" "'■ H'u jo'nnie ■'
It takes liigi, rank. .Mr \lerr ii'Lb; / i-^" " '!""'' "'' tnivels |
scenery, ami the peo. le eii.t f Mw ''/'''T "' ""-' '"■"!• the '
^AKt,h:;,,;^'iSris^;:'it:o"'''''''-^-''-i
l.<.»'!:M£rS';^l,^f'i;;5'^i,!« /;, ><«■., .Wver, an,I k„,„v, ^
MES
i" the Method « K isoonal rinir.''^';"'""* 1'™'°!"^^^
;heWe«,er„ChrisZTroeaoCi is^^^ '''''"" "^ i
bishop in 1872. ] Chri»ti,,n « '" .''^BS "nd was elected
"f Hell.cin., 1879 2uo "'/tL 7 Testament Ideal
rhrist, 1H7H.' 4. Asie'rof rh • •• T"'' *•"'"'"« "f
;;• Digest of Me^Ktw '^;;;r'^'"yi'T"'^'*-•
lhoughton Probation 1886 • Outlines of
inSl!;aI:^'^-:^:;:- i::?^'""' ^'""^'''- '«^^ ^
-Military Academy 8 "a s''!'' ' Sraduated at the U.,S
'lie civil war, and has siicn "?^ military engineer in !
tuoky, .Mis.,ouri Vr I Tron'T '^^'"<"„«"g"neer in Ken-
of Cnlculating Sttains "n' Vork 'ls7j''8f ^''".^ .'''''"'"'^«
.^I'iHtual and Wivstal'^lrte/it; 'Bost" ms" ,1 ''""'^
mgton, t'onn.; graduate, „f .1, '.M'"'' '" '*"''"i-
■Sehool of Yale as^ d en,,?' "'^. ■^'""«'"J ScientiKe
"■•■^•c..rpsof engiLeerVlsTf h '" "' ' ' ""'""'^ ">"
I-ia.t .Squares, i\. V.ir'k 1SS4 ,"1 "'' "? '''" »'«"' '' "f '
of Materials, N. York 188^^' "' ^- ^*"' M«ol'"nioa
L"?"'o?ltlr'''2'•B:•i'i^f-'"^.»I■'•■-t'« Calendar,
J'-ns, Lon., ,871 ,^,no"'P'' "^ ^^•"""»»' ""other"
"";fJ'(^:;j;:;;^.„:««"^»." (p-a.) see co.p.,
•Werrilt, Henry. I82''-i'^-7 u
"" q'prenticeship of seven vn„r»; "' 2"^"'"^' *«"'«'!
"":! carvers,, sullse,, .enlly wC r '' T'" "'' «"''«"
" ',cw years he lived in gfeat on. ,""?'.',"■ "*'■"■'' f""-
to become an artist, b "t SllJ," ,T ^ '""I" ""-"SK'ing '
'lonng 01,1 pictures in wli" he 1 1' " profession of re*
(■'lent and skill, and was mil, ,,'"^*'^ extraordinary
siitutions and woalthv^,,,!! '• ^ ""^ ^^ """'? ('"blio in- '
criticisms, B„,l a v^vc ks"'^ "/";■ "" "1^" >"»'^ ""'
^';; 'ieath ho married Miss AnL /'""• /^''ortly before
«ho has hncome di tin., ,ed ' ' "^'•''"'"'''ll't'ia.
^"n and Pictures SenL™..^ ^ " t'o^^'t-pninter. 1.
Dalbya„dhi«ArrM„rTroSbles "•'• ' '' ""'"'"
?f a Connoisseur, Lon ISeT 8v , ''!'"*' "'« '^'"'^ »"y»
'cism and Roainoo w th 'r.?m ^"°"- '^- ^^^ frit-
""inoo . with Recollections and Twenty.
Three Etchings by Anna Lea Morritf ri- r, .
Preface, by Uasil Champnev. r „ ,L-, ""''■ "'"' »
y- (This ii.olu,ler"'S ,„/''."•■ '"•"• - '■"!«. or.
"Selection, from Occa.hm ,1 ,'."'..'"-■",','■"■•' Separated."
FWer,-(„rst publi^^hH i ' « ^i '"^.'i " l,"'^-^ "^ -
.■^--f «"'•>./■ and.. The oJ:;:d,t;n!3'2
™eirn,!r:;j;,j'':;,,^;!{--;^,-;.n-,n.ar«^
'"lby'an,l.Tl,e().vr,,;,| .':,'•''' , ,»■' '■'■■rie.. • |(„l "r?
auw,bi,,gra,,,,yi,'U;:i:l!^!^>; ,,;;;;.>;.,.,,, ,n
i--?'g^:dl^rfl^''l'£^va,^^^^^^
; "ith Knglish No,,,., aid Int ,du, i™^''n^^'-" '^"'S'"''
vo s. fn ,K..„ II'.,, ,, '"troUuctions, Oxt.. 1S7iiJk7 j
I O.V-oy 'with Kng ish-'xl/ie^; 'a"^^^' '^'■> ""-«' : T^^
I-Xfl. -'d ed., off ,S?5 s™ '''""'^"'■■'' •'''• """ks
vol^"e"^«r'' ''■•'""*• '«"">« Story, Lon., ,S8S ,
I.o^.''"!,!,^.^'.,;"'""- ^-'^bad and its Knvirons,
:po&S!'&^:7'p s^'^"'- ^'^'^-he aos.
inersoii. Rev l>uui.,i ' ' • •
Cburch of I'ngland a. S 'f"'!r'""''"'o 'Vesbyterian
of the Churh-bebg Sketch "'""": '^''« ""^"'o Days
lig^.us Liberty, S..'';"8V:' 8V,/'"' ''^'^"gg>« for U^!
•no English', Lon"" 875 fp 'f"|"^ Foreigners and Eccen-
cr.'lr ''"'''• *-'• ^'^■'«"'%, I.o„.,,,s79,2voLs.
Merwin, Henry Child* ti t.
Inventions. Host.. ISs;;, s" " ^'''ontability of
Men ''ami w'o'men of" th^'pivh^'/l,""" ■"■ ''"""""
Illust. Lon., ,888, 2 v.'ls 8vo "'"■''" Century.
!-^f'Z;i^f]^«7!^ii:;^;^.RfC.P^ late physician
^iuX '•o^^f-'i"-AMe^l::in!^r^™;^^^;*:;;''
jn.hev;;;ious';,r:^,-^':r"i""«i-' "-«[:;::;;
, On the Functions of the s'l^.' '.''""•' '■'^"^. 8vo. 3.
a« a I-hysiologic"l 1 a i for^^a 'k' 'i;;'':,'-^''*'"' "' Servos
peutics, Lon., 1872 Svo "'"'"nal System of Thera-
iofe'"!'L;i;':^^»^^^/«"""'M"Phiios„ph. •
I Meservey. A. H i -m ■
I Bo't., 1880, iC 2 Eiei ,tm.?r ' pT^^'" '"^''o'ory,
I Dost., 1886, 12mo ^.'-I'lentary Political Economy,
UoS"84,*';..8'J,^r-'""'°- **■'"*«">• Tungking,
I Ph?fa:i?^«"V.,;^*„«"'»- Some Dainty Poems. I„ust.
' ^, ^>Ie88e-.ger, George. Poetical D.bris, Lon., 1875.
and':th:rS,^''^,^»°-'^,„J'.o Vision ofGoM,
.''eho:,Ta"h'er*'u:^'',':;,-,,.,,^;.V,;';f '«™l''>.v of a Sunday.
Naw'AmUvs'is'^r.Tew ^^ '^"''j'' "i''' Floors by
I British Wild Fhi;;. by'vr, ,,f/7,f, '^''''•'', ".f^'^.u-bin^
; (ilcte .'Series of Illustrati,,, ,, ,i, • i"''' ''«'"« a Com-
I "'^a Anaiytic^yr^;;::!, i:z:r;:>:^iy- -^
185fi, rL'ni'o"''"''' ^' ■'• ^^"'""^ «'■ «• D. Taylor, Phila.,
wiTt!h:i^e';\v"/*''g;^Jrter'7',r''.-^- '•'*«"-'««2. b. in
at the New iirunswit'S; L;-^ ^s"T ^''"'"''' ''''• """
Kregations i„ the Keformed'S^cl^r^cri!: xt'/e™"y
1107
p ■■ri) !">>" ,
''' ■"""'"HIj!.':'
MET
and New York City, ami u cnntribiitor to religious peri- 1
odicaJK. I. Eigln Ali'iuorial .Seriiiiiri» and lIi.''torioal i
\otis-< of (.'Imrchcs in Souierstt County, N.J., 1873. 2. i
Life mill Public Surviwa of Kx-tiuveinor Vroora, lH7t. i
•'!. Cenlonniul llislory of Somursot County, 1878. Also, j
sinjjio suriniins, in, i
^ .Uctcair, Mrs. C. M. (Jolden Opportunities in !
Evcr.v-Duy LifV, .\. Yorlt, IMS", IL'rno. j
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dencc, U.I.; gniduuted at ilrown University 1851, and I
at Harvard I>ivini(y Suhoul 1851; wii.i pastor of a Uni-
tarian Soeifty in Winchestur, Mass., IsUO-sl. 1, Letter
and Spirit, ( Winchot-tcr Leeturos.j liont., Is70, lOino. 2.
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Bost., \sn:i, IL'uio.
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-I87.'i. Principles of tlie laiw of Contracts, N. York,
1867, 8vo; new ed.. 1887.
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Novel, I'hila., I8S7, |L',,in.
.Metcnlfe, llev. I'tcderick, .M.A., B.D., [anif,
MEY
186.'!, 18mo. 7. Dora and her Papa r a Story, Loii., Ismi
II. .'•vo. 8. A Qroui) of Englishmen, (17115 to I8l5;i
being Records of the Younger Wedgwoods and then-
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"Whatever faults wu have had to complain of in oiu-
author's literary unipliiymeiit of her materials, we 1,, 1
that our thniiks are due to her for the amount 01 fresh ji
desultory Hues which she has hrouwht toKetlur of no
■stinnahly reniarkahlo group of Knglishmeii."— .s,/
uuquestfi ,
Jiev., xxxii. Olio.
T --^., . ■^Hu.a^n, •■>..&., «^.v., I^'l.tir, ■
vol. ii., add.,] d. 1885; graduated at St. .lulin's College, |
Cambridge, 1S;(8; Fellov/ of Lincoln College, Oxford,'
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The Oxonian in Iceland; or. Notes of Travel in that
Island in the Sumruer of ISlid : with (ilances at Icelandic
Folk-Lore and Sagas, Lon., 1861, p. 8vo; new eil., 1867. ;
"The chief interest of his book consists in the various '
pictures of Icelandic life which he seta heloro i\s."—^it.
Jiev., xii. li/'j.
4. The Englishman and the Scandinavian .- or, A Com- I
parison of Anglo-Saxon and Old Norse Literatur. Lon ,
1881), 8vo.
" He has done n service which calls for the grateful ac-
knowledgment of historical students and of scholars geii-
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Low-(ierman element in our national pedigree as much as
p<).ssible. and to extol the Scandinavian one in the same
proportion."— IlK.SRvSwEiiT: ^lc(i((„ xvii. -An).
5. (Ed.) Passio et Miraoula lleati Oiaui ; from a
Twelfth-Century Manuscript in the Library of Corpus j
Christi College, Oxford : with an Introduction and Notes. I
Oxf., 1881. I
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instructor of ordnance and gunnery in that institution
1886. The Cost of .Manufactures, ami the Administra-
tion of Workshops, Public and Private: a .System of Me-
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Use of Books, N. York, 1885, 8vo.
Metcalfe, J. J. Tl.e Reformation Resuscitated,
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Metcalfe, Uev. JoHeph. Memoir of the Rev. W.
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Metcalfe, Richard. 1. Sanitas et Omnia .Sanitas :
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Metcalfe, Hose. Blackfriara Bridge: a Tale
Lon., 1882.
Metcalfe, Walter C. 1. (Ed.! The Visitations of
tssex, 1552, 1.558, 1570, 1612, and 1634, (llarleian .Soc.
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Knights Uanneret, Knights of the Bath, and Knights
Bachelor made between the Fourth Year of King Henry
VI. and the Restoration of King Charles IL, Ac, Lou..
1885. 4to. > . ,
Metcalfe, William C. Frank Weatherall ; or,
Life in the Merchant Marine. Illust. Lon., 1886, 12ino.
Metcalfe, William M. The Reasonableness of
Christianity, Lon., 1882,i). Svo.
Meteyard, Miss Eliza, ("Silverpen," pseud.,)
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Lon., IS7S, p. ,Svo.
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.ttethuen, '1". I*. Alphabetical Psalm of Chrisliaii
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Historical Memoirs of Louis Charles, Prince lioval,
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■•""■ly "I lii.-octs. iiiu,t. i„„
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".Mr. .Miclu'll liHK done Kood service to history liy pub-
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iiroliable tloit many a Norwegian will receive with little
favniir .some id'tlie historical liicts mm broughl to llk'ht liy
Mr. Micliell.as tliey will tosoniee.xtent diniinlsli tlie(,'lnry
anil the ronian<'e that hitherto have surrounded the siory
td' tlie Scottish expedition."— .-)//(., .No. and.
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College, Oxford, lH,'i2; ordained ISa:!; minister of All
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18S:i. I. Our Title to.Sonship, and otiicr Sermons, l.on.,
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called to tlie bar at the .Middle Temple 1838; attorney-
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181)7. 2. Readings in Melbourne, [lectures:] with an
E.ssay on the Resources and Prospects of Victoria, Lon.,
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humour of ustudeiit of human nature."— .si'yjfctaror, 111. 501.
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Phrases Explained and Illustrated, Edin., 1882, fp. Svo.
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iMichie, J. G. History of Loch Kinord, Edin.,
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Kivcii in thcclear and simple manner only attained by one
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Means : a Novel, Lon., 1884, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 14. A (ilirl
ill a Thousand, Lon., 1S85, 3 vols, cr, Svo. 15. The
Loadstone of Love, Lon., 1880, cr. Svo. 10. Nelly Joce-
lyn, Widow, Lon., 1887, 3 vols. cr. 8. j. 17. Vaia's Lord :
a Novel, Lon., 1888, 3 vols. cr. Svo.
Middlemist, Rev. Francis John, M.A., giad-
uated ut Keblo College, Oxford, 1873; ordained 1^71'.:
curate of Brightstone, Isle of Wight, 1881-85. Ser-
mons preached in a Village Church, Lon., 1885, fp. sy,,.
itiiddlemore, S. tJ. C. (Trans.) Civilization of
the Period of the Renaissance in Italy, by J, Bunk-
hardt, Lon., 1878, 2 vols. Svo.
lYIiddlemorc, Mrs. Maria Trinidad Howard,
wife of S. G. C. Middlemore, hiijuk. Round a Posada
Fire : Spanish Legends. Illust. Lon., 18S3, lOmo.
" What can have imluced .Mrs. Middlemore to publish as
her own a book which is nntliiiig but a series of clumsy
traiislatiniis. more or less shortened, from the work of a
youiiK Spaniard who died twelve years ago? . . . Of .Mrs.
Middlcuiorc's ten stories eight are translated from the
Spanish of Gustavo Be<'quer. — yl(/i., No. L'.s,s.").
(This charge is, however, withdrawn in No. 2892, in a
paragraph appended to a letter from Mrs. Middleiiiuie,
in which she explains that Becquer's stories, with which
she had been )ireviou8ly unacquainted, were, like her
own, versions of popular Spanish legends, claiming no
originality except in the treatment.)
Middlelon, Lady. See Willoiohiiv.
Middleton, A. I). Benefits of Sanitary Reform as
shown at Salisbury, Salisbury, 1805, Svo.
Middleton, A. C aII about Mnemonics, Lon.,
1885, p. Svo ; Aiuer. tJ., entitled " Memory Systems, New
and Old," rev. and enl., with a Bibliography of .Alneiiiou-
ics, 1325-1888, by G. S. Fellows, M.A., N. York, Is.'JS,
12mo. See Fkli.ows, G. S., mipni.
Middleton, A. Gordon. Ernest and the Pil-
grim Poet, Edin., 1806, 12uio.
Middleton, Charles. Magic Lantern Dissolving
View Painting, Lon., 1876, Svo.
Middleton, Gmpson E. 1. The Cruise of " The
Kate," Lon., 1870, ]). Svo. 2. (Trans.) Virgil's .Kneid,
Books I. and II., Lon., 1870, p. Svo. 3. The Land
Question, Lon., 1S7I, 12ino.
Middleton, F. Uberto; or, The Errors of the
Heart : a Drama, in Five Acts, N. York, 1807, lOmo.
Middl^'tnn, F. A. Refer to Me: Facts, MannliiO-
j tures, Discoveries, Inventions, Ac, Lon., 1870, 12iiio;
new ed., IS75.
Middleton, Rev. Frank Edward, graduated at
Clare College, Cambridge, 1876; ordained 1876; reetor
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fuM'h^nr^rt'ime^hlu'l"'',-,^',''''''^'''''' '">» wrilt,.,,, we f.vl !
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Uirv.'-Aeml., xxix. .•fj. """"""'* "f Kuiuuii urclili™- I
.Uiddleton, Juspnh i \f . , >
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.M.ddl,,t«„.Hake. ke Wakk
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Linniean Society | «,".,?, °'" I'"'"'" '" "'» ,
"»y. I'on., 1,S70, .•; voir.!,, •)«;,"? 'a'"'"" '" "'"- '
the Hi.tori,;, p'"of l?a|' f V"."".?- ■'''''•■"■''^•■■' »f
i-.-l'iro to the eIhL "fc ™'! ">/""'"■ "'« """mn
.., I -HO.
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(hrisliiR., „,„! ,„| ,, ''«•, 'V"-' '' '"•'!'• I.
I IS^''!i'Hv"' "• '^"Kl" '•"""» Wonl-Dook, I,u,,.,
'ii.'!*irj "7^,r'::'i;\f"'''i'r^ --•
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4; .''iianiiiii^'/-!,:;;,,, ;/■ :7' ^^r'T';"""!- "l^^-
I'lion.l; or, Triiiii„.|i8 , r „ V- ' . "' "'"''" "' »
I2>"«. fi. ■Kice ' PI, ''•'«'""» I'ifo, Host.. 1,S70,
"His reason iiiL'' i*; tn ii>i^ ,.«■ .
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^1- n.ur... .ill l;:,,^ ^hS;;;'i\,;^M;!-^;^J-iHf
l-'n. 1876, Sv,,. '""' "**''"'' of betters and Arts,
-s^trtaloi; xlix. Ur,^ ""' "'"' Plwisiire aiKi ,,rollt."
"ijatovieh, Madamp r i
'.birth: i.i,.He.t:!:!r^h!::.^;^,-„^:;«;i^i::--i
I ;i.'['"^' HJfUi of Jcvii,, Host., 1 877 p.,,,,,
U,K''^^J«;^^/^;-^,,'4i^''l..UorKie,a
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fna-ii^i wi;fi^:'s;rV;iit';;l,;^;;'\:i '"-i "^ ; "-'" -<-■
lii'Miirs lln. adinlrorv „ir ,'"."".''' ^"I""!.!!. t„ „i|„.|>i
i"ll.v the i.i/isliali'Mrofi; ,''''•'■' '".'-• "^' '■* i'"'!"! I'l-
the Fi'nT.; K"!!in,lt"?".M""-c ''''^'^^ "«"'^ ^ «"'»« of
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Mill, John. I. Primiiry Iii.|ii,«trliil iin<l Tw'hnlniil
Eilueftiicn, l.on., |H7|, j,, sv". 2. Wliut in Iiiiluatriiil
mill TiTlinii'iil KJuouiiun ? Twu OnitlonH, Iiun,, 1871,
IL'III".
.Ylill, John." Tlio OttmniiiiK In Kiiri>(iii or, Turkey
in the I'ri'fii'ht Crisis, I,on., 1S77, Svu.
Mill, John Ntiiiirt, [•mil, vol. li., ixiil.,] ISIIH-
\X7'-1 llo ri'liri'cl lioiii his jiost lit Iho Iniliiiii Ollli'i' in
lH,i8, on thu lriin«IVr<il' tliu Kovoriiincnl fr II.'! Coiii-
Jiiiny til thu troivn,— n niiu^uro lo which liu whh Htriin;(ly
iiplMWuil,— unil ilivlincil It 8«i\l in thr ('mincil lor Imliii,
whiuli wii.i niiliauniicnlly livicu iilVurcl to him. Ilti wim
cIciIimI .\1.1'. Inr Westiiiin.itiT in ISflll, hut clufoiitc.l iit
thu Kununil uloution of l.stlS. In I.-*!!* he wim eho-^uii
ruutiir of tho liiivursity of St. Anilruwu. Uurinft thu
hint four yi'iirs of his lil'u hu ruiiiiluil iil Avignon, in thu
Bouluty III .Miaa llilcn Tiiylor, whosii luoliiur hinl be-
come his wile ;n IH.'il, lniii nilu'l him in thu |iro|iara-
tion of Heveriil nf IiIh wiuks, iiiiil hml liieil in I.S5.S. I.
Thipuxhts iin I'lirliiinicntiiry Koform, Lon., I S.'itf, 8vo. !i.
(In liihcrly, l,on., IM.V.I, p.'.Svo ; new eii., |S()5.
" .Mr. Mill huK'ins liy triicliin very »hcirtly the khiwiIi of
tlKM(im'u|itlniiiif llborly. Aflur dhowliiK limv U iiuiiiit, In
early times, till. llllssl■^.^l(Ml uf imiuiiiiltii's mi thu iiiirt nf
milijucls which llielr riilei-> were iini hi he allnweil tn in-
Iriii^e,— anil limv to this .iiiceeeileil the tlieury of ii ilele-
^:iliiiii liy the iiatliin. tn ii eertaiii iiiiiiilier nl UKeiil.s. of
jiiiHer.s til ho e.\eriisei| I'ur the ciiiiimnii k'"«I- - he .shiiw.s
Iiiiw III our own iliiy the iinieiss must be ciirrleil i\ step fur-
ther, iiiiil liiiw the rl«lit.s iif iinllviilimls must be pnitecteil
fti;a!ii.sl the ii|ipres.siiiii nf siii'ietv at laijfe. . . . Weiliiimt
think It wiiiihl have heeii piissil'ile to i vev In the .same
Kpaou a greater (piaiility iif inatlir which Is I'mt only vulii-
nblo, hilt ahsiiliucly vital."— .sVir. Her., vll. iNi.
:i. Dis.sertations iinil Di.seus.sionn, Lon., 18oH-(i7, ;i I
vols. 8vo; :M eJ., 1875, 4 vols, J, ("onsiilerutiomi on |
Kupresentalive (Jovernment, l,on., 18(11, 8vo ; ,'M eil,, |
180.1. 5. I'tilitarianism, liiin.. lSti2. 8vo; new eil., |S7l. j
fi. An K.xaiiiination of ."sir William Ilninilton's I'liiloso- i
phy, anil of tho Principal I'hilosophical Questions (li.s-
eusscil in his Writings, Lon., 18fi5, 8vii; 5th oil,, |m78, '
"The imliit.s at Issue between the sehiinls arc now ex- !
liiblteil with aillslliicincss hlthertiiuiikiiiiwii ; fiininiiedf
tliii.se Willi have coinlialeil Ilanilltun a vlew.siif plillnsiipliy I
liiive Kiveii a wlinlc miml iiKaiiisl a wliole niiinl. imr have -
Jireneiiteilu.s, illsiliH'tl.v aiKliiiiainhlKiinuslv. with tlienplii-
iiiiis which are In repliiee tlinse iliev wuiilil refute. Here
It is .Mill irrniis Uamlltiui, aiul both ill the Held."— .1(A.,
Nil. I'.Nil.
7. Augusto Cointo ami I'osilivisin, Lon., 1865, Svo;
3il ed., I~<s:i. ,s. Inaujjural Aililruss to tho Students of
the I'nivursily of St, Andrews, Lon., 1887, 8vo. 9. Eng-
land and Ireland, Lon., 1868, 8vo. 10. The Subjection
of Women, Lon., I8l!i), p. Svo; 4th ud., 1878.
" The ease nf the ailvueates of wiimen's rlxht.s has never
been sn ably stated lus in the llltle vnliime before iis. ami
pmhalily nearly everythliit? tliey will .sav hereafter will be
salil simply in ainplillcatinn or illnstrutlim of Mr. Mill's
arj{ument»."— AVi^iiiii, \k. "J.
11. On tho Iri.sh Lund Quo-stion, Lon., 1870, p, Svo.
12. .Vutohiography, Lon., 187.!, Svo.
"The blink Is compn.sed with the thoiiKlitfiil care ami
iinisli of style which liavo made the writer's works popu-
lar iiotwithslaiiiliii^jihe dryness and abstruseiie.ss nf many
111 the suhjeet.s which he treated. I'rntialilv iin .scholar iir
iihilnsophcr has left an eipiallv full and faitlifi.l history of
Ills ediicalinii and his Intellectual life, file iiiieiinselims
revelations of character wlileli are often the most valuable
part of an aiHobinKrapliy hear an iiniisiiallv small propor-
tion tntliedelilierate nariativc, because .Mr! .Mill's piirpnse
of writing a candiilaci.Muiit nf his life was madeell'ective
by his loin; practice uf psyeliolnsieal observatiuii."— s'(i(.
Jiei'., .\.x.\vl. .'i70.
"The bonk will be found, we think, even by Mr. Mill'.s
most strenuniis diseiples, u drearv one. It shows that, in
spite 111 all Mr. .Mill's genuine and tienerons enn.passlnn
fnr human misery and his keen desire to alleviate It, Ills
relation to concrete hnmanily was of a verv cnnlined and
reserved kind . . . His nature was eniiiposed of a few very
line threads, hut wanted a certain slreiinth of basis, and
the KBUeral ellect. thoiiKli one of hi^h and even eiitliu-
sia.stic disiiitercstediievs, is meagre and pallid."- .s'otdii-
tur, .\lvl. 1337.
"I have never read a more uninteresting hook, nor. I
should .say, a sillier, by a man of .scii.se, InleKrItv, and se-
rinusne.ss of mind. ... It is wliollv the life of a liiijle-
clioppliigeiiKliie. little more of Ininian In it than if it Inid
been dime by a tiling nf macadamized inni. . . . As a
innnrnful psychical curiosity, but in tin other point of
view, can it Interest anvliodv."— T; (Uki.yi.f. : Uller lo Br
J. Oirlijle, ap. Fronde, Ciirlijlc's Life in Loiiilim, Amer. ed.,
!'!. Nature, the Utility nf Religion, and Thei.-im :
Three Essays. Lon., 1874,'8vo; lid ed., 18K5.
They are rather outlines than dissertations, outlines
MIL
and iniiierfent Is his exposition hereof the most renmrku-
ble and eharaclerlstic idea of this work. 'I'luit Idea wc
i take 111 be that the existence of |ialii and evil, and even
of contrivance and design, in the uiiImtsc, is In liscHam
i pie evidence Ihat the Cieatnr of II, if there 1h' a Criiilor is
; I'lther Kieatly llinlled In power, or ninrally Iniin'rlici, or
bnth. Ihls Is the idea rniinliiK thrniiKh all the essays."—
• .V,,,c/ii(m|-, .xlvli. l.UV,.
Millnr, A. II. I. The llhiok I'ulendur of .Scoihind.
Illnst. Dundee, IHs|. (An accniiiil ofsesun .'"ciitih
itiiiHrH , ■fill,, IK. ) ■>, The Story of l^lcell Mary of Seoi
land, Lon., 18M5, 48nio.
.Milliir, Frvdcrii-k I'hiirlVM JiiirivM, Q.c, l,.
ISL'S; graduated iit tliu I niversily id London is.i);
callud to the bar at the inner feniplu 1850. With Col..
I.IKU, ,J. It., Truiitise on the Law of liills of Salu • I'd
' ed., Lon., 1800, iL'iiio; 4tli eil„ 1877.
j .Milllir, John. Hints on Insanity and Signin '
I rortilieales, Lon., l.siil, fp. 8ni| L'd ed., uul., I877, I:'!,,,?,
Milliir, \tillinni J. 1. The Principles of .\|c.
chanies, and their Application In Prime .Movers, Naval
Aruhitecture, ,le., Lon., 1871, p. Svo. 2. An InlriMlni'-
tioii to Iho UiU'erentinl and Integral Oalcnliis, Li.ii,, |ss,',,
IL'mo. 'A. Tho Clyde, from itn Source to the Sea. Illii.t'
Lon., 18SS, Svo.
.Ylilllird, K. K. Random Casts 1 or, Odds and IJii-
froiii an Angler's Nolu-liook. liy E. E. M. N. Vmli
187'-.
Millnrd, Emily, and Ari-hcr, .Mnry. I. (Trans. >
Hayard tho Daunlless, and otiier Historical Tales; fn.ni
the French 01 iMadanie do Wilt, Lull., |8S5, p. Svn. :;.
(Trans.) Stories from Life; from theKruncliof MihIiiiih'
lie Witt. Ilhist. Lon., l.'<88, cr, Svo.
Millnrd, Henry II., .M.l). 1. The Climate and
Statistics of ('onsnmption, N. York, IL'ino. 2. A (fuidc
for Emergencies r containing llonneopalhic Treatiiieiit,
N. York, 180;i, 24niii. :i. (Trans.) Monogriiph on A.-n-
nite: its Therapeulie and Physiidogical Ell'ects, hv \\ .
lieil, Phila., Svo. 4. (Trans.) Lectures on liright's' IHs-
case of tho Fvidneya, by ,1. iM. Charcot; edited by Dour-
nuville and Sevestrc. Illi.t. N. York, 1881. Svo,
Alillnrd, U<'v. James ICIwin, M.A., D.I)., |.,„(,,
vol. ii., ailil.,1 gniduiited at iMagdalen College, O.vford,
1815, and uleetid Fellow; ordained 1846; head-imi..ter
of Magdalen Kchool, U.xford, 1810-04, and since then
vicar of liasingstnke ; lion, canon of Winchester since
1882. I. The Ishind Choir; or. The Children nf thu
Child Jesus, Lon., 1817. 2. A Short Account nf lias-
ingstoke, Ijasing, and the Neighbourhood, Lon., I,s74,
16iiin.
Millnrd, Willinm. 1. Tho Idiot and his Helpers;
Asylums for the Idiot and Imbecile, Lon,, 1804, 12ino.
2. A Miinnal for the Clasuficiitinn, Training, ami Kdu-
cationof tho Feoble-Alin i-i!. Imbecile, and Idiotic, Lon.,
186fl, Svo.
Miller, Major, R.A.
18511, Lon., 1805, Svo.
Miller, A. H. The Story of Rob Roy, Glasg.iw,
1.S84, H2mo.
Miller, A. P.
York, 188(1, 12mo.
Miller, A. W.
The Italian Campaign of
Consolation, and other Poems. N.
', Dublin, |S5
.'roof of Title
iilled
to Heal
A cVeigh. 1. lim-
, !2nio. 2. The Sena
which require filling tin tn prmluce their full effect on the
Consider, for instance, how e.\eeedingly faint
render.
1112
Tho Straits of Miigelhin and llio
Eastern Shores of the Pacific Ocean Lon., 1884, IJnio.
Miller, Alexander Kdivard, LL.D., y.C . b.
1828; graduated at Trinity Coi'c'
to the bur at Lincoln's Inn 1854.
Estates, Lon., 1862, l2mo.
Miller, Mrs. Alexander
nette and Blonde, N. Y'ork, 1887
tor's liriile, N. York, 18,'.7, 12ino.
Miller, Andrew. The Rise and Progress of ('..nt-
bridge, Lon,, 1804. p. Svo.
Millsr, Mrs. Anna C, (Johnson,) 18:i2-lss:;;
married to C. H. Miller, vij',;i, ISO.'i, and divorced ls7ii.
1. The Myrtle Wreath ; or. Stray Leaves Recalled. Hv
Minnie Myrtle. N. York, 1S54. 2. Tho Iroquois; or. The
Bright Side of Indian Cliaracter, N. Y'ork, 1 8.1.1, 1 2111".
Miller, Annah de Pni. (V.i.) Whoand Wlmt : a
C'ompendinm of (leneral Infornialion, Phila., 1877, I2iiiii.
Miller, Mrs. Annie Jenness. Barbara Thuvir,
her (iloriiius Career: a Novel, Bust., 1884, lOnio.
Miller, Kev. .Augustus Jameson, M.A., gru ln-
ated, first class Thool., at Exeter College, Oxford. IS7 1;
ordained 1875; vicar of Middleton, Y'orkshire. 18S11-S7.
and since then rector of Wootton. The Three Mirr ir.< ;
an Allegory, Leeds, 1882.
Miller, C. II. Katie's Perplexities touching the
Death of Napoleon HI., Lon., 1873, p. Svo.
:VS^AiV;ii:-:..-UT;^,Vifi^;*i!^^S^.#^iii>i%'*^tti;t^^ iS'":'
MIL
N. The Victory Wnn. rilii^t
Miller, Mm. v.
N. \nrk, 187(1, I (lino.
A. I. Ill«( 8(i(., .\a.-<liviMi. IK-I i.i. '"'";,■•''"< K» 111
of c....,uri,.,'N,Jh;m"^s^;,';..l:r'- "• "'" ''"""'•"
.'iillor, C'|iiirl«N llfiirv. !■ 'lsi> i., v v .
I'r-i.le.,t „!■ ,1,., n' V V„ k';; , • 't'ls « '"'^\T
MIL
(■.:n!iu!":,'s!z'ri'*:,,-\'"r''»« "" '"o '- <"• ".o
Mill-., .. • li-'iOTiml I'miitTty, Cin., luss ,Si-,i
..fti™ in' 'Onnynn • V Or ' n' r„" 1 s.m' -';,'',"""' " '""■
."'■kthoHr-tn,, e,, lis h ';;,','" '^i""?" '"'S"..'!. U
Tl.eCnci llu.l his In "s 1:1, vwim^^^ I""-''"' •'"•Hlty. . . .
III... ,llK. lawless ...v^'wi^nwXu.V^^nr "''■' '^'■'''•«'^•'-■
"•....".".I li...lt..tl,H,sora,"''i^i, '^.""i'^^'J 'J' the e„>,.
llii'lit'st iicicni n Mr \riiii„.'J iV •^'','"' "'o.
"..f. wl,i,.l, lli'ur" U.e iiu. f'-TLI'""' ^■" .".«-■ If the first '
f...i<fivtMl. an, I. uisu s, ,. of (h..i" ''■!'■ ■ • ■ " I" >v«II
is;;
i.TI,l„,?, « ■ ""mil,!?, l^,)st., IS?;!. Iliiiiii
fi.e™;:,i;^';:r,:';^^- >-'-H! ■'!' ''"p-vomont o,. ;
I., senliniunl: . tli n.i^ ,t„ [i^'V? **''' "'"an,! iTii,!.- '
'...y.lhl.iy reaMy\;s :'.f , ''l^'';;;;;,''';"l't if there wiai ;
Z(jnnin.'^'_.V„/^„, ^^Ijil ","' '" <^^<)m'eptiuii as the 'Arl- I
iiiust!"H;ir;.,;';-^[ao"'4't"r«-'''t «'«"'-•
li"»t., 1875, I2m„. ^''* '''"I' '" llie Desert, i
>..' iv" «„rk i„ i.r,,«c: ■■-.".','//,;;;, '/xi';',';;'',';;',''''' '"»■ """ki-
II Th,!"i; 7' '''''"' ""'''•■^'■'■'"■r^ -f Ihe'siorn,. IMSI
1 .The I).„trneln,n ,.r (),„ha,n, .\. V„rk, I s.s •",,?,
"'"-" ..''•'.'I"i.l,,rri,l,es ''-Vv/,!', '^Hi''^^
is;!^;!;:;!' "«*'••• Arhma.ll'lru; AbL..y. ,.„„„
Milirl; k! s^''1n''::' V';^»"-^' ■''"'"■• '^■■■'' "^".".
.• .S.M...,n', i;„su' is/', '1'", ''""^^'"•" •■ "'« t-.iok-IhK.k „f
?^"/';::.^*-''''" '"'""•■'■'-'""' Li" Manh„o,l,I,„n.,
(•..K''o^f"7fsf/'!":rV',^:^;« ."-1 «t x..„
v.ii'il^'in;;!i\!'™mi,;^;;'/;i'"Uh {"^'"^y"-..' 'i...trin..s ,„■
AVt„ xIv. nw, """"""> "l.li'l' hus yet a|,|K..are,l."-.s„/.
;'.^.'Us:u:ri^;;'^i,,^T^j»^'"-' or the
Millt-r KM P M '.,,"";' '■""" ■"■•'™'''"„ks:
of Exhau;,e,l Vital:,' n' yi-k iVrr's " "".'l'" V"""'-
tide, ..Vital For,.«-l,»U' .'■'•*■"■ "'' t'''-. en-
I NT J. 2. y:pcmia iT v" "' ' '""' '"'« l'"-^'. > i'.l."
••i^'uio. 1. ||„„. to ])a I '''\'^'y}^"y- >• Vork, 1870,
' N. V.,rk, 1870 ;;'„:,' ''"■ " "™'' '"■• ^very (iirl,'
' mu!\%f"Z''''"''- ^■"'^■» "f Eastern Sketuhc,
1S.X5, l(i,no. *' •' ^""«'""' '^'"'■''■>'- I."ui.ville, Kv.,
to^o[!^;;.'^a"-''^fy......Jl.oRoy„,Uo„„
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((Oiiiprises most of tl,.. f ■ ',' '' *"''■ '""'»■
'.>.tl."r^s^ealialcnmKl,r,V'll ';''■;■ '"P ' ' 'f '"e
Vo...un,U„.', ,s;V'.,',';;,^l/|'^«- «• Ihe .)„« Fair
tl.« U^?e i^s a ^™y'r;j^i;!^/.ll1Y"''^^""•y """". At
d,Miot hesitate to sav t i„f , . I "°''' '^"'^' ""« which we
...ve wriiten. There iir n,,!?"" ')"'," '"'"' l>"et c ,id
1.111 there is no ,"'t „ «,. r?,'''!'" '' <"' «™" I't^ii tv
i.'.ta n„vel."_../(A., 'v,','.','-.,'^""' ""'1 "« <-har«oter, and u is
Thl. l". "i"""'?'^ "f New York, N York 187
;^ TheDa;;?;;^'rth ^:;rl^,i"'-'v.'«-'- '-"">•
l-'mu.- Chio ISSI r,- """ey'an. N. York, 1877
1^7S, ,8,„;'"- '''»'■ """O- '.'..Song, of Italy. ' Bo,,'. I
'■Th,. '«., /.,.,.. I
iJ^w '"i''"'" .Of Shasta, Chic, 1;
r2\M":'l '?-?'•«''' Edition,
188I,l«ino. U. i-oet.
'^•M-orieiJHi;;:r^!'-^ii^-^^^S^. .2.0.
'Apples, N. Vor)<, |,sf(7,]2n,o ' It wi .', '"• *""'"-
Miiior > 'I; ^■-''' '"'"«. '''- '''"■"" '■"
«nd the ,:A.!i;, i:;;:r;;:i;f' ;-;:« -" Evening IVayer
I y^^rJ^;^::t± ''l-^VicK, i. the wife of
Health, Lon, 78^8. ,.;^,:"'"^.^' "'.'^'"^^ ''-e.^crvation „f
I'ietures of the lli, n ^'.1 V ^""■■' "f '^•'"'"".y ; or,
I'rcs,, I.o„., |S7« ' ' .' ,t^'""'' I'es,.ri,,,i,.e Letter-'
for 8ehools an,l Bieinnp;': '"■"?"..'" ^"'''"' Eeonoinv
Martinean, ("KnXmW, ,'''•■••;,'•''''• '™- •<■ UarriJt
Mi'-sing Chapter inH.oi.'^ Cincinnati's D.ginnings ,•
nim;'!,r^2'K;pol<!"t;!,i"'' ^^l'"^-, Practical
l.'*85, or. Svo. 2. (Jln.s P„ir,.- ■ ^ ' Mnni'Lestor,
iJesign. must. I88,r/s T 'rr'.""' P"'"^i|'l"^ "f
of Ci/ours and'tJh!,:.^'^^!, -";-«■, ^t^" "V ^''-
;^^^;ji^i.,ns.rations«;i^\-!;-;ij'is'^,5:;j^^:l^;}'»
M'.ller, U,
1S71, ISiuo.
I'raotical ChrUtianity, Clevelan,!, 0.,
ms
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Mil.
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lion.i l^''li ll'inc.
.tlillpr, Itvv. (iituTKC, M.A.,<'ilueiiti'il nt Wiir<'o>tcr
Ccilli'jji'. Ovliiril j iiriliiiiiud l^jtl; viour iil' llnilwiiy ainoo
ISIKI. lllMiMlail Skvloliu^ III' till) KiiKlish Cliuri'li fur
tho KhkII"'' I'lopla. Illiint. I.iiii., Is^N, |>. Mv<<.
.tlillcr, II, 1>. 'I'liv HL'nn'it.v of Uuuii'atlo Hcrvuntii
CituHf itii'l Iti'intiily, l.fin,, \^U\, rjiiiit.
Millcr< .>lrN. Iliirrlel, iMiiiiii,) b. IK.'II, at Aii-
imrn, N.V.: rciiKncil nt iir I'liily uku tu Oliii) ; iniirrii'cl,
1H4II, to Wiitlii S. Miller ; rrnidi'il many yt'iirn In C'liloikHu,
iinil Inter In llrniiklyn. She wrili* unil<>r tli« nnino <>f
"Olivii Tliiirni) Mlllor." I. Mitk' i'lAku In Fimthors ami
Fur, iind Oilier- in Ni-lllier. llliiKt. N. Vork, 1S79, mi,
Mvo. 2. Niin|iii'iiTriiul)li'a. Illiint. N. Viirk, ISTll, l2ino,
.'I. (incur I'fU lit .Miufy'K. Illu-I. N. Viirk, ImmO, »n. Kyu.
•I. Mtll« I'diplo III' Aula. Illunt. N, York, l^Kll, Bii. Svii.
5. Itiril- \Viiy», lliml., IMSf), Iflnm.
" It iliii'S ma pri'tenil tu liu iili'iillllu. yet nil who read It*
(lellKlitlnl piiuns will lie linpri'N>eil with Its truthrullieM,—
the liest iif M'leliee."— .V(i((i/«, xlil. lHli.
II. [n N'e,i|lnn-Tiine, Diicl,, ISSH, I2nii).
.Yliller, ICuv. IlL-iiry, .M.A., Knuluateil nt iMiiKilit-
'on ('iilk'ne, (Kfonl, IS.^II, and elected Follnw ; ordained
I.HdJ; viear nl' Asliliury ninuo iMil). I. The tineiilion
of Intorpretutlon Plainly Stated, In Reference to Cortiiln
VIewK put riirlli by the AnlhnrH of tho " Kimayn and Ko-
views, lion., I8lil, Kvo. 2. rioiuc Account of tho I'arinh
of AKhlinr), 1m77.
.>lilli-r, lt(>v. Henry. ( Ed.) Memolra of Or. Hubert
Blakey, llelfast, IS71I, p. Hvo.
.>liiler, Itcv. Henry Walter, M.A., I). Mua.,
(?niiluiiteil at Ciirpus t'hrisll Culle^e, (l.xford, IHfl7; or-
dained K*ltt'<; vicar of SI. .Inlin Iho Divine, H'chuiund,
Surrey, Ift79-S5. I, The Wiiy of I'raycr : ii iStio'.i of
Devotiiini for Church and Iloi;?o; 2d ed., Lon., 1H78,
P.'ino. 2. Tho Oolden Chain : u Manual of Intorcoinory
I'riiyor, Iion., I SSI, :i2mo.
Miller, lli-rberl Percy. The Queen's Sixty; a
Guide lo the Art of Kiile-Shooting; llth ed.. entitled
"Tho ynoen's Hundred," Ac, Lon,, IH.Hrt, 16nio.
.filler, J. (Tranj.; Virtjil's ..Eneid, In English
Blank Verse, l,on., ISBI!, p. Svo.
Miller, J. Coftl-Mino Oanea and Ventilation, Lon.,
187S, p. Svo.
Miller, J. A. Di|ihthcrlti8, St. LouIk, ISS7, l2nio.
iMiller,.lanieN. I. The Pathology of Iho Kiilney in
Scarlatina, Lon., Is.id, .syo. 2, Phyniolony in Harmony
with the llible as lo the Sabbath, Lnn., \xi)l, l2nio. ;i.
Alcohol : iU Place ami Power, l>on., 1H57, 12mo. 4.
NephalisHi, the True Temperance of Scripture, Lon.,
ISIU, fp. Svo.
.liiller, James O. • A Picture of Life; or, Tho
Uuinbow (.'liib, ,\lonlj;ornery, N'.Y., I.S78, Itlmo.
Miller, llev. Jiimei^ Itiissell, D.U. I. Week-
Day UeliK'ion, Pbila., IflSII, Kiino. 2. The Perfect Home,
Lon., I8.st, 5 parls, s((. l6ino. ii. Silent Times: a Book
to Help in Reading the Bible into Life, .\. York, I.SSli,
12m(>. 4. Tho Wedded Life, Phila., l.SSll, Ifimo. 5. Come
ye Apart : Daily Morning Readings in the Life of Chri.st,
N. \ork, Is87, 12mo, Ii. Practical Religion: a Help
for Ihe Coininoii Days, Phila., ISS.S, IBmo.
.Miller, .Hrs. Janet. Kinfolk. Illust. N. Y^ork,
1S7'.I, si|. Himo.
Miller, Jouqiiin. Sec Mii.i.kr, Ciscin.v.vtls H.,
Sllftnu
Miller, Uev. John, [mne, vol. ii., Mii.lkr, Rrv.
J., add.,] b. islll, u, Princeton, N.,J. : son of Samuel
iMillcr, D.D., (i;. I'., (inle, vol. ii. ;) graduated at Prince-
ton College in 18:111, and at Princeton Theological Semi-
nary in 1842; was pastor of Presbyterian churches in
Frederick, Md,, Philadelphia. Pa., and Petersburg, Va. ;
served as captain of artillery in tho Confederate army
during tho civil war, and has since resided in Princeton,
where ho has founded and been paslor of three congre-
gations. Ho was dismisse.l from tho presbytery of bis
church in LS77 for holding hetcrodcc view.s on tho sub-
ject of the Trinity, but on appeal to the synod of New
Jersey was allowed to withdr iw as an independent cler-
gyman without deposition. 1. A Commentary on Prov-
erbs, N. York, 186.'!. 2. Felioh in Theology ; or, Doc-
trinalism akin to Ritualism, N'. York, 1S"4, 12mo. .3.
MetRphysii'5, the i'?ciel»ee of Perception, N. I'urk, iS7i,
Svo. 4. Questions awakened by the Bible, Phila., 1877.
12mo. 5. Creed, Princeton, 1879. 6. Theology, 1887.
7. Commentary on Romans, 18, 7.
Miller, Mrs. John A., (" Faith Latimer," psoud.)
1114
I. The Children'n Church, Phllii., 18118, IHino, 3, Krorn
Bethlehem to Calvary, ls7lt lllino. :i. Hear Old .Stories
told once more: Bible Slorlun. IllufI, N. York, IS77,
4to, 4. Dear Old Storlen. I Hunt. .V. York, IM'II, i|
vols 4tii. !>, PicturcH anil Sliirii's uf I,ong A ,'o. Illiiri.
N, York, 1879, so. Hvo. rt. .lemis upon Kiiilh. Illii-i.
.N. York, 1881, lllmii. 7. Ono Hour a Woel., N. York
1881, llitii.,.
.Miller, Juhn lilei-ckcr. Trade Organliation' m
I'lilitiis ; [iilsii| i'rogress and Robbery: an Answer ti
Henry (lomge, N. York, l'<H7, Mv,,.
.Miller, Itev. John ('ale, D.D., [miir, vol, ii,,
I add., I grailuiitcd at Llmnln College, Oxford, I8.'t',l) ree-
j tor of Si, Martin's, BlrminKham, I84A-Illl| vioar uf
tlreenwith Isiill. I. Biblii.il Insiilratlon Vindicated
I Kssay on " Essays and Reviews,' 1861, l2mo. 2. I'arn.
I ehial Sermons, Lon., Isiil, fp, 8vo. ;t, The lllcenlcniii v
■ Controversy. l)y a llirmingham Clergyman. I.i.n.,
1 18fi2, 4. Two Farewell Sermons prenclied in Si. .>!iir-
I tin's, Kirmingham, Lon., IHiIII, 8v». h. Letters to a
1 Young Clergyman, Lon,, 1878, p. 8vo,
i .Miller, llev. JitNcph, ll,D,, edncaiedat thornliid
t'ollege, St. Andrews, and at St. Ilees ; ordained l.sTi',;
rector of (Ireat llolas since I8S6. I. Cure of the Kvils
in tho Cbureli of .Seothind, and other Papers. Fii-l
, Series. Lon., 187.'), p. Hvo. 2. Social Prayers for Fivn
Sundays, Lon., 187:s l2ino. .'t. The Thirly-Nino Arliiii .
of the Chunh of England : an Hislorical and Specula
j tive E.xposition, Lun., 1878-8i, 4 vols. cr. Hyi,.
I Miller, JuNiah, d. 18811; secretary to the Liindmi
I City Mission, I. Our Hymns: their Authors and Oii.
gin, Lon., 1811(1, p. 8vo. 2. Our Disponsation ; or, 'Hi.'
Place we occupy, Lon., I8II8, 12ino. .'1. Singers an I
Songs of the Chnroh ; 2il ed., Lon., 18119, p. Sn,. 1.
{ Christianum Organum : Method in Scripture and Sclinii'.
Edited by ,1. II. (ilidstone. Lon., I87n, p, 8vo.
Miller, K "
Engine, Lon,, 1804, l2uio.
Miller, K. .M. Questions on the
, |i. 8vo.
.'(larino
Mearii-
Miller, K. I. Tlic Destiny of Man |)roved I'l-
Reason, and the Infallibility of the Catholic Chiiivli
firoved from Reason and History, Niagara Fi-lls, N'.\ .,
1877, IBiuo,
Miller, Leslie William, prlneiiial of the SiIiumI
of Induatrial Art, Philii lelphia. The Essentials of I'lr-
spoctive. Illust. .\. \ork, !887, l2mo.
Miller, I.ucy Henry. Ash Wednesday; or, S.i.
cicty's Ban : a Long Story in Ono Chapter, Riibniond,
Va„ 1882, lllmo.
Miller, Mrs. I.ydin Falconer, ("Mrs. llarriei
Myrtle," pseud.) [See .M11.1.KII, M119. Lviin, and .\lvii.
T'.K, Mhh. H., (IiiIi; vol. ii., add. J 1. A Slory-lionk ol
Country Scenes, Lon.. Islll, IBmo. 2. Pleasures of tho
Country, Lon., ISali, sm, 4to. :i. The Water-l.ily: a
Tale, Lon., 18a5, 16mo. 4. A Visit to the New Firest,
Lon., 1858, Ifliuo. 5. Aunt Maddy's Diamomls, Lmi.,
18B,'!, 18ino. (). Country Scenes and Tales of the Four
Seasons. Illust. Lon., I8B6, 8vn. 7. Cats and Do),'< :
Xiites and Anecilotea, Lon., 18liS, p, Syo ; new ed., |sT.;.
8. Twilight Stories at Overbur.i Farm, Lon,, 1871, l<niii.
9. The Dog and his Cousins the Wolf, .Jackal, 11 Venn,
Ac, Lon,, 1877, 12nio. lU. Stories of the Cr,., 'Limi,
Tiger, and Leopard, Lon., 1877, 18mo. (Mrs, .Miller
edited several volumes of collected and poslliuniniis
writings of her husband, Hugh .Miller, 7, r., iiiid, vol, ii.)
Miller, .M. K. A Voice fiotn the Fireside: or, .V
I'ow Remarks on Preeociimsness, Lon., 186a, l2ino.
xMiller, Mrs. Mary, (Ayer,) b. ot Fayettoville,
NC. ; wile of Willis M. .Miller. Willow Bend; ui,
School Influences, N. Y'ork, 18B7, ISino.
Miller, Miss Mary Christina. 1. Ned and .Syd-
ney, Nashville, Tenn., 1874, IBmo. 2. Tho Arnold
Family Series, Phila., 1881-S2, ,'l vols. IBmo.
-filler, .Mrs. Mary Esther. 1. Little .M.ir^'oiy.
Illust. N.York, 187;), sm. 4to. 2. Bertie's Fall. Illust.
N. Y'ork, 1874, 18mo. 3. Bessie Kirkland. Illust. .\.
York, 1874, ISmo. 4. Holly Books. Illust. N. Yerk,
1871, B vols, 32mo. .1. Old Mr. Pro, Best., Iliiuo. li.
Riverside Farin-House. Illust. N. Y'ork, 1876, ISuio.
7. Brother Ben ; [also] Tho Bird Summer, 1878, IBiun.
8. Books for Bright Eyes, 1878, 4 vols. 32ino.
Miller, .Maurice N., M.D. Practical Microscopy;
ft Course of Normal Histology. Illast. N. York, l^s7,
8vn.
Miller, O. Maryland Court of Appeals Reports,
vols, iii.-xviii., (18,i2-1862,) Bait., IS.'iii-Bli, IB vols. Svu.
Miller, Mrs. O. D. Twilight Stories, Best., Isil6,
IBmo.
MIL
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York:\\';,'L'^\V;p.'t'r''''' "'"'^•''•""f ""•''"■'. Now
Ci'i'rt of tlio l'i,ii„l <, , . ■ '• ""' '^"pri'int'
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bIcV" t^ ^'';''»try St«ry-Bo.,k, i„ Vor"-; I.f":^,'^ ,^;';
I-.iMl, Lon.. I8.i«, ,,. ,sv„; new el sVi 21 l^"^ "'?
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and Kngli-h-Lii;..' ''r,';:.; l/srsi::^"^ '-'.n.K„gli.,.
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J."i*'l^7V. JJ'.'^™. ^"""""8' '° Friendship and Truth,
P.o['!&r^„-.,^;5r';;';r''"'"8 Ships by Sub„,erged
ca;^"i"w'„^.\',',";r.' wr'?-''"' "• '" «'-«■"'.• •»>■
Wiinal him fL f " ' J""'* '""«^ nnJ P<";"i8 which
P«f loU^r^^-'^s'^St r4.=Tn"h' "V-^i^
ItiOo. ".iiurserj nongB, »u„ ether rocniij,
wu . xvotes of Tmvel id It,,|y and France, and 1
»~.'^.!:IS^,!,',S,^,i■1rt:;;llf:':"|"r•■■
^;.-toi:wi,h Introduction b;W',,:;;e;^T^;;;;;;
yS'l^.l! ?;,"• "^"""-"'"'ion of Al, Thing,, .V.
Note, lV.„^„nce,IS77 "• "" ^M'"""" ""J
w!'fe"i'voi!"'':^ e!J"^i^^""*' ^'^"''" "'-'»-'y.
Milhcan, Kenneth Vviiiiam. y Rc^ „r„ i
atcd at Can,brldge mi. I1,e I^^^M.i „';> ^1 ,h "j
M?-rnrSk;^iSSSn#'-
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niver. ?■ 859 fiT""' f"V. ""' ''^""'''o"' "^ Kentucky
M.;:r;:%:Ttienr:!^-'r i^-^i:^ 't^:^
Hellenic of Redemption as revealed and taught in
1113
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MIL
llic Holy Scriiiture.", Cin., 1s6>!, cr. Svo, 4. The flrcnt
Cuiiiiijissiiin, i.i'.\ln;;ti>ii, |S"1. ,5. Anal.v.'is nf the Fmir
(li>s|>ul8 iiihI Acts.' with Queries and Illuslriitii)ns, I'ur
Siinilay-Sciiodls, Kiimilies, Ac, Cin., ISTI, Sv<i. ti. Cuui-
iiientjiry <m IIt"l)re\V!', ('in., 1S7.'», cr. Hvo,
.Milligllli, S. F. and Alice Ii. (iliiniL^cs of Urin :
Civili/.iilinii, Milliner.-', Ac., Lon., ISS8, er. Svo.
Milli^Ull, Hev. William, U,D., h. 1821, in iCdin-
burgh; griidiiiited lit .St. Andrews University 1S:1U; pro-
fe-^.-or of divinity and Biblical criticism in the Univer-
sity of Aberdeen since ISBO. 1. The l)ecalo);iie and the
Lord's Dav, Edin., isilti, p. Svo. 2. The Hesurreciion
of Our l.iirll, (Croiill Lectures for I.-^Tfl-SI),) Lon., IS.Hj,
.""vo i new eds., lsH:t-Sl. :i. The Revelation of 8t. >Joiin,
(liaird Leelurc.) Lon.. ls,>iil, p. Svo; 2d cd., 18S7. 4.
Elijah : his Life and Times, Lon., 1SS7, p. Svo. With
HoliKiiTS, A., Words (jf the Now Testiuiu'iit as altered
by Transmission anil ascertained by Modern triiicisiu,
Edin,, ISTI), p. Svo.
Captain Fancourt, Lon., 1862,
J. G.
Milligeii
12ino.
.Uillikcil, £• Ja Childc Chappie's Pilgrimage.
Illust. Lon., ISSH, s(|. 16ino.
Millikcn, James. A Voyager's Letters from
Mciic", 1'liilii.. lS7t'), l2iM0.
Millingcn, Miyor Tretlerick, F.U.a..S. Wild
liife among the Kurds, Lon., 1S70, Svo.
'■ TheviiUini.'readsiileasantlyn.s a Jiiunialnf travel, . . .
Willi ftoconiits of a pupulatiuii of whii li inure I'ainou.s
till- ellers have given us only ooeasional gllni|i.sus."— .S'a(.
Jill-.. x.xl.\. S39.
Millingtoil, Ellen J. Heraldry: its History,
I'oetry, and Kumance, Lon., ISiil, p. Svo.
MillillgiOn, James. 1. English as .She i.-^ Spoke;
or, A .lest in Sober Earnest, Lon., 188:i, sq. 16iuo. 2.
Are we to Head Sdrawkcab [Backwards] ? or, What is
the Best Print for the Eyes? Lon., 1SS4, 18mo. S.
" Fining Down" on Rational Principles, without Bant-
ing, Lon., 1SS4, ob. :Vlmo. 4. (Trans.) The True Story
of Mazeppa; The .>^on of I'eter the Great; A Change
of Reign, by Viscount E. Melchior de Vogiie, Lon.,
1SS4, p. Svo. 5. (Trans.) The Chinese Painted by
Themselves, by Col. Tcheng-Ki-Tong, Military Attache
of China at Paris; from the French, Lon., 1S8.J, p. Svo.
Millington, Philip. Mescolanza, By C6nti.
Phila., 1877, 12mo.
Milliiigtoii, R. M. I. (Trans.) The Story of Aris-
tUBUs and his Bees : a, Translation of Virgil's Fourth
Georgic into English Heroics, Lon., 1S70, Svo. 2.
(Trans.) The Bucolics, or Eclogues, of Virgil, trans-
lated into Heroic Verse: with Notes based on those
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LoB., 1870, 8va. 3. (Trans.) The Epistles of Horace, in
Rhythmic Prose, Lon., 1S70, p. Svo. 4. (Trans.) The
Satires of Horace, in Rhythmic Prose, Lon., 1870, p. Svo.
JUillingtoii, Uev. Thomas Street, ordained
1S48: vicar of Woodhouse Eaves since 1S.')H. 1. Words
to Win Souls: Twelve Sermons, Lon., 1851, 12mo. 2,
The Testimony of the Heathen to the Truths of Holy
Writ: a Commentary on the Old and New Testaments:
compiled almost ccclusively from Greek and Latin Au-
thors of the Classical .\ges of Anticiuily, Lon., 1883, r.
Svo. 3. Sermons on the Lord's Prayer, Lon., 18fiS, 12mo.
4, Signs and Wonders in the Land of Ham, Lon., 1873,
p. Svo. 5. Hoy and Man, Lon., 1878, (i. Straight to
the Mark. Illust. Lon., IS83, sq. 16mo. 7. Under a
Cloud; or, .Stranger Things have happened, Lon., 1883,
II. Svo. 8. Sonieof our Fellows: a School-Story. Illust.
jon., I8S6, Svo. 11. A Great Mistake: a Tale of Ad-
venture, Lon., 1887, p. Svo. 10. The Latoh-Key. Illust.
Lon., 1SSS, p. Svo. II. Through Fire and through
Water: a Story of Adventure. Illust. Lon., 1888, p.
Svo.
Minis, C. T,, member of the Institute of Civil
Eiitrincers; suncrintendent of trade classes at the City
and Guilds of London Technical College. Metal Plate
Work: its Patterns and tlieir Geometry, Lon., 1887, p.
Svo.
Mills, A. Blues and Buffs: a Contested Election
and its Results, Lon., ISSO, p. 8vo.
Mills, Rev. A. Plain Reasons for not believing
Dr. Lif-iodalc : hcina a Criticism upon his '■ Plain R
the Church of Rome," Lon., 18S5
ling :
sons against joining
Svo.
Mills, C. 1. Attic Nights, Lon.. 1871), p. Svo. 2,
The Knight and the Dwarf: a Fairy-Tale, Lon., 1881,
lOmo.
IIIG
Mills, Caleb. New Dejiarture in Collegiate Con-
trol and Culture, \. York, I8SI), Svo.
Mills, Charles l>e Rcrard, b. 1S21. 1. The
Indian Saint; or, Buddha and Budilhism, N. York, ]'<7a,
cr. Svo. 2. (Ed.) Pebbles, Pearls, and Gems of the
Orii'iil, Bnst., ISS2, ]2mo.
Mills, Charles II. Condensed Digest <if Report-
New York Court of Appeals, (1S7.'i-18Sl,) Albanv, |ss2,
Svo.
Mills, Charles J. The Pit Town Coronet, Lon.,
1SS8, 3 vols. cr. Svo.
Mills, Charles K., M.D., b. 1845. Practical I.ps.
sons in Nursing: the Nursing and Care of the Nervous
and he Insane, Phila., 1887, 12iiio.
Mills, Etimiinil James, D.Sc, F.R.S., profes-.c
of technical chemistry in Gla.sgow 'fechnical Colleg.'.
Destructive Distillation : a .Manualelte of the Pa-altin,
Coal-Tar, Rosin Oil, Petroleum, and Kindred Industiii>,
Lon., 1878; 2d cd., 1883.
Mills, Emily. (Trans.) Our Sons and Daughter-.
by E. Legouve, Lon., issi, 2 vols. p. Svo.
Mills, Francis. Judith, and other Poems, L»n ,
1859. p. Svo.
Mills, Frederick Charles. The School Man-
ager's Manual : with an Introduction by S. Bu-Mun,
Lon., 18S5, II. Svo.
Mills, Frederick James. Life of John Carter.
N. York, isiis, 12ino.
Mills, (■• II. Mohnmincd : a Tragedy, Lon., IS.iO,
12ino.
Mills, (ieorge. 1. The Beggar's Bcnisoni a
Clydesdale Story, Lon., ISOCi, 2 vols. p. Svo. 2. Ciaii;-
elutha : a Tale of Old Glasgow and the West of Scot-
land, Glasgow, 187S. Anon,
Mills, Henry E. A Treatise upon the Law of
Eminent Domain, St. Louis, 187'J, Svo.
Mills, Herbert V. Poverty and the State; or,
Work for the Unemployed, Lo:., 188S, p. Svo.
"Ills imiKissilile to read ' Poverty and the State' williout
a kindly feeling towards its antlior. He syin|iatliizvs so
deeply with the distress of the poor, and so ciinipletily be-
lieves in the remedy which he proposes, that erilioi.-ia i,^ lo
some extent disarmed. Moreover, Mr. MilLs's suggestiniis
have much that is attractive In them. He wishes tosweep
away the present Pour Law, with its ont-dour and iii-dimr
relief All charities and alnLsgiving are to be reiideic d
superfluous, if not actually aliolisliecT. Workhouses, wiili
their abuses and waste of money, are lo lie supersede.!,
and, in.stead of those ninny and ine'.ectual ways of re-
lieving distress, ' ('o-o)ieralive Estau-.s' are to be estab-
lished throughout the eouutrv."— .Sa«. Hei\, Ixiii. 274,
Mills, J. 1. Too Fust to Last, Lon., 1SS1, 3 vols, p.
Svo. 2. On the Sjiur of the Moment, Lon., 1884, 3 vols,
p, Svo, 3. The Wheel of Life, Lon., ISSli, p. Svo.
Mills, James D. The Art of Money-Making; or.
The Road to Fortune. Illust. N. York, 1872, Svo.
Mills, Joanna £• Remembrance of my Mother,
and some of my Own Poems, Bost., ISSI, 24mo.
Mills, Rev. John, [mite, vol. ii,, add.] 1. Prin-
ciples of Interpretation of the Prophetic Symbols, Lon.,
1853, p. Svo. 2. Thoughts on the A|iooalypse, Lon.,
ISfiO, p. Svo.
Mills, John. The Fossil Spirit: n Boy's Dream of
Geology, Lon., 1854, 12mo.
Mills, John, [milc, vol. ii., fourth of the nnme
there mentioned, add.] 1, The Flyers of the Hunt,
Lon., 1859, p. Svo ; new ed., 1873. 2. Stable Secrets;
or. Puffy Diddles, his Sayings and Sympathies, l.oii,,
1S63, p. Svo; neii' ed., 1885. 3. Horses: the Gentle-
man's Guide for Choice, Ac; new ed., Lon., 1871 ; luili
od., 1873, 12ino.
Mills, John. Three Months' Residence at Naples,
Lon., 1804, p. Svo.
Mills, L. E. G1im])SC8 of Southern France iind
Spain, Cin., 1867, Ifimo. Privately printed.
Mills, Lawrence Ileyw'orth, M.A., D,U,
(Trans.) The Zend-Avesta. Part III. ("Sacred
Books of the East," vol. xxxi.) 0.\f., 1SS8, Svo.
Mills, Lucy A. 1. Jack Masters; or, The Bciry-
Piokcrs. Illust. Bost., 1872, Kimo, 2. Peter's Striiiige
Story. Illust. Bost., 1873, 16mo.
jMills, Mary E. Simple Stories for Children. Lon.,
ISfil, fp. Svo; new ed., 1873, ISino.
Mills, Samuel, of Ashton under Lyme, I.sri-'i-
shire. Memoir of Rev. William Mills, Late Minister
of the Methodist New Connexion, 1867.
Mills, Thomas. 1. Sure of Heaven: a Book for
the Doubting and Anxious; new ed., Lon., 1808, ll'iiio.
2. Work for Christ : Thoughts on Evangelistic Labour,
MIL
X Anacls nnil Heaven, Lon., I,S7l
ton., 1872, 12mo,
p. Svo.
Mills, Thomas Wfslev I. i>jj7 . r, . •'••"v, j, u. ]•
Milne, llcv. John.
MIL
0..t., C,in,Hl,i; ,.,luc.,ite,l at thV r ■ '^ "' "'""•'villo,
""■I at McO; I ITnhers t 1- "'vor.-ity „f Toronto,
"io«y in tlmt instUutionHn 1 -fM?'" o!;h'^''"'"/',' I'''^'^'"
Prov,j,on,,.„,K,, i ^^ ^^,,---,^^^x,«o„.e.
Vork, issr, l"no *' ^'"' •^<""n°« "f I'olitics, N.
Millspaiigh, Charles F v r, a
Lon "nl'fato "*'"'■''' '"" ■'™"-''' "'■^'"""''l Ballade,
l<;.bert Mii.::; 'B^:L„,.a"iiI,;'f ',"" ^'^ht Rev.
Metropolitan of InJiu ,vi^ „ i ','. "' P'l«"tta „nd
l>r"vuless i.ttnictive; a ' mM L n h'"',"'''^'''" ''"'ay '
Iimi.se u. bestow. Kutrmiicli laL r .V'' '^^V """'"'« '"■' ■
■ • • and e.spt.o!„iiv ' ' 'e I'olne 1 '> ■,?;'[' '""""" ""■'"■^.
«hedral,'Lo„ 'Lies nfr p,;;.'^"'^^'^ »f S'l ^''"" ' f""
" The book ia.s all d,, r. f • "^ '"'"' «''•• ' ■"*«»■
works Which wo,f,)'^f,^ J l"'i^,V"V ^;!«''"f of the ear
"'."St wonderful i,, he 'Viiakf «,"..""','.•-'■ •• • • "'''a^
with which tlie IVaiV ha.syra^i^i'f ^•, ':'"1« '?."'« power
"■liosen.anil ti.., .,..,.•.,.:...? rv."l^ 4 '."t- I'.vact .siilij,.(!t lie hail
S: j-,rT't' '"■"•' "^^"' '-"">■
lie" c'l., 1,01,., i,><;i|^ |,_ j,^,^^
"iatiierin-s from a'.Min'istry,
I Lull., IH6S, J,, svo '■athennas from a .Ministry,
! Milne, John, F.o.s., i,rof,.,s„r „f • •
"g.v in the Knsiiieerin'T'oll,! . • L J'""""' "'"' «™'-
t'r7.^tallo-l>lo>i...: bd'n, tli'ifs:"", .^'■-"'a"'i«n,phy 'and
livin!rt/;'/;;;i^^/;.?i»;;,>;^;;!;y^';y,l>;;.;e niore than any ,na„
I ...^.,1,- "iijfii, wiU'llU'r n< kill..) * ' 'lUM ( ve-
five .-l.ock.s, ire liuost wi, li ' '; "■'■',"•'""' '"' "^ ''i-'iiH'-
I eld earth of oiir.s. Tr, , ,.l '' "' '■■^^atioi, aKin,Ili,„ ,i,i.,
I '," T'l.fe'iiiK l"Ki^ther in : i„, .'•','f,, '^' "■"^ -"vice
I and in.stnn-tivenn a<T(iin ,,'■,,',' ■'' "' '""■'"i.riliy
I J^■■'■tuptotlleplx■sent.■■-,sw.)to.''y.^'i/"x');;"»■''"'l'lK^-lll^
I i-iT'an^:^?;;n;T];on:'7"J^ KxperimeL, (Phii,,,,,,,,,.
Lon ."1'85,5,"V''' '■'""■'" ""''•' "'"' "'-^ Equivalent.,
0,'e;va^^«'::-«»^:;J^MA^.,„„ ^,,rowie. ,.
Scotland, with o.nt'^ulLtti.mriTtl"- "" ^''"'■'■'' »''
Ellin., ISfio, Svo. Atio*",! 2 T, 'p'n'"'''^'-'""'"''
fluirchlcss and Poor iTom' T „ ■ "'i-olilt'in of the
Reference to",he I?;, "e M .si^^ rT,"? t/^'ll, '^''f'-'"^'
'mm"'' '^il'"- "•"' Lon., l,S84"p 8^0 ' "'" "'""'' "^
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^Sootland: contal.iing D ...^tr A l''^ ?"'"'•■'' "^^
M^.|er-3 0«ico,anf.orm;'C^:hlt"s^^H^::'^^.:
Milne, William, M.A.
...iM wii.cn [lie Dean ha.s L-rasnert tl,.."..v . . , ■'"" Power : 'so,, cr. 8vo. •-■<.■> ices, tuin.
■ -• -y .Tim >viiii;a every t
!'f!^^^SSSB^^ ! .s^:S:rf iE:, lii ^- -^^ - --e. Lon,.
"l"'y- ■ • ; ^<■o™uid h^^^wMsheiUha?!''''^';'''!'^™""-
i>lied by the death of its an lor ,v„l ' ""'",H'' '"^'^ ""fl"-
iiiere y by a li«»t of m.^iriit but hv 1''' ''"^"^'"'•ed. not
tlie 1 ean's ,mm,l.-e c,»- / w „ Im ' Vt„' o\? ''"'"'"'■s which
.xw^'is. '""'^' '" «'>='• ^vantJ^:!r^i^{";;;!^,fe^;™-^'-
.8?i, sr"""""' '''""^'■""' ''"'I ""-er E.«ays. Lon.,'
Id noble .scorn, full of ,.,..M',V.h'..'.'" h\.'."" "f "I'lfle sympathy
shades
rn.nicomp«;;^i;;;;,;^''^iSK'u;"i;;'i^"''''''^''«^'^^d«^
k iiidliiiB, as Dean Milmm's „, n?v„^= ' .idignant sarcasm ;
cure e.ss roUL'hnpaii i ,t,I , "' ^^'^^' 'f'nu a sty e of olti.n
eloou.e,iee™il!:srto.! x'xxT''l,f "^ P<"^"^''"' ai^J-llnisi;^;!
■sffi- ^Trr'Bit"^;- «"'i,?'' i"""> vol. ii.. add.,]
Thoughts in Svorini? ^"''•c- l Convalescence
>-'"io* 2. MitsTav or f heT ^"^"'''- f^""- '•''«5,
".3111V. or, jijg Convoraion of I'o
Country p'l'eas^r^esTh'o pf '*'^' '? """"•'e^ter, Eng.
Oarden^Lon! %^^; ^Svo-Tdtd" " ^'""' "'"^^^ '" '^
.ud!";s^^ti^; ;;;^^^ ^^:i^:^^:y- i-'i-kt, however
lings rural, who will imt ,^i . '", "'"^ knowled.-e of
lolrtnaster.' llis 1ms hS, life onri'if,-^"''- ?"'"" '■"■
h eh has ripened with lml,\L'i. ",''"' '■A"?-^.".h«^'rvaii,,i,
Lon., 18(16, l2mo,
18()7, 12mo.
3, Love
187«, I2mo.
Milner, George, b.
, ountry Pleasures ■
I Garden, Lon., 1881 n 8vo ■ 9,i „i "■'"' '
I t.Tii 1 ' *•" ed. .«anie year
' -u^!"iS^^ti^; l;;^^^ [IL!^^,^':--^ "^^--y, however
. Ihei ,.. ,.,
*«'. Kei:, Hi. •.>39 ' agreeahle ol instructors -—
^IT""' "" '-"'''' ^'"-'^^ "^ Seril^^^i/Lnrisea;
Milner, Rev. John, M A P n n «
leen's College. Oxford iVjV .L^.:_ ,•".•.', S™'"""^*! at
Lonvoraion of I>oniorania ' ^ '"","er, Kev. John, M A P I) n «
of the Atonement, Ton ; > «"«»'» College, Oxford, iVjsf '.IrSaLa lifr'r''^;' "'
Mil,. i„ - ■ ■ i"'" Modern Nautical Ei"K*'"!?:'\':''"f''''-''a"l-lona
ng™.;;! of Ch1; ."'"" '"/"^^ " C''Ud : cr, Tl ; M ' '
ifuio '^'"''''"" ""'* "'<"^ Oi'eases, Edin., I8,so,
Milne, David, MA.
Miioiiionio Pi ■ -
t'n ■
Milner HI r .. "'"'*• Lon., I,s«,8, Svo
I S7?, p ".'„.'^'- ''^"" ^ '■"'"'■ ^ - Temperance Tale, Lo„.,
it i^ln^isl^L "• I 'i,''^^,::"^":;" "r-^^; -. Tiuth a,
i«try, Lon., 18.^8 i "mo ' '"• - ^i"-' Mcs.siah's Min-
I Milner, Rev. Thomas, MA F n r « r
vol. II., ndd.,1 d 18S2 III ■, '! ^ •'*•''>•. [mile,
»ian.v of whi 1, we o^bl „ej"'l!:"H' %"',""""' ''''<"'»
•-Society. Whenever tC„;:,1,,^,^'f'',\«^\''8'.ous Tract
wa.s drawn to any quarter of the 1^1 L.' """ ''"''""
employed in draivini,,,.i •*'.""'' '"» M'vices wore
[stL' 1. o"ur Horn! am rili'^'^Vi "^-^l}--'"-
Lon., I8,-,7, 12mo 2 Tw u t .Natural Features,
Juctive Indus ": r,,?.; ".".L""'"" I'l'^-ds .• their Pro^
1117
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I
MIL
tlicir Public Works, Lon.. ISfiO, 12ino. 5. Astronomy
and Scripture, Lon., IS««, 12iuo. (i. (lallery of Geog-
raphy, Lon., 1872, 2 vols. r. Svo. 7. lliiU'-Ilour Reaii-
ings for .Sunday Afternoons, Lon., 187.'), |). Svo. 8. Tlio
IJritish Islands : their I'hysieiil Oeography and Natural
History, Lon., 1875, 12mo. 9. The Turkish Empire:
the Sultans, the Territory, and the People; new ed.,
Lon., lH7fi, n. Svo.
IMilner, Vincent L. History of All the Religious
Denominations of the AVorld : with Sketches of the
Founders; new ed., rev. and enl. by J. N. Brown, Phila.,
1874, Svo.
Milner-Barry. See Bahrv.
IMilncs, Alt'rud, .M.A., a-'sistant clerk to the senate
of the University of London. Elementary Notions of
Logic, l.on., IS.si), 12mo.
niilnes, Itichard IMonckton, Baron Hough-
ton, D.C.L., F.K.S., [null', vol. ii., add.,] 1809-18.SJ ;
raised to the peerage 188H. 1. Monographs, Personal
and Political, Lon., 1873, p. Svo. (Contains sketches of
Siiloimiin I'osha, Harriet, Lady Ashburton, Alexander
von Ilumbolilt, Cardinal Wiseman, Landor, the Miss
Berrvs, Sydney Smith, and Heine.)
"All the persons ikctched in this volume he has been
per.-ioiially Hcqurtinlod wllh. Two ill' them, Suleiman
Pasha, a;.(l Harriet, l.ady Aslibnrlon, are not generally
known. He has invested tlieni with much interest; but
we dcmbt the judiciousness of the Lady Ashlnirtcm sketch,
and regard this as the weak point of a cbnrining collec-
tion."— .l//i., No. 2376.
" He lias something new to tell of every one of his sub-
jects. His book is a choice olio of line fruits."— .S(i(. Rev.,
XXXV. 654.
2. Poetical Works, Collected Edition, Lon., 1876, 2
vols. 12nm.
" If we were asked what it is which constitutes the spe-
cilic claim of Lord lIonKbtou's poetry to a certain modest
place of its own in the poetry of our day, we should, say it
was the Intertwining in his mind between the threads of
tender sentiment and that kind of knowledge of the world
which is .so ant to tjike all the melody out of sentiment.'
—Speclator, xlix. (Uo.
3. (Ed.) Bishop Cranmer's Recantacyons, Lon., 188;^
4to. (Edited by Lord Houghton with the assistance of
James Oairdner.)
Milo, W. Notes on Beauty, Vigor, and Develop-
ment, N. York, 1867, 16mo.
lUilroy, A, (Trans.) Prophets and Prophecy in
Israel, by A. Kuenen, Lon., l.'<77, Svo.
Milroy, Rev. Andrew Wallace, M.A., gradu-
ated, first class Lit. Hum., at Queen's College, Oxford,
1864; ordained ISCiS; rector of Newnham 187'J-8i) ;
vicar of St. Mary's, West Cowes, since 1.S88. .Memorials
of a Quiet Ministry : being the Life and Letters of the
Rev. Andrew Milroy. By his Son. Illust. Lon., 1871),
or. Svo.
Milroy, llev. William. A Scottish Communion,
Paisley, 1881, .Svo.
Milson, W. Mesmerism in its Relation to Health
and Disease, Edin., 1S03, 12mo.
JMilton, Viscount. See Fitzwii.i.iam.
Milton, John Laws, M.R.C.S., b. 1820; surgeon
and lecturer on diseases of the skin at St. John's Hos-
pital for Skin Diseases, Leicester .Square. 1. On a New
Way of Treating Uonorrhoea, Lon., 1852, Svo. 2. Death
in the Pipe; or. The Smoking Question, Lon., 1S57, Svo.
3. The Stream of Life on our (ilube, Lon., 1864, p. Svo ;
new ed., 1872. 4. On the Modern Treatment of some
Diseases of the Skin, Lon., 1865, Svo. 5. On the Pa-
thology and Treatment of Oonorrhcea, Lon., 1S71, Svo;
6th ed., 1S83. 6. (In the Pathology and Treatment of
Diseases of the Skin, Lon., 1872, Svo. 7. The Bath in
Diseases of the Skin, Lon., 1872, Svo. 8. S|)ernmtor-
rhoea ; its Patholop Results, and Complications, Lon.,
1872; new ed., 187j, Svo. '.I. A History of .Syphilis; 2il
ed., Lon., iM{), Svo. 10. The Laws of Life, and their
Relation to Diseases of the Skin, Lon., 18S2, Svo. 11.
The Hygiene of the Skin; 2d ed., Lim., 1SS3.
Milton, R. Sungleams : Rondeaux and Sonnets,
Lon., ISM, l2mo.
Milton, Rev. William, M.A., graduated at
Worcester College, Oxford, 1830; ordained 1830; vicar
of St. Mark's, Broorahall, isfl7. 1. The Eucharistic
Doctrine of .Scril'tiirB and Primitive Liturgies. Lon.,
1867, Svo, 2. Religion and Business; Memorials of
Mr. T. Adams, Nottingham, 1874, 12mo. 3. Mr. Par-
ker's Fallacies Refuted; a Letter. Lon., 1880, Svo.
Minchin, George Minchin, M.A., jirofessor of
applied mathematics in the Royal Engineering Colleg.',
Cooper's Hill. 1. A Treatise on Statics: containing the
U18
MIN
Fundumenlal Principles of Electro-Staties and Elasticity,
Lon., 1S77, p. 8vo; 3d ed., rev. and enl., Oxf., lS8l-.^ll,
2 vols. Svo. 2. I'niphinar Kinematics of Solids and
Fluids, Lon., 1882, Svo. 3. Naturio Veritas, Lon., 1887,
fp. Svo.
Minchin, James (Jeorge Cotton, first consul-
general for Servia in England. 1. Bulgaria since the
War: Notes of a Tour in the Autumn of IS70, Lon.,
1880, 12mo. (A reprint of letters contributed to tlic
Morning Advertiser.)
" They are written In a clear and natural style, and . . .
ccmiprise in a .short ccmipass the conclusions of an intelli'
gent and singularly impartial political observer."— A. .1.
Evans; /Icaff, xvil. '208.
2. The Growth of Freedom in the Balkan Peninsula :
with Notes, Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Minchin, James nines. (Trans.) The Divine
Comedy of Dante Alighieri, Verse for Verse from the
Original into Terza Rima, Lon., 1884, cr. Svo.
Mindry, Robert. Chips from the Log of an Old
Salt, Lon., 1S7I1, p. Svo.
Miner, Rev. Alonzo Ames, S.T.D., LL.D., h.
1S14, at Leicester, N.H. ; entered the ministry of the
I'nivcrsalist Church; president of Tufts College 1S62-
75; president of the Ma.ssachusells Slate Temperance
Alliance. 1. Bible Exercises, Bust., 1851; new ed.,
1885. 2. Right and Duty of Prohibition, Bost., l'<67,
Svo. 3. Old Forts Taken,' Best., 1S7S; new ed., l.'^ss.
Mines, John Flavel, b. 1835, in Paris, France:
son of Rev. Flavel Scott Mines, (q. v., mili; vol. ii.:i
graduated at Berkeley Divinity School 1857; entcnd
the army as chaplain 1861, but left the ministry, received
a commission, and was mustered out as lieutenant-colonel
in 1S65. He has contributed to the New York press. 1.
The Heroes of the Last Lustre, [verse,] N. York, IS.iS.
2. A Tour around New Y'ork by Mr. Felix Oldboy, X.
York, 1S8S.
Minor, Ellen E. Murillo: a Memoir derived frui.i
Recent Works, ("Great Artists,") Lon., ISSl, cr. Svo.
Minor, John IIarbee,b. 1813, in Louisa Co., Va.;
graduated in law at the University of Virginia \Mi;
professor in that university since 1845. 1. The Virginia
Report of 1700-lSOO, Richmond, 1850. 2. Synopsis of
the Law of Crimes and Punishments, Richmond. ISlii).
3. Institutes of Common and Statute Law, RicluiMinil,
1875-70. 4 vols. Svo.
Minor, Thomas C. 1. Child-Bed Fever, Erysip-
elas, and Puerperal Fever, as they luevailed sporadically
in the United Slates during 1870, Cin., 1S74, Svo. L'.
Her Ladyship, Cin., ISSO, sq. Kimo. 3. Athothis: a
Satire on Modern Jledicine, Cin., 1887, 12mo.
.Minot, II. O. 1. Land Birds and Game Birds of
New England : with Descriptions of the Birds, their
Nests ami Eggs, their Habits and Notes. Illust. linsl.,
1877, Svo. 2. The Diary of a Bird, freely translated int j
Human Language, Bosi.. 1880, Svo.
Minot, Robert S. 1. Railway Travel in Europe
and America : with Tables of Recent and Novel Slatis-
tics of Journeys, Speed, Fares, *o., Bost., 1SS2, S\,i, L'.
(Trans.) Jottings about London ; from the Italian nf
Edmondo de Ainicis, Host., 1SS3, 12mo.
Minot, S. (Trans.) The Prodigious Adventures of
Tartarin of Tarascon, by Alpbonse Daudet, Bipst., ISSU,
16mo.
Minot, William, Jr. 1. Taxation in MassiKlui-
setts, Bost., 1S77, Svo. 2. Local Taxation and Puljli.;
Extravagance, Best., 1878, Svo.
Minshull,E. Organs, Organists, and Choirs: Nun-
conformist Church Music, Lon., 1SS7, l2mo.
Minshull, J. (Trans.) Land, Sea, and Sky; or,
The Wonders of Life and Nature; from the Geriuan of
Hermann J. Klein and Otto W. Thome, Lon., l^>l-s:i,
2 vols. Svo; new ed., entitled " God's lihirions Crciilion ;
or. The Mighty Marvels of Earth, Sea, and Sky." l'^'*4.
Minster, A. M. Glenalvan; or, Morning draiveth
nigh. Buffalo, N.Y., 1860.
Minto, Countess of. See Kynvmoiixd.
Minto, William, M.A.. b. 1845, at Auchintoul,
Alford, Aberdeenshire; graduated M.A. at the I nivcr-
I sity of Aberdeen in 1865, with honors in classics, math-
ematics, and i)hilosophy, winning the Si;ottish University
Ferguson scholarship in classics ; spent a year at .Mer-
ton College, Oxford; was for some years assi>tuhl t.)
Professor Alexander Bain at Aberdeen; editor of the
E.\aminer 1874-78, and afterwards on the staff of the
Daily News and the Pall Mall Gazette; professor of
logic at the University of Aberdeen since 1S80. He hns
contributed largely to the leading English reviews. 1.
1 III tiju syniiiatlietii;
■.. An'., xxxviii. 'JKi.
iiiiMilsof fdrmor iTitics,
Ills estliimu's, luiirkcvf
'■ .iubtle a|p|irLTiiui(jn of
•Jtry. —Speclalur, xlvii
MIN
study (if till' iiooistliem.ii^^ ...
'■lU'oonsiiltT.s careful. yil.
but In- jucIkl's for liiiiLsoK,
thruiiKhdiU by snujiil seii..^i' .1|.
ihe more dulic.ate beauUus (it
lOoi,
^^tl^l^^^^::^,!"^! i!-t " «""-. .-.i ouufui .„
rsSS,'"V«i;. or svf ''"'""" "f ""'''" "''''^^"". '^«"-.
bro^ko'c('.!l'cL..?*7' r'?""*?' "•■•^- e™'"'""e'l »t I>o,„.
nf VIM II ^ ' ^."'"'^'■"'KO. l'*^!; (jnluinud 1871): va'ar
i,s,n 8v!r"'" ""™ '•"'"• ^^'p''-' ""-i Wes, Lin:;
Militon, Henry, M.D. I. a Pr«oti(jal Hoinoeonathio
1 ST °" "," V'-^*-'"""^ "f ^^'""«" ''"'1 Children *?Y,rk
8v... .! Uterine Thenipcutie.s, N. York, 18,H4. '
111 ordained lS4;i: ehaplaiu of Eaton Cira pel 1 '« -
.1 I. Lectures on I'nitarianism, Lon.. 18(7, 2ino -
1. Ihe (Jloiy (jf Christ in tho Creation an.l Reconcilia
ion : S.3rii,on8 preaehed in Eaton Chapel. I^,„ KSB8
2n(,. 1 I nworth.vof Eternal l,ife: a li,^pi; t" 'c.non
Lidd(.n8 Sermon; 2,\ ed., Lon.. 1,-S7,s, Svo. 5 "im i v
or, Christian Love, Lon., 1878, 16ino. «. ih(^ Or/at
Pyrauiid : a Leelure, Lon., 1880, 8vo
Miiitorn, Mrs. J. H. ,. Hand-B„ok of Paner
Flo>ver .\Iakin«. Illos,. ;!,, <„,.^ i |,^« Umo^'>
Ussonsin Mower and Fruit Modelling in wkx lilusV '
MiiUurii, Robert Bowne, b, 18:wi. in New York
tit.v; yrii.luated at Coluinliia Colle.^e 18o6 Pm,! \Z
York to Delhi, by \V,iy of Kio de J.Tne r, , Au.!™ i ^Tind
China, N. York and Lon., 1,S5S, ,2„i„; new ed. S7
, « "7",V*^""'*"'- '• T"t vols We.st, Lon 18^7
r. Svo "'' ""'* °"""" l'™""*. Lon., 1861, '
Mitchel, F. A. Ornisby Macknisht Mitohel A»
f^rsr^ zit::i"8^'8vr'"«^"'''''"'^ ^--'- '^ ^
•iei/'wu.h.^'^n^liyar^e:;^''""" "'« ">fi">eyn„wanl. . . .
( leer^^^^^^ l^":" '"' 'I'"', which Is tau«lit hv !
"Iways nil a K-eat ml ,f'l\■S'i;;.\^•''^ '" " 'i'"« that i.uist ;
i;^:!^;;,-^:t::,:::^rS;d'j;'=-^^
?ii,en n \ew VoVk ''' i*^",'™' "'""■•' '>« "'"""J 'ho
«; 1 , ,; ^'^^^- "'"1 'li'i-ing the civil war th„
Kr^i e ed'" TV '"r '■^"' ^""""-^ before hiTdUh
coirn tedm h J f'PPerary, but the election wa.
»" ke.i ou hi. ^"'7"'' ""'l.'"' 7"^ '^ f^'"" "''« '""' ""t
1 (AM, ,„/,,, Lif« and Times Of Aodh O'Neill IVJnc. )
t^lTknTfV ^"'Z- «''•• <""itl«'l "Life «f 1 u«hi
V '^tiill. Earl of ryrone." N. V.ok. I870 ]•>,„„ o j*' :
^nuriiai ; .,r. Five Years in British PHso'ns', N-'Yi'.^k I
'!>ois..Svo. And aeo DAVis, Thomas, aiKe, vol. i.
MIT
I iflitchel, Orinsby Mncknuht. LI n r ,
vo . ii,, add I Isou i«.io •^"■"B"»» '-.''.U., [oh/,.
For biog., see M,T( ,m K A ""'J"J-«fnoral I8B2.
'■ i^.ft'^r^y "'• ">o Bible, N. Yo;k. lHl'^%;J^""■
Li^:'iS:de,*K;ur;:^T;!ir"8vr"2i^:i"V'"'
bridge Wells, same year. ' ' ^"^ "''• ^""■
,i?,"?'!f"'.."«r- Alexander Ferrier, D I) b
^and^i ;;;!;;";;; rb(j;e:r^^^^^'r:;u::^S":
^" 1"; '1 "^f "f^^^f/'t ''•'■-"'■>«• 1^''^" ii^>.i M
T,'is , ,?• ^'"' "^''''''il'uin.s and their Work • or
I Mo^;r\i ;r:7,f ''" '"""'i ><^"""-tio„ i„°'it; «::
' Th^ 1- Germany: a Lecture, Lon., ISfi7, 4to
;;d! Mi 'i*'!""""' ^"""■'bl.v : its History , „d .v am?
g^i;[;r^^-h-^-;ie^T;(r;,rl:^;,.^l!^
c; ./a„!.r:i;;!.;;n^'.^;-^^r^;y; j-i^^^
:j;x^:cipiei^^t,^ri:a:^i^:-^^
m n.^;.V "''""'"^^:,»' 1 "■'-'onpans, Minutes li ,he Me?!
m nster Assembly while eiiKnged in iircnarin.' tlw.iV
: ^--^^'.T ;>i.- Chiir,^ GoverrJiufnt, C^infiXof f^ h
Hmo*""''* '!', '■"!'' ^",r ''*'«'y- '• Crystals, Phila
ISmo. 1. ihe i.,„,,, u„y i„ Alabama, "l-hila"., liosj,'
Mitchell, Arthnr, M.D., LL.D., FRS .Sent
o«k h„ ,„„|i,„| ,,^.^,^,,^ „^ ,.-.^ Col e*e, Aberdeen'
M8j comn,i.ss,o„er in lunacy for Sc.itlamI vice- resi'
'::trc-^s:i;n^y^8i^:---<ii^in^-
M.uiVi:S;h;;;:;';y,?;;j™,^;.;''^rim.; i>r ^^,c,l..|^s c(,ne^
history wfiei, 11 ore i ,1 „,(,,,. ' " """' '" '"""""
of hiKlian(ll(,W('iv /.iii,,. '^ iniiontr nu.,, slates both
lor till, mail, icr\;M',v "• !;h ;■ ,';,'",: s",",:',!; 'i"" '""'■"'y
ou.s am va iiiihk. I'mcLsViVi-, i, V, i ', '^. h>r the ciiri-
^nf"^^:^'/; *;:„!:: ,J^;:";f'H;Construe.ion am. .raw.
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"flings MaxUo;::ni™sTL(^:'i87^,'\^r'"
n;c tiV wYork'r'i';;.;"''',,""""' " '""^^'y -"">■
i^n,^ustriai"„);'^:;";ij^;;„,^^:-^s«-^;'y^^«es
I My F,nn'"ofT,"" "' /'>'^ ''«- Exposition of is.'
ISd'!^* . ,Edf?owood: a Country Book, N. York
X v; k Tsiir-i':::" '.'"r- %•"' «■'— .iit'a,d It" ';
-.y:n^;Vr;:r.,e;:er:!:U'si?pL[^f^^:v:;i;^
£:lusln[?:'^;^;^;^--i:S;y^^^^
;.nd X^t ''s';' ^'"T.-T^"'- ■■ ''"w an,T wh; ''they ive •
and what .Stones they told. N York 1877 loV., o
ThoWoodbridge Reco^ N^. llaVen,' I'ss"' jl'Zniei
iiiy
MIT
MIT
Tyler; ii Memorial Voluino, iss;i. 10. Bound Together:
II Sheaf of I'lipors, N. York, Issi, 12mu.
itlitclicll, K. (I'M.) Streiiinlets from the Fimnliiin,
l;On., IStiii, I.KiiU).
Mitchell, Ui Five ThouFiiml n Yeiir, itn<l how I
iiiiido it in Five Years' Time, Host., 18711, I'-'ino.
.Mitchell, E. U. Siege-Life in Paris, Lon., 1870,
8vo.
Mitchell, lidiilillld. A Mysterious Tru:t, I,on.,
1885, p. 8\-o.
Mitchell, Kdwnrtl Copp^c, L1,.I)., ls;)ii-isR7,
1). in SavanniUi, (in.; j^nnlualed iit the University of
Pennsylvania 185.'); inlinitted to the bar l'^58: iieoarue
jirofesaor of the law of real estate, eonveyancinj;, and
equity jurispruilenuo in the University of Pennsylvania
in 187.'1, and dean of the liuv department in 1S74. 1. Sep-
arate Use in I'l'nnsylvania, Pliila., 1S75. 2. Contracts
fijr the Sale of Ijand in Pennsylvania. Phila., 1S77, 8vo.
'A, The lOipiitablo Uolation of the liuyer and Seller of
Land under (jontraet and before Conveyance : Two Leo-
turos, I'hila., 1S77.
Mitchell, Kdward C'lishiiiK, l> I> , h. Is.'.i. at
East Bridgeivater, Mass.; ;;ranilson of N'aliuui .Mitchell,
i,niilr, vol. ii.;) eilncated at Waterville CollCf;e, .Maine,
and at Newton Theological Seminary; iirofessor of lie-
brew in the Baptist Theological Semioary at Chiea;,'o
1,S7II-7S ; later successively prcjfessorof liiblical interpre-
tation in Ueirent's Park liaptist College, London, Eiig.,
and president of the ISajitist Theological School. Paris,
France. He resigned that position in 1882, and in 1887
became president of Leiand University, Now Orleans. 1.
Principles of Hebrew (Jramiiiar, Amlover. .Mass., ISSO.
2. Critical Iland-Book : a (iuiile to the Study of the Au-
thenlicity. Canon, and Text of the Greek New Testa-
ment. Illustrated by a Map, Diagrams, and Fac-.Similes,
Lon. anil Andover, i880, cr. 8vo; now ed., 1833. I). 'Les
Sonnies du Nouveau Testament, Paris, 1882. Anil see
D.WIES, HKN'.r VMIN, ail/il-d.
.Mitchell, .Mr8. Elizabeth Ilarcourt, daughter
of .lohn K. W. Kolls, of the llendre, Monuioutbshiro;
marrieil, 18fii), to Frank .Johnstone .Mitchell. I. First-
Fruits: Poems, Lon., I860, 1 2nio. 2. The Light-House :
a Novel, Lon., 1S60, 2 vols. p. 8vo. .'J. WildTbv.ne:
Verses, Lon., 1801, fp. 8vo. 4. Losing and Winning: a
Tale, Lon., ISOH, 2 vols. p. Svo. 5. Hatherleigh Cross;
a Talc, Lon., 1804, 18nio. 6. The School-Ijty Saint; a
Sketch of Uo la Perrie, Lon., 1875, p. 8vo. 7. The Beau-
tiful Face: a Tale for Young and Old, Lon., 1879, 12mo.
8, The Little Blue Lady, and other Tales, Lon., 1880, p.
Svo. it. Norton Hall; a Tale, Lon., 1881, p. 8vo. 10.
The Diamond King: a Tale, Lon., 1882, p. Svo. 11. Her
Majesty's Bear: a Tale of the Time of Queen Elizabeth,
Lon., lS8:i, p. Svo. 12. Golden Horseshoes: a Tale of
Chivalry, Lon., 1884, j). 8vo. 18, Meditations on Gen-
esis; new ed., Lon.. 1880, 12mo. 14. Meditations on
E.xodus, Lon., 1886, 12mo. 15. The Church in the \^al-
ley. Illust. Lon., 1880, p. Svo. 16. Engel the Fear-
less. Illust. Lon., 1SS6, p. Svo. 17. A Short Church
History. Revised by a Committee of Clergy. Lon., 18S7,
12mo.
.Mitchell, F. S. The Birds of Lancn-shire. Illus-
trated by J. G. Keulemans, Victor Prout, &,o, Lon.,
1885.
" As a contribution to ornithological literature, the book
mcrit-s a cognizance far wider than its local scope would
indicate."— ylm<(., xxviii. 171.
Mitchell, G. Letters to Earl Kussoll on Events at
AVarsaw, Lon., 1862, Svo.
.Mitchell, G. W. X-t-Y = Z; or, Tlio .Sleeping
Preacher of North Alabama : containing an Account
gf .Most Wonderful Mysterious Mental Phenomena, fully
authenticated by Living Witnesses, N. York, 1877,
16ino.
Mitchell, II. The Diamonds and Golc^ of South
Africa: witli the Transvaal (iold Law, Lon., 1888, Svo.
Mitchell, Rev. Hinckley Gilbert, Ph.D., b.
1816. at "1,00, N.Y.; educated at Wesleyan University, at
the School of Thcidogy of Boston, and at the University
of Leipsic, Germany; became professor of Hebrew and
Old Testament e.\egesi8 in Boston University 1881. 1.
Final Con.structions of Biblical Hebrew, Leipsic, 18711.
2. Hebrew Leasims, Bost., iBS4.
Mitchell, J. Scripture and Tradition in Church
Government, Ijon., 1875, p. Svo.
Mitchell, J. Aberdeen Town-Hall Armorial Benr-
ings: with Notices of Institutions, Families, and Per-
sons so represented, Aberdeen, 1877, Svo, Anon.
1120
iMitcliell, J. A Daily Fount. i in fir the Young:
Tc.vt and Uccitation, Lon., 1880, ISnio.
.Mitchell,.!. A. I. The Summer School of Philoso.
phy at Mount Desert. Illi N. York, 1881, 4to. 2.
The llomanco of the .'\Iooii, N. York, 1880, 24
.Mitchell, J. II. Chrestos : a Religious Fplthct; its
Import anit Inllucncc, Lon., ISSO, cr. S\'o.
Mitchell, J. M. The Runic Literature of Scandi-
navia. Lon., isfi.'i, ito.
Mitchell, ilev. J. .Miirrny, .M.A., LL.D., mission.
ary ollhe Free Church in Inilia. I. .Memoirs of Unix ri
Ncsbill, l.on., 1S.">S, p. 8vo. 2. The Religious Coiiiliii.ni
cd' Christendom : Papers, Lon., 18S0, Svo. :i. Ilindui-'ii,
I'ast anil Pri'scnt : with an Account of Recent lliii<lii
Reformers, and a Brief Comparison between llindiii-in
and Christianity, Lon., 1>S5, cr, Svo. 4. Foreign .\li,-
sions of tile Pi'olestant Churches: their Slate ar.d th<>ir
Prospects. N. Viprk, 18SS, lOino.
I Mitchell, .Mrs. J. Miirrny. 1. In India: SketLdos
! of Iiidi:n) Life and Travel ; from Letters and .Iourii;il-.
j Lon.. ISTO. cr. Svo.
"A small hut Hclconie ('oiilriluitidii lo the descriptive
literature cpf modern India."— .Icik*., x. 100.
2. In Soullu'rn liiili;i: a A'isit to some of the Cliii f
.Mission Stations in the Madras Presiileiicy. Map and
Illust. Lon., 1SS5, cr. Svo.
.Mitchell, .1. \V. S. History of Freemasonry, iind
Masonic Digests, ,'Miiricltii. tin., ISliO, 2 vols. Svo.
Mitchell, Kev..lniiiC!<, D.D. The Life and Timis
of Levi Scott, D.D., (Uic id' the Bishoiis of the Mcth.,dUr
Episcopal Church : witli a Preface by Rev. D. P. Kidder,
D.D., N. York, IsSo, 12mo.
Mitchell, Ilev. Jaines, minister of the Parisli
Church. South Leilh. Secessiims from the Churcli of
Scotland: Riseand Progress of Voluntaryism, (St. (files'
Lectures,) Edin., IssO. p. Svo.
Mitchell, Jaines Tyndale, LL.D., b. Is.'?!, at
Belleville, 111.; graduiited at Harvard 1855, and at the
law deiiartment of the University of I'enn.sylvania ls57 ;
was admitted to the bar ; became a judge of the district
court of Philadelphia 1871; transferred to the coi.it of
common pleas 1875, and re-eleetcil in 1S81. He eililcd
the American Law Register 1801-87. 1. A History of
the District Court, 1875. 2, Mitchell on Motions and
Rules, 187'J.
Mitchell, James Y. History and Directory of
the Temple Presbyterian Church. Illust. Phila., IST^!,
16mo.
Mitchell, John. 1. London Thoroughfares, Lon.,
1857. 2. The Truth about America : the Electoral .-Sys-
tem. Lon., ISOO, p. Svo.
Mitchell, John, 180:i-lS74, b. at Montrose, Scot-
land. A JIanual of I'unctuation, Ac. By a Practicnl
Printer. Manchester, ISJi).
Mitchell, Miu.-Gen. John, [imfc, vol. ii.,
.MiTi'iiKi.i., LiKfT.-Coi.. J. H. p., add.] Biogrnphics of
Eminent Soldiers of the Last Four Centuries : with a .Me-
moir of the Author, Edin. and Lon., 1805, p. Svo.
Mitchell, Ilev. John, [mi re, vol. ii., fourth of ilic
name, add.,] d. IS70. Derweiit ; or. Recollections nl ;i
Young Life in the Country. By John C'hesler, [pseud.]
N. York, 1872, 12mo.
Mitchell, John M. The Herring : its Natural His
tory and Nalioiial Importance, Lon., 1S64, Svo.
Mitchell, li. II. Report on the Seizure by the
Abyssinians of the (icological and Mineralogical Hccoii-
naissrnce Expedition attached to the General Stall' of liie
Egyptian Army, Lon., 1878, r. Svo.
Mitchell, I..nngdon Elwyn, son of Dr. S. W.
Mitchell, iii/m, .Sylvian, a Tragedy, and Poems, liv
.John Pliili]) Varlcy, [pseud.] N. York, 1880.
Mitchell, Mrs. Lncy M. 1. A History of Ancicn,
Sculpture. Illust. N. "i ork and Lon., ISSIt, r. Svo.
" Iiisiiito of some blcmi.slu's. it is by far the best hnnk on
(Ireek art that we possess in JCnglisli. For originaliiy nf
views the archceiilogisl will still looklo Mr. Murray's ' lli-
tiiry of Aneiciit .Seulpliire;' but for a woll-iii^'li exhr.usiivc.
for a usually accurate, and always clear r/stimi'id'thcMili-
ject, this new volume liii-s no ri\al."— J.v.nk E. HauiusuN :
Acad.. XXV. 408.
2. Selections from .iVncient Sculpture : Twenty Photo-
type Plates made for Mrs. Mitchell, illustrative of lur
Work on Ancient Sculpture: witii Descriptive Text, X,
York, 1883, fol.
Mitchell, Mary A. (Trans.) A Heart Regained,
by Carmen Sylva, Queen of Roumania, Bosl., ISSS, Svo.
Mitchell, Nathan J. Reminiscences and Inci-
dents in the Life and Travels of a Pioneer Preacher of
MIT
Mitchell, Hev. Itob.^rt, ,,„8t<.r of tho E U
initchell, Kohert, M.R.C.S. A (icncrnl nn.l Mi.
toncal Trc..ei.o „„ Cu„cer U.e, Us Cau ClTol . , i
Mitchell, llohcrt. ' Willi,,,,, „f N„r,n„n,lv a
I'lav, in I''ivi' Acts; l-Vho •! I',„.,„ i, . ,*" "' "i".* • a
Mitchell u..ih^''iv^i:;,ru :;;:■"/:, ::;c:i
Mitchell, Mrs. Sauers. l-,„i„ a cloud iiv
Anon 1 ,,ntocl for |ii-,vMte ciiviilation.
P,'^""? '' •'**'"'' "•■''■' ■^•■l'- '''-I>-. b. I821I in
Pl>,laclc.|,,l„„; son of J„h„ Koursley AliR.|R.ll M n
",-v., -nuc, vol. ii.;, „,|,u.ate.| at (he L'nivcs vof l-enn-'
y van,a an,l g,-a,l„„tu,| at .(wrerson Mcliealb^ego i,
iS..(l. lin,.,„jr th,. ,.ivil wa,. 1,0 l„ui ehargo of t ,c r "
anny hospital wanis for .li.oas.a an.l iifjiii-ics f tie
nervous sy.stcn at Turner'. l,ano Hospital, l>h lac I
l.hia. JI,. practises in l>liila,lolpl,i,v as a sieci i i
nervous ,l,seases, is a ,nember of many seie, tillc eocie
' ,1 1.1 • ,",''' •^'•■"«'"t'">i, and has been president
ol tl IMiiladelphia Collego of I'hysieians. Ill p.,, "
"" I'liysiology toxicology, and nervous diseases nu be
over one hundred and he has eontiibuted in pro." ,,u
erso to leading Arneriean periodicals. I. (Ed J i" '
Ii n Ts^V iQ ' •, „"^ *^"''° '^- 'Mitchell, M.D
ment that uverv wiuVl is r ,1 r V,' 'iTsenessol siate-
u.ac.a;s a lesson too'ii.>^oicrij'r';;;;^e:;;::i."i::^>;ir
.•.;iia!r[t„;:: ,^,^::"V'?;!. ;,^r„r"T'"'"rr'-
f. make then,, I'hila., IS7" Ano >,;"''' ""' ^'7
;ss4; ,th od: eiuitied .'i^.lC' ill 1 h '::■ ^t^t
M^^nthJffi'-S'Kti^d
th;,!'^S:!ltrj/^«ni;-oss.^.^^,e „,,e to a volume of
in I'liila.lelphia.aiol th'v ,lo,l\w ' "pt two are laid
the Quake^V'-.VoJloH,x.vxi 1711 " ■"'™"^''*' ^'-■'^^t of
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II. In War lime, [a novel,] Bost., 1S85,
1SS2, Kimo.
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charactiT i/ati' t lio briil,,' i' -i',',"/ 1"^'.'""'»-, 'l'^' <lolica e
inad,.p,atec;,n^i,l;^i!;;;'^'!!.Cff-",i':-^l-r than the
shadl^,^^^;^!;;^^^,;:,,!;;;;^" "I'l-^'ensioi, or ,|,e ,i„er
eraryskill in b Wii?eV,,rrs T;/ lU'-" " »" ,"" ""1« 'H-
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more than a eareless rea.li '.''■-.V, ,• ' V . '7 '" ''"''■■"■'-'
sense-and its linely ( is ,p 11, .r " r' ,'" "'O,l>ictorial
ill a place anart froTVi V ,.. I,^. literary workmanship set it
Ki,.i!sh lu^^i.' w" A.'};-:^,,^!;™^!',:.'^?, '"^I'^xf if""' "^■■^™«'-"
, ;•■ A Masque, anri other Poems, Host.' \HM Svo
lliuextraordinary versatilitvof Ir - \V >lr V-?"' >,
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-W Wounds, and olher in uri^^^rthf;^:;.: "p l'^
lN.I,er. Svo. With liKii'iiKiiT FT M I) I ,L '
"|.on tlie V,.„oms of I^,isonous Serpent W,;:.''?™^'?
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aii'l Cure. Lon., is.w s,.';/ ' ^- ^^'''f'"-'--'-- '1^ ''ause
""Ss'^iv '^" '-- -" •-"" '
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IMitrurd, Algernon Ilertram Kreeninn-,C.n.,
b. Is;i7; secretary to II, M. ciimiiiiMiioiiur of works
IH74-8B; formerly seconil nocrelary tci thu Hrilish Ivun-
lion ill Japan; assuiiicil the uilclitioniil suriiaine of Free-
man in Is8l). Tales cjf Old .Ia|Min : witli Illustrationa
drawn anil cut on Wood bv Jaiiaiieso Artists, Lon., Is'l,
Xvo; 2d ed., 1874.
"Tlio most iiitcroslint; of tlii' M.iries collcctoil liv Mr.
Mitford arc \iii(luulilcilly tlii> ' Fiiirv-Tali'.s.' fur in tlioin the
linlis lii'ccinio cluarly visililf whirh uuUv ilio folk-lure uf
Japan Willi lliiil uf tlu' liiilu.Kiiro|it'Kii llatiull^ , , . (ircat
ori'dit is (Inc lu .Mr. .Milford lor ilif care lie lias taken in
the work ol Iraiislalioii. lie has sncce.ssfiilly rendered the
Japaiie.se idi s with truth and e.vactiiess into pleasant
iind readahii- Kimlisli, and lias added iiineli to the interest
of his work hy tlie illnsliiilive eoinineiitary he has been
able to supply on Ihe manners and ciistuMLs uf the people
nailiereil from his own e.xperieiees in the LhikI id' the
KisiiiK Sun."— .svi(. It, i:. \\\i. ;ii7.
.llitrord, Ilertram. I. Our Arms in Zululand :
the Three Ureat llattles, in Verso, I.on., 1S8I, IJuio. 2.
Througli the Zulu Cuiintry : its liattle- Fields and People.
Illust. I,im., ]ss:i. 8vo.
"I'oor thuiiKh this narrative is as n whole, yet In parts
we have luiinil it interesting. It is nut everywhere
siiK.lhered lienealh the weiKht uf words wliieli the author
has laiil oil it. Ills junrney in ilseif was in luie respeet a
very siirpiisini; one. Tliruuu-li a wild euiniirv over whieli
we hud earrieil a lleree war so short a while before
amidst a race of men who. however iiimdi they may have
raised them.selves above their iiei)jlihoiirs, nevertheless are
savages, he was able to travel In perfect safety."— Su(. Jiev.,
Ivi. 44-.
Mitford, C. L. The Arab's Pledge: ii Tale of
Morocco, L(jn.. ISii".
Mitford, Edward Ledwicli, F.lt.a.,s., of the
]iengnl civil service; retired. 1. Poems, Dramatic and
Lyrical, Lon., 18(i!l, p. 8vo. 2. A Land Marcli from
England to Ceylon Forty Years Ago, through IJalmjitin,
Montenegro, Turkey, Asia Minor, Syria, Palestine,
Assyria, Persia, Afghanistan, Scinde, and India, of which
7M0II Miles on Horseback. Illust. Lon., 1884, 2 vols.
(This work i.s composed of letters written more than
fortv years before publication.)
" He . . . has iiniie jiistilied his publication, which has
been skiltnlly [lut together out of letters written home,
allied possibly by personal recolleetiuns."— ,S(i(. Kn:, Iviii.
Mitford, Miuor-<;en. Keginald Colvil Wil-
Main llevt'ley, b. 18;i9; served in the Indian Mutiny,
in the Afghan war 18711-80, Ac. ; retired 188fi. I. To
Caubul with the Cavalry Brigade: a Narrative of Per-
sonal K.xperionces with the Force under General Sir F.
S. Roberts, O.C.I!. Illust. Lon., 188(1, Svo; 2d ed.,
1881. '
" It is the .straightforward storyof a spirited .soldier, who
saw a good ileal of exoitiiig service. . . . His few illnstra-
tlous are excellent, and give a vivid idea of the general
character ot the eoiiiitry.'*— avi(. ]tei\, I. 77.1.
2. Orient and Occident : a Journey Fast from Lahore
to Liverpool. Illust. Lon., 1888, p. Svo.
'' Gen. Mitford is a good observer ; and, even while trav-
elling over the well-worn track, he ha.s succeeded not only
111 noting a great number of interesting fuels, but also iii
embodying them in a readable book."— .livuf., xxxiv 18;i
Mitra, Itiijviidraliiia, LL.I)., C.I.H. I. Muddha
Oayli, the lleniiitage of ,si,'ikya Muni, Calcutta, 1879.
" The book deserves e.xaniination byall interested in the
snljjeet of liiiddhist history and arclueology."— .4//i.,-Nu.
"The author is a native of Heiigal, most favourably
kiiowii, who wields the weapons of hi.i silence witli great
sk ll.and whose Kiigiish style is as pure and irreproaeli-
aljle as that ol any Kiiglisli author."— .4cu'/.. xvil. J)s.
2. The Antiquities of Orissa, (Published by Order of
the (iovernment of India,) Calcutta, 2 vols. (Vol. ii. is
a, folio of photographic illustrations.) 3. Indo-Aryans:
Contributions towards the Elucidation of their Ancient
and MediiBval History, Lini., IS82, 2 vols. 8vo.
".N'ot a few of the chapters in the.sc two volumes of
liapers, eoutribiiled ehietly to the Journal of the Asiatic
>-ocletyof Heiigal, toiieli on (luestlons which can scarcely
b ' regarded as delinitively settled, and which for ail genu-
iiie historical .students pos.scss both interest and
tuiice."— *'«(. llri:, liv. J 18.
I gen
I'mpor-
4. The Sanskrit Huddhist Literature of Nepal, Cal-
cutta, 1882, 8vo. (This is a vnlntiuiiie ritlminii' of a
collection of MSS. presented to the 'Asiatic .Society of
liengal, with a memoir of the donor.)
"Wiil prove inillsOi-ii,-.able to all who aim at the serious
study of Bnddhist tlnnightand teaching."— .4W., No. •iO:V
Mivart, St. George, M.D., Ph.D., F.U.S., b. 1827,'
in London; was educated at Harrow School, and at
King's College, London, and, having become a Roman
Catholic in 1844, finished his studies at St. Mary's Col-
MIV
f lege, Oscott ; called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn Is.il ;
I became lecturer at St. .Mary's Hospital .Medical Selio'd
j 1_SB2, and jirofessor of biology at University College,
Kensington, 1874. He has been vice-president of the
Zoological Society and secretary of the Linntean .'^ocielv.
and has contributed largely to the publications of learm-il
societies, to seientitio and literary reviews, and tj lln-
Ninth Kdition of the Fncycloiiiedia Britannica. 1. (in
the (ienesis of Species, Lon , 1871, p. 8vo ; 2d ed. siiiiu-
year.
•■ 111 no work in the Knglish language has this great i
troversy been treated at once willi the same broad nml
vigorous grasp of fuels and the same libenil and cumli.l
temper. . . . What .Mr. .Mivart insisls iipuii Is that the-
theory uf .Natural Selection, however suppleiiieiiled ainl
aided by that of Pangenesis, thiiugli true, is not the wh.ile
truth; that it can beshown lu be iiuile insiitlleieiit tu i \.
plain a number of important pheiionHioi ineiled w iili
the Origin of Species, and thai it niiisl. in eoiiseiiueine
It-sell be capable uf being merged in sunie higher law'
allied and siippleineiited by some more recondite agenev '
—■■<al. Kii:. xxxi, IT'.i. ' '
"Though by no means disposed originiillv to di.-s.-m
Ironi the theurvi.f Natural .Selectiuii.if only il's dilliniliir^
could be solved, he [the aullior) has found each siici-essue
year that deeper eonsideratiun and mure careful cxaiiiiim.
tion have more and more brought home to him theiiiad-
eiiinicy of Mr. Iiarwin's tlieorv to account for the preservu-
tion and intensllieation of incipient, specilic. and geimiiic
eharaeters. That minute, fortuitous, and indellnite vaiiu-
tions could have brought about such .siiceial furiiis mid
niodillcations as have b<>eii c'linmenited in this ehapi.-r
seems to contradiet, not imagination, but reason."— A'.i7mi-/
/row Ihi Hurt:.
1 "To estimate aright the vnliditv of these objections
, would reiinlre a volume."— .4W., No, JJHl.
i 2. Man and Apes: an Exposition of Structural lie
semblances and Uilferences bearing upon Questions ,,f
Affinity and Origin, Lon., 187.'!. p. 8vo.
"A short. 'dear, and popular de.seription of Ihe vu:iuiii
groupsof apes, monkeys, and lemurs, with asoniewhnt de-
tailed account of tlie various points, both of external aii<l
internal anatomy, in wliicli they agree with, or diltcr
Irom, the human organization. . . . The general reader
cannot have a more iriistworlhv guide to the facts uf this
somewhat complex but very ioiiiortaiit subject. "—Alkhko
K, Wallack; Acad., v. liCi,
I .'!. Lessons in Elementary Anatomy, Lon., 187.'i, Kinio :
new ed., 1878, 12uio. 4. Th'e Common' Frog. Illust. l.on.!
1874, p. Svo. 0. Contemporary Evolution : an Essaj
some Recent Social Changes. Lon., 187R, p. Svo.
"If liny man will hike eoiiiisel and learn hnwthat llie
doetniie ol evuliition is a most orthodox opinion, and has
been opiiorliinely raised up in these latter davs as a singu-
lar eonllrmation of Papal infallibiiitv, and 'for a witiie-^
to the never-failing di.seretion of the Church in dealing
withmatten<of proTaiie science; tliatthethingitself temls
altogether to the aihantage of the chiirch aforesaid, iiisu-
niiieh that in some moderate space of time all heresies iiiid
opposilKaiswill.by mere form of natural. selection, lie I'lciiii
exterminated, and the civilized world liappilv restored i-
the obedience of the See of Rome and the peripat, M.
philosophy; (inallv, that ' the cnlmimition of tlie prucc-
of evolution ' has been the great Vatican decree, llie kcv
stone of the great arch id' civil and religious iibcriv.'-ii'll
these things and more heshall Iind abnndantlvaiid'iaagis-
terittlly deniunstrated by Mr. Mivart in the "compass of
.some two hundred and hfly pages, and a chapter on eccle-
siastical ar.diitectiire into the bargain. . . . His Imuk i-
alter all, a perfect jewel of paradox."— .s'nr A'er., xli. 811.
6. Lessons from Nature, as manilestcd in Mind and
Matter, Lon., lS7f), Svo.
" Mr. Darwin Is not in fairness to be held responsible for
the extremes to wliiidi his conclusions may have bwii
pushed by eager siieculators in the direction of agiiustii isiu
or even ol nihillsni. Against negative or destructive tlun-
rie.s siKdi us these .Mr. Mivart does battle witli a vigour
and an acuteiicss worthy of all praise. In special purls uf
Mr. Darwin's own armour he al.so liiids vulnerable poiiiis.
1 he theory of sexual .selection, in particular, as developed
in the 'Descent of .Man ' meets with much genuine uiid
powerful criticism, which forms indeed the niostsucces.«liil
part of the present volume."— .'•'(i(. liiv.. xlii. i!7l.
7. The Cut: an Introduction to the Study of liuok-
boncd Animals, especially Maminals. Illust. Lon.,
1881, Svo.
"Of the lifteen chapters into which Dr. Mlvart'shnok is
divided, nine . . . seem to iis to contain an udiiiinil.lv
clear and concise account of the animal's structiire .md
development. . . . High as our author stands in ouroii
niation as a descriptive anatomist, he wlmlly fails, if ii..t
to appreciate the Interest which surrounds the Cut, wiili
its remarkably obscure hi.story, at least to illustrate iiMif-
Hciontly.' — ,«/;«-(u/ur, liv. 1171.
8. Nature and Thought : an Introduction to a Nntunil
Philosophy, Lon., 1882, Svo; 2d ed., 1885.
" We hold the book to be a serviceable one, as coiiluiii-
iiig a pointed and intelligent ri'sHm*' of much that bus been
said by the best writers, on both sides, about qiiestiiuis of
the deepest and moat practical Interest, and as offering
MIX
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^-«..A.S. .he secrets ofAngling, .din.. ..,!SS;L'^^S:S3^
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" Ennis Graham." 1. Lover and Husband; a Novel, Lon,,
1S6U, 3 vols, p, Svo; new ed., 1873, 1 vol, 2. She was
Young and Ho was Old, Lon,, 1872, 3 vols, p, Svo. 3. Not
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Illust. Lon., 1880, Svo. 12. Hermy : tho Story of a
Little Girl. Illust. Lon., 1880, p. Svo; new ed„ lS8,i,
13. Miss Bouverio, Lon,, 1880, 3 vols, p. Svo. 14. Ad-
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Hoodie. Illust. Lon., ISSl, p, Svo. 16. Rosy. Illust.
Lon,, 1882, 12mo. 17. Summer Stories for Boys nnd
Girls, Lon., 1882, p. Svo. 18. Boys nnd I: a Child's
Story for Children, Lon,, ISS2, p. Svo, 19. Two Little
AVnifs. Illust. Lon,, 1883, 12mo. 20. Christmas-Tree
Land. Illust. Lon., 1SS4, p. Svo. 21. Lettioe, Lon,,
1884, p, Svo, 22. Tho Little Old Portrait, Lon,, 1884, p.
Svo. 23, " Us:'' an Old-Fashioned Story. Illust. Lon,,
1885, p. Svo. 24. A Charge Fulfilled, Lon., 18S6, p. Svo,
25. Four Winds Farm. Illust. Lon., 1 886, p. Svo. 26.
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Molesworth, Itev. William Nassau, M.A.,
1124
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Rev. J. E. N. .Molesworth, (mif., vol. ii.;) eilucuted ut
tho King's School, Canterbury, nnd at Pembroke (.'ui-
lege, (.'nmlnidge, whore ho graduated, senior uptime.
18;19; ordained Is;i9; perpetual (mrate of St. Andrew'-,
.Manchester, 1842-41, ami theroaller vicnr of St. Cleiii-
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Imporlance of Secular Inslruetion. Lon., 1S57. 2. En;;-
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n Story of Bohemian Life, Lon., 1882, 3 vols. p. Svo.
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Iviii. «B.
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or rtriiiiKii „n.| CI(ii,inaunoi»(., Dublin, 1 NS(1
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in the ,,r,, .4' " w li I, i,f ™""""' ',"i^ >f"'""'' '""'
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fchlH!.irgn'e!rS'-. v!;;rk' ,'5;.t7,C^"^''' ""' «-"''
of the". Jallf^'f ."jiThe' {■nivefso^i^'ll'"';,' «"".''^'"? P"^'™"
must be thanke r the most v..ln,..V'.'' "";«?, hand, he
made to the lite™t,,,."!t'f ''".'"' ..y.'.'','!''I''«.'="''t'''''i'fi<>i' .vet
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and he is riKht iii I Lv^L,"' ''^^.'-?, "f niformation, . . .
what he setiZvvn appear"f,r ifi H 4? r*'"'""," .P""'"" "f
.Iraif., .x.xxv. ^30 ' P*""^' ""^ '"« Hist time ill Kuu'Msh."—
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York, iH.'i.'i. 4loi with I'.. I. vol, of phitei".
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gk'."-.l'/i.. No, 11T7,
.Yloney, Agnes li. Old Songs for Young \ onis :
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ailed to the b;ir practical experience, and has ttsted the liiboiiis of other
l.iabilitv of Inn- men. . . . Colonel .Money's wencral rules and principles. 11,,
■' farasweeaii form a JndKmeiit.seem to have reason aswell
as e.xiH'ileneo on their side, , . . .No tea-planter can iill'H'l
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Money, J. W. B., barrister-nt-law. Java; or.
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nilc in Javd The result is Ijv no nieiins lavourable 1" our
own iiatioi I is therefore the more deserving our atleii-
tive eonsld. ion,"— .'mi(. Jici:, xi. .W7.
Money. Walter, F.S.A. 1. (Ed.) The I'aridi
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Furniture and Ornaments; transcribed from Kecords:
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of the Herald and Presbyter. 1. Sermons for Silent
Sabbaths, Cin., 1H84. 2. Socialism and City Evangeli-
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Munfries, Alexander, a teacher in Dundee. 1.
Introduction to the Study of Chaucer, Edin., IH76. 12nio.
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tish Bar Fifty Years Ago: Sketches of Scott and his 1 Mongan, James Koscoe. 1. (Trans.) SaMusts
Contemporaries: with Biographical Notices by U. Ii., Catiline; new ed., LoU., l.-<64, 12ma. 2. (Trans.) X*ii.>
[George Burnett,] Edin., 1871, 4to. Posth. i phon's Anabasis, Books I.-III., Lon., 1864, 12mo. d
Moncrieff, W. D. Scott, C.E. 1. Mary Queen ~ "" ' ■ ^ '^'
of Scots: an Historical Drama, in Five Acts, Glasgow,
1872, Svo. Anon. 2. The Abdication : a Play. lllust.
Lon., 1881, foL
1126
(Trans.) (Edipus Tyrannus of Sophocles, Dublin, IH6^
12mo. 4. Introduction to Ancient Geography, Lon., l^liC.
I2mo. 5. Practical English tJramraar, Lon., 1H68, 12mo.
fl. (Trans.) Annals of Tacitus, Books I.-VI., Lon., 1S72,
MOX
uT', H7; (Trani.) :-e M„l..,lo Imaginairo, by Mnli^re,
o|>h„n« A«,..ilau-, .\ ..nrlumtor, IH71., 12,,,,,. 111. ,Tra,„.,
A liii I,., by Itacinv, Maii,l„..lor, |S7I,, 1 :',„„, 1 1. nVaii. i
lli«l',mrl»riitlMiH„rci,.cn, u({»li,»!{'aiili„,., Ism |:>„„',
.">■ <1™"V' •^'I'l'""!'--"' I'liilnc'iDt,.,-, .Ma„cho»lt.r, issii'
;!,'I,"",o 'Tr'""!;,' *'l'li'"^^l"»' AnliK,„i«. M.„„.hi.,ie,-,
., • , ™"' ' -, ' '.;:""''•' '^'r''"'''l«"' '*J"'«. M«ncl,u..t.r,
Ti ' ,""■ V ': ['""''■> ■'!'» •'^«>'«» CliiiifH „Kui„«(
Ihfbofl, by .K.i,Oiyli,H, M.i„i'be»t(<r, IS,SII, I",,,,, |||
rin.ns.) nvi,l'« K„,ii, Ion., ISMll, V>m.,. 17. (Tm,,,.)'
";"'\'^''''' >n''""'«S l."n„ INHII, l:',„„. IH. (Trail-
I M,„„r»(),ly.-ey, l.on., Issi), |2 111. (Trans.) .Xcm,-
|.hoi, , Cyr..,,,...lia, ,\IunMi,.„t„r, Issi, ll'm„. n,,^ (Tran..)
riif on „f lM,ri|,i,|»-, .\Iain,h,.,-tcr, IN.SI, |:-,„o. 21. Our
lircat .Military r.piiiiiiMiiili'rH, I,i>ii., |,sm:i, i, syo '>•>
(TranH ) Teroi,,,.'- lloaiituiitiiiH.riiiiR.n.J, MaiichesU'r'
."; ' "",',",• ,:,•'• ''''"'""•) liuorn i„-n .\I„r.na, l.ssl.
;s"i"'i.. "'■..'■■T'^ Torenro', Acldphi, .\I„n,.h,-.ner, ;
ISN,, |>„,„. •«. Our Warrior I'rin™*, l,„n., IMSI), „.
Svo. .Mo.-t of Ihu forBKoin« |iiibii,.»lioii» bHonir to ii
.erios of litoral tianslution,- oiititlud " K«lly'» ria.,si„al
K vy !*. i
■MoiigrcUieii, .ViikiinJuh, ,i. isss, „,!. h| • „m
i,n ioi,„i,iry lociber of tl,„ (UM„„ cU,\,. iin.l contrib-
i,l».l to ,(9 ,,ubli,.al,„„s. Ilo wa« placMl on tho civil
.ens on l„t ,l,,r,n« .Mr. Uia.l.-toiioV la.t a.luiii.i.trntion.
1. Iroe-i iin.l .sliriibHlor Kn-lisI, Plantations l.on., 1870
8vo. '. Kn^lan.r.. ForiOKn I'olicy, l,„n., 1S7I, l2iuo. :{
Icatbor.-ide .Manual of lianly Trc.s and Sbrulw, l.oii '
s7fl .'"'i ""•* '^""'•'""•■an Autobioxrapbv, I,on.',' '
1.S78, .) v,.I.H. ,T. sv„. 5. Fr,.o Trud,. and Kn^llinl Co,,,!
rr''l«s';""fi' • 'w"V "''."''• """" ^'""-^ »"' -'-
vso 12,no. ,. Ili.tory of ll,e Krei. Trado .Mov'emen
in hnglund I,on ISSI, l2,„o. s. VWa, for I'rotoc ,„ ;
txauiinud. (fobdfn Club I'ub.,) Lo„., ISS2, Svo il
H fiiltli (,roati..n : wiih an rntro.luction by ,S. .flern'c n'
KSi'l9?f'' ','i""t '"•J''"*^"«'''inalQ..«.'fion, Lon.!
cm''; ,";/,>•'">« De|"-'-'S'i"r., UfotMitand l',T..,.|,t
(tobden Club I'ub,,) I,„n., Iss5, 12nio. 12. (In tlio
Ii,8|,laoomontof Labour and Ca|,ital, (Cobdun Club I'ub )
Moiiier, Joseph. Tho French Revolution : a Poem,
liinto U. Loll., ISS4, |,. Svo.
.Moiiier-Williiims. Sec Williamh.
nMl;^'"l"N' *•«»••■'•.'»'' *''A-" (l>..oud.) See Short-
llol SK, J. llKNUV, 1. 7.11.
I '^"."g'^,', M; ^^' I"'"l"-et«tion of Revelation, fc,
l.on., 18511, 12,110. ' '
.Moiikhouse, Williair Cosmo, an Enslisli art
critic bii. furnished the text lor several pictorial w'rk
vhicbare includclin the following Mat. 1. A Dream of
Idle„e««, Un., 186.., l2mo. 2. A Question of Honour.
« \ovel, I on., 1868, 3 vol.-. ,,. ,Svo. ;). Masterpiece., of
hnglish .\rt: Photographs. Lon., 1868, 4t«. ' 4. The
Jorksof John llcnry Foley, l.on., 187,^, 4to. 5. Sir C i
•..■..(lake: Pictures, with Sketch of tho Artist, ton., 187.^
'il, n ""I"' "'' •I'' '^'^""'' Landseer. Noiv .Series.
" th Descriptions Lot,., 1S77, 4to. 7 Sketehe., by Sir
Idivin Lanoseer; from a Collection of Her Majesty tho
Queen and other Sources : with a History of his Art Life, !
, ""•• llLL' ""• „^- ^'"y "> Kxei-cises in tho Pr&is }'ook,
p.'svo "' '"'^••™' Artists,") Lon., 1879, j
"We consider that the olmpter entitled ' Introdn,.t,,rv' '
t'LaiLsioi nays. — *;,'frt(((or, iiil. 407.
10. Italian Pre.K»phaelites, (" The National Ualle,y.")
illust. Lon., 1887, 12uio. '' '
1 ^s!,""vo""*"' **"' "*• ^'^""'' *'"""* "'"' ^"™'' I"""-'
Jlonkswell, Lord. .«ee Coi.mbh.
Monmouth, Mrs. Elizab«ih Harpe, ("Sophin
l.-ioospun pseud.) 1. .hivenilos. Illust. Host., i87U-
.. I. ^ vols. l«,„o. 2. Much Fruit, Bost., 187J. 3. Liv-
ing on Half a Dime a Day, 188(1, 8vo
lolcdncss and Early Translation, Lon., 1862
•Monro, A. M. 1. The Beautiful I.ndy Chichester •
MON
' Lon'T'i"!?Mf p' "';„.'"'"■• '""'• •'• '"'■ ■• '''■""•^^ f"'^'.
I '!'"!,"''."• *!• "■'''■' '"'""" "'■ Margaret „r Aniou
Ian. Hishop IU.,.kingt md othe,> : wrii„.„ i, ho
.Monro, Dnvid IlilinhlK, M.A uraduntcd nt
llaliiol („||..K., „.„W,|, l>..s; Fellow nf.fr I r » si
voe.provon I871-S2, an,| since then provo,t A drain.'
mar ol the Homeric Dialect. Lon Is.s-svo
^l.lI^■-^:;^ "•'!!:iviii ■'" '"^' ""■"• -"'^'^ »« «^i'"i«r.
isf'.'ir'' "7' ^•!'"'"''' M.A., [.,..,.,,„,. II., a,,,,.,]
isi..-|8m,, gra.luulcdiit (lrielC„l|,.^,.,(iv|„rd, IS.ill- i.i.r
petual curate of Harrow. Wniid lSI2-i)o, an, In.m'ih.n
vicar of St. .lobn's, l.cds. I. Fables, So ,' . ||.
gorics !.„„., ,.s4:i, ismo. 2. Wandering \V,||i.,. I , .,
"I other A legMries, Lon., |s4«, |2,„o. 4. The Hark
, '■;">• Allegory, Lon., IsiO, I2ni,.. 5. The Va.-t Ariiiv :
'" Allegory, Lon., IS.^II, |2i„„. n. True Stories of "it
(igcs Lon. I8i(), ISmo. 7. A View of th.- Parochial Sv .
ten, .,,n.. ,H3,i ,svo h. Sermons on .ho Uesp,:,"brr tv
i Work i n" i's"l' ."""'- .'■""•• "■'^"' '*'"• "• '■"""■''i'il
I_^,,.). l2oo. II. Basil, the Scb.,ol.|(„v , ,.r, Th.^ Il.i;
of Aruo.lel, Ion., I.s.vi.svo. Anon. 4 th ed., IS72. •'
V-"''/.'"'Tr'"r"''- '"""?[• '•""- '"■■■'• '-""-: i"' -'l-
r"i". II. Di,,ly .Stu.lies ,l„ri„g L,.„l, |,„„.. |s,„l, 12,„„
s-,i "l",' •■^'';.K",'-"-""f '■'"■''"'"" '-iloand Death, Lon.,
I il : i'''-| ;• '•'■"",'L"''' ""'' "'■""'"• '"■' Tho,<oldi,.r'
Lite: a lale l.on., 18;,li. |2m..; ,„.w od., IsHy. i;
nr..cbial Lootnreson Fn iish I'oit.y, Lon., 1S.M, I2i„„'
IS. ian.cliial Papers, L ii.. |s.^,s, |2im„. m. fhe Hark
Mountain,: ..„ Allegory. Lon., Is.os, |2mo. 2, S I ,
Prayers lor the Kcelesiastical Yea,-, Lon, 18.-,s |-„„,
ron'""'ls'-"r.,"" '"" .'.'.'""■"'^^'"■^ '■'"'» "I'l TesJaimnt,'
l,m, l,s,,8, ,i vols. 12mo. 22. Illustrations of Faith ■
•-ighi Plain Sermons, Lon., lS(i2. 12nio. 2;i. The Ps
"12 i'2;;',o"'"o-"K?' '"'■ -^' ''""■> ""J Archit i!,:;...
',','■ . . ; • ^''- ^'"'"y: a Sc'l'"'! to "Harrv and
J he Lost Inhe,,tance: a Tale, Lon., l.sM l2mo "A
I.';,la: a lale, Lon., 1861, |2mo. 21). Pa.«cal the Pil"
grim ,• new ed., Lon.. IMI7, l2iiio. 8(1. Kdwi, • Riling;
T2"."/'i-','r'' •"■ F-'IpHnts in the ,>4now : *
mi i'imo. ' ""■ •'^- '^"''^ '■"^ "'« *""'"»• ''""•'
TaS"i??'^«7-'',V"' ^T^':T« ^"«<"'' »"'' "">«'
iaks Lon., 187;., 12mo. 2. .'<elf.SaeriHce, Lon., ls,s|,
T,?„ r « '.T',"- '; ^'"' ^■""'•"'""rs of Red Tor: a
la of South Devon, Lon., 1S77, cr. 8vo. 2. Love L, <t
. but Honor Won, Lon., 1S78, :i vols. cr. Svo. I! C,,un try
, ..->..« Counter I a X„vel, Lon., 1S78,;1 vols. cr. S>o ^
: K?":r^A*^:s~i4-volr;;:^^^ '^--^ -^ ^I'p™-^
! York"",s?,^'l2t ''"" ""'■"^•'•' ""^ ^^' "■■ f-'--' N-
' .n^T;f;^k-Vork;fsfi:j"^::^^ ^-""""^ "-" «^--
' .1,?!°'"'" r' •'•.^- '• "^'""'^"' "f "'•"l^'^n I'iles f.om
. the onnecticut R,ver, X. York, Svo. 2. I.e-crii.tio, , f
he Piers of the New Railroad Bridges ove- UieSe k nk
River, Providence, 18C8, Svo. "^u tnc , cik.,nk
I lei^""'""' •'• "• ^""""■' ""'1 Mi,scellaneou,s Poems,
: Mo-iroe, Lewis B. Manual of Vocal and Physici..!
Tra...;ng. Illust I'iiila., IvCII, 12mo '^
M«>»roe, Mrs. Lewis II. The Story of our
Country. Illust. Bost., lS7(i, sq. 16mo. •>'»'"'"^
KsslTr.'"™^""*' '"'" ^^^ ^'''"•''«"- « ^'"'"'1. L»no
Dame "'l?^' ^^'''' .^,''^'' ^- '' '^""^•«"''-' »f N"tro
Dame: Dramas and Poems, X. York, 1876 12mo 2
(Irans) Sir Thomas More: an Historical Romance-
frmn the French of the Princess de Craon, N. York 1878;
Monsell, Rev. John Samuel Bbwiey, LL D
graduated at Trinity College, Dublin, l,s.32; rector ofsi'
NIC ,ol„.s, u Idford, 1870. 1. Spiritual Song's for the S. nJ
i • • ""»"V'^' ^"y^' I"'"" '8S». 12mo ; 6th ed., 1887 2
Parish Musings: Devotional Poems; ,Olh od., Lon., I86o"
isino A. Prayers and Litanies taken from Holy Scrio-
ture, Lon., ISBl, 16mo; new e,l., 1,S70. 4. Sermons on
1127
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of l'ii|ii'rii, 1,1
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m, ijoMi . 2il f.'l , l^fl'.i. r. (Mir
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ubie A(iroiiliri«. I Viray.
11 Church Ciiti'iii , l.*7l,.
jn\t. (limit. IiOB., l^/.>, Iftlllu.
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"SSimoii tlio Cvrcnliui. iin.l ..llior I'ocui^ . now eil., Lon.,
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HuH"*'!!* Iti Ml I'hi' IMItrion of Kc(lciii|itloii,
Jlonsfr, J. W. (K.l) An li;ii,,)rl.)iia)ilitt on Iho
■;«i(J»n.-i.s. .-it. L.iiii'. IssO, Mvo.
' RdwHrd. I. The HBWii({e Diffloulli-
1ST4, -I'i. I.'. Tliu .AilviiiiliiKcit ol' IW
iif Uriiiniiisf, Lon,, ls;,i, ,Svo. :;.
.'-i.^nKc, iin.l whiit tu Uu with it: ii .Scrliii i
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iMontllKII* II. The t'.ippor, Tin, nn.l Hron/.o Coin-
age, nil. I l'iiliurn.< r.ir ('..inn, of Kni/liin.l, from Klinubitli |
to Vi.it.iriii, l.iMi,, l.ss.^. 1
" It l.s II wiiik wliii'li will (like ltd jiln. •■ hh IIr' stini.lniil
our iip.pii llio Mil.Jfrt .111 wliiiii It triMil.s. • -.l(/i., .Sn. ;iiill.
M<iiitaKii, i'Ord ltolu>rt, \\.\.. IM'., [""'''> >'<>l'
II., ii.l.l.,] li. I.'^L'.O; ami ol'llic sixth Diikt' .if .\Iiiiiuliuntor j
M,P. for Hunlinn.lmiHhiro I.^Sll-TI, iin.i fur Wostniciith
1H"4-S(lj vi.io-iirtviilunt.if tlic eouiieil 1S(I7-()S. I. .Mir-
ror In Anierifii, l,on., I^iil, Hv.i, 1!. Wonla on (livrilialili,
Lon., isill. :i, Tlio Kmir K.x|ioriiuentH in Chiir.li ami
State, nn.l lli.i Cnnlliut.H nf the Cliurchi'.-i, l,.m., I^iil, 8v.i.
"'I'lic Iniirchiiri'lif'iiniis, or ('.x|ii'rliiu'iit.s In Cliiircli aii.l
Stiiti', wlilcli ('iiiiHtltiilo lliui'lik^r siililui't illsi'iisMMl liy th.i
aiilhnr. all) ilu'.lKimtcil n.'.. l^'lrsl, llii' .Niiliiiiiiil (.'liiirilifi
wliiili have liuiMi wtalill.-lii'.i In Knulaii.l, wluTo tlii' lay
anil I'i-Tiial fiL'iiifiils ari' liahiiici'il; . . . Seroinl, tliu liast-
ern rimrrli in Itiissia, wlu'ri; that (Mmri'li Is ii iiioio |nilltl-
I'lil tiiul iif llii' .-lulu; Thir.l. tlu^ Cliiirrli of Konio, whieii
(iVL'i:;.;... ll.i- .-.al.' ; aii.i Knr.rlli. .ViiuTli'iiiilsiii, or tlio way
nf llio .S'llarli's, uiiiliT wlilrli die .'^liito In iiiii'iiiiiioct.Ml
with a Cliiirch, wliloli can lianlly lio sui'l tu u.xi.-,t wliiTo
tlie I'li'rlnil .■ii'iiiiMit is of lllllf ai'ciiiiiil, lint uiuiiT wlik'li
»y»U'iii, lis iiii.liT Mil' .li'Mpiitli' ruriii nf Wi'sli'yaii rellK'imi.H
iiiiiiiliil.sirall.in in liiis cuiiiitrv, diu author illM'tTiis fnriiiH
iiitlinaleiy ailiuil willi lliat nf Kmiio. . . , Thu niitiluo wo
have ilrawii isi'levorly llilu.l \\\i."—Aih., No. WiW.
■t. Arhitratiim in.-.teiiil of War, l.on., 1.S72, l2nio. 5.
Rc;^isti'r! Ilc,'i.<ti!r ! Kcgistcr ! an Appeal to CathoiicK,
Lon., Ifir:i, s.ii. (1, .S.iiiii' I'.ipular Krr.irs, ("8t, Joni'ph'a
Thcoloj^ieal Library,") L.ni., 1^71, p. .'<vo, 7. E.\po.itu-
lati.in in K.xtreiiiis: Koinarks on .Mr. (iiailstono, Lon.,
lH7a, fp. Mvo, 8. Tlio Fnrc'lKn I'olicy of KnK'laml ami
thu Ka.'tern tiuo.'.tiiin, L.m., 1.177, Svo. 11. Kc.'unt
Evontu, an.l a Cluo to their Solution, Lon., IHSIl, ll-'nioj
2il eil. sainu year. 10. Xho Sower and the Virgin, Lon,,
1«S7, p. MVO,'
Muiitngii, Uillinm Drngo, seventh Duke
of .tliiticlic8ter, b. is:.i;i.' .^ui'l'ociIuiI his father in
IS.Oj, (Kii.) Court ami ."f.micty fr.ini Klizabeth to Anno;
from the I'apois at Kiiiib.iltnn, Lon., \-<M, 2 volit. Svo,
"■fiisi'li.ilars tlii.s sdrtiifliiiok i.'i iiisulfurably dull."— .b'u/.
Rcw. .wii. ;.".»i.
Montague, Adn. I'l^t Iliuius Ver : a Xovol, Lon.,
1R7.'*, p •'ivo.
.H<: ilugiie, C. \\, Keeollcotions of an Equestrian
.Manajjir, Lon., I'^.Sl, I'Jiiio.
.>loiitagiie, Chiirles Ikoward. I. Tiie Romance
of the Lilies, Boat,, 188(1, I'.'nio, 2. Tlio Face of Koscn-
fel: a Novel, X, York, ISSS, 12iiio,
,>Ioiitaguc, Frnncis Charles, b. 1S,')8; ^radu-
atcd at I'liiver.iity College, Lund.in, I.S7.S, and at Oriel
College, O.xford, KS.sii, an.l elected Fell.iw of both col-
leges; called to the Har at Lincoln's Inn 1SH3. 1. The
Limits of [nilivi.Iual Liberty : an Ks.iay, Lon., IS.'^.i, .i^vo.
" A very able an.l uxtromoly well written hook, with
mueli urlgiuailty of tli.mnht, . . . The eliief object .if his
bonk Is to show that tlie tbcor'ca of Heiitham ami the
piliticui •j.iinoniists are imi.k'.|iiiite, ami (hat fiiiim;-faire
is it tlie ;.'-: "urd of a true politiei'l pliilosopliy."— .'-'jjcc-
taliir, Iviil. .
2. Lo' al .i'^istration in the 'Inited Kingdom,
(Cobden C'ub i .•'■ ; he 1)1 1 Poor- Law and the New
Socialism J .j,'. i. ...'rit; . an.l I'' latioii, (dbilen Club
Pub.) t. T'-.Jij..: . '.I'^ui.-ill,--, CoWvii Club Pub.} •^.
Sir Robert F\ ?', ('•,«. !' i . .w .Scr„) Lon,, 18'<'<, er. Svo,
8. .Vrnold 1 i'"j'.i>a: '■>hii' Hopkins Univ 'v Studies,
Bait., I8H,S, ;<'yi,.
Montague, ,>liO(>i.''(;en. William Edward,
C.B., served m the Zulu war, ic. ; retired 1.S87, 1.
1V2S
MOM
Claiidn .Meadowlrlgh, Artlat, Lon., IH't, ^ voli, p. Avo.
'2, Canipaigniiig In South Africa: Ueiiiinitoenovs of an
Officer in ls;il, 1 ., IHsii, p. Hvo.
"Ills canipalKiiliiK sketches are aliiiiist IliMiilalily
Kraplilc, ami Ills ri'inliilseeiieea nf wiarv inairlies ami
blvnliai's arc enlivened Willi pleasant tniicliennf dmiU'ry. "
-.'V|(. A',T,, 1. '.ilil,
Bciegod 111 tho Trn'Mvaal, Kdin,, 18M1, I'.'mo.
it^onlHKiie, lli'v. U illiani l.ewifi, b, l'<,11, m
Belii^ertuwii. ,Mii.s.; gra.liiatcd at Anilicrnt College iii
IS.'i6; ttudied thcoliigy, and wa^ lici'iined In preach in
t§AH, tl/M'e I SHI' has been profeHs.ir of nioilern langu.i v s
ut Amlicr^i I, Coiiipiitativc (iniiiiiiiiir nf tile ,spaiii^li
Language, liosl., IM'II, 1>. Manual nf Italian llriiiiiniai,
IS7I, M, Intr.iiliii'tiiiii to Italian Literature, l.''7:>, 2:1
ed,, IMTil. With others, (ed.) Ilingraphieul Kecnr.l .il tl,,,
Aluuiiil ..f .Vinhorst College, I.S21-1H7I : with Inlrodii.'.
'■ ,11 by W. S, Tyler; |al«o| lliographieal llecor.l of lli.i
ii-(lriidiiale .Members, Ainhersl, |SH:t, Svo,
.MonlaKUC, /. V. The Class of MUCCC.\.\X1 1.
in Amherst College: a Reiiiembran.'e Calal.igiie, I'.iiii
prising a History nf Kiich .Member fur the Twenty Years
succee.liiig (Iraduatinii. Amherst, lS,'i2, Svo.
"Monlclair, John W," (Pseud) .See Wkiiu-
MKVKII, ,InliN Wli.l.HM, iii/'i'f,
Moiitt'Uore, Mtn. ( harlottr, d. 18,>l. A Few
Words tn the Jews, lly One of Theiiiscives. Lon., I's..:'.,
8 VII.
Moiiteflorv, J. <•. Tho llistnry of Knghuul, in
Verse, Lull,, 187il: new ed., Is77, p. Sin.
.Monti'liorc, Itev. TIioiiium I.uw, .M.A., gni'lii
a ted at Trimly College, Caiiibridge, 1818 ; orilaiiied ISIli;
vicar nf Cliidwick since ISSIi. Catecliesis l''\iiiigeliea :
being Ijucsti. ins and Answers on tiio Textus llecepiiis:
Part I., St, .Mullliew, Lon,, 1 sCJ, p. Svo,
.>Ioiiteiro, .Minn IlenriqiietlH. I. (Trans.) Por-
tuguese Talcs, by Cmsiglieri Pedrnso, 2, (Trans,) Tales
of Old Lusitania: Folk- Lore of Portugal, by Coeltn,
Lon,, 1881, p. 8vo.
Monteiro, Joachim John, associate nfllic Hi,v:ii
Scliniil nf .Mines, Fiiglaml. Aiignia and tlio Ituei
Congo, .Maps and Illiist. Lon,, 1s7,t, 2 .ols. er. 8v.,.
".Mr, MniilL'Iro has been cii(,'iigc.l since lH."i8 In tra.liiii;
and mliiliigoperallniis. lie lias lia.l iiiiiiMial liieilltle- ^l
vlslliiig anil explnrliu; a laiue liael nf enniitry. . . . I h,,
geolngieal liil'iiriiiatlnii is perhaps ilie mnsi iuieieslini,' liu-
turt' of the bniik. . . . .Vs a iialtiralisl, .Mr. Mniilelm Ihh
met with success. . . . 'fliu lics.'rlpti.iiis nf iiiilivo li.il.its
nn.l cilstnius arc iiinst liiteresllnt;."— .I^A , No. 'J.'.l-'i.
' A bnnk which Ihomiiglily e.xliaii.sts Its subject."— .s,i(.
., xl. 7H1.
■' Will be ci|iially weleniiie tn the incrclmnt, llie Afrl.iiii
traveller, and the idle leader by a llreslde."— Jon/., i.x, ils.
Monteiro, Madame Mariana. 1. (lathcn'l
(lenis from Spaiii.-li Authors, Liiii,, I87S, fp, Svo, L'.
Allah Akbar, Lon,, lss(. .'1. Legends and Popular
Tales of the Ilasque People: with Illustralioiis by
Harold Copping, Lmi,, 188(1, Ito,
"Taking these talcs as literary legends, they are very
prettily tnld. . . . The slightly loreigu turn nccasioniiily
given to an KiigUsli idlnni ailils a pli{iiaiiey to their liiuim'-
mitivo beauty. Only in local description does our aulluir
fall."— -Im./.. xxxi. 7.
Monteith, A. K. Two Letters on the Kvideni't's
of Reveale.l Religion: with a Memoir by Alcxaii.l.r
Mnrriiy Dnnlop, Lon., 1S(12, Svo.
Monteith, A. II. Without a Master Series [Cm-
tents: Iiook-Keeping, Frencli, (ierinan, Italian, Liilln,
Spanish,] Lon., 1872-80, Svo.
Monteith, Robert. Discourse on tho Shedding
nf Riooil and the Laws of Win- Lnn., Is8,i. Posth.
"Montfort, Lillie," (Psou.l.l T. Tioldents la
iiiy Sunday-School Life, Lop., i'fr.", '" ' ', Broken
Purjioses; or, The (ioo.l Ti'i.u ' i.i 'iig. I„. . , 1878, s.[,
1.
for .Jesus
Ambition,
-■'iS, Bi(. Iflnio.
Lon., I8S|), .sr|.
Illust, Lull.,
The Nalal Magistrate:
Kiino. ,''i, Mciidnw Haisy,
Maude Linden ; or. Work
IBmo, :i. Luther ■\Miler's
188-1, l«mo.
.Montgomery, A. N.
Brief Digest of the Laws of Natal, with Forms, Si>\.
Pietcrinaritzbnrg, lS7il. Svo,
Montgomery, D. 11. Tho Leading Facts in Kni.'-
lish History, Bost,, 1886, 12mo.
Montgomery, Edmund. On tho Fornintinu "(
S,,.c,-,11.-.,| 0^11= in Anit.ta! H-dies, L.m., IRRT, Sv».
Montgomery, Eleanor Elizabeth .tlonl-
' gomery. Songs of the Singing Shepherd. Eiiitcl l.y
Williiiiii Sharp, Wanganin, X.Z,, \S>'<>.
.Montgomery, Hon. Fanny C, daughter uf ilio
j first Ilaron Leconneld i .narric.l, 1842, to Alfred, ■Mia
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f..";:,"«V, 'W ...'"., A„K"". lS5M,A..Jovt.r, IH..,"
in tiiilloinlii, ,>>iin Kr„ii., |>r,.; .;. The l(uli»lon „f
. vu.r,o„ki,.n,i,is«,. 4. Th« ..,o,„,„;„t r;*';::,;;^
olili' IsVm ■ •^''■''""li-iii in Charle^toii, South Cur.
I ntneil l.,„„|,h navnl officer who ..„„, ,„e,l ,'„ s".t ,
I 1..- M,,,| Ailventon . of the |,rl,l,h, .h„ I r.,^„„,l ih.;
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IM.», [iinl,, vol. ,i., M,hl„ b. in Hie Orkiiey I«laii,N •
0. a cou,„,,,,|o„ for le ,i,„e i„ the llrili-h „;;„ i
anliii IH..2 euiiKriiteil In IViii,.;,, with hi, wife .SuMUinaii
"J"., iin.l M.ttleil i„ Hour,,, ■ |V,erb„r„i„.h. In ":
''."■!■ T\':^ '<■ llolloHll", Cm. lie wu. ,heriH of the di.
Ko.ue una tho Papacy | uuk of \ ietoria l8.i«-0;;.
iLS'lller, .Montreal, 18fi6.
v4ilvc'iituro» na a tiuldier iin,l
l^<Ki-iK>.o. 1. I he World before TIk .: a Novel, Lon.'
■fiiMini ur. The
;n..;l 11. Trini.; College, cZu.^^^'^'^^t^lZ slp-'r'' , '' ''''" ''''"''' '"■'''"= "^'^ '
I„„n>l nn,l A .1,1,.... . . „ X- ,1 i . . "! '/"'""^ ' """ "IT- lllCn bei-lllnn ,. ..iL I., .. .1
lii<li .Minister aii,l Toni|„.ran,"e""l{«f,;rmc'r
iii"n«an,l Adclresse.s .\. Vork, I88;t, l2iuo.
Kl,?r"bn;ar,?'r''"'''"r*'i'','"''""- Our Admiral-,
flax Abi, ad ; Iho ( rui^fe ol Admiral 1). O. Farrai/ut in
mJ'.?J" '"•' ^^-ll"'''." N- York. LstiB, 8vo "^ "
■ ., i ' ''""" "' Edinburgh .since IS73. Vor.N
from the Cr,«,.: .Seven Lecture,, I,on., I80J, I2n.o
M»..lK«mery, Hev. J„|.„, minister 'of ho Free
(hurch Innerleithen, Peeblesshire. I. ThouKliHon Man
Minor P "'""";' '" V'"' ''"^ '" '•'^"'™' Natu 0. „ S
•Minor Poems I.on., 1852, Svo. Anon. 2. An Kxa uin a
non of Articles contributed by Professor W I o I i ", n
; 111 'h ". 'u- ':''"'.v'<'pa.dia Prilannica, the K^^Z^"
;m the Hri isn Quarterly Review, in Helation' ?o tho
tur^^Kl'in'";" '""i ""■' .^""'""•>' "f "'« "»'y «" '-
I A\,olt;'t 1^;.' !?• \"r": •'• •■'•<''•«'«" Smith atid
UitUhol Nature: The Vegetable Kingdo'i,, Edin.:i87u!
, at Norlhllelil,
,,,,. I ; ■•■• • ■" iiiiiii seven een yearn ol,|.
.lien became elerk in .i ..hoe-store in I ,.(o„j „ ig',
removed to Chicago, and enK.iK, ,l in n, -io iiry work
»as etnployeil during the ,•?, H ,v,.r I,, h OhrlHa,;
Aruuo'n";';".'!'''" ''^' ""■ '■"""« '^' '•'" <^'''''"''«
,,„".. ' (-hieago a« a lay .ni.,.-ionarv heoa.ne the
unoilained ,,astor ,d' n largo church in'( .icago buiU
wi 1 Iia V .Sankey, and held revival nieelh - i„ (ireat
?","'" ""'' If^' ""'1 ■■ "ffor holding dmilar i^ce, ingr ,
ami ,n I8,s.t, „nd have Mnce b,.en engage.l i evnnit.d-
. ework at home and abroad. Thef,>llo». -listen.
eludes reiiorted ad.lre.ses ami sermons, so,,,,
,n .s7^; '',":'*""■• '• ''^'Mn'.s.s, revised 1,.,
and the Opera- IIounc, I.on., 1875, 12mo ;i
and Sinner: .Sermons ami Ad,.re,-ses, F.on., is'r
4. Stand up for Jesus: Five Addresses to (
.f them
hiiufelf,
lal Hall
Saviour
12ttio.
■i*tian
p. Svo.
.Montgomery, I». V. Hours of .Sun and Shade-
M«»;JL'''""^^"!Vl^'""''' I"'"- 'S^8' '2''"
.o,v o ? l"*'■^ 'rhoiiiBs H. A Genealogical ]I,s.
to,\ of he Fannly of Montgomery, Phila. 1863 r 8vo
Tl,S.f";,"l7l; "■"'•"• '"'>■' "'«'■« Sier'ra^, : ;
Illu.«t. l8S3 8vo ' ^ »^-5tory,>f California in isW.
siLM^ed wUh T «r ••."'*'' ^•'"'«- (T''" preface
K""si'r'.,'lU:','^"8tlir' ^' ^— •'"«'-<'
I.iin.,
esses,
with
I.on-
iblo,
■rk.
on *s- ,0 ■ "»»''■■""» I'ove: Fifteen A,l
I.on., s,,,, l2,no. 7. A,ld,e..,..es and I..,.ture.s
Narrative of the Awakening in l.iverp„„l ami
;■"?: V""*' ,'"'• "™- '^ '•'"' '» Stu.lv he
S7«',l ""• ."• "'">^ Ti'linK''. [sermons] N. .ra
,f\ 1 ' ' ' '?'""• "• I-'ii'lifnl f^iiyin^s: a ,- ries
of Acldrcsses, revised. Lon., I,s77, I2mo. I'-. Talk on
Ic^nporanco: with Anecdote., and Inciden h, . .„
tin EdUcl l"'".^lf 1.™'"''" T'-'l-ia.,ce Work in Ro".
.ni-Ai, '''"■ '""•'"""S, Uiblc Headings, T-mper-
du i,fn blT'c' """ '*™y«r'^'-""g Talks :';vitl, In't,.^-
auction by J Cook, N. York, I,s77, ICmo. 14 The Way
and the Word, Chic, I.S77, l«„,„. 1,^. .^alva ion f.r All
Talks NV„T''l «-!,"«,,;*'"""•■* ""'' I'niyer-.Meetin,
dresses an.ip' ' ''' l?,'""' ''■ ^'^'"'^ Sermons, A,l-
ureases, and Prayers. Ill„«. M'^u"! Oit- l^-- Sy
h. Ibe .Second Coming of Christ, Chic, 1877, sq'.'ismo
lf„ T.'. "S'' '^"^•'=''"'«« ^ with .Sketch of hi's Early
iv. »ork. 1877, I .,,,1 20. Heaven: where it is, its In'
Montre«i;;c:A7"i:H'o"t Weather Le.s,,„. Books I Secre'tTjwe'r"- '' '% "'ere.Chie.; i:S8"i:V2mo: 21.
ooKS, I secret Power; o,. Secret of Success in Christian
mo
•
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C:::.tn»
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MOO
MOO
Life and Christian Work, Chic, 1881, 12mo. 22. The | showing the OM Testament Revisers Violations of the
AV.iy to Hod, and how to lind it, Chic., 1S8(, 16mo. 23. Laws of the Language, Lon., Is.HB, p Svo
lilble Characters : embracing the Lives of Daniel, Lot. \ Moon, K. The Pentateuch and the Book of J...h,„.
.John Baiitist, Joseph of Arimathea, and others, N. considered, Lon., I.SW, Hvo. ,„..,,,. a
York, IH85, ICum. With Sankkv, I, D., Narrative of : Mooii, U. C. Handy Book of Ophthalmic Surgery,
Labors in Ureat Britain anil Ireland: with Addresses Lon., IWlli, Svo. i i,i. p„m,.„.„..
- •■• " ' iMoon, Robert. 1. Frcsnel and his loilowers' ■■
and Lectures, 1875, 8vo. With I'i.imkr, William S.,
Three Colloquies on Vital Matters in Religion, N. York,
187li, 21nio.
IMuoil), Emma. Echoes from the Heart: Toenis,
Lon., 1876, 18ino.
JUooUy, F. W., instructor in decorative art at the
South Kensintrlon Musouni. 1. Lectures and Lessons in
Art: being an Introduction to a Practical and Compre-
hensive ,'^eheiiie. Illu.«t. Lon., 187:!, 8vo; new ed.,
1880. 2. A Story of Ecclesiastical Intolerance. Illust.
Lon., 1874, S\o.
Moody, Henry, [miir, vol. ii., add.] 1. Hamp-
shire in llisti; a Translation of Domesday Book, Lon.,
1862, 4to. 2. Oir County : Hampshire in the Time of
Charles II., Loii.. lS6;i, 12ino.
Moody, Martha Livingston. The Tragedy of
Brinkwaler: a Novel, N. York, 1887, Ifinio.
Moody, Sophy. 1. AVhat is your Name? a Popular
Account of the Meanings and Deriviiiiuns of Christian
Names, Lon., 186;!, p. Svo. 2. The Palm-Tree. Illust.
Lon., 1864, 12mo. 3. The Fairy Tree; or. Stories from
Far and Near, Lon., 1873, 12ino.
Moody, William Godwin. 1. Labor DifiRcul-
ties: the Cause ami the Way out: Practical Solution of
the Labor Problem, Host., 1878, Svo. 2. Land and
Labor in the Tnited States, N. York, 1883, l2mo.
Mookcrjee, M,, nephew of 0. C. Mookerjee. A
Memoir of the Late .lusticeOnoocool Chunder Mookerjee;
3d cd., Lon., ISSS, 12mo.
Mookerjee, Sambhu C. Travels and Voyages
in Bengal, Calcutta, 1887.
Moon, .Mrs. Eleanor, IS(l8-lSsn, b. at Plymouth,
Eng. 1. Little Mary, the Boatman's Daughter of Down-
dcrry, 12mo. 2. The Life of Thomas Bennett, 12mo.
3. The Grace of (iod manifested in the Life and. Death
of William Sandy. By E. M. Lon., IS62, 12mo.
Moon, tieorge Washington, b. Is23, in London ;
privately educated ; hon. Fellow of the Royal Society
of Literature. 1. Thoughts of the Heart, [verse.] 18J3.
Privately printed. 2. A Defence of the Queen's Eng-
lish, Lon., 1863, 8vo. 3. A Second Defence of the
Queen's English, Lon., 1863, Svo. 4. Pooins, Lon.,
1863, p. Svo; 2d ed., entitled " Eden, and otiicr Poems,"
18611 ; 3d ed., enl., 1873. 5. The Dean's English, Lon.,
Is64, 16moi llthed., 1878. (This is a combination of
Nos. 2 and 3, containing criticisms on a work by Dean
Alford, 7. v., iiijini.} 6. Elijah the Prophet: an Epic
Poem, Lon., isii.'j, Ito; 3d ed., 1S67. 7. The Bad Eng-
lish of I.indlej Murray and other Writers of the English
Language; a Series of Criticisms, Lon., 186S, 12mo;
fith ed., 1S7S. (Consists of a series of pa]iers published
originally in The Round Table, New York.)
"(lut (if the mass of Mr. Moon's small criticisms, some
are just ami some are unjust. . . . Hut. just and unjust
alike, they arc all small, ami a honk full of small orili-
cisnis from lieginiiing to end is very wearisome and very
dreary."— .*«(. Kev., x.wii. 3U1.
S. The Soul's Inquiries answered in the Words of 1
Scripture, Loii., 187», Ifimo. (21 editions, comprising \
46,0(111 copies, have been publi.-'hod in England.) 9. The j
Soul's Desires breathed to (Jod in the Words of Scripture,
Lon., 1871, sq. Kimo; 3d ed., 1879. 10. The Soul's
Comfort in Sorrow, Lon., 1873, 32mo. II. The Mono-
graph (iospel : the Four Gospels in One Narrative, Lon.,
1877, 32ino; 2d ed., 1878. 12. What is Poetry? a
Paper, Lon., 1879, Svo. 13. The Revisers' English:
Criticisms, Lon., 1881, l2mo; 2d ed., 1SS2. 14. The
King's English, Lon., 1S8I, 12mo; 2d ed., I8S3.
"Mr. Washington Moon has done such (,'nod .service to
the studv of Hiiglisli. and the latter part of this little book
is so wel'l worth reading, that we can only cxiire.ss our un-
fciniied sorrow that lie should have writlen the first half
of it. This contains little else than a slriiis; of erroneous
slatenieiits which would have been out of date n ceutury
ago. We cannot eonscienticuisly reconiineiul a viduine
which tavstluit ' the KiiKlish lancua'j:e is derived chielly
from the Aryan through the Sanskrit, and thence through
the Celtic, Italic, and Toutonie ;' which supposes the Hook
(if .Job to be 'the most ancient docunient extant;' and
which exhibits the most stolid Ignorance about the deri-
vatimi of the I'htLMiieiaii from the Egyptian alphabet."—
Acad., xix. :)'J0.
15. Ecclesiastical English : a Series of Criticisms
113U
Criticism, Lon., 1849, 8vo. 2. Light Explained on the
llyjiothesis ef an Ethereal Medium, Lon., 1853, Kvo.
Moon,Samnel. 1. Gleanings in Prose and Verse.
Lon., 1847, l2mo. 2. Original Tales and Sketches, Lon.,
IS54, 1 81110.
Moon, W. 1. Light for the Blind; Moon's System
of Reading, Lon., 1875, Svo. 2. Consequences and
Ameliorations of Blindness, Lon., 1875, p. Svo.
Mooney, Rev. Thomas, M.A., graduated iit
Trinity College, Dublin, 1857; ordained 1858; vicar of
Hey wood since 1885. (Ho has recently changed his
naiiio to Thornburgh.) 1. The Host: what it is and
what it is not, 1877. 2. Sacramental Confession R..-
nian, not Anglican, 1S7S. 3. The Last Words of Jesus,
Guildford, ISSl.
Moor, E. J. Tracts on Common Things. Fir.-i
Series. Lon., IS62, 12mo.
Moor, Henry. A Visit to Russia in the Autumn
of 1862. IlluBt. Lon., 1863, p. Svo.
"The narrative is in general quite unpretending and
sensible."— .S'a(. Her., xv. 7'jy.
Moor, Rev. John Frewcn, M. A., graduated m
Oriel College, Oxford, 1846; ordained 1846: vicar of
Ainpfield since 1853. 1. Morniiigand Evening Devotions
for the Aged, Oxf., 185'l 2. Memorials of Kev. John
Keble; 2d ed., 1867. ''. ,.uide to Hnrsley, 1869.
Moor, Thomas. 1. Ouinsels and Thoughts in II.--
latiim to Full Salvati(m in Christ, for the Spiritual Lite
of Helievers, Lon., 1881, Svo. 2. Spiritual Truth fir
the Spiritual Mind of Believers, Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Moorat, J. S. Translations, froui Metustasio iiiij
Lamarline, Lon.. 1853, l2ino.
Moore, A. W. Corpulency, and its New Self.
Dietary Cure, Lon., 1861, ii. Svo; new ed., 1863.
Moore, Rev. A. V'. Life of Schuyler Colfax, IMiilii.,
1868, 12mo.
Moore, Alexander. 1. The Good Health I.ibriuy,
Best., 1870-73, 4 v(ds. Svo. 2. First Ilel)) in Accidents
and in Sickness : a Guide in the Absence of Medical A--
sistance. Illust. Bost., 1871, l2ino.
Moore, Alfred. Treatise on Practice in Criminal
Cases in Courts of Record, before Justices of the Peine.
and in Mayor's Courts, in Indiana, Chic, 1879, Svo.
Moore, Annie, and Nichols, Laura I). Over-
head ; or. What Harry and Nellie discovered in the
Heavens. Illust. Bost., 1878, .sq. Svo.
Moore, Annie Aubertine, (Woodward,) b.
1841, in Montgomery Co., Pa.: studied music and
f(jiinded the Wisconsin Con.servatory of Music; married
to Samuel II. Moore 1887. She has written for periodi-
cals and published translations under the pscudonvnio
of "Auber Forestier." 1. (Trans.) The Sphinx; "C,
Striving witli Destiny, by C. R. Bayer, [" Robert Ryr.'J
Illust. Phila., 1871, 12mo. 2. (Trans.) The .Struggle
for Existence, by C. R. Bayer, Phila., 12mo. 3. Ecliocs
from Mist-Land; or. The Nihelungen Lay Revealed,
Chic, 1877, 16mo. 4. (Trans.) The Spell-Bound Fiddler:
a Norse Romance, by Kristofer Janson, Chic, 1S80, 12niu.
5. (Trans.) The Actor's Art : Stage Declamation, Ac, by
G. Garcia, Lon., 1SS2, 4to.
Moore, Arthur. I. Compendium of the Poor-l.aw,
Ireland, Lon., 1850, I2mo. 2. Hand-Book of Riiil«iiy
j Law; 2d ed., IS6I, er. Svo.
; Moore, Rev. Anbrey Laekington, M.A., gnnl-
i uated, first class Lit. Hum., at Exeter College. Oxlonl,
1 1871; Fellow and tutor 1873-76; ordained IS73; n-cior
of Frenchay IS76-SI; hon. canon of Christ Chunli,
Oxford, since 1887. Holv Week ; Addresses dclivereil
, at St. Paul's Cathedral in" Holy Week, 1888, Lon.. l.^SN
. 12uio.
Moore, Augusta. Notes from Plymouih I'nlpit,
N. York, 1865, 12mo.
Moore, U. P. Endura; or. Three Generations "f
11 >;eiv Englaml Homanon, San Fran.. IS86, 16ino.
Moore, llciuamin Theophilus, M.A.. gnnl-
! uated at Pembroke College, Cambridge, 1 856. I. Physics.
By Alciphriui. Lon., 1858. 2. Elementary Mensuration,
liOn., 1863, l2ino.
Moore, C. W. Outlines of the Temple; or, Masimry
in its Moral Aspect, Cin., 1864, l2mo.
MOO
ColLyo Oxfonl, I87;j ; ordained 1875; curate of St.
John. I-addinston, 1870. 1. St. Loui., (NeHdi™tc
Prize I„e,,, , Isj.l 2. The I-ortugue.e \n th. a'./t!
I.I 1 T '""'""«'. iii'l u'hcr Poems. 4. The Father of
BIack.I,e.ter Collectors, (Dr. John Moore, IJi 1, , of
Norwich, and aftenvanis of Klv,) I,«n 18S5
Moore, Charles Hewitt, 1821-1870. l. Rodent
cieep, L*on,, l.Sh'Jj h. Svo,
„h!^""r'i' '^''"»''«« I-eoimrd, b. 1851, in Philadel-
phia, I. S. con.^ul at San Antonio, Brazil, 1S78-7S
Poeni,s, Antique and Modern, Phila., l,S,S;i, go 12nio
Moore, Mrs. Clara, ( Jessup,) [„,,;., vol.' ii
add.,J b IS2I, n Philadelphia,- ma?ried in 1,S42 to
lilooinheld H Moore, has resided chiefly in EnKFand
I.H7a, U'lno. J On Dangerous Uround ; or, Agatha's
IS,8, 121,10 n. ,>,ens,blo Eticiuetto of the lie.st Society •
Customs, Manners, Morals, and Homo Culture Com
piled from the lie,.t Authorities by Mrs. 11 Hette Z.
nard Ward, [pseud.] Phila., 1878; 12mo. """" ^^
"'Ihere is almost no situation or condition ii. lifo r,.r
;«^' ■^:^;;;„;"iT^lf ^;-!}^'^'- "'"^ ..o.'iii'Si/^d'iif s:i \
i2m„'"^:''^i::;^erS';ir!;'l;s^/'^::!:;,Sv^;i'««l'i
MOO
Moore, Cornelius, M.A. Masonic Biography By
One of tlie Craft. Cin., 1,S62. "o'"P"y. uy
Moore, Uev.Courtenay,M.A.,graduated at Trin-
M^Mh "^'•'' ^■"'"'"' '''"2; ordained* 18(15; rector of
Mitohestown since 1882. 1. The Intermediate State
^^M. 2. I„,,„,ry into the Nature and Place of Christ^^
Presence in the Sacrament of the Lord's.Supper, 1874
Moore, Kev. Daniel, M.A., [,„„e. yo . ii., add" 1
graduated a St. Catharine's College, Cambridge T, W-
., i r. f «.^ Trinity, I'addington, since ISliO;' LJ .'
on h",- fi • "" ' r™ ''"'• '• ""'''''" Lee t'ure ,
-on., 8, ,-61, .T yols. 8yo. 2. Thoughts on PreachinL'
I.'m 18(il, cr. Svo; 2d cd., I8«9. ;i. The Diyiiie An
homy of the Pentateuch Vindicated, Lo", 18M,P .>fv"o: '
4. Ihe Age and the (Jospel : Four Sermons, (Hu sea"
Lectures tor ISIW,) Lon., I8«5, p. 8yo. 5. At
Prayer; a Course of Lectures, Lon., 18.i8. p. 8™ new
Lm" sVf'n" s''" /rfT"'""' "" Specia'^-Occliion"
";' 'o' '' P',^™- 7- Clirist and his Church : Lectures
an the Song of Solomon, Lon., 1875, p. Syo. 8. Sunday
Mc.litatio„s adapted to the Course of the Christian Yet^
Lon., 18,li p 8yo; new ed., 183:1. 9. Temptation • its
•Nature and Limits, Lon., 1878, 12mo. Ill The PI r «
tm. in his Kelation to 'the Chu"h A ' 1 ., , ?8S '
1^1"". M. MedtationsforAdyent: Short Keali'ng, on
t a. Coming ot Christ, Lon., 1884. p. 8vo. 12. Chrfst n
Al Ages, Lon., ISS6. l;i. Though s for Church Se,o„
t . 8yo With M.iiiSTON, C. I)., and Bavi, :v, S i< E
Jlirco Lectures on Preaching, Lon 1874 '"''""*'•'
l.^^d^Vb^'ls?.""", *"•""'. ■''•'^" l"P""' Wright,"
luenoMaand Albany; resides at Syracuse, N.y 1 A
I iinorama of T mc, N York ts^t" o ii
I .1,1 *""^t *^. lOlK, loO,, z. jjow she won
l-.:.^or. The Bride of Charming Valley, PhiCl"s;
ncnmbentof Mumanucl Church, Wimh cdoii,si, ce IssV'
I. he Condition of ,he Agricultural Lahou c am hU
Cottage ll.mie, Lon., I8«.0, Syo " Tl„. n, , ,
N.'J:;i!*l^n:"i^o"- ''''""''"'• «^>''S"™et.o.
Moore, Emily Jane. l. Little Bet, the Uailway
/"" ;!!S' I^°»- >■'<»■. Khn,.. 2. Life ami Re gn oY
yuecn \ ictoria. Illust. Lon,, 1,S87, p. Syo ^'^" "'
.■Jloore, Kev. Erasmus Dnrwin, [„'„(,., vol ii
»'M ] b. 1S(I2, at Winste,!, Conn.; a Congregi" onal
imiMster; formerly e.litor of ,|,c B'oston Ue*! , rtcr To
l''.i:d2mo'""'^ ''"""^ "f Missionary U^u;^^;
Moore, Evelina. (Trans.) History of the liefor
..uti-.n in liermany and Switzerland, by l>. KB
Hagenbach, Edin., 1878-79, 2 vols. 8yo.
8:i!*7","rN,' f,:, '^''" I-"?'''"!'""-" of Ceylon, Lon., 188,)-
.n;!'^;^;ti.^-J;i-,';r^^-^^;^;;:^entio„,
I inr^rii;"':^i::'t?,'^;r" ^— '""--''-
American Evolution, 18(i«,"2 v. Is. Svo;' neTL 4"
;L^";:|'v^Lp^^8;^r;oif8r\^?^,fS
,^,,'^ai^a;:ts,'^:i;^-j,r^
Personal and Political Ballads, 18fi4, Itimo 7 F "
Songs of the Soldier.", N. York, IstU iCn -i 'n
Portrait-Gallery of thj War, Ci 'l, Anitury . id N^^ ^
a 1 ^graphical Reconl. rilust. N. York, ISfi , r. 8yo'
«. (Kd.) Speeches of An.lrew .Tohns.m : with a Bo
graphical Introduction, Host., 18.i5, 12m„ (fii;
1 VlLlirf'^w'"' •'"!'" ""Kl.t,'BosE., 186.-,, 2mo
Uen^f tl. War, Nort^f ai^r^il^'l 8^^^; 1^1 'l^::
I'ai^^t'i^'Y^rkrr^s/^""""' "'""=«"""-■" i'^«p">;
i^^"nS';^t'^;,^,ba^:z;::,^^^? x?""''-' »^^'-
, ■V?"'<'' "•'V. Edward, M.A., D.D., graduated
' ».. do first class, at Pembroke College, O.iffrd 1857 ^
K'l ow an,l tutor of Queen's College 1858-64; c^rda ncd
>'^- principal of St. Edmun.l Hall an,l reo or of Oat
• iftotlc's Poetics; with Xotes, 1S75. X The 'Tlmo
Merenoes in the Uivina C nedia, and their BearTiig
nn the Assumed Date an,l Duration of the Vision (Two
'""li,) Lon.. 1887, l«mo. A full statement of the author's
L lold by the Sea: Tales of the Coast Lon ^7"
1*1. 6. Daireen, Lon., 1879, 2 vols, cr 8vo 7 Th,
Mutiny of the " Albatros.s." Illu"t !,„„•, «^; ,
L : '1^ "'^;?'%^ ««- ^"/^''e of -^ew UiJinc ;
Hatchc,.. Illust. Lon., isS8, p. 8vo
loore, Kev. Franklin. Dc^criptiye and Did.ic
tie Sermons of the, 'Reasons, Phila., Is.iil, l,i„,o '
F, 't' *':^''»«"ck A. A Book of Gems By
ugeno Sinclair, [p.seud.l Manchester, N I'l^/
IJmo. (Kntercl un,ler ,«,mc,,aii.. „„s yol.Vi , ' '
Ta*^"o7t'h'o*rr''"''f.'* "• '• «'^"''- ""-l-''« : a
lal. of the Reformation Oak, Lon., 1876, 2 vols •>
Dorothy Drake, Lon., 1885, 2 ^ds. cr. 8yo. ' "'
iBOOre, <.. The Training of Y'oung Children • A.l
dressed to Mothers, I.nn !>i7o | •...,„ *' ^""""^n • Ad-
TragcdTIi, IV; 'a'^ V'^'^'f' "• """» Luther? a
iragiay, in tivo Acts, Lon., 1879, p 8vo
••«»*•'
to Homoeopathy; 2d ed., Lon., 186U, ;t2mo
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Moore, J. Lny Sermons on Clubs and their DootorB,
Lon., is;s, Svo.
.Moore, Mrs. J. !•". 1. Clifford Ilouso, N. York,
iMis, Ifitno. 2. Nanny Davi^nport, lJ(jst., lS6il, Ifimo.
:'.. I.inside Farm, lio.«t., 1^*70, l(imo. I. Homo in a
Ilou^^h Suburb. 5. Miriam lirandon. fi. Los-^^i'S and
Uain.'J. 7. Rescued. S. Tom lienUey. (Nos. 2-8, in"
vols, llinio, lSlill-71: new ed., lS7l-7li.)
Moore, .1. II. C Parochial Sermons, Lon., 18.'i,i,
.Svo.
Moore, J. Ij. 'i'he Knglish Lake District : a (iuiile
for I'eilestrians. Lon., 1SS8, 12uio.
iMoore, J. S. 1. Friendly Sermons to the Protec-
tionist Manufacturers, (" Keonomic Monographs,") N.
York, 1S7S, 12mo. 2. Friendly Letters to Americiiu
Farmers and others, X. York, Isss, l2mo.
Moore, J. Scott. I're-dlaeial Man and Geologi-
cal Chronology, Lon., 18IHI, Svo.
Moore, Rev. J. >V. (Trans.) The Sixth Book of
the .Kneid, Lon.. 1S8L
^Ico-/., xxvi.itM. ,, Moore, James, veterinary surgeon. 1. Ilomam-
■ In virtue of it.s vividness of presentation and real lit- i p^^fi,,,, TreatmenI of Diseases of Cattle, licui., IHJ'.I, 12mo,
eraryskiU, it ina^M.e rewarded as in sunieae^Mvea^reijr^^^ i, q^jh^^^^^ „|- Veterinary lloiniYjopalhy, Lon., 1S;V.I,
MOO
Moore, U, M. 1. Mary with Many Friends, Lon.,
187S. p. Svo. 2. Mary's Hiiliday Task, Lon., 18711, J). 8vo.
Moore, U, W. Hones ; hi,s Anecdotes and (j(jaks,
Lon., 1870, 12mo; now ed., 18S7.
Moore, George. 1. Tho Lost Tribes, tlie Sn.\ons
of tho East: with liock Uecorils in India, Lon., isfil,
Svo. 2. Ancient Pillar St(jnes of Scotland, Kdin., ISii.'i,
Svo. :'.. The First Man and his I'lace in Creation, lion.,
18116, p. Svo.
Moore, (Jcorgc, M.D., [laitc, vol. ii., ndil.) I. On
Some Diseases of tlio Nose, Throat, Air-Tubes, and
Lung.s. and their l,cical Trealment, Lon., 1SI)7, 8vo; -Itb
ed., 1S84. 2. lironchitis and Asthma, l,on., ISSli, or. Svo:
now ed., 1S88. :i. Enlargod Tonsils Curable without
Cutlintr, Lon.. Isss, svo.
.Moore, George. 1. Flowers of Passion, Lon.,
1S77, s(i. Iftuu). 2. Pagan Poems. Lon., 1881, p. Svo.
H. A Alodern Lover, Lon., lSS:i, .'i vcjIs. or. Svo. 4. A
.MuiMiner'.s Wile. Lon.. ISS4, p. Svo; lith ed., ISSo.
■• A mure repulsive shiry was probalily never written.' —
seiitaliveexampleoftlie wnrkid alUerarv
(if late vears attracted to itself a gooil deal ol the notoriety
whieli is a verv useful substitute fur fame. . . It consists
of a series of 'studies of moral and pbysieal ilisease. in
which cvorv svniptom Is cleseribed with a fulness ami rea-
lizablene&sofiletail that is, ill the most literal seii.^e ol llie
woril, simply nauseous. "—.'<;)f0^i(or, Iviii. s:i.
a. Literature at Nurse; or, Circulating Morals, Lon.,
ISS.i, or. Svo. tl. A Drama in Muslin : a Realistic Novel,
Lon., 188(i, p. Svo. 7. I'arnell and his Island, Lon.,
1S87, p. 8vo. 8. Mere Accident; a Novel, Lon., LS87,
or. Svo. 9. Confessions of a Y'oung Man, Lou., ISSS, p.
Svo. III. Spring Days: a Realistic Novel, a Prelude to
" Don ,)uan," Lon,, 1888, p. Svo. •
•• -Mr. (ieorge Moore liii-s already proved his right to be
Considered one of the cinispicnoiis novelists nl the day.
On account of bis unsavoury taste bis books liavo attracted,
perhaps, more than their due sbare of atleiitioii. but they
have deserved iiiucb ill .siiite of it. . . . Mr. Moore can de-
iiiet liuinan beings ill an original and consistent fashion;
lie can tell a storv well, and he has an excellent eye hir
efleel. . . . The noveltv of bis method lies, however, not
so much in bis topics as in the nature of bis analysis. He
is on the lookout to detect the baser impulses, and even m
• the outside view of things a nasty detail has for him an
irresistible attraction,"— ,4(/i., N'o, ;ii)6,),
Moore, George F. Alabama Supreme Court Re-
ports, vol. Ixvii., Montgomery, Issil, Svo. With
Wai.kkh, R, S., Texas Supreme Court Reports, vols.
xxii.-xxv., (l!>.')S-tin,) Houston, 4 vols. Svo.
Moore, George Henry, LL.D,, [niife, vol. ii.,
add., J b. ls2:i; bcc;iiiie superintendent and trustee of the
Lenox Library, New York, in 1872. 1. The Treason of
Charles Loo, N. York, 1858. 2. Negroes in the Revo-
lutionary Army, N. York, 181)2. 3. Notes on tho His-
tory of Slavery in Massachusetts, N. York, IStiii. 4.
History of tho .lurisprudence of Now Y'ork, 1872. 5.
Final Notes on Witchcraft in Massachusetts, N. York,
1885. 6. Washington as an .\ngler, 1887.
Moore, George Peter. British Bird-s, syste-
niatieally arranged in Five Tables, showing the Com-
parative Distribution and Periodical Migrations, Lon.,
1879, imp. 4to.
Moore, II. C. The Special Constable's Story, and
other Talcs, Lon.. 1888, 12iuo.
Moore, H. II., D.D. .Matter, Life, Mind : their Es-
sence, Phenomena, and Relations examined with Refer-
ence to the Nature of Man and tlie Problems of his
Destiny, N. York, ISSii, IL'mo.
Moore, Mrs. H. J. 1. The Golden Legacy: a
Story of Life's Phases. By a Lady. N. York, IS57.
2. Wild Nell, the White -Mountain (iirl, N. York, I860,
;!. Anna Clayton; or, 'fho Mother's Trial, 16mo, 4.
Over the Way ; or, Ned Harris's Resolve; [also] Bravo,
by Mrs. T. H. (Jriffitli, N. Y'ork, ISSil, 16nio.
.Moore, H. N. Life and Services of (lon. Marion
and Oen. Anthony Wayne, Phila., 1855, 16ino.
Moore, Ilcieii. Mary Wollstoneoraft Shelley,
Phila., 1880, l2mo.
■Moore, Henry, solicitoi. 1. Practical Forms of
Agreements, Lcm,, 1884, Svo, 2. Practical Instructions
t* Young Solicitor.s, Ac, Lon., 1885, Svo.
Moore, I. The Final Destiny of Man, Ann Arbor,
Mich., 1809, Svo.
Moore, Irn M. 1. Treatise on tho Jurisdiction of
Justices of the Peace in Civil Actions in Illinois, Chic,
1875, Svo. 2. Treatise on the Jurisdiction of Justices
of tho Peace in Illinois, Chic, 1876, Svo.
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12mo; 7th ed,, 1874. H. Diseases of Dogs, and thiir
Homtcopnthic Treatment, Lon., ISIIH, 12mo. 4. Pliiiii
Directions for the Prevention of the Cattle Plague, Lon,,
18(i5, Svo: new ed., 1808. 5. Horses 111 and Well:
Houueopalhic Treatment of Diseases and Injuries, Loo,,
cr. Svo.
Moore, James. 1. Kilpatrick and our Cavalry.
Illust. N. Y'ork, 1805, 12mo, 2. Complete History of
the (ireat Kebellion : with Introfluction by R. R. Mac-
kenzie, llliist. Phila., 121110.
Moore, James J. 1. (Ed.) Historical Iland-Book
to Oxford. 2. Oxford Men and .Manners. :i. llislori(:il
(ileanings. 4. The Pictorial and Historical (iossipini;
(iuidc to Oxford; a Ciceronic ChitChat . f Einiiii iii
Men, Colleges, Halls, Museums, Ballads, E]>itaiihs. ,Vc ,
Oxf., 1875, Svo.
Mooie, Jtfhn C, and Johnson, E. (Tran i
Commentary on Romans, by 11, A, W. Meyer; Revisid
and Edited by W. P. Dickson, Edin,, 1884, Svo.
Moore, John M. Arkansas SupremcCourt Rcpiots.
vols, xxviii.-xxxiv., 1872-79. Little Rock, 7 vols. Svo.
Moore, John S. A Book in Pieces, [prose aad
verse.] Liverpool. 1885, p. Svo.
Moore, John W. History of North Carolina, fi in
the Earliest Discoveries to the Present Time, Raleigh,
N.C., 1881), 2 vols. Svo.
Moore, John Weeks, [onfe, vol. ii., add.] 1. Ap-
pendix to Eneyclopa.'dia of Instrumental Music, Miiii-
chester, N.H., 1858. 2. Historical, Biographiciil, nnd
Miscellaneous Gatherings relative to Printers, Priiiliin:,
Publishing of Books, Newspapers, Magazines, and otiiir
Literary Productions from 1820 to 1880, Manche>t.r,
1886.
Moore, Joseph, Jr. Outlying Europe ami llie
Nearer Orient, Phila., 1880, or. Svo.
Moore, Joseph West. Picturesque Washington :
Pen and Pencil Sketches of its Scenery, History, Trn-
ditions, Public and Social Life. Illust. and Map. Pniv-
idence, R.I., 1884, Svo.
Moore, Jnlia A., ("The Sweet Singer of Michi-
gan.") 1. Sentimental Song-Book, Cleveland, 0,, Is78\
ISino. 2. Later Poems: with Reviews, (^'oniiiieiidator,f
Notices, Ac, of her Sentimental Song-Book, (liand
"" h.. 1878, 12
Pastoral Rominisoenccs, N, York,
Autumn Manoeuvres, Lon., ISsfi,
Uajdds, Mieh., 1878, 12mo.
Moore, Rev. M.
1860, ISino,
Moore, Mrs. M.
;! vols. 11. Svo.
Moore, M. II. Sketches of the Pioneers of Meth-
odism in North Carolina and Virginia, Nashville, Teiin,,
1884, 12ino.
Moore, Maude. (Ed.) Songs of Sunshine ami
Shadow, Bost., 1882, 12mo.
Moore, MoHie E. See Davis, Moi.i.ik E., Hupn:.
Moore, Morris. Raphael's .\pollo and Marsyas:
a European Scandal; 2d ed., Rome, 1885, Svo.
Moore, N. Pilgrims and Puritans : the Story of
the Planting of Plymouth and Boston. llluBt, ll^st,,
18,iS, 12mo.
Moore, Norman, M.A., b. in Manchester, Kng.
(Ed.) Essays on Natural History. By Charles Wiilrr-
ton. With a Life of the Author. Lon,, 1870, p. 8vo;
new ed., 1S79.
Moore, R. The Marriage Stopped, Lon., 1888, p. 8ro.
MOO
I\IOO
W,"lX: ";,^''- '"-'"■•^ "f I"""'" PTieh Church, f Forty Day, between the llcurr r
Moore Uachel Wilso,, t„,„„ , , . , ! '■'■!'"•. I'"™". «««""«•<."" «n,l Asce„si„„,
■' ' • "-"I". J. Aliirtvr
On the Vcntihitii.n of Mines, Lc
Moore, Itainti
ISf)!!, Hvo.
I'm-
I'sr:; ss:'i£!i ;£=!i"c..;: .Ji^ti
Kilited by
ihnx- from the Thir,l (j'erman E.lition
lrc,ler,ck Kngel,. !,„„, isst), 2 vol.s. s""
Lom,"lCT' p" s™ *'''''''^'" '^"y* = Mi^«cellaneo«s Poems,
isfu,""':::,; ^- "•' "^'^ ^•"- "f the New Year, !.„„.,
Moore, Thoinag. F I s r , ,- I 2. Ti„. i'„,»i„„„..:..„ v;:_™.'" V."""-"' ""I"-, l**'". m-,
of the nu,'ne thrrufe'n twined,' Jd .'] Is •,!'{'.8''r'"b "1^
Si^li; ^;r^cTrSi«t"and''r ^;;3
II lormiiy with other botanical periodicals 1 Tn,l»,
Sung* i.„,| utJifr -p , ik;';" |2,„*'
.. 1 ' '""-^ . un Historical iiomiince, Ijon mfix Q
vols. p. 8vo,- new cd Ikto •> 'n.. n ! ^, . . ' ''
t..e Nature of the At^neinrnt, -,'0 ", V^ ." o '°V
The^,^even Cries from Calvary: Meditation; Ln.,l,s67;
Moore, nilliam Waniel, MI) MRPA
H.';''"" on o"f '•'V'^"';'""''- «f AccomiVodatTon"' an^-
Moore Hpv iv-M'- ' • ^ vP""''*"---' f'""- l'"^"'. Svo
s;,;' »:^S:.;. ssris, &ir Yi=r
so 8 CW.) if" "?'' "i«t«'-y of Church Property
'Ipore.H... •11,0m,, »,„„„, D.D„ [,,„„. „,
new od., ]88f) 'i-uis, 1 niia., i>,,j, Svo;
3. A Manual of Family iuediciuo for India iZ'isri'
i 2.s.';-.!'«a;?- <>'"•' '"■•' "" SS» fc
8,4-,6; lii.hop of Melbourne ls7fi-s«, and ,ince then
itTa^s'to'Fit^'^v '• '^T'"' -; M'.ie"ri!r
tuints as to J'acts of Nature, ],on., isiil f„ Svn "
Our f ord Jesu. Christ the Subject of Grow h f, Vis":
Join, (Ilulsean Lectures,} l.on., IsCi), p. Svo ! Jacob •
Christ Lon. Is7< 'p' .".o"' t "t p''"^''<:'''^"i"» «f 'I'"
()os,,els, T,on., l.^^.^'isino (genuineness of the
Moorman, John J., M.D.. [«„,., v„|. a., ad,l 1 1
Hat' '".r 2!"'^ (f '"«':"■'-' ^""- "ndt'anlhl;
.„-.-^,^.^.... ...<• ...ast words Of Jesus. '^^Z^^^F^'^'^^^^^^
em P±;i^!'"';^J ''■^^i^^tol;trS:;!ne!;;;;;„':^k,^Ini!^^^^ '^..of the 52d ,.i«ht
""-o.^J^^,, „,, Appearances of Our£ord\irri;Jn;e j rs«o';'[:8;r'" ""' '^"■■'^■""" "^ "'« CommUt", wj
r«rii-is,:'
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Moos, II. M. 1. Hannah: a Nnvel, Cin., 18fi9,
8vo. 2. Ciirrio lliirrington : a Sequel to " lliinnali,'
Ifiiiio. 3. Mortura; or, Tlio I'opo and his Inquisitors;
ft Dnima, Ifiiiio. . „, . i
Moos, N. A., B.So., F.R.S. Etlin. An Llomentary
TrctttUo on the Strength of Materials and Strains in
Structures, Lon., 18S7, Svo.
Mornine, 1*. I. Evening Hours, Boat., lSt)9, lOmo.
2. Shining Hours, Bost., 187'.i, lOino.
Morais, Henry Samuel. 1. Eminent Israelites
of the Nineteenth Century : Biographical Sl<etches,
Phila., ISHO, Svo.
"It is an interesting jvirtrait-gallery into which the au-
thorUiuls us, and he makes an efflcieiit eiceiuiiu. — Au(io»,
2. The Daggatouns : a Tribe of Jewish Origin in the
Desert of Sahara: a Ueview, Phila., \AA2, 12ino.
Moran, Charles. 1. Money, X. Vmk, l«h3 12mo.
2. Money, Currencies, and Banking, N. York, 1»73, »vo.
3. floverniuent : an Essay, N. York, 1879, I2ino.
Moran, Rev. F. Sweet Influence : a Brief .Me-
moir of E. (). Moran, Lon., 18H2, sij. Iflmo.
Moran,. Most Eminent Patrick Francis, D.D.,
b ISHO, at Leighlinbri.lgo, County Carlow, Ireland, and
educated at the Irish College of St. Agatha, Rome; was
appointed vice-president of the college and prolossor ot
Hebrew in the College of the Propaganda, Rome, in 18ol).
He returned to Ireland in 1866; was private secretary
to the Archbishop of Dublin; in 1872 became Bishop ot
Oasory, and is now Archbishop of Sydney and cardinal.
1 Memoir of the .Most Rev. Oliver Plunkett, ISol.
2. Essays on the Origin, Ao., of the Early Irist. Church,
Lon., 1861, Svo. 3. Ilistorv of the Catholic Archbishops
of Dublin. Vol. i.. Part I. Lon., 1864, 8vo. 1. His-
torical Sketch of the Persecutions, Ac, under Cromwell
and the Puritans, 186j. 5. (Ed.) Acta S. Brendani,
1872. 6. .Moiiasticon Hibernicum, 1873. 7. Spici-
legium Ossorienso; being a Collection of Original Let-
ters and Papers illustrative of the History of the Irish
Church from the Reformation to the Year 1800. First
Scries. Dublin, 1874-78, cr. 4to.
" The douumenw in tliis [the first] volume almost ex-
clusively bear upon matters of ecclesmstieal interest; but
many of them will be very weloome to all students ot
Irish hislorv as .i coiitribulioii to our scanty stock ot ma-
terials for the t-'ciioral history of the period over which
they range."— .4"i'<..viii. 211').
8. Irish Saints in 'irciit Britain, Lon., 1879, \i. Svo.
.Morant, George. Hints to Husbands on Man-
Midwiferv, Lon., 185li, 12mo.
.Moraiit, Ma,ior George Francis. 1. Game-
Preservers and Binl-Preservers, Lon., 187.), ji. ovo. 2.
Rabbits us a Food-Supply, and how to fold them, Lon.,
1883. or. Svo. , , _ „ .
Morawetz, Victor. Treatise on the Law of Pri-
vate Corporations, Host., 18S2,Svo.
Mordacque, Rev. Louis Henry, M.A., 1824-
1872, incumbent of Haslingden, Lancashire, 1849-7U.
(Trans.) History of Names in Connection with the Prog-
ress of Civilization, by Euscbius Salverti, Lon., 1862-
64, 2 vols. Svo. , ^
Mordaiint, Rev. Osbert, M.A., graduated at
Christ Church, (l.xford, 1865; onlainod 18ti7; rector c,
Hampton-Lucy since 1874. 1. Plain Instructions for
Conlinuation Candidates, Oxf., 1880. 2. "Nearer to
Thee :" InstructicJiis and Sermons, Lon., 1882. p. Svo.
Mordecai, Alfred, 1804-1887, b. in Philadelphia;
graduated at the U.S. .Military Ac;»demy 1823, and as-
signed to the engineers: a member of the ordnance
board at Wasliington 1839-60; serve.l in the Mexican
war, and was promoted major 1854; member of a mil-
itary commission sent to the Crimea IS.iS; resigned
from the army 1861 ; treasurer and secretary of the Penn-
sylvania Canal Company from 1867 till his death. I.
Digest of .Military Laws, Wash., 1833. 2. Ordnance
Manual for the Use of Officers in the I'nited States
Army, 'S41 ; 2d ed., 1850. 3. Reports of Exiioriinents
on (iunpowiler, IstD, 1849. 4. Artillery for the United
Slates Land Service, as devised and arranged by the
Ordnance Board. Illust. 1849. ,7. Report of the Mil-
itary Commission to Europe in ISTio and 18,06: United
States Ordnance t>,;j.nrtnient, Pub. hy the U.S. Guv t.
Wash., 1860, 4to. , ^. .,
.Mordecai, J. American Magistrate and Civil
Oflioer, Phila., 1S53, 2 vols. Svo.
Mordecai, Samuel. Virginia, especially Rich-.
mond, in By- Gone Days. By an Old Citiaon. Rich-
mond, 1856, 12mo; 2d ed., 1860.
MOR
Mordon, W. E. New Hand-Book of Training f r
Athletic Exercises, Lon., 1887, 12mo.
More, E. S. The I-aws of New York relating 1 >
Villages, Rochester, ISS.S 8vo. ^ ^, ^
More, I. Maud's Boy, and other Tales, Lon., 18,7,
'' More, R. J. Under the Palkuns : a Visit to ih.-
District of Philipponolis in 1871', 1-on., 1877, p. Svo.
" .Morecamp, Arthur," (Pseud.) See Pii.gi:i«.
Thoshs, iii/ril, „, „ . , .r
Morehouse, G. C. The Supervisor s Manual : a
Treatise on the Law [of New York] applicable to the
Duties of Supervisors; with Decisions and Fornix.
Albany, 1886, Svo. , . „. . ^ , ., ,
.Moreing, C. A. Telegraphic Mining Code, Alpln,-
betically Arranged, Lon., 1888, Svo.
.Morel, Conway. (Ed.) Authority and Conscienn":
a Free Debate, Lon., 1871, p. Svo.
Moreland, Harry. Raymond: a Hovel, L..i...
1867, 3 vols. p. Svo. ,,, ,
Morcll, J. v., LL.D., [auie, vol. 11., add.] 1.
Characteristics of Modern (iernian Philosophy, l.im.,
l'*56 12uio. 2. (Trans.) Contributions to .Mental Phi-
losophy, by I. H. Fiehte, Lon., 1860, Svo. 3. Introdi..'-
tion to Mental Philosophy, on the Inductive M.tlio.l,
Lon., 1861, Svo. 4. (Ed.) Shakespeare's Merchant ..f
Venice: with Notes, Criticisms, Ac, Lon., 1878, 12ni(..
5 Philosophical Fragments, written during Inteivals
of Business, Lon., 1878, p. Svo. 0. A Compenduiiii of
Italian History frcmi the Fall of the Roman l.iupire:
translated from the Italian of Giovanni Bosco, and ■
plcted to the Present Time, Lon., ISSl, Svc 7. Mdiii.l
Philosophy on the Inductive Method: with Lxau.ii.a-
tion Papers, Lon., 1884, p. Svo. 8. Manual of the His-
tory of Philosophy: with Examination Papers, Lon.,
1 884 p Svo. Also, school-books.
Morell, John Reynell, formerly an inspector ..f
schools. 1. f.cientifie Guide to Switzerland, Lon., Isfj,,
11. Svo. 2. The Essentials of Geometry, Plane and .Solhl,
as taught in Germany and France, Lon., 1871, 12mo. :i.
European Literature in the Middle Ages and Modern
Times, Lon., 1874, 12mo. 4. (Trans.) The Followui-
of Christ, by Johann Tauler, Lon., 1886, Svo.
Moreman, Wilmot. Specimens of English Uia-
lects- I., Devonshire; II., Westmoreland. Edited by
Professor Skeat. (Ers;. Dialect Soc) Lon., D<7'J. V".
"Morenos, Ojos," (Pseud.) See Clay, Miis.
JosKHIii.NE R., mipra. „ ., .
Mores, S. 1. Old Bob, the Performing Dog: a
Story, lon., 1876, 16mo. 2. Pretty Polly; the llistnry
of a Cockatoo. Illust. Lon., 1S77, sq. Ifiiuo.
Moresby, Vice-Admiral John, made extensive
discoveries and surveys in the South Paeitic, wliilc ca|.t:ini
of the "Basilisk," 1875-78; retired 1881. New (iiimcMaii I
Polynesia: Discoveries and Surveys, Ac, Lon., IS70, .Svu.
"A narrative of exploration and surveys ,.,.iiiliicl.d
with great zeal, skill, and jiidgiuent, and tniillo ..1 re-
suite valuable alike to the etlmolngist, the navipu.i , Uie
trader, and the intending colonist. . . . lie L-allaii a .•
thor writes, as a sailor should, 111 a manly, straiKlitl"! wuid
manner."— fW. A'fi'., xli. 372. ..,,.,
Moreton. Henry John Reyn.lds-, third l.nri
of Uucie, F.U.S., b. 1S27; succeeded to the iuIl' l-.^^
1 (Trans.) Laila; or, Sketches from Finmarkeii; IrHiii
the Norwegian of .1. A. Friis, Lon., lsS3,p. Sv., ;!.
(Trans.) Skiiipcr \Vors6 ; from the Norwegian ol A. o.
Kielland, Lon., 1885, er. Svo.
Moreton, Rev. Julian, ordained 1849; ini->i.in-
ary in Newfoundland 1849-61; ehaiilain in India 1-"--
74; vicar of Saliash, Cornwall, since 18,8. 1. I.i aivl
Work in Newfoundland, Lon., 1863, p. Svo. ■-■J'<-'^^"
to the Rev. II. Bailey : a Reply to Strictures on .Mis-ion-
ary .Societies and Missionaries, Lon., ISOl. Svo. ... l.i''
Physical Geography of Newfoundland, IS(i5.
Moreton, Robert. On Horso-Breaking, l-.lm.,
1877, p. 8vo; 2ded., 18S3. , „ , , ,,^,
Morey, H. Rhymes from the Ranks, Lon., I'*^',
'"'iMorey, William C. Outlines of Roiniin haw:
comprising its Historical Growth and Generd 1 rin-
elides N. York, 1884, Svo.
MnrlilU William Richard, M.A., gralnaled at
Oriel College, Oxford, 1857; Ilchester lecturer in M.i-
vonic literature 1873. 1. Russia, (" Foreign Oountr.
ami British Colonies,") Lon., 1881, 12mo. 2. Mavoim
Literature, ("The Dawn of European Literature, ) l.on.,
•'■ into this small volume . . . Mr. MorflU has loioprossed
MOP,
Slavonic worl,l, H. , m s I, ' i""« "''"'■'' <'"».Miiutt. the
1884,^";^":" "ram,,,,, of „;; p„„,h l,a„«„,.g„, l„„..
iMOR
iflfirtruak El .■ • *
L' I'roiii the Continent,
editorially will sBvVniT no'.'!!' '" '''*^'' 1 , ""-" conneuted' j Morgan, G. Ulnrkpr , p , ^ -pl ,„
the New York '^'^^;"' '"'>''»I"'P"8, and was elerk of ""'ents, and ,Senuler,M In., ,'i *'"'■) ,^h» J"»'bes, Jlon
wrote.evem ,Vr ".|:di'irTl';'"M'''T '?''-^'- "^^ *'""'''* C.ahedra "^ St F 't h';":', ''r'^'- ^''A''"^' '" '^^
Gm. to K>„„|,„, nubllahed v,!l.l„ . ,.. '^..'' ^^"'^•i"\' ! f"'™"™?- . % ^Major P. Fi,
he beeaine c.lit, r ol h.fli " '." ^"/"I'"' ^^ I WO "W,, vol. i ''"at'-ly printed, bee IistiKit, 1'av.vk,
He ueoftiiie editor of" rh.' n^.., i i -vt --r-- *.. i.'oi. . -. ..
»»e. ,. Hhy,,:e:^^ri'e7.y^"eu';:'"N'"Y''^>'''-'x''*'?'^?''' ^"»'"- «■• ^
of TownandC u u y N 'iwt'V;,.'?,''',^^"'' «««""«"tion8 Talks to Young Men „„''h;' vi;';' I'.r"- ,-'■ ""'"el
.Straps: a Novel (fWv '''•'' ^'""- '*• Shoolder- i Finn Series. L„„ ISH? j^, ""« ^^"^ "'^ tl'c Bibl
l'hiili.,lsfi;i, r2,;'^^^?rT„V':^ "»'• '',e Ar,.,y, isn2,' Morgan, (• "orge 'h ""' , 4 ,
The Days of Shnd Iv v '"■,''' ""'"" '"B-l, 12mo. i Memoir., Ind.lent' ami <,\ .• ^JT''' ""'"Prising
il.l'hila^ls". ,'.?.'^.'>^\!' .^''^-^ ol"'" Hebellion in the Period « i "f""^ ^ u|^^■^"'. '''''"'''"rg, fro,,*^
Joined to an Idol: a
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and .Scotland/as seer^'ly a I i^■ T *'^"^'""''' '•™'"-'«'
1S«", 12mo. «. iC^ ^ V'"" 4,',""'?"' *^'- '^■"'•k.
Ii<.n. N. York, l.sfi- -L" ", ',."'■• \'"l *^™'t 2-M'osi-
«,, i.„,o. li. lu,ned from the Uoor :
12mo. 2TheTJi7'',-'^"'c;""'"'' ^'a"'i»hurg, 1S5S
1N7«, .svoT ^^K'^'^-'ve yketch-Uook, Jlarrisburg;
Moigan, George Osbonie, Q C PC Mi u
isA-<. >. ,. '.. :,' ?"'""' to the bar at Lincoln's Inn
, =7~» "»c», .iriniir ,'
f^5«n~te.i;;^lri;^ «^r:'. '«fi-.dained
Church Verses, 'l,„n"",, „;•„?•; «'"^.7'' I'ife'ht :"
'"'"^^iri^r'i^^ir-^-'ou.r^rrri
- J- <\"l" I '}""""■' Verses w;itte,;
l.ul,.,
among Rivers
and other Poe,,,.,, L„„., Isrf "'"' ^^^ ^''^'ng «ilt,
Morgan, llev. Ilenry.'KsVs ?ss4 , . x.
Conn.; i-emoved to Jioston in Isv ' '•'," ^^'''•""•".
-.e^Chapel. Vir;: -,t 1^^ >;S"7^^1r
2. Ned Nevins, the
'"o- ;<• The .Shadowv
Aherdovey, W;ies S7s ?, ' "•'"'"'''' '*"5'"'; ^'i^'r of
Ch,r,.|, „(■ i.:..::.,''^'i!"'*'!_-'5S'«tant luinlsl-r of the
especially with Heferceel W' ''"''"''^''V' eonsidered,
I.»n., 1,S71, svo. 1. The M^ f ■«^' "'r;V''''' '"•■durers
quiryinto its lnHue.!ce on h ",'' J'''l"'« '^ "" I"'
ISri, Svo. """O'"-" "1 a L,bei-al Education, ton.,
Morgan, Henry James b
-iuoatedatMorrinC*;i,e^XlJ
tin,-. ,nd N'otcs bvr ,1 "'''■■'' '•'"» "" In'rod, V^-
^,v...s. s^o^'^w^fth't;: rz'x v-r';- ''"";'^''"'''
K. ,a .0 Lobnor, by N. pl-e ^'vals y^Yon ^ ™"s ' vo™'"
ISmo. ^ ' ^' *• ^'"' J'""" I>iotionary, Lon., 1877,
"organ, Edward. The Clergyman's Wife, ,
... „„ „, "V '",•'"' ^'"'"^'' ^'ates. By a
Celebrated CanXnsuiS ,1' """• ^- Sketehe/of
ada, lS,i2, Svo Bib ii, T' connected with Can-
«al of Canadian i,iten";;'°';^',f ''"'■'';«"/'«>• "'' ^ ««»-
nadian Legal Uireitorv I i,^ ,"7' Y'^V *■ The Ca-
"f Canadaf Toronto, 18^78 ""'" '" ""^ ^<""=^ and Bar
Morgan, Horace H 1 n
race n. 1. Representative Names
llSd
:c:»
MOR
in the Ilii-tory of ICnglisli Literature, N. York, 1S76, siii.
4tii. 2. Toiucal Sliiike.'<|i8iuiiina : ii Collection of Kiiglish
Sluikos|ioariana, St. Loui.s Mo., 1.S7U, «vo. 3. Literary
Stuilies from tliu tireat liritisli Aiitliors, St. Loui.4, JIo.,
ISM), .'Ivn.
Morgaiit J. 1- Practical Les.'ions on Affections
prciiluced bv Conta){iou« Uiscases, Lon., 1S7I, |). Svi>. 2.
Nature aio'l Trcatuicnt of ContiiK'ious iJiscii.-^cs Lou,,
1S72, p. Xvo. :i. The Daii^crs of Cliloroforui, ami the
Safot'v au.l Efficiency of Hthcr, Lun., I.'<7;t, \>. .'<vo. 4.
The Cure of licnt Knee, Lon., lS7.'i, p. Svo.
MoriiUil, J. The Church in Wales: a Uetrospeot
and Defence, Lon., l.'*84, Svo,
Moriuiitil, J. r. Kngland under the Norman' Occu-
iiation, Lon., \>*l>^, p. Hvo.
MorKiill, J. I*. iTran..<.) A Manual of iLuniony;
from the (ieroian of K. F. Kichter, N. York, lsil7. Svo.
Morisiiii, Uev. .lames, IJ.U., l«»/f, vol. u., add.]
1. Home and the (;o..^iiel, Lon., 1H54, l2mo. 2. Ihe
Penitent: an Kxposition of Psalm Ii., Lon., I8.'i5, 12mo.
;i. li.\po.><ition of till' Firet Kpistlc of ,lohn, Lon., IStio,
Svo, 4. Scripture Testimony to the Holy Spirit, Lon.,
Lsilo, 8vn. .1. The Preacher's Treasury : Dnc Hundreil
Outlines of Sermons, Lon., 1.-<6S, three series, 12nn) ; new
ed., ISSl. Cp. Kucollcctions of my Life and Times. Ed-
ited by his Son, Lon,, ls74, Svo,
.llurgaii, James Appletoii, b. ISSO, at Portland,
Me.; educated at Uacine College, Wis., and at Colum-
bia Law School, New York : practised law in .New York,
giving much time to literary pursuits. He founded in
ISS5 the Shakespeare Society of New York, of which
he has since been president. 1. (Ed.) Specimens of
Macaronic Poetry, N. York, 1S72, cr. Svo. 2. The Law
of Literature : with American, English, French, and
Uorman Statutes of Copyright, N. York, 187.^, 2 vols.
Svo. ;f. International Copyright: an Address, 187S,
Svo. 4. English Veision of Legal iMa.\ims: vfith the
Original Forms, Alphabetically Arranged, and Index of
Subjects, Oin., 1878, 12mo. o. Anglo-American Inter-
national Copvright : an Open Letter to W. M. Evarts,
l.H7y, 12nio. 'O. Tlie Shakespearian iMyth; or, William
Shakespeare and Circumstantial Evidence, Cin., 18SI,
12mo. 7. Some Shakespearian Commentators, Cin.,
iss:', 12mo. 8. Venus and Adonis: a Study in ttie
Warwickshire Dialect, N. York, 18S5. V. Digesta
Shukespeareana, 1887. 10. Shakespeare in Fact and in
Criticism, N. York, 1S88, Svo.
JMorgau, James S. Poems, Wigan, Lancashire,
186li.
Morgan, John. My Welsh Home, and other
Poems, Pontypool, 1870, 12iP0.
JUorcan, John Edward, M.A., M.D., F.R.C.P.,
graduated at Lnivcrsif College, O.xford, 1852, and in
medicine 18H1 ; physician to the Manchester Koyal In-
firmary, and professor of medicine in Uwens College. 1.
The Danger of Deterioration of Race from the too Rapid
Increase of (ireat Cities, Lon., 18t!6, Svo. 2. University .
Oars: being a Critical Enquiry into the After- Health
of the Men who rowed in the O.\ford and Cambridge
Boat-Uace, from the Year 1829 to IStW, based on the ^
Personal Experience of the Rowers themselves, Lon.,
1873, p. Svo. I
" The results of these enquiries show . . . thai eoUene
boat-raeliig, far from beinji a daiiEenms, is, when pursued
under the proper conditions, a lioalthy sport.
-yaliun,
" i)r. Morgan's work will be of much .service to those who
ran give all his facts their due \vei;-'ht and are not liable
U) be carried away by his marked prcililectioii lor rowing.
—Spedalor, xlvi. 701.
3. Medical Education at the Universities, Manchester,
1878, Svo. 4. Victoria University ; AVhy are there no
Medical Degrees'? Manchester, 1881, Svo.
Morgan, John Lloyd. Life of the Rev. William
Morgan, Professor of Theology lit the Presbyterian Col- ^
lege, Carmarthen, liy his Son. Lon., 1887. \
Morgan, Uev. John Pughc, M.A., graduated at j
Jesus College, O.xford, 1807 ; ordained ISIIS; vicar of,
Bolfor since 1870. Gethsomane, and other Poems, Lon., .
ISO'.I, or. Svo, I
Morgan, Lewis Henry, LL.D., [unic, vol. ii.,
add.,] d. ISSl, at Rochester, N.Y'., «rhoro ho had prac-
tised law for many years. He was elected ajueiubei ..f
the National Academy of Soioncs in 1875; elected
president of the American Association for the Adva;, ce-
ment of Science in 1879, and belonged to scientilic so-
cieties in the i;nited States and in Europe. 1. The
American lioaver and his Works, Phila., 1808, Svo.
1136
Moll
" Mr. Morgan presents his subject in simple liinguag.,-,
free from lechiili-ality, and in a inauiu'r which can lardly
fail to attract all clas-ses ot readers. He writes canlloiisij ,
with MM earnest desire to elicit Irutli and cliniiimte error,
anil lois staled liolhiiig Hhlcli im> not been vcrihed by
persuiml oliservation or the tesiimouy of trustworthy wli
iicsses."— -Vu^ion, vi. 170.
2. Systems of Consanguinity and Allinity of the llii
man Family, (" Smithsonian Contributions to Knowl-
e.lge,") Wash., 1809, 4tc,
" l'iirelvsclenlill<' in Us nielhods and its siiiKlciiess uf
imrpose. '. . . While other writers have spcculotcil, he has
Ihroiiuli vears of paticnl toil, colleclcil a vast mass .,1 lai t»
upon which others as well as he may base their conelii-
sloiis as lo thi' primitive condition of the luimaii race.' —
\iiliuii. .wii. ',!lo. . , r •
;;. Ancient Society; or. Researches in the Lines <il
Human Progress, from Savagery through liarbarisiu ioi..
Civilization, N, York, 1877, Svo,
"His liiH.k Is divided into four parts, beaded rcspt'c-
lively: 1. (irowth of Intelligence Ihroiigli Inveiilioiis aiicl
Uisciiveries. 11. (irowlh of the Idea of lioverniueiit. 111.
(Irowth uf the Idea of laniily. IV. ilrowlh nl ihc ble.i
of Properlv. The lirst jiiirl is devoted mainly to llie eslal,-
llslinieiit ('jf what Mr. Moruau calls ■ ethnical periods,' ,,|
which be rccipj;iiizes three,— savagery, barbarism, and
civilization. ... ,..,,...•
" . , , The second part . . . demands full attention. . . .
Ho acknowledges t!. '■ classes succeeding each otlicr,-
vlz., soeietv Im.scd upon dillcreiice of .sc.\ ; society bie-cd
npiui kin; "political society, based upon territory and pn.ii-
erty. . . . Hv scanning the eartli'.s snrliice, even to the iv
molest isles' our author has succeeded in piescrving lor u^
the most imporlaiit features of life amonn races ilnu ar>'
fast vanishing. These features he has juiln'iouslv con-
nected wi'h the oldest rocorils— mythical, Iraditicuial. and
historical-of biiiminitv.and thus spun a lliread which, iii
a given point, is sure to pass through aiiv branch or Iril.r.
It is not so much an historical as an ethnological guide.
which no cuie can neglect who intemls to devote some ai-
lentlon to human aiitiipiily, as well as to the stinlyol .suiii
living peoples as are yet without the pale ol modern civil-
ization."— .Vo^oii. xxv. W.
"What Mr. Morgan has added to our stock ol lacUswill
endure, but his theories aie doomed to rapid natural dc-
cay,"— .s'li/. JifV; xlv. 19.
"The author has built up a structure of theory wider
and heavier than his foundations «( facts will bear, llis
scheme will hardly be acceoted as a whole, but parts (d it
may stand as pernianent additions to the science ol man. "
— KuwAiiD B. I'YLOK ; -lend., xiv. 07.
4. Contributions to North American Ethnology : vul.
iv.. Houses and House-Life of North American Aborigi-
nes. Illust. (Pub. by U.S. Oov't.) Wash., 1881, 4tu.
Morgan, Mrs. Louisa, wife <-f John Edward
' Morgan, «ii/;ra. liaron IJruno, and other Funny Stories :
with Illustrations, Lon., 1875, \>, Svo,
Morgan, Mrs. M. Keeping the Vow : a Story, X.
York, 1882, 12mo.
Morgan, Miss Mary, b. in Scotland; removed at
an early age to Canada. Poems and Translations, Mon-
treal, 1887, sq. 16mOi new ed., entitled " Wood-Notes in
the tiloaming," Host., 1888.
Morgan, Nicholas. 1. Phrenology, and how to
use it in Analyzing Character, Lon., 1871, p. Svo. 2.
Skull and lirain : their Indications of Character, Lon..
1S75, 12nio.
Morgan, Rev. Pliny H., .M.D., rector of 'Irimty
Church, Connersville, Ind. Aggressive Work in llic
Church of Christ: with Directions for Conducting .Mis-
sions and Organizing Brotherhoods and Guilds, N. York,
1874, lOmo.
Morgan, R. C. 1. The Converted Collier; or. The
Life of Richard Weaver, N. York, ls68, ISmo. 2. Ai
Jesus' Feet : a Series of Papers on Christian Doctrine.
Lon., 1870, 12iuo; new ed., 1872.
Morgan, Rev. Richard Williams, [.m'., vol.
ii., -.dd,] ordained 1811; curate of Marholm, Xortli-
ainptonshire, 1870-74; of Slapleion, (ilouccstershirc,
18S2-8.'i; of Otlord Darcy, Huntingdonshire, 18Sf)--*H.
1.' The Church and its Episcopal Corruptions in WaU-,
Lon., 1855, Svo. 2, The British Kymry ; or. The liriton.-
i of Cambria, Lon,, 1857, 12uio, 3. St. Paul in Britain:
or, British Chrisiianitv, Lon., 1801, cr. Svo.
.Morgan, S. Hilda Waldermore : a Novel, Lon..
1S7'.I, 3 vols. cr. 8vo.
.Morgan, Samuel, M.D. Text-Book for the Do-
mestic Practice of Homoeopatbio Medicine : 2ded., Lon.,
ISfiO, 32ino.
.Morgan, Samuel T. United States Irap"rt Ha-
ties under Existing Laws and Decisions, and Digest ol
Tariff Laws, Bait,. 1875, Svo.
Morgan, Sydney, Lady, [nnle, vol. ii., add., J
1783-1859. For biog., see Dixon, W. H., «i//)/w. 1.
Luxiuia, the Prophetess: a Tale of India, Lon.. IS.iU,
""""'^ TmT~
p. Svd.
1S5», Svd,
' Til is V)
MOR
2. I'assnge, fr.„„ niy Autobiography, L»n.,
MOR
unpul.l,,.!,,.,! »ntuW oKr p V nV,/'!''-?,''''^ "f vmIui.u.^ uf
n'spondcn,.,. ,,f Iji,lv "t ri/u ?■ 'j'',' " ""-' i'"'™ "nil c.ir-
AUoKvilKT, thisM ,1 vVim, . ""^ the yeiirs IMs-n/.
Lo^"r?H'";.'J;o. ''""'"""-^'nti'" Mo^aio l-avomen.,,,
CoiVeZf"^,'';!'"'"'!on"!h„ ^?;''""'""""> Mo,„io,.. a
<ht. D„y, lio.,t.. is^7 I-mo '•"'"'^^""'">"' Quction, of
.MorKuii, WilhAm. i,l„, ,|o ,jaiis
MorBaii, William, ji.i,r„„,^ ,,„, „ „,,,
mmmmk
S;S=5=i'Si:&-
I* Tnigoily of
I.
5. l)iplith,.na: its 11,",,,!. ' '^''l' ''"''■• l"^??. !'■ "'vo.
ill-t/ativoofitsW':.;; ;f ; J'^-J^-J-o-C-es
MorgailM. U'illinm r . ' ' '^"i '2iiio.
:.< <l.e In.'ol " „", ''m •r''7",,'"""V™i !"'"'"«
T™I^: with Ath... ("Weal" "J; f'?"""' »f. Mi-in«
aii'l 4to. 2. Solution of r.Jl- ,V' ]'""■• "*"2. 12iiio
Lon., issr, 12,n,' "'^ Explosions. Part I.
lego, Fordham \' V ' , r . '"'t' "'"' •'^•' •^"'"''« C.l-
ti7;«e,„;::r;^: M„^troat: r^t'r :;;f;. -"t!:;: ^^;'-
(Jlimpses of Sacred Shri'nn, A K ' '•;"'^''l'"g-' ■• with
■-mo'" "I' Th'",-''^ '^'"""'"'^ •" "- (•>- X. Y,;rk . "■■
Moriarty,Kev. Patrick Eugene, isni is- .
juinedtho AuL'iistinian inis«i„i;i„,i, A-; , ''•^'* ''«
in Attic (ireekfLon.. 1 ?,s or '8.„ ']• p""-, ■^■f'!T'
Hent Classic, for EnL-ii,!, .(L,f,'l„ .?; r.-'/.^ 'i'l'i'J' i'l An-
"Tile 111
syiii|mihy
L<^;.,';^ {^r^"^'"^ ^-^- - i:-:n Translation.
a PractiuttI Kxi-osition of
ne\f <.,!., I sro 9 Vi.,.ii . .,; .,' '.''""■• '"'i I. 1 2inn;
; Ato,„.n,c„,. iMU i A oXV '■ ''"'"^liO-.l'the
' un., is.is_7i,-s, '7 :.J„- '';'"■?'•. '"'■'■■' i-xx.
ically con.Mcr'od newel "e,"^ '''i's-',/ ''"'"' ''™''"-
I leaelnng „n .S,„K.tilication ■ -'•'""- "*-S*-
Romans vi., |,„„.. i«mB, 8vo
I'lorisoii, .lames ! r.-.,, •
I>i-e«.o, I,,,,,.' ls,^%- '-J'' i""y "'to 'l-o Origin of
^--The;ry:-;„-K.,;;;'';^r:d:,tr;M;?,t
-InJrh'Tr' •''^"'*''' •^"B"«t"'' Cotter, M A n 1
JSo^l^'S '-:-^^^^^^^
&irh-:-:ri;tF?--!-'''"«'"^:
IhV^ .loath ho suffered ?n.,; „.^ ■ "1,", ""'^' l"<^>'"'" '»
''"Ok waswrittenT;:!?^ ! , r""*^.;; rrv'"" 1';^.'"^'
ol St. liurnard, Abbot of (ll .' , ''''"' ''"'' ' '"""
neiveds., ISfis! fsT; tlairvaux, I.on., lsii:j, ,,. Svo;
"«nj^U':7r;i,!;:;^ir^/;^^;;' ?r'"V"""" -^^ "- >-
'""I sympathy, whi 'r , , " "•'''■■ l"'-'"ll.v,)f insight
"''t "lerefyjust y, rVvenV., r n'l '",'" "' '•'"ni-'-eheiHl
llietely, l„s hero's pasith",';^/',^ ' M, -n' /'"I ''""'J' ''"'I '■"" '
the projiress of huna,li"i ",!'''"''"' ,'' !'" '","<-'» ""^1 ">
"iiewhreh he shares litMn.^iih.'.r ■",'''''''"'' '""''i''" i'*
whu have vvisl„.,| ,„ Vl jT,m . ";''';''"'-''')»lio.l writers
■ • ., He views reliKioii tlie i iri r7V", '"O'l'.'^'val Ham.-s.
s<."l, only from the < ni.'i,! '. r r V"''"' ,"'^' <l"-i-^ti'Ui
R";l worthier H-avlh I vrV.Mv.'^'"'- '''"'>■• '''"''it-'l'i'r
"I'ly from the ouLsid ""^,v,r} ",v'l'\'i'''^;"'l!'; '"on, yrl still
Svo. ^ " " ""•" •" ''Otters,"j Lon., 1878, p
lilott;-^;i\;:iii:;^i-'ilfeV^^
• ■ ■ H,s criticism of f hh,,A,.'"'.V.."';'r'.'f ''"•'eess n ,t.
^klWgeslor Practice in Unseen V;^ULn.
r^c'St'V.^*"^ o'n*t?.r'e7^,o"rr".»«-''' «'«-'^-
'"J .«ince then SI: ,!1''r:L..''' '^J-'". ''^^'-S*:
(
ni
and
Kohe;irr^^i;;;^-',;'f;«i^on as ,„,, hi.,„rian, and-tlie
<isn. leads him, tho.u^^ht,," ,',,"',' "''''■'' '"'^ oriii-
P"riM.nofhish,,,,k,ari- n V, ,^v,,', ' "'" """'' vaUiahlu
thouKh prominent p n "e V „ , 1,' " ""'"''5' "«■ '"""o'l
!;!ve an elleetive a ,1 we l- , „ ^; ",""^ H' "'« "^'^ "e
lie ami personal elmrmicr s^^^^^^ ''";'"''' "f •■ih'ioii's
the Ai.t.dJiograpiu- , 1 , ,n',,,' f , """!''■'• '■"' '■'""■-o. "M
ot other materi'als wlu!, 'nt'ee tVv'i.'i'i"^/'';^'^'''^!''^ •■•^«
^^.^Maeau,ay,(- English MenflX^;.;-,::;-;""^
^tm^i;"Ea^i:^„^„;;^^;;;''™« '" H irom which ,ve
pure amazement, it i,s i p;,"i ,';,", ''"'' "? fOK'"-'! 'viih
wiih(MUree,,gniEinL-the in'n ,'?,, "'"' "'"* '""0 '"'"k
"■."I the great diswr, [cif, f , ,' '"'''i'''' "'V ".^oat hreadlh,
piece of wrlting."-.sj«',^,,'l,"/,'.'';.:;i4""-''-- " "* " I'oautifnf
0. Madame
llinio. _^
10
, I.S82,
- ...iiiuj;. — .■'i«CM/or, Iv. l.')|4 -^....i.iiii
[.■ulatne de Maintcnon : an Ktude, Lot.., 1,^85 «„
.n';^Me'^;:;:115'",l-'Wto;vlrd:'t^
-nt'r^iS^JIitrtrn!:!^"^- E ^"™' ''"r"'"- ]<T^ «• 'f''^ ^---'oFMar ^";J!:„'
rn.a tl. Cobden Club S:;;;^^^,.,;;';.^?^- -P^i::;;^" ^!^- «^ "- Future, L„n.. 18^^ ^:^- ,a ed
tnue."-,>,',;frta/«r, Ixi 1030 ^ P"lilieal writinK of our
Leisure M^nn" Hn ",*.'" ""y"'"'-' "leaning., f„r
■-i-ivate circulation.' "~-' "J" S™. Anon. Printed
nostleisnr n.; n' "n^i ''^/'^ . ;^' " ""' ">^xi*^tance (n,r Ag-
oree.l, f„r those men a ,1 wo „ ei,""-' """''^' '."-thodolc
Piom and aecidenta c re ,S .",','','' ,"",""'" ondow-
and feel in npp,,slti,,n ,,'."''" ''"^0 '':'' "" '" ""ink
feeling, Ijut o 1 y nn ,. , , V'''' ""•^" "' I'li'ikingand
oilherten. tc to rt?traa tl^^: "'I' I'"""' "''^''•o they a e
and useicisness. ™^1'','- , '^>'' '"• t larry in douht
liT private circulation ' " *""'■«"! "'fhrr""k •
» ^^U*^ L:::;!:^;!^:';:^^^"— ^»>eHeart: : . Mr; M...
•Morisoii, Rev. James n ii r , > .. : ""^^"^ 'n>"end of thedouma
I'f the name there niPntinn '1 ^-p;' [''"'<■. vol. ii., third '""atoly, ill health has 1
eat,. Sm,.i . , """"'oned, add.,] b. 1810, at liath fomanis a framiicnt witli 1
gate, .Scotland , educated at the University of Edinburgh; - k'o.'aili'.'^' '"^ ohaplV,^'„'|;
ad r'llo'>'i',\'' ^r'i'f "',">■ i'Klloatert
ana the title of the book."— ^)rt,
1137
MOIl
MOR
Mori^on, Mi«, Jcanie. See Cm-bbu. "-. ,;>- ^;'.i„|^f i^^^l^;;/^ ef 1^S4' 'Sl^'cll^,;
MoiiM.ll, Kcv. John. Auntraliiv ax it ia ; or, FnctB ! M.irkot.jin.j ..tl..r Fairy-Talei.. Illust. l,on., 1.H77, p,
anil P't'iiluieri, 8ki'lcho3 ami Incidents, cif Aiiatralia anil ^ .'<v
Australian l.ifi' : with Notii'cs of New Zealand. By a
Clergyman Thirteen Years reiident in the Interior of
New Simtli Wales. I,(in., 1^(17, Svo. Anon.
.Uuri!«>ii, John, and Jones, T. Unpert. (lo-
olOKy. l''ir*t Series. l,on.. If*7(l, I'Jnio.
lUoriMon, Uev. John IIupkinN, D.U., [»»(', vol.
ii., nilil..l a Unitarian clergyman. Uii'iiui.sition on the
Oospol of .Matthew, 1 8511.
Morison, P. 1'. The Law of Replevin in the
United States, I'hila., 18i;'.l, 8vo.
lUorison, Kev. Wnlter. 1. PaaaioChristi ; Three
Illust. 1-on., 1.H7
17, (Kd.) .Shortcr'Works in Kn^liih Prose, Loii.,
I.SSil, 4to 18. Sketches of Longer Works in English
Vorso and I'roso, Lon., issi, r. 8vo. lU. (Ed.) Library
of English I.ileraliire : vols, i.-v., l,on., ISSl, 4to. 211.
English Literatiiro in the Keign of Vietoria. (Tauchnilz
Collection,) Leipsii-, I8SI, Umu. 21. Knglish Writers:
an Attempt towards a History of Knglish Literature;
vols, i.-v., Lon., 18S7-90, p, 8vo.
■' It caiiiint. iMilei'il. lie reennuneMili'il as a safe guide fur
students til wliiini miiuile arenraey Is of iniporliuire; Inn
as a iinpiihir liouk It has deeiiled nierils. I'rnf. .Miirliy
know- what sunie writers of far Krealer learning seem iiui
to know, that literature is a thing In he enjoyed, and n..i
ni'iM ,,sc"(iV,s..0H" 1S7I 1) Svo.' 2. From Malachi to merely a. subject for eritieal or phllnlnuleal analysis; hi,. I
Diseouises, ( lasgOH, Si i, p. '"•- "' , i^, j,,,';, sueeeeded In heing Ihnroughly iiderestilig even
Matthew: lliree Lectures, L.on., is(.i, p. i^yo. i when ileallug with the must unnrnmislng parts ol hi-
I unpri
sulijeet "— lliiNKV Hhadi.kv ; Anul.. x.\xlii. l'J7
Ho has also edited " Murley's Universal Library," :i
series of volumes issued at short intervals since I8S).
Cassoll's " National Library," begun 1S88, and editinn-
of various standard works.
Morley, John, M.A., LL.D., P.C, b. 1S:18, „i
niaekburn, Leicestershire; educated ivt Cheltenham Cd
lege, and at Lincoln College, Oxford; called to the bar
at Lincoln's Inn l'<7H. He was for some yenrs edilnr
of the Lilerarv (iazette, of the Fortnightly Ucview
1S67-S2, of the Pall Mall (ia/.etio I8SI)-k:I, of Macmil-
lan's Magazine 18s;3-S,i, and of Knglish Men of Lettiis
since the commencement of the series. He has been
M.P. for Newcastle-upon-Tyne since ISSIl, and w.i'
chief secretary for Ireland in 1886. I. Edmund liurlu :
an Historical Study, Lon., IS07, p. 8vo.
" Its sustahieil power of reasoning, its wide sweep of oh-
servation and relleetiiin. its elevated ethical and sncial
tone, stamp it as a work iif high e.veellenee."— .Su(. Jl>r ,
xxiv. (107. „ , ,,
2, Critical Miscellanies, Lon., 1871, Svo; Second .Sc-
ries, 1877, , ,
. , , ■ "The stvle Is throughoutelear and vlgurous, and their
University College, London, l.-^iij-sa, and has also since siibstance"is such as to imply inueli reading and much ai ■
.Morlnnd, WHIiiun WaHace. 1. Diseases of the
Urinary Organs, Phila., 1S5S), 8vo. 2. The Morbid Ef-
fects of the Hetention in the niood of the Elements of
the Urinary Secretion, (Fiske Fund Prize Essay,) Phila.,
ISIil, 8vo. „, ,
.Morley, Uev. (;eorge, J!. A., graduated at Wad-
ham College, Oxford. 1S41I; ordained ISiO; vicar of
Under-Kiver, Kent, 1S78-80. Remarks on "Modern
Christianity a Civilized Heathenism," Lon,, 1S7 1, fp. f^vo,
Morley, II. I'orxter, .M,A., U.Sc, assistant profes-
sor iif eliemistrv at University College, London. Outlines
of Organic Chcmistrv, Lon.. IS,s6, p. Svo.
Morley, Henry, LL.D., [■mie, vol. ii., add.,] b.
1822. in London; educated at the Moravinn School,
Ncuwied, Oermany, and at King's College, London, of
which he was afterwards made an honorary Fellow. He
practised medicine 18-11-48, establislied a .school at Lis-
card, Liverpool, on a now method, which proved success-
ful, but gave it up in 1881 to settle in London, and be-
came a journalist, writing for Household Words and the
Examiner, of which he afterwards became editor. He
was professor of the English language and literature at
chair at (Jueen's College, Lomlon, live tliought
He Is very seldom uiil'air ill his
L'ameiirinciiial of University Hall, London, meiit.s, thmigli he may be occasionally rather unsyimK,.
Liiiie principal "' > " " J ' „ ^ j, , |,„„ever this may be. he pas.ses seiiteiiee like
ako Home Unhealthy, 1;°"-- l'*;^"',,'f ' "• a conscientious and painstaking judge."-S«/. Uev., xxxi.
Defence of Ignorance. By the Author ot ^g^
Jiev.,
LS78 held the same
In 1882 he bee
1. How to 11
Anon. 2. A Defence ot ignorance. i>y me .tiumur i.i ^g^
" How to make Home Unhealthy." Lon., 1831. Anon. ; 3_ Voltaire, Lon.. 1871, 8vo; ;ided.. 1.878.
3 Gossip, from " Household Words," Lon., 18a7, p. 8vo. | .. \Ve ,\„ not think that the accepted estimate of Voltaire
4. Memoirs of Bartholomew Fair. Illust. Lon., '«^«- }|>!- -y,^--^; ^^J;;;:^^,-^-^^,;!)^!;^^^^
^'yifZAile*!! wc^k with gretit industry a,^ ^ ^^^^^^,ri^^^^^l.^^U!'^Z^:i^lui'l^Jl:;u.
<\"\f'^ ,T- T 1 Tii„o, T„n ,,=„ io„,,,. ' throw any new liuht. ... it is impossible to read his V..1-
Fables and Fairy-lales. Illust. Lon., IS.iJ, l-iuo , j ^^^^^^^ without being struck by its iiideiicudeuce of thiiui;hl,
now ed., 1800. (>. Oberon's Horn: a Book ot tairy- ; itssiiiceritv and candour of expression, as well as by it-
Tales Illust. Lon., 181)0, p. Svo; 4th ed., 1881. 7. lability and literary iiower. . . . Mr. Morley has given ii«
■' a valuable and hiiihlv suggestive study of the great mini Ml
a very erllieal age, ami we only wish he eould have inr-
Kiiaded himself to have given us this and nothing iiinii-,
. . . and refrained from loose iliCTcssions upon (questions ui
the dav. which disturb the artistic unity and diminish the
scientilic value of the work."— Sa(. Jler., xxxiii. 11)0.
4. Rousseau, Lon.. 187:1, 2 vols. Svo.
"Throughout the whole of these two erudite and in
raanv ways masterly volumes the virility of the autlmr-
Intellect ... is not more coiispicuously jiresent Hum ilic
vulgarilv of some of liis ethical judgments."— ,s>Wii/"i,
xlvi. 821i".
We can recommend Mr. Morley's book to those wh.
English Writers; vol. i.. The Writers before Chaucer;
with an Introductory Sketch of the Four Periods of Eng-
lish Literature, Lon., 1864, Svo; vol. ii.. From Chaucer
to Dunbar, 18ii7.
" Though ill digested and ill arranged, conUiins a good
deal of information."— .4Wi., No. 18!M.
8. (Ed.) Sketches of Russian Life, Lon., 18t)6, p. Svo,
9. The Journal of a London Playgoer from 1851 to
1866, Lon., 1860, 12mo.
"His volume is pleasant and useful reading. The au-
thor has iudepeudeiice enough to note the shorteomings ^_^. ^^^^^ _^^ , , „
of authors and actors with that wholesome seventy "J i „„ ,„,xious to stiidv the causes ami tliedetailsofthc grciit
which a wise man girds himself to do better and cures not ; ,„oYe„n,|„ which came to a head at the close of the lii-t
to be angry at the severity."— .IWi.. No. 2013. .....,,_ ...■ , .
HI. Tables of English Literature. Part I. Lon., 1868,
fol.; 2d ed., 1871), 4to. 11. King and Commons : Cava-
lier and Puritan Songs, Lon., 1S6.><, I8mo. 12. Clement
Marot, and other Studies, Lon., IS71, 2 vols. ii. Svo.
" We have ... a good deal more about the French his-
tory of the times than about the actual life of Clemeiit
Marot. but that does not make the volumes in any deuree
tiie less interesting. ... of the minor biograiihical notices,
the most remarkable is that of the 'born dissector,
Andreas Vesalius. . . . JIuch the most interesting, how-
centurv. but we are bound to admit that he has not aihU.l
a.s much as we had anticiiiatcd to our knowledge cillar
of Uuiisseau's life or of the period In which he lived, "-
Ath., No. 2;i70.
5. The Struggle for National Education ; 2d ed., Lon.,
1S7:1; :id ed., 1874, Svo. 6. On Compromise, Lon., I''7I,
Svo; 2d ed„ rev.. 1S77, p. Svo.
" A series of five vigorous essays, . . . the object of wliidi
is, according to the author, 'to consider, in a short and
direct wav, some of the limits that are set by sound rcu-oii
^,„v...„.. .v.. ■ to the practice of the various arts of aceiiinmiiilati;;ii,
ever of Mr Morley's shorter studies is the essay on 'Col- | economy, manageiuent, conformity, or compromise, —
lege Work,' originally delivered as a lecture In the Faculty i Atti.. No. 24."il.
of Arts at University College, London."— Sn(. Kcv., xxxi. \ 7, Diderot and the Encyolopiedists, Lon., I81S, . vuls.
■1"8. „„..,,. T ,<,■,; i 8vo; new ed.. 1879. 1 vol. p. Svo.
i;j. A First Sketch of Lngli.«li Literature, Lon., 187,i, I ,. rj.|,g i,i„grapliy of the chief founder and conductor of
1, ,«vn ; 12th ed., ISSfi. - the Kncvclnp,Tdia is not ill Mr. Morley's hands a laciv i.cg
■" Full of admirable matter carefully and consecutively : on whlcli to hang a dissertation, but Is set "jelore I's "^ •'»
arranged, .simiile and manly In style, accurate, as far as example of what ■^••''^y<^^''l«VJIf« ";«'^«, • ;,;Hl^?,nl ,m, '^
we have been able to test it. In details, judicious and ap- a fault 111 these volumes, it i.s that he is a little too long, -
preciatlve in criticism, it forms a summary of special value I «(i(.iin'.,xlvim r t .. .».-,„„ isto
to the stiideut,"-.SiOT;((itoi, xlvi. 1125. 8. Burke, ("English Men of Letters, ) Lon., laiJ,
14. (Ed.) Shorter English Poems, Lon., 1876, r. Svo; ] p. Svo.
1138
MOR
"I'erlmp.s the licsl crltUlMn jet jMil.llsliecl ,m 11,0 life
811,1 j-hHrarliT „f Hiirke l« taliif,/ In Mr.Ncr.y "(.(,"
iriMllo IS l.l(iKmpliy."-.Si(, AVr., xlvlli. 'Jiw, *
■'^/ "Kiil'Tly just, ..luvatwl, hikI syiiiiwtl,(..tlc Mmly cf
slliiZ'TuuHtl. '■"'■'•'" """ ' '""■-'•-''■ '■'■ «""^'»'"c'n7"-
The author ilofcndod himself aniiin^t certain striotures
on matters of fact in an artielo entiUeil "A Wonl with
sunie Critics" t'oi-li,l,,l,i/,/ /I, ,i^„; Oclolier, 1H7!I. A ro-
join.lcr on some of tlie.io points will ho louml in the
A.wl,,,,,/, vol. xvi. pp. l'M5-,H7, where the urili.', .Mr. I-)
.1. 1 ayne says, in eonclnsion, " Mr. .Morloy's account of
niue-lcnths ol Ilnrke's life U to me complete and truth-
lull . . .the total result is a masterpiece such as Jlr
.Volley alone could have produced, and such as he may
well cunlemplale with satisfaction." |
II. Tlie Life of Kichard C.bden, I,.in., IS,S|, 2 vnlf.. Svo ^
,-,,,, in', ''."'''' "I "•'"'-■vciiHMits, and 11 nmv perhaps In- '
volnntar ly d si;iiise liis ii„| li,irec|iieMt hiihiVi's ' 1. <
was,..ii the whole eiivial.le In lil.s pnlilie career and lii his
pnvale lllc; uor h.ts any one^nf I'llscntemporarlcs llllis i
" nrapher."-.S„(. lie,:, 111. j
' MOR
[ Morrill, Arthur I). Outlines of a Short Element-
ary Course in (ieneral Chemistry, Portland, Mo., IH7II
IL'uio. ' • I
Morrill, Justin Nmith, b. isiii, „, 8iratford,
Orange Co., Vt.; C.S. senator from Virm.uit. .«elf.
tonsciousne.sid Noted I'crsons : compiled in Leisure
Jlours. Most., ISS7, ,svo,
Morrill, S. K. A Treatise of I'raetioal Inslruc
liniia in the .Medual and Surfe'iettl I'scs of lOlectrieity,
ivalaiiiazoo, lss'.>, ,svo. '
-■Morrill, Uilliiiiii W. (m the Law and I'lactice
in Actions against Municipal Corporations for Neijli-
b'eiice III Ihe Care of Highways, X. York, |s87 Svo
MorriN, a,,v. A. .1., [„,„.. v.d. li., add.] l.' The
Micpherd with his Lambs; m, Chapters and Songs
il- llimo; L'd ed., ISCiDi new '
far lieeii so lurliinatc 111 a bit
Ihe \lgouraiiiliriithlnlne.ss with whhli be has traced
oh,le 11 s career as a public man and liU ivlat ui" w il ,i
he miblic im,yeiiiem.s In which be took part arc e 11 I '
by tiic tact and Kraee with which, bavins a.'ccss to al be
private letters and nieniomiida e.Maiil. he has set 1 rib s
iim.'li :UH need be tcld about his pels uialb story an Is
rela ions with bl.s friends and kiinlred."-!///;:''.;-?,' "k
lU Halph Waldo Kmersou: an Kssay, Lon. and .\.
1 orK, I B'S t,
■• -Mr Morley has never done a rtner piece of work In the
way ol mere craltsnmnshlp. . Jle 1 as oreseni,.,! .'m..r
,sni, will, all his allraetive iiiul re^ • le 1 e ,, ml e " nl"
at the same tinie lias noticed biS .leli(-ienek!s 11, ne
',',";'""T„","-'h" 'I'V" ■'>■ 'I'l't'-'V" to tbedcvorec tl ley w
ijot seem to blurbis lame."— .Vn^iV,,,., .\.xxvlll. M^
II. Works: Colleoted Editi,)n, Lon., LSSii-.sii 10 voN
t.lobe 8vo 12. On the Study of Literature .• th^ Annual
Address to tlio Students of Ihe London Society for the
Ivxtension of University Teaching; delivered at the Man-
sion Hou.se, l-ebruary 2«, IH87, Lon., 1887- U'mo
V I Vu^o'.o ^"''""' ^"y^ "' Mount' I'luisant, N.
lork, 18(0, 12iiio. '
Morley, Susan. 1. Aileon Ferrers, Lon., L874, 2
■ vols, p Svo. 2. Throstlethwaite, Lon., I.x7,% H vols p
Mo i. Margaret Chetwynd, Lon., IS77, ;) vols. p. Svo!
4. Corbies Pool, Lon., 1,><.S2, 3 vols. or. 8vo. a. Dully
]-orraino: a Novel, Lon., )8SS, 2 vols or Hvo
Morley, >V. II., [„„,., vol. m., „,|,i.] ' ,. rieseription '
<i a Planispher.e Astrolabe, Lon., I85H, fol. 2. History I
of the Administration of .Justice in British India, Lon ,
l».)S. r. svo; new od., I8fi7. ' !
Morony, Hev. Joseph. Exhortations and Ser- i
uioiis lor Sundays and Festivals, Lon., L8a6 Svo
Lo^'TJlli!'^,,^'"*'""''- ^^-^ «'"-'- - Tale,
-norrell, Charles Francis, b. L85.3; eraduated
;',' '■y'-jon College Oxford, 1S75; 'called to tfie ar a
the Middle Temp e 1877 1. A Handy Hook of the Law
ol Horses, Lon., 1881, 12mo, 2. A Popular Statenmnt
.f the Law of Wills, Probate, and Adm?:istratbTLon
ol the Law of Insurance, Lon., I88,'i, p. 8vo. 4 A Con
ciscMatementof the Bankruptcy Act, 188;), Lon., ISS.S
l' } ThhI "/ ^"'"1 ".'"^f; "'« Bankruptcy Act, mii]
Un.. 1884 8vo. 6. A Ilnnd-Book for Executors and
Aiiiuinistra tors, Lon., I8sfi, p. Hvo. 7. The Law of
Iti-uranco, tire, Life, Accident, and Marine, Lon., 1886,
.Morrell, J. Conyers. The Sanitary Question and
Trcatmentof Towns' Kefuse, Manchester,^! 868, I -'mo.
f r]?"^}\'^' ^' T^^"'"'' f"'' Cl-nst among his People :
f"r Hospital Nurses, Lon., 1877, l2mo. '
.'ell'riw,' 8™; "'• "'"'"■'^ ""^' '^""l"i'i<'« of '^olby,
Morrice, F.' L. II. The Nightlosg North ; a Walk
aoro.^s Lapland, Lon., 18SI, 8vo.
T,,:r"M''.V*'^*.*'=** «avin, M.A., member of the
I ndon Mathematical Society. (Trans.) Lectures on
tlu Ikosahedron and the Solution of Equations of the
Lon., IShS. s,,. llimo; L'd ed., 1861); new ed., I8K;). -.
r,?'''.""."" l 'lulling moMly with the Heart of Christ and
Uiristianity, Lon., |861(, p. Svo. :i. The Open Secret;
S^crlllons. Lon,, I^ri. 1,, sv,,. '
Morris, Albert jf. T. A Treatise on .Meteorology,
Lilin., l.siiti, p, Svo.
Morris, Anne Cary. (Ed.) Diary and Letters
111 (louveineur Morris, Minister of the liniled States to
i-rance, Ac, N. York, 1888, Svo. (See Moriiis, (Jor-
VKNKIII, „„(,, V(d. ii.)
Morris, Henjnmin Franklin. 1. The Christian
Lile and Character ,.f the Ci,il Institutions of the
Lnited .States, Phila.. Is6l, Syo. 2. Memorial Record
?L. "o ^ '"'""" ^'■''""'•' '" Abraliam Lincoln, Wash.,
I s(,o, 8vo. '
, ™"''"''',*^n*'l'n''> M.D., [„„(,, vol. ii., add.,] IsoS-
IS84, retiie.1 from piaclico in 1871 ; was a founder an.l
"'iiniiger of the InMilution for the Blin.l in Philadelphia,
and vice-president IS6I1. I. Life of William Wilbor-
force, Phila., 1841. 2. An E.ssay on Ibe Pathology and
iherapeutics of Scarlet Fever, Phil,,., |,soS, Sv,) :)
"sTrilulo'iK' ""'' """" '''"'^'- ''■■'"""' '■'"• ''"^""^
Morris, Commodore Charles, I .S.N., 1784-
I8j8; entered the navy in I 7!til ; served in the expedi-
lon against Tripoli 1801, in the war with England
» i\&o.: chief of the bureau of ordnance and liy-
, drography from 1851 ,iii his death. The Autohiogra-
I )hy ol Commodore Charles Jlorris, U.S.N. : with a
c eemurvir'wM'", '1^ "'""' "'"'^ "I'be eail ■',',[■,■ ",^f
Morris, Charles, b. 18:13, at Chester, Pa.; has
resided in Phila,lelphia since 1856. 1. A Manual of
Llassioal Literature : Biogra|,hical and Critical Notices
W„jr n'i'"' ",'"""" ^"•''"'•^" • '"'h Extracts from their
thri/.', a'°- ."*^". '2mo. 2. (Ed.) Ilalf-Hours with
•i ,vi •»",'■;''',?" Authors, Phila., 1SS6, 4 vols. l2i„o.
%«KV {'"'.yiours with American History, Phila.,
1S87, 2 vols. l2mo. 4. (Ed.) Half-Hours with the Best
ioreign Authors, Phila., 18S7, 4 vols. I2mo. :,. The
Aryan Uace: its Origin and its Achievements, Chic, 1 888
l2mo. h. Ihe Stolen Letter, Chic, 1888, l2mo. 7 The
Detectives Crime Chic, I88,s, l2mo, 8. Broken Fet-
icrs: lie Light of Ages on Intoxication: a Historical
\ lew ot the Drinking Habits of Mankind N York
1888, Svo 9 (Ed.) IlSlf-Hours with the Cst Humorous
Authors, Phila., ISSy, 4 vols. |2mo.
Morris, Charles D'Urban, M.A., 1827-1SS6 b
r.Mer'T"/''',^,";''"'''''''"' ^"'"■' K'-a.luatcd at Lincoln
College Oxford, 18411; Fellow of Oriel College 1851-54-
removed to the United States in IS53; held a professor-
ship in the I niversity of New York, and in ls76 became
protessor of (Jreek and Latin in .lohns Hopkins Univer-
^ity. He contributed to the American .lournal of Phi-
lology, Ac. I A Compendious (Jrammar of Attic (J reek,
N. York, IS ,il 12,„o; 4th ed., 1876. 2. A Compendious
(.lamnarof the Latin Language, N. York, 1870, 12mo:
4thcd., Is,h Also, a Latin Heading-Book, ic
Morns, D The Colony of British Honduras: its
Kes,,uroes and Prospects, Lon., 1884, imp. 16mo.
Morris, E. J. Prejudiced Im.uiries: being tho
Backwoods Lectures for the Year 1884, N. York, 1886.
16mo. ' ^
Morris, Edmund, 1804-1874, b. at Burlington,
N.J., became a jirinter; published and edited severa
newspapers, and contributed to the New Yo.k Tribune,
1131)
•
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MOR
Ac. 1. Ten AorcK EmuiBti, 12ino. 2 How tn get a
Kuriii, iiml whcro to llrid (mm with lloiiieiteu'l l.iiw*,
Ac, N. Vork, |h(!4, laiiio. H. (Kd.) Dorrii'k aiui brill,
N. York, IHfia. 4. Faruilng for Iloyn. lllunt. Bust.,
ISH8, Ki|. liliiio.
Morrill, KdwnnI Diirydd, H.I)., I.I..I).. I), is'-'.i,
ot Utioii, N.Y.; unuluiili'l iit Viilo I Mil), iiii.l iit Auburn
Thoiil(i({ioiil .ScMiiniir.v l^i-' ; bcciiUK^ proluKsor nf uliurdi
history n"'l [nilily in l-unii 'rhoolouiciil .Soiuiniiry, ('in-
i'innii''i, IM.'iT, 1111(1 will" triinKlcrrud to tliu cimir ol' nys-
teniiit.o thoolouy in 1.S74. I. Outlimsol Chrintinti Doe-
trino, :'in., Issil. 2. KcclcKioloxy : ii Trfiitiso on tlio
Church, N. York. \m:,. :i. {i'A.) Scripturo U(!ii(liii){ :
selcclod for tlic \ fn u( TeiKdicia nnd Seliodls, (')n., IHS7,
l2mo. I. \f there Siilviitiou niter Deiith ? n Treiitise on
tho (lospel in tlio InterniBiliiito Sluto, N. York, 1887,
K'mo.
JMorriN, KilunrJ Ellis, profeHsor of history in
tho I'niversitv "t Mulliourne. I. The A({o of Anne,
("Epoohs (pf'.Modern History,") l.on., I s;7, IHnio. 2.
Tlio Eiirly lIiinovcriniii<, (" Epochaof Modern Ilislory,")
1,011., I8M6, ISniii.
.MorriM, l''.dwill. A I'rnctlonl Trentisc on .Shock
after .'^urKiciii Opciiitions nnd Iiijurien, I.on., 1^117, p.
Kvo.
Morris, Kdwiii. Dictionary of tlio Cuneiform In-
Koriptionn of Assyria, dc. I'art.s I., II., III. l-'in.,
ISt'iS. imp. 8vo.
Morris, Khvood. Ka»y Uuleo for tho Mciisuro-
ment of lOiirth-Work Ijy -Meiins of the I'risiiioidal For-
iHUlii. [Must. N. York, l>72. 8vo.
Morris, llev. I''. Sydney. (Kd.) Wisdom, Wit,
nnd I'atlios, selected from tlio Works of Ouida, Lon.,
lHs;f, sill. or. .ivo.
Morris, Francis Lnnct'lot Ilaniiltoii. Ko-
man Law Khynics on some "f the l.eiidin;? I'ointa in
the I,aw of Succession and Contract. liy V. L. U. M.
Cnmbridtfc, 187'.i, 8vo.
Morris, Hev. Francis Orpcn, [mil,; vol. ii.,
ftdd.,] b. ISKl; gniduatod at Worcester CoIIcko, O.xford,
18;iH; ordained I8:!l; rector of Xunburnliolme, York-
shire, since ls51. lie has contributed numerous articles
to popular (leriodicals, nnd has publiihod many pam-
phlets, a few of which are included in tlie following list.
1. Possibilities in a Parish. Ily a Yorkshire Clergy-
man. Lon., ISSn, 8v(). 2. A Letter to Archdeacon
Wilberforce on Supremney. By a Yorkshire Clergy-
man. Lon., 1SJ4, 8vo. Anon. :). A Pniclical Solution
of tho Church-Rate Difficulty, Lon., ls,")S, 8vo. Anon.
4. Anecdotes in Natural History, Lon., 185(1, 12iuo;
new ed., 1872, 4to. 5. Bible Natural History, Lon.,
18oil, imp. IGino. 6. Records of Animal Sagacity and
Cbaructor, Lon., 1861, fp. 8vo. 7. Ancestral Homes of
Britain. Illust. Lim., ISrt7, Ito. s. The County Seats
cf the Noblemen and Oentlemen of (irent Britain and
Ireland. Illust. ^ ^.,181)7.' SI. A Natural History of
British Moths. Iil^st. Lon., 186'J-71, 4 vols. r. .Svo ;
previously published in parts, 1859-71.
"From an educational point of view Mr. Morris's work
is a very bad one. and even us a mere oollector's luiok it is
not of n biKh order. . . . The sole rerteemliig feature . . .
is the goodness of the illustrations."— .>'jj<c/(i((ji-, .xlv. «;!.
10. The Castles and Halls of England: a New .Series
of "Ancestral Homes." Illust. Lon., 1870, 4to. II.
Dogs nnd their Doings, Lon., 1870, 4to. 12. Difficulties
of Darwinism, 1870. Li. A Word for God'a Dumb
Creatures, [prose and verse,] Lon., 1876. 14. All the
Articles of the Darwin Faith, Lon., 1877. 15. A Dia-
logue about Fox-Hunting, L(m., 1878. 16. The Paradise
of the Soul: a Hand- Book of Devotion, Lon., 18711, l2mo.
17. The Darwin Craze, Lon., 1880, Svo. 13. Letters to
the " Times" about Birds, Ac, Lon., 1880, p. Svo.
Morris, (ieorge, ['inle, vol. ii., add.] 1. Exposi-
tion of St. John's (iospel, ohnptor xiii., v. 2.S-25, Lon.,
1856, 18mo. 2. Eternal Truth; or. Vague nnd Vital
Christianity, Lon., ISJS, 12ino. 3. The Duality of All
Divine Truth in Our Lord Jesus Christ, Lon., 1883, p.
Svo.
Morris, George Sylvester, M.A., Ph.D., b. 1840,
at Norwich, Vt. ; graduated at Dartmouth College ISfll ;
studied at Union Theological Seminary, New York, and
at Berlin and Halle I'niversities, Jcrmany ; professor
of 'nudern lansuajes and literature in the University of
Michigan 1870-8(1'; transferred to the chair of philoso-
phy 1881. He was lecturer on ethics and the history of
philosophy in Johns Hopkins University 1878-86. He
fg editor of a series of " German Philosophical Classics
1140
MOR
for English ItcBdcrii and Students." I. (Tram.) A His-
tory of I'hilosoiiby from Thalos to the Present Time, by
Dr Kriedriidi llelierwcg : with Additions by the Tnins
Intor, by Noah Porter, D.D., LL.D., on English mid
American Philosophy, and bv V. Ilotta, Ph. I)., on Iliil
ian Philosophy, N. York, |k72-7I, 2 vols. r. Mvn; new
ed., 1876. 2. British Tliought and 'f hinkers : Iniro
(luetory Studi(!s, t.'rilica'. Biographical, and Pliilosopli
ical, Chic, 1880, 12i :). Kant's Crili(|iio of Puiv
Heason : n Critical Exposition. (" licrman I'hilosoplii,.
Classics for Englisli Headers and .StiKKnls,") Chic. Ix"!.',
I Ohio.
■'.Mr. Morris's Intnidiictory chapter . . . liluslrates sdiiu-
of the (leniiinillzimf ellecls (it n nw'.y ot post Kaiilliui
mclaphyMlcs. . . . To a reader who will he oil Ills uiiiir.l in
this respect, Mr. Morris's 1 k will iieverthcLsii beoC iiv
in fuellltalinK llie study of Kaiil."— A'ddVm, xxxv. ;r..
4. Philosophy and Christianity: ii Series of Lectures.
N. Y'ork, IS8;t, 12mo. ,0. Hegel's Philosophy of lln
Slate and of History : an Exposition, Chic, I8S7. IHm.i.
.Morris, ll< Delight in the Lord: a .Manual "I
Devotion, I.on.. Issi), :;2mo.
Morris, Henry. I. History of the First I'lmirli
of SpriuKlield, .Massachusetts: i.ii Address : willi Appcii
(lix. Illust. .Sjiringlield. 1875. xv„. 2. Early Ilislory
of Springfield, Miissachusetls, 111311-1(175: an Addre.-s :
wilb Appendix, Springllold, I87H, ivo.
Morris, Henry, formerly of the .Madras civil scr
vice. A Descriptive and Historical Aocoiirt of the ti"-
dnvery District, in tlie Presidency of .Madras, Lon., his
8vo.
" The care wlilidi has been taken In ('(illecuii;; malerliil.
anil tlic lucid iiianiier In which the inl'orn il'loii Is Im-
parted, ciilllle it to a place on the book-sliei.''.s of every
student of Indian matters."— -If/i., No. 'JiH.'i.
Morris, Henry, M.A., M.H., K.lt.C'.S., V I,S4t:
surgeon to, and lecturer on surgery at, the Middlesex
Hosidtal, London. 1. The Anatomy of loo Joints ;t
Man. Illust. Lon., 1870, 8vo. 2. Surgical Diseases of
the Kidney. Illust. Lon.. 1885, l2nio.
Morris, Hev. Herbert >Villiain, D.D., b. IMs.
in Wales; removed to the United Slates in 1812, mil
was licensed to preach Ijy the presbytery of I'lica, N.Y,.
in 181B. After holding jiaslorates in tlie States of .\c(v
Y'ork and Indiana, he gave up ministerial work lor lit-
erature In 1871. I. The Work-Day.- of (iod ; or, Sciin.'c
and the Bible Phila., 1870, 8vo ; new ed.. rev., b?:.
(The sale of this woik i^ said to have soon rcacliiil
511,000 copies.) 2. Th i" osent Conflict of Science willi
the Christian lleligion : .\lodern Scepticism met on il> ttHii
(iround. Illust. Phila., 1875, 8vo. 3. The Tesluiiniiy
of the Ages : or, Conlirmations of the Scriptures, from a
Variety of Sources, Phila., 1881, Svo. 4. The Celoli.il
Symbol Inter])reted : Natural Wonders and Spiiiluiil
Teachings of the Sun, as revealed by the 'friiiinpli- "f
Modern Science, Phila., 1883, Svo. 5. Natural l.iiwmcl
Gospel Teachings. N. York, 18S7, 12mo.
Morris, J. Kotakn, a Samurai's Daughter: a Jap-
anese Tale, L(m., 1885, sq. l6mo.
Morris, J. I'. .V Glossary of the Words and Phrases
of Furness, North Lancashire, Lon., 18C0, p. Svo.
Morris, J. S. 1. Criminal Cases deculcd in ili(>
Higli Court of Errors nnd Appeals and in tlie .-'upieiiio
Court, (Mi.ssis8ippi,) 1S18-72: with Notes of English
and American Decisions and Authorities, and Manual of
Forms, Chic, 1873, 2 vols. Svo. 2. Mississiopi l.iiw
Reports, vols, xliii.-xlviii., (1870-73.) Pub. by the Stale.
(J vols. Svo.
Morris, J. W., [outc, vol. ii., add.] 1. John .Mil-
ton : a Vindication, Lon., 1862, 12mo. 2. Sliidonl's
Charts of History, Lon.. 1866-70, 4 vols. 4to. .:. His-
torical Associations of the English Bible, Lon., l^ii",
12ino.
Morris, James, M.D., F.R.C.S. 1. Germinal Mat-
ter nnd the Contnct Theory: nn Essny in the .M.nliiil
j Poisons, Lon., 1867, or. Svo. 2. Irritability: I'opuiiir
and Practical Sketches of Common Morbid States aud
Conditions bordering on Disease, Lon., 18C8, cr. Svo.
Morris,, lames W. K. N. Pepper, and other Condi-
ments. By Jacques Maurice, [pseud.] N. Y'ork, l8,ili.
Morris', John. 1. Angels' Voices, Lon.. \^oi,
18mo. 2. Favourite Welsh Hymns, Lon., 1854, 12iiio.
3. Words of Comfort for the Wayfarer, Lon., IbOli, r.
Svo. 4. Book of Consolation in Sickness, Sorrow, Ad-
versity, and Old Age, Lon., 1.868, p. Svo. 5. Aid= lo
Contentment, Lon., 1870, p. Svo.
Morris, Rev. John, S.J., b. 1826, at OiitacinminJ,
Madras Presidency, India ; matriculated at Trinity Col-
lege, Oxf,jri|,
Islicil lil^ ,t||
which he was
to London, h
niiiii nil, I his
the Si„.i(,iv „|
professor ofoi
•'"liege, near J
'or of novices
dom of Snint 1
enl., 1SM5. 3
3. (Ell.) The
Father Gerard
liis Life, L'Ti ,
„'0f ihelwi',
the l.ii,. I,, iiie :
delHiK ,1 |„.rs(,
the simple,!, an
■ 'III., .No. j.'ii;
■<• (Ed.) Tl,
Keeper of .Mm
".Mr. Morris h
duty as editoroi
■•(■«('.. vi. 1.
5. Troubles i
Themselves. K
vols. Hvo. 6. ■]
•Society of Jcsui
Lifu in .\o. :;.)
" .Mr, .Morris I*
succeeded In ;rr,
history which ha
""'■S. . . . ll lllilv
ever have oblairi.
luiiiiy puifesoiih.
iiipliy eliaiicc or
liim to prim, a.sH
Jo low, III,, rciim
lislicl as a sciia;
XX. 2-.>, '
'• (Ed.) The
the Sacred Heart,
"The iiiiiiil'cctci
woman wlio worl
(.■oiiyeiuat lioclmi
iiislinet.s of our ,„
■•<liirliitm: lix. Iiis7.
Morris, John
8vo. Publishe,. -^
" In live liirK-e vi
[lel. Ihe sum ami si
"I lliiiii are the reu
.>Iorris, Johi
Curreiii;y and GoL
" -Morris, Jol
I/;/'/-/.
■Morris, Hev.
H12-1,SS(), b. at N
llalliol College, Ox
Kxeter College. 0x1
on bei'oming a con
1. Jesus : the Doct
Inoiirnation, Lon.,
1)11 Calvary: an Es,<
•Morris, Kev. ,
II., .Moiinis, John G
Lutlieran Church, ;
of a church at Luth
'iorman Astronoine
'lie Tenth Annual I
("Hcal Society, Hal
I'Cpidoptera ilf Nurl
■■^.vnopsii of the D
suites, Wash., 1862
family history,] (.\l"i
*'vo. 5. Biblioihecn
timis of the Luther,
'I'll!',, 1876, |6mo.
-Ministry, 1S7S. 7 (
Franz Delit/.seh, 187!
'.'• The Augsburg Co
licle.", 1879. 10. Th(
li"U to the Work of tl
II. Luther at Wartbii
'-. (Trans.) Life of ]
;>• Urk, IS8.3, cr. 8v<
'rir... of the Lord's Su
in the Lutheran Chun
Morris, John SI
»'''"g a Series of Add
to the Electors of the
MOR
to l,.M,,|„„, |,„ „„. „riv,ii„ 1 T "^^ '" '•"'"'■'ilntf
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onl„ Hm.-,. l'. Thi, I M, r I 7 '^'"l. I'. •<v..: 2.1 ,.,!.,
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-IM., .No, J-,:. '" 'li« i„H,iit.|li„jr, iiiaiwicr."- ^ "''"i" Imvc i„.|,iev,.,| ^rrat i i,
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"on ll"N.,,, farm, itlionsliir... i,
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.Morris, Joliii. Tho .Vmv Naii.m t,
In live l,,r).''i
11.^
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12.1.0 X;.,ve.li,ion of .t,,,™:^, ^ --. 'f";;:,""'^'
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.I'.iilit, iirovcl 111; ca,,,, ,f ,. , "^, ""'"I I",.-. «.■ I'ania.i
"ill lay'a Mr., ,K I, I '"'■>';,; '"1'^' .•oiM-.'|.li.,n> «|' !
'ii>t |.„l,lisl,e,| form,s"D,a k'n ,?l il T' , ''^''"' *■"'"'""
nonriiation, Un.. IS5I, 2 voL,. 8™
.'iiUlntry: a„ K.,ay, Un,. |8
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power of s„„„. a,„| „ lai.. ' V« r .Is ,'■'''■ " ■''l"'i'l"ii.-,is
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n. Tho ()(lu of I.lfi'. I..in., HS(), ISiiiu. 7. Simg» I'll- |
i-uiiK. l-i'ii., lflH:i, IL'iiiii.
"'Ilic iiri'si'iit Murk iiiiiliMiliti'illy sliuvw iminy riiiiilllnr
flmriirlci'WIi'H 111' Mr. McMrl»; Ihi-ri' l» tin' Miiiii' IcmhT
iiiwlii)! iiViT rliinnlciil li'di'iiili", llu' mini' lrri*l>lllili' 4i'-
sill' I'l 'liollll llll' lllnriir ll-x Wl'll llM lliliprii ilir llllr:' llli'
Bllllli' pli'il»llm Vrl nilhrr llliMliiliitliill» lilnnk \i'fr. We llu
liiil llml, hiiwcViT, Miiv III IImi>c • lliislic- uf Iit\IiI ymitir
Hull llUllillllMll'll IllTr lillll itllTC tllr ■Soll«» 111' Iwii « iirlllx,'
lllir iniV lUI>Mlm', |nTlulIii, Irl'Mll'll lllli>IH'll I'XllllllllliII Hit
till' iliiVi' lit ■ MHr»)ii»' 111 the ' K|ili' nf lliiili'!-.' nil tliu
lillllT llilllil, Wllllt limy lie Cllllcil IIU' lilrlnlllll IllCUlty-llll'
lilllllly ill'>llilttlll(f BfiCl'lll', II IHIIi|sill|HMl IlllT.ll vWdll, III
(iiif !-linri ,.liriisf nr i|imlmlii-lmt liceii uiiirkuilly ilrvi'l-
oiit'il,"— .Icdi/., xxlv. :ii:l.
M. Il.vi'ia; a TriiKi'ily, in FIvb ApU, Liin., IKHrt, l2iiio. :
!i, SuiiKK 111' liriliiin, l.nn., IS'*", I'-'iimi. I". I'mtli-iil
V fcirkfc l.' iilli'iMi'il Kilitioii, I viilii: vul. i., Soiikk nf Two
wifl^li (Ml.: vol. ii., Tilt) Kjiiuiif lliuli's :'1.M I'll. ;
|B^^Fvl^i. anil the Dilu ul' l.ifo, Till cd. ; vul, iv.,
^1^^^ ( niiiiiij?, mill (lyoiii, .'itii cil.
Oknkhai. ClllTlrlsM :
" ir )iii|iiiliirlty III' lliti tcHt of wiirlli, Mr. Mnrrln's imirit
(in a )i'ii'l Im iiiii'iiiiivocal. . . . When «i' M'tmirsi'lvi's liiNi'f
wiml It Is fxuitly 111 Mr. Mnrrln's pnt'try Ilial liiis lunl so
stri'titf an apiii'iil iiir mir i.H'iii'ratloii of rt'inliTs, tiiiTt' Is no
ilitliriiltv 111 iKTi'i'lvliii! that It Is prliiiarlly thi' nionil syiii-
iialliv iiuninlliiK It. the hiinianliy, llie feelliiKuf hrolfier-
iiiiiiil'. ailiU'il to whiil iisi'il to lie ealleil iliilaetlelsni ami Is
Hurt known iis nliuliislty, It has heeii inure tlinii iinie
iciiiiukeil Unit Mr. Morris stands helweeii Mr. Tennyvm
ninl the iieuiile, ainl mves his (K'eeliliiiiie us ii imel lu the
skill Mild whli'li he Interprets the l.iiiireiili' lu ihusewhu
know iiiilhlni,' uf, ami care niilhln»,' fur. the Inu'lior puetle
an. 'I'liis sttiieiiieiit, as e.xplantitury of thi' hiet that the
amlioriil Hie 'Kpleuf llailes' Is one of Ihe poetle furces
uf tile lillll', has iiiii' aiivile lit Irnlh. ami line unly. . . . .Mr.
Lewis Murrls Is a realist; he lirliiKs a ipiiek eye fur Ihe
wurlil's uiitwiinl niaiiifesliitluns, ami a reiiih syiiipatiiy for
its hiiniaii ruihlesanil failures."— .1/A,, No. JIW.
Moriih, M, The Kirit AlKhun War, L<oD,,'l87H,
l2lMli.
Morris, >I. K. The llenvonly Pawn, Phila., IST'.i,
IHiiiii.
MorriM, .Yliilooliii, M,ll.('.S,, F.H.C.?. K.lin., b.
1H4!'; suiKeini to the skin ilepartincnt, St, Mary'." Ilo.s-
pitiil, Mini Ici'turcr on iluriiiiitolii);y in the Mcilieal Seliuol.
1. ,s'kiii Diseancs; a Mamtal lor Stuilunts ami I'raetition-
brs. Ulust. 1,(111,, I, s;79, |i. .Svo. 2, (KJ.) The Hunk of
Health. Ijiin,, 188;), r, Svo. (Contains essays hy ,s:ir.I. K.
liennott, Dr, Bruntun, Dr. Crichtun Urowno, and other
nicdical men.)
" ' The ohjeelof this work.' writes the editor. ' Is to place
hefore the general reader. In an IntelllKlble form and In
lanuiiaKc free Iroiii leehnieal obseiirlty, the prlnelnal rules
that should he adopted for the preservation of health.' . . ,
No siiiKle Work mi liealth enihraee.s the variety of snhjeets
included In this vohinie."— .s■;l(C^l^(r, Ivii. lllll.
3. The Management uf thu 8kin and Hair. Iliust.
Lon., INSO, |i. ^vll.
iMorriH, Maurice O'Connor, oducnted at Wor-
cester Cuilogo, Oxford ; called to the bar at the Middlo
Tem|ilo 1872. 1. Itaiiililcs in the Itoeky Mountains,
Loll., 18(1'), p. Hvu, 2, Triviata; or, Cross-Hoad Chron-
icles of Passages in Irish Hunting lliatory during the
.Reason of 187,^-76. Illust, Lon,, 18711, p, 8vo. (Arti-
cles reprinted from Thu Field,) '6. Ilibernia Venatica.
Illust, Lon.. 1878, p. Svo.
Morris, ,'>Iowi>rny Wnlter, b. L847; educated at
Klon and Oxford; theatriual critic on the staff of the
Times. I. Essays in Theatrical Criticism, Lon., 1882,
p. Svo.
"Cannot fail to interest all persons who take anylliing
like a serious Interest in the fortunes of the Kimllsh stage,
Sil. /iVi'., liv. '.II.
2. I'oet's Walk: an Introduction to English Poetry,
Lon,, 18S2, ,1. Claverhouse, I" English Worthies,") Lon.,
1887, er. Svo. And see Somehset, II. C. F., Di ke of
iSlLMEItSET, ill/ni.
Morris, Phinnas Peinberton, LL.D., [oii^e,
vol. ii., ailil.,] b. 1>I7, in liuck.s Co., Pa. ; became pro-
fessor of practice, pleading, and evidence in the law de-
]iartment of the I'niversity uf Pennsylvania in 1862;
prufessor emeritus in 18S4. Mining Rights in Pennsyl-
vania. Phila., \x(i{).
Morris, Hamsay. Crucify Her: a Story of Now,
N. York, 1888, 12ino.
Morris, Hev. Hichard, M.A., LL.D., b. 1833, at
lieriniindsey, Southwark. Eng. ; educated at St. .lohn's
Cnlleire. Hat.lcrsr.a : ordained !S71 : curate of Chriat
Church, Camberwell, 1871-73; became lecturer on the
English language and literature in King's College
School 1870, and head-master of the Koyal .Masonic In-
stitution fur Hoys 1875. lie was elected president of the
1142
MOR
Plilloldglcal Soclcly in 1871, and is a meiiilier of tht
col loil of that society and of Ihe Early English Text
Society. 1. The Elyiiiology of Local Niiiiii's : Teutonic,
I,on., |8.'i7, p. 8vii. 2. Lectures uii the Lxcellency of
Ihe Illblc. Loll., Is,'i8, IJmo. 3. (Ld.l Liliir Caru t'o-
ciiruni, 18(12. 1. (Ed.) Haiiipole's Pricke of Ciinsclonce.
1811:;. A. (Ed. I Early English Alliterative I'ooiiis of
the West .Mi'll I Dialect of the Fuiirtcentli Century;
from a l'iii(|uu MS. in the Itrillsh Museum : with Intro.
diietliiii, Notes, and (llussiiry, I Early English Text Soo.
Pull.,) Lon., 18(11, 8ni, (1. '(Ed.) Sir (lawayne and the
(Ireen Knight: an Alliterative Koiiiiince.piiini, ( 13211-
30 A, 1).,) (Early Engll.-h Text Soc.) Lon., 18111, 8vo.
7. (Ell.) Till Story of Oenesis and Exodus; an Ecrly
English Song, about .\.l). I2&I); from a lliiii(ite MS. in
Ihe LIbinry of ('iir|ius Christi College, Caiubridgc : willi
liitrodiiolioii. Notes. aniHilossary, (Early Eiigli.-h 'I'e.vl
Son.,) Lon., I8fl.'i, 8vu. 8. lEd.) Chaucer: with .Memoir
by Sir Harris Nicolas, (.-Mdine Ed. of the llrilisli Puel-.i
Lon., |8(lil, (i vols. fp. Svo. K. Specimens of Early Eng-
lish, A. D. l2.'ill-14no, Lon.. 1811(1-72,2 parts: new ed..
18.S.-,. III. (Ed.) Dan Michel's Aycnbite of Inwyt, nr
llenii rse of Conicience : in the Kentish Dialect, Lltll
.\.D. ; from the Autograph MS. in the llritish Museum:
wilhan Introduclion on the Peculiarities of the Southern
Dialect, and a Olossarial Index, (Early English Text
'Sue.,) Lon., l.'-lill. 8vu. II. I Ed.) Old English Homilies
and Homiletie Treatises uf the Twelfth and Tliirteenlh
Centuries: from MSS. in the llrilisli Museum. Liinibetli
and Iloillcian Libraries: with liitruduetion, Translation,
and Notes. Parts I., II., III. Lon., 18(17-73, .to., Svo.
12. (Ed.) Chaucer's 'rranslntion of Doethius's " Du Con-
solatiiino Philosopliiu'," ( Early English Text Sue.,) Lon.,
I.s(18, 8vo. 13. (Ed.) Chaucer: Prologue, Knightes
and .Vonne Presto's Tale ; 2d ed., ISfllt, l2ino. M. (Ed.)
Legends of the Holy Hood : Symliuls of the Passion
and Cross Poems: in Old English of the Eleventh,
Fourtcenlh, and Fifteenth Centuries; from .MSS. in the
llrilisli .Museum and Iludleiau Libraries, (Early Knglisli
Text Soc.,) Lon., 1871, 8vo. Ih. (Ed.) An Old English
.Miscellany: containing a liestiary. Kentish Sermons,
Proverbs of .•\lfred, Keligioiis Poems nf the Thirteenth
(,'entury : with Introduclion and Index of Wonls,
(Early English Text Soc.,) Lon., 1872, Svo. 1(1. His-
torical (lutlines of English Accidence : comprising Chiip-
ters on the History and Development of the Language,
and on Word-Formation, Lon., 1872, 12uio; 3d ed.,
187,7.
".\ buuk whose value we think we do not exaggerate
w hen we say that it makes an era in the study of the Km;-
llsli tongue. We have at last an historieal griininiaruf the
English language which really recognizes what the l-Jo;
llsh langiiHge Is. . . . When we read his accurate iiinl
seieiitille aeeouiil of the iirigin of the English tongue ami
of its relations to other tongues, the nialii thing that strikes
us Is, how clear, how simple, the whole thing is. . . . The
only fault that we have tu llml Is one that Dr. .Morris hlm-
seil hopes to remedy. His present book is notiiulte a Ismk
fur beginners. He .says, ' I have endeavoureii to write a
l-iook tliat can be protltalily used by students or by the
upper forms In our piililic .schools; a very eleineiitary
book formed no part of my plan.' "—.Sal. Jiev., xxxiii. iK).'i!
17. (Ed.) Cursor Muiidi : 'Tlie Curaur of the World:
1 a Northumbrian Poem of the XlVth Century, in Four
j Versions. Parts I.-V. (Early English 'fext ,*!(«.)
Lon., 1874-78, Svo. IS. (Ed.) The Ulickll ig Homilies
of the Tenth Century ; from the Marquis of Lothiiin's
MS., .-^.D. 971 : with Introduction, Translation, Notes,
and Index of Words. Parts I.-III. (Early English
Text Soc.) Lon., 1874-80, Svo. 111. Elementary Les-
sons in Historical English Urammar, Lon., 1874, ISiao;
newcd.,lS82. 20. Primer of English Uratnniar, (" Lit-
erature I'riniors,") Lon.. 1875: new ed., 1870, I8ni'i.
21. On the Survival of Early English Words in mn-
Present Dialects, (English Dialect Soc, Series D, .Mi-
cellancuus.) 187(1.
" In this little paper of Dr. MorrLs's we sec well brought
out how tills or that word or form went on in this or tlml
dialect after it had dropped out of the literary langnimc.
how one went on in one I'alect and one in another, mid
bow the local dialects kept a living power (,f growth, ft
power of iiiieouselously forming new words lus they were
wanted, which died out in the literary language. —.sii'.
iiee., xliii. 141.
22. Ucport on PiMi Literature, 1880, 23. (Ed.) An^,!!!-
tara-Nikaya. Part I. 1882. 24. (Ed.) liuddhavaiiisa
and Carivil-PitAka, 18.12. 2.">. Pnggala Patiniitti, IS.'iH.
26. Datbavamsa, 1884. 27. PSli Notes and Queries
1.884. 2,8. Fidls-Tales of India, 1884-85. With liowi.s,
W. C, English Grammar Exercises, Lon., 1878, 18ui>.
And see SrESSEii, Eiimu.nii, ante, vol. ii.
MOR
Nnrri*, llab«tt,
tliuro riii>ntliin«i|, iili|
iiiiHler of the MiKniil
l^tis viiltml Ihi. Hiilv
luiljio itt .lorumileiii. 1
N. Viiik, I Si:', '.I, (;,,
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MOR
viil. II tliiril of tho niiina
Isss, wiM nlnsUil granil
I'T in Kcntuoky liJS; in
liii 1 1 uii'l (nttniM It '.) 'iini
■ llixtory iif (lie Mornnii 'all,
'!« .if i\Iii«,iriif |,„w, l,.m,,vlllii,'
. . Kvcrv KlliiHtliin li timi||. i|„. ,„,„,
'if 11 cliiisf,. mill i-flliii'.l liiihy
fwaiM
Ultrilli
f wllhlri 111 . MnilM
i«.ii...uy,iii,..ii..,n...^./„i;;„,:;':;';.V'„;i:'^^;;:>,^-
fort, m\). J. MiiK.inii. 0,|„, ,„„| |^,e„„_ j, y,,^^ ,^„,
Nviij^ ... |.r.-oiii,i.,„ir.v in llio ||oly i,„dJ, .y. Vnrlc!
.Morrii., HolHTl, M.A., b. isi.i, «mil.mt..,l ,t
^.o:.,:i:;';r;^.j,;:-;^::ii;-f:-,,,^^-;;
..i''""!:^,?;;;::,!»!:^;;!; ^-"f""'' «. ,„
To.l),.y . ,t Imais,, „„ ,|„. .s,ilij,.,.t „f A„li„.,„„. .i, ."
lisn, Hvi'i ' *•'"" "'"I"'-"'""'' h l).'«inn«r-, \. Vm-k.
.>I«.rrJH, Thomas. I. A Clueto It,,l|w«y «„,| „u,„f I
'rir/i^;i ^!:i:;'';^:r:^ 't^;T'''"^''l IV''' "r"
i,im., isiiy Nvii. 4. l't!ra|ieetne or (iraiiliio I'nikTtli.n
, hi^rV*; M *','.'"'"',''■ "■"• '" "'"Itlmn.^tnw, K„„. ,
ii'a ,.,l ijt MurlboruuKl. ••"M.'KC, u„,| at Kxft.T C„II..Ke
(ixfiiM, whoro ho took his i|t.«r™ i„ Is,-,.), ,.„,! ,„' ,', ^
»aino ye,., IminiloU the Oxlbril ami Cunhriilse Mi,«,"| e
«hioh he ..u,i|,orted .luring the year „f it. elistn,™ , , i
to wh uh he oontributeil poems, ,o,n„„tio -tori,.,, ^
h '?,"?"''';-«"" "'"'>•'"« "^•^'■i'^'.To lo,. i/ti "e
,.■ s Hrte, ,n IMfl;, „i„, ,even.l (mrtners, ,in us.„h h
•lent in r,o„, on for the nu.nulueture of artistic , I -
■aper, ,tu>noil g Iush, a„,l other nmleriala of hou.Z 11
; ..orufon, in wind, he ha« si„,.e worke.l „s a .lesiir u'r
1 .!■ b,,,,nes8, which is now carried on ,uidor his niil,,^
iiionc, h«« been an iniportant ,iKont in the rovoluti.i,, of
laslu in Kng l,in, in matters of decorative art. f late
.years .Mr Morns ha, become a le,tdin« npirit of h"
hocahst ,e,v«ue, and much of his recnt wo k has been
lone ,„ he eulunins of its „r«a„. The Commoiiw'™" !
c,irm.st nmn towar.l., ,hi foK-'lL',', , ,' ' '■'•il'' /,'"!,t'l' s'i''
.Nearly toil y«p have p,Lsse,Kslii,.e .Mr AI.rrispiilMf^^^
m;.I!"i»i'7' ""' °""' "' '""'■ ''«'■• '■'"' I'' '•'■■
"iilv by thefr efl'ecij ,.nrl o, iv f M ""^ '""*' '""'' '"'""■'i
relruspef "-.4(," Nv '^ ""'> '""i' ai'preeinteil ii, the
;i'.;,.;i-..r,l„.,,r..,.kar,i«„ih.il in J i , \, iir' In h',1 Ti'
'■"lely and Imrioricplilily; _,s„, ,., ,. ^x " "l, '"'""''■"•
a MoX t!;;''''l'^V ;:'''■'''•'•''••••'"•<"•■ '■'"--mond .
■ li-i ■ ' ' '" I''"'"; iii'W I'd., IH7.t
a 'lm^^:/r■;lI:/:lli:'^!^:;|;l:,!'-,:i^:^»l!^-!:;;■|( '- handle,
-v,"! Ki."»i, iim ti, Muiii.iit.r;,; ;;,,^ ' \i 1 ■'vis?.,,''';,''';;!',''"'
I 1. mhi„a„;.i. as ,„ Kiv,. It „ net; h,,|,| ,,„,',' ' '"
rt. The Story of Si«ur,l the VoIs„„k', and the Fal' of
lb,' NiblunKs, Lon., 187(1, Svo; 1.M ,.,1 is;; '
hardly ,.ii,. thai n ,i„es {ua e.vhi lii ii'v.. ., ■ T"'-'^'' ',1
-.;;o'. hn:, xllll. «1. <-.\'"'ih hi a \i-iy IhkI, dcKree."
7. Tho Deoorativo Arts, and Modern I,ife and I'roir
rcss, Lon., „S7H, ,„,, Hvo. ,s. Hopi's and I'l", s ,r An'
Hvo Lectures delivered in l.irnlinghai i I .d i 1, d
.Nottingham, Lon., Ls,>*2, p Svo " ion, ami
i'-.!I."''';b;y'fnll'^;::^'lir,"l:i;;"«''"r '!''•' '""nnem,
iiilipli
vLo IsTV^'l' ''''^■■""■>i"f """'«-■>■. 'lone into English
\ irse, l,SH7, 2 vols. 4lo and Hvo
T „ i«^« "','!," "' •'"''" """• '""I A King's Les.on
Lon., Ksss, sq l6mo, II. ,Sig„, „f change ; Seven Leo'
nres delivered on Variuns Occasion,,, Lo,^, ]8^s c" Hyo
12. The rale of the House of the Wolling.s .le., i' Ce
and Ver..e, Lon., LSS.s, Svo, Ami see .M.lc.v^s o.v, Jl!
iuiniKu, supra. '
("KNKItAI. <'ftITHISM ;
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land nnd stnnils n siiiKor of hope in the streets of London.
. . . Ik'tler, fur lictter. 'Chiuils for SociiilisLs' with fiiilh.
however liindeqnate for the wnnis of the soul, and hnjie,
nnd elmrity, tliiin the ' Karihly I'aradi.M'' with all life a
melancholy dream."— E. Dowukn ; Tmiifcriiils and studies,
p. 23".
"He.'-ides heing one of the mo.«t delinhtfnl poel.s that
ever lived (and also one of the Rreatest. if we pronerly
consider what dirts went to the writing of 'Signrd'l. he is
one of the healthiest, in tlie .sen.se that an old Vikinnor
an (ild (ireek was healthv who loved life ami detested,
th(pni;h he niinlit not I'c'ar, 'death."— .I//1., \o. 2731.
Morris, \Villiaili. 1. Letters sent llomu : France
ami the Frcnrh, Lnn., Isiid, 12nio. 2. Out and lliiiue
again bv Wav of Canada ami the Tnitcd States, Lon.,
1.H75, p. .Hvo.
Morri§, William. The .Judioaturo Act.s : .Solici-
tors' Fees and Court Fees, Lon., IS7I!, p. Svo.
Morris, Williniii liiillen. The Life of S. Pat-
rick ; Hd eil., Lon., L'^.'^S.
Morris, Willinm Hoi>luiis,b. L-<26,in New York;
son of tieorge P. Morri.«, (7. r., miti:, vol. II. ;) graduated
at the U..S. Military Academy 1S51 ; resigned from the
army ISaJ, but entered as a volunteer in the civil war,
ami was brevelted major-general of volunteer.s for hi.s
services in the battle of the Wilderness, May, \i^(U. 1.
Field Tactics for Infantry, X. York, I.Slil, [81110. 2. In-
fantry Tactics, N. York,"|.'<n.i, 2 vols. 24mo. :t. Tactics
for Infantry armed with Breech-Loading or Magazine
Rifles, l.'<.'*2.
Morris, William O'Connor, an Irish landlonl
and jud^re of county court.s. I. Letters on the Land
Question of Ireland, Lon., 1870, p. Svo. 2. The French
Revolution and First Empire: an Historical Sketch,
Lon.. 187-1, p. Svo. 3. The Land System of Ireland,
Dublin, 188S, p. "
Spiritualism and Nooro'manoy,
Sketches in Russia, Lon., 1886,
.Morrison, A. U.
Ciu., 1873, 16mo.
Morrison, A- F.
]!. 8vo.
Morrison, A. H. The Art-Gallery of the English
Language, Toronto, ISSli, 12iiio.
Morrison, Lieut. C. U. Guide to Court-Martial
Procedure, Lon.. l.^Sfi. p. Svo.
Morrison, Charles Kobcrt, b. ISI9, at Bath,
N.H. ; admitted lo the bar 1842; became circuit justiae
of the court of common pleas 1851 ; served as adjutant
of the 11th New Hampshire Regiment 1S62-(14: has
since practised law in Manchester, and since I8S7 in
Concord, N.H. I. (Ed.) New Haiup.-hire Geteral Stat-
utes; witb the I'nited States and Stale Constiiutions :
with Glossary and Inde.x, Concord, 18117, Svo. 2. Digest
of New Hampshire Reports, Concord, ISli.H, Svo. 3. Now
Hampshire Probate Directory: Statutes: with Notes,
Forms, Ac. Concord, 1870, sm. Svo. 4. New Hampshire
Justice and Sheriff and Attorney's Assistant, Concord,
1872, Svo. j. Digest of New Hampshire School Laws;
new ed., rev., Concord, 1876, 12ino. (i. The Town Officer :
with Directions, Forms, Decisions, Ac, adapted to the
Statutes of New Hampshire, Concord, 1876. sm. Svo. 7.
Proofs of Christ's Resurrection, iVoiii a Lawyer's Stand-
Point, Andovcr, .Mass., ISSII; new eil,, rev., 1883,
Morrison, Uavid McLaren. Brotherhood: a
Study from Life, Lon., 1887, p. Svo.
Morrison, Rev. G., United Presbyterian minister
at Brechin. The House of God : Sermons : with a Bio-
graphical and Critical Sketch, by Rev. Fergus Ferguson,
[q. !■., mijirii,] Glasgow, 1875, Svo.
Morrison, Gilbert U. The Ventilation and
Wanning of School-Buildings, N. York, 1887, 12mo.
Morrison, H. The Tourist's Guide to Sutherland
and Caithness: with Notes, Lon., 1883, 12nio.
Morrison, Helena V. The Class of '70, Bost.,
1882, 12mo.
Morrison, J. II. Disquisitions and Notes on the
Gospels : Matthew, Bust., 1860, p. Svo.
Morrison, Leonard Allison, b. 1,843, at Wind-
ham, N.H.: was a member of the State house of repre-
sentatives 1885-86; State senator 1SS7-88 ; and has con-
tributed to the press for many years. 1. History of the
.Morlson or Morrison Family. Illust. Boat., I.s'so, Svo.
2. The History of Wynilhaih in New Hampshire, (Kock-
Ingham County,) 1719-1883: with the HIstorv and
Genealosy of the First Settlers and their DesceiidHnts.
Illust. Bost., 1883, Svo. 3. Rambles in Europe: with His-
torical Facts relating to Scotch-American Families, 1887.
Morrison, Kev. Marion. A History of the Ninth
Regiment, Illinois Volunteer Infantry, Monmouth, 1864,
Svo.
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Morrison, Mary J. Songs and Rhymes for th.-
Little Ones, N. York, 1884.
Morrison, Patrick. Bible Truths and Teachings.
Edin., IsOil, p. Svo.
Morrison, It. Poems, Lon., 1870, 12nio.
Morrison, It. II. Questions and Answers on
Cavalry Outposts, Lon., 1888, 32nio.
Morrison, It. S. 1 Mining Rights in Colorado:
Acts of Congress, Statutos of the State. District Ruh",
Ac, Denver, 1874; 5th cd., enl., 1881. 2. .Minio,'
Reports: Cases on the Law of Mines, found in tin-
American anil English Keports, Arranged Alpliabetically
by Subjects: with Notes and References, Chic, I8.s;;-,sf,
11 vols. Svo.
Morrison, Iticliard James, R.N., ("ZadkicI
Tao Sze," jiseud.,) [nnli; vol. ii., .MoRUisoN, Likit. li.
.1., and vol. ill., Zapkiki, thk Skicii, add.] 1. (Ed.i
Lilly's Introduction to Astrology, Lon., 1835, Svo. 2.
Grammar of Astrology, Birmingham, ISHI, 12mo. .!.
The Solar System as it is. and iiul as representcil. L(m..
1857, Svo. 4. Astronomy in a Natslicll. Lon.. Isiio. I'|i.
Svo. 5. The Hand-Boulc of Astrology, by which Every
Question of the F'uture, on which the Mind is .An.vinus,
may be truly answered: vol. i., 1861, l2uio; vol. ii.,
with a somewhat dilTerent title, 1863. 0. On the Greiit
F'irst Cause, his E.xistenoe and Attributes, Lon.. I.sii7,
12ino. (''This essay is intended as a foundation (■•<■
belief in revealed religion, in connection with the tlieorv
of celestial inllucnoes, or astrology.")
Morrison, T. The Acts of the Apostles and Epi-
tles of St. Paul; 2d ed., Edin., 1886, p. Svo.
Morrison, Thomas. JIanual of School .Alanagc
nicnt, Lon., 1862, 12mo: new ed., 1863; 5lh ed., Is;].
Also, school-books
Morrow, Abbie Clemens. 1. The Bible Stu
dent's Cyclopiedia of Aids lo Biblical Resciirch: witli
Introduction by J. M. Buckley. Illust. and .Maps. N.
York, 1S80, 12mo. 2. Autograph Album Sehctious, N.
York, 1882, 12mo.
Morrow, John. A Voice from the Ncwsbovs. .\
York, 1860, ISmo.
Morrow, I'rince A. 1. (Trans.) Syidiilis and
Marriage: Lectures at St. Louis Ilospitai, Paris, l,v
Alfred Fourrier, N. York, 1881, Svo. 2. Drug Eru|i
tions; a Clinical Study of the Irritant Effect of Diujs
upon the Skin. Illust. N. York, 1887, Svo, 3. Athi-
of Venereal and Skin Diseases. Parts I., VI., and
VIII. N. York, ISSS.
Morse, Rev. Abner, 1703-1865, b. at Mcdwnv,
Mass.; graduated at Broivn University 1816, and :ii
Andover Theological Seminary 1810; held pastorales in
the Congregational Church, and lectured on scieiitili'
subjects, and finally settled in Sharon, Mass., where he
<levoted himself entirely to genealogical pursuits. I,
Memorial of the Morses, 1850. 2. Descendants of Lau-
rence Litchfield, 1855. 3. Genealogy of Early Planters
in Massachusetts, Bost., 1S55. 4. (lenealogical Kegislcr
of Sherborn, Ilolllster, and Jledway, Massachusett.-,
1855. 5. Descendants of Ca|it. John Grant, 1857. li.
Descendants of Several Ancient Puritans, IS57-liO, :;
vols. 7. Further Traces of the Ancient Nortliiiicn in
America, Bost., 1861, Svo. 8. A Genealogical Record of
Several Families bearing the Name of Cutler in 'the
United States, Bost., 1807, Svo.
Morse, Alexander Porter. Treatise on Citizen-
ship, by Birth and Naturaliziil|ion, Bust., ISSI, Svo.
Morse, Clara I-'rances. lilash Roses, (" Libniiy
of American Fiction,") N. York, IS7S, Svo.
Morse, David Appteton, b. 1840. 1. Report
on Dipsomania and Drunkenness, Dayton, 0., 1S73. sv.>.
2. Report on (ieneral Paralysis: Critical Review: (with)
Analysis of Case of J. S. Blackburn, 1874, Svo. 3. He-
port on Monomania, 1874, Svo. 4. The Mind: a l.cctuiv,
1 875, Svo. 5. Cerebral Circulation, Ac. : Lectures, Dav-
ton, 1870, Svo.
Morse, Mrs. E. H. Three Christmas Days. Bost.,
186S.
Morse, Edward Sylvester, Ph.D., b. 1S3S, at
Portland, Me.; was a pupil and assistant of Louis
Agassiz at the Lawrence Scientific School, and in \'^M
settled in Salem, Mass., where ho bcoaino a cnratur of
the Peabody .-'.cadcniy of ficiciii-ea :ind aided in eftab-
llshing and editing the American Naturalist. In IS77
he went to .Tajian and was made professor of zoology la
the Imperial University of Tokio. He returned to the
United States in 1880, and in 1881 became director of
the Peabody Academy of Sciences at Salem, (le wns
president of tin
ment of Sclem
scientllic societi
title and lltera
Terrestrial Pulii
2. First Book
p. Svo. 3. Ja|
Illust. Bost., 1
" It does not in
cialions, social li
but id' the luaise
floors, ceilings, ro
and whatever hi
sul'jcels. . . . TlK
tlie .lapaucsi; ho
master who adiiii
ject has loiigawii
has louiid ill mm
— Xafin/t, \\\, .■,,",.i_
"An e.\haiistiv(
A'fi'., 1.x 1. ;!|,-,.
"As we close }
been lingering di
land of toys."— Cc
Morse, Mrs,
D.D., ,„/„-a.
.Morse, F. L,
F. L. M. Bost.,
Morse, Ilev.
uatcd, first class C
bridge, 1842: on
John Ladywood,
vicar of St. Mary'
before the Univer
2. Working for Gi
IS50, 12mo. 3. T
Lon., 1876, 12mo.
whiit it requires, I
of the Church to he
Morse, Rev. ]
at Trinity College
vicar of Foston-i
rector of Littlehai
1"'78. 1, Sermon
Church of St. Ma
Apostolical Success
ders, Lon., 1887, p.
Morse, J. J.
I6010.
Morse, James
.Mass.; graduated 1
moved (o New York
school. Summer-H
.Morse, Rev. Ji
.Mass.; graduated a
grcgotional church
AnnnI- of the Chu
Springlield, Mass., 1
Morse, John 'J
graduated at Harvai
tlH.re lS7fi-7», and
Henry Cabot Lodgi
view; is a member
ciety, and has oontri
the Law relating to
svo,'' 2d ed., 1879.
Award, Bost., 1872, !
•I'lrne and others, Bi
Alexander Hamilton,
"The only fault wi
which IS thoroughly
has maile it too popu
5. John Quincy .
Ii"st.. 18,82, Iflmo.
' I'hat .Mr. Morse's c
"I posterity we have \
iKlmirable example to
i"K' narrative, just pi
Gallon, xxxiv. Wll.
•)• Thomas Jcffersot
l^^,'l, l6mo.
"Invigorof style, .se
nod unity of narrative
'."■"I'arison with thee,
jc'isimidaoutllkrftp
l>lioiograph."_A-a(ioH,
T- John Adams, ("/
lihno.
•' -Mr. Morse has almo
needs,— a ciuisldurable
"I expression, combine
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prosklont of the Arneriuan Assoeiution for tlio AJvanco
HO entUic »oc„aK.«, „n.l h..s contnb,.teJ largely tuTcen
2 I r l'»'"'»n>l'.'™ of Maine, Portland, im, S •„
2. I. r,t liook of Zo Kv. U„., ,,s75. „„„! „, ',g^ '
fllusir- Bi^u 'SX.!'"'"" ""•* ""='■• *^~,lin«s:
tor'i'xl-"!!"""'"'' "■™'''''' '-■■""""■^'iv^'ly illustr«te.l.--.s,.<.
F/l!."r']w,.'"8so',""'"''' '" ""^ "^'s'"' °f '''f«- By
u;u.r>W.: "«";„'''•«!'»:*«. M.A.,<1. about IS8fij grad-
iiatcil, tirst c ass C Ufs Trin nf «f r„i ■ /i m ' s'^'"'
briJKe, I,S42; ord no,l srf *"■ 'f"'"', >< ' """ge. Cam-
bcfbre t.,e Vnwlslt^Tc^{,,; ^^'^rTto
Lon.; IWi' ,':J''"f''"'"f'""".Chu'-oh Mission, 1875
^^Morse, J. J. Practical Occultism, San Fran, 1888,
=:-:?' .rsix .fSL •=;£-'?
.«Iirin«lield, Mass., 1850 """""""• By the Pastor.
s :r'2: et'T8^;» tirV «?'»«N' " "r"" :
Award Bo," 18-9^, ^.'"'J^''"' "^ Arbitration and^
^..^nr^n^roVhersfBott: l^.^cT^o '"Tr^^T'^r '
Alexander Hamilton, Bost, I87S; 27;is. 'lamo"' ''"' "' i
wiaH'ris°';ror?<;;^i,;™roS;;f,,L\''"?r'V' "r- '''''^•^ '"•«.
has made U too t^ol!:,^'^!^^ ^--^^.Jt^^^^^ i
li-t't./lt", & ■'''"'"' ("^""'"o"" Statesmen,")
A«'/o«, xxxiv. all. •"^"l'""'o". 'Wi judicial cnnaor."-
i^iJ'Z:^ '"''"'""' ("'^'"«"'"'n Statesmen.") Bost.,
".i:.'ui&^^{;;l?i -'-If-' ^'.^ -rangem of detail,,
i'h"t08rapl,."-A:5(^v;),,' xxxvi 4^0 """"""' ''^■'*''^« "^ «'"°f«<l
I ,r. John Adams, ("American Statesmen,") Bost., 1884,
-o^':^'S^5^;^K^^;>;;}--',^;y Which « b>o«r«„hor !
^■' -^pressioii, combi>,ej'wi;i'; 1oSiz!::/-^j^z^;'^^ ,
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main, tl, ■ V.e iVi , ^^r , ,h ''r'T'l"'-'', """"-t'l. Mi tlie
Kraiid«.ii."^.\\,);,|,, |;',"«i:»l'''> "I •lob" AdauLs ... by his
B,iui88^,'/i::;r"""'""^' ^'-^I'-^l-: aJ<,ory.
w'''*!?'^!*^' 9' '^" ^'ii'liL'alion of the Claim of A \r
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'^n t"''""^^ ^^"S^- '"'"•. l^^Ol -'.no " "'^^""■
r.on'°"8«"',2mo""""'* "'^■'"''^^ "^ "-I'i"" Life,
o..i^;r ^^l^!'";,, ^!;«,^«-^ of Alhindale, and
w':^,Jrn:';Wt',i"- ■(^^^•)Tha very U.est
phia, 1878-8(). rectorof S A. . ^^'"^"ts. I'hiladel-
I88n «7 , '."""l"' ^t. Mary's, ^ew Irghton NV
Advent, Lon. m\-sl ^of "tl I'l 7 ss"'.''?"^ 'i'
I dresses 01', the Beatitudes: Uu "^ "W>noss: Ad-
I N:'l!o^;;;,^^^,8'?^in^ ^'^'^ -^ "- l"Hmi.I;:''Mlr::i„nl-
' --r""srad'7?-,8^??8'' »;-' ['""- vol. ii., Mou.
of David Bevan Vuarried 1s4'l ^"^^''"t?'■ '^""e'"^>'
! timer, ministerof Gray" ini Chnel T"' ^'"'""'^ ,*'"'-
Peer) of Ilnv n, .' ■'' "" "^""""O'ls circulation. Of
History of .fob, Lon.. IS 11 ismn <> a ■.., ®
a Series of Aneelie an I 1 n wn '^"^'''' M<'^^W» :
I808, p 8vo ■! 'Si. L "o'y Fommunication.s, l,on.,
:from't^-e'i?ble/ne-t: Un^'f^V, 'J^Ii^'^^ ^^'^
about Jesus; new od., Ion IsB^ ISm,, " i"*- '\'"'''
new ed IS7« 1. C"Ptivily of Judah, l,on., 1870^
; ^/MK";^77 ■;:;,.?:''""■'''""' ^-- «-
Icarn„,„ from Mr.,. Jtorti,,,..,- "L't, ','-''.,"'^J,,t'''cture of
M,7s'm"b""":, *'"*""'" <''^""^'> See SttiAnr,
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Mortilliore, D. The Spirit of God ns Fire: ft
Globe witliiii tlic Sun oar Heaven, N. York, 1S69, l2mo.
IMortlock, Ilev. Edmund, [unte, vol. ii., add.]
1. Christianity Agreeable to Iteason ; 2d ed., Lon., 1801,
ft). Hvo, 2. Sermons. Edited by his Nephew, VV. F.
John Kuye. Lon., 1871), p. >*vo.
iHortl'ock, J. J. Man : his Creation, Preservation,
and Imniortnlitv, Lun., KS5U, 12mo.
Morton, Andrew. 1. Family Circle, Edin., 1862,
12mo; new ed., UTi. 2. Church Circle, Edin., 1871, p.
8vo.
Morton, Andrew Stanford, M.B., M.R.C.S.,
F.K.C.S. Edin., surgeon to the Royal South London
Ophthftluiic Hospital. Kefraclion of the Eye : its
Diagnosis and the Correction of its Errors, ton., 1881,
p. 8vo.
Morton, E. J.C. Heroes of Science: Astronomers,
Lon., 1882, p. 8vo.
Morton, Miss Eliza H., b. 18,i5, at Deering,
Me. : has been a toaclicr in Michigan. Still Waters ; or,
Dreams of Rust, [verse,] Portland, Me., 1881, IGmo.
Morton, George II., F.G.S. Geology of the
Country around Liverpool, 1803.
Morton, Ilumiltou. The American Cup: a
Nautical Poera. Illust. N. YoVk, 1874, 4to.
Morton, Mrs. Harriet, (Cave,) wife of G. E.
Morton. 1. Stories of Christ the Lord, in Simple Verse,
for Little Children, Lon., 1808, 12mo. 2. Mary of Gar-
way Farm; or. The Despised Warning, [verse,] Lon.,
3. Granny's Tale: a Ballad for Little Children
MOS
Morton, Thomas George, M.D., b. 1835, in
Philadelphia, Pa. ; son of Samuel George Morton, ((/. ..,
ante, vol. ii.;) graduated at the medical depariim-nt.
of the University of Pennsylvania 18o0 ; i)raftiscs in
Philadelphia; has been eunneeted with many hospit:il,.,
including the Orthopiudic, of which he was the founder:
is a member of various foreign and domestic medicul
societies, and has contributed to medical journals. Willi
Hunt, William: 1. Surgery in the Pennsylvania II.,.
pital: an Epitome of Practice since 1750; [also] Pape),
by John Ii. Roberts and F. Woodbury, Phila., Inmi,
Svo. 2. Transfusion of Rlood anil its Practical Applica-
tion, N. York, 1887.
Morus, J. The New Nation, Lon., 1880, 5 vols. -<vo.
Morven, H. Deepglen : a Novel, Lon., 1882, 3
vols. cr. 8vo.
Morwuod, Vernon S. 1. Facts and Phases •,{
Animal Life: with Amusing and Original Anecdolis,
Lon., 1882, 12mo. 2. Wonderful Animals, Workini;,
Domestic, and Wild, Lon., 1883, 12mo. 3. The Band .,1'
Mercy Guide to Natural History, Lon., 1884, 12mo. 4.
Our Gipsies in City, Tent, and Van. Illust. Lon., I >■>:),
8vo. 6. An Easy Guide to Scripture Animals: witii
Anecdotes, Ac, Lon.. 1888, Svo.
Mosby, John Singleton, b. 1833, in Powhatan
Co., Va. ; was a jiartisan cavalry leader in the Confed-
erate service during the civil war, and obtained the rank
of colonel; afterwards practised law in Warrenton, Va,:
U.S. consul at Hong-Kong 1878-85. Mcjsby's War
Reminiscences and Stuart's Cavalry Campaigns, Bost.,
1.S68. _. „ ^
Lon., 180,8, 12mo. 4. Milly's Mission; or, Harry and 1 1887, Ibmo. . , .
his Mother, [verse,] Lon., 1809, 12mo. 5. May Bios- | Moscheles, Felix, b. 1833, in London; son „t
soms. Lon., 1801), 4to. 6. Eighty Years Ago, Lon., 1873, \ Ignaz Moscheles, the celebrated musician; a portrait
p 8vo 7 The Story of Jesus, for Little Children, | and genre painter. (Ed.) Letters of Felix Mendelssohn
Lon., 1880, cr. 8vo. 8. From the Beginning 1 Stories , to Ignnz and Charlotte Moscheles. Translated from tlio
from' Genesis, Lon., 1881, 8vo. 9. From Egypt to ; Originals. Illust. Lon., 1888, Svo.
Canaan, Lon., 1882, 12mo. 10. Plain Teachings ; or,
Homciv Lessons from God's Word, Lon,, 1884, 18mo.
11. A Village Story, Lon., 1885, sq. 16mo. 12. Jubilee
Echoes: a Poem, Lon., 1887, 4to. With Haskey, Miss
Anne, Addresses and Stories for Mothers' Meetings,
Lon., 1883, imp. lOino.
Morton, Henry, M.A., Ph.D., b. 1836, in New
Y'ork; graduated at the University of Pennsylvania
1857; professor of mechanics at the Stevens Institute,
Hoboken, N.J. With Leeds, Aldeut R., The Student's
Practical Chemistry, Phila., 1861, 12ino; new ed., 1800.
Morton, J. (Ed. and trans.) The Ancren Riwlo :
a Treatise on the Rules and Duties of Monastic Life ;
from a Semi-Saxon MS. of the Thirteenth Century,
(Camden Soc. Pub.,) Lon., 1853, 8vo.
Morton, James, M.D., L.R.C.S. Edin., professor
of materia medica in Anderson's College, Glasgow. The
Treatment of Spina Bifida by a New Method, Lon, 1877,
p. 8vo; new ed., 1887.
Morton, James. System of Calculating Diame-
ter, Circuii.l'erence, Area, and Squaring the Circle,
Phila.. 1879, 12mo.
Morton, .Mrs. James. Clarkson Gray, and other
Poems, Lon., 1805, p, Svo.
Morton, James St. Ciair, 1829-1804, b. in
Philadelphia; son of Dr. S.iuiuel George Morton, ('/. i'.,
initc, vol. ii.) ; graduated at the U.S. Military Academy
in 1851, and entered the engineer corps; served in the
civil war as chief engineer of the Army of the Ohio and
Army of the Cumberland 1862-63, and chief engineer of
the Ninth Corps in the Virginia campaign of 186' ; killed
while leading the assault on Petersbui;; in Ju..e, 1S64.
He was made brigadier-general of volunteers in 1862,
was brevctted colonel U.S.A. after the battle of Chioka-
niauga, and was named brigadier-general U.S.A. after
his death. I, An Essay on Instruction in Engineering,
N. Y'ork, 1850. 2. An Essay on a New System of For-
tificalMins, 1857. 3. Me'noir on Fortilioation, 1858. 4.
Dangers and Defences of New York City, 1859. 5. Life
of Major John Saunders, of the Engineers, 1800.
Morton, John Chalmers, [oa/f, vol. ii., add.,] d.
1888, let. 67. He had been editor of the Agricultural
Gazette ever since it was founded in 1844. 1. Hand-
Book of Hairy Husbandry, Lon., 1860, 12mo. 2. Hand-
Book of Fnriii I.fthour, Lon., 1861, 12ino; new ed., 1868,
p. Svo. 3. The Prince Consort's Farms : an Agricultural
Memoir, Lon., 1863, 4to. 4. The Farmer's Calendar,
Lon., 1870, Svo; 0th ed., rev., 1884. 5. (Ed.) The Art
of Valuing Rents and Cla.jis of Tenants. By J. S.
Bayldon. Lon., 1876, Svo. 6, Labour on the Farm,
(" Hand-Book of the Farm" Ser.,; Lon., 1887, p. Svo.
1146
Moscrop, C. L. Fairy Records, Lon., 1868, p. 8vo.
Moseley, George, F.R.C.S. 1. Eastbourne as a
Residence lor Invalids and a Winter Resort, Lon., I>S2,
Svo. 2. Insanity Curable: Mental Disorders and Ner-
vous AfTeclions, whether of Recent Origin or Lung
Standing: their Cause investigated, and their Successful
Treatment by a New Method, Lon , 1880, Svo.
Moseley, Henry Nottidge, M.A., LL.D., F.U..>.,
b. 1844, at Wandsworth, Eng. ; son of Henry Moseley,
F.R.S., canon of Bristol, (7. v., ante, vol. ii.;) educated
at Harrow, and at Exeler College, Oxford, where lie
graduated 1808; studied medicine in London, Vienna,
and Leipsio; took part in u government expedition to
Ceylon and Southern India in 1871, and was appuiiiird
one of the naturalists to the " Challenger" expedition it:
1872; Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford, 1876-81, aii.l
since then Linacre professor of human and comparative
anatomy. 1. Oregon: its Resources, Climate, Peoplo,
and Productions, Lon., 1878, 12mo. 2. On theStrueluro
of the Stylastcridie, Hydroid Stony Corals, (Croonian
Lecture,) Lon., 1879, 4to. 3. Notes by a Naturalist mi
the "Challenger" during the Voyage round the World
in the Years 1872-1870: with Map and Illustratiuiis,
Lon., 1879, Svo.
" We cannot point to any book of travels in our own .l;iy
more vivid in it.s powers of description, more variid 111
its fiubject-inatter, or more attractive to every ediicaif.l
reader.''— .S(i(. liev., xlvli. 593, ,,.,,.
" Mr, Moseley not only has a fascinating subject to trrai,
but prove.s himself a master of the showman's art."— .IHi,,
No. 'J702.
Moseley, Joseph. What is Contraband of«.ir,
and what is not, Lon., 1861, p. Svo.
Moseley, Julia Daniels. Little Zee. Illust.
Chic, ISSO, aq. 12mo.
Mosely, 11. !>• Miss Alma Murray as Beatrice
Cenci, Lon., 1887, Svo.
Mosely, Ephraim. Teeth : their Natural HistuiT ;
with the Physiology of the Human Mouth in Regard U)
Artificial Teeth, Lon., 1862, 12mo.
Mosenthal, Julius de, and Harting, James
Edmund. Ostriches and Osnioh-Farming. llla-i.
Lon., 1876, Svo; new ed., 1879.
" Consists of two distinct parts, the first, which occnpii'S
three-fourths or the book, being a monograph by Mr, iluil-
iiig of the whole order of Uiitiihe, or strutliious birds,
while tilt? s"',^1)fl Is an arPimnt !>v Mr. do Mosenthal 0! iM»
rise and proKress of ostrioh-farmiiig In the Cape Colony
and other coiiiitrk'S, . . . The volume Is u Imndsomr "iic.
and will be foiiiul Interesting by the general readii.as
well as by the ornithologist or the colonist,"— .lead., xi. ...1.
Moser, U. II. Book of Japanese Ornament, cmi-
taining Two Hundred Designs, N. York, 1880, Svo.
MOS
"*."**"''!■ ^,^°'ee, solicitor, Ken.Ial, Eng. The Pre--
Moses, Ilaphael, Jr. Cuu.|,il„ti„n „f the Laws
on In-olvene.v .,f the Uoite,! States' .md (.'anmla in Force
November U I.^7S: with Indexes, N. York, Isf l"sv„
Moses, Uev. William Slnii.ton, JI.A.,Vul ,-
ate,l .t Kxetor College, Oxlonl, ISB.S; o'rdainJu " 3 •
ohii|)lHin of St. (leorge's, Douglas, 18fi.S-72. 1. Carnen
ermn Cnfoism : being a Reply to „n Article by Dr'^W
H. Carpenter. By .\I.A. O.ion. L„n., 1877, 8vo 2
Psychography: a Treatise .,n the Objective Forms of'
Mosley, Sir Oswald, Bart., D.C.L., !78.i-lS71 '
T„„ ,o-/,o ™""' "'' "'" --Ancient liritish Church,':
Lon , 1808, 12mo. 2. The Natural History of Tutbury ,
with the Fauna an.l Flora, Lon., I8ii:i, r 8vo !
B„„L**rV*^; .Every-IJay Work in the Ho'usehoM : a'
Book for Girls i„ Service, Lon.. 1883, l2mo •
Moss, Edward L., ,M.D., of H.SI.S. "Alert"
The Shores of the Polar Sea: Narrative of the Arct'ic I
E.xpedition 01 lS7.i-76. Illust, Lon., 1878, fol I
it."iH,T*"''l'f*i"'"='"'"™"-''"'"Kr«Ph.s, its wood-cuts and i
Pint Lm'ftw t" i'''-' P"P" ,'»•" which a pleasant rivulet of
avowedly secondary to the iUiistraHnns v„ If'^'^
lessen is most a.lnii^ably wHtlen."' ^i^. ;Vo.-2
12m "**' ''' "' *''*'"'"'"'™"« I'oems, Loi.., 1862,
ti,m nf «'"^*/' ^''',""''"'' Exegesis, and Interpreta-
tion of Scripture and Scripture lleferences, Cin., 1887,
is'^"*1'i "f"'"' Edwards Edwards-, M.A., b.
180(1; eldes son of Sir Thomas Edwards-Moss, Bart
iufh:rd:'Lt'!:"l"s8'8°";^'8V^-^^"^''' '«"• ^ ^-- '"
MOT
oniriiif.V,; ;?i,T,', r ..*'■"'"''" "' tlmsewlio are uiiac-
?/rT.isMjies:"-"n;,/:f xx'xiri^'''"'"'''^ "'"'"^"^ '» ">'->
P,;?!; '*/„'•'"!•" »''• •• Notes on National Kducation in
tontinental Europe, Lon., 187.1, 8vo. 2 Hand Honk r.f
New Code of Hog'ulations; ,88o: and crh'er "dts,t«n.
years. ' "' '"" ' "'">J-"<'«k3 for subsequent
Moss, Rev. Lemuel, D.D., LL.D., b. 1829, near
Burlmgton Ky. : began life as a pnnter, but, decid ng ?o
Tj,J'lJ^TV""''i''y' S^'^''"""^^'' ''' Rochester Uni!
lersity 18o8, and at the theological school there 18(ii) •
™; secretary of the U.S. Christian Commission I se.S
-6o; editor of the National Baptist, Philadelphia, 1868
-;- ', Pi'-f .'I""' ''f Indiana Hniversity 1875-84. I. Annals
svo ■> fi- ■' ".'''"^f Christian Commission, Phila.;?";^
p r"};l ^.'"^ '^"Pt>»t3 and the National Centenary •
a Record of Christian Work, Hartford, Conn., I877?8vo'
Mossinan, Samuel. 1. An Account of the Goldi
Regions o Australia, Lon., 1852, 12mo. 2. Our Aust a
rn^^Tr'^""' ""•'■ '2"'°- •'*• <^''*»- " Brief Ac
■ unt of .he Country, Lon., 1867, 12uio, 4. Heroes of
Discovery: Livingstone. Park, Cook. Ac, Edin., L8B7
p. 8yo i new ed., 1877. 5. The Origin of the .Seasons
consi.lered, Edin., ISm), ,,. 8vo. 6. (Jems of Worn n-
liocd: Biographies of bistinguished Women, Edin.,
j:|J£Ann:ist;Hii"z^^:t!^-t;v::s";z^
12?,;o'^^o *?""''""";i,D"»gl'tor: a Story, Lon., 187.%
,nl •MTn"''?"' P»'-«'g" Countries and British Col-
onies ) Illust. Lon., 1881, 12,1,0. 111. Livingstone
the Missionary Traveller, Lon., 18,82, p. (vo. 11 Qen
eral Gordon in China: the Story of tlu' Eve -V cto ou
Army, Lon.. 1884, p. Svn, With B....;:=tf,r, T Tr"x"
I" Australia, Lon., I8,1,S, p. 8vo
Oxford liioi'' «™'»'"«'l '^t St. Edmund Hall,
Uxford 1849; ordained 1849; vicar of Rnndby, Lin
CO Inshire 1854-,'i»; rector of East and West Torrington,
Liueolnshire, from 1859. I. Glossary of Word? in
Scripture, Lon., I,S,>|, l2mo. 2. Sermons I „n n^-
•T; f'- "':'"? "^u""-' Catholic CI ur;:h,f''je,us
Second r,"n/''" ''''■'"' "'■. •^•' •'"'>" '" 'he Middle of h'
becond Century: comprising a Full Account of «
( rtlro'^f IhfF,?""" "'■ f '^^''"■" "--n.nT,rt a 1 !'
i.rowtn ot the I'.piscopacy, Lon., |s7;), svo 4 «, i.',,i
dairs Lucrelian. b; ,1 Disciple of Bis',!: 'll. ^e^^' , ,:„";
Chu.c,. and. state iJVn'ghind; a" /ItrLon".! Tss^,';
8\o. Also, single sermons, .tc. '
Mostyn, S. I. The Surgeon's Secret- a Novel
Lon., 1872, p. 8vo. 2. Kitty's Rival, Lon Is?.^ :Vvo '
p. 8V0 3 Little Loo: a Story of the South .Sea Lon "
18,^,^3 vols. or. 8vo. 4. Perplexity, Lon., 1878"'3 voU:
' ■>I.'!JI'..1'"'°i"' •'• '^^S Explosion, Lon., 1887, 12mo.
Motley, James. Contributions to tiie Natural
History of Lauban, Lon., 1S5«, 8vo -natural
I add'?"l1l! ^"7" ''"•••■^"II; D'C.L., l'»„e, vol. ii.,
iHKi'f- ■; ^^V. ""^ """ l-'S. minister to Austria
; 18bl-f,,, and to England 1889-7U. From 1SB8 he e-
Conl n'.nt^"''"","''' '■"■^'"^ """'""'"'' excursions to the
Con inent, and a visit to America in 1875. He was
elected a corresponding member of the French Institute
Academy of Moral and Political Sciences, in I8ti" and I
foreign associate in 1876, and received h morary degrees
from Oxford Harvard, and other universities ^ 1 Ts
tory ,,f the United Netherlands, from the Death of \V .
!:.';.TN!'^;^n6o-.!8',%^ri's-8:r"'^™"'' '«""• ^"■'•
Uicts a .siege or lights a battle as if l,i were I'lien.' Ho
mated and 11 ..mi'fi,. "ii ■ ' '''^''^ '" wngiilarly an .
■ iect'''n'is tbeJ-LlT^r'?' '^"PP'yi more magnilloent sub-
. lovs IS not, to our m 11(1, a nerfect stvlp nfivri; r, ■
:iS,^\;;;!i^i^\i:;d'i£HHirtT '^
; «rSi^ri^^;g,f,lg^^-^;;5^-jf;;-y-,^,,.^,i-.ea,s
of fi,"''!"'' '■" '"," ""^ '^■'^s a work <,f the g lest mcHt iuui
8vf' '^rHL"^- "";/'"■" ^^'"' '" AmericrCLon., 1S61.
,.^ Ill ^ '"■,'." f"'*?'-e^s and American Demooracv •
f John'of^-l^'"''''',f "il^'"' *■ ''''"' I^'f" ""1 l5 1
View n? ,b J^a'-.n-'veld Advocate of Holland: with a
TmLv .«"'"";/ ,'^^''"'<'* ""'' Movements of ,!,„
Thirty \ ears' War, X. York an,l Lon., 1874, 2 vols. Svo
v.rn I /"!"■,' ""^ ¥•" work which relates to the religions
liirtliei.tj eke It nut by the iitroduction from i,,Ii rnv >■
meiMowTU^^'tlie fii"''^';';! "I''"-'" 'I"alined be ylmd m.ist
Z'M\v^5^,!;;;e<;vy:is^[^i'^;^\l^;ft^!:if--:
pei't inilnd in it a t ionrntrhlv -ftiisf., -toA- i r t <•
1^ ''•'', «'■<' «;l>n'"ble s,,ecinien8 of an mate narrative ^
but, Jiough the work is filled with materials frimwlliel, it
U47
•
«««s;;."*^'''
imwnttjf
m
MOT
wmild lie possll)le to cmistrm't a hlngrnphy of Bftrneveld,
it iiiii Imrillv cliiim to be a life of tlio A<lvo«ite. Keailers
will nut down liu- two volumes with u sense of ImviiiK reiiil
II I'oiifused ciironicie of piTplexcd events witlioiit uuinn
iitile to form to tlieniselves a elenr eoiiceiitionof tlieeoiirse
of the narnitive, of the chiiracler iind policy of the man
witli whom it deals, or of llie real causes of his traKle end.
'/'he worii ri'ads iil^e idniptcrs torn from their )ilnces in a
lonner eonsecniivi' historv. The chapters are not without
interest, hnt Ihev fail tii eomposu a hiugraphy."— A. V.
l)l( i;y ; .Vu((')H, x'viii. 31X1.
:>. The Corrcspundonee of John Lothrop Jli.tley,
D.C.Ii. Kdited hy George William Curtis. N. York,
1,'<S',I, 2 vol.s. Svo.
Mott, Albert J., president of the Literary and
l')nl(iso|)hical Society of Liverpool. On the Origin of
Savage Life: (tpenini; Ailclrcss, October (i, 1873.
' He has shown Kood reason for rejecting tlie belief tliat
MOU
Chinese, Lon., 1870, p, Svo. 2. Songs of Heaven and
Home written in a Foreign Land, Lon., 1S7U, :i2ino. ;i.
The Story of the Che-liiang Mission; 2d cd., Lon.,
!87i), sm. Svo. 4. (Jhineso Stories for Boys and Oirls,
and Chinese Wisdom, L,in.. ISSd, p. Xvo ; new ed., ISSi.
b. Keasons f./r the Hope that is in us : Sermons on the
Clirislian Evidences, ]>reached in Holy Trinity Cathe.
dral, Shanghai, Lon., 1S.S4, p. Svo.
Moiilc, Kev. Ilaiiilley Cnrr <ilyii, graduated,
first class Class, Trip., at Trinity College, Canihridge,
ISW; Fellow 18li:)-7H; senior dean 1874-77; ordaimd
1807; principal of Uidley Hall, Cambridge, and lecturer
of Holy Trinity since 1880. 1. I'oenis on Subjects from
the Acts of the Apostles, Lon., ISOll, 12iiio. 2. Sermons
on the Litany, Lon., 1870. :i. Dorcliester I'oeius, Lon.,
1878, or. 8v"o. 4. The Epistle to the Konnins; witli
I'ike County Folks.
lUust. N.
The Flora of
rm
.tlott, E. H.
York, |ss:l, 12iuo.
Mott, E. T., and Cooper, E. F.
Leicestershire, Lon., 1887. 8vo.
Mott, K. T. Charnwood Forest : its Air, its Scenery,
Ac.: :id ed., I.on., 186S, 12mo.
Mott, George Sciidder, D.D., b. 1829, in New
York City ; graduated at I'rinoeton Theological Semi-
nary ISo:!, and since isflil has been pastor of a Presby-
terian church at Flemington, N.J. 1. The Prodigal
Son, I'hiia., 18li3, 12nio. 2. The Hcsurreetion of the
Dead, N. York, 1867, lOmo. 8. The Perfect Law, N.
York, 1808, 18mo.
M€>tt, Henry Aligustlis, LL.D., b. 1852, at Clif-
ton, Stiiten Island, N.Y. ; a grandson of Valentine Mott;
graduated at the Columbia College .School of Mines 1873 ;
is a teohniciil chemist and expert, and was professor of
chemistry in the New York Medical College for Women
1H8I SO. 1. The Chemist's Manual: s Practical Treat-
ise, N. 'York, 1877. 8vo. 2. Was Man Created ? N. York,
1886, 12ino. II. Thoughts on the Spiritual Life, Lon.,
1887, ,"i2ino. Also, the Seatoni.in prize jioeuis for ISO'.i,
1870, 1871, and 1872.
Moule, llev. Henry, M.A., 1801-1880,b. at Melks-
ham, Wiltshire ; vicar of Fordington, Dorsetshire, from
1829. 1. Barrack Sermons; 2d ed., Lon., 1847, 12nio.
2. Scripture Church-Teaching, Lon., 1849, 12mo. 3.
Eight Letters to His Koyal Highness the Prince Albert
as President of the Council of the Duchy of Cornwi 11,
Lon., 1855, Svo. 4. Christian Oratory during tlie Fn>t
Five Cunturies, Lon., 1859, p. Svo. 5. My Kitchen-li;ir-
den. By a Country Parson. Lon., 18011. 0. National
Health nnil Weolth ; 2d ed., Lon., 1S61. 7. Hopi against
Hope ; the Case of the Convict E. Preedy ; new ed., Loii.,
lSf)3, 12nio. 8. Pardon and Peace, and some Sacred
Verses, Lon., 1805, 12mo.
Moule, Horatio. The Roman Republic, Lon.,
180(1, 12mo.
ittoiillin, Charles William Mansell, M.A.,
M.D., F.R.C.S., graduated at Pembroke College, Oxford,
Is7l' ; Fellow 1877-86; assistant surgeon, senior deinon-
1869, ISmo.
Mott, Mrs. M. The Stones of Palestine : Notes of
a Ramble, Lon.. 1804. Svo.
Mott, R. F. (Ed.) Memoir and Correspondence of
E. P. Gurney, Phihi., 1884, 12mo.
Mottley, E. Sanitary Condition of the Town of
Margate. 1837-02, Lon., 1864, r. Svo.
Siauat, Frederick John, M.D., F.R.C.S.,
F.R.'}.S., F.S.S., [diile, vol. ii., aild.,] deputy inspector-
general of the Bengal army; retired. 1. The Andaman
IsLinds: with Notes on Barren Island, Calcutta, 1859,
Svo. 2. Adventures and Researches among the Andaman
Islanders, Lon., 1803, Svo.
" A twofold object took Dr. Mouat to these islands. He
was deputed by the liidiun government to lix upon a suit-
able spot for a penal settlement', . . . and, secondly, it wa.s
proposed to establish a harbour of refuge at some point on
the coiust. . . . Kroin tliu opportunities which Dr. Mouat
enjoyed . . . one is led to expect a more solid and valuable
result." — Sal. Iter., xvi. liUj.
3. The Death-Tribute of England to India, Lon.,
1875, Svo. With Snkll, H. Saxo.v, Hospital Construc-
tion and Management, Part I., Lon., 1883, Jtoj Part
II., illust., 1.SS4.
Mouhot, Henri, d. 1861, set. 35; a French ex-
with Criticisms on the Government Plan of Reform,
a Guernsey Militia Officer. Guernsey, 1874, Svo.
Monlton, Mrs. Bible Poems and Lyrics, Lon.
1850, 12mo.
Moulton, Charles Wells, a publisher at Bullaly,
N.Y. 1. Prize Selections : being Familiar Quotations
from English and American Poets from Chaucer to the
Present Time, Bost., 1887, lOuio. 2. liueries, with .An-
swers, in Literature, Art, Science, Education, Buftalo.
N.Y., 1887, 16mo.
Moulton, .^Irs. Ellen Louise, (Chandler,)
[(iii(e, vol. i., CliANDLEH, El.LEN Loi.lsE, add.,] marrii'.l,
1855, to William U. Moulton, a publisher of Bosti.n,
Mass. She resides in Boston, spending part of each
year in Europe, was for a long time the Boston corre
spondent on literary topics ol the New York Tribune,
and has contributed many European letters to its eol-
uiniis and to other newspajie:.'!, also contributing largely
in prose and verse to magazines. 1 . Juno Cliltbrd, 18. m.
2. My Third Book : tt Collection of Tales, N. York, ISii(,
12mo. 3. Bedtime Stories. Illust. Bost., 1873, si).
16mo. 4. More Bedtime Stories. Illust. 1S7-1, s;|.
IBmo. 5. Some Women's Hearts: Love-Stories, liuat..
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I'ark. Travels' in the Central Parts of Indo-China, "Their iirevailiiig tone is of monotonous and tender niel-
iSiam,) Cambodia, and l.aos during the Years 1858, 1859, i aneholy. Hut tlier<: are few ballads of the war as genuine
and isiio, Lon., 1804, 2 vols. Svo. : "'"' '""•-''""K i^-
Moul, James.
, „ <• .u a- 1, „.„i a..e more per.sonal poems there is
Sacred Poems for the Sick and Suf- 1 _ v„(/o„^ xxvl ""
A Womaii'.s Waiting;' and among llie
a great range of uxcelleiiec
feiing, Lon.. 1876, 12uio.
Mould, K. A. 1. Older for the Visitation and Com-
munion of the Sick, I<on., 1852, 12mo. 2. Literary
Pearls : Historical and Bioffraphical Anecdotes, Ac. :
new cd., Lon., 1871, 12mo,
M
the Chi
I860, , „. ,
chow 1876-79; archdeacon of Shanghai since I8S2. 1
Four Hundred Millions: Chapters on China and the
1148
, 119.
Swallow-Flights, and other Poems, Bost., I^7>,
12mo.
■' It Is not too much to say of these poems that they cs-
hibit dolleate and rare bea ", marked originality, ami
perfection of stvle. What Is .still better, they impre.~- us
' • a sense of* vivid and subtle iiiiugiuatioii, and Unit
,1-..- - 'lyrical poetry.
ioule, Ven. Arthur Evans, B.D., graduated at ■ with a sense of vivid and subtle iiiiuguii
Church Missionary College, Islington, 1857 , ordained , iH>oum^muJe.\ius ^.h^vU Istheesseiieeof
0; missionary at Ningpo, China, 1801-70; at Hang- ^ Tlie' distinguishiiig qualities of these
poems are ex-
treme dlrectui-ss and'eoneentratlon of utterance, niiva-
rying hanuoiiy between llionght and expression, an. I a
MOU
islly oinliiirfiticn (if sivlf,
MOZ
Imppy fri'eiUiin frcini thiit
S Now licdtinio Stories. Il|„8t ISsii ic
Moult. II, Ilichard <;reen, MA I, r«.n .
Mon Movement, !„,„., I8s' 2 ^^''^' Unnersuj Ex.,.„-
umlio Artist: a l",/ ulir il„..; r ^"'i'","'' "" " '^'■''■
..r ScicntiHe Oritici;!,"';;,'',^';:'' ",.''- ''?V^"^'
xxvlii. )J7. ""^.'iiiu critic. ~h. JJowniv.N: Aaul.,
iUoilltOII, Rev. \Villiia.n I'll-
versitv IS'iR .; ,' K'-Ki'mKed at London Fni-
ws« II member , if the New Tf!(..,n^...Ti-. !, ■ "^
I. (Tmn,. .n,| .,1., oi,„ 7?:' """"'" '=""1"".>.
fflounsey, A.M.
1851, p. Hv,.
A Dream, and other Poems, Lon.,
legation at Vienna, Athens "c"' I i T ' '""^^ "^
the Caucasus and Interio?'of Persia tn 5872 's'"""«''
ji^:i^l:^™\Ji:f5Sp-^Pi-.le or Modem
ralely and at no Kreate^lL il'^h t in " ' .'^^'''"""'« H accu-
-■^ w, the iiewliA, ^^ t^e 'll^^ll^'Ul^'iS-^/ll^f
'"i". »•»., ('/. r., „;„., vol! ii ' ?- "''"'■'"P''-"'-*'"""-
„ I'^ems, Un;:7s5n71':V„;;"'' '"""• --I-yicana
Mownt, John l,niienslcrC;oiiB(, m\ i
nted at Ivxetcr Colk.re Ovr,,,-,! w'l ? -y-^., (,'radn.
broke College I.h? • I ,r , H , is^ ' ', ^fr"^ ''•-■"•■
the Te„.el,,maue u\, P 1 , , ,^,; ; ^^ "/'"< "1""^'
i.ibj..oMa::r;\^;:rs^^.--;^f,;-.i..n,e
8vo ' • ""''•■''""' ""= l'""'"^!-. Un!, 1883, or
r.vn^:'>;!';^;i^-!^::t:-is^'^^r^'--
.Mowbray, Alfred. Ilan, v I .«,k „f iii . ■
-;l^"g«e.ions,W Christian 'i,':l^'K:'';;;i^:
UK'^!;H!^r?::„.^-,,,;;i^v^''7-<%«erinea;
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IU.gion.sT,f ko'r'th Wf^,,"?^:^ Yo-k'TsM" ,"" '"'"^
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T "Sa,''f,": lij"",,;:',™"' '^"""""»'>- -i
Moyse, Charles Ebenezer "h is o n,
Devonshire, Eng. : gradu'tfl ^f r' ' V"' '" J'"'1»"y.
Arr:V'"^?,^.,!".5."-""" P-iociica','!
S nVs^ratfo'rd'En^^^^ 7« rector of St. Mary! ; TrT of ^?■■ ^" '^'''""'""" P'="»Jicnls.
Kev.^«./Kn^^:,!ri^^ho^„fSe^'l!^^i^r^;"^'^^^^ "' ""
iUoiintiiin r T> . . ' i»«02|ey, Mrs., [nutr, vol. ii a.
t^z^l!.;;.', i^8«,„^=r'""'"™' "^ ^ «— -.
IMoniitain, Rev. .1. H ' n i o
Sciisons, Ac, Lon., IStiO 8vo* ^' v ^"'""'"^ for the
ara.ion'for Death Un', l"«6, izrno"™." ^^a'''-'' "I'T
ographics, Lon., ISIiH ,Svo Classical Bi-
'md was a teacher i™'„^nL-' ":""'! "' "' ^oront'o,
i:r;---^--^^"rr&i^:i8^^
'1-ne.l 1850 '^eWo '' V vl'S <',"■"'''■'''«''. l«5" I or:
1. The Dramatic
2. Poetry as a
ventures, L;n;:i8^Vi2;:;ir;;^;';;,:l^^3 ^^""^ ^'^■
,,^°*'ey» Herbert Newman, AM ri M h
vol, ii.,add.,l 18i;i-i,sr8 1, i„ii„ i !^' 7.'' '' t""'«<
;:a.ed at Oriil c'l eger^.vH i "^4 "tli'' '''"f ' ^r-I-
i«"^.ter{r^l;^,3^f!^':i^K;-of.h^
tiirical Kciilence from oir. on,l nf ), i '"'' "^ '*'"«''-' ""»•
yet there ,b soireeiy a sji^x^;;;? i;f il';:;,;,;;!;'!]!;^^;!:;';:!^:^
1149
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eloquence, in a very true sense, of a high of'^"; „""' " {» i
th" ulmiueiKv notsomueli of liuiKunci; iic of thoiiglit. t
is the t"o lUtMH^e of eonceiitrnlion, of viRorous ^msp of
Ueliouto irony, of .leep but Hub.lued p.itl.os "' ™btle deli-
ca ey of louuli, of broici, stronK sense."-.Saf. •««'■.'''."•■"'•
b. Uulins ideas in Early Age,, und the . Kclat.on to |
the Old Teslainont Faith : Lectures, Lon., ISTi, Byo, .iu
od 18.S4 6. The Tlicory of Development: a Criticism
of "Dr. Newman's Kssay, Lon., 1H78, p. 8vo. 7. Essays,
Historical an<l Theological, Lon., Oxf., and Cambridge,
1H7S. 2 vols. Svo; 2d ed., ISSt. Posth.
"Despite errors n judpn.eiit . . . tlicse essaysmny claim
the attention of those who read with a purpose. -Alli., No.
'^' Sermons, Parochial and Occasional, Lon., 1879, ]).
8vo : 2d ed., 1883. «. Lectures, and other Iheologioal
Papers, Lon., 1883, 8vo. 10. Letters. Edited by his
Sister, [Anne Motley.] Lon., 1884, 8vo.
" Especially valuable as future materials for the history
of a very interesting epoch in our Church bisU..;,. — ^ui.
^'•Th^e lett2?i in this volume nre all more or les.s interc^^
Ing, and are mostly from Mozley himself »»« t"';,'^ ?,.
all letters from other well-known K"";.'" •'",''!? M"^
S?^mi;?s, pr. PuscyX^Mr^ ^^^l^^'^^^^^l'l^Jlti^l
iNCWmilo s, 111. 1 ii.-,;j rV, ; 1 1 1 .,v ■
Dean of St. Paul's, and Dr. Lidilon s.
Geneuai. CiiiTicisii; \i,„i„,. bus
" We can hardly turn over a -.inKe of what Moz c> hiis
»ritu.n ■thoutineetinKwitb some striking thought, and ,
we are every we"e''consci.)Us of the perfect Kood faith and ,
Jinceritv which animated him. But we cannot fail also to
be re.i ndJd not uufrcquently of the fact that KeKenera y ]
T^rpsimled himself as an advocate, though a perfectlj siii-
K?f adVocale and not as a judge or a phtooph^^^^^^^^
he not uncommonly sWtes questuinabfe iromsit ioi s a.s
hey admitted of no .luestion ; and in pns ng n a^'h 'r
ous front attack he is not always aware tli";,:'"' , 7*^
tovered his tlank."-H. (^heetijam ; Aeml .xxui. U7
Mozley, John Kickanls. The Komauce of Den-
nell ; a Poem, Lon., 1885, p. 8vo. ^ . , ^. ^ „„
Mozley, L. B. Trade-Marks Registration, Lon.,
^^Moziey, Rev. Thomas, b. 180fi, at Gainsborough,
Eng.; brother of J. B. Mozley, D.D , «h;;™ ; was edu-
cated at Charterhouse School, and at Oriel College Oxford,
where he graduated 1828, and was eleotea a Fe"o« >"
1829. He was rector of Oholdert.m, Wiltslnro, 18.«-44 ,
resided suocessively in London and in Finchampstead,
Berkshire, till 1868, when he became rector of P'ymtreo,
Devonshire. He was rural dean of Plymtrce, then of Ot-
terv St. Mary. In 1880 he resigned his living and settled
at Cheltenham. He was for many years on the staff ot
the London Tim»s. 1. Henry VU., Prince Arthur and
Cardinal Morton: from a Group representing the Adora-
tion of the Three Kings on the Chancel Screen of 1 lym-
tree Church, in the County of Devon : with an Appen-
dix containing a Notice of " Nicholas Monk, Rector of
Plymtrce ,'" "John Laud," Ac, Lon., 1878, 8vo , with a
volume in elephant folio, containing chromo-litliographs
and other illustrations. Privately printed. 2. Reminis-
cences, chiefly of Oriel College and the Oxford Move-
"'"'^hJ;;;;i;'it ^no?,i:^hii;^.ry of TractaHamsm .t is the
nnp hook to which, next to and as corrective of the Apo-
?ogla pro V lA^ft the future historian -f •l'"'^'"!"''^'"
must resort if lie does not desire to stumble raostwofully.
~^Above everytlli^ngelse, there are reminiscences of Car-
dinal n\^h man dthev have the charm which every-
tS ai (i. led vith that mysterious and solitary Hpure
'vitaM posses,s!.' ', In one re.spect Mr. Mozley is specia y
I ml tie<rto toll the st(>rv of the Oxford movement He
Allans the oxford m. vemeiit with the keenest possible
liitere'rbut it swith an interest which l.s h storfoil and
li.rJ,niVl not theoloKiciil. . . • There is much besides 111
aervoMiZstlmt if interesting, and niiich that is amus-
i u' 'Vhere are good stories about tiie Wilbcrf.irces, about
fe.leacon I.enison, about Domford, [? l>">-nh.rd.a now
f^)rgotten Oiiel Fellow of that day, and about others who
were Sismd ited with 'he Oxtoid movement, while for
Uiose ,Wi™care to reml lliem there are some curious chap-
ters describing Mr. Mozley's own theological position. -
''''"Manv'befi?r4 now-Oakley. F.mide, Kennard not to
menUoii Newinan hiniself-h.VN;j. ''"'''}]]'±? , ot'^lx-n U?e
of the Tractarian movement. None "f 'h ^f ■ ,'' ' ^.Vj ' ''^
fainoiis 'AnoloL'ia.' w compare with the two volumes
now llefore'^.s l'?,' respect of in nule fulness, ^ "sc pers..mi
ol>servatlon, and churacteristic touches. -Mauk Iaiti-
'^"3.' Uoininrsccnocs, chiefly of Towns, Villages, and
Schools, Lon., 1885, 2 vols. p. Svo. ,,.... th^
" The earlier book api>eal('d to general cur osity by the
revclatlms which it offered of tt.e Inner "vcs o me-i
whose na..ics and fame belong to the wof'f,- -.ui ^, ,hv
BUbllcation invites our sympathetic interest by the lengthy
Snd se tatlsfleo particularity with which it lingers over
aiid plays with the charactenJ and fortunes of obscure and
UaO
MUD
stnnid persons This would promise aduU book In tin-
Kl;VrfT.rtier-offact chnmlcler; but w th^
the individual is always made tie typc V^t"^^ '^^. ' ';'
the class is used to represent the age. -.vu. luv.. us
''""We fear that, emboldened by the success of I'lf fo"iH-
Imok Mr Mozley has raked together the eomelits ol 1, -
miirles and noti-books and connected them bv threu.l-
o of Ids own memory Whatever the process lasbcc,
"':;';il\'^';,;r^tif'i!r^;i)i!,^,s;,,cdwhos.;ksi,^^^
faithful and graphic picture ol a ptust "f « ''[ > "'C trau>
are rapidly vainsliingnway, -'i'^"'';,''.''^':, ,,;.., ,x^.,
Mozoomdar, 1». C. 1. The Oriental hri t, IHS.,,
8vo. 2. Life and Teachings of Kesbub Chundcr .Mi..
Calcutta, 1887. ^ ^ . . n . „ 1
Muchall, William. St. Germain s Doctor an.l
Student. Cin., 1874, Svo. „
Miickle, W. Holyrood, and other Poeua, iidin.,
^^Muck'ley, William J. 1- ^he St"/«J"'' "»»";''
of Artistic Anatomy. Illust. Lon., 1878, 8vo ; 2d cl
1H85. 2. A Hnnd-Book on the Character ami rse "t
Colours, for Painters and Art Students, Lon., 1880, sv-;
3d ed., I.S85. 3. A Manual on Flower Painting in u,l
Colours from Nature, Lon., 1885 8vo. 4. A Mam.a "..
Fruit and Still Life Painting. DIust. Lon., 1886 M...
Mucklow, William B. Under Canvas ; or, Uni-
Worship in Summer Months, N. \ork, 1877, 8vo.
Muddo.-k, J. E. 1. The Wingless Angel : .1 1 sy.
chological Romance, Lon., 1875, en Svo and limo; now
ed., 1878. 2. As the Shadows Fall : a Novel, l..m.,
1 1876, 3 vols. cr. dvo. 3. " Doll ;" a Dream of Iladdon
Hall; or, The Story of Dorothy Vernon Lon., 1>mi,
I 12mo; new ed., 1884. 4. The Alps, and um t" >««
them; 3d ed., Lon., 1883, 12mo. 5. The " J. E. M.
Guide to Davos Ph.fz, Lon., 1884, p. 8vo From tl,.
Bosom of the Deep, m., 1886, p. 8vo. 7. 'The Shad....
Hunter- a Tragic ,-tory of a Haunted Home, l.un.,
1887, 12mo. 8. Snowdrop : a Story of Three CIhisImkw
Eves, Lon., 1887, 12ino. «. Stormlight : a Story of l.me
and Nihilism in Switzerland, Lcm., 1888, 8vo.
Mudge, A. Strong of Purpose: a Novel, Lon.,
'*'M'udge',°Alfred, 1809-1882, b. at Portsmouth NIL;
was a p-inter in Boston. Memorials: being a (uncr;.!
Biographical and Historical Account of f'e Nanie -I
Mudge in America from 1638 to 1.868, Bost., 18';'i. 8v«^
Mudge, E. A. Christian Statesmen, N, Virk,
1866, 16mo, ., ■ ,. i ,,
Mudge, Henry, M.R.C.S. 1. Alcoholics : a Letter
to Practitioners in Medicine. By One ot lh,ni.<ehj.s.
Lon., 1856. 2. Physiology, Health, and Disease, . .-
manding Abstinence from Alcoholic Drinks, and n.io-
bition of their Common Sale; being a Course ol live
Lectures, Ac, to which is added The Distracted \ il a«.';
a Tale, Lon., 1869, 8vo. 3. Dialogues, Ac., a^;iun.-t t ..■
Use of Tobacco. By a Surgeon. Lon., 1 861. 4.1 lie
Treatmeni; of Disease without Alcoholic Liquors, 1, 11..
1883, 12ino. .... ,, u ^Qr^ ;,.
iMudge, Bev. Zachanah Atwell, b. isi, n
Orrington, Penob.scot Co., Me. ; became a imnister „ llio
Methodist Episcopal Church in 1840, and has .«ineo Imi.
stationed at various places in Massachusetts. He c.htc|l
the Guide to Holiness 1859-02. 1. Skctclies of MiH:^w;ii
Life among the Indians of Oregon, N. 'iork, 1N)1. -
The Christian Statesman : a Portraiture of hir ll.un.is
Fowell Buxton, N.York, 1,865, 16ino .<. Hie l"-n-i
Bov: a Life of Abraham Lincoln for \oung le.iplc. .\.
York, 1867, IBmo. 4. The Boat-Builders lamily: o,-,
I Good Resolutions, Bost., 1869, 16mo. 5. llustic .ibraiy,
I Host., 1869, 6 vols. 18mo. 6 Views from 1 l.vn."|
Rock N.York, 18B9, 16mo. 7. Witch lldl: a lli^l"0
of Salem Witdioraft, N. York, 1870, 5";"-, /• ^^ "
prints of Roger Williams. N.York, 18,1, Ifi"."- •
Arctic Heroes, 1874. 1 North-Pole V;;y"KeS; l^".;-
11. History of Suffolk C jity, Massachusetts, 18, ,1. i-.
Fur-Clad Adventurers; or. Travels in .-kin Caiioc?, mi
Dog-Sledges, Ac, through Alaska, Kamschatka, >Vc., i>.
York, 1880, 12ino. .„.
Mudie. Charles Edward, d. 1890, at ,-.
founder of Mudie's Library. Stray Leaves, n.v »-■ r-
M. Lon., 1872, 12mo; new ed., 1873.
Mudie, F. Bible Teiujhings and Bible Cha meters ,
with Biographical Notes by W. 0. Smith, Lon., 18S.S, p.
''Mudie, Mary. St. Michael's Priory, Lon., 1871, 2
vols. p. Svo.
MUE
"Mneller, Christine," (Psoud.) Sco Wai.iiek,
E. C. \V. VAN, tii/m.
Mueller, EtIuarU. I. Anoiont InHcrintions in
Coylon, Lon, 18H3; text, 2 vols. cr. Svoj phites, 1 v(il
fol. 2. A Simplilled (Irninmur of the I'Mi Lanituiiu't"
Lon., 1885. " "
iHiieller, llaroii Sir Ferdiniiiid von.
K.C.M.U., M.D., l-h.D., F.R.S.. b. 1825, 't :i,,s,o"k
Germany; cduoatetl iit Kiel; removed in 1847 to Au"- I
truliii, and travelled extensively, while making orivate
botanical researches, 184S-52, and subsequently as '
government botanist to Victoria and as uhytograiihio I
naturalist to an Knglish government expodilioii under :
Augustus Gregory ; director of the Botanical Garden of ■
Melbourne 1857-7;i. He has received several decora-
tions from foreign governments. I. Fragmenta I'hyto- !
graiihuc Austniliie, Melbourne, 1858-78, III vols 8vo '
2. Report on the Plants collected during Mr. Babbage's '
Expedition into South Australia in 1858. ,3. The Plants
indigenous to ihe Colony of Victoria. Illust. Mel-
bourne, 18611, 4to, 4. Flora Australiana, 18ll:!-1870 7
vols. 5.Tho Vegetation of the Chatham fslands. Illust
Melbourne, 18114, 8vo. 6. Descriptive Notes on Papuan
Plaiite, [875, 8vo. 7. Select Extri-Tiopical Plants
readily eligible for Culture or Naturalization, Melbourne
I87II, 8vo; 2d ed., enl., Sydney, 1881 ; 6th ed., enl., De-
troit, 1884, 8vo; 7th ed., enl., Melbourne, 1888, 8vo
8. (Trans.) Wittstcin's Organic Constitution of Plants
and V egetable Substances, 1878. !l. Eucalyptographia •
a Descriptive Atlas of the Eucalypts of Australia and
the Adjoining Islands, Melbourne, I87«-82, 4to (Pub-
Mshed in decades, or parts.) 1(1. Index Perfectus ad
Caroli Sinniei Species I'lantarum, .Melbourne, 18S0 8vo
II. Western Au.stralia: Plants of North-Western Austra-
lia, Perth, 1881, 4to. 12. Systematic Census of Austra-
lian Plants, Melbourne, 1882, 4to. l.i. Descriptive
Notes of the Kucalypts of Australia, Lon. and Me|.
bourne, 1882. 14. We.-tern Australia: The Plants in-
digenous around Shark's Bay, Perth, 188:i, 4to. 15.
(Ed.) Excer|)ta from Sohulz's Treatise on Eucalyptus
Oil, Sydney, 1883, 8vo. 10. The Plants of New South
AVales, Sydney, 1885, Svo. 17. Key to a System of
\ lotorian Plants: Enumeration of Native Species, Mel-
bourne, 1885, Svo. 18. Descriptions and Illustrations
of the Myoporinous Plants of Australia, Melbourne,
188fi, 4to. 19 Iconography of Australian Species of
Acaeia and Cognate Genera, Melbourne, 1887, 8 decades,
4to. 20. .Second Systematic Census of Australian Plants
.Melbourne, 1887, Svo. '
Mueller, Friedricli Max, Ph.D., M.A., [,(nie
vol. 11., Mi;r,i,KH, Max, add.,] became a Fellow of All
bouls College, Oxford, and assistant at the Bodleian
lobiary in 1856, and sub-librarian in 1865. Ho retained
his chair of modern languages till 1808, when a new
professorship of comparative philology was specially
.Tcated for him. In 1875 he practically resigned his
chair, Prof. Sayce being appointed deputy professor,
and devoted himself to editing the first series of Sacred
liociks of the Eust. In 1873 he delivered a lecture on
miSBinns in ■.Vestminstor Abbey, at the request of Dean
Stanley, and in 1878 he delivered the first course of the
libbert Lectures. Ho is a foreign member of the French
Institute, and has received the order of Merit from the
King of Prussia. He has contributed largely to the
leading English reviews. 1. A German Keading-Book,
lontaining Extracts arranged Chronologically: with
liiiigraphical Notices, Translations, and Notes: Part I
Early: Fourtl to Fifteenth Centuries; Part II., Mod'-'
cm: Sixteenth to Nineteenth Centuries, Lon., 1858 2
vols. 8vo. 2. A History of Ancient Sanskrit Literature
so far as it illustrates the Primitive Religion of the lirah-
mans, Lon., 1S5U, Svo ; 2d ed., 1860. 3. Lectures on the
.-eienoe of Language, delivered at the Koyal Instituticjn
of Great Britain, Lon., 1861-64, 2 series, 8vo : 6th ed..
18, 1 ; new eds., 1875, 1880, 1882.
,11}^" "'.\"" ""' """-'lude without expressing our admira-
tion for the work as a whole, the herculean massiveiiess
b „' H ''{''"'''.'R -«",nprehen(liiig not merely a profound
kiiowledgeol many laiigunge.s,aiid a wonderful command
v „!!,'', T" '""K'le 'iir " foreigner, but a familiarity with
\aiious branches of scienee,-the Uild originality and geii-
,.rnl s..uiK!!!e.ss of ite i>hil<«»pl,v, r,„i f),,. Iranioiirenev
unimiaioii,aiid oocusioiml eloquence .f its'style, liy wliieli
asiilijec so abslrusi! has been reinlered uot merely Intelll-
n,; r,.l ■■ '".','i'"^v^''-' ,','.'," PoPU'af "Udience and the general
i\.(iiK.ri ~—^iii,f iSn. liJiy.
I. A Sanskrit Grammar for Beginners, (Hand- Books
for the Study of Sanskrit,) Lon., 1866, Svo; 2d ed., in
Uevanilgari and Roman Letters throughout, revised and
MUE
accentuated. 1870, r. Svo; new ed , abridged, with a Chap-
ter on Syntax and an Appendix on Classical .Metres by
A. .\. .Macdonell, 1886, 8vo. 5. Chips from a German
Workshop, Lon., 1867-75, 4 vols. 8v.,; new ed., 18811-
vol. 1., Essays on the .Science of Religion ; vol. ii , E-savs
on Mythology, Tradition, and Customs : vol. iii. Essays
on Literature, Biography, and Antiquities; vol. iv
Essays on the Science of Language
" In irciing through these volumes, we are set tliinUlinr
Hl|out a vast number of suhjeets, but'we are fii ly si 1
11 '.'•' '","■''■ ,>'"'■ >'">"^'}<' the end of each paperw th a very
distinct leelmg ol asking for more. . . . T Lure is i i l,,s
treatment a remarkable union of eanieslnevs witli toler-
ance. . . Prof. Miiller is really (me of the be-t KiiL'livh
wj- tersMif the day. He empufys our language ii' o, 1 •
l',„ IZ^ ' '"I V*i"'""' •"" **■'"' cunspleuous purity and
gooil taste. —.S(i(. Jiev., xxv. !W, 140 t i '
b. On the Stratifloation of Language, (Rede Lecture,)
.on., 1808, p. 8vo. 7. Lecture on Buddhist Nihilism,
Lon., 186!I, fp. 8vo, 8. Uig-Veda-Sanhita : the Sacred
Hymns of the Brahmins, as preserved to us in the Oldest
Collection of Religious Poetry, Translated and Exidained,
Lon. 18011, 8vo, «. Speech at the German Peace Festi-
va , .vlay first, 1871 : the tjerman Original, with an Eng-
lish rranslation, Lon., 1871, 8vo. 10. (Ed.) The Hymns
ot the Kig-\ eda, in the Sanihita and Pada Texts Lon
1873, 2 vols. 8vo: 2d ed., 1 877. 11. Introduction to the
S-cicice of Religion : Four Lectures delivered at the
Koyal Institution : wilh Two E.ssays on False Analo-
gies and the Philosophy of Mythology, Lon., 1873, p.
nf''1''S,lnL°'' '?,5'?,'?'''",''e*' begins by pleading in favour
, 01 A .'leieuce of Religion.' . . . The .seennd lei-run. .rlv.a
Tb'i'VfJlr"!'^'^"^^"-!"'"''"' !'r roligi'ius of'the woHd.''\''
I 1 le third lecture begins with tbe connei'lion between lau-
, gunge and religion, arguing that 'the ela.ssillcation of laii-
! guages Is applieahle to the aio'leut religions of the wod< •
i ;.,k; I "•' ■""■."' .^'Vire Is devoted to ■ the right spirit in
I whieliancieiitreligions.jugbttoljestudiedanaiuterpreted"
1 . . . hroin first to last Prof. .Max Muller's book l.s full f
word."-.m?x;,.'!.m ''^^ '" ""•■ '"''"''-■*' '"""^ "f "'«
12. On .Missions: a Lecture delivered in Westminster
Abbey on December 3, 1873: with an Introductory Sor-
mon by Arthur Pcnrhyn Stanley, D.D., Dean of West-
minster, Lon., 1873, Svo. 13. Lectures on the Ori-in
and Growth of Religion, as illustrate.l by the Religions
'l879 ' '"''■'"'''' Lratures,) Lon., 1878, Svo; new ed.,
•' We must confess that Prof. Max Miiller's arguments do
» n'VhL"v ,T '" "'?">■-""", ^^"^ ™'''« niore, Tilt" ,,1,3
tlan I ley settle, and leave the 'Origin of Ueligion' still
u lexpla.iied. Their value as a popular exposition of tl e
■ S , f , " "^ "."-' ,'""*,' ''^"'"■■J. lU'eomptished, and ge-
ilal of modern scholars has been and will be widely, not
to say universally, ncknoivle,lged."-.s„(. /to'., xlvii. 83
14 (Trans.) The U|)anishads, ("Sacred Books of the
East, vols. 1. and XV.,) Oxf., 1879-84, 2 iiarts, Svo. 15.
Selected bssays on Language, Mythology, and Religion,
Lon., 1881, 2 vols. p. Svo. 10. (Tran.s.) The Dhain'
mapada, from the P:\li ; and the Sutta Nip.^ta, from the
1 ail, by V.iaiisboll, (".Sacred Booksof the East," vol x 1
Oxi-., 1881, 8v«. 17. (Ed.) Buddhist Texts from Japan
( Anecdota Oxoniensia,") Oxf., 1881, Svo. 18. (Trans )
Critique of Pure Reason, by Immanuel Kant: in Com-
raeinoration of the Centenary of its First Publication •
with an Historical Introduction by Ludwig Noire Lon
1882, 2 vols. Svo. 19. In.lia: What can it teach ua? a
Course of Lectures delivered before the rniversitv (d'
Cambridge, Lon., 1883, Svo.
; "The reader oaii only apjireciate the power and tlie art
of the lecturer it al the en.l of the cmielndlng lecture ho
pausvs to think how inneli he ba.s leanil, and vet in how
i i.ImuI ■'*'""■;' "" 'eaehing lias been embcallcd.Vith what
Uieldlty and pleasantness it has been eonveved, and how
just a proportion liius been preserved between the part-s."-
•Vlr. A'rc, Iv. 183. ^
, ■• He lioe.s not touch on the political les.sons taught by a
hundred years of empire, nor on those industrial, moral
, and festhetic lessons eloquently and ingeniously deduced
by sir eorge Blrdwoo,V lnmi\.eilain |dui.ses*,J- I ii
social lite. The teaeliing Prof .Max Mliller refers to i.s
; that which maybe derived, on a broad view of the matter
m!?." ^''J';,'^ v*^ "'.;;„i""-''^'"' ''"'«»"«'■' "lid literature of
lUdia. — AIn., ^o. '2hSG.
20. Biographical Essays, Lon,. 1SS4, cr. Svo.
j "AH the es.says are eonnected by the common tastes and
aspirations ol men v.b,. u-ero eitlu-r Orieiilrtls or Oriental-
'■ 'A!'' '"".l"-,'.'^"';'.'':'', '" "'^' theory, ,r praetic'e of religion. . .
. Like all Mr .MiiUer s writings, this volume of biographical
sketehes will be rea<l with almost equal pleasure by his
I lollowers aiid by th<ise who cannot fullow him compla-
I ccitly nor to all leiigths."-.Sa(. Hev., ivlii. ,^73.
j 21. The Science of Thought, Lon., 1887, Svo
"The topics dealt with In this work may be roughly dis-
I trlbuted under nve headings. We have (i.) a disquisitiou
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oil the eomiecllon lietwcii tlicniKlit ami Inngniiire ; ili.) ft \
lt,,,,l 1,V ill OXlll'lllr 1.1111 suns; (111.1 nil .'XpilMt nil hlld
. ;l<•;uf•K^llU•^ilc.,.\vofklluwl..l«(-■•.(iv.)a
lii K iiKiiv tliiiii luill llK' vuliini.'. inf. ""'''''"^ ■'',■,
■k; 11 iiM i-Towlli of hiiitfiiaue ; iv-l h" 'H'l'"''"'"' , ', h
r.Mi t>;oU,.i,H..l tu .■..rial.i l.«i™l '1»^''^"V'7 ' ^7> ^
twuuii J. S. Mill iiii'l Ills "l'l"'ij':V,"'' ■ ■, • ,iw ,,, rv r
r;. mlist nloro„«l,ly 1ut..|,.> tlu. .l-'Ul"^' "' .■vululio,,. -
Al,Fiii;ii\V. Hknn: -livii'.xxxi. ;.!<. ,,, , f
22. (Tnin,..) 'riio laiw. ..f Miinu. ("!;«"'',' '"',"'^' '',.,
the E„«t," vol. x,vv.,, 0x1-., ISSJ, Xyo 211. ( /""-•I ',•!
vol. x.xix.l OxC, l^S-, 8vo. 21. liiosrai.liies .,1 W onls,
mill the llniiif ol' the .Vryu^ I.oii.. 1«^^. y. >u>.
.•Tiic fssiiyswiii hv i-omui to \<-' "'v'"r"V''. "v'lh;;', J,',\
' ! Y:i ^sHn Iho ilmt^or ol' Ui. ..ri^ji.iiU l.o.n. a.;J «;r- i
ilavo "ttl'l in tlVtVr heart,-li.il imn. ' «o>ue«lierc ... A.slft. j
2,-.. Three Intn.lucti.ry Lecti.re.s nn the S«i«"'='\ "[
Thimsht ftt the Royal Institution, 1N>7, Lon., 1^88, S^o.
2 . Natural Religion : InauKi.ral Lecture at a «ow
Lon, 18SS, 8vo. With Ti.kvk.-YAN, .^ih ( iiaulks,
(..Philimlus- and " Indophilu.,'') Corresiiornlenee re^
lating to the E.tabli.hn.ent of an Oriental College in
London : re.irinted from the "Times Lon 18S8, mo
With BuNvii- Xan.,1.1, (Ed.) The Ancient Palm Leaves
containing the l'ragfia-|.arainita-hridaya.satra and tie
Thnisha-'vigaya-dhilran (" Aneedota Oxoniensia )
Oxf, 1884, sm. -Ito. With Wenzkl, I ., (Ed.) Ihe
Uharma-aamgralia, prepared for I'ubUcatiun by Ke..j.n
Kasawarn. ("Aneedota Oxoniensia, ) 1883, Svo.
u\',,leanial.\\,r..vv..t.,ii»,ue,m^^^^^
]i.ins."-A. H. 8AYCE; .Itwi., vili. r.07. |
Mueller, George F., b. ISOo, at Croppenstadt, |
l.rus"a stu'died at The University of Halle; 'j'^';'""'' -
Lutheran preacher in 1826; removed to Engla.id in 8.tf,
and in 1835 founded an Orphan-House near Bristol,
«",iel,, supported solely by unsolicited donations, has
become onVof the largest -'^bl-hm^ints of the kind n
the ivorld. 1. A Narrative ol some of the Lo d s Deal-
ings with (Jeorge Muller. Written by "'"^'f- 1;""-|
]8:i7-5«, 5 parts, lL>mo. 2. The Secret of t'ffoctual
Service to dod, Lon., 18li5, l«"'o. ^i- ^ove One An-
other: the Substance of Two Addresses, Lon., 8«o,
rmo. 4. Jehovah Magnified: Addresses, Lon., 18,1),
12.no. 6. Preaching Tours and Missionary Labours,
"^ MuellerrGeorgiBna Adelaide. (T-ns ) olr-
man Love: from the Papers of an Al.cn, col ected by K
Max Muller; from the Fourth German Ed.t.on, Lon.,
^^'MueUer, Rev. Michael, priest "f tl>« C<"'g"|';-
tion of the Most Holy Kedcemer 1. The !« Eu-
charist our Greatest Treasure; 2d ed., rev., Bait., 18(.H,
12ino. 2. Public .School Education; new ed., N. ^orK,
1873, 12mo. 3. Mass for the Living ai'l l''^' 1^«»'''
Uon., 1878, 8vo. 4. The Commandments of the Church,
Lon!', 1882' 8vo.
Muenscher, Joseph, D.D. 1. An Essay on Just,-
fication by Faith, Mt. Vernon 1847, 1^'"- 2y^'»^,^'
of Biblical Interpretation, Gamb.er, 0., 186a, Iduo
H. Introduction ti the Orthography and Pronunciation
of tho English Language. 12ino. 4. The Book ot
Proverbs, with an Introduction and Explanatory Notes,
1866, 8vo, , , r> r> ST T)
Muhlenberg, William Augustus, » ».- S.T.U.,
r,n>«., vol. ii., luld.,] 1796-1877; becan.e rector of the
bhur h of the Holy Communion in 1846. "« fo»°ff
St Luke's Hospital, opened in 1859, and was .ts pastor
andsuperintendent till his death. In 1852 be organ..ed
1162
MUl
the first Protestant Sisterhood in the United Slates. In
siil! he startid St. .lohnlaii.l, an industrial ( hristiai,
settlement, on Long Island. ab..ut f..i;ty-hve miles In.o,
Now York, lie also originuti-.l the McMmrial movcn.ei.l
i„ the Pinlcslant Dpi .■■■pal I'liurch, and wrote much on
evan.'eli.-'l uni..n, of uliieh he was an .■arncsl advocate-.
111. I'J.is the aollior of n-veial well-known hymns, in-
cluding " 1 woul.l not live alway." For -log., 'ce AviiKS,
ANVK„.,i/,n,. I. I.etterson I'roteslant Mslerh.m.ls I8;,.l.
'>: An Expositi..n ..f the Meiii.„ial of .sundry Presbylci.
of the Piotestant Episeopal Ohureh. y ne ol the
Memorialists. N. York, 1854. jl. Jain.ly Prayers, V
York, 181,1, ICnio. 4. I would n.,t ive alway. a i.l
other Pices. IMll,lSin,.. f.. Evangelical •■""t'-Thoo.W.
N. York. 18C.7, s(,. 181,10. (i. St. .1" inlan.l, M. ,1
„„,1 Actual, N. York, 18.i7, 8vo. 7. t'l'"'' "»'""
lUblfi. not the Bible ami Christ, N. \ork, 1M.9, iMr ...
H. ■I'hc Woman and her Accusers: a Sermon, N; V"*.
IsTU Svo. 9. "I would mit live alway: with the
Story of the Hymn, and an Account of .-^t Jolinland, N.
York, 1871, s,,. 8vo. III. Evangelical t'atholie Papers :
Addresses, Lectures, an.l Sermons. Compiled by A:ii,e
Avres. 1875-77, 2 vols.
I 'Muir, A. Studies in the Christian Evidences, l.on..
18R" 1) Hvn
M'uir, Mrs. A. V. Dulcie Denvent. Artist an.l
Kathleen Brewer: a (falloway Idyll. Lon. .1;^H.;2"'--
1 Muir, A. S. (ilimpses of Prophet Life _ Less, n,,
from the History of ,lonah ; new " , Edin., "*'"• P-;^":
' Muir,Alau. l. Children's Children : a Story .1
Two Uenerations. Lon.. 1879, 3 vols. cr. 8vo 2. liar., 1
Saxon : a Story of the Church and the W orl.l, Lon., l^^l,
;i vols. cr. 8vo. 3. Lady Beauty; or, Cliarming to her
Latest Lay, Lon., 1882. 2 vols, or 8vo. 4 0"^™, -" ^
Lon 1883, 3 vols. or. 8vo. 5. Hearth-Rug I'aue...
Four Short Tales. Lon., 1883, p. 8vo.
Muir, Fr. 1- Stani)) and Tax-OITioc Manual. Lon.,
1861, cr. 8vo. 2. Hand-Book to the Stamp Duties, L.,n.,
1862, p. 8vo. . , , . .u
Muir, J. S. First-Fruits; or. Addresses to the
"^;fi;;"3o.ir^^r,LL.D.,PhD..ai.K..i8io-
1882, b. in Glasgow ; brother of Sir William Muir, ,,./... ;
[educated at Glasgow University; cntercl H'o '■"'':'"
! civil service in 1828, and held various jiosts till I,-.,.,.
He founded the chair of Sanskrit .n the University ..1
Edinburgh. 1. Notes of a Trip to Chinee in Kanawar
in October, 1851, Svo. Anon. 2. Notes ol a rri|, to
Kedarnath Ac, 185,-.. 3. Original Sanskrit Texts ..n
the Origin and History of the People of India, tl.eir
Religion and Institutions: Collected, Translated an 1
lUu.strated, Lon., 1858-70, 5 vols. 8vo; 2d ed.. 8"^ ,-
" Among the many contributions of niatcrials "WM--
during the last twenty or thirty years for lie "si' '-Mt;^;
parat\ve mythologlst-s. Dr. >'»'';» '■"".'•.V''""/li;'^i^^';'
texts must occupy an important plac.'. -.Sa(. Hei., xxx.
** 4 A Brief Examination of Prevalent Opinions on
the Inspiration of the Scriptures By a Lay Memi,. r
of the Church of England. With an Introductmi. I,v
i Henry Briston Wilson, B.D., Vicar of Gieat Stai.ghl„n,
' Huntingdonshire. Lon., 1861, 8vo. Anon. 5. (inin. i
Hymn to 'Zeus, by Clcanthes, Lon., 18,o 8vo 6. ^ i-
timents, Metrically rendered from the ha.iskrit, Loi,
1875 cr. 8vo. 7. Metrical Translations from Sanskrit
Writers: with an Introduction, Many Prose \ ersi.,ns.
and Parallel Passages from Classical Authors, Lon., I ...
'^''Muir, Kev. John. 1. Sermons preached in Crow n
Court Church, London, Lon., 1856, Svo. 2. Harvest
Gleanings, Lon., 18.-|8, r. 32mo. „ p n t: p
Muir, Matthew Moncrieff Pattison, F.R.S.L.,
Fellow and iiraslector in chemistry >n Cft.us lolk;!:^.,
Cambridge. 1. (Trans.) A System of Yoluiiietric Aii-
aly^s; from the German, by Dr Emil F eischer : w,. li
Notes and Additions. Illust. Lon., 1877, cr. 8voi.
Practical Chemistry for Medical Students, Lon., 1^ .. ,
18mo. 3. Heroes o.' Science: Chem.sts Lon.. 18. -^ .
.Svo. 4. The Elements of Chemistry, Lon., ISf-^; »"'•
, With W...SON, D. M., The Elements of Ihe.aia Chen -
istry, Lon., 1885, Svo. With Cabneg.k, D. Piaoti.iil
' Cherainry, Cambridge. 1887. p. 8v«. With Si.atuu, L.,
Elementary Chemistry : Companion to " Pract.cal . iieiu-
istrv," Cambridge, 1887, p. Svo.
Muir, Thomas. A Treatise on the Theory ot
Determinants. Lon., 1882, 16mo. T7,i;„i„,r»h
Muir, Thomas S. 1. A Ramble from Edinbargi
to Durham, Edin., 1843, Svo. Anon. Privately printea.
MUI
2. Notes on Remains of KiolesiiiKtical Arohitcoluro nml
SouI|ityrc' McmoriiilH in the Sontliern Division of fimt-
'".li!'. "• -'•■''•*'*•• Kilin., I.H-,6. (This was «ft,.rwar,|s
wlthdriw from oirouliilion by tlio author.) ;). Haini
Kiliia: a FraKiiiont of Travel, IMin., ls,',8. Anon
rnvfit -Ty printcil. 1. Caithness aii.l I'art of Oriinev •
an he(loaiolo«ii'itl Sketch, Ivlin.. iMfll, Svo Aiion
I'rivateiy prinle.l. 5. Cliarnetcristics of "■ jmr,.,;
Arcliilocture, Au., in tlio Alainlan.i and Western Islands
of Scotland. I'Min,, IsBI, Itn. Anon. tl. Shetland: an
Eoole«iolo(,'i..al .>^l<etch, Kdin., IstL', «v(j. An(in I'ri
vntely p irited. 7. Shetland Revisited: an lOccles'iolo.'i-
cal Sketch Kdin., |s(l:i, 8vo. Anon. I'rivateiy printed.
». The Light- Ilou-^o: a Sko oh : addressed to my'l,andlady
in Limbus l>atri Kdin,, IStil, Svo. Anon.' Privately
printed. Jl. Tlie Kcrry-llon>e : a Sketch: addressed to
I . V . h. N., I ppin(!hain, Edin., isfll, ,Svo. Anon. 111.
Iravols in Iceland, &c. I!v Umlira. Kdin., |st)5, Svo
II. The Isle of .Man: :i Sketoli : addre-se.l to .J. S.,
Kdin., In8S, Svo. Anon. I'rivateiy printed. 12 I'et
.Jessie- Anno's K.xhibition of In.ln's ItuDliinKS from
.^I<mllrnental Slahs ,ind I!n.s,-es, for the IJenelit of the
McK ( luldren's Hospital, Kdin., IS7I, Svo. I'rivateiy
printed. i;f. Two Tellings to I'et, Kdin., Ito. Anon.
II. Inchoolm, Abcrdour, .\or(h Uona, .-iola S.'eir' a
uM-'''''ia,"n '''■''"•'"''' '" '^- ^'- •■^''■'•"''-•i- Vard, Lincoln,
Kdin., 1872, 8vo. Anon. 25 copies, privately printed.
\:>. hcclesicdoKical Notes on some of the Islands of Scot-
MUL
land: with other I'aiiers relatin:,' to Kccie.doloBical Uo-
Miains on the .Scottish Mainhind and Islands. IMu-t
Kilin., I8S5, Svo. ' '
„n, I. 1 '•■'■'•lesio oKy, is valimlile as a siipi.lcincnt to llie
(111 hor.slaricer works; . . . and it sloaild ! e' in the hands
not only ol every Scottish „rcli:e Ki«t, hM als, of "'vury
tourist tlirouKli those deli«litriil islaiols olV„„r c.asts where
uTri'i^T.f'vv'i!^ """-''■"' '" i|i""-'li"'lloii while readiiiK tlie
works of Walter .scutt or William Black "-.Mahiukkt
^roKi-xs: Acdil., .x.\i.\. ■.ti?.
i>Iuir, W. J. t. Pagan or Christian: Notes on
•National Arcliiteetiire, Lon., ISIIO, n 8vo
jWiiir, Sir William, K.C.S.I.. KL.I).', d.C.L., [,„iI,;
vol. 11., third of the name there mentioned, add.,] b. isijl,
atGla.sgow; educated at PMinburgli and (llasgow Uni-
versities; entered the Dengal civil service in ls.17- be-
came lieutenant-governor of the Northwest Provinces in
ISHH; retired in IS75, and returned to Knglanil, where
he was a member of the Indian Council till I88,i, when
he was appointed vice-ohancellor and principal u(
Kdinburgh University. 1. The Life of Jlahoinet, and
History of Islam to the Er:i of the llegira : vols. iii. and
IV., (completing the work,) Lon., |s(il, Svo: abridged
cd., 1877, I vol. "
"it is a real service that he has brought within oiir
reach (roni .sources uliuost or altnt'ctiuT new, the m..st
authentic inlcirmation which the .MahoiuetJiii writers can
supply; it IS an equal service that lie has tjikeii such
painsto .set the true value on tliis information, and to point
•1 t' % )"il' ""."■'. "hii'h we may ho,W to ascertain
'ail. — out. Act*.. Xll. 48.5.
2. The Cori\n : its Composition and Teaching, and
the rest.mony it bears to the Holy Scriptures, {" Non-
Uiristian Religious .Systems,") Lon., 1878, 12mo. :>,.
t.xtracts from the Coran in the Original : with an Eng-
lish Rendering. Lon., ISSi). p. Svo. 4. Annals of tiTe
t.arly Caliphate; from Original Sources, Lon., ISS:!, 8vo.
r.'.'H'^ ^T; -^"irmay not be said to have added many new
Ueil in his 'Ocschichte der Clialifeii;' but tor Kll.'li^ll
readers he has certainly written an interesting volumo on
ah, r'wi^h":;;","^"' ''''"i?" "f 'l'-'\«^""im.eiit succee.led eac
;;r\siam'''-;ij:^/,'«r"iv''si! """^'"^ '" "^'^ '^""■^' '"""'"
5. The Rise and Uecline of Islam, Lon., L8S3, er. Svo
0. .Alahoinet and Islam : a Sketch of the Prophet's LifJ
fnan Original Sources, .and a lirief Outline of his Re-
ligion. Iliust. Lon., 1S8J, p. Svo.
in;rJ«csTlVc'a?"xxli!':^"l.'"''' "'"" " ''"'' '" ''°'^'""^'"
T>~J\\}''""^'^ Supper an Abiding Witness to the
ileath of Christ, (" Present Day Tracts,") 1885, Svo 8
iiaugural Address to the Students of the University of
Ivimburgh, Edin., 1886, Svo.
Miiirhead, J. Fiiidlay, M.A., author of many
geographical articles in the Encyclopiedia Britannioa.
(Irans.! Commprnial Oeography : a Complete Manual of
the (^ountries of the World, their Chief Centres of Trade
and Means of Communioatioii, their Natural Productions
Ac, by Carl Zehden, Lon., 1888, or. Svo.
'Uuirhead, James, LL.D., professor of civil law
in the University of Edinburgh. 1. (Ed.) The Insti-
Shears, and
, Phllosoi.hieal
Iroiii the I'rench of Ernest
lutes of (laius and Rules of ripian : with Translation
and Notes, Loi,„ isso, sv,, 2. Historical Introduclion
to the Private Law o| Rome, Edin., Isstl. Svo.
'■Ibis book [Ills a place not hitherto ..ccunled i,, KukIIvI,
lilera ure, ami tills It worthily. The active Ve^'arles,
.speeiilalliais nt ihederiuMii historical s.bn,,l ,, |(, „
a«- have put a new la.'e oii the earlv liiMorv a- we as
he later history, of tlie ,,rlval,. law :,( It,,,,,;.. I'r,!l. .M i .'
bead I as a similarly c,.iiipii.te lamiliunly with ivceiit
cuope em writers, wbetlier toTiua,,, K,e„?h, ,lr 1,'alia '
.>liiirli.;ad, James I'atrick, |„a/., v,d. li., add.]
1. Ihe Li e 01 .James Watt: with .Selections from hi.s
Lorresponilence, Lon., |S.',5, :i vols. 8vo; new e.l., I85II
ao'.'lli,.','"',!'!'",'""" '.'''.V'""' "'" l"li"i"lo frieiol of his soii,
Vrivil e, ; i'""' " ''•" '"','""''■• •■*"■■ ''""It"", lie had the
I riMlened and iiiirestraine.l ai'cess to tlu' stores idOrlLdiiHl
' ",~. ' i.eiiiiilied. . . . Hut .Mr. .Muirbead is sinifiilariv
delicant m the p.,wer of the biographer.' -,so/, //:,'. vl?.
I 2. (Trans.) The Vaii.x dcViie of Maistre Jean Le
I ilmi.x. Advocate of Vire. Illiist. Lon,, 1876, Svo.
; Miiirhead, William. China and the Oospol.
1.011., ISili, |2nio. ' '
.llllirtoiiiie, V. A. The Crosier,
Cloven Hoof: Legends. Lon., Is,",;), lo,„„
.>lnkliaijl. Has Hiliari. (Trans.)
Dialogues and Fragments
Renan. Lon,, ISSi), svo.
Kn Ji''l', ■'"'■'n.'fJ'i"' »l"'l'«ize'',f'"- I'ix 'brnkeii aiol Babu
r.iKlish Ihis Isiiiiiie iieei ess; t U' r.iiileriiiL' is moPB
't';'J.'.''xx ' 7,'' '"""' '■"«"'^"""--'' »'""" 'm'e .mule it."-
Mllloili y, John. Principles of Modern (Jcometry :
-'d eil,, I. on., ISr.L", Svo,
Miilerit, Iliigo. I. The Ooldlish, and its ,Sys.
teiimtic Culture with a View to Profit. Iliust. (in.,
Tif- ; ^V.'' "o "."" '" ^'•"•^ ^'''''''' •Jn« ilundred and
Ihirty-lhrec Recipes, Cin., isss, |ii,„o
Mules, IMiilip Henry, M.D., MJt.C.S., surgeon
tolhe Manchester Eye Hospital. 1. Jabez llodgcJ^ : a
Romance ol Drabbles End, Lon., 1886, so. Ifinio 2
SWss/ir""' '"« S'-y "f •' I'-n.hire
at'evJ?y"urn''^:l^ll;;:f^;^;;?V^.^""»'^>-' • ' ' "-'" ""'"^e
T ^" ^J"" '»"S>-'enow: a Popular Lecture on the Eye,
Lon., Iss8, 12nio. ' '
Mullord, Kev. Elisha, LL.D., 18;ia-1885, b. at
Montrose, Pa. ; gnoluatcd at Yale College 1S5.^; Hudied
theology at I nion and Andover Tlieological Seminaries,
and (It Halle and Heidelberg, (iermauy ; took orders in
the Irotestant Episcopal Church in ls62; held charges
at Darien Conn., 1861, in Orange, N.J., IS61-64; re-
sided in his native town witliout parochial charge
ISt,4-h, ; was pastor at Krieiid.«ville, Pa, 1877-81- re-
moved in ISSI to Cambridge, Mass., where he lectured
on npoiogctrcs in the Episcopal Divinity School. 1.
.'"?/'.'!•'.""■,"«' I'oiiiHlation of Civil Order and Polit-
ical Lilc in the United States, N. York, ls7(!, Svo: new
celho,',',,'.' ?,,^™,"''^"'"'''';!',''",'"*-'""''''»"^^''»"''s">"tial ex-
(cllenee. the work is not likelv losecure loaiiv rea.lers or
•or';^iM'.'„'l'r'^'- • ■ • '','^'"l'"''''>tem,rttoti"d«biss
1 w In e«.„n S''?; '"""I''' '" •'"•"H'ledry letter of the
i br a'.b'r no nil,"'' "^ "f'"- "' '.'"'' >-'"veriniieiit on some
' hrcons^ it. 1, ", f">l"''"t";» tl'H'ilbe uell-worn text of
tlie ( onstitntioii ; to show the eth cal and moral siL-nifl-
so ™/i V n;,'"'''™'!',''' "".'"'™' "■■"*''<■•■" i" ''"".''"of b"i B
aiidTif ^L I .^,V'""' "'"" f"'"^i;"i'.v "f "le Inite.1 states
anaol the gieat conimoiiweallhs within lt,"-A«(ion, \i.
n ^: '''.''oo,^''''"'''''' "f '*<"'• »" Institute of Theology,
Bost., 18SI, Svo.
spnie!l'in'"M-".i'i"""r?"''r^''' '"'"'"■■d's theology, as i.rc-
m rv f Mii*'-'''!' ''■'; "'^'V"'' '""»■ ""'"» "'■"'e utmost
,.rl-fi "^ °'^"'l ""^ tlKMight with Cliristian dogmas. He
ih'eJleE ,''■'*■ "' '''"' '" "";■ '^^"'"■"' l'i-i'"'ipie of the
seem w. In " " '"I"" "' <'"!!'l"«l»'nsive and elevated as
I nelfv n 1, ''-'" '"''"'")"""''^ "■'"' """ I'l'iK'eption of
,-^K.--. ""'' nioderi. thought is approxiniatiig, of an
iwhon^awTi;!^' "i"'"^^"! tbr.nighout ^le universe from
i (ev.^nH, , '■ P I'^'t'ee'l. and in whom lliev coii.sist
, ia\elati<ui isthe inanite.station of the Divine nersonalitv
; ChH's^'-"'*'-''Ti',"'^,i'r '"'f'"'^* ""•' «'-'"""= ex .rCssirm in
ilo rAv,;i,;»;-„, "^ ''"'''' "'""I's^es "• » revelation, but is not
urufea in, n ,'T",'"*"' V' ""'"'"" ^ " ''i^i'ie process of
ce4 f ,. ehni''. 'T^"'«' H"' "'" "»' themselves the pro-
human. V hi ''™" ^^""'^'''! "! '' "fe "'' "'e spirit in
iiSth I, ''^'a v1 ^''.'"^ ''*>''"/.'' "•" '""""'iii-ies OS aif organ-
ization, --A, V. (i. .\LLEN : Eneijckmirilia nf Uvinn Dirinea
I <.«<( a,nsli,m n-oikcrs. by Schall'anfl lacks^ai, fUivi
no;!
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.>liiir<)rd« I'reiilice. Ymir ForcfH, rnitl how to uae
thi'iii : v.iId. i. tixl ii., N. York, l^S-*, IJjiin.
Mllllinlli I.. >V. The Loril'ii Hutuin, iiml Kinilrcil
Trulli, N. Yurk iiikI fliif.. IHSS, I'.'riio.
Malhall, .>lrH. >liiriuii, wili^ <>l' >licliiu>l 0. Mul-
linll, hi/ni : rooeivud n cipiiiipliiiii'iitiiry iliplimitt from tho
Iloyiil lliiliiiii lii'iinrn|j|iieiil Soi-ioty I'nr ' ur liuuk of
triivela. Dctwei'ti llio Amuzoii uii'l tlii; A...li.'s; or, Ti'ii
Y 'lira of II Lull J' 's Tr.ivils in tlu' I'liiiiiiii*, (Jriin Cliaco,
I'lirngiiav, iiml Miitlo (iionso. Miips mid lliust. l-on ,
IHsl.Svo.
" It 1ms tliiU Kr"ni ii'iTlt wlilrli lii'loiiKs Id II imrriitlvi'
tliiit Is plain ami stralKliU'orwnril iiml fiei' Inmi all atfi'i:-
tatinii .if iliii' wrlllim ami of word imliitliit,'."— >ii/. h'lf ,
HI. H,!;).
Miilhnll, Mieliae! <;., K.S.S., b. IMiiil, in Dublin,
nnd educate J at the Irish College, Home; i« a pjomber
of tho comiiiillce of tho Iirlti^h Aanooiation, in which
capac'ily ho nitoiidod tho Seicniilio Congress at I'hiladel-
|>liiii in issi.a Follow of several learned sooietioB, and
a rroc|uont uontrilmtor to the ("ontemporary Kuview. 1.
Kill (irando do Siil and its liennan Colonios, I, on., 187'i,
ii, Svo. *2. Kurope to I'araijuiiy and Matto (Iros^o,
jon., lM7r, Svo. :<. 'riio I'ro^'iess of the World in Arts,
A({rieul'.«.o, ('oinineri'o, .Miiniirai'tiires. Instruction, llail-
wiiys. and I'uhlie Wo.iltli siine the Ile);inning of the
Niiietcenth (.'cntiiry, l,on., IS.sil, er. Svo.
" II bristles Willi IlKiires ; but so striking are some of the
foiitnres pre.>.eiiti so interestin« snnio oi' thi' siibji'cls
dealt with, thiit o\eii teiieriil readers may derive Iroin its
jpenisal a considerable Miiniiiiil of pleasure. . . . rnfortu-
iiulely lor Ills renders, imuiy of the Pnures presented are
altogether inisleadliii;."— .li'U'(., xvlli. 71.
4. Tho l!alance-Slioet of tho World, 187l)-Sll, Lon.,
1S81, |i. Svo. 0. A iJiotionary of Statistics, Lon., 1SS:I,
p. Svo. ti. History of Prices .since tho Year ISaO, Lon.,
18S5, er. Svo.
"Mr. Mulhall's little volume has called for Inflnlte
labour on the part of the author, and de.serves careful
study from the reader."— .Ico//., x.xix. 3'J.
7. Fifty Years I , National I'ro^rees, 1S:)7-1S87, I.on.,
1S87, p. Svo. Wi 'i Mir.ii.M.i., E. T., The Argoniine
Uepublic: a Ilandiiook of the River Plate, Lon., ISliU;
new ed., ISSii.
Mulberon, John J. The Collective Investigation
of Iliphtheria iia conducted by the " Therapeutic (ia-
zelte, Detroit, Michigan : with Editorial .Suaiuiary, De-
troit, I SSI), Svo.
Mulhollaild, niss Clnrn. I. (Tnina.) The Little
Hunch!; lok, by the Cointcsse ile Segur, Lon., 1S76, l2ino;
now ed., ISSIj. 2. The Little Ilogtrottors : or, A Few
Week." at Coniaorc, Lon., 187S, iL'ino. H (Trans.) Mya-
tical Flora of St. Francis de Sales, Ion., 18S0. Itlino.
4. Naughty Miaa Uunny: a Story for Little Children,
Lon., 1SS2, p. Svo. .i. Linda's Miafortunoa; and Little
Urian's Trip to Dublin, Lon., 1SS5, 12mo. (!. The Miser
of King's Court, Lon., ISS7, or. Svo. 7. Percy'.-! Ue-
venge, Dublin, 1SS7, 12nio.
MullioHaiid, Aliss IIo!ih, h. at lielfast, Ireland ;
daughter of the late Dr. Joseph Stevenson .Mulholland;
wrote at an early age tales and poems which were pub-
lished by Cliarloa Diekens in Ail the Y'ear liound. 1.
Heater's History, Lon., I Still, 2 vols. ]i. Svo. Anon. 2.
The Wicked Woods of Tobereovil, Lon., 1872, 2 vols. p.
Svo. 3. Tho Little Flower-Seokers : being the Adven-
tures of Trot anil Daisy, Lon., 1874, sq. Itiino. 4. Puck
and BloBsoiu I a Fairy-Tale, Lon., 1S74, liinio. 5. Eldcr-
gowan; or, Twelve Months of my Life, and other Tales,
Lon., 1S74, 12mo. 0. Five Little Fanners, Lon., 1S7d,
Ifimo. 7. Tho Wild liirds of Killeevy, Lon. 8. The
(Jreat Cranberry Quarrel, Lon. it. Holy Childhood. 10.
Prince and Saviour: tho Story of Jesus siui|ily told,
Lon., 187J. 11. Four Little Misohiefs. lllust. Lon.,
1SS2, p. Svo. 12. (Jenls for the Y'oung from Favourite
Poots, Lon., 18S3, )i. Svo. 13. Hetty (iray; or. No-
body's Bairn, Lon., 18S3, p. .Svo. 14. The Walking
Trees, and other Tales. lllust. Lon., 1SS4, p. Svo. 15.
\agrant Verses, Lon., ISSli, p. Svo. 16, The Late Miss
Hollingford. lllust. Lon., ISSli, p. Svo. 17. Mareolhi
Grace: an Irish Novel, Lon., 1S.S6, or. Svo. IS. A Fair
Emigrant: a Novel, Lon., 1888, cr. Svo. lH. tiiannctta:
a Girl'a Story of Herself. lllust. Lon., 1SS8, p. Svo.
Mull, M. Shakespeare, Lon., 1883, Svo. Privately
printed. (C.-insists ..f proposed einendfttions of the text.)
Mullail, Capt. John. 1. Report on the Construc-
tion of a Military Road from Fort Walla- Walla to Fort
Benton. Pub. by U.S. Gov't. Wash., 1863, Svo. 2.
The Miner's and Traveller's Guide to Oregon, Washing-
ton, ic., N. York, 1865, 12iuo.
ll&l
.tlilllnny, Patrick PrnnciN« [" Brother Azarlas,"
pseud.,] b. IN 17, in County Tipporary, Ireland: removed
when very young to tho I'nlted Stiilos, iinil at the ago ol
Hfteon joined tho brolliora of the Christian Hchocds. IL
bocanie professor of inathi!niati"s »i\C English litoraluro
at Rock Hill College. Kllieoit .ty, Md., in Isil6, ami
president of tliat institution in IS7M. Ho hiis con.
tribulod froipiontly to the Aniorioun Catholic Qi torly
lleviow, and bis leotures on Daiilo and ArislotI hav.
boon reail at the Concord School of Philosophy. 1. .\o
E-say eontribiiting to a Philosoiihy of Lilioiituro. ll»
II. A. .M. I'hila., 1S77. 2. The Developineni of English
Litoniliire: the Old English Period, lly Brother A/.nrins
N. York, IS71I, 12mo. 3. The Culture of Ihe Spiritual
Sense. ISS7. 4. .Aristotle and the Ciiristian Church ; .in
Essay, Lon., I8SS, cr. Svo.
Milllt'liger, 'I'hoiiinNi Tho Notice to (jiiit, cum
tho Iiiviiiition, Lon., IS.i2. p. Svo.
.>liillfiig, .Mrit. Iliiiinnli C'litheriiie, wil'eof Uct.
J. .Mullens, ill/ill. I. Tho Missionary on the tlaiigo':
or, What isChrisliiinity y Lon., 1857, Himo. 2. Faith an I
Victory; or, Tho Progress of Christianity in llonjinl,
Lon., lS6j, 12ino; 2d ed., IS67. 3. P isanna mid
Krainini : the History of a Y'oung Hindu, Lon., |s»,,.
p. Svo.
.Millions, Kev. Joseph, D.D., d. 18711; a Noncon.
foriuist minister; was a missionary in India, mid sub-
ae(|ucntly foreign secretary of the London .Missionaiy
Soeioty. I. Missions in South India Visited and De-
scribed, Lon., IS55, Svo. 2. Prizu Essay: Uoligioiis
Aspects of Hindu Philosophy, Lon., 1S6U, p. Svo. 3.
Brief Meuioriiils of Alphonse 1'. Laeroi.x, Lon,, IS02, f|..
Svo. 4. Ten Years' .Missionary Labours in India, Is.iL'-
ISfil, Lon., Isii.l, Svo. 5. London and Calcutta Coin-
pared, Lon., IsiiS, l2ino. ti. Twelve Months in Maibi
gascar. lllust. Lon., |S75, p. Svo.
" Dr. Mullens, theaulhor of this volume, isa gentleiiiiiu
(if varied and extensive kiuiwledite. his experience till
iKiw Imviiig belli more especially (Irieutal ; imireiiver, lioili
he and his eolb-at-ue, Mr. I'illans, a director of tlie l.oii-
dun Missionary Scciety, have proved tlieniscdvcs acute oli-
servers, for, alllioUKh they spent only a year in MadiiKiiscHi.
they have collected as niiieh information as most people
ttcmld acipiire In a prolonged residence of many years. '—
.4(/i., So. J 184.
MUllur. Seo MiKi,i,En.
Mulley, E. Archie's Sweetheart, and other Storie.s,
Lon., 1S77, p. Svo.
Mulley« June. Songa and Games for our Little
Ones: with Music by M. E. Tabrain, Lon., 1SS2, 12uio;
2d ed., 18S4.
Mnllin, J. P. Modern Moulding and Pattern-
.Making. lllust. Lon., ISSli, p. Svo.
Miillinger, James Bass, M.A., b. 1S34, at
Biahop-Stortford, Hertfordshire, Eng. : was educated iit
University College. London, and at St. John's College,
Cambridge, where he graduated in 1866 with honor.- in
ehissics and moral sciences. Ho was for two yours lec-
turer on history at Bedford College, London, and after-
wards returned to Cambridge m lecturer on history and
librarian to St. John'a College and lecturer on the iii«-
tory of education to the university. He hus contribute I
largely to periodioula. 1. Cambridge Churaeteristics in
the Sevenloonth Century; or. The Studies of the Unl-
versity, and their InHuence on the Character iind
Writing of the Most Distinguished Graduates, during
that Period, Lon., IS67, p. Svo. (The Lo Bus Prize
Es.say for 1866.)
■' It is a very entertaining and readable book. . • . There
is little, we must confess, to convince us of a lirst-liaihl
aciiuaintauec. on the essayist's part, wilh the t;remer por-
tion of the philosoiihie writers to wlioiu he in this iiart
Ithe 4th chapter] ot the book refers."— .SVi/. Ha'., xxiw iW.
2. Tho Ancient African Church : its Rise, Inllucnce,
and Decline, Lon., 1869, p. 8vo. 3. The University of
Cambridge, Cambridge, 1S73; now ed., 1S76, Svo, 4.
The Schools of Charles the Groat and the Restoration of
Education in the Ninth Century, (Kayo Prize Es^ay,)
Lon., 1 877, Svo.
"It will take its place as a useful help to special students
of the ' Dark Ages.' "—fiat. Rev., xllv. 210.
" His nccoiint of the education sought to be iinplaiitisl
bv Charles and his successors, and the iierlia|is moic valu-
able educational impulses given by them, is very plciisaiit
reading.' — f^po^Uitop, 1. 1,'81.
5. 'f ho University of Cambridge from the Koviil In-
junctions of 1535 to the Accession of Charles the First,
Cambridge. 1884, Svo.
" The author has gathered his materials with ins old
care, only his grasp of the relative signlHcance of his fuels
is now surer and his judgment more Independem. lie is
riUL
mv"' ' ''""'P"" "'"' '""f* "f »n hl.torlan."-,l(A„ No,
.1. History of tho |-niv«r.ll,v of CniiibrldKo. (" Kp„„h»
"f Churoh lll,tor.v,"i l,,m., Ihsh, ,,. Sv„. And .ocM) " -
niNKii. Samiki. Rawhon, «,,,„„
tree I, ,mn,« trcu Lil.riiriu. iiixl Nmvs-Huoin.: th..ir
efrTH-')'" "' ''"""«"""""'''"'"•. "^"1'. !>• «vo; now
HoizBtl by It Shivilciw, f,c)n., I,SH6,
MUN
,, ,'",""!'''• )^' W. Cuntor. nn<l the llnguo: an Event.
(ul MX Mt.iilli. ill Chlnii, I,(,n., 1M76. ,,. sv„
Miinlord, O.M.rKe. I. Anal.v.l- „f ilio |)„i.ioi.(liiv
I/ifo of St. Alplion^uK I.iniioi-i
.Yliillioii, KiiMC
Ji. Hvii,
IHiillnck, J. T
IS74, lNi„„.
Miilock, Dinah Maria. See Cbaik, Mhs. D JI
'7,"!^"'*', "''*'• *'"»'••<•'' ••elham, 1S35-1885, b
in Uuhliii; ,.,luc,it..,l at Trinity Cullugo; servo.l ii.< »iir.
Keon In the llrili.,!, nuvy, iiikI in I.s72 t,ml< (,r.|..rs in Iliv
Angltciin Cliurcli ; liold scvenil cuniuiiN in C'anii.iii ■ w.ia
lor soiiio time iiioistiint profesHor of diL-sics iit Umn-
villc, but .luvutiMl tlio liuter y.Mir. of l,i. life to litera-
turo. 1. l.yriMoi History lui^l Lifu, I ssil. 2. Ili-torv
of tho County i,f IJrant, Ontario, IJrantlbrii, iss.j. .)
loronto, Past nn.l Privunt. Toronto, I,s84. 4. Thu His'
lory of the Northwest Uebclli.,n of 1.S85, lH8j.
. *!'!''y'"'".' ••• ^'u^liul'Ty for tho Lower Stnndard
in Ilin(lu|<tani, l,un., 1SS4, iL'iiio.
I'm,"""""'"'* ^^"^ <-'«'l'ulio Sorlpturist, Lon., 1866,
iMumlbrd, ThoinilM J. Mem.iirof Samuel Joseph
.May, llo>t.. Is,. I, |i;i„„; newel,, Is;-, '
Mumler, William 11. Personal Experiences in
S|iirit-PhotoKi;,phv, Host., 1875, llimo
/^""'•y','V»»>ur Joseph,. M, A., b. 1829; Kra,luato,l
at Irinity C'olloge, Cambri.lge ; calle,| to tho bar at Lin-
eolns (nn Is.iS. l. Henoni : P.iems, Lon., 18,i2, 12ino
i. \ erees, .New an.l 01.1, Lon., I8li5, l2mo. ,t. Dorothy •
a Country .Story in KleKiae Verse, Lon., 1880,1) 8vo'
Anon. '
•■Tlio .story ami the treatment alike are lioniclv In the
extreme, JUS 1. mHy as those empluye.l l,y Z If e
Hoth eol ToLTiia-Viiolieh,' I,,, tliey art sustal e and
1 Imniiiuted l,> at least as imiel, ilistiii.aioti l.f s lyfe
1 he piwm is orl^Miml and heamlfnl."-.s,,(. Hiv., lii 117 ' ' '
.tluilby, !■ I. A Popular Analysis of the Educa-
tion Act: 2a cd Lon., 1870, Svo.
.Wuiiday, Eugene H. 1. Tho Cost of Paper; com-
pute,! and tabulated for the Printer ami tho Publisher
I hila.. 18,0, Ip. 8vo. 2. Cabinet Poems, Phila., 1870
8111. llo. • '■•
Miiiide, Paul FortuiiatuR, M.D., b. 18 lo in
I)res,len, .Saxony; gradual,',! in mclieine at Harvard
tollcgo iMih; served as battalion surgeon of liavaiiiin
troops in tho Pranco-Prussiau war, an,l in is;*" sol
tied in Now York to iiraetise, making a specialty of
gyniBcology, of which branch ho was profes.sor at Dart-
luouth, and afterwards at tho Now York Polyclinic Ho
has edited the American Journal of Obstetrics since
,, , •„^'"-' I^'Kgnosis an,l Treatment of Obstetric
(ascs by External (Abdominal) E.xaminalion and Ma-
nipulation, N York, 1880, Svo. 2. Minor Surgical Gyn-
ecology : a Manual of Uterine Diagnosis and the Lesser
Jeohnicalitios of (iyncoological Practice, N. York 1880 •
-M <•.!., rev., cnl., LSS.'i. :). A Sketch of tho Managomen;
ol Pregnancy, Parturition, and tho Puerperal State
-Normal and Abnormal, Detroit, 1887, I2mo. '
illiindy, D. L. Rol.imahana: tho Boiling Springs
of New Zealand ; 2u ed„ Lon., 1875, imp. 4to.
.nundy, .Mrs. Harriet Oeorgiiia, * d. 18,86;
niece of Mary Brampton, (1773-18lt;.) (E,!., The Jour!
iial of Mary Frampton, from the Year 1779 until the
Year 181 ., inoUuling Various Interesting and Curious
bettors, Anecdotes, &o., rel.iting to Events which oc-
curred during that Period: with Notes, Lon., 1885 8vo
iii'lie'eiilUlelf'lTi',! "i"' '""•■■«""« a>i'l very readable yoh
i, tir^. ■ } ■^'"' ;'"""'"• "t Mary Kramptoir .scarcely
justiry that desiKiiatioii It eonsist.s manly of letters
01 uie period to which they relate."— .V(((, Jtev., Ix 6"!
.luiidy, Uear-Admiral Sir llodney, K.C B
n'/'v'' ,- ":.' '"^^■'^ . "•'^'•'^' " "'"'■'iiJi'l' at Palermo
and Naples during the Italian Revolution, 1859-1801 •
with Notices of Garibaldi, Francis II., and Victor Em-
liianuel, Lon., 18G3.
Ai"lv'.%^''"' """"^'"K <"• Instructive matter."-sw.
llo„k of .N„rl„lk. Lon.. |,s,',7. Svo; new ed., 1871.
Iho I"" l»''rivalioii ot tho .Name, of Towns, 4o„ In the
toiinly ,d .Vorfolk. Lon,, 1871, Svo
.,.;I!i'."*rv' *'*'"f5'; "■^""•- !• '-'•""■"■ 'I'lio
.lewols (d \ irgiiiia, P.iehiiion,!, l8,-,7, Svo ■> Tli,. T,v„
1 arsons, Cnpi.l's Sports, The Dream, and The Jewels
Hielm'ion','l',''i8s"' Hv,, ''"''''''°''' ^^"'"^ "' "'" '^""""••
MllllBer, V, The Chronology of lliblo History, ami
ho« to lemeiober it, .\, V„rk. IsrO, 12
inilllK,.!-, (Jt.„,„,. <;. ,. „„ the Appli,ati,m of
SoiVr """v"i^'','"'- ■■^'■K'"'"''" in I'"vor of Woman
j sullnn;,', N. York. l.ssL', Svn.
I ,a*^""''',V''' "'",*• ''■•'•'"••ore ThoriitoH, DD., b.
I 1830, at iambridge, Clnnanwo Co., .\.V.; gni.lualed at
Ulo College M, aiol at Vale Theologi,.,.! Seminarv
.'^'''J',"!''"''"' <-"nK'-'-'K"tional churches in Mas.saehu-
sett.s 18jI,-,,, ; live,! in .San Jose, Cal., un,! e.-tablisheil a
(,mgregational church there 187,^-70; was pastor at
-North Adams Mass.. 1870-8,-,, an,! has since ha,! .diargo
of tho nite,! Church, .New Haven, Conn. 1. On the
1 hreshidd, liost., 1881, !2nio. 2. The Kreclom of Faith,
'^s)To' ' " "^u"?' ■■'• '"""I'" "'"' '"'"1'^ "<"'•
i'.' ''."'"•.. ■*• ^•'o 'M'I«-'"I '" I'''". li"»t., 18,H7, l2mo
.nuiik, nillinin, M.I)„ F,S.A., was e,!ucale,l at
University Colle,,., l.„ndon, an,! at tlio Universin ,"f
Loyden, where he look his mclical ,!egree in Is:i7: h„.
came a member of the Royal C„lR.go „r Physi.'ians isi I,
and a l-elow IS.M; elecle,! llarveian librarian of the
college in ISj7, ami was senior censor in 1882 Ho has
boon conneeted witli several Lon.lon liospitals. 1. Roll
•;'"", "7"', <-""-«« ,f Niysicians of'l.on.lon, Lon.,
m, nVl ' ; ■ )' :■ '■';■• -• .'■•"•''"■""i" ; -r. McHcal Treat-
ment in An! ol an Easy Death, Lon., I8S7 t 8vo
I ?I"»n, Uavid. 1. The Theory of Arithmetic, Edin.,
A,.i ; •'• , "-I • /:"■"""' "'""' »" "»' ■•■'•nching of
fire! iV ' Vv *?• u Hl'^"'y "'■ "'" JX-'lension of the
[s r.„, ^'l- 'V" ,"'° V"'""J ■'*'"""'• «"!' livideneeof
Its Impending lal! : vol. i., Cleveland, 1875, 8vo
Munii, W. A. The Barr and Frame Bec-Hivo de-
scribed, Lon., 1851, Sv,i.
IMuiin, W. 8. Patent-Law Instructions ; how to
obtain I'atenis, .tc., N. York, 1807, 24mo.
JMuiiro, /Eneas, M.D. 1. Tho Science and Art of
Nui-sing tlie Sick, (iln,sgow, 187:!, p. Svo. 2. Deaths in
Cbililbed and our Lying-In Hospitals, Lon., 187!I 8vo
IMunro, Archibald. The Si, en Casket; or, Tho
Wrecker and the Maid of Drum: Legends of Kintyro,
Miinro, Colin. Fern Vale; or, The Queensland
Squatter: a Novel, Lon., 1852, ;( vols. p. 8vo.
,<?!".!"■",' ^- ^- '• ''""■''•" "»i-™urt: a Novel, Lon.,
IM.^ A vols. p. ,Svo 2. Tlie \-„yago of Life: a Tale of
,i'u ,i',f ""'' "'" *^''*""' ''»"., 1841, .1 vols. p. 8vo. ;)
Iho White Rose of the Huron: a Novel, Lon., 1^52, 3
vols. p. 8v,l. '
iMnnro, II. H. Manual of Logic, Imluctive an,!
Deductive, Eilin., 1850. p, 8vo.
Muiiro, Hugh Andrew Johnstone, M.A., Liti.
U.,i).C.L., 1819-18,85, b. at Elgin, .Scotland; educated
at Shrewsbury Grammar-School, and at Trinity College,
Cambridge, where he was secoml in tho Classical Tripos
of 1842; was elected Fellow of Trinity in 1843, and at
the line of his death was one of the senior Fellows.
He (like others) has been called the greatest Eng-
lish classical scholar since I'orson. I. (E,! ) Lucretius
Cambridge and Lon., 1800, 18„io. 2. (Ed.) Titi Luoreti
Can do Rerum Natnra Libri Sex : with an Introduction,
Iranslation, and Notes, Cambridge and Lon., 1804 2
yols.Svo. Vol. i.. Introduction, Text, and Notes; vol.
11., Translation. 2,1 ed., 1806; 3d ed., 1873. (This be-
came very costly, as the author dii! not begin the prep-
aration of a new edition till uear tho end of his life.)
Now ed., 1886. '
^Lnn?;"?' ■""■' "'' !'■'•" "'<"''* «"'"■•<'« nniple proof that he has
shi line, no ev.,r.,,!., to reii.i.T !i!n-,s.'lf tV,r,r..)ighly uu !i-
le has aecompli.she,! it In siieh a manner as to reflect
iaKVhrn.";f '■'';■ ■'r"",'"'^^'"!'; ■ ■ ■ "'-•^'"e^ communi-
ng, ,1..^,^"'"' "'.'■'"■Ifnii'iii's valuable labours in a
compact ami eonyenient form, he has added fresh mate-
tlou.''-!lV/;'''x,/''iy4r''" ""^"'^^ researches and rlflec-
1155
:). AUiiii, Uovl™!, A niled, t . l';,\|ilaini)il, I.dii.,
iml", ^ui. 1. li lliinitii I'liiu.i UhiTii. llliiKliuli'l frNiii
Antliiuo Uciin liv *'. W. KiiiK. Tlii) 'I'lXt ri'vii-iil, with
nn Iritroiluutinii' t>y II. A. J. .M, l.un., ISftlt, Hvo. .'i.
Crillois'-K iinil Kliicldnliiinn iil' CiitulliiH, l,(jn., IH78,
Hvii.
" Kvcry wliiiliir will wl,«li tliiit Mr. Miinro liuil tiwii iiliU^
tn ithi' ii" «cimi'lliliiK iiiiMi' riiiiijililc, mIhiiiI n imi't wliniii
til' lm« II ri'iimrkiiMi' puwiT nl ii|ppriM'iiiIliitf. lliMii llil»
xuini'Wliiil ^ll■llll(•^ Vdliiim', . . . 'I'lir m'fl iiiwvv>[\un piipir
hi ilu'vciliimu I.. llici'Miy 111 whlih.'l ("'"/"""if'l!'''">'|''>'"
nliitli riiniuM, Mr. Miiiirn ill>cii.«hf»uiif ii.-in'clnl llii' uliur-
iifliT III' .tiiliiis Cir^-iir. "--^>)'l■^l^"•, III. IH.i.
•• Miiiiru, 1 inay siiv iit uiiic, liii.i my work In virw
tliroiiKhout, mill Ihiiri.iiulily tu M|ii.r.M'iiiii' llii' (tIUiiuc
|ircMi|i|Hiws III lc'U!.t BiiiiH' iici|imiiiliihri' witli lliu wnrk
crMli'i-i'il. . . . 'III!' iMKlior'M Kii'iil Ifiiriiiliif iiml his wiilt'
kiiowliilKi' 111' cvurylliliiK I'liiiiii'i'l.il wllli r,iillii iililliilnuy
fiUltlf liN i'X|iri'N-.fil ii|iliiliiii til nil tlii'ili'liMi'iirc wliU'li liu
UoMTM.-i 1111(1 littx liiiiK riTelvoil."— lliiUiNsuN Ki,i,irt ; .liwi ,
xlll. ;W7.
t). I'mmini'liition nf I.iiliii, l.im., Hvii. I'liiiiiiti.
Mllliro, Jailiex, namliur of tlie Iiii'tilutu of Cull
EngliU'iT.-. Klc'i'trloity uml it:< I > ". IIIukI. Lmi.,
ISHIl, |i. .Svo.
Miiiiro, Joseph lOdwiiril Crnwlord, l/I-l^.
iiruri'Mnr 111' polilii'iil ironiiiny in Oncn^ Ci.llcjjo, Vli'tnriii
UiiiviT.''ily. I. 'I'liu Sillily i)f Lttw in (ircfi-o, liiirie, iiiitl
Kii«liinil, MuncliOHtiT, ls;(, cr. Xvd. 2. Tlio l.i'«iil l'"-
siliiiii of LiinillJiil.H, Toniiiili', iind Sanitiiry Authniitieii,
(Ih'iillli I-eoluroB,) Miiiii-lu.stor, is.sr., Svo. :i. Tho
SliiliiiK Sciilc in till! ('mil liiiliiatry : a I'lipur rwul bel'oro
till! llrili.-li Asaoeiiitioii, Mani'lioster, IMSIl, Hvu.
Mllliro, LewiH. Only t'lir Josun : Meiuuriiils of W.
M. Miu'^ii';,'"!', 1,1111., l.ss.-*, ji. Svij.
.Illlliru, I'liilip U, Li'uturcs un Certain Portions
of Kiirlier 01.1 Tfsliinii'nt Illstury, Urn.. Is^T.'!, fp. Svn.
Mllliro, It. I>. Sleiini-l!i)ilor.<: their DulVvtn, Ao.
Illii-t. iind TiibleH. Lon., 18S7, n. Svo.
Munro, Itobert, M.D., F.S.A. 9mt. Antient
Soiittiuli Liikfl)»elliii(j;.< or t'ninno)i«: with a Supplo- ,.,..,..>,...
inentary ChupliT on Kunmins of Uke-Uwullinua '■> '''V '"'I^VV'"''.','!'''' wlf"'"' i. i,„ , ,„ i .l,., i.'„,iii
KiiKland. IlU. Kdin.. IsSJ, .Syo. 2 Ualph AIUm, Williain Palmer, and tho l.nK'l.-l
"(Mir readers nniv lie a.«»iireil that they will find very ! 1 o-it-Olhw, l.im., l.>Mi, ^yo. , „. ,, „. ,„ ,.
mueh to Interest and Instruet them in llie perusal of the .Mlirch, Spencer. 'Uio Icaeher « I'a ill les an \■.^
work."— .l(/i., No. 2H"i I position and Chroniilogical Arriingomenl ol the rarabli'
Mllliro, \V. I'. Tho Backwoods of Ontario and the of Je.sus, l.nn., IHV«, p, Kvo.
MUU
vol«. lup. r. Svo. .1. A Manual of the FIrit Lutheran
Chuieh of Alliany, from l«7il till ls;ii, Alhuny, |S7I.
Miiiifiell, Kev. Oliver >*, I'sjiholuKy | or. Tin
.•ieieni'e of .Mind, .V. Vork, |s7l, l2nio.
ittlllliivyt rrillik .\. 1. All'.at in udroalCityi ,i
Story of .<lrMn«e In.ideiit*, N. Vork, 1HS7, l2nio, •:.
Tho'llov llroker ; or, Amonn the KiiiKs of Wall Street,
N. York, I8H.'<, -Smi.
.tliinneyi Kev. >Villiniii ICIberl. SennonK an. I
l.eeliiri'^ M m, (In., I^T"*, l-'iiio.
.MllllMOil, .>lr". «'. A. Oline; or, One Year ai llii.
Nes(. IlliiM. '-M ed., IH7I1, llloiii.
.>liiiiNoii, .luiiiex ICiiKeiie, b. Ih;),'), at Pun-,
Oiieid.i Co.. .N'.V.; Milled in .New Vork City in I'».'i7. and
lieniiiie a reporter and an expert in short hand, in wliiili
he introdiieed alterations lo simplify the syslcms llien in
use. lie has been eourt stenogrnplier in New York l.ii'
mora than timity years. I. The Coinplele I'lioiioKrapliiT :
an Indiieihe K.vposition of Phonimraphy, N. York, IsHi'.,
C.'iiio; new ed., rev., |.s77. 2. Ulelionary of I'rai'tinil
Phonography, 1S7I, l2mo. :i. Thu PhiiiJe- Hook of Prue-
tieal Plionorfriijihy, \XT\), l2iuo.
iMlinNOll, .11. HUtory of Mose? and the Isnielili-,
'('111 ., Isii.i, li'mio.
.^illiNter, < oiiiileNH of. Seo Fitzci.aiikm k.
.MIIllHter, Mrx. AU'recl M, Wail'ii and Stray.:
! Veises, 1,1111.. 1S71I, p. ^^o.
Mlirliy, T. The Musical Student'* Manual, I,"ii.,
1 l,'<fl2, l2mo.
i .Miireli, Jerom. 1. Mm. Darbaiild and her Con-
j tcmpiiraries : Sketehes of pome Kmineiit l.iturary and
jSeienlilie Kntilisbwomen. I, on., l.'*77, ^vo.
I "This Is n pleii.snnl llllle Imok, eontnlnlnti some lblll^^
; that are new eoiMeniiiii,' several enilneiil literary wniiieii,
iiiuru espeeially Mrs, Harlniiild, and a very enrloiis llsl nf
the atfcK thev iitlaineil at Us close. This list shoiild lir
InrKely adverll.sed bv the Irlends of Ihe various higher in-
siitiitlons for (be liislnietloii of women, idiiec II certainly
.seems til show thai the eiiltivutlon iit Ihe inlinl bn- nitlicr
n preservative lliaii a wasting elleet on the eonsiiliuion nt
Prairies of the Northwest, l,on., I.><8I, Sv
Mllliro, Wilfred II. 1. History of liristol, Hhoilo
Island: Story of the .Mount Hope Lands, from the Visit
Alurc'liiNUii, CiinrlC8, M.D., M,.I)., K.H.C.S., isiiii-
18711. 1. (Trans. I A Clinical Treatise on iJiscascs of the
l,ivor, by K. T. Frerichs, (New Sydenhiim Soe.,j l.<
of the Northmen to the Present Time, lllust. Provi- i l,sii(), Ihlil, 2 vols. .Svo. 2. A Treali.se on the Coulimuil
denee, isisil, ,svo. 2. Pioturesquo Khode Island: Pen : I'evers of (ireat liritain, I.on., lMi2, Svo ; :id ed., rev. by
and Pencil Sketches of the Scenery and History of its W. Cayley, M.D., I8S4. :!. Clinical Lectures on DbscaMs
Cities, Towns, and Hamlets, and of Men who have made j of the Liver, .Jaundice, and Abilominal Dropsy, Lon..
thein Famous, Providence, 1881, 8vo and 4lo. 1868, p. Svo; lid ed., including the Croonian Lecture-
Muiiro, Surgeon. (Jen. Willinm, M.D., C.n., i on Functional Derttiigemeuts .d' the Liver, rev. by 1
LL.D., b. 182.;: look bis medical decree at the Univer- Lauder Hrunton, 1885. 4. On I i.nctiona Derangement
8ity of (ilasgow isil; served in tho Crimean war, the , ot the Livcr, (( loonian Lee ures,) Lon., 18,:. 2mo.
Indian Mutiny, Ac. , Retired 1881. 1. Heminiscences of i .Mlircllison, J. II. Conservatives and L.beials :
Military Services with the Ninety-Third Sutherlan 1 thtMr Prineioles and Polu y, Lon , IsBl, Syo
llii'hhiiideis lon issi Svo •' A Two Months' Crui.e ' Murdoch, Uev. Dllvid. The Dutch Dominie ul
"nt Iditeitnoan in the -^aclU '^■i;h^ ''- <'"'f'<i"V T', ■'"'"' '''"-" "' '»" "''">'"'' "™"''''
IS.SLp. Svo. ;). Uocords of Service and Campaigning ^•J"'"'': "~['"'J,-";S- , rri „ r... „.i,nMi ,i.„l,t „r
in Ma'ny L.,nds, Lon., 1887, 2 vols. cr. Svo. I . '""""• "I-,**, f- M- >• T>i« ^ 'ct. o ""«''"'' ■ ^
"The story wliieh Dr. Munm has to tell Is one which '' Madeline Pay. c Lon., 188,, S^o. .. Out ol a Lai,,-
never IIuks or eea.ses tn be instructive as well as Interest
U\g."—Si,fdiil(,r, 1.x. 1007.
Mnnroe, Kirk. I. The Flamingo Feather. lllust.
N. York, 1S8", Kiiuo. 2. Derrick Sterling: a Story of
the .Mines, N. Vork, 1SS8, Uinio. 3. Chrystal, Jack, A
Co., and Delta liixby, [two stories,] N. Vork, 1S88, sq.
16U10. 1. Wakulla, N. York, 18S8, ICmio. factor, and afterwi
Mlinroe, R. Practical Dress-.Making, Lon., 18,'J, ,,^„fg^.gor of that
Pi 8vo. Slusie ~
Munsell, Charles, son of Joel Munsell, In/r
rinth : a Deli' tive's Story, Lon., 18S7. S\
Murdoch, James, member of the i,, iilty of pro-
curators in ulasgow. A Hi.-tory of Coii;-iitutional Ke
form intJreat Britain and Ireland, (Jlnsnow, 1885, p. Svn.
Murdoch, James Edward, (oKe, vol. ii., add..]
b. 1811, in Philadelphia, Pa.; was for many years an
r s became a teacher of eloculiiiu mid
branch at the Cincinnati ('ollc).'c ..I'
During the civil war lie was a hospiial nur.-c,
Where Mr. Mnrrtoeh has rolled wholly on himself, his
personal recollections, and his own ixiwers of cntuisra.
llimo. 2. The Bibliograiihy of Albany : a Catalogue of
Books and other Publications relating to the City ond
County of Albany, Now York, Albany, IS83, Svo, personal reeoueciioiis, aim ms iiwn i",v,<;in .,, ....■
Munsell, Joel, [anle. vol. ii., add.,] d. 188(1. His his work is of great merit and Interest. -.Vtdoa, x.xxr
collection of „-,iks i-il.rrin,- tn the binary and applic- ' ". A Hen for Spoken [.iingnagr: : an h=»ay up'^'' "";;
tion of the art of printing, tho largest in the United parative Elocution, 188,5, 12mo. 4. Aiialytic Llocuti-ii,
States was purchased by the New York State Library, i eoniaining Studies, Theoretical and Practical, ot fcx-
1 Annals of Albany vols. ix. and x.. Albany, ls.i9, pressive Speech, Cin. and N. Y'ork, 1884, Syo.
12mo. 2. Collections .n the History of Albany, from i Murdock, A. ti. 1. Sandy MoTartan s Hogiiianaj
its Discovery to the Present Time, Albany, 186i-71, il Haggis, Lon., 1874, 12mo. 2. Lands Lykewake, and
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Iiroo,„,„,.JKo Cove. Bo^t., 1888 l", no '"•'"' ""^
.•Supreme Court' of CaMftir'ni P^f"' ■;'' ^^"'"^on^ of the
W,.r ,P„ w^'.?^''-„r''»!na*' «. Four Yeai-fl in ,1,0
nrphy, John McLeod. iso- .o-, ,■ . .. ,
cftstle, Westchester Co v v ' "^"-'?; '. b- "' ^"rth.
U.S.navv Is4i:5" o„mt;,,,;i ""' ^""''''''i|"""n in the
lyn nav; vara Is ,i-57 " f ■""T"-'^:'-"'' 'I'" l''""k-
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AS^i^'ta^f r«,^'r"''H" Elizabeth Mary
♦ "• '*"*'- ''"ughler of the second Earl
must. N. YnrW .««.,• ,1' «'-":'">.On'"e-Bird.;
must. N. York;is82; l2mo
Miirphy, John Nicholas. I
Political, and Socul, Lun., l*'j, «vo
■Shooting.
Ireland, ludustiiaj,
1157
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2. Term Incognita; the Convents of the United King-
dom, Un., 1H73, Hvo; new ed., 1S78, p. 8vo. 3. The
Cliiiir of Peter; or, The Papacy eonaidcred in its Insti-
tution, Development, and Organization, lion., 1S83, 8vo;
lion, ed., with much new matter, 1S,S5.
■' He is an amiable and well-intontioncd writer, who evi-
dently desires to toll the truth, but his kiKiwleilt,'e is shal-
low while of the critical or historical faculty he is
cutiroly destitulo.-'-.><<i(. /to'., lyi. S76.
Murphy, Kcv. Joseph John. I. Ilabit ami In-
telligence, in tlieir Connection with the Laws of Matter
and Force: a Series of Soientilic Essays, Lon., ISii'J, 2
vols. Svo; 2d ed., rev.. 1S79.
" Mr. .1. J. Murphy has attacked the problems which lie
around the basis of life and tliousht from an orijjinal
staiidliin-iioiiu, as well as with much freshness and vigour
of rea.soniiij,'."-.Sii(. «ci'., x.wii. Hlfi.
2. Sermons on \urious Subjects, Lon., 1871, p. Svo.
■A. The .Scientific liases of Faith, Lon., I*f73.
"He considers that faith has it.s bases— or grounds out
of which it grows— not in science, a.s the title might lead
us to suppose, but in universal vital instinct, '.\iiimals
trust in one another: young animals especially trust in
their parenls ; and this is the root of faith. " —.SjK'c(u(or,
xlvi. 7113. T • 1, T>
Murphy, Louisiana. Dunmore: an insh Ura-
matio Kpisodc of our Own Times, Lon., 1888, Svo.
.Uurphy, Kosalie M. Destiny ; or, Life as it is,
N. York, lS(i7, 12in'>.
Murphy, Sh y Forster. (Ed.) Our Homes,
and how to ni« ihem Healthy. Illust. N. York,
1SS4, Svo.
Murphy, Rev. Thomas, D.D., b. 1S2:1, in Ran-
dalstown. County Antrim, Ireland ; graduated at Prince-
ton 1845 J studied theolo);y at Princeton Seminary, and
became pastor of the Frankford Presbyterian Church in
Philadelphia 1819. 1. A History of the Frankford
Presbyterian Church, Phila., 1S70. 2. Pastoral Theol-
of;y : the Pastor in the Various Duties of his Office,
pTiila., 1877, 8vo. 3. Duties of the Church Member to
the Church, Phila., 1878, 24mo. 4. People and Pastor:
the Duties involved in their Important Kelations, Phila.,
1887, 24mo.
Murphy, \V. A Search for the Mountains of Gold.
Illust. Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Murray, Mrs. Lilian's Inheritance, Lon., 1867, 2
vols. p. Svo. .
Murray, A. and R. The Theory and Practice of
Ship-Building, in Iron and Wood, and Steam-Ships,
Lon., ISfil, 4to; 2d ed., 1875.
Murray, Rev. A. W. 1. Missions in Western
Polynesia, Lon., 18()2, Svo. 2. Forty Years' Mission
Woik in Polynesia and New Guinea, Lon., 1S76, p. Svo.
3. The Jlartyrs of Polynesia: .Memorials of Missionaries,
Ac, Lon., 1885, p. Svo. 4. Eminent Workers: Some
Distinguished Workers .''- Christ, Lon., 1887, p. Svo. 5.
The Bible in the Pacitic, Lon., 1888, cr. Svo.
Murray, Alexander, 1811-1885, b. in Perthshire,
Scotland ; served in the British navy 1825-35 ; removed
served during the rebellion, and
add.] Recollections from 18(13 to 1868, Lon., 1808, p.
Svo.
Murray, Andrew. 1. The Book of the Royal
Horticultural Society, 1SI!2-18(13. Illust. Lon., 18(i3,
4to. 2. The Pines and Firs of Japan, Lon., 1803, Svu.
3. The Geographical Distribution of .Maiuinals, Lon.,
1806, 4to. 4. Kconomic Entomology : Aplera, (" South
Kensington Hand-Books,") Lon., 1S77, p. 8vo. 5. A
List of Coleoptcra from Old Calabar, on the West Coast
of Africa, Lon., 1878, Svo.
Murray, Rev. Andrew. 1. Abide in Christ :
Thoughts on the Blessed Life of Fellowship with tliu
Son of God, Lon., 1884, 12ino. 2. Like Christ:
Thoughts on the Blessed Life of Conformity to the Son
of God: a Sequel to "Abide in Christ," Lon., I SSI.
12mo. 3. With Christ in the School of Prayer :
Thoughts on our Training for the Ministry of Interces-
sion, Lon., 1885, 12mo. 4. The Children for Christ :
Thoughts for Christiiin Parents on the Ccmsecration of
Home Life, Lon., 1886, p. Svo. 5. Holy in Christ:
Thoughts on the Calling of God's Chililren, Lon., Iss.s,
12mo. 0. The Spirit of Christ: Thoughts on the In-
dwelling of the Holy Spirit in the Believer, Lon., 1SS8,
12ino.
Murray, Major Archibald K. History of the
Scottish Regiments in the British Army, Lun., lsO:i, -Ito.
Murray, C. A. Nour-ed-Dyn, the Light of Faith:
an Eastern Fairy-Tale, Lon., 1SS3, 18mo.
Murray, C. O. Mustard and Cress. Illust. N.
York, 1879, 4to.
Murray, Charles Adolphus, seventh Earl
or Dunmore, b. 1841. The Clydesdale Stud-Book:
Retrospective Volume; 2d ed., Glasgow, 1884, Svo.
Murray, Charles T. Sub Rosa: a Novel, N.
York, IS8II, 121110.
Murray, Charlotte. 1. Messages from the .Mas-
ter, and other Poems, Stirling, ISSil, l2nio. 2. .More
" Mes.sage8," Stirling, 1885, ]i. Svo. 3. The Right Way,
Lon., 1SS8, 12mo.
Murray, Uavid, Ph.D., LL.D., b. 1830, at Bovina,
N.\'. ; g,-aduated at Union College 1852; professor of
inatheiua'.ics and astronomy in Rutgers College 1803-73;
superintendent of schools and colleges in Tokio, Japan,
1873-79; secretary of the board of regents of the Uni-
versity of New York at Albany. A iManual of Land-
Surveyjug: with Tables, N. York, 1872, l2mo; new
ed., 1S77.
Murray, Uavid, M.A., F.R.S. Scot. A Note i.n
Some Glasgow and other Provincial Coins and Tokens.
Illust. Glasgow, 1885, 4to.
Murray, Uavid Christie, b. 1847, at West Brom-
wich, Staffordshire, Eng. ; became a reporter on the
Birmingham Morning News; went to London in 1873;
was on the stall' of the World ; acted as special corre-
spondent to the Scotsman and the Tinies during the
Russo-Turkish war. 1. A Life's Atonement: a Novel,
Lon., 18811, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 2. Joseph's Coat: a Novel
Lon., 1881, 3 vols. cr. Svo.
It shows not only a rare power of understanding and
to Canada in 1837 ;
afterwards became an assistant on the Geological Survey. ; ,;-i™;';,Y;„raeter,''biit the perhaps rarer power of coii-
With Howi.KV, J. P., Geological Survey of Newlound- ^tnictlng a plot of Arst-rate lnterest.''-^«A., No. 2821
land, Lon., 18SI, Svo.
Murray, Alexander S., b. 1S41, and educated at
the universities of Edinburgh and Berlin; was ap-
pointed assistant in the British Museum in 1867, and
keeper of Greek and Roman antiquities in 18S0. He is
an active member of the Hellenic Society, and has con-
tributed largely to iieriodicals. 1. A Manual of Mythol-
ogy. Lon., 1872 ; 2d ed., 1874, p. Svo. 2. Mythology,
chiefly from the Myths and Legends of Greece, Edin.,
1S70, l2mo. 3. A History of Greek Sculpture, from
the Earliest Times down to the Age of Pheidias. Illust.
Lon., 1880, r. Svo.
" From a certain point of view, the Rcientinc or exact,
Mr. Murray's book does seem to us to demand something
little slKut of lUKlUutcd eulogy. It is like the work of a
tlKiroughlv patient and comiiciont German scholar of the
days whcnticrmaiischularsliip had not begun to flag: but,
mifortunatclv, from the other, the iiurcly literary side, it has
imperlectioiiB analogous to iUom- Uiul deroiin »» much aa-
mirable German work."— .S(i<. Het:, 11. 87.
Vol. ii.. Under Pheidias and his Successors. Illust.
Lon., 1883, r. Svo. , ^ , ^
" Ordinary readers will, no doubt, prefer the exuberant
vivacity of Mr. Perry's to the sober solidity of Mr. Mur-
ray's work. . . . But, . . . when we reflect how often and
Ctillgl .--
3. Val Strange : a Story of the Primrose Way, Lon.,
1882, 3 vols. er. Svo; new ed., 1883. 4. Hearts, Lon.,
18S3, 3 vols. p. Svo; new ed., 1884. 5. A Model Father,
Ac, Lon., 18,83, p. Svo. 6. By the Gate of the Sen,
Lon., 1883, 2 vols. p. Svo. 7. A Bit of Human Nature,
and the " Lively Fanny," Lon., 1885, p. Svo. 8. Rain-
bow Gold, Lon., 1885,3 vols. er. 8vo. 9. First Person
Singular: a Novel, Lon., 1880. 3 vols. p. 8vo. 10.
The Way of the World; now ed., 1880, 12mo. II.
Aunt Rachel : a Rustic Sentimental Comedy, Lon., ISso,
2 vols. p. Svo. 12. Cynic Fortune ; a Talc of a Man
with a Conscience, Lon., 1886, p. Svo. 13. A Novelist's
Note-Book, Lon., 1887, p. Svo, 14. Old Blaycr's llcm:
a Novel, Lon., 1887, 2 vols. or. Svo. 15. The Weaker
Vessel : a Novel, Lon., 1888, 3 vols. cr. Svo. With
Hkkman, Henky, One Traveller Returns, Lon., 1887, tr.
**vo,
" Kow modern novelists can tell a story of Eiigllsb coun-
try 1 lie better than Mr. 1). Christie Murray. He has tlie
minute observation of manners and speech, the patient ac-
curacy of detail, the sustained attention to minor poiiils
without which no such story can be built to the satisliu'-
tion of the reader. With all that, he has the draranik
faculty which Ilfta his work out of dreary realism while
MUR
iWurray, Mrs. Elizabeth. 1. Sixteen Years „f
Jslanils, 1842-58, I.on., 1851), 2 vols. 8vo. 2 The
Scenes in City Life, 1878, sti. IL'mo.
Murray, Kliznbelli Alice. 1. Ella Norman-
or A Woman's I'eril.., l,on., ISHI, :i voU n 8vo '
V^^S'i^ir""""^'' """ -'-"-'ra,„y in'uE^esting."-^.
2. John Alston's Vow: a Tale, I.on., ISii,^, a vols n
8vo. 3. Robert Chetwynd's Con'fesHo ,, Lon., 18 8 "^
vot: .Ls'™- ■*■ ^'"' *■'""""'■ '-'•J""". W, mo',3
n.?*"!'"*^? ^/"''y- Hazelworth Court; or, Tho Dv-
nevor Family, Lon., 1879, [). Svo , luo i^y
ii '^"dTf',^ M^r^ Clare «re..ville, [„„,., vol.
it ConMaiitinople, alterwards viee-eonsul at Mitylene
hen a journalist in Undon, and .lurinf? the later years
found 1. the Autobiography of Edmund Yates. He eon-
iiazette, Ac. 1. The Huving P^ngllshman- or Ton
ineiital Skotohes, I.on., 1854^ 12mo 2 The Aovin;
tnglishniaii in Turkey, Lon., Isoi, i2u,o. y. in-uni
f »» he IJat e.Fields, I,on., 1855, l'2n,o. 1. K, ,b,'s "
and Hreign Courts : a Jlistory of Diplomacy, Lon.. 185^
stvJ'w liv.VilV'';'?,,''''-'"?' "e in the main sound. nn,l his
-U.^ 7to^ Ii.' "ol^""^'' *""•■"»"•'■'* disagreeably llippint.''
5. The Press and the Public Service, 1857, I2uio. fi
Sv
Ti,„ M 1 i — ., . ' """" >:iorvice, ISO/, l2uio. fi.
Bv "TroU J/m' yr- " '^"''^ "f "'« ''^""""'I Empire
^^ V, 1 '^''"'''''- I'on- 1871, 3 vols. p. 8vo.
■ai^W^nllrh!;," r;^„"");?'A.:T'^« ^Ie.ni;el••f;,r Paris' can
s^roely^eri;;!^ ;e;f,„ou,;ee,j;;;;ZS^eSf
a;p''[^s.''-.^;."fi«,'; ;!S,i"'>4!i" "' "•■' I^"""™' ""-l^^ial
£^;;jj^^::^;^:ii;:,^r^r&^-tr-..?^
?mdli'gi'll'^'l!S^;t.'''.*JS'-'''i';''l!,!»'' •- '■"■>"ot construct™,;
■i v'oi?n"8?„'*°'Q'^T''"'i; «>'J.™i« K'oiles. Lon., 1875,
ion 1?;? ?■ fl- ^'"•^«yL''«i''g Sketches from Life,
'"!' P- ^*'°- „.' '• That Artful Vicar, Lon., 187i), 2 vols
-vI-.P't.*''"'..^";/'''- '*'"^' '3- Strange Tales from!
1 1 P ^ ^rT ^y ^'"y ^'"y- Lon., 1882, p. 8vo^ i
t. People I have met. Illust. 188,3, r. 8v«. 15 Hiuh '
i'kcl'hefirp" "'"'''^'l'^ R«P"blic: Social and Satirical
.-ketches in Pans and the Provinces, Lon., 1884, n 8vo
T w.",*^"!; "'° ^°"«- •'^''°'«' I'liotographs. rilust
Lon. 1884, 2 vols. Svo, 2d ed., 1885. 17 Imprisoned
ma Spanish Convent: an English Girl's Eipe' ncesj
« til other Narratives and Tales, Lon., 18S5 8vo IS
^8f8vo"^';."'n ^'T'- ^'r'' f'-"" "Time," 'Lon.;
1^85, Svo. 1«. Queer Stories from "Truth," Lon., 1880-
' JA- , ""' ""'' """"■ Soeial Photographs. Illu..^t
MUR
Murray, J. B. C. History of Tsury, Phila.. 1866.
nihu!"!'''!.*'',^:,"'.'- »"»'™"«lttted Passages in our
Bible, Lon I8SI, p. Svo. 2. A Help to under.-tan.l Mis-
translated Passages in the Itible, Lon., 1881 „ 8vo T
IiSmZ'' ^'"''""'"-y "'•"'« I^"g'i-^'' Language, i.on.,'
An^ln7,7' \»- The Anglo-French Treaty and
Anglo-IJelgnin Treaty of Junuarv 2:;, ISfiO Lon 18 V
18mo; new ed., IS68. " , "ion., lon.i,
<5on'!,'of?h;p"''''' •'T''*' '"'"''"'■'■ "' 0''' Cumnock.
Ed"n , mi" 8"o.'"""' """■ ■' "" ■^•"'■''"™ •^'"''''•"■
touit, tdinburgh, Lon., 1858, 5 vols. 8vo
Murray, James. The Bible in School • a Vindi
cation of the Seo,ti,sh .S.vMem of Education in „ Sc t
of Letters from "A Practical Educator" to Mr. (Jeorge
Combe. By James C. Maiison, [pseud.] Edin., 1852,
Murray, Jauics. Select Biogra.diy during the
Sixteenth Century. Lon., 1868, 2 voK p. .Svo
Murray, James. The Prophet's Mantle: Scenes
from the Lile of Elisha, Lon., 1870, l2mo.
Murray, James Aupustus Henry, M.A., LL D
U.C.L., piesKlent of the Philological Society. 1. (Ed'i
^ho"'!'!';,'"''' •r'^V^r"""''"^ "■'"■ """ K^l'-rtatlone to
p„, .'"v^"",''^,.'" ^^ vigilante in the Deffens of their
Public \ e, 1549 : with Appendix, Intro,luction, and
Glossary, Ear y English Text Soc.,) Lon., 1872, 2 par",
l.nl. ; 1. ^'"'."'^',"' "'c Southern Counties of Scot-
, ,..• I, ir""'"]''""™. «rammar,and Historical Uela-
Berlin.-lra 8v„ '" '''"'"'"g'™' ^""'"y- L""- and
fnllv''^Ho',r.!l!i?", hV 'ir *''""? into his subject thoroughly
' ,r ■ ii/wM 1, ''r'' ■'■• "'"'• "'"'I '" ^Pcciallv I., be «:
N«^Av"x.xxviMi *'''"' '""'^ "'■ ""''"""' Prcjudicc."-
th".«!i'\%'l;r',,l,"!'',\'!'Y"';''' r,' ^v;'"^'" "» «"}■ direct of
rolLc o Is"^ f . S^ ;,:; "'.'iVc«;fc 'I'c very iest similar
22-^^Spendthrifts, and other Social
'>nd see Hope, Maux,
Lon., 1887, 8.,..
I'liotograplis, Lon., 'lHS7"'tiYo.
"Ser"[j,::'!^^ J"" ""-»""S "f Co- i" Wet
i '^""aV' Hamilton, l. Lnnnie Vermont: a .'Jtory,
Kh nn I oA ."i'it 'i' '?• ^- *'""'«"»'«i-g : a Tale of the
Kliinc, Lon., 18ol, .S vols. p. Svo.
lSM,"p'"8vo' "'* ^'""°''®' °^ Ancient History, Lon.,
I nulYs?'!' n* "^^ Tf^^'iso on Proceedingi in tho
tnited States Courts, Albany, 1800, Svo. I
productions Jf ihc Cominen,:^^^' .iliL^'-i^^i-i^^^^/'
-^^ (td.) Ihe liomnncv and Prophecies of Thomas of
Erc.ldoune : with Illu. tions of the Prophetic Liter-
ature of the Fifteenth ,.„d Sixteenth Centuries : with
Introduction and .Notes, (Early English TextSoc,,) Lon.,
18,5, 8vo. 4. Synopsis of the llor.x- Paulina'; contain'
^ ing a tondensation and Rearrangement of tho Ariru-
' Histr^ f'^M"^ "'''"'f '•"= '^^»"' "f 'fe Scri^itfire
History of St. Paul; new ed., Lon., IS79, Svo. 5. Tliir-
teenth Address of the President to the Philologi.al
Society, Lon., 884, 8vo. 6. (E,l., A New Engl sh
Dictionary on Historical Principles: foumlcd mainly on
artl n'f ,«;:',""'^'^ "y ""^ l-'nlological Society"
mL" On •.;„!, ■' •"''••■""■• '''"'"■^ ""'•'* oHginated in a
cad to t?,c ,''«., I^«'>"'^"»ici'n ™r "English Dictionaries"
i w K I ''-'i"'''«?'' ••o'^'c'y ^y Archbishop Trench in
, fust, IS4S, but the iireiuature death of its superintendent
! Herbert Coleridpe, caused it to languish until 187W, wh n
U was taken up by the director of the society. Dr. Mur-
pe'rior UuiU "l-'iriilh 'II «:'>''''. this work is immenselvsu.
Jm^^i' t!^ifdl;.il;;;i;:^'^i^ji-'sjr;i'-h;i::;;i,l^r\.^
vebjpnieiit of words is indinilcd'anil il i ,«tr e l , .
uotatioiis by the retention of old .'•iielling. The Icliiii^
1 ,>i'; ■'■ ','■ ""^ "'callings, as we arc told in the ' (ie oral .'x-
I I.a I' "'IS,' (p. xi..| 'have been framed anew iir„n study
f , h',"""'""!".'^'i''>'"'^^'' ""'■'• colie.'ted IbiMl "vo k^
f H III ch lliose printed form only a small part;' .so that in
; si '. v'i*' """^'('^''ccessfiilly ,.,ilii(-ated .lepirtiici . I Knl"
MM K'.M(..oKrapliy,' a notable advance ha..^ been mac ■. i^Ti
' oi nil'ord Ir'or",'.':' 'i',^i:'"l'l;lieation oftlie historicaVai
i u r have s i \,, ,''^m''' "''"^'•'" "' "■'"■'"« »'''cl' 'lavc
loHr.? .1 \P ''"" "'""• "'"" one mealing all previous
tw M ? 1 >'",'''"l»^^>^:<i- • ■ . A larue niinibcrof obsoote
:5!^.l«i?e'ar^'i;i.j:^t'rSi'L'ii!::^,:^?f^-"Hi^
I " It is by this time ni.iu.diuulv clear !!i;it th*. • V.-w Vn-
nT,ii,oil'„"'S",''*' '\m'"l""K aironormous advance in he
philological kno\yledgeof tile Enullsh laiiLMiaKe of wli 1,
rectly to the contents of the said ' Dictionary.' "1™ A., No.
,.f"P'f- r>ictloiiflry will It.self be tho greatest monument
lloU
•
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V-
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MUR
"The PhiloloRicnl Society has been especially fmiuimie
in limling an edilor with so jndioinl a turn of minil.-one
who weighs the evidence, iind goes by it, Instead ut im-
porting into woi ' . sometldiiK evolved out of his own eon-
Bclousness. I'he breadth and a<'(MnH(iy of the re.sults thus
^ obtained are most satisfactory. "—\V. W. i>KKAT; Acud.,
JMlirray, James Uoss, educated at St. John's
College, Cambridge, The Iniluence of Italian ujion
English Lit"ratiirc during the Si.\teenth and Seven-
teenth Centuries, (Le Bas Prize Essay, 1885,) Cam-
bridge, lS8li, Svo.
Murray, John, M.D., a retired army surgeon;
served many years in India. 1. \ Treatise on Pul-
monary Consumption, its Prevention and Remeily, Lon.,
I8;i0, 8vo. 2. Observations on the Pathology and Treat-
ment of Cholera: the Kcsult of torty Years' Experience,
Lon„ 1S7-1, 12mo; 2d ed., 1884.
iUiirray, John. 1. The Drainage and Sewerage of
London, Lon., 1852, Svo. 2. A Treatise on the Stability
of Retaining Walls, Lon., 18,05, Svo.
Murray, John Carrick, M.D. 1. Snuff-Taking:
its Utility in preventing Uronohitis, Consuuiption, Ac.,
Lon., 1870, fp. Svo. 2. Smoking: when Injurious, In-
nocuous, or Beneficial, Newcastle-on-Tyne, 1S71 ; .id ed
1870. ./ ' I .
Murray, John Clark. LL.D., b. 18S6, in Paisley,
Scotland, and educated at Glasgow, Edinburgh, Heidel-
berg, and (Jiittiugen ; became professor of mental and
moral philosophy in Queen's University, Kingston, Can-
MUR
Battlcton Rectory, Manches-
ada, in 1802, and accepted the same chair in Magiil Col-
real, in 1872. 1. An Outline of Sir William
lege, Montreal, ...
Hamilton's Philosophy, Bost., 1870, or. Svo. 2. The
Ballads and .Songs of Scotland, in View of their Influence
on the Character of the People : Prize Essay, Lon., 1874,
p. 8vo.
" His argument is unimportant, hut his remarks on the
poetry of Scotland are the lesult of thought and culture."
—Spectator, xlvii. 1206.
a. Memoir of Daviil MurMv, Paisley, 18S1. 4. A
Hand-Book of Psychology, I'ai.^ley and Lon., 1885, p.
Svo; 2d ed., 1888. 5. (Trans.) Solomon Maimon : an
Autobiography; from the tJerman : with Additions and
Notes, Paisley and Bost., 1888, 12mo,
Murray, Ilev. John Hale. Travels in Uruguay :
with an Account of the Presort State of Sheep-Farming
and Emigration to that Country. Illust. Lon., 1871,
l2ino.
Murray, John O'Kane, M.D., 1847-1885, b. in
Glenariffe, County Antrim, Ireland; was educated at
St. John's College, Fordham, N.Y.; studied medicine in
the University of the City of New York, and practised
in Brooklyn, N,Y., but afterwards devoted himself to
literature. He contril-uted largely to Roman Catholic
periodicals. 1. Popular History o"f the Catholic Church
in the United States, N. York, 1876, cr. Svo. 2. The
Prose and Poetry of Ireland : a Choice Collection of
Literary (jems: from the Masterpieces of the Great
Irish Writers: with Biographiciii Sketches; 2d ed., 1877,
Svo. a. The Catholic Heroes anil Heroines of America,
1878. 4. Little Lives of the Great Saints, 1879. 5. The
Catholic Pioneers of America, N. York, 1882, 16mo. 6.
L-ssons in English Literature, 1883.
Murray, Very Rev. John Walton, LL.D.,
graduated at Trinity College, Dublin, 1850; ordained
1852; rector and vicar )f 'lallymcna m Ballyclug since
1866; archdeacon of Ccjnnor and canon of l",isburn Ca-
thedral 1882-86. I. A Catechetical History of the
Prayer-Book, Dublin, 1867. 2. The Irish Church in
Relation to Protestant Dissent, Dublin, 1867. :i. How
we may make our Churches and Ser'ices Attractive,
Dublin, 1868. 4. Church Order: burg an Analysis of
the Fifth Book of Hooker's Eoclesias 'cal Polity, Dublin,
186!». 0. laves and Times of Eui.ient Irish Church-
men, Dublin, 1874, 12mo. 6. Cnri tian Vitality; or.
The Recuperative Power of the Christian System an
Evidence for its Truth, (Donnellan Lectures,) Dublin,
1884, p. Svo.
Murray, Kenric B. Commercial Geography : Now
Markets ;or British Trade, Lon., 1887, cr. 8vo.
Murray, Uev. Nicholas, O.D., [am,; vol. ii.,
add.,] d. 1861. For biog., see PniMK, S. I., am,-, vol. ii.
1. Preachers and Preaching, N. York, I860, 12mo. 2.
A Dying Legacy to the People of my Beloved Charge :
" Things Unseen and Etcr:.al," N, York, ISfil, Sy,-,.
Murray, Patrick Joseph, [miie, vol. ii., add,] I.
Not so Bad as they seem ; or. The Ticket of Leave, Lon.,
1857, Svo. 2. Reformatory .Schools for Juvenile Of-
fenders, Ireland, Lon,, 1858, I2mo.
1160
Murray, Quentin.
ter, 1885, 12nio,
Murray, R. M. Chemical Notes and Equations, for
the Use of Students, Lon., 1879, 12nio.
Murray, Ross. (Cump.) Warne's Modern House-
holder: a Manual of Domestic Economy, Lon., 1872, cr
Svo; new ed., abridged, entitled " Warne's Model House."
keeper," 1879.
Murray, Ruth. Dunmara, Lon., 1864, 3 vols. p.
Svo, '
Murray, T. Biographical Annals of the Parish of
Colinton, Lon,, 1863, p. Svo.
Murray, Rev. 'rhomas Boyles, [anie, vol. ii,
Murray, Rkv. T. B., add.,] rector of St, Dunstan's-in-
the-East, London. 1, Alphabet of Emblems, in Verse
Lon., 1847, l2mo. 2. Lays for Christmas: with Notes',
Lon., 1847, 12mo. 3. Two City Apprentices; or. In-
dustry and Idleness, Lon., 1851, 12mo. 4. Chronicle.<
of St. Dunstan's-in-lhe-East, London, Lon., 1859, sm, 4to,
5. Zoological Sketches: Animals, Lon,, 1859, I2mo, i;,
Kalli: the Memoir of an Esquimaux Christian, ISmo.
Murray, Thomas Chalmers, I85ii-I879. i'n--
tures on the Origin and Growth of the Psalms, N, York
1880, l2mo,
Murray, William, M,D., F.R.C.P., consulting
physician to the Newcastle Hospital for Sick Children"
1. A Treatise on Emotional Disorders, Lon., 1866, p.
Svo. 2. The Inductive Method in the Science of Medi-
cine, Lon., 1870, 8vo. 3. The Rapid Cure of Aneurism
by Pressure. Illustrated by the Case of Mark Wilson.
Lon., 1871, p. Svo.
Murray, Rev. William Henry Harrison, li.
1840, in Guilford, (,'onn.; graduated at Yale 1862; was
pastor of the Park Street Congregational Church, lins.
ton. Mass,, 1868-74, and has since engaged in business,
preaching to independent ccmgregatious. 1. Vacation
Adventures in the Wilderness; or, Camp-Life in the
Adirondacks, Bost., 1869, l6mo; new ed., IS77.
" The whole book is written In falsetto, as we may sav
Is .screechy from beginning to end, and does not iiisoife
conlidenee. Still, it Is not without its attraction. Tlici-e
Is some vigor, overlaid as it is by exaggerated wonls."-
^titwii, Ix. 53.
2. Music Hall Sermons, Bost., 1870-73, two series.
16mo. 3. Park Street Pulpit Seruions, Bost., 1871-72^
two series, 12mo. 4. The Perfect Horse : how to Breed
him; how to Know hiui; how to Drive him; how to
Shoe him : with an Introduction by Henry Ward Beeclici-,
and a Treatise on Agriculture and the Horse by Giorgi*
B. Loring. Illust. Bost., 1871, r. Svo; also a ■|2mo ed.
5. Lecture on Deacons. Illust. Bost., 1875, 12mo. 6
Adirondack Tales. Illust. Bost., 1877, 12mo. 7. ilow
Deacon Tubman and Par.'on Whitney kept New Year's,
and other Stories, Post., 1887, 12mo. 8. Dayliglit-Lund •
the Experiences, Incidents, and Adventures, Humorous
and Otherwise, which befell Judge John Doe, Tourist, of
San Francisco, and Divers Others, in their Parlor-Car
Excursion over Prairie and Mountain. Illust. Bust.,
1888, Svo. 9. The Doom of Mamelons: a Legend of
the Saguenay, Phila., 1888, 12mo.
Murray, Williamson and Phelps. History ..f
Adams County, Illinois. Illust. Chic, 1879, Svo.
MurrayAynsley. See Avnsi.ry.
Murrell, William, M.D., F.R.C.P., b. 1851, assist-
ant physician and lecturer on nmteria medica and tlieni-
peutics at Westminster Hospital. 1. What to do in
Cases of Poisoning, Lon., 1881, 32ino; 4th ed., ISSI.
2. Massage as a Mode of Treatment, Lon., 1886, n. Svo;
3d ed., 1887. '
Murrey, Thomas J. 1. Valuable Cooking Re-
ceipts, N. York, 1880, l6mo. 2. Salads and Sauces, \
York, 1884, 16mo. 3. The Book of Entries, N. Vork,
1886, 24mo. 4. Cookery for Invalids, N. York. 1887,
24mo. 5. Practical Carving, N.York, 1887, 21mo. 6.
Luncheon, N. York, 188,8, 16mo. 7. Oysters and Fisli,
N, York, 1,888, l6mo.
Mnrsell, Rev. Arthur, eon of J. P. Murscll,
iii/in, 1. Letters to Working-Men at Manchester, Li.n.,
1858-65, seven series, 12mo, 2. Calls to the Cross: Dis-
courses to a City Congregation, Lon., 1 865, J). 8vo. ,'),
Readings from Lectures to AVorking-Ken, Lon,, 1867,
12mo, 4. Bright Beads n a Dark Thread, Lon., 1S7;!,
12mo. 5. Lights and Landmarks for the Chri.stiiiu.
Lon., L873-:o, 12mo. (i. The Pulpit by the Hearth:
Chapters for .Sabbath Readings, Lon,, 1878, p, 8v». 7.
I Addresses to the Working-People of Birmingham, Man
Chester, 1880, p. Svo. 8. Brown, Jones, and Robinson ;
Ma-"-— '--^ '""" "
an Address, Manchester, 1880, or. 8vo.
Shaking
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MUR
Hands ; nn Addresa, Mnnohestfir l««n a... ,„ »
MYE
j«fiO. Health : i,. Friends „„,, i,, Poes, Bost., 1802,
a^tica, Authority in ^;;'-l;^,r^;:^^^i- --^^2. Eccle.i-
Lo^ 7^*7 V^„"-2 'iV:''™'^ •• ^ ^""^ «»— .
I i<ui, (I. ovo. J. Illusions: a Novel I.nn i«ii-
3 vo ». or. 8vo '< A ritii„ ii i ""'"'> '^on., lh,s,
In Cloudland?- IHui^'^ 'fSss'""u.o''«^' '^"■"- •••
Musgrave, Sir Aiithoiy, K.C.A G ls-8 iks
"The principal object of his ■stiwii,,,,' i„ . j- .
error n whi.^li l,c inia^in.^ that ^ir \ T ,,,"'„ '''*'P''' ""
mists have ' lioiiniUTu.l ■-Tminui,. h; . "'"' P^'""' eeoiio-
an^ is a mere niedUi^i'x'of "xehlf,,^ '■'i"!',:;;^ 1^^ l>" V'luc
Musgraye, Uev. George MusgruVe u a '
[mile, vo . ., add 1 1 riN i«.j'j "•""grave, .M.A.,
nose Colle.'e Ovfonl ' li-'^'^'V . «™J"''""1 at Brase-
li„.„„ii \1:L.:„'''™^J'^'?; ordained IS22: r'-otor of
torv"ai/t No'ISl"''' romance, ■a.Med to that of his-
Sanif Materia Afedin'„ 1 ,1 ' ^lll'J.'t \- 4 J^«.v t" Or-
t..m ,0 Analytical Chemistry; k ct'Lon.,^," /rr^^.f;
=Ha Medica, Lon., 1878, 3d ed'., IsrgV'
Jduction to Pharmaceutical and .Medical CI
I 1.1/J, >vo ; new ed., 1x811 4 \n Tni.„
^l.vt^al Chemistry ; i, „1 ' ,^t%;[%,.„
Ln tarian churches in Cambridge, M„,g Con .„^ v ii
bles, or p^.Vhrps" recant. UheTiJI' i'"" "»^.'">'hor', foi-
I. A Ilarable nto Brittanv T.n,. istVi".) , ' „
-;ul With imercs^'iS;<^;:;l,«':^-';-^;iL^-'oe^,may U.
15th, .6th and' ? h Chapterrof'^t t'""'''."'^ ''"'•
illank Verse, Lon 1877 ' ■^'- •'°''" ' '^"'P'^l' '"
Coil'eg^'.'ox'.lr""'";* f ",''{'?' ^1""""' "' «™-ose
.o.,.,* Vi , '• '''"" > willed to tlie bar at L ncoln'n Tn,.
The Law relating to Trade-.Marks, Lon'! LSSs"
xx.xvil. MS.
10. The Education of Old Ago, 1884
N.^^"^^i^'^t-!n::;tbine«;';^^'^-n ^-^"r^-
Medical Colleffe 1811 .K„ ^»"«g« 1847, and at liuffnlo
U.S. army lisl devi.^ "'! "'"'/'"" *"■■««"» i" •'"'
commanL'f M s^ml tj "" I,)""' ''T'^ '• "^'"^
officer of the aruiyVllo-eTliid^f™,':',,^ td n'fs'o
new ed., enl., 1874. •»>-•, n. lorK, 18()S, Umo;
Mycr, Edmund J.
iS8;i.
or. 8vo.
Mushet, William Boyd, M.B M R C P • *
and Treatment, Lot 883 sf''"!^*'^', '^T''''^'"?""^^^'
;^,ta, Argillaceao a ^^, i-^'^:,^ f,,?^'.
in!t"''«os't "^m" ,o";„ '-The, Banker of Bedford.
fmken IWds Chi :,TsW i^^ "'"y '"•' ^he
B-thcr, or, Th^ To,°,pki„s M^ 'cry cl'^uX""''
. ..sprn,.,JamesS..erida„,'i«D.pRj'Edir
W.K.I.A., [ciiKc, vol. i., ad.i 1 18>| ikt ni • "
K- Ltn'.: ind N.'^vork;','y«:r2"v^,rT-8v^""''- «"'^-
Miissey, Reuben Uimond. M I) rV n r .
vol. II., add.,J 1780-186.1. b. at "ell am N H nro Z '
•'f surgery in Ohio Mclioal College Ts'iSi^'kf^li'"
■•' M,au,i Medical College; settTed'u' Bo'st'otS.:
, Myers, Arthur Drown Richards. M no*
! surgeon-major in the army. I On H,, lAi , ■"■•*^'''-;
I Jl.er.,Ed>vn,dII. Th, Dl.™,,,™ .t H, M.H.
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odist Kpiscopal Church, 1844-184(1, Nnahvillc, Teiin., | those whose statues are in the portico of Ihe House nf
1875, l2ino. Fame."— yl^A., No. 288A.
Myers, Ernest Jnmcs, M.A.,b. 1844, at Keswick; ^- Essays: Classical, Loii., 1883, p. 8vc. 6. E.«snv<'
son of Rev. Fre<leric Myers, in/m ,■ cdmintcd at Chelten- Modern, Lon., 1 <8H, p. 8vo.
ham College, and at Balliol Coileee, O.xford, where he ." Throughout t.ie volumes the render feels that, whether
graduated I8ti7; Fellow of Wauhaui Colleue lafiS-S'l ■ „^' ".^'''''''^ \* . Y'^'H" '''''''''''J J''''K'"«"t ''■•''"'• lh<y
c'alled to the bar at the Inner TeZle 18rf,\'u?neve; , ^^ S^'^^&'SVH,,:^ '^ll^i^T.^I^^
practised ; sctretary of the London Society for the Ex- Ideas Is above rather than below his power of exures-.hiL'
tension of University Teaching 1876-82. 1. The Puri-
tans, [verse,] Lon., 18(i9, 12mo.
" It js a qua.'ii-Greek dramatic sketch, in which Milton
is made the chief personage. The blank verse and cho-
ruses, however, are not Mlltouic, but Swinburncau."— ^KA,.
No. 218.5.
2. (Trans.) The Odes of Pindar, [prose trans.,] Lon.,
1874, p. 8vo; 2d ':. 1884. 3. Poems, Lon., 1877,
12mo.
"We welcome tli. too scanty collection of verses in
which Mr. Kniest Myers writes about the scenery and the
art of HeiJas, In the spirit (if refined scholarsiiip.and with
the veracity of real insight. "—.Sii/. Rev., xliv. 81.
4. The Defence of Rome, and other Poems, Lon.,
1880, 12mo. 0. (Ed.) Selected Prose Writings of John
Milton: with an Introductory Essay, Lon., 18S4, 12ino.
6. The Judgment of Prometheus, and other Poems, Lon.,
1H86, 12mo
them."— yl(A., No. 2000.
Myers, II. Kentucky Codes of Practice in Civil
and Criminal Cases: with Amendments and Notes of
Decisions, Oin., 1887, 8vo.
Myers, H. M. and P. V. N. Life and Nature
under the Tropics; or. Sketches of Travels among the
Andes, and on the Orinoco, Hio Negro, and Amazon*
Maps and Iliust. X. York, 1871, 12ino. (An account
of an exiiedilion sent out by the Lyceum of Natural His.
tory of Williams College.)
"The authors are not simmU. . . . This hook rIvcs u<
h()\vever, the only account we have in our own lamiunin'
ol the country about the head-waters of the orincjco ev^
cept the ' Travels' of Humboldt."— .VoW,™, xil. ]ii4 ' '
Myers, J. II. William Carey, Shoemaker, th.'
Founder of Modern Missions, Lon., 1887, p. ,Svo.
Myers, J. H. 1. (Trans.) Five Discourses on ,St.
■•In •Prometheus' we have a charming reminiscence of I ,?re; &'"'^L"o" Fatalism, by Alphonse Monod, .A,,:
Homer's and I'imiar's description of the enchanted land !},?'^"^ '""*'*•' ^^^^' ""'' '^<'- ^^t^< '2mo. 2. (Tran?,,
of the West, whither Prometheus is resolved to retire with f"^ Redeemer : a Sketch of the History of the Kedcuiii-
th'.! rest of tile Titans, to repose himself after his sorrows^
when his counsel has gi-en Tlietes to Peleus."— Jcad..
xxix.SO'J.
And see La!J(i, Andiiew, »iip\-ii.
Myers, Bev. Frederic, M.A., ['!»/«■, vol. ii.,
MvERS, F., both entries, add.,] d. 1851; graduated at
Cambridge 18:i:i; Fellow of Clare Hall 183H-39; per-
petual curate of St. John's, Keswick, from 1839. 1.
Catholic Thoughts on the Church of Christ and th
Church of England
1874, 12uio; new ed
tains two out of the
sists,
culation in 1841.)
uii t[ie ijuurcn oi unrist anu tne ,„„„, n w iw . ,> '
I, ("Present-Day Papers,") Lon., ' r"' <^°"%' Ol'o- I. Rem,
, 1883. Posth. (This' vol'ume con- i f,"^,' J.*;!:."/."'".' "'n, ""^^ ^^''^
four books of which the work con- '" ' '"«^P"l'f. -i«- IHust. N.
tion by Edmond de PressensC, Best., 12mo.
Myers, John C. A Daily Journal of the One Hun-
dred and Ninety-Second Regiment, Pcnnsvivania Volun-
teers, for One Hundred Days, Phila., 1805, l2mo.
Myers, P. Hamilton. 1. The First of the Knick-
erbockers: a Tale of 1673, N. York, 18(i6, 12mo. 2 The
Treasure-Ship: a Tale of New York, N. York, 1884 Jtu
Myers, Philip Van Ness, A.M., president of Ud-
niont College, Ohio. 1. Remains of l,08t Empires:
myra, Nineveh, Babykin,
' York, 1875, 8vo.
Catholic Thoughts" was printed for private cir- ' sciemiiic^eif,nim,oi;'t''','«n,'.',!!!.1'K.]y''';^ excellent.
!., ikjit \ ^ ^ ) scieniinc etjuipmcut, esiiccnuly in the inatler
and his
„ ,, , , , si^eins to have' been very sufflcientVTuiTh''^^iwc>!^cVH?^^
bor all who care to know what an eminently wise and art neither of mlniile observation nor of lth oliic disi'i-in
'' ■""" " ' '■■ - •'■•■ '■■ ' ' tion The work Is readable, thanks to tliesub eel •'-
JVution, XX. 05. '
good man Ihought I'luicerning the ideal reiution'i)f Church
and Stjite, the Imsrh'ss fabric of .Vpostolical .Succession, the
o?theChurVd.,ti,beunited,notintheacV{'pwnceofa"i^ Romnn_ Empi.'e, 476, N. York, 1882, 12i
dogmatic system, but by the love of (.'lirist andChrist-like
lives, the 'Catliollc Thoughts' will become a valued and
IK'rnianent possession."— .Sy)a'<(i(oi-, xlvii. so.
the
mo.
3. Outlines of Mediajval i.nd Modern History, Best., I
12mo. With Allen, W. F., Ancient History, for Col-
legos and High Schools: Part L, The Eastern Nations
Catholic Ihoughts on the Bible and Theology, , and Greece, by P. V. N. Myers. Iliust Bost 18.sn
("Present-Day Papers,") Lon., 1874, 12ino; new ed.
1878.
" rhe author's teaching on the relation of the Bible to
Christlanlly and Hebrew Monotheism is even more sugges-
tive and more valuable than his conclusions, profouml »■,
these are, on the relation of ilie Church to the iiidividu.il
Christian.' —.Spfrf(i/or, xlvii. 10:)."..
Myers, Frederic Willia
Keswick; son of Rev. F. Myers
Lon., 1867, 12ino; new ed., 18711
"This poem, though written in stanzas. Is In its es,seiice
dramatic. From first to la.st It is a pure soliloquy. In which
St. Paul is iiiiide to express his sense of his own unworthi-
nc.'is, his deep repentance, and his attitude of devotion
and faith towards his Master. . . . Into .'<t. Paul's char-
acter, however, into his motives, and into his various men-
tal transitions, Mr, Myers has not sought to enter. He
siin|)ly presents us with a reconl of emotions, . . . These
12iuo. And see MvEns, H. M., siipnt.
Myers, Mrs. Surah Ann, (Irwin,) [auic, vol.
ii., add,,] d. 187B. 1. The Young Recruit. Phila., IStil,
18mo. 2. Watch, Work, Wail: a Story of the Battle (.f
Life. Lon., 1881, 18mo.
Myers, W. Bostwick. The "Schwedler" Bridge,
ni Henry, b. 1,843, at I ^'•J"i'' "'"l,,'^"";', '**^"' ***■"■
, mi,,,;,. 1. Saint Paul, I , ™yl»«. *•• " •> [<"'"■, vol. i., add.] 1. The Chil-
dren of the Old Testament, Lon., 1858, 18mo. 2. Prayers
for Inquirers of All Clnsse.«, Lon., 1868, l.Hnio. 3. Plain
Words for the Wayfaring, Lon., 1859, 12mo. 4. Plain
Words for the Sick and Aged, Lon., 18I>U, four series, 12un>.
5. Reposing in Jesus, the Secret of (irace anil .-<trenglli,
Lon., 1802, 12uio; 4th ed., 1871. (I. The Jlighty Mys-
tery; or. The Holy Trinity considered, Lon., I8iili,
12ino. 7. The Day of Bereavement : its Lessons and its
are .sometimes .expressed with no common power of music ' Consolations, L(m., 1871, ISnio.
and of diction."— .4(A., No. 210.J. ' Mvlnp Ipsxip I nnisn "
.. 2. Poems, Lon., 1870, 12mo. 3. Wordsworth, (•• Eng- ! ,nTu"nJ:',>"''l ^ZT"', v..
lish Men of Letters,") Lon., 1880, p. 8vo. ■ '
" Mr. .Myers, assisted by some valuable unpublished doc-
uments submitted to him by friends of bis own and of
WiirUsHortb s. has given an excellent account of the poet's
The Memory of lliu
Just is Blessed :" a Book of Faithful Remembninoe,
Lon., 1885, 8vo.
Myres, Rev. William Miles, M.A., graduaied
at Brasenose College, Oxford, lnei; ordained 1863;
and the most Important are deeply charged with that bur
den of sadness which Is a very marked characteristic of
the aKc. The hlphest gifts of poetry thev can scarcely
claim. Nothing thatean becalled imaginative or cicalive,
and littlethat isin any full sense dramatic, appears In Mr.
Myers « pasres. The poems have, bmvcver, marki-.l felicity
01 thought and expression ; the illustratlonsemployed are
appropriate ; the style, though elaborate and ornate. Is
poetical ; and the whole entitles its author to a place with
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Waters, Lon., 1867.
" Myrtle, Harriet," (Pseud.) See Miller, Mas.
LvniA Falco.nek, Ktiprn,
" Myrtle, Minnie," (Pseud.) Sec Mh.i.eh, Mns.
Anna C, fiijint.
"Myrtle, Mollie," (Pseud.) See Hill, Mhs.
Aqnes, sttpru.
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,|-.;UL..neand.se„here..Vo.andLon.l[:5^";:l;ni,;^^^
mm feel that his timVlT. «,,,,;.'*'* .,'*'"''"*■''' "'"ke i , '^>"'u"on i
Mr.j-Iadal makes u.Tr is ,, S,.'''''""'''.!"™>'- • • • ^•""•' "*"'*• **
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Nadun, Miss Constance C W f s .i,, . I IVapier, 3
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') Illust. Lon., LsVyVfl)! Svo
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I'on, 1881, ,,. 8VO. r/Mod ^«^I'»"''«««« of Admiral "rc'mrlt's Nanii;",""'^ ?,"■■■
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>"l"r!;;n.Uu<^'"H'?'^ii'"^^- ?^';l -'-i^h wHI ..ave an
endur!;;;?'V,liu"''^f,^'^t,l;'^;^ -<lw>.ieh will have an
neKleried bv the inasv c r .,i ', J' " "'"{" "f "iHilary life
cainpai^„s."_sir],V X SM *•'" "'"' ""•' '•™"1W "f
clu^s"Na,'!Tcr?r'iI;'^tr-' ^^^^ ^""'-'«''' «"'
of phys oloKvat S 'm ? .''/"'S"'' '**"! <l«monstrator
swcrs on fho Vl /■,„•' '''■^- Questions and An- Mr. Ni.nim's litf,,. v,„..i. ^.'. „_ _
fp- Chifd7en"Lo';;"'i'5^9 '•," "'"'ory »' 'ho Refor-nation,
l«r:. 2 Qlimt andiLr^ i"?' ^ f !,""'
-"^e]f?i:^;^?«,.li^p-oni;^^p;:^i^ij-^^
.".. ..trated ^ .^ Lor^. ^a^ ^ ^L ^ ^ -'^^^^tS^^d^J^^/SittSS
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.1. Thu Olerioal Subscription Coin-
5, Svi>. 4. Lectures, iiKsays, iiiiil
61, ■-' vols. or. Svo. .1
iiii.ision, Lon., I*<fi5, Svo. 4. Lectures, husays, iiiiil
Letters: a Supiilement to tlie Life, by A. C. EwalJ,
L.in., l^Sf<, Svo.
Nlipicr, Mucvcy, i-on of Mncvoy Niipier, editor of
the Ivlinbingli Ke\ iuw, ((/. v., mile, vol. ii.^ ( lOd.)
.Selections from tlio Corrospomlenoo of the Lute Miiovey
Niipier, Lon., 18711, Svo. (Printoil for private circula-
tion in IH78.) I
" Ills (Xftpier's) letters Imve not been preserveil. oral any |
rale bave not been collecteil ; but the familiar outpourings j
(if liie Iniiiitnal writers In tbe ' Heview.' with e, easional
lettiTs from less frequent eontriljutors, reuniined witb Mr. i
.Vaiiler, ami a seleetion from tliis eorrespimdem'e has now '
been pnbllshed by bis son. ... It must lie owned that
nn.si readers Will lind that the ehlef amusement they de-
rive from tlie.se miscellaneous letters consists in the very
free criticisms which some of tbe writers bestowed on the
articles nppcariiif,' in snceesslve numbers of the 'Kdin-
buri,'h."'-.sii/. /iVi',, xlviil.-Vl. , ,,
■■ to tbe surviving few who recollect tbe earlier years of
the ' licvlcw' ... it will recpurc in) reeomnicndation be-
vuiul its title : to the iirescnl generation it will be interest-
ing bv ull'ording a glimiisc liidiind the curtain of scones lo i
which some bave beard entbushustic allusions in tbe talk ,
of their seniors, and a nearer personal view of simie ( f
the giants of the early [uirt of tliis century than is perhaps
to be found even in the well-written lilograpliics of many
of lliem which have appeared."— S^cctafor, ill. IIIJJ.
Nnpier, Mark, [..)./<■, vol. ii., add.,] d. 1.H79. At
tlio time of bis death be was the oldest working member
of the Faculty of Advocates, Edinburgh. 1. Memorials
and Letters of John (ira'..,im of Claverhouao, Viscount
Dunilco, Edin., l.-<59-ri2, ;i vols. Svo.
•He denies the truth of Wodrow's and Kirton's narra-
tives, and stigmatizes the rameroinan accounts of the
sutferings of tbe persectUcd in .Scotland as gross and iu-
consislcnt llctions. He atllrnis that in the Qucensberry
Papers, to which, ' through tbe liberality of the Duke ol
Bucclench, be has had nnliraitcd access,' is contained a
true version of tbe history of those times, so far as claver-
hoiise played his part in them."— Sai. Rei:, viii. 369. (No-
tice of vol. i.)
-'. History Hoaoued; in Answer to "History Vindi-
cated," Lon., ISTO, Svo. 3. "The Lanox of Auld:" an
Epistolary Uevicw of " The Lennox, by William Eraser "
Illnst. Edin., Ito.
Napier, R. A. Manual of Navigation, Lon., 1877,
r. Svo.
Napier, Mrs. Kobina, wife of Rev. Alexander
Nnjiier, iiii;»(i. She selected the " Johnsoniana" ap-
pended to her husband's edition of boswell's Life of
Johnson. (Trans.) Memoirs of Prince Metternich,
177.3-1815. Edited by his Son, Prince Kiohard Mettor-
nicii. Lon., ]SSI(-S4, 5 vols. Svo.
Napier, Thomas llateman, LL.D., b. lSj4;
graduated, first class in common law and equity, at Lon-
don University IS.SI ; called to the bar at the Inner
Temple 1SS3. 1. Leading Decisions and Principal
Statutes, 18S1-84, Lon., 1S82-S5, 4 vols. 2. Modern
Digest of the Law necessary for the Final Examina-
tions, Lon., 1SS7, Svo. With Stki-iienson, C. ; 1. Digest
of Lending Points in Criminal Law, Lon., 1888, Svo.
2. Digest of Probate, Divorce, Ac, for the Final Ex-
aminations, Lon., ISSS, Svo. 3. Practical Guide to the
liar, Lon., 1S88, or. Svo.
Napier, Miyor-Geii. William Craig Emil-
ius, b. 181S ; scm of Sir 0. T. Napier, «ii/)ni ; served in
India and the Crimea ; governor of the Uoyal Military
College, Sandhurst, 1875-82; retired 1885. (Trans.)
Outpost Duty, by (Jeneral Jarry : with Treatises on Mil-
itary Rcconiia sance and on Road-Making, Lon., 186'J.
Napper, Albert. On the Advantages of Village
Hospitals, Lon., 1864, Svo.
Naramore, Jay H. Poems, Cam! idge, Mass.,
1865, l«mO; 2d ed., enl., N. York, 1866.
Nares, Rear-Admiral Sir George Strong,
K.C.U., F.R.S., b. 1831 ; educated at the Royal Naval
College, New Cross; served in the Arctic exjiodition of
1S52-54, and afterwards in the Crimean war; was in
command of 11. M.S. "Challenger," employed in making
soundings in the Eastern and South Pacific Oceans,
1872-76, and of an expedition to the North Polar Sea
lS75-7«. 1. Naval Cadets' Guide, Lon,, 186(1, Svo. 2.
Seamanship. Illnst. 2d ed., Lon., IS62, Svo; 6th ed.,
enl., 1882. 3. Official Report of the Recent Arctic
Expedition, Lon., 1876, Svo. 4. Narrative of a Voyage
to the Polar Sea during 1S75- 76 in H.M. Ships " Alert"
and "Discovery:" with Notes on Natural History.
Edited by II. W. Feildcn, F.G.S., &o. Illust. Lon.,
1878, 2 vols. Svo; 4th ed. same year.
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" in all the now somewhat extensive library of Arctic
exploration there are no more luxurious volumes than
these, and few half so good."— ^KA., No. 2610.
"Any narrative of a Northern expedition in which ad-
venture Is rare and hope is out ut tbe (jnestion must be
reading that can exhilarate ro mortal. Thus .Sir ijeorge
Narcs's book is :iece.ssarilv, by the very circumstances of
tbe case, not :i very lively work. ... It is Impo.ssible to
read the extracts fnun the Jcmrnalsof the leadcrsof sledge-
parties wilboul liotb admiration and .innuyance. They
form tbe most interesting part of .Sir George Narcs's narra-
tive."— >ii(. lid-, slv. 7IVJ.
Naroii, I... II. l.ifo and Adventures of Chicka.saw
the Scout, Chic, 186.'i.
"Na»by, Petroleum Vesuvius," (Pseud.) Sec
LocKK, Davm) Ross, (iiiyiro.
Nash, Albert. Perseverance and Apostasy : Argu-
ment in Proof of the Arm! .ian Doctrine on that Sub-
ject; 2d ed., N. York. 1S7I, l2mo.
Nash, Kev. Charles Ilewitson, M.A., ordained
1878; curate of Croydon since 1885. Young Plants and
Polished Corners; or. Nature in the Light of the Bible,
Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Nash, 1). >V., [rtiilr, vol. ii., add.] The Plniraoli
of the Exodus ; an Examination of the Modern System
of Egyptian Chronology, Lon., 1863, Svo.
"The principal otiject of Mr. .s'asb's book is '.i rehabili-
tate the theory which would identify tbe K\odus of tlie
Hlble narrative witb tbe expulsion or emii.ration of the
llyksos. . . . His proofs of learning and industry are such,
at all eveiiUs, as to command attention and respect."— .S'ul.
Kni'., xvi. '2811.
Nash, F. H., [ante, vol. ii., add.] The Divine Edu-
cation of the Church, Lon., 1857, 12mo.
Nnxh, Gilbert. 1. Bay Leaves, and other Poem..,
Bost., IS69, l2ino. 2. Historical Sketch of the Town of
Weymouth, Massachusetts, from 1622 to 1884, Wey-
mouth, 1885, Svo.
Nash, Helen C. Rosie and Hugh ; or. Lost and
Found: a Story, Lon., 1876, p. Svo.
Nash, Rev. Henry Allden, ordained 1869; vicar
of St. .Margaret's, Birmingh.im, since 1875. Student's
Compendium of the Book of Common Prayer, Lon.,
1871, 12mo.
Nash, J. The Guide to Nice, Historical, Descrip-
tive, and Hygienic, Lon., 1884, 12iuo.
Nash, Joel. Lebanon : Lectures on Freemasonry,
Lon., 1853, Svo.
Nash, M. (Trans.) The Crown of Heaven the Su-
premo Object of Christian Hope, by J. N. Stogcr, X.
York, 1877, 12mo.
Nash, N. C. The Sunday Law Unconstitutional
and Unscriiitural, Bost., 1868, Svo.
Nash, R. L. 1. A Short Inquiry into the Protitalile
Nature of our Investments, Lon., 1880, l2iuo: 2d ed.,
1881. 2. Tlio Investor's Sinking-Fund and Redcinp-
tion Tables, Lon., 1883, fob; new ed., IS84.
Nash, Simon, [an(e, vol. ii., add.,] d. 1879. 1.
Morality and the State, Columbus, 0., 1860, 12iuo. 2.
Crime and the Family, Cin., 1876, 12mo.
Nash, Thomas, M.A., ("Tom Palatine," pseud.,)
1845-1885, b. in .Manchester, Eng. ; graduated at lialliol
College, Oxford, 1867 ; contributed to journals and peri-
odicals, and took an active part in political affairs. He
committed suicide in consequence of insomnia resulting
from overwork. 1. The Medea of Euripides: the Ox-
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oult Words in the Text Parsed and Explained, 'Ixf.,
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! ides. Literally Translated: with Notes, Ac, Oxf., IsiiO,
Svo. Anon. 3. The Hecuba of Euripides : the Text
I Closely Rendered, and the Most Difficult Words Parsed
i and Explained. By a First-Cluss Man of lialliol College,
Oxford. Oxf., 1869, Svo. Anon. 4. A Long Lane, [talcs
i and sketches,] Lon., 1883.
Nash, Thomas Arthnr, b. 1850; graduated at
Lincoln College, Oxford, 1871 ; called to the bar at the
Inner Temple 1874. The Life of Richard [Bethell] Lord
Westbury, formerly Lord High Chancellor : with Selec-
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liii-ewitb legal and poUtlcal questions and history enables
him to set the portrait of his hero into a suitable tranic-
work of general narrative, 'f lie portrait, however, is more
Interesting tliau the frame."— .Saf. Hei:, Ixvl. 493.
Nash, Wallis. 1. Oregon— there and back in 1877,
Lon., 1878, I2mo. 2. Two Years in Oregon. Ilbi-l.
N. York, 1882, 12mo.
Nash, WillardG. A Century of Gossip ; or, flic
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Renl und the Seeming of Now Englftiid I.ifo. By Dustv
Illiist. Chic, isrfl, U'liio. J""-'',*--
Nasmith, D. The I'mcticnl Linguist : beine a Sys-
tem based entirely upuii Natural Prineinjes LmT,. IS73
2 vols. Klnin. > '">
.^f,"*",',"!!!' J?"^***' ''''••'•' *'••"•»■. """fJ t» the bar
Ht the Middle I'emplo 180i. The Institutes of English
Adjective l,a\v, Lon., 1M7», 8vo.
Nasmyth, James, 1808-18«(i. b. at Edinburgh, and
educated lit the university there; established the Bridge
water louniliy near Manohestor for the iiiannfaeluro of
iiicchaiuoal tools, and was the author of many iiunortiint
inventions, including the stcam-liainmer known by his
name. lie contributed " Uemarks on Tools and .Mai
chincry ' to T, Baker's Elements of Mechanism. .James
^a3myth, Engineer: an Autobiography. Edited bv
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U.S.A., etched by I'aul Hii.jon, an.l Numerous Illustra-
tions. Lon., 1883, Svo ; IM ed.. IS,S5.
"Ill addition to his reconl of the niaiiv valuable me-
d.anl.'al coutr vanc.-s In wliioh he lakes a just , ri'le ho
g vos some .leliglitlul skelelies of a time which LA,"-
i:;any^rS::.^^'jji::';;!: jXl'''^" "^ """"" ""™ "■"
„r^\'^'' ^^^I'l'KJ'TKn, Jamks, The Moon .- considered :is a
yorld, a Planet, and a Satellite. Illust. 2d ed., Lon
18,4, 8vo; 3d ed., ISS.";. ''
Xason, Rev. Klias, [..nte, vol. ii., add.,] 1811-
1837, b. at Wronthani, Mass. j graduated at Brown
University I83,i; was pastor of several Congregational
churches, a member of many learned societies, and at
one time editor of the New England Historical and ,
( enealogieal Ueeord. I. .Sir Charles Henry Frankland
Bart., Albany, N.i., 186.0, 8vo. 2. Discourse before the
New England Historical and tjenoalogical Society on
the Life and Character of (loveriior Andrew, Best
186.8, Svo. 3. Monogram on our National Song, n'
\ork, ISBi), 8vo. 4. Memoir of Mrs. Susanna Rowson!
Albany, 18,0, Svo. 5. Life and Public Services of
Iharlcs Sumner. Illust. Bast., 1874, 12ino. (1. Lives
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Publio Services of Herry Wilson, (" Famous Americans"
Ser.,) Bost., 1881, 12mo. 8. Originality, Host., 1882.
I. 'mo. '
, E"?""' *^'"""a Harrington. White Sails, Bost.,
1888, Umo.
IVason, Henry Biailford, M.D., LL.D., Ph.D.,
b. 1831, at Foxborough, Mass.; educated at Amherst
and at (idttingen ; professor of chemistry and natural
science in Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy \ Y •
member of chemical societies of Berlin, London, and
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Abbey fhurcholSt. Alban. . . . 1'erhap.s no great Kngllsh
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Acad., xlv. ;!I3. .. . t. tx r .
Neale, Ilev. John Mason, M.A., D.D., [anie,
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York, 1885, 8vo. . „, „ ,. ,
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First Appendix to the Medical Digest, 1882-86, I.nn.,
1886, 8vo, ,. ,, ,
Neale, Rev. Rollin Heber, ['nnc, vol, ii„ add„|
180.8-1879. 1. An Address delivered on the Two-Hun-
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Lon,, 1860, fp. 8vo.
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Stories, Lon., 1878, p, 8vo, , „ ,
Neate, Charles, 1806-1879, b. nt Adstock, Bmk-
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Paris, and at Lincoln College, Oxford, where he grmlii-
ated 1828; Fellow of Oriel College from 1828; Drum.
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Besika Bay : a Dialogue after the Manner of Luciaii, in
Latin Elegiac.;, Oxf,, 1877, Svo.
Neaves, Charles, Lord Neaves, ia00-l^7(>, a
Scottish lawyer; was made a judge of session with llni
courtesy title of Lord Neaves in 1854. He wa." elcl'l
lord rector of Aberdeen University in 1872, and at'aui
in 1873, and was a contributor to BlackwoodV .Ma;.';!-
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an Old Contributor to Maga, Edin,, 1868. An'.n. :;'l
ed,, enlarged, with the Music of some of the Tunes IM'.',
Svo. 2, A Glance at Comparative Philology : Latin inul
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St,KN.%,^8j7."8^; ""^"'^-'^ '" '"« ^"'-''
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of St Matthias, Poplar, London, gince 1874. I Th„
Mattin Luther, L. n. Isfi.l'i-l 5 V, "r'*M"'''' '"!
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CyHupjcdia of .Self.In.struc{io,!;Von: 8,s % :"'""^^ "
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un.:^^iTri;;::.''"^^''-'''^"''^^v^"'«^rt
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j Neiil, Ucv. Kdward Uuilield, D.D., l»„i. vol
I POM "l rT's.''^'" 'r" "^ """-"-"T CollegrMinne-
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' f''the .r '"™',T""'"^ '" """ "'»'i'"tion. a^
Kn I T ""■f":"'«'' Kl'ise'THi Church i„ St. Paul,
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187:,. s^ The Founders^d- M'aryhu,d.''.;s ," trrrTn'
Manuscripts Prinincial Records.'a.id Early' Di'cumen ."
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■ ne iI..tory .^ the Sta.eof Minnesotii, Mi^'J.:^."" ,8 ;
of Charles th^Fir.^ "'"<"" ' y'^*-''"'"' "■"'<'■ "'« ""'e
Neilson, Joseph. Memories of Uufus Choate-
with some Consideration of his Studies Method and'
Opinions, and of his Style as a Speaker and &' iio" t!]
remii,i",!;;':,j;'',,r-;^''Vf;,Ul!T"';?'l '>""•'«• I^ey cont^iln
ni.iii. disc Asio isof'l, AV' i" '""-^--Hnd a.s a public
-lenling with ' ries.Vi , 4 ;iiius':,f"h?s c'V "T'"'' "'
some noted c-ascs."-'\w;",,^xl is"! «"">«'t""" "iih
Chii«ti Vniu™ n — , .,' "•' K™o'>ateu at Corpus
oumh ntnfrf ! p^,^^'"^eo, 1870; ordained 186(5: in-
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IVeisoii, Francis GiistaviiH PnnInK h i>i47.
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ordained 186H; vicar of Malvern Link 1877-87, and
since then principal of Ely Theological College; canon
of Ely since ISHH. 1. Counsels of Faith and Prayer:
Sermons on Various Occasions, Lon., 1883, 8vo. 2. The
Man of (}od: Six Addresses, Lon., IHHfi, fp. Svo. 3.
Agnus Dei; or. Meditations on Events in Holy Week,
Lon.. 1888, 12ino. 4. Tho Fruit of the Spirit: Ten
Addresses on the Spiritual Life, Lon., 1888, cr. Svo.
Newbould, F. A. Nameless : a Novel, Lon., 1877,
cr Hvo.
Ncwbrufrk, ii, V.-.h Cloggcr an' th' Squire's Par-
rot, St. Helen's, Lancashire, Eng., 1870.
Newbury, Mrs. F. E. Coming to the Light. Il-
lust. Host., 1873, IBino.
Newbury, R. Gleanings from Ornamental Art,
Lon., 18fi3, 4to.
Newby, xHrs. C. J., [nnle, vol. ii., Newdv, Mns.,
1170
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add.l 1. Right and Left: a Novel, Lon., I8«2, 3 vols.
p. Hvo. 2. Wondrous Strange, Lon., 1MH1, 3 vols, p, Hvo,
•I I'. .,„,„.,■, >i,»,<,. I.nii . ISAA. 3 vols. n. Hvo. 4.
!Vnon. 3. C.immon Sense, I.on., 1H«,% 3 vols, p. Hvo. 4.
Kiite Kennedy, Lon., IhiKi, 2 vol«, p. Hvo. 0. Trodden
Down, Lon., iHtlil, 3 vols. p. Hvo. «. Only Temper, Lon.,
IHrtN, 3 vols. p. Hvo. 7. .Married, Lon., IHHl), 3 vols, ii,
8VO, Anon. 8. Hli Wife: a Novel, Lon., I871», 3 Vols,
or. Hvo.
Newcomb, Nimon, LL.D., Ph.D., F.R.S., Ac, h.
183,^, at Wallace, Nova Scotia; removed V> tho Unilcil
States early in lile, and was a teacher for some time, iin I
afterwards' employed in making computations for llie
National Almanac. In IH«1 he was appointed profe-H,r
of niatliematics in the U.S. navy, and was stationed at
the Naval Iniversity, where he supervised tho construc-
tion of the great telescope ordered by Congress, lie
was made secretary of tho commission created by Con-
gress in IH7I to observe the transit of Venus, December
SI, 1874, and he also went to the Ctt] f tlood Hope In
observe the transit of Venus visible there on Dccembei
I), 18S2, He is nn a.-sociiite of the Hoyal Astronomii u:
Society ol London, and a corresiiomling ..leniber of ilie
French Institute, and in 1H71 received tho bienni:ii
medal of the Haiirlcm Society of Sciences. 1. A Criti-
nal Examination of our Financial Policy during tlio Id-
bellion, N. York, 1 Hl\5, Iflmo. 2, The Orbit of Neptune,
Wash., lH6rt, 4to. 3. The Orbit of Uranus, Wash., IH73,
Ito. 4. Plonetary Motion, Wash., lH74,4to. 5. The
A B C of Finance, (" Half-Hour" .Ser.,) N. York, 1H77,
32mo. 6. Popular Astronomy, N.York, IH78, Hvo; new
eils., 1HS2, 1H87.
"It Is unlike anythlni! e of Its kind and will bi; of
more use In iirculatlng a kuowledtje nl clroiiomy tliiin
nine tenths of llic books which have appcarcil on llic .sni.
Ject of late year»."-So(. Hei:. xlv.llt).S.
7. Elements of Plone and Spherical Trigonometry, .\.
York, 18.'<2, 12nio, 8. Logariihmio and other .Mathe-
matical Tables, N. York, 1HH2, l2mo. V. New Algebra
for Schools, N.York, 1H82, 12mo. 10. Recent Improve-
ments in Astrcmomical Instruments in Europe. Pub. by
U.S. Gov't. Wash., IH84,8vo. 11. A Plain Man's T.ilk
on the Labor (Juestion, N. York, 18H6, 18mo. 12. Prin-
ciples of Political Economy, N. York, 1H8H, 8vo. 13,
Elements of the DilTerential and Integral Calculus, .N.
York, 1HH7, 12ino. With Homikn, E. S., Astronomy l"i-
.Sc'.iools and Colleges. Illust. N. York, I87», Hvo.
Newcoiiibe, II. 1. Christian Character, Lon., Ihii..,
I2II10. 2. Home and its Associations, Edin., 1870, P-'ni",
Newcome, J. The Wine of Life: a Story, Lon.,
188.^, p. Hvo.
Newdegate, Col. E. 1. (Trans.) The French
Campaign of 1H70-71 ! from the German of A. Niemann,
Lon., 1872, Hvo. 2. Fronliil Attack of Infantry; fruia
tlie German, Lon., 1873. 12mo.
Newell, Charles M., ("Capt. Barnacle," pseud. i
1. Leaves from an Old L' ,,; : \'the Nd-e, the fi^'er
Whale of the Pacific, Best., ii''. 2. Kalani ot Oahu :
an Historical Romance of Hawaii. Post., 1881, 8vo. .!.
Kamf'hainC'ha, the Conquering King : the .Mystery ';!
his Births, Loves, and Conquests : a R i, nnceof Ilawiiii,
N. York and Lon., 1SH5, p. Hvo. 4. Th. i'oyage ol tlie
" Fleetwing :" a Narrative of Love, Wreck, and W toiling
Adventure, Uost., 1887, 12mo. 5. The Isle of Piiluis:
Adventures wliile Wrecking for Gold. Illust. Lost.,
1H8H, 12mo. „ , , • ,
Newell, E. J. Popular History of the Ancient
British Church, Lon., 1887, 12mo. , , ■ ,
Newell, J. E. The Sorrow of Simona, and Lyri.;il
Verses, Lon., 1882.
NeweJI, J. R. The Times, and other Poem-,
Toronto, 1881, Svo. ,
Newell, Otis K., M.D. The Best Surgical Dress-
ing : How to Prepare it, and how to Use it, Bost., IHSS,
12mo. , . ,. I,
Newell, Robert Henry, ("Orpheus L. kcrr,
pseud.,) b. 1836, in New York City; was literary ediiur
of the New York Mercury 1858-62 ; was ccmnected » ilh
tho New York World l8l!»-74 ; edited Hearth and lli"ic
1874-78. 1. The Orpheus C. Kerr Papers. >• ''"l';
1862-68, 4 vols. 12nio. 2. The Palace Beautiful, un.l
other Poems. N. York, 1864, 12mo. 3. The Martyr 1 re:^'-
dent: a Poem, N. York, IsBii, 12mo. 4. Avory uj:tiu:i,
or. Between Two Fires: a Romance, N.York, IHtN, )«•
5. Smoked Glass. Illust. N. Y'ork, 1868, 12mo. D. Ibe
Cloven Foot: being an Adaptation of "The Mysterv oi
Edwin Drood," N. York, 1870, 12mo. J -J «r'f^]''%'
Best., 1871, 16mo. 8. The Walking Doll, N. York, in2,
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that I drink of ■
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II. Ksnav on Kivt I,on Isx'i iV' ,' If, ' '-'""•
i" i«-Cr-»dlo, l.„, isi' omi '-';;;■•,■"• '^''^'""""'y
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und other 8ermon«. Kdited ,y U^.r^. ' ^r:::;e,, M,,*!;:::!";!::;;! j;?!" ■'- >^-?f. Troc... or ^r
lOiuis-
iscoverv
M'. Joyce. Lon., ISrurHvo
try irVircliV •'f"."" }■ "•» '■"« I'™f«»^" "f oh
12mr'"'*"' ^- •"*• ^'"' "^''^■"■''"'' I>-t, Lon., I.SSO.
..Jfewinaii, Ilfv. Albert Ilenrv DD irn u
neiitiea of tho New Testarnenf hi i r^ '"""■' "erme-
UUional Notes and ^n'Z:l:^;'^^:iij::^^^^
^ A.nn,l and lil^i^i o^] ^^^-f^ -««'
lenls thuMwitI, Ili,.,H. »l ,, I, I, , ' '■',- :";lh",l,..v (,j,po.
>le.s ti, what tl„.vll,„,„,,>'.S '"■*"■'• >i'^."»n prrriVi.
I, raliiinallsni swept
I .Newnmii scorns to
special
3":"n/i!:s^t^d,;!r^7-,^riT' r-ri
< le iritish through the W,.r of r 79 L .,n Vsifs"'' '"",''
n.ote^!^;i[;!}^' j-;,*lf;-^y '^'.^on ■ . But ,t .s
we have seen ; It has a i s«.ful , klnr "'? }^? Transvaal that
'■•«" Vllili'Mtly , , . Iih;, Hi' ,i,,
ijj;;i"i,;i::iu' •'-■--■■■'" "ioei;;'i.,
l)le.s"t(,'w1»u''tlK.v'uV,m2hT'M!l''i)>'i''''''*",''' ""• "»" I - -
imrties alike. A CerVei'l a i,.,, •'"'''.'■''■ ,''.,"" "■">" "II
out any fal.l, |„ InnnaV „ or*, , ,. I i's .r,?' ' '"'^V "'"*-
mism heal-.. res.''i'je,l',,';;:.^i';;';i'| '['-''""gh-guing opil-
so^^ce ' w, ■i;;yi!"!r^;:"''!T m'7I '" ^'' '" " ^o-
I.on., I.SNN 'svo '. ; I "■ • • *'»"'cuiolieal 'J>a,.ts,
(Ko..;uthand I'uis^k; ) a ?„7t;;::';^. "';j"" ^'•^"-•
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(The Voung \u;{:r oX^'^^Z^^'/Zf-^
(Fd The'"* '."J"'""-, ^""^'- Lon., 8,S5, ;,o. 4'
I-on., ]88Sn ;■>•„«' I. ?'.•*• ?"•'«"'"' Soli,larity,
th..«gh tl/e^Un^of lirilnt: Ton .'.TsT Vsv^ ''"'
CoS:T."n'..-!;8r.";':V" ^-■-'-•''"^^^^k. in
ouS'l"on"',8.rp''8%„'""°'f''«^ "f Harn.oniou.Co1.
of the Cathoic Un ver i vhf h ,K """ t^ "-ectorship
tablishedasohool ?o teln o?Rnl" 'VTi- ""^ '>'-
at Kdgbaston, i„ oon„'rcti:n-^:[t^.i;r<^r;'M^
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minKlmiu. Ite wns elected iin hoiiornry Felli)W of Trin-
ity Colli'ge, Oxfuril, in IM77. in 1S7U lie wii.i crciitod n
Canliniil Dcaeoii by I'lipu Leo XIII. For biog., see
Jf.nxi.ngs, llKxiiv Jamks, »fi;))-<i. I. Ciillista: a Sljetoli
of the Third Century, Lon., IXbCi, llirno; new ed., lST;i.
2. Lectures unil Essayfl on I.'nivei'sity i^uhjeots, Lon.,
IH;>9, I2ni(>. :). Mr. Kingsloy nnd Dr. Newniiin : a
Corre.ipondenco on the (Jiiestion whether Dr. Xcwnian
teached that Truth is no Virtue, Lon., L^til. I'liinpli.
4. Apologia pro Vitil Sua : being a, Reply to a.I'ainphlet
entitled " What, then, does Dr. Newman mean '!" I, on.,
1861, Svo; new od., entitled "History of my Religious
Opinions," D^Sb ; now eds., Is;;!, I87S.
" In K'iving this aceouiit of his religious history, Dr. New-
man is thoniuphly and ir.iplicilly tu be believed. Thero
Is the slauipol trntli in every word he iitlers about hini-
self. The lolly egotism, inseparable, perhaps, from Ibe oe-
casion, the severe and caulious anahsis ol' molive. the ar-
tlstie power .wilii which ho anatomizes liiiiiself and lays
bare his own palpitating nerves, and Ibe exc|Uisitely jiaiii-
fnl pleivsure with whieb he seriously studies bis 'inmost
soul, ami asks others into the dis.'^eeting-rouni where he
leetures on himself, has both dignity and pathos in it."—
A'a/. Jitv., ,\vii. 785.
5. The Dream of (Jerontius. liy .1. H. X. Lon.,
1865, I6mo. C. iiettor to Dr. I'ljsey on his Reoesit
Eirenicon, Lon., 1866, Svo. 7. (EiL) Maxims of the
Kingdom of Heaven, Lon., 1867, fp. Svo. 8. Verses on
Various Oooaaions, Lon., 1868, fp. Svo; now eds., 1S7J,
18S0. »
"The volume naturally divides Into three portiinis. The
first part consi.sts cjf various short einnpositious. (diiellv re- I
prints from the ' Lyra .Vpostoliea.' . . . Then follows "a .se- !
Ties of translations from the hymns of the Itreviarv. . . .
And lastly we have what is the longest and apparently the ;
latest poem in the book, the ' Dream of i.ierontihs.' . , . !
There is no previous work of Dr. Xi'wman's, e.xeept the |
' Apoloijia,' so rich in personal indieatioiis."— .Sat. Rev., 1
XXV. 144. '
'J. Parochial and I'lain Sermons. Edited bv W. ,1.
Copeland, li.D. Lon., 1868, 8 vols. (This includes the
Parochial Sermons previously published, with others.)
" His sermons have done more perhaps than aiiv one
thing to mouUl and ciuicken and brace the reliuimis" tem-
per of our time : they have aeteil with e(iual Inree on those
who were nearest and on those who were I'urtliest from
him in theological opinion,"— s'(i(. liet:. xxvii. 710.
10. An Essay in Aid of a (jrammar of Assent, Lon.,
1870, p. Svo; 4th ed., 1874; new ed., 1.885.
" His recent b(X)k will leave him as it found him, a com-
paratively isolated thinker. , . . He approaches Custom,
Authority, Tradition, Dogma, not from tlie objective but
from the subjective side.' — S(i(. AVc, xxix. ,':1 ">,
".Men are, (jr think they are, (for it is the .same thing,)
certain of great portions of their knowledge. What are
the criteria of this certaiity? When do we know tlint our
a.s.sent has been rightly given toaiiv preferenre '.' Tliis is
tile logical problem to which the '(irammar of Assent' is
uddre.sse<l. . . . The sources of interest opened bv this V(.l-
uu,e are of two kinds. (1) The personal inteiv'st, which
here ri.ses to the level of history. For the mental analvsis
presented is not only an analysis of the mind of the author,
It is an analysis of a whole phase of religious thought,- a
pha.se which will hereafter form the principal topic of the
eeelcsiastlcal history of the nineteenth cciiturv. ... (2)
The seecuid source of interest is derived from the" scientific
value of the logical view propounded. . . . This theory of
Assent is . . . nothing more than an account of a fact. It
oll'ers <:(> criterion of truth."— Mark I'ATri.so.v : Aead.,i.
'2:29,
11. Miscellanies from the Oxford i^ermons, Lon., 70,
p. Svo. 12. Essays, Critical and Historical, Lon., 187l'
2 vols. p. Svo; 4th ed., 1874.
" The.sc essays of Dr. Newman's were almost k^ of them
written and published while he was still a Fellow of Oriel
College, Oxford, antf a memberof the Kstablisbed Church
. . . tew as there are of these essays which do not contain
thoughts and suggestions much wider and deeper than
anypeculiartothe Anglican creed from the iiointof which
they were written, . . . their value will be diiiiiiiislied to
the ordinary reader by the fact that as an Anglican Dr
^ewman necessarily took much narrower view of the
Issues between doubt and tu.tb than he has taken since he
entered the Catholic Vhuvrh."—Spccl(iliit; xliv. i;!71.
la. Historical Sketches, Lon., 1872, 2 vols. or. 8vo.
" They are comparatively light, both in substance and
method, not professing u i .- the result of anv very iiro-
fouiid research, and not \ ,;.se.ssing, apart froin the clear-
nes.s with which they bring out the author's view of par-
ticular periods, an historical value of the highest kind."—
i^U. Kit'., XXXV. '221.
14. A Letter addressed to HiaGm- the Duke of Nor-
folk on Occasion of Mr. Gladstone's Recent Exiiostula-
tion, Lon., I87i, o; 4th ed. same year.
" He pushes back the exaggerations and e.ccesse.s of Mr.
Gladstone's parliamentary rhetoric with the old mastery
of slow irresistible strength."— ylonf., vli. 79.
1172
NEW
15. The Via Media of the Anglican Church. Illus-
trated by Lectures. Lon., 1877, 2 vols. p. Svo. 16.
Pincerna: Ex Terentis : in Usum Pueroruiu, Lon., 1S8(I.
(An alteration cd' Terence's " Eunuchus.")
" The .scenes ami iiieideiits whiidi have been retrenched
are ipiite inadml.ssllile. and we may cheerfully accept an
ingenious and blameless substitute for thuui. —ftiicclnlnr
liii. 10l:i.
Some of the books included in the foregoing list, sii.li
as the Historic-al Sketches, Ac., belong to a collocleil
edition of Cardinal Newman's writings, Lon., Is7n-7ii,
:i6 vols.
(Jk.nkeiai, CitiTicisM :
" There is something in Dr. Newman's nnuiner of even
approaching a subject cbaracteri.stic of the peculiarities (pf
hismiiHl. He seems to labour under a kind of intellectual
s(|iiiiil. Partly from nature and imrtly from invcteiiile
habit, liescems ine«|ial.leof takinga straightforward view
of anytliiiig. The mind's eye glances oil at once from a
direct survey to the sides of whatever he contemplates,
and, losing sight (d'all that Is most obvious to others, lights
on some collateral bearing, some cliaucc relation in ,n..
cideiital cin uinstance, and fastens there, 'fhi- sinister
iiowcr of dis<-overiiig, and readiness lo seize, the wrong
handle of everything is, curi(aisly enough, what gives him
with many bis great reputation for depth of thought ; just
as if a man should gain the character of a great navigator
by going from this [Dublin] to Holyhead by the Cape of
(ojod Hope iii.stcad of taking the ilirect course.''— ItioitT
Kev. William FnzdKiiAi.D: Ledurcs un Kcclisimlicnl Hi/,
lunj.
'• The one object to which he has devoted the labours ..r
a lifetime has been the formation of his religions creed.
He has exercised an inllnenee iiKjre powerful over llic
thoughts of bis generation on such subjects than alim si
any other living man. He is regarded bv maiiv pco|.lc us
an incarnation of what is culled ' remorseless logic ;' ami
yet, alter careful and jindoiigeil studv of all bis priiici|ial
writings, we find it iniiiissibie to understand what is Ibe
fcmndation of his whole structure. . . . Fnmi liiM to last
he never, so far as we know, gives any dear account of the
reasons why he should hold with this desperate tenacity
to the opinions which apjiear to lead to resuUs which
appear so strange. The question forces itself on a reader
ol tb( • Ajpologia' at every page of that W(U-k, but it e.ni-
biins almost nothing to gratify his euriositv."— .Sa(. ii'tr..
xix. 768.
" His was not the writer's nature that is irresistibly im-
pelled to writing and thinking for their own sakes. lb
thought, he wrote, that he might inlluence the uclioi.^ n|
uieii. He did influence their actiiuis, but, as a conse-
quence, most of what he wrote has in realitv dieil awav
with its practical eflect, nnd of his forty voiumes but a
few sermons, ' Lead, kindly Light,'- the one livmn of mir
language,— the 'Apologia,' and ijcrbaps 'The Idea of a
I niversity,' will form permaiieiil additions to KiiKlisli
literature. His liistories are uiihistorical, his critici,«m
, uncritical, and much of his tbeologv is loundcd ..ii bis
history and criticism. . . . And yet wliat literarv ihiwits
j were those that thus seem to have been squandered awiiv
on temporary objects! ... All the resources of a niii>uV
ol English style— except, perhaps, one, description— wire
at his command; )pure dictiiui. clear arrangement, imnv,
: dignity, a copious command of words combined wiili'ii
. reserve in the use oi them,— all these qualities went i,,
I make up the qharra of Newman's style, the finest flower
that the earlier system of a purely classical education has
produced."- ^l(/i., No. 3277.
Newman, Rev. John Philip, D.D., LL.D., b.
1820, in New York Cily ; became pastor of the Metru-
politan Methodist Chnreli, Washington, D.C., in IMIO,
and has since been twice reinstated in fliat cliargo. He
was chaplain of the U.S. Senate 18611-74, and in 187:1
was sent abroad as inspector of United States consulate.-.
1. From Dan to Ueersheba; or. The Land of Promise as
it now appears. Mops and Ilhist. N. York, 1864, IL'nie.
2. 'Thrones and Palaces of Babylon and Nineveh, fmiii
the Persian Gulf to the Medite'-raneau : a Thousiiicl
Miles on Horseback. Illust. N. York, 1875, 8vo. ::.
Sermons preached in the Metropolitan Church, Wasli-
ington, D.C., 1876. 4. Christianity Triumphant: iis
Defensive and Aggressive Victories, N. York, l'^'-::.
12mo.
Newman, .Mrs. John Philip. 1. (EJ.) Dew-
drops and Sunshine : Poems about Little Children. .V.
Y'ork, 1872, sq. ISino. 2. Mother, Home, and Heaven,
[ver.se,] N. York, 1872, sq. ISnio.
Newinnn, Mrs. jMary Wcntworth. 1. Fairy-
Tales from Gold Lands, San Fran., 1867-68, 2 vol*.
l6mo; new ed., 1870. 2. Golden Dawn, and other
Stories, San Fran., 1869, l6nio. ,1. Too late, Lon.,
1874, 2 vols. p. Svo. 4. Jean, Lon., 1875, 2 vols. i.. .mo.
5. The Last of the Haddons : a Novel, Lon., 1877, :>
vols. cr. 8vo. 6. What Cosn: a Novel, Lon., ISSI. -i
vols. or. 8vo. 7. Her Will and her Way, and other
Stories, Lon., 1887, p. Svo. 8. Getting On; or, HuW
Reuben Bond became Rich, Lon., 1888, p. Svo.
Newmn
1'''55, Svo.
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1876, 4to; 4th cd., continued to 188S, and incUidinv'
American History, 1888. 6. Tables of Ancient Histnrv.
&c.. B.C. 150II-A.D. 200, Lon., 1876, 4to. 6. Byiou,
(" English Men of Letters,") Lon,, 1880, p, Svo.
"His narrative is about the best we have seen on the
subject in anv rea-sonalile compass. Hiserilicism seems U'
us inferior, n"ot wi mueli because we do not 'i);;ee witli lis
decision.s, as liteause those decisions do iml .-eeni to us l,.
be full eiKHigh, clear enough, or suniiieiitly eo-ordimilc.l
Into a hanuoiiioiis view of Byron's .singular geniU3, - xif.
7. Tho Death of Themistocles.and other Poems, Lon..
1881, p. Svo. S. American Literature: au Historiciil
Sketch, 1620-1880, Edin., 1882, Svo.
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subject of special study, fie lias visited America and been
broiiL'lit into imimate relations with some ol the most
famous Amerieuiis of our time. . , . Moreover, the style ol
his book is eiiergetie and often brilliant.' —Alh., No. ■/^M.'.
9. Robert liurns : n Sketch of his Career and (knius.
IS.S^. 10. Bacon, {"English Philosophers:") Part I.,
Bacon's Life, Edin., 1888, 12nio. See, also, DoHKi i.,
SVIINEV, mljli-n.
Nichol, John Piingle, LL,D,, [oi./c, vol. ii., add..]
1SII4-1S.)9, Mcnior'iils from lien Rhydding, conccrnini:
the Place, its People, its Cures, l/on., 1852, Svo, Anon,
1 Nichol, Rev. R. B, A Pastor's Legacy; with
Introductory Notice by J, A. Wallace, Lon., 1864, 12iio>.
I NicholnH, (Jrillith A. 1. The Biddy Club, and
how its Members grappled with the Troublesome Servant
a clergymau of the Reformed Episcopal i Qu„sti„t,, Chic, 1887, !2mo. 2. When Peggy
'inilcil :
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Practical Treatise on Pa.alysis and other Diseases of the , -
Brain and Spinal Cord, Lon., 1885, Svo. 2. A Practiea i Famihea,J,on., 1S74, r. ^8vo
Treatise ou Consumption, Lung Diskisc, Arthma, and
Bronchitis; new cd., Lon., 1886, 12mo. 3. A Practiea
Troaf.se on Epilepsy: its Sjocessful Treatment and
Cure, new ed., rev.,' Lon., 1S,86, p. Svo. 4. Essays on
the Most Important Aflcctions of tho Skin ; 3d ed., Lon.,
1887, 12ino.
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Nicholas, Rev. Ichabod, D.D., 1784 -IS.A b. at
Portsmouth, N.Il. ; gnidouted at Harvard, and becaaie
a Congregational minister. Hours with the Evangelists,
Bost., 1859-64, 2 vols. Svo.
Nicholas, J. W. 1. The Devil's Cauldron : a Story
for Christian Times, Lon., 1886, p. Svo. 2. The Two
Crosses, Lon., 18S7, l2mo. ,
Nicholas, Rev. Thomas, M.A., Ph.D., l•.0.^..
1820-1879, b. near St. David's, Wales ; was professor ol
Biblical literature and mental science in the Presljylc-
rian College at Carmarthen until 1883, when he scltlcl
in London ami occupied himself in promoting a scheme
for the establishment of a university for Wales, lie hiid
collected materials towards a history of Wales, I. Ihe
Pedigree of the English People : an Argument, Histor-
ical and Scientilic. on English Ethnology, showing tlie
Progress of Race-Amalgamation in Britain from the
Earliest Times: with Special Reference to the Incorpu-
ration of the Celtic Aborigines, Lon., 1868, Svo; 2d ed.
same year. „ ,, , „• i i,
" Another vnhime to prove that hngUshmeii are Weh i-
men, but this time happily wiibont any lurllu'r atienu'} to
prove that Welshmen are either Jews or Greeks. . . . i.ii
It never be forgotten that it is, alter all, luily a iiuesiioii mI
less or more. No nation has a 'pedigree in the sense
which lawyers and genealogists attach t(j the wora pent-
im^e." —Sat.Ji£ i'.. .xxv. 7ri7.
2. msWfyiind Anticiuities of Glamorganshire and its
Families, Lon., 1874, r. Svo. 3. Memoirs of tlie Civil
War in Wn.los ""d the Marches, 1642-49, Lon., ''' b 2
vols. Svo. 4. Annals and Antiquities of tho I ■!.«
of Wales, Lon., 1875, ? vols. Svo. 5. Countic. niM
County Families of Wales, Lon., 1875,2 vols. sup. r. ->"•
Nicholl, George Frederick, M.A., b. 183:> i-onl
Almoner's professor of Arabic at O.xford since 18i8. 1.
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}). Nvo. 2. A Bengali Grammar; also, an Asume.-e
Grammar, Lon., ISiSo, Svo.
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as nil h.\ii;iiiile. fiOH., 1S81, l2ino.
Nieholls,!!. A. A. Cultivation of Libcrian Coffee
in the Ufst I.i lies, Lun., 1881, |i. 8vo.
Nichotlii, tl. ti. History of the Forest of Dean.
Lon., 18;i.', p. 8vo.
Nichoi'.f, H. G. Iron-Making in the Oliloii T:me
Lon., 18li.), Svo. ■
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»t. t; ) i li .rarian of the Bristol Free Libraries, Bristol,' i
i.ng. The Uemarkabie Life, Adventures, and Discover, i
les of Sebastian (^abot, Lon., ISfil), p. Svo.
,ii!u'f'!,H,''i'^,'."'"'* "''' "\''''-'-' ^"yag'-'s ''"ve, in fact, been mud. '
died up into one, not m the popular trixlitlon alon.. but
ovoi! ,t maybe In the leeolk-elioii of treljHstian 1 self
forty years aft ;r the pvent."-.svi^ Jiev., .x.xviii. 08;! :
With 'J'AVLon, Jons, Bristol, I'ast and Present, illust
Bristol, L880..82, 2 vols. Svo.
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hlKh and alniost us unqnatifled us is dLfsurved bv h s loint
produptipiM.f two Bristol librarians, of wlibli Nfr. X ,. N
coiitributcs t .» civ 1 an,l Mr. Taylor the oeele>i»stical hlv
•ii, •,■ ; ' "'"* t'li'rouKlily well done and intercstim; a
work as has ever come before our notice."-.l(/i., No "Im
NjcIioII«, R. II. The Vine and its Branches: ',
Spiritual I'otois, Lon., ISliO, 12mo. '
Nichoils, W. A., [„nte, .0!. ii., add.] The Royal
Koad to Drawing, on a Superior 8v8teni, Lon. 1870 '
vols. r. Svo. " I > -
\icholls, W, J. American Kailway-Builder •
Hand- Book of Probable Cost, Phila., 1878, iSmo.
Nichols, B. Inez do Castro: Newdigate Prize
Poem, Lon., 18;i;i, sq. Kimo.
Nichols, Catherine. Wild Flowerj of the West
By -n Old Prairie Hen. Chie., 1874.
Nichols, F. M., and Williams, A. L. Iho Stat-
ute of Frauds and Perjuries in Pennsylvania: a Com-
pili.tion of All Cases decided, i'hila., 1888, Svo
Nichols; Fraifcis Morgan, JI.A., F.S.A. b IS'Jfi ■
graduated at Wiidliftin College, Oxford, 1 8 17,. Fellow
18 19-50 ; called to the bar at the Inner Tem,ile 1852. I
(Ed.) Britton's Treatise upon the Common Lawof Eno'-
land; with an En^'lish Translation and Notes, Ovf,
iMio, 2 vols. r. Svo. 2. The Roman Forum : a Tot.o-
gniphical Study. Illust. Lon., 1877. Maps and Plans '
separate. i
•' .Mr. Parker and Mr. Nichols are the e.xact ahtiirodcs of i
one another. Mr. I'arkor .hies not undtTstaiid 1 'l Lot- '
md he cannot construe the Latin ; but he knoHVeverv-
luiig about the brick.. Mr. Nichols understa 11 Is the ^Us- '
',"'Lnni''^Ti'';"''":"S"'«^'"": hut he has liaidl • ijlven .
f.o miich of his mind to the bricks as would have bee
Kood for him."— sv,^ [in:, xliv. U3
"Nichols, U. A-," (Pseud.) ,See Woiithinqton,
Miis. Bessib, (.Stiio.no.) hifra. '
Nichols, George Ward, 18:57-1885, b. in Mount
1 H'sert Me. ; sorve 1 in the civil war, and was on the
Stan ot Uen. Sherman, whom he aecompaniod on his
iimreh to the sea. Ho afterwards settled in Cincinnati,
ivlierc ho was active in founding the Cincinnati College
ot .Music, of which ho was president. 1. The Slorv of
the Ureal March, N. York, 1805, 12mo. (Of this work
i->,l)Oi) copies are stated to have been sold in 'he year
of Its publication.) 2. Sanctuary : a Story of the Civil
"iir, N. \ork, ISIifl, 12mo. :i. Art Education applied
IM Industry : with Descriptions of Industrial Art in the
.Middle Ages, Ac. Illust. N. York, 1877, Svo. 4 Pot-
tiry: how ,t ig made, its Shane and Decoration, Ac:
",'.' \ *^'''''»Sraphy. Illust. N. York, 1878, 12mo. 5
I'.d.) The Cincinnati Organ ; with a Deseriiition of the
( uo'inniiti Music Hall. Illust. Cin., 187S, 16mo
■Nichols, J. L. The Davenport Brothers : a Binn-
i''|ji>, Ion., 1864, p. Svo. *
Nichols, James
Svo.
Nichols, James Henry Kerry- The King
Country J or, Explorations in New Zealand. Illust. and
•unp. Lon., 1884.
„i,!,?',V'^°"",'"' F^ •''^ descriptions that the reader can
almost inmgiiie him.self a visitor to the variinis nloccs and
01 adjectives sometimes arouses a suspicion that both the
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Notes on Shakspeare, Lon., 1861,
IS.'^'no. 2m ""^ '""'"■'' ""'^' '"" '"'''''■"J' '••■^"yg'-'raled."-
Nichols, .lames .M. Perry's Saints; or. The
Mghting Parson's Regiment in H-e War of the Rebel-
lion. Illust. Bui.., ISsii, l2mo.
Nichols, James Kobinsoii, isut-lsss b at
West Amesbury, Mass. ; was a inaniifacturing chemist in
Boston, and lounder and editor ot rhc lj„Hton .foi.rnal
of Chemistry 1. Chemistry of ti:c (•arm nnd the Sea,
liost., 1867, 12mo. 2. Fireside Seie-.c : Popular .Scien-
tific Essays, Post., 1S72, 12nio. ;i .Science at Home:
Popular scientific Essays upon Sublets connected with
U'V'?"«rr^' HHr. '""'• Y"!^' "^■'■'' '-'■"". ■•. Whence,
"hat, Where.' View of the Origin, Mature, and Destiny
of J'm, .\. \ork- 18,K2, Kimo; 3d ei., rev,, l,H8;i
Nichols, Hev. John UroadhurEt, and Dy.
moud, Charles William, F.S.A. Tile Practical
! \ulue ol Christianity: Two Prise Essnys, Lon, 1S88
I cr. ;-vo. (One supports the orthodo.v and the other the
1 sceptical view.)
I Nirfiols, John Gough, F.S.A., [„i,t,; vol. ii.,
add,,] Smi-187:). 1. (Ed.) Literaiy Reuiiiins of King
tdward VI., (P.oxburghe Club,) ■i,J7, 8vo ■> (Edl
: Narratives of the Days of 'ho Reformation, ohieliy from
: the Manu.scrli.ls of Jo'in Foxc, the Martyroiogist : with
Iwo Contemponiry Biogniphies of Arelibishon t'niniiier
(Camden Soe ) l.on., Lsjy, 4to. ;!. A Deseriotive Cata-
logue of the Works of the Camden Society, Fiist Series
'.7 ■'.?■• "*• j^;'-' "'""'■y ^""' ^i'^rhW: compiled
in the Reign of Charles It. By T. Dingicy. With an
Intioiiuetic;!, Ac. (Camden Soe.) Lon., I8O7 l,S(i8 2
yol£.4to^_ 5. (Trans.) Pilgrimages of E.asmus'; 2d ed„
Lon,, 18,., ,,. 8v,, C. ( Ed.) The Autobiography of Anno
Ladj HaiKctl. (Camden Soc.) Lon., !,s75, 4to With
BijrrB, ,Ioii.<, (ul.; Wills from Doctors' Commons; a
Selection from the Wills of Eminent Persons proved in
the Preiogntive Court at Canterbury, I I95-Iti95, (Cam-
den ,Soc.,) Lon., ISii.S, 4to.
Nichols, Laura D. Netty Marlow in Washington.
Illu.«t. Lost., I8SIJ, Kimo. °
Nichols, (fori.ierly Gove,) .Mrs. .Mary .Sar-
, geant, [,<„(<. vol. ii., add.] 1. Experience in Water-
1 Cure, .V York, 1849, 12mo. 2. A Woiiian'o Work in
Hater-Cure and Sanitary Education, Lon., 1874, 16mo
I Nichols, Starr H., graduated at Yale College, and
becf-me a 1 nitarian minister; now a broker in New
lork. Monte Rcsa: the Epic of an Alp, Best., 1882
Itimo. '
' n»'v.'r'i 7'''"'" """ '^^ ^^l^"-''' "'"-' -^'Pi'ii' 'icscription was
il\% i-^""-' '="""I>'''-'««<1 i"'" a single vohime.''-.V„(,;,„,
AAA V I. -if 1, '
, Nichols, Thomas. What's in a Name: being a
i Popular Explanation cf Ordinary Christian Names of
i ,1",; ","0 """'"■ I^.yT.Nickle Nichols, [pseud.] Lon.,
) 18,i9, ISmo. ■' '
: Nichols, Thomas, of the British Museum. 1 \
, "r„ "'' J""'.^,';"''"' '" ""' '^■••''■'^>' ^".■'eum, Lon.,
' ,si,6, 8vo 2. A Handy Book of the British Milseum
Lon.. Ih(0, Svo.
N'chols, Thomas L., M.D., F.S.A., [ai,tc, vol. ii.,
adu ,] b. in New England about 1820: removed to Eng-
land during the civil war and settled at Malvern. 1
lorty Years of American Life, Lon., 18(U, 2 vols. Svo-
now ed., 1875. '
".\o bool- we have ever read gave us anvthiiiff llkeso
2. How to Cook: ^:sthetio Gastronomy, Lon., 1S72
12mo. I!. Human Physiology the Basis of Sanitary and
Social .Science, Lon., 1872, p. 8vo; new cd..'., lS75,"l8S5
4. How ' ■ Behave : a Manual of Manners and Morals
Lon., 18, 4, 12mo. 5. How to Live on Sixpence a Day.
Lon.. 18,5; abridged ed., 1879.
„.i'MT''f."'?"''"" ","", sixpi-'iiTO a 'Iny will amplv supplv us
faith 1> one who would seem to practise what lie preaches "
— ^pea(«or, xlix. .vj,
6. Social Life: its Principles, Relations, and Obliga-
tions Lon., ms, l2mo. 7. Count Rumford : How ho
banished Beggary from Bavaria, Lon., 1879, 18mo. 8.
A Scamper across Europe: with Glimpses of Paris, Ao '
Lon 1879, 1.8mo. 9. Eating to Live: the Diet Cure!
an t.'isayon the ilolulions of Food and Drink to Health,
Disease, and Cure, Lon., 1881, |2mo. 111. Marriage in
■ Ji/?S*' ■'" "■''"■■y. Pliysiology, Morals, Ae., Lon.,
1888, I2ino.
Nichols, W. A. The Wise Woman as Builder ; or.
Strength and Beauty in the Formation of Female Char-
acter, Ohio., 1883, sq. 16mo.
1175
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Nichols, W. T. Mind Cure : its Truths and Falla-
cies, t'hio., \»m), I2ino.
Nicho's, Williilin. The Beloved I'rlnce : a Me-
moir, fof PriiR'O Alliert.] I,on., IH8II, p. Svo.
Nichols, William A. I.ifo of S. T. Nichols.
Illust. \. York, isrili, ISiuo.
NichulM, Kev. William Luke, M.A., F.S.A.,
graduated iit (iiioen's Collei^u, Oxford, 182J; ordained
1S27; ininisler of Holy Trinity, Hath, ISIilMB; vicar
of IJuckland-Monaohorum 18 It)-,')!. I. Koliquiic Ho-
manic: a Korniin Villa described, Bath, I.s;i3, Ito. 2.
(Kd.) Kilvcrt's Hcmains, Bath, I8fi7, Svo. ;j. The
Quiintocks and their Associations, Bath, IS7.'(, Hvo.
Nichols, William Kiplcy, isir-is.-^ti, b.in Boston,
Mass.; grailuated at the Alassachusetts Institute of
Technology in lS()il, anci became proftissor of cheui-
istry there in 1S71. I. On the Filtration of I'otable
Water. Illust. N. York, IS7H, Svo. 2. Water-Supply,
considered mainly from a Chemical and Sanitary Stand-
Point, X. Y'ork, IS."^;!, Svo. With NoiiToN, Lkwis M.,
Experiments in General Chemistry, Best., 1884. Pri-
vately printed.
Nicholson, Alexander, M.A., LL.D., a .Scotch
advocate; late sheriff of Kirkcudbright. 1. Oaelic
Proverbs and Familiar Phrases, Ediu., I8H1, p. Svo. 2.
(Ed.) Memoirs of .-Vdaiu Black, iss.'i, cr. Svo. (Includes
extracts from an nnpublisheti autobiography.)
" It is written with taste and judgiutMit."— .S/Kda/or, Iviii.
1107.
'S. No Cipher in .'Shakespeare: being a Refutation of
the Hon. Ignatius Donnelly's Great Cryptogram, Lon.,
1888. Svo.
Nicholson, Brinsley. (Ed.) The Discoverie of
'I'itchcraft. By Reginald .Scot. Being a Reprint of
the First Edition, published in 15S4; with Notes, Glos-
sary, and Introiluction, l.on., 1886, 4to.
Nicholson, C '^. iptive Account of the Roman
Villa at Brading, Isle u: ght, Lon., 18SU, cr. 4to.
Nicholson, Cornelius, F.G.S., F.S.A., b. 1,804.
Work and Worker^' of the British Association for the
Advancement of Science, Lon., 1884, 12mo.
Nicholson, E. 1. Chronological Guide to English
Literature, I jn., 1878, p. Svo. 2. (Trans.) Spinoza;
from the (icrman of 13. Aucrbach, Lon., 1882, 2 vols.
ISmo. 3. Student's Manual of German Literature,
(based on ICurz,) L(m., I8S2. p. Svo.
Nicholson, Edward Williams Byron, M.A.,
graduated at Trinity College, O.xfonl, 1871 ; librarian of
the London Institution 1873-82, and since then Hodley's
librarian. I. The Christ-Child, .to. : Poems, Lon., 1877,
cr. Svo. 2. The Rights of an .\nimal: a New Essay
in Ethic-. Lon., 1S79, p. 8vo. .'i. The (iospel according
to the Hebrews; its Fragments, Translated and Anno-
tated: with a Critical .Analysis, Lon., IS7il, Svo. 4. A
New Commentary on the Gospel according to Matthew,
Lon., ISSl, Svo. 0. Our New New Testament: Explana-
tion and Criticism, Lon., ISSl, fp. Svo.
Nicholson, 3Irs. Eliza Jane, (Poitevent.)
Lyrics. By Pea.l Rivers, [pseud.] Pliila., 1873,
Nicholson, Geor;je, curator of the Royal Botanic
Gardens, Kow. (Ed.) -'ho Illustrated Dictionary of
Gardening, Lon., ISS4-S8, 4 vols. 4to.
Nicholson, H. W. The Lost Children; or, A
Night's Adventure: a Tale, Lon., 1S68, 12mo; new cd.,
1876.
Nicholson, Capt. H. Whalley. From Sword
to Share; or, .V Fortune in Five Years at Hawaii, Loi,,,
18SI, p. Svo.
Nicholson, Henry Alleyne, M.D., Ph.D.,
F.G.S., b. 1811, at Pentlth. Cumberland, and educated
at the universities ef Giittingen and Edinburgh ; was
appointed lecturer on natural history in the .Medical
School if Edinburgh in 1869, profe3.sor of natural his-
tory anu botany in the University of Toronto, Canada,
in 1S7I, j rui'o'sor of biology and physiology in the
University of Durham in 1874, professor of natural
history in the University of St. Andrews in 1875,
Swiney lecturer on geology to the British .Museum in
1 877, and Regius professor of natural history in the Uni-
versity of .Aberdeen in 1882. He has published numer-
ous memoirs in scientiflo journals. I. Essay on the
(Jcology of Cumberland and Westmorelaml. Illust.
Lon., iSiiS, Svo, 2. A Manual of Zoology, for the Use
of Students, Lon., 1870, p. Svo; 6th ed., enl., Edin.,
1880, Svo; 7th ed., 1887. 3. Syllabus of Lectures on
Zoology, Geology, and Palieontology, Edin., 1S70. 4.
Advanced Text-Book of Zoology. Illust. Lon., 1870,
1176
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p. Svo; 4th cd., Edin., 1SS6. 5. Introductory Text-
Book of Zoology, Edin , 1H7I, 12mo; 6th cd., 1887. 6.
Introduction to the Study of Biology, Edin., 1872, p.
Svo. 7. Text-Book of Geology, for Schools and College,-.
Illust. N. York, 1872. s. Examinations in Natural
History, Edin., 1872. 9. Monograph of the Brili.-h
Oraptolitidie : Part I., General Introduction. Edin.,
1872, Svo. 1(1. A .Manual of Pala-ontology, for the Use
ofStudcnts; with '. General Introduction on tlie Prin-
ciples of PaUi'ontology, Edin., IS72, 2 vols, Svo ; 2d ed.,
rev. and enl., 1879.
"In lt« new and greatly expanded form, . . . the nio.st
complete and sysleniatie treatise on tliesnbjoct in the Eng-
lish language."— .S(i(. Jicv., 1. 398.
1 1. Outlines of Natur.il History, for Beginners, Edin.,
1873, 12mo. 12. Report on the Pala'outology of the
V^rovince of Ontario. Illust. 1874-7.0, 2 vols, r, Svn.
Printed by (Jrder of the Government of Ontario. 13.
Rejjort on the P'ossil Coals, Sjiongcs, and Polyzoa of tlu
Silurian and Devonian Rocks (jf the State of Ohii.
(Paht'ontology ofthe Stateof Ohio, vol. ii.) Illust. lS7.'i,
4to. 14. The Nature of Life: a Lecture, Edin., lS7,-i,
Svo. 15. The Anc'ent Life-History of the Earth. Illust.
Edin., 1877, p. Svo. 16. On the Structure and Affin-
ities of the "Tabulate Corals" of the Paheozoic Period.
I Illust. Ellin., 1879, r. svo. 17. On the Structure and
' Aflinilies of the (ienus Monticulipora and its Sub-
Genera . with Critical Descriptions of Illustrative Spe-
cies. Illust. Edin., 1S81, r. .Svo.
"It gi'-es evidence of prolonged 'abour and study."—
Acad., XX. 201.
18. Synopsis of the Clasfitication of the Animal
Kingdom, Lon., 1S82, Svo. 19. Natural History: its
Rise and Progress in Ihitain, as developed in the Life
and Labours of Leading Naturalists. Illust. Edin..
ISSfi, p. Svo. With AViiiTK, PiioK. C. A., Bibliography
of North American Invertebrate Palieontology. (I'.S.
Gov't Pub.) Wash., 1878, Svo. Wiih Etukkiiiuk, R,, Jii.,
F.G.S., A Monograph of the Silurian Fossils of the
Girvan District in .Ayrshire; vol. i., Edin., 1879, r. Svo.
Nicholson, Henry I. II. The Abbey of St. Ai-
bans : some Extracts from its Early History, and a De-
scription of its Conventual Church : intended chicHy f,ir
the Use of Visitors, Lon., ISOI ; 2d ed., 1856. Ainin.
Nicholson, Isabella. I. Dusty Mirrors, Lmi..
1884, Svo. 2. Songs of the Soul, Lon., 1885, sip Kim".
Nicholson, J. Beacons of East Y'orkshire. Illu.-t.
Lon., 1887, 12mo.
Nicholson, J. Nightly Wanderings in the Gardens
of the Sky, Lon., 1881, 12no.
Nicholson, James. Idylls o' Hume, and other
Poems, Lon., 1870, I2mo. With Niciiolso.v, ELi.f;\- C,
Poems, Lon., 1880, sij. I6mo.
Nicholson, Rev. John Aldwell, M.A., gradu-
ated at Trinity College, Dublin, 1852; ordained 1853:
minister of St. Alban's, Leamington, -ince ISSl. I. The
Living Voice of the Church, Lon., 18,7. 2. Aposioliial
Succession in the Church of Sweden, Lon., I881I, cr. Svo.
Nicholson, Joseph Shield, JI.A., D. Sc, h.
1S50, at Wrawby, Lincolnshire; took his degrees at
Trinity College, Cambridge, and the University of Lon-
don ; professor of political economy and mercantile law
in the University of Edinburgh since 18S0. He hns
contributed to the Encyclopiedia Br'taunica .uid Cliiini-
bcrs's Encyelopii'dia, and furnished an iiitioduciioii anl
notes to an edition of Smith's Wealth of Nations. I.
Cambridge Cobden Prize Essay : The Effects of .Ma-
chinery on Wages, Lon., 1878, Svo. 2. Tenants' Gain nnt
Landlords' Loss; and some oiher Economic Aspects of
liie Land Question, Edin., ISS3, cr. Svo. 3. A Treatise
on Aloney, and Essays o\. Present Monetary Problems,
Lon. and Edin., 1888, p. 8vo.
" Prof. Xiclioliion's ' Treatise on Money' deserves to oc-
■ cujiy a high place. Less crowded with details than Jevoo^N
iimiuml oil the same subject, and ciiually clear, it nniy
with advantage be rend by the student beloro, oreveii in-
stead of. that justly jiopular work. In the second parliit
the book we plunge into more contentious matter. . . .
] TheadvaiilaKes(.;'i)imelalllsm, it.s practicability. Itsmonil-
Ity. the stabiliiy of the biin 'tallic ratio, are set forth in u
' series of brllUant chapters ' -K. V. EDoKWoirrii : Aci'l ,
I xxxlil. 339.
, 4. Thotli : a Romance, Edin., 1888, p. Svo. Anuii.
I 5. A Dreamer of Dreams: a Modern Romance, Edin.,
i p. 8vo, Auou. C. Toxar: u Rumanue, Edin., p. 8t'i.
! Anon.
Nicholson, lU. 1. Rest in .lune; 2d ed., Edin.,
IS67, !2nio. 2. Fomily Prayers, Lon., 1873, l2mo.
. Maggie's Influence; or. Led by a Little Child to .Jcsu;,
NIC
I A, ■" '. "• '""'°' "• The Lost Ciuoilix' or
Je.«usAII ,n All. IMust. Lon.. I87(;, Ift.m, 7 Vo ,'
u.un>o„ -.vuh ILuvon, and other .Seru'.o„«; E.li,,; w";
NicliolM.n, M. J. The Sunbeam of Seven Uinl.
an^other Sloiiev of I,„n,|on i'oo,-, l,on 1871
\icl.ol8on,>nllmiiicl Alexander, M.A., IS27-
N4; BrnilLiate,! at Trinity IV'-Ke, Oxlord l,4y I
IMnlosoplneal I'aj.ers, Lun.^Sfi4, 12n,o. 2 E pt' i I
muove, Lon., l8fiH, Svo. 3. A Shillingsworth of 'p" i,i
eal Leonoiny, f.on., 1S7I, Svo. 4. The Science of Fv '
changes. . 1th ed., rev. and enL, N. York, 187.", It!; I
NIC .ol«,,„ It. Steele. St. Patrick, Apostle of '
IrHand ,n the Third Century, Lon., I80S, 8vo ' >
Xicholson, T. H. The Adventures of JIaIek • an i
NIH
,. :.' - • -*• vuo .■vuveniuri
Aiitoljiogmphical Fragment, Lon., 1882, 1, 8v
Sficholsoii, Thomas, lS05-If3,i, l. at Hun.Iet
r;e,f?:',hl"', '*'","•' f",«-' ^•'^''^'"^ in Mancheit r. 1:
A ieal loi the I'eoii e, 84». 2. The Wnreli,„,.„ n , V
Mam.hes,er, 1852 ':,' The Thu.lV;^:'';"". "^"^ '"
i^u ho son, 1 hoinas. An Essay on Yellow Fever
Artigim, ISort; i;.)ed., Lon., 1868, 12mo. """"*«*"'
Lon.'T.^e'"";," • ^''"'*''™' I'^»""""="'B Dictionary,
p:;^'?:/;K^::ri:!^:.i^6n^v^'^'"""""^">''"-^''
fsmo VWV T. "" r''".';'' "f England, Lon,, I8fi2.
w„.- ; I r '^'"■'"'•y »f » Universal Peace Critically
Inve.t ga ed Lon., 1862, 18mo. 3. Bible Con.natWon
Lon l,s ,4, ; 2nic. 4. A Child of Jesus : an lilust mtTon'
of Uenu.ne Religion. Lon,, 1,S6.S, ;j2mo , new d. 18^^"
;Vn -9 ^""""tr" "'■""•' "°ly Scriptures, Lon I
,^"='?*''!,""' Kev. William Trevor, graduated
a Trmity College, Dublin, 1855, ordained 18T-5, "ea
of Igham since 187«. I. Qospel Thoughts: Chri , '
he Prayer-Book, Lon., 1859, 12mo. 2. View of ,1 e N«
GoTpe" ISn!"" "^ "" Experimental Evidence of the
mo' "1"'%, 2. ihe btat.on-Master's Daughter. Bost.
ot 1871 i« ^'■«f;'-""'"'^'-s- By a Lady of Boston
Jio.^t., 1871, Ihrno. Anon.
\icol, Henry, called to the bar at Gray's Inn ISo3-
upenntendent of the county court deparfment in ?he
reasury Bankruptcy Acts, 1849, 1854, and 1861 w t h
General Orders, Lon,, 1861, 8vo.
Xicoi, James, professor of civil and natural history
at .Mar.sehal College. Aberdeen, 185,'i c «,,. 1. Gco|o„T
fi. in., 186b, 12mo , new ed., 1868. 2. Our Higher Edu-
v':!rs:Giis;;::v?'f885[^i;:'«''"' ''''-'' ^ -"> o"-
. .'''.r"', ^'"ttftl'a. imneer; or, Smyrna and its Brit
K^h^ Hospital in 1855. By a Lady. Lon., 1856, 8vo:
JVicolas, M. Aiiguste. Ritualism; or, A Philo-
sophic Study, Lon., ls(i8, i2mo. ' '^' * *^'"'o-
IVicolay, John (Jeorge, b. 18,12, at Essingen, Ba-
ria, removed at an eariy ago to the United States,
«as pnvae secretary to President Lincoln 188(1-6,5;
I.S. consul at Paris 186,;-6.J, marshal of the US ,Su
prune Court 1872-87. 1. The Outbreak of the R<u ell ion
•■mo"''""'''.Vh,:fl""'';'-'' T"-"^ '^'^f'- N.York, 1. is":
^-mo. 2. ..\bralmm Lincoln: a B'ug.-aphy, Bost., Ix../-
l-'mo. And see I!,.v, Joiix, ,„„,.,, ^ '' ""•'' —
Nicoll, Alexander Charles, b. I85O; called to
"0 bar at the Middle Temple 1871, Wit IFmxmav
_ Lrnn. John, (ed.) The Law'of Parliamentary .and Mu
«'yal Hegistralion. Lon., 1876, p, Svo; ;id ed ISsT
„i°'i'»""«!''. 't«"ltha,/:U,:!VppWesEngl.
\icoll, Henry James. 1. tireat Orators: Burke
^.>x, oheridan, Pitt, Lon., 1880, 12mo; new ed 18S4
. Great Scholars: Buo ,.,,, Bentle;. Zsl',' Zl]
i..,e. JiUin., IS81, |2mo: nertnd., 1,984. 4 Grcit Vnv*
."ents and those who .lohieved thom, Lon,, 1881 ,,"
n 'vo .. '""i ';!5!;'5'' °^ '''"«''''' Literature, Lon., 1SS2
;,e I ui^; re •' m" \ ^^•'■' ''"" """''^'^^J Sonnets by
'Mic Hundred Authors, Lon,. 188;), ;i2mo
Nicoll, Hev. William Uobertson, M.A., b. 1851
[at Auohindoir Scotland; graduated at .he Iniversity
\1T. 1 I- 1 ' "^ '''° I'',\positor and of the Theo.
logical Educator, a series of volumes by various wiiers
no_w_,n course of publication. 1. Calls' to Clir L or '
tl e'd ."h"sV ?• <'^'''^^''"S-^"''l'-t,Edin.,lS79. 1, , •;
:rl:r'Te:^:c^;H;rL:::.i^M*';ri^:'-r'T,^'V""v
, God : l^iositions ;.„ th Wru!^^^^^
'sw's;^rLo;;:,is!!^J'r"''''''^''''«'''''''''^---
Xicolls, William. Natural Philosophy for Be-in-
?882; i^::;lT"d^.I!f ;'^;;r"-'' -'• ''—»"'-». D"'^m:,
IVicolls,' William j''.' The Railway-Builder: Ilind
Book for EstMna.ing the Cost of American Ua Iway Co -
niuction and Er,uipment. Illust. Phih... 1878, /em
INicols, Arthur, F.G.S.. F.R.g.S, . The iwie
' Puo '""'ch""; " "r '"■";" '"" '""-"-■- Lon., s"!
■ m' t *^i"»l'"=is from the l'hv.<i,-al lli.-torv of the
aiuionidie at the Antipodes, Lon.. 1S82, or, Svo 4 '/, o
h.g.eal Notes on Wild jnd Domestic Aniin.U.sV.'on.'iss';
i L Wild .n^'Vr »''"<"■>• Sketches among theCarniv-
H hit-! M ^,<","«f"™"^'l: »ith Observations on their
' T ,K r/iM ''" "' ' "™lli''^- Illust. I.""., 1SS4, p, svo
i p ''■ ".''•' V',f« '""' -\'lventurc in the Australian Bu<h .
Four \ ears' Personal E,vperie„ce. Illu.-t. Is "70
vols.cr. 8yo. (Embodies Ihe author's owie.vei'ence'i;
« Meseriptiot. of the ailveiiture, of an imagi , ry per'^n^
7. Zoological Notes on the StrueCire, Af«ni e« lZ«
'an^rr^^s^ri^?[,tn;:ir8r"'""-
I8^ri"m°"' "*• ^''^'""^^"'- ■"»' ""'" Poems, Lon.,
Nicoison, James Badcnach. Anah.is of Re
'Z'^:^t^ '-'■' --y Kleculjns i.r's^:
Nj:'5^:Z:!i^*i:oi:'; l^rjl^^^'^'--^ the Greek
eal Seminary, Philadelnhia Pa in is-r ik '^
nf St T„i.„>„ 7 ' """"-'1'"''t "I.. Ill 1,S|6; became pastor
01 bt. Johns Lulhe-.an Church. Rochester XY IsN7
and since 1886 has been Germansecretary f the ^enerll
eoune.l of the Evangelical Lutheran C ui 1 .-n^Ch
to rh""-. '• ^""^ "f "'" S""" »f -^■«'v Vork "e at nK
to Churches. .Syracuse, N.Y.. 1884. 2. The Doc r nal
Development of the New York Ministeril, PMu;!!
Niecks, Frederick. Frederick Chopin as a Man
and Musician, Lon., 18SS, 2 vols. Svo,
Nield, T. The Human Brotherhood: Two Poems
Indianiipolis, 1888. ""ou . iwo 1 oems,
Nieriker, Mrs. J»Iay Alcott, IS4O-IS79 b at
^Toncor^sl'.'l""^'"n""'" ' «-»-" ■" lcott%i-
I. Concord Sketches, Boat,, i>69. 2. Studyinir Art
Abroad and how to do it chea, ly, Bost,, 1S79, llu,^.''''
mn^Jf f "'f;'^.' ^' *'• A Hand-Book of Require-
ments for Admission to the Colleges of the Zii,d
States, N. York, 1879, Svo. united
Nightingale, Lady Clarence. The Three
Graces: Faith, Hope, and Charity, Lon,; 188, i2mo
Xightnigale, Florence, [„„^., vol. ii ,„|j i ,
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SsS' Tx r «•'■ ;^"-- ••%!; new eds., 1868 ]«7<i
1884. ,i. Notes ot ,' :. Sanitary State of the Arn v ■,;
In r,;«Ut:;i' '"'Y'"- , -•• I"'--'-'tory Xoteson L,\,;'
indii';t;;',"'i':f74!'t;,.''''' ''"■ '■ ^'^^ - d-'" -
Niglitingale, Rev. Robert Cubitt, a Noncon
Eng,;: d"'l's>4"' "",'-■'.' ;"""'"^'' '" '" ^hu"e"ir f
1^"6 >f s v,',.".'''''ir •;' Tewkesbury, Ac., and since
and Wesl'VlsfJ.-'' ""■'""'• ^'"' 1'"" J-''-^^ Calvin
wiUi'f)iMi"^"'^r''"- '-','■"' "^ ^^'^"""'' Ro-^ilb' Kail.
wiUi Diaries and Letters, Lon,, 1879, n Svo
Angl;'{;„„"l!;-,?^rC'' ^"^'S-'Pt-™' Account of
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(lained 1 '"; vie. of St. Michnel's, 3hore(!itch, since
1887. '. '! ' " t'OMt in Absolution and Achan's Con-
fe.^jion; .■' ,s,ri>. v, l.on., IS77, Hvo. 2. Tlie Sisters of
St. M".7 at '.'loas : Sisters of tlio Poor at ihcir \Vorl<,
Lon., 1S87, ( . ■'.■u. , . „ .
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Iladdam, Middlesex County, Conneotiout, N. York, loST,
IfilllO.
Niles, M. E. 1. (Trans.) The Last Da?? ..fa King :
an Historical Romance, by Moritz llartu mn, Pliila.,
1867, 12ino. 2. ^Tran9.) The Fisher-Maidd:, by Ujorn-
stjerno lijiirnson, N. Yorl<, 1809; new ed., ("Leisure
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German ^.yrist; or, Metrical Versions from tin; Princi-
pal Uerr.an Lyric Poets. By W. N. Cambri iije, 1856,
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Msbet, Andrew. O'osi-fi'ations »n Digestion oi'.'
til-, ''('th, Lon , 18.')7, 12mo.
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-lid l)i<' CoiiiHj:*, Lou., I'- 'i, Svo.
NisbfU E. T!i>, Vi^'U-fBction -i the Body; does
tho Bible teMb -it ' . Tork, \K'i, I'Jmo.
^isbet, Wiime. .'V-o irt iu»i-.ir at the N\fiit Insti-
tute, E.iinburffh. Tiie T.fiiiiJ »i bd Hibiscus iriossom :
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Keeping, by C'haiilicieep, (B. N.) Stourbridge, 1878,
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Nitzch, Mrs. Helen. " Catherine Owen, pseud.,)
d. ISSil, at hor home at Piuinfield, N.J. 1. Culture and
Cooking; n, Art in tho Kitchen, N. York, 1881, 12mo.
2. Ten Do lurs Enough: Keeping House well on Ten
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done again, Iw ^t., 1887, 12mo. :i. Le.-sonj in Candy-
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fi, (j'entle Bread-Winners: the Story of one of them,
Uost., 1888, 12mo. 7. Molly Bishop's Family, Bost.,
1888. 12.no. , ,
Niven, C. 1. Conduction of Heat in Ellinsoios of
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Niven, W., architect. 1. Illustrations of Old War-
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" A.S specimens of the picturesque of doraestie areliitec-
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tioiis of the kind contaiiiintt a larger proportion of what
Is really pleasing and suggestive to the fancy. —AcaU, xv.
267.
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beauty, genuine orohiteelure, and antiquity. —Ath., >o.
3156
Niven, Kev. William, B.D., ordained 1834; per-
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for Victo 1,1, Lon., 1862, 8vo. 2. The Legends and Lays
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Melbourne, 1865.
Nixon, John. 1. Among the Boers; or, Notes of a
U78
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Trip to South Africa In Search of Health. Illust. Lon,,
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niiinary disease ... The second class . . . may learn nuuh
from h"is bcjoks."— .lcii((., xix. 132.
2. The Complete Story of the Trv.n; iinl, fr m the
" Hrcat Trek" to the Convention •.•f Ijondon, Lon , i -^85,
•^vo. , , ,
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8vo. 3. ';'lie Stude It's Text-Bo< i' of Electricity, Lon.,
1806. p Svo: new ed., '879.
NOHKP- John. 1. Worcester Sects: Roman Catho-
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tery an' i', ti.edral of Worcester, l.on,, 1886, 12mo. 3.
Guide tu AVorcestershire, Lon., 180;, ; 'mo. 4. Worces-
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Noakc, .^JlOor U. C. > . The Devil's TriHi.'i>>i.
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Songs, Lon., 1860, i"mo. ... Tho Bi.-ou:;^:; c, Marliul
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Noble, Miss Aiinetlr Lucil'^, ''. 1844, i.f .'.Ibion,
Orleans Co., N.Y. ; ins couiributeil l;if;;"ly to muga-zim-
and journaki. ]. l.leanor WiHoufrn^jy, Bosl., ISTo,
I6mo. 2. St. Augustine's Ladder. Illust. Bost., IS?/,,
Ifiino. .'. .Judge liranard's Infantry, i'hila., 1873. I.
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Gower's Daughters, Phil;.., 1878, 16mo. 8. Uncle .lacks
Executors, N, York, 1880. 16mo. 9. Eunice Lathro).,
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Dave Marquand, 1886. ,.■■ After the Failure; or, A
Loss and a Gain, Pbila., 1 -x7, Ifimo. 16. The Silent
Man's Logacv, Phila., 1888, lOnio.
Noble, Charles. Comp odium and Comparative
View of the Thirty-Eight State Laws of Marriage anM
Divorce in the United States, ^n 1882:) the Conllict
and the Remedy, N. York, 1882, 8vo.
Noble, Daniel, M.D., ["»(<■, vol. ii., add.,] isl;;-^
1885. Three Lectures on the Correlation of Psychology
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Noble, E. 1. Dora's Diamonds, Lon., 1882, 12nn..
2. Irish Pride : an Unsocial Tale of Social Life, Lon.,
1885, p. Svo.
Noble, Edmund, b. in Scotland ; resides in Bosbpii,
Mass. The Russian Revolt : its Causes, Conditions, aii'l
Prospects, Bost., 1885, I2nio.
" It is the production of a writer familiar with Uusmh
and her history, her people and her woes, from study iis
well as personal experience, , , . There is coiisideiiililo
force in some of his descriptions of the past and prescin.
. Dogmatic one-sidediiess is the general defect ol ilic
book."^-V(i(io/i, xl. 4»9. _ , , , ,
" As a general rule, the iiiformatiim which he Rives >\\>-
pears In be trustwortiiv, and his book may be studied wiili
ailvantage by all who'take an interest in a very imporlaiii
question."— .l/A., No. ;j018. ™ „ ;•
Noble, F. A. Law and the Liquor Traffic, .N.
York, 18.S3, 16rao.
Noble, Frances. Violet Mortimer ; a Novel, l.on..
1870, 3 vols. cr. Svo.
Noble, James Ashcroft, a frequent contribui»r
of literary criticism to leadin,,; periodicals. 1. Pclionn
Paiiers: Reminiscencca and U nains, Lon., 1873, jl^v".
2. Morality in English F- -o, , Lon., 1887, p. Svo. il.
Verses of a Prose Writer, : 1887, P. Svo.
"Short, simple, unambi mpjsltions, soiuctiiiii>
tenucrly personal and dr. , ■ ^ ut with the breath oi
true iioetry in all of then ^ad... xxxll. 98
Noble, Jo' . V<^ '. 1814; clerk of the House
of Assembly, Car - Hope. 1. Fiscal LogUlii-
tion, 1842-65, L. .> i8i;r, .*« >; new ed., 1873. 2. Irec
Trade: Kccipro ■• .i,d the Rpvivpr-, Lon., 186!'. sv".
3. The Queen's Trsi- . !. m., 1870, Svo; new ed., IS-.
4. Our Imports ano JX!- it>i: with Remarks upon lial-
ance of Trade, Lor .>;": ' •o. 5. National Finiiiioe,
Lon., 1875, p. 8vo. fi. J' ' i; >k of the Cape Colony,
Lon., 1875, p. Svo; nev ;■ ' .877. 7. South Afn™,
Past and Present, Lon, . " ; ■ 8vo. 8. British fcoi.tli
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Africa an.l tlio Zulu War, J,(,ii, 1S79, Svo, V The Par
liaiiiciitary Roloriner's Manual, Loti., 1883 8vo 111
History, Productions, nn.l KcHmrots of the Cape of
Goiiil Hope, Capo Town, IS86, 8vo '
ail(l.,J a. 1882 A Voyage to the Arctic .Soas in Search
of Icebergs with Church, the Artist, 18«l.
Noble, .>li88 l-ucretia, of Spencer. Mass. A
Ucveren.l [.[oh a Novel, ll„st., 1S82, 12mo. Anon
, '^ "S'*"', "»'»»Tl Turlington. Mission to the Te-
\»gn Poop e, .on., I8i;,t, p. ;<vo. .See .Meiuoir of It. T.
Noble by hi.« lirother, Lon., I86(i, p. 8vo ; LM cd 18fiS
,,,,"' ^,' ('!'"'>''•) Concerning Heaven and its
« onders, and concerning Hell : from Things He.ird and
feecii, hy Km^inoel Swcdenborg, Lon., 1870, IBum.
.^loble, I. C. Meni.,ri,.l3 of Temple Uar : from
Ancient Recoiils, I.on., 187(1, .|to.
Noble, \V. F. P. I. Prophet., of the Bib^e and
the feovun ( hurch"s. rilu.st. I'hila., 1872, 8vo '>
A Century of (iospel Work: Hi.story of the Growth of
Kvangeical Religion in the United .States. Illust.
Phila 18,0, 8vo. 3. (ireat Men of God: Biographies
of I atriarehs. Prophets, Kings, and Apostles : will! In-
troduetion by I. W. Wiley. I||„st. ,St. I.oui- Svo
Noble, Cnpt. William, F.R.A.S., late of thoRiHe '■
.rigade; b. Is28. Hours with a Three-Inch Telescope, i
Lou., I S,So, p. Svo.
Nodal, John Howard, b. 1831, at Ardwick, near
Manchester, Lug. ; a journalist. Pictorial Record of the
ttoyal MUbilee li.thibition, Manchester, 1888, 4to With
Mil.nkii,(Jkougk, a Glossary of the Lancashire Dialect'
with Etymological Notes and Illustrated Passages from
Anglo-Sa.xon and Middle English Authors, and from
Writers in the Uialeet, Manchester, 187J-dJ,;' 2 vols. ]
Nodelee, Ij. Canibria Sncrii, Lon.. 187!) j
Noel, Lady Augusta .nary, b. 1825, daughter of I
the second harl of Lonsdale; married, 1863, to Rt. Hon
Gerard James \oel. I Kffie's Kriends , or. Chronicles of
the W oods and .^hoio, Lon,, 18(ij, p. 8vo. Anon '' The
.^tory of Wan.lering Willie, Lon., 1870, p. 8vo. 3.' The
l,ile and linios of Conrad the Suuirrel, Lon., 1872 8vo
•I. Owen Gwynne's Great Work, Lon., 1875, 2 vols. p.
>vo. a. From Generation to Generation, Lon., 1879 2
vols. p. Svo. 6. Jlithersca Mere, Lon., 1887, 3 vols,
cr. ovo.
" It is a story, of slow movement ; but almost every pace is
so richj 1 quiet reposeful beaiitv that it iu:ver oVnirs to
a' Vn«','i' "','"',"^'' ^""i^"''" '' '' »" Pl^tt^^ant t Wi, ge •■■-J
A. .NOBl.K: .lC(I((., ,\.\xli. 'JUD.
Noel, Hon. and Kev. Baptist Wriothesley,
M.A., [,u,tc, vol ii., add.,] 17yy-1872. 1. Christianity
compared with Unitarianism, Lol., 1851, 18mo. 2 Es-
say on the Duty of Englishmen towards the Hindoos,
,""•' '"'*i"*; •'**■"■ •■*■ Freedom and Shivery in the United
.Mates of America, Lon., 1863, 12mo. 4. The Rebellion
in America Lon., 18«3, p. Svo. 5. The Case of George
William Gordon, Esquire, of Jamaica, Lon., 1866 p
NOR
I nf,I"' '",:•• 'f "''p'^"- ?• T'"' I'''y»'<-'"> Basis of Mental
I Lite: a I'l'pular Essay, Lon., 1873 svc,
i,,'^"';''"""- "«"«ei« Berkeley Mriotbesley,
MA. b ix.l; son of the first Earl of (;„i„sbor.nigli
; educated at the University of Cambridge: groom of
privy chamber to the queen 1867-71. He is a con-
tributor to leading perio.licals. 1. Behind the Veil, and
other Poems, Lon 1863, l2mo. 2. Beatrice, and other
Poen-8, Lon., 1869, 12mo. 3. The Red Flag and ,„|,er
I Poems, Lon., 1872, 12mo; new ed., 1883 . 1 living
stone in Africa [verse,] Lon., 1874, 18mo.' 5. TliJ
Home of Ravensburg : a Tragedy, Lon., 1877, sm. Svo.
• We cannot sny that as a drama we regard 'Tlie IIou.p
of Ravensburg' :,s a success. Tbcrc aie , ™ wVhar i tcr^
Stic, powerlur, and rugged passages ii, it, , u , grna leal
lai IS pnle, Imllstinct, and blurred Atth'vame iViu
Ihe^poem conuiiiis some very tliie elenient.s.''-*i","ia(„ " "
6 A Little Child's .Mcmument, Lon., 1881, ]2mo
ecu line ""''' V; IsMw T ',',' ' l'"*^^"-57" '*l"'ntancoim and so
^li miiiv-tiiaiuhis^-iii'';:;;:'^'?^:'!.™.''''"'''''''''^ ^^-^'^ ""'
7. A Philosophy of luimortality, Lon., 1882, cr. 8vo
..mm'"-^'" "" ^'""^'y »"'' ''""'»■ I-""-. I«S6, Svo
llicre is no lack of liberalilvof imaginative recpntlv...
ne.s.s 11, a (Titic who can speak with id ratimi ofl.^i
warming into ciithusiasni, of such wblcin tlbr b nocts
as Chatterton Byron, .■shclley. Wor.lswu I, Keat"*! ib ,
lennysoii, and Whitman. . . . Mr Noel .h votes l',i,„l.f'
cs* to abstract scientific apprai.sen e t tha o w at w4
X!:^^^s;^,:^^^'^^! ^'"^-"-■' "^ --"""^
A book which iiisLsts (Ml being read with care, and well
Noel, Caroline M. The Name of Jesus, and other
Poems, Lon., 1873, l2mo; new ed., 1878
Noel, Edward Henry. 1. (Trans.) Flower,
Fruit, and Thorn Pieces, by J. P. Richter, Boat., 1865, 2
vols. 12mo. 2. Poems, Lon., 1884, or. 8vo.
,''*•'«'!,' *^aP'' «erard Henry Uchtred, R.N., b.
I S4a. The (}„„, Kam, and Torpedo : Manieuvres and
luetics ot a Naval Battle at the Present Day. Illu«t
Lon., 1874. p. Svo; 2d ed., 1885.
Noel, Horace, M.A. 1. Te.xts and Questions for
>unday-Sohools, Bible-Cliissos, and Families, Lon., 1871
p. Svo; 2d ed., 1873. 2. The Great Event aid its
Logical Consequences, Lon., 1877. (An abri^lgment of
:! "p, ?.","'''' " "«"sons for the Hope of a Christian.")
.on., 1881, ISmo. 4. Ballads of the English Reforma-
tion. Illust. Lon., 1882, or. Svo.
Noel,L. Jesus which is called Christ: his Trial
and f-ondomnation, Lon., 1878, p Svo.
I '^**?h,'^,' ''"'Bh-. 1. Lady Macbeth: a Study,
.on., 884, 16mo. 2. Shakespeare's Garden of Girls
t.on., 1S85, Svo. Anon.
Notji, Maurice. 1. Buz; or, The Adventures of
Honey.Beo Bristol, 1885. 4to. 2. Evidence, Lon.,
SS6 p. 8vo. 3. Udder the Water : a Story for Children
Illust. Lon., 1886, 4to.
Noel,R, R. 1. (Trans.) Geology and History: a
Popular Exposition of All that is k own of the Earth
:incl Its Inhabitants in Prehistoric Times, by B. von
reraivs i ■ f„r \lr v ;..?;.,, *• i ^ "'"' """ <''»rt>»ud well
?^i'^.^/i^;v.^|£,^;r!,;i;;l'^;;:i;i'^''^^rt;f'fi:;;;;;i\l^
; 9. A .Modern Faust, and other Poem.s, Lon., Isss, p.
I mL' » 'i '^' v-""',^; ""-' '"™' iiUelligible and the deepest of
Mr. Kodeii Noers poems, the purest in stv e the wK in
scope, the ripest In artistic ixeeution, , , d lie i. itufcsj
iii^exprcssion of its author's views."-J, A. 8v.,ion,>s : .■icm/';!
Gk.vkh.vi, Criticism :
„," ■''I'.'' Hon. Rodeii .Noel, as a poet, has never received the
1 1' K Kiish\lfbiic''-''H;'i;> !? "•" ''"""^■"' ''■ "''• ''""t ■''•
„. 1, , V.^ii !""»"'■ Mr. Noel's poems are not e.xactlv such
as he who runs may read. To tie appreciated t lev reuiiiro
l',V,',!::\ T']^'- i'"' o''"y, because the/r tl , ig t , flei ' b-
PC oTe'xi I iliMrri"^ "'? ■■ '-'''l"-«''»l™' i- "ot uiifreoiicM y
ptrpiexing. indeed, no other poet.of our aire with the ev.
ceptioii of Mr. Uoberi Krown ng, has added so iiiichV^t"
verbal and rliytbmleal .lifticultv o the 1 fliViltfes o 'nrei-
ant meaning an, l,old speculation. . It s i.rolm de
that his piieins wi 1 not receive due rcc< gii i ,„, m t a
Noel .So., ety has been fouuded. Then pc" c wil i^
coyer tl at an impas.sioiied singer, a pliilos, nh/.r of i iai-k..d
origiiiiUity a tender4iearlcd Christla ", 1 ^
the noblest sense of that term, has bee i up h' i ul- t^, tl,,. J
in words of wayward beiiiily and varicT'me dv irinij
more than a quarter of ., eeiitury. almost ui , elded •-
JOH.< AD»I.N(iTO.N.Sy.MO.M,s: ^l«(c<., .XXXV .j^, """"^'-'"'^- "
Nokes, Harriet. The Homo Wreath, and oM,er
Poem.s, Lon.. 1S57, I2mo.
Nokes, Halter Fcderau. (Trans.) Corneille's
Irogedy Polyeuctus, in English Verse, Lon., 1880
N ^^,^k" riu'^o' '^'''' ^>'""'' "*■ '^'™g<'»l"l' ■■ a Talc.
ix. lork. 1869, l2mo.
• '^f"'?"',*^' H- '• Illustrated History of the Rus-
«"■';• 1 1'' ^°"".18;'''2 vols. imp. Svo. 2. History of
British Empire in India, Lon., 1858-60, 2 voLs. imp Svo
Nolan, Edxvard. I. Ipbigeneia; or, The Sail!
Ovf fsfifi «""* "'." ^'''^'•ifi«« ■'•'■' » ('•I"''«ical Burlesque,
0.xf., >866 8vo Anon. 2. Agamemnon at Home ; or
The Latest Particulars of that Little Affair at Mycente
a Burlesque Oxf, 1867, Svo. Anon. 3. Romeo and
Juliet; or I he Shaming of the True: an Atrocious
,!^«?l^' [''"'"'e-'q"'-'. Oxford, commemoration,] Oxf.,
1S6S, Svo. Anon.
Noliin, Thomas. The Telescope: Principles in-
vo ved in the Construction of Refracting and Rifiecting
Telescopes. Illust. X. York, 1881, 16mo.
,,'?'"''»"rS''.,"; *"• Tl-o Naval Brigade in South
Alricu, 18, ,-79, Lon., LSSO, p. Svo
Norbury, J. Box of Whistles: Notes on Organs at
Home and Abroad, Lon., 1S7S fol
Norcliffe, Krv. Charles Best, M.A., graduated
at University College, Durham, 1855; ordained 1856;
*ellow of the University of Durham 1867-67 1 (Ed )
Beat's Farming-Book, (Surtees Soc.,) Durhami 1851.
^. thionicon Pretiosum Snathenso, 1858. 3 The Priorv
and Peculiar of Snaith, 1861. 4. (Ed.) The Visitation
?L, o '" '° ^""^ *""• 1^'5^> (Harleian Soc.,) Lon.,
1881, Svo. '
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C(iii-<iclt'rcil lis II I'liity Niimo and us a Political Orgiinl-
ziitiiin, N. York, IHSH, lliimi.
Nonlholf, ChurlC!!, [<iii(e, vol. li., mid.] Ho
tiiivclled in Cnlil'oiniiv 1.S7I-72, visited ihf lliiwiiiiiiii
I.sliinds 1S7I!, iind since 1871 bus boon tlio 8|iucial Wiisli-
ington ourieaiiondi'nt iil' tbo Now York lleriild. 1. Se-
cession is Uebellion, N.York, 18(i(t. 2. Tho Freedom
of South Cnrolinn, lHfl;i. I). Amoricii for Free Working-
Men, l-il'io. t. Cape Cod, and All Along Shore, [stories,]
N. York, IXliS, 12ino; new ed., 18S(I. :>, (.'nliforniii, for
Ileivllb, I'leiisiire, and llesidonco : a Hook for Travellers
anil Settlers, llliist. .\. York, 1872, Svo.
'■ Mr. N'orilbolV is an excellent rnconleur. with a .simple
and vittorons .style. . . . lie wiis in rnliioriiia in 1HI7. per-
hnps in '18 also, and is imiuially aniuzeil at llic eontriist
which twenty-live years have prodnced."— .\n(/»ii, xv. lUi'.l.
II. Xortbern California, Oregon, and the Sandwich
Islands. Illiist. N. York, 1874, 8vo. 7. Politics for
Young Americans, X. York, 187i, 12mo. 8. Tho Com-
muni.«tia Societies of tbo I'nitoil States, from Personal
Visit and Observation, .to. lUust. N. York, 1S7.\ 8vo,
NOR
1. The Corsairs of Franco, I.nn., 1 887, Svo.
Noriiiiin, Rev. diaries Frederick, .M.A., grad-
uated, senior uptime, at St. Catharine's College, Cam-
bridge, 18.',2; ordained 1852; rector of Portisbead 18.V1-
07. Kindly Words to a Country Flock, Lon., 1887, 12mo.
Norinuii, Kcv. Denliiini Howe, graduated, first
cliiBS Tbeoi, at King's College, London, IHo,'); orihiincil
I8.m; vicai of Middleton-by-Wirkswortb lS58-7.'i, and
afterwards of Stalford. 1. The Origin and History of
tbo Knglish Bible, 1870. 2. The Crusades, 1872. :i.
The Keligious Orders of the Middle Ages, 187,S.
Nurnian, Frilllk. Keboes from Dream-Land : a
Selection of New Original Poems, Lon., 1800, fp.
Normnii, Henry, liodyke: a Chapter in the His-
tory of Irish liiindlordism, Lon., IS78, 8vo.
Nuriimii, Henry, b. 1858; graduated at Harvard
1881. The I'l iformanco of (Kdipus Tyrannus at Har-
vard, ISSI, Host.. 1882, cr. 8vo.
Normnn, <ien. Sir Henry Wylie, a.C.Ii ,
(J.C.M.U., C.r.E., b. 1820 ; served in campaigns in India
1848-59, and was afterwards military member of the sii-
His researches have been minute and exhau.stlve, and ! prenie council, Ac; governor of Jamaica 1883-88, mid
■ ■ ' ' since then of Queensland. Narrative of the Campaign
of the Delhi Army, Lon., 1858, 8vo.
Norman, John Henry. Local Dual Standards:
Gold and Silver Standard Currencies, Lon., 1887, 4to.
"Norman, Lucia," (Pseud.) See Heavkn, S.
M., HHpni.
Norman, Very Ilev, Richard Whitmorc,
M.A., b. 1829; graduated at Kxetcr (,'ollege, Oxfoni,
1851; ordained 1852 j warden of St. Peter's College,
Radley, 1801-00; curate of St. John's, Montreal, 1800-
09; rector of St. Matthias, Cftto St. Antoine, 188;)-S0:
dean of tjucbeo 1888. 1. Manual of Prayers, for the I'-u
of Schools, Lon., 185B: 2dcd., 1802. 2. Occasional Ser-
mons, Lon., 1860, 12mo. ,3. Sermons preached at Si.
Peter's College, Radley, Lon., 186-1, )). 8vo. 4. Consid
orations on the Revised Kdition of tho New Testament.
Montreal, 1881, 8vo.
Normandy, Frank, called to the bar at the Midilh
he makes a very liield and often an entertaining exposl
thin of the resnlt.s."— .Yiid'oii, xx. 20.
0. The Cotton States in the Spring and Summer of
1875, N. York, 1870, Svo. 10. God and the Future
Life, N. York, 1881, lOmo. 11. Peninsular Califor;jia :
some .\ccount of the Climate, Soil, Productions, and
Present Condition chielly of tho Northern Half of
Lower California, N. York, 1888, Svo.
Norl'olk, H. E. Gleanings in aravoyards: a Col-
lection of Epitaphs, Lon., 1861, l2ino; .'id ed.,'1866.
Norgate, Miyor-lien. John Thomas. (Kd.)
Paris and the Parisians the Year after Waterloo. By B.
F, Norgate. Lon., 1884, or. Svo.
Norgate, Miss Kate. England under the Ange-
vin Kings. Maps and Plans. Lon., 1887, 2 vols. Svo.
" Certaiidy these voluines form a faithful analysis of all
the chronicles bearing on the period; and when we I'on-
Kider the sheer bulk of the materials, it Is not surprising
that the work should have needeil, as Mis.s Norgate intl-
mates, the labour of eleven years. . . . Not only does Miss Temple 1874 ; jiractises before tho High Court at Madras.
Norgate present lis with no new views, hut she pa.ssii)ii- A Dictionary and Manual of the Criminal Law : consist-
tttelv ieje(t.s the humblest otfers of new lights. We thus j^g „f ,i,g i„,jian Pcnal Code, I SOU; the Indian Evi-
get.'as regards the main subject, the old story, though wu
are bound to sav that here and there occur clever solutions
of isolated ditiiculties. . . . Her volumes will fonn a neces-
sary part of every historical library."— Kichahd IIowi.ktt :
Acaa.. xxxii. 'M'L
"Her book Is emphatically scholarly ; she has a clear
sight and a strong grasp of things, and she is not carried
away bv lancies. . . . She is always at her very best in
Anjoii and the other lands of the counts of Anjou ; she is
not, as a rule, at her very best in England, neither is she at
her very best in .\quitaine. . . . Her treatment of Anjou
and the Angevins is all alive; in Anuitaine it gets eoni-
paratively cold and dead."— E. A. Fkkema.n; Historical
Hei'iew, No. 8.
Norgate, Rev, Thomas Starling, graduated at
Qonville and Cuius C ""
of Sparhain since 1
donee Act, 1872 ; the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1SS2 :
Madras, 1883, 3 parts, Svo.
Norris, A. W. Pennsylvania Supreme Court Re-
ports, vols. Ixxxii.-xcvi., (1870-1880,) Phila., 1877-81,
15 vols. 8vo.
Norris, Alfred. Inner and Outer Life : Poems,
Lon., 1875, p. Svo.
Norris, Cecil iMarryat. 1. Hugh's Sacrifice. II-
lust. Lon., 1885, p. Svo. 2. Three Niglits. Illiist. Lon.,
1880, p. Svo. 3. Captain Fortesoue's Handful. Illust,
Lon., 18S7, p. Svo.
^^ ^ Norris, Charles li., a reside;;. t of Natal; corre-
ollego 1832 ; ordained r832 ; rector siiondent of the Standard during the Zulu war. In Zuiii-
1840. 1. (Trans.) Batraoho-myo- | land with the British throughout the War of 1879. 11-
mach'ia; or. The Battle of the Frogs and Mice, repro- lust, and Mini. Lon., 1881, p. Svo.
duced in Dramatic Blank Verso, Lon., 1863, 12mo. 2.1 Norris, Edwin, [nii/e, vol. ii., add.,] 1795-1872, was
The Odyssey of Homer, reproduced in Dramatic Blank ' interpreter to the Foreign Office. 1. Dialogues and a
Verse, Lon., 1S63, p. Svo. 3. The Iliad of Homer, re- Small Portion of the New Testament in the Eiigli>h,
produced in Dramatic Blank Verse, Lon., 1804, p. Svo. I Arabic, Haussa, and Bornu Languages, Lon., I-.k!.
Norice, O. Frauds and Follies in Picture-Dealing : ! '^n""-, „?• (^J- »n<l trans.) The Ancient Cornish Dranni,
a Poem Lon 185<l l"mo t)-"'- l**^*' 2 vols. cr. Svo. 3. A Sketch of Cornish
Non'nani'capt. Charles Boswell, late of tbo I Grammar, Oxf., 1S59, 12mo. (This is extracted from the
Bengal staff coriw and 90th Light Infantry; special i preceding work.j 4. Assyrian Dictionary ot Cuncil..na
corresponjont of the Times in Asia Minor during the ' ' "'
Russo-Turkish war 1877. 1. Armenia and the Campaign
of 1877, Lon., 187S, Svo.
" The stvle is not brilliant, and is occasionally even slip-
shod ; vet", for all that, It is one of the most valuable con-
tributions to the literature of the Kusso-Turkish war."—
Spcctatt/r, 11. 7:!2.
2. Tonkin; or, France in tho Far East: with Ma]is,
Lon., 1884, Svo.
" ('apt. Norman's book is .m opportune contribution to
the literature of this ijnestion, beginning as it does with
the early relations between France and Tonquin. bef:)re
the Kreiieh UevoUUion. and continuing the narrative of
the jiresont war down to the most recent operations. . . .
His main purpose, however, is to . . . urge the danger
which the eondiict and pre.scnt temperof the French bode
to l';iigliiiid aiul to civilizalioh Keiiei'ally. He does not
strengthen bis case bv the violently anti-French tone
which pervades his \mikr—Ath.. No, •J940.
.'i. Colonial France, Lon., 1880. Svo.
" Captain Norman would bo well worth hearing at length
upon military colonial topics, but in dealing with general
colonial history and with ecunomic subjects he is ott his
ground,"— jr/i.. No, 3U1'2.
1180
Inscriptions of Assyria and Babylonia, Lon., 1808-7^, 3
vols. Svo.
Norris, Mrs. Emilia, (Marryat.) I. Every Day,
Lon., ISOI, ISnio. 2. Harry at School : a Story for Boys.
Illust. Lon., 1861, sup. r. 16moj new ed., 1880. :i.
Long Evenings : or. Stories for my Little Friends ; -d
ed., Lon., 1S62, 'sq. lOiuo; new ed., 1878. 4. A Week
by Themselves. Illust. Lon., 1S04, sq. Svo; new ed.,
1876. 5. What became of Tommy. Illust. ],on,, 180j,
sq. lOmo; new ed., 18S4. 6. Early !- tart in Life. Illust.
Lon., 1866, p. Svo; new ed., 1881. 7. (ierald ,ind Hany ;
or, Tho Boys in tho North, Lon., 1867, p. 'Wo. S. Tlic
Children's Picnic, and what cpme of it, Lon., 1807 ; now
ed., 1880, 9, The Stolen Cherries ; or. Toll the Truth at
Oii.-e, L'.ii., 1808, lOmo; new ed„ 1S«1. 10. Theodora:
a Tale for Girls, Lon., 1809, 12mo; new ed., 1883. II.
Adrift on the .Sea ; or. The Children's Escape, Lon., 18711,
lOmo. 12. Alda Graham and her Brother Philip. Ilbi.'l.
Lon., 1871 ; new ed., 1883. 13. Geoffrey's Great Fault,
Illust. Lon., 1872, lOino; new ed. ,1884, 14. Snowed-L'li;
or, Tho Hut in the Forest. Illust. Lon., 1873, lOmo. 15.
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cli.tribu.mn ' ' ^" ""?'«' I'"'""' '"r private |
Rol,«iou. Instruction, Lon., 1874 'i -ol • ■v^Tf'
ciMSM, an, I'rayer-Uook;Lon.;iS75; „V>v ed 'sTB .9"'°"
Himo; new oil H7S « p f''™l'igy, Lon., 1870,
Imrges at Easter Visitation, Lon., 1883 8™ t / '"' \
Stae], l"n ,Ts"3 p' 8v,; 2 Pvr ^ '""' "<■ *''"''""« ^e
Lon.,' 1854,' 3 voU.';;. 8™. ""''P ^"">'^'''""- : a Novel,
Norris, Miss JMarvHnrrin»» 1 w ■• ■ . ..
Norri, pf ""T"!^'- ""■ ^'-''. '8s.),\2m'o.''"'
ctirerp"et^ea,-^g„nr:f^S"r.l''' "'?„^'"-"- -''
188.1, 12mo. ^ '"^ Border. IHust. PhUa.,
IVorris, Richard, M.D., M R c q p b « p i-
business; oontribut^d to S.il ' '"''' ™8"8«1 i"
Angler's Book raN„ln?«/p-^ P."''-"- '' American
bra'cing All the'Dtails of ArSaTB^r ''"''"? ;■>'"-
Lon. 1852; 4to' ^^'""'«'""™' Antiquities of Tenby,
-.i^oTtre'la^'^lhl^,,^:?,--:!' 'i>?^-^' '° ^-'"""
were first published a, ilri„t ■ ,. „^ "' '"^ "o^'o's
Bar, and ot^er naga.h e h1 '" -^1" ^"^"J''"' T«™Ple
Heaps of Money, Lon 1877 2 vT ?' ^"'■I""^- '•
'"oiselle de MeJ^'ac Lon , 880 3 ^I^n 's" "• •""''''■
I'^SS. 3. Matrimony Lon iSsV 7 ?' '^™'' "^^ ^'^■'
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« iwrt of Thackera s method anHh^r„'"" F''"^!^ «rtopted I
Si;o,l M hisrowd. ■luZ,irl;?l* ,.^':' "^"f are alnio.st as
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^^4. No New Thing, Lou., 188.3, 3 vol,, or. 8vo ; new cd..
ii^"kc?des;:,!i;^;^;'^A/f';;";„!;;'i;^!;,'!^ .."veis «„,wi,„ «„„,«
I K|;ided 1,1„, that' the roa :r c '. ' »J-»";ili'M-Rn,l ^!!
Niirrlshasthciirtdfaiirilv/ , ,? '" "''' l'"rlrall. . . . M,-.
'l8?^;3U.t"^o''''r^-'»lf^H-'i:^;;
vols. or. Sv„. "■ '■ ^'^"'"' VIdal, Lon., 18S5, .I
r..a,S''l^'?;);;.;:;.:f',^|'^r;!^,f;5^f'J"t.and „at„nd that the
raist.d."_.svi/. y.v,„ Ixi.'jj '■"""'™<« " siiIHTslriiiiurc 1m
8. My Friend Jimrn Novel l,„n isa,\ n
jcr. 8V0. 12. 11,0 R„g„,.. „ ^.„^.^,^ j^^_^, ^^^^. - wilH.
I OKNBnAi, CniTinsM-
I "'H 'nent",:;;^'^;;^f;i!'tlil!;;^;'^!;. '!' ''>-o days „r over-re.
iiiid conditions, hut ft.o ,";..„ ft'j'V'l''';. ""'" flaxses
tvpes a.s well ; alld^^b,ve ,5 ,..',' VI'^l?' '" ,' '.'""""ital
human heart mid a ru ,L! v mrana^.i ,?";',''''*'''' "' "'^'
en;"/;;,ii;;^:?'irSri;;!,!i4i'\s!r ?f -". '>'^
eh«racters^,.epen.uaJiveiniunal;rij\t;^i!i^^!;I^^]l^^
Norn.''"S'"*''"1"- '^"^ Newman.
the Id' "arro" r,n,'f ",'"-''*"?' S^^^t-grandson of
Hall, oVford" 842 , re it'd '■„t"l)''r""ir''' ""*^"'"'"'
shire, and wai well Wn^t ^"""* """'«"' Moray-
see SV.AUT "fir;"K"jr" IX "^''T''" ^"^ ••-» •
turefron, the Children of w'l T ".''f.'. "' • " "«"
ed., 1870: new ed.'^sl.'^^ ".':^,?'; '^^^^-..-.^-o,- 4th
jx.v. 68,) I.on., 1S66, ]2n,o 3 The 7)1 1 m
xri^odi^Jnt^j'^^ifr-;'-;^
1^.^.72, ..0-1 »^--0|;.^e^ed.
I88'^?[,"*.',o""'*"'"- ^"^ ^"^' »'- - I">-<on, Lon.,
Vo?k""?6'7,VZ"'''"'- ^"-"^ °f Love-Letters. N.
J. wTadS.!5T-i',';ri'nT'''r "•' f''"'^' ^•°'- "•■ ^^°"«.
of Soily 1841-51 and^f,'^^' ".''"'""'" "''""' I'le^
Greenwil Sermons ^^T.l f ''T."^ ""'>■ T""''?,
LS54, I2mo. "^""""' P'eaehed at Greenwich, Lon.,
co!;'"s"n'iiif'n!r;-chiirj^8';^\ro ''~''™ - ^'-^-'^
_'^^!;'„!;'i*fe's»" ^- I. On Epidemic Ci: i„ a, fir ok-
iork.
admirals a.d pr. tter-ill/K^^tr^'Jlirt?^
V.-74
..n.^ee'svorrATh^o^^o^'iS--
Ea^v"Me''t'ho?,'r:.; .87?Tt: ^^^"^-"^ ^ "-"^--^
tb^ttpfp^-^d S:r::dic:r'\>i:^-^r'^^t:s
StiUes, (Tenth Census,) Wash., 1SS4 4to ^
Bells of Bedfordshire: thoirVoun;ier:-In;;ri'tn?'kf
tatw-e'cKl ^- "" -"?'• Church, A. H. Q„ali.
lahan,%.SD 1869 to"^ ^^"'t' * "e,""' Mary Hal-'
ed., Lon., 885 n Sv'o W ;., « '^ '■' "'" «<"Pel8; 2d
."sfK-s; "„'i.i-%r.r' 'i:.!"i;^:
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new ed., onl., H79. (A oom|iilatioii from Roasl'i re- 1
luiirohos.) , , .. '
" It emljwlli'i. the rc»iill»(>f the lifflong Invurt naUmis
of a M'lioliir of xi'iiliu, leiiriiliiK. mi'l iTithUBlusm. — .Sjire-
luliir. 111. U-tT). ... „ , -
Northcute, Sir StuHord Henry, Earl of
Iddesleigh, (I.O.U., D.L'.I,., F.K.ri., IsH-lUH?, b. in
Londim • griuluulo'l, llrat oliiss I-U. H " . ><i Hnllii'l ^"1-
lOKo, Oxfunl, 1H31I1 ciilled to t',. -.■ .1 'hi' !■> .c '
Toi-hIo IHU; M.l". from ls.'.'>: . luiiicello' ci t.u ux-
ehixiuor 187t-s<0; riiiscd to iln jiear'iB.i rit'r'ly before
bisdoiUh. I. Twenty Your uf ^inain-ml Polluy, IHJ'i-
fil, Lon., lHtl2, Svo. 2. Til. I'l •u.^ures, tlio Uungers, and
the Ukos of Dosultury Hn , iig, Lon., \>*»:>, f<vo. :t.
Loelurus iind Ks-nyn, Kdii.., 1'<H7, 8vo.
Northeotl, W. Henry. I. A Treiitiso on Lathe;*
and Turning, Lon., 18«f<, Jtvii. 2. The Thunrynnd Action
of thu Steam- Engino, Lon., 1S77, ^vo; new «d., 18H);
Ith cd., IXH.i. ,, ,
Norlheiid, t liarleH, M.A., [nn'c vol. ii., add!
1. Book of E|iitiii>h», N. York. IS73, 12mo. 2. Gems ..1
ThouKht: Mij.o tlmn 1000 Choiuo Seloetions, N. \ork,
187U, I2mo. .'.. I'.lilm Bnrritt: a Memorial Volume,
containing a Sketch of his Life and LiilMirfl, with Selec-
tions from hi ' Writings and Loctiirus. Illust. N. York,
ISSO, 12m ..
Northe" lev. Alfred Edward, M.A., graduated
at Trinity College, Cambridge, lf<Ol; orduined If^O^;
vioar of Ri' Ijuianswnrth since 18S4. Pupil Teachers :
their Training, Instruction, Powers of Teaohin)?, Ac,
Lon., 1-7' 8vo. ■
Nortlrop.Birdsey Grant. 1. Education Abroad,
and ot;ier i'ii|)crH, N. York, IS?:!, 8vo. 2. Lessons from
Euroiiean Schools and the American Contonuiivl. Illust.
N. York, 1877, 8vo. Ii. Kurul Improvement, N. Haven,
1880, Svo. 4. Tree-Planting, Forestry in Europe, and
other Papers, N. Haven. ISSli. Svo.
Northriip, Ansel Judd, b. l.'<3.^, at Smithfleld,
N.Y.; graduated at Hamilton College 1858; admitted
to the bur 18.^9; county judge for Onondaga since IS.'^S.
1. Camjis and Tramps in the Adirondacks, and Gra ing-
Fishing in Northern Michigan. Syracuse, 1880, liUno.
2. 'Sconset Cottage Life: a Summer on Nantucket Island,
N. York, ISSl, Itimn,
Nr.rthrup, C. II. 1. Southern Odes. By the Out-
oast, a Uentleiuan of South Carolina. Charleston, 18R1.
2. Political Kemarks. By N. Charleston, 1861.
Northy, T. J. Illustrated Popular History of
Exeter, E.xeter. ISSli, Svo.
Norton, Lord. See Adhkiiley.
Norton, Anthony Banning. History of Knox
County, Ohio, from 1779 to 1802 : comprising Biogr;-|ih-
ical Sketches, Anecdotes, Ac, Columbus, IStii:, 8vo.
Norton, Arthur Trehern, M.B., F.R.C.S., sur-
geon in charge of throat department at St. Mary's Hos-
pital, London. 1. Osteology : n ;icise Descri).ion of the
Human Skeleton, Lon., 186B, with all of plates,
2d ed., l.'<74. 2. Affections of pk Throat and Larynx,
Lon., 1871, r. Svo; 2d ed., 1S75. 3. H.vaminer in
Anatomy, Lon., 1877, 12mo. ). A Text-Book of Opera-
tive Surgery, based on the Originii' Work of Claude
Bernnnl and Charles Huolte, l-'d f' . m ,, 1886, Svo.
Norton, Rev. AugustuH Tikeodore, 1808-18S4,
graduated at Yale College 1832; pu tor of the First
Presbyterian Church in .Viton, 111., for about twenty
years. History of the Presbyterian Church in the State
of Illinois, St. Louis,, 1879.
Norton, Caroline. See Maxwell, Caroli.nf, E.
S., t,.\DY StiHLINO-, miprii.
Norton, Caroline Ada. 1. History of
for Children, Lon., 1865, ISmo; new ed., 1870. j
Nepliew's Hist"ry of Home, Lon.. 18(i.i, 18mo.
Norton, Charles Benjamin. 1. (Ed.) as-
urcs of Art, Industry, and Manufacture represent... at
tlie International Exhibition, 1876. Illust. Buffalo,
N.Y., 1877, 25 ]iarts, Svo. 2. American Inventions and
Improvements in l!ri'»ch-LoadingSmall-Anns, Ac. Illust.
Springfield, .Mass., 1880, 4to; 2d ed., Bost., 1882. 3.
The President and his Cabinet : indicating the Progress
of the Government of the Tnitcd States under the Ad-
liiii.i:^trnti.>n r,f Or.-.ver Cl^.r.hi.nd, Host., 1888, 12ffia.
Norton, Charles Eliot, [«»(<;, vol. ii., add.,] joint
editor of the North American Review 1804-68. 1. The
New Life of Dante: an Essay; with Translations, Cam-
bridge, Mass., 1858, sq. Svo. 2. Notes of Travel and
Study in Italy, Bost., 1859, 16mo; new ed., 1880. 3. A
Review of a Translation into Italian of the "Commen-
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tarj" by Benvtnuto da Imola on the " OirlDa Coin-
media," 1801. 4. The Soldier of the Good Cause, Bo»t.,
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trations of the Hook (if Job : with Sketch of the Artist s
Life and Works, 1875. 7. List of the Principal llo.iks
relating to the Life and Works of Michael Angelo:
with Notes, Cainhridge, 1870. S. Historical Study of
Chun^h-Buildaig in the .Middle Ages: Venice, Sienn,
Florence, N. York, 1880, Svo.
"A study of three of the urealest medlasval cathedrals
whieli. In Its (ieiieral accuracy and dearnew, will be a
valimbU' relVrence for stiKlenls uf art, while iln Krucelul
and iiltcTi pdctlc diction will niiike It an interesting vol-
ume even ti> the aimless ri'ader."— .Viidoii, xxxl. 31.^.
With Aniior, EitliA, (ed., A Translation of the Gospel- :
with Notes. By Rev. Andrews Norton. Bust., 1855, 2
vols. l2ino. See, also, Caki.vlk, Thomas, «i(/<n/.
Norton. Charles Lt-dyard, b. 1837, at Karming-
ti Ii, (• ,1 'uuted at Yale 1859; editor of the Chris-
,,iu vjuiui. l.'r'.l-79, and of Our Continent 18,h|-m.
American Sen Side Resorts; a liand-ltook for Heallli
and Pleasure Seekers, N. York, 187 1, l«mo. With H mi-
BKiiToN, John, Canoeing in Kanuckia; or, Hups and
Mishaps Afloat and Ashore. Illust. N. York, 1878,
12mo.
Norton, Mrs. E. Gossip's Stories at a Winter's
Fire, Lon., 18.i2, 3 vols. p. Svo.
Norton, Edward. I. The Bank Charter Act of
1S44 Truthfully considered in Connection with the Dear
ness of Money, Free Trade, the Currency, and the Fiiii
Employment of Labour. By Ilonestus. Lon., 1S57, ^v.. ;
2d and 3d eds. same year, with author's name. 2. Nii
tional Finance and Currency, Lon., 1860, p. Svo; 3d ed.,
1S73. 3. National Christianity ; the E.stablished Chunli,
Ac: a Poem, Lon., IHlil, or. Svo.
Norton, Frank Henry, b. 1836, at Hingham,
Mass.; librarian of the Brooklyn Mercantile l.ibriiry
1806-67, and afterwards a journalist. 1. (Ed.) Jourii;il
kopt by Hugh Finlay, Surveyor of the Post Roads if
.x'orth America, Ac: with Introduction, 'Irooklyn, I^i'T,
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lion in India: how to prevent another, Lon., 1857, ."vm.
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. Svo. 4. Memories of Merlon, Lon., IStil, fii. Sm.
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_,1 ed., Lon., 1 liO, p. Svo.
Norton, James. Essays and Reflations m .Aus-
tralia. Sydney. By a Layman. Lon., 1S52.
Norton, John Foote. The History of Fitzwil-
liam, New llamiishiro, from 1752 to 1887: with 1
O.'nealogical Recoi ' .if many Fitzwilliam Families, by
Joel Whittemore. Illust. N. York, 1888, Svo.
Norton, Rev. John Georee, M.A , gruiiimtcl at
Trinitv College, Dublin, ISO", ordained 1865; rector "f
Cbr' 'liurch Catlicdral, Montreal. :.ince i^8l. I.
Ill,, ;y Sen-ices; or. Revived Church Worshi|i, I."ii.,
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in Heaven and on Eurtli : Responsive, Congre^ja-
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Stewart, Wilson, Claggott, and Henshaw. His oilier
works are: I. Short Sermons for Families, Ac, I'^'S,
12m<>; nth cd., 1882. 2. Life of Washini;t"n. N'. Vrnk.
1860, ISmo. 3. Life of Franklin, Frankfort, Ky., l-'l.
16mo. 4. Life of Bishop Berkeley, N. York, l-'i'l.
lOmo. 5. Life of Crannier, 1863, ISmo. 0. Life »!
Laud, 1864, lOmo. 7. Phelps and Nash : Lives uf Two
Pioneer Missionaries, 18mo. 8. Milk and Honey; or,
Sunday Evenings with Children, 1870, 12mo. V. Kvciy
NOR
"■ ilL'.'L'i^'^'.".'*' '•"r^-mmt: Sermon, ,,rc.,f„he.i
XOY
Norton ,,ev;Phnip?V:fc
Norton, Sydney Augustus, M.I)., l-h.i)., Lr, n
b a, J |,,„„„|..M, O. |.:,5; «n„lu„t,.,l at' Uniin' Co ic„;;
itf 1,^00 1s"rV'','T'''''^ '" '"" '"''" ''""° Uni',T
Cm "rn r>', 'i 'if""^""' "'' N'""ral Philosophy,
^. tlcini (8 uf Inorgnnie Chemistry, 187.H, 12mu I I
Or({iimcC'homi.«trv, l,HS.), i2i„„ '.i-imo. i.
IVor wood, Hev. Samnel, K.G.S., gru,l„ to" u
the I nivcrnity of l.„„,|„n |st!7 onli.ine,! Is 9 1 ',
18119. 1. How f,„„„ ,m,.,„m ,,(, ^,1 „„"! ho»
Aleck wan.cl Part of (■onstHn.i„e's I.,,,, , .M„ oho»te
1^.1, 8v». Anon. 5th thou-and. L'. Our Iiulian F...
Tm. p!Z7 "' """»'> ■^"I'—y in Hin,lunun:Lt ;
Notcutt, (.-eorRO Jarvis. Factory and Work
Lon I ". . ' I * • • o '■ "'""'-Book "f the Microscope,
Pr.„"f '' ,' ' ,*^''"''» '^- L'omparativo tirammar of the
JVotley, Mrs. Frances Eliza .Willett, h. isxi I
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rri*^;''['iV''''tr;r' ^""^^i'^",' '" '^"8'-<i -• Kn. ' ':
inarneil, IM„, to George Notley, of Combe, Syilenham
Somersetshire, (d. 1,S55.) Several of her earlier I "k^
ml' ■'' I «■' Wedd.n«: a Family History. I,„n'
"B», ■ p. Hvo; new ed,, 18B8, l2mo ," Oliv«
V arooe . . ovel. By Francie' Derrick. ,, s,\^
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" vols. p. .sv, : „,,, „,._ ,„,m^j „ J y Hi ,„^„"^- ,'. /»'
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ne wneilfl Lon., IS,() ,1 vols. p. 8vo. Anon. New ed
.,L i: ^''""'?' ^"'''' '•'^7I,:i vols. Anon. 8. For-'
^-tten L,ve,. lly the Author of " Olive \-., rcoe." Lon
1>|3, 3 vols. I). Svo; now ed ls><n o i . ''""•'
Dream : a Nolel, Lo'., 1877.';; vol ."'or. M ,. ' \V IT/s
todeha: a Novel. Lon., W», 3 iols. or. s'vo. ,2 In
I ma, 1.011., ix.s.l, s vols. cr. Svo; new ed 1887 74
i.™.ri°8s, 3";oi'' ^t,*^"""'" "" ""-^^ " N"-'.
i"J£ci|hi;f^:^^rir^:7^i."''-^^-
Liws of New \ork, 8yo. With I1.:ntinotov H If
^;^fa^^;|;art:fc^i;:^,^Srv,"''"'"r--.'-
la^es.n the Supreme lN,„rt. Wash . Syo ^PP^"'"'
'^ottj Major J, r.-'Jiitin -'ni ■ ■ , ~
graphed and i)escri'be"il, f.'on , ?88r."f s;;'""""^ '"»"'-
Af.;i' ..,!"**• ^"'"^ "''"'6 Antiquities of "Moch«
Mi^vern,", Great Malvern,) Ac, Mahlrn, 1885, Syo
m..me, ^f '"""o- '« «"- -d Nerve S.rgery
I !V.m, Rev. Rirhnrd Means, Is.ii-ihho b In
no« on, graduated at Watervillo College 852, .nd at
Roeheater Tl„„|„gi„„| Seminary 1851) , ,,u,t or of Ba lilt
ehurohe. ,n Kochps.cr and elsewhere, .C, ,lr, f neJ
Kinsman Notl. By his Bro.hcr. N. York" 88^ lamo
i.i^:^:"f!'r!^.;^:!^:,8^'t;'"^'~--
T.^s!!::r\,r:^'t:;,e:v;;:d'i.ir:;::\:i;;i„s^
homal Science A»,..„-iatlo,,. H,„t., |877. H,„ ■^""■"•""^
i.ii^"N"":;k''^5,*:r'M ^^'-^ «""-'" "-'• "'
}^M;irvo;hj^:--
torfh"."*' •'"**'','• '=''«'"-•««. h. 1811), at Washin«.
ton, !).(.; graduated at JeBerson College 18:i7-nrof"^
«,'. I .IT, .'•""'' "' '""theinaiies I8«4-8|; renro-
IK hearc,^" • ^"ril"'"" "• '"" '"'-national ;.
I vanaiot Muez: Brief Memoir ol the Knternrive ami C.m
Canal across Darien, Wash., ISfil), 8vo. 2 (Kd ) Nar
' Voir i" 79''.Vl"''""'' :Vf",'-- ''■'''^■'"""" <"•••' '•^ 'i'"^ V
1 orK, 18,9 .' I,on., 188 , 4to. See iMvm r' ii
^American Exphiratio,;, in theli-''^^!;^, B^^.f'l/I^-
■-v . 4 Ihe Marilime Canal of Sue/. tr„m it- I „ L,,
«tr!::^r«:^'r:,^;j;;t:"'-''" "Thei.il-
beiud'^sw',?'*'"' ,'*•"'*',"»• ''"'''"ry of Bluo-
wiJ;,^;rh::sar'A^;e?:^.,t7j;o""f!i:i^
and^Halui: Adventure.^ Narrated ;.„dSllXe\'^^^^^^^
nJ?^:^or\,^r!«,^:v^-,„^KHtsin^rt
..tion 01 (I, Paintings, Eilin., 1865, 8yo Anon 2,1
ed., with aiiihor's name, 1874. "' ''"
^^NoweM, Kdward." LyHc Echoes, Lon., 1887, p.
Nowell, Mrs. Harriet P ir f.<M» «i
in«," I..eu,l., 1. Bilirurfmer'":;,r,c b's^'haT
CruNeo VhT-'n'T •"" ^T' «-'■ i8«7."T«m.'"'I'
1: :'."",' !:•"'.«"' »•'•_» J«-. K»J»>urga, (^ueen of
BLES B.,
I .v„„ ; ""•■•«»"'••<.»•". Jiadburira (
n^'^^li^r^-l/*!-:-,---" verse. By
N.''^Xl87^' "• '"""""'"'P -'^■■'-- By Norval.
HerVerV 1%' "'" »''';••*'•-,"«'' Robert Ilaisey
insfo'rVv:;;;,' rij;,"""' '• ^"™"- ■" "-■> P--!.-
BaU°''li'el,^?*V*'""^'' •;'• ''■'« I^'™"- ""'' 'ho
of Th^Fv'e wh;",!"'' '*; ' ■ '''"«""^'» "'■ ''h^^" Diseases
of Jh; Kye, N^YW^'-l's^isy-- ' '"""" "" ^'—
'w;,.?k'"''^ ^\""'' Pitman, b. 1,840. How to be
i tlefcl' ■'vl'"' "V'"P'''ey, 181 1-1886, b. at Brat-
rlZ-l-J" fo""''*! 11 community called Per
Vri847%y?"T'The's" " ^''-n'"^-" ^''S ^-'^-i
lingfor.l Conn TiiO , S","' ^."'"'"8 "^ <^''"''t. '«''''-
ungior.i, conn., l»o9. 3. Salvation from Sin the End
•
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OAK
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!;r.
of Cliristliin rnitli. IHAll, sy„. l. Illntory nf Amrrlcnn
Soclnliiiii, I'hilii,, INHli, r. Hvo. !>. Ilixon iin<l hi* <'o|>y-
lata : a Criticism nf tbo Acrniint* oT lliu Onolilii ('iniiiiiii-
nltv ill "Now Aiiiurli'ci," IH7I, Mvd, ft, I1"Um -Tulk".
Ktlilml \>y A. Iliirroii ami 0. N. MilliT. Vol. i., OiibIcIu,
N.Y., HT.'), PJllin.
Nuyi'o, It. K. The IliKtmy »r Meilii'lni' ffir »lio
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(itht'r l.iiv* iiikI l.i'({oniln, Luii., I'<fl'', llliiin. U. (Triinn.)
IiJtIi'i iiiiiI IIiiiMiliv^ ^ the Ki'lnnucn of Vir){il, ii -I'lwtlon
(if the ii.Il'M nf lldiiiui', Au., Lon., IHIIH,, U'liio, ;|,
llyiniixof M(p<K'i'ii Mini, I.011.IN72, I2iun.
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({niclimtfcl III Trinity Culli'Xf, t'liiiibril x, 1'»I2 ; nnlniiieil
IMI.'ii roftor "f Wiiili'V I85S-72, I, A IVniteiitiiil,
(Ixf., I''*^', Hvo. Anon. 2. Kii|;lanil and the Jewn:
their Uonlliiv nnj her Duly, Lod., 18S1, 8vo. Also,
finjrle seriiHinii, Ae,
NllKcnt, I'i. V. Troiitiao on Optica; or, Light and
Sight, N. York, I Mis, l2iuo.
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I.on., l-.il, IJiiio. ■_'. .Mary .Aston ; or, Town uml Ooiiu-
try I a I'ule, I, on., l^-.V, IL'uio.
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IViiReiit, ErmeiiKnrdn lircvillc-, daughter of
the lute A. Ogilvv, of Cove, I)iimfiii -liire ; iniirried,
1SS2, to lion. I'. Ii. (Jreville-.Niigent. I'he llueing of
(iildriin, and otiier I'ooini', I, on., I^si, fq. Klmo.
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a luaiiiifiiotiirer ; founder of the Haptist Home. Ttio
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Nuller, I). F. Kbetoric as an Art of Persuasion
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18S(), ,Svo.
Nune§, JoHcpli A., [nnle, vol. ii., add.] Dny-
Drearns, I'liihi., IS«:!, l2mo.
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ated at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, I^ti8; or-
dained ISllS; vicar of Kipon Is72-8I, and since then of
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cated at University College School, London, and the Col-
lige de Vltry le Kraiijois, .Marne ; a '.. ;,> 'ler In Lon-
don. He has eoniriliuted many pap< r» 10 the Kolk-Lore
Ket'ord and fimlhu publications, ami eritleiil artlolix to
Miiigaiiiiies, <te, >(iidl> ■ on the l.egeml of the Holy
ilrail: with Especial Iteference lo Ibu Hypothesis of Its
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liii|Hiriaiit colli ribiitliiii In the llli-ialiirouf ilieiirall Uviiid
Hlilili lia>> been iiiiole lor many \iar> : iiml no stiidfiil oi'
nieillii viil roiiiaiii'i'. nr even of KiiglMi lllernliirt', eiiii ilo
Hilhoiit It."— ,l//i., .No. HI".
Nutt, J. A. Ailie Howard; or. The Last Visit to
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|Sj(); I.lhiH of All ■■ioiils l.si,>-7.5; ordaincil IH.Mi;
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rielshani l>7U-f<H,and siiiee tbt-ii of Chelslield. I. (Kd.l
Two Treatises on Verbs. Ily .lehuda ILiyug. |s7ti.
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Nutting, II. A Few Plain Ueinurks on Decimal
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isier or Merchant, I'liila., Isft7, ISmo. 2, lioeky Hill
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Nutting, .tlnry O. I. Our Summer at Ilillsiiie
Farm, Host., IsliT, Kiiiio. 2. Steps in the I'pward Wav,
Bust., 1867, lilmo. 3. Tho Story of William tlie Sileiit
anil the Netbcrland War, 15.iO-i5S4, Bust., isiili, 12mo;
new ed., Is83.
Nye, Edgnr Wilson, ("Bill Nye," pseud..) b.
185U, in Shirley, Me., was admitted to ttie bar in
Wyoming Territory in 1S7I'), and afterwards settled in
New York. 1. Bill Nye and the Ilooiioiang, Cliii ,
Issl. 2. The Forty Liars, 1SS3. 3. Baled Hay, Is-I.
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Measure, and Coins, proposed to be called the Tuiiiil
System, Phila., IS()2, Svo. 2. Treatise on Parabolic Con-
struction of Ships, Phila., ISfiS, Svo. 3. On Technologi-
cal Education and ,Ship-Building for Naval and Marine
Engineers, Pbila., 1M!5, 12mo; new ed,, ISlifi. 4. dii
the Force of Falling Bodies and Dynamics of .Mntln,
classified with Precision to the Meaning of Dyniiniiinl
Terms, Phila., Svo. 6. Treatise on the Elements of .Me
chanics : establishing Strict Precision in (he Mcanin;.' of
Dynamical Terms. Illu.^t. Phila., lS7,'i, Svo. 0. New
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Oakden, J. Astbury Church, &e. : Poems, Lon.,
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he gained the Chancellor's prizes for English and Latin
essays, and the Ellerton prize for a theological essay;
was one of the leaders of the Tractarian movement, and
united with the Roman Catholic Church a week or two
1181
after Newman. At the time of his death he was cnnim
of Westminster and mis.sionary rector nf St. John's, 1-
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ment, 1S33-4 in., IS(i4, p. Svo. 2. University Edu-
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Lon., 1866, Svo. 4. Tho Priest on the Mission : a Course
of Lectures, Lon., 1871, p. Svo.
OAK
tome (JmumK rH,.,,,,, I !,,,■•, ',||„„ x "':„,,;•
Fo,tol |-,„„u„„., |v,.r-e,] Albany. N.V., |SMO, k.,,,,' " |
t. "?i':r',!:;:,rci;;i:.;^ "T"T:i',"H;:r7'i^''""""'" ^
OBR
Divuicu Praotloo;
Miinehi'iiur, Inma, ,„_
Oakley, Thomn'fi \V. n.
with Slutiites, 1.1,11., iM.s.j, Sn,.
Oates, rrHiik,F.K.('j,S.,'lS40-lS7.', b imir r ?..
of th., ..,..e ..:i",:;„^'Saii:,'j:;r.;:t;^"5;'t
Maps anil Illu»t. I.im., IHSI, .Syo ■ >'• ""ii«, u.-l.
ooUfctor's (lentil Is <Ii.s<l ,...1 , .."T Vi " "''.''f' "'^'■'' tbo
voinme:'wl^l'Sji2ir'X;i;:";i'^!r '!"' I^'r ";""«■* 1" «1.1H !
will have a VK ic. ar M> iL tu.Tl'"' olassKlcatlmi
Tl,« D ""-'"' "' ^'1 ""in'-* . Southampton, s nee lM,><j i
Plain ^..erinon. preaeheU in T„„„ anU cZtlyXl;
Obbard, Constance Mary
[poems,] I.on., I.SNi, ^i„. or. ,Svo
Ober, I'rederic Albionj b, 1.S4!) at BevBrlv
.Muss. J made huntii.^.-trip, in Fori la in 1S7^ anTls-?'
and suoceasfuliy explored Uko Oke< hn „,. P '
tiavclled in the i,es.er Ant ller,>n,! V„ v ■ ' .''"', "''"'
City: a Story of Adventure in Mexico llhst B f'
"".lUfe' among the MexiX Iio;,.,^™,;f '" "'""°"'
luKb!^ oo;;i;:^Si^:'^;,;ji''i;i^ d;;si^.rri::;' "V""^i !-<
xxxviU.aiii °" '""^ P'^'*e'l over.'-.V(i(,o„,
3. Mexican Resources: a Guide to and throuKh Mex
"•, (A SIPP'""'*"'"! volume to "Travels in Mt:,ico ^
Ci^'t ' 887' T »V*'r"-''-'"""'» •i"l'i-Mi.>esillu.t'
ti les" and Th "°-K ^ Tho Knockabout Club in the A..."
t les and Thereabouts. Illust. Host.. 1888 8vn i
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Dublin 1^74, nnil lit Lincoln's Inn IS7J. 1. Jiiok lliiz-
lett : a Hiborno-Aiuerieun Stor)-, Lon., ISSI), 12uio. 2.
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from 1S29 to isfill, unci the Origin and KujuIIs of the
Ulster Custom, Lon., 188U, cr. 8vq; 2d ed., IS81.
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the writings of eniinciit publicists by which he seelis to
draw the reader to his own conclusions."— Jc(i((., xviii.
4;i«.
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ion ; new ed., Lon., ISKl, Kimo. 4. Fifty Years of t'on-
ce.ssions to Ireland, Is:i|-8], Lon., I8.sa-S,'), 2 vols. 8vo.
"The object of the book is to show that the miiiu causes
of Irish diS(!outenl always havelicen, and stiilarc, neither
racial nor religious, biit agrarian in their nature. .Mr.
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5. Irish Wrongs and Knglisli Kemedies : with other
Essays. Lon., 1887, p. 8vo.
O'llricil, William. Prize Es,say on Canals and
Canal Conveyance, Lon., l.'^.is, Svo.
O'UriiMi, William Smith, I.8il3-1.864, b. at
Dromoland, County Clare, Ireland ; educated at Harrow
anil at Trinity College, Cambridge ; was JI.P. for County
Limerick I82I)-4H; joined the Kepeal Association in
1."'4 I, and afterwards became a leader of the Young Ire-
land party; convicted of treason in 1.'<4.S, but the sen-
tence of death was commuted to transportation, and in
18.1(1 he received a pardon. Tlie Principles of Govern-
ment. Host., I So,'), 2 vols. .Svo.
O'llrilie, David. The Practical Laboratory
Guide in Chemistry, Columbus, 0., lss.3, .Svo.
O'Uyrne, Miss in. Ij. I. Lei.\lip Castle : a Ro-
mance of the Penal Days of 16'.hl. By E. De Celtis,
[pseud.] Dublin, 1SS3, cr. Svo; new ed., I SS7. 2. Ill-
Won Peerages; or, An Unhallowed Union, Dublin, 18-84,
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The Pale and the Septs, Dublin, 18S4, 2 vols. cr. Svo.
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of detail,— 'The (.'ourt of Katli Crcglian' is a singularly
beautiful, powerful, and pathetic story."— .S/icodi/or, Ixi. o7U.
O'lljriie, P. Lives of the Cardinals. Part I.
Lon.. IS79, fol.
O'Byrne, Kobert, F.R.G.S. James' Naval His-
tory, Epitomized in Oue Volume, Lon., IS.-^S, cr. Svo.
O'Byrne, Robert W. (Ed.) The Victoria Cross :
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1880, 12mo.
O'Callaghaii, Edmund Bailey, [<iiiie, vol. ii.,
add..] 1797-1880, was admitted to the practice of medi-
cine in Quebec in 1827; afterwards removed to New
Y'ork, and was employed in the office of the secretary of
state at Albany in editing the Records of tile State. I.
Documents relatin;; to the Colonial History of Now
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Burgoyne, ISfill, sm. 4to. 4. Nameo of Pcrsims for
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trative of the Slave-Trade under the Dutch : with In-
t.oduotion, Ac, 18(i7, sm. Svo. 14. Law and (Jrdi-
riaiices 'if N'c'.r Nctlicrland, yiliS 71, ISC9, Svo.
O'CnIlaghan, J. M. The "Fons ct Orlgo ;" or.
The Origin of the Word " Teetotal," Lon., 1S78, Svo.
U'CalhlKlian, .Ylary. (Trans.) Dreams by a
French Fireside: Fairy-Tales; from the (Jerinan of
Klchard Leander, [R. von Volkmann,] Lon., 1885, ii. Svo.
118C .J - M
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O'Calliglian, D. E. A Woodland Queen, and
other Poems, Lon., 1809, 12mo.
O'Clery, Patrick Keyes, (The O'Clery,)
K.S.Ii., b. 1840; graduated at Trinity College, Dublin :
called to the bar at the Middle Temple 1S74; M.P. for
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St. Gregory and Pius IX., grand cross of the order of
Isabella the Catholic. The History of the Italian Rev-
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misrepresents facts; he writes in the strength (if a fanali
cism that disdains such ordinary means."— .S'ii(. Vi'ic, xl
304.
O'Connell, Alice. Loyal, Brave, and True: n
Novel, Lon., ISSI. 3 vols. cr. 8vo.
O'Connell, James. Vestiges of Civilization ; or.
The -Etiology of History, N. York, Is.'il, 12iiio.
0'C:onnell, Rev. Jeremiah Joseph, O.S.P,.,
I b. 1821, in County Cork, Ireland; studied at the .Sciu-
i inary of Cliarlcston, S.C. ; ordained priest 1844; estab-
lished St. Slary's College of Columbia in IS57, and w.-n
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1SS2, 12mo.
! O'Connell, .Mrs. Morgan John, widow of M.
! .1. O'Connell, for many years mciiiber for Kerry.
I I. Charles Bianconi : a Biography, 17S0-IS75. By h'i.-
j Daughter, l.on., IS7S, Svo.
" A biography of Charles Bianconi, the inventor of the
Irish car system, which has now been sujierscdi'd by rnU-
ways, but which in its time was of great lienctit to the
I country, has been written by his daughter. . . . There i^
' not niucli to learn about Ijiancoiii that is worth Icaruiiu; .
; but in Mrs. OCuiincirs pagi- . . . there is much to read
' that is pleasant reading.' — .S(i(. Rtr., xlv. 183.
j 2. (ilimpses of a Hidden Life: Memories of Attie
! O'Brien, Dublin, fp, Svo. With Baiiii- , J. G., For
' Faith and Fatherland, Lon., ISSS, 12iiio.
O'Connor, Denis C. Seventeen Years' Experi-
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j O'Conr.or, Mrs. Evangeline Maria, (John-
I son,) a niece of Rossiter Johnson, mi/iio ; marrioii,
1877, to .loseph O'Connor. 1. (Trans.) Fire and Flame:
a Novel, by Levin Schiicking, Bust., 1876, Svo. 2. .\ii
Analytic Index to the Works of Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Bost., 18S2. 3. An Analytical Index 'o the Works of
Shakspere, N. Y'ork, 1SS7, 12uio.
" It gives referenrc-.s to notable passages, brief histories
of the plays and poems, names of all the character^ in the
plays, with sketches of the more important caics. and con-
cise explanations of obscure wonls and allusions, 'flic
weakest part of the book is that devoted to phi-ases. '—
I O-ilic. vili. 2.
j O'Connor, Miss F.. J. A Heroine of the Con-
federacy. Lon., 1S06, or. Svo.
O'Connor, J. l>. History of Turkey, and Ocue-
alogy of thi Existing Osmauli Dynasty: with .Map?,
Chic, 1S77, l2nio.
O'Connor, .Tames. Works of the Deaf Poet:
with a Biographical Sketch of the Author [by A. li.
Douglas,] N.York. 1S79, Svo.
O'Connor, James A. Letters to his Eminence
Cardinal MeCloskey, Archbishoji of New York ; 3d ed.,
enl., N. York, ISS.'f" lOmo.
O'Connor, John. 1. Ich Dien, Melbourne, 187:',
2. Wanderings of a Vagabond ; an Autobiograpliy.
Edited by John Morris, [pseud.] N. York, 1873.
O'Connor, Joseph Aloysius. (Ed.) The City
of Refuge: or, Mary, Help of Christians, Lon., IssO, Svo.
O'Connor, It. r. (Trans.) FVnncis of Assisi, by
L. de ChC'rancc, l.on., 1880, Svo.
O'Connor, Iloderick, \iiiiir, vol. ii., add.] Event?
in the Historv of Ireland, and Xoticr i of the O'Connors,
Lon., 185S, r2nio.
O'Connor, Thomas Power, M.A., b. 184 -. at
Athlone, County Ro.*ooniUiOn, Ireland, and educated ii
Queen's College; became a journalist, and in 1S70 »,nt
to London and was employed on the staff of the Imlv
Telegraph. In 18S0 he was elected M.P, for (iiil»;i.v.
and hccamo an active raeii"V,cr of the Parncllitc ].:i::y.
He was elected jirosident of the Irish National Lengii"
of Great Britain in 1S83. He visited the United Slu'"'
in 1881-82, and lectured on the Irish cause. He wa? re-
elected to Parliament at Liverjiool in 1885, and a:;.iiii
in 1886. He hai: contributed numerous tales and ariiiles
I 'v ' .:^
O'CO
to iicriudicals. 1. Lord Benconsfiel.l : a Bi>jBriiphv, I.on
and Belfiift, lS7i), 121110; 6th cd., I8S7. ^ > " "'
" Mr. O'Connor write from a liostilo point of view ■ bnt
what miikes his booli so daii„.j;iiig is the nrr.iv of fu,"s
whiil, he marshals nloiis the Fine of his imrrritivo.
Mr llitchmaii s two portly voluuu's are evidently, ihoiich
not Hvowedly intended 10 parry .Ml. o'Cnnors n3t
; 'i ■ 1 . V '"',,''■ "iti:lniin'i has il.iiie, after survevinK the
Avhole held of faets, is to decline altogether a diVea en-
counter with Mr. ()'Connor."-.V'«to-riii. Utl7
2. (iladstono's House of (,'oiniiiuns, I,on.. I8'<5 8vo
3. The Parnell Movement: vith a Slietcli of Irish 'poli^
tics from 1S4:<, Lon.. ISSI!, 8vo ; new ed., rev 1«87
n-»?,l';;m,'i'','.'''^',"""",'' '"'"■"''* "*■'"''■ ''■"">• further proof
TH,fi, 1 ' 1 '• ','"'.' "■'' ''";■'' '". V''-"' ™''"y t'"»e.s allowed the
IrLsh landlords to use the riglits of property possessed hv
hem to an extent revoltinj; to hunmiii v all. .lestnirtive
t.i a sound social and politfeul fahrie of ioeielv. \Ve ven^
ture to deny however, that he proves the iie.xi aiKl iieees-
-.s>/;.y"/,;;','Mx.'r;7i','''"''"'-*'' """' ""■■ "-■""-■"»■ '^ ""■"'■'•"'it'."
O'Connor, William Do iglns, ls:i;i-i88U, b, in
Boston, Mass. J studied art, which he afterwards aban- '
doned for .lourniilism, and from KSIil held positions in
several of the government deoartments at Wasliingtcm
1. Harrington, [a romiince,] Bo t„ Isiio, Ifiuio '' The
O0...I (imy I'oct, N. York, I.S(',6. Pamph. (This was ■
republished in a volume by I!. M. Buck, ,„p™.) .i
The Ghost, lilust. N, York, lsfi7, 12ino; new cd '
cnlitlcd "Nett.e Kenton; or. The (Jhost," 1872,
O'Conor, Kev, John Francis Xavier, S .7 b
1 Sj., Ill New Y'ork ; graduated at the College of .^t'
friincis Xavier 1,S72; has been successively prol'ess„r in
West Park College, (ieorgetown University, and Boston
tollego. 1. f^oniething to Read, Georgetown, IS.sO 2
Lyric an.l Dramatic i'oet.jr, Bost., 18,^;i, ;i Rea.ling
arid the .Mind, Woodstock, 18,-<4; enl, ed,, ISXr, .) ■
(Trans,) (iarucci's History of Christian Art,' 18S«' 5'
(Iran.s, I The Practice of Humility; from the Italian of'
Po]ic Leo XrU., N. York, 1888.
O'Coiior, John H. Imperial Loyalty "as it
ought to be:" Christian Philosophic on a New Plan
Lon., 1886, p, Svo. '
O'Conor, Rev. William Anderson, 1820-1SS7
h. at Cork; graduated at Trinity Collei'e, Dublin 1861 ■
ordumed 18J3: curate of .>;t, Michael's, Chester! ISJo-
S8, and afterwards rector of 8t, Simon and St. Judc
Manchester, 1, Faith and Works, Lon„ Ls68 n 8vo •
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Lon,, 186S, p Svo, 3, A Commentary on the Epistle to
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6. Conimentary on the Epistle of St. Paul to the Gala!
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Manchester, 1884, 2 vols. p. Svo; 2d ed,, 1886
" Kree from the besetting faults of most ilative iiistorians
from heir easily explicable want of im"d> eetive t ei^
IiiiKerii.g over more or less mythleal gl oriei w el'i 1 ,ve
not ling to do with progress, he is, above all, severely m^
partial. Whosoever they are,-wlietlier •.'^Illes^ans' or
Danes, adventurers o' Elizabeth or of ('romwell Orana-e-
men or recreant Catholic lord.s, or ab..<eiitee rei :drtt wSs
who have nmde the.people their prey umlerwd evw
O'DO
pretext, religious, social, nolitical t/ievl ave e onke he r
liia r'xxv.la!."" " '"' '""' "'^'io'-'-H- S fIgIn:
. *^'V,!V,'^'','o**' r"''' Songs and Guard-Room Rhymes,
Lnn,, 1881, 12mo,
O'Curry, Eugene, 1795-1862, b. in County Clare,
Ireland; was the son of a peasant, and, having learned
read Celtic MS.'^ was employed to make researches
for Jie historical department of the Ordnance Survey
?. ,!^""cl"-. ^''' became a member of the council of the
• eltic Society in ls.,2, member of the Royal Irish
A™.lemy m 185,i, and in Ls.W was appointed by Cardinal
Aew^n.in professor of Irish history and archaeology in
the Cat.iolio University ,if Ireland. 1. Lectures on the
.■.,iu.soripl Materials of Ancient Irish History, Dublin
IS6I ,Svo. 2. On the Manners and Customs of the An-
cient Irish: a series of Lectures, Edited, with 111 In-
roduction. Appendixes, Ac, by W, K, Sullivan, Ph.I),,
I'dT's ' *i"een's College, Cork.] Dublin, 1873, 3
. 'We fear that this work of Prof O'Cnrrv ,.111 he e-'M
I'.''^ ii"Vi''''-' ''*-'^«'»^'.' Ihaii it deserves. ll.> li'nderstood Vl'ie
(oiedhellc, or ancient language of Ireland as wel as if
■lot better than, any man of tT.ls coi.t^ ?• bm f general
history, philology, or oml(|Ultie.s, he appiArs 1 1 m-e S
r T'mL'o'".';'"'''''?'-'' ""'■'' "■''« •"•• I'l'ked up "om^ife
'Jy.'i//""^- •'"•""^'■ives. Hence, sUtlenieiits of s "ul, r
«a,retf occurring not ui.frequentlj In these Lecturehed
i".r"f' ""1",'^ "J ridicule over facts and .l.,cuments which
are of real historical value."— yl/A., Xo. ^113
He also edited some works in Irish for the Celtic So-
ciety, ,Vo.
O'Dea, James J. Suicide: Studies on its Phi.
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Odeneal, T. B, Oregon Supreme Court Reports,
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liost., 1S77. '
Oderslield, Mrs. II. Elsie Duval, Bri.stol, IS,S6.
I2ino. '
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Ihe Lxistcnce of (Jod, Lon., 1S67, 12mo,
Odgers, Itev. James Edwin, M.A., b. 1S43, at
I l.ymmith, Eng.; graduated at the Universitvof Lon.lon
ISO.; Initiirian minister at Liverpool, (Trans.) Con-
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I ?**aI"^,' -?*'■*• *'''»^a'»eth .Mary. Memoir of the
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i Odiing, William, M,B., F.R.S,, [«„/,• vol ii
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\\ aynfletc professor of chemistrv in the University of
Oxioid and Fellow of Worcester College in IS72 1
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" Odman, Jeremiah," (Pseud.) See Atkin.wn,
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Hues of Christian Character, J>'. York. ISti.O, srj. 12iuo. I
Olin, Hev. Stephen. College Life; its Theory
and Practice, N.York, IS67, ]2uio.
" O'Lincolu, Robert," (Pseud.) See Mason,
Gkoiiob C, mpra,
1190
; Oliphant, .'ttiss. Vida: a Study of a Girl. By
Amy Dunsniuir. | pseud.] Lon., 18811, 2 vols. p. Svo.
Oliphaut, Charlotte. Memoir .if Hon. Mrs. Hay
Paterson. Bv her Sister. Lon., ISSI), 12mo.
Oliphant, 1'. >V. A Plea for Painted Glass, Lon.,
1855, 12mip.
, Oliphant, Laurence, [mitr, vol. ii., add.,] 182(1-
1S88, h, at the Cape of Good Hope; spent some time in
Ceylon as ]irivate secretary to his father. Sir Anthony
Oliphant, who was chief justice there; was called to the
bar, but devoted bis energies largely to travel: served
on Lord Elgin's missi<in to China Is'.'i7-51l, and in I Mil
was appointed e/ioir/f' il'ofiil,; „ at Vedo, where he «:i<
attacked by assassins and so severely wounded that In-
was obliged to resign the appointment. He was memb-r
of Parliaujent for the Stirling Burghs I8i'i.)-iis, when
he resigned his seat, and, having some time previou>ly
come under the intlui^nce <jf 'Thomas Lake Harris, «i/'-
jir((, removeil to the I'nited States to join the spiritual-
istic comiHunity eslablisheil in Dutidiess Co., X.Y.. ac-
companied by his mother. Lady llliphant, who shared
his views. He handed over his fortune to the community
and lived tliere for about eighteen months, working un
tlie farm and as jieddler and teamster. In IS7II he went
as correspondent of the l.ondim Times to the Franeo-
Prnssian war. and some years later, after an unsuccessful
attempt to establish a colony (•( jews iu Palestine, he
foun<led three religious colonies in that country, at one
of which, near the town cd' Haifa, he took ii|i his resi-
dence. In 18SS be made a visit to the I'nited States,
and on his return was taken ill and <lied a lew months
later. 1. A Narrative lif the Earl of Elgin's Mis-
sion to China in !s57-.'iil, Edin. and Lon., IstiO, 2 vol.-.
Svo. 2. Patriots and Filibusters: Incidents of 'f ravel.
ISfill, p. 8vo. 3. Universal Suflrage and Napoleon the
Third, 186(1. 4. Piccadilly: a Fragment of Conlcnipo-
rary Biography, [a novel,] 1870, p. Svo; 2d cd. same
yeiir.
" Mr. Oliphant has n keen eye for the weaknesses of lash-
ionalj'.e society, and a trenchant pen with whieli to expose
them."— .s<i(. Jlii:, xxx. ■j;!'.!.
5. 'The Tender Recollections of Irene MacGillicuddv,
N. York, 18-8, ;i2mo. (Reprinted from Black woo,!'.-
Magazine.) 6. The Land of Gilead: with Excursions
in the Lebanon, Edin. and Lon., 1880, Svo.
■■ Mr. Laurence oliphant iiiidertook his journey with the
object of ascertaiiiiiij; how far, and iniderwhal e'ondilion-.
liie coniitry I'asi i.f the .Ionian would be available for pin-
jioses of colonization, and for the I'lirtboranee of his grcni
scheme of .lewish immigration and settlement. . . . Iftlii-
ambitious and attractive lu-oposal comes to anviliiiii;,
books, and many books, therefore reviews, will lie writ
ten upon it. . . . We thank Mr. Oliphant for makim; ii«
aciinaintod with a straiiRcly neulccled ootiiitrv, whose
charms and capabilities seem to have escaped the notice
of all previous travellers."— ."•■«(. Hcv., Ii. 21.
7. The Land of Kheuii: L'p ami Down the Middle
Nile. Illust. 18S2, p. Svo.
" It is that most delightful of volumes,— a perfectly fresh
book of travel about a country which one niinlit si'ippose
to have been written abiait over ami over atjain, bv iruv-
eller after traveller, till there remained nothing luoie to
say."— .s'a/. Hn:, liii. iW.
8. Traits and Travesties, Social and Political, Edin,,
1882, p. Svo. (Reprint of various papers and stories,
including "'The Tender Recollections of Irene Maciiilli-
cmldy.")
'• Few, if any, living English writers have so light i.iid
keen a touch in satire as .Mr. Laurence Olipbanl."— >(i(.
Jicv., liii. ('ifi8.
U. Altiora Peto, Lon., 188,3, 2 vols. cr. Svo; new cd.,
1884.
'"file hook is an attempt to expand the highcla.ss, sci-
cnlille-philosoiihical-tlucal and netliernio.st Wesl-Kiid-so-
ciety sketch into a novel. . . . .Mr.dliphaiitiimv know.l.iil
he cannot describe. His l.omlcui society, as w'c gallier it
from his hazy fragnients, is a. society wlifch cannot be, tor
it is a house divideil against itself "—.Icui/., xxiv. Jlo.
10. Sympneumata; or. Evolutionary Forces now A
tivc in Man, Edin., 18.85, Svo. 11. Masollam : a Problcia
of the Periorl. Edin., 18811, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 12. Fasliioii-
able Philosophy, and other Sketches, Edin., 18S7, l^iiu).
13. Episodes in a Life of Adventure; or. Moss from a
Rolling Stone, 1887, p. Svo.
" Few persons have nail .Mr. Oliphant's opportunities of
seeing wars and revolutions from coignes ol vantage, and
few civilians have so ol'leii thrust themselves or (■cell
thrnst by elrcuinstaiices into almost the fnait ranks of Imt-
tie- It Is li>rtinuito for the ^vorjij nui} f.jr his '.'^V!l fun'o floit
this modern 'f yrtu'us lias the skill to write eloqiieiitlv and
the Brace to write modestly of the deeds and dangers he
iwrforined and <:ncountcrcd so gallantlv. . . . The I'o.k
bristles with adventures on every stage.''— "iit. Jfn:. f-'iw
Uil5.
OLI
I'lli^ nnil I'vnetioc, throuijli the Onerati.m nf V . i
iiiiiiHiipipf:
jii-l."-.sv,frt,fe,-, Ixi 7S7 ' "■' ^^"""K'< IS very clear and
b,r«h .M„lloU,ian,,Scotlu„a; has resije.l f ,r ly yea t
aiargarct MiUth.ml, was published in lSI9,_n„t IHi/i
a. sta eJ .aUe, vol. ii. During the forty years of her M
.,„., . 'ii.;,«ii„ „,i ,„,„, „, „„ ;, •„; it J
hree Gift., I...7. 5. The Laird of N^r low, L 18^8
■H vol... ,, 8vo. r, Luey Crofton, I.on.. I8.^y ul'^o 7
Agnes llopotoun's Sehools and Holidays. Lnl's5.'
l-"i«o; new ed.s IS72, ISSO, &,. s. Tho^iou.™ on the
Moor. Lon., Isfiii, .-^yols. er. Hvo ; new ed.. is^d.^yol
OLI
!f^"!'r;l ;^]f;!;;!H,{!'!r;i Jfi^y'iar,;^ il:::^:'t::i:"^
coMMslent, «n,l yel all Is nj»' "-N,-,/") , xv '-u','""''^' "'"'
I.l. Heart and Cross. l,„n., I,sr,;i „ Svo Va Ti i.
iof<^jriing.{,;;i.'i-ii,.!'„, 'I, ::'^^s;;''t:;^''rir'^'
.Madonna Mary. I.on.. IS,;,,, :l vol ^ s f n^w^^
:MUa=|l;l^^;--/--'-^aMhy.,.^
pi.'.n,^'Sa;'ai^';i:!j^,!;;;:-""^^^i"''^-ri>-. is rich i„
M.htle In Tis reai! ,1 i's^ •, '^'J w.i'T;;'' '■ " V'rnrnys.u
\'\>Mon.. elo,|nent inlts bu s "r f . n^'"v"l"''', '" ,"~^
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thtaiKh sonu.wlnit L'rii Iv I 1ml los. „ii,l Kenuinelv,
M.bdned joe, J;v.'■^-:i;'^'y,^';.'''!^'^^','.'i'i^| '.','- "'^ i.nlre.,nont anM
sceon.,!'^r":^;'r;;l;" /lii,,;"';. "t" "^'^^^^^ '""
lsr5. (ContainMwe^::^,: ;i,iu' LL ™' 'i' ,"'■•
"Her book is atli.,nini;ii wt nTv bi„ i- r. ■ ■ , .
merits and lis delVeiv an I ,. 1 ?,„ V ■ "'" ''!"'■• '" •"*
latler. . . . Her inod..'n V • , ," '"■ "nH'aianee the
oxtra.a«an,an,ls; e ne^n 'aV^:ill''irvv'''-''''''''',^'',","<^'*
— .^Vi'. Kit., x.wiil. 7(i!i '""air, but alwa.vs reailable."
>^TheLasu,fth;M;;H;n;;;.'}:^.,-^::^,:'^v^:V8;o:
:^;ieK!MiSHS ISS^-^
.>veen.keS;^.er,!/u^,^^'^4 "f^;™ ^f;™';';;-'"' "- i
lied...' . . Tirere^"Vh ""',-''?. I ' " «» hort^ss of ■ Adam ^
spirit of Jnstl"rand !olera,iol!:*f_.s.<l/'^/S; "xv™.Mn ""' '^'""•'
2.1 he Ihrec lirothers, Lon.. 1>7(I. :i vols „ Kyo
-'I. John : a Uvc-.<tory, Un IS711 o ,' 1, , a '" * '
; isn.p.syo' ' "■'• ^'"■"'"' "' '■^'^'^■i' I'""-
' '•M^o^e;;I,?;:T;,:;'e'LMV^;;;|iJ;:^';';-"'Pl!''rs. CathoUe
: -^^. '^^^. ^^. ^r' ^™^ -■ "pJ-i-uvl ^^n>l!!^^-^^!
invarfably s" z«i ly'li'^ ^ '",'^' "'i' '"'.'1 <"l"ur, are
, •'"o^a t,;«iy, vi;.i:;^e^l'to j!::j'i.;,v"-.,^"t;'^!^^7 ^'"-
h:na>rSi^'};^^^ '^il^^ ^•"''™- -0 ndss Mnntalem-
ti<' ; quick to Ke ntc. h s , ,',1 n' ''''''■ ,""l>etu<,us, sar.as-
v^!/in::h;;?.^/SHS?T'''-''-^^
Hates, Lon., l.<7'> Svnll^ ^"'»-P. f*™. .id. At his
May.Lon..ls7:i:-8™Kj:t.'^'" """"'''•■ '««^- ^l-
irnve atmi,r^;^i;;,r':;f lb 'll.""^'' ""''"""■ "" books
eharacter, a ml an ni<V, 1,!' "'V ""'i^i'li»ility of
to redeen. s,u e f 1 ! ,,|H , , ; "^ "'i''^' """»''" >'"
^u'^;;^;;i;s';,,a :b? . V' ^ r '-'^'^^^
a^K.,^fp,;,-,.t";;:ili'^'-t,l-----..^;.;
»vo. ,1.1. J he .Makers of p'hn.enee Dnnto c t. c'
vonarola. and their Ci,v. Lon.. '"^i. iTVlT^-''
";akin«:"notat aM a hl^il^^idS'S^/i,!"""''" '""t
Vh . .n\yhom''M;'' 0IS -tr;''' "'!!," '» "'" «<^"'fa "
make ^Morence 1,„ fo , , '," . f v""" " """ ''*'' '""
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coiifluilos Willi a cliiipter mi Miclia,'! Anwlo. . . llie I 1 ' •;;„„•''• , °- „ '• ^ """.".!! '''*:"'«'! »giim.«t_ it.-elf,
literary worlimiiii.-lii|i' in tlie hi(PKra|llik'"iU~stii(i'es and I ^""'i '8K8, ;( vols. p. 8vo. (i". Tho Son of his Fallior,
Bketelies i.s tliat ofa iiiaciisi'd haiid; iiiduod, we liavu .iMeii * ''""•. ISS", .'i vols. p. Svo. U.S. The Milkers of Venioo •
'V''ii"-''l''''f'' '" '''-'-'^'' 'III' ''w;^'^' "f literary lii'Mlity and i Dokcs, Conquerors, I'ainters, and .Men of Letters: witli
8kill wiiieliconstaiilly>ediiC(.s the aiilliciri..to elegant and ! Illu.tnitions bv R U llolmU F^ A T„n Iks- s,
appropriate phriise-makiiiK.'-Ni/. Hei'-, xliii. 2sr i ,., A , ^ ' "• ""H"'--''. t-^-A., Lon., Ivs,, syo.
:U. A Kn<e in June Lon 1S74 •' vols n Svo Vi L, *'": ""P '»'''."» >i P.rtietised writer H-itli a slroui; np.
.1-1. t\ nu.L n ,)uin, i.on., 1^,4, . vols. p. sio. .i,). prieialion ol tlieniniainieniid an honest ilefeivnce Inr tlo
For I.ovo and Lite, Lon.. ISi 1, .i vols. p. Svo. :^li. The • veritie.s uf history, has suninied up, without novelly and
Story of Viilentine and his lirolher. Kdin., 1875, :: vols. ' without profound research, what the eareless and sciiti-
p. Svo. :i7. Whiteladies. Illust. Lon., IS7li, p. svo;
new ed., IS71I. ;is. The Curate in Charge, Lon., 1S7H,
2 vols. p. Svo. ,SU. I'hiube, .lunio. : a Last Chroniele of
Carlingford, Lon., lS7ti. H vols. |i. Svo.
"This last 'Chroniele of rarliiiKlord' not mi nlv takes
rank fairly lieside the lirst whieli introduced n- o ■ Salcin
Chapel,' but surpn.sses all the iiilerniediaie recoil l>.'—.k'(i(i.,
ix. (>o,i.
•10. .Mrs. Arthur, Lon., IS77, ;) vols. p. Svo. 41.
Young .Mua>;rave, Lon., 1S77, .S vols. p. Svo. 12. Carili,
Lon., 1S77, :j vols. or. Svo. IH. Dante, (" Foreign Clas-
sics for Kngli.<h Headers,") Lon., IS77, |2mo.
".She has written <iver hastily about a writer who re-
quires careful and revercniial trcatinent more than any one
else in the roll of modern literature. The dij,'nilied learn-
ing ol Mi.^s Uossetti's 'Shadow of Dante,' and the wide
HUd discriminaijii; criticism of .Mr. Syinoiids in his ■ Iii-
'; idiietion to tlie study of liaiitc,' make .Mrs. dliphant's
book seem doubly slipshod t)y eoinparisoii."— M, CliEIGU-
ton: -IciKi,, xii. a),
44. Dress, ("Art at Home" Scr.,) Lon., iS7.S, p. Svo.
■Ij. The I'rimrose I'lith 1 a Chapter in the Annals of the
Kingdom of Fife, Lon., 1S7S, :i vols. er. Svo. 4li, Within
the Precincts. Illust. Lon., Isjii, :i vols. cr. Svo ; new
ecL, ISS.3, 1 vol. 47. Tlie (ireatest Heiress in England,
Lon., Is7ii, ;! vols. p. Svo. 4S. He that Will nut when
ho .May, Lon., ISSO, .'i vols. or. Svo. 49. A Beleiigiiered
City: being a .\arrative of Cert:iin Recent Lvciits in
the City of Semur. Departinent of the Haute- lionigogno :
a .Story of tliu .Seen and the Unseen, Lon., ISSO, p. Svo:
nei7 ed., Issi.
"She has aimed . . . to make it evident how great is the
ditliculty of establishing any real intercourse between the
seen and the niisrcn, except that which already exists in
the spiritual faiiii ami imrilied all'eetions of the highest
Imnian natures. ... of all the books of hers with which
of the
mental readers care most to know about the eilv
, Lagnnes."— .Vddoa. xhii, 1111,
■■ ( 'ertainly this is among the most cliarining of the many
charming books that have been inspired by Venice "--
.^^(•(■/(i/or. Ixi. 4o3.
^ (HI. Joyce: a Novel, Lon., 1SS8, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 711.
I'he Seconil Son, Lon., LSSS, :! vols. er. Svo. (Published
originally in collaboration with T. IS. Aklrich, in the
Atlantic .VIonthly.) 71. Memoir of Principal Tulloch,
I'Min. and Lon., ISSS, Svo.
" Perhaps if human life and energy were e(|ual to such
a task. all biographies sliould be written in duplicate,— one
for those who have known the man, and wish to be re-
mimled of all they reinemlier; one for those who ]n\\r
not known liim. but who wish to make aciiinunlance
with a new ligiire and to connect the inward life of ij,,.
man witli his external sphere of uclion, .Mrs. iilijilnuit
has given n: ihe fcjri.ier rallicr thnii the latter, bnl she liii>
given us the latter loo, only embed.'.ed in mncli delail
which ratlier detracts from, than adds to, the etlect of her
study ol Principal Tulloeli s characte- and persimalitv f.r
those who have no iiidi\idual memories to revivifv "—
.s;wta(«r, Ixi . l,jns,
72. The Land of Darkness, a! ing with some Furtlicr
Chapters of the Kxpcrieuce of the Litilo Pilgrim, Lon.,
ISS.s, p. Svo. With Tauvkr, F., M.A., Moliere, (" For-
eign Classics,") Kdin., 1S7'J, 12nio.
Oliphaiit, Sir Oscnr, ['o,/f, vol. ii
lectcd Poi'ins, Lon., Is.")7, p. Svo.
Oliphaiit, Tlionins J. Digest of Decisiims
the Arkansas .Supreme Court, Isiil -ISSfl, Little lb
ISStl, Svo.
Oliphaiit, Thomas Laurence Kiii!;toii-,.M
F.S.A., b. Is,il,at Henlease. near liristol. Eng. ; edu-
cated at Eton, and at IJalliol College, Oxford; calle.l to
the bar at the Inner Temple Is.iS; ll^snnled the inldi-
add.] Col-
of
cli.
.A„
the present writer at least is acciuaiiiled, he w.mld select j tinnal surname of Oliphant on succeeding to the e-tiii
Iblv lis [TV lUr 111, .1-1. low. .l<.ull..,i.iM,. ,.r,.,.C.. , .*■,.,,.,!,... ,,.,,1 1 r I.; . . .'.. *> . t.^i-.i...
tliisas giving more iimpiestioinible proofs of genius and
originality than any other."— .S/jecdi/or, liii, 177.
50. Cervantes, (•' Foreign Classics for English Read-
ers.") Edin., issn, l2mo.
"The biographical part has all the charm and dramatic
colour of a novel. , . . The puri'lv literary and critical
portion is less hapiy."— ,S(i/, A'-c. li. M.
51. Harry Joseelyn, Lon., lsS|,:i vols. er. Svo. 52.
The Literary History of England, 1790-1825, Lon., 1882,
3 vols. Svo.
"The book is . . . not a literary history: it is a collec-
tion of literary (■aHsc."'e,«, the attraction ofeacli of which is
not il little (lamage.l liy a lack of individual completeness,
and. we must add, by a lack of critical power,"— .S(i(. h'cr
liii. 80:i,
53. In Trust : a Story ofa Lady and her Lover, Lon.,
1SS2, 3 vols. p. Svo; new ed., 1 vol. 64. A Little
Pilgrim in the Unseen, Lon., 1SS2, p. Svo. 55. It was
a Lover and his Liiss, Lon., 1SS3. 3 vols. cr. Svo; new
ed., ISS4. 5fi. The Ladies Lindorcs, Lon., ISSS, 3 vols,
er. Svo. 57. .'■'heridiin, (■' English Men of Letters,")
Lon.. ISS.'l, p. Svo,
" That she should have sent out under her name so Im-
mature, so illconsidereil, and not seldom so inaccurate a
book IS as surprising a-s it isdeploraiile."— .s•rl^ A'rc, Ivi 37i(
"She has underrated Sheridan's merits as a man of let-
ters, and given lar too much prominence to his failings as
B man.' —!<peelalor, Ivii, 1:;4.
5S. Heater: a Story of Contemporary Life, Lon,, 1SS.3,
3 vols. cr. Svo.
" She is at her best in ' He.ster.' There, from first to last,
she IS the Mrs. ()li|pliam of 'Salem chaper and ' .Mi.ss
Jlarjoribanks,'— ail artist, tlnit is, in portraiture ami <-hser-
vatioii, an excellent liumoiirist. a master of human char-
acter, and an adept in certain forms of human exnerl-
ence,' —.lend., xxv, .'>,
59. The Wizard's Son : a Novel, Lon., ISsi, 3 vols, ii
Svo. no. Sir Tom, Lon., 1884. 3 vols. p. Svo. 81. Two
Stories of the Seen and the l'.-;.seen : The Open Door;
Old Lady Mary, Lon. and Edin., IS.^4, p. Svo. Anon.
" These stories au at least worthy of the iiuthor of ' The
Beleaguered city;' and, though there is nothing on the
title-page to identify them with that aTiilo.r^hip, we ciui
hi.r.Ily conceive llicir being due to unv otiier hand."—
Sijrclatur, Iviii. is.
62. .Madam, Lon., I8S5, 3 vols. er. Svo. (13. Oliver's
Brido : a True Story, Lon., l.ssB, l2mo. fi4. A Country
Gentleman and his Family, Lon., ISsO, 3 vole. cr. Svo.
f his maternal grandbirher in Perthshire in lsi;4. 1.
History of Fredcri.'k the Second, Empcrm- of the Uo
mans : fr an Chronicles and Documents publisheil within
the Last Ten 'i'cais, Lon., Isii2, 2 vols. Svo.
"The merits of .Mr. Kington's hook are real and sterling-
the laulis are sncli as years and experience will soon lead
him to amend."— i'ar A'cr.. xiv, 712.
2. The Jaoobile Lairds of (iask, ((Jrauipian Cbili
Pub.,) Lon., 1870, Svo. 3. The .Sources of Stand, ird
English. Lon., 1S73, l2ino.
" He has thought and studied under the giildanceof the
best recent writers. . , , The characteristic feature of the
liook IS that it gives the results of their researches and of
.Mr. Oliphant's own in the form ofa narrative, not ofa
grammar or discussion on grammar,"— .s'a(. Wcr., xxxvii
57.
"Mr. Oliphant has done gwd service in bringing together
and making easily accessible .so much of this hitherlo rare
learning. , , . The early part of the book is ilislignred for
American and Herman readers liy its use of Rask's c . si-
lications of the early inilections, which have been hnig
known to be all wrong,"— .Vof/oa, xviii, '21i9.
4. The Duke and the Scliolar, and other Essays, Lon.,
IS75, Svo. 6. The Old and Middle English, Lon., IS7>,
12mo.
" He has embodied in it , . , all that he thought worth
preserving in his former volume on the ' Sources of sian.l-
ard English ;' and to this earlier matter he has made large
adi itions, throwing the whole int.. a form which will
inake the work, when complete, the best hi.story of our
langii:ige."— .•<oA Ke':. xlvii, (US.
t). The New English, Lon , ISSR, 2 vols. p. Svo.
"The new volumes have very little of the litcrarv attrac-
tiveness whicli characterized their predece.ssor. "inst.ad
ol attempting to write a readable book, .Mr. oliphant has
been content wiili luodiicing the most valnabU' colU'.lion
ol iiniteriais f.r the lexical history of the Knglish liinguaL'e
tlnit has liillicrto been |(UbIislied. . . . The present work-
consists essentially of an analysis of the vocabulary, not,
indeed, ril every important writer or book, but of a en-
tinuous series of representtttive books from the beginning
ot the liiurleenth to the beginning of the niiieteemli ccii-
lury. — Hkniiv Hii,\dlky : Acad., xxxi, 19.
Oliphaiit-Fergiison. .Sen Fkiigison.
Olive, jMrs. Village Annals, Lon., lsfi7, ISmo.
Olivier, Mrs. The tiledstancs and tho Siege of
Cocklaw, Edin,, 1S7S, l2mo.
Oliver, Alexander. \ Manual of the Liconsim!
Law, Sy.lney, ISS3, Svo.
OLI
N I . ; gradnited at Jlarvanl 1842; ur.l,iine,l in the
l'r.,lcstttnt t,|,i«cop,tl Church; professor „f Hiblio.U
York"lco '« •''^"'"■"l,'l'''™l"''i™l .Seminary, New
iork, Mnco 187,1. lransl«ti„n of (he Syriac-Peshitu
. ersion ..f the Psalms „f David, liost., ISi;2 l''m,.
Oliver, l>niiiel, F.K.S., F.L.S., professor of botanv
\l.l7 V;."^"f' .!'1'"'';'"V '• '^'"™"-^ iV. Kleme"" ■
l.on., 1,%U, IJnio. ;;. Illustration? of the I'riii.Moal
I^^aturai Orders of the Vegetable Kin«do,„ p*,, ,1 ,
he .^ nence and Art Department of the Smlh kensing-
Aiiiea, Jjun., IM^j, hvo.
Oliver, K. Squibs, r,on., Iss;, lo,,,,, I
Oliver, llev. GeorBe, O.I)., "l7si-|sni, b. in
London: edueated at Stonyhurst College; orda ned In
t'Vxrrin^l'Rnr''"'^','''''"'',' ■'''P""'""' '" "'« ■■'-''"".
Pv'nm ,1 . ^' ","i"""^ <"'»"» "f tlie diocese of
■ , . '^ ™"tnbu(e,l to antiquarian journals
and pubhshed the following books, of which Xos. 1 " V
B, and , are erroneously inserte.l, »«^, vol. ii., umon'" t'hj '
works,, UevOeorge Oliver, p.eben,lary of w'olverhau p-
ton «u hor of n.any workson Freemasonry. I. Hi rk
fst sr 't'l^'l" "'« «»n"^t<Ti-s in Devon, K.xet r
Ion 'Jj ■; ; ^•'•'^•■^"''"™' Antiquities of Devon,
I 't!; I It " "" '^,"';"t!'^J "Edition of a work by Kev.'
John P.ke .Jones and Kev. George Oliver, E.veterf 182S,
JJnio.) ,, Collections t.iwards illustrating the liioa
raphy 01 the .Scotch Knglish, and Irish .Members of the
Society of Jesus, I.,,n., 184,i, Svo. 6. Account of Ue-
ligious Houses on the Kivor Witham, ISIIJ, c>n,„ -
Monasticon Dicecesis Ex,.niensis: being a Collection of
Records and Instruments illustrating the Ancient Cori
the Counties of Cornwall and Devon : with Historical
Notices and a Supplement, Don., 1840, fol. » Addi '
tional Supplement to the Monasticon Diicesis Exoniei -
SIS, Lon 1854 fol. 9. Collections illustrating the llis-
ory of theCath.dic Religi.in in the Counties of Cornw 1
Devon Dorset, Somerset, Wilts, and (jloucester: in Tw!;
arts, Histoncal and liiographical. Lon., 1857, Svo. Ill
Lives ol the liishops of E.«ter, and a Histiry of the ^
Cathedral, Exeter, 1861, Svo. •* |
Oliver, <;eors;e, M.D., P.R.C.P. l. Piain Facts i
on \ aecnation .,„., 1871, 12mo. 2. On liedside Vr>i°e! '
1S8-'"^.; %.^'"ir' ''"''^"V l^on., 18S3, 12mo; ;id ed, i
riim„.„ .r .. ' "''""^Kf* " "t'^'-« ■■ with Notes on the
Climate of Harrogate, Lon., cr. Syo 1
at°rhri!r'''."if'' • '"^•"•fe William, M, A., graduated
at Christ College Canibridge, 18,^8; ordained I85',l;l
liead-umster o( St. John's Wood School since 18S1I
Short Sermons, Lon., 1875, p. Svo. I
Oliver, Mrs. Grace Atkinson, (Little.) b '
•"Ir ''".,""""'*'""'•' '"af'wl, L8(iy, to John Harvard!
;.! IS, (d, isn,) and in 1871. to Dr. Joseph Peii/ioroii '
^el. she hm contributed to leading periodicals. 1
P.T.''w' .^.''"'"•«'/!"' *^«l"'«"»'>9 f™'" the Poems and
1 rose Writings of Anna Letitia Barbauld, Bust 1S74
2 vols. 8vo. 2. A Study of Maria Edgeworth: w t h
m2!'T2inI *-'' '""' *'"'"'^''' ^""^"- b"^'v
(rL ^lhTr'w"'y^'\", »'"',•'''"<•' T'tylor: with Selections
from their Works, Host., ISs.i, ]2mo. 4. Arthur I'en-
iliyn Stanley, Dean of Westminster : his Life Work
and teachings. Host., l,sS5, 12mo: 4th ed., 18,86 ' '
Mie has d(Mie well with such material as she ennl.i
•"inmaii.l though she has been obliged , sjrct di U so
5. The Story of Theodore Parker, Bost., 1886, 12mo
ISSsI's^n/' ■*■ '"*'"'"' "" ^'''™«"'' "f Women, Lon.,
Oliver, J. n. (Trans.) Monumonta de Insula
•'■T;,'.?'.,<*'r-\''°"=- *'"''••' ^""Kl"'- I-^'o "f Man
• -'■", " Vols, bvu.
Oliver, J. R. A Course of Astronomy : with the '
Llenients of (ieodesy, Kingston, Can., 1 88:1, Svo i
Oliver, John A. West wood. 1. The Doomed
tomet and the World's End, Lou., 1882, 12mo. 2. Sun
OLL
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Anuiteurs : a Pra,.tical Manual of Tells^p^'a: ^ai'
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strumonts. Illust. I'on,, l>87 cr -<vo """''•'" '""
i Orde'r'sTllrf.rr/V' "> i'-^""'''^'^ '"' "'« '^■^""™'
Urders ol lintish Howeriiig Plants, Lon., ISsrt, ,';2,„„
, O iver, L„.titia .Sehvyn. 1. Father Placid- or
I Ihe Custodiau of the Blessed Saeiament, Lon., ss ' 2
Kose iortescue; or. The Devout Client of Our Lad'v of
' earbvH"-m -*-,. •V''™"^'' ^■"""' '^1 >1- S ir d
I eait, by the Abbe Berlioux, Lon,, l>^5. 4, Annuni-i-
lata; or. The (iipsy Child, Dublin, ls>,l, 12,no, 5 fo
ol .Margaret Clitherow, Lon., Issi; p svo
Sioryo Kuby's Daughters. Illust. Bost,, ISsl,]..,,,,,
2. .Seba s Discipline, liogt., ISMl, 12mo,
, IlKMo'T/V,:. '*'■"''' "'"■"''•' *^'=" T'"»— 'N. S.i.
Oliver, Robert. Unnoticed Analogies : a Talk on
the Irish Question, Lon,, ISsS, er. Svo.
Oliver, Samuel. Emma Whiteford; or. Death in
fho Bosom ol the Church, Lon., l-.V 12mo
Oliv.r Samuel Pasliel.1, f!s,a., F.U.tJ.S., b.
f.,i^ M-1 •'" ■''• '■''"■''• "«"'^n"nt B.A. 1>5», cap-
t,iin IS,1; in commaml of Pen<lennis and St. .Mawes
Castles 1871; retired, 1. Madagascar and the m' a
Sasy Lon., I,s«fi r. 8vo. 2. Pendennis and ,«t Maw s•
Lon., 18,5 I hmo. ,',. Off Duty: Rambles of a (iunier
tlirough Nicaragua, .tc, 1867, Lon., 1S7W Ano. T
o^:''fi-^;^;r^;-^ri:;;Li:^r:S^r
afiasair -iK M ',',"1','' '" " "'-■''">">«. "f 'Hetionarv. of .Mad-
the'clUef t^.xS,' M','k ^ZZnn^'r ''"' """"' J''""^ '" '■"">" "^
g.iscar «.ui\tJ,?;^;^i;i;:i;;!^,'';»^:;:;^ '^^;;'-;;:' ^vnb Mada.
|sk!^:r^;'K:!^r^irk;'^r;s6:^'!^.n!'"«-"^'-'
|j.^!^^i"-i^:,,;;6?''fHi^d!s:;;i;^,i^t.v;'!:
t of Bankruptcy, Lon., 1870: .id ed., 1S7I, p s ', 7
1™?, p sv''.'"'^' ^""^ »'■ •"'"i'i'">s '-"^; '^^ ed.; Lo„!;
ofliiar'ie: oif "•"'"*♦ ^''26-1886, b. near London; .son
wUh the rmhT h?"'-;:"- '" '^"' ''" l--'".''a"o ia ted
with the publishing hrm of Cas.sell and Comnanv I
ZZ t" 'YsB-'f, Mythology, and Mildh/neou's
lar History of Sacre,! Art, Lon., 1S82, fol. 5. Ilus ra e,i
.story oi the I us.so-Turkish War: new ed., Loi", s85
SSasi^T'r"^ ^"";'^"^'^ l'""--'^^"" "i^torv,'Lon
i Ired and Fif v™' ' : (K'',) Dore (Jallery : Two Hun-
ii.,"add.:ri"?s"i'8'?' ^%- ^'[?^ ^■^- 1""'^- -'•
of 1 bin ),.«■ I , :- - • ^ '"■"* Addres.ses to the Diocese
'^o.s 17 o'lSmiV '■'• '"•■r 2- ^'^' '•^^■anselical Mis-
sJ Also sin ?■"'' '^'""••?^l>- Review," Lon., 187S,
i^io. ALSO, single sermons and charges.
Hf ■'".'"l"'^^'"*'"'*'' ^'"''®' *''^" ^- 'S-^»; ""n of
•<■ >^'- A- '.'iiii^Uii, ««/,,„ .. eriucatod at Kaiilev Cnl
IX; 'T' f ',"• ""■■ *""• "'■ "'^ ''""-'^ Temple 8 fchan-
ceil.yof thedioecseof LlandalL 1, (Trans.) TleCNZt
of Mexico, by Countess Kollowitz, Lon,, I8ti7 Svo 2
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vols. p. 8vo. 2. Uothory SelfiTt, Q.C. : a Novel, Lon.,
1S77, .■! vols. or. Svo.
Olmstead, Dwight Hinckley. The Protestant
Fuitli; or, Salviition by lielief: iin Essay uimn the
Errors of the I'rolestimt Chunh, N. York, ISS.i, l2mo.
Olmsted, Frederick Law, [anie, vol. ii., lulil.]
1. A Journi'y in the Hack Country, N. York, ISfill, l2iiio.
2, Journeys iinil Explorations in the Ccjiton Kingiloin,
Lon. and X, Y'ork, ISBL', 2 vols. 12uio. (This is ii con-
denf^eil I'llition of No. I lUid an earlier work.)
Uliiisted, J. .M. Noah and his Times, Lon., IK&4,
]2nio.
Olmsted, Rev. .■»!. !V. I. The Universal Path-
Findir and liusiiie.-s .Man's Poeket-Companion, N. Y'ork,
ISlil), liiino. 2. Walks ami Words of Jesus: iv Piira-
grnph Harmony of the Four Evangelisls, N. York,
l.-iOT, 12nio: new ed., l.sfi',1.
Oliiey, E. W. See Kiiik, Miis. E. W., Jiii/ini.
OIncy, \V. (Ed.) The (,'iilifornia Code of Civil
Procedure, .Adopted l.Sr2 and Amended: with Ueferencos
and Notes, San Fran., I'^ino.
Ol8Ncn, Rev. Willinin Wliittinghnm. 1. Per-
sonality, llurnan and Divine, N. York, 1SS2, lOino. 2.
Revelation, Universal and .Special, N. York, 1885, l2ino.
O'.tlahony, Denis 1*. M, lloma Semper Eadem,
Lon., 1S76. Svo.
O'.Uahony, Rev. T. J., D.D. A Wreath of Song
for Souvenir of the Spirit of a Course of I'hiloaophy,
(1S7S-I.HM.) Dublin, ISM, Svo.
O'.'Mallcy, M. F. A Very Woman : a Novel,
Lon., 1S76, 11 vols. or. Svo.
Oman, t'. P. Eastwards; or, Realities of Indian
Life, l.on., isni, p. Svo.
Oman, Charles William Ciiadwick, M.A.,
graduated at .New College, O.xford, IsS2 ; Fellow of All
Souls since 1SS3. The Art of War in the Middle Ages,
A.D. 37S-lol5: with Maps and Plans, (Lothian Prize
Essay,) O.xf., 1SS5, n. Svo.
" Ho di.scus,ses mainly the feudal art of war, ' the ri.se,
8uy»remacy, and deeline of heavy eavalry as the chief
power in war,' . . . Students will "llnd this little book of
great help in uiving them clear and detinite i(lea.s un the
subject."— .loi((., xxvii. ;)"".
O'.tleagher, J. Casimir, M.Ii.I.A. Sonic His-
torical Notices of the O'Meaghers of Ikerrin, Lon.,
Lss7, cr. 4to.
0'->Ieara, iHiss Kathleen, d. IS8S; a daughter
or grand-daughter of Barry Edward O'Meara, (anli-,
vol. ii.:) resided in I'aris; contributed to American
periodicals. Several of her books were published under
the pscudonynic of "Grace llamsay," (7. r., mile, vol.
ii.) 1. The Dells of the Sanctuary, Lon., 1S71, 12ino. 2.
A Salon in the Last Days of the Empire, and other
Sketches, Lon., 1S73, Svo. 3. X Daughter of St. Diimi-
nick, Lon., 1873, 12iuo. 4. Life of Thomas t}rant. First
Bishop of Southwark, Lon., 1S74, Svo ; 2d ed., ISSIi.
" \Ve williuKly make the HcknowleilKinent which Miss
Ramsay asks other I'roteMaut readers, that the time spent
in reading; this bi'o^raphy will not be 1o>l. Hislioj) firant
er I'roteMaut readers, that the time spent
li'o^raphy will not be lo>L. Hislioj) <iran(
was a man of many spirit'ual graces, whose purity, seU'-de
votioii, and liumility It will pnilit every one to contem-
plate.'— .Sjuvdi/or, xlvii, sill.
5. Frederic (Jzanain, Professor of the Sorbonne : his
Life and Works, Edin., 1S7(), p. Svo; new eil., IS71I.
"This graceful and interesting record of a noble life,
which those w ho have once taken it up will not linil it
easy to pnl ihi\vn."—Sut. Hev.. xliv. '270.
" Her style is heavy, and she is cpparently unable to (Bl-
part lifi' to ilic scenes and persons with which she h»s to
deal. ■— .l(/i.. No, 'Sm.
Ii. One of (jiod's Herojnes : a Biographical Sketch of
Mother Mary 'feresa Kelly, Foundrc-^s of the Convent
of Mercy, Wexford, N. York, 1S7S, 32nio, 1S7M, Svo. 7,
Henri Perreyve and his Counsels to the Sick, Lon., I8SI
12uio. 'Conliiins a translation of Perreyve's " tlouraCH)
des Malados," with a sketch of his life.)
" Miss O'.Meara has done her part of the work w ilh deli-
cacy and li!nit"~Spertatijr, Iv. 'J67.
S. Diane Coryval : a Tale of French Domestic Life,
Best., 18S4, lOuio; republished, under the title of "The
Old House in IMcardy," Lon., 1SS7. 9. Madame Mohl :
her Salon and her Friends : a Stiiily of Social Life in
Paris, Lon., I8S5, Svo. (Published originally in the
Atlantic Monthly.!
"A very pleasiint volume. . . . She has depicted bolli
the host and the hostess in graphic, vivid lines, and the
niinierous extracts from the letters of Mine. Mohl incor-
porated in llie volunie will enable the reader to Judge as
at llrst hiand of the raelness of her iliction, for Mme. Mohl
wrote as she talked."
-Hal. A'o'., Ixi. 57.
" Cieiierally si)eftklnK. the lines of the portrait are drawn
too much from her Inter years; but it is extraordinarily
life-like, and a valuable addition to the salon gallery. "—
yiitiim, xlii. UJ.
111. (juoen by Ilight Divine, and other Tales; being
the Second Series of " Hells of the .Sanctuary," Lon.,
IS8J, Svo. 11. Mabel Stanhope: a Novel, Host., 1886,
IRmo. 12. Narka the Nihilist, N. York, 1887, 16ino.
Ommaney, Rev. George Uriice Wynne, M.A.,
graduated, senior ojitiuie, at Trinity College, Cainbritlge,
1842; ordained 1813; vicar of Draycot, SomcrHotshire,
1875-88; prebindary of Wells since I8S4. 1. The
Athanasian Creed : with Reference to the Daninatioy
Clauses, Lon., 1S72. 2, The Athanasian (Jrced : its Use
in the Services of the Church, lion., 1872. 3. The
Athanasian Creed: an Examination of Recent Theories
respecting its Date and Origin, Lon., 1875, cr, Svo. I.
The Early History of the Athanasian Creed, Lon., ISsn,
or. Svo. 5. Marriage with a Deceased AVife's Sister,
Oxf., 1S83, Svo. C. The S. P. C. K, and the Creed of
Saint .Athannsius, Lon., 1S84, Svo.
"Omnium, Jacob," (Pseud.) See HiaaiNs,
Mattiikw .J., mijirn.
Omond, George W. T., advocate. 1. The Lord-
Advocates of Scotland, from the Close of the Fifteenth
Century to the I'assing of the Reform Hill, Edin., ISs:'.,
2 vols. Svo.
"Ample stores of Information, either in manuscript or
print, have been here dii-'esled and silti-d with jiraisi'-
worthydlli|.'eii('eaiid accuracy. We are <listiuclly warned
bvtlie author that his "live- arc not complete biographies,
Ife traces the descent anil H'velopment of the otiice held,
ratherthaii the private hi,-torv of each successive holder."
— .Sa/. Jiev., Ivii, lol.
2, (Ed.) The Arniston Memoirs: Three Centuries ol
a Scottish Hoine, ir)7l-l''3S; from the h'ttmily I'apeis,
Edin., I8S7, Svo. (Relates to the family of Dumlas.l
■'Regarded alike from the political and from the social
point of view, this book, ha.-cd cliletly on family papers. Is
very valuable as 11 ciuitribiitioii to, and elucidation of, the
history of Scotland."— .Syirc/ri/or, Ix. lilJl.
Omond, Thomas Stewart, Fellow of St. .John's
College, Oxford. Poems. By Thomas While, .Jr. Oxf,
and Lon., lS7li, Svo.
O'Moore, S. 1, The Voice of the New Y'ear, Lon,.
1850, ISmo. 2. Annie tJiay ; or. The Experience of a
Week, Lon., 1851, sq. ISnio. 3. The Family of (ikii
oarra : a Story, Lon., 1851, 12ino.
Onderdonk, Henry, [duie, vol. ii., O.siikkhonk,
He.nry, Jh., add.,] 18II4-1SS6, graduated at Coluinbia
College 1S27; principal of Union Hall Academy, L.I,,
1832-ti5. 1. tjueens t^ounty in Olden Times, .lamaica,
L.I., lSii5, 4to. 2. The Aiinals of Hempstead from 11113
to IS32, Hempstead, N.Y'., ls7S. 3. .Antiquities of tlie
Parish Church of Hempstead, Ac, 1880.
O'Neall, John Belton, [ante, vol. ii., 0'Nk.u.i.,
JfDGK,] 171I3-I8H3, b. ft Bush River, S.C. ; graduated at
South Carolina College 1SI2; admitted to the bar |S14;
chosen judge of the Court of Apiteiils, and subsequently
chief justice of South Carolina. 1. IJiographical Skeldies
of the Bench and Bar of South Carolina, Charleston, 1850,
2 vols. Svo. 3. The Annals of Newberry District, Charles-
ton, 1800.
O'Neil, Charles A. The American Electoral
.Sy.stc'ii, N, York, 1887, 12mo.
O'Neill, Charles, b. IS31, in Manchester, Eng.
1. The Chemistry of Calico Printing, Dyeing, and
Bleaching, Lon,, IS60; new ed., 1S7S, 2 vols. 2. Dic-
tionary of r:ilicu Printing and Dyeing, Lon., istl2, Svo;
new ed., iMJs. :i. (Ed.l The Textile Oolourisl, 1S76.
O'Neill, F. W„ and Hilliams, U. L. Tlio
American Farmer's Hand-Book. lilu.'i, N. York,
I SSI), -^vo.
O'Neill, H. C, and Harnett, Gdith \. Our
Nurses, and the Work thev have to do, Lon., ISSs, cr. 8vo.
O'Neill, H«nry, ['mU; vol. ii., add.,] ISli-lSSl.
I. Fine Arts and CivMiization of Ancient Iiclan<l. T*,'
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186.S, p. Svo. 1. Two Thousand Years Hence, ton.,
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O'Neill, J. The Blots igs of Temperance : a Poem :
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land. Landlords and Alloiment.s: the History ami
Fiesent Condition ol the Allotment System, Lon.. 1886
„ Vi""'!?',":'^'"""'.**' *'*''■• ""'' «■•■'• "'•"""'s Visit
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KcveliUiun an.l its Development, Ac, Lon., 1S7!I ,Svo
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n.a^i ,ioct;.rh'K-'i.'""' "■'"'"'" '''*"'"' f-^'ls "« that thJ
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Kiiimioiii, , . . and to make commercial intrrcnnrsi. ti, ,
smt «*/«on of the return of the stole ,cV"oi '.'.^
», i'*i/'"^l<"-''' "'' fieirlooms. . .' . Mr i, pert ha' re'
««^^e.l his adventures and ol«ervatio is i a stvle tliat
"^Hki,!. ..,'','' ■ ''y'¥ "' """" P'Tt*. '--v. //"«. .X.XX -.Tt
lire ,lerK .?! fri*'"-' "' ""^' H*'"!''^' "'"• ""»""•>• is ill a m^s.'
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n me m'P' "','*'« '•■"'""T' ^"''■i"« whie? 1, ugh lot ad'
ra iteil to any large town, he took several 1 .hl' walks n tl .
interior, and visited many villiiws ■ ii X is an Is the oni?
eVedbrhim)'l.to«i;ivl!ii^. ^P'"'' ^«''""'> ""^ 'i^"^"^'
Ci?.^,^^"*' Francis, M.D., formerly phvsieian i (he
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lb pensanes : their Construction, interior Arrangene.
"ml Management. Illust. Lon., 1867, r. 8vo; 2d ed
O'RE
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[ eases. Lon., 1867. .r Visceral and Hereditary Syphilis :
rj'.'j "of*"-*"™ '" Measures of Public llvgiene, Lon.,
|Stt8, p. 8V0. . n » ,
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Presidency College, Madras. 1. (',„ the Classitleat",,, of
Languages: a Contribution to Comparative Philoloirv
Lon., 18711. Svo. 2. On the Weapons, Army Orirani/a
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8SI(, Svo. ... LiMs .,( ,<anskril Manusc-ipta in Private
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on he l^o-tnne "I Grace, Lon., 1856. l2mo. 2. Anglo-
Hebrew liible hxpositor, Lon., I8jil. Svo
Orcntt, F. li. The Light of the Ago; or, Mira.
cles txplained, Chic. Is6(i, 12mo
Orcult, Hiram. I. Seho.d-Keeping: how to do
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5,"V^""' fjam'iel. A History of the Old Town of
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,hl' 'i""- "■ '^^e Men as we need them, N. York!
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21. Kirke's Mill, ami other Stories, Illust. l.on., 1885,
p. 8vo.
O'Hcilly, Henry, [<iiite, vol. II., add.,] 18im-ls,sti,
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N.Y., 182C. Anierioan Political Antimmonry, N. York,
IS 79.
O'Reilly, John, M.D. 1. The Anatomy and
I'hy9ioloj,'y of till' I'liifenlu, .\. York, l^'ill. Svo: 2d ed.,
1801. 2. The .Modua rropajrandi of the lliiiiHiii Species
I'hy.siologieally lO.xplained, N. York, IsOl, Svo. H. The
Nervous and Vascular Connection between the Mother
and the Kietus in lleio, X. York, 1881, Svo,
OMteilly, John lioyle, Isll-lSlio, b. at Dowth
Caulle, Ireland ; joined the Fenian organization ; enlisted
in the army for the purpose of spreading disaffection
among the Iri.sli soldiorn; was tried for high treason in
ISIlfi, and sen'.enced to death ; but, the sentence having
been commuted, he was sent to Au.stralia, whence he es-
caped lo America in Isfl'J. Ho becamo connected with
the Boston Pilot in 1 S70, and was subsequenHy tlio editor
and principal owner of that paper. 1. Songs from the j
" ■ ■ ■ "v"Mis. Host., 1874, 16mo. 2.
'lost.. 1878, 12mo. 3.
1- !^ :i.'r-AVorld, Boat., ls79,
1 The ."^tatuo.^ in the
i. f¥ii, 16m. 1. i
ml ill .s last eiiUectioii of Mr.
!{v iniiid is that he has coii-
(■ ^3 is seldimi able to turn
nothing of lute yours so
iSouthern Seas, and other 1'
Songs, l.egend.s, and Bii'' .
Moondyne: a Slory from fi-
12ino; new ed., ISS.'J, jritii
Block, and other I'oeiii' I <
" The ueiieral ini) .v-w ..i^ :i
O'Kullly's verse leas,-, .1(1-1:1
siderable iioeiical talem w'ti'
tu iidvantagc. . . . He lin;
good as
tagc. .
Tlie K
ing of the Vu,- and ' The Dukite Snake,'
which , . . are still the best Australian poems in the lan-
guage."— tV//ic, 1. U2.
5. In liuhcniia. Host., 1S86, 12mo. R. The Ethics of
Bo.\iiig and Manly Sports. Illust. Host., 1S8S, 12mo.
7. Stories and Sketches, Host., 1 888. lOmo.
O'Hcilly, Kev. .Ilyles Williiim Patrick.
Memorials of tho.«e who sutt'ereil for the Catholic Faith
in Ireland in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries,
Lon., 1868, Svo; new ed., entitled " Lives of the Irish
Martyrs and Confessors : with Additions, including a
History of the Penal Laws, by Uichard lirennan," N.
York, 1S7S, Svo.
♦' O'Uell, .Max," (I'seud.) Seo BtorET, Paul,
aujtn(,
Orlayt, J. Gumbo Ilarley's Ghost; a Novel, Lon.,
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Orlebar, Mrs. Eleanor C. 1. Harry and Wal-
ter; or, Tlie Church ,Spirc, and other Talcs, Lon., 1856,
18mo. 2. Frank Bennet: or. The Stocking-Loom in
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Lentils, Vegetable Cookery, Ac, Lon., 1879, I2mo.
Orlebar, ,1Ir§. Frederica St. John, daughter
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Woon-Faccd I'rincoss, Lon., 1888, r. Svo.
Ormathwaite, Lord. See Wai.sh.
" Orme, Benjamin," (Pseud.) See Japp, Alex-
ANHEP II., Kiijirii.
Orme, J, 1, The Adventures of Gulliver Redivlvus,
Lon., 1881, p. Svo. 2. Stories of Holiday Time, Lon.,
188.S, er. Svo.
"Orme, Mary," (Pseud.) See NicHoi,.s .Mns.
Maiiv Saiigeast (Jove, Knprii.
Orme, Temple Augustus, teacher at University .
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OUN
I College School, London. 1. An Introduction to Iho Soi
I ence of Heiit, Lon., 1869, 12iiio; :)d ed., Is74. 2.
Itudiments of Chemistry, I, on., 18S6, p. Svo,
Ormerod, Itev. Arthur Stanley, .M.A.. gradu-
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I vicnr of llalvergate |s.^:i. 1. "Heboid, I ftand !it the
j Door," lie: Sermons, l.on., |s7i), Svo. 2. Cunvi icings
of the Coml'orter, Lon., Issl, 12nio
' Ormerod, Kdward Ijathini, .M.D., [«iif<-, vol.
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anil (Jencral Naliiriil History, I.on., IS08, p. Svo.
Ormerod, Miss Klciiiior A., daughter of Oeorgo
(triiierod, (y. r. ,1111*1, vol. li.;) was iip|ioliit'id consulting
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ss, l2mo.
Ormiston, llev. James, M.K.A.8., educated nt
King's College, London; ordained ISOH; vicar of old
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I.on., 1875. 2. The Salan of Scripture; 2d ed., rev,,
Lon,, 1877, p. Svo. 3. " Hymns Ancient and .Modern."
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Shepherd i\( Jerusalem : being an Inciilent in a Recent
Visit to the Holy Lar: I : 2d eil., Lon., ISSII. a. The
Nazareth id' .lesus : its I'ast and Present, Lon., 1882.
Onnsby, A. .S. 1. Heart-Whispers in I'oems and
Prose, Lon., |s71. 12nio; new cd., ISSS. 2. In the
Arms of Christ : Thought.^ on Our Lord's Attributes,
Lon,, 1872, 12mo. 3. Alone with (iod ; or. Life- Lessons
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er. Svo.
" Mr, Ormsby seems to be a genuine humourist, the gro-
le.siineness of liis observations appearing to lie iiroiii|iteil
by an inbred love of fiin, not by an aciiiilred del'liies.s in
the art of siieaking facetiously."— ylW„ No. 'l^'A.
3. (Trans.) The Poem of the Cid : with Introduction
and Notes, Lon., 1879, or. Svo. 4. (Trans.) The In-
genious Gentleman Don Qui.xote of La .Manclia, by Cer-
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Svo.
Ormsby. Iianibert Hepenstal. 1. Nature and
Treatment of Deformity of the Human Body, Dublin
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Meath Hospital and County Dublin Infirmary, from its
Foundation in 1753 down to the Present Time, Dublin,
18S8, Svo.
Ormsby, Robert McK. 1, A History of the
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Nature; 2d cd., N. York, 1878, sq. lOmo.
Orne, Caroline F. Morning Songs of American
Freedom, Best., 1870, lOmo.
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ii., add.,] d. 1880, ad. 77; vicar of Fishlake, near Don-
caster, Eng., from 1860 till liis death ; canon and preb-
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Neii^astle, iSOl-65, 2 vols. Svo. 2. (Ed.) The Corre-
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4, York, ("Diocesan Histories,") Lon., 1882. 12mo.
Ornsby, Ilobert. 1. Life of St. Francis de Sales,
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" Mr. Onisby's sympathies are with the Roman Catholic
element of this luultiform character; and it is no little
praise to be able to note the honesty, fairnos.s, and in-
dustry which he shows in presenting so fully the other
Hides. The valii
copious eiilleetli
Mr. II ipe-scoti 1
eorresponiteiits,
Ktoiie.' —Sill, lii-i
O'llorlic,
Ballvsiiihire and
O'ltorke,
Fainiiic of 1S47
O'Uourke,
pseud.) I. M,
Coal : a Poem,
•Men of the Diij
l)ci|iiest of my '
.Muriiiiirings in
O'ltm.rk's Bride
ami Man's Mis
Poem-, l.on., IS(
O'Uourke,
Lon., 1875, ISiiH
O'Uourke,
ISO2, iMllo.
O'Uourke,
trated : with Do;
sm. Ito.
Orpen, God
Trinity College, I
Temple 1 877. ('
Freih-h ,,| Eniile
Socialism in Eng
Orpeu, J. M
garding Land, L
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Orr, A., (.Ml
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l.eighton. A H
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ol hand, which are
iiia.ster whose art ri
J, T. .Vetti-ksiiip :
Orr, Mrs. A
Tale of the Refor
2, Kougemont: a
lury, Dublin, 1808,
Palestine, Edin., I!
a Tale of Savoy, ]
Family: an Histori
Flower of the Ticii
l2nio; new ed., IS
a Tale of I'aris, Lo
or, Hid with the
isS3. 9. Echoes f
lOmo.
Orr, Emily C
Original and Seloci
18SI. 2. The Villa
Issl, 12mo. 3. M
IS82, p. Svo. 4. Tl
Lord's Prayer, Lot
Men : an Attempt
(), The Golden Ye
Original, Lon., \-
Thoughts for Every
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Orr, Hector.
"iih a View to Bus
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Orr, James. 'J
pel from Internal Ei
Orr, John. Th
Orr, John. Ui
liust., 1863, l2mo.
Orred, Meta,
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Jm. l!«. "'•"'"'l'"vo UtKT-Pr<..B, N. V«rk, ISdS,
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Kanl.ng Land, Urn, Ac, oonsidored, C,i,,o Town, ISso,
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"ot- ,, mJ , •'■"K"'"!' ■ • -Taken lus a wliuL, his
nmmmmmi
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ISTB, but retired as soon as the treaty of (iundumuk
hud been signed, " feeling himself unable to go through
the horrors of the second campaign, which he considered
to bu inevitable, in furtherance of a policy that, in his
unofficial capacity, ho strongly condemned." lie was a
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James E. Ueiishaw, the " champion of all England."
lie was a freciuent contributor to magaiinea and news-
paiiers, and published in India some transliitions of
Oriental poetry. 1. Islam under the Arabs, lion., 1876,
"it constitutes a whole In itself, and Is the first of a se-
ries of works which will trace the progress iil Islam Irom
Mekka to Delhi. ... If clear and vik'orous wriliiiK can
make an unpleasant theme endurable, that object has
here been aceomplished."— .Sir. Ji'ci'., xlii. Ki. _
2. Islam under the Khalifs of Bagbdail, Lou., I&i7,
8vo; nowed., \»>*i).
"The second of a trilogy which will form a complete
history of the doctrines of the .Mohammedan creed. . . .
With all Its faults, we must admit that the book is an lin-
portant and valuable addition to the literature of the sub-
iecl."— .Si/. Key., xlvi. IM. , , ,
•■ It is a brief abstract, derived almost entirely from lor-
elgn translations."— .WA., No. 'iCtiS.
.1, Friends of the Foreigner in the Ni?. tcenth Len-
tury, Lon., l.-i'St, 8vo. 4. l,awn Tennis : its Players, and
bow to Play; with Laws, Lon., 1-S81, sq. Ilimo; new ed.,
18.S4.
Osborii, Samuel, F.R.C.8., assistant surgeon to
the Hospital for Wouien, London ; surgeon to the R.N.
Artillery Volunteers; late surgical registrar to St.
Thomas's Hospital. I. Hydrocele: its Several Varieties
and their Treatment. lUust. Lon., 1S7.'<, l-Jmo. 2.
Notes on Diseases of the Testis. Illust. Lon., IS.SO,
]2mo. H. Ambulance Lectures: First Aiil to the In-
jured. Illust. Lon., 1S.S5, 12mci. 4. Ambulance Lec-
tures on Homo Nursing and Hygiene. Illust. Lon.,
188,i, 12mo.
Osborn, Uear- Admiral Sheraril, C.B., F.K.S.,
[',„l(; vol. ii., add.,] 1822-1875; served in the Royal
navy from 18H7 to 1S72, having taken part in the
Franklin search expedition of 1851), in the Crimean
war, where he commandcil the Black 8fca squadron, and
in the Cliinese war of 1857-58. I. A Cruise in .lapanese
Waters, l.on., ISjil, or. 8vo. 2. The Career, Last Voy-
age, and Fate of Sir John Franklin, Lon., 1860, I2mo.
3. The Past and Future of British Relations in China,
Lon., 18li(t, or. Svo. 4. Japanese Fragments : with Fac-
similes of Illustrations, Lon., 1860, sij. or. Svo.
Usburil, Yotty. 1. Pickles; a Funny Little
Couple. IMusl. Lon., 1878, sq. lilmo. 2. Judy; or,
Only a Little Girl, Lon., 1879, sq. I6mo. 11. Jack ; a
Chapter in a Boy's Life. Illust. Lon., 1880, p. Svo. 4.
The Lyon's Den and its Eight Young Ly(ins, Lon., 1881,
p. Svo. 5. Garriek; or, His Own Fault, Lon., 1882, p. 8vo.
6. Clifford's Trials; or. The Conquest of Patience. Illust. j
Lon., 188:1, 12mo. 7. Two Little Turks; or. Getting |
into Mischief, Lon., p. 8vo.
Osborne, Mrs. Lady Osborne ; Memorials of her
Life, Dublin, 1S70, 2 vols. 8vo.
Osburiio, Amy. Ellen; or, Training by Trials,
Lon., l.'<57. 12nio.
Osborne, Mrs. C. I. A Few Pages from Real
Life; or, A Guidc-Book from Notes of Impressions re-
ceivcil from Well-Known Places, Lon., 1874, 2 vols. p. 8vo.
"Why Mrs. Osliorne calls her book ' A Few Pages from
Real Life' we eaiiiiot so mueli as guess, A parson in like
raunner will often call liis longest and dullest sermon a
few practical remarks."— .S(i(, Itcv., .\x.xviii 2U.
Osborne, Dnfiield. The Spell of Ashtaroth,
Lon., IS8H, p. Svo.
Osborne, Ktlitli. See Blake, Mrs. Edith, (Os-
DOnNK.)
Osborne, Uev. Edward WiHiam, educated at
Gloucester College; ordaineil IS89: curate of Kenn,
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John Evangelist, Boston, Mass., since 187ii. 1. The Chil-
dren's Saviour : Instructions to Children on the Life of
Our Lord. Illust. Lon. and N. York, 1882, 2lmo. 2.
The Saviour King : Instructions to Children on Old Tes-
tament Tvpos. Illust. Lou., l.SSS, KSmo.
Osborne, Frances. 1. Black Sam and his Master:
a Tale, Lon., 18,^.4, 12mo. 2. The Corner Cottage and
its Inmates. Illust. Lon., 1867, 12mo ; new ed., 1880.
Osborne, Lord Francis George Godolphin,
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at Cambridge; was ordained in the Church of England,
1193
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3. (Trans.) The Great Marl-Pit; from the French of
Georges Ohnet, Lon., 18,h6, p. 8vo.
Osborne, Rev. William Alexander, MA ,
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dington, Somersetshire, 1876-«S; prebendary of Wells
since 1887. A Critical Commentary, with Notes, on the
Revised Version of the New Testament, Lon., 1882, p. .^vo.
Osborne, William II. History of the Twenty-
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Osblin, I. J. (Trans.) Inlidduetion to (iualilalive
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Osburn, William. 1. Genesis and E.xodus illus-
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Best., 1872, 4 vols.
Osgood, Hev. Samuel, D.D., LL.D., [«m(., vol.
ii , add.,] 1812-18S0. He resigned the charge of the
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and in 1870 took orders in the Protestant Eiii.scopal
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O'Shanghnessy, Arthur William Edfiar,
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IMIU, a. d in ISBO was made a senior assistant in tlic
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1. Epic of Women, and other Poems, Lon., 1870, l^nm;
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Music and Moonlight; Poems and Songs, Lon,, 187 I,
I2mo,
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in the work before us. . . . The great defect, apparci-i
throughout the work, is want of purpose. Ihc pocni-
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" Here, as in his previous books, is to be remarked Uuii
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. . . The translalions from contemporary French [kicIs iiic
very good,"— /W'i„ No, 2803.
With O'Shaigii.nkssv, Eleasou, loy-Land, Lioi,,
1875, Ifimo,
O'Shaughncssy, Thomas. Terence O'Donl;
or, Romanism of To-Day : an Irish Story founded "o
Facts. Illust. Phila., 1888, Kimo.
O'Shea, Henry. 1. Guide to Spain, Portugal,
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7th ed., 1885. 2. The Galleries of the Louvre; a ton-
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Prussian war, and subse'jiiently in Spain, ic. I. '-''I';'^
I from the Life of a Speeii.; Corrcsponilcnt, Lon., 188:', :
vols, p, Svo.
I "The.ie 'Leaves' tell us comparatively little of the u'l-
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deal about Bohemian life in Paris."— S(i(. Kei:, lix, (>',•■■.
2. An Iron-Bound City; or, Five Months of 1 em
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" We can listen with unjadcd interest to the oft-told talc
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art ■i:!:^:s,;^','i'/':ir'" ^^"'^' t"'-yn!iXKr;:;i\!ii!l
OsmumThoiiins Kmbly.b. 182B, in Summit Co
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don^me of' Alfrc.l Ayres." 1. The Orthoq.ist ; a l>ro.
mmncng Manual containing ab.mt .-iiUU V„r 1^ o 'ton
M,.pn,nou.K.e,l, X. York, l.sSI., I6,„„,. |fi„, ,,,'■' ^i'^:," :
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8H.ns„ the Kight and \V,.„„g ,j,e of Word X Vurk
4 Thi M "!*''"^^''""'' Annotated. N. York. 1883, leZ '
4. Ihe iMontor, N. York ISSJ i 'ri,„ iJ • , „
i:iocuti„n, N. York, Isss; ,Zo ^^'' '^■^'""""^ "^
n *l?"r,"' ™«''»': "randmother-s Curiosity Cabinet
LoZml:i^"; *•• '^^ ^■■"""' I'-nion,and Reunion,
Oswald, Miss E. J. I. By Pei, „„,, Fjord- or
Scene, and Mud.es in Icdand. Illust. Lon., 18!^°,, '.Svo'
in 'm|^!::nT."s7',?;8?o:'''^ "■''''■' "'■ '"« n~
Osxvald, Felix Leopold, b. 1845, at Xamur
lielguun; graduated at Lie«e 1864, wa8 educUM s a
Phys.cian but devoted himself to m^ural hi! or' and
l>... travelled exten.iyely ; .e.ides in Tennessee. He has
con r bated to Au.erican periodical... 1. Suinme Laml
lilliiiHHsiiii:
l T. X ■ ' ^' '-'""• •'■ J^^''« Secret of the Ea«t •
or. Ihe Or,g,„ of the Christian Keligior, and Si^nil '
eance of^,ta Ki^ ,,„,, Decline, Bo.t.f ISS^.^^^no'fiew
!;olit^^oo^st:;d^'S^^:t^^:f ^ i::.;^ ^;tf' ";:i;:i,:°
KS. , ,sv„. 5. Household Kemedio., 1880. 6. ba ■ anii
N. gilts M, (1,0 Tropi,.,. Ill J . . i^ajsanil
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H^p:n':n;^'^,;;[-^''-^--o-;;j;;-ntothe
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M^uy^, ' T?V- '• '■''■'"'" *'i'""»"= " Tale of
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L^!:S:.^ir-^':""- '"-'•■'■"'*I"I- Vol'
Otis, Col. KIwell .Stephen, U.S.A., b. ls;!8 at
he volunteer army during the civil war, nnd was after-
wards coinnn.s..,oned in the regular ar„,v and served
"eri"'; \tr ""'-'*'• '''" '"'"-■ «"-'-"■ ^'!
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Ma i'. a, .%"""""" ""il^'""". "»'l of the Paciflo
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lork, I.SM,.svo. 5. Practical Clinical Less.ins, n Svi.hi'
sludm!^':J:^r;!:;,;'''""^^'-'-'^-^-''.'««3,^'^
Otis, Cieorge Alexander, M.D., 18.'!0-188I, b in
Koston, Mass.; graduated at the medical department of
fr;^,; ISfifi ? ""e« of the surgeon-general. Washington
torn «?«;.., '' 'r '?' '^,".'^'"'^ Specimens in the Ana^
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vnw'r* ^^""Ff EUmnnd, graduated at the Ilar-
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Otis, Jar.ies. See K.u.Kn, Jamks Otis, ,„,„■„.
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.p..;ij;.::;n:\8i^r"™.^T,^:^fttl'S;:'i
-based upon the Ollendorlian System ; with Key. L. 1 1"
I 187fl. 2 vols. I Svo. 4. Uenmark and Iceland, (•■ For-
I eign Countries and liritish Colonics,") Lon., 1881 !•>,„„
' I'on *{«?'"'"' """'"»'"• "f the Swedish Language,'
! n"";','^^^' •'• -";■ «■ A i^iniplified (irammar of the
Danish Language, l..,n.. 1884, p.'8vo. With lioiiv. Il.o
(trans Views of Xafirc, by A. von Humboldt. (liohii'i
bcienihc Library,) Lon., cr. 8vo, With P.vr, Ii
i'-h sic'Vn'' ^^•■^' """•■"■' ^"-"'-' '"■ Sketch 01 a
h,dd Tl P'!'"<5''.""". .'"^ ,"'-' I'niversc, by A. von Hum-
boldt (nohii's Scicntitic Library,) o vols. cr. Svo.
■ „.■■>, '*• "''"'«i's Abron.I: Information re-
.-pecting Ph.ces visited, ic, Lon., l8.->2, p. 8vo
di„n 1*7' y • fe • '^'"-" **'''''" •■ " •■*'"""''' '«'• tl'o Cana-
dian Inlantry, Toronto, 188(1, Ifimo
St"l'oh,!'-s '('"m' ^''■■,"''=,'' .^''*"J'' "•■^■' gra-lu^ted at
»t, Johns College, ('ambridge, 1847; ordained 1848:
diocesan inspector of schoids, London. 1871-86 1
1 rophecies and Types of Messiah; Lectures to Pupil"
reacliers Lon Isry, l2mo. 2. Church Teachings for
.Sunday-.School.<, Lon,, 1881, 8vo.
hvV'!,!,',f'' 'i ^.' *V '■'''•""■■'•' A state Crime and Secret,
by Coiute de (..irdcn, Lon,, 1877, 8vo.
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OTT
Ottley, Rev. Edward UickerNteth, M.A.,
graduated at Kcble ('iiI1c),'l', Oxford, ISTd; (inlnincd
1S7I); iniiiiKter 111' yiifbuu Chaiu'l, I.nndon, siiici> ' <S:!,
Hulional Asprets of sumo Hevuulcd Truths, liun., iHX',
cr. Xyo.
tittlcy, Henry, ['lutr. vol. ii., add.] I. A liin-
gniidiicrtl and ('ritiiiil Dictionary of lU'Cont and liiving
I'liinturs and Ku(;ravi'rs l.oii., 181!lt, 4to. 2. Krrors and
Mi.^eliicfs of Modern Diiiluinacy, \,<m., 1S72, (i. .^vo.
Otiley, llev. Henry Hickerntetli, M.A., gradu-
ated at St. Jolin'fi College, Oxford, 1S71 ; ordainod IS74 ;
viear of Ilklev lS7'.l-^:l and of Horsham I.HS4-.S7. and
since then reetor of West llaekney. 1. The Oreat
]>ileMiina: I'hrist his IHvn \Vitnes.s or his Own Aecuser :
Six Lectures, Lon., IS.Sl, |i. Svo; 2d ed., I8S
OVE
Ucruian of J. von Verdy du Vernois ; 2d od., Lon., 1872,
S\o. 4. .'^tein and 111.1 Reforms in Prussia, l,on., 1873 j
2d ed., 1871, 1). Svo.
Oiivry, Itev. Peter Thomas, .M.A., h. isil;
graduated, senior optimt, at Triiiily College, Camhridgo,
18;i4; ordained 18;tli; vicar of Wing 18ou-»i. Practi-
cal .^iTtnons, Lon., 18S2, cr. Svo.
Overall, William Henry, I'.S.A., b. 182!i, in
I.onilon : entered the ollieo id' the town clerk at tiiiild-
hall in 1SI7 : wa.s aiipointed sub-librariiin to the Corpnrii-
tion of Ijondon in |s.)7, and librarian in ISfi.i. 1. Dic-
tionary of Chronology ; or, Historical and ."Statistical
Register. Lon., 1 870. "2. A Critical and Historical Ac-
count of the liarliest Known Survey of the ( ity of Lon-
don, Lon., l'*74. :i. A History of the Clockiiiakers'
"\\V rather think ihutMr. nUl'ev'K mode of pultiiit' Hie J Company of the City of London, Lon., I8SI. (He has
eai subject iif cbrisl s iliviiiily. lliuinih lull iif .subMiince , also prepared several elaborate catalogues, including one
pre „- - . .
and reiil drilt, is iint, un the whole, the most eiuivinciiig
to the kind of uiiiuls for wliieh lie intends It."— .8;jfC((i/or,
liv. 1III8.
2. .Modern Egypt: its Witness to Christ: Lectures.
Lon., 1884, 121110. 3. The .Seven Voices of the Cross: a
Series of Addresses, Lon.. 1887, 12mo.
Otto, U'illiani Tod, LL.l)., b. 1817, at Philadcl-
phia ; graduated at the I'niversity of Pennsylvania Isiili ;
admitted to the bar in Indiana; has held several legal
and political appointment.s. United Slates Supreme
Court Keiiorts, lN7;'i-82, Host., 187fi-8:i, 17 vols. Svo.
OttH, Itev. John Martin Philip, U.D., b. 1838,
at I'nion, S.C. ; graduated at David.son College, N.C.,
]s,"|i.i, and at Theological Seminary, Columbia, S.C,
18(i2; pastor of Chamljers Memorial Church, Philadel-
phia, 1878-8,'), and since then of a church at Talladega,
Ala. I. Nieodcmus with Jesus. Phila., IS67. 'i. Light
and Life for a iJead World, 181)8. 3, The Southern Pen
and Pulpit, Columbia, Tenn., 18(lil-7li. 4. Inter-Do-
nominational Literaluro, .X.York, 1872. o. The Uosiiel
of Honesty, Wilmington, 1877. 6. Laconisms: the Wis-
dom of .Many in the Words of One, Phila., 1888, Kimo.
On$;h, H. Mints on Drainage, for Owners, Ooeu-
piers, and Hiiildcrs, Lon., 18711, Svo,
Ould, Fielding. Family Devotions, Lon., 18fi5,
p. Svo.
Oulton, Richard. Review of the Ulster Revivals
in IS.VJ, Lon., ls(!0, Svo.
Ouseley, Rev. Sir Frederick Arthur Gore,
Bart., Doc. .Mas., 182o-18S'J, son of Sir (lore Ouscley,
('/. c, iiiitr, vol. ii. ;) b. in London, and educated at Christ
Church, Oxford; ordained I84!»j was iippointed profes-
sor of music at Oxford in 18,)5, and became vicar of
St. Michael and All Angels, a church erected by himself
on his estate near Tenbury, in 1856. He was known
ehiclly as a composer of church music. 1. A Treatise
on Harmony, Oxf., 181)8, 4to; 2d ed., 187o. 2. A Treat-
ise on Counterpoiiit, Canon, and Fugue : based upon that
of Cherubini, Oxf., 18til». 4io; 2d ed., '880. 3. A Treat- i
ise on Musical Form and (icneral Composition, Oxf., i
ls75, 4to. I
•■ Though not altogether perfect, we can . . . heartily
recoiiinieiul Sir Frederick Oiiselcy's work as the best text-
book ill our language on the subject of which it treats. — ,
^cii((., ix. 2(1.
With Mo.NK, K. G., The Psalter Pointed for Chanting, i
Lon., 1873, l>mo. V.'ith Sidkuotham, J. S., Secular
Education: Two Sermons, Lon,, 1869, Svo. And see
PllAEUER, F., ill/'ni.
Ouseley, Thomas John. Poems, Douglati, 1869,
p. 8vo.
Outerbridgc, Albert A. Pennsylvania Supremo
Court Reports, vols, xcvii.-ci., ( 1880-82,) Phila., 1881-84,
5 vols. Svo.
Outis, H. Sabbath Haltingsj or. Sacred Poems for
Sunday, Lon., ISi'.t, 12iiio.
"Outis, II. Donough," (Pseud.) See White,
RicilAim (JlUNT, iii/rii.
Outran), George. Legal Lyrics: a Metrical
Illustration of the Scotch Form of Process, Edin., 1851,
Svo. Anon. New ed., with additions, 18S7.
Ouvry, .'tliss Francisca Ingram. 1. Arnold
Ddahaize; or. The Huguenot Pastor, Lon., 1SI!3, Svo.
2. Henri de Rohan ; or, The Huguenot Refugee, Lon.,
isi;:,, |,. fJy,,. :■,. Iluljvrt M.-.nfrPiiil j or, The Huguenot
and the Dragoon, Lon., 1873, p. Svo.
Ouvry, <:ol. Henry Aim6, CR., b. 1813. 1.
(Trans.) The Prussian Infantry in 1860, Lon., 1871, Svo.
2. (Trans.) Agricultural Communities of the Middle
Ages; from the Oerinan of E. Nasso, Lon., 1872, Svo.
3. ^Trans.) Studies on the Leading of Troops; from the
am
of the works of art belonging to the corporation of
London.) With Ov khai.l, Hemiv Chaiii.ks, Analytical
Index to the Soric- of Records known as the Reuiem-
briiiicia, preserved .imoug the Archives of the City of
Lon.lon, A.D. l;)70-lfi(i4, Lon., 1878, Svo.
Ovcrbeck, J. J., D.D. 1. (Ed.) EphriBmi Syri,
Rabuhe Episcopi Edesscni, Daliei, aliorumijuo Opera
Sdecta e Codd. .Syriacis MSS. in .Musu'o liritannico el
liibliothcca Rodleiana asservatis, Oxf., 1805, Svo. 2.
Catholic Orthodoxy and Anglo-Catholicism : a Word
about the Intercommunication belween the Englisli and
Orthodox Churches, Lon., 1 Slid, Svo. 3. lionn Confer-
ence, Lon., 1870, cr. Svo. 4. A Plain View of the Claims
of the Orthodox Catholic Church as opposed to all other
Christian Denominations, Lon., I8SI, cr. Svo.
Overend, Mrs. G. Campbell. 1. (Trans.) Tlic
King's Dream; or, Daniel the Interpreter, by L. (Jiiiis-
.sen, Lon., ISfiO, 12mo. 2. (Trans.) The Royal Captive:
or. The Youth of Daniel, by L. (iaussen, Lon., Ixio,
121110. 3. Stories of the Italian Reformation, Lon., 1S7II,
121110. 4. The licsieged City and the Heroes of Sweden.
Edin., 1871, 12mo. o. Wanderings of Master Peter in
Search of Knowledge, Lon., 1871, 12nio. 6. The (ieriiKiu
Drummer-I!ov, Lon., IS71, 12nio. 7. Slave, Serf, iiiiil
Freeman, Loii., 1871, p. Svo. 8. (Trans.) Perilous Ad-
ventures of a French Soldier in Algeria, Lon., 1872,
1 Siuo. 0. The Persecuted Princess : a Chapter of French
History, Lon., 1874, 12mo.
Overend, James, M.A. Description of Element
ary Experiments in Magnetism and Electricity, Kdiii..
187il, l2mo; 2d ed., 1883: 3d ed., 188.i.
Overton, Rev. t'harles, [oii(<-, vol. ii., add.,] or-
dained 1829; vicar of Cottinghain since 1841. The Life
of Joseph: Twenty-Three Lectures, Lon., IsOti, p. sv".
Overton, D.,Y. 1. The Code of Practice in lon.i
and Wisconsin, Chic., 1875, Svo. 2. Treatise on tlic
Law of 1 ' at Common Law, Equity, Statutory, and
Maritii: ork, 1SS3, Svo.
Ove . W. Harry Hartley; or, Social Science
for Wi, . ..on., 1800, fp. Svo.
Overtoil, Rev. John Henry, M.A., D.D., b. 1835,
at Louth, Lincolnshire; educated at Rugby, and at Lin-
coln College, Oxford, where he graduated I85S; or-
dained 1858; curate of Quedgeley 1858-fiO; vicar id'
Legbourne 1860-83, and since then rector of Epnorlh;
canon of Lincoln since 1879. He has contributed to the
Ninth Edition of the Encyclopiedia Rritannica, the Dic-
tionary of National Biography, ic. 1. William Law,
Nonjuror and Mystic, Aulhor of "A Serious Call:" a
Sketch of his Life, Character, and Opinions, Lon., 18S1,
Svo.
" Mr. Overton's chapters on mysticism arc as valunbic
in relation to the religious thought as his hioKraphy i.l
William Law is in relation to the church history ol Uic
eighteenth cenlnrv."— .s'ii(. Uei:, Ii. 47S.
"This is a delightful hook. . . . Mr. Overloii knows, iis
few other men know, the currents of life ami opmivu
in the eighteenth century. He i.s at home amul all iis
niovfuiems. in one (;ouiitry at least; uciiimiiiled wuh the
thought of the century as a whole, he is aide to umlci-sliind
ttiiil to set forth, both in their likeness and in their dilUr;
eiico, the life and Dpinions of the stnuiKest prodiici ol
Kiiglish life and thought in the eiglileenlh century. -
Siicclalor, liv. 477. , .
2. Life in the English Church, 1060-1714, Lon., lS8.i,
Svo.
" The period of church liistory over which this volume
extends Is full of matters of the deepest Interest, ami 1 ivb-
enilarv Overton has, on the whole, treated such ol t icni
a» eiiiue within the limits he has set down for himsclt in
an intercstliig fashion."— .S«(. Kev., Ixi. 114.
3. The Evangelical Revival in the Eighteenth Cen-
tury, ("Epoohscf Church History,") Lon., 1S86, IJiuu.
OVE
With WonOSWOBTH, El.lZAnPTII urinoii,,.! „P T 1 ..
And aco AniiKV. lU.v, (;. j.^
Liiieiilii, Lon., IH88, «vo.
tupra.
4. A Uound D,uon: Churacter .Sketches, Lon., Issi, p.'
iont ,„ tt,e CluMch „r Kn^lan.l, Lon.. I,S7o 4. R f, rm
18 7s, Hn"'"""" '■ •''"■ •^•'•'^"'""o "f Letters, Ao." I'on."
rh^'Jl"'!' ''"'l?.^- *{• 'T'"' Art Schools of .Me,lin>v,.l
Chr.. ten, lorn. Kcl,to,l by J. Ku.kin. !,„„., l87«,,,.Svo
b^rm V ., ,v hns'';;:i "'^"""■''. ""'1 I wish the V, rk
"Owen, Ashlo-d," (R-eml.)
Hupnt.
Hbl")'!!"',,^'"""'""*''" ' ''-«"''•) ««« ^'"'". Mrs.
Owen, MiUor-Gen. Charles Henry, U a
aI!?!! ■ , ^.''* ' "■""Plfs and Practice of Modern
Artillery: including .Artillery Material, (iunnery and
OWE
I ISSr. |.. 8vo. Pofth. fContuina
^ ^pcarc, BroH-nint;, Wordswoilli, ,tc )
Owen, FrantiN lirowniiii;.
Brownint;. Detroit. Mich., 1874.
Owen, Sir Ilugli, K.C.Ii.. b.
bur at the .Miildlii Tcmplo ISfiL'; „
tlic local governiiK'nt hoard Isfi).
|ierninncnt pccrclai
Act, ,tc., ISOli, Ac:
CHaays on .Shuko-
I'oeiiis. liy Francis
l^-ij; calleil to the
.-'ii'tant sccrcl^iry to
, .,., „. ■'^'' '■""' ■''"'■I' then
I. Ihc \\ 1110 and licer llouiie
.Notes and Index. I.on,, ISOll, I'',,,,,
See U(ii,K, A.vviE,
Owen, Dnvid Pryce. Scriptural Extract, com
Masonic Ceieinonie.«, I,on., 187H, 4to
ci""::":,„fv^;'*:;. ^^r",iif— ^■"- -"
Bo".!7"l'';4t •'^^•^^^"'"'-•'^i^thday.Book. Illus.
Owen, Ed'innU, M.B., F.R.C.S., surKeon to .St
I en eat Orniond Street, Ac. The Surgical Dicea.es i
of Children. IlUist. Loii., ISS5, l2iuo
CamS. ^sv," '^•'7."'''!' graduated at Clare College, •
Laiibridgc, l.sjj; oidnincd IS5H; vicar of St I'e or'« '
R m f *"■'«'"«■ Oldham, ISBM. 2. Jottings on the i
Rubrics for Morning and Evening Prayer, Lon., 187,"
p f?**"* n' ,?*"• *^"*«' "-A- graduated at Trinity
tydX^e it;"' makr'"^r' l^^?!; rcctorof K.ireh' '
,,^71 *'""^ '/"*'•. Old b'one Crosses of the Vale of Chvvd
01 the Ancient Manners and Customs and Legendary
t';^a^rl:;:^X';r:t^„f''-t• ^--'os^d
.h^feC;^;i^'a[!;^^ei?:;^;!^Ji;r;j;'" ^^[| --hto
C-^';^":cn'!"'55'^""" *'""*"'• '""'•""'^•' «y"'^'"»«
l.o?.!''l";sf',^i':>!.*;:''- """" ""■"« •• "^ Tale of Destiny,
u".,T879'.f8m^ ^"'"^ ^'"'"Ss. [a tale.] Illust.
Tal^IrVh' *;?'''"''f''- !• Ritter Bell, the Cripple: a
Jale for the \oung, Lon., 1S61, LSmo. 2. Aden >ower
or lie Cost of a Scheme, Best, 1862, 8vo. 3. hI y
the\Vanderor. Illust. Lon., 1878, p. Svo. ^
I8H., b. at Ulenmore, County Wicklow, Ireland. In
rheLnh„'""r";','' Kc^^ James U»en, vice-principal of
I heltonham College, Eng., whom she ai, o.l in work
l',m IoVa' ^r "' P'>'="«n'>am. She contributed t "?1 e
on Sol,n„r''''7',f';- • '• TheStoryof George Washing!
on, .Soldier and Patriot, Lon., 1873, p. 8vo. 2. John
JJilU, Lon., 1884, 12mo. 4. Essays and Poems, Lon.,
iiuM., I ^ Manual for Overseer.-, .lc„ as to Powers,
uties Ac, Lon., I.s7l, |2m«; 7th ed., ISHl. ;). tIio
oor H,, e Assessuieiit and Colleetion Act, KHfill ; fith e. 1.!
'7^.,' V " •- '-•!-,■'• '■'"•• """'" ■^'•'' '■^72, I
S-r.' ' •, ■'; ,I»' •■l'-;""^^'""^' Edueatiun Acts, Lon.
8,4; new e,l., lN7y; Ifiih o,l., I8M. C. The Munieii,.,
teetion Aet,lS7:>,Ac, L'd e,l., Lon., Is.s,' p'^ s "''' '
JLinual lor Overseers. Ac Lon., Is7.-,, p. 8vo': „ew od !
ill iV "','"'"' ''""'■'' '•''™'i'"'s an,l A icalions f.„'
■SCml Hoards, IM72, Lon., IS7.^, l2,.,o. i'.'Tlie Mu ni '
pul Corpora (inn Act, |ss,:, Lon., 1883, cr 8vo
liriv,!*!*'!,' ""^'1;. '^'"■" "''•"t"ne-< of Ceramic Art in
. Owen, Isiunlmrd, M.I).. F.R..'.P. Ts^ist umL
1";;!,^'' "s'"'i"" """""" '-"ea'a,s;;;i^,
Uo.-pi al I. .Supplementary Catalogue of the Patho-
h.|^.cal Museum of St. (Icorge's JI„^pi,„l, Lon., ,'' ,
So 2. Materia Me.lica : a Manual for the Ce of
Mu,k.nt,s. Lon., I8s:i, p.s^: 2d e.L, Is.sfi. i\„
Ireatinent ol Acute Rheumatism, Lon , l.Sh3 -m '4^7
Owen, Mrs. J. A. 1. UnJer Palm an Pino
-... ■», 1, I2..10. 2. Our Honolulu Boys. l',:!. ""I
1 : ^ ^ Hiinaway, Lon., 1882. p. 8vo. 4 The
Hrc.it Cranberry (^.arrel, Lon., l8S2,'p. 8v,. Anon
5. Sea.B„.,som : a Cornish .^tory, Lo. ., |SS4 V" m
i:on.?"l'ss;,'''r8vo."""'"'' "' "'" ^^"^ ^^"'^ ^''""'•
of"i*m"i'on !^^o '• T ^"™'''' ""'' "••'"' '"""'»•«
01 tnem, Lon., I.si.2, or. 8vo; new e,l., 1870 „ 8vo 2
Homes of .S,.iipturc. Lon., Lsf,.",, |s,„o 3 PeCa-va.T
Martyrs, and other Papers, Lon., I.S7I, 32um. 4 L ./
"rir,^sXp%^^"'""'^'"^f«--VMs
ce":^::^{?:,^;,,j^:i- !^7 ^^r''^ '-"""''' ^"'-
10"^""' ''■ "' ^""''''' ^''"" '■"'■"'■•. I'on., 1880, sq.
i Owen, Rev. John, graduatcl nt Lamiictrr 185" •
ordained l,s,V.j; rector ofVst Anstey sinTsB!/. '
FceTfi\"'"'T""' f'^P"^''' "■■' 1'^^" I>i-«cussion ,n
..,,,""'*''''■'■ Lon., 18SI, 2 vols. 8vo
' th,.!,.,,.'.*''*';''",'^'''''"'^' '"" always phiUis'oiililoal s,'entios in
^^a. (Ed.) Ulanviirs Sccp.«is .Scientifica, Lon,, 1885, p.
Wnliy? ?.', ■'•"''" '^' ^""'"^ ""'' •''■'>' [biography of
Uillnr,l(,l,„ier, ./.,•.,.„/„•„.] piiin,., I SS4.
uwcn, Urig.-(;en. John I'letcher, R A Com
rerio":;^^''''"-'"'''""' '""" ''"''^'""^^^^^^^^^^
iJi!7^; IZ ''• ''• '""" ''""" """^^ -■" "»<
F,.m::'l.o^.,fs72''sVl'6mo'^ '""'''"'■' "'' ' ''''''
Pl,?.r^"' "* Oayips. I. Conspcetu.5 of tl,„ British
Pharmacopoeia, 1867, 2,1 ed., lion., IS6!I, 8vo 2
R^nW„:[^ I -'"10. 3. Manual of Pharmacy: a .\ote'
Book and Counter. Book. Lon. IS7I 8vo
«,l,?r7'n'^''V "«»'»*''»« Fre'ire,' [a,„e, vol. ii.,
J vols. p. Svo. 2. Heroines of Domestic Life ; new ed.
1201
*>;■
i>
pi I
V I
i !i
OWE
liOn., 1882, 12ino. 3. Snowed Up, Lon., lSfi3, 3 vols. p.
8vo.
Ou'cn« It. Jones. The Priictioc of Perfumery : a
Troiilisi', Soicntillo iind Pniotical, Lmi., 1H7(I, 12ino.
Owen, Sir KidiarU, K.C.Ii., M.D., F.U.S., D.C.L.,
LL,U., [iiiiir, vol. ii., iidd.,1 retired from the olHee of
pupcrinti'iideiit of the imturiil history depiirtiiieiit in the
Dritlsh .MusiMiiii in lss3, when lie vinf made K.C.B. He
i,-' said to hiivo received nil the honors open to a man
of science. Tlio followini; list of his puhlieations, subse
i|ncnt to those onuineralecl mile, vol. ii , includes repub-
lished contributions to the Philosophical Transactions of
the Itoyal Society. 1. Crocodilia and Ophidja of the i
London Clay. Illust. I,on., \xy.K Ho. 2. Lecture on 1
the Classification of Mammalia, l.on., IS.IH, t<vo. 3. |
I'alioontoloi^y : a Summary of Uxtiuct Animals, Lon.,
IsflO, 8vo ; now ed., ISti'.l. " 1. Memoir on the Megathe-
rium, or (liant (Iround-Sloth of An'orica. Illust. Ii(jn.,
1861, -Ito. .1. On tlio E.\tent of a National Museum of
Natural History, Lon., I."<l'>2, .Svo. 0. On the Anatomy
of Vertebrates,' l.on., ISfiti-l>.-<, ". vols. Svo. 7. Descrip-
tive and Illustrated Catali^'uo of the Fossil Ueiitilia of
South Africa in the Collection of the British Museum.
Illust. Lon,, iJ^It), 4to. .'i. On the Fossil Mammals of
Australia, and on the E.\linct .Marsupials of Kngland.
Illust. 1S77,2 vols.4to. !•. Memoirs of Kxtinct Wing-
less Birds of .New Zealund, Lon., 1.H78, 2 vols. 4to. 10.
Ova of the Echidna llystri.v, Lon., I.'<sl, Ito. II. Uo-
inains of the tiiguntio Land-Li?.ard from Australia, Lon.,
188I-S2, 3 parts, 4to. 12. Experimental Physiology,
Lipn., \XS2, p. Svo.
" Seventy-fonr of Its two hundred ninl sixteen pages arc
devoted ... to attacks upon anti-vivisection in uencral,
and the Victoria-Street Society and the 'Spectator in par-
tienlar."— .s/)«'/ii(or, Iv. 993. Sec, also. Adam, CllARLra,
"The Coward Science," supro.
13. The Conario-llypophysial Tract, and on Aspects
of the Body, Ac, Lon., Iss3, Svo. 14. Tusk of a Pro-
boscidian Mammal, (Notclephas Australia,) Lon., 1883,
4to. 13. Affinities of Thylacoieo, Lon., 1884, 4to. 16.
Pelvic Characters of Thyhuoleo Carnifex, Lon., "884,
4lo. 17. Evidence of Large Extinct Lizard, Notosaurus
Uentus, Lon., 1884, 4to. 18. Large Extinct Monotreme,
Kchidna Uamsay, Lon., 1884, 4to. 19. Teeth of Large
Extinct (.Marsupial,?) Genus Seoparnodon Ramsay, Lon.,
18.SI, 4to. 20. The Antiquity of Man deduced from the
Discovery of a Skeleton at Tilbury, Lon., 1884, Svo. 21.
Fossil Remains and Foot-Bones of Megalania I'risca,
Lon., 18S7, 4to. 22. Fossil Remains of Two Species of
n Megalanian Genus, Lon., 18><7, 4to. 23. Parts of the
Skeleton of Meiolania I'laticeps, Lon., 1888, 4to.
Owen, Kev. Itobert, B.I)., graduated at Jesus
College, Oxford, 1842; ordaineil 1813; Fellow of ,Iesu8
College |S|,')-()1; public examiner in law, Ac, 18oi)-60.
1. Apology for tho lliijli Church Movement on Liberal
Principles, Oxf., IS51, 8vo. 2. An Introduction to the
Study of Dogmatic Theology, Lon., 1858, Svo ; new ed.,
1887. 3. Tho Pilgrimage to Rome: a Poem, Oxf.,
1863, 12mo. 4. Instances of the Power of God : a Lec-
ture, Lon., 1801, |). b.o. 5. Sanetorale Catholicum, or
Book of Saints, Lon., 18S0, Svo. 6. Essay on the Com-
munion of Saints, Lon., 1881, 12ino.
Owen, l{'>bert Dale, LL.D., [anie, vol. ii., add.,]
1800-1877. During the civil war he took an active part
in advocating the emancipation of tho slaves, ami |)ub-
lished letters to the President and members of the cabinet
which are said to have had much elVect in their deliber-
ations on the subject. Throughout the latter part of
his life he was a believer in spiritualism and prominent
among its supporters. 1. Beyond the Breakers : Village
Life in the West, Phila., 1S7U, Svo. (Also entitled " A
Story of the Present Day.") 2. ''he Debatable Land
between this World and tho Next : with Illustrative
Narrations, N. York, 1871, 12mo; 2d od., IS74.
" I'pon the (lucstion, On what tia.sis of fact do the al-
lei-'ed spiritual nnuiil'cstjitions rest? Mr. Owen ha.s a bet-
ter right to bo patiently heard than many, even than most,
other writers who have discu.s.se(i it. A more dispassion-
ate mind, a more laborious observation, ha.s seldom been
brought to the study of the (juestion. "—iVn(ioH, xv. 269.
3. Threading my Way : Twenty-Seven Years of Auto-
biograjihy, N. Vorii, L"*7i, 12mu.
".So far as concerns the frankness of its references to
himself and his own all'alrs, Mr. Owen's book is exceed-
ingly autobiographical, but as regards the matter pre-
sented, a very large portion is taken up with an account
of his father, Robert Owen, and his grandfather. Iiavid
Dale. . . . Of such recollections as relate more strictly to
Mr. Dale Owen himself, all are readable, most being light,
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—such as would makn pleasant, anecdotlcal. chatty rem-
versatlon. Some are more than this."— .Vo^oii. xvlll. 12H.
"A very iileasanl little book. The style is simple and
fresh, and his memories of early life brim,' before us some
curious scenes from a state (jf society which already strikes
us as verv i|Uttint anil old-fasiiloned."— ,'<a/, Kev., xxxvll,
311.
Owen, Sidney James, ,M.A.. b. 1828; called i..
the bar at Lincoln's Inn IS7I ; reader in law and hi-
tory and tutor of Christ Church, Oxford; reader in In
dian law and history in the rnivcrsity of Cxford ; for-
merly ])r(jfossor of history in the Elphinslone College,
Bombay. I. India on tho Eve of tlic British Comiucst :
Historical Sketch, Lon., 1872, p. Svo. 2. Lecture on
the Anglo-Indian Rule Historically consiihred, Lon.,
IS76, Svo. 3. (Kd.) A Selection from the Despatches,
Treaticf, and other Papers of the Marquess Wellesley,
K.O., during his Government of India. Oxf., 1877, Svo.
4. (Ed.) A Selection from the Despatches and Memo-
randa relating to India of tiio Duke of Wellington :
with an Introductory Essay. Maps and Plans. 0.\l.,
1880, Svo.
Owen,T. C I. Tho Cinchona Planter's Manual.
Lon., ISS3, Svo. 2. Notes on Cardamum Cultivation,
Lon., ISS3, Sv.i.
Owen, T. M. History of England and Wales
from tho Roman to the Norman Conquest, Lon., 1882, p,
Svo; 2d ed, same year.
Owen, Hev. WiHinm, [nnli; vol. ii., add.] I,
Memorials of Christian Marlyrs in llic Indian Rebellion,
Lon., lS5i), 12mo. 2. The Work of God in Italy, Lon,.
1861, fp. Svo. 3. Pictorial Sunday Reading, Lon., Isil'.',
2 vols, Svo. 4. Sketches of Lago Maggioreand Pallan/a.
Lon., 1879, Svo.
Owgan, Henry, ['(ii't, vol. ii., add,] 1. (Trans.)
Horace: the Whole Works, Translated Literally into Eng-
lish Prose: with Critical Preface, Essay on Lyrical Me-
tres, and Notes, ("Kelly's Classical Keys,") Lon., lN.i4,
12mo. 2. (Trans.) Cicero De Officiis: with Notes,
Lon., 1855, 12mo. 3. My First Romance, and other
Tales, Lon., Is.iS, p. Svo. 4. The Long Hun: a Novel,
Lon., IstiO, p. Svo. 5. Manual of Ethics, for the I'so of
Candidates, Lon., 1870, 12mo. 0. (Trans.) Thucydides'
Pelo|ionnesian War, Books I.-III., Manchester, l^si,
12mo. 7. (Trans.) Cicero De Natura Deoruin, Lit
erally Translated, Lon., 1884, l2ino. 8. (Trans.) The
Meniechmi, by Plautus, Lon., ISS4, 12mo. !i. (Trans.)
The Trinummus, by Plautus, Lon., ISM4, |2mo.
Owry, II. W. The Land yuestion in England,
Lon., 1 87 1, fp. Svo.
Owston, II, A. 1. Act for the Better Manage-
ment of Highways, Lon., IS(12, \>. Svo; new ed. iMil.
2. The Highway Laws: a .Manual, Lon., 1863, p. Svo.
3. Overseer's Manual; 2d ed., Lon., 1867, p. Svo.
Oxenden, Kt. Rev. Aslilun, D.D., [on*., vol,
ii,, add.,] b. ISOS, near Canterbury; graduated at I'ni-
versity College, Oxford, 1833; ordained 1833; rector of
Pluckley-with-Pevington, Kent, 1848-69; Jlctropohlan
Bishop of Montreal 1869-78 ; vicar of llackington 1^79
-8."). 1. Portraits from the Bible : Old and New Ti-ta-
nient Series. Lon., 1360-65, fp. Svo; new ed., 1872. •-'.
Words of Peace: with Meditations, Ac, Lon., 1 81):;,
12mo; new ed., 1868. 3. Prayers for Private I'se, l.on.,
1863, ISmo; new ed., 1865. 4. The Parables of Our
Lord, Lon., 1864, 12mo; new ed., 1868, 5. Our Church
and its Services, Lon., 1866, l2mo; new ed., IsiiS; Annr.
ed., adapted to the Protestant Episcopal Church, by I'.
D. Huntingdon, Bnst., 1866, lOino. 6. Decision, l.ioi.,
1868, ISmo. 7. Short Lectures on the Gospels, froai
Advent to Easter, Lon., 1868-69, 2 vols. I2mo. 8. .My
First Year in Canada, Lon., 1871, 12mo. 9. Tliouglits
for Lent, Lon., 1872, 12mo ; new ed., 1879. III. Thougliis
for Advent, Lon., 1872, 12mo; new ed., IS7S. 11. Siai-
ple Exposition of the Psalms, Lon., 1873, 2 vols. I2iau.
12. The Earnest Churchman. Lon., 1S7S, l2mo: new eil.,
1879. 13. Counsels to the Conlirmed, Lon., IS7S, Isiiio.
14. My Father, ("Heart-Chords,") Lon., 18s4, 32ruo.
1 5. Touchstones : Christian Graces and Characters Tcsteil,
Lon., 1884, 12ino. 16. Short Comments on St. Matlhiw
and St. Mark, Lon., 1885, ji. Svo. 17. Thouglits fur
Holy Week : with Meditations and Prayers, Lon., 1880,
?.-[, 16mo.
Oxenham, jMiss Frances .Mary, 1 828-1870, h.
at Eton ; sister of Rev. II. N. Oxenham, iii/nt ; joineJ
the Roman Catholic Church 1857, Edith Sydney: a
Tale, Lon., 1888, 18mo.
Oxenham, Kev. Frank Niitconibe, M.A.. I>.
1840, at Modbury, Eng. ; graduated at Exeter College,
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Sermons ]ireiiohe(l lit the Church of St. Albnn the .Mnrlyr,
llolbiirn, Lon., 1871, 8vci. 2. Everlasting I'linUhment :
a Letter to W. K. (llail«lono, I.oii., IS75, 8vo. 3.
What is the Truth iis to Kvorlasting Punishment? Ke-
l>ly to I'usey, ly.jn., I8SI, p. 8vo.
Oxi-nlium, Uev. Henry Niitcombe, [.l//^, vol.
ii., ndcl.,) 1S21)-|SSS, b. iit Harrow, Kng., and educated
lit Harrow School, and at lialliol College, Oxford; be-
came curate of Downinghall, Uucks in |s:-,4, imj of St.
llartholomew's, C'ri|i|ilogate, in ISSfi. In ls;)7 he joined
the Uomun Catholic Church, in which he took minor
orders, lie spent ii year or two at the Oratory in Lon-
don, and was afterwards successively professor at St. Kd-
inund's College, Ware, anil master at the Oratory School,
Birmingham. Jlocspoused thooauseof the Old" Catholic
party. I. I'liilip I'aternosler : a Tractarian I.ove-Slory.
Byan Kx-Puseyite. I.on., 2 vols. p. Svo. Anon. 2. The !
Catholic Doctrine of the Atonement : an Historical Re-
view: with an Introduction on the Principle of Theo-
logical Developments, I.on.. |H(i,-,, Svo ; ;id ed.,enl., 1881.
3. Dr. Puscy's Kirenicon considered : a Lettc-, Lon., 18(!B
8vo; 2d ed., 1871. 4. (Trans.) The First Age of Chris- i
tianity and tho Church, by J. I. Dolllnger. I.on., isfifi, i
2 vols. 8voj :id ed., 1877. 5. Recoliectioiia of Ober- i
Aminergau in 1871, Lon., 1871, U'nio; new ed., I8S().
6. (Trans.) Lectures on the Ueunioii of the Churches, by
J. I. Dollinger. Lon., 1872. p. 8vo. 7. Catholic Es-
chatology and Universalisui : an Essay on the Doctrine
of Future Retribution, Lon., I87li. p.'8vo; 2d ed., rev.
and enl., 1878. 8. (Ed.) An Kirenicon of the Eigh-
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Studies in Eeolesiaotloal History and Riography, Lon.,
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"\ graceful and allraelive memorial of one who wai
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OxIey, T. Louis. 1. Calais to Karlsbad, Lon.,
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1882, 2 vols. p. Kvo. (A translation of" Les Useo.iues,"
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Pabhe, iMarie, and Pitman, Mrs. Marie J.
(Ed.) Wonder-World Stories from the Chinese, French,
(Jcrman, Hebrew, Hindoostance. Hungarian, Irish,
Italian, Japanese, Russian, Swedish, and Turkish, N.
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Pabor, William E. Colorado as an Agricultural
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York, 1883, 12mo.
Pack, Col. Reynell, C.B., of the 7th Fusileers.
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publication was deferred till a fitting time arrived for ils
liisuc."—lC^lract from Prr/acc.
" The book is compiled from notes made on the spot, and
may, therefore, be accepted as trustworthy evidence."—
.^l//i., No. 2f)40.
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<in Ilexapodous Insects. Illust. Salem. 1872, imp. Svo.
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Man. Illust. N. York, 1870, Svo. 0. A Monograph on
the Geometric Moths or Phalrenidie of the I'nited States".
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Packard, Charlotte lUellen. Helen Orey ; what
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lOmo. '
Packard, Mrs. E. P. W., [<,nte. vol. ii., add.]
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Hartford, 1873, 2 vols. Svo.
Packard, J. History of La Porte County, Indina.
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Bost., 1880, ]2mo. (Collected essays and lectures.)
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Paddock, Wilbur F. Eyes and Ears Abroad.
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Paget, ICev. i'raiiciN, D.D., gniduuted, llrst ehiss
Lit. Hu It Christ Church, Oxford, 1S7.". ; onhiini'd
1875; vicar of Bioinsgrove I SS2-S,i. and since then Ue-
giiis pndessur of pastoral thonlogy in the University of
Oxford, and canon of Christ Church ; examining eliiip-
lain to the Bishop of Ely since ISxil. 1. Spiriluiil (iifis;
Addresses to Ciinilidales for Holy Orders, Lou., ISSI,
I2IIIO. 2. The Iteiliiiiplion of Work: Addresses in SI.
Paul's Cathedral, Lon., ISS2, 12nio. :i. This Church mid
Kealm : Sorinon preiiched at the English Church I'liinn,
Lon,, ISS7, Svo. 4. Faculties iind Diflicnlties lor Belief
and Disbelief, Lon., ISS7, or. Svo.
"due of the most orlKliml eoiitrlbiilliuis In Christiiiii
npulogetics Hint iiii iikc es| Iiillv rerlile in this kind nf
literature has produced,"— .'<yin7ii/or. Ixi, I'.'fi,
;■>. The Hallowing of Work : Addrossos given at Eton.
Lon,, ISSS, fp. Svo.
Paget, Ilcv. PranciM Edward, vicar of Elfurd.
\iiiili', vol. ii., add.] I. Some Itecords id' the Aslitiiid
Estate, and of its Howard Possessors: with Notes nf
Elford, Ciistle Hising, Levens, and Charlton, Licblield,
187:), Ito. Not published. 2. Faith anil Patience in
Work and Warfare, I.dii., IS7H, l2nio. ',i. Sermons for
Special Occasions. Lon., 1S7H, p. Svo; new od., Issil.
I. Helps and Hindrances to the ('hristian Life, Lou.,
187S-7S, 2 vols. p. Svo. ,'), The Student Penitent of
1695, Lon., 1S75, p. Svo, li. Homeward Bound: the
Voyage and tho Voyagers, Lon., IS7(l; .'Id cd,, ISsl, er.
Svo.
Paget, Lord (ivorge. The Light Cavalry Bri-
i glide in tho Crimea; from the Letters and Journals of
I the Lato (ieneral Lord (Icorgo Paget, Lon., 18SI, cr. ^v",
' " Lord (ieorge Piigcl's eoinnienlN are so fresh and .shrewd
that they lend an Interest to the topics which he bandies.
lidwevef linckiieyed,"— ,s7»c((ifor, llv. sil,5.
Paget, J. C. Naval Powers and their Policy, Lon,,
IS7«, r. Svo.
I Paget, Sir James, Mart., F.ll.C.S., F.ll.S..
, D.C.L., LL.D., \tinle, vol. ii.,add.,| was created a biironi-t
in 187!); vice-chancellor of the University of London;
'. surgeon to the Prince of Wales; consulting surgeon of
St. liartholomew's Hospital. 1. Clinical Lectures uiid
Essays. Edited by Howard Marsh. Lon., IST.i; LM
ed., 1S71I, Svo. 2. Hunterian Oration, Lon., 1877, Svo.
! 'A. Ciitaloguoof Pathological Speeimens of the College of
j Surgeons, England; 2d od., Lon.. 188:i, r. Svo. 4. Ad-
I dresses delivered at tho Opening of tlio Session, Dcpail-
! incnt of Medicine, Owens College, 1887-88, Manelieslei.
1888.
Paget, John. Parado.xos and Puzzles, Historiciil,
Judicial, and Literary, Lon., 1874, 8vo.
Paget, M. She wore a Wreath of Hoses: a Novel,
Lon., ISS2, 2 vols. cr. Svo.
Pk:get, .Mi88 Violet, ("Vernon Leo," ]i8eud.,) h,
1857 ; has resided for many years in Italy, making speeiid
studios of the history of tho art and literature of thiU
country, and contributing largely to loading English
periodicals. All her writings have appeared under tho
above pseudonymo. I. Studies of the Eighteenth Cen-
tury in Italy, Lon., 1880, Svo. (The subjects arc: The
Arcadian Academy, The Musical Life of Italy, .Met.is-
tasio and tho Opera, Tho Comedy of Mask.*, (ioliloiii.
The Venetian Fairy-Comedy of Carlo Gozzi.)
"So well bn.s the miis.s of miiterlnl been as.simlliiteil tliai
tho result, far from being a scries of heavy papers redoleoi
of the musty tomes from which they have been gaiheivd,
lias evolved it.sclf, . . . for the most part. Into a iiuiiilicr
of charming sketches toiudied in with the light and sure
hand nf a master."— Spedntor, 1x1, 361.
2. (Ed.) Tho Prince of the Hundred Soups, Lon,, 1882.
3. Uelearo : being Essays on Sundry vEsthotioal Ques-
tions, Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
" There Is much In this thoroughly original and delight-
ful book which reminds us of the essays of tho eighteenth
century, , . It is rare indeed to find so much thought con-
veyed in so easy a style,— to llnd a writer who not only has
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The Thea-tetus of Plato- wiirn..' ' ^- * ''''""'•'
l-on., IS75 1, Svo V ?I • '""■"'lii'^'i"" an.l Xote.-,
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re;jUtor of Imnkruj.tc.v fnun H74. I. Mtiiiulr uf Wll-
limn I'"nuieii4 Hiirllcll,' Host . I«7h, Ifiiiio.
" Till' Ktiiry tnlil III Mr. I'lillrcy'" imKi'n Ih a ^U•<■^lly IiiIit-
l«tllH{nllc Mllc.llX all lllf ntllllTM llf till' \ (illlllIl'iT
iiriiiy til wliiini Hi" war iintuulil I'lirly illplliicllnii and mplM
iiriiiiiiilliiii. (ii'iiiTiil llarlU'll Is ciiiii-iiiiinait I'y lil» ''""'■
iii'w mill Kiilliiiilry ntiil tin. liciuity i)f IiIk iliumi'tiT. —
A'ii(/ii/i. x.wi, iim,
:!. .Aiilii'iiiiii mill Fruiliriikuburg, (" ('iiin|iBi){U» of the
Civil War.") Maim. \. Voili, HM'2, ilinic.
I'nM'rcy, John (i<irliiiin« ["»(', vol. ii., ndil..] il.
IS-<I. llij^tor.v "f Ni'W KnKlmiil fniin the Kevoliitlon
of tliii Sovcnii'oiitli Ciiitury, llii!>t., 1M77, f^vn. (Thin
fiiriii!' vnl. iv. iif tlw Ilimmy "f Nuw Kn^lanil, of which
vol. v., ontilli'il "lli»t'>ry nf New KiiKland ffmii the
Ki'volulion of tliii Si'Vi'ntci'nth L'liiilury to the Kuviilu-
tioii oflhc lOightooiilh (,'eiiliiry, vol. ii.," wan coiii|ili'tfil
niitl I'.lilwl by 1'. \V. I'allruy, .iiyi/'i, iinil iiublisheJ in
I "'.Ml.)
PAL
PiilRrnvc, William (iiirord, I'.U.o.S., [>•»(',
vol. ii., mill.. I |N'.'ll-lM.SS ; n|i|iiiintuil Driliiih I'onnul at
Soiikliiuui-KiilCi 1H8I1, ftt Tr«l)i/.imil l.!B7, at the i»liiiiil
nf St. Thiiiiiin l'<7:!, at Miiiiilii IH7I1; iMinKul-giiionil in
till) |»rini'i|piility nf IliilKariii 1>17H, ronml-giniiral in
Siaiii IH.-*!!, anil niini,«ler ro.iiilent in Uruguay ISH7. 1.
Kumiyn on Ka-tcrn (iui'i'liiiii^, l.ini., 1><7J, ."ivo.
" l>nt our n'HiliTN slnnilil think It Is a dry Vnlinnii of
Iiiilllli'al plillin-iiiiliy, «!' iiiav say Hull sili'h rflli'i'llniis iiti'
lull liiti'rs|«T«t'il ai.iiMiK iiiiiiislim anil liiUTCstlnx ilfMTi|i
Hulls III whiil Is as inuuli u book uf trawl as aiiylhlnu
cisi'."— /l(/i,. No. Z»).
2. Hermann Anha : an Eastern N'vratlvo, l.im., l.sTl',
'2 vols. II. Hvi).
•Till- iiMVul Is a mosftU' of oxiuTlniri's ainoiiuf Turks,
Kiiiinls. .UkIis, anil niiiiiv uilitTs In .'^liiniliiiiil, Aiiiitolla.
Irak, anil Ku-vnl. , . . f In.' yiuiiiK will lake In It I'nr lis lovi-
iHirtluiis, tln'oliliT liir Us lU'.i^Tiiilliiiis, siiini' in this day fur
Its .\ral. |iliiluMi|,hy."-.l(/i., No. 'SUX. , ,
■ III splti'iir It.K ili'foctsiif style anil stury. we may falilv
I'nlgrnve, Francix Turner, I-L.D., [o)i(.', vol
ii., mill.,] b. ix:'4i was vii'c-nrineipal of the Traininj
CnllcKe for Si'linil-Mastcrd at Knollcr Hall ISSO-S.', am;
;). The Ulo«soniiii« Koil, and othor PoeniH, Host., If^X^
l!<iaii,
vol.
8
1
aftiTwards private aeeretary to Karl (irauvillo, — not .Mr.
(Jlml.itono, as stated on'c, vol. ii. In 18Si he was
fleeted professor of poetry ftt Oxford in sucoes.i'ion to
I'riiieipal Shairp. 1. Lyrical I'nouis, Lon., I.'<7I, IL'inn.
"We reiiiird this viilunie of ' Lyrical I'nems' as 11 k'iI".
It Is n eiiiitrilmllon to Hie cause nf order and of liartiiniiy
ill the reKinii of the Intelleet and taste; and Its ftiilniatlni?
spirit Is a deep and tHofold syiniuithy, on one side with
tlie self-sulIieliiK perfeetness of Hellenism, on the other
with the niiiinentoiis and tentative ell'nrts of the innderii
mind and the Inner consciousness of the iuoiIlTII heart.
—Hal. I'll:, xxxi.l')"!.
'2. (Kd.) Chrysoinolft ; a .Selection from the Lyrical
Poems of R. llerriok : with Notes, (" Golden Treasury"
Ser.,) Lnn., 1877, p. 8vo. H. (Ed.) i^ongs and Sonnets
by William .Shakespeare, Lon., ISTD, ItSniu. 4. The
Visiims of England, Lon., 1881, p. .svo.
"The Uvsk Mr. I'alwrave has .set himself is one in which
it Is no discredit nut aUvavs tn have I eeii siiccessfiil, for it
almnst exceeds the seijiH' uf hiiinaii powers. He has at-
tempted to write an epic nf Knulaiid, if we can call that
an epie which Is Judiciously eiusi in the form ot a .series
of Ivrlcs. . . . He is most successful, we think, when his
scenes are peaceful and his measures simple and not
uiifamlliar.' — .^Vif. /(«■„ ill. 8'J8.
.'i (Ed.) The Poetical Works of John Keats: re-
store of facts relating In the civilized pnrtlnii nl till ci.l-
oiiy. which he has arraiiKcd in siieli a way that his Imnk
must be considered a valinible addition tn our kiinwieilKe
of Dutch Uiiiaiitt."— .!(/(., Nn. 'iitil.
4. I'lyssea; or, .Scenes and Studies in Many Lands,
Lon., 18S7, 8vo.
" KcRilers w ho remcmtier Mr. I'ttlgravc's travels In Ara-
bia anil his essays nil Kaslerii (|iiestloiis will exiiect, and
will certainly liiid. Ill the paues helore us many slrlkiiij;
and picliireMiue incidents ol travel and de.seri|iHons nf
scenery, iniislvc sketches nf life and inanuers, nriiilinil
observations, and cnnlldeiit, if not sweoiiUiK, coiichisiniis. "
"Asa scene painter In wnrds Mr. I'aigrave deserves the
highest praise. —.'>K'■'"'"^ '"'•'•'""■ ,, , ,
I'alin, llev. William, [unie, vol. u., add.,] d.
1882. Stilford and its Neiglibuurhood, Past and Present.
Illust. 1871, r. 8vo. I'rintcd for private circulation.
Palit, Kam Chantlra. 1. (Ed.) Speeches an 1
.Minutes of the Hon. Kristo Das Pal Kai Bahadur, C.I.E.,
lsii7- 1881, Calcutta, 1882. 2. TheOrcat Contempt Case,
Calcutta, 1883, 8vo. And see Kodinson, O.F. S., Mah-
yt IS OK RiPON, iii/ra. ., . , , „„
Pallion, Abel. .Mellony : a Novel, Lon., 1^80,
cr. >'vo.
Palliser, Mrs. Bury, ['111", vol. ii., add.] 1. lirit
tany and its Rye-Ways, Lon., IHIifl, p. 8vo. 2. lliHturic
Devices, Badges, and AVar-Crics, Lon., 1870, 8vo. ::. A
Depcriptive Catalogue of the Lace and Embroidery in
thi South Kensington Museum. Illust. (.South Ken-
siiigion iMuscum Pub.) Lon., 1871, 8vo 1 3d ed., rev.
printed from the Original Edition: with Notes, ("Uolden by A. S. Cole, 1881. 4. (Trans.) Ceramic Art, by A.
Treasury" Ser.,) Lon., 1884, 12mo. i Jaequcraart, Lon., 1873; 2d ed., 1877, r. 8vo. j. Hie
" The 'faction wlilch loves to reproduce texts in the spirit China-Collector's Pocket-Companion. Illust. Lon.,
of a photniiraphermav be cniiKiatulated on the reinforce- ! ]<(j^. „g„ g^^_^ Is'b, 12mo. 6. (Trans.) History of
meiit of iLs ranks by so iine.xpeete.l an ,o;lherentjLs -Mr. p„^„jturc, by A. Jaciiuemart. Illust. Lon., 1878, imp.
I'alunive, who aeknowledfjcs tn have set himself the very
liunible task of reprinlinK In fae-siniile the three volumes
is-sued by Keats in his lifetiiue."— .l(/i., .\o. 2a8«.
Ii. The Life of ,Icsus Christ Illustrated from the Italian
Painters of the Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and Sixteenth
Centuries, Lon., 188."), r. 8vo. (Consists of chromo-litho-
graplis, with preface and notes.) 7. (Ed.) Lyrical
Poems of Lord Tennyson : Selected and Annotated,
Lon., 1S85, 18mo. 8. Ode for the 21st of June, 1887,
O.xf., 18S7, 4tu.
Palgravc, Mary E. 1. Marcel's Duty: a Story
of War-Time, Lon., I88i. p. 8vo. 2. Under the Blue
FIng: a Story of .Monmouth's Rebellion. Illust. Lon.,
1882, p. 8vo. 3. Blind Jem and his Fiddle, Lon., 1884,
12mo. 4. Miles Lambert's Three Chances, Lon., 1S84,
p. 8vo. 5. Not in Vain, Lon., 1884, p. 8vo. 6. Pictorial
Oengraphy of the British Isles. Illust. Lon., 1887, 4to.
7. Prumi.se Kept. Illust. Lon., 1887, p. 8vo.
Palgrave, R. II. I. 1. Local Taxation of Great
Britain and Ireland, Lon., 1871, 8vo. 2. Notes on
Banking, Lnn., 1873, 8vo. 3. Bank-Rate in England,
France, and (Icrmany, 1844-1878, Lon., 1880, 8vo. 4.
P0litic.1l Economy Reading-Book, New Code, Lon.,
1,«81. 12nio.
Palgrave, Reginald Francis Douce, C.B.,
[mile. vol. ii., add.,] b. 1829; brother of F. T. Palgrave,
«ii/irfi, and W. U. Palgrave, iii//<i ; clerk of tlie House
of Commons since 1886. The Chairman's Uand-Rook,
Lon., 1877, p. 8vo; 2d ej., 1878.
Palgrave, W. Gluyas. Daily Helps to the Higher
Life, Lon., 1876, p. 8vo.
12D<>
8vo.
Palliser, J. W, Course of Problems in Practical
Geometry, Lon., 1871, obi.
Palliser, Lieut.-Col. Sir William, C.B., 18:iO-
1882. 1. The Use of Earthen Fortresses, Lon., 1S71,
8vo. 2. ''■ "Cause of the "Thunderer" Explosion, Lon.,
1879. 8vo
PalmeL, Mrs. Common-Sense Papers ou House-
keeping. IHust. N. York, 1.877, fp.
Palmer, A. Ci. Manual of English Literature ut
the XVII. and XVIIL Centuries, Lon., 1883, p. 8vo.
Palmer, Kev. Abraham Henry Herbert,
graduated at Trinity College, Dublin, 181!.^; ordained
1866; chaplain at Thun 1.S79; vicar of St. Peters,
Cheltenham, since 1884. 1. My Message in Switzer-
land, Lon., 1880, p. 8vo. 2. (Ed.) The Testimony of
Jesus: being a Selection from the Sermons of William
Augustus Cornwall, [with a Brief Memoir,] Lon.. IsSO,
"palmer. Rev. Abraham J., D.D. 1. History of
the Forty-Eighth Regiment, New York State \ oUinteeis,
in the War for the Union. Illust. N. York, ls87,_>v".
2. Divorce Abolished: a Treatise; 2d ed., N. \ork,
188.'<, 12mo.
Palmer, Rev. Abram Smythe, graduated
Trimly College, Dublin, iStiS; ordained i'^fn
of Holy Trinity 1884-87, and since then vicar,
Leaves from a Word-Hunter's Note-Book : being some
Contributions to English Etymology, Lon., 1876, p. 8vi).
2. Folk Etymology: a Dictionary of Verbal Corrup-
nt
urate
1.
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ti..iH, „r W„r,l, perv.rtcl in Form or Meftning bv Kal«.
l».,nn.th,n „r Mi.iuk.'n Annlogy, r,„n., l""2 ?>„
" m'NhlfN itf* hflirjillf nil tillllinl,«r». M^ l.*l .* .
li-h i>i..'M., i.i,.,i„nurV, c„,;,i;;i,i;; i';;""''' ""*■"«-
I'aliner, AllVeJ N.-oburcl. |. a lli«lorv .,1
w,..xt,„!",;'s'j!' "' ""' ''"'"" ^''"--•" "f wrex'h:;;;
I'nlmcr, Alonzo Ilpii.|niiiiii, MD.. |,|,.|,., ,.15 '
Hoi.mv,,,,,, ,y, Ann Arbor, Mifl,., l,s,iy, s.,,. 2 „« '
oj.ahy: what i, i, v „ s.a.cMncnt a„l I oviow u
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b *Mis"''f','f"V "•''^•'•"'in Morgan, U.V.. h\..V
b. MI8, at Charleston, S.C; neiihow of lt..v || \I
Jlenley Thornwdl, D.D., M, I) Hi,. „, w-^i ",
in it. Civil and Churchly A>j^J/Art /.' i'""'"^
<.i^"asJi:„!^i'^'"^«''-^«-'^-^'rBar«e
.«hMe; .on n Shirley I'almor, M.D.,(,,. ,.,,,: .f'u.:
m,d,ed a, the Queen's College of Vjdi •!, Dir „ W
""". ""'1 |.rnctl.ed as a surgeon in his native own H,",
in ist .H"".""""'" '"i"'" '«'i,«ndwas ordained
in l.Sj,». Ho has contributed largely to antiouarian
of
,\r ti,„ I. . ••.-■•o ■■ "I'-vn.n.. ui rejoarcn into the histor\
the Doniinioan onler in Kngland. I. The Hi- or o
lie row,, and Castle of Ta„, worth, 1SI5 2 ,Tm, ) ,
;.te of Ueato Angolieo ,1a Fiesoh.,of the Orde of FMa
.; .1.. ciSi'i„,,vi „";si,! i:xr'x:
lily no other book 1,^ i,"K,^„l.'i" ,''"'"•'• • ■ • "'«'''•' i" proba-
..on."'."r',o?,"'-'«^ ^»«""- ■n.e'We'ed.a-l.oen,,
ne^!''^:i:;v^?«;,J:':,^:rff'on|n_theWilde>
to «f loll- 7.*ii ' '"•'','° 1»"3 was aiuiitted as n sizar
to ,.t. Johns College, where he graduated in 1867 and
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I «It« i-ilnl Lord Almoner'.- rn, l" , „ ""..nd . I ,, '/ 1'" V!'
i|. Can.brolK., ,'niv„r,it,. hJ "r'.'.'ii' ' 7 i'';,;;" ;'
I"- 1 to biroinoa journalist on ih,' ,h,tv of I,. ,1
Standard and rontrihu.or to he Sa 1 ,! /"""''"!
a n.i-Hon to .laHa and the II..H,.rl of i, ' ;""""".*'"
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iin mien lew with ,o,n,. \ruh .look- •.,..,(,
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I 111. I.l-..,a,,d Lieutenant CharrinK on, ll.\ 'vo?
lak.n .0 Kn|<l„ud and buried in St. I'au ', C,tl,.|n|
Merous Ilu.trations f,o,n Photograph- I,,,,,!
"ilhoiil iiilcroM a ,1 ,I.H,,?,'i '' '' '""""l I'o road
.!. A D.wriptivc Catalo^-ue of the A rabi,Vl>ers'i,u,' an,l
IsTlI Mv,;. ••^"""""^"' 'I'" Arabic l.ani.uuge,'l,o,..,
tbe'';ot'th"";;",;;™';:;""^,ii;m„"triv """" ^r'
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8,(1, ,, 8vo. 8. A Conn.e J'ersian-Kugli,!, IJ ietio, ,rv'
Lon., IS76, so. Ifiino: 'id ed , l^si <i V, '^>^""""0.
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Ideted bv ,J « s.V """"""'-" "y ""^ "utli'o-, and cow-
J„I, 1 .■■ ■ ^ S'range.) lit was al,-o tho author of a
anslation ,„to Arabic of .Moore's " I'aradi-e 1 the
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: i:^bl;:;:,r^S:' -'■'■"-"■"■■-■•« ^"-Sst
Palmer, Edwin Frederick. I. Ver.nont The
[leiier, j.soi. 2. Reports ol Ca-e.- decided in tbo Vnr
: u,ont Supreme Court, vol.s. liii.-lviii., (IHsii s6 Jlln !
lieher \ t., and .SpringKcId. Ma-s., l,SSl-86, 8vo
' Palmer. EMen. 1. Cbrisl„,„5.U„y n the lieaeon
j tJ.n. S6i,, l2mo. 2. Ellen .Siddell. , .'^ /for " l°il-'
St,;"; of ",i' ''p'- ':■";;• •' '^''"= •^"-■'-■■l ^ ' -er a
•Mory of the Fourth Centu'y, fdin.. l,s;i, I2,no .|
^ona: 11 Story, Kdin., IS7L', 12,no. i. Little Elsie
among the Qu,rry,nen, Edin., 1872, ISu.o. 6 7^,r e
Wet Sundays with .bo I!o...k of .los!,,,,,, y,.y,' ,''7?
«,"■„'• ■'^'"I'"!, '"IJ i" »■ Fisherman's Cottagc'Edin '
la ks whh- ..'• ^".'^ ^"'-I'T""" '"■ <'"li'eoi of. Sund";
iaiks with Papa, Lon., 875, 12ino !l HeroM nf A„
cent Greece, iidin., 1.7,1, 12,nornewe" 1^*88 lo'
1 aimer, Mrs. !■ ranees. 1. True under Trial : a
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Jack. Illiiat. I.on,, IMtll, |i, "tvu,
I'nlmur, Kriiiicli 11. Th« Salani'o of Kdiioiitmn :
iloHiKiiD.I II* a Text llo.ik for TiM.ohtTK, C'l.i., IHH7, Uino.
I'lihnur, rrnncii) ilciiiii'ort, I), IS4A; KriKlxniml
at liilnTp-ity I'dlU'uu, llxfiinl ; ralleil to lliii bar ul Iho
Inner Tuniplu 1H7;), I. How !» convert >o»r lliiiiiiieiiii
Into n Private t'oMipaiiy, I.on., 1X17, >*v>, 'i. I'roroilinlK,
Fnriiii, <to., ri'latin)( to (.'oii'iianltm: with Noti>x, I.on.,
IS77, Mvo; ;M D.l., I^Sl. ;i. Tlio Sliur»ho!ili-r«' an<l
I)lriu'tiir»' I.i'Xal Con|uinion, I.on., Iht.H; .lili ed., iNM.'i.
I. OoMi|iiiiiy I'ri Icntx lor I'no in Kdaliun to (Nun-
iianliw, I.on., Nsil, r. mvo. ,0. Wimling-Up KorinK,
I-oM., IMM,'!, S»o.
I'lllllicr, l''rilllk. A llriof (lenoaloKii'al IliKturyof
iho Aiii'i'Kiiirx arnl liuvi'iMnlanlii tif Sluphen I'liliner of
I'anilia, \.ll., Ilrooklyn, l-tnii, Svo.
I'liliiiitr, (apt. (icorKCt H N'.. F.H.il..'^. I. Kid-
nii|i|iiii:( ill till' ."iiiiilli SiMfl : lii'iiiu It \a 'iitivu of ii
Tlinu .Months' Cruiaool 11. .M.S. " Itoimrio," lijin., l!*71,
Hvo.
"I'nptulii I'lilinprliiuHhown hliaii'lf no HtnilKlitfnrwiiril,
niMirly. and ciiiTKctli' In tlir link lir Ims lakcMiTii liand. as
to iniiki' liN 1 k wry plni-'aiit iiadinK, lpi".ld<"( tlirowlinf
valiialilt'aiid antluMilli' llulit iipmi ii inallcr ol'iiravi' sim'IuI
lUuU'viMi Inti'riiatioual Import."— -Si*. AVr.. x.\.xii. Itt).
2. Tlii^ .MiK'alion I'ruin .'^liiniir: Link* butwcvn the
Old anil Xvw I'onlincintc, I.on.. MTU, p. Mvo.
Pillnier, (ifiirtic Herbert, I). ISt2, in Doi-ton;
Kfaduatud at lliirvurd IMII,' profi'K.'ior of philomiphy nt
Iliirviird, I. (Tran«.) llornor'K Oily^^oy, llookn l.-.XK.
Tho Text, and an Kngli.ih Vernion in Kliythinio I'roic.
Dust., issi, Svo. 2. I'lisHiblo l.imitationi! of tho Klfotivo
System, Host., ISsil-s;, 2 j...rt» .Svo. .1. The Huvf Edu-
cation : Three I'apori", Ho»t., |SS7, lltnio.
I'uliiier, .>IrN. IlKiirietta l,ec, [unh; vol. Ii.,
add. I Homo l.il'o in tho lliblc. Ddiled by .1. W. I'almer.
lilUHt. Host., ISSI, Svo.
I'almer, .>Ii\ior-<Jeii. Henry Hpeiicer, K.K.,
retired 1SS7. 1. The OrdnaiU'c .■^invoy of tho Kingdom :
its Objects, .Mode of K.xcoution, History, and Frosent
Condition. I.on., Is;;), svo. 2. Ancient History from
the .Miinuments : ,'<iniii, from tho Fourth Egyptian Dy-
nasty to tho Present Day, I.on.. ISTS, l2iiio.
i'almer, Horatio Itichnioiid, b. IS;i:, at Sher-
burne, N.V; Htndiod niu.lo in Berlin and Florence. 1.
Elements of .Musical Composition, isfl;. 2. Theory of
Music : Practical (luiilo to Iho .Study of Thorough- Ilass,
Harm ny, and Composition, ('in., 1.S70.
Palmer, J. T. Te.\t-llookof Pniotioal Logarithms
and Trigonometry, I.on., ISSS, |2ino.
Palmer, llcv. John, .secretary of tho Church of
England .Siindiiy-Scheol Institute. I. Tho Teacher's
Work: what it is, and how to do it, I.on., lS7il ; now ed.,
IH.SII, cr. Svo. 2. (Ed.) First Thoughts: oontainin.{ a
Tc.\l and Hymn for Every Day in Iho Year, Lon., l.S7(l,
64ino; now ed., 1SS5. 1). I'Sctweon tho Bells: tho Place of
the Sundiiy-.School in the Church, Lon., 1S76, 12ino. 4.
Koot apd Flower : a Story of Work in a London Parish,
liOn., 1S7S, p. Svo. 'i. The Sunday-.Sohool : its History
and Development, Lon., 1S80, l2mo. I), Bethlehem to
Olivet: a Course of Lessons on the Life of Jesus Christ,
Lon., ISSII, 12mo; new ed., IS,S:i. 7. Active Service;
or, Hints for the Newly Conlirmed, Lon., 1SS2, Svo.
Palmer, John Williamson, .M.D., {miif, vid. ii.,
where the name is erroneously given as Pai.mkii, Jons
W'LLiAM, add., J at present on the editorial staff of the
Century Dictionary. 1. The Beauties iii.d Curiosities of
Engraving, Host., 1S79, fol. 2. After his Kind, [o
novel.] By John Coventry, [pseud.] N. York, 188«,
12nio.
Palmer, Joseph William. 1. (Ed.) Brio-i-
Brac : a Collection uf Curiosities, Old and Now, and
Various Articles from the Newspapers, Lon., 18S5, Svo.
2. Nursery Khymes Uovised, Lon., 1HS5. Ifimo.
Palmer, Loomis T. 1. (Ed.) (ieneral U. S.
Grant's Tour around tho World : Speeches, Receptions,
and Travels : with Biographical Sketch by L. T. Rcmlap,
[pseud.] Illust. Chio., 1879, Svo. 2. Gospel Awaken-
ing; or, Moody's Sermons in the United States, Chio.,
187!), Svo.
*' Palmer, Lynde," (Pseud.) See Peebles, Mrs.
Mary L., in/rn.
Palmer,' Mary, ('I'owie,) a sister of G. M.
Towie, III/ c The Doctor of Doano, Bost., I88S, 12mo.
Palmer^ Kev. Ray, D.D., [auie, vol. ii., add.,]
d. 1S87 ; secretary of the Congregational Union 1866-
78. I. Home; or, The Unlost Paradise, 1872, sq.
1208
liino. 1. rameat Words on Trua Sucoeas In Mfe: ad-
dresaeil to '.'oung Men and Women, .V. York, |S7;{,
Ijiiio. ;i. Poetical Worki, N. York, IS7,i, Hvo. I.
Hints on the KoriniiliMn of Ueliglous llpliiion: ad-
dressed to Young Pxiple. N. York, IK77, l2ino, 5.
VoieoH of Hope and liladness. Illust. Dost., IHS|,
i2mo.
Palmer, itonndpll, Karl of Nelborne, {•mi,,
vol. Ii., PtI.HKii. Sill Kill MiiKi.i., udil.,j WHS knighted In
ISDI, and soon afterwards elected .M.i'. lor lllchnioinl.
He represented that borough till 1S72, when ho becaim.
lord chancellor of England, and was raised to the
peerage with tho title of llaron Selboriie, of Selbnrnc.
Hamiishire: in IS82 he whs created Eiiil of .'^dhi rue
and Visi'ount Walmer. lie was elected lord rector of the
University of St. Andrews in IH77. I. Disendownieiit
nf the Irish Church: a Speech, Lon, IHIill, Svo, :'.
Notes on some Piissagcs in lie Liturgical History of the
Ueformod English Church, l.un., IS7s, Svo. :!. Eiidinv
monts and KstalilishmenI of the Church of Eiiglaicl.
Lon., ISSH, 121IIO. 1. A Defence of the Chiiivh of En.'
lanil against Dlseslalillsliment, Lon, IsMI, p. Svo; lih
ed., Isss. ."i. Ancient Facts and Fictions concernini;
Churches and Tithes, I.on., ISSS, p. Svo.
Palmer, t^arauel. .Memoranla relating to Si.
I'aiiciii.-, Lull.. |n70, Svo,
Palmer, Samuel, d. Issi, pel. 7ll, a watcr-eolor
painter and elchor. For biog., see Vaiii.kv, L. K., hi/yi.
(Trans.) The Eclogues of Virgil. Illiislrated by tho Au-
thor. Lon., |ss:i, fol. Posth. (Includes also an es.-ay
entitled "Observations ua Iho Country and on Itiiral
Poetry.")
"One of the plensmilpst remcmlirances liN ailmlicrs
ciiiilil poKsllily possess of Samuel I'lilmer, In his tbrcelnlil
ciipacltv as e.'-sayist, poet, and dranKlitsman." — Actnl.,
x.wl. ll:t.
Palmer, Lady Sophia .Matilda, b. ls,'i2;
ilaughter of ihe Earl of Selborne. Mrs. Penloutt's
Lodgers, and other Stories, Lon., LSS7, p. Svo,
Palmer, W, F. Memoirs of S. S. Jamiion, By
W. F. P. Phila.. 1S7S.
Palmer, \V. II, Cjuestions and Exercises in Musi-
cal Theory, Lon., ISSl, p. Svo.
Paln-er, W. J. Tho T.vne and Its Tributaries De-
scribed and Illustrated, Lon., ISSI, r. Svo.
Palmer, Hilliam, .M.A., [unii; vol. ii., sccund
o! 'he name there mentioned, add.,] l81l-lS7il; elder
brother of Sir U. Palmer, Lord .s^ollorne. I. (Trans. i
The Patriarch and the Tsar; from the Kuss, Lmi.,
|S7 1-711, 6 vols. Svo. 2. Notes of a Visit to tho Kus.iiim
Church in tho Y'ears l.siO, 1S41 : Selected and Arranged
by Cardinal Newman, Lon., Iss2, p. Svo. Posth.
Palmer, William Pitt, [rmrr, vol. ii., add..]
ISO.WISSl. Echoes of Half a Century : Poems, N. York,
Issi, I2mo.
Pnncoaiit, Seth, M.D,, 1S2.1-18S9, b, at Darby,
Pa.; graduated in niedieino at the University of Penn-
sylvania rt.')2; professor in Pennsylvania Medical Cul-
lego 1854-69. I. An Original Treatise on tho Curubiliiy
of Cunsuuiption by Medir.il Inhalation and Adjuii't
Itemcdies, Phila., 1SJ5, I2inu. 2. Onanism, Spermntor-
rha-a: Boyhood's Perils and Manhood's Curse, Pliihi.,
IS.'iS. 3. Ladies' Medical Guide and .Marriage Friend.
Phila., 1864; new ed., 1S7B. 4. Blue and Bed Light as
Mediums, Philj., 1S77, Svo. 5. Tho Kabbala; or. The
True Science of Light. Illust. Phila., 1S7S, l2ino ; new
ed., N. Y'ork, 188.'), Svo. 6. Whet is Bright's Disease?
its Cunihility. Illust. Phila., 1SS2, 16ino.
Panin, Ivan, b. in Uussia; graduateil a. Harvard
1882. 1. Thoughts: Two Series, Bost., lS8tl-,i7, LMiim.
2. (Trans.) A Selection from thi Poems of Pushkin : witli
Critical Notes and a Bibliography, Bost., ISsS, Svo.
Panton, Rev. t-eorge A., and UonnldHiin,
David. (Ed.) The " Gcst llystorialo" of the De.-lruc-
tion of Troy : an Alliterative Romance, translated Iniin
(iiiido de Colonna's " Historia Troiann." Now lii.'t
edited from the unique MS. in the Hunterian .Museum,
University of Glasgow : with Introduction, Notes, and
Glossary. (Early English Text Soo.) Lon., 1869-71,
2 parts, Svo.
Panton, Mrs. Jane Ellen, b. 1848, in London:
resident ut Shortlands, Kent. 1. One Year in his Life,
Ac: Poems, Lon., iSSl, cr. Svo. 2. Jane C:tIdecotl ; i
Story of Cross Purposes, Lon., 1882, 2 vols. cr. Svo. ■'.
Country Sketches in Black and White, Lon., lfS2, p.
Svo.
"The essays are all hits of pure word-painting.— little
vignettes sketched with care from the life, and often
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Parish, Rev. Wiliiiim Uoiigi-u. stu.lnnt i.,
nvl law at Trinity College, ijxford, 1 "s8 , ordai " IKSQ
.car of Se Imoston Mnco ISe.T, ohanoellor Tc biolo/te;
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Ainong the Fairies, L, IsS:', ,, s^-,, ' ' ' "
' ".';,':''.ri',i'f.'^«"'.*,','.S- .'i'''e Cabin in ,he Clear-
" ,^'5 '"n",^'^ ;V"' «i"g'-"J'i'--'" Notices, Lew;sriS79
^SSB f. "^ «"TV '■^"■•"" ArchiBological .Soc..)Lewe"
Pn'nL ?"-' ' ^"''^;''' "'"' J'^vindalisiu., in I'so in the
Kloswv'li'aa h,.';'"-''r 'h""'^ '". "* voml.ulary. . . . The I
iocly d»Ut.ctical."-.l,.„j., xxxiV. '^T *" ' '"-■'"''' ''''^^""- '
l-u«n'T„'„t'""'"'T; .'• A'Manu.il of Method for!
T«A! ?• ' '•"""P'et and Practice of Teachit .. ■ fo^
Teachers and Assistant JL .tcra, Lon., 1886, iL'iuo.^ ' i
in(j,^anil other I'ocius, t'bi,>., |SS7 ]•>,„„
incif !:^'!Cn^d^^i.t lo 'si^-':u^!'i^ir^z^
and Forms, ,><an Fran l.sns si„ ,;"' '""^■' "eicronceg,
ptakHl Acts, ,-pec,al Legislation, Ac, San Fran., 1872, r.
forU.^ninV V"?'"?,,'^- '^'"' "'""<■• Crosses at Oos-
f..rth, tuinberland. Illust, Lon., 1882, 2 vols. Svo an.l
»t'^"i'Itt7'co!le!.; S'"'.'^*, •'"rP'" ^'••^•' e^'^'^^'ed
»[ irinity tollege, ( ambndgc, >67,- oi-daini'il Isfis-
.r.nc.pal of Gloucester t^,lle«e'sinc S?r Wi „iss J
Ood; Hurney rrize Essay, L.^,., Ism, syo
W,:r,"Lo„"Vs8;-.,^'8v.,''"'""" ''"""'■'' "f "" Ol-"'
1S?["& *='*^'»'""»'. The Roseof A^ondalc, Lon.,
add'Td^'T^-.,'!"'"'"'!'.'^'"""''". [""".vol. ii.,
M, ."I A , "'' 'M'puinted superintendent of the I' S
Naval Aoa,le,„y 1 87S. 1 . The Fleets of the World • The
Hailey Perioil. Illust. N York |S7r Svo 9 Tl 1.
tie of Mobile Bay, an,, the r,,',!, rV "fo I,,' ':„:,'
(James and Morgan by the Fords of the I'u te,l S ates
Bost*:: f";,"?™.""" '^^''"«''^' '^''«-'' '•^«' "Uh M^'p"
••nrker, Francis J. Church.Building,an,IThinffs
Witt Br^l^s'f."""""''''^'"''^"' '" ^--roTtl'.'e-r?!
Parker, •■'rnncis Waylnnd, b. 18;!7, in Bedford
veriVv'of Berlin""' 1" "'" '"''"''•' '^ ''"'"" "" '' "' '"e UnU
..nliii ^ 1 > ?' ""'' ""' "' "»" ''"'e ■•"'Perintendent of
Chi^g:'"^f^,r"^<f'"^j'?"'^,r?f:."
Teaeher isiji •! 11 . \ „ — ^"e 1 raotieal
leatner, 1884. 3. How to teach Geography, 1885.
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Parker, Frank Kowley. 1. Aialytical Index
nod Digest of the Supremo Court of Judicnture Acts nnd
Rule?, Lon., 1S8H, ful. nnd 8vo. 2. The Powers, Dulic.«,
»nd liUibilities of nn Election Agent, and of a Kcturning
Officer, at a I'arliamcfitury Election, I.on., 188J, 8vo. 3.
Election of County Councils under the Local Oovernment
Act, Tion., 1HK8, Svo.
Parker, Kev. Frederick Perrot, M.A., gradu-
ated at Oriol College, Oxford, 1866; ordained 1S67 ;
rector of Colton since 187 J. 1. Some Account of Colton
and of the " Do Wasleneys" Family, 'iirniingham, 187U,
8vo. Privately printed. 2. (Eil.) A Chartulary of the
Priory of St. Thomas near .Stafford, (Staffordshire His-
torical Soc.,) 1888.
Parker, G. W, A Concise (Jrammar of the Mal-
agasy Language, Lon., 18811, cr. 8vo.
Parker, (Jay. I. Mr. Perkins of New Jersey; or,
The Stolen Bonds, N. York, 1888, 12mo. 2. Playing
with Fire: a Talo of Love, Sin, and Retribution, N.
York, 1888, KImo.
Parker, tieorge. An Analysis of Ilallam's Con-
stitutional History of England, Cambridge, 18711, 8vo;
2d ed., 188B.
Parker, H. Vision of Justice, Ac. : Poems, Lon.,
18711, cr. 8vo.
Parker, Mrs. Helen Fitch, [anie, vol. ii., add.,]
1827-1871. 1. Rambles alter Land-Shells. Illust.
Bost., 180.3, 18mo. 2. Missions and Martyrs of Mada-
gascar, Bost., 18(U, 12nio. 3. Frank's Search for Sea-
Shells. Illust. Host., 1866, llimo. 4. Constance Aylmor,
N. York, 1868, 12mo: new ed., 18611. a. Blind Florette,
Bost., 1871, 16mo. 0. A.thur's Aquarium, Bost., 1872,
I6mo.
Parker, Henry, M.A., graduated at University
College, Oxford, 18j0; Fellow of Oriel College 1851-85.
The Nature of the Fine Arts, Lon., 1885, p. 8vo.
" He lia-s examined the various theories of the fine arts
from Aristotle to Ktiskin. and has found them wanting.
His view is that arts which canncjt he reduced to science
cannot be taught theoretically, and that laws of taste
and cauinis of criticism are absurdities. ... He gives an
udinirable history of the term ' Fine Arts."'— .S(i(. Rev., Ix.
GJI.
Parker, J. L., and others. Henry Wilson's Regi-
ment : History id' the Twenty-Second Massachusetts In-
fantry, the Second Company Sharp-Shooters, and the
Third Light Battery, in the War of the Rebellion, Bost.,
1887, 8vo.
Parker, James, M.A., b. IS.St ; son of John Henry
I'arker, in/r'i, and a member of the )>ublishing firm of
Parker it Co., 0.\ford. 1. .\n Introduction to the His-
tory of the Successive Revisions of the Book of Common
Prayer, Oxf. and Lon., 1877, p. 8vo. Anon. 2. The
First Prayer-Book of Edward VI. compared with the
Successive Revisions of the Book of Common Prayer, to-
gether with a Concordance and Index to the Rubrics in
the Several Edii ions, Oxf. and Lon., 1877, p. Svo. Anon.
"In these two volumes, which, with different titles,
really form onti consecutive anil elaborate work, we luive
tuKiuestionably the fullest and most accurate account yet
publislied of the succc.-si ve revisions of the Book of (.'n'ni-
niou Prayer, . . , lu the introductory volume the history
of the various changes in the Prayer-Book is hunted up
and illustrated from a great variety of .sources. , . , The
second volume gives a tabular view of all these variations."
— Sat. KeiK, xliv. 306.
S. Did (iueen Elizabeth talfc ''other Order" in the
"Advertisements" of 1566? 0\(., 18711, 8vo. 4. The
Ornaments Rubriek, Oxf., 1881, 8vo. 5. The Early
History of Oxford, 727-1100: preceded by a Sketch of
the Mythical Origin (d' the City and University, (Oxford
Historical Society Pub,,) Oxf,,' 1885.
" The bc-t jMirt of Mr, Parker's book is undoubtedly his
work on Oxiord it.self, as it appears in Domesday, in the
various hints to be gleaned iu other writings, and in all the
city hius to tell (d' its own early davs in what remains from
them boili above ground ami below."— .S(i(, Hn:, Ixi, 21,
Parker, James Cutter Dunn, [mil,; vol. ii.,
I'AiiKF.n, J. C. D., add,,] b. 1828, in Boston; graduated
at Harvard 1848, and studieil musie at Leipsic ; professor
of piano-forte and harmony in the Bo,«tcm University
College of Music. (Trans.) Manual of Har^iony, by E.
F. Richler, Bost., 187;i, 12mo.
Parker, Joel, LL.D., [anir, vol. ii., add.,] d. 1875.
1. The Thri-n Powers of (lovernment : Leotures in the
Harvard Law School, 1807-69, N. York, 1869, 8vo. 2.
Conllict of Decisions, Cambridge, 1875.
Parker, JoEin Henry, C.Ii., [iiii(e, vol. ii., add,,]
1806-1884. Ho superintended many excavations in
Rome, and was oppoinled keeper of the Ashinolcan Mu-
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scum nt Oxford in- 1870. 1. The Archeeology of Rome,
Oxf. and Lon., 1874-77, Svo. (Only the first volume of
this work boars a number, and the full titles are some-
times given at the end, instead of at the beginning, of
the volumes.) Vol. i. : I., The Primitive Fortifications ;
II., The Walls and Gates of Rome; III., The Historicnl
Construction of Walls. Part II., Illustrations, (forming
a separate volume.) 1874. Chapter or Part IV., '1 he
Egyptian Obelisks: to which is added a Supplement to
the First Tliree Parts, which form the First Volume,
1876. Vol. ii.. The Forum Hoinanum, the Via Sacra,
1876.
" We must end by again rejieating our deep sense of Mr.
Parker's real services to Roman arebiu'logy, combineil
with our regret that lack of order should have made his
books so much harder to make use of them than tlicy
might have been, and that a hick of sound scholarebip, wc
might almost say a contempt lor sound scholarship, has Ud
him into ini.stakes wliidi are likely to make his real re-
searches less valued than they deserve to be."— .Su/, A'cc ,
I xlil. 509,
Part VII,, The Flavian Amphitheatre, commonly
called the Colosseum at Rome: its History nnd Sub-
[ structures compared with other Amphilheatres, Illiisi.
j 1870. Part VIII., The Ac|ueduets of Ancient Rome,
I traced from their Sources to their Mouths, chiefly by the
j Work of Frontinus, verified by a Survey of the (ironnd,
1876.
" The whole book, with its minute Investigation of every
inch of the aqueducts, will be a useful guide to any one
i who wishes to study them ipii the spot. Hut no treatment
I could raise the subject id' the present volume to the same
level of interest as its predecessors,"- .S(i(, Jlci\, xliii, 171,
I Part IX., Tiunbs in a'ld near Rome. Part X., Sculp-
i turo among the Greeks and Romans : Mythology in
j Funeral Sculpture and Early Christian Sculpture. ('1 he
two parts form one volume.) 1877. Part XI., Church
and Altar Deeoratiuns and Mosaic Pictures, 1876, Part
XII., 'iho Catacombs, 1877. 2. Mi>faic Pictures in Rome.
Illust. 1879.
"Students of Christian antiquity will find plenty of in-
teresting nnittcr in ibis volume of Mr. I'arkei'.s. wbidi
ciintains, lie tells us in his prelace. the substance ol'
Cialdini's work on Mosaics. I'he subject is not (aic of
which he has made suehasiiecial study as he has of Humes
other antiquities, and the preseutwork is toa considerable
extent made up of extracts from M. Vilei.froin Crowe luid
Cavalcaselle, I'.id we have, too, a good many remarks fniiu
Mr. St. John ''.yrwhitt."— .^/iccta/or, lii, KW.
i 3. Hister.cal Photography, Lon., 1879, 8vo: 2d ed,.
rev. nnd cnl., Oxf., 188S, 8vo. 4. The Ancient Pri.-un
of the Kings of Rome, Mainertine Prison, 1879. ,i.
A B C of Gothic Architecture, Lon., 18,sl ; 2d ed., wilh
index, 1881, sq. 16mo. 6. Architectural History of llio
City of Rome: based on Parker's ArehieoloL'y. l.nii,,
18S1, p. 8vo; 2d ed., 1883. 7. The Histoiy of Dorches-
ter, Oxf., 1882, 2 parts, 8vo.
Parker, llev. John >Vebster. Sermons on tlu'
' Church's Seasons, Lon., 1876, p. .Svo.
Parker, Kev. Joseph, I).D., [mitc, vol. ii., add..j
b. 18IU), at Hexham, Northumberland; educated al I'ni-
'■ versity College, London; minister of Poultry Cliapd,
London, l.'*69-74, and since then of Iho City Teniplc
I. (Ed.) Springdalo Abbey : E.\liaels from the Letlirs
and Diaries of an English Preacher, Lon., 1868, p. S\i.,
I 2. Homiletic Analysis of the New Testament: vol. i.,
Lon., 1869, 8vo. :;. Ad Clerum : Advices to a Young
Preacher, Lon., 1870, p. Svo. 4. Cily Temple Sernmns,
; ]ireaehed in Poultry Chapel, London, 18li9-76, Lon,,
1870. 5. City Temple Sermons, preached in Poultry
Chapel, London, 1871, Lon., 1871, 8vo. 6. Pulpit Notes:
j with Introductory Essay on the Preaching of Jesus Cliri.-t,
I Lon., 18711, p. Svo. 7. lictaehed Links, Lon., 1873, p.
Svo; new ed., 1877. 8. The Paraclete: an E.«8ay on the
Personality and Ministry of the Holy Ghost : witli sunjc
Reference to Current Discussions, Lon., 1874, Svo; nc»
ed., 1876. 9. The Priesthood of Christ, Lon., 1876, 8v.i:
new ed., 1880. 10. Adam, Noah, and Abraham: K.\-
pository Readings on (}enesis, Lon., 1880, p. Svo. II,
The Inner Life of Christ, in the Gospel of Matihew,
Lon., 1881, 2 vols. Svo. 12. Apostolic Life as revealci
in the Acts of the Apostles, Lon., 1882-84, 3 vols. .'<vc,
13. Tyne Childo: My Life ami Teaching, partly in llic
Daylight of Fact, partly in the Liino- light of I''anc,\.
i Lon., 1883, Svo; new od., 1885. 14. Weaver Stephen:
Odds and Evens in English Religion, Lon., ISs.'). '-v"
15. The People's Bible : Discourses upon Holy Seriptaie:
I vols, i.-ix., Lon., 1885-88, Svo. IB. Henry Wm I
j Beeeher; Eulogy delivered in the Academy of Musi,',
' Brooklyn, Lon., 18S7, 4ta. 17. Every Morning doth li'
; bring his Judgment to Light, Lon., 1888, Svo.
Parker,
"f Real Life
Parker,
Lon., l.s.si, 1
Parker,
Revival!", an
Parker,
Milan, N.Y.
George T. Pi
N. York, 185
Morgar. Boy
Around the
his Banner, '
of a Troubles
ester : a Storj
night Cry, N
1887. 11. p,
Parker, :
Lonilon Hosp;
pital for Wo
Laryngeal Di|
tions. Illust.
Congenital Cli
1887, Svo.
Parker, 1
Jack of All '
Hiokup, Bost.,
and Work, Bof
or. Which W(
Runaway, Bosi
The Orphan A.
Parker, 'I
18,80, 4to.
Parker, T
the University
Instruction in
1884, p. ,lv„. ;
(Philosophical
Parker, y\
ings Act, Lon.,
Parker, >V
Comparative Ai
of Robert Wieil
18.S6, Svo.
Parker, M
and Wandering
Parker, Wi
b. 1826, in .Vew
tered the U.S. ni
as lieutenant 18,
the Confederate
and held various
bight Artillery,
2d od., N. York,
of the Coasts bet
Recollections of
1883, 12mo.
"Captain Park
sensation tliatoin
going out 111 a yii
breeze. . . . The i
the boy of fourtee
the parting at .\l)l
eracy, i steadllv i
and straigbtforwi
part of the biKik v
IS struck by the in
xxxvii, avi.
Parker, Wi
F.L.S., P.Z.S., F
of King's College
leyan Training
Royal College of
Structure and Dev
Sternum in the \
Skull of tho Fo«
'**71, 4to 4. Th(
I'ig's Skull, 1874,
(Tropidonotus Nal
"f the llatriiohia.
f^kull in Sturgeons
Lon., 1882, 4to.
'■ej-idoslous Os-seus
Skoleton Myxinou
^'o- (All tho prec
"ophical Transaeti
Mammalian Descei
livered before tho
PAR
Lon."^"',?,^!,"'- '""''•■ ^-"h^". "n.i other Storie.-,
PAR
»Sr5=^.^~-.rv;s/s:i;;,::.
Aroun.l the Manner, .\. York 18(1 Is, ^' • n ,"■
<H8. 10. Life of 8. li. F. Morse. I retarv in N .» s"„M,"f.'."^'' " **':'.-• became colonial see-
I.on., ISSM.obl. l!i,„„ ^'""S'»'«'-'"-l'"wof.Mi„e,
..i£:fei^^i?JrS;^VV^^I;«-„;?;'«'s. at ston.
?'«'" ^7' N- York. 1S86. 10. Life of 8. li'. f'UoZ
iJ' ,"• ^ "l'<-''-'"-''l'"i"S to (icncee Count;. 1888
^"i'tJ'^^---=E^'^=«^e-^;;:
C;o„,e,,..al Cl.b-Foot : it, WtuJe a„r'fr:«"l;;.ent Un';
Jark"of'"A''.', ?'";'* '^„*"'""' ("R"« Abbott.-') I
Ja(,K o( All Irades, liost., 18fi6 l(i,,,„ •« t,
Hickup, Host., 1S67 Iflnio •< IT .• r,' "• ^'"""'.V
and Work, Bo t., 1868 16 1 J -Z V "" n' "■■• ^^"'
or. Whleh Won'? iLV 86i,.■^B,,:'"7«i^:'t'rf•■
Kunaway, Host.. 186!). 16,1,0 6 I'inU. ,,„,1i "'"
TheOrnhan A.;iu,„, 'Uost. isro; hit! ""' "'""' "^'
18,s() Uo"' Combination Telegraph Code. Lon..
nstruetion in Zooto.'u;, , ...reS.) 'i,h „?.•"■ To ;"
in.^Yc'?,'L'o„^*;,s7"T;'' ™ "'' A8"-""™l Hold-
co?:;::^.?!;; l'::at?,^rfT:.rte&.'f:^.',rtr'r^ "-^
of^Kobert Wieder.hei^.,. IU^t"^!;'.";r„:."V^rrk;
anr^!:^:;i,!:[';^,^i!^;-";,,^'-^-ing Thought.
fsr'^im'^ ':"'!' '•'"'" ;" '^««.Vi.ne minister 1S7.,
: lund:< on il„. „Vi,.:l. '■■,>,'.".'*'; .r"'.."": /"»i,diiiK new Ids-
r^::i::n^:;fi^^i-:F"'fT"'--"-^
the ConfeTe ate si,. e^"r .'"'.'' ""'""'^ "^ ^"■"^ "^
;.nd held variouVeonrmaLl'- :'ln'Z:ti:;"f:r7"'''J
..gl.t Artillery, Afloat or A.b.r<^T:^:^m2''^
: ^cb}"l^: '''-'K 2' «e"'»r'<.s on 'the'liaw;.
of theCoas^"be[;e;;-Sa; Fm^d^^'lT^''''^'^''"™
fioin^^out 1,. a ya^o^Vr ;;^^-,l^o;^ - M^^^^
m™ is Joi,,K i,.'yii:;l!;:„i:fMW;.. ^njre to ^,.,w w„at our
,wn,.^t.'r=:!i;7s:;^''""''-''-iw. uy.
I „n , ?/■*?«' Kinetoii. Shelley's " Revolt of r«l,i.„"
Parkes, W. K. ^
mingham, 1887, 8vo.
Parklmrst, Itev. Ch.irles Henrv h is4o ,
Madison ..;^ua| vl<^:r^cl;:^:hrZu:[^
SanLi.'S "^iT" "'..""-w^^"'/" Verb, illustrat'ed'T;
withoutUen^onVx: Vo;k."^ ^^ '" tI^IV"?
Man's tVeed. and other .«e mon ' \ Y^rk 18^ I . 1 "^
Vo^^,^ni^,.r '"" ^'"-"' -" -'- Sl^-ion^ T
Parkin, John, r<i/,(,. vol ii h.m i i r.
ve„t.o„, ^^ Treat.^„t of ^.''(Jluf^'liiJj,^:',^-
'red.-L^^l8; ;:';'';;:tl/''?^r'"f^boie:r;
1' 7.^ 88, 2 ,ols. 8vo. -l.Clijnnte and Phthisis.- .Ir. The
Thomas Carlyle : an Essay, Bir-
goiiig out iiiava(Tit7Vr,i /I,.,. .'*'''■, "o* "* '"<« that of i f ' "unsis, i,on., 1875. p. 8vo- 2d ..,1 isx") ^ iT. .. •
EreJe. . . ' VL' n , rrZV^ f^^^^^^^ " spanking, ita Cause. Nature, and Trelli'ne t I'o , |8S^' I "'V
anir^tkS!^!; S-^ "if tef,/;--^!!; W. /88?;';;^:- «"«■» •"■ '^.''"e-"- > .-..ular .[.
part of the bm,k wh cl eaiswi , 'f,,l'a'',"V,"hiily In ti,a^t
5s^uck^.hei,np.l^!!„f-l?,^^'^i[-;;^i'-^
Lon.. 1887, p. 8vo.
Parkinson, Kev. Henry William. 1821 mrj
state CWhes Exa„fn;ej,^^!o.;: Ss^ t™ ^^re^
1078. (Ibis (vaa ej|,„| ^ Thomas ()rp..n „ .. ,'
crs .t IIo "e "'/r ■ "r '■"^ ^"■'"" y""' a'clerk a So ^
irsct House; afterwards a j.mrnalist on the staff of the
t of the Shouldor-Oirdlo and ' ""y ? 8w ^. n"' '• .A.""^ "' Karlswood, Lon.
Structure and Development
Mernum in the Ve,tebiata, ^
Skull of the Fowl, 1869 Jto -i ti,; i^ ' .■■^.""'i , .,,
(Tropidonotus N;.trix.) Lo^, 1'8?[,/t'"■7."TL'S^' Di^ 'i^d'iL'Ts-'ir'^^''''''' '" ^"'"^ ™ Narrative and a
l-e •idoslcus usseus, Lon u.s-i .i,„ to '"'=--•■"'• '"
Skeleton My vinoids ' Par I r . ; Marfpobranch
4to f All th« .T I- •' 1 •^tfomyzon, Lon., 1884,
sophieal Transactions of the KovarSoci'ct; r'M "'o„"
I^ri'b- '^■^"at.se on 1-aper, Preston, 1886. 8v«. '
is's"'"'!'"/ t"' ."''^- S'«P»«e>i, D.D., P.R.S., d
K888. 1. A Treatise on Optics; 3d ml., Lon., I8;(. 2
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An Klcmcntary Trcntisc on Mochnnice ; 6th cd., Lon.,
18S1.
Parkinson, Itev. Thomas, K.R. U.S., ordnincd
lS(il; vicar of \ortli Ottcrington since IS71. I. Lays
nnil Loiive< of the Forest, I,on., 1S,'*2, p. 8vo. 2. York-
shire Legends and Traditions, as toM by her Ancient
Chronieler.s, her I'oots, and Journalists. Ijon., 1S8S, .Svo.
"Tho critical faculty. If he iwsscsses It. lias not been
exercised, but. niitwithstanding this, lie has jiroduced an
uniiislnj; biiuk."— /l(/i., Xo. 3178.
ParkinNon, William Wignall, b. 1812, at Cat-
terall, near Gnrstang, Lancashire, Kng. The Principles
of Harmony, 1872.
Parkman, Alice. Slices of Mother Goose : served
ivitli .'^aucc by " Chump," Host., ]K77, 8vo.
Parkman, Francis*, [niiii; vol, ii., Taukman,
Franiis, .III., add.,] was ]irofcssor of horticulture in the
Agricultural School of Harvard 1871-72. Ho has several
times visited France ami examined the French archives
in connection with his historical researches. 1. The
Book (if Hoses, Host., 18B(i. 2. The Discovery of the
■ireat West, Bost., 186«, 8vo.
" Mr, I'lirkninn tells the story with great spirit and in an
execlloiit style; bis own experience amoimst the saviiKe
deseemlaiitsof La Salle's Indianseiiatjles liiin to add many
ebaraeteristic sketches of scenery ami manners ; and we
may safely say that the book is worthy of his previous
<'laims to a very high place among writers on .Vineriean
history,"— ,■*!/, lifv., xxviii. 713.
3. The Old KC'ginie in Canada, Host., 1874, 8vo.
" He treats his subject as one wlio knows It In a personal
as well as in a literary way, . , . His descriptive touches
are never vague and rhetorical, , , . His ,Jesuit.s and trap-
pers are e,\cclleiil. but his Indians arc even bettar. . . .
His style is a capital narrative style, , , . He Is. moreover,
a very snihi'ient philosopher, and competent at all points
to read the political le.ssoii of history."— .Vad'on, xix, 2-)2,
4. Count Frontcnac and New France under Louis
XIV., Bost., 1877, 8vo.
" The rival systems of colonization are depicted with
great force,- that of France ba-sed upon feudalism, that of
Kngland upon industry. . . , The whole narrative, so far
a.s It describes the contra.st of the French and Uiiglish col-
onies, illustrates this contrast, and it is admirably summed
up."— yatiim, XXV. 259,
0. Montcalm and Wolfe, Bost., 1881, 2 vols. 8vo.
" .\ book which will tiike its place as a masterpiece in
military history,— the best account of the most important
war in our colonial period,"— A'lid'on, xxxix, ,')i)6.
" He has worked minutely at (loeumcntary evidence
both in Kurope and America, and at the same time lias
Bucceeded in keeping himself well above the facts; for
his story, rich as it is in picturesque detail, Is never over-
loaded, and never loses its continuity."— .8W. Jiev., Iviil,
824,
" It not only conlirins the view we have jireviously ex-
pressed, that Mr, I'arkmau ranks amongst the best his-
torical writers of his country, but Justifies the addition
that his place is alongside of the greatest hislAirians whose
works are Kiiglish classics,"— .4(A,, No. 2'J87.
The above works form Parts III., IV., V., and VII.
of " France and England in the New World," Part VI.
being still unpublished. All the volumes of the series
have passed through several editions, and those published
previously to 1880 are included in a complete edition
of the author's works, in 8 vols. or. 8vo, published in
that year.
6. Historic Hand-Book of the Northern Tour: Lakes
George and Champlain, Ac, Bost., 188.% 12ino.
(Jknbhai, Cuitiiism :
" If we except Washington Irving and I'rescott, there is
no I'nited stales writer who shows greater skill than Mr.
I'arkmau in giving full value to bis researches, . . . Kven
Motley, lliough a writer of remarkable talent, is not, on
'. .' whole, so groat a master of his jieii as Mr. Parkman,
indeed, the latter pleases both by what he says and bv the
impression which he leaves of saying less than he might
say. and by avoiding alike undue emphasis and artiticlal
exaggeration,"— ^l//i.. No. 2i\19,
Parks, Ilev. Leighton, rector of Emmanuel
Church, lioston. llis Star in the East: a .Study in the
Early Aryan Religions. Bost., 1887, 12ino.
■■ Vedaism, Urahnianlsm, Buddhism, Hinduism, and
Zoruastrianism are the subjects treated of, with the ad-
dition of four chapters showing the correlations of Chris-
tianity with the Arvan ' stream of tendency,' The book is
the outcome of both ndlection in the home study, and of
travel on the Asian continent In which religion had its
bulb."- C/i(if. vii. 2D4,
Parloa, Maria. 1. Camp Cookery; or. How to
Live in Camp, Bost., 1878, 18mo. 2. First Principles
of 'lousehold Management and Cookery, Bost., I87il,
Kimo; new ed., cnl., 1882. 3. Appledore Cook-Book ;
new ed., Bost., 1S8II, 12mo, 4. New Cook-Book : Guide
to Marketing and Cooking. Illust. Bost., 1881, I2mo.
1212
5. Miss Parloa's Kitchen Companion : a Guide for All
who would bo Good Housekeeper.", Host., 1887, 8vo.
Parmalee, Kev. M. P., M.l). Home and Work
by the Rivers of Eden. Illust. Phila., 1888, l2mo.
Pnrncll, Col. lion. Artlinr, late R.E., h. 1841 ;
son of the t'lird Baron L'ongleton. 1. The Action of
Lightning, and the Means of Defending Life and Prop-
erty from its Effects, Lon., 1882, 12mo.
" .\ii original work on a scientillc subject of unusual
interest."- yl//i., No, 'J8.>1.
2. The War of the Succession in Spain during the
j Reign of Ijueen Anne, 1702-1711: based on Original
Unpublished MSS. and Contemporary Records: with
J Map, Lon., 1888, 8vo.
"Col, I'arnell has brought Into clear relief parts of the
contest before unnotieed ; he lias thrown fresh I ghton its
lietter-kiHiwn pa.si-ages; and he lias woven his copious
store of facts into a work which, if not free from defceis,
I Inus the great morils of research iiiid freshness. His judi;-
niciits, too, uiKjii men and things are, for the most pan.
impartial and true; and he has. we think, comiiletelv ex
ploded the nmlescrvcd estimate niiule of I'eli'rhoroUKh
and liooke, while he has done justice to the niilitarv skill
and heroism of tliegreat Huguenot, Calway, on llie"<illiir
, band, he has failed to combine his narrative into a dia-
j matie wliole. It is loo much a series of deUichcd scenes;
and we cannot agree with his judgment on Herwlck,-a
really great eliief, whose remarkable e-xphdls he endeav-
ours throughout the bcsik to depreciate."— W. O'CoNNoit
MoKKIs; .Iciii/., xxxiil, 319,
Parnell, E. A. The Life and Labours of John
Mercer. F.R.S., the Self-Taught Chemical Philosoidicr,
Lon., 1880, p. ,Svo.
" His devout and generous soul, his shrewdness and uii.
wearied industry, his investigative mind, are well por-
trayed in this biograjdiy,"- .lC(i(/„ xxxi. i;>.
Parnell, Frank. Ars Pasteria, Lon., 1875, I2nio.
Parnell, John. The Last Plank: a Tale of the
Sea, Lon., 1871, 12uio.
Parr, II. Diuncstic Poisons : Dyes and Colours
used in Domestic Fabrics, Lon., 18711, 12mo.
Parr, Miss Harriet, ("Holme Lee," pseud.,)
[niite, vol. ii., add,,] b. 1828, in York. 1. The Life and
Death of Jeanne d'Arc, called the Maid, Lon., 1866, 2
vols. p. 8vo; 1809, 1 vol. 2. Maurice and Eugdnie de
Guerin : a Monograph, Lon., 1870, p, 8vo. Ii. For
Richer for Poorer, I/on., 1870, 3 vols. p. 8vo. 4. Her
Title of Honour, Lon., 1871, p. 8vo. u. The Beautiful
Miss Harrington, Lon., 1871, 3 vols. p. 8vo.
"The narrative is of the domestic kind, very full of
rather dreary sentiment, but comniendably free from
everything sensational or coarse,"— ^1(A,, No, 2281,
0. Country Stories, Old and New, in Prose and Verse,
Lon., 1872, 2 vols. ; new ed., 1875. 1 vol. 12ino. 7. Echoes
of a Famous Y'ear : the Story of the Franco-German War,
Loi.., ?S72, p. 8vo. 8. Katherine's Trial, Lcm., 187,!,
12moj new ed., 1875. 9. The Vicissitudes of Bessie
Fairfax, Lon., 1874, 3 vols. p. 8vo. 10. This Work-a-Day
AVorld, Lon., 1875, 3 vols. p. Svo. 11. Ben Milner's
Wooing, Lon., 187(i, p, 8vo. 12. Straightforward, Lon.
1878, 3 vols. or. 8vo. 13. Mrs. Dcnys of Cote, Lon.,
1880, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 14. A Poor Squire, Lon., 1882, 2
vols. cr. Svo. 15. Loving and Serving, Lon., 1883, 3
vols. cr. Svo.
Parr, Col. Henry Hallam, C.M.G., military
secretary to Sir Bartle Frero at the Cajie of Good Hope
1878-80; served in Egypt 1882-84. 1. Guardana to
Isandhlwana : a Sketch of the Kafir and Zulu AVars,
Lon., 1880,- 12mo.
" Merely repeats In a concise and handy form all those
arguments against the Zulu king with which Sir Karile
Frere defended his war. and the lallaey of which lias
again andagalu been expo.sed,"— FiiANti->iEi.i,K.NCoLE.Nso:
Acad., xviii, 213,
2. The Dress, Horses, and Equipments of Inlantiv
and Staff Officers, Lon,, 1881, ii. Svo. 3. The FurtlicT
Training and Emplovment of Mounted Infantry, Lon.,
188,8, p. 8vo.
Parr, Mrs. Lonisa, b. in London; daughter "f
Matthew Taylor, and wife of George Parr. 1. Dorothy
Fox, Lon., 1870, 3 vols. p. Svo j new ed., 188(1, 1 vol,
"A very charming love-tale. . , . It is difflcult todeeidi
whether the iialni of interest is to be awarded to the very
amusing sketch of the shifty lady of fashion, with lur
, misplaced pride cropping out on one oi'ciision, and lici
ulicr want of sclfrcspcct when wealth i,s to be .secured, ir.:
, another; or to the no less excellent view atlorded of the
! inioleraiice of some forms of Protestant dissent, and ol
j the bad ell'eets which religious formalism and social isolii-
tion proiluce on the formation of character,"— /l(/i., Ni
22;").'),
" It Is when Miss Parr i" among the quiet Quaker trades-
1 folk that she really shov great skill. She Is not only lU ■
IS?.
iH.sn,
The Western 'Wnnderer,
PAR
" '' "" •'appenerl, and othiT Storii.-, Lon., 1871
. _I8. p. 8vo. 4. (iosau Smithy, an,l'„ther Storic
fioh lr\^- '^"- '• ,^*"" "■"' '^>«. Lon.
aNov'ei, Lol,,. I.^is, 3 vl.'^V'i;:;, ^^ ''"^""■^- ""-«'' ^
Parr, llev. Hubert IlenniniT v a . i . ,
at Trinity College, Ca„M,"gc '^.Volinl^i " T' I
4"t^"^^f;;;^^;,i!:.^.r^^,-^™--^aw..|
1 arrish, Joseph, M.D., [«„(<., 'vol. i'i., ..econ.l of thn
lington, N .r sinoo |S75, iu charge of a homo fur ner
Ch'„"p"'"''' V r?'""' "'■ "'» 'imerieun Assoc „«n
Parri.sh, Kichard P.
N. liork, 188,s.
ThrT!'''"."V^'''*''>','^""''- '• Charley Uyton • or
£ 'aterr,;;,';,,;,;""- =■ '■■•• •"■»;
tributed many articles to Grove's Dictionary of Music
ItT °rr nT' '^""'P°'r = '''"• i'ortraits ion. isse;
r.n:;ks t'o's-riiT) ''"'''''''" ""^ ""^^-'-^
in" numbT-^Stri,;;:''Znt7"Ff,'T '??'"^"'^ '^'<'™"
rate eomblnf ,...! of C|',cV"-"4^^t*&f '"" '^""^'^•
PAR
I T ^,^"v' '^'^T *^''"«''' <iambier, b. Iss.i ; son of
o.»i .;.',■'•■ " «'"«™l'l'y. I.on., IS8S, Mvo fGcn
::^e:i^'"f„;i:.i;'--«-i;^;i^'i,;;!^?
i)ii.
!(:l' -
-a^"sr:a?5SK:^«s=?!
»r, Chats
■'ketch of
. ""':'.«'• ««''• Edward, D.D.,n„„. vol ii
second of the name there mentioned, add ,8;i(ls,;-'
i-oiiege, usford : was rector of Aeton, Middlesev ISSO-
m9^Z f/'"^'^'"iru """^ '^""'^ »f Can rbury „
1S8J, and SufTnigan Bishop of Dover in 1870 Mp
uZlnrlpT'''' ^"'^' ^•^- % >>'' Broth"::
Mi'^n"'^' *^'|**'?'''l Abbott, called to the bar at the
^iC^^^;^^^?LS>^?.l^-°l;h^pS
volume has (lone I li narV.I^ifi; I 1 i>f this tascinal nt;
|M'l'rcciatlo„';;f''l^is'' eK.' 'excSel^"' ^r',"' '[''i' '""
j;^^"Ji:^fi!::^^^-„:ij}:-^^
A. bp.tome of English Church I istor;, I.on " i c;
in::it."''Tr.:' ^^^t:J\^Z '''' ^-n'ana'otlleJl'iet:
^^:''||=e.^':;:^«!-Ct:is^?:>^:;
rca.hihlc ni
— AVi(/oH, xivil. :i-i(i
I Parry, F. Clinton. African ivt"
.bout our An.mal Friends in x\utal : with
Kaffir L,fe. must, hon., 1879, p. 8vo.
! INS ""mo "'"' "'"'' "" ''^■"" Change, Lon.,
Parry, John S.. M n tan i«-r i, . . • .
Cte ine :'""""«'™l ^'"•'^''^'0' "f'^l^hiladolphia. Eitra.
Parry, Sydney Henry Jones-, b '^IS^o l»t„
I Vho ,n, -'',''"r'"f ''"■'' ^ '''^™y'' ''""•• 'SHB.SVO
: chapters ,m mo aios Vl ^ a t^n^ ■contains nstruotlve
may bo learnt t i . i '™,"I""S. *:<■■. from wliicb m\ieh
i.mnv. There iC a\in,i .:,.,.';;,?''-;,'''''' ","' ^'^ "■-"•''''I '"
of Wo^l'^Vi'*'''','^- Sanitary Protection : a Course
■in s^cLt;.' itm.!^,'"^;^',':'' ^'"■'""' »' "■« ^^-y^' »""-
tof:^':^d^iS'';,,^:«^il;';:^^;„«^etehes,Hi.
P|='D^--Ttr^^87^:i-— -''
WaKne7^'n''■^^?•.^^' >'"''•' '\'-'''"'ovcn, by Richard
aj,ner, Lin., 1N|2: ,^J cd., rev., 1x73, Svo
n.^p?'*?"*' *^- "• '• I''"' Man with the White Hat •
, The Story of an Unknown Mission, U^ 885 n'
svo^'Vi-he'TiVti 'w''""'^"";' ''"'''• ^°"- '«««-■
! sort and Place of Residence, A^, Lon , 1808 p Svo 2"
i Lrn-."i^877lp'Tvo"""''"^- '"™""-' "'"" '^'^ ^^^^o^
^ Ac^^:;r^?,^:;r'^?o^vo''-''- '"^'^ '■-'"- -<>
' .nn^^'f ".""'•V'""''''* ^*- '• Memoir of fsher Par-
I Svo' iTr^T''',^^^^'"^' ^'^'""^' I-rovidence IS?),
■Sv 0. 2 The Medical School formerly existing in lirovn
''s^riff .•„;,•' ^™'''-''""" ""-^ «niiuates,^;,"vi!lere':
inj^=^S'!fj^:x;^^-^--:r--..
w^rr^^?!^-;r^i:---L.:^?^:™:f'iS;^;
"f he books have been published anonymously,' They
in'^l "ie >nany short tale, for children, which are omit ed
iithefolowng list- 1. Thornberry Abbey ivTlo of
the Established Church, Lon., is/e, p. 8n . 2 Edi'h
Lon Ts-- '"'s^'"' T"i!'' "' •'"■" "' M-'i-nor Manor,
1, 8;„ ;',';■ '"■,?• '^'""■"'^ ^ross, Lon.,n.d.,[18.09,
on i sal; "Z'^'r^^'T" "'" "''•^' ""'' "•■-' '^'"" ^ Tales
„ ",-' ',?,' '*''?■ ■'■ Afternoons with Mrs. .Maitland- a
Book on o,,.„ ,..,,, r,.,tr,, ri«„ and Entertainment Lon.^
S urv of I.., t'' •'; n"' ■• »y''inglon ,• or, The
s H,„h « " ."''?' PfoTerity, Lon.? 1861, p 8vo.
s. Ruth Baynard's Stoiy, Lon., 1861, p. Svo « The
ITX i'fffr'-"^- ? Novel, Lon.,''i867;) v,;is 'p
8vo. II. Irsula's Love-Story, Lon,, 18)19, 3 vols n
8vo. U. Avice Arden : The Old Man's Romance. L™*!,"
1213
&.
'>W
h
PAR
1870, p. 8v(). 12. Sun and Shade, Lon., 1871, 3 vols. p.
8vo. Kf. lioautiful Edith, Lon., ;Hr2, 3 vols. p. Svo.
14. The VillBgc of Downo: a Short Chronicle, Lon.,
1872, p. Svo. 15. The Story of Fordington Hall, Lon.,
1873, 12mo. 16. Under Teuiptation, Lon., 1873, 3 vols.
p. Svo. 17. Marian's Trust, Lon., 1874, 3 vols. p. Svo.
18. Mnjor Vandermere, Lon., 187l>, 3 vols. p. Svo. li».
Wrcclicd and Saved, Lon., 1878, p. Svo. 21). The Life
of Saint Colette, the Reformer of the Three Orders of St.
Francis, Lon., 1879, p. Svo. 21. Love-Knots, Lon.,
1 88 1, 3 vols. p. Svo.
I'nrsoiis, J. T. Sermons to Villagers, Lon., 1882-
8fi, two series, p. Svo.
Parsons, James. Essays on Legal Topics, Phila.,
187«, Svo.
Parsons, James C. The Living Word ; or, Bible
Truths and Lessons. Uy J. C. V. Host., 1872.
Parsons, Mrs. Julia, (Warth,) ("Julian
Warth," pseud.) 1. The Full Stature of a Man, Best.,
1886, 12mo. 2. Dorothy Thome of Thornton, Best.,
1887, 12mo.
Parsons, K. C. Cn the Working of Punkahs in
India, Lon., 187S, Svo.
Parsons, Theophilus, LL.D., [anfe, vol. ii.,
second of the name there mentioned, add.,] d. 1SS2. 1.
The Infinite and the Finite, Bost., 1872, Itimo. 2. Po-
litical, Personal, and Property Rights of Citizens of the
United States, Hartford, Conn., 1874, Svo; new ed.,
]S7t). 3. Outlines of the Religion and Philosophy of
Swedenborg, Bost., 1876, 16mo. 4. The Mystery of
— ~ '" h. Memoir
Life, and other Papers, Phila., 1879, 12mo.
of Emily E. Parsons, Bost., 1881, 12mo.
Part, H. A. L. Camp Life and its Requirements,
Lon., 1S72, Svo.
Parton, James, [utite, vol. ii., add.] 1. Topics
of the Times, Bost., 1871, cr. Svo. 2. Triumphs of En-
terprise, Ingenuity, and Public Spirit, Hartford, 1871,
med. Svoi 2d ed., 1874. 3. (Ed.) The Words of
Washington, B'>st., 1S72, I6mo. 4. Fanny Fern: ii
Memorial Volume : her Cciect Writings and Memoir, N.
York, 1873, 12mo. .5. Life of Thomas Jetferaon, Third
President of the United States, Bost., 1S74, Svo.
" Mr. I'arton has a marked talent for story-telling ; he
might liave been of great and of permanent service tu the
public. But good wiirk must have conscience in it, and
lie lias preferred to 'scamp' his. There are many amusing
details ill Iliis book : but the book as a book is Ijad in plan
and in execution."— A'eid'™, xviii. 284.
fi. Caricature and other Comic Art in All Times and
in Many Lands. Illust. N. York, 1S77, 4to. 7. (Ed.)
Le Parnasso franjais : The French Parnassus : a Book
of French Poetry from 1550 to the Present Time, Bost.,
1877, l2nioandSvo. 8. Lives of Illustrious Men: the
People's Book of Biography : Short Lives of the Most
Interesting Persons of All Ages and Countries, N. York,
ISSl, Svo. 9. Life of Voltaire, Bost., 1881, 2 vols. Svo.
'• Whatever be the delicieii"ics in Mr. Parton's work-
manship, liis work has many ami great merits. It is . . .
exaetlv what it terms itself— a genuine life of Voltaire,
and not a critiiaie upon the life and character of \ oluiire.
In tliis respect it ditlers entirely from the works of Straii.«s
and Cif .Miuluy. . . . The result of the conscientious tenacity
with whicli Mr. I'aitoii has dung to his suliject is that lie
has written a book wliicli, whatever its defects, makes ]
the English and Anierican public for the Hrst time ac-
quainted Willi Voltaire simiewhat in the same sense in ,
which they have loiij^ been acquainted witli Johnson or
Scott."— Audcm, x.xxiil. 270.
10. Noted Women of Europe and America, Hartford,
1SS3. 11. Captains of InuLstry ; or, Men of Business
vho did something besides Making Money, Bost., 18S4,
I2nio. 12. (Ed.) Some Noted Princes, Authors, and
Statesmen of our Ti.ne, N. York, 1885, Svo.
Partridge, F. J., M.A. The Life of St. Bridget
of Sweden, N. York, 18S8, 12mo.
Partridge, J. Arthur, [unle, vol. ii., add.] 1.
Citizenship i'». Secularists and Sncerdotalists in tlie Mat-
ter of National Teaching. By a Birmingham Liberal.
Lon., 1873. 2. The Policy of England in the East,
Lon., 1877, p. Svo. 3. The .Making of the Irish Nation
and the First Fruits of Federation, Lon., 1SS6, Svo.
Partridge, S. W., [ante, vol. ii., add.] 1. Lever
Lines for Spare Minutes, Lon., 1S67; new ed., 1871,
12mo. 2. Important Truths iu Sliuplu Veive. Illust.
Lon., IS72, l2ino. 3. Be.ids with a String: Brief
Thoughts on Many Subjects, Lon., 1872, p. Svo. 4.
Rhymes Worth Remembering, Lon., 1 872, sq. 16mo. 5.
Jesus of Nazareth; a Metrical Monograph, Loj., 1877,
cr. Svo.
Parvin, Theodore Sutton, [nntr, vol. ii., add.,]
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pro .-or of natural history in Iowa State University
ISoil-07. 1. History of Iowa, Chic, 1877. 2. History
of Templary in America, Cin., 1887.
Parvin, Theophilus, M.D., b. 1829, at Buenos
Ayres ; graduated at the University of Indiana 1847,
and at the medical department of the University of
Pennsylvania 1852; professor in Jefferson Medical Col-
lege s"ince 18S3. The Science and Art of Obstetrics.
Illust. Phila., 1 886, Svo.
Paschal, George Washington, LL.D., [xnf. ,
vol. ii., add.,] 1S12-1878, b. at Skull Shoals, Ga. ; ad-
mitted to the bar 1832 ; justice of the Supreme Court of
Alabama 1841-43; first iirofessor of jurisprudence in
(Georgetown University. I. Decisions of the Supreme
Courtof Texas, (vols, xxviii.-xxxii.,) Houston, lsiii.i-71,
5 vols. Svo. 2. Digest of the Decisions of the Supremo
Court of Texas, 1871-73, Houston, 1874, Svo.
Pascoe, Charles Eyre. 1. London Guide and
Directory for American Travellers, Lon., 1875, 12nio.
2. Hand-Book to the Principal Schools of England, Lon.,
1S77, 12nio. 3. Illustrated Hand-Book to the Supple-
mentary Art-Galleries, 1877, Lon., 1877, 12mo. 4.
Our Actors and Actresses : Dramatic List : a Record of
the Performances of Living Actors and Actresses of the
British Stage, Lon., 187S, p. Svo. 5. Practical Hand-
Book to the Principal Professions, Lon., 1S7S, p. Svo:
new ed., 1881. 6. Schools for Girls and Colleges for
Women : a Hand-Book, Lon., 1879, p. Svo. 7. Dramatic
Notes: an Illustrated Hand-Book of the Theatres, Lou.,
1879, Svo. 8. (Ed.) Every-Day Life in our Public
Schools. By Head Scholars. Lon., 1881, p. Svo. 9.
AVhere shall I Educate my Son ? Lon., 1883, cr. Svo.
10. London of To-Day : an Illustrated Hand-Book for
the Season, Lon., 1885, p. Svo. (Contiuued in 1SS6 and
1887.)
Pascoe, Francis P. 1. Zoological Classification :
a Handy Book of Reference, Lon., 1877, 12mo ; 2d ed.,
1880. 2. Student's List of British Coleoptera : Families
and Genera, Lon., 1882, fp. Svo. 3. Notes on Natur.Tl
Selection and the Origin of Species, Lon., 1884, fp. Svo.
1. List of British Vertebrate Animals, Lon., 1885,
18mo. 5. Analytical Lists of the Orders of the Animal
Kingdom, Lon., 1880, fp. Svo.
Pascoe, Rev. William Gluyas, b. 1S38, ut
Marazion, Cornwall; r. Wcsleyan minister. 1. Foot-
steps of a Prodigal ; or. Friendly Advice to Young Men,
Lon., n. d., [1867,] p. Svo. 2. Daily Helps to the Higher
Life, Lon., 1875, 12mo.
Pask, A. T. 1. From Lock to Look : Guide to tlie
Thames from Teddington to Oxford, Lon., 1SS2, Svo. 2.
Done in the Dark, Lon., 1885, p. Svo. 3. Two Charm>;
or, A Hand in the Clouds, Lon., 1887, 12mo. 4. Mid-
summer Madness: a Novel. Illust. Lon., 1887, 4to.
Pask, B. P. The Apostle to the Gentiles : a Hand-
Book on the Life of St. Paul, Lon., 1877, l2mo.
Passinghani, Capt. K. T. Missionary Tour in
India and Ceylon, Lon., ISSl, 12mo.
Passmore, J. T. The Irish Sphinx, Bristol, 18S7,
12mo.
Passmore, Mrs. T. H. Non Angli, sed Angeb.
Lon., 1870, 12mo.
Passmore, W. Compendium of Evangelical The-
ology iu the Words of Holy Scripture, Lon., 1873, p.
Svo.
"Pastnor, Paul," (Pseud.) See Buckham, J,
mipyd.
Pastor, Robert. Short Tales for Young Reader-.
Edin., 1870. 12nio.
Patch, Olive. 1. Familiar Friends. lilust. Lon.,
18S0, r. Svo. 2. A Parcel of Children : with some Ac-
count of their Doings, Lon., 1882, r. Svo. 3. Myself
and my Friends: a Tale for Children, Lon., 1883, r. '*vo.
4. Sunny Spain: its People anil Places: with Glimpses
of its History, Lon., 1884, Ito.
Patchett, I. Qualitative Chemical Analysis, In-
organic and Organic, Lon., 1S87, p. Svo.
Pater, Walter Horatio, b. 1839, in London;
educated at the King's School, Canterbury, and at Queen's
College, Oxford, wliere he graduated in 1802; clcot d
Fellow of B.asenose, in which college he has since licld
various otHccs. Ho lias spent much liuio in Italy, Fr:uicc,
and Germany, and has contributed to the leading Ivng-
lish reviews. 1. The Renaissance: Studies in Art und
Poetry, Lon., 1873, p. Svo; 2d ed., 1877; 4th tlious.ni,
rev. and enl., ISSS. , ,. ,
" These remarkable ' Studios' arc among the s gn? ol t le
times Since tlie days of the purists, when Mr. Kusl;ii', 'le-
PAT
!!,'!.",llf„'','' ""? Rennlssance ns hcillow ^,,.1 unholy, n sitiKU-
lar change lias cdmu cvit the younger L'un.Tiuion ho ur.>
now In turn m.,ul,liuK tlR. literature a "7 he «rtf he
country I'oetry [mhuinK, an,l eritieiMu al ke-tlie ietry
an(l pictures of Mr. Kossetti, the poetry (,f Mr Swintiinie
not to mention a host of iniltatorsalie im ■ 1 1" of " r'
Hume JoneM, together with <llver«er ticalwr i i^s eh .ls
,.r, r. l'„ "f "">^«V"''^^. ';' ft '"^^w lift- sometimes iurrei-
(lered to passion and to pleasure, but In Its better littl-iL
\ r .r, "",",',"' '•"J">""^,"' "'"' l""'t> a-sihetic culture.
Mr I'ater, lollowiiiK In the wukco!Cerialn Krench writers'
hi.s discovered a pra-Rennlssanee.-to u.h> hisowii words'
a UenaKsanee witl.ln the limits of the mi.ldle aje iSf a
PAT
.riiTi...,. . . . """'" '""' ' ""IS oi uie niKiuie age tse f. a
l.rl II nt, hut in part abortive, effort to do lor human 1 fe
and the liumaii mlud, at the end of the twellUi a 1 1 t e
beKinmuK of the thirteenth century, ■ wha was i ftmvar Is
; a'vii cl wlirb.";e',''.' • • • ;F"S '^^^l^'^^-" '-" "oonnrdo
w hoi I ,r„ J . L?"l' '•'^''^" ^>' "'"■'*'-' "h" «re versed in the
wiKile library that has grown out of the most fiTiileof
ImI'm'S 'i" ""' ,"",','"" ■•"•'^•'"- «»t^tle ami s ' n'h ig in
sight Is shovyn in tliat part of the artist's career wliicff 1 es
n.n.li''"""^'';,"^ "';■.""""■"' ""^l ""-■ supernatu a 1, wh cJ^t
touched on divination, 'c airvoyance,' the ale em it's
secret, with the strange approaches in ininml creatio i to
carHes he'lnollirv?' ' ' ' '''•'■■ '''•^' .I'"agraphiiiX'b,'Kk
„ n w. •■ "'>)"',ry bi a consumniat on ; [t points to the be-
allamltheena.anofeveryphaseofart.pasM; eV, ,",h'^^^
T:., ' ^^^ "'"!■"' .'"."t-'ht seems to be tl at life Is sli rt but
tliat art can make it long ; that the wisest men gl ve tl'iem
►elves to art and song, and tluisget as maiiv ulsaUons^is
i.o.sslble into tiie alFutted time. Art corny" p?ofess1iB
lankly to give nothing but the highest "maUtnoviu?
T ^- *?"'."'„•'"! t'picurean: his Sensations and Ideas,
Lon., 18S0, 2 vols. (<vo ; 2d ed. same year.
book could scjircely be written ; yet the pcturesofTm. lent
Hie and ,jld n.sj,ects of Italy which It co a ns are i iniej-
ous and beautiful enough Uj attract even readers ho do
not lianker after mysticism The air of tl le W( rk the
atmosiihere through which we see the pictiir4 pf^s ami
ZZTV'""^' °"'."' '?<''"" "'"' clear.'^ikeJ^n^f silver
,' I m'h1'ir""-''','"'V'^king on .secular olive ganlens, cold
Si; lix J^l' "" """•'" ''""' "f '""''"''^ marbles.''-Sai:
3. Imaginary Portraits, Lon., ISSr, 8vo. (Consists of
four stones: A I'rinee of Court Painters, Denys l'Au.xer.
rois, Sebiistian van ,?torck, Duke Carl of Kosenmold.)
"The distinctive merit and characteristic of the whole
book will be mi.-sed if the reader does not app4-iatt what
the author has evidently tried to do. He must not cou-
M.ler himself as listening to a tale-teller but as w ebb r
ai.arti>tgr«dunllyad,lii7gstr,,ketostroke aidprm^^^^^^^^
;.■; V,' 'V',","'!''''*"''^' V"*--'^''. «s in narration, but a cm:
IxlM m ' i'"Prcssion, a.s in drawing."-.y«( W"„
J. Appreciations ; with an Essay on .Style, Lon.. 188»,
cr. Svo. (Contains reprinted essays on Coleridge, Words-
wortUf &c, )
Urnkr.\l CniTirisM :
of'suJlf "hJ'? ""'"f "■''i'*,'' whoexcels Mr. Pater in grace
of stjle. He does mjt indulge in pas.sages of sustained elo-
.luenco, but. every word he writes is S : ated to he t e
best word 111 that phiee, to have its All! s I'gi "tat on
"; l?; ;. >h" ■ i","'' 'V' '.''"'•• "f «">'-se, there are pasS
of e.\( eptloial jjeauty ; but. fine as these are, Mr I'a er's
special laciiltv for verbal expression Is niore noliceal le iu
lii.s occasional use of certain words which Iu N m ,,,1
so to speak act like a charm. While he is the i ost rhv ^ '■
inical o! Kimiish prose-writers, his Is the mSuf tl e
viola rather than of the violin. "-.KA n" ■.«". '"*
I'atersoii, II. Seed-Time and Reaping, Lon.,
i!>77, or. Svo,
Patersoii, Kev. Hugh Sinclair, M.D., b. 18.32
at Campbeltown, Scotland ; educated at the University of
(.luseow ; entered the ministry of the Free Church 1.44 •
pastor of Trinity Presbyterian Church, Xotting Hill'
Undon, .since 1880, editor of the British and Foreign
hvangehoal Review and Word and Work. 1. , "Studies in
Life: Lectures, Lon., l!S-|i, l2mo. 2. The Human Body
iind Its t unctions: Lectures, Lon., 1880, 12mo 3
Icalth Studies: Third Course of Lectures, Lon., 188o'
1-1110. (rhese three works were republished together
under the lit e of " Lite, Function, llealth : Studies for
\"»ng Men," Lon., 1884, p. 8vo.) 4. In Defence: the
Larlier Scriptures, Lon., 1882, p. 8vo. 5. Christ and
Crui.im: ttitne- E.xamincd.ind Crus.-K.xamined, Lon.,
' TK V o',*r??r ''"'' Crowns, Lon., 1884, sci. IKmo.
,. 1 he Fourfold Life : its Antecedents and Consequences,
Lon 1884, p. 8vo. 8. Faith and Unfaith : their Claims
and ConBicts, Lon., 188,5, p. Hvo.
1 **'*?fifo*"'„ •'• Autobiographical Reminisoences,
ijon., 187J, p, 8vo.
Paterson, James, M.A., of the Middle Temi.lc,
1889 rtTv .'■ 7''" ^^■'"'-' ""<"««-■■'• House ict
1869-70: wi h Notes, Lon., 1870, 12mo. 2. The Bas-
tardy Laws Amendment Act, 1872, Lon., 1872, 12mo. 3.
.h„ « V". '^'""•■l- Commentaries on the Liberty of
Security of the Person, Lon., 1S77-7S, 2 vols p Svo
r,,hJr.5K"'?'"* "i'*''™' amount of Information 'thai would
o herwise liave been sought for In very liiacTcvslblc niaces
given In a p<|pular and accessible fordi ; i 1 f we c^-,*nt
Sir. Palerson's .lefinitioii of the liber "of esidjectli^s
U^yr-AZ,%\';l,'^.'^''' "' """" "'■ """ '^raucl'i'of'the
i J' \^"^ '''i"'^' "'' "'" •'"''' ^l'*^^"''- ""J Public Woi-
ship: being Commentaries on the Liberty of the ."Subject
'and the Laws of England, Lon., 1880, p. Svo. li. Notes
on the Law of Master and Servant, Lon., 188.i ,Svo
Paterson, John. Memoir of Robert Paterson.
By his Brother. Edin., 1875, p. 8vo.
Paterson, M. Mountaineering below the Snow-
Line. Illust. Lon., 18,s(i, cr. 8vo
Paterson, Noel H. Manual of the Usages .d'
, tlie .-tock Exchange, Lon., 1870, 12uio
rn^"!^^*"s"' "• "• Robespierre: a Lyrical Drama,
Lon., lSi7, 8vo. '
Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh. For biog , «eo
Patkhsox, John, «„;»■,,. Memorials of the LifJ of
James Synic, Professor of Clinical Surgery in tlie Uni-
versity of Edinburgh, Ac., Edin., 1.S74, p. Svo.
iwlT'lf ™'"^' "^ '.';'* "leniolr lies In Its .setting in their true
•f, ,!,"',:■'*''■ ''r""""'""" ^'■'"s '"the surgervof h s day
ma c Of "i'l e" !oln";r "f ■'""r' «<"""S together with ai? e sU^
SUlic^tJiSiS^'^^lSJI,^:^^^^ »-8ica. method or
Paterson, T. V. The Art of Living; or, Good
Advice for Old and Young; 2d ed., Lon., 1.884, I2mo
Pate: son, Thomas, d. 1882; a cabinet-maker and
wood-carver, who devoted his spare time to tlie study of
social and industrial questions. A \ew Method of Men-
1"^ 18^r'''p"1'^'',P^'°""''"-' '" •'"''"'^"1 Economy,
Lon., I8S6 Posth. (Contains a prefat.iry memoir bJ
the author 8 widow.) -^
I TJ.^,f*« ''!,""^ ^h 1. Ancient Ballads and Songs of
North Scotland, Edin., 1870, 2 vols. 2. Guide to Edin-
\ burgh, Edin., 1883, Svo.
i Paterson, Miyor-Gen. William, [ante, vol. ii.,
! Paterso.v, Captain WiLi.rA.M, add.,1 formerly professo;
, of military drawing in the Royal Military College, Sand-
! hurst: retired 1885. Notes on Military Surveying and
Reconnaissance, Lon., lS7a; 6th ed, 1882
i r„*'?!fr°!V' '**,''"'«'"' «''l"l to the bar at Gray's
i inn 184,j. Ihe Practical Statutes of the .Session 1885-
I with Introduction, Notes, Ac, Lon., 1885, I2mo
I atmore, Coventry Kearsey Deighton,
['•nle, vol. 11 P.VT.M0KK. CoVE.NTUy, add.,] reliied froiii
his post in the British Museum about 1868, ami bought
an astate in Sussex. He has contributed to tlie Edin-
burgh and North British Reviews, and was for some
years a writer on the Pall Mall (iazette. 1. (Ed.) The
Children s Garland from the Best I'oets, (" Golden Trea«-
„"?i •;«'••') Lon., 1873, p. , Svo. 2. The Unknown Eros,
and other Odes, Lon., 1877, sq. Ifimo. Anon. 2d ed
with author's name, 1878.
" A ,s'-les of poems, most of them odes in the stricter
sense oi the term, others in a laxer sense embodv-inJ
rains of very lofty ami occasioiiailv of somewhat"m ical
8&;l«;-, I-'SM^"'' '^^P^'"'"-'-'' »■"' '""^ic"' languay.''-
[3. Amelia, Tamcrton Church Tower, Ac; with an
Essay on Metrical Lore, Lon., 1878, p. 8vo. 4 Flori
legium Amantis. Edited by Richard Garnctt. Lon.,
Is, 9, ISmo. (A volume of selections from the published
works of Mr. Patmore.) 5. Poems: Second Collective
L.lition, Lon., Lssti, 2 vols. 12mo. (Includes some poems
previously unpublished.) '
(fENERAi, Criticism :
litile'wilb"!',!"^',',^ "" "r'm''"' ■■"";'>■ been content to do so
little with his art ; .so brilliant am luingcnt a thinker bus
periuips never been ciitent so long 1, ,1 e he very
border-land of insipidity. Horn with a L-ift which w^be^
. evc woun nave enabled hUu loadoiiia wide circle of
tliemes. he hits almost obstinately confined himself to the
embroidery .,1 ,me. Dowered wfth a rare ear br n etrici^
eflects educated lu all the niceties of metrical science lie
has of set nurposc chosen the most sing^-siV^ cff English
metres as the almost exclusive vehicle iif his ideaJ ■I'b..
h',!!'';',',''-' I'l'/J- 1 "•■"•t"ble, with his humdrum MoVie^Tif girls
thatsiiudlof bread and butter, is In his inmost heart the
most arrogant and visionary <.f mystic". Tiiere is 1,0 Hgiire
1215
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>&?.■*
PAT
PAT
more IntfrestiiiK or more (liflliult tt> niinly7.e on the poetic i L>. Kiirly Heconla relating tu Mining in .ScuilttuJ, Edln.,
suwt' uf our Kenerallim."— -l"!.. No. Iio.i'.i.
" l.iisl niglit 1 rt'ftil till' new I'oi in, ( First [lart of \ Ifto-
ricNol' l,ovc.'i 1 omi truly Miy, with ii Kirat ilwil of pleiwure ;
1M7S, 4to.
" Such B book, . . . revcalhiK as It (Iocs the first develop-
meiits of an liidiistrv whlcli lias become the nmiiisprlnK of
iittlit to be specially iiiterestlUK to
-ami as you know my aversion lo that form of ' ""I'osl: , ,|,^, „„ti,,„„i prosperity. outtlit to b
tloii when w,{ ine.xor«t)ly neeessary aiul with what horror j, ,j ,,, jJi,o,^i,nieii."-N<i^ AVi
I av.iid the things commonly called • I'ociiis, you mu\ ,' , ,,,.,,„u ,,f ^,,„||,,„,1 ■ a
fairly take to yourself a very considerable credit out ol /■■ ihe .Medals oM-otlai d . a
tliat fact alone! The iiuestion whetlier it had not licen
better that a man of yoiir iiowers had trained hliiiselt to
mme, as e.Miiilsilelv as you have to verse, and stood by the
viitorous /(ic/ as the L'oils have unalterably made 11. instead
of lloatiiiu in this VIkIiI, beautiful way, rods ami ml.les
above it- the iiiiestloii whether, even in verse lt.sell. with
this admirable power of execution, you should mil now
take some more robust class of subjects, and close the Inm-
bmluur Enterprise as well (inlshed, these and other iiue.S;
tionsare still open with me. . . . There is a great deal of
talent in this liook; the execution id' it nearly perfect;
and the sentiments and doctrines set forth in it Kenerii ly
exalted and noble :-what a pity they went soarinn miles
above llie rugKed, contradictory facts, instead ol staiidiiig
amid tlieni, toilsomely eoiistralniuK tlicm into melody. —
LfltiroJ T. Ciirliik lt> Ciivfulry I'almim; Oct. H. I8WI,— imb-
li.sheil, with four similar letters of earlier date, in /l(/i.,
No. 301)1. „ ...
Patmore, <;. Our Pets and IMay-lcllows in Air,
Earth, and Water, Lon., IS.-iil, 12mo.
Patmore, Marianne Caroline and Coventry.
(Trans.) St. Hernard on tiie Love of God, Lon., If^Sl.
Paton, Andrew Archibald, ["»'', vol. ii., add.]
1. Sketches of the Ugly Side of Human Nature, Lon
Descriptive Catalogue
of the Koyal and other Medals relating to Scotland. II-
lust. Edin., 1SS4, -Ito.
Pattee, William M. A History of Old nraintreo
and tiuincy : with a Sketch of liandolph and Ilolbr.iok,
Quinoy, IS7S. ^vo.
Patten, Claudius Iluchanan, d. is.'ii). Englnnd
as Been by an American Hanker : Notes of a Pedestrian
Tour, liost., ISS,^, 12ino,
Patten, Simon Nelson. The Stability of Prices,
(American Econoiiiie Assoc, I'ub.,) Bait., I8SH, Svo.
Patten, W. The Slide Uule Instructor: Ijucstions
and Solutions, Manchester, ISSf. 12uio.
Pattenden, F.W. Our Farm. Illust. Lon., IS.sS,
■Ito.
Patterson, Alexander, liible Manual for Chn>-
tian Workers and Voung Converts, N. York, 1SS8, Itiiao.
Patterson, Arthur. 1. Sea-Side Scribblings tor
Visitors; or, How to make the most of a Holiday .laiiiit,
Lon., 1S87, p. Svo. 2. Notes on Pet .Monkeys and how
to manage the.n. Illust. Lon., 1S8S, p. 8vo.
Patterson, Arthur J., [miii, vol. ii., add.] I.
1867, p. 8vo. 2. Henry' Beyle, (otherwise De Stendhal:) ' (Trans.) The New Landlord; from the Hungarian id
a Critical and Biograjihioal Study : aided by Original | M. Jokai, Lon., IsdS, 2 vols. p. 8vo. 2, The Miig.var.- :
Documents and Unpublished Letters from the Private j their Country and Institutions: with Maps, Lon,, ISTo,
Papers of the Family of Beyle, Lon., 1874. p. Svo. I 2 vols. p. Svo.
" Mr I'aton's book Is carefully and clearly written, and : •• The .smdal life and politics which are portrayed in his
has many neat turns of thought and expression."— .s'ii(. pages have a suriirlsing air of realitv ; and thou^di wc oc
Rev. xxxvili. .TO. ■ caslonally find ourselves dinering from his ccaicliisioii>,
"Though Mr Paton has not troubled himself with nr- «e are bimnd to admit that, wherever we have tested thcui,
rangement or analysis, being coiileiit to mass together a ^e have found his narratives and descriptions not only uc
inmiber of extracts from Beyle's familiar letters ami couple cun.le, but pervaded by an Impartial and diMriiuiimliiii;
them with a meandering thread of dissertation, he gives ; spirit. . . . One of the most acute and inlcrcsliin.' Oook>
us some insight into the true nature of his hero. '— .Sjiccdi- i which have apjieared for a long time. — .Ni/. l\o\, xxix.
"'"'Hc^ seems to have collected in Stendhal's Italian resl- I "Xot a description of the checkered country in its «ii-
deuces such details as he could procure from persons who , tirety, . . . but a special study on its central nationality
had known the French author; and moreover he has been ... Everything peculiarly Magyar is dwelt upon at lull
furnished with a iiuniljer of private letters, which throw , length and— let us add-with orofound kiinwledge, th.
uuite a new light on Heyle's temperament."— /l»i., No. 'J430. , fmit of rejicated and protracted so.iourns in the couiiti y
^ _ ". , « . »r . _ __,.!. _ ¥,„ I .,r ., ....«r..n» <a,-.,ni,iriti' \v\i\t til.. M agj'ar iauguagc. and <
to Entire Freedom of Trade, Lon., 1878, Svo.
Paton, Kev. Robert, ministerof Kirkinner. The
Scottish Church and its Surroundings in Early Times,
Edin.. 1884, cr. Svo.
Paton, William Agnew. Down the Islands: a
Vovage to the Caribbees. Illust. N. York, 1887, r. 8vo.
"Written with spirit, taste, and relinemeut of a rare
kind."— .'<j)f<'/u^H', Ixi. bwU.
Patrick, ii. T. W., professor of philosophy in the
State University of Iowa. (Trans.) The Fragments of
the Work of Heraciitus of Erhesus: from the (Jreek
Text of By water: with an Introduction, Historical and
Critical, Bait., 1888, Svo.
Patrick, Mary. 1. Mnrjorie Bruce's Lovers, Lon.,
1877, 2 vols. or. Svo. 2. Chiistine Brownlee'a OrJeal,
Lon., 1878, a vols. or. Svo. 3. Mr. Leslie of Under-
wood : a Story with Two Heroines, Lon., lS7i), 3 vols. or.
Svo. ,^ „
Patrick, Robert William Cochrane-, LL.D.,
F.S.A., 1842; M.P. for North Ayrshire 18811-85; under-
secretary for Scotland 1888. 1. Records of the Coinage
of Scotland from the Earliest Period to the Union. Il-
lust. Edin., 187fi, 2 vols. 4to. Only 2.")0 copies printed.
"There is no elo-ss of coins which, at the present time,
has a liigher market value, or arouses more interest among
antiquarles,than the Scottish. . . . Ordinary numismatists
eonceni Ihemselve.s clUetiy with the attribution and clas-
siHcation of coins ; while to philosophical students of his-
tory the mint regulations and the state of tlie currency
at various periods are of great interest. Both classes ol
studenta will llnd much that is new to them in the docu-
ments brought together by Mr. Cochrane Patrick. —Mh.,
No. 2068. , . , .
" Not the production of a dilettante, but of a real stu-
dent,"— C. F. Keary : Acad., xii, 48.
1216
the Liabilities of Railways for Injuries to the Pcrsi.n,
Phila., 1 880, Svo. 2. Federal Restraints on State Action :
the United States and the States : treating of the Rein
tions of the Government of the United States and lln'
Governments of the Several States with Regard to Ta\;i-
tion, ic, Phila., 1S88, Svo. 3. The United States and
the States under the Constitution, Phila., 1888, Svo.
Patterson, Rev. George, b. 1824, at Putnn,
N.S.; graduated at Dalhousie College, Halifax, IMI:
studied at the University of Edinburgh, and was pnst"i
of the Presbyterian Church at Green Hill, N.S., ISr.i-
7fi. 1. The Doctrine of the Trinity underlying tin'
Revelation of Redemption, Edin., 187(1, p. Svo. 2. Ili-
tory of the County of Pictou, Montreal, 1877, 3. -Mi--
sionarv Life among the Cannibals : being the Life "I
the Rev. John Oedderd, 1S82. 4. The Heathen World,
Toronto, 1884.
Patterson, Grace. (Trans.) Olympia Morata;
from the French of Jules Bonnet, Phila., 1387, Ifimo.
Patterson, Howard. 1. The Yachtsman's (iai.lc:
in Five Parts. Illust. N. Y'ork, 1887, 4to; new el..
en!., 1888. 2. The Canal Guide. Illust. N. i"ili.
1888, Svo.
Patterson, Mrs. J. B. Wliy do I Believe or.
The Bible Historically True and Divinely Inspired, Lun.,
1880, fp, Svo. , „ , f
Patterson, J. llruniccs. Life in the hann- "i
the British Army, in India and on Board a Troop-Sbiii,
Lon., 18.S5, 12mo.
Patterson, J. W. The Church of England .-. tlie
Romish Church in England, Lon., 1872, Svo.
Patterson, Mrs. Jane Lippitt. Out of si^fiit:
a Story, Bojit., 1883, 12mo.
Pattersoi
flict of Naturi
Pattersoi
frequenting B
Pattersoi
add.,] editor
nance, Edin.,
a I'ractical Ti
of the Poor a
Edin., 187n, 8i
ufacturing Ini
Golden .Age, a
UJion the NV'orl
History and A
Patterson
in Philadelphi;
porter in the
ordained in thi
ates in Cli jrry
the Pres'oyteri
Presbyterianisi
adisc ; or. The
Death and thi
Historical Skel
lS7(i, lihno, 4
Phila., IS77, ]f
and its Lessons
tory of the Syn
Patterson.
Words in Use
(Eng. Dialect S
Pattinson,
Pattison, I
premo Court, >
Louis, 1879, 8v(
Pattison, ]
Hornby, Y'orksl
1837; Fellow o
54 ; ordained l>
till bis death.
Tractarian inov^
of the Fathers,
in regard to tl
writers of " E.ss
devoted to stndj
torcst in unive
investigating th
universities. H
res]iondent of tli
was a frequent i
•Nineteenth Cen
boniana, Oxf.,
Academical Org
3. (Ed.) Pope's
Isaac Casaubon,
" It is needles!
Ihroughont on tl
iiicnts hitherto u
the story gains i
through the com
conceive that, as
century, the pres
.No. 24t>«.
5. Milton, ("I
8vo.
"This little w
limits, and of rea
lias the jiccullar
manner.''— .s'n^ A-
" When he deal
loves his Milton
that of a listenii
Where the book
.Milton's appearai:
li.titDi.NEK: Acad.
8. (Ed.) The ;
Library,") Lon.,
" Perhaps only I
study of the voUii
know how dltlicn
be at once fresh
fall thediscrimini
introductory page
their freedom fro
reader."— ,», .Kj^mvi
". Memoirs, Lc
" Fo- once the li
book ( for such, W(
cicntly found in t
soul, and in the r
worthy, light whic
tution andagreat
PAT
<•! ^"""f »"' John Stnhl, of Berlin, 0. Tho Con-
flict of Nrtturo iind l,ife, N. York, 1H83
PBltcMon, It. L. Tho Bir.l«, Fishes, an 1 Cetaoca
frequonting Belfast Lough, l.on.. ISSO, Hv„
Patlerson, Robert HoRarlh, [,.,„e, vol. ii.,
ad,l.,] e, itor of tho Olobo, London. I. Railway Fi-
nnnco, Kdm IsBS, p. 8vo. 2. The Soionce of Finance :
a Iractical Treatise, Edin., I SOS, p. Svo. 3. Tho State
Edn mn's"" 'l'^''"''■"7•»'>;l tl'" Iri.h Question,
td.n., IS70 s .„. 4. Oasand LiKhting, (" British Man-
ufacturing Industni's,") Lon., jsrii, IL'n.o. 5. The New
(.olden Age, and the Influence of the I'reoious MetaU
mion the World, Edin., 1SS2, 2 vol... s™. 6. EH.ay.s in
History and Art, Edin., 8vii. '
^.t**,'?,"?'.'' "''*'• "»»>ert .Mayiie, D.D., b. ls:i2,
in 1 hiladelnliia ; educated at tho liigli school ; was a re-
irter in tho I ..S. .Senate; .-tudie.l law, then theology •
PAT
pii'turtM "f'Z'rt'' i'Z'f""!"' n'' ""i I'^'>-s<>«<1'-mI, a most unfair
^111, .,"""• ""'ii«h one ilrawii hy his own
hand. All Mu knew 1, ,,, well In lalor llle iiiiiu. t, (oMIly
■ l'.'.''.'^:!;\"']"'"."i'i' 'n'liealli lii.srflf.
> liiiliire at
ordained in the I're.sbyleria'n'chun h IS.W; hel.l imstor-
»tes in Clurry Valley, Pa., and Philadelphia: has edited
the 1 refoyterian Journal since issii. 1. History of
Presbyteriani.sni in Philadelphia, Phila., 1872 2 Par
adise; or. The .State and Place of .Saved .Souls be'twcen
Death and tho Resurrection, Phila., 1874, IBmo. 3.
Historical Sketoh of the .'Jynod of Philadelphia, Phila.,
.Ma !?7r ,«• ^ '^'»"^ "f "'^^'^ven for I,ife on Eartli
1 h hi S77, 1 61110. 5. Elijah the Favored Man : a Life
and Its Lessons for To- Day, Phila., 18811, 12mo. 6. His-
tory of the .Synod of Pennsylvania, Phila., lss5
Patterson, Willinm Hugh. A (Jlossary of
uC r,'",^fc'" Ih" ^""""^^ <"■ A"trim and Down,
(Eng. Dialect Soo.,) Lon., 1880, Svo.
Pattinson, Mrs. Children's Tears, Lon., 1886.
Pattison, E. W. Digest of Ueports. Missouri Su-
izi: 'z%i:''- '-'""• '"'='""^"' ('•^---'•^-«.)«'-
Pattison, 3lev. .-Mark, M.A., li.D., I8I.S-lss4, b at
m? ^F 1"'^''^'}'V' «'',"'"»'^''' "'OH'-d College, O.Kford,
18.17; Fellow of Lincoln College 1840-61, tStor 184:i-
54; ordained 1840; rector of Lincoln College from ISlil
till his death. He was intimate with tho loaders of tho
Iractarian m,.vement, and took part in their translation
of tho Fathers but subsequently adopted liberal views
in regard o theological questions, and was one of tho
writers of "Essays and Reviews." His life was chiefly
devo ed to study, but at one period he took an active in-
terest in university reform, and spent some time in
investigating the condition ami metliods of the German
universities. While at Berlin in 18i8 ho acted as cor"
respondent ot tho Times, and during his later life ho
was a frequent contributor to tho Quarterly Review, the
Aineteenth Century, and other periodicaLs. 1. Casau-
honiana, 0.,^, 1840, Syo. Anon. 2. Suggestions on
Academical Orgunuation, O.xford, Lon., 1867, p. 8vo
.i. (Ed.) Popes Essay on Man, Lon., |8ii9, 12mo. 4'
Isaac Casauhon, 15511-1614, Lon., 1875, 8vo.
" It is iiee(lle.ss to say that Mr. Pattison'" work is ba-w,) ■
throughout on the best materials, 11 at a variety of S
ments hitherto unpriiited have been consulteir a, , th t
ho story gains much in vivldnesV as Tdl as in fl 1,1 v
through the eonseiemious use of the or gial data We
conceive that, .us a picture of literary 1 "it '-t sixteenth
NoI"m " "'■'''""" ^^'•S"'P"y Is wflhout a rfyal.'^-a(A ;
^^5. Milton, ("English Men of Letters,") Lon., 1879, p. !
.i%'«nli'^l;'r;^r^h:^lls^^i;'..,;:[«^«-|;;f,;^,«-t
1 "^M'V'w?, '''•'"''' "■'"' ililton as a poet tho reader whn
fi. (Ed) The Sonnets of John Milton, ("Parchment
Library,") Lon., KSS.i, 12mo. .^uuieut
sti'uW nfT„",!"i^ ^^"^ "V"* "h" '"ivc been drawn to the
know hmv Smi''" u'-';""-" l"™'""-« of the sonnet, and "vlio
know how diffleult it is to add to it aiiythiiiL' whlphVh„ii
nmY. "",';'-' ^■».'' ■""• "''tf""tiisti(NwirSp.reciae
[ ln^^"^,''"''°"'""'LS''''^''""'-'Pfeseiitecl6y.Mr I'Stis^^
.^r fr "i''^' P"/'-"'*! ^."' "'el" '"'"ling, theiVlucldi ■ a d
rtajur -.1. A>.Hri;uM- .Nobi.e: Acad., kx'v. il.
I. Memoirs, Lon.. 188.'), p. 8yo
bookubTs'ifeh'' tJeft'il™.!'"" "^'' 'h'TV'Bhly Ill-tempered
cleiitlv fnnn 1 i,J t'/''"'^^' ^* "-' "•""' <"'" ""•' Preseiit) is sufti-
sm ?„,T^..'" ""-■ '*'!''".''!'-' "'"-attioii of its pic nre of a
orthTliJhtwlH.'hr,';'''''''''' "' ''"'"1 »■">■» directly trus'
«uiLiiy,iignt\vnicU it throws on the h srnrvnf n irtH.,ft Juch
tution ancfagreat religious movemelu "-.^a/ ^f.^^'xlm
bow deep was the klilil ,
an •'i;j;;;:-Myi^; :!;:!'■"■ """'-«"-"
Iii'lliet.lfl 'lv,'„,',',','l'J"'i,',;'' "■ '"■"""l''l '^""1 "mrred by self.
;,, V ""iiii'ls. but constant and launicl in ioi
xxviTi'l,-, "■'"■''' ""-■ "8'"-"-»' ^>■^I.K,l,^^'.|'.,,d
! 8. Sermon.s, Lon., Iss.'i, p. Svo. (Cmuprises nine uni-
versity sermons and f.mr college addresses.)
..>,".T'i",'.'.'."''''^'" '"""'I''"« "> this voluine has l,een belu'lit-
iKd bv the recent revelation of Ih,. Iirencher's "h rie Ir
a.s he liiinsell Mepicte.: it in l,is ■Me, s ■' ami iv. I, rs
who have been re|ielle,l l,v the traces of tlie'i,, tv I ., , ^,
'.nd inorbid .self.onseinu;ne«'wlViel \ e^ll^'.U''^^^
put on record, and Imve been temptiMl to tak, hi ,, a i.is
I'ly,',',!",'"",'",'"' ",'1', I'i',»"-Prised' by the "a,, ■ ij 's It
;be::^!;:g";-:i^)^,;i;riJu:' ''^''"'^ "•''''■'-■''•'■■•''■'--«
' shin oTV88o""o'""! ""^ Arranged by Henry Xettle-
ship, Oxf., 188fl, 2 vols. ,svo. With others, Essays on
the Endowment of Research. By Various Writers
Lon., Is, 6, 8vo.
: Pattison, Mrs, Mark. See Dii.ke, Emilm F S
LAliY, Hiiprn. *
■■ **'IV',\"",' ^"""'el Howies, F.(3..S., U,„te, v,d.
',',•■' ?''''•'! ^ ,','^""' "' ■'^"•"i"'' Ob'ueestersliire. 1. On the
i''f''7, »f J'-vangolical Cbristbinity, Lon., 1875, 8vo.
-. (Ed.) The Brothers Willen : Memoirs and Miscella-
nies. Lon., 1N8(I, p. Svo.
"The yoliime before lis gives some account with ahiin
'\\Vm.M'^i""f ""• ',"' "'" •'"^■"'•"' «-ork not 'n 1 • r J I
Ml iiie (aseoi ,j. 11. « iil^.u wr itvii ,v is diiiiL'liii.r
m^tln^case ol Henjamin by .Mr, I^UtiLi. liiiSf.-Ilj
«,.?■ "u'-.H!'".'," Topography of England, Lon., 1882, p.
Man <•„ ■";■,'""' F'.'tKi-R.c.., The Age and Origin of
Aliin (.eoh.gically considered, Lon., ;s8:f P'mo
Vn.lf' l?-V '^« '^' '^ '^Jf ^■"'"'^ "■" "» In'fu'ment, X.
withs,e;i '1 , f""' -• ^\'\'>" "f \'"i™-l'"'duction:
ttithSpeoia Reference to tho Methods of Correct Breath-
ing, >. York. 1S8H, liimo.
' t'Kl^iT: '^'i'^"'' ^'* *'e«fRe. Modern HLstory,
ir t rn '.""'""■■?' "i"'"T." vol. iii.,) Lon., I8,S7
cr.Svo (The other volumes mo by (i.Rawlinson and «
' 1 . MOKC?, (J. v.)
i^?^*"."',',; "^V ''Va"c»s Landey, D.D., LI.D., b.
ami Knnv T"7'°''' „'<-"•"""'" • '-■''"^'"t'^'l »t rniversity
and Knox Colleges, loionto, and at Princeton Theologi
cal seminary, where he graduated l.sfis ; held pastorates
in New \ork, Bio.iklyn, and other places Is«5-si ; „ro.
fessor of didactic and polemic theology in the I'le'bv-
ten„r rheological Seminary at Chicago I).7t-8r. of tho
elation philosophy nn,l science to tiio Christian re-
igion in Princeton Theological Seminary, and of ethics
in Princeton College I881-8.S, and since then president
lsfi/'°v"«"' '• '^'■^ I-'-'pi'-'Oion of Scriptures, Phila.,
1S60. 2. Summary of Christian Doctrine, 1874
„n^"i'°."' •!• *^'* '^'"' ^""'^ "f D«"'l>^ » Study, by
an Orthodo.x Layman, rev. ed., Lon., ISSl, p. •in ' '
: IS?!,''"""' Jftcpb Harris, i,.,„e, vol. ii., add.,] b.
VI ,l:./i-"""'" ^''''oi-y of the American People N.
York, 18(6, Svo; new ed., 1.SS7, 2 vols. 2. Tho Natural
Resources of the Cited Slates, {"< i.,nco Primers,", N.
V.ork, 18,!l, Itlmo. ;i. Yorktown : an Account of the
Campaign of the Allied 'rench and American Forces, tho
I Surrender of Cornwalli.-. and the Close of the Amor can
Revolution N. York, 1882, 8yo. 4. The Democratic
fl^ •■ i. "'^^'wy "">'' Influence, 1S84. 5. The Triumph
' of the Presbytery of Virginia; or, Tho Separation of
I f ., o'""', '^"»<"n Virginia: with a Concise History
of the United States. Illust. N. York, 188.s,8vo.
• ,.„'.'.'i',vi','i""'"* " Kfeat,''"'"""' "f '"•'•''''■I information,' leav-
es r'lr «'."«, ""s"'^'-''',' "■ ''-'»■ l'"l«'-' stateiiient.s, especia ly
-.\S«. xivi."]]""'^''"'''"""' "'"' '"■''"•"' '^^''«B«rati^ils,^
, 1798-- S,i). b. ,„ Phila,lelphia: educated .-vt Middlpbnry-
jiind Princeton; pastor of churclies in New York City
! during twonty-si.x years: took nn active part in the
formation of the WorbP- Kvangelical Alliance. 1. The
f'oir "o ^"■"'-■5'"'''"' ' "'- "''"•'^ of "'« Ancients,
H- ■ r ,11?, f'^^'g""^'" of Jerusalem: predicted in
History, fulhlled in .Scripture, N. York, 1876, 12mo 3
Jesus of Nazareth : Who was He ? and What is He now ?
1217
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PAT
I'AV
N. Vurk, 1878, l6mo. 4. Bililc Prinriiilea illuatrated I
by Hiblo Charnoters, Hartford, 1M71», l^riici. j
Patton, Hfv. William Weston, U.D., \Aj.U., j
b. 1821, in New York City ; grinlimteil iit the UnlviTnity ;
of the City of Now Ycirk l";)!*, iiml nt the Union Tlioo-
logiciil Scininiiry 1842 j hiia buen |iii8tor of Congrogii-
tioniil ehurulies, editor ol The Adviincc, mid since 187"
nresident of Howard University, Wii^hington, D.C. 1.
Siiiritiiiil Victory, Host., 1S74. 2. I'rayur and its Ru-
iniirkiible Answers, Ohio., 1875, 12uio; 20tb ed.,N- Vork,
I8s:).
I'aul, Alexander. 1. Short Parlinmentii : His-
tory of the Nntioniil Demand lor FroriuontOonenil Klec-
tions, lion., 188:1, p. 8vi). 2. The History uf Kelorin .
Record of the Struggle in Parliament, Lon., 1884, 12mo;
5th ed., enl., 1885.
Paul, Charles Kegan, M.A., gnidiiatod at E.\etor
College, Oxford, 18IU: curate of (ircut Tew 1851-51.',:
and of liloxham 1852-5:ij assistant master of Eton
School 1854-B2; vicar of Sturmiuster Maishall, l)or- |
setsbiro, 18(52-75; publisher in London. 1. (Trans.)!
(Joethe's Faust: a Tragedy, in lUiyuie, Lon., 1873, p. j
8vo. 2. William (iodivin^ his Friends and Contem-
poraries, Lon., 18711, 2 vols. p. 8vo. |
■' .'<ucli a work as that wliioli Mr. I'anl ha.s well done was i
needed. ... It is not too niucli to say tliat not one of Ids
pages is without Interest, and t(j this we may add that he
has shown a rare skill and ilisereiion in dealing with his
materials."— S(i(. Kev., xll. HI. '
3. Mary Wollstonecraft: Letters to Imlay : with Pref-
atory Memoir. Portraits. Lon.. 1878, p. 8vo.
" Mr. KeKan I'aul is to beeongratulated on his successful !
rehablUuilion of a maligned and nnfortunate woman of i
genius."— E. \V. GoiisE: .,lea((., xiv. 573.
4. lii(]graphioal Sketches, Lon., 1883, p. 8vo. 5. 1
(Trans.) The Thouglits of Blaise Pascal ; from the Text
of Augusto Molinier, Lon., 1884, er. 8vo. With .Sto.ne,
Rev. E. D., (trans.) A Philological Introduction to
(Jreek and Latin, for Studcn s; from the German of Fer-
dinand Daur, Ph.D., Professor in Mauibronn, Lon., 1876, ■
er. 8vo: 2d ed., 1879. 1
Paul, G. Henry Howard, [nntf, vol. ii., add.,]
b. 1835, in Philadelphia; removed to England in 1850, '
and some years later became an actor and dramatist, j
1. Lord Byron in Love, end other Stories, Lon., LS71,
12mo. 2. The Book of Modern American Anecilotes,
Lon., 1873, 12mo. 3. Not too Funny : just Funny
enough, Lon., 1885, p. 8vo. 4. Smart Sayings of Bright
Chiidicn, X. York, 188(!, 12mo. 5. Funny Stories that
will make vou laugh out loud, 18S7.
Paul, isnac S. United States Digest: a Digest
of Decisions of the Various Courts within the United
Stales. New Series. Bost., 1888, 8vo.
Paul, James Balfour. 1. History of the Royal
Company of Archers, the C^ueen's Body-Guard for Scot-
land, Lon., 187.), r. 8vo. 2. Hand-Book to the Parlia-
ment House, Edln., 1884, Iiinio. With Thomson, ,John
M.\ITLAXD, ted.) Register of the Great Seal of Scotland,
1424-1. ■)8ll, Lon., 1882-86, 3 vols. 8vo.
Paul, llev. John. " Son, Remeinber ;" The Dis-
cipline of the .Soul beyond the Grave, Lon., 1875.
" Paul, John," (Pseud.) Sec Wedd, Chables
Henrv, iii/Vii,
Paul, Mrs. Margaret Agnes, (Colville.) 1.
Dorothy: a Tale, Lon., 1856, p. 8vo. 2. De Cressy: a
Tale, Lon., 1856, ]). 8vo. 3. Still Waters, Lon., 1857, 2
vols. 12mo. 4. Uncle Ralph, Lon., 185.S, p. 8vo. 5.
Maiden Sisters, Lon., 1859.
" Her present tale Is decidedly the most artistic fiction
she has yet produced."— .Su<. Hcv., vii. 278.
6. Herbert's Holidays, Lon., I8{)0, S.o. 7. Martha
Brown, the Heiress, Lon., 1861, 16mo. 8. Thomasina ;
a Biography, Lon., 1872, 2 vols. p. 8vo. it. Vanessa,
Lon., 1874, 2 vols. p. 8vo. 10. Gentle and Simple, Lon.,
1878, 2 vols. p. 8vo; new ed., Lon., 1883. p. Svo.
" Few lady novelists are so successful witli their young
men as the author of ' Gentle and Simple.' "—Speclator, IH
474.
11. Kintail Place: a Tale of the Revolution, Lon.,
1886, p. 8vo.
Paul, .ME^or Norris, R.A. Moonlight by the
Shannon Shore: a Tale of Modern Irish Life, Lon.,
1888, p. 8vo.
Paul, U. W. Incised and Sepulchral Slabs of
North- West Somersetshire. Iliust. Lon., 1883.
Paul, Ven. Robert Bateman, M.A., [<fnie, vol.
ii., add.,] 1798-1877, b. at St. Colomb Major, Cornwall ;
graduated at Exeter College, Oxford, 1820; archdeacon
of Nelson, New Zealand, 1855-60 ; rector of St. Mary's,
1218
Htauiford, ISfi4-72; prebendary of Lincoln from 18(17.
The Autobiography of a Cornish Rector. By the Late
James Hauiley Tregonna, [pseud.] Lon., 1872, 2 vols.
8vo.
Paul, Saia T. Cookery from Experience, Phila.,
187.'i, 12mo.
Paul, >V. The I'asi and Present of Aberdeenshire:
Reminiscences of Seventy Years; 2d ed., Lon., 1881, p.
8vo.
Paul, William. The Scriptural Account of Crea-
tion Vindicatoil, Lon., 18711, ]\. Svo.
Paul, William, [miti, vol. ii., add.] Roses ami
Rose-Culture, Lon., 1874, 12mo.
Pauli, Mrs, (Trans.) Air-Built Cactica: Stories
from the Spanish of Fcrnan Caljullero, Lon., 18.h(1| or. svo,
Pauli, Mrs. Henry H. U. I. Lucy West; or.
The Orphans of High Clitf, Lon., 1866, 12inti; new ed.,
1881. 2. The Means and the End; or, The Chaplain's
Secret; new ed., Lon., 1SI)7, p. 8vo. 3. Mary Elton;
or, Self-Control, Lon.. 186s, ISmo. 4. Pride and Prin-
ciple; or. The Captain of Elvedon School, Lon., 18(is,
ISnio. 5. Tom Watson; or. The Law of Kindness,
Lon., 1868, 32mo. 6. Breaking the Rules: a Tale of
School-Boy Life, Lon., 1871, 12mo ; new ed., 1884. 7.
Miss Herbert's Keys; or. Honesty in Little Thing.-,
Lon., 1871, 12mo. 8. Mabel's School-Days, Lon., 1872,
12mo. 9. Margaret Ford; or, What a Young Girl can
do, Lon., 1S72, l2mo. 1(1. Trevor Court, Lon., 1872, 3
vols. cr. Svo. 11. The Greatest is Charity, L<m., 1S72,
er. Svo. 12. Oakfield Lodge; or, " Charity sceketh not
her own," Lon., 1S74, 12mo. 13. Horace Carleton ; or,
"Charity vaunteth not itself,'' Lon., Is7l, 12nio. 1).
Frank Merton's Conquest ; or, " Charity is not easily
provoked," Lon., 1874, 12mo. 15. Ethel Sevmour: or,
"Charity hopeth All Things," Lon., 1874, 12mo. Itt.
School-Day Memories ; or, " Charity envielh not, '
Lon., 1874, 12mo. 17. Dora's Dilficuity ; or, "Charity
doth not behave itself unseemly," Lon., 1874, ISmo;
new ed., I8S5. 18. The Lost HaifSovereign ; or,
"Charity thinketh no Kvil," Lon., 1875, 12nio. I'J.
Evelyn Howard: Early Friendships, Lon., 1875; new
ed., 1880, p. Svo. 20. Dick, the Sailor: a Tale, Lc.n..
1875, sq. 16mo. 21, Waiter's Mistake; or. One Tiling
at a Time, Lon., 1876, 12mo. 22. Straight Paths and
Crooked Ways, Lon., 1878, I2mo. 23. Only a Cut. Il-
iust. Lon., 1878, 12mo. 24. Knowing and Doing : Eight
Stories. Iliust. Lon., 1878, p. Svo. 25. EnglefieM
Grange; or, Mary Armstrong's Troubles, Lon., 187s,
12mo. 26. Mary Ha/.cldine's Desk, Lon., Is7«, Isinu.
27. Levelsie Manor, Lon., 1879, ISmo. 28. Harry Fos-
ter's Rules, Lon., I87il, ISmo. 29. The Cat Plcture-Book :
with Descriptions and Tales, Lon., 1879, sq. Klmo. I'.u.
Alice Brookfield's Trial, Lon., 1S79, 18mo. 31. Rolieit
Raikes and his Scholars, Lon., 1880, 12mo. 32. Ethel
Graham's Victory. Iliust. Lon., 1880, p. Svo. :'.::.
Leyton Auberry's Daughters : a Tale, Lon., 18811, fp.
8vo. 34. Tom Fletcher's Fortunes, Lon., 1882, 12nio.
35. (Trans.) Fairy-Tales, by H. C. Andersen. Iliust.
Lon., 1SS2, 8vo. 36. Alice Wiimot's Secret, and Helta
Maitland's Mistake, Lon., 1883, ISmo. 37. (Trans. i
Grimm's Fairy-Tales: New Translation, Lon., 18S3, p.
Svo. 38. Minatoo: or. Little Frankie's Bearer, Lun.,
1883, 12mo. 39. The Owner of Bioadlands. Iliust.
Lon., 1885, p. 8vo. 4(1. Aunt Ellen's Success, Lon.,
1886, 18mo. 41. Constance Somervillo, Lon., lSs6,
18mo. 42. Eva Grant's Escape. Iliust. Lon., Isstl,
p. Svo. 43. Horace Brereton's Discovery, Lon., Ism),
18mo. 44. Mabel Berrington's Faith, Ac, Lon., IsMi,
p. Svo. 45. Philip Thornton's Legacy, Lon., 1886, p.
Svo. 46. Two Homes, Lon., 1886, 18mo. 47. The Vicur's
Children, Lon., 18S6, 18mo. 48. Walter Stanley's Es-
say, Lon., 1886, 18mo. 49. Walter's Mistake, l.i/ii .
1886, 12mo.
Pauli, Miss Mary Anna. See Rii'lf.y, Mrs. .M. A.
Pauncet'ote, Bernard. (Trans.) The Englisii in
Egypt: England and the Mahdi, Arabi. ami the Smz
Canal, by Col. Eugene Henncbert, Lon,, 18S4. cr. Svo.
Pavy, Frederick William, M.D., F.R.S., ['ii,i.,
vol. ii., add.,] physician to, and lecturer on the practioc
of medicine at, Guy's Hospital. 1. A Treatise on tlic
Functions of Digestion, its Disorders and llieir Treat-
ment, Lon., 18B77 Svo; '.'d ed., 1869. 2. A Treatise cu
Food and Dietetics, Pliysiologically and Therapeutically
considered, Lon., 1873, p. Svo. 3. Diabetes: Crooniuu
Lectures on Certain Points connected therewith, Lon,,
1878, Svo. 4. The Harvelan Oration, 18S6, Lon., l^sT,
or. Svo.
PAX
Paxton, Mary >V. 1. Ilyways, r,on., 1878, 3 voln.
p. »vo. 2. Where Tcuipota Hlow : ii Novel, I.oii., IH8S,
PAY
.( vol«. or. Hvo. .'1. MIm Klvostor's (ilrU: a Novel : new
eil., Lon,, 1887, p. 8vo.
Payn, Howard, called to the Imr at the Mlilille
reiiipio M70. Merohanillno Murks Act, 1887, with
Heforcnoo to Importation Section, Lon., Isss, r. 12mo.
I*ayn, JamCR, [.mlr, vol. ii., n,|,|.,] b. 18;!ll, at
fhellfnlmm, Kn^. ; iMlucaloJ at Kton, at Woolwich
Aea.lcrny, anil at Trinity College, Cainbriilgc, {raduatin({
in iMol; editor for some ycar« from |s,",,s of Chunibcrn's
Joiirniil 'uccocdcd Lealiu Stephen a.^ editor of the Ciirn-
liill AlnRazine in 1M82, and has also contrilmted to
tlio Nineteenth Century and other periodicals. .Several
of his books have been published iinonyiiioiHly. The
following list includes the two work.s nicntiouod mile,
vol. ii. 1. Stories from lloccaccio, I.on., 18."j2. 2. I'oems
I.on., 185;i. ,3. .'(torieif and Sketches, Lon., 1857. l!
The Foster Urothors, Lon., 1S.5U, p. 8vo. ■>. Leaves I
from Lakeland. (1. The liatoman Household, Lon., ISiiO, !
p. 8yo. 7. niohard Arbour, 18111 ; republished under
the title of" A Family Scapegrace," IsflK. H. Meliboeus i
in London, 18fi2. 11. Furness Abbey and Neigbliour- i
liood, Lon., 18B:!; new cd., ISOll, 4to. lU. Lost Sir
Miissingbcrd : a Romance of Uoal Life, Lon., 1884, 2 I
vols. |). Svo. Anon. 2d od. same year; new cd., 18tlj, |
1 vol. (I'ubliaheil originally in Chambers's Journal.) [
11. Married beneath Him, Lon., 1865, 11 vols. p. Svo |
12. People, I'laces, and Thingn, Lon., 1885, p. 8vo; new '
od., 1876. 13. The Clyffards of Clyffe, Lon., 1SI16 ;i
vols. p. Svo. It. Mirk Abbey, Lon., 18(111, .) vols, i,
8voi new od., I86», 1 vol. 15. Lights and Shadows of
London Life, Lon., 1887, 2 vols. p. 8vo. \i\. The Lakes
in Sunshine. Illust. Lon., 1867, 4to; new oil., 1870
17. Curlyon's Year, Lon., 1868, 2 vols. 8vo. 18. Blonilel
Piirva, Lon., 1868, 2 vols. p. 8vo. 19. lientinck's Tutor :
a ^ovol, Lon., 1868, 2 vols. 8vo. 20. Found Dead. By'
the Author of "BlondelParva." Lon., 1869, p Svo 21 I
A County Family, Lon., 1869, 3 vols. p. Svo; new ed " '
1871, 1 vol. 12mo. 22. Ma.xims by a Man of the World','
Lon., ISfiu, p. 8vo. 23. A Perfect Treivsurc : an Inci-
dent in the Early Life of Marmaduke Drake, Esq
Lon., 1869, p. 8vo. 24. Gwendoline's Harvest : a Novel'
Lon., 1870, 2 vols. p. 8vo. 25. Like Father, Like Son,
Lon., 1S70, ;j vols. p. Svo. 26. 'iVon— not Wooed, Lon.,
. 1871, p. Svo. 27. Cecil's Tryst: a Novel, Lon., IS72, 3
vols. Svo. 28. A Woman's Vengeance, Lon., 1872 3
yols.p 8vo; new ed., 1874, 1 vol. 29. Murphy's Master,
Lon., 1873, 2 vols. p. Svo. 30. The Best of Husbands
Lon., 1874, p. Svo. 31. At her Mercy, Lon., 1874. 3
vols. p. Svo. 32. Walter's Word, Lon., 1875, 3 vols n
Svo; new ed., 1879. 33. Halves, Lim., 1876, 3 vols, n
Svo; new ed., 1880. ,34. Fallen Fortunes, Lon., 1876
3 vols. or. Svo. 35. What ho Cost her : a Novel, Lon '
1877, 3 vols. or. Svo ; 1880, 1 vol. 36. By Pro.xy, Lon.!
18/.S, 2 vols. cr. Svo; 1880, 1 vol. 37. Less Black than
werePaintod, Lon., 1878,3vol8. 38. High Spirits: being
Certain Stories written in them, Lon., 1879, 3 vols or
8voj 1880, 1 vol. 39. Two Hundred Pounds Reward'
and other Tales; new ed., Lon., 1879, 12mo. 40. Undei^
One Roof: a Family Episode, Lon., 1879, 3 vols. or. Svo-
18S0, 1 vol. 41. A Marine Residence, and other Tales'
Lon., 1879, 12mo; new ed., 1881. 42. A Confidential
Agent, Lon., 1880, 3 vols. p. Svo. 43. From Exile,
Lon., 1881, 3 vols. cr. Svo; new ed., 1883. 44. A Grane
from a Thorn, Lon., 1881, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 4a. Soino
Private Views: Essays from the "Nineteenth Century
Review, Ac, Lon., 1882, p. Svo; new ed., 1883. 46.
ior Cash Only: a Novel, Lon., 1882, 3 vols, cr Svo-
new ed., 1882, 1 vol. 47. Kit: a Memorv, Lon., 1883!
S vols. or. Svo ; new ed., 1885. 48. Thicker than Water
Lon., 1883, 3 vols. or. Svo; new od., 1885. 49. Some
Literary Reoolleotions, Lon., 1884, p. Svo; new cd., 1885.
" Tha' most agreeable of topics, literary shop makes im
the bulk of Mr. Payn's volume, and Is pfc^amly studdeS
wuh plums 111 the shape of aiiecdotes.''-.s,. "Li-.TlvMl!
50. The Canon's Ward, Lon., 1884, p. Svo. 61. In
eril and Privation : Stories of Marino Disaster Retold,
Lon 1885, p. Svo. 52. The Talk of the Town, Lon.
^85, 3 vols. p. 8vo. 53. The Luck of the Darrells, Lon.
\m, p Svo. 54. The Hmr of the Ages, Lon., ISSti, 3
vols. p. Svo. 55. Qlow-Worm Tales, Loi ., 1887, 3 vols
v' .?• ?i!- """day Tasks: being Essays written in
\ acation-Time, Lon., 1887 x>. Svo. 57. A Prince of
the Blood : a Novel, Lc , . -^7, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 68. The
tavesdropper: an Unp; ,■ | Experience, Lon., 18Ss
p. 8vo. 69. The Mystery of Mlrbrblgc, Lon., 1888. .<•
vols. or. 8vo.
t»!!,ularll?'" '"";,"','""-• Jeclded merits which JuMlly hi)
u'J Iv 11^; i.V " I'^^rlnlnly a merit that be Is alwavs
1 v«l), that his pluUs are tle/irly eoiistnicled and s.piiu-
times remarkably Ingenious, and that he has a t'eiiuliie
h^!\l,\V'^T)'V"'"'''^ ■,„■ •'•>■" r'-'Pri'l>en.slt,|c'-lov"','lf
iiail iiuns. — .V<. //ti'., xxxvlll. •■<i7.
I'ayiie, A. «., ("Pbillis Browne," pseud.) I.
Common. Sense Housekeeping, Lon., 1877, linio "
Comnioii-Sense I'apers on Cookery, Lon., lN7''7, r2mo!
3. Jiold trienils and Forest Foes, Lon., 1877, so. l6ino.
•1. A tears Cookery: Dishes for Breakfast, Lunch, and
Dinner for Every Day, Lon., I,s70, j,, Svo; 3d ed
issl. 5. WhatCiirls can do: a Book lor Mothers and
Daughters, Lon., Issi), p. Svo ; new ed., 1n8,5. 6. The
(Jirl s Own Cookory-Book, Lon., 1,S82, 12mo. 7. Choice
Dishes at Small Cost, Lon., 1>82, Ismo. 8. Sonny
Spain: its People, Places, and Customs. Bv Pbillis
Browne. N. York, 1S8I. fl. Mrs. .-^omerville and Marv
Cariienler, ("World's Workers,") Lon., 1n87, p Svo '
. l*nyue, Mrs. Alfred. 1. Elder Park ; or, .Scenes
in ourUarden, Lon., Isoii, iSmo. 2. I'iis an.l Furnaces;
or. Life in the Black Country, Lon., Isc.li, lOmo. 3.
Ulastonbury; or. The Early Briti.«h Christians, Lon.,
1871, IHmo.
Pnyiic, iHrs. Annie M., (.MitcheM.) 1. The
Odd One Lon., 1875, 12uio. 2. Outside the Walls,
N. \ork, ISM, 12mo.
Payne, Charles G. 1. Candidates' and Voters-
Manual, Lcm., 1N8,0, 12mo. 2. .Matrimony by Adver-
tisement: Adventuresof a JournalidI, Lon., 1S,S5, 12mo.
■i. \ olo for Pottlebeok ! the Story of a Politician in Love,
Lon., issj, 12ino.
.J!"*'"!;'"*** fhnrles Henrj, D.l)., LL.D., b.
is.,0, at Taunton, Mass.; graduated at Weslevan Uni-
^•7"i'y^-i''~^'''' I"'"-''''"'" "f "'" Ohio Wesleyan (niver-
sity l8,6-sl. (Juidesand (iuurdsin Characler-Building,
N. -iork, I8S3, l2mo; 6th ed., I8SI1. Also, scvera
pamphlets.
Payne, Clara. A Loyal Garland, Lon., 1875, Svo.
i^.r**"*'^', "'^*' l*a»'c' Alexander, LL.D., b.
1811, at Charleston, S.C, of Africun descent; entered
the |">ni8try of the Lutheran Church ; elected Bishop
V f ,0^/"'"'" M«t'"«''»t Episcopal Church in New
,«/ ,. ^i P.™«"lfn' "f Wilberfoioe University, Ohio,
ISh.v-76. 1. History of the African Methodist Episco-
pal (hureh, Bait.. 18(1,^, 3 vols. 2. Reeollcetions of Men
and J lungs. 3. Domestic Education, Cin., 1SS6.
Payne, E. P. Gerard's Monument, and other
Poems; 2d ed., Lon., IS77, p. Svo
Payne, Edward James. 1. History of European
Colonies: with Maps, Lon., 1S77, ISmo. 2. Voyages of
Elizabethan Seamen, selected from Hakluyt, Lon ISSO
or. Svo. '
Payne, Edwin, [u„ie, vol. ii., ad,l.] I. Rheuma-
tism and Gout: a Praclioal Popular Treatise, Lon., 1876,
aliT'ifl luiportant Landmarks for Invalids, Lon.,
issj, i6mo. 3. Consumption: Modern Vions of its
Nature and Treatment, L(.n., 1SS3, fp. Svo.
Payne, T. M. The Rules of Order governing Pub-
lic Meetings, N. York, 1SS7, 1 61110.
1 (!?''''".*' *** '■'"'^'^^ ' <"■' '^'''« ^'tofy "f « Crime, Lon.,
ISSo, p. Svo.
Payne, John, b. 1842, in London, Eng., and edu-
cated privately ; was admitted a solicitor in 1807. and
has since j.raetised his jirofession. 1. The Masque of
Shadows, and other Poems, Lon., 1870, 12mo; new ed.,
cd 1884 ^"'"^''"'^ Sonnets, Lon., 1871, 12mo; now
'■ If he is, as we must complain, at times pnivokinKlv
ft i<rbeniiiTfnl'"-'TV' "",'^''' '" ^k '"'""'' "''" '^ "» '^''-'^f '^
enntlr.- ,. '• ' '"-'J' '^ '-'"v "<' slsusd husty work ; on the
^lis^?'' •«]',% "'■'•' I"''."'L"-''l '^•* ""ly a scholar loves to
p<jiisii. —.Sat. Jiev.. XXXI. Toy
' i^'/uol^' "^ •*''*'^ '^"^ ^^'^t*^' Lun., 1872, 12mu; new
his VhnnJu^^^™-^" originality In hi.s poetry, a subtlety In
s v ^ tiiifi™," I'r^r ',".'''* l""fc'U«Ke, aii-d a melody in
&!'. if'l.'xxxiv '"t"" """ ""^ '"'" "'' '""■ ''''"""*'' P"*-'"-"-
l,nn,TMfi, Kh™^ '""■'^ "°, ■■'-'''' "''^■' "'"1. althouKli somewhat
f.'J" ij'i' '"..'[>,"" '""1 lexture, are Kcnerallv pale and
III.,. ..lie—, \,,(i, ..(,rj- maiiv of the oualiiii's' that im tn
^uV^^'isi ""•' "■''' "'■'^"' •^"■- P-J-iie falls to be !ne!"
18,S4 '"""""''' " ^'"*'"' ^°''"' '*''''^' ^^'"°'> °^^ «■*•'
Ju ' I',*",'.''ec' is the most direct outoomeof the latest French
school ol i,oetry that has yet been seen In England
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Tho tiifluencG . . . which Ih most »ppnrcnt In that of Ban-
ileliilrt'." — l(A., No. 2«K().
5. New l'u«in», Loii,, IHHII, 8vii ; new eil., 1H'*4.
"A viiliiiiie iif rtally luiiiull'iil virst', mmhiliUi'il with
HUlti' f.x(iul»lt« »klll, iiii'l adiiriiol with ii ijmrvvlluim
wriilth nl the rli'hcst wiiril'|iHliitiii|{, iil' viiricil liniiKcrv,
uikI tli'llrule fiiticy, uilh xcarri-ly niiu true ami nmiily
Ihoiight III It fniin Ih'kIiiiiIiik to end.'"— .S'/<(i'(ii/i<r, Mil. WJ.
Ii. l<'riincH Villiin : a Iliijgra|ihk'iil Stmly, l.un., !'''*l.
Ilu hag alKii iinulu the I'cillowinK translutinnM, all pub-
liahcil liy the Villon Socloly ul' liomlun : I. Tho I'ueiiis
rif Mai<ter Francis Villon of Parla, 1 88 1, ii. 8vo. 2. Tho
Ijiiok »r the Thousanil Nights an<l One Night, now lirat
c'oniplotoly 'lone into Knglidh Prone ami Ver»e from tho
Original .'.rabie, IMXL'-H4, U volii. Svo. .'). Talo* from tho
Arahio, l8Si, ;) volj. 4. Tho Doeamoron of OiovannI
Iloecaooio, now Drat oompletoly ilono Into English Pru80
and Vomc, I8S|I,
Payne, JoMcpli, Into professor of eilucation to the
College of I'roieptors. 1. A Visit tu (Jorman Schools, a
Professional Tour, I-on., IH7fi, p. Svo. 2. I.oitures on
tho Soienee ami .\rt of Eilucation ; with Essays, Lon.,
is.sii, 8vo; LM o'l., Ixx'A. :!. Stmlies in English Prose,
Lon., I8SI, Hvo. 4. Studios in English Poetry; 8th eJ.,
Lon., I8H1, 8v„.
Payne, Jusepli I'rnnk. A Manual of General
Pathology, designed as an Introduction to the Practice
of Medicine, [,on., 1 SSS, p. 8vo.
Payne, Tliuiuas. 1. Tho Covenant Promise of
tho Father. Ac, Lon., 1881, 12ino. 2. Spiritual Death
and Resurrection: a Treatise, Manchester, 18S4. l2mo. i
Payne, W., and Ilerrtagv, S. J. (Ed.) Five j
Hundred Points of (lood Iluabandrie. liy Thouias Tan-
ser. ( English Dialect .Soc.) Lon., 1.878, Svo. j
Payne, William Harold, b. 18.10, at Farming-
ton, N.V. ; cJueateU at Maocdon Academy, N.Y., and
New York Conference .Seminary ; professor of tho science
and art of icaohing in tho University of .Michigan
1879-87, and since then chancellor of the University of
Nashville and president of I'eabody Normal College. I.
Chapters on Social Supervision, Cin., 187J. 2. Syllabus
of a Course of Lectures on tho Science and Art of Teach-
ing, Adrian, Jlich., |87i», 8vo. Ii. (Ed.) Short History
of Education : Edited, with Introduction, Bibliography,
Notes, and Keferences, Syracuse, N.Y., 1881, 21mo. 4.
Outlines of Educational Doctrine, .-^ilrian, Mich., 1882,
Svo. 5. (Trans.) Tho History of Pedagogy, by (iabriel
Compayrfi ; with an Introduction, Notes, and an Inde.x,
Host., ISS8, 12ino. 6. Contributions to tho Science of
Education, N. York, I88fi, 12mo.
Payne, William Morton. (Trans.) Sigurd
Slembe : a Dramatic Trilogy j from the Norwegian of
lijcirnstjerno lijiirnson, Bost., 18S8, 12iuo.
Poyne-Gallwey. See (Iallwey.
Payne»Smi(h. Seo Smith.
Paynter, Mary Moncure. Caleb, tho Irrepres-
sible, Chic, ISSli, 12mo.
Payson, Edward. I. Doctor Tom, Boat., 1877,
12mo. 2. The Law of Equivalents in its Relation to
Political and Social Ethics, Uo=t., 1888, 8vo.
Payson, G. S. (Ed.) All for Christ : Sket f the
Life and Labors of Rev. Cl arloa H. Payson, ^ Vork,
1877, 12mo.
Payton, Charles A. I. The Diamond-Diggings
of South Africa : a Personal and Practical Account :
with a Brief Notice of the New Oold-Fields, Lon., 1872,
p. .8vo. 2. Moss from a Ilolling Stone; or, Moorish
Wanderings, Lon., 1S79, p. Svo.
Payton, E. W. Round about Now Zealand: be-
ing Notes from a .Journal of Three Years' Wandering in
the .\ntipodea. Illust. Lon., 1888, or. Svo.
" The bright and humorons descriptions of scenes when
business was subordinated to pleasure cannot fail to strike
the imagination of the reader. . . . Perhaps the most In-
terestiiij; pages are those in which Mr. Payton relates his
travels luid his huirbreaiUh escapes while ilriviiig through
the .\h>liie scenery und gorges of the Middle Island."—
Ath.. No. 311W.
Peabody, Rev. Andrew Preston, D.D., LL.D.,
[ante, vol. ii., aild.,] resigned his position as preacher to
Harvard University and professor of Christian morals
in 1881, and was elected professor emeritus. 1. Manual
of Moral Philosophy, 1873. 2. Christianity and Science :
a Series of Lectures, Lon.. 1875, p. Svo. 3. (Trans.)
Plutarch on the Delay of the Divine Justice, Host., 1885,
12rao. 4. Baccalaureate Sermons, Bost., 1885, Svo. 5.
Moral Philosophy : a Series of Lectures, Bost, 1S87,
lUmo. 6. Building a Character, Bust., 1887, 24mo. 7.
Harvard Reminiscences, Bust,, 1888, 12mo.
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iinder-Kriiduale.theologleal student, anil tutor. . . . Iir. IVa-
liiidy's pages are eiillveiieil with many Humorous tonclies."
— A(i/ion, xlvl.t.H.
Also, translalions of Cicero's Do Ollleiis, Do Senectulo,
De Amioltia, Seipionii Somnium, <tc. : with Introduce
tion and Notes, Host., IS83-H8, lUmo,
Peahody, .'Wins Elizabeth Palmer, ['infi, vol.
ii., add. I I. Kcminiscouces of William Ellery Clianning,
D.D., Bust., I8SI), lilmo. 2. Lectures in tho Training-
Schools for Kindergartners, Bust., I s8i), 12mo. 3. Lii^t
Evening with .\llslon, and nthiT Paiiors. Host., I88II,
12mo. I. Education in thu Hume, tliu Kindergarten,
,tc, Lon., I8'<7, p. 8n..
Peahody, (icorise L. (Ed.) Supiilement to
Ziemssen's Cyclopivdia of the Practice of Medicine, N.
York, 1881, Svo.
Peabody, II. At Rest among tho Laos: Story
of the Life of M. .M. Campbell. Eiliteil by Caroline (t.
Cavendish. Lon., Iss2, -^vo.
Peabody, Selim II. I. Cooil's Books of Natunil
History. Illust. Pliila., IS71I, 12mo. 2. (Ed.) Amori-
can Patriotism : Speeches, Letters, and other Papers
whioh illustrate the Foundation, Devulopniont, and Pros
ervation of Ihe United Slates, N. York, IS80, Itimo.
Peace, Muskell William. I. The Cual-.Mines
Regulation Act, 1872: with Notes, ,te., Lon., 1872, Svo ;
2d ed., 1873. 2. Tho Coal-Mines Regulation Act, 1887,
Lon., 1888, Svo.
Peace, Walter, emigration agent for the Viital
government. Our Colony of Natal, Lot.., IS83, 8>o; 2il
ed., 1885.
Peach, If. E. .M. 1. Historic Houses in llalli, and
their Associations, Lon., lSS:i-S4, 2 vols. 4to.
" Mr. I'ench's work Is as lull of readable and uiilmpur-
taut anecdotes as one I if Mr. llaywanl's'tfuarterly' articles,
lint It cannot be said that Ihere Is the like skill In llielr iir-
riiiigement. rnforlunately, lliey were sliuiUtHl togellier
like the jokes in a jest-book. . . . His book has at least one
vital (luallty!: . . . It is never dull.— .4(/i., No. 2UU7.
2, Bath, Old and New : a Handy Guide and a History,
Hath, 1S8S, p. Svo.
Peacock, Edwa.d, F.S.A., [nnle, vol. ii., add.,!
of Hottesford Manor, near Brigg, Lincolnshire, Eng., h.
1831, at Hemsworth, Yorkshire, and educated by private
tutors. He has contributed largely to antiquarian jour-
nals an.l other periodicals. 1. (Ed.) Instructions I m
Parish Priests. By John Myrc. (Early English Text
Soc.) Lon., IS68, Svo. 2. Ralf Skirlaugh, the Lin-
colnshire Squire, Lun., 1870, 3 vols. p. Svo. 3. .Miilnl
Heron : a Novel, 1. n., IS72, 3 vols. p. Svo. 4. (Kd., A
List of the Roman Catholics in the County of York in
lft04, 1872. 5. France: tho Empire and Civilizatimi,
1S73. Anon. 6. John Markenticid: a Novel, Lon.,
1874, 3 vols. p. Svo. 7. A (ilossary of Words used in
the Wapentakes of Manlcy and Corringham, Linciiln-
shire, Lon., 1877, Svo. S. Notes on the Life of Thonuis
Rainborowo, Offlocr in the Army and Navy, in the Ser-
vice of the Parliament of England, Lou., 1879. '.'. In-
dex to English-Speaking Students who have graduated
at Leydcn University, (Index Soc. Pub.,) Lon., I8S:1,
4to. 10. (Ed.) The Monckton Papers, (Philobiblun
Soe. Pub.,) 1885, Svo.
Peacock, Capt. George. Treatise on Sblp.^'
Cables, Lon., 1873, 12mo.
Peacock, iUabel. 1. Index of Royalists whoso
Estates were confiscated during tho Commonwealtli,
Lon., 1879, 4to. 2. Tales and Rhymes in tho Lind-ey
Folk-Speech, Brigg, 188fi.
" Noteworthy a.s the first attempt which has been raiulo
to use the Lincolnshire dialect as a medium for literary
composition."— ^Cfrrf., xxx. '274.
Peacock, Richard Atkinson, b. 1811, at Slyne,
near Lancaster. Saturated Steam the Motive Power in
Volcanoes; 2d ed., Lon., 1882, Svo.
Peacock, Thomas Bevill, M.D., P.R.C.P., [«"(•,
vol. ii., add.,] 1812-1882; physician to St. Thomas's
Hospital and to the Viotorii Park Hospital, London.
On the Prognosis in Cmos of Valvular Diseases of the
Heart. Illust. Lon., 1877, Svo.
Peacock, Thomas Brower, b. 1852, at Ciim-
bridgo, 0.; has made several inventions. 1. Poems
Kansas City, 1872. 2. The Vendetta, and other Poem-,
Topeka, 1870. 3. The Rhyme of the liorder War: l!i--
torical Poem of the Kansas-Missouri Guerilla War befru
and during the Great Rebellion, N. York, 18SQ, 12mo.
4. Poems of the Plains and Songs of the Solitudes, X.
Ifork, 1S88, 12mo; 3d ed. same year.
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coin College, I
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I fUlf, It. S. ( K,i.) The Humt. Libriiry ilf r.cful
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2, The Sciunoo of the Slurs
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iihismes Koonomioues" of K. Il,i»tiiit, ,i,hii,to,l to tho
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A.lvonturcH of Uly«»e», a.la,,te,l from the(>ly««ey, Uook«
V. -All,, [verso,] [,on., lN,-7, Svi,. ■'J'
Feari-e, J. The .Morchant'rt Clerk, I.on., ISso, 8vo
H. !,,?''*'*!•';.• -V"""!""-"! Depression at llomo, and
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„nin /."!f *♦ '?r/ T''"'"""' ■^'•A- graduated at Lin-
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I'J- Ui.^ I rib ns,\, '"'''■'' "" ""■ l'y/.aMtli,e iMuplr'o
nm. irr ,'bV. ; of n.;;'":!'/;''?'''''' ?'''-■'' I'"' I'l' 1-
I'enrse, John U.
,u-i II . , v^w. ui lyoaruorougn ironi
al's 1 Tl,yi ' """:''"':l'h,'>Fi'-'IJ and other period!-
tals 1. Ihe Dog : with Simple Dircftiona for his Treat-
ment an,l Notices of tho Host Uogs of tha Day and the r
Breeders and Exhibitors. Illust. I.on., Pafis, an N
Urk, 1,S72, Svo. ■>. The Idstone Papers, Lon., 1872.
BeKu"L^„.S,To.*''- "'""^^' "'■ ""'"""^ -"
Fearce-Edgciinibe. See Kdgiuhbb.
PearU, .Miss I'raiices .Mary, b. IMS, at E^niin-
Whof L. The Wood-Cart, and other Tales of tho
South of trance. By F. M. P. L u., iNfl?. 2 One
\ciir: a .story of Three Homes, By F .M P IHu.,
Lon., m,, p. Svu. J. Una „„res : ^a St<^ry of an 01 i
treiioh Town, Lon., 1870, p Svo. Ano... 4 The Rose
jiard a. By the Author' o ' " Unawares." Lon" 's?2;
oin pa lU pictures, and .she cm draw .•har.ictiirs s le has
n t' ov" rhauf lK:r'''li';:;?i"f. '"■■'" ""'' •^'-'^^r. ami she*;!! Is
J JJ^!^ i h^ w^^^ffili^eiy ^.^^'^ ^'Z '^:'^!i^ ^
rare ami charm Hir nuaiitios wlii<.|, ,,,,.,!./;,. .'"
au.ongourfavouri&wn"e«!-'-"s!;).'«,;?.?«'i'x ! i^'" ""
.,. Ihorpo K«^i8. By the Author of " The" Kose-
Gardon." Lon., 1S74, 2 vols. p. Svo.
iPliisiili
iHunmlr'^ind truti;!!L>.iii!S,'V,-ii"-.'},';,' «' "" "f ^««>i«tic j
I'. A Winter Story, Lon., 1875, p. Svo. 7. A Madri-
gal, and other Stories, Lon., 1878, p. . .. S. Thro.-"l '
Kough Waters Lon., 1877, 12mo. ^ ». History of the I
fH?r2 vol'''' ^"S- '^'^,' '-■"»• '"• t'artouche Lon.!
■'mJ I2 VL wis V,- ^l"'?" ^'""y' Lon. 18S0 i
y^^' J J' ^^b'to Month, Lon., 1880, p. Svo. 13 i
Jeannette: a S ory of the Iluguenits. ilfust. Lon
^m« ^"m s^M • '■•""=,«'' Alethea. Illust. Lon., 1S82 '
I'vT' i'^- ^.ohloss and Town, Lon., 1882, 3 vols, ci-
Svo 16. AlKSon, Lon., 1883, 3 vols. p. Svo. 17. Con
tradiofons Lon., ISS3, 2 vols. or. Svo. ^ 18. The Ashd-
Is^'ir ^"•'^f i^ «- ^'^ aIL^^ZZ, ?;:^;
S87'n3r- ,f 4>renticeHugh. Illust. New ed. Lon.
Sv?' 24' TwA".''"."" " ^''''''i-I^aughtor, Lon. 1S87
IJelfry at Brug. ., L«n„ 1SS8, ISmo. 26. His Cousin
M«nun,etu^of-u:; Mii.ri^^i:!::'::;^ ,:'^:^^::^
Kn'L''""ed'!,!:,M'-"y- i^'"!.!* y"^' ''• '^J-. "t Camborne.
,1,^ I "'"'"'" "«-l'7an College, Shefflehi • or-
da.ued a Vesleyan Methodist minister lifiOM'i..^
c' c er'.'" 87'2 • ^"T\^^ T'' ""' "■-■«■ M-"
I r K. ■!> "' •"' ™'> '"7,1, IL'ino; new c( .. SSI •>
: is?8 ^r.'^^^fT"'"',"'. I"- «"'«. '-".. isr.i. 10, ,0; .(ded:;
^ Ion 18-.- -0."' '^"'?''"' ""'' '''' '{'^^li«i"'.s Opinion
I lu;i ' I ;;"• - -"-. '2'-- I Serm^s for cliildren
■llU.Sl. 1,0 1., 18, J p. Nvu; „^„ „, |j,|j,] , ,
.Mor,es.and other Papers, I.on., IS77 12m ; new ed
1 list, Lon., is, 7, p. 8vo; new ed., Iss|, 7 ll,„„„iv
;; ;■ '1 "■„ 'Th's/'- '™,- . '• '"^' «'■' •^''"^ ■"-■'■ '''"«"
n isso I'i "^'"','?' '"'""• '•>■ «i"'»» J'-spor. Illust.
'"";• '****-,' ■""'• '"• ^<"'"'»'' '^"'ricJ. II ust. Lon
nU'Lu'^^sT" Iv, ''''•, "■ ■f"''"«'"« on ii,,":
Blessed nf..r' "V J. '"'°- '-• '^""'« '\»P«^'^8 "f tho
Ultssed Life, Lon., ISSj, ..,,. jfl,,,,,. ,;,^ ,,f | ,, ,
I'earsf, T. Frederick. .Modem Dress and
Clothing, and its llelation to Health and Disease! jZ,
Pearson, A. N. The Development of the Miner ,1
Resources of India.- a Course of p'our Popula uXe
Uombay, 1883, Svo • "I'umi uiLiurt-,
i''r!<T:t'Lor."is'r' '^-^ "'""'^«'' «""" ^-''•
Pearson, .Mrs. Arthur Cyril. Acro.stic Diction
?5?4,7'svr* '""'""" '^''"''''^'h""^''"'' Words. Lo,i.;
of DevoT";n^'lS8s'78:;, •""''''' '" "'" ^'"""'' »""»
„d,M^T°"' ^''?'^'«s Buchanan, [„„(., vol. ii.,
hUio'n, LX'sri '[.>!""' '"'"'" '''''^"'^ """ T--
adl'^^rw!?,; '-A","*'' ""'"^y' •^'•'^- ["'"^. VOL ii.,
shh, of i^ • "'/.'''"Ston. He resigned tho professor-
sh p of modern history at King's College, London, in
i^fni'iv cli' ™A" 'f '''■■""•rod on moder'n histo"; at
Inn.ty College, Cambridge; afterwards went to Aus-
ra'i,, where he became lecturer on history at th. Un -
he o?i,n '°'"r"' '" "" "»« '•"'^^'•"'•=1 a' member of
he colonial parliament, and in IS7S was sent to Eu-
rope to advocate constitutional reform for Victoria. 1
Historical Maps of England during the First Thirteen
^'n^^T: o7'^'^■7!""'""^y E»^^'o' and indices, U^
In spite . . . uf regrets oyer what he ha.s not done, we
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;i Viotiiria Fiiblio Kiluciillnii K.i
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fnim iirlKliiiil hniini"-. Iiiil
lific niHili' liliiiM'ir Iflinllliir
ill> . i*.' <hi. Iif lm» ihiTlKlit
lint vii** "• t" "'I' t'Vilil*
2. KnglUh Ulitory In tho F«urH«iith Century, Lon., | I'lUvrrilly Coll.g., T,on.l«n. I. Si,cl»ll-in In Tliw.ry
,T<» In N,.. i mill I'mclliM': II I.ooturo ilnjlvorcil 111 » Working-( lull
AiiillcncB, I.on., IHH.,. '.'. Thn Klhio o( Irnthouglil : a
,»clt<olliin of Hii«iiy» uml Iiirt irm, l.on., I'^hh, Nvo.
" It Ik u iimnirintii liy Hii »I>1<'. Ktralulitfiirwiiril, uiul riil-
tlviUtil iniiii Mil liclmlf (ir H ' KniMliimKlil' whiili, UK ili'vi'l-
iiikkI III Ilii'M' I'SNiy. hii'lniliK iitliilKiii, luirlullMii. uml ffiv
li'vr . . Till' nlijiTtiif till' liiiiiU hillHlliirtly ilnlnrsii In
111' 11 1 cliwlniitlvi'. Iml rcHiiuriillvi' unci syiillietliiil,—' 111
cli'iliiic » riitiiiiml t'nlliii«iii>iii iiiul ii lu^hll'li' lui"!" nf iii"r
r'oinmliiiiun 1 iil».' . . In "lillc nIMruiiifi' uiii'l« uml va-l iif.«iiiiiii1|iiii>
1 Mr, I'l'iirwili Ih mllliiT iriickliniliioil imr ii c liiirliitiui ; lii'
Ik hm t'iirin'«t, ImiIcI, uml imlilli -plrlt.'il writer. . . . Tin'
i'iilliii«l«Ktio nr niiii-triirllvi' klili' iif .Mr. I'l iin-nii'H <ri'iil
MiiiiK ti) lis Kliigiiliirly wcuk. iiviii iiltiwllur ulnirtlve. —
.1//!,, .Nil. :il.'iii.
PeiirNOtit .'Hntthiiii. Tinkling* from t)i« t^htvji.
Iiilil*. 1,1111., 1'<7I, 12nici.
Pfumun, Phlllppii .M., uml WegiuT, tifr-
tnid. (TriiD«,) t'hrli'lil ; « Tiilu nl True l.uok i Irmii
lIluKt. I.on., Iff II, ji.
One Lovf ri, l.lfe. I<»n., 19".'), j tho (Icriniiii of lludnig I'rclil
l.ittio CiiuHin : n Tiilo, Lcin,, | sivn.
K('|>"rt, Melbiiuriii' H7H, «vn.
Ppiiniiiii, !lev. I'hrlsluphvr HldK'irf M.A„
Srailunii"! iit Queon'n CoHi'ne, CainbriilKe, l^iM "r-
aineil \<W , . '"r of I'oniKu Pyne niin'B \>*>*^. Cmin-
iclmif tlioWisi' K,'!|?: tlu' I'rovorix (if .•^uliiuion apiilii'il
tu Diiilv I, iff. 1,1111., IS'^ll-Hl, 2 viils or. 8vii,
I'carMOll, K, The I'lirlluiiifii'iAry I'rovlJonou of
CiiiiijiuiiKiill'iM, l."n.. I^"*2, '"vo,
PcnrNoiit K. H. I
:i viiIk, |i. ^vo. 2. His
isr.i, .1 villi. |), svo, Willi ,M.»i i.AioHMV, I,, E. : I.
Ailvcnturcs iluring the Viir of 1S70, i.on,, I'*:!. 2 voU,
1). Svii. 2. InJer the Red Croii ; a Serie" nf l'a|iori,
Lin,, l'<72, ."<V(i, 3, Scrvioo in Sorvia under the Kcd
CniH^ l.cin., IS77, ^vn.
l>i-ar<ton, Edilh L. KIH* under the 8ea : a Falry-
Tiili', l.'in., Its), cr. Ito.
l>(>ar«oni Kdwnrd. Sdn'ted Fahlea of IJewiok
and Other'", l.'in., li'TI, |i. ^vo,
I'carNciii, Mrs. Kmily C. I. Uulenhorn; or, The
Wiirld'a lliinufiictcir and the Art of Printing, Iloft,, I.S71,
liiiin; ::d od., I8,'<il. 2. Kniin Cottage to Castle, Host.,
\>S7, 12fiiii.
I*carHOll, Ilcv. V. C. Spnrku anmng the A.'hes :
Ini'luding Ui'iuinii'cuni'i'K of Ninclei'n Years nf Lahur in
tho IMiihidelphia Aliiii'-IIi)ii»e, I'hila., l'*7:i, 12inii.
I'l'arsoll, Friidcrlfk W. .MiRon: aTaloof Love
and Inlrixue, N, Vnrk, Isss, liimu.
Pearsun, (teortie C, a writer on tho .Tapan Her
Pearson, Ili'V. Namiit'lt M,A„ pattur of Oreat
Oeornc Stri'it Indopendont Ihiiroh, Mvorpocil, IMlU-7ii,
I, Kojilv to tho Ut. iliiii. \V, K. Furi'tor'n Uefonoe of I>i'-
noiiiina'tionallini, l^*":t. 2. PhnKOn of Truth: Kiuht
Uisi'ouri'oii on Ucliuion, I.on,, 1H7I), 12nio. .'1. Seriuuii-
on tho Kiiisllo til tho liiilatiunK, Lon., 1S71, p. Xvk. I,
Homo to (iod: a (luide on Iho Way, Iion., 1^77, I.'" >.
,'). Weck-Day Living: a llook for Voung Men nnd
Y./ung Women. I-on., Ish2, p. Syo.
PearNoii, T. The llilde and Teinpeiini'o! or. The
Soriplure Uaeis of the Toniporiii.ee Movi'h.'jrit, Lon.,
I IHSl, p. Svo.
Peariuii, Tilidal Arthur. A 1m|,o ulthe.-^tai-
' uten and AetK rolating to .Merchant Shipping in Indiii,
Calcutta, 1MM4, 8vo.
i Pi>ar§on, William. (Ed.) Iiccliicms of Hon.
John .1. Pearson, Judge of the Twelfth .ludicial lliitriet,
CountioK of Uauphin and Lebanon, (I'a.,) Phila., I»7M,
'2 vols. svo.
aid, publi-heii in Yokoliaiua. Flighls Iiinido and Out- | PcarNon, William L., I'h.D. The I'rophci'y of
Bide Paradise. Uy a Penitent Peri. N. York, ISXt);
1 2 mo.
"Tlie author, with Indiilto Jest and iinfalUiiK (jood iia-
tuu', pli'turt's tlilii«s a.'! lla'v are. '— .Viidoii, xllll. li>2,
Pear8on« Henry Ciemeni). llor opportunity,
N. York, 1H8.S, l2mo.
PearMon, IIiMiry Uaniel, [mi^i!, vol. ii., add.] 1.
.Stories of Christian .Joy and .borrow : Homo-Tales, Lon.,
1^7", 12ino. 2. Hold" Jack Ulair : ■ oiory of Moral
Courage, Lon., 1S8.'), ISmo.
Pi'arsun, Hugh William. I. A Hand-Book of
the Law of Muster and fiervant. Loo., 1S7S, ,Svo. 2.
Tlie Agricultural Holdings (Kiigland) Act, 1883, Lon.,
L'<8;i. Mvo.
Pearson, J. 11^ Remarkable Providoncet and
I'ronfs of Divine Revelation, Lon., ISTli, 12mo.
PL-ar§on, Rev. John Ualteridgc, D.D., gradu
Joel ; its Unity, its .Yim, and the Age of ite Composition,
Leipsio, 1.885, 8vo.
Peart, J. S. Christmas Day, and other Poems,
Lon., 1871, l2mo.
Pease, A. E. The Cleveland Hounds aiaTrencher-
Fed Paek, Lon., 188B, r. 8vo.
Peawlee, Edmund Randolph, M.U., 181 1-187^.
graduated at Darimouth 18:)li, and iit the medical school
at Y'ale 18111; professor of anatomy and physiology m
Dartmouth 1841-71, and of gyniecology in Belleviie
Hospital Medical College 1871-78. Ovarian Tumors :
their Pathology, Diagnosis, and Treatment, especially
by Ovariotomy." Illust. N. York, 1872, r. 8to.
Peat, J. U. Sure ; or. It Pays. Ry J. B. P. Bost.,
1872.
Pebody, Charles. 1. Authors at Work, (" Bio-
graphical .Sketches,") Lon., 1872, p. 8vo. 2. English
ated at .^t. John's College, Cambridge, 185Jj ordaineil i Journalism, Lon., 1882, 8vo.
1856; rector of Whitestone since 1883. 1. U.*ury in
Kurope during the Period A.D. IIUO and 1400, Lon.,
1877. 2. A Series of Observed Lunar Distances: with
E.'iplanationa and .Yiiilysis, Lon., 1879, Svo.
Pearson, Jonathan, b. 1813, in Chichester, X.H. ;
graduated »t Union College 1835, where he has been as-
sistant professor of chemistry and natural )ihilo8ophy
183i)-4!i, professor of natural history 18J9-73, and since
then jirofesaor of botany. I. Early Records of the
County of Albany, Albany. 1SI59. 2, Genealogy of the
First Settlers of Albany, 1872. 3
First Settlers of Schenectady, Schun
Pechar, Job. The Paris International Exhibition,
1878 : Coal and Iron in All Countries, Lon., 1878, >V'i.
Peck, Frederick M., and Earl, Henry H.
Fall River and its Industries: an Historical and Stc.tis
ticol Record, with Family Genealogies, Ac. Illu.-t.
N. Y'ork, 1878, 4to.
Peck, George Washington. 1. Peek's Bad
Boy and his Pa. Illust. Chic, 1883, l2mo. 2. Tho
Grocerymni! and Peck's Bad Boy: Continuation of
Peck's'Pi . :;.'y. illust. Chic, 1883, 1 2mo. 3. I'eck-
oncalogiea of the 1 Coinpendiuuj (if i un ''hio., 1883, 8vo. 4. How Privut'
.idy, 1880. With I George W. ^c:' • u' 1 1 • ) the Rcbellni : o The Funny
others, History of the Schenectady Patent in the Dutch | Expert .. ' ,i 'i. •.■ruit, N. Yo , 1: »7, 12uio.
,»nd English Times: Contribution toward a History of j Pet ' !: i oiei rgc Wesley, LL.D., b. 181'.', iit
the Lower Mohawk Valley. Edited by J. W. MacMur- Kingston, Pa. ; licensed to preach in the Methodist
ray. Illust. and Map. Albany, N.Y., 1883, 4to. (Edi- Episcopal Church 1872 j graduated at Syracuse L'nivcr-
• sity 1H78 ; president of Hedding College, Illinois, 18,8-
tion limited to 300 copies.)
Pearson, Ut. Uev. Josiah Brown, U.D.,
LL.D.. [iiH'e, vol. ii., add.,] graduated, first class Mor.
Sci. Trip., at S'. John's College, Cambridge, 1804 ; Fel-
!ow of St. John'.' 1804-80, and lecturer 1804-71 ; or-
(.''■..id 1?'15; vicai of Newark-upon-Trent 1874-80, and
^iji : thep '-*: hop of Newcastle. 1. How to Amend the
uaw on f horch Rates, Lon., 1867, 8vo
82. 1. The Realization and Benefit of Ideals, Syracuse.
1879. -2. Walk in the Light, 1882.
Peck, Hiram I). Township Ofiicers' Guide:
Manual of Law relating to Rights and Duties of Town-
ship Officers in Ohio; 2d ed., Cin., 1880, 12mo.
Peck, John Lord. 1. The lltimate Gencraliza-
2. Creed or No i tion of Science, N. York, 1870. Anon. 2. The Politio;il
, . , . .:.)iree Sermoua, Lon., I.S7I, l2mo. 3. Disoiplcs ; Economy of Democracy, and Capita! and Labor, Phi!'
I l-;ubt: Five Sern ) prenohed before the University j 1879, 12mo^
(.; 'Ca^abridge, Lon., '. '.M, 12mo. 4. The Divine Per-
soi.iUity ; an Essay.
Pearson, Karl, M.A., professor of mathematics in
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Peck, IJIlie, ("Ruth Elliott," pseud.) 1. WorJs
for AVorkcrs, and other Poems, Lon., 18113, 12mo. 2.
A ''-ice from the Sea ; or, The Wreck of the " Eglantine."
By Puth El
3. .Vargory'
James Daryl
her Frlonda,
From the Do
and other ,Sti
the Bairns ab
and other Si
Won : a Stor
8vo. II. 'Ti
Lon,, \sns^ 1,
Peck, Ai
York, Issfl, I
I'eck, W
l2iiio.
I'eek, Wi
Parody iin Y
I88S, Iflii,,,,
Heck, Wi
fliol Ihi'iu; 2.1
I'eekover
Lon., |s^H, I,
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188 1, l2mo; n
Lon., 1888, IL'i
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Seionl Heforii,
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Peebles, J
eijibnu'ing Sjiir
1>72, 8vo. a,
Spiritualism, B
or God ; or, Thi
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tality, and our 1
Spirits, Good a
Bo.st., 1880, 8vo
Peebles, .1
Pkeblks, .Mahi
a Story, Troy, .V
Peek,Abn«
in the Country,
Peek, Fr'ar
tion, London,
Scliools, Lon., 1.'
Lon.. 1X78, 8vo.
" It is short, to
of a man wlmso
about, iind wild
zeal, and not a»l
"0,
3. Social Wrec
land as they affe*
I88M, or. Svo. 4
Worthless, Lon.,
Peel, E. Lei
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sporting sketches
"It will deligh
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Peel, Edmu
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Peel, S. Ou
Peel, Sydne
C 'liege, Oxford ;
H74. A Concise'
in Chancery Actii
Peeler, A. J
Dnguished and c
Slates, Austin, Tc
Peerie, M.
atic 1111,1 Lyrical
Peers, J. ci
Kvent* in Englisi
I'-Sl.
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America, N. York
Peet,Rev. St
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Friirn tho Dipih*. I,,
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Il'lll
I'eck, Wnllnce
■'"■'"'y "" Vunkn, Inventlven
The Oolden Abo of Palenl,. : a
Illu.t. .N.York,
M-lrriflTn.*'.;.;'",;:""" """ """^ he ha., no, g„,
T,^?."^^ *'""»«•• J»hn, b. HjS; cJuc«i.-.| „,
!;f«n;?j^^^^;;:y;':'^il{'3^'''"''"'' ''--'"-
2. I'hIloJop, ("Utenitur.. I'rimeri/'i I^in isr?
fl
I'"!!., 1888, l:;,,,,,.
s'l^M,'? ■'""• ""''"'• '• The Da.vn of th.
, ' "-■'"rmatio., ■„ Spain, L„n., 1871, ,,. 8vo 2
IraviraiHl itn Answ-r. l,o„., |sri, r-,,,,, ' ' "' ''■
I'ecblfg, Frank W. a Coi„|,iiatio"n of Uwi «•>
rnablo ,„„„,, „,ro,ti„K the Iloa ,| of "r„ 1, "nT an'^i
j.,re,.tor. of the ,St. Uui, Publio .-^ehooN! .SuL?.?;;
Peebl.-n, Jnmcii H., M.D. 1. Seor. of the Ab.m-
-• "*'"";, or. The I.:,,uh.r' Th"olo«v 'an ,7he IV 'o^'ll"'
Dxo.n I'ontm.-tcl ; ,M ed., I.on. Ksrs. Hvo | r ,n„.,r
tah,, a,, , „„, K,„„I„v,„e„u horeaflor : What al X j
i/:'".! isst'',:,"'' '""• ""' "' """^ I>'velM„K...|aec.,:|lir™,i:o„; i
Peebles, .lir.. .Mary Loulie. r,,,,^, vol h ' '*' P«'i'i*„"'"»i'- .V"—- "" ■ ""I'M-on., isn, svc
I'cill, George.
,,.■ V 1 1 .1 . . """ '"i»".vaiia n, or t i" Ta e
ol Na a, l,.r i;ia..»i,.«| Sl„deni,,'ca,„i,H,i,„, |ss, ., , '°
leUe, l.c'iu. Solomon Charles FredVrick
\z:^":\ ::o" ■"""-'• ■^^'"- »uhKe.H„a'!;rwt:
-.n.e.hen reoto „f Ilu.khur.t Hill, l,v.:,\'.' ."s, '.^^.^
Doctrinal and ^aH[,„i, Lon., ISflr,. U'mo. 2 "one
■■ Three Sermons, l,o„., Is;! p 8y„
-ai^riflco for All T.mei., I.on., I.sri, Svo!
tion '"undml'^T'w' P.'""""",". ."f ""o Howard A.soola-
I.on., IsTfl, 8;o ' *"• 2- '^"'^ •"'»« »''J our l'"or,
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Pilgrimage.
Pilgrimage.
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Pilgrimage. Illust. Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
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Boys Lon 1S79 fp. Svo. 2. Nellie Gordon, the Fac-
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«h authors name, same year; 3d ed., lSli5. 2
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De„Tl','"'i'R-. "","%.,"'^'^; .'•, '^'""^•'"" Consolation in
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common pleas of Philadelphia. I. Annals of PI "nix.
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Historical and liiographioal .Sketches, Phila,, 1883 Svo
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• Ihe Angel in the Marble, Bost., 1877, 16mo ; 3d ed.,
. ■„ " "'" \"l""'e "'■ the Book; or. The Profit
ed" sT"""? "/, f'll't, «'-'?• •^■- ^--k, •l87W, 12i„o, 3,
Ion I S.J <J»fjf Kgypt: Bible Headings ,mE.vodus,
Lon., 13S4, p. svo. 4. T^ie ChrL^^tian and the Modern
lSs"7™i2?r" ' '"""'• ■'■ ^"''^ ^""""'' -'^■' ^°'^'
IsJ*i^','.J"''''o'*'^*-, *''«"''• '• Lina's Tale.,, Lon.,
1S.S5; p Svo ' '' " ^'"'" "^ ""' Co-mune, Lon.,
1 T^'r'n*'"' ^' "•' .("'e')!".) ["""•. vol. iii., add.]
1. Ihe l.ovells: a ,-tory (j| the Danish War. Lon 1873
p. 8v» ■ new ed., 1S76. 2. I Know ; or, The Verities of
the Bible, Lon., 1S78. 18mo.
Pepper, Augustus Joseph, M.B., F.R.c S sur-
geon to St. Mary's Hospital, London, and teacher of prac-
tical and operative surgery at the medical school. Ele-
ments of Surgical Pathology. Illust. I,nn„lss:! !^5„„
1 epper, John Henry, [.nw.. vol. ii., ad'd.f T
tyclopajdic .Science Simplified, Lon., ls60, Kimo •>
i/-'!,'' ,*'"8netism. Pneumatics, and Acoustics, Lon"
8,3, 16mo. 3. Chemistry, Electricity, Light, Lon.
18(3. Hiino; new ed.. 187li • = > ,
Pepper, William, M.D., LL.D,, b. 1843, in Phil-
adelphia ; graduated at the University of Pennsylvania
12'.'5
I
PEP
1802, and in medicine 1864; [irofcssor of clinical medi-
cine in the University of I'cnnsylviiniii 1876-,S7, and
since then |irufc!Sor of the theory and practice of medi-
cine; ]irovost of the University since 1881. He has
contributed miiny articles to medical journals, and pub-
lished single addresses, Ac. With Staiui, Louis, (ed.)
A System of Practical Medicine by American Authors,
I'hila., 1S85-86, 5 vols. 8vo.
Pepys, Hon. Walter Courtenay, b. 1840 ; son
of the first Earl of Cottenham ; formerly of the COth
Rifles ; called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn 1877. Geneal-
ogy of the Pe|iys Family, 1273-1887, Lon., 18S7, 4to.
Perceviil, A. G. Northern Queensland, Lon.,
1881, ISmo.
Perceval, E. P. Animal Life Described and Il-
lustrated, Lon., 1879, sup. r. 8vo.
Perceval, P. Tamil Proverbs, with their Eng-
lish Translation'; 3d ed., Lon., 1875, 8vo.
Percival, C. S. and E. History of Buchanan
County, Iowa, Cleveland. 0., 1881, 4to.
Percival, J. .>!• 1. Trans.) The Last von Reck-
enburg; from the (icrumnof Louise von Francois, Bost.,
1887, 12mo. 2. (Trans.) The Romance of the Canoness :
a Life History ; from the German of Paul Heyse, N.
York, 1887, 12mo.
Percival, llev. John, M.A., LL.D., graduated,
double first class, at Trinity College, O.xford, 1858; or-
dained 1860; head-master of Clifton College 1862-78;
head-master of Rugby School sinoe 1887. 1. The Con-
nection of the Universities and the Great Towns, 1873.
2. Some Helps for School Life: Sermons preached at
Clifton College, Lon., 1880, p. 8vo.
Percival, .llrs. Louisa Jane, daughter of Sir
,Tohn Wedderburn, Bart.; married, 186U, to Edward
Hope Percival, of the Bombay Civil Service. The Life
of Sir David Wedderburn, Bart., M.P. Comiiiled from
his Journals and Writings by his Sister. Lon., 1834,
8vo.
" This book is more than a mere compilation. . . . The
result i.s a very Interesting memoir."— -liw/., xxv, 200.
Percy, C. .11. Mechanical Engineering of Collier-
ies, Lon., 1882, 8vo.
" Percy, Florence," (Pseud.) See Allen, Mrs.
Elizabeth C., Hu/u'd.
Percy, George. Robin, and other Poems, Bost.,
1877, 12mo.
Percy, H. C. Cashier's Scrap-Book : Portfolio of
Bank Anecdotes and Incidents. Illust. N. York, 1879,
12mo,
Percy, John, M.D., F.R.S., ['lute. vol. ii., add.,]
occupieil the chair of metallurgy at the Royal .School of
Mines from 1851 till 1879. 1. Metallurgy of Lead: in-
cluding Desilvorization and Cupellation, Lon., 1870, 8vo.
2. Manufacture of Russian Sheet-Iron, Lon., 1871, 8vo.
Percy, Stephen. 1. Tales of the Kings and
Queens "f England; new ed., Lon., 1886, p. 8vo. 2.
Robin Hood and his .Merry Foresters, Lon., 1887, 12mo.
Pereira, (formerly Tihbs,) Rev. Henry Wall,
.M.A., M.R.I. A., ['iiite. vol. iii.. Turns, H. W., add.,]
graduated at Trinity College, Dublin, 1839; ordained
1841; vicar of Bobbington 1862-71. Commentary on
the Office for the Ministration of Baptism, Lon., 1883,
8vo.
Pereira, Mrs. Sarah M. S., (Clarke.) 1. The
Countess Margarethe and her Children ; or. Country
Life in Russia. Edin., 1872, ISmo. 2. Franziska; or,
The Feldhciiu Family, Edin., 1873, 12mo. 3. (Trans.)
The Young Brahmin's Story; or. The Confessions of
Bihi\ri Lai, by Auguste Glardcm, Edin., 1H74, p. 8vo. 4.
Scenes and Sketches from English Church History,
Edin., 1875. p. 8vo. 5. Little .Madeline: a Story for
Children, Edin.. 1876, 12mo. 6. An Enemy's Friend-
ship ; or, The Christmas-Gift: a Tale of the Franco-
Prussian War. Illust. Edin., 1876, 12mo. 7. May-
flower Stories. Illust. Edin., 1876, p. 8vo. 8. Miss
Trouble-thc-House and her .Adventures. Edin., 1877,
16mo. 9. (Trans.) Abyssinia; from the German of Dr.
H. W.J. Thiersch, Lon., 1885, 12mo. 10. The Trivial
Round : Chapters of Village Life. Illust. Lon., 1888,
or. Svo.
Peritie, Evulyne Thomas. Wiiy=idp Gleanings,
N. York, 1880, lOmo.
" Perk, Abner," (Pseud.) See Twcmiilev, Rev.
Al.EXANOEIl STEVESSOy.
Perkins, Charles Callahan, [nii'c, vol. ii.,
add.,] 1823-1886, graduated at Harvard 1843; «tudie<l
painting in Rome, and at Paris under Ary Schefi'er ;
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PER
afterwards studied music and etching ; president of the
Boston Art Club 1869-79, and of the Handel and Haydn
Society 1875-86; a member of the Legion of Honor
and corrcs]ionding member (jf the French Institute.
1. Italian Sculptors : History of Sculjiture in Northern,
Southern, and Eastern Italy : with Etchings and Wood
Engravings, Lon. and Bost., 1868, imp. 8vo. 2. .Art in
Education, N. York, 1870. 3. Raphael and Michel-
angelo. Illust. Host., 1878, cr. Svo. 4. (Ed.) Art in
the House: Historical and .-Esthetical Studies on the
Decoration and Furnishing of the Dwelling. By Jacob
von Falkc. From the Third German Edition : with
Notes. Illust. Boat., 1879, 4to. 5. Sepulchral Monu-
ments in Italy, N. Y'ork, 1883. 6. Historical Hand-
Book of Italian Sculpture. Illust. N. York, 1883, Svo.
" In its province, we know nothing which so well fills
its niche as this work."— Xaliim, xxxvili. 40.
7. History of the Handel and Haydn Society, (founded
A.D. 1815:) prefaced by an Account of Puritan Psalm-
ody in Old and New I]ngland. Vol. i.. No. 1. Bost.,
1883, Svo. 8. Ghiberti et son Ecole. Illust. Paris,
1886.
" Like previous works of the late lamented historian of
the arts of Tuscany, this exhaustive monograph, on one
of the most original of the Renaissance artists, is rather
to be noted for its patient and thoroUKh research, its com-
pendious assiniilation of the art st\ulles of other authori-
ties, and its catholic appreciation, than for critical acumen
or originality."— .VadVm, xliv. 81.
"It IS a carefully-written monograph, . . . and contauis
a great deal that has hitherto been unknown about Ulii-
berti's private life and the dates at which hi.s various
works were executed."— J. H. Miuoleton.
See, also, Ciiami'lin, Joh.n Deniso.v, Jr., supra.
Perkins, D. C. The Homa'opathii, Therapeutics
of Rheumatism and Kir Ired Diseases, P u'- , 1888, Svo.
"Perkins, Eli," (Pseud.) Sec L.' iiio.v, Mel-
ville D., snpia.
Perkins, Frederic Beecher, b, 1828, at Hart-
ford, Conn. ; educated at Y'ale ; c.dmitled to the bar at
Hartford 1851 ; librarian of the San Francisco Free
Public Library 1880-87. 1. President (ireeley, Pres-
ident Hoffman, and the Resurrection of the Ring: a
History. By Pharaoh Endlong, [pseud.] Burlington,
1872. 2. Scrope; or. The Lost Library : a Novel, Host.,
1874, Svo. 3. Check-List for American Local History.
Bost., 1876, 4to. 150 copies. 4. Devil-Puzzlers, and
other Studies, N. Y'ork, 1877, 16mo. 5. My Three Con
versotions with Miss Chester, N. York, 1877, 16nio. 6.
Charles Dickens: his Life and Works, 1877. 7. (Ed.)
The Best Reading: Hints on the Selection of Books, ie. ;
4th ed., enl., N. York, 1877, Svo. 8. Rational Classi-
fication of Literature for Shelving and Classifying Books
in a Library : with Alphabetical Index, San Fran., 1S8|,
Svo ; 2d ed., rev., 1884.
Perkins, H. Scores of Cricket Matches between
Oxford and Cambridge, Lon., 1887, 12mo.
Perkins, James llreck, b. 1847, ot St. Cr.iix
Falls, Wis.; graduated at Rochester University 1867;
admitted to the bar 186S. France under Mazarin : with
a Review of the Administration of Richelieu, N. York.
1886, 2 vols. Svo.
" We have very little but praise for the work before us.
. -Vbout a third (if the work is given to Richelieu; about
a third ... to the Fronde; and three ehai.ters at Ilie en^l
are of a general nature, upon the administration, sncicly.
and rcliiiiou. The reader lays aside the book with a
higher estimate of Mazariu's ability and charactcr."-
Salidit, xiiii. 215.
i " Mr. Perkins combines an industry worthy ot Ins sub-
! jeet with a remarkable i«i\vcr (jf presenting the resulls
of his labours in an attractive form. He has a ihovui;!!
i acciuaintance with the works of the menn)ir-nTltcrs and
letter-writers of his iwriod ; he has consulted State napeis
of all kiiuls, both printed and in manuscript. . . . Th.iiii,'li
he adorns his book with the vivacity, personal iulcnst,
and pictures(iue descriptions that are eharactcrislic <il the
literature of the dav, lie bases his hisUiry on authorities
i that stand apart from the iiiliueiiee of spite or other scUisli
I motives."— S(i(. Kev.. Ixiii. 1"»1.
■ Perkins, John. Floral Designs for the Table:
being Directions for its Ornainentalion. Illust. Lon.,
1877, obi. fol.
Perkins, Mrs. Sue Chestnntwood. Honor
Bright: a Romance, Bufi'alo, N.Y., 1883, I2iihi.
Prrks, Mrs. J. Ilartlev. From HtMitlier Hills.
Lon., 1887, 2 vols.
Perot, J. M. X. Man and God, Lon., 1881, Svo.
Perowue, Rt. Rev. John James SteunrI,
L
D.D., ['(M^
ul. i.
bridge 1S45 : ordaincil 1847; |
add.,] b. 1823; graduated at Ciiii
rcbendary of St. .Vndre
nd canon of Llandafl" 1869-78; Hulscan professor "I
.w*!.;;;., ^.iate.
PER
divinity I87a-7S, deiin of Peterborougli 1 878-1)0 unci I
since then liisliop of Worcester. He wus ,i member of
the OM Testament Revision Compan.v, is e.litor of tlie
Cambridge Bible f..r schools, Ac, and bus contribute.! '
to periodicals. I. Immortality: Hulsean Lectures for
m^-, Lon., \m, Svo. 2. .Sermons preached at Lam-
peter ami in Llandaff Cathedral, Lon., 187:i |, Svo 3
The Church, the Mini-try, the Sacraments: Five 'Ser-
mons preached in Peterborough Cathcdml, I,.,n Iss.'i
8vo. 1. The Doctrine of the Lord's Supper, l,on ISS7'
18mo. And see Thihi.wai.i., rovvop, ii,/;„ '
Perowiie, Veil. Thomas Thoiiiason, [ante,
vol. 11., „dd.,] reitor of Re<lenhall with Harleston and
\\ ortwell since I.S74 : archdeacon of Norwich since 1878
Our Iligh-Pricst in Heaven ; or, The Present Action of
thr.st as High- Priest, in its Relation to the Worship of
the Christian t'hurch, Lon., 18Sj, 8vo.
Perrain, Annie Frances. 1. "Go Work •" a
Rook for (iirls, Lon., IS.S.'i, p. .Svo. 2. The Opposite
icq'J"" <="'"' """" ^'""''' '■"'• Cottage Homes, Lon.,
]al~' ','•„"• "*■ ^^"""^ "'"'"' ""J Early Christians, Lon.
IS.Sj, l2mo. '
Perrett, Jennie. I. Ren Owen: a Lancashire
.Story, Lon., lx,<j, I2mo: new ed.. IS.s:!. 2. Into the
Light. Illust. Lon., lS8lt,fp. Svo; new ed., 1883. S
Davy s Friend, and other Stories, Lon., ISSl, ismo 4'
Harold's Ambition ; or, A Dream of Fame, Lon., ISS7'
l-'mo. 5. Filled with Gold. Illust. Lon., 188S, p. Svo
R. Ivatj s Re.^^olution, Lon., I8S8, ISuio.
Pcrrier, Amelia. I. "Mea Culpa," Lon., 1869
2 vols. p. Svo 2. A Good .Match, Lon., IS72, 2 vols, p.'
°",Q-- '"'*'■ '" *1"™<!<"'> i^""-. 1873, p. 8vo: new
ri?'*''ri",' Jyf'y'nond «• 1. The Student's Dreams, '
^'"°V ';T'V'^'?°- ,-;. '^'"' '^^'"S''^" «f Philosophy
ri'- r?M^r""\'."'" ""^ Knowledge: a Comparison of the
Uiict i hilosophioaland Religious Systems of the World
Lon., ISS5, Svo. ' I
Perrin, William Henry. 1. History of Craw-
ford County, Ohio, Chic, ISSl, .(to. 2. History of Stark
County, Ohio, Chic, 1881, 4lo. 3. History of Fayette
County, Kentucky, Chic, 1882, 4to. 4. History of Bond
and Montgomery Counties, Illinois, Chic, ISS2, 4to 5
History of Cass County, Illinois, Chic, 18S2, 4to 6*
Histor.y of Rourbon, Scott, Harrison, and Nicholas Coun-
ties Kentucky, Chic, I,SS2, 4to. 7. The Pioneer Press
of Kentucky. (Filson Club Pub.,) Louisville, 188S, 4to
With HiLi., H. H., and Graham, A. A., The History of'
Ldgar County, Illinois. Illust. Chic, 1S79, Svo. With
Rattle, .1. 11.: 1. History of Delaware County, Ohio
Chic, 1880, Svo. 3. History of Medina County, Ohio
Chic, LSSl, 4to. With Graham, A. A., History of
Summit County, Ohio, Chic, LSSI. 4to
, r,*!'""';' "•'V. William Henry, D.D., 1827-
1S8U, b. at Lyons, N.Y. ; became a Methodist Episcopal
minister 18o I ; was for some years a professor at Albion
College, Mich. The Principles of Chuich Government:
with .special Application to the Polity of Episcopal Meth-
odism, tditeil by James H. Potts, 1\D. N.York, ISSS
12ino. > >
Perring, .Mrs,, [„»r., vol. ii., add.] 1. The Castle '
and the Cottage. Lon., 1S67, ISmo. 2. RIanche and:
Agnes Lon., 1S69, ISmo. 3. Our Poor Neighbour-
Lon., 1.S70, ISmo. 4. The Twin Brothers, Lon., 187(1
IMno. 0. Sibyl Grey, Lon., 1877, ISmo. 0. Lilian Sea- '
orott, Lon., 1S7S, ISrao. 7. Aunt Mary, Lon., I8S0.
IJmo. 8. The Three Sisters, Lon., 1S83, 12mo
Perring, Rev. Sir Philip, Bart., M.A., b. 1828 :
educated at the fni^crsity of Cambridge; succeeded his
tather, as fourth baronet, ISOfi. 1. The Spirit and the
Muse: containing Original Hymns, and other Poems,
Lon IS, 2, Svo; new ed., I8S1). 2. Hard Knots in
.Miakspeare, Lon., ISS,'), Svo.
^f'^l!'"?' ',/'"'■.''• Subjects for Fifty-Two Addresses to
Mothers' Meetings, Lon., IS7«, ISmo.
Perry, A. The School-Master's Trial: or. Old
.-chool and New. N. York, 18S1, I2mo
PER
::r' i
p
'erry, A. T. A Windfall,' N. York, ISSO, 12mo.
I. Esther Pennefather: a Novel,
2. More Ways than One, Cost.,
Perry, Alice.
N. York, !H7S, Hv.
1-79, 12mo.
1 .*!/'17*'' ■^"'"S' Memorial of Zaohariah Allen, 1795-
1^-2, Cambridge, Mass., Iss3, Svo.
Perry, Arthur I.athnm, LL.D., [autr, vol. ii.,
itddj Introduction to Political Economy, N. York,
I81 (, 12mo,
Perry, neiijamin Franklin, iso.i-issti, b in
I endleton District, S.C; educated in Asheville, N.C., and
t.recnville, .•?.C., and admitted to the bar in 1S'>7 • wa.s
successively district attorney, district judge, and'pro-
TTII M''m'""'"" "''/''•""'' '-^"'•"li""- "• Heminisceices
of I ubiic Men : prefaced by a Life of the Author by 11.
M. Perry. Illust. Phila., lss:i, i2mo. 2. .xk.tchc- of
tminen American statesmen: with .Speeches and Let-
wi, . l'-r™!iu.',''-"''T' P'-'^I'^'-'^'J kv an Outline of the
^ Author s Life, Phila., ISS7, Svo.
Perry, Carlotta. Poem.*, Chic, ISSs Pmo
V,^'r"iy' <-'[VV'es Copland, M.A., graduated at
New College, O.Mord. 187.) ; late assistant master at Eton
College Reports on German Elementary Schools and
training Colleges: prepared for the English Education
Department ami for the Royal Commission on Education.
Lon., 1887, cr. Svo.
.u'V^'' P'''^*<-'"t volume, compiled bv Mr. Perry from au-
nilfle ,«. , r "'"' ™'l>'S-'i'-,\vl'ieh is tlie result of a lung
nVe 1 , n 1 i„ ';''?'"'">'• .^"f'('l'«>* a very m.ees.sary siipplt-
V r i,l'^ r . ri ■"'l f"V'|^'"','"-s " i's«ful correcti ve, U> "m r.
AriKiKi s report. —Sjirvlalur, ix. J^'JO.
Perry, Mrs. E. C, (" Eltin Hall," pseud.) 'Tween
Ihou and .Me, Albanv. 1879, sm. 4lo.
Perry, Frederick. Dulce Domum : Es.mys .,n
Home Life, Lon., 1S73, p. Svo.
Perry, Gardner M. History of Bradford, Massa-
chusetts, to the Close of 1820, [historical sermon,] Haver-
hill Mass., 1 ss:i, Svo. Edition limited to 2511 copies.
, ,* effy. t-eorge B. Corporal Bruce of the Bala-
kiava M.\ Hundred, Rost., 1S7S, Ifimo.
•• *''i7'['u".*o^ ♦•^"'■ge «resley, M.A., [„nie, vol.
11.. add., b 1820; graduated at Crpus Christi College.
Oxford, l.sJO; ordained 1S14; canon and prebendary of
Milton Manor in Lincoln Cathedral since I8f>l. I (Ed )
English Prose Treatises of Richard Rollc de Haiupole.
irom R. Thornton's MS., (circa 144U A.D.) (Early Eno'-
hsh Text J.OC.) Lon., I86B, Svo. 2. (Ed.) Religious
Pieces, in Prose and Verse. From K. Thornton's MS.
(Early Lnglish Text Soc) Lon.. IS67, Svo. 3. The
Christian Fathers, Lon.. 1870, l2mo. 4. The Life an.l
limes of Bishop Grosseteste, Lon., 1871, I2mo ■;
.Mudent's .Manual of English Church History, from the
1 lanting of the Church in Great Britain to the Silencing
of Convocation, Lon., 1S7S-S7, three series, p. Svo. «
The Life of St. Hugh of Avalon, Bishop of Lincoln : with
some Account of his Predecessors in the See of Lincoln
Lon., 1S79, p. Svo.
"Tlie ■ Life of St. Hugh.' which i.s it.s ostensible subiect
tikes up less than lialf the v,,hime, iiuiret'-'M one 1111-
j ed and seveiitv [.ages of wliich are ,levuted to lie I is-
tor.\ uf the estabhslimeiit of the see of l.iii<.(,ln and lu bi-
ographies of its tirst oeciipants. together witl ske c li 's of
i the monurchs niul clergy of St. ifugh's time. an 11
mL'?;' "v':.rv':'?""l'".»', '"•:"'«'" "« "'^' leading inms of
r„Hf. o ■. ■^'^"'■"k"'''*-' eharacter in.his well-written iiar-
- rative. Perhaps it is a.s well that he ho-s not attempted aiiv
general .^umniary of his life. Mr. ])im„ck'.s portrait ,' lis
.rii^K!'iln""''"i'T,""; ';i»!l"P '» '"" powerfully dra« ii , e
eaMly siirptts.sed."— »i(. A'ct., xlviii! xy,
7. History of the Reformation in England, Lon.. ISSti
12mo. > >
; Perry, J. T. The Transit of Venus : Notes of a.
: Voyage to Kerguelen's Laml, Lon., 1S7(;, Svo.
Perry, J. >V. The Law of Trusts and Trustees,
Bost., 1872. Svo.
Perry, Prof. John, M.E. 1. Elementary Treatise
on Steam, Lou., 1S74, ISmo; new ed., 1S81. 2. Prao-
tical Mechanics. Illust. Lon., Is8:i, I2mo.
Perry, John T. Sixteen Saviours or One? the
Gospels not Bnihminie, Cin., 1879, sq. Ifimo.
Perry, Joseph F., Jr. D.igs : their Management
and Ireatmeut 111 Disease. By Ashmoiit. Bost.. 1885.
Perry, .Mrs. L. C. The Heart of the Weed, Bost.
1888, 12mo. Anon.
Perry, .Miss Nora, b. IS4I, in Massachusetts;
Boston corres|iondeiit of the Providence .lournal, and a
contributcu- to leading American magazines. I. After
the Ball, and other Poems, Bost., IS74, sm. 4to; new e.l.,
1879. 2. The Tragedy of the Cnexpected, and other
Stories. Best., ISSO. ISmo. 3. Her Lover's Friend, and
other i'oeins, Bost., Is.xii, sq. IBnio. 4. Bessie's Trials
at Boarding-.School ; new ed., Bost., 1S81, 12mo. 5
Book of Love-.; lories. Host., 1S81. Ifimo. 6. For a
Woman, ISSa. 7. New Songs and Ballads, Bost., 188«,
Ifimo. s. A Flock of Girls and their Friends. Illu.st.
Bost., 1SS7, i2mo. 9. The Youngest Miss Lorton, an.l
other Stones, Bost., 1888, 12mo. With others, Margy's
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Two Troubles, ami other Stories. Illust. Bost., ISTS, '
IKnir).
Perry, O. L. 1. Rank and Iia(l;;cs: Precedence,
Salutes in the Army and Navy, Au., Lon., 1SS8, 12nio. j
2. vjuido to OfBcinl Kegulationu of Guards and Sentries,
l,on., 1SS7, 8vo.
Perry, Richard l)avi§. In and Out of Fashion,
Lon., 1SS5, :i vol:!. |l. .'ivo.
Perry, Mrs. Susan Tcall. Little Poemi in a
.Mother'! Life. Illust. Chio., 1S77, sq. l2mo.
Perry, Thomas Sergeant, o. ISl.O, in Newport,
U.I. ; gniduatod at Harvard IHliB ; studied in Paris and
Berlin: tutor in (ierman at Harvard l'<8S-7i, and in-
.«truetor in English 1S77-SI. 1. (Trans.) Virgin Soil,
by Ivan S. Turgenioft'; from the French Version, N.
York, 1S77, 16mo 2. (Ed.) The Life and Letters of I
Franeis LicbtT, liost., 1SS2, 8vo.
" Hi' luus not himself atteniiited U> iirodncy an original
Work, Jiiit allows the reader to make the acciuaintance (jf
Lielier thniiigli iiis letters, which show him as he appeared
to his conlciiiporarics, full of enthusiasm, intelligence,
and generous impulse."— .Viif/oii, .\;:xvl. 65.
.1. English Literature in the Eighteentli Century, N.
York, 1S8;), 12ino. 4. From Opit/. to Lessing : a Study
o( Pseudo-ClassicisTu in Literature, Best., 18S4, 12nio.
" The aim of .Mr. Perry's volume. a;< stated in his preface,
is ■ to Klve some few of the many available pnjofs that the
dilfcrent nations of moilern Kurope have passed through
verv nearly the same experience in literature.' . . . Two
careful readings of it have left us with the impression of a
somewhat sketchy and desultory hook."— .V(i(io?i. xl. fil.
.1. The Evolution of liie Snob, Lost., 1S87. llimo.
"It is not & ji'it-il'mpril. or a social .satire at all, but a
serious and really scientilic treatise." — Critic, vi. *J8U.
Perry, Rev. Thomas Walter, ['latc, vol. ii.,
add.,] educated at Chichester College; ordained 1845;
vicar of Ardleigh since 1872, and hon. canon of St. Al-
bans since 1888. Notes on the Judgment of the Privy
Council in the Appeal Hebbert v. Purchas, 1871, Lon.,
1877, Svo.
Perry, Walter Copland, [mitt; vol. ii., add.]
1. (Trar's.) lli.^tory of the French Revolution, by H.
von .'^ybel, Lon., 1870, 2 vols. 8vo. 2. Greek and Roman
Sculpture : a Popular Introduction, Lon., 18S2, 8vo. 3.
A Descriptive Catalogue of the Collection of Casts from
the .Antique in the South Kensington Museum, Lon.,
1884, Svo.
Perry, Rt. Rev. William Stevens, S.T.U.,
LL.D., [ante, vol. ii., add.,] rector of Trinity Church,
Geneva, N.Y., 1869-76 ; Bishop of Iowa since 1876. In
1887 he was elected Bisliop of Nova Scotia, but did not
accept. 1. A Century of Episcopacy in Portland : a
Sketch of the History of the Epi!;,,opaI Church in Portland,
Maine, from the Organization of St. Paul's, Falmouth,
1763. to the Present Time, 1S63. 2. The Collects of the
Church, 1864. Privately printed. New ed., Davenport,
1878. 3. (Ed.) Of the Imitation of Christ. Four Books.
By Thomas il Kempis. With an Introduction. Bost.,
1864. 4. A Memorial of the Rev. Thomas Mather Smith,
D.D. ByW.S. P. Cambridge, 1866. Privately printed.
.1. ( Ed.) A History of the Book of Common Prayer : with
a Rationale of its Offices. By Francis Proctor. With an
Introductory Chapter on the History of the American
Liturgy. N. York, 1868; new ed., i '81. 6. Historical
Collections of the American Colonial Church: vol. i.,
Virginia; vol. ii., Pennsylvania; vol. iii., Massachu-
setts; vol. iv., Maryland; vol. v., Delaware, 1871-78, 5
vols. 4to. 7. Journals of the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the United States, 1785-18.35, N. Haven, 1872, 3
vols. 8vo. 8. Life-Lessons from the Book of Proverbs,
N. York, 1872; .Id ed., 1879, ]2mo; 4th ed., 1885. 9.
Historical Notes and Documents illustrating the Or-
ganization of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States of America, 1874. Id. Hand-Book of the
General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
giving its History and C( nstitution, 17S5-1S71, N. York,
1874, 12mo; new cds., continuing the work to date,
1877, 1881. 11. A Sunday-School Experiment, 1874;
Md ed., 1H77. 12. The Reunion Conference at Bonn,
1875. 13. A Personal Narrative, 1876. Privately
printed. 14. The American Cathedral, 1877. l.'>. Mis-
sions and Missionary Bishops in the American Church ;
a I'aper read before the Church Congress held at Stoke-
npr.n-Trent, Enghmd, O.-tober, 1S7f., I.'-.n., !'<77, "v<>.
Privately printecL 16. Scriptural Reasons for the Use
of Forms of Prayer, Davenport, la., 1878. 17. The
Second Lambeth Conference; a Personal Narrative, 1879,
18. Some Summer DavsAbroad, Davenport, 1880, l2mo.
19. Ober-Ammergau in 1875 and 1880, 1881. Privately
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printed. 20. Easier with the Poet.', Davenport, 1881.
21. The Church's Year, Davenport, 18S|. 22. Catechet-
ical Instruction, 1882. 23. The History of the American
Episfopal Church, 1587-1883. Illust. Best., iss.^, 2
vols. 4to. (Originally projected by Clarence F. Jowett.
Includes, besides the history by Bishop Perry, nineteen
monographs, Ijy Robert C. Winthrop, Prof. M(jsc8 Coit
Tyler, Rev. I'hillips Brooks, and other writers.)
"" Everywhere there is evidence of the utmost Industry
and pall^cnce and lidellty in the collection of materials
and the inlerpretaiion ot the various tendencies at work
in the develo)iment of the Church. . . . That he [Hishop
I'erry] has not assimilated his materials is impressed upon
us from the liegiuniii!,' to the end. . . . They [the mcitio-
graphs] constitute the more inti-resting and valualile )ior-
tioM of'the whole."— .Va/ioH, xl. :t87,
Also, single sermons, Ae. And see Hawks, F. L..
Kuprtt,
Pernzzi, Signorn E. M., daughter of W. W.
Story, iii/rii. (Trans.) Thoughts on Art '.ind Autobio-
graphical Memoirs of (iiovanni DuinC, Lon., 1884, p.
Svo; new ed., with Introduction by W. W. Story.
Peter, A. Petre. Analysis of Decisions of Sir
George Jessel i with Notes, References, lie., Lon., 1883,
8to.
Peter, Richard and Otto liathurst. The
Histories of Launceston and Dunheved, Ac, Plymouth,
1885, 8vo.
Peters, Edward. (Trnnj.) Paulinism : a Contri-
bution to the History of Primitive Christian Tlieology,
by 0. Pfloiderer, Lon., 1877, 2 vols. 8vo.
Peters, Edward Dyer, M.D., b. 1849, at Dor-
chester, Mass. ; educated at the Freiberg Mining School,
Saxony ; superintendent of the Parrot Silver and Co]>-
])er Company 1884-85. American Methods of Copper
Smelting. Illust. N. York, 1888, 8vo.
Peters, F. H., JI.A. I. (Trans.) Aristotle's Nic-
omachean Ethics, Lon., 1881, p. Svo; 3d ed., 1888. 2.
(Trans.) Vassili Verestchagin : Painter— Soldier — Trav-
eller : Autobiographical Sketches by Monsieur and Ma-
dame Verestchagin; translated from the (Jerman and
the French. Illust. Lon., 18S7, 2 vols. ii. Svo.
" Mr. Peters has doi\e his work so admirably that one
can scarcely believe it to bo a translatiun."— .4cn((., xxxiv.
•2Ai.
Peters, Rev. George Nathaniel Henry, b.
1825, in New Berlin, Pa. , graduated at Wittenberg ''ol-
lego 1850 ; entered die ministry of ihe Lutheran CI jrcli.
The Theocratic Kingdom of Our Lord Jesus Christ, N.
York, 1884, 3 vols.
Peters, Rev. John Punnett, Ph.D., b. 1852, in
New Y'ork ; graduated at Yale College 1873; studied
theology at Yale Divinity School ; ordained in the E|)is-
copal Church 1877; professor of Old Testament lan-
guages and literature in the Episcopal Divinity School,
l'hiladeli)hia, since 1SS4. (Trans.) The Political His-
tory of Recent Times, 1816-1875: with Sjie^ial Refer-
ence to Germany, by W. MUller : with Appendix cover-
ing the Period from 1876 to 1881, N. York, 1882, 12mo.
Peters, Rev. Madison C, i Presiiyteriun mi i-
ister in New Y'ork, formerly of Philadelphia. Empty
Pews, and Selections from other Serniunj on Timely
Topics, N. Y'ork, 1^87, 12mo.
Peters, William Theodore. The Children of
the Week ; being the Honest and (uily Authentic Ac
count of Certain Siories, as related by the Red Imlian
to Alexander Selkirk, Jr., herein truthfully set down.
Illust. N. York, 1886, f.q. Svo.
Petersdorff, Charles Erdman, [nut,; vol. ii.,
add.,] b. 1800; called to the bar at the Inner Temple
1833; sergeant-at-law 1858; judge of county courts
since 1865. 1. Supplement to -Abridgment of Common
and Statute Law, 1S63-70, Lon., 1870, r. Svo. (This is
I incorporated in later editions of the "Abridgment.")
2. Compendium of the Law of Master and Servant, Lon.,
1876, 12mo.
Peterson, Arthur, b. 1851, at Germnntown, Ph.;
son of Henry Peterson, iti/ra ; paymaster, U.S.N. Sun^'^
of New Sweden, and other Poems, Phila., 1887, 12mo.
Peterson, Frederick. Poems and Swedish Trans-
lations, Buffalo, N.Y., 1883, 12mo.
Peterson, Henry, [ante, vol. ii., add.] 1. The
Modern Job, Phila., 1869. 2. Pembcrton ; or, One
Hundred Ver,r= Ag", 1S7;>,. 3. Fnire-Monnt, 1H74, 4.
Confessions of a Minister, 1874. 5. Bessie's Lovers,
1877. 6. Cicsar ; a Dramatic Study, Phila., 1879, I61110.
7. Poems : including " The Modern Job." Second Series.
Phila., 1883, l6mo.
Peterson, Robert Evans, M.D., [nnir, vol. ii..
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add.,] bl SI 2, in PhiladelphiH. (Tmns.) Notes of a
PiiUMSt by I,oui8 Moroau (lottschalk, durnri " Pro
fes.,,.n,il IVmr. in the fnited St.tes. "ifn . in ,h;.
Ant, lie,, »ncl ,^„„th Ameriea: preceued ,yn Short Ui
ograpucal Sketch, with Contemporane,,, a ch icWm
Edited by hi., Sister, Clara (iottichalk. I'hi a h"i
PcterNOii, W. (Trans.) The Speeeh oC Cieoro lor
Cluentiu. : with an Introdnction and Notes, Oxf. Hsi' I
Pctherick, E. a. Catalogue of Vork-Oate Li
brarJ^ ,„r„,ed by Mr. Silver: an ll.de.. to the I. e at . re
of Geography, Maritiu.o and Inlan.l Di.eovery, Co '
Xissh's:;^™^";" '""''■ ^-•' '««'/2d ::^.
Petit, Aiiieiie V. How to Read, and Hints in
ehoosmg .he lie,,t liooks: with Classified' Lists of Wori"
onjiiography, H.story, Criticism, Ac, N.York, is'"^ j
ArM,h?: /"'"'• F""'-) ^"^"^ "»'' Sketehe, of an
Architect during a .Journey in the Northwe-st of Euro, o
from the French of Felix Narjoux, Host., Is77 8vo '
LiJ:^;'i:i,^2^;);';!;i?i; ^);r '™'""^'" -^ •^''"-"^
«bp^:;:^',*-.^;e itt^d.^^i'-fi^rt^^ ■ '""'-
LS.*i!'!q"?2m^.'"*" ^''""''«"«'' Montgomery, Ala.,
l8^!'"p':'s''v'o"^"'"* '''"' ^""' ''"8"™' f^o^'^.] Lon.,
Petrie, W. M. Flinders, b. 1853; educated i>ri-
lately ; made explorations and measurements of |,re lis-
tone monuments and other remains in Britain in' W5-.
f,;.bTp ^«>l'' '■»'• 'he same purpose in 18SI, and
for the Egyptian Exi.loration Fuml n l.'*S4, and later
excavated the uiounds of San, the Zoar of S ripture
discovered ho site and ruins of the long-lost (lra>co
Egyptian cty of Naukratis, in the Delta^.n.l was tl^ ;
ru n,?f T.."^ ""I f","' "f ^"^ ""'» "f Defenneh, with 1 o
ru.nsof Pharaoh's house on the latter site. 1. Inductive
Metrology: Ancient Measures from Monuments L„n.
Th '• V S'onehengc: Plans, Descriptions, and
of S r'M■'/'^'• ■'■ '^^'' ^'>-"""''^' ""'» T'^'-'P^es
■■Mr V. * ^"""- ^'"'■' 1'^'*"''' "• ■»«" ; ifw ed., 18S5
.,„.,• ^'""'f ?'"'"' ""le months at (iizeli living in a
tomb, contented with (he harde.stlare,aii7l ii a ii "s^coni
..ratis. i-art I With Chapters by Cec I Smith, Ernest
F^id-Piiitr ?r;YsJ«,^ro'- ^'^^^p"-" ^^^"'°™"-
,.,i'v?rvl ,'"'','-''"''* "'' '^f''- Pe'trie's laborinii.s work in the lils
(•h';„J?."" A^S",,"- ^'"besheh and Defenneh: with'
hai ters by A. S Murray and F. LI. Griffith, (Egyptian I
L.xploration Fund Pub.,) Lon., 1S8S, 8vo ^''»^I""">
riie annotations '.f Mr. (Jrimth and Mr. Murrav tho
loos and learn.'., ,Iis,|,ils||io.i on s,ai.,lard weiKlUs.'and
PFE
12mo'' 2.f er/sf^'. """''^ ^""^ '^ ^'""' ^'''"•' '""'
^ ?'c'p''b*TH%/''?'p' }*?,"'r "•^- ^''^■^- F'R-So
• n.t.l., b. 1,S34, at Roxhill, Lanarkshire; graduate!
m medicine with first-class honors at Edinburgh 1861
bccamo^a^^stant curator of the Hunterian Museum iii
I London lsfi2, curator of the Museum of the Knval College
rnllrmfrv"%n"" "'■'''"• ""'' l'""'«l"«i'< to'tlic R -^a
in rmarj, ],s(,ii; k.,.ti|,„r ,.„ phvsiology to tliM Rovnl
i;«:'jt;;;r';Kt;;;:;rK;::;,:;-':?;;s'
'S,=r"ii,;;:;!KSi5;:-,/-';ei:i":
■"l"g.v of the Ciivulation in Plant i„"',l,. •
Aninials.amlinMan, Lon.. I,"-/ i". '
Pettil-reu-"' '',';"';,"""L''"- ^>''-y-Ac„l.. vi. .109.
»im(.reu, JCcv, Sninii<> Thomas MA
graduated at Trinity Colk.;;c, Cambr l" TsV- '
dained IMS; diapliJin at M'uU.T^'t^l't . "^f
^:ph:t:'L™.!a."'''^"''^^ '""-'•''"' 'f-^"'''-
Pi'ttiiigili, lu-v. John Hancock. Ixi.-iss-
gradmitcd at Vale In37, and aflnwa d?,, he ('ni n
ins.-ioii, in Servm, lurkey, and Oreece IS.vt)-,-,? and
.ft rwards tiavelled extensively over ICuropc. . i|
^ ith L f V "'""'-"'"'k "I- Texts, Theme;, „i, 1
'tho-[\v,.T. 7.^ '"■"I")-',":"! Tnlemnia; Conflict bctwee.^
■ vationi.T""'^ ';"'"'"•''"' .Mi..eryand rniversil Sal"
i Chic IS?; \T "''"'.;""n ? •'"■ ''""■"■"I "f "'« ^■ittest,
■' th Future i it 1"" M • ''■'''? J'^'-"'">"l"gy .-elating to"
: le \a u e , '.^ 1 .."""" f ^'l*^ i^oripture Terms .ouehing
it JNatuie and Destiny of Man. I'hila.. Iss], 12 P
: la tonism ,«. Christianity : the (Question of I „n, -talitv
, JIiMoncal ly considered, Phil,,., Issi, ir,„, Tim
L e Lverlas.ing: what is it ? whence is it who,.e is it?
w.th a Symposium, Phila., 1SS2, 12nio i The Vn
, Ln.yersa : an Analysis of the Game a^ in roved" by the
:c,|r'^,!t.^L„:^^,?:';t,«--B'ory.r
■ P.utKVlls^'^'jvo'''"*^'^"""''^'' ^'"^'- Three
isf/J'?"!" •'•""' *'ewis, [„„„, vol. ii., „,i,i.,] b
vl-;'. ,!"""!'' ^''•' *-"-ad.mted in hiw at the In
^ors.ty of \irginia ls,,o, „nd afterwards practised in
Ovpi..,« li*, '"'■ "'"' ff"'">"ed abroad till 18S0. 1
O^erthe Alleghnnics and across the Prairies, Lon.. 1S69
PjSvo. '. Memoir of Willian, M. Pevton Isro q'
iMemorials of Nature and Art, issi. 4 Jli",'orv ofAu
gusta Cou.,ty, Virginia, Staunton, V,,. SS2 s,'! 5"
^r^:;« I!:!;"~-3 of a Hesidence'Abro„^,s;;u.?:
Pfeitfer, Emil Charles. An Account of the '89
BotTisi,'';::: '" """■"■^ '"'''^'- «^- ''-' oa"
Pft'itTcr, Mrs. Emily, d. 1890; born in Wales.
became the wife of „ German merchant setti d in Lo^:
don, who died oefore her; travelled extensive ,, AsL
I Lon ^"s"'?''oJ •■,"^r:r-"''-' Monuments, and ot^llir Pot "
: tj.oM^'"s;;i;,!;;j';;:;,'-i,i:;^'i,ri;!^^-' ;- ".ucn ..
2d'e/'i's-^''"''''' • '''* ^'l""™""'! l>i' .^"ng, Lon., 1877:
Poems Lm' '?8-o"-,o *• Q""'f '"•«"'- "race, and othei
Lyrical -^nd '■Di:;u;;.ic,"L:n:'78;^'=/r" r*^;;^
b.N a host of predecessors. . . . Her Weslcrii ■ Leavc-s' fluttc?
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:)iuitoiiy 111 remlliiK a voliiiiie 111' sciiiiu'ts (lUierwIw thiui ^f (ho Albimy Stage: including Xolices of I'roniinciit
briefliistalmeius with. siilliiiiiKiiilcTviils between, luTe I ^,.j, ^^^^ ^^^^ aiipcivred in Amoricn, Albany, N.Y.,
ere Is no siicli barriiT in till' way 111 contliiiums eiijciy- "
BUt, because the sameness of the form Is relieveil bpi nL„,„' i„i.„ \%-„i,.„tt mii Isk", b in (Jail
nstant ehan^e of Ijey, inoveineiit, an<l expression.''- Phelps, John Moliott, IHl,)-l.ss.), b. in i.i i
MKs Asikkoi-tNoBIK: Amd..\xsl.Tl. ford, Vt. ; t,'radiiated at V>. Military Academy l^..ll;
PHA
over the now wcll-bcaten route aernsa the American Con-
tinent. . . . Altogether, ' Fiyinir Leaves,' thouith nothing
very startling, is about the best book whicli lias been
written on the American ' liraiid timr.' Its wealiiiess is its
supertieiaiity."— KoiiKKT Huown; Amd., xxviii. 4U5.
It. Sonnets, I,on., 1SS7, p. Svo. (Includes the sonnets
in " Songs and Sunnets" and other volumes, with others
written subsequently.)
" Wliile. as a rule, there Is some sense of wearlnes.s or of
monotony in reading a voliitne of sonnets otberwlsi'
in brief instalmeiU: '"'" "
the
ment
constai
James
10. Women and Worlt : an Kssay treating on the Ke-
lation to Health and I'l.y.fical Development of the Higher
Education of Oirls and llie [ntelioctual or more System-
atized Kffort of Women, Loii., l.-^KS, p. 8vo.
'• Tlie most tem|ierate of men could not have stated the
ease of tlie working woman, or the woman who wisties to
w(jrk. more lemiieiatelv; and we will venture to say that
few men could have stilted it more ah\y. "SiicdaUir, Ixi.
Phnyre, Lieiit.-<ien. Sir Arthur Piirves,
(!,t'..M.(J., K.C..-*.!., C.Ii.. IS02-IS.SO, chief coniniissionor
in British liuriniih. History of Burma; including
Burma Proper, I'lgu, Taungu, Tenasserim, and Arakan,
from the Earliest Time to the End of the First War
with British India, Lon., 18,H;i, Svo.
"The authorities for (ion. I'lmyre's narrative are the
original liurniese chrouieles of the kiiiKS of Burma, an
old Arakaiiese lilstorv of Arakan, and fragments ot a Mini
history of I'egu. . . . .No complete account of tiie Hurmese
ehronicles has iireviously been given to the Western world.
By inscriptions on pagoilas and on sacred l)ells, 1/y refer-
PHI
" The papers here printcil may meet with various objee-
tlons, but we can hardly imagine that any one sliould
tliiii them dull."— A'lidVjH, xxxv. ulo.
.'<. English Style in Public Discourse, with Reference
to the Usages of the I'ulpit, N. York, 1X83, 12ino. 9.
My Study, and other Essays, N. York, 18K6, Svo.
Phelps, Elizabeth Stiinrt. See Wahi>, Miis.
E. .S.
Phelpg, II. O. Players of a Century : Uecoid
of the Albany Stage: including Notices of Prominent
eiices to ;.ic annals of china and .Slam, and from the writ-
ings of European travellers,. -lir Arthur I'hayre has verified
the general faithfulness of the accounts he lias reproduced.
— ylc(i(/., xxiv.MJ.
Phayre, llev. Richard, M.A., graduated at
Trinity Cidlege, Dublin, 18HII; ordained ISlil ; rector of
East and West Ravnham ISiiL'. 1. The Teaching of the
Holy Catholic t'tiuroh : Advent, Lent, Trinity, Lon.,
1876-78, 2 vols. 8va; :td ed., 1885. 2. Twelve Sermons
on St. John's Book of the Revelation, Lon., LSSO, Svo.
Phear, Henry Herbert. Emigration: a Sum-
mary of the Acts that have been jiassed for assisting
Emigration from England, Scotland, and Ireland, Lon.,
188(), Svo.
Phear, Sir John Uiidil, M.A., [mite, vol. li.,
Phkar, J. B., add.,] b. 1825; graduated at Clare Col-
lege, Cambridge, 1850; called to the bar at the Inner
Temple 1854; puisne judi^e at Calcutta 1864-76, and
chief iuatioe 1877-70; knighted 1877. 1. The Aryan
Ville.ge in India and Ceylon, Lon., 1880, p. 8vo.
" The amount of local knowledge picked up, cither in
the eourl-liouses, or in walks and drives, or at second liaud
from native correspondents, is abundant and generally
accurate."— Sif. /((T., li, 4111, , , .. .
"He is aide to see not nieielv the outside features of
rural life, but the relation whieli the external aspect (d ttie
Indian village, its iioi'iesteads and its paddy-fields, its buy-
ing and selliiit;, and its means of communication, liave to
tlie laws and customs which govern it, and to the social
structure of which it is a part."— .S;)fc/(i(or, liv, 001,
2. Internatiunal Trade ; Relation between Exports
and Imports, Lon., 1881. p. Svo.
Phelan, James, Pli.D., 1856-1801, b. at Aberdeen,
Miss.; graduated at the Kentucky Military Institute
1877, and studied at Leipsic; practised law in Memphis,
Tenn. ; proprietor of the Memphis Avalanche; member
of Congress from 1880. 1. Philip Massinger and his
Plays, Leipsic, IS78. 2. History of Tennessee; the
Making of a State, Boat., 1888, 12mo.
Phelps, Mrs. Almira (Hart) Lincoln, ['<n(e,
vol. ii., add.,] d. I8S4. The Blue-Ribbon Society; or,
The School-Uirls' rebellion, Phila., 187.8, 12mo.
Phelps, Austin, D.D., ['inie, vol. ii., add.,] d. 1890;
elected jiresident of Andover Theological Seminary 1869.
1. The .Solitude of Christ, Bost., 1808, 12mo. 2. Sabbath
Hours, 1S70. 3. Women's Prayer-Meetings, Bost., 1877,
24mo. 4. Studies on the Old Testament, Bost., 1879,
12mo. 5. The Tlioory and Practice of Preaching: Lec-
tures on llomilctios, N. York, 1881, Svo.
" It is easy to believe that his students found his lectures
an agreeable diversion from tlie more solUl work of natural
Uicok'gv itli-iCliFistiftii evidences and licrmi'iicutics. Tliey
are certainly ■greeubie in their present shape."— A'uduH,
xxxiil. 438.
0. Men and Books ; or, Studies in Ilomilctics : Lec-
tures introductory to the Theory of Preaching, N.
York, 1882, Svo. 7. My Portfolio: a Collection of
Essays, N. York, 1882, 12mo.
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ser\ed against tlie Creeks and Seminolcs, in the Mexican
war, and in the civil war as brigadier-general of voluii-
leers; resigned 1862; was the candidate of the Ameri-
can party for President 1880, 1. Sibyllii.e Leaves; or.
Thoughts upon visiting a Heathen Temple, Brattlebor-
ough, Vt., 185:i. Anon. 2. (Trans.) The Cradle of Re-
bellions; from the French of Lucien de la Ilodde, 1804.
.S. History of Madagascar, N. York, 1884. 4. (Trans.)
Fables of Florian, in English Verse. lilust. N. York,
1888, 6(|. Svo.
Phelps, M. S. (Trans.) Fundamental Concepts of
Modern Philosophic Thimght, by Rudoliih Eiickcn :
with Additions and Corrections by tlie Author, and In-
troduction bv N. Porter, X. York, 1880, 12mo.
♦» Phelps, Mrs. S. U.," (Pseud.) See Gkiswoi.d,
F. I. E., >\ipm.
Phelps, Rev. Sylvanus Dryden, D.D., [unic,
vol. ii., add.,] editor <if tlie Hartford Christian Secretary
since 1876. Rest-Days in a Journey to Bible Lands
and other Journeys Abroad: Sermons proaclied in the
Four Quarters of the Globe : witli Prefatory Notes and
Illustrations, N. Y'ork, 1887, 12mo.
Phelps, Kear>Adniiral Thomas Stowcll, li.
1822, at liucklield. Me.; graduated at U.S. Naval
Academy 1846; served in the civil war; retireil 18s.)
Reininis'cences of Washington Territory, N. Y'iprk, is
Phelps, W. May, nephew of Samuel Phelps, and
Itobertson, John Forbes. The Life and Lile-
Work of Samuel Phelps, Lon.. 1886, Svo.
It is a cimipilation, not a piece of literature. ... It is
' for all that. .,, The labour of ius compilcis
i a worthy book
has been sincere and coiisidcral)le
too, for a biograjdiy have been in their liands, ami liav
been used, certanily upmi tlie whole, witli liiscretioii
Tlie best malcriiil-
iiids, anil 1
and
-is.so. b.
Auieri-
guod feeling."— F. Wkdmork : Amd.. xxx, ;ilii,
Philbrick, Kdward Soulhwick, 1827
in Boston; graduated at Harvard College ISKi.
can Sanitary Engineering, N. York, 1881, 4to.
Philbro'ok, H. B. Astronomy Corrected: Old
Theories concerning Creation and tlie Motions of the
Solar System shown to be an Error, N. York, IS.s2, 12niii.
Philip, G. 1. The King's Table: Letters to a
Young Friend, Lon., 1871, ISino. 2. The Uaiden of
Gethsemane, Lon., 1881, p. Svo.
Philip, John. 1. R-vys of Light; or, Churcli
Themes and Life Problems, Ediu., 1871, 12mo. 2.
Lights and Shadows of Human Life, Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Philips, Mrs. Alfred. 1. Benedicta, Lon., issii,
or. Svo. 2. Man Proposes : a Novel, Ljn., 1884, 'A vols.
p. Svo ; new ed., 1886.
Philips, F. C. I. As in a Looking-Glass, Lon..
1S85, 2 vols. cr. Svo.
"An essentially bad book. ... It is writlcr. with much
spriglitliiie.ss. But it is of tlie earth eartliy, not to .say i.i
the devil devUisii."- Jcuci., xxviii. 181,
2. A Lucky Young Woman, Lon., 1880, 3 vols. cr. Sv,.,
"W- can bestow unstinted praise on tlie uiilliiu'i;iiiL'
spi.ii and genuine humour with whicli -Mr. I'hillps lelN
his story. . . . -Vs Mr, I'liilips lias gained by his loriiiir
novel a certain repuuition for riskiness, it is milyfair i..
say tliat the tone of liis new novel, while remarkably nii
reserved, is never unwholesome. "—.4(/i., No. 30ao.
3. Jack and Three Jills, Lon., 1886, 3 vols. or. Sv,
4. Social Vicissitudes, Lon., 1886, p. Svo. 5. The Dean
and his Daughter, Lon., 1887, 3 vols. or. Svo. 6. Tli"
Strange Adventures of I-uoy Smith, Lon., 1SS7, 2 vol.-^.
cr. Svo. 7. Little Mrs. Murray : a Novel, Lon., 1888,
2 vols. cr. Svo.
Philips, J. S. The Sublime I'ortc : the East Oiite
of Europe. Lon., 1880, Svo.
Philips, John. (Trans.) La Marchcsa, a Stcr.v
of the Riviera, and other Tales, by Paul Heyse, Lon.,
1887, cr. 4to.
Philips, .Melville, a journalist in Philadclpiun.
The Devil's Hat: a Sketch in Oil, Bost., 1887, l^nw.
An I see Melville, Geoboe W., mpm.
Pbiljpso
as it sliould i
Phillinic
b. 1822; hell
to 1887, whet
Bart., G.C.B.
3 vols. Svo.
"A biiigrap
select and oi:
though skllfi
seems to have
out anytliiny,
Phillimo
daughter of ,»
privately und
made a specii
has contributi
periodicals, an
King's Name
1873, p. 8vo.
of France and
the Early Hist
Angelico, (•'{,
Princess Oppo
Svo. 6. All i
7. The Warrii
Lon., 18,s7, p.
Lon., 1SS7, p.
"Theaiithon
.Slie is content
has read and ui
ner that prolial
biHik without 1
knowledge of Ii
9. (Trans.) !
Agostino da J
1889. She ha
Basilike," 1879,
Phillimore
brother of Sir
Christ Church,
Henley-on-Thai
Svo, 2. Only u
.MemoiiMin : a i
Hymns by the
rochial Sermons,
Phillimore
Chohneloy's Den
Stuart : a Tale c
p. Svo.
Phillimore,
C.B., b. 1833; sei
Life Mariners;
lOmo.
Phillimore,
a Sketch for Chi
topher Wren: hi
Letters and a Dii
lished, 1535-I72.'j
••MissPhlllimoi
the information s
'.Memoirs' and ■ \\
•i. Our Profess:
Church, Lon., ISi
Phillimore,
1810-1,885, b. in 1
at Christ Church,
bar at the Mid,!
l'<'i:i-57; held su
eluding those of ju
judge of Arches 1
of Justice, proba
linighted 1862; ci
oil I Law of the C
^vo. 2. (Trans.)
I'lefaco and Note
on International
Principal Ecclesii
Arches, 1S67 to 1
to tlie Ecclesiastioii
1876, Svo. 7. M«
i.'jr.l l,y»tl6(.-,n, L(
Phillimore,
M.A., B.C.L., g„
1N6. 1. (Ed.) 1
ilexes and Calenda
1SS7; Part II., ISI
PHI
seik\ an'r ?,';,','l';r tl';!llr«r™n'l!! ''''"«■'' ^""^^ h„w to
om anything. ^'/\'Vl^"'jl[i «;',■;';!'' '™'. "f '"'""S
PHI
of lliis MHTiiifl, yet com XlLMsU ,::''',''' ''.V "i'">"f
:i. (Ed.) Tlio Visitiition of thu County of Wnr<.p«h.r
I hillippo, .iHines Cecil, iho Climate of la
' miiicii, r,on., l,S7i;, ij,,,,,. v-miiato ot Ja-
IM.illi,„„re, Mis, cul.erh.e .>l„ry. oldest ' S89' li"' '•• "VV""'' '"""^ "''''"','' 1. ''i'
F.v.toly „„Jo,. the guidance of hur father S 1^ h h h. , , M. '^ " '''T*-'''"" '" "'" >vill' of TLo n, s nil!
m.i.lo a special study of Italian literature and art am , t ' "™'"^""y' "«•• Krandlather of hi, |ir«t wile Jin
has contribute,! to the KdinburKh Uview 1 H "." """"' '""' '" '"•'■* '" "'« purchase of Shako
periodlcUs, and to .irove's Dicti'-n^u/oVi ',u ITh': Cl' Ta"' "' ^'T '''"'"' f'"- 'l-clrpon? i'., of Stra !
K.nK's Namesake: a Tale of Carisbrooke C tie I on ZtTl ' "["' '" ""■" '^^■-'"l'li''l'm'^nt of (ho Shake-
the Early History of Ve'nice. hon. ISr- 1 lVn,:"4 Fm iome";''/' '"^ ''";"'" ^'^'^ '" -"^ -»" ed t o;s h!
Ange .CO CMJreat Artists,") Loi., 1S80 p Hvo ' o he °o ir''7r'^,"''';"^'-",'. ''^ ""^ ''e«truetlon of s ,„ o
Princess Opportunity and l.ndy Keniorse fin \%-> n i ^L ' ' .^'■■'^"''^' "'e list given nni, , vol. i „,anv
f<vo. (i. All is Lost sav„ llL,,:" r''I' ,.";'.''""?,.?• a-!" -enumerated under '; Shakspeariann," ,„,/,, vol
Lon., 1S87:,!. 8vo. ^'"^"-' '" ^"""'■' ^Uerature, , ascertaining th'e Value and 'oi ec, ons for th^ Al'-.?
^«. (Trans., ^^lect,ons Irom the st;:::n s o ' P „ ^'K,^,^:;«':"'?"li^r "-«-«" o'' -^""-s I."'
J. Urans.) ftolections Irum the Sermons nf P..,u„
Pliillimore, Rev. (ireville, M.A I8''l-ms4
brother ;d S r U. J. Phillhnore, -V- graduated ai
Henley-on- Thames 1867. I. I'ncle Z., Lon 188 ,
Svo. 2, Only a lilack Bo.x. Lon., 188:! p. Svo 3 l"^'
.Memor,;n„: a .Selection of .^ermous, [by G P •! also
Hymns by the same Author, Lon., 1884, 8vo."4 Pa'
rochml .Sermon.s Lon., 18s.^, p Svo
Phi..im„re,Viee.Admir«.,Ie„rvBo„chier ^ '""-^-f;^: ^rSlirri.J'"^' 'f^' '^™:
C.a.b Ls,3.-i;. served in New Zeaband I8,i.i ; " i"" isss' "'" "''""' ^ "»'' >>'ote" orthe cjfic « "'T ,"'
L,|e Mariners, or, ilome.ard Bound, UnVr8}7:'*:^: , {-a'a^ End District and^lh^IsS ot'^o^iM^-Lt
I hillimore, >Iiss LiiRv. i nici, — «r:iu._/._ "Contains a vnrint- „(■ .■
from a Contemporary Manuscript. Lon., 8 ;, s o' ol v
26 elopes printed 10 ,Ed.) 'ihe Sack Ful o New" '
I
i'i; I
Church, Lon., .882: cr: 8^.° "'* ""-"y-'^'"""- of our ^?he'fii!;,^;;ea;olib[arv C'>LJ" ^l*"f "-''^
judge of Arches 1 807-7.^, an,l justice of the High Cour i II t"^''' '"''""'''• ''*• '""'traii, ns of ', ,e i,i ■« " ■"
■ ^kA^s^t:"!;i!"!'^l"':''^'''""'-'"l'-n the Lite and
1 i
.-' •"> """.. lodu, „ vols. ,^vo.
MA Bf"'r^' ""»,«"» Phillimore Watts,
1 J A .'•' '■"" ^"•'"•'t Library: a .Serlc! of fn
dexes and Ca endars to British Records. iCt I. Lon
IS^r, Part II., 1888, 8vo. 2. How to Write the C:
wnrk •■""j ',',"".'""'■■'>■ "6 expanded
work. —.4«//ior.« Pn/nce. ---
2d cd., enl., Lon., 1882, Svn • .'ith ed 1885
coplTrofmt'lnal '',l^"b'';[f 1 1'/'^ "■'•'.' '''^'^'res '" have
21. Regnal \ears, List of Law Terms, ic, during the
12&1
I'' ■ •
PHI
I'll I
Shakespearean Period, CriKhton, 18S3, Svo. DO copies,
privfttoly printed. 22. (Kil.) Notes of Triiditions tlmt
were Current ut Stnitl'ord-un-Avcjii in tlio I.iiitir I'lirt
of the Sevenleehtli Century, Irurn tiie Originiil Miinu-
script of William Hull I'hillipps, HriKhton, IsSI, nvo,
2.'t. The .^triitfuril Hecipnl.' and tlie .<liulic.«peftre Auto-
type.-' : a Urief Hi'view of the .'!inguliir Delu^'inns that
lire I'lirrent at .-'Iratrord-iin-Avdn. l!y the ipposeil
Delin((Uent. lirighton, 18MI, nvo; .')|li od., ciil., INS7.
24. A lliind-j.ist of the Drawings and Kngraving^i
illui'lrativc of the Ijife id' Slial<es|iuare preserved iit
Jlidlingbury Copjc, neiir liriglilon, lirigliton, JNHI, Svo.
I'riiited for jirivate eireulation. L'.'i. A Calendar of the
8ha|{i'sp('rean Jiarilies, Drawing.-, and Kngruving.*. pre-
served at Ilollingloiry Copse, I.oii., 1.^.^7, ."^to. I'li-
vately printed. L'f!. tiljserviitions on tlio Churleeoto
Traditions and on the Personation of .**ir T. Imey in the
Charaeler of .Fustico ."Jhallow, lirigliton, 1.'<,S7, Svii. Pri-
vately printeil. 27. Tlie X'isils of Shakespeare's Com-
pany of Aetors to tlie Provincial Cities and Towns of
Kngland: Illustrated by K.ttraets gathered from Corpo-
rate Kecco'ils, IS.S7. Privately printed.
" AUIioukIi ho has met with no netnal mcnlioii of .>ihftk-
spearo, he has mueh to tell us about Ihe perambiilalioiis
of the I'ompaiiy lo whieli .-^liakspeare behoiKed, and with
whleli, we may be sure, he olleii travuUeil."— .U/i., .\o.
liO'.ll,
FliillippH, li. Ft M. Evidences of Divine Heve-
lalion, Camliiidge, 18S2, .•*vo.
Phillipiis, W. F. Mnreh. 1. Hook of English
Elegies, l.on., 1S7'.I, l2mo. 2. I Ed.) Comic liirthday-
Duok. l.on., ISsil, :i2iuo.
PhillipN, A. \V., and Hoelie, W. tJraphic Al-
gebra ; or, (ienuietrical Interpretation of the Tlieory of
Ec|ualion8of One I'nknonn yuuntity. Illust. N.York,
18.'*2, Svo.
Phillips, Charles Douglas Ferguson, M.D.,
I'.K.P. Edin., late lecturer on materia luedica and tliera-
peutics at the Westminster Hospital. 1. Materia Jledica
and Thernpeuti(^s : Vegetable Kingdom, Lon., 1874, 8vo.
2. iMateria Mediea and Therapeutics : Inorganic Sub-
stances, Lon., l.~^'^2, Svo. ;i. Materia Mediea and Thera-
peutics ; Vegetable Kingdom, Organic Compounds, Ani-
mal Kingdom, Lon., ISSfi, 8vo.
Phillips, Charlotte, 1. Ten Years in a Lunatic
Asylum. IJy .Mabel Etehell, [pseud.] Lon., ISliS, |i.
Svo. 2. A Shower of Pearls: Poetry, Original and Se-
lected; new ed., Lon., 1887, ISmo.
Phillips, E. W. Richard Galbraith, Mariner: Life
among the Kaffirs, Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
Phillips, Fdith C. 1. The Orphans, 0.\f., 1874,
ji. Svo. 2. Meyrick's Promise; or, Little Fugitives
from the Jamaica Itebellion in ISllo, Lon., ISSO, p. Svo.
3. Hilda and her Doll. Illust. Lon., ISSO, p. Svo. 4.
St. Aubyn's Laddie and the Little Would-be Soldier,
Illust. Lon., 1SS2, \i. Svo. o. Peeps into China; or.
The Missionary's Children, Lon., 1882. p. Svo. (i. liirdie
and her Dog, Ac, Lon., 1882, 12ino, 7. Punch, Lon.,
1S83, p. Svo. s. All the Uussias, Lon., 18S4. p. Svo. 9.
Grandfather, Lon., I8S4, p. Svo. 10. Sir Henry Have-
lock and Lord Clyde, (" World's Workers,") Lon., 18S5,
p. Svo. 11. t)ur Aubrey: a School-Girl's Story, Illus-
trated by Collins. Lon., 1886, 12mo.
Phillips, F. Short Sketches of Fathers of the Eng-
lish Church, for Y'oung Ueailers, Lou., 1S81, 12mo.
Phillips, Rev. George, D.D., [««(<-, vol. ii,, add.]
1. (Trans.) Scholia of .Mar .Iac(jb of Edessa on Pas-
sages of the Old Testament, Lon., 1SB4, Svo. 2. (Ed.)
SLir Jacob of Edessa and Bar llebrreus on .Syriac Or-
thography, Lon., isiill, Svo. 3. The Doctrine of Addai,
the Apostle: now First Edited in a Complete Form in
the Original .Syriao: with an English Translation and
Notes, Lon., 187il. Svo.
" Dr. Phillips has by this publication earned the cordial
thanks of all Syriiie scholars."— P. Lk P,viiE Kk.noI'f:
AcdU., xi. 13.
Phillips, Henry, A.M., b. 183.s. in Philadelphia;
graduated at the University of Pennsylvania IS.ill; ad-
mitted to the bar 18511 ; has devoted much attention to
numismatics and archieology ; became treasurer of the
Numismatic and Antiquarian Society of Philadeliihia in
1802, and secretary in 1888; secretary of the American
Philosophical Society since 1880, and librarian since
1885. 1. History of American Colonial Paper Cur-
rency, Albany, lsO.>. 2. History of American Conti-
nental Paper Money, 1806. 3. Pleasures of Numismatic
Science, Phila., 1867. 4. (Trans.) Poems from the Span-
ish and German, 1878. 3. (Trans.) Faust; from the
1232
I (le.-man of Chnmlsso, ISsl. 0. (Trans.) Vulk-Sangn;
fniiu the Acta Comparationis Lltteraruni rnlvcrsaruiu,
ISsJ. 7. (Trans.) Selections from the Poems of .-\le.\-
ander I'etilH. Phila., IsSj,
I Phillips, II(>nrv Arthur Deiiti-roM. 1. An Ai-
[ tempt to e.vpiaiu the Severity of tlie Late Famine, .Mad-
ras, l>7s, Svo. 2. iHir Administration of India: being
a Complete Aceoiinl of the Ueveiiiie anil C'ollcctorate
.'Vilininistration in All Itepartiiients. I.un., 1885, p. Svo.
j 3. (Trans.) Kopal-Kuiidala, by IJunkiin Chandra Chat-
I teriee, Lon., 18s."i, p. Svu.
Phillips, Henry 1>. Free Trade or Fair Trade?
Wallinglon, I8S5, Svo.
Phillips, J. It. Hrmarkable Cases of Conversii.n
and other E.Nperiencrs, Luii., 1878, 12mo.
Phillips, .1. S. (iniiid Juries of Sufl'olk, 1800-
ISSO, liurv St. Edmunds, ls82, Svo.
Phillips, .John, D.C.L., LL.D., F.R.S., F.G.S.,
foii^ , vid. ii., eighth of the mime there mentionoil, add..]
1800-1874. The Geology of O.vford ami the Valley of
Ihe Thames. (i.\l.. is'l, .svo.
" The eenlijgv (it ().\ford and the Thames Vallev has. as
Priifessor I'hillijis heuius bye.\|iliiiiiiiit.', a reniarkaiile bear-
ing 1111(01 the widest prob((-iiis of the seieiiee. . . . I'rofe-
sor Phillips shows a griis)! of facts and a maslerv of Ilie
luelliod of iiiduetive ri.Mi.souiiig which iiiiisl make the
W((rk a valuable model for tlieseologlculstudeiitto follow."
—Sul, Jltr., .\.\,\iii. ul.
Phillips, John .-Vrthiir, F.G.S., [onte, vol,ii.,ndd.,]
1S22-18S7, b. at Polgooth, Cornwall, and educated al
the School of Mines in Paris. The results of his origi-
nal investigations in chemical geology were for the iiiuM
part published in the journals of geological and chem-
ical societies. 1. Elements of Metallurgy : a Practical
Treatise. Illust. Lon., Is74, r. Svo. 2. Copper, (" Brit-
ish .Manufacturing Industries,") Lon., 1876, 12ino. 3.
A Ti-ealise on Ore Deposits. Illust. Lon., 1884, Svo.
" Will probably remain for maiiv a dnv a standard work
of reference on its peculiar subject."— .doiif., xxvl. 204.
Phillips, John Philip. Social Struggles: tlo-
Fundaiiiental Facts and Principles relative to Vnlue>,
Prices, Monev, and Interest, ic, N. Haven, Conn., 1880,
Svo.
Phillips, John Itoland, b. 1844; called to the
bar at Lincoln's Inn IS7ii: police magistrate for We-t
Ham since 1881. 1. History of Cilgerran. 2. .Memoirs
of the Civil War in Wales and the Marches, 1042-10411,
Lon., 1874, 2 vols. Svo; 2d ed., 1S7S.
" As the result of his explorations, it remains no lonecr
doubtful that, in the liol contest between Charles the Kir-i
and the Parliament, the I'riiieipalitv played an cariiot
and decided, it might almost be said, a ruling, part. "—
All!., No. 2401.
" It is not uninteresting : indeed, its liveliness Is consid-
crablv enhanced by the very iirononnecd partisanship
which sees every event and action throiinb the medium
of Parliamentarian spectacles,"- .s■(|^ h\r., xxxix, 453.
3. A Concise History of (Jhiuiorgan. 4. .-Vn Essay on
Local Taxation.
Phillips, Josiah Samuel, b. 1823, in England;
was an engineer in the navy, and afterwards an iToii
founder; removed to Nevada in 1866, and afterwards to
California. The Explorer's, Miner's, and Metallurgist's
Companion, San Fran., 1871 ; 2d ed., Lon., 1874. Svo.
Phillips, Lawrence Barnett, F.S.A., F.U.A.S,,
b. 1842, in London; was in business as a watch and
chronometer manufacturer from ISOl to 1882, and intro.
duced various inventions and improvements in the niecli-
anism of those articles. He has of late devoted him.
self to painting and etching, and is a constant exhibii..r
at the Royal Academy. The Dictionary of liiographi-
cal Reference, containing over One Hundred Tliousand
Names, together witli a Classed Index of the Biographi-
cal Literature of England and America, Lon., 1S7I, Svo;
new ed., Phila., ISSU.
Phillips, .Mary Wills, and Italic, J. Memoir
of Thomas Wills. By bis Mother, and her Friend, .1.
Luke. Lon., ISSO. cr. Svo.
Phillips, Mande (Jillette. A Popular Manual
of English Literature, N. Y'ork, 1885, 2 vols., Svo.
Phillips, Philip. The Statutory Jurisdiction an I
Practice of the Supreme Court of the I'nited States ; 2d
ed., 1876, Svo ; 5th cd., by W. II. Phillips, 1887.
Phillips, Philip, [»»(.•, vol. ii., add.,] b. 1834, in
Chautaunua County, N.Y. 1. Song Sermons; with
Hymns, Biblo R.pii(lina;s, r,nd iSacre(J Solos. N. York,
1S77, 16mo. 2. Song Pilgrimage around and through-
out the World : with an Introduction by J. II. A'iiicent,
and Biographical Sketch by A. Clark, Chic, 1880, 12m'j.
Phillips, R. 1. The Story of Gautama Bhudd.i
and his Cn
land, and (
Phillip
phelic .Villi
Phillip
from the l(
Svo.
Phillipi
Church in /'
Phillipi
Lon., ls7S;
Phillipf
Mechanics'
isri; 2(1 ed
Phillips
Poems, I.eed
Phillips
1st I, 3 vols.
Phillips
bury, Shretv,-
Phillips
Search for t
Lon., ISNii, s
"Tlie instil
of stalesmeii
villages, Ihe (
dependence o
hitioii which
Ihe spade anil
aina.ss releviiii
this direction.
sive book. I
amongst the i
.Middle Ages, i
rates wilh spec
land: the eha
story ((fiho III
and the hired
and entail, ipf i
seeling linallv,
propo.-alsdttii
and Wallace oi
Phillips,
United States .'
Phillips,
Couiple.v Conn
l-sso, s(|. 16mo
Phillips, \
tion (pf Storic-
York, 1870, iL'i
Phillips,
llritish Di.scon
Species of Punj
the Family, an
national .S'cienci
, ".Minute, exli
lips. —Aci„l.. xj
I'liillips, \
of Disinfectants
Phillips-n
Phillipson,
Verse, Lon., 187
Phillott, R
add.] Hereford,
Svo.
Phillpots,
-M.iiiv C, 1,1/ini.
Pliilp, R«bi
I'<S2, b. at Falim
settled in Lond((
c'litor and editoi
drew up the huge
I8J2, which was
S"ns and borne i:
stone-masons, li
books giving inf
mestic inanagomc
an immense eiroi
anonymously. 1
ilm>i', Lon., 18,
or Homos made
lu'epcr, as Daughl
^'o. 4. The Don
tiio Daily Diflieu:
mestio and Social
■'-liopkoopor's Gu
"The Handy Boc
;'uide," .to., l,S6i
Thousand Pounds,
united by Pon o
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IMiilli|)!<, U'. Wlio iviil
■omililigjioil iiiiiler tlu' 1
Thin.. ^^! i:j''z :ny'tr' V""^-"' •-'
Whv, .1,.. : (U.„„,,,, .<^i I,'' k";. ''• "»• ,H«"-"n
V., '-• ,, "• '""'"••'viti'-.s It™^.,n Wliv. I,„„
1N.-.7,
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Diir.v, .Shrt'wsljury, Is;^ Sv
anmw relevant CrJ 1 , '""^'HiK I'.r tlie wiiste T,,
«ivf l,„„k. u ir.es rim J[- """'i'»'^ tMmj.rc.luMi-
1"'"1 : til,. >hm aVtrllu^^ "f Kim-
an.l the liivil artisan- t.),' ' "'." "'^■'-' lah.airvr
an.l entail, „r re i\" ;,( f "','''-^ "' I'nmnt-enitiMV
"eeliriK ii„allv. i 1 a iVink •' '"V^"', |ml,li,; deht : ,lis.
pr"|.,,>als„n;iile r, \ ,u?,„ I' ■: ,' "''"'','■ ""' '■^■""••■lial
r.'tl:|s;ii:::s!';„^^,....'!:'"-' ,"'■."---« of tho
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I inationiil Kcnsen Mhv
Tenets of tlie \-ari„u
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Ili.n,.,,,.. 1^ oimi., is,>, ,j| fsentunent and
Useful Hints for
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JlJ^n'o""*'' ^^"'^ Charlotte.
e<Utor and editor >vi"h so--'-"--'- '^""""'•'^'l «^ .«"h
'•-".■T' ";;:•;',;''*!•-; •■^r-" tho 1,01, Or.
to he. and other Diseounses, ,
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;';"Je," to., iseti, Svo. II.
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Couionln an<l (line, N. Vurk, lss|, 12mii. tl. A Dlctlon-
iiry iif I'riiiili'Mil Apioiilturc, N. Vnrk, 18><l, Nvci, 7,
Tnicle St'iTctH iiriil I'riviito Ui'i>i|pu.«, X. Vcrk, 1SS7, IL'iiio.
i*hilllicy, K. <>. I.ttipr^ «in tljt! Ku.linri^t, aj-
(Iri'iniil Ici u .MiMu' er (if tlif Church (if Uoiiie, Dull.,
I.HSII, IL'IUII,
^ IMii|l|>oii, \V. I'raolleiil Advice to 'iVnliitora iinJ
K.\i'iMil(ir», l.on., I.S7I), p svu ; .Hh ed., I^^K.
l'hi|i|iN, V, M. Knthur^iie. I. Th« Swurd iit D«
lliirdHcll; a Tale of Ajjiiicourl, 1,"M., 18S1, p. Svo, 2.
AVh.. in tho Victiir;' l.on., \X^t, er. Hvo. ;). Douxhin
Archdiile: a Tale of I.uekiiow, l.im., I8s,'i, p. Svo. I.
U^iitiii;,' for the Dawn, l.on., I--HS, p. Svo.
l>lii|i|)N, Hcv. I>o\viloll M illiiiiii, M.A„ gradii-
nli'd at I'enilMTton Collej^e. OxfiiTil, I >.')S ; ordained IS.MIi
viear of rplon, willi Clialvey and .<loii>;li, I,s7;t-S(!, and
since tlicn reclor of C'liair.Int ,<t. (files. 1. «ook (d'
Family I'niycrs, Lon., I>77, ll-'nio. 2. Records of ilio
Cliurciie*, liectory. and Viearaxo of I'plon-eiiin-C'halvoy,
Iluck^ Sloii-1;. issi;, Svo: also, illust., -Ito.
l'lii|i|)K, Itaiiisny HcnIoii. Kenorl on the Xo-
ccs.'iity of I'reservini.; and Ueplanting F(jrc»ts : eonipilod
at tho Instance of the (Jovernmcnt id Ontario, Toronto.
ISs.'i. '
IMiipsnii, Cecil lliiiroiir. Tho liedeoiption of
Labour; or, Free Labour upon Freed Lund, Lon., 1SS7,
Svo.
By Tho in One II. u<e
PIC
of-I)oors: ft Book of Verses.
Kdln., ISML
I'iiiU, Mrs. Snrnh .tlorKnii llrynii, [miir, vol,
li., add..] graduated al Henry feioale ('(■liege, New-
eastle, Ky,, ls.51 ; married to ,Jolin Jainos I'ialt, miiini,
l_8f)l. I. A W(jman's I'oems, ll..sl., I'<71, lllmo. 2. A
Voyage to the Fortunate Islands, and other I'oems, Bost.,
1S7-I, I (lino; new ed., 1>S.').
" It {'(Uiliilns many of iIiom' tender. IniBKlnallve.exclani.
Btory, and utterly deM.late d.,nieslle lyrics Willi whlcli all
tills lady's readers are tainlliar."— .Vn/Hm. xll. .Mo,
"In (llelloii iMiil ilie iirliiii(|iiL. of lier art nenerallv slie
lias Icarniil iiiiich Irniii llii derii |»iels, and the in
lliieiice (it .Mr, llriiwniiiK especially N iiiiiiilslakablc . bill
IKillilliK more iinl'allliiL'lv i|isi|i,i,ul»lies her poems iliaii
llie solid kernel (It fresli, ..ritiliial IlidUwlit an.l teellnii in
each (il them, '— .Icoi/., .x.wlii, ;i(;'.),
:i. That New World, and other I'oenis, Uost., Ix7il,
Iflmo. 4. Poems in Company with Children, Host., IS77,
» in. Ito. 5. Dramalic Persons and Moods: with other
New Poems, Host., IS.Hii, |2in(i. (I. An Irish Ibirlai.d.
Kdin., ISSt, p. Svo. 7. In Primrose Time ; a New Iri-li
(larland. Lon., Is.sd. p. svo. 8. Child's-World llalhoU,
l'^87. V. The Little Kniigrants, t'in., ISs7. Id. Tlic
Witch in the Glass, n.nd other Poems. Illust. liosi.,
18,ss, Kimo.
ricard, JJeorgc Henry, M.I)., b. isjfl, in Berca,
0. i gradmitod at llaldHin College, llerca, 18.,ii, and at
the College of Medicine and ,'^urgery in Cincinnati, IS77.
2, A Missi..n
a Novel, N.
i>lii|isoii, .Miss Kninin. The Aniinal-Loro of , , . ,,- . ,„ -^ .
Shakespeare's Time: incbidin;: (Quadrupeds, IJirds, Hon- J,', ' ■"»'l'7 "' Inste, N. ^ ork, 18S4
tiles. Fish, and Insects, Lon.. is.s:), p. Svo. Flower, ... \or,i, ISSi, ;t. Old Donifii
" Tills is. (if lis kind, a slnirularlv liilerestlmt and curious ^ "jJ*' ' ■'^*"' ' -'""
book. .Miss I'hliison's aim lias been to supplv an aecouiit ! 1 icni'tl, II.
it tile way in wliicli .^liakspeare and bis eo'iileiiipdrarieH "
rcL'unliil the animal wurld, and she llhistrales the subject
Willi iiiiiitatioiis taken from (heir wriliiiiis,"— .»//,, No :;'.r.'7
"Wbileall Iheaiiimals . . . meiiti.iiied bvsliukspereare
brouubt liiK'cthcr, the canes, poiuK, and dens are made to
receive such ollicrs as were known In bis lime, althoiiirb
mil Idiiiid ill bis colleetloii. The idea ts very apt, and we
may eiiiiKiiitiilale the aiitbor on tlio liapiiy way in wliicli
Hlie lias carried out her plan."— .Icu-i., x,\(v. 'iV).
IMiipsnn, Dr. T. I,., \,n,ir, vol. ii., add,] I. Me-
teors, .Verolites, and Falling .'^liirs, Lon., Isilli, p. Svo. 2.
(Trans.) The .Sun, by .\. Ouillemiii, Lon., l,'<ii«; new cd.,
1S7II, p. Svo. ;;. Familiar Letters on some Mysteries of
Nature, ke.. Lon., lS7rt, p. Svo. 4. liiographioal Sketches
and .-incedotcs of Celebrated Vl(dini»t8, Lon., 1877, |>
Svo. '
'■Full of iiiforniatidii intercstiiiK to the general nubile,
as well as lo the amateur and profes,sor."-,lc(i(/., xi, l.")'.'.
0. The .Storm and it;i Portents, (Ileign of Louis XVI.,)
Lon., 1S7S, Svo.
Phisterer, Frederick. 1. The National (J uards-
an on tiuard and Kindred Duties, Cin., 18711, :!2mo. 2.
Statistical Hecord of the Armies of tiie United .Stales,
( 'Campaigns of the Civil War,") N. Vork, 188:), 12fio.
Phii'biis, .Mrs. VirKiiiin C. I. Lost on an Island,
N. Vork, 1SS8, 12mo. 2. Young Folks' Nature-Studien,
N. Vork, 18SS, 121110.
Pha-nix, Stephen Whitney, is:il»-issi, b. in
New Vork City ; graduated al Columbia College I s.il), and
al the law school IS(l:i; devoted himself to genealogical
.■ earoh. 1. The liesoendiints of .lohn PIkimiIx, N. Vork,
18ti7. 2. Tho Wliitney Family of Connecticut and its
Affiliations; to which is prefixed Some Account of the
AVIiiliieys of England. X. Vork, 1878, :i vols. 4to.
Phyl'e, William Henry Pinkney. How should
I Pronounce? or. The Art of Correct Pronunciation, N.
^iirk and Lon., ISSA, Irtuio.
Phythian, J. C. 1. Scenes of Travel in Norway
Lon., 1877, p. Svo. 2. Three Years After, Lon., 18SI, ,,
Piatt, Oonn, h. isni, in Cincinnati; educated at
the Allien, emu, (now St. Xavicr College:) studied law;
was a julge of conimou pleas in Ohio, and afterward,*
secretary of legation al Paris; serve.l in the civil war,
and has been a journalist. 1. .Memories of the .Men wlio
saved tlio I'njon, N. Vork, 1887, 12ino. 2. The Lone
(Jrave of the Shenandoah, [stories,] N. York and Chic,
13SS, l2ino.
Piatt, John James, [niKc, vol. ii., add.,] U.S. con-
sul at Cork since 18S2. 1. Landmarks, and other Poems,
1871. 2. The Lost Farm, and other Poems, Host., 1,877,
16mo. 'A. Poems of House and Home, Host., IS7S, 12mo
4. Pencilled Fly-I.cavcs : ii Bonk of I^^?;,y. in Town and
Country, Ciu., 188(1, sq. lOmo. 5. Idylls and Lvrics of
tho Ohio Valley, Cin., 18S1, lOmo; new ed., 1888. 6
Diol'onary of F^nglish-Dutcli aiil
Dulch-Fnglish, (iouda. \^"'l, Svo.
j Picciottu, Jame;. Sketches of Anglo-,Icwisli
History, Lon., 1876, Sv(,.
I "A series of interesting sketches, not a regular hlslorv,
. . . I be original purl id' .>,r. I'Icidotto's sketidies betjln-
. . . Willi tile return of tht; Israeliles in the sevcntee:ilh
, century, —.lc(i(/,, ix,;ai4,
"Our autlKir fdund ihe Meld all but uiitrriddeli, Kvcii
] the arcliives df the dlder synagnKiies, treusurcs id Mseliil
] and valuable lure, rem ed scareciv explored or even
I known. To these Mr, I'iceii ltd has liad ibe privllci.'.. nl
( tree access, , . For a large ida.ss of readers the most ..I-
, tractive part of the book will probablv be that in which
he traces tlic iirlgln and rise (if the .Icwisb families which
have made theniselvcs a name, mil in Knnlaiid (uily, hiii
' throuK-bdUl Kiirdpcfdrlinancialaiidcdnimereial abiliiv.'
— .sii/. Riw. xli. Jii.
Piccosse, J. Index to Wills in Court of Probate,
Chester, (.Manchester Record Soc.) Manchester, ls7li
Svo.
Pick, Ilev. Uernhard, b. 1842, at Kcmpen, Pni-
sia; • ""cated at I'nion Theological Seminary, New Vork :
a ini.i.,-ler of the Presbyterian and afterwards of the
Lutneran Cb'irch, and has been pastor of congregatioii-
in Pennsylvania and New Vork. lie has eontribuled t i
theological reviews and cyclopiedias. 1. I.ulher as a
Ilyinnist, Pliila., 187.,. 2. Index to Lange's Couinieii-
tary on the Old Testament, N. York, 1882. 3. (Trans,.
Jewish Artisan Life in the Time of Jesus ; depictc 1
after the Most Ancient Sources, by Franz Dc'.tzsch, N
Vork, I88:i, 16ino. 4. Historical Sketch of the Jews
since the Destruction of Jerusalem, X. Vork, |ss7, uw.
8vo. 6. Life of Christ according to F;xtra-('aiioiiical
Sources, 1887. ft. Index to the Antc-Xicene Fatliers.
1887. 7. The Talmud: what it is, and wliat it know^
about Jesus and his Followers, X. Vork, ISSS, liinm.
Pick, Edward, M.D., K.F.I. 1. Etvmoiogicid
Dictionary of the Frencli Language, Lon., IsiiU, svo.
2. Memory and its Doctors, Lon., Is8s. ISuio.
Pick, Thomas Pickering, F.K.C.S. I. Fric
lures and Dislocations. Illust. Lon., 1885, 12mo. 2.
Injuries of Joints, Lon., lss6, p. Svo.
Pickard-C.'ambridge. See CvMBninoE.
Pickering, Charles, M.D., [oik,, vol. ii., add..]
d. I87S. Chronological History of Plants: .Man's
Record of his Own Existence Illustrated through their
Names, Vses, and Companionship, Host., i87il, 4lo.
Pickering, Edward Charles, b. isifi, in liosimi.
Mass.; graduated at Harvard 1865; professor of physics
in tlie Massachusetts Institute of Technology Isii8-77;
professor of astronomy and geodesy and director of the
Observatory at Harvard since 187(5." Elements of Pliys-
ieal Manipulation, Host, and Lon.. l874-7fi, 2 vols. S.'o.
■• The chief part drihe work is liie descriplidii (if a series
of experiments beariiigoii the mechanics of sulids, liiiuids.
and gases, on .sound, liLtlil. electricity, magnetlMU. and
At the Holy Well : a Handful of New Verses. Cin 1887 i '"-''.'' ' ■ • ' 'V buiK""i-'e tbrduglidul is clear and precise
- ""- c w „ ~. .,.'... •' - '' i and, even where malheniatieal treatmuiit is brought ill
simple and easy."— .4(/i., Xo. 'i:i67.
Imo. ^ With Piatt, Mrs. S, M. B., Tho Children Out-
Plckerli
Novel, l.on.,
gle : a .Novi
Pickerii
ering, on/c, \
Hvo. Printt
Pickerii
l87.j. p. Svo.
Pickerii
brotlior of I
Massaehusetl
of physics I
Boyden depa
ing lliii le to
I'icki'rHj
Pick«at,
vrriiiH .Mine l
1S71».
Pick ford
College, Oxf.j
bourne since
1. Life of Tl
Fads anil Ti
ensis. Lon.,
Dales. .Maiicli
Picton, .'
b. Isiia, at LI
pool Ardiitoc
Library, .Mua
of tho couiici
tccts, ,ko. ; kn
on philologicn
odirals. I. ;
2. PliiliilogiiNi
C lass i lied, .to,
tiirical and T
Ilock Esialo, 1
"Tbero Is 111
wlilidi is Idld
and beVl blsior
•'. (Ed. I Th
and liecords.
Municipal Rol
taleii, Liverpo:
Pictuii, J{
Sir J. A. Pictc
nieuibor of the
Tlieories and
8vo. 2. Tlie
new cd., 1878.
Difficulties am
4. Oliver Croi
1882, Svo; 2i|
" Mr. I'lctou':
I'lodern Kadici
sivle is pleasuni
be natural and
iiitii iiiiiderii ]]
worst is alwavs
iiilerest and val
and as a usel'u
iucliiding soiiK
access."— ,s'(i(. A'
0. Lessons f
C lonwcalth
Conflict of Oli
Lon.. 18Sj, p. f
PiUgeon, I
tutc of Civil E;
Notes of a Rou
(1°, Lon., 1882,
"The mast ii:
since '(ireator li
more than nios
discriminating i
2. Old Worl,
Lon., 1884, p. V
" The tone of
skies and sinipl
(ion to the .styli
tlie di,scii,ssion3
Hull, xl. ;i8.
" His book abr
of the leading i
and of the soeia
Iviii. .'slf).
Pidjfin, C;
Hureau of Stati
Labor Logislatii
1S76, 8vo. 2. ]
Use of the Stati
PIC
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Ni.vol, 1,011., IH7(i, 2 v<.l-. |i. sv„. 2. Kiriu In ;lie Strujj-
K1«: II Novel, |,,iti,, |s7:', ;) vul«. p. mu.
i'icki'riiiu, .Miiry Ofiii-, .laii({litiir of .lnhn IMck-
frlnn, ,u,i,, vol. ii. |,if,. ul John I'jckerln)?, Uuit., ls.-(7,
Hvo. I'rinlcil for iirivutc tlintributii n.
I'U-kcrliiK, l>. A. i;>«u^ on Frioiidihip, Lon.,
IH",'), (1. Nvo. '
I'IckcrliiK, William lliiiry, b. Iy,s, i,, Boiton ;
biothur ot !■,. C. I'lL^keriiiK, .„/„■„ ,• gni.lniite.l iit th,.
.Mus«iirhu80lt« Institute ol Tcclinolo){,v |s7(i| insinn't..,'
of |pli,v.«ii'i 1SSI1-S7, ami .<ini'0 Ihiwi 'in clmrno of th.'
lloyilun .lupiirlinuril of tliL' lliirvi r.l Ol)...i.|Vu(ory. Wiilk-
iii;j lliii Ic lo thf Mount Wii-liiiinion Uiiii«u. ll'o«t„ ISSl'
l'Hk<>rN|;i||.( llllliH).. Sl, (I .M.fKKK.
I'lfk.'lt, CliarU'M Ktlwiiril. .'<iinil-liiiinlilin){
i-fj^yiH .MiniMji,ii,blin){ : from (Juo who Known, .Sivn Fran.,
Pii'lit'ord, Itvv. John, M..\., Knuliiiiicil at (incen'i
CollcKr, (Jxlonl. I.s.'ilj onlalnni l^jl; mMoi- of Ni.w- ,
boiirno ,«iricu |S7:': n lroi|iu.nl .•onlril.utor to i,i.rio,li,.al«
1. I.ilu of Thomas I'uit.v, liinhoi, of Dromoru. '>. Now
iarU anil 'IVsliinonies touching liitiiaiiiin. Hv Oxonl-
en..H. [.on.. Ii7l, svo. :i. A Week in thu Vorkshiro
Unl,.-, .\I,Mi,-li,.slur, IMSo, cr. Hvo; 2.1 iM. Mamu year. i
i ii'toii. Sir James AllniiNon, K.,-;.A., F.it.lI.S.. '
b. Isdo, at l,ivc'r|iool ; Inij lii'i'n prcsj.lunt of tlio Mvur- !
pool Architcnhiial .Souiutj, clmirman of iho Mvoiimol '
Library, .Mu.-euni, nn.l Ual'erv of Arts, an.l a mcnlbiT
ot the nmncil of the Koyal I,:-.tiluto of Drill. h Ar-lii-
teots .to. ; knighted ISSI. ||,. hiia contrihuto.l iirticles
on philolojjical, areh..M,loKical, an.i other topics to peri-
odlrals. I. Arohileelural History of i.ivurii.ml, Is.^s
2. l'hiloloKi,,al l',,p„rs, I.Siil. Ii. 1', vrhs of Solomon
Cla,s.-ihe,l, .tu., 1S7I1. 4. Memorials Liverpool Ills.
tonmil an.j Topographiml: inclujin. , llist.,rv of the
Dock Ksialo, I,on., H72, 2 vols. Sv,i; m |.,| isV'i
whi,'l"'u ,'V,"' '■"r'* "'' '"■"""'" I't-'lit ... In a .m'rmtivo
n ..vM.i" '' »"1' "■'•5;. t-'"-''"t "blllty by I,lvur|»H.rs list
nnM IjfVt bl.-torlun, .Mr. IMclon.' — .l(/i., N,,, sm i
.). (I'M.) Thu City of Liverpool: Municipal Archives
an.l lieeor.ls, from A.D. 1700 to the fassing of the
Mnni.ipal Ilelorm Act, A.D. I,S:)5 : E.Uracle,! anj Anno-
tated, Liverpool, |S,<2.
^.'V*^'""? ••«"••■• Vllniisoii, M.A., b. 18.32 ; son of
.Sir J. A. I'icton, s.7,,.. .• .M.I'. |„r Leicester since 1SS4 •
member ot the Lon. lon school b..ar.l 1S7II-7!) 1 JJcw
The.jric.s an.l the 01.1 Faith : Lectures, Lon., I,S70 1,
.«vo. 2. The Mystery of Matter, Lon., 187:f, p. .svo;'
new e, 1S,S. :,. jho Keli«i„n of Jesus: its Slo.lern
Dilhculties an.l it-, Original .Simplicity, Lon., 1,S76 ,Svu
4. Cllivcr Cromwell : the Man and liia Mission, Lon .'
18n2, Svo; 2i1 el., 18.S3. '
,„!'.,u!^■n''l'^;!'!'i''^"'°''^' maybe ."umnmrily (iosoribed n.s n
I'Milurn Ka.licals view iif Cr.imwell. . , . Mr I'lelon"
Mvle Is pleaMiiit and ea.-y, as loim as he all.iws liiiiiMdf ,',
.e natural and does n,,i fall iiil., • kusIi,' int.) Car v e4 .,r
into in.,.lern |,olltinil ...am. . . . The ll. , k en' «t'
«.,rst IS always readable. hikI ai its l.cst bits .■oiisi'leml le
inleresi and value both as a Mii.ly ..f tY.iin n-ll'sXra 'ter
jI- of Civil OoTern-
Mu., IStT, 12iao.
tinp l.if« of I
I. .Kelts Volun*
,-.1 I
nn.nj
.Mill-
il.,
ilr<iwn
l>,^2;
the
Third
Pler<'e, i. W, ...Mlino
inent in in iieil ."timn, Mil
1'li'i.e, t K. History at.
C, I'ifly-FIrM : i;imi>nt, Mnisu
titt, I.stl2-|si,:(, \\,,r.M.!.(„r. Issf) sv„
I Pierce, Kduard l.llllc, i.L D., 1
I ci.1.1..) b. I>2'.i, at .•<lon-ht..n, Mass. • gra.luMi
; I niveifiiy |s,-,n, »n.| at Harvard Law .-s,
pracli'ed for lome lime in Cincinnati ; fW'.
eivil war: district all.Miii.y .d Ma»siicbii»vtt
Di-trict, |Mflfl-,iu, ,vc. I, Mem.,ir -uol Lello, . of Chatb..
Humner: vol. 1., ISll-lhas, vol. ii., Is:..s-I84i, Host.
I>l I, .' volj. .Svo.
I "A belter b.H.k. .fill., kill. I lias rarely come fr.mi the
• vio.Vi '1 *','" '"'"•„■ !"'"■ '"■ '■'' ""■""■irs with as 11,,.
TI.M. *'r 1 1 ■■'""" ""'■I"""- ">tb...lelli,;irul letters „f
,11.' ' '"''■""-^' -uiiilier.. lellei-s real Iv Rive niiiidi
...■ ■ s.. 1. iiiilrinieiil an.l carry llie rea.ler .leijij,. a,, ,' .^
n.i'ii itiiil things. —Sii(u)n.\\\ \\^\~ "
ttel,er.',H,'„^'"""w'l',i;' ''"" ",', «"""'l' "'""■' ""■" "f th,. p„«|
■ u rl I i ■. ■ ■ "''"'■ """illl'K III.' CO lllllllali.,11 ..r |bi,<
»..rk wll I Interesi, we can i.ral>e Ibe pre..eiit portbii li all
.•.peel. I.m .,„e. .V K'reiil .leal coul.l have /.eel,' 11
,■•',','/""""■ • ,'."i',"'>' "' "'^' ''•■"'■■™ ''" »"' '"^'i-ll public, 1.
I (H '11. — Alii 1 1, 'Jhl 1 ,
2. Ticati.,. the Law of UailroM.ls, Dost., LS.m, »y„
! . *.. '■'^'I'; •■ '■e<'''fit'l* Milloii, b. iVdl. In Worce..
ter to Ma.ss. ; rcin.,ie.| to Illinois Is.sii; member of
; niiiny Ameri.'an bisl.,ri.Nil .-ociclios. I. I'ierce llis|.,rv
un.i (Jcncalogy, Host., I S7!l. 2. The Harwood Oene-
i|lo(;y, |,S|1I. .(. ;iist.,ry of Ibirre. .Mas.-a.diuseits, I^mi
I. History of (iraflon. Massa.dui.selts, \V.,r.Tster. Is.Mi
:.. History of Hockloni. Illinoi.s, U..cklor.|. l.sMi 0'
eiirce ti..nealogy ; beiuK a li rd of ihe i'osterilv ,d'
ichard I'earce. an Karly Inhabitant of I'orlsm.Mith,
"bode Islan.l: with an K.vl.m.le.l Account of his An-
eestrj'. Hoeklord, Illinois, I.s.mn ,Svo
I'lercp, <;i||..Tt A. 1. The iiickens Dicliomiry:
T,l.? ;■'.,'•,'""■',';'.";'■■' "■"' ''""^•M"! In.d.lents in tho
lales ol Lharles D-ekens : with Ad.lilions by William
A Wheeler lllnst. ISost.. I,S7;!, 12 new e.l,. I.„„.,
V 1 ,?■•„• *'T,""' "'■"'""■ L.M"'nence of the ll.m.
• >lm liilhnKs. ML., Chic, ISs;), i:>,„„. ;,. z„el.arial
the Con(;re<sman. Chic, n. iL, lliuio
g^r^'TM^A '%^!hi..''7n;r''''''''"" '"""'^' ^''"•''-
I'u'rce, Helen Corwin. The Curse of Ever-
lei^'li: a Novel, N. York, l>77. l"mo
Pierce, t apt. Henry Iluhl.ard, 1 ..S.A. 1. A
thythiiiic Prose Translation of \-irgi|'8 yKiieid, IMiila.,
Lnirlish Uhymonn.l lilank Verse, I'liila., Iss;; I2„i„
1 Jo"'''''n' '*«-,"<-V- "eiirv .\ilss, D.D.,'l|..D.; b.
ii,: i'J',0 "V".''"^',' .'*■'•! »?'-"'l""tcd at lirown Iniver-
Mtj 181 ; ordained in tne I'rotestanI Episcopal Church ;
re.'tor of .St. John's Cluirch, Mobile, ls.'7-ll.\ an.l <.f St.
i. Lc8,son8 trum the Rise and Fall of tho Eneli^h
C.iinmonwealth: Lectures, Lon., ISS4, p. Svo (i The
C..iillict of Oligarchy and Democracy: Si.x Lectures
Lon.. l.S.Hj, p. Svo; 2.1 e.l. same year. ''
, } "JS":".''' '*""'«'' r"-"*^-. "ssoeiato of the Insti-
tute of t-'vil Engineers. 1. An Engineer's Holiday ; or,
i^o'Ton Is.."""'' V'''/''"'" ''""8it"'l« "° "> Longitude
u , i.on., 18S2, 2 vols. Svo.
"The most intere.sting book rf its eomnrebeiivive kiort
since ■(ireaterl)ritaln.' ,*. . The eiigiiicer 'ie 's a r^eat , e„l
more than most people, ami be is both .1 seerniViL .1
di.«,.rinj,iittting 11, ,,0 or.linary .legreC'-So-cMto ' •'! 1 ,»'
2. Old WorK, Questions and New \Vorld Answers
Lon., 1S8I, p. Svo; 2il e.l.. ]SS,5.
■'Tlie tone of hearty eiii.iyment of scenery rtii,l Id.i..
nun ..'."'the'sH'l,'." '}'T"''"' "H "'""'' "I""' Ri™ at -
e d Ise ssl.o?s vHf " '"",'■'! ''™l*>' interest comes from
!'i/i. xl. "w ' conditions <,r factory labor."-.V,,:
, f",i'h''.l",''' ''^"'■'"'s i" information with reRard to several
of be leading industries „f the .lislricts whicb be vHi,
iviii."U '"''''" 'i'« "•'licit l"-evails in llieiii''-^k,V to' ;
Pitlgiii, Charles reituii. 1. History of the i
Bureau of .Statistics of Labor of Massachusetts, and of i
r.^/'^ ''*"''""'" '" """ State from 1S36 to 1876, Bost
lS7b, 8yo. 2. Practical .Statistics : a Hand-Book for the i
Lse of the Statistician, &o., Bost., 1888, Svo
1 ;iul s, .-pnngliel.l. III,, lS(!S-70, an.l since tlien liishop
I'L^ ■","""■ ■■ ''* ^fe'"'""''-". "fJ Kll'or Poems, X. York,
Pierce, J. .stanzas an.l .Sonnets. Lon., IS.S7 \'>mo
fi,\"'I'.'"'i', •'""','■''' "'"' "• ''■'"'••roll. I. English
( he.".- Problems. Lon., 1871, p. .syo; new ed., IS84 2
he Pierce Cambit: Chess Paj.ers ami Proble.ns, Lon.,
Pierce, James O. Fran,hil..nt M..itg«ges on
Merchandise: Commentary on the American Phases of
iwynes Case. ,S|. Louis, Mo., I.ssi. Syo.
Pierce, S. t. Materialism against itself; or, Why
lam not a Materialist, Cin., I8SJ, Ifimo.
1 icrce, \\ . T. Treatise on "raetical .Solid Dc^^erip.
tive lieometry, Lon., IS7;i, 410. > '
Pieritz, Rev. George H.ldoii, M.A., gra.lmited
at Caius College. Cambri.l^a..l,s4b; or.laino.l IS-lii: mis-
sionary t., the Jews in In.lia lS47-(;4; rect..r ..f Ilar.l-
w-ieke lsb4-70. The (iospels fnim the Habbinical I'.iint
of \ lew, Lon., lS7.f. I2nio.
Pierrepont, Kdunrd Willoughby, 18til)-I8s.^
son of Ju.lge Edwards Pierrepont, formerly F.S. minister
to England: gra.luated at Christ Church.'o.xfor.l 1SS'>.
secretary of the U..S. legatb.n at R.,me from ISS4. ' Fifth
Aveiiue to Alaska : with .'\Iaps, X. York, 1SS4, 12nio.
Pierrcpoat, Henry E. Historical Sketch of tho
Brooklyn Jerry, lly a Director. Brooklyn, 1879.
^^Pierson, A. <'. The White Church, Cin., 1887,
• **■«"»"» Kcv.Arthnr Tappan, D.D., b. 18.S7.
m ^V!"- York ; graduated at Hamilton Colleg" <857, and
at the Union Theological Seminary 1860; emercl the
ministry of the Presbyterian Church; pastor of Bethany
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4. Ki'r I" the Wnr,|; »r, llolp t.. Ilibl» Slu.ly, N. Y.,rk, ' Itliii.,. «. Sevrn l'..rlr.ill. ..f tlio Kuv. C. II. St.urufon
1SH7, Iflin,,. ,,. I K.I. I riui ln.|.ir('.l W.ir.l ; a ,S..riri. uf »iili Kcmilliwnc•,■^ l..,h., I-IU, "vo. 7. The fleuT"iil'
riipcr* iinil Ail'limcn .li-livi'nvl al
CDnlVTiMioc, IHS7, \. Vnik, |i-<i, I
I'lnmon, l':rnci<t Of l.iiiici'y. I. (K.l. i Society
ViTse li.v Ainerii'iiii WrltiT*, .\. V.,rk, IS>7, liliuci. 2, A
Story ■■!' Sew Vurk, Ohio.
,.|y
'>'''','*"',"'' "'.'.'"' "'''I" •"»!'''■'•"'"' W'lrl'l ; Viiw» ul Kiiiiiietil Wrrtor», l.uii., [^.id," |T, Hv.i.
'""^ *<. AnocJotf* i>f LuiliiT anil till' Kcriinimtliiii. I.im., IN'.'I,
or. svii. II. Thu i;ail of SlnillBflmry, li|» I.il,, ami Wurk,
I,"n., I--^:!, IL'iiiM. ID. I'iiy |„r ihc l'.ri»hin((.' Ilic
l'i)»eriil' Iho lliblu In I.nnilun : with a I'nlaio liy Kiirl
Ciilnu. I.nii., I^SI, II. ,«aviiix Id the IttiTiiiiijI : lliu
.■^tni-y III Twenty- Five VtMiri-' l.iiliimr in .'^t. (lilo's. ||.
lu-l, l.i.n., I"-','), l^rn.i. I:'. Cliarlc- llaililmi .>J|iiir-
Ki'iin, l'reuilier,_ Aullmr, anil rbii|inthrii|iii.t, l.ini., Is^rt,
|i. Hvo. l:t. Vicloria, l^uei'n ami Knijirem) : a .liibllfo
Meninlr. Lon., I,hs7, |,. Svd. II. Alliert, the I'rhiio
Ciin^iirt ; a l)|iiKra|ihy fur the l'.'ii|iU.. Ilhinl. I.i.n.,
iH-sr, (!r. >iii. 1.1. Ilcncath the lllue .''ky i rri'aohinu
in tlu'0|ifn Air. Illuft. I.un., l.-os, cr. .>ivo. Itl. Iluvs
anil tiirlH who Imvo Itiiion: a I'rlie Hook for Mimii'.ii
.'School?*, I.un., I^ss, p, svd.
IMkf, Jnmrx .Shcpliprd, I'^ll-lMvj, b. at CalaU,
.Ml'.: bcriiUH'ii ,|..iirniilir.l; wuk Wiishlnv'lnn em rfi<|ion.UMit
anil ».-Kiii'iatf i-iliiiir of ihii N.V. Trilniiie Ix.'ili-iiO, anil
r..>i. inini»liT III Ibf Xfthi'iliiniln IStll-llli. I. Tin- lli«.
liiralliin i.f the Curremy, l^M. 2. The Finani'liil
t'ri«i«: Its Kvil», and their Hoiiicily, IMIli. :i. Iliiriieu
Ureeley in l''72, Itt7:t. 1. A I'lui-lVale ,<tiite, \. Ymk,
l'<76. !>. The New I'urilan : New Knulunil Twu lliin-
ilrnl Vear.i A«i) ; .■'iiiiio AiMMHint uf the l.ili' uf Hubert
I'ike, the I'untan who lUlenilcJ the tjuukerii, re*i»te.|
Clerieal l)i,niinalliin. anil o|i|)0(cil the Witehcrult I'roso-
enlion. N. York, I. ■•711, .Svo.
" Hufiire it!- niiiH'aiance ahMiliitely imlhliiK was kiinwii
III IlK Milijec't lif.vi.iiil the nii'iitinn iil hii. name in >avaj!e.s
'(ienenliinieal MelimiHry,' iinil the Miint iiiilexe> i.l lulu,
nial Keeiinls. . , . Yet here he Is in the.-e liu«e>, the real
man; Inlen^e Imt never narrow ; Krim ami slill iieikeil
anil hi^h haiiiliil. but liuhl HniL^tninKjiml free iinillrne."
— .>ii(/(/H, ,\.\vlil, :!7^.
li. The First lllows of the Civil War: Ton YearH of
I'reliniinary Cuntliet. ISill-tiO, N. York, |S7'.i, Hvo.
IMkf, I.iikc Owen, M.A., b. Is:;.-, i K'nulmiteil nt
Ilra.-eni.se lollege, U.xloril ; ealleil to Ihe bar at l.inenln'-
Inn IMIJ; holila a position in the Record Offiee. 1. A
Ili.story of Crime ami of its Uclations to Chiliml I. He
in F:nj{lanJ: vol.!.. From the Honnin Inmiiiiin to the
Aeeesiilon of lleury YII. : vol. ii., From the Aeees.-iuii
of Henry VII. to the Present Time, l.on., IH7;i-7«, S\ii.
Slave .if rireumstamjen
an.l N. York, l^ss, r.'m.
I>iuni<iii, Hev. Ilnmlltoii >ViiiMix, Ii.l)., [.a/.,
vol. il., a.M.,) b. Isir. In the llin.ihj ur, 01. 1 Time
gooiiil, Political, an.l l{eliKi.,u< Life in the .><iimhwe»t.
lllust. X, York, IH-i, |o,„„
" It |ire»erves iiii.l exem|illllii4 a hirtff nuinUTof .«iuth-
em .VmerlninlsiiiH, ami shi.w>i In ii Kroiit varletv of lluhtfi
the lllo lit the rnilu |ieii|iU' whose mliuls he Wil« Id iireiiare
fur the eiilp.irteur," — .V.((Aoi. x,\xlll. :tMi.
I'it'ime, CliurlCN Ilfiiry, F.C.S. |, ChemiKlry
In Ihe llrewin;{-lto.im : with I'ables, l,un., If*77, IJmu.
2. Olfiielies an.l the IMivsieal ."ienso.-. Lun., 1>.S7, >vii.
I'iHiird, Henry U„ b. |s(2. |, a (Jui.le t.. L'ri-
naiy Am.ly.Ms, N. York, |i7:t, ,Svo. 2. An Klementary
Treatise on l)ineii,ses of the .-ikin, N. York, IS71I, syu. ;j.
A Trealine on the Materia .Me.liea an.ri'herapeutic.t of
the .slkin, N. York, I^SI, Svo. With Fox, 0. II., Cuta-
neous anil Venereal Memuraiehi, |sr7. Iliin.i.
I'iKKOtI, rrnni-iit Taylor, .M.A., M,..\I., «railu-
ute.l al Trinity i;.,||e){e, 1 ■iimbri.ixo : eallo.l to the bar
at the .MiU.llo Temple 1^711. 1. The Law an.l Praeiiee
rehitinn to Foroiijn .In. laments : their Fife ■! on Kn){lish
Courts, l.on.. IN?'.!-^!, 2 vols. r. .tvo. 2. Pri]ieiple.s of
the I,aw of Torts, |,un., Iss.i, Sv...
I'iKKOtt, Jenn Sophia. A Roval .<erviee, ami
other P.iems, I.un., I,'*77_7i), sii. 16m. 1. "
I'iKKOtt, John, F..-<.A., F.lt.ii..-^., F.O.S. Persia,
Ancient an.l .M.i.lorn, I..in., IS71, p. >vi).
■'.Vn iiiiprelMn.llii«l,iitearernllyciiiupiIeil work."— ,IW.,
Xu. 'Jlod,
I'igot, Eli'/iibeth E. Jenny Uooth : a .Story,
Lun., |Mi7, jp. svo.
I'igot, R. , Trans.) .Moral Emblems; with Apho-
risms. Aliases, and Proverbs, of AH A«e3 and Nations, by
Jac. Cats and Kub. Farlle. Illuatrateil by John Lelith-
ton. _ N. York, l,S7ll, llo.
I'igolt, <;, \V. K. .Savntfe and Civilized Russia:
2.1 e.|,. liy T. Arnul.l, l,.in., IS711, ttyo.
IMb'ott, Hic-hlird, d. issy, ,et. ol; was fur some
years proprietor of The Irishman, a paper published at " '' '.■* "'*' ''""'' "'' a clever, harilworkint; man, with a
I>ublin; became notorious as the foriter uf letters attrib. >"'^'"\ '"».'' of self-conllilcuee. a proli.nml i-imtenipt lur
u.e.1 by the Times ,0 Mr Parnell, an.l when arrested in ' !:t tbere;inl" [i;";^!?/;; ills^l^d'^dn^l^rhiiw';;!! h^hlii;;
M;idrid committed suicide. Per.su.ial Keeollections of s.elf."-.Mr/. AVr, x.txvli. -.2 "U nis work tur liiiu
an Irish Nationalist Journalist, Dublin, ISS2, p. Svo : 2d
0.1., iss;).
"Much more an Infurmnl history of the events of the
last tlvean.lihirty yeais In Irehiml timn an autobiu-
srraphie reeiiril."--.v„(. /;,,•., lili. 7:i7.
London Birds and London
I'igott, T. Digby
Insects. liOii., Is.sJ, p. s^o.
I'igou, llev. Prnucis, D.D., ['n,ie, vol. ii., add..]
b. 1S32, at Uaden-Uaden, (ierinany ; graduated at Trin-
ity College, Dublin, is.',:); ordained ISj.', 1 vicar and
rural dean of Halifax since 1875; canon of Itipon Ca-
thednil since IS>5. I. Early Communion Addresses at
Hu.Mersliel.l, Liveriiool, Ac., Lon., IS77, |2mo. 2. Ad-
dresses 11/ District \ isitors an.l .•sun.lay-.^oho.il Teachers
Lon., issii, l2mo. :(. A.ldresses delivered on Various
Occ;isions, Lon., Iss;',, |2;no. 1. Manual of Confirma-
tion ; Addresses at Preparation Classes, Lon., Isss^ svo.
Pike, <i. D. The Jubilee .'dingers and their Cam-
paign, lllust. Lon.. 1S7.1, p. Svo.
inll^^Vin 'of Uev .*/,1.''''"l.' •.^- ' ■■\^' "l ^"'^!' •^'"''- : X. •'"^•"«''. Koger. Forness Folk, the'r Savin's an
ington, son ol Uev. Uodlrey Pike, a Baptist minister; Dewin's, Lon.. IS7I r.Svo
Lombm ls'-.,''T-'''''''i''^'r''' k'"' "'*'"'^-"' '" ';"''""■'■' '" I'ilcher, Lewis S. The Treatment of Wouml.^
18P has t [ c 1 "tti "r",,'"-?""' " ■""■"""" • ■" ?r i" ''r'"'''l'''^^" "'"' P^-^'io^- !""■"• N. York, I8S.S, Svo
IS,, has asMstcil Rev. C.H. .•spuigcun in eiiting The Pilgrim, Thomas "
2. (Ell. I Year-Booksof the Reign of King Edward Ihe
Third, Lon., LSSJ, r. Svo.
Pike, NicholHs, U.S. eon.«nl for Mauritius Isi;,,-
71. Sub-Tropieai Rambles in the Land of the Aplian-
npteryx; Personal Experiences, Adventures, and Wan-
deniigs in and iiruiind the Island of .Mauritius. M;i],
. and lllust. N. York, IS7.3, Svo.
, "iViiiMil Pike's book Is one of ureal Interest to the nut-
liialist, as his rambles were eliiellv made in the iiursult of
plants ami shells."— .Vn((o,i. xvii.il'Jl,
'■ If somewbal li.ose and desultory In arrangement, his
ijoiik shows a wiiltli ami lumprehensiveness of scope, wiih
an amount of pains in coUei'ting details, which must en-
title the author to inueli praise."— .s'<i(. Uii;, xxxvl. l.'si.
Pike, Kichard. I. Quaker Anecdotes, Lon., IsSil,
p. .'*vo; :;d ed., IsSI. 2. Remarkable Religious Anec-
dotes, Lon,, 18.S2, p. 8vo. ;i. ( Ed.) Railway Adventures
; and Anecdotes, Lon., I8S4.
j Pike, Harburtou. (Trans.) Dante's Divme
I Comedy; The Inferno, Lon., 1881, 12nio.
Piketah, Itoger.
Swor.l and the Trowel, while contributing to many^otlier
religious periodicals. 1. Ancient Meeting- Houses ; or,
Memorial Pictures of Nonconformitv in Old London,
Lon., IS7II, p. Svo. 2. The .Metropolitan Tabernacle;
or, An Ilistorioil Account of the .Society from its First
Phiuting in the Puritan Era to the Present Time: with
- - I. Live Boys: Charlev and
Nasho in Texas. By Arthur Morecamp, [pseu.l.J "B..sI.,
IS71I, 16mo. 2. Live Boys in the Black Hills: or, The
Young Texan Gold- Hunters. By Arthur Morecamp.
Bost., ISsii, |6,„„. :j. Old Nick's Cauip-Meetin'. By
Euiri'ne Owl, N. York. IS.sfl.
Pilkington, Rev. Joseph Green, M.A., eradu-
>.1 .1, T..:n:... r...ll l..-l.T:_ .n-.. ' . . '.^
other .^ketches relating to the Rise, llrowth, and Cus- : at^liiTTrtnUrColTi^/e, DrbL YsSit'l^.h.in^d';"^^^^^
touis i^^Nonconformity in Southwark, the Stockwell ; vicar of St. Mark's, D;i;ton, si,ll870: l.Tspidtaai
Oarland, \<
Lull., IS7C,,
Pllley,
tp. »»o.
Pilley,,
•r» Svllabi
I'- 1. I2mi,.
Lon., |ss|_
Pby»lo|ii,iV,
KrganiiCiioi
•i.KinfKi.i.uw
Lun.. IsMs, I
••IIHng,'
"I tliu Eskim
rai'liy uf the
lubllugraphy
Pilling,
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entered the n
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of the .\nli S
Pilon, .>|
I>i»iluiaitions
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|sa;i, Svo. 2.
■1. Dottings on 1
svo. 4, The \\
8vo. 5. ,<hip-
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the Famine, Do
Piinblett, 1
H'ar, Lon., Iss
Issij-lss.o, |,u„.
Pinches, 'r
antiijuities, liriii
Ih*) Palace (Jates
''25. Edited, wi
I'escriptions and
'■iety of Biblical
Pinches, Ht
■'ohn's College, C
"f Bretby Isss.
Kecoiupense: Th
Pincott, Fn
ol Vishnusarman
Isso, Svo. 2. An
and Col. U. U. Mii
Svo.
"Forins in Itself
'o which it imrpo
■'<• Himli Mann
md Vocabulary, j
••incHo, J. 1
"cakness, and Di
I'indnr, J.
them, Lon., I,s7i|
i'indar, W.'
lytical Chemistry,
Pinkerton, ;
Scotland ; became t.
to America in IS42
was appointed first
detective agency.
service in Is6|. |
Vork, 1877, 12ino.
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^.'^«f'', I87!», 12ui
Betectives, N. York
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I'itclier, II. The Horse; a Hook fur the I'cople:
I'racliciil 10.\|ii'rience of a lilack.siiiith ; [alpo] Short
Essiiv eonourning the Clioice of a Profession, Ht'specta-
bility of Trades, Ac. Illust. 2il ed., t'bic, 1S7U, f*vo;
.')th ed., cnl., 1SS2.
I'itchl'ord, Kcv. John Watkiiis, i\.A., gradu- i
ated at Trinity College, Dublin, iMiL' ; ordiiined 1806;!
vicar of St. Jude's, ."^outhwark, since ls7(i. ]. The i
Uedeeining Love of God, Lon., Is72, ISnio, 2. The
Heavenly F'athway. 3. The Jlorniug .Song: a Nino-
fold Praise of Love, Lon., l.'*8l, f)i. 4to. 4. Urauiblc |
Cloisters. ,
Pitkin, Albert Palmer. The Pitkin Family of
Aniericu: a (ienf.ilogv of the Deacend.mts of William
Pitkin, from Ki.iil to l.'^'.'^li. Illust. Hartford, 1S,><7, I. 8vo,
Pitnillll, Ueilll. [unit; vol. ii., add.] With How-
Ann, Jkuome IJ,, The Phonographic Dictionary, Cin.,
l^M, Kimo.
Pitman, C. Ii. 1. (Trans.) Popular Astronomy,
by ,J. Ranibosson, liuureate of the Institute of prance.
Illust. l.on., 1n7o, cr. 8vo: new ed., 1877. 2. (Trans.)
Florence; History; the Medici, Humanists, Letters, Ac,
by Charles Yriarte, Lon., 1882, imp. 4to. 3. (Trans.)
Recollections of my Youth, by Kmest Kenan. N. York,
188.!, Kimo. 4. (trans.) A Gentleman of the Olden
Time: FranjoLs de .Scopcaux, .Sire de Villevillc, 16(19-
l.')71 ; being Portraits and Stories of the Sixteenth Cen-
tury, iluring the Reign of Henry II., by Cecile Coignet,
Lon., 1887, 2 vols. or. 8vo. a. ^Trans.) Recidlections of i
Forty Years, by Ferilinand de Lesseps, Lon., 1887, 2 ,
vols.Svo. 6. (EJ.) Memoirs of the Count do Falloux; i
from the French, Lon., Is88, 2 vols. .?vo. 7. (Trins.)
History of the People of Israel till the Time of King
David; from the French of Ernest Renan, Lon., 1888,
demy 8vo. 8. (Trans.) Through the Heart of Asia
over the Pamir to India, by Gabriel lionvalot; with
Two Hundred and Fifty Illustrations by .Vlbert P6pin j
from the French. Illust. Lon., 1888, 2 vols. r. 8vo.
Pitman, Mrs. Emma Itaymoud. I. Vestina's
JIartyrdom : a Story of the Catacombs, Lon., 180'.', p.
8vo. 2. Prolit and Loss: a Tale, Lon., 1871), p. 8vo,
3. Heroines of the Mission-Field : Iliographical Sketches,
Lon., 1880, p. 8vo. 4. Florence Godfrey's Faith : a
Story for Boys. Illust. Lon., 1882, p. 8vo. 5. Gar-
nered Sheaves; a Tale for Hoys. Illust. Lon., 1882,
p. 8vo. 6. Central Africa, Japan, and Fiji ; a Story of
Missionary Entetprisc, Trials, Ac, Lon., 1882, p. 8vo.
7. Life's Daily Ministry; Every-Day Service for Others.
Illust. Lon., 188:!, p. 8vo. 8. My Governess Life; or,
Using my One Talent. Illust. Lon., 188:), p. 8vo. 9.
Heroines of the Mission-Field. Lon., 1881, p. Svo. 10.
George Muller and Andrew Reed, (" World's Workers,")
Lon., 188.0, p. Svo. II. One of the Least, and Ray El-
liott's Deliverer, Lon., 18S7, 12mo. With others. Loving
Words ; .Short Talks with the Y'oung Folks. Illust.
Lon.. 188,), lOmo.
Pitman, Henry. Hints on Teaching and Lec-
turing on Phonography; 2d ed., enl., Lon., 1885, 8vo.
Pitman, Mrs. .'>Iarie J., (Davis,) b. IS.'iU, in
Hartwick, N.\'.; married, ISliii, to Theophilus P. Pit-
man. ,Sho has written books for children under the
ji.seudonyme of " .Margery Deane." European Ureezes,
liost., 1882, lOino.
Pitman, Ilobert C, LL.D., associate justice of
the Superior Court of Massachusetts. Alcohol and the
Stater a Discussion of the Problem of Law as applied to
the Liquor Traffic, N. Y'ork, 1877, 12mo.
" He shows that the law is the only agency that can curb
the evil: that lii^ensing laws havealwavs provorl a failure;
that prohibition is a siioeess. . . . We would examine
Judge I'itman's statistics with care did they seem to us of
much value."— .Va(ioi(, xxvii. 182.
Piton, C'amille, principal of the National Art
Tniining School, Philadelphia. A Practical Treatise on
China- Painting in America: with some Suggestions as
to Decorative Art, N. York, 1880, 3 vols. era. 4to, and 3
vols, of plates, fol.
Pitt, John Linwood. Patois Poems of the
Channel Islands : the Norman-French Text, with Paral-
lel English Translation, Historical Introduction, and
Notes, Guernsey. 1883. (The first of a series of books
Jjrojecled under tlic auspices of iiie Guiiic .-VHcs Library.)
Pitt, Sarah. 1. Dick's Hero, Lon., 1881, p. Svo.
2. Fritters; or, "It's a Long Lane that has no Turn-
ing," Lon,, 1885, p. Svo. 3. "Bear and Forbear."
Illust. Lon., 1886, p. Svo. 4. The Cost of a Mistake.
Illust. Lon., 1887, p. Svo.
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Pitt-Lewis. See Lkwis.
Pitt- Taylor. See Taylor.
Pittenger, llev. >Villiani, [mif, vol. ii., add.,]
b. 1840; served in the civil war; entered the ministry
of the Melho 11 t Episcopal Church, and has been a jiro-
fessor in the Philadelphia -Niiticmal School of Elocution
and Oratory since 1878. 1. Oratory, Sacred and Secu-
lar, Phila., 1881, 12mo. 2. Extemiiore Speech : How to
Practise and Acquire it, Phila., 188:i, ]2mo. 3. How to
become a Public Speaker, Phila., 1887, 12mo.
Pit is, A. Jerry's Little Neli. Illust. Lon., 18S7,
12uio.
Pitzcr, Kev. Alexander White, D.D.. b. 18;ii.
at Roanoke, \'a.; graduated at llam]iden-.Siilney C<d-
lege 1854, and at the Danville Theological Seminary,
Kentuckv, 18.j7 : 1ms been pastor of the Central Presby-
terian Ciiurch, Washington, D.C., since iM'iS, and pro-
fessor of Biblical liistory and literature in Howard Uni-
versity. Washington, since 1875. 1. Lcce Deus Honm,
Phila., 1807. Anon. 2. Christ the Teacher of Men,
Phila., 1870, 12nio. :i. The New Life not the Higher
Life ; or. The Believer's Holiness Personal and Progres-
sive, Phila., l.''7S, l8mo.
I'itzer, George C. Electricity in Medicine and
Surgery; 2d ed., enl., St. Louis, .Mo., I,'<83, 12mo.
Pixiey, F. >V. 1. Auditors: their Duties ;in.l
Resjionsibilitics, Lon,, 1881, Svo. 2. The Duties and
Powers of Trustees under the Bankruptcy Act, Lon..
1884, Svo.
♦' Place, Uenjamin," (Pseud.) Sec Tniiixo.
EnwAlUi, iii/rn.
Plaisteil, H. M., and Appleton, Frederick
II. Digest of Decisions of ihe .Maine Supreme Judicial
Court, vols, i.-lxviii. inch, ( lS2(i-7y,) Portland, 18Mi, .^v...
Planch^, James Ilobinson, [nnir, v<d.ii.,add,.]
1796-1880, b. in London ; jiublished, in addition to works
mentioned n»(f, vol. ii. ; 1. William with the Ring: a
Romance in Rhyme, Lon., 1872, p. Svo. 2. Recollec-
tions and Kefiectious : a Professional Autobiogrnphv,
Lon., l.-<72, 2 vols. Svo.
"If no one can gossip more pleasantly, certainly lew
haven better right to t-'ossiji. . . . Mr. I'la'nehe comes be-
fore the public in four distinct characters. First, he is an
accumiilished man of the world, seventy -six years of age.
who from youth has been familiar with tlie stage Mini
mixeil with the best literary and theatrical society. Sec-
ondly, he has Ijeen one of the most prolific dramatists of
his day, having originated a species of drama with re.^iiecl
to winch ho lias remained altogether without a rival.
Thirdly, lie is a (listingiii.«hed archaidogist. . . . Fonrthlv.
he has held for nearly twenty years the rank of Hoiigc
Croix Poursuivnnt in llie Heralds' Colletje. and has ((.iim-
quently paid ofKcial visits to foreign courts when some pu-
tentate liasbeen Invested with theOrderof thetiiirlcr. . , .
So many and so good are the anecdotes he relates that luo
or three could not be taken from the rest by aiiv process
more critical than the toss of a hallpeiiny."— .yi(. ifir.,
xxxiv. VJ'2.
" To the readers of drnmattc bioirraphles the present
book will rather bring to their memories Frederick Kcv-
iiolds's Life tlian any oiher similar record. It consists lif
details of work, aiul of how that work succeeded."— ^(/r.
No. 2833.
3. The Conqueror and his Companions, Lon,, 1874. 2
vols. Svo. 4. Cyelopa'dia of Costume, Lon,, 1876-79. 2
vols. 4to. 5. Suggestions for establi^hing an English
Art Theatre, Lon., 1879, Svo. 6. Extravaganzas. E^i-
ited by J. F. Dillon and others. Lon., l.'-SO, 5 vols. .svi..
7. Songs and Poems, from 1819 to 1879, Lon., 1880, |r.
Svo.
Plant, Joseph, curator of the Snlford Museum.
1. (Kd.) Catalogue of the Library of the Manchester
Geological Society, Salford, 1875, Svo. 2. Descriptiic
Catalogue of the I'ictures in the Art Galleries and
Museum, Salford, 18S3, Svo.
Piatt, A. E. History of the Parish and (iramniar-
School of Sedbergh, Lon., 1876, Svo.
Piatt, Franklin, b 1844, in Philadelphia: edu-
cnted at the University of Pennsylvania; served in tlu'
civil war; assistant geologist of Pennsylvania 1874-^1.
and since then president of the Rodicster and Pittsburg
Coal and Iron Company. He (irepared the following
volumes of the Reports of the Geological Survey uf
Pennsylvania. 1. On Clearfield and Jeil'erson Counties,
1875. 2. Coke Manufacture. 1876. 3. On Blair County,
ISStt. i. The i.'auscs. Kind.-, and Amount of Waste m
Mining Anthracite, 1881.
Piatt, James, b. 1831, in London; a woollen man-
ufacturer and general warehouseman ; member of llo'
Londcm Chamber of Commerce: Fellow of the Statistical
Society and of the Society of Arts. 1. Business, Lun.,
PLA
1876, p. 8vo; 35th thousnml, rev., 1S77. 2. Money,
Lon., 187'J, p. 8vo. 3. Ecoiioniy, Lon., ISs], p. svo. l.
Life. Lmi., 1831, ]i. Svd. o. I'rotjreES. Lon., 1SS2. p. Svo.
6. Poverty, Lon., 1881, p. 8vo. 7. (foil and Jliimmon,
Lon., 1S8,"), p. Xvo. 8. Land, Lon., IsSii, p. Svo. <J.
Mammon, Lon., 1886, p. Svii. 10. Leiischulds : I're.-s
Reports anil Couiment.-i upon his Evidences, Lon., 18X7,
Svo. II. Democracy, Lon., ISSS, p. Svo. 12. I'latt'.'s
Essays, [comprising "six of the ubovo-mentioned works,]
Lon., 2 vols. r. Svo.
IMalt, Walter II., M.I). (Trans.) Pvuria, or Pus
in the Urine, and its Treatment, by Uoheil I'ltzuiann,
M.D., N. York, i88ii, 12mo.
Pliitt, Hi'v. Milliam Ileniy, D.D.. I.L.D., b.
1821, at Amenia, N.V. ; ndniitled to the bar l^-lj; or-
dained in the Protestant Episcopal l.'hurcli l^.d; rector
of .St. Paul's Church, Uochestor, N.V., since I8S2. 1.
Inliuenue of Hcligic.n in tlie Devebjpment of .'urispru-
dcnce, San Fran., Isrs, Svo. 2. .Mter IJcalli— What ?
or. Hell and .-Salvation in the Liglit of .-Jcience and Phi-
losophy ; 2d ed., enl., t-an I'ran., 18711, 12ino. :i. Qijd
Out and .Man In; or. Replies to R. (f. Inirersoll, Roeh-
csler, X. York, I8,S3, 12mo. 4. The Pliilns..phv of the
Supernatural, (Paddock Lectures.) N'. York, Iss'li. 12mo.
Platting, Miles. A Posterity's Reikmption, Lon.!
ISSO, 12mo. 1 ' .
PItttts, ,llrs. Frank T. Mem Sahib; or, Should
she have told liiin !' Lon., ISS.'), p. svo.
Platts, John Thompson, .M.A.. b. IMil ; teacher
of Persian at the University of O.\ford ; liirrjierly an
inspector of public instruction in the Central Provinces
of India. 1. '(Trans.) Ikhwann-s Safa ; or, ISrothera
of Purity; from the Hindustani, Lon., l.sOil, svo. 2. A
Granunar of the Hindustani or Urdu Language, Lon.,
1873, Svo.
".\san Urdu grammar, . . . this book is /ticife iyri«cc,.s "
— At/L, No. 21;i7.
3. A Dictionary of Urdu, Classical Hindi, and Enir-
lish, Lon., 1SS4, r. Svo.
" .\ want keenly felt by European Orientalists for niaiiv
years lias at last been supplied.— a thorooKhlv irnstworthV
and salisfaelury Hindustani dictionarv wli'icli lomplic's
Willi all the recpiirements of modern schcilaiNhipaiulliimllv
supersoiles the aiitiquuteil works of Shakespear and Duii-
crtii I'orbes, —Alli., No. 3(J(»S,
Playfair, (i. M. H. Cities and Towns of China ;
.a (ieographieal Dietionarv, Lon., 18811, r. Svo.
Playlair, Sir Lyon, K.C.U., LL.D.,i'.R.S., [n„ic.
vol. ii., add.,] held office in the ministry of ls7:i-74 as
]iostnia8ter-gcneral ; was chairman of the comniittee of
ways and means and deputy speaker of the House of
Commons 18SII-83. 1. Primary and Technical Educa-
ticm : Two Lectures, Edin., Is7(l, Svo. 2. On Teaching
University and Examination Boards, Lon., 1872 • new
ed.. 1S73, Svo.
Playfair, Lieut.-Col. Sir Robert Lambert,
K.C.M.U., F.R.O.S., K.Z.S., b. 1S2S; brother of Sir L.
Playfair, iiipm ; H.lJ.M.'s consul-general for Algeria
and Tunis since 188."). 1. Travels in the Footsteps of
Jiruce in Algeria and Tunis: Illustrated by Fao-Similes
of his Drawings, Lon., 1877, 4to.
." Cohmel Playfair has gone over a great deal of the tract
of which liruce had left but a very imperfect account ;
and he lias also had the singular good fortune to discover
tlie nuinense stores of manuseript.s, drawings, and oullee-
lions winch the Abyssinian traveller left behind him, and
whicli had lalieii into the possession (if one of his direct
i!esecndanLs. . . . The Mitlior seems to have snared no
pains 111 order to make his work one which scholars anti-
(|iiaries, and historians can read with pleasure and rely on
with conhdence."— .yi/. Hei:, .\lv. s«. w ""
2. Iland-Book to the Mediterranean. Parti. 2d ed ''•
Lon., 1SS2, 12mo. 3. The Scourgeof Christendom ; An- '
nalsof British Relations with Algiers prior to the French i
Conquest, Lon., 188-t, Svo.
" The boiik is . . . mainly a sober and solid selection '
Irom unpublished State papers. Illustrated liv verv few
otlierdocumenls.and set forth with m. ipicteiiceof liierarv ■
r ..f,', f,;,u '-'f".?™ 'i' ""'' '"'"■■est of the subject atone ,
lor the faultJi of the treatment. —.IW., No. 'JU;i7 I
4 A Bibliography of Algeria: published' under the
Autlionty of the Council of tlie Royal tleograijliical So- '■
cicly, Lon., 1888. With Gi NTiinn, A. C, Fishes of Zan- '
zibar, Lon., 1867, 4to. \
Playfair, Vvilliani Smoult, M.D., LL.D.,
F.R.C.P., [mile, vol. ii., add.,] b. 1835; professor of
obstetric medicine in King's College, London; exam-
iner in midwifery to the University of London and to
the Royal College of Physicians, Ac. 1. A Treatise on
the Scicnoo and Priiotioe of Midwifery. Illust. Lon.,
PLU
1876, 2 vols. Svo: (Ithed.. IS>8. 2. The Svstematic 'ireat-
mcnt of Nerve Pn'stratimi, ,kc., Lon., lMs:i, p Svo
Playford, « alter .M. Hints for Investms : being
an Explanation of the Mode of Transacting Business on
Stock E.^change, Lon., 1S82, cr. Nvn.
Play;ie, K. Charold : the llcartllistory of a
Poet's Youth, Lon., 1876, ]i. Svo.
Playton, V., Elemcntarv Anatomv, Physiology,
and Hygiene. Illust. Torimto, Can., I.s7!l, Svo.
Plajton, E. W. Hound about New Zealand. Il-
lust. l.on., isss, Svo.
PIcasanton, Augnstus .lames, b. ISiis, in
Washington, D.C, ; gra. United at U.S. Militarv A.'adcmy
1S26; resigned from tlie army 1830: admitted to the
liar 111 Plul idelphia; served in tlie civil war. aiol w;is
biigadier-geiieral of the Pennsylvaiiiii militia. lie
claimed to liavc denionstrateil that the blue rays ui the
sun were cs|.ccially stimulating to vegetation," and :ilso
ajiplied his experiments to animals. InHuence of tlic
Blue Ray of the Sunliglit and of the lllue Cidor of the
Sky in Developing Animal and Vegetable Life and Ar-
resting Disease, Phila., |S77, er. Nvo.
Pledge, Uaniel. 1. The (ireat Valley Railway:
an Alleg..ry; 2d eil., rev., Lon., \>1\\, I 2mo. 2. Ni.'ht
Musings: 7th ed., Lon , ISSo, ]i. Svo. "
Pledge, E. Tent and Temple Songs : Meditations
in Verse: with .Memoir, Lon., |S71I. p. .Svo.
Plenderleath, Itev. Milliam Charles, M.A.,
graduated at \V:idham College, O.xford, IS.i2: ordained
iS.'),i; rector of Clieihill since ISliii. 1. Obstacles to
Catholic Heunimi, l-<7.'i. 2. The White Horses of the
West of England: witli Notices of some other Ancient
Turf .Monuments. Illu.-t. Lon. and Ciilne, ISsij.
" Presents a complete and iiMduI summary of all that is
known on a subject of coii>ideral>lc interest."— .Sl^ A'cc,
In a Corner of the Vineyard, Lon.,
Pleydell, J.
188.3, p. Svo.
Pleydell, Ilcv. .lohn Colvile .Mansel-, .M.A.,
graduated at Trinity College, Cambridge. 1873 ; ortbiined
1874: rector <if Bengeo since ISSl. The Ilirds of Dor-
setshire. Illust. Lon., 1888.
Pleydell-Uonverie. Sec Boiveiiik.
Plimpton, I'lorus II. Poems. Illust. Cin., 1886.
Svo.
Pliinsoll, Samuel, b. 1821; M.P. for Derby ISfis.
SO. ^Vhile in Parliament he carried on a successful agi-
tation against the jiractice of sending out unseaworthy
merchant-vessels. 1. Our Seamen: an Appeal. Lon!,
1S73, 4to. 2. ^hipping Survey, ic. ; a Bill. Lon., 1S73,
12mo.
Plowdcn, Trevor C'hichele. Translation of the
Gunj-i. I'akkhto: with Notes, Lahore. lsS2, Svo.
Pines, .Margaret, ['la/e, vol. ii., add.] l.'jessio's
Holiday; or, Si.x Months at Throstles' Nest. Illust.
Lon., 18711, ISmo. 2. Chats about the Ro.-arv : the Ro-
sary Explained to Children ; 2d cd., Lon., Is81. fp. Svo.
Plum, William Rattle. The Militarv Telegraph
during the Civil War in the United States: with an E.\-
position of Ancient and Modern Means of Uomnuinica-
tion, and Federal and Confederate Cipher Svstems, io.
Maps and Illust. Chic, 18S2, 2 vols. Svo. "
Plnnier, Rev. William Suan, D.D., LL.D,
<uite, vol. ii., add..] d. 18SII. 1. Commentary on St. Pnul'g
Epistle to the Romans, N. Y'ork. 187t), Svo. 2. Com-
mentary on the Epistle to the Hebrews, N. York, 1S70,
Svo. 3. Short Sermons for the People. Lon., 1872-74. p.
Svo. 4. Hints and Helps in Pastoral Theologv, N. York,
1874, 12mo. ;>. The Beatitic Visi N. Y'ork, 1878,
18mo. Ii. The Christian, Phila., IS7S, 12uio.
Pluninier, Rev. Alfred, D.D., b. 1841, at He-
worth-ou-Tyne: graduated at Exeter College, Oxford,
1863'; ordained IsfiC; master of University College,
Durham, since 1874. He has edited St. .John's (iospel
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Prophecies and the Prophetic Spirit in the Christian
Era, by J. I. Diillingcr, Lon., 1873. 3. (Trans.) Ilyp-
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■^vu. i. Intcraporate CiiticiMu, Durham, I s7y, Svo. 5.
The Church of the Early Fathers, (External History,)
("Epochs of Church History,") Lon., 1SS7, p. 8vo. 6.
The Pastoral Epistles, (Expositor's Bible, Lon., ISSs!
p. Svo.
Pliimmer, Mi^jor Heathcote. Lost in the
Jungle: a True Adventure in In.lia, Lon., 1879, Ifimo.
12,SU
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Pliiminer, John Is<unc. Introduction to A.-'tron-
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I'luinptrc, C. K. 1. Genenil Sketch of the His-
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1S8I, 2 vols. 2. (iiorcliino l!riino: a Tiile of the Six-
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Causation: an Essay, in Four Parts, Lon., ISSS, ji. Svo.
I'liimiitrc, Cliiiiac Charles Molyneiix, calleil
(0 the bar at the Miilcllo Teuiplo 1877. A Summary
of the Principles of the Law of Simple Contract, Lon.,
1S7», p. Svo.
Pliiinptri', Very Rev. Kdward Hayes, D.D.,
[(iiil<', vol. ii., aiUl.,] 1S21-1S91; professor (jf exegesis in
King's College, Lon. Ion, IS6;i-S| ; rector of Pluckley
Kent, |s6i)-7:!; vii^ir of Bickley 1873-Sl ;
POI
Septuagint at Oxioril 1872-74; e.\am- ! 12nio
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iner in the School o'f Tlieology at Oxford 1872-7;'i : prin- i
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Wells from ISSI. l. liiblioal Studies. Lon., 187(1, p. Svo;
Law
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I'lllliiptre, Eleanor. Words of the Son of (Jod :
Gospels for Daily Meditations, Lon., 1877, 12mo: new
ed., 1S8I.
I'liimtree, J. Modern Thought Examined upon
Three Imiiortant (Questions. Lon., IS7S, Svo.
I'lunket, Hon. Kmnielinc M. Merric (iames
in Hhyme. Illusl. Lon.. I S8,,, .|to.
Flunket, Hon. I'rederica Louisa Kditli,
daughter of the second Baron I'lunket. 1. Here and
There among the Alps, Lon., 1S7.'>, p. Svo. 2. Taken to
....-J, Heart: a Novel, Lon., ISS.'i, cr. Svo. 11. Outside the
(irinlield ! Pulpit: Thoughts as to Every-Day Duties, Lon., ISSli,
'Vjini- ! 1 9iniK
riiinkct, Hon. Isabella Katherine, b. lsi7;
daughter of the third Baron I'lunket. 1. Jlester's Fi.r-
tune; or. Pride and Humility, Lon., 187U, l2nio. 2.
Children's Band ; or, V.ie Trial id' Paul's Faith. C"l.
Illust. Lon., 1874, ISmo. :!. Words of Help for Work-
ing-Women for Mothers' Meetings, Lon., Is77, l2iiio.
4. Harold Hardy's Revenge: the Cruise of the " Merry
Mermaiil." Lon., 1886, ISmo.
I'lunket, Hon. Zoe. The (lirl with the Gol.leu
Locks, and other Stories. Lon., ISSI), p. Svo,
Plunkett, Kdward, Baron Dnnsany, b. isns;
succeeded his brother as sixteenth Baron 18.')2; elected an
Irish representative peer Isii4. (iaul or Teuton ? Con-
siderntion.i as to our Allies of the Future, Lon., IS7:!, Svo,
Plunkett, George Tindall. 1. A Primer ft
Orthographic Projection; or. Elementary Practiciil .Soli.l
(ieometry Ex]ilained, Lon., 18S), Svo. 2. English-
Arabic Vocabulary: compiled for the I'se of Residt..t3
and Travellers in Egy|it, Cairo, 1SS6, 16mo.
Plunkett, H. M. Women. I'lumbers, and Doctors ;
or, Household Sanitation, Ac, N. York, 1885, 12mo.
Plunkett, John. Worship, chiefly in Connection
with the Meeting of Christians at the Lord's Supper,
Liverpool, 1S7S. Svo,
Pljmpton, A. G. The (Had Year Round, for
Boys and Girls. Illust. Bost., 1SS2, sq. Svo.
Piympton, G. \\. l. The Blowpipe: a Guide to
its Use in the Determinaticm of Salts, Ac, Lon., IS75. j,.
Svo. 2. (Trans.) Guide to the Determination of Uocks :
Int^roduction to Lilhology, by E. Jannettaz, N. Yoi k,
1S77, 12ino. S. (Ed.) 'i'he Aneroid Barometer: its
Construction and I'se. Illust. N. York, 1878, ISmo.
Pocklington, Miss. The Secret Room: a Tale
of the Marian Persecution, Lon., 1884, p. Svo.
Pocock, J. Model Engine-Making in Theory and
Practice. Illust. Lon., 1888, ]i. Svo.
Pocock, Rev. Nicholas, M.A., [niiie, vol. ii.,
add.,] graduated, first class Math., at i.'reen's College,
Oxford, 1834; Fellow lS.38-48; ordaii,ed 1838. I.
Records of the Reformation, I527-3:i, Oxf., 1S7I. 2
vols. Svo. 2. Studies in Modern Problems, Lon., 1874.
3. The Principles of the Reformation, Lon., 1875. 4,
The Recovery from the Principles of the Reformati.m,
Lon., 1877. 5. (Ed.) A Treatis-: on the Pretended Di-
vorce between Henry VIII, and Catherine of Arragon.
By Nicholas Harpsfleld. Now first printed from a Colla-
tion of Four Manuscripts. (Camden Soo.) Lon., 1S78,
, 4 to.
I "A work of genuine historical Interest and value "—
Ath.. No. 2038.
6. (Ed.) The Troubles connected with the Praver-
Book of 1549, (Camden Soc.,) 18S4, Svo.
Pocock, S. J. Across the Prairie Lands of Mani-
toba and the Canadian Northwest, Lon., 1883, Svo.
Pocock, Millinni >Villiner. A Sketch of tlie
History of Wesleyan Methodism in some of the South-
ern Counties of England, Lon., 1S85, Svo.
Poe, John Prentiss. 1. Pleading and Praitico
in the Courts of Common Law: vol. ii.. Practice, liait.,
1882, Svo. 2. Supplement to the Baltimore CityCoile:
comprising the Acts of the Geneial Assembly of .Marv-
land, 1.88(1, 1882, an<l 1884, relating to Baltimore ami the
Ordinances of the Mayor and City Council, 1878-1885:
with Decisions of the Courts, Bait.', 1885, Svo.
Pogson, F. .Manual of Agriculture for India. Il-
lust. Lon. and Calcutta, ISS3, or. 8vo,
"ohi, A. Thomas Brown's Will : a Novel, Liui.,
1877, 3 vols. cr. Svo.
— "' "11.11. >Yiia Mii|i.iriai.i and wiuit was i Poirez, Louise n. 1. Rose-Leavcs for Rose-
iiiilinp..ruuU-liaK iiececsarily left the picture somewhat Buds. Illust. Lon., 1881, sq, lOmo. 2. Smiles an.l
linn un,Uolourle,ss."-,4(A., nV 3186. | Tears from Fairy-Land : New Christmas Stories. Illust.
-. ....^ 1. v... .... I . , . iJiuiii;,!! i-Lii'iiCf, ijuu., 1 C?( O, p. OVO
3d e.l., 1885. 2. Respice, Aspice, Prospioo, and The Law
of Progress in 'Theology: Two Sermons, Lon., IS7t5, Svo.
3. A P.ipular Exposition of the Epistles to the Seven
Churches, Lon., 1877, p. Svo; 2d ed., I871), 4. St. Paul
in Asia .Minor anil the Syrian Antiosh, Lon., 1877,
12mo. 5. .Movements in Religious Thought ; I., Roman-
ism; II., Protestantism; III., Agnosticism; Three Ser-
mons preached before the University of Cambridge in
the Lent Term of 18711, Lon., 1871), 12mo.
"These are thoughtful lectures, conceived in a very
large spirit, and set ulV by that sort of scholarsliip which
mills SI) much lit literary elt'ect anil viviiliie.ss to the discus-
sions lit the religious thinker."— ,><pcrf(i/oi-, Mi. (itli.
Ii. (Trans.) Christian Doctrine, by K. R. Hagenbach,
Lon., 1880-81, 3 vols. Svo. 7. An Introduction to the
New Testament, Lon., 1883, 12mo. S. Spirits in Prison,
and other Studies on Life after Death, Lon., ISS4, p.
Svo; new ed., 1885. ». Things New and Old, Lou.,
1884, p. Svo. II). Theology and Life: Sermons ohitHy
on Special Occasions, Lon., 1884, fp. Svo. 11. (Trans.)
The Divina Coinme.lia an.l Canz.iniere of Danto .\li.
ghieri : with Biographical Introduction, Notes, and Es-
says, etc.: vol. i., Lon., 1886, Svo.
"This liaiids.ime v.iUime is the tirst instalment of the
great work mi which Dean I'luinptreis uuder.slood to have
been fur many years en^atjed, an.l which will I'.omiirise,
when c.nuplcte.l, a traiislati.in of the whole of tho ' C'om-
media, and also the ' Oinxiiiiiere,' with illustrative notes
throughout: besides a life of the poet, and a series of es-
.says or monographs on subjects of the highest interest ami
imp.irtaiicc c.miiected with his works. The present vol-
ume c.iiitains the life and the translation of the ' Inferno'
and ■ I'urgatorio.' . . . The life is of very great value ; in-
deed, one ul ti.e best that has yet been published in our
own iir any other language. It i.s written in a very vivi.l
and attractive style, ... It displays the mo.st minute ac-
jiuaiiitaiice not only witli all the various works of Uaiilo
lint with numerous historiensaiiil critics who throw light
on the subject, . . We turn with more mingled .satisfaction
to the translation. Perhaps a rooted conviction of the im-
ims-'ihtlthi 111 the task (viz., the approximate reproduction
ol the (crai rimu) may bias one's judginent. . . . We liiul
on almost every page epithets or hleas introdnceil which,
even It appropriate in themselves, are not renreseiited bv
anvlhing m the original, . . . Tho notes . . . are very
helpful, contain luiieh curious information, ami . . are
olleii very lull, and yet condensed."— E. .MooiiE: -lend.,
\ol. ii., 1887. (This volume includes a series of
"Studies" on "The (Jenesis and Growth of the Comine-
dia," •' Estimates, Contemporary and Later, of Dante,"
"Dante as an Ob jrver and Traveller," and " Portraits
of Dante.")
" The whole >vork is n monument of manv years' .levoted
stn.ly, it IS Illustrated tliroiigliimt by an in'iusual ran™ of
reading and culture in other Helds of literature, and it is
accompiinie.l by a most copious ami valimlile index of
subjects and names."— E, .Mooat; : .1 yxd., xxxiii. 19.
12. Wells Cathedral and its Deans, Lon.. Isss, Svo.
13. The Life and Letters of Thomas Ken, D.D,, liishop
of Bath and Wells. Illust. Lon., 188,8, 2 vols. Svo.
" This, in all likelihood, is the final biography nf Ken
, , . .Many searchers have volunteered their services in
Dean I'liimptres uiiderlal;iiig; . . . niueh special Infor-
mation lias been ci.iitribute.l bv reeognized experts in
siiuie of the .subjects treated, , . . But it is not the amount
01 alisulutely new material which constitutes the main
value lit this life and raises It far above its predecessors
Katlier it is the skill and lender patience wherewith ma-
terial already known, but neglected, has been inanlim-
Ittted. — .Imd, xxxlv. 281,
■' The enormous expansion to which the writer has sub-
jected the materials at his commainl— an expansion an-
plie.l impartially to what was imp.irtai.t and what was
llllinin.irtJint — Ihim I10(>,JnuiirtU- l„l> (t... ..{ — „ i...^
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ii:";.'u;,.f^^p^;.^'«'" Taloa of Fair,-Land.
L.,r."l"""',,*.I:,,'^""' ■' S'"<'^'i»''« from the Talmu.l,
I'.,...K W., and Pole, Wm.ua.m, a,l,|.,] b 18 4 ' n 1! r'
miiighiuu; liiis been i.rofe-^or c,f n vil J " •
Ki,,hi„.tono College. i3!>m£y;:;na a ' ' i^ii^^;::!!! "
Ln.miaiii, l,s5ii-87; scorctary to the Roval Coinmi^-ioi
on Ha.lwaj-s |xfi5-67, an.l to that on WatJ.r-Su r^s ir'
;,!; ■^""". "'.,'" 1S« ho was consulting., St for
tho unpcnal railways „f Japan, an,l on ifis e ire ,cnt
reccved from the Mika.lo the decoration f e 1 ",
legroe of the imperial order of the IUhm.' S n e
musical ,l.^ree. at the l^ni;;;:?^'^f'^:,^ ^r'-^r , ^^
contributed many articles to scientific iou;n t t
Quarterly Kev eiv, Ac. 1 rEd i Tl,„ Ti, i-
»«•,,„,,„ i.„„.'„. .. ,;.'„„':,i„'„'.I;';„,'j;:„;t„;!,
6 The I'hiiosophy of Whist: Essay on its ,Soientifie
nd Intellectual Aspects, ton., IhJ, 12„io if 1 "ed
En|„ee;: ^Lf tn^^l^^.^r"^"^' ''''■• ^'^^
^Ko^^e.;ii^i;t^ri:r?^^^:';^^T^^-
rolkiiighorne, Tregelles. 1. David Faster
fsM^ p"C= ''" ^"""^ "^^ «"'«' ConklL Parish, L,:,;?;
«,'*r"."'?'n',^"'''^'* William, M.A., graduated at
POL
iDcvonport, Eng , daughter of Commander J,dn, I'„l.
|:;^^'tm'se!^"7:;:;;'-s;^:';';;,;,,'^^'A^:^^?^:;^''
Two Sisters, lllus,. KdUu 1-7:^ %,o -TluAn ',"
■ ster's Daughter and .Jld .Anthonv's Wil : Ta, ..'r'the
)"ung. Illust. Edin., isri', i2,,o 4 Tl.e r,Vi i'
ouse ,„id other Stories. Ed^ 872^-1 n" -"5^"^
Jliner's S.naW Margaret Vernon. lllus,:"";;,,int is;"^
■dT, i^-o-'M^'""""':'' ''^■S'"--.^-- "'■• li'-lter than (iold
I.diii., 1S,2. 12m,, 7. An Earl's Daughler : a .-;t v
li:c;v:.^:'K'^4;!;^;;;o'^";;\e;;iJ'"i!^''n'""
.s7n,,^no. n,.Gre;T,rrs,-i.^l'^;;fnfn;m;'^^;V
?" 'i-nV "'Vf "'"'""Slil'l'l'y. 1 ., Is7i;. 1L.,„„. An', •
Anon ' 1', ur"^ " •■'"" '"^ ''"•^•^' '■""•■ '■^■'■. ""■"
An.in. l.i. When we were Voiing, l.on., I,s77 f„ s,',,
14. Ills (irandchild, l.on.. 1877, iL'mo. 5. Co n,' or'
Ihree U'ars of a Girl's Life, l.on., ISS2, s', nimo ' 11^'
Dohorah s .Sdiool : a Village Tale, L.n'u^^^h^';
U. Aunt Hetty's Will. ]||„,,. U^., Is^ p. s .„ '"'
Some Klk ,n our Village: a Temperanee T.fle. I11,,V
Lon l,s8.1, or ,-vo. 1|., Walchwor.ls for the Cam,, ig , •
Ihe Christian .Soldier's Manual, Eon., I8S;i, s, On o'
-I. Josceline: or, The Two Cousins, Eon., 18So,*p 8 ' '
l^ondhy Tr.s,lis: a Cornish Tale. 'lllust. l^o^ EsSS,'
is's"."""'' ^' """''-^O"'' »f Virginia, Uiclimond,
■il
Pollard, Thomas InwooU. I. The Indin,
Inbule and the Eo.s of E.xcliange : an E say on he
;.^I3„h.ce:^:^,e;;urrol^1i!e;n,^:;r^S^^^
.^eoretarv tn il,„ m • , , ""* » 'pointed private
I s I IS;*;- "■!;,!,"-• iztr ?,r 7
(Ed.) Catalogue of the Special Eoan Exh bition of
■Triti 1, \ '/'■"■ • ^' ^"'•'""'■■0 and Wood- Work,
Pol.ngto.,, Viscount. See S.vvw.t!!
lollitt, J. The Education of Conscience • .1 AVnr.l
aj^""*^^^'^ ., Vi-":!'^'' -•; I" ^tony Pllioes:
1 vol
Ion*'!!*-,''.! 'l'"" Frances, l. Hope Deferred
vols n fvn j" V ^^g^noo is Mine, Lon., E>^8(;, ;;
"mn"^' / i i- ^"° ' °'' ^''0 Poiver of Love, Lot ES87
-'. Eunice: a ^ovel, Lon.,
a Story, Lon.. 187„,
E'i7(i, a vols. cr. Svo.
,,*!?!'"c'^', Allan. A Botanical Index to All the
Pollock, C. Frederick, M.D., F.R C S F R « F
jJi.pensary, Glasgow. The Normal and Pa. .oIoeicTil
1' sfi:'s. '" """'"" ^^-^ ""^ ^y''"'^-- I'iuVt! Lo:;:!
Pollock, Oavid. Modern Ship. Building and the
Men engage,! ,n it : Steamship Design, .tc., "X isss!
v,|^if?r'j«te'^::^:'- -- --.'^^w : ;;po,.oek Edin. c. .- .may x.:;;' pZ:; V
.wl.'^y.P'^.' N- \"^V .18-_-. ISnio. 4. 'Decorative Fiild tI ""i:,,^ '" > '"■' ''"-'«> ^Jolie in Farm and
"Is. 2. A Piece of Silver N Ym-l; is'-a '1 '■' '
'g.-;;^"'"- ''«■;;'. ^,l•ooms must. N. York, 1882
»vo. 6. Gelhvnr: a Christmas Legend of the
8vo
obi
Field Ion i;-u 'la ' ""^ """" '" Farm and
THv in r,;;-, i • '1' '•',■"«• •*• '^i-'' Vears' Darling ; or,
ln.x in 1 „wn. Eon., Issii, s,,. Itimo. 4. Over the \Vnll
or, Neuiboiirs i.n.i 1,1.. ..V.,,! , +• "><•' me (Vail ,
Life
o.Nei^.^u.an;i,.,a;i^;L;;T;n.;i^^:;:'^r'
>^AXo 7TuV: '""\«l"" """oof them, Lon.,
1241
N'orth-Land. Illusl. .V Y„rk iss'., , in
B,>ston Tea-Party. Iljus 1882 «'«'■ 1-'"n- I'
'■'- lllust ISH-i v' V, 8. Songs of Bird-
luust. 188j, 9. \agrant Verses, N.York, 18.S7
III iv,i \ V •."'»..■'■ '"»""'i ' '-■'■sBs, 11. lork, J8S7
m.
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ingfi and Doing?. Illu^t. I,on., ISSI, nq. liimo. 13.
Spin nnd I'dilgie : wiiiit tliey di.l, learnt, Jic, in Onu
J)iiy, [.on., issfi, 4to. 11. .^tory of ii ,'<ccn't, and Secret
of a Story. Illu.it. Lon., issti, 4to. I.'). (Jolden Age.
Illiist, Lon., 18S7, |). Svo. 16. Right Onward ; or, Hoys
and Boys, Lon., I8s7, p. Svo.
Pollock, Edward, I823-1S58, b. in Philadelphia;
"never hud a day's sehooling;" began to write for the
local press at the age of eighteen; went to California
in 18j2, and died there. I'oem,^ I'hila., 1S7B, 12ino.
Poslh.
' show a nature susivptible to impressions from without,
and pupulile of lenderiu),' suoli impressions witli t\ certain
facility anil skill."— .Vii/ioh, x.xii. Xyi.
Pollock, Sir Frederick, Hart., b. I.S45; son of
Sir William Frederick Pollock, iii/ni ; was educated at
Eton, and at Trinity College, Cambridge, of which he
became a Fellow in lS(i.'<. lie was ealleil to the bar at
Lincoln's Inn l^TI; was examiner in law at Cambridge
I87il-8I ; became professor of jurisprudence at Univer-
sity College. London, 18f<2, Corpus )irofessor of juris-
prudence at O.xford 18S;i, nnd professor of common law
at O.xford 18.'<4. Ho is eilitor of the Law (Quarterly He-
view and a contributor to periodicals. 1. Principles of
Contract at Law and in Equity, Lon., 187,i, .^vo; -Ith
ed., l(<8o. 2. Leading Cases done into English. By an
A|iprcntice of Lincolr'.s Inn. Lon., 1876. (Contains
parodies on Browning, Tennyson, .to.) 3. A Digest of
the Law of Partnership, Lon., 1877, 8vo; Jth ed., 1888
4. S[)inoza: his Life and Philosophy, l,(m., 188(1. 8vo.
" To account for this far-reaching and growing influence
of .Spinoza without as well as within the philosophic circle
may be said to be one object of Mr. Pollock's volume. . . .
Too mucli praise can hardly be nivcu to .Mr. Pollock for
the thoroURhiiesf. with which he has carried out his ilitli-
cult w(]rk.' — .svi(. ij(i\, 1. 77'.'.
"All that has been Bleancd, and gathered, and conjec-
tured even, regarding the life and opinic;ns of the great
Hebrew thinker has been diligently studied bv -Mr. Pollock,
aiul.evcry statement Mr. Pollock makes regariiing the faces
nmy be acceptol as .rue. He has given us in the introduc-
tion a critical account of all the imiMjrun.t contributions
to our knowledge of Spinoza which have appeared in
various languages. He has sifted the numerous works
■which in recent years have discussed the various problems
regarding the sources of Spinoza's philosophy. He has
ponilercil over the aim, purpose, and method of Spinoza
until these have almo.si become part id' his own mental
structure.ai.d lie .sets lortli the system of his master not
with the calm circumspection iit one who expounds a
philosophy, but with the zeal, the earncstne'S, and with
something of the intolerant ttercene.ss of one who propa-
gates a relit'lon."— .S/jfrtiitor, liv. 187.
a. Etsays in Jurisprudence and Ethics, Lon., 1882,
8vo.
"Thirteen essay.s on various subjects ranging between
special branches of English law and the Stoic pliilo.sopliy
as interpreted by .Marcus .\urelius. ... In none of the
divisions of the book is light reading to be found ; and yet
there is not an obscure sentence."— .Su/. Kc:\. liii. 734. t
6. The Lanil Laws, C'Engli.sh Citizen" Ser.,) Lon., 1
1883. ].. Kvo.
" Mr, Pollock hasccrtainlyearned the gratitude of lawyers
as well as laymen for the brilliant essay in which he 'has ;
so clearly expounded the principles of our Kiiglish real-
property law. and has thrown light upon the strance cus-
toms and wiaidrous scholasth; lictions which to some
minds are mere monstrosities and to others have appeared '
to lie the perfection of reason. '—C1IAKLE.S I. Elton : ,lca((., i
x.w. I'.ll'i. '
7. The Law of Torts: a Treatise on the Principles of i
Obligations arising from Civil Wrongs in the Common !
Law, Lon., 1887, 8vo. With Wiiiuht, R. S., B.C.L., of !
the Inner Temple, barrister-at-law. An Essay on Pos- I
session in the Common Law, Lon., 1888, 8vo. (Parts I. i
(Introduction) and II. (Of Possession generally) are bv !
Sir F. Pollock, and Part III. (Possession and Trespas.t '
in Relation to the Law of Theft) is by Mr. Wright.)
Pollock, .Htvjor-Gen. Sir Frederick Rich-
ard, K.C.s.I., b. 1827; son of the late Chief Baron Sir :
F. Pollock; served in the Punjab campaign 1848, Ac;
retired 187',». .Sport in British Burmah, Assam, and the
Cossyah and Jyntiah Hills, lllust. Lon., 187i), 2 vols.
8vo. I
Pollock, «. H. The Anointed Sernph : the Last I
made First: vol. i.. Wash., 1388, 12mo. j
PoiDck, J. (Ed.) The Life of David Charles
Donaldson, better known as "Showman Charlie," Lon.,
1875, Itimo. ;
Pollock, Rev. James Samuel, Ph.D., LL.D., i
F.E.I.S., educated at the universities of Edinburgh and
Oicssen; ordained 186!) ; perjwtual curate of St. Alban's,
Birmingham, since 1871. 1. Resting-Plaoes : a Manual
of Private Devotion, Lon., 1870: 3d ed., 1877, 18mo. i
124^
POM
2. Out of Ihc liody : a Scriptural Inquiry, Lon , 187.%
p. 8vo. 3. .Measure (d Faith. Lon., 1877, p. .'<vo. With
Poi.i.ocK, Thomas li.. Gospel Words, Lon., 1873, 12nio.
Pollock, Juliet, Lady, daughter of Rev. Henry
Creed, vicar of Corse; in:irried, Is 14, to Sir W. F. Pol-
lock, iii/i-d. 1. Marre Duniont: the Story of u Farmer's
Daughter, Lon., 1882, cr. 8vo. 2. Macready as I knew
him. Lon., 1S84, p. 8vo; 2d ed., ISS.'i.
"Such reminlscence'i as those contained in this little
monograph should be welcome to all who care for the
credit ami the dignity of the actor's profession. . . . ufhis
art, of his acting in several of his principal part.s, the au-
thor gives us siaiie acute and thoughtful criticisms,"— .sVi^
liii:, Ivili, 7;i0,
With Ci.iKKoim, W. K., and Poi.i.ocK, W. II., Litilo
People, and other Tales, Lcm., Is;,!, p. 8vo.
Pollock, Julius. Xotes on Hhcumatism, Lon.,
1878; 2d eil., 187'.l, i:-'nio.
Pollock, W. The Temptation of Our Ble.sed Lord,
, and other Jlinor Poems, Lon., 1873, l.'mo.
I PoMock, Walter Ilerries, b. I85ii, In London,
Eug. ; younger son of Sir W. F. Pollock, iii/rK ; was ed-
' ucnicd at Eton, and at Trinity College, Cambridge, where
he graduated in 1871 ; called to the bar at the Inner
: Temple 1874; in 1884 became editor of the Saturday
Review, of which be had long been assistant editor. He
has lectured at the Royal Institution on historical and
literary subjects nnd has contributed to jieriodicals. 1.
Lectures on French Poets, Lon., 187il.
" Mr. Pollock nniy he said to deal with two themes,—
Bcranger anu Komaniicism. . . . The book is one which
appeals to a wide circle o'' rea.lers."— .S(i/. Rii:, .xlvii. 4;!i>,
2. Songs and Rhymes, English and French, Lon., 18S2.
" The note of Mr, Pollock's poems is reticence, timplicilv,
the desire to .say too little rather than seem to sav u'n)
much. . . . He iscontent notto be dithvrambic, tosiiig in
a voice that is scarcely higher than speaking, and to draw-
bis themes from those personal experiences of I'nioiiou
which heccmie so rare in our complex and mechanical
.society."— EDMf.ND W. GossE: Amd., xxi. 388.
3. (Trans.) The Paradox of Acting; from Diderot's
" Le Paradox sur le ComC-dien :" with Preface by Henry
Irving. Lon., 1883, cr. 8vo. 4. The Picture's Secret: a
Story, Lon., 1883, cr. 8vo. 5. Verses of Two Tongues,
Lon., 1884. l2ino. With Pollock, Laiiv, Amateur
Theatricals : Illustrated by Kate Grecnaway and Hans
Sebald Behain, Lon.. 1880. p. 8vo.
" The volume is one which no manager of private theat-
ricals can atlord to be without."—.*/. lirr., xlix, ;iO.
Pollock, Sir William Frederick, Uart., .M.A.,
[idlte, vol. ii., PCLI.OI-K, FUEDKHICK, add., J 18l,^-l,s,ss,
son of Chief Baron Sir F. Pollock; b. in London: grad-
uated at Trinity College, Cambridge, 1836; calleil to the
bar at the Inner Temple 1838; was queen's remcrn-
branoer, master of the court of exchequer, and scnicr
luKster in the Supre;ne Court of Judicoture. Personal
Reminiscences, Lon., 1887, 2 vols. p. 8vo.
" The book is a cheerful record of a prosperous career,"
— 6'u(. Teel',, Ixiv, 8J3,
And see Macheauv, W. C, siipni,
Polwarth, Uarou. See Siorr.
Pomeroy, H. S., M.D. The Ethics of Marriage :
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12iuo.
Pomeroy, John, foa/.-, vol. ii., second of the name
there mentioned, add.] I. Until the End: a Xovcl,
Lon., 1867, p. Svo. 2. Home from India: a Novel, Lon,,
IstiO, 2 vols. p. Svo. 3. Lady May's Intentions: a
Novelette, Lon., 1873, p. Svo.
Pomeroy, John Norton, LL.D., [ante, vol. ii.,
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versity of Cftlifornia 1878-85. 1. Remedies and Reme-
dial Rights by the Civil Action, according to the Re-
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1883. 2. A Treatise on the Sipccific Performance of Con-
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prudence in the United States, San Fran., 1881-83, :l vols.
Svo. 4. A Treatise on the Law of Riparian Rights, as
the same is formulated and applied in the Pacific States,
including the !)octrine of Appropri-.tion, St. Paul, 1884,
Svo; new ed., rev. and ed. by II. C. Black, 1887. 5.
'.ecturcs on International Law in Time of Peace. Edited
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Posth. (These lectures were delivered in 1866.)
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The Diiig-
Illust. .\.
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Pomeroy, Orcn Day, M.D., b 1S3J
niwis !inj Tmitriitntof Uiauiisc-s of the Ear
Xork, IW.',, Svd.
ls'(°",^4Vo. ^' '^■'"'""'^•'"'■^^ ""-' '""V it arose, Lon.,
Pond, Fredrrifk Eugene, b. IS5fi, „t Piu'kwau.
in ;■. •' «'''""■ "',Wil'l»«..a'. .M„«H.„e, publiZd
.Vm"-u>?; "','?. P"'''i^''"^'' ""'ler the |,seu h „v., e ,f
" \ ,11 W,ld„oo,l." I. Il„n,l-liook for Vuu„« SpoVume
Milwaukee 1S76. 2. Memoirs „r K,„i„e.,t\x „,rt. en
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„**"""',\".'.'?"'^'' ^' '""'"•■'^ "f I.ife-Suving Aiipli-
ances and Military and Xaval Constructions invfnVc fbv
Joseph iranc;,: with Sketches „„d Incidents of hi^
Business l.ife, &e. Illnst. X. York. 1S8,0. Svo
k""')"- 'I- "'"''.] >!• ISrti; daughter of the fourth
Ear of liessborough. I. Nora, Lon!: is'll, .'l vols. p. 8vo
vols VX- ■"""""" "'"' ^"'■'^ Liitimer, Lon., IS73, 3
Ponton, Mungo, [,n,ie, vol. ii., add.] 1. The «e-
ginn.ng: its When and its How, Lon., IS7I p ^vo
je^j^.Siip&'i;;^^?!-;^.;;!;;'.-^
5(a!, k-S™' ''"•''■"''*■ "'"* IJ""""*'" i» parli'l'ulur."-
2 Glimpses of the Future Life, Lon., IS73, p. 8vo.
3. Freedom of the Truth, Lon., 1878, p. 8vo
V V "/' ,M "-".1 ^""'se- '• A Vacation in a Buggy,
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served in the volunteer army in the civil war: appointed
captain in the II.H. army ISC.T; Indian agent iS6i»-.7((
Among the Smux of Dakota; or, Eighteenth Months^
E.\perience as an Indian Agent, N. York, 1881, 12,no '
^oole Eva Trav-ers Evered. I. Eveni'ngSta;s; !
.H8J, 32mo. 2. Mottoes and Messages, Lon 1882
4MU0. 3. Uolden Links in a Life-Chain, Lon., I88b'
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Poole, Francis, C.E. Queen Charlotte Islands •
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Poole, Kev. George AylilTe, [r,,,,., voL ii.,
^^'L ^^o- I'«""-''<"-ough, ("Diocesan Histories,"
Ijoii., loM, iliino. '
POO
Poole, Ileginald Stuart, LL.D., r,„„, vol \\
M'Ja.,] b. 1832 in L„na„„, ,„„„;. K.v. E. I i'ol 7
i '■;. '"."■, vol. li.) and of Sophia I'oolc, l„ „ vol i"
oo,.K, M„s.;) was educated 'privately in E 'y'ld und t
the direction of his uncle, eI W. Lane. 11 ■' va" ,,
: pointed assistant in the Department of Aiitimie, at
[ he British Mus.um in l8.-,2 was transferrcl 1 e ne'v
I Department of Coins and Medals, .d' which I,.. Wane
i keeper in 187(K and is the general editor of the Uth ■ ill
\ ,nr '.''"/oyal Academy, is vice-president of the
Egvptmn Exploration Fund, and hus recently been
elected professor of arch.eology in Vniversity Colle."
in the s; „ h t- ^^'^"'I'ti^ .Catalogue of the Swiss Coin;
in the Sou h Kensington Museum, bequeathed by C. II
[lownshend.- with Introductory and Historical Notice
I 1.0,,., 1878, 8V0. 2. The Cities of Egypt, Lon., Iss^p:
' luiunir^'lJtim.'s'" in ".?..'",''■'''!'''','"!■>• '''"'P'"' '" «'"''' '!'«
, rususcttttei, as it were, lier ancient cities."-.si«c(«^«-, hi:
lu.'f'tX'ilwV,''""' '" ;>"?■ "'' ly^ Prt'dece-ssors, and very much
better than some ol theni."-^lca(i., x.\i. 134
I oole, Harriet. (Trans.) Great and Small, by
Madame Larm^ue. Illust. Lon., 1878, cr. 8vo
,„„="t°!'''- *^''ss..Margaret E. I. Pictures of Cot-
tage L,le 1,1 the West of England, Lon., 187U, p. Svo-
fi-o r?' "•, 2. Without a C'ha,acter:'a Tale%:on.;
INII, l^mo. 3. Pamela's Bequest, Lon., 1881 p Svo
Poole, Reginald Lane, Ph.D., M.A., son of
Edward btanleyP,,ole, (,,. ,„ „„„., vol. ii.;) graduated at
iialliol College Oxford, 1878; modern history lecturer a I
Jesus College ]88(i. I. (Trans.) The Principles of He- !
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i;.„,,ii f T "Ij-" ""S'len"*" "f the Dispersion at the '
iiecall of the Edict of Nantes, Lon., 18811, p. 8vo 3
Sebastian Bach, ("Great Musicians,") Lon, 1882, d
M-o. 4 Illustrati.ms of the Histcrv of Mediitviii
,ic,ll"p I-,'" "'l,^^'ll"[tmeuU of Theology and Eeclesias- '
1884 8vo"'' '"''''''"""'"• the Hibbert Trustees. Lon.,
"The field, when Mr. Lane PnnU- chose hf^ snl.jtfl wan
•rieclly cle.ir for a. reasoned history of Eng isli or of
•-uropean soh.dastlcism-that is to sav, of m. d eval
«el',l"i?s o^,J^',','=^?i'l!.!!!:4!j:-';}r?/^^ ^i?" " "-^^ ^y """ ">'«
Hil.l'.llr. X?!,"!"'^ .''^''''i'''', .'"* ^'^ the fruit of the Travellinir
Hibbert bcliolarship lield by Mr. Lane Poole for two years^
i:
;i. Coins of the Ptolcmiei., Kings of Egypt, ("British
Museum C,,t„ogueof(i,-eek Coins/') Lon^f fss; , cr. s o
<• Coins ot the Shahs of Persia, Safavis, Afgh .ns, E
i'hnns Zands, and Kaiars, (IJritish Mu cum P iblit
I li,.ind others Lectures on Art: delivered in Suppor
iLon'I'slsT'cf s";"'" ''--'"- "f Ancient Build'ilSgs:
wardN';';',;;?',:'^ under the dlree^lo,; of his g;cai:incre Edl
ward Wi I ,,„ Lane, the Orientalist, «»,„■„, and at Cornus
,w;2'';"'^r °'"r''' "■'"" ''og^diated m i"78, i "
1 g lea, y attracted attention by a treatise on numi mat-
0,i n »P.l'°'nt« 'n IS74 to prepare a catalogue of
Ol .ental coins lor the British Museum. In IS83 he was
n «6 f""-rVlr ^"Vi-^ne" »"d Art Departml., Zl
^^6 he y,s,ted Kussia and Turkcv to study Mohan,
ledan numismatics. He is a contributor to fho E'ncv-
clouedia Britannica, the Dictionary of National Bk,gra-
phy, and various periodicals, and a member of lea,nea
t^alZ '!' V "«""'' ""'^ '>" "■« Continent. . E s . ,
in Onet^tal Nuimsmaties, L„n., 1872-77, two series, Svo
^^ ^^f2:X!:^^"^"'^-' :<^Li,.of^^w:"t
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i Ion' 'js^r'.C^"'''^'".^^""""'''' "■"' British Colonies,")
of?he Prnhlrv >' '^™?'-* Speeches and Tabie-Tillk
Mo|','„:m,;;'ea"'^^/A.:x;i"^y>- '■'•■l''"»« »" ">« reHgio., of
8. Social Life in Egypt : Supplement to " Picturesque
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the PrnsB w,.it L™. / r , ^'^"■' Selections fi-oiu
I ,°f. '^"t'ngs of Jonathan Swift: with Notes
Lon., 1 884 1 2mo. in. Notes for a Bibirography of Swil':
reprinted from The Bibliographer, lS84,Yon , 1884, " '4:
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1 1. (K(l.) Swift's Lcltorfl nndJcuirnnl.s Lon., lSf<.i, I2mo.
12. (Ed.) Cciins and Mediils .- their I'liice iinil History
in Art. I!y the Authi)ra of the liritish .Mii.scuin Ufficinl
Cntaloguos. With NumiToiis Illustrations, l.on., InS5
" .\ vnlumc wlilcli slioiild
FOR
IS85, 4to. 6, Rcminiaccnees of .Sixty Vcnrs in tlio
Nationnl Metropolis. Illust. I'hiln., i8sfl-87, 2 vols.
Svo.
Poore, <;eorge Vivinn, M.K., M.U.C.P., assist.
as'nm^';;,'";vl,lch'7?u.'un,K^ ! "?' I'hysician f. Tnivcrsity ilos|,it„l,"l,ond;,n; and sin,.;
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in Itself asonKrnssini; i
tliin can lieilireclud,"- ^ .
I.S. Thu Art of the .Saracens in Kgvpt. Illiist. Lcjn '''''-'"• '• ^ Te.\t-liook of Klectricily in Medicine and
l..<stl, ,Svo. 14. The Moors In .<iiain,'(" .St.iry of (lie Xa- ! i?'"'*!"!;}'. J-"')-. _\^Jl>,_ p. 8_vo. 2. iTrans.) .Selecti.ins
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•Ito. Ifi. The Life of the .'iiglit Hon. ."^'tratford Can-
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D.C.I,., LI,.U., .Ic. : from his Memoirs and I'rivateand
Ollicdal I'.ipers: with I'ortraits, l,on., 1SS8, 2 vols. 8vo.
•' His l)(iok, . . . while having the eliarui iniio(;rapliv,
l.s niiieh more a eoiilrihutioii to niiieleemh cenlurv Ill's-
tory 111 the sliapeof wliat aiinsat heiiiKa stricllv imiilirlial
reeoKl o one liistoryniaker's career tliuii a IjioL-iaiiliv of
the u^nal type. — ..|(//,, No, ;il81. '
" A biouraphy of the very lirst mnK."—Sat. llrv., Ixvi 712.
With (iMMi, E. J. W.,and (Jii.ma.v, Ahtiiuii. The .Story
of Turkey, (".Slory of the Nations,") I,on., 1888, p. 8vo.
(.Mr. (iibb gave special attention to chapter? on Ottoman
Literature apil Ottoman Administration, and Mr. (jll-
iiiiin to the Modern I'eriod.) And sec L.ine, Edwauu
M'n.i.iAM. Hiijirii.
I'oole, M'illiain Frederick, LL.D., [nuir; vol.
Ii.,l librarian of th j Cincinnati I'ublic Librarv 1869-74,
and of the Chicago Public Idbrary 1874-87, since when
he has been engaged in organizing a library founded
by Walter 1,. Newberry at Chicago. He was president
of tlie American Mbrary A.«soeiation 1885-87, and has
since been president of the American Historical Associa-
tion. 1. The Ordinance of 1787, and Manasseh Cutler
as an Agent in its Formation, lS7(i, 8vo. 2. Index to
Periodical Literature; 3d ed., brought down to January.
18S2. with the Assistance of William I. Fletcher, and
the Co-Operation of the American Library Association
ni.d the Library Association of the United Kingdom,
liost., 1882, imp. 8vo; First Supplement, January, 1882,
to January, 1887, Bost., 1888, imp. Svo.
"A book that is a* excellent in Us execution a.sitlsbold
In conception and useful in object."— /Icik/., xxiii. 127
3. Anti-Slavery before 1800 : an Essay, Cin., 1887,
Svo.
Pooler, C. T. (Ed.) Manual of the Sohool Laws
of New York City, N. York, 1884, lOmo.
Pooley, C. 1. Notes on the Old Crosses of Ulou-
cestcrsbiro, Lon., 1808, imp. 8vo. 2. Historical and
Descriptive Account of the Old Stone Crosses of Somer-
set. Lon,, 1877, r. 8vo. 3. Arthur d'Esto, Actuary and
Quaker: Sketch, Bristol, 1887, p. Svo.
Pooley, H., and Carnie, K. Common-Sense
Method of Teaching French, Lon., 1884, sq. 16mo.
Pooley, T., li.Sc, F.C.S. Brewing and Distilling,
(" British Manufacturing Industris,") Lon., 1876, 12mo.
Poor, Henry V., editor of Poor's .Manual of Rail-
roads, published annually. 1. Money and its Laws:
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1877, 8vo.
"Of its OiJ capacious pages only 61 are devoted to what
Is undoubtedly the most important part of it —in fact, the
reason for its existeiiee.^the author's account of his ' Laws
pt .Money. . , . A writer whose mind is in the comlitioii
from the Clinical Works of Dr. Duchcnne, (New Sydcn-
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Pope, A. (fame liirils and Water-Foil of the
Unitcil Stales. Illnst. X. York, 1878, ,,1)1. f(d.
, Pope, Alfred CroNby. 1. A .Midical Ilaml-llonk
for .Mothers, Lon,, 1873, p. 8vo. 2. On the Climate of
Davos am I'latz in Cases of Consumption, Lon., I.s7<j,
1 Svo. 3. The Stu,ly of .Materia Me,lica : an Address, Lon,!
I 18811, 8vo,
Pope, Charles Henry. A History of the Dmches-
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I'opes in Englan.l an,l America, and Notes upon Several
Intermarrying Families. Illust. Bost., I.SNS, 1. 8vo.
I Pope, Franklin Leonm d, b. 1840 at Oreat Bar-
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Company, 1801; clitor of the Electrical Engineer''sinco
1884, 1. Modern Practice of tlie Electric Telegraph,
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of Joseph Henry, 1S70. 3. The Western Bmimlarv of
Ma.ssachusetts: a Study of Indian an,l Colonial Ilis'torv,
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Poj.p, Henry. The Struggle for Existence. By
Gavihi "eak. X. York, 1872.
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1880, graduate,! at St. John's College, Oxford, 1871;
Fellow of Lincoln College 1872-74; called to the bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1S73, 1. A Treatise on the Law and
Practice of Lunacy, Lon,, 1877, Svo. 2. Bills ,)f Sale
Act, 1878 : with Notes, Lon,, 1878, 12nio,
Pope, J. J. Number One, and how to Take Care
of him : Poiiular Talk,s, Lon,, 1S82, 12mo.
Pope, James H. 1. Health for the Maori: ii
Manual for Use in Native Schools, M'ellington, 1884,
i6ino, 2, The State: the Rudiments of New Zealan,!
Sociology, Wellington, 1887, Svo. (AVritten mainly " for
the use of young Maoris able to understand easy Eu"-
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Pope, John BuckinKhani. 1. Railway Raie-
and Radical Rule : being a .Series of Practical Question-
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Pope, Rev. William MnrI, D.D., b. 1822, at Ho
inalcated by .Mr. I'oor'.s language is clearly iwt quallHed I '"". N.S. ; studied theology at Richinoml College, Eng-
scTeiitmc m'qu^^^^^ praseeution of any Hand; entered the ininist_ry of the .Methodist ChurclT;
2. Resumption and the SiKer Question, N. York, 1878
12mo. 3. Sketch of the Rise and Progress of the In
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Leeds, The Operative Treatment of Intra- Thoracic Ef-
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ui:T':i:!!";^i'Y::::- "^--^-f-'-Pyuieof
I Porter, John Addison, ,«on of ,I„hn A,|,Ii.„n
I'orer, (,„„,, vol. ii. o b. |s,o,;,,„ x,,,, ||, ,,„,.';„;"
i gnuluate,! at Yale l>7s, aii.l became a ,i.,i,rnali,i, ' . nij
-orporation of Yale College, Wash., mi. 2. A,l nin
Vafe'TiH, l!^o;'^' "' "■"^"""?<""- "*^^- 3. Skotehesllf
•inL'orpbe^'p''?'' V'- ^'V^'^gy of the Descend-
■ints ol 1 eter Porter, »li., settled at Weymouth, A[a»<a.
chusetts, in lli.l.^ Purlinston, .Me., I.s7ii s,., ' "
1 orter, Joshua Henry, ,| '
events and Anecdotes of the Civil War, N. York, iss5, I the Wounded' i'^'w^/r'"' '^'^ '' " ''^■■""' ''"■"""«•" '""
i„. ir Vr- ,"'"' ''"' "■•'''''' II Prize was awarded
by Jler Majesty the Queen of l'rus..i„ and Km;,ieas of
Oeriiiany i„ ,|,, Year 1S74, l,on., I,s7,-., 12in,r '
■ '""«""» Josias Leslie, D.U., l.L.u.,' r„„,^ ..ol
''■• ''"'7". 1^"-. ,J»„.v I i:,.,] isk'i-l.^s; b at ii 1?"
hTs", ^' ^?"''^"'' ''■^■'""''' '""' ••■''"^"•^'' "t t he universi:
, "■»"•'.«... Edwart «„«,,, „^„.„^ „ ~SB,.'ri3±.?£ a •' r*^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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2d*ed "fl' *I".7T' V ^^^T"J' "IJ Remini»ccnces ;
Al (d., Lon., S75, p. 8vo. 2. Twenty Years' Kecoileo.
tu,„s ol an Irish Police Magistrate; 6th ed., LonriSSO,
Porter, Brig.-Gen. Fitz-John. b
Portsmouth^ Jif: g;^uat^'l;-':;J^"t; j; "^L^^
Academy 1845; served in the Mexican war and „ tl e
civ.I war, becoming colonel and brevet brigadier . en'
ma tialTllfi' ""^- '"'7"?.^^ "'« "'"^''' "^ '^ '^^tl
mu tial in ISfi.i; reinstatoti by act of Congress 18SB (l,„
injustice of tlio charges agai^t him h^v^ng b len f.l
established Narrative of the Services of the Fifth Armv
w"l88,),'cP'8vo^"''"'""'"""°= "" ^"''"™'«^ '^"•"''1'
ArchWstn' frT ?'"• ^.^'"^^' ^-'■' «»■"»" Catholic
Arthbishop of IJoinbay. Spiritual Retreats : Notc« of
th Sae::;d%'l"^' p""^'"«-tions given in the Conv nt o
the baerod Heart, Roehanipton ; 2d ed., Lon., 1888, cr.
Porter, George William. 1.
in th„ I r'"r' '""""'ee ana the Jordan
nn %«'"-\'"'^° ""'' ^"''""" «'■ «"■• Lord.
Porter, Luther Henry. Outline." of the Const!
IW ""'"'^ '" ""' ^'""^"^ States, X. York, 188^;
• **<""'"» '^''■s. Martha. Short Records of the Mis
.,?'«"«'•' ^"•V*;,.''''"y ^^' 1- I'oor Papa, Boat.,
18,9, Ibmo. 2. Five Little Southerners, Host:, 188i;
Porter, Kev. Noah, D.D., LL.D., r„„(e vol ii
add.] president of Yale College 1S71-S6 S American
Colleges and the American Public, New Haven" 870
Sclli Sa:;!;;,"^!^.'^"^'-'^"""^'"' "" College Jid
cuUh'"t'"|,m,^, """■■?.'■ "^"' 'en.st the attention, of all
H!;i;^;'X;;;[i;;;<,-,i,^e^:^:f^^;;)^™r?^^'^"""'^'^' '^""- -
iMforma"iiii"m(nl.'sl";lf''^
JI«li.d,.,„, a., ,17., 12,„.. jr H.!,. ,.0«.i,l M,,,'
» ■~~io '
N York'l8.''''n' "« '^"■^^' ""'' ">" *'-"• I"-t-
«M;Xi^7ht;iy,^i,^;:pLC';:S'-i^'iC
.. fho Elements of Moral Science, Theoretical and
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Practical, 1885. 8. Bishop Berkeley, 1S85. 9. Kant's
Ethics; a Criticnl Expujition, Chic, ISStl. 1(1. Fifteen
Years in tlie (,'hapel of Viile Cnlk'ge, 187l-188ti, [ner-
luons,] N. Yorlf, 1SS7, 12iu.p.
Porter, Robert P., nupunntenilent of the U.S.
Census of ISilO. 1. The W.yt: from the Census of 1880,
Chic, 18S2, Svo. 2. Protection iind Free Trudo To-Day,
at Homo and Abroiid, Host., 1SS4. 8vo.
Porter, Miss Rose, b. in New York ; resident at
New Haven. She has contributed many sitetchcs and
short stories to religious periodicals. 1. Summer Drift-
Wood for tlie Winter Fire, N. York, 1870, lUmo. 2.
Christmas Evergreens, N. Y'ork, IS7B, sq. Kimo. 3. A
Song and a Sigh, N. York, 1877, 12uio. 4. Heartsease,
N. Y'ork, 1878, l8mo. o. In the Mist, N. York, 187U,
18mo. t!. Flower-Songs for Flower-Lovers, N. York,
188(», sq. Ifimo. 7. Charity, Sweet Charity, N. York, 1880,
16mo. 8. Our .Snints: a Family Story, N. York, 1881,
Itimo. 9. (Ed.) Comfort for the Mothers of .-Vngcls, N.
York, 1881, liiuio. 111. In the Shadow of his Hand:
Thoughts for Lonely Hours, N. York, 1882, 12mo. II.
The Story of a Flower, and other Fragments twice
gathered, N. York, 188:!, 16mo. 12. Winged Songs: an
Easter Jubilee, N. York, IS8,'i, sq. lOmo. 13. The Gift
of Gifts : Loving Kindness in the Morning, Faithfulne.«s
Every Night, N. York, I8s:l, 48mo. 14. Foregleams of
Immortality, N. York, 1884, Kimo. 16. Green Pastures
for the Shepherd's Lambs, N. Y'ork, 1884, sq. 48mo. Ifi.
(Ed.) Anchorage for the Storm-Tossed, N. York, 1884,
16mo. 17. (Ed.) Lift up your Hearts; or, Helpful
Thoughts for Overcoming the World, Lon., 1885, Ifimu.
18. Honoria; or. The Gospel of Life, N. York, 1885, 24mo.
I«. (Ed.) Treasure-Thoughts: Selections from the Writ-
ings of F. W, Farnir, ("Si)aro Minute" Ser.,) Boat.,
1885, 12mo. 2(1. (Ed.) A Year of lileasings and a
Blessed Year, N. York, 1885, 24mo. 21. In Quiet and in
Confidence: a Heart-to-Heart Diary, N. Y'ork, 1886,
Ifimo. 22. (Ed.) Sunrise; or, Easter Triumi)h, Bost.,
188fi, 24mo. 2.i. A Modern St. Christopher; or. The
Brothers, N.York, 1887, l2mo. 24. (Ed.) Thoughts of
Beauty and Words of Wisdom; from the Writings of
John Ruskin, Bost., 1887, 12mo. 25. (Ed.) Bits of
Burnished Gold, N. York, 1888, 4 vols. 48mo. 2B. (Ed.)
From Queens' Gardens : Selected I'oems of .Mrs. Brown-
ing, Jean Ingelow, and others, N. York, 1888. 27. Rest
Awhile, N. York, Isss, 24mo. 28. (Ed.) The Story of
Mary the Mother, Bost.. 1888, 12mo.
Porter, Mrs. S. K. (Trans.) Martin Bernhard;
or, Seed-Time and Harvest, by Franz Hoft'mann, Easton,
Pa., I'<s:i, l6mo.
Porter, Rev. Seymour Teuloii, [ante, vol. ii.,
add.,] minister of an Independent church at Darwen,
Lancashire, 1836-48, afterwards at (ilasgotr. Last Ser-
mons in a Forty-One Y'eivrs' Ministry, Lon., 1873, 12mo.
Porter, Thomas. The Student's Guide to the
Practice of Italian Architecture. Illust. Lon., 1880, fol.
Porter, Rev. Thomas Conrad, D.D., LL.D.,
[(inlf, vol. ii., add.] With Coultkh, John M., Synopsis
of the Flora of Colorado, (Geographical and Geological
Survey of the Territories.) Pub. by U. S. Gov't. Wash.,
1873, 8vo.
Porter, William Henry, M.D. A Practical
Treatise on Renal Diseases and Urinary Analysis, N.
York, 1887, 8vo.
Portman, M. V. Manual of the Andamanese Lan-
guage, Lon., 1888, 12mo.
Posey, S. A. 1. Te.xas Unreported Cases, vol. i. :
containing the Consent Cases decided in 1879, 1880, and
1881 by tlie Commission Court, St. Louis, 1886, Svo. 2.
Te.xas Civil Digest, including Supreme Court Reports,
vols, lii.-l.xv., .tc, St. Louis, 1887, 8vo.
Posnett, Mrs. (ieorge. 1. The Touch of Fate,
Lon., 1884, 3 vols. p. 8vo. 2. On the Square, Lon.,
1884, p, 8vo. Anon. 3. Her Golden Forget-Me-Not,
Dublin, 1885, p. 8vo. 4. Who am I? Lon., 1885, fp. 8vo.
Anon.
Posnett, Ilutcheson iMacaulay, M.A., LL.D.,
F.L.S., barrister-at-law, professor of classics and Eng-
lish literature in University College, .Auckland, New
Zealand. 1. Historical Method in Ethics, Lon., 1882,
8vo. 2. The Rioardian Theory of Rent, Lon., 1884, or.
Svo. R. Comparative Literature. Lon.. 1886, p. 8vo.
" We find very little interest In Mr. Posnett's ' Compara-
tive Literature.' The orrangenient seems l)y no means
well ordered. Heaps of information (not always correct)
are 'shot' (like rubliislii all over the place. . . . How re-
mote all this is from tlie study of literature!''— .Sa(. Bev.,
Ixi. 481.
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Post, Alfred Charles, 1806-18811. With others.
Medical Etiiics and Medical Etiquette, N. York, 1883,
12iuo.
Post, Iloyt. Michigan Supreme Court Reports,
vols, xxiii.-xxxvi., (1871-78,) Detroit, 1871-79, 14 vols.
8vo; 2d el. of vols, i.-ix., with Annotations by J. L.
Stoddard, Chic, 1882-84.
Post, John J. Old Streets, Roads, Lanes, Piers,
and Wiiarves of Now Y'ork: showing the Former and
Present Names, N. Y'ork, 1882, Hvo.
Po»t, Truman A. Missouri Supreme Court Re-
ports, vols, xlii.-lxiv., (1867-77,) St. Louis, 1867-78, 23
vols. 8vo.
Poste, Edward, M.A., graduated at Oriel College,
Oxford. 1. (Trans.) Aristotle on Fallacies; or. The
Sophist! Elenohi: with Notes, Lon., Svo. 2. (Tran.s.)
The Skies and Weather Forecasts of Aratus, Lon., cr.
Svo.
Postdate, J. L. Uinbraa: Poems and Translations,
i Lon., 1881, r. 8vo.
j Pott, Mrs. Henry. The Promus of Formularies
and Elegancies; being Private Notes, eirc. l.iUl, hitli-
: erto unpublisheil. By Francis Baoon. Illustrated and
elucidated by Passages from Shakspere: with Preface
by E. A.Abbott. Lon., 1882, 8vo. (This is intended to
I support the theory of the Baconian origin of Shake-
j speare's Plays, — jiresumably by the Baconian process at'
' induction.)
i " .'^Ix hundred and twenty-eight pages of ' words, words,
words,' resulting in nothing."— Sjicctatiir, Ivi. '21)3.
Potter, Burton Willis. The Road and the
' Roadside, Bost., 1866, 12mo; 2d ed., 1887.
j Potter, Charles Edward. 1. Genealogies of
' some Old Families of Concord, Massachusetts, and their
Descenihints in Part to the Present Generation : vol. i.,
Bost., 1887, 4to. 2. Genealogies of the Potter Families
and their Descendants in America to the Present Genera-
tion : with Historical and Biographical Sketches, Bost.,
1888, 4to.
Potter, Mrs. Cora Urquhart. (Ed.) My Recita-
tions, Phila., 1887, 12mo.
Potter, F. W. (Trans.) French Celebrities, as .seen
by their Contemporaries : Brief Biographies of French-
men of our Day, by Ernest Daudet ond Others, N. York,
1883, 12mo.
Potter, Frederick Scarlett, b. 1834, at Stoke,
near Campden, Gloucestershire; studied art at the
Royal Academy; was awarded a medal in 1863. and
is a professional sculptor. I. (Ed.) Papers read bcfmo
the Associated Arts Institute, Lon., I86i) el Kirj,, Svu.
2. Out-of-Door Friends; Habits of Familiar Aninih!-,
Lon., 1875, 18mo. 3. Melcoinbe Manor; a Family
Chronicle, Lon., 1875, 4to. 4. Eriing ; or, The Days nf
St. Olaf, Lon., 1876, p. 8vo. 5. Song-Mead: with other
Narratives in Verse, Lon., 1876, 12nio. 6. Heroes of
the North : a Story from Norwegian Chronicles, Lon.,
1876, p. 8vo. 7. Marian and her Cousins, Lon., 187",
Uimo. 8. Sam and his Jokes. Illust. Lon., I.'<77,
16mo. 9. Old Snowdrop's F'aniily. Illust. Lon.,
1877, Iflino. 10. A Spring Day's Adventures. Illust.
Lon., 1877, Ifimo. II. Frank Newitt'a Fortunes, Ac,
Lon., 1877, sq. Ifimo. 12. Cousin Flo, Lon., 1877,
Ifimo. 13. The Sexton's Grandsons. Illust. Lon.,
1877, Ifimo. 14. Tom Farrell's Favourite. Illust. Lon,
1877, 16mo. 15. The Holtons. Illust. Lon., 1877,
16mo. 16. Cringlewood Court, Lon., 1878, p. 8vo.
17. Soon Enough, Lon., 1879, Uimo. 18. Ellin Hollow,
Lon., 1880, sq. 16ino. 19. Princess Myra and her Ad-
ventures amongst Fairy Folk, Lon., 1880, sq. Kium.
20. Rather Too Clever, Lon., 1880, sq. 16mo. 21.
Sylvia's Enemy, Lon., 1880, sq. Ifimo. 22. Tabbv's
Travels, told by Herself, Lon., 1880, sq. Ifimo. 23.
Ambrose Gran; or. With the Buccaneers, Lon., 18>l,
p. Svo. 24. The Raven's Nest, Lon., 1881, 12ino. 25.
A Wonderful Goldsmith, (Benvcnuto Cellini,) Lon.,
1882, p. Svo. 26. Drowsy Dell, and other Stories. Lon..
1882, p. Svo. 27. Wild- Goose Chase; or, Adventur.s
of Giles Culverwell, Lon., 1884, p. Svo. 28. Mark Wc^t-
croft, Cordwainer: a Village Story, Lon., 1885, 12iii".
29. Tim Yardley's Y'ear : a Book for Country Boys.
Lon., 1885, p. Svo. 30. Perseverance and Success; ur,
The Story of William Hottnn, Edin,, 1887, 12nio. 31.
Andrew Garth's Apprentices, Lon., 1888, p. Svo.
Po'ter, Ut. Bev. Henry Codman, D.D., LL.D ,
son of Bishop Alonio Potter (y. v., ante, vol. ii. ;) b.
1835, at Schenectady, N.Y'. ; graduated at the Theo-
logical Seminary in Virginia 1857; ordained the sauio
The St
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nt Bni8ono«e CoIIoko "xf.ml sr^ ,' K?''""""'
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I'"llltlll.y, A. II. "u"" ■
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Potter, ilev. Kobert Mar.
Inunutabili.rof Xa uro' Goj- '?l?V'" ' "l'""'^ "'"
CorroHpondollco between ,S|> U ami J \ r"S"
Potter, Samuel O. Lewis. M n i j t i
of Comiiaralive TheraneuUcV w th ?'ii 1 " ^"•'*''
Koinancc, |,„„., isss, ,, syu "■"""-'""": » uramntio
Pound, Alfred 'John' MA 1. is,^
»t Kxetor Colleg,., Oxford ml .;;,', 1 , ' ' Kr"''""'"-!
Iiri.i«l. (iufana, I,,',,';. Isss. .s;:,/''" '^'"K"'"^'"' Uw of
w"""o;s^J. *' •^^"'"''^•'■"'ro, an.1 l,o„ it aro.e.
U»!l":t'.,*i;,.„.!'';s1f /:i;" »f Wes.eyan Rule. an..
Powell, Aaron Maey, b, ]sn2. in rii„t,m v v
l'rm,ri,.tors, I,„n., IS87, Svo' ""''"'''«"' ""^ Ne>v«f„i,,er
Powell, Rev. Arthur Herbert. M A t t ii
^ "p»we;y"';iii^rT''^'^^'"^ itji^'Cnr/is;!:
: Bens c il""vi« ^H?"'*' '«•»?"■' C.r.E., of ,ho
{ ■i;^nure of Iiriti.!i;^„d „" kt ^^ '/tr "," M ''""'}
I of Jurisprudence for Fo're,t (Cjr cllll ,^a %.o"T^
ScTi,,ture, 1,0,;! fsse p 8v« ''" "'" "-J Ancient
• ouell, Frederick VurL- {i *
r.u-1 . „, '. ■•="ciii,K lorh, M.A., graduated at
of
a"e"n Cro^'fo^^ii""""','"" "^ ^""^ »°<' Composition
uritn Lropa lor »ilage, I,on., ISSli, 8vo.
Potter, Thomas, dork of works tnV^^-j i lu
4":;;4;,.r.™",;;:! ?;;:'".•,;''""• -» ""•«"-
w ,, "' "^'*' James Henry. DD h irjs ,
or Light on the^rat'F'„ll^"kil :.'^S ^Sv^^^V
The Sp.rxual Lile: its Nature and Excell^ce; N York
Anrer":'Lfn:Vsst''".vl""'>'*r-. \^r" f-
Potwin, Rev. Thomas Stoughton. The Tri-
: Kn«li,l, nuuny fr^L^^^.^ r^-,?;^^;;^' "f "^^-f
I hey dressed, wl at w , ,, ns^ "^i,"' /'""e, 'ived in, how
lie same time "tten I "dirSe i^^'"' '''"' ^'! i""'"' '"
jeets."-.sa(. AV,.., xliii. Iq ""^'^'■"-'J '" '"ore difflciilt sub-
I88i 1'-mo "'i 'mir'? ^^j"'"'" "'eConquen.r, Lon.,
theDe.hofi.^r;;'^/:i!j^:\'^-?:^-^-^
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I'IcrH ii» liillowoillii (iiicii)to, tiy K. Iliuiiniinn I rovltod, Hint ■
N. York, inri)
Svo ; nnv nl., imiI., Is-* I.
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CMver, I'miik. r,ntler» fnun Klimt.m
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|ilinrmiii',v iiiiil iniiti'riii iiicilii'ii in llir l'
k; |iri)fcji.<or of
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Cl'mii.".) Friiu Williuliuiii
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iieliona IliiikH, I'liaiumconnoslii'ally
siilcied, liy I'. .\. Kliluliigor : willi Satii^, Pliilii., ISHJ
by .luliuH Stitidc, r.cjn., I.s,h;, |,. Hvo. a. (Irnns.) One I'owpr, Iliirript. How sin. wi> Kiui,|,>v imd
of r.-., by Ossip S.liiiMr, hun., IXf^S, p. Svo. Amu.'' r Inviili,!- ? I ., |.S7;i, pjuio.
ipli'n of (llu.-s- ' I'owtT, Henry, K.ll.t'.S., [.tui,, vol, ii., third „{
id SIkicI iili"<«, by 'J'"' »"i"i'. add.,) b. |s:".l: prol'c,>>'iii- cjf physiology nt th»
I'owell, llriiry J. Tlir Piin
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VUtf Ol.isi', by ]|. C. Itiiyal t'ollui;i! of X'.'tiTiiiiiiy Sur^'ooiis.' 1. ('Trana.,
.Maniiil of lluiimn and Coiiipanitivi! Ilintology, by ,S.
"owrll, John J. 1. Tho (Joldon Statu and itr» lio- I ■'^'riuki.T and otli.r.-. X. Voik. I.ST.'i. bop. M
Kb-
somvfs, .<an Knin.. 1S75, ll'nio. 2. Nevada : tho Land ' ""^n'" "'' 'l"i"ii" I'liy.ii.logy. Illust. I,.,n., Iss;), |2i..,.,
of Silver, ,'<:in Kniii.. I -i'll, Svo. | -'' "''•• ''*^'''' ^*'i'b riKi.n, Ukoiiob 1'., and DiiisroWK,
I*owcli, John Wesley, I'll. D., I-I.D., b. isa I, at '',""" '^- ■^'•"- t'^"-"^- Tho .Management of the Kvo,
Mount .Morrbs .\.V. ; oducated at Illinois und Whoaton i '''"i': '""' '''bloat, I.on,. Issfl, p. ,sv
ollefiex; Hor\ed in the civil war
iiiiduutod too lir.st
Kystomatle .survey of Colorado; ilircotor of the I'.S. (Jo
ological Survey cinco 18S1. I. K.vploration of tho Col-
orado Hiver of tho W'e.st and its Tributaries, !S«l)-72,
Wash., 1S7,-), 4t(). 2. Uoport nn the (Jeolcpgy of the
Kasterii Portion of the Uinta Mountains, Wsh., IS7(!,
4to. ;i. Keporl on the Lands of the Arid UeKion of the
Vniled States, Wash., Is7i|, |to. -1. tntroduution to tliu
Study of Indian l.anguogi's : with Word.s, Phrases, and
Sen ir'os to bo oolb'cted. Wash.. 1881), Ito.
I'owell, Joseph. Two Years in the Pontifical
Zouaves, I, on.. If»71. Svo.
l*owcll, Kichara Donglas, M.D„ F.R.C.P.,
fhysioian extraordinary to the
lospital for t'onsumplion at lIroni|
Principal Varieties of Pulmonary Consumption, l,oi(.,
1872, p. Svo. 2. On Diseases of the Lungs and Pleuno,
including Consumption, Lon., 1878, Svo j ad od., enl. and
illust., 1SS6.
Po-.^ell, Robert KlephcnNon Smyth Uadeif.
1. Ue'onnoissinKx' and Scimtinji, Lon., IsSI, l2nio. 2.
Cavalr.; Iiistruution : a Manual for tho Use of Offloers,
Lon., 188.-), so. hhno; 2d ed., 18S(1.
Powell, Kev. S. \V. (Trans.) Tho Forest waters
the Farm ; or, The Value of Woodlands as Reservoirs, by
Antoine Itousset, N. Y'ork. 188(i, 12iuo.
Powell, T. The Larger Hope: or. Salvation for
All. Lon., Issi, Svo.
Powell, T. W, Analysis of American Law, Phila.,
187(1. Svo.
Powell, Rev. T. W. Church Order in Worlt and
W'orship, N. York, lsS8. IJ.uo.
Powell, W. linden*. Canoe Travelling : Log of
a Cruise on the lialtie, I.on.. IS71, 8vo.
Powell, W. J. Taohyhippo.lamia; or, Tho Art of
Training Horses. Phila., Is72, 12mo.
Powell, Wilfred, F.U.O.S. Wanderings in a Wild
Power,
ISS8, svi
l>. The Truck Acts, 1S37 and 1881,
I'ower, J. Ii. The Kpidcmio of IS78 in Missis-
sippi : Keporl id' the Yellow "-'ever Relief Work, Ac,
Jackson, l.'^"il. Svo.
Ptiwer, John. A Handy IJook about liook". for
Hook- Lovers. Lon., 1S71, Svo.
Power, John C. Abraham Lincoln. Maps and
llliist. Cliic, ls7.-,, or. Svo.
Power, Rev. Philip llennctt, .M.A., [iini<; yn\.
ii., add..) (.'raduated at Trinity College, Dublin, I8ta;
orilaincd ls4jj morning lecturer at All Saints' and St.
Augustine's, Lambeth, Isss. I. Abbey Wood Tracts,
ry to the i|ueeii; physician to tho j ''""•' "*""' '''^""'' -■ Tho Hag of lllossings ; or, The
ilion at Uronipton. I. On tho '^'"K'ng '»i''ir, Lon., 1870. ISoio. a. Ilreviatcs : Short
Texts and their Teachings, Lon., ls"l), p. Svo. 4. 'I'lio
."Man without a .Master, 1 ., 1S7(), ISmo. :i. The Feet
of .lesus, in Life. Heath, Resurrection, and Olory, Lon.,
1872, p. Svo. (i. The Stone of tho Wanderer, Lot'i., 1872,
a2mo. 7. Tho Sick-lieds of the Saints tho Flower-
Reds of Ood, Lon., 1877, ISmo. 8. The Sick .Man's
Comfort-Book, Lon., 1877, ISmo. 1). Little Kitty's
Knitting-Necillcs, and The One Moss Rose, Lon., !8s2,
ISnio. lU. My Soul! (" Heart-Chords,"; Lon.,' 1 Us.'!,
32mo. 11. The Further Proceedings of Mr. Truffle,
Lon., 1885, Svo. 12. The Cup and Kiss, and other
Sketches, Lon., 1888. p. Svo.
Power, Victor U'Uonovan. Ronnie Dunravc :
a Story of Kilcarrick, Lon., ISSI, 2 vid.s.
Powers, Rev. Ilorntio \el8on, D.D., Umio,
vol. ii., add.,) I82(i-ISi'(i, b. at Ainenia, X.Y. ; gradu-
ated at Union College ISoO, and nt thctjeneral Seminary
of the Protestant Kpisco|ial Church, New York ; rector
of Christ Church, liridgeport, Conn., 1876-84, and of
Christ Church, Piermoni, N.Y., from ISSft. 1. Through
the Year, Host., lS7u, Ifinio. 2. Poems, Karly and Late,
Chic, 1876, 12mo. a. Ten Y'enis of Song, Bost., 188s,
K'mo. With others. Homes and Haunts of our Elder
Country; or, Three Years amongst the Cannibals of Now i p ".'" m v /", o',' """ '
Britain, Lon.. ISsa ; new ed., 18SI P".^,'"' N. ^"rk, IS8I, sq. Svo.
;; All that he has to tell Is so interesting, and often so ex- phi,rTs'7V i f.'"'''' 9"".r^ '
citing, that ho ought to obtain many readers. "-.Su(. Jicv., ,,."'".'•' , !.'' ]?'""• ■^- .[^^^
' Mr. Powell is already known as a Pacille explorer from
perscontnbntid to tboiicoKraphical and other soeietioa
d llic exceptional leiiKlh of bis resideiiee in a ba-ality
little known is New Hritaiii Is an additlonalolaim on
our attention."—. !(//., N,i. jiiu'
Powell, Mnjor William II., b. 1S38, in Wash-
ington ; served in the civil war. Tactical Queries for
tlie Infantry : with Answers and E.xplanations : together
with Ail Rulings of the War Department, N. Y'ork, ISS4,
See Allkx, C. G. B.,
Svo.
" Power, Cecil," (Pseud.)
Power, D'.Vrcy, M.A., M.B., F.R.C.S., b. 1835;
graduated at K.xeter College. 0.xford, IS7S. and in medi-
cine 1882; curator of the museum of St. Bartholomew's
Hospital ; [irofcs.sor of liistologv at the Royal College id'
A eterinary Surgeons. (Ed.) .Memorials of the Craft of
Surgery in England : from .Materials collected by John
Flint South : with Introiluction bv Sir Janie- Pairet
Bart., Lon., 18811, Svo. " - *> >
"Thisbook isnot a historvof thesuru'ieal art. It re-
lates how the profe.s.sors and pructiscrs of siirgcrv reached
the organization which they now possess."— .Sijcrta/or Ix
(40. •
1248
Muskingum Legends,
American Merino : for
a Practical Treatise. Illust. N.
Wool and for Mutton
York, 1887, 12mo.
Powles, H. II. P. (Trans.) Flour Manufacture:
Milling, Science and Practice, Lon., 1887, r. Svo.
Powles, Louis Uiston, b. 1842; educated at
Harrow, and at Pembroke College, Oxford; called to tho
bar at the Inner Temple ISCO; circuit justice in tho
Bahama Islands 1887. 1. Practitioner's Hand-Rook to
the New Rules, Lon., 1883, l2mo. 2. Sup|ileinent to
Browne on Probate and Rrowne im Divorce. Lon., 1884,
Svo. a. The Land of the Pink Pearl; or. Recollections
of Life in the Rahamas. Man. Lon., 1S8S, Svo.
" It is not an exhaustive co- a sclciitiric liouk, and is none
the worse lor beiiiK neither; but it is never dull, and lis]
olteii extremely entertaining. "-Kohkiit Hrow.n: vlcad.
xxxiii. .aas.
" He desii-es to dirert attention to certain grave abuses
allegeil to exi.st thniiighout the Haliamns for the benefit of
the i)rivllej,'ed few, and to the oonstaiit spoliation of the
colorod inilnstrm! cIhsw funning the bulk of tho pfipiila-
lioii.' —Alh., iNii. Sliiu. ' '
Powlett, liieut. Norton. Eastern Legends and
stories in English Verse, Lon., 187a, 12mo.
Powley, Miss Mary, d. ISSa, let. 70 j a member
of a fomily long settled in Cumberland, Eng. j eontrib-
POY
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I'oyiitiiiB, Rev„ Thomas Klfonl, r,,,,^. vol il
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M,,?l' , ,• "«*"«■'•. ''"^87. 3. Zero: a ,Story of
Station: an Australian Novel, Ln l8sV 'i iM
:;;• cr"s '""' fn^' WeiUock: a N^vI t. .,7,!^V"o
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.-t ^ue^'s College, Oxl^U, l^ol! "^^^i'^f TI™:' vl :'
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Oil, [l(ll/<-, vol.
larriuil, 1843, to
I. iiittle I'reaohcr, X.York, isfi;
ilhiio. 2. Kreil, Maria, and .\Io, \. Y'ork, 1S(17, lilmo;
new eil., ISSil. 3. Mttio l.ou'.i Sayin;{,-< an I IJiiinR'. X.
York, 1S8S, l2ino; now od., l.SSl. 4. 01.1 Umwn I'itohor,
X. York, ISIIS, 121110: new ed., |s7i!. 3. Nidwiirlh and
Ilia Three Manii' Wand.i, Uojt., ISiii), liimo. II. .Stepping
Heavenward, X. York, 1 siil), l2iiio: Hh ed., IH7I 1 ihmv
I'd., ISSI. 7. The Story Li/./.iu told, X. Y'ork, IS711, Ip.
•'^vo. H. The I'urcys, X. York, IS7,), jfiuio. «. ,si.x l.ittio
1'rinoeii.ies. Illust. X. Y'ork, |S7I, Iflnio. 10. Aunt
.lane's Hero. \. York, IS7I, 12ino. II. (ioldni Hours:
llyiniis and .Soiijjs of the (.'hristiau Life, X. York, lS7:i,
l2ino. 12. llrlwiii'' and his Frieiid.s. Mv Cni^in Su.^an.
X. Y'ork, IS71, IL'Mio. 1;!. " Kollow .He," mid other
Stories, I4011., 1H7.-,, ISmo. II. Christians in Counsel;
or. The Pastor and liis Friends, IS73, 12ino. l.i. Homo
at (ireylock, X. York, l.s7il, Ilimo. 1(1. Pemaiiuid : a
Story of Old Times in Now England, X. York, 1S77,
l2ino. 17. Oentleinan Jim. X. York, 1S7S, :;2im). IS.
Avis Benson: or. .Mine an 1 Tliiue, and other Sketches,
X. Y'ork, 1S71), 12ino. 111. How Sorrow was changed
into Sympathy: Words of Cheer for .Mothers bereft of
Little Children. N. York, ISsj, l2iiio.
I'rentiSM, Kcv. (ii>orgc Lewis, D.D., h. isirt,
at (iorhani, .Me.; graduated at liowdoin College ls:i."i,
and studied at Halle and Uerlin; professor of pastoral
theology, church polity, and mission work in the Union
Theological Seminary, Xew Y'ork, since 187.'i. 1. Our
National Uano; or, Dry- Rot in Amoric:in Politics; a
Tract for the Times touching Civil Servii-. Ileform, N.
York, 1877, 12mo. 2. (Ed.) Life of Sc.rgent Smith
Prentiss, X. York, 1S79, 2 vols. 12mo. .3. Life and Let-
ters of Klizabeth Prentiss, X. Y'ork, 1S.S2, or. 8vo:
cd., I.S87. '
Prentiss, J,
Lon., 18711, 12iiio,
Prescott, Albert Itin.iainin, h. 1832, in Hast- '
ings, X.Y. ; graduated iii ilio .Mcdii'al Department of
the University of Miohigan ISiit: dean of the School
of Phariuaey, University of Michigan, since 1876. 1.
Outlines of Pro.vimate Organic Aimly.«i.", X. Y'ork, IS75. |
2. Chemical Examination of Alcoholic Liquors- a'
Manual, X. Y'ork, I87.i, 12iiio. :;. First liook in (^uali- ,
tativo Chcmi.<try, X. York, ls7i), 12nio. 4. Organic 1
Analysis: a Manual of tnc Discriptive and Analvtical I
Chemistry of Certain Carbon Compounds in Common j
Lso, 1887. With Doifii,.xs, Silas II., (Qualitative Chem-
ical Analysis, Ann Arbor, 1874; 4th ed
Johnson,) X. Y'ork. 1888.
i-frsctrii, C. l:i» Tii« ^'.tiiing-ljoat ami
agement, X. Y'ork, 188.'!, 24mo.
Prescott, E. (Trans.) Odette's Marring
bert Delpit, ("hie. 1880, 12ino.
Prescott, George Bartlctt, [ant.
leaeon since 1883. I. Evory-Day Scripture DillliMillies
Lxjilained ; Part II., Oospels of St. Luke and St. .lolm.
Oxt„ ISdIl, 8
)ireaclieil before the I'ni
2. The Threefold Cord: Se
isns, 12m
ity of Cnnihridge, L(
.'!. (Trans.) The Statutes of the Cathedral
new
(.'liurch of Ciirlisle: with Iiitroduction and Xotes, ls7il,
4. Christian Hymns and Hymn-Writers: 11 Course of
Lectures, (,'ainbridge, Iss.'i, p. 8vo; 2d ed„ enl., 188B.
5. Visitations in the Ancient Dloceso of Carliile: a
Charge, Lon., Iss8.
Prescott, P, Moral Education ; with n Prelim-
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I'rescott, Hev. 'riiomils, M.A., griiduated at
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Caddington since I8II2. Christianity made Science; or,
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Press, >V. II. Victurhin Triumphs : a Jubilee
ISoail-lioll, Lon., 1887, l2mo,
Preston, Ilcn. Dialect nml other Poems: with a
(ilossary of Iho Local Woiils, [by W. U. Hird,J Lon. and
llradforil, lS8l. 12nio. (The dialect employed in these
poems is tliat of lirndford, York; hire, and its neiglibur-
ilood.)
"There Is not a diulcct poem In the book from which
we should not like tu quote."— Joh/., xx, ;17U.
Preston, l>. S. Columbus ; or, A Hero of the Xeiv
World: an Historical Play, X. Y'ork, |S87, 12mo.
Preston, K. Unclaimed Money : Handy Hook for
Ileirs-iit-l.aw, Ac, Lon., Is7,s, gni. 8vo ; new cd., 18s;l.
Preston, lOlliott >V. Lord Byron Vindicated.
liy Manfred. Lon., 1 871!.
Preston, Mrs. ti. J, Wcstorleigh, and other
Talcs, Lon., 1S73, l2iiio.
Preston. .'♦liss Harriet Waters, [miii; vol. ii ,
add..] b. abm;t l84.'i, at Daiivers, .Mass. ; educated ehiclly
at home : a frequent contrihuior to the Atlantic Monthly.
I. lTr:iii-.) Writings of Miolame Sophia Swetchiii'e.
Editeil by Count do Falloiix. Host., 18(i9, liinio. 2.
Asjiendale^ Host., 1871, ilimo, ;{. (Trans.) Memoirs of
by C. A. Sainte-Bcuve.
the Nineteenth Century :
1873, Iflmo. 5. (Trans
---, --.. , , llimi
Marie de Pontoise, and other Poems, j .Madame Dcsbordes-Valinon
Bi -I., 1872. Ifimo. 4. Lovi 1
" Fragment, Bost. and Lon
Aareio: a Provcnjal Poem, by F. Mistral, Bost., 1S73,
liJino ; new cd., IS74.
"In the matter of metre she has chosen wiselv. . . .
often iiriulucing nn cHect of nicludloiis eiw wh'ich it
would 1 t tje easy til siiri.nss. . . . • Miivio.' us wc have il
ill the viiliitiic bel'nrc lis. is a distinct addition to the liter-
ature of the Kiiglish laiigiiu(.'c."— .Vc'n'or. xlvl. .''ill.
Ii. Is That All ? (•' Xo Name" Ser.,) Host., I87tl, Iflmo.
7. Troubadou.s and Trouveres, New and Old, Bost.,
18711, sq. 12ino.
..Ill, iw n ! "T'le work which ha.s hroiiijht this school prominciitlv
Hitn Otis (^.'before the public is Mistral'.s ' Mircio,' which was trans".
Inted in 187:! by Ml-s Preston. . . . The favnraldc rcccntion
its .Man- i "' 'bU Work led tin- tiaiisialur to cominue iicr simiic
tl
I this Held, and she tins cmbudled the results of thcin In a
,, pleasant series of papers on .Mistral's ' falciidaii.' Theo-
'»'■ I dore .\ubancl, Jaciiucs .lasiiiin. the 'Songs of the Tronba-
I dours," and the ' .\rthuriiid,' "—.\utiim, xxiv. 118.
1. ii.,add.,] I 8. (Trans.) Biography of Alfred de Mnsset, by Paul
by
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olher Vorno, llont.. IS.S7, Ifiii,,,. ' ""<»»>""":
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I'rcstoii, H<>b«rt Arthur llerthoii, M.A., I
l"*...-.; Kra.limteil at Kxutor O.illogo, Uxf„r,|, |s7,s. ,.,. Id
tlw mr at l.incoln'H In,, lM,s|. Yu,.|,tin« under t<tut-
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I'rem.ill, S. V. I'a.tur.. Ora-s,.,, „„,i F„ra«e IMaut.^
,on IS7. Sv,i. 2. Original Kssayn. I.on., ls,S4, ii. ,s " '
ion Ks', ">,'?""'" "'" ■''^""''il Ufl.it iiuH of the .rcxts,
Preston, Tlionins. I. The Elementarv E.lm.a-
tmn A.t, H,0, ,on isro, ,,. Svo. 2. The School lioa"l
<.uhloana Tcaehors Manual, Lon., IS7I, l2ino ') 'I'hf
Sujirfmu Court of Judicature Aet of I >7;t r.on ' Isf) i,
Hyo. 4. The Vcoiuun of the Uu.inl : their llis't'orv fr'o'u
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ol (Icorxe the Third, October ■.',1, ISO'J, I,on ISS" fi, |to
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vo. M,add.,] b. 1824, at Hartford, Conn.; -r ,1 mtV
Tr nl^v College I, s,,,. , ^ ,„., ■„„„^,,',' :.:,;"''/
ratlin "i '"""';'' '\'"'* "*'"• '"'""'"« " «"''>"-'
Catholir, ;,nl «,i, „, ; „ncd priust ls5l); pastor of .•<t
Alin- ., New ^ork, ninco 1S(I|. and in |NS| ,„,.
tT.'"l.l ' '""«""« !'■■«''"» "f the pope's household with
th- liile „l Monslgnor. 1. The Divine .S.in..tuary : a
«efK-» ol .Meditations upon the Most .*acred Heart of
•'cvu,. N. York IS78, 24,„„. 2. The Divine I'araclete
iriiion. upon tho Person and Office of the Holy Oho.n, '
v' V 1,' ?2^;.o"' ■^- '''•""'■•'t"ntisM. and the Bible,
N. \ork, IMSO, 12ino. 4. lioil and UeiLson : Lecture
Vs"i 1 •'!„!?""'"'' "' " "'' *'''""™' Jt'-'ligi"". N. V.irk, '
T.TZTu' «7:,,**V"'""' ^^■^■' Sradiiated at
Trinily ( ollege, Dublin, 1S72: ordained ISii.", ; vi.ar of
Holy Irinity, Kuneorn, since |S72. 1. Popul,,,- (■„,,,.
chisiu oi Church and State; 3d ed., Lon., IS7:i svo •>
KoMiaiiism weighed in the Balance and found Hantin:/
W. In,.-., l2ino. .'!. Infidelilv Contested, 1S81
••rCHtoii, Uev. William C. Mr. Manby's Mid-
night \ isitors, Manchester, 18sn, 12m... He is said t,.
be the author of "The Bitter Cry of Oulcist Lo" n "
«hich 13 algoascr^bo.1 to Uev. Andrew Mearns, sup. ,.
1 restwich, Mrs. U. The Harbour Ha;, i fate
cd.. I87d! '^"' '■""•• '^■-'' - ^■»''- »'■"• ^"""^ -^e'v
1 '^ P' " 9'''. Pen..bury. ClnphRm, near bmdon ; tta
in London. He beg.in in 1835 to contribute important
PRI
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■ ''•»"■"' M vsicalj vol 11, Strailgraphlcnl and Phy-ical.
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erpiH he iieiii|iall.vii,r,|,t,..l fu.is .,m,.,,| ,kv m , ,r. Iiiir
io'-'s. J,i''i'i,';:k\':i''i;Vi'''"''''"??'"'''''"^^
loslt. I I, , , V, I ''" "',*' " 1". s».vliiL'; Imi his
iipposiii. 11 Is ..nil |..|||,. ,11, ,,.1 cxireiii.- l.iri.is of 111,. , ,,,.
:^!::l:;:^;r;;::^'i;l?;lt!r:r;;;llf:^•'^^-•ll- :,' :
lu.trMii.„i,,ireiiiii,pic."-.l//, S., ;i|"| **■ ' ' ' "" "'
I'ri'Cyiimii, .1. .<lr.iy Thoughts and .Short E„ay,,
l.'ill., I ■*( J, [.. S\t,_ '' '
I'r.'t) mail, H.-v. John ll.i.l.lyir.', M.A., gradu.
alc.1 lit Innity College, Oxlor.l, Is.is; or.luined 1S38,
near ol Aylesbury I Ht2-J3. I. Dispauperi/.„tl.,n, L.„i.,
'•*.«. p.Mv.,, 2.1 e.l. IS78. 2. Three'Leotureson Church
lomprehension aii.l Christian Heunion, Lon., IS.su, p.
Svo
I'rt'vost, f. y\. Terra-Cutta Plays, Lon., 1888, p.
• • ., . ■ . *" "' ^"" »»».o(oiricai .^ocietv: win
president of the Geological Society 1870-72, vice-mes '-
aent of the Royal Society 1870-71, and appointed' ,"ro-
FrevoNt, l'riiiici». Fire, of (Jreen Wood, Lon.,
I'rimiU, ONmoiiil de Hrniivoir, M.A., \,u,u
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I Ml- lie „ C, lege (•ainbn.lge L\\. th., bar „t th;
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[imnd Beauyoir de Preaux., The In.ii.in Tiavelsof AH-
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roni t ic_ teig.i of Augustus ,o the Death of .lustinia,;;
l.on., IN,, i. p. f,vo. (A revise.1 repiint, in „ ..mall num^
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Novel Lon., s>3 3 v,.ls. p. 8vo ; new e.l., 188,0. 4
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• ountry He. gerow, Lon., |ss.-,. ,2„,o. ,-,. A Hii-tic
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"■miiin, Lon.. I SSI), 3 vols, p. svo. *
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I Coll'e'"ie'''''r.!V'''; 'V'v.'*-''' V'-afe*. Sradiiateil at Now
Kollegc, Oxionl. |,s5:;; ,„d„ined 1,853; vicar of .St.
I IS r 'i !''!■','• '*''^-'-'' '■ '■™'"^^'-^ »'' I'"'l'' "-'I-
U- ,71 •' . ^I'l-nions preaehc.1 in Immanuel Church
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i..,n''T''''ix,"-'!"""'"""'^*«"'"'''' Arthur. Amer-
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leportcl l„.iween Is;-., „„,! |,.ss7, Bait,, IS87, Svo.
lr..'«, Monnmy, 1807-l,ss.8, b. in Ouorn.oy;
. edic.ued at \\orci;8ter College, Ovior.l, where he grad-
uate with a .louble fir,-t ebi,ss in IS2y, an.l wasS.p.
pointed assistant master in Bugby .School in IS30. lie
; r^»^m■A^h■^x p.,sition in IS51I, an.l in Is.is „as electe.l
to the .•hi.ir political economy at Oxf.ir.l, which he
; held down to the time of hi., death. I. The I'rineiples
ol lurrcncy; .-six Lectures, Oxf., 1.8(11), Svo. 2. Cur
lency an. I Banking, Lon., 1875, p Svo
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p. Svo; 2.1 eil.. ISS2. ' • i
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po.^s the sceiitlHc method t,. be a iiiisrk,',''-/vX.' '""
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Kgrcethiu >lr, Fawectt > book (■• Free ' 'r le a, 1 Pro ec:
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4. M hat IS Eilucation ? Lon., 1S84.
Price, Charlotte A. Poems and Lyrics for Idle
Hours, Lon., 1881. svo.
..'•l"?,^' ^"ss Kleaiior C. 1. One Only. By
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Phila., ISSl.
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Lon., lS7(i, cr. Svo. 2. .Monograph of the Oault : the
Substance of a Lecture, l.on., 18SI1, p. Svo.
Price, Frederick J. The "Weed Divine:" a
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Westminster, ISSO, 4to. 2. A Descriptive Account of I 1S7II, Svo.
the Ouildhall of the City of Lonilon, (prepared by Au
thority of the Corporation,) Lon., 1887. Ito.
of Edinburgh ; has held various professional appoint-
ments, and is now consulting physician to King's College
Hospital, London. Tlie Pathology of Intra-Uterine
Death, (Lunileian Lectures, ISS7,) Lon., 1888, 8vo.
Prime, C. Lesson. Observations upon the Cli-
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Prime, Ilev. Edward Dorr Grillin, D.D,,
[mil,, vol. ii., add,] 1. Around the World: Travels
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LS7I, p. Svo. 2. Forty Years in the Turkish Empire!
n Memoir of William (ioodell. By his Son-in-Liiw
N.York, IS7li,; 6th od., 1S83, 12mo. 3. Notes, (ieneii-
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Family, Cambridge, 1888, Svo. Privately printed
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York,
• This snieiulld voliiine contains an elaborate account
of tholiiiildlmll as it nowstiinds, interwoven with deserlp-
tioiis of the earlier ImildiiiK's wliicli it has replaced, and
of the chief historical events as.sijeiated with tliis ancient
seat o( iiiiinicipal Kdvernmunt, . . , The volinne is en-
riched with a great luimher of liic-similes of cliarter.s,
maps, and rare topoK'riipliical ilrawings and prints,"—
Acad.. x\Ki.:i:\
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0) 1, man Buildings at Norton, near Bradinu'. Illust.
L -.., 1882.
Price, John. Llandudno, and ho\y to Enjoy it :
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Price, Langford Lovell Frederick Uice.
Industrial Peace: its Advantages, Methods, and DitH-
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Trustees : with a Preface by Prof. Alfred .Marshall, Lon.,
1887, Svo. '
" Theory and fact are seldom so liapiiilv united us in this
volume. . . , .Mr. Price ilocs not fall into the error which
has beeii calleil— by ,levons, if wu rememljcr rightly— the
lallucy of a single iirinciple. lie is aware that there can-
not be 'any single panacea lor social ills.' He expects to
see ' the old relation '■ - - - "
Prime, Rev. Samnel Irennrus, D.D., [«»rc, vol.
11., add.,] d. IS8:). 1. Fifteen Years ut Prayer, N. York,
1872, l2mo. 2. Walking with (iod : Life Hid in Christ,
N. 'i ork, 1S72, 2Jmo. 3. The Alhambra and the Krem-
lin, 1873. 4. .Songs of the Soul : gathered out of .Many
Lands and Age,-, N. York, 1874, 12uio; now ed., Isso.
0. Lifeof ,«, F. li. Jlorse, LL.D., 187o. fi. Irenieus Let-
ters, 188(1-85, two series. 7. Prayer and its Answer:
Illustrated in the First Twenty-Five Years of the Ful-
ton Street Prayer-Meeting, N. Y'ork, 1882, 12mo. 8.
Autobiograjiliy anil Memorials. Edited by his Son, AVeu-
dcll Prime. N. York, 188S, Svo.
Prime, Samnel T. K. Model Farms und their
Methods. Chic, ISs2, Svo.
Prime, Meiidell, son of Rev. S. I. Prime, .i^j,,,.
Fifteenth-Cerlury Bibles: a Study in Bibliography, X.
York, 18SS, Svo. b i j,
Prime, William Cowper, LL.D., [«»(e, vol. ii,.
add.] I. I go a-Fiehing, Lon., 1S73, p. Svo. 2. Holy
Cross: History of the Invention, Preservation, ami Dis-
npjiearancc of the Wood known as the True Cross. Illust.
N. York, 1877, 12nio; new cd., 1SS7. 3. Pottery and
Porcelain of All Times und Nations: with Tables of
Collectors. Illust. N.
?i;?.,i^;^;;l;i^;^';!i;^;!ti:'!SrS';^;;!i;;^^;;^:;^S'^,^^ ' FaeU,ry and Artists' Marks, to^^.
oration and industrial partnership. Heiloesnot attempt * „' '*^''' ■*'"•
to coiilliie within strict chtssiiications the endless variety Primrose, E. D. Fortune's Bu
of lUhurs and institutions. At the same time, by a in- Lon., IsSli, 3 vols. p. Svo
(iiciotis arrftiiyeinpiit 111, ..ii.ii.i.iv, ,,.*,, ,...,.^-.. ,1... :..: — .,.,.. »»:- ' ' '
dicioiis_ arranuiement, he enables 11s to grasp the inimei'ise
mass ol heterogeneous details which he embraces,"— F, Y.
LlXlKWUUTll : .lcin(., XKKU. 1(12.
Price, K. I). G, Rebecca; or, A Life's Mistake:
a Story of Country Life, Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
Price,K. J. Moyd-. Practical Pheasant- Rearing:
with an AjipemlLv on Grouse-Driving, Lon., 1888, p.
Svo. '
Price, yiajor Sir Rose Lamlmrt, Bart., R.M.,
F.R.G.S., b. 1837; served in the Indian .Mutiny and in
China; retired 1,874. The Two Americas: an Account
of Sport and Travel : with Notes on .Men and Manners
in North and South America, Illust. Lon., 1876, Svo-
ulTets and Rewards,
Love's Moods, Lon., 1885, 18mo;
Prince, /Elian.
2d eil. same year.
Prince, Charles Lceson. Observations upon
the Topography and Climate of Crowborough Hill,
Sussex, together with other Subjects of Collateral In-
terest, Leeds, I8S0, 8yo. Privately printed.
I rince, Edith. 1. Conflict and Victory. Illust.
Lon., 1887, 32ino. 2. The Crown of Love. Illust.
Lon., 1887, 32mo. 3. Woodland Whispers. Illust.
Lon., 1887, 32mo. 4. RoseLeaves. Illust. Lon., 1888.
5. Thistledown. Illust. Lon., 1888.
Prince, John J. 1. The Flements, of Physiog.
. - ... rnphy, Lon., 1877, ]2ino; fith ed., rev. ana enl., ls,s,..
•Ill most of his opinions the educated American wilt '' ^.' ^"''J"*' Mnnngoment and Method, in Theory and Prac-
hnd little to iiimrrel with, while for people fond of shoot
ingaiK llshiiig.or travelling, the book contains many ii.se-
ful hiiiUs and sugKestions."-.Vu((o», xxv, 7'J,
Price, Thomas. (Ed.) Letters of S. Rutherford :
with Preface by Alex. Duff, Lon., 1875, p. Svo.
Prichard, Helen .M. Friends and Foes in the
Transkei : au Englishwoman" ~
tice, Manchester, 187!), ]2mo.
; Prince, John T. Courses and Methods: a Haud-
Book for Teachers of Primary, Grammar, and Ungraded
Schools, Best., 1886, 12nio.
Prince, Le Uaron Bradford, b. 1810. at Flush
„ . , . , ' i '"B- I"I-: «"n "f W. R. Prince, (..i,(,, vol. ii. ;) gradu-
Thcolo,jical lustructu
Albany, N.Y.,
1S7», 12u
new ed., 1884.
Svo.
Prickett, Henry E. Maho Supreme Court Re- Pri
port.s, vol. i., new ser., (1866-SO,) ,San Fran., 18,82, 8
Pridham, Arthur, [
12,-);
If, vol. ii., add.]
Th
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American Uhuroli and its Name, N. York, 1887,
nee, Morton. The Nature of Mind and
uman Automatism, Phila., 1885, 8
e I Pring, James Hurley, M.D
formerly physioiun
PRI
to the Bath Gonornl Hospital. Thn T!ri(^„ „„ i .i.
Uon^an un the Site „f Taun'tu.^ TaJn,:,," '',^,t ?? "'
Pri ige, C. M. Tho Last of tho K izabothanNc..,
me^n: D,.covery of Northern Virginia, IBOirUn" IS.'i;
1 "nsle. Mis. M. a., aceoinpanied her hu^baml
AloxanJer ITinKle. an.l Itev. 1{. H„ki„, „l,o we '„ "nt
01 till Lhuicii ofhcolhiiid, (o investi.'uti. (he relaticns
between the missionaries an,] the natives, iwir s he
iMountain.s of tlie Moon: a ,I„urnov in K.?JJ . ■ I
"ith Maps, Eclin. an,l Lon., I.ss. "vo '""" ^ '
Pringle, 11. O., [„,,,,., vol. ii.. „d,i.l The Dis
eases o Jlorses, Cattle, 8hee,,, .Swine, Do^s ,n.l I "oultrv '•
their Causes and Treatmentl Dublin, Is?! s™ ' ^ '
Priiigle, Robert Stensoii. I. Analysis «f,r„shua
Judges etc., for I,„eal E.vaminations, l.on, 1878 iC'
2 Analysis of the liuoks of Joshua, Judges and rX
Manehester, 1SS5, iL'iiio. """b'-i anu nutii,
Priiisep, Cliarics Campbell, ,1. issr „,t li) a
nieiuber ol a family connected with India for many L-en
eratious; was appointed to a elerkshin in X ]^'|i:
louse by his unele, Henry Thoby l-riuLp, (',,,,"
vol. , .,) and was for some time superinti, dii t o 1,',
reeonis and af.einvards statistieal report"r. telo 1 f
Services of the Honourable East Ind a Company's Civil
Servants in the Madras Presidency from 17 1, ,s5s
byVonl'fy'lt'o!?""'"."" '^'•' '^" ""^'= was employed
Dy 1.0 d hytton to paint a eommemoration picture of fh,
a.seinbl„go at Delhi on occasion of the pr, carnation f
:^i;^;ni;:^.fTCr;ty;i\uirrS"
iion., 11^,11, ,svo; _M oil. same year.
«Pw'mM^e'S";;f™:iLT;!r^lP'^' "«« I«tely
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from the tirst pa^e k^i,;. la", '- AVSi'''-'''.o--' ••'""''""""■'
A.^oMjVl^i^h'Von.f'.^S^X"'"™' "'■"''" ^""'°''"
T „r"n''r '?*-'J",'.'"'' '• '^«™'"« ""d Parses in tho
Lake Dis rict of Kngland, Lon., 1871, l2mo •' Pel
trian Guide to the Lake District; 2d ed., Vimiennt:
ISO, .Uol.. p. 8vo. Anon. 2. Hehind the Veil, Lon
LS7I, , yo s. p. 8yo. Anon. ;i. E.xpiated, Salisbu ly'
Js7?;/vrp'^.r-,„^- ^- 0---hed, ,:;^; ;
cr.^v'o"''' ''■ ^''"■'"' ^''°" ''™"' " Top-Gun, Lon., 1880, j
Lo^."!"'!-""""^' °™ P'-'<^™ "'« Cniel: a Tragedy, '
Prior, II. c. Alexander, [ante, vol. ii n,id i
Grs,"Ln?,"8"72* .C '-''"'' ^-'-' ^^^^^^
M,"s.';t"r.%,5;.„.''"""'''" ''""'•> ""' ^"'^'="'
Lon*"M7S^Vo"' '• ^'"'"•-s and their Culture. Illu.^t.
iiC;. "L^n..'t88;: s.'^"' '^^^'^- '■ "-^^ «"-''-
Pritchard, Kev. Chari: -s. D n r n s r ,
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^u:r:;?^i,'^j^''^"^!F^- ""'-'^^""'^"^ m:™
nitudeof All .stars yisible to the Naked Eve from ill
Pole^to Ten Degrees .South of tho Equatorfo.IfrLSst
W; 1880 3";i::-r 8y-„ ""'"■«* Vanbrugh's Mistake;
.^:^ai^-^.I;Jt^^r^n-^
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toThe"R!;'y^"i.t' {;""^'f ,'l"7;it.>l."nJ senior surgeon
n,r ;;''^J:v«:l''f^{ j^v.«r. 'nrii-Notes ,,.
ii.K';^s';^-..d.,lJ-j^^'[;i,:;;r^-^:;s;.c.^!;;;;^
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Around Settle. .Settle. ISSS ' ' "• , r. n\o. ,1.
Proby, Kev. Williniii Henry liantiMt M A
i'r'i^;l^;^i;l^,;,■,:^::;«^^'7»i,,,■'^^^^i-^
of the Old Testament (;anon Lm., I,;? p Z 5 1^
ers -^^- Christian H^igi^,„ ,„,;, V^^^^yr^: V^^i^C;.
tie Book o 'r, h' I • '^'; .^V"'i" <iu'-''^tions concerning
fotl^;i:;^.^^„^"-;-^,«-j.|^^.;^t^
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withoiu beiny profound "!:;:v„i/;„; x'".,^;'"'^ ''^ mMruotive
rnj-^ltin^do: ;ji;r'cii:b 'pl.,Ic''^^^:';r
fB;^rr'n::■1dr^^r^^■-;r'?"-'^^^^^^^^^^^
ofNapole „ I in'is .■; I n "•, '''''.V : from the Fall
in 18)^8. Lon. issl, sy'? "'" '^'"•'' "^ ^"""" Emmanuel
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i Fon":'^'; ',!:;., ?i?!!"7^r' "f '^ l^i" of Sale / ^i.h
-Is India .-iilvent? Lon., 1881), 8vo.
,-''/V'=.'f' Bna" Waller, [„„„, vol. ii add 1
rarii'ai^Su',';^,;;!:;:^^,^',^?-,',^"""" »'■ '- contempo-
doubly weh'nV.ef 1, cVli Is, ,'*■;•,"'',' V""''' ''"\« b''"'
T«!:^"'^'i^.""".!:n"-^8^-^-,.^ ^--'^-^ --
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l'l>"r.naev,Lon.'lS Tsvo. n,, J"''""'' ,"" P™«'ioaI
Prortnr Wiiri i '."J "'•• rev. and en .,1883.
b. l838"rj',Ser*^N"'/ ""tT' f""^™'- "- """••]
L'<72. Kimo. Hm-fian Journey, Bost.,
sr«pli^if.."*^ai!Tv.6r '"""f"'' ""-^ occasionally
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Proctor, F. Richard the First: a Drama, Lon.,
1S7S, 8vo.
Proctor, Ilcv. Francis llartlett, M.A., educated
at King's College, London; ordained l!<71 ; minister of
St. Mark's, Uarnet, 18H5-S8; editor of the Clergyman's
I''igazino. 1. Uaw Ueadest Thou? a Series of Prac-
tical Kxpositiiins and Thoughts, Lon., ISSd, p, Svo. 2.
Classified (leins of Thought from the Ureiit Writer." and
Preachers of All Ages, Lon., ISSa, r. Svo. .'I. Words in
Season : Short and Suggestive Headings for the Chris-
tian Year, Lon., 188.8, p. 8vo.
Proctor, Ilev. G. J. The Restoration of (iod's
Bani.ihi'd Ones, and other Sermons, Lon., 1881, p. 8vo.
Proctor, George. History of the Crusades. II-
lust. I'hila., 1880, l2mo
Proctor, Iilicici! llrock, b. 1826, at Hanover,
N.U. ; graduated at Hamilton College 184 1; admitted
to the bar 18.(7, abandoned liis prol'ession in 180:i to
devote himself to literature. I. The Bench and liar of
the State of New York, X. York, 1870, 2 vols. Svo.
"Tlie most spirited iiersonal .sketches are those which
iverc furnished to the autlior of llie hook t>y others, .^till,
apooil ileal of labor has been devoted to iMlleeliMj; details
of the lives of its subjeels. and tnieiiii,' with u earisoiue rep-
etition the jiart taken by almost all of tliem in the political
contests of their time.' —Salion. xii. 01.
2. Lawyer and Client; or, The Trials and Triumphs
of the liar: Illustrated by Scenes and Ineidents in the
CourtRoom, N.York, 18S.S, Svo. 8. The Legal History
of Albany and Schenectady Counties, 1884. 4. Karly
History of the Board of Regents and University of the
State of New Y'ork, 1SS6.
Proctor, Kicliard Anthony, ["ii(c. vol. ii.,add.,]
1S;^7-1^8S, b. in London; educated at King's College,
London, and at St. John's College. Caiubridge, where he
graduated in 1800 as twenty-third wrangler; elected
a Kellow of the Royal Astronomical Society in IS86.
In 1809 he advanced, on theoretical grounds, a theory
of the solar corona which has since been generally ac-
cepted, and also that of the inner complex solar atmos-
]ihere, which was afterwards advanced by Prof. Charles
A. Y'oung. Much of his time was given to the popular-
ization of scientific results. He founded Knowledge as
a weekly journal in IS>1, but changed it in lss.5 to a
monthly. Ho contributed la'ge'y to other periodicals,
and was very sucoesslui as a lecturer. He nnide a lec-
turing tour in the United States in 187:i-74, and another
in Australia ani New Zealand in 1879, and in 1884 re-
turned to the United States and after lecturing in va-
rious cities settled in St. Joseph, Mo. He died in New
Y'ork in 1888 of yellow fever caught in Florida. 1.
Hand-Iiook of the Stars, Lon., ISOti, p. Svo. 2. Con-
stellation Seasons ; Easy Guide to a Knowledge of the
Stars, Loa., 1807, 4to. ,S. Sun-Views of the Earth; or.
The Seasons Illustnted, Lon., 1807, 4to. 4. Half-Hours
with toe Telescope. Illust. L.Jii., ISOS, 12mo; new
els., 1S7B, 1S7SI. 5. Half-Hours with the Stars, Lon.,
IsOit, 4to; now ec'., IS-ii). 0. Star Atlas for Library,
•School, and Observatory, Lon., 1870, fol. ; 2d ed., 1871.
7. Other Worlds tlian Ours, Lon., 1870, p. Svo ; new ed.,
1872. 8. Lessons in Elementary Astronomy, Lon., 1871,
12mo; new ed., 1875. 9. The Sun ; Ruler", Fire, Light,
and Life of the Planetary System, Lon., 1871, p. Svo;
new ed., 1880.
" In the present work we have a vcrv fair statement of
thevariiiM'- problems with respect to the sini which have
eltlK'r In en .s.ilved or at present await .solution. . . . Mr.
Proctor'.^ chief defect is that he is a little too ajit now and
then to write as a special i)icader for one of several con-
tlictinn theories, for none of which there can be said jier-
haps to be quite decisive evidence, still, perhaps the gen-
eral public will hardly hioknpoi: this as a fault : and at all
events, if a fault, itudds considerable vivacitv loihe book."
—.Wi., No. 2208.
10. Light .Science lor Leisure Hours. Lon., 1871-8;i,
three series, p. Svo 11. Essays in Astronomv, Lon.,
1872, Svo. 12. T'.e Orbs around us, Lon., 1872, p.
Svo; 2d ed., 1875. 1: . The Moon : its Motion, A6|iects,
Scenery, anci Pliysica' ComKtion, Lon., 187,3, p. Svo; 'Mi
ed., 1880. 14. 'i'he Expanse of Heaven : Essnyi", Lon.,
I87:i, cr. Svo; now ed., ISSfl. lb. The Uorder-Land of
Science: n Series of Familiar Dissertations, Lon., lS7;i,
p. Svo.
" The Croat TOiijoritvt-.f ttio r-ssovp arewi'll wr.rt!iv..f Mr
Proctor's reputation.' No one contrives to make illfticult
and complicate Ideas clearer than he. and noonesiirpa.sses
him in his power of marshalling facts so that, without the
reader feeling in the slli;htist degree bored, a complete ac-
count of the subject Is given."— .S(i(. Hev., xxxvi. 7:il.
10. The Universe of Stars and Coming Transits, Lon.,
1264
1S74, p. Svo; 2d ed., 1878. 17. Tran.»its of Venus,
Lon., 1874, p. Svo ; id ed., 1878. 18. Science Uy-Ways :
a Series of Familiar Dissertations, Lon., 1876, ]i. Svo.
19. Our Place among Infinities, Lon., 1875, p. Svo ; new
ed., ISSO. 20. Wages and Wants of Science-Workers,
Lon., 1870. 21. Myths ami Marvels of Astronomy,
Lon., 1877, Svo; new ed., IsSO, p. Svo. 22. Cycloid
and Cycloidal Curves in the Motions of Planets, ,4c.
Illust. Lon., 1S7S, p. Svo. 23, Pleasant Ways in Sci-
ence, Lon., 1878, ]). Svo; new ed., ISSo. 24. Flowers
of the Sky, Lon., 1S79, 12nio. 25. Rough Ways nnide
Smooth : a Series of Familiar Essays on Scientific Sub-
jects, Lon., 1879,]!. Svo. 20. TheUseand Abuseof Food,
1879, Svo. 27. 'i'he Poetry of Astronomy : Es.saya on
Heavenly Bodies, Lon., IssO, )>. Svo. 28, The Stars and
the Earth : Thoughts up(m Space, Time, and Eternity ;
new ed., Lon., ISSO, ISnio. 29. Ea."y Star Lessons, Loii.,
1881, p. Svo. ao. Familiar Science Stuilies, LiU)., 1SS2,
p. Svo. ;il. The Great Pyramid: Observatory, Tomb,
and Temple, Lon., 1882, p. Svo. :12. The Stars" in their
Seasons : an Ea.sy Guide to the Knowledge of the Stars,
Lon., ISS.'i, r. Svo. Jil). Mysteries of Time and Space:
with Twenty-Four Illustrations, Lon., Iss3, p. Svo. .'i4.
The Universe of Suns, and other Science Gleanings,
Lon., 1884, p. Svo. .S5. Strength an 1 Happiness, Lon,,
ISS,'), p. Svo. ;!6. The Seasons Pictured: in Forty-
Eight Sun-Views of the Earth, ami I'wcnty-Four Zodi-
acal Mn|is and oilier Drawings, 1S85, 4to. (Contains
twenty-seven fuU-puge plates, with eight pages of text.)
37. Home Whist : an Easy (iuide to Correct Play By
Five of Clubs. Lo. i., 1885, sq. IBmo. 3s. How to Play
Whist : wi'h the Laws and Etiquette, Lon., ISS.i, p. Svo.
39. Star Primer : Starry Sky, Week by Week, in Twenty
Four Hourly Maps, Lon.. ISsO, r. Svo. 40. Other Suns
than Ours: a Series of Essays on Suns, Old, Y'oung. and
Dead: with other Science Gleanings, Essays on M'hist,
and Correspondence with Sir John llersehel, Lon., 1SS7,
sm. Svo. 41. Easy Lessons in Difl'ercntial Calculus, Lon.,
18S7, 12mo. 42. First Steps in Geometry, Lon., 1887,
12mo. 4.'i. Chance and Luck : a Discussion of the Laws
of Luck, Coincidence, AVages, Lotteries, and the Fallacies
of Gambling: with Notes on Poker, &c , Lon., 1887, cr.
Svo.
" Mr. Proctor . . . has written n verv nnnisiiig book to
prdve that no such thing as luck, ill the gambler's accepta-
tion of the H oril, exists at all, and that every form of gam-
bling is not only highly immoral, but must always, in the
long run. end in the ruin of every imlividual votary."—
J. 1. WiNciiiN : ylcorf., xxxii. 99.
44. The Moon : her Motion.', Aspects, Scenery, and
Physical Comiitions. Illust. Lon., ISSS, Svo". 45.
Watched by the Dead: a Loving Study of Dickens'
Half-Told Tale, Lon., Isss, p. Svo. 4fi. Strength i How
to get Strong and keeji Strong; with Chapters on Row-
ing and Swimming, Fat, Age, and the Waist. Lon.,
1SS9, p. Svo. (" Old and New Astronomy," which was
in course of publication in parts at the time of his
death, is understood to have been nearly completed in
innnuscript.)
Proctor, W. Management of the H.irse in the
Stable, the Field, and on the Bnad, Lon., 1SS4, cr. Svo.
Proctor, W. t. (Ed.) Round the Globe: through
Greater Britain. Illust, Lon., 1S87, Svo.
Proctor, MiHiam. Popular Account of the
Hygiene of Air iind Water, Lon., 1S72, p. Svo.
Proffht, John. 1. Treatise on tlie Law and Du-
ties of Notaries Public througli the United States : with
I'oriiis, Best., 1S77, Svo. 2. American Decisions in
Courts of the Several States: vol. i., San Fran., 187>,
Svo,
Prttgler, C, and (Jale, E. II. (Trans,) Trciit-
mcnt of Syphilis by Subcutaneous Sublimate Injeclions.
by G. Lewin. Illust. Phila., 1872, Svo.
Propert, .1. LnmRden. A History of Miniature
Art: with Notes on Collectors and Colleclioiis. Illust.
Lon.. 1887, fol.
" Mr. Propert has gathered together and carefully ar-
ranged a large iimoiint of matter hitherto scattered and
uiiiligestcil. . . . With regard to iiiliiiatnre art in Kiiulaiul,
his work, if not exhaustive, is vet a valuable contrlbiilion
to the literature of a comparalivclv neglected and interest-
ing liranch of art."— Cos.mo MdNKiiotsi-;: Acail., xxxiii. 14.
Proisser, IMrs., [milr, vol. ii., add.] I. The Aw-
drios anii their Friends, ami otlier Tales, Lon., ISOS, p.
Svo. 2. t)uality Fogg's Old Ledger, Lon., IS09, lOmo.
3. Cicely Brown's Trials, Lon., 1871, 12mo; new eds.,
1878, 1885. 4. The Days of the Cattle Plague : a Story,
Lon., 1872, lOnio. 5. A Door without a Knocker, and
other Tales. Illubt. I,on., 1S75, sq. lOiiio. 0. Tiie Sale
'^•
PRO
of Oftllowfleias, Lon., 1877, p. Svo. 7. The Day aftcT
To-Morru,y Lun ,S77, ,,. 8vo. H. Amos Fa/o; or
Through tho Wilderness, Lon., Is78, ISmo. y. Froe
Alley, and what came out of it, Lon., IS7!», n. Svo lif
The L,ght of the World, Lon., 1H7», ,. sJo.' 'll O.'.kby :
12. ho Wise Man of Wittlebury, or, CI arity' begins
at Home Lon., I88U, 12mo. l.i. Ludovie; or, Tho
ioys \ietory; new eda., Lon., Ls.sfl, 1,S8;;, 12mo 14
Humphrey Pace and his Wife IL.nnah, and othe;
Stones Lon ISSI, p. Svo. 16. The .Spa row on ho
House-rop Lon., I8S2, p. Svo. 16. The Ma.ster ol Ayn"
hoe, Lon 18M, p. ,Svo. 17. Forsaking All, Lon 1885 i
The Echoed Son«. Lon., 1885, p. Svo. 20. The Uear .« <
of Daisies and The I'earl of I)iys, [two stories Illut '
Lon 188 , p. Svo. 21. ll,n. Jarvis got his Home and
^aluting tho Colours, Lon., J 887, p." vo 2- Farimr
[^8"'o,,^^'%^-^,\h^0"'i.l'ar.Tree^I;;;e "l" . ;
888, l.nio. 23. Michael Airdree's Freehold Lon
ilank'sh 7-T ^^■J''.' ^"•'•'"- Fo.vlIuntr:;nd the
lilank bheet, Lon., 188S, p. 8vo
ham,'"?8irsv"' "• '""-"""el'am Invento.s, Birming-
Prothero, Ilcv. George, M.A., graduated at
Brasenose College, O.vford, l8.i:i; onlained I^lli; 'ecto'
ot Uhippingham since 1857 ; chaplain inordinar; to the
qiieen since ISIifl; canon of Westminster since IS i
The Armour of Light." .Sermons preached belore ho
Queen Revised and prepared for Publication by Row?
■^"nl^isl,"^:':™;,. "''^'^'' '^""'^ ^°"'"''- o-^f"--^-
AvV/i""""'",' *"eo»-ge Waiter, b. 1848. at Charlton
Wiltshire; educated at K.on, and at King's College
Cambridge, where he graduated, first class Clas.. Trio
1.N2: afterwards studied at Bonn ; was some time assi t'-'
ant ma.« er at Kton ; Fellow and tutor of King's College
( ambri.lge ; a contributor to tho Ninth Edition of the I-^, .'
?orf 'f"1' !" ,""""""r- !• .TI'^Lile of Simon de Mont-
lort Earl of Leicester : -nth .Special Reference to the i
Parliamentary History of his Time, Lon., 1877, p Svo '
mrm'bv R ;'n'r''T ''''' 'V' <^'"^''- '™''"'t^J
partly by Rev. D. C. lovcy ..nd partly by the editor \ 3
kemoir of Henry Bradsh.w, FLllow^f^ving's Co Ce!
and I niversity Librarian, Cambridge, Lon , 1888 8vo
p.,sthiinioiis ae(^^laintalloe ns i.s p<)ssi lewith o e of
m":,' :^?'voSs L;:;l^/^,^:'»;;;i:;^!t ^[l^:rr
Staels Le Direetoire, 1881 , 3 Thierrv's I e» ^ .^^
I'HistoiredeFranic, XrU.-XXrV 1885
Prothcro, Hon land Kdmund, Fellow of All
Souls College O.^ford. The Pioneers and Progro L of
tnglish Farming, Lon., 1 888, p. Svo ^^Kfoas ot
iiiiiii
Proudfit, David Law, b. 1842, atNewbure N Y •
president of the Meteor Despatch Company New V^rk'
• Love among the (iamins, an.l other I'oems, N Yo k
^ Proiit, Ebeiiczer. Instrumentation, Lon., 1878,
M.^'*"'.V *^?*»'"'' S. (Trans.) Cur Deus Hnmo'
if Pan/ 1 " ^'''"T ^^'"''" ^y '^"""^"h Archbishop
Note,,' ChZL„"r^ "? Introduction, Analysis, an!l
e^l7"887. Claasie.,") Lon., 1880, cr. Svo; new
Sv^ern'of''^; ^7«'''ble Clay-Farming under a Just
•rout, Samuel Gillespie. I. Hurrah! a Bit
PUL
[of Loving Talk with .Soldiers, Lon., Is.s], i.s.^^ o
Dea"rtm,^p'""l K"' ^'^ ^" '' '^"""1 'fall' wh Very
E. m!^'"'"''' '*"»""•'"'•■'" (l"«e"d.) See Olcott,
Prowett, C. G., d. about 1870, a>t. M, an Engli-h
rr!.sol, J. Dreams of my Solitude; or. Mysteries
'>f the Heavens, Lon., Is-Ji Svo '"y-ii-ries
I Lon'."l'8?.J," v'" ^' '*■• "^'''^ "'"^'^ ^''■^^•''''' ■■ ■^"■"»"».
' Ja^i^i"^,^ r^f,^ C; ''^"-"-""-'^ I-""^ from
Ic^Ovf' ^^s'",-'"'".'' ^'•'^■' g™''"i"<-"l "t Je.«us Col-
h iss, ' '^''' T""""' ^^■"■' ■•"■t»rofTrefdraeth
si.ic, l.ssO, and archdeacon of Anglesey since ISS7
•■ V T ■^''S.'^""'''" lii-iti»'' t-'liurch: an Historica
of ^■n'n,*',''' "n"*'' '^"r""'' "'"'' "'' •"'<>•] 1' Great Men
of Luropcan History, Lon.. ISIW, 12mo. 2. Tho Hieh-
w js of Literature, or. What to Head, ic, Lon., 1882,
,'F'^'^,F' ^'^"'}JSe. Autobiographic Recollections of
,eo,ge Pryme. E.-,,., M.A., sometime Fellow of Trini"y
s.tj of Cambridge, and M.P. for the li-rough. Edited
^^•'rTKMale"',':'''!.^-""'-^"'-"''*"''^""-] t'ambHdge, 1870
IanJ'hi'^l:^,?/^;,!:[>:!r'J''i?',''Vl':;"'"'Ri'"i^>"r?,;fK„g.
, land in nummm .r.'-^,' ^1 ;■"•'''« "''^•'^VVf «"-
written, I, ist(,ry.''-.s|,rA';rV.xxi- '!',■) ' ' "'""''''' ""'
i Pryiiiii., Kev. George iluiidle, M.A., f,,,,/,'
I ;'•,"■• '':,1J", I'; l.'^lSut W.st Looe, Cor'nwall ' gr a i !
I ate., .t t-t Catharine's College. Cambrhlge, ISHy . '
I '/X' 1 't 'V^r ■■••:' 'm'' ''^■"-■■•'■'' l"l.vmouth,'sin;e
n'l.t II ,- '^'l"'"'"*'"' JInniml. Lon., isfi4, 32mo. 2
: lie Hymnal suited for the Service of the Cl,u " to-
An7 ";"',M ■^^'r'"" '"■ Intuits Lon., ISCriSno
Lon., 18,6, Svo. 4. The Dying Soldier's Visions and
otiier Poems and Hymis, Lon.."s81, p. Svo.
Tr;^.'^?'.?''' f**c. ^"y'V'" °" "'" Church Ilvmnal of the
Iri^i thurcdi Synod, Dublin, 1878, Svo
Pliascli, II. From Keel to Truck : Naval Terms
in Lnglish, French. ,te., Lon., 188.-,, Svo
b W'i,;'"lf* '^'*,^'?. I-?"-". [""'•-. vol. ii., add.,]
.;,..' ."•™," Li'lourche, La.: wrote under the
' pS"s "s "^"i ^^ " *^^"^''''''' '''">'^- ■»■'
Fom V.ar A ,'" '\'i''"-'"' " ^""■•>""' •^'-•''0"l Life
Pulbrook, Anthony, l. The Handy Book on tho
Law ana Practice of Joint-Stock Companies, Lon TssT
riir:d:?:!::-i"^fsvr""^"'""""'-^-''"«^^^
a Jpr't;^:hi^^,i':';!r'^sr;^m:r '"''^'''""°''=
IS,84"''vols. "***'■ '^'" ^'''"'"' "'' " ^'"^'''y- ^^'n-'
Pullaii, Richard Popplewell, F.S.A., [cue
vol ,1 add..] d. 1888. He had lived much in Italv, , d
eontributed to the ,,ablieations of the Society of-.\n i-
quaries and the Roval Archieological Ins<itut>^ of which
e was a vicc-pre.ident. 1. Remarks on Church Deco-
n t 01 . Lon ls,8, r. Svo. 2. Elementarv Lectures on
Christian Aiv,utecture, Lon., 18711. p. Svo. 3 Easter
ernes and Italian Towns : Notes on'ArchiiecUre,^:
W H„',\ "a b i"^^"';' '"'" '^'■••'''"Jsti'nil Designs of
V^.li .i r.V""'' "' " ■ ""'•S!'^''*' -^•«'A-. Lon. 1887.
rvu r 'i r""''"'"'' r"^ t-iandler, Charles C.
iv;ti, ch;c..is?;r"" "™""' "■" '^""^'""^"">"'
Piillen, Kev. Henry William, M.A., [n„tr, vol.
.1. ad,., ] gra.dimi,,! „t Clare t'olicgc, Cambridge, lVo9:
ord med IS.!. ; vicar choral ,,{ York Cathedral l,8,;2.|,;i
and of Salisbury Cathedral 18(53-75; chaplain of the
Alert in the Arctic expedition of Is7,-ii7(!. 1. The
8 v*„ *T,' ^l"^'f^.f ';"'"*<^'^ <■<"• Chanting, Lon., 1867,
t ■ i- ^i" S."",' '^'"■'^ •'^ " Cathedral, Salisbury ls69
8»o. 3. The light at i)ame Europa's School : sliowing
how the German Boy thrashed tho French Boy, and how
• ,JE?t'
■■■I
>f'
PUL
PUR
the Enghah Boy looked on, 1870, 12mo. Anon. (Of this ' to us out of the fiilness of his own spiritual and Intellect-
little book 11)2,1100 oo)iics were sold in Engliind, thosiilent ""' lift'."— ■'"'Kc'"'"'". xlvi. 310.
one period averaging 10,000 copies a Uiiv. In Americii, I'ulsifer, J. U. iMaine Supremo Judioiiil Courc
where its circulation was also very large, one edition Reports, vols. Ixv.-lxviii., {1'j7()-1)^7H,) Portland, 1 vols.
, was publislied witli illustrations by Nast, which was re
issued in Enghind by an arrangement with the author.
Translations were publisliud in I'roneh, ('iennan, and
other European languages. A large number of pani-
)ihlets, some in reply to Mr. I'ullen's ami some in support
of it, were published by various anonymous writers. See
Mahan, Fauonkr, «H///n.) 4. Tom Pippin's Wedding
Piilsifer, ^Villiam Henry, a manufacturer of
white lead at St. Louis. ^ otcs for a History of ],cail,
and an Inquiry into the rovclopuiert of the Manufac-
ture of White Lead and Lead Oxides, N. York, 1888, 8vo.
" His fellow-craftsmen will feel under an esiiecial (jbli-
gation to him, but his chapters have interest also for tliu
„ V , T, .. . /, r ., , „■ ■ . , , = world at large."— .Vi/f.oH.xlvii. IK.
?„n" i«-i •^' S ?■■ -r. V,"",'" Y'^T't f"'l'«"l.' i Fulszky, AuRUstus, Doc. Juris, professor .,f law
Lon., 18(1, p. f>vo. 3. Iiie Radical Member, Lon., I =- "-- "-' ■ "- • ■ ! '-
_1S7I, IZino; new eds., 1871, 1877. 0. Everlasting Pun-
ishment : Do our Clergy believe in it ? a Plain Question,
by a Plain iMiin, Lon., 1872. 7. .Modern Christianity
a Civilized Heathenism. By Canon. .Salisbury, 1872,
er. Svo; new ed., 1880. 8. The Uround Ash: a'Public-
.Sehoi'l Story, Salisbury, 1874, p. Svo. U. The Home
that iby lUiilt, Salisbury, 1874, p. Svo. 10. Clerical
Erro;^ in the Ueailing of the Bible: a Collection of
Passages which iiro commonly read with a Wrong Em-
phasis or Punctuation, and are therefore misunderstood
by the People, Lon., 1874, Svo. Anon. II. Divine
Decrees in their Bearing upon Social Life and Civil
Allegiance, .tc, Salisbury, 1874, Svo. Anon. 12. The
Council of Canterbury, Lon,, 1882, p. Svo. 13. Er.
Bull's Aciideiiiy, Lon., ISSli, IL'iiio.
riillcr, llev. Frederick Willinm, graduated at
Trinity College, Cambridge, 1865; ordained 180(! ; vicar
of lloatli, Uhiinoiganshiro, 1871-80 ; chaplain of St.
in the University of Budapct since .1875. The Theorv
of Law and Civil Society, Lon., 1888. (The work wa's
originally written and published in Hungarian, but the
English translation was made, wholly or mainly, by the
author.)
" Professor I'nlszky's book is a trenti.se most comprehen-
sive ill Its aims, coiitaiiiiiit,' the results of a vcrv full studv
on thesi.bjccl, and sliowint; Ihinughout a Mell-su.slaimil
yy.uir ol uKlepcndciit thoiiLdu ... 1 ca t think that
lie has solved the vast and dillicuit problem vhat be has
attacked. . . . .«iill, 1 think that what is novel in his view
m.liKles much that is .sUBgcsllve."— Hknhy tiiuowicK ■
llfl'irifiil llcricii; Xii. 12.
"Written in excellent English, ... a mine of clo.^elv-
packed researches and rcflccticjiis upon an excecdinuiv
wid^ range of subjects."— .svi(. Ha:, Ixvi. 110.
Puiiii>elly, Kapliael, [imir, vol. ii., Pimi-ei.i.v,
Ralimi. adil.,] b. 1837, at Oswego, N.Y. ; educated at
the Polytechnic School in Hanover, and at the Itoyal
Mining Seliuol, Freiberg, Snxony: a niemljer of the
U.S. Geological Survey, and since 1 884 geologist of the
On the Divorce and Re- Marriage of Converts to Chris
tianity, Calcutta, 1882.
Pllllcyne,Mr8. E. 1. Francesea's Love ; a Novel,
Lon., 1868, 3 vols. p. Svo. 2. Out of .Society ; a Novel,
Lon., 187.'i. .'! vols. p. Svo.
Piilliblaiik, Uev. Joseph, M.A., graduated at
jSt. .John's College, Cambridge, 1866, and lirst class
Theol. Trip. 1867; ordained 1867; senior diocesan in-
spector of sch(]ols, Liverpool, since 18S7. 1. The Teach-
er's Hand-Book of the Bible. Lon., 1876, p. Svo. 2.
Lectures on the Sermon on the Mount, Lon., 1877, fp. Svo.
Piilliiij;, Alexander, [mtii;, vol. ii., add.,] b. 1813;
called to the bar at the I^ner Temple 1843; sergeant-at-
huv 1.S64. 1. The Order of the Coif, Lon., 1884, r. Svo.
full
ob.sc
—Ath.
2. (Ed.) The Law Reports: Index to the Orders of
Council, &Q., 18:i(l-l8S3, Lon.. 1885, Svo.
Pulling, Frederick Sanders, M.A., graduated
at Exeter C.dlege, Oxford, 1875; professor of historv in
Yorkshire College, Leeds, 1877. 1. Sir.ro8liua Reynolds,
("Great Artists,") Lon., 18S0, p. Svo. ",. The Life and
Speeches of the Marquis of Salisbury, K.G., Lon., ISSj,
2 vols.
"Lord Salisbury's political career has been a striking
one, and allords .scoiie for interesting and iiicnirescnie
treatment, lint the trenlmcnt which it receives in these
Illumes is tKal ol a lli|iiiaiit and ignorant piuniihlctecr.
■It is not well planned, the detaHs are ill arranged, it is ^ Three E:<ays, Lon., 18S5, l2nio. Also, " Ci
1 ol repetition, and it throws little fresh light on the the Eni-tle of St James" in Fllicott's N
SrNa'y,^'^' '""^'•"^"'"'' '^""J"-''' """ "•'"'-•" " """''■" clm[;ntar.v? vol iii
It was no mere spirit of roving that inipdleil oiir an-
tlior, like .so many of his countrymen, to ramble to the
lurthest possible di,«taiice from home. IniiMirtant com-
mercial and scienlilic interests were involved in the ex-
ploration of the chief districts in his route."— *'a(. Ikr
XXIX. CM.
With BuooKS, T. B., and Schmidt, A., Iron Ores of
Missouri and Michigan. Illust. N. York, 1870, 2 vols,
cr. Svo, text, and atlas fol.
Punchnrd, Kev. Elgood George, D.D., grad-
uated at New Inn Hall, Oxford, 1872; ordained 1872;
vicar of Christ Church, Luton, since 1S83. I. Litanies
and Forms of Service for Children, Oxf., ls;6. 2. Kin.'
Saul, and other Poems, Lon., 1877, 12mo. 3. Seven
Times a Dny,_ Lon., IS7S. 4. Christ of Contention :
ommentary on
ew Testament
"Pune'ver, Peter," (Pseud.) See GnKKNLK.u-.
Lawkescb X., mipiii.
Punot, S. 1. Christine; or. The Bible Girl, Lon.,
1875, 12mo; new ed., ISSI. 2. Tim's Little Mother:
new ed., Lon., 1878, p. Svo.
Pun8lion,I{ev. William Morley, [imic, vol. ii.,
add.,] d. ISSO. 1. Pulpit and Pew : Addresses delivered
in Toronto, Lon., 1869, 12mo. 2. Celebrated Lectures
and Sermons, Lon., 1881, 12tno. 3. Biograijhieal and
Historical Lectures, Lon,, 1881, 12mo.
Purcell, Ferdinand Albert, M.D., F.R.C.S., sur-
geon to the Cancer Hospital, Brompton. On Cancer : its
?hIX mil^tVrids Hni^i^t^r e&;:^^ I Ames ana^the^Tumors, with Special Relerenee to their
period of political historv as for the imrpo.se of (.'ratiiyiiiL' ■ ^""'''oil and Surgical Treatment, Illust. Lon., 1881, Svu,
the writers political animosities."— .Spcc(ii^>r, Iviii. 1137. \ Purcell, J. C. Manual of the North-Weslerii
Pullman, Jttrs. Margaret IHacDonald. Davs
Serene. Illust. Best., 1888, obi. 4to.
Pulman, John. Subordinate Clergy and Bishops :
which of them should bear Rule? Lon.. 1870.
Pulsford, Uev. John, [,(ii(c, vol. ii., add.] 1.
Christ and his Seed central to All Things, Lon., 1872,
4to; newed., 1876. 2. The Supremacy of .Man: aSug-
gestive Inquiry respecting the Philosophy and Theol-
ogy of the Future, Lon., 1S77, Svo. Anon. 3. Morgen-
riithe: u Book of the Age for the Children of the Age,
Lon., 1881, Svo; new ed., 1 8,H3, 4. Our Deathless Hope:
tt Series of Discourses, Lon,, 188,"), p. 8vo.
Puistbrd, Rev. William, D.D.,d. 1880, a>t. 64;
pastor for about eight years of Albany Street (Fndo-
pcndcnt) Chapel, E.iinu.ugh; afterwards settled as
minister of Trinity Church, (Congregational,) Glasgow.
Sermons preached in Trinity Church, Glasgow, Glasgow,
1873, p. 8vo.
■"The essence of Dr. PuIsiotiI's preaching lay in thought,
uot In form. . . The preacher, we are made to feel, siieaks
1*250
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Provinces Kent Law, Agra, 1879, Svo.
Purdon, II. G. .Services of the Sixty-Fourth Regi-
ment, Lon., IS82, Svo.
Purdon, Henry Samuel, M.D., physician to the
Hospital for Skin Diseases, Belfast. I."0n Neurotic
Cutaneous Diseases, including Erythema, Lon., IsO'.t,
>ii. 2, A Treatise on Cutaneous Medicine and Di.--
eases of the Skin, Lon,, 1875, 12mo.
Purdy, Alfred E. M. Medical Register of New
York, Nbw Jersey, and Connecticut, N. York, 1877,
16mo.
Purdy, Charles W., M.D., professor of genito-
urinary and renal diseases in the Chicago Polyclinic.
Bright's Disease and the Allied Affections of the Kid-
neys. Iliust. Phila., ISSli, Svo.
Purdy, Truman H. Legends of the Susqae-
hanna, and other Poems. Illust. Phila., 1887, 1 2mo.
Purdy, William. City Life: its Trade and Fi-
nance, Lon., 1876, p. Svo.
Piirey-Cu8t. See Ci'st.
PUR
SS h at Icnby, Walus ; secretary to the Areh.i.ol„gio„l
Institutu; contributed to the Atheiiivum. ,lc., umlc7tl,o
..gmuureof '■ y " l. UtenUure a„,l it« I'^.t^-lZXT
-on 871, ,.. 8vo 3. To London an.l KIsewhe o, l^„ t
J. Iliist iind Di„ n.b; Kssays, Un., Isss i, svo
!:^rv l•^'''-'^ voion,es! ^^hli; ;^ ,;!;;i^^i';:;;:j,;^,.f;;i--|^-
PYX
^'Miui. , Lpstarus, miu ( .oru'iil Krrors.'"— .S(i(. i;e,.,, ixvii,
c,,**p";f ^' •!,"''" 'V«"et. M.I)., clinical physician to
Sir 1 Dun's Jlos,„tal, iJuhlin. ,\ .Manual oV Hi^ol A
and Histological Methods, Duhlin, \SM \''mn ''^
I iirtoii, Walter Onions, graduated at St. Cath-
«n„e.. College, Cainhridire. l,s-i« ; ordained 1S,W ree tr
of^Poyninga since iss.s. The Communicant, Lon., lS8l'
Pnseley, Daniel, [„„ie, vol. ii., add.,] d. I.ss2, mt
(u. Most of 1,18 books Her., published under the i„eu-
donymo of "Frank Fo.ster." I. Number nnp.,„.'Th
W,,v of the World, I.on,, Is62-H,^, thr™ "eHc^.'svJ ^^^
selv'e.'5'-'s<,Sj^,.f':^iri'.'S!!"'^"" '«'-""^' ''' ""'^ "' "■"•™-
Lon fs«^."R'''"' "f''-rF''r'y- ^y "" 01'' 'Author.
Lon 186,), p. 8vo. ; . The Age we Live in ; or. Doings
of the Day, Ur> WV.i p- Svo. 4. Old Acqua ntarcf
2d ed., Lon. 18(16, p. Svo. 5. A Journey of IM, fn
Long and Short Stages, Lon., 1SB6, p. ,Syo. « OuJ
Promior; or Love and Duty, Lon., 1S66, p. Svo 7
The Tourist's Assi^stant: a Popular (fuide ti Watc'rin. -
Places in hnglnnd, Ac; 3d ed., Lon., 186,^ p. Svo s
Who'd be an Author? with the Answer, Lo,., Isfi,, ,,; i
* I'i »■ D'^n^l-'-lifcal Note. Book, Session 1S7I. Lon
IS- 1, Svo. 10. All round the World; or, What's he :
Object? Lon., 1876, 3 vols. p. Svo. 11 New l>liv« nt
an Old Author. Lon., 1876 i'- ^^^ew 1 lays. By
....add ] d 1882. 1 (Ed.) Traotatus deVeri. tlScer . ^
tionis IJ. Virginis, O.xf., 1889, 4to. 2. (Trans.) Suffe?-
ngs of Jesus, by Friar Thome de Jesu, O.vf., I,>*61»
2 vols. 12mo. .S Eirenicon, Part III.: Is Heal hl'ul
Reunion Impossible? 0.vf., 1870, Svo. 4. The Minor
Prophets: with Commentary. Part IV. O.xf., 187 , 4to
CTho complete work was issued in 1876, 1 vo . 4to ) 5
fh.s ,s .ny IJody : a Sermon preached before the Un ver-'
College, Oxf., 1876, Svo. 9. God and Jl'umanVndepVn
dence: aSermon Oxf., 1876. 1(1. Un-Science, notSeiilice
Rule of Faith : a Sermon, Lon., 1879, 8vo 12. P ophecy
1879T;,"]S^r'" ';"''"""'"'• •^'■■- "Sermons,
,,, f . r • ^""^"'■'""'^ on some Criticisms on Man-
ua for Confessors 0.vf. 1879, Svo. 14. What is of F^i th
. to tverlasting Punishment ? In Reply to Dr. Farrar'
tl a engc m his "Eternal Hope," Oxf^ 1S80, sJo
^ued deposit o^'i^tu^: li? c^j^.';'i;^.,"^^r
^ ^^xl;;:^oS'l-™^-SgI;vi; ^i
I^ing. Lon., 1882, sq. 16mo. ^ "> «ev. K
lnti„I!'"'v'.' .^; r • '♦"•"verie. Permanence and Evo-
II T^' *• '^™''3. History of my Friend- or
Liheiftl^Fuuh, Bos_t., Ia7i, p. Svo. 2. A Unitarian
f 16mo. 2 Witchcraft of New England Explained bv
M..dern Spiritaalisin, Post., issii. |2n,o. :i l",, \I,o^
'em Confcsions: Lct.er, „riiten through 'a .M„;tar.'
and by Spirits who, wi.en in Morl:.l, wore Office s of
Harvard C..|le;;e. lio-t., 1S86, I.',,,,, "mccrs ol
I'lltliBin, Kllii. l)oHRla.ss. .Margaret j r„|sol The
fingers ,<tory, li„«t.. IS88, 16mo. '" ''
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Mils. tl. l,„ Hlljirit. *
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Sermon-^ preached in the Church of the Fir.^t Kcligi „
Society m Ki,xbiiry, I!u t., 'S7.s p,,,,, ^"^' ""
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son of , P. •u.n-m. („„ir, vol, ii,;, educnte.l at Coluiii
iMa and Udttingcn ; has been a publisher in New V k
since 1,866 and is head of the firm of ,j. P. {C'Z,
itritl,. i„„".';''"ilH'-""' <^"l'r'«'" "■""*^''l'"-f'l in some of
s-u c " 'o '^"'"-'•'' ""'' ''"''''<="' t-conomy, N.York
ls-9, Itmio. 2. Authors and Publishers: a Manual of
Suggestions for Beginners in Literature, N. York, I,S83,
Putnam, J. Pickerins. 1. The Metric System
'; ^"'orr'V'^r""^^ :;.ied.,enl.,Bos,., llj^ t"
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Putnam, James Osborne, b. ISlS, at Attica
MS42-' rs'""'-"'"' ^'''"' '■^•'"= admitted 'to the b";
IM^, U.S. minister to Belgium ISsii. Addre-st-
1880 iTo"" '^'*-^'-'«l'""''=^. from 1S54 f. 1879, N. W,'
! Putnam, Mrs. Sallie A. Brock, b. about !■ i ,
iU Madison Court-llouse, Va. ; married to Kev. cha d
Putnam, of New York, 1883. She wrote under 1 e ■ "u
: N, York; ,861^" H!;„„^; ,^^~'- Amaranth,
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10. Our hchool-Day llocrs, I.on., 1884 Ito
Ituney, George f. Delaware' Snpicme Court
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79; Braduatedat thelJuiversity of Aberdeen; ..nliined
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Church of ,-^cotland from the Kefornuition, Edin I88'>
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phia; .-o'l ot Chiiil.'s Walhifo liruokf; Kraduatcl ;it the
I nivuraity ol I'lMiii-^ylvania \S{y.\; iii,rvi-,| in the eivil
war; ii,|niitlf(| („ihi. Imr lNtl7; Pi..e,ulii,v „r d,,. Ilistur-
Ical Society of I'eon.sylvania. I. The 1(1^111 l'h,iili i,t
lett.v.bi,r«, I'hih... IS7,s. 2. With Orogg in the Oetly.-
bu,-(,' ( ,iiiip,ii;;n, i>iS4. •'
llHWle, MilUiiii, II,.„ry, hU.D., [,„ii,; vol. ii.,
iul,l..J d. lss,j. I. Sonio Cuntiii.-ts in the Growth of
ennsylvanmin Kn-li.^h !,;,«■, |ss|. 2. Oration at the
Unyci inK of the .Monument e,e,-le.l bv the liar uC ihu
Lnite,! ,s(,uo.s to ('lMer.J,i«ti,e .Marshiill', Wash., IS.S)
UawliMsoH, Rev. lieotsv, .M.A., {.wie. vol. ii
a,|, .,] w.,s eleete,! C.uii.l,.,! p,-o|es>or of anei.'nt liistory at
0.xloril in l.ShI, an,| ina,lo eunon of Uanleihiuy in 1872
1. A .Mann.il ,,f Anient lli.to,-y, from the Karliest Time.s
to the I.,!)! of tlio \\ extern Kinpiro, (l\f , l.stji) ,Svo ■'
Ilisturical Illostration.-, ,>f theOhlTost,iiii,.nt. 1,'on., Is?]'
12nio. :!. The .><ixth (ircat Oriontal M.,niirel,y ; or, Th<^
(icography. History, an. I Anti<inltie6 of I'aiihia. Lon
If*,.!, hvo. ' ■'
"Almost if not wholly, free ft-om the sins „i,.; .,v.mcos
of hl.s earliur l,ool<s. . it was -.voll that il,e l„«t ryof
4. The Seventh (ircat Oriontal Monarchy; or, The
Oeography, History. .,n.l Antiquities of the .Sassnnian or '
New Persian hinpire: Collectcl and Illustrated fnnn
AniMont an.l .Mo,iern .Sonrees, Len., IS7B Svo
re'i'ir'ns'o"i",'',".'ii,"''!?"'r ■""''"•se tc> fxainli^c in' detail the i
relKiis (t t,iu Sa.ssani,ls as s,ivi'iv lmis of I'e'via ,ir t,i ,i,. i
mommhs ' Mr"r'<' '.','>' i!"' "'",' ''"""l^'- ••>'"-T.'«"i. 'f ii.usV '
I.O K 1 ■; •<' .» ""M"' li'is uiulertaken this u . .rk, an,l
lack animation. iii„I the reader niiiv liere an,l there tin iTt
I 1 11..11 t U, shake olln .sense of weariness la t Mr. i,v'
I I o.' .""'*' ''««»i;i"««l to l.Kveaeenstoine,! himself to the
-'——.■ pa<;p lit KH-terii ■.imivans, and exi.> rie,,eo \ih<
tauKht lis that we are not t« expeet'frim, lin ei h .r n, ,'e
Si t7 ".V"''^ "''•''>■ ™<>vemcnt. .«till, there is „ ihi « ,,
regret in the appearance of this volume. It is ,list el v
II a,Milion to the siin, „f onrliistori,',.! knowlcli,' ■, w i el,
-*J ^«'., xii.™i3. ""' """ " "■""'' '"'■''■ "■'"•'''" '■™'i'
5. The Origin of Nations. Maps. Lon., 1877, p. Svo.
■pi. ., , ,,„,^ „,„
Ills l"i,,k, If not wrliii'ii hy Ii"pi'.ore"„,| Ktfvnlol.iufnt
iii;.;iir ::,/ u!^^„;i;.nt''^i:.;;;'!'v^!;: !;;;r^'' "'^ ~'
V. Kxo.lus, ("I'ulpit Coniinentiirv,") I,on iss" ,
-v.), .1,1 ,.,!., i,ss:i. n,. iiHi^i ,„■ '.h, ,^,„,i ,( „.-■ ■
usi. .on., I. mm:-, ,, svo. il.The Anti,,«lty of .Man
Hinlo, i, 'ally eon»lde,e.|, I.on., LSI.;, ,., syo l'' Kirvi,!
and llabylon.fn.m S.,.,,„u,.„ , p,„,„,„ ...nir,;'.,, t.l,
•nil.''' .Ir'-, ,'■'■ ""!'«'';''' Tea,.|,in«, of the .S.bliu.n
. m\<\ lleautifni in Naluie, I.on., |.s.s|. er. >i,„. | , jiji,,
l;|"«r:i|.h.v. l,on„ |ss,i, |2„,„. li. A„ei, nt History,
llniv.isal llistor)," vol. I.) I.on.. |.ss7, „. svo!
H. ^Aioient hgynt, (".-tury of r.e .\„li,,ns,") l.„n
!l th '';. m"' . ','• ""'""■ '•'' ''"■""'"' ■li"'"«.("M,n
01 til,. I.ible, ') I.on, >s7, p, Mvo.
w;ii-Ke, K.C.I!.. V.H.S.. h.c.i,.. 1,1,.,,., i,„„;,v,i. ii..
',"'' "I W"« loiippoint..,! a niber of iho Couneil of
India in mn. an,l w,h its vi,e.pr,.,i,|ent In l^7Mn
'VI,,. I, year he h-,i.s ap, ,te,l a trustee of the Diilish
.Mn-e,ii„. A.-s, ste.l l,y I-;. \o|.ris, (). ,s,„iih, and T. ().
liiielie.s ho prepai-e.l f,,,- p.,blieall..n viil,.. l.-iii.. with
, vol. v.. In tivo pn^s. ,.„,„|stii,.; „!■ |,|,„eH, of C, ,o|.,„
-njeription., ol W...„.|n Asia, (llrit. ,Mus. P„h.,) ls,)|-
^xi, tol. |.nglan.| an.l |i„ssia in the K,,,, ■ ,> .<a,i.^ „f
I'iper-' on the l'olitie„| ,„„| , ,..oj;,.„|,hi,,,.i f.m.lilion of
eta . s,a, l.on., I>7.i, ,svo. (Contains six es.say,,
'""'!', "' '' ' heing reprint., of artieles In revi,.>v».)
sot'l! v'o'l''seen.', ".'Jfi I'' '" ""I'V '"'""^ " "'Velaliol. tO
so( , Ij ,, s,.,.rels wl,l,.h wer,' |.ith,.r wu.lly ,'i,i„.ei,|,.,l i,.
I>oino,sl|l I. —.s«/, /,'(;,. xxxlx. ..o.s
>l,,>ii ,1 l.e re„,| hyall whoib'shv to f„rn, .s,,un,| on|n-
lilt. 1 .sent ,„■ II,.. iiexlKeneratlon." s,„ ■^,^„■. xiyin, .(^
tnst„..|,ons (or W ,11-. ..on., |.s7l, Mvo. 2. Note.^ on Iho
M..rtn,ain A,'!, I.uii.. IS77, 8vo
Uiiwliiison, Sir HolH-rt, K r.ll., b. 1810- en-
gineer (., the - initary Coiu„,i-sion in tl„. Crimeai ehief
engineer to the local governuient boar.l I872-.SM, .Ic •
',';i," , T': •■„'-'--• '(epoits. Letter, ami
apeis on ,<«i,nitary (Questions, I.on., lM7(i, .Svo. 2. The
Hygiene ot Armies in the I'MeM, f,„n., I,Mm;|, r. 8vo ;i
llie N.,.,al an.l .\,,,ion„i Influence of the Domiciliary;
tondition ol the I'eople : Three A,l,lressc8, Lon., IM.M.I,
linw-|i„so,,, W. U. Turner's Liber .«fudlorum : a
Ucw..ription a„,l „ Catalog,,,.. |.„„., |.s7.s, ,„e,i. Mvo.
gra.luated „t lialiiol College. Oxfor.l, IS75; o,,|aine,l
I.S70,, .urate of ,<|. liariiaby, Drisf.,!, Is7,'i-7.'i; vi,.ar of
'.osthwaile 8,nee IM.SII. |. a l:e.,k of Ilristol Son-
ills 1'"" rj'; ?• """■ -• ■'*""'"''" "' "i" l^"Kli*h
..ke.s, l.„n.. I.ssl, IS,,,,,. :!. (|.:,|., cM,rist for To-Dnv:
International Soimons by Kminent I'reacliers of liio
Lpiseopal ( hureb in Kn^Ian.! an.l America, I.on., I8n5
p. Hvo. .1, .<„nnets ,.„„n,l the Co„,t, |.o„., |ss7, 12ui» '
I,c!he."l,",' I*ss''""''"'"' "'^•'"*'-''- 'il'" "'aters of
Kiiwiisicy, iU'v. Richard l)r„„,mo,id B.,
Lon., SM.l, p. svo. 2. \ ilh.ge Sermon.^. Fourth .Series.
lilill.. IMS.), p. ,Svo.
Hnwso:,,<;eorgn. I. Hymns. Verse.s, an.l Chant.s,
: l.on., .8,fi. p. 8vo. :'. .S.ngs of .Spiritual Communion
' Jjun.. iss.i, sf|. Irtino.
' Raws<iii, .Mrs. Harry. Xoies of Eastern Travel :
■ benig .^elections f,oM, the Diary of a Lady, Manchester,
I Kiuvson, Heary (;ilbcrt, b. mi -. gra.hiated at
: Christ Church Oxf,„-,|, IS7.I, called to the bar at the
rntjer eiuplo I.s77. I'ocket Law Lexicon; 2d ed., rev.
'and ciil., I.on.. I8s:i, l2iiio. '
Ra\V8oii,Sir Kan sou William, Kr.M.O.,C B .
>■ ixi:-. goveinor of the liahamas l,sill-iiM, an.| of the
Uin.lnanl Isiamis l,-hs-7o; ,„.„si,lent of the Inlc,--
natmnal Statistical Institute, ,U:. .'Synopsis of the
lariffsand 1 ra.le of the liritisb Kii.pire, I.oii., I881;, .'ivo
"Hay, Xsncs," (INeml.) ,Seo Iii.:.v.iAMiN, Mas.
hi.iz,iiii.:Tn 1)1 Nn.is, (liKhKi.i,,) «„;„•„.
.1, n'f',*'"""','"'"^' '■ (T"-""") V^e Emperor and
I the Oalilean: a Drama, in Two Parts, by Jlcnrik Ibsen,
1265
^
t
•'«*!
i!
RAY
Lon., TS76, p. Svo. 2. Tho Fiirni on tho Fjord: a Tale
of Lifo in Norway. Illust. Lon., Isrr, 12mo. 3.
Agrounil in tlie Sliiillows: a Novel, T.on., IStSO, 2 vols,
cr. 8vo. I. Tho Now K.iLodus ; or, The Exiiea of tho
Zillertlial : a Story, I. on.. ISS", p. 8vo.
Hiiy, Uclgar. Uirtlirighls : a Novel. Lon., IS87,
p. Svo.
Kny, I^nac, .M.D., [-i,,;,., vol. ii., add.,] )807-lS81.
Contiiliulion,) to Mental Pathology, liost., 18711, str . Svo.
'■ His views are worthy of allenlioii, not only liy reason
of their nniloubled honesty ami the abililv with which
they are su|i|iorteil, linl l>eeause the anthor. to his own
contnsion. as we Ihir.k, assumes the fnnelions not only of
a physician hut ot a 'awyer ami jnilue. and sharplv, not to
sav Icroc'ioiisly, criliiises the leu'al Ilieories tjenenillv ai)-
plicil 1.1 cases m winch insanity is alleijeil us an excuse fur
eriine. —Sution, xvi, -JT-J.
Kay, Juliii, ISin-lSSS, b. in Washington Co., Mo. j
cilucated at Augusta College and Tiansvlvania Univer-
sity ; adinitteil to the Louisiana bar I'siO ; wa.4 twice
State senator. Uiiy's Digest of the Laws of Louisiana,
N. Orleans, 1S7I1, '< vols. Svo.
Ilay, P. K,, D.Sc. Lon. and Edin., profes.sor of logic
and philosophy at Dae.-a College. A Text-Iiook of Re-
ductive Logic, fur the L'se of Students: 2d ed., Lon.,
issi;. IL'nio.
Knyc, John Joseph Ardavoii, late surgeon
Il.H.M. transport service, Zulu cinipaign; surgeon
K.l.li. Rilles. Ainbulaneo ILind-Iio..li, for Volunteers
and Others. Illust. Lon., 1 884, er. Svo.
Kayleigh, Lord. See Stritt.
Kiiymoiid, Mnjor Charles W., U.S. Engineers, b.
18l2j graduated at the U.S. .Military Academy ISlio;
served in the civil war; eouimainled exploring expedi-
tion in Aiaslia ISCSI, ,ic. I. Ueporl of a Keeonnoissanoe
of the \iikon Kiver, Alaska, July-September, IStiSt.
Tub. by U.S. Gov't. Wash., 1S71, Svo. 2. (Trans.)
Contributions to tho Theory of Ulasting or Military
Mining. Pub. by U.S. (iov't. Wash., Ito.
Kaymoiid, Kev. tieorgc Lansing, b. is:i9, in
Chicago; grailuated at Williams College 181)2; entered
the niinistiy of the Presbyterian Chniohj professor of
onitoiy and icsthetio criticism at Princeton since 1881
1. Colony IJallads: Separation of the Middle Colonies
ot British North America from their Mothc Country,
Best., 1877, I2mo. 2. Ideals made Keal : a Pomance,
[111 verse,] and ilaydn. Host., 1877, 18mo. 3. Orator's
Manual : a Practical and Philosophical Treatise on Vocal
Culture, Emphasis, and Oesture, Chic., 1S7U, 12mo. 4.
Modern Kishers of Men, [a novel,] N. York, 1879 b
A Life in Song, ISSO. 8. Poetry as :•. Uepresentative
Art, 1888. 7. Uallads of the Kevolution, and other
loenis, N. York, I8S7, Itlmo. 8. Sketches in Son.-, N.
\ork, 1837, 18ino.
Hayniond, Ilev. .Miner, D.D., LL.D., b. 1811, in
New York ; educated at Wesleyan Academy, Wilbraham,
Mass.; principal 18-18-84, and since then professor of
systematic theology, in Garrett lliblical Institute. Evans-
ton, III. Systematic Theology, Cin., 1877, :i vols. r. Svo
Kaymond, Ilev. Oliver, LL.H., [,i„ie, vol. ii.,
add.,] graduated in law at Trinity ilall, Canibridu'e,
1818; ordained 1817; rector of Middleton, SuHolk, since
1820. 1. Paradise; or, The Intermediate State between
Death and the Resurrection, and other Poems, Lon.,
1875, 18nio. 2. Tho Seasons: a Poem, Lon., 1878, fn Svo'
Hayniond, Itossiter >Vorthington, I'h.K.',
[n,iU; vol. 11., add.,] secretary of the American Institute
REA
of .Mining Knginecis 18S4-88; editor of tlie Enginee
ing end .Mining Journal since 1888. |. The Christmas
Auge , N. \ork, I88!l, ISmo. 2. Mines and Mining of j
the llocky .Mountains, N. York. 1 1, Svo. :!. Mines 1
Mills, and Furnaces of the Pacilic States, N. Y'ork, 1872,' I
8v(). 4. Silver and Gold: an Account of the Mining'
and .Metallurgical Industry :;.f "^e United States. I'lates
N. \oik, 187:i, Svo. :,. Draw livarts : a Novel, liy
Kobert-son Gray, [psou.l.] Illust. N.York, 187:1. 12mo.
8. The Man in the .Moon, and other People. N. York
187-1, 12mo. 7. The Mining Industry of tho States and
lerritories West of tho Rocky .\.^)untains. Ac., .\. York
US74, Svo. 8. The Book of Job: Essays ami a Metrical
Paraphra, N. York, 1878, 12ino. i). Camp and Cabin :
Sketches ot Life and Travel in the West. N. York. 18811
l»mo; i.c, ed., ISSI. 10. The Werry-Go-Round : Stories
for lioys and (Jirls. Illust. N. York, 1880, sin 4to
With Lii'MvcoTT, .AIhs. S. J., Treasures from I'airy-
Land. I ,.t. N. York, 1879, l«mo.
Iliiymond, Walter. Misterton's Mistake: a
Novel, Lon., 1888, or. Svo.
1266
Raynal, F. E. Wrecked on a Reef; or, Twenty
Months among the Auckland Isles, Lon., 1880, p. Svo.
Itnyne, Mrs. M. L. 1. Her Desperate Victory.
Illust. Chic, and N. York. 1889, 12nio. 2. Pauline'
or. The Relies of .Mackinac, N. York, 1887, I2nio
Uaynolds, Brig..(;en. Milliuni F., U.S.A.,
graduated at the U. S. Military Academy 1843; served
in the civil war as chief engineer of the 8th Army Corps,
&c. Report on the Exploration of the Y'ellowstone
River: with Geological Report of the Exploration of
the Yellowstone and Missouri Rivers, by P. V Ilayden
. IS.-,9-8ll. Pub. liy U. S. Gov't. Wa.sh.; 1888-80, Svo. '
Raynor, I*. E. Printing for Amateurs : Guide to
the Art of Printing, Lon., 1880, p. Svo.
Itayson, Charles. Rabbits for Prizes and Prolit ;
new ed., Lon., 1870, p. Svo.
Ilea, Alice. Tlie Recksido Boggle, and other Lake
Country Stories, Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Read, Mrs. C. A. 1. Fairy Fancy: what she
Saw and what she Heard. Illust. Lon., 1882, p Svo
2. Our Dolly: her Words and Wavs. Illust. Lon.!
1882, p. Svo, ■ '
Head, Carveth, b. ISls, at Falmouth, Eng. ; grad-
uated at Christ's C.dlege, Cambridge, 1872; a teacher
ami lecturer, London. On the Theory of Logic: an
Essay, Lon., 1878, p. Svo.
" It is, in our iudgment, the most real addition that has
leen inade to the subject since the appoarunee of Prof
Jlaiiis 'Logie. and one that eiinnot henceforward he
overlookei by any one interested in the logic of scienee "
—Acad., XIV. 270.
Head, I). Nathan Read's Invention of the Jlulti-
Tiibular Boiler, Ac, N. York, 1870, l2mo.
^ Head, David. Lawyers and Doctors, Orphans and
Guardians: a Plea for the Better Legislative Protection
of Medical Men and Helpless Patients, Lon., 1870, Svo.
^ Read, Rev. Hollis, [uute, vol. ii., add.,] d. 1887.
The Devil in History; or, Tlie Footprints of Satan, N.
York, 1872, Svo; new ed., 1875.
Read, Jane illaria, b. 1853, at Barnstable, Mass.
Between the Centuries, and other Poems, Best., 1887,
Read, Opie P. Len Gansett, Best., 1888, 16mo.
Head, H. .Modern Leicester: Personal Experience
and Research, Leicester, 1881, 8vo.
Read, Mrs. R. H. 1. Dora: a Girl without a
Home. Illust. Lon., IS8,3, p. Svo. 2. Silver Mill:
a Tale of the Don Valley. Illust. Lon., 1885, p. Svo.
Read, Samuel. Leaves from a Sketch-Book :
Penoillinga of Travel at Home and Abroad. Illust.
Lon., r. 4to.
Read, William T. Life and Correspondence of
George Read, a Signer of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence: with Selections from his Correspondence, Ac
i Phila., 1870, Svo.
Ileade, A. Norah Moriarty ; or, Revelations of
Modern Irish Life, Edin., 1888, 2 vols. cr. Svo.
Ileade, Alfred Arthur, b. 1851, at Snelson,
t heshire ; resident of Manchester ; a journalist by profes-
sion, but in. recent years has given most of his time to
the advocacy of life insurance. 1. My Trip to Paris'
how to get there, and how to live there. By a Special
Correspondent. .Manchester, 1878, 12mo. Anon. 2
The Literary Lauder, Lon., 1880, 18mo. 3. How t..
Write English : a i'ractical Treatise on English Compo
Pition; 3d ed., Lon., ISS'2, p. Svo; new ed., 1S87. 4.
Short Anecdotes on Temperance, Lon., 1883, 12mo. :>
Study and Stimulants; or. The Use of Intoxicmts ami
Narcotics in Relation to Intellectual Life, as illustrated
by Personal Communications on the Subject from Men
of Letters and of Science, Lou., 1883, p. Svo.
„,"''],'"^ ,.''"">, "'-J'^'ids In interesting bits of autobiogra-
phy. —Speclali/r. ^
6. Tea and Tea-Drinking. Illust. Lon., 1SS4, I2iiio.
7. Literary Success : being a Guide to Practical Journal-
ism, Lon., 1885, p. Svo; 2d ed. same year. S. The
House of Commons on Stimulants, Lon.. 1885, Svo.
Also, several pamphlets on life insurance.
Ileade, Amos. Life in the Cut, Lon., 1888, p. 8vo.
(On canal and barge life.)
Ileade, Charles, D.C.L., [tmtc, vol. ii., add.,] d.
I SSL He jiroduceda dramatic version of Zola's "L'As-
soinmuir," entitled " Di ink," which held the stage tor
some time, and a play called " Love and Money," (1883,)
on which he founded a story called " A Perilous Secret."
I'or biog., see Ri-)AnE. Charlks L., in/r,,. 1. Put
Yourself in his Place, Lon,, 1870, 3 vols. p. Svo
B„v ^M?..t.'i'i"' ''".5'''-'' ' i^eorge Ellof when we say, as wo .lo
baj, that the author of • Put Yourself In his Place' Is now
REA
till' ;,'a;iiU'st llvinjf writer of EnRlish fictlmi; and thnt
iiiiikcs It iill thu niiire iiieliiMclicily thut liu will do what he
hail here done."— A'u/i'oji, x. l^ii.
2. A Terrible Temptation : a Story of the Day Lon
1871, 3 vols. |). Mvii. '
■•Told with all Mr, Heade's power, and, we nntv add,
with nearly all his usual uccentrititv of sivle We do not
think, on the whole, that we should like 'lo see him alter
this, lor without It he would not lie the Cliiirles Iteiiiletliat
wo know: l,ui we hope no our else will iiiiilate it.t.irwhat
i.s toleniMo ehielly by reason „( its oriKiiiality would be
an lutoleraliluKllcetationil not original."— ,l(/i., No. -.'lixj.
:t. Aiilobingraphy of a Thief, Ijori., l.sri', |
A Sirnpletiin ; a .Story of a Day, I.on., 187:i,
3. Trade Malice, a Personal N
REA
E.xodus, and other Poems, Cin.,
Reade, T. C.
Is><4, lliino.
Itcade, T. .Ilcllard, [miir, vol. ii., n.ld.] I. The
Moun and tlic Eartii. lllust. Lon., IS7(i, Svo. 2. The
Origin of Mountain Hange.s, eonfidered E.xperimentally,
Structurally, IJynai.iicaliy, and in Uclation to their Geo-
loKiciil History. lllust. I.o.i., IsSli, Svo.
•■ Ills speculation.s represent years of patient thoucht,
while they iMis.sess the rare llllvallnl^^• of lu'liij; put lorlli
liy one who eonimands a praelical knowledge ot nie-
chaiiies ae(iuired diirin;,' a loii« professional career as an
v'liKineer and arehiteel Vecordim; to Mr. Ueade. the
lavourile hypothesis of eontraetion l.v loss of heat is iit-
8V0. 5, Trade Malice, a_l.erso;ial Narrative, andTlle : \^la:^Z■''u!<^:luX^:^:l:\^l:!l^:^ZluiZ^^^
\\ anderins Heir, Lon., l.STo, p. Svo. (1. (ioMen I'lowns : : earth has not e.Meiided lo sueh a d''|.th that we nee!l e.'n-
hunday Mories ; :td cU., Lon., 1.^77, ISiiio. 7. A Woman- ""''''' "'^' iu'ernal eontraclion as a Keolo^ieal cause' Ili.s
Hater: a Novel, Lon., 1.-<7S, If vols. er. Svo. S. Keadi- ")^'" .^''y^*'— Jj'^' \n'»' "id'h It is the prime object of this
2iiio. 4. I
.'i vols, p
Keiili """ "e»—iiie view WHICH ;t is tlie priii
iviih „ <i,.nl I>'],.,." "■™""^' '" .f'^l'oniKl-ret'iinls mouutaiiirain,^-
witn a ."■teol-l late sedimciuation, '
as due to
z.^iH^r^s^s.-erir "c;;::is^:;;i:;,;-nJt;:r: I ts;^ iii'iK^
tia- I lleadc, Uilliaiii Wiiiwood, [uni,; vol. ii., add.,]
lS.-!9-IS7.'J, b. at Ipsden, O.xfordsliiie. 1. The Martyr-
dom of Man : a Compendiion of Universal History, Lon.,
and papers previously publlslied in the Pall' Mall
7.ette anil other papers.) il. (iood .^lories of .Man and
other Animals, Lon., 1S,S4, p. Svo; new eil., ISSj. 10
Singlcheart and Doublefaee : a Miilter-of-Kaet' llo-
nmnce, Lon., 18.S4, p. Svo. 11. The .Jill, and other
Tales. lllust. Lon., IssJ, er. Svo; new uil., ISs,',. |2.
Bible Charaeter.s : Studies of David, Jonah, and Xehc-
niiah, Ae., Lon., 18SS, fp. Svo.
Gknkhai, Cuitii'Ism :
• Mr. Read
1S72, p. Svo : :;d ed., IS71;, 2. The African Skctch-Iiook',
Lon., 1S7:!, 2 vols. p. Svo. .S. The Story of the Ashanteo
Campaign, Lon., IS74, p. Svo. 4. Outcast, Lon., Ls7o,
p. Svo.
Header, Emily E. 1. Voices from Flower-Land,
, in Original Couplets, Lon., 1SS4, ISmo. 2. Fairy I'rinco
considenihle, apl^^l^r^J'^^'^::;^^^,;;';'^^;^!!^ '".^^ ' ]^^^;^^y;^-'!:'-'''i:!l''M'^g)<l"-»let, mJ. Lon.,
can depict the laitsidcs of his characters adinirVi'b 1I„
oaiiuot or does not make thciu tliorou;.'lilv intelligible hut
he can and does make them real. . . . Then Mr. Iteade can
both invent and describe incident. stirriiiL' incident with
a lorce which has been given to few iiovelisus. . \iid
linally, Mr. Keade has a command of pathos whi'ch lie
very rarely indeed e.xerts, but which is of a very genuine
and rare kind. . . Theseare ureatcpialities in am.velist; ,
yet Mr. Keade himself will probably regard the reviewer
who acknowledges them as a sligntlvinaliKiiani idi.it be- I
cause he sees in the writing more if metalljr jilescencu I
than ol true, sell-derived flash. Well, each ..iie has the '
delect of his (imilitics, ami a nuMlest man could not h..ve
written ( harles Keiifle's novels at all."— .s;i«'(a/or, Iv. irjS. '
Iteadc, Charles L. and Coinptuii. Charles '
Ueade, Dramatist, Novelist, and .Journalist : a Me ir, '
compiled chiefly from his Literary Kcmain.s, Lon., I8S7'
2 Vols. cr. Svo. '
"It i.s a clumsy compilation, made up of hitherto 1111- '
printed essays ami .'craps of letters aii(fdiaries,~which
the reader is told, .Mr. (,'. L. Ueade has ■ .selected with care
irom a voiiiminous mass of literary and personal remains
iiiiliyidually. —and of ' narrative' by Mr. ( '.unptoii Ueaile I
Neither portion of the work has been well doiie."-.l(A.,
No. 3103. '
Itcade, Ilev. Compton, .M.A., gra.Iuated at .Mag-
dalen College, O.vford, ls."i7; ordained lS."i7; vicar of
Casslngton 18ri7-6!t; rector of Elton, Durham, lSS;i-Sl
p. Svo. ;!. The (Jhost of Urankinshaw, and other
tales, Lon., 188B, p. Svo. 4. Uo yt llys who Finds yt,
L(m , 1S87, p. Svo. 5. The Model Uoy ; Highway Uobbery
lit Eyre, Lon., 1SS7, ICmio. 6. three tiiants, Stolen
.Icwcis, Ac, Lon., ISS7, llinio.
Header, Frank S. Moody and Sankey; an Ac-
count of their Lives and Services, N. York, 1,S7(), l2nio.
Iteady, Arthur. IHs Good Angel: a Novel, Lon.,
Real, Anthony. (Trans.) The Story of the Stick
in All Ages and All Lands; from the French of Fernand
Michel. N. York, 1S7,'), KUno.
Reaney, Mrs. Isabel, daughter of the late Robert
Edis, of Jliintingdon, sister of Dr. A. AV. Edis, iii/.ni,
and wife of Rev. «. S. Reaney, formerly pastor id the
Stepney Meeting Congregational Church, and now of a
church in Manchester, '•'rom an early period of her
life she has been actively engaged in religious and phil-
aiithropic labors. 1. Waking and M'orkiiig; or. From
Oi''l'' I to Womanhood, Lon., 1S74; new ed., ISSO, p.
Svo. 2. Sunbeam Willie, and other Stories, Lon., IS75,'
Ifimo. ;i. Lina; or, Nobody's Darling, Lon., 187fi,
Kimo. 4. Our Hen: a Tale of Home Influence, Lon.,
IS7li, Ifinio. 5. The Sermon in Uaby's Shoes: a Do-
mestic Story, Lon., 1S7(;, 16mo. 6. Ble.-^sing and Ulessed :
of Eldon, Hampshire. ISS.i-Sd, and of Ivenchester since " '"ketch of Girl Life, Lon., 1S7S, p. Svo; new ed., LSSd,
1887. 1. Basilissa, the Free of a Secret Craft : a I'oeiu, "• Sunshine Jennie, and other Stories, Lon, 1878 sn
Ox(., 1869, sm. 4to. 2. Pictura Picturie: a Poem, Lon., '^mo. 8. Just Any One; or, Kitty's Diea ind otht'r
IS, 1, 12mo. 3. " Take Care whom you Trust," Lon., '"•""es, Lon.. IS7S, sq. Ifimo. 9. " I'm All Astray ;" or,
1872, l2ino; new ed., 187.'). 4. Hard Lines, Lon., 1S74. ^^'<'"' "'O' Responsible I' a Word for Christiaiis, I.on '
6. The Pollution of Rivers, (Ca.xtonian Angling Soc. ■ '878, p. Svo. 111. " Ar' liaby too :" a Christmas Story,
Pub.,) 1882. 6. Who was then the Gentleman ':' Lon., 1 '■""•> 1879,p.8vo. 11. I., fe Scenes and Life Stories, Lon ,
.^' •' l'"''''^''' ^'■'"- l^'"' ''■ **'■"• '2. English Girls: their Place and Power,
Keade, JUrs.Conipton. 1. Rose and Rue, Lon., '■™.. '879, fp. Svo. 13. Our Daughters: their Lives He
1874, 3 vols. p. Svo. 2. Sidonio: a Novel, Lon., 1879,
S vols. or. Svo. 3. The Brown Hand and the White- li
Novel, Lon., LSSO, 3 vols. 4. A Rose in the Sawdust
and other Tales, L(m., 1881, 3 vols. er. Svo. :,. Cherry ■
a Novel, Lon., 1884, 3 v.ils. er. Svo. 6. The Maid uf the
Mill. Lon., 1887, 2 vols. p. Svo.
Reade, F. E. I. clary's l^mfirniation, Lon,. 1882,
p. Svo. Anon. 2. Kate 'Temple's Mate, Lon., IS83, p
Svo. Anon. 3. Nell's Bondage, Lon., I8S7 p Svo 4
True to Training, Lon., 1887, p. Svo. 0. Walter Morris!
Lon., 1887, 12mo. 6. After the Winter, Lon., 1888, p!
8vo. 7. Brave Tiny, Lon., 18S,8, 12nio. 8. Polly Riv-
ers; or, What must I Renounce? Lon., 1 888, 12nio
Keade, Rev. John, b. 1S37, at Ballvshannon,' Ire-
land; educated at Queen's College, Belfast ; ciimo t)
Canada in 185B, and established the Montreal Literary
Magazine; ordaineo in the Church of En^'land ISIU-
haa been litr.rary e.lit..f -f the Montreal fjazctte siiioe
18(4. 1. The Prophecy, and other Poems, Montreal,
18r0. 2. Language and Con()iiest, 1883. 3. The Mak-
ing of Canada, 188,5. 4. Literary Faoultv of the Native
Races of Amcrion, 1885. .'>. The Half-Breed, lss6. Ii.
Vita sine Liberls, 1886. 7. Aboriginal American Poetry,
|887»
ami Hereafter, Lon., 18811, p. Svo; new ed., ISsl; 5th
ed., ISS.'i. 14. Rose Gurney's Discovery; a Story for
(iirls, Lon., 18S0, cr. Svo. 15. Daisy Snowflake's Secret:
a Story of English Home-Life, Lon., 18s2, ji. Svo; new
ed., 1884. lli. Morning Thoughts for our Daughters,
Lon., 1SS2, 18mo; 2d ed., 18,s5. 17. Our Brothers ami
Sons, Lon., 1882, p. Svo; new ed., 18S5. 18. Chippings,
Lon.. 1883, 12mo. 19. Found at Last, Lon., 1883, 12mo.
2(1. Little Glory's Mission, Lcm., 18S3, I2mo. 21. Not
Alone in the Worlil ; or, "Whoso givetli to the Poor,"
Lon., 1S83, I2mo. 22. Number Four; or, Making Some-
body Happy, Ac.. Lon., 1883, 12md. 23. Lnspokcn Ad-
dresses. Lon., 18S3, ISuio. 21. Glovie and Madge, Lon.,
18S4, p. Svo. 25. Just in Time; or, Howard t:i;irion's
Rescue, Lon., 18S4, p. 8vo. 2fi. Not Thrown Awaj, but
(iiven ; or, The Story of .Marion's Hero, Lon., Is8fi, p. Svo,
27, How the Home wa.i Won Hack ; a Story for Mothers,
Lon.. I8S7, p. Sv... 2.-*. U„w t,. Help : or, Pen :ind Pen-
cil Sketches of the East End, Lon., ISSS,]). Svo. 29. Liv-
ing Sermons ; or, Marvels of Gosjiel Power, Lon., 1889,
er. Svo.
She has lived for many years In the East End, and
'.riven in various ways to help and
er."— .feud., x.\.\iv. 417.
Reardon, George Evctt
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Forms of Acknowl-
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cclgiiiunts fur Deeds and (,ther Instninienta used in the
I nilcil htiitcf, Bait., 1S82, Svo
Rcavis, Logan Uriah, [a,,,.; v„l. ii,, Ukavis, L.
U.,aud.,] b. 1S.J1, ut t^iingiiiiion liottoiii, III.; became a
journnhat, un,l ... l8(iC .ettled in St. Luui.. and a.lv,,-
cntud ... two paiuphlets (,.„le, vol. ii.) the re.uoval of the
..atiunal capital to that place. I. Thougl.t.s lor the Yoiini;
Mci. and the \(iung Women of America ; :',| ed., rev and
Tu \l^'l\ '■'"."•, .-• ^'- ''""''■ ""^ '•""""■''' "lo^'t City of
the \\orM: with U.ogiapl.ieal .Slietchcs of the Kcpre-
Bentative Moii and Women of .<t. huui.s ami .Mi^iouri St
Hilliam ,-clby llarne.v : with Intioduct; .n by C M
Cliv.v, St. Louis, Mo., 1S73, iL'mo. ' |
Keay, Hilda. The Woman that shad be Praised ; '
a ^u\■L■], Urn.. 187(1, 1 vol. or. Svo.
Kea.y, Weston. Franci? Willi.igtjn; or, A Life!
for the l'oroi;,'n Missions, [a tale,] Lon., 1870 n 8vo '
M-fith'd' IJ's"'**'"' '"'"■■'■ ^'"'■■"" "'"' ''^"°^' '*^'"'''
llebef, Cliarles T. Paresis of the Sy ithetic
Centers from Over-E.vcitation by Jligh Solar Heat Ion-
continued and suddenly withdiawn. Ac. ; So-Calleil .M.°
lar.a : its Etiology, Pathogenesis, Pathology, and Treat-
ment, St. I.ouis, 187!), 8vo.
lleddull, Henry Frederick, b. Is52, in London •
removed to the United States: associate editor of the
leoplestycopiedia since ISsl. I. From the (iulden
bate to the (.olden Horn, N. York, 188:!. 2. Who wis
ho , Six Short Stories about .some of the Mvsterious
tharaotersand Well-Kept Secrets of .M„,iorn IMmes, .\.
York, l.SS,, l2mo. Ii .School-Boy Life in Merrie Eng- '
and : I en-1'ictures of the (ireat Public Schools of K„...
Ia:.d : with Sketches and Stories of Famous Scholar", ;
J^o- V"'^-' 'J'"' '-"i°- ■•• t'"""-*''"!'. Love, and Wedlock '
i888. ,,. iancy. Fact, and Fable, 1888.
Redden, Helen V. Fern Glen Farm. Illnst. !
iion., IvS^-4, cr. 8vo.
Redding, W. Wolcott. 1. Antiquities of the
Orient Lnve.lcd, Must. 1872, Svo. 2. IVactical Mon-
itor and Compend.um of M. .onio Law and Jurisprudence,
must, o^ruv). *
Redlield, Aniasa Angell, [„„/,., vol. ii., add.]
Treatise on the Law and Prictice of Surrogates' Courii
ot New York, N. York, 1877, Svo; .'id ed., 1884.
Redfaeld, H. V. Homicide, North an,l South: a
t<,mpa,-ative A lew of (Vimo against the Person in Several
Parts of the I nited States, i'hila., 1880, 12mo.
„i^?.^ "J^ '*•,'"*," ""'etclier, LL.D., [„„,,.. vol. ii..
add.,] d. I>,(,. I. Law of Carriers of (ioods and Pas-
sengers, Cambridge Mass., 18011, Svo. 2. Leading
American Uailway Ca,ses, IJost., 1870, Svo ; 2d ed 1872
f/uri, S- '''-•'"ling American Cases and Notes upon Law
of Wills; Supplement to " Law of Wills." liost., 1874
8vo. With liioKLOw, M.-.LV.,.,.K M, Leading and Select
isn'svo °" "'' '^'"'' "'' ■^■"'••''"•''S''. ""St.,
Redford, Albion H. 1. History of Methodism
in kentui-ky Nashville, Tenn., 1808-70,;) vols. 12mo;
„„ ,;;,','•., ^' P''K''"i'-'"i"n "f the Melho,list Epis-
copal Church South Xashville, Tenn., 1871, 12mo; ith
T.:: . ? V •■ "^lir' "■■'-■'"""«■ ^.v Tim Trlmme.-,
[pseud.] Nashv.lle, 1872, IBmo; 7th ed., 1S76 4
Western Cavaliers ; History of the Metho.list Episcopal
Church in Kentucky, 18;i2-44, Xash.illo, 1875 12mo.
6. Kussell Morton XashviUc, 187fi. 12.no. 6. Life and
limes ot Bishop Kavanaugh, Nashville, 1884
Kedtord, CliriNtian, 1. .Mary Trelawnv ,i «;.,„.»
Lon., 1S76 p. 8yo. ,i. fhe Kingdom, Lon., 18711, p. 8vo
tJ^T. "'"■""y '""' ''" Claistmas Waymarks Lon
1880, 18n.o. .^. Little Folks- S„,iday Bo.fk, Lon l,?8i'
Ln™-18 fi 'rT -' "■?"'"•■ '"•• T*"' Three FHendl;
]2ino '"■ '■ '" "«'''!»}■, I.on., 188,8;
P.'v.^t^''"'?' ^.""'■Se. 'Manual of Ancient Sculpture:
w ^n' o ' Assyrian, (ireek, Komnn, Lon., 1882- 2d ed.
h %f^^i^ """'• *?/"""' Ainslie, M.A., LL.B.,
b. J8.8 at W orcesicr, Eng. ; graduated at the L'niver.sity
of Lon.lon, became a Congregational minister; pastor
of Ln.on Church. Putnev. sinco I.87I! ; pr, fc^-sjor of svs
temat.o theology and apologetics in New College, Lon-
don, since 187:). 1. Apo.tolio Christianity, and other
Sermons, Lon., ISf.l. 12mo. 2. Tb.. Chri^'tian's Plea
against Modern Unbelief: a Hand-Book of Christian
tvi.lenee, Lon., 1881, p. Svo; 2d ed., 188:). 3. Proph"
REE
eoy : its Nature and Evidence, Lon., 1882, p Svo 4
Studies in the Book of Jonah: a Defence and anE.-i-
posltion, Lon., 188.1, p. Svo. 5. The Authority of Scrii,-
tore: a Ke-Statcmtnt of the Argument, Lon., 1883 i>
; .--vo. (1. Studies in tiie Book of Jonah, Lon., 1,S8;) ' 7'
I 1 rimer of Christian Evidence, Lon., 1881 p Svo" ,■<'
Four Centuries of Silence; or, F.om Malac'hi to Christ'
l-on., is.so, p. Svo. He has also contributed to the Pul-
pit ( ommcrilary,
Redgrave, Alexander. The Factory and Work-
''1"'',-;^J.'' [''"= "'"' ^"""'' *"•- Lon., 1S78, p. Svo; ■„l
ed., IS80, 8vo. ' '
Redgrave, Samuel, l,n,ie, vol. ii., add.,] Imi''-
|lSrb; studied architecture at the Itoyal Academy for
so.ne years; was afterwards private secretary to Lord
John lUissel, Mr Fox Maulc, Ac., and compiled the
Olhcial iLind-Book of Church and Slate 1 A Die
tioimry of Arti.-ts of the Engli,«li School, Painters,
Sculptors, A.-eli.lects, Engravers, and Ornamentists !
with Notices ot their Lives and Works, Lon 1S74 8v„ •
new ed., 1878. ■ 1 "">
riiie'^Mn'^- ■'^'-'•Jsravo tells us that he was induced lo pro-
luce llu.s book upon an experience of the liltle inforn i-
1 sb s'iof" *■ ";'""""''" respecting the a,-,is.s "If i K g-
libli selujol. \\, avree that 1 s verv dillieult iiu'e 'li in
obtaii, tr,...t;vorti,>; inrorinalion about iluvcMUdw^^^^^
of nutewortliy ailisis ,,r lliis category, ami Jlr leilLMave
has doi.e a good ,1,.„1 i„ ..„ppiy „,^,,J,'„ wl ich ii ■ V, Tl' 1 .-
mon with many (.Ibeis lias ex|.ericiR.ed."-^l(/,., n" ill"
2. Catalogue of the Historical Collection o'f Briti.ii
1 aintings in Water-Colours, Lon., Is76. Posth
Redhani, A. E. (Trans.) The Footsteps of Chrijt.
by A. laspers, Lon., ].-^7l, ]). Svo.
Rediionse, Sir James Vvilliam, K.C.M G
L.tuD., M.H.A S ,[„„,., vol. ii.,add.,] b. ISII ; Oriental
translator at the foreign Ollice since ^t<&i. I. On the
History System, and Varieties of Turkish Poet.T : Il-
lustrated by Selections in the Original and in English
Paraphrn.se, Ac., Lon., lS7il, Svo. 2. (Trans.) The Sles-
nevi. Book I.: with a Life of the Author, Lon., 1881
8vo. 3. Simplified Grammar of the Ottoman-Turkish
Language, Lon., 1884, p. Svo. 4. A Tu.kish and Eng-
I , J"*-;".™"' "''""'"g '" English the Significations of
: the lurk..sh 'lerms. )>arts I.-III. Constantinople and
l,.on., 1884-85. imp. Svo. '
! ih'p m.\v'i"v'P' <■'"■".'„"" .."Piidon from this first part, . . .
llic new le.\iiiui will, wlien conip cted, be (iir more cm iI
prehensive an<l elab.irate than any of lie exist e Euro
peai. works of tbis chiss."-.4cnrf., iwii ''Oo ''
Redingtoil, Joseph. (Ed.) Calendar of Home
Office Papers of the Reign of George HI., (Pecord Office
1 ub. ;) vole. .., .,., Lon., 1878-79, Svo. See Rosekts, R
A., iii/riK '
Redman, J. E. London Bridge and our Metro-
politan Bridges, Lon., 1879, Svo.
Redman, Joseph Haworth, b. 1S46; called to
the bar at the Middle Temple 1870. 1. A Tieatise on
the Law ol Railway Companies as Carriers, Lon 1870
p. Svo; 2d ed., I8S0. 2. A Concise Treatise on the Law
ot Arbitrations and Awa.ds, Lon., 1872 Svo 3 Hus
band and Wife: Law of Married Women's Property,
Lon., 1S83 8vo. With Lvo.v, Geouoe EnwAnn, The Law
ot Landlord and Tenant, Lon., 1876, v. Svo • 'i,i ..,! |S79
Redmond, f,S. Plain Facts about 'infant'Fecd-
ing, Ac: a Popular Treatise, Lon., 1886, 12mo
Redpath, James, [nm,; vol. ii., i„id..] isx.H-isoi
b at Berw.ck-on-Twee.l; removed to the United Stales
about 1,851 ; became a journalist; took an active part in
t.io Abolition movement ; lectured on Ireland, Ac. Talks
about Ireland, N. Y'ork, Issl.
Redwood, Bovorton. Petroleum : its Production
and Uses, N. Y'ork, 1887, 24n.o.
Reed, Alonzo, and Kellogg, Brainard.
Higher Lessons in English : a Work on English Gram-
mar and Composition, N. York, 187V, Himo.
Reed, Rev. AndrcA%', son of Andrew Reed, D D
7. r „„>,; vid. ii.) 1. The Story of Christianity, from'
the Apostles to the Reformation, Lon., 1876, p. Svo; new
n. ' ''*^^^,^• ^''''" I^'i'lgo of Norwich: a Taie of the
T.me of Charles f.. Lon., 1870, p. Svo, :!. Ida Va.ie :
a lalo of the Re-toratlon, Lon., ISSO, p. Svo. 4. Edgar
Nelthorpe; or. The Fair Maids of Taunton: a Storv
Lon., ISSl, p, s^„, •'
Keecl, Anna S. A Single Strand; or, A Year at
Mount Holyoke Seminary, Phila., ISSS, I6mo
Reed, Rev. Charles Edward Raines, d. 1.884;
son ot Sir Charles Reed, and grandson of Andrew Reed,
U.U., (7. .•., „„ic, vol. ii.,) and on his mother's side of
Edward Baines, of Leeds, (7. v., ante, vol. i.;) graduated
nREj
Bt Tiinity ColloKo, r.inibridgo, in ISliS; ,v„8 ordaineil ns
a CoLgrfaaticnMl n,i„istfr, and beciiiuc swTotiiry to the
Briti,-<li an.l lM,roi«n liible .Society. Ilo was killed bv
tailing over a |iieci|>ico near Poncpiiiinn, Switzerland l"
Coii,i,anion,- ol the Lord: Chaplors oi. thu Lives of ll,,'
Apostle^ I'on.. S-H, ,,. Svo. ■>. Me.uoir of .'^ir Charles
need, Lon., |N8.!, jj. ,Svo.
Reed, Uavid A. (Trans.) Crotctant Foreign
Mh^ions: Ihoir Present Sl.te, by Tbeodor Cbri.-tlieb:
from the {•oiutu German Edition, Host., IsSII Kiiuo
Reed, K. I. The KinicV Pine.m.Ie. ISmo.' 2.
Levins heas„.-e in Bank: I'd ed., I'hila., lS«y. 18n,o.
... Ml" Word.. Ph,l.i., ist!.... 4. She hatl. done ,vh;,t
she could lb, la., |,K70, 1,Sn>n. o. IJold, Kranki.,een.<e,
und Jlyrrb. I'hila, 1S7:>, Ifiuio.
Heed, K. America ns it is, Lon., I,S72, p. Svo: nett-
ed., l.'^(i). * ' I
Reed, Sir KdwnrdJHines, K.C.I!.. F.KS f,,,,/,
in lhS6. 1. Our Iron Clad Ship.,; thf^i <i,ialities, Per-
formances and Cost, Lon., \m>, Vivo. 2. Letters from :
Rus,|ia,n 18,0 Lon IS7(i, 8vo. :). .Japan : its History, I
in 1>7U. lUust. Lon., 18SII, 2 v,,|s. Hvo I
r„i'„T,'.l'hf.'' ,u!' '■'•'"'''■''' "■'" •«'"'">• "''"^^" ""' I'im while ho I
rela es hi.s own i..-ii)enc,i,-es, it cannot liiu bo i-oirn ten that :
&^n^^;ir;;,^;s?''''^;;^:^-ji;,r'-';'-^
4. A Treatise on the .-.ibility of Sliins- :,;th Dii '
grams, ie., Lon., IS.s|, 8vo. 5. Kort Minster,' M. !>' ■
•'a Westminster Mystery," Bristol, IK-^o, iL'nio. With
bi.MP.S0N, KnwAiu., rear-admiral U.S.X., late president
I .S. .Naval Advisory Board, Mo.lern Ships of War'
with .--upplementary Cbapter.s and Notei ,'y J D Jer'
rold kolley lieatenant l\S.N. Illustrated with' over
One llundrcl Lngravings of the Principal Battle-Shins
o. England, France, United .States, Italy, Gf.rmany &"
Lon., 188,8, r. Svo. ■"
Reed, F. R. Experiences of a New Y. rk Cle-i.
iS. \o-k, 1877, liimo. ■
Reed, Frederick A. The Boy Loll.ird : a Tale of
the KeiiJors of I^.ndale'3 New Testament in the Times
ol Henry VIU. IlUist. Bost., 1S84, 12mo
Reed, Henry, b. 184fi, in Phihidelphh.; ,.^.,„ of Pro-
fessor Ileii^v Iteed, {„nle, vol. ii. :) gradualed at the 'Jni-
yersity ot Pennsylvania I. vlo ; admitted to the bar IS69-
judge of thn court of common pleas in Philadelphia
since 18S6. I. (Irans.) The Uaugbter of an ligyr'tian
iV.I?' .? '^,?r*'"; ''-'""'■'• *"'"'"•• "''■>■ """"• ■'"»• -1-,
'^^, ., , o '''"' "'' ""^ !^i-tute of Frauds, Phihi.,
1884, .i vols. Svo. '
"These later volnme.s, (ii. (md iii.,) like the first oiio
.«how a constant emleavor to present t the re uler^dl h^'.
na erial there is, and to ,i.ssist him throUKh b hil rim ,
by the mode of arrangement, by o,.,.asi<.iml disuni i. ,,
Reed, Henry A. l. Topographical Drawing and
V I'SfJ '""'"'''"^ Applications of Photography, \
N^Yirk! ISSVHo'' '"''"'"""^''"y "H'liod to luAeVing,
Reed, HiVain F. how to Road : a Manual of
Elocution and Vocal Culture, Pbihu, 18S3, l"nio
Reed, Hu^h, b. l,s,-,o, at Uichn, nd, Ind. : gradu-
Hted at the U.S Military Academy :873; professor of
nil htary science and tactics in the Signal .School, Fort
Whipple Va., 1878-7!); on leave of absence since 1884-
bus made numerous inventions. 1. Signal Tactics
?:'- '■:«"• 2-.C"det Kcgnlations, Iticl^iuond I„t
IS81 J Upton ,s Infantry Tactics, abri.Ve.l and re
vised, Bait, ifi 4. Military Science and Tactic^
188.. 5. Stan, ard Intanlry Tactics, 1882. «. Broom
laetics; or, ( alistbenics in a New Form, 1883
Reed, I^aac «„ Jr. 1. Erring, yet Noble: a
laleol and or Women, Bost., 12mo. 2. .'roni Heaven
btone Fronts, .N. York, 1875, 12nio.
Reed, James, l. Man and Woman, Host. ISfi<)
'"<<■■'>■ «. Uehgiun and Life, N. V„ik, Iiimo. 3. Swe-
'lenborg and the New Church: Lectures deliveroJ in
Boston, Bost., 1880, l2mo = <'oi«u in
Reed, John C. I. Hand-Book of Georgia Crimi-
nal U„ Macon, 1873, Hvo. 2. Practical .Suggestion,
»ork, 1876, 8voj new ed., Bost., 1885. 3. American
xCE£
I Law Studies; ,.r. Self Preparation for Practice in the
\ nited States, Bost., 1 S82, Svo
'i,}\^*'u- }'' ^y.}}^' !"'"'■ "-'• "■• '"I'l-i '!""nd the
!N;;".;'','^:;;':;rs73:'i-2m'''"'"'''"^'"^"^''''^'''^'^''''--
n.'^vl'"''.^,""l!"^''''.'^ ',''7'»'- '■ '^^"'■'^ »"'' I'''"w;
N V i ' w,V"''/u""''^' ""'••• •"'""• 2. Etbcl-s Uif,
Bont,"l2;no ' '^^ ^''^'y^'"^y''< I'rovidence.
„'*.''*'•' '^''KHiel B. 1. House Plans fur Ev..rvV.dv
. N. -iork 1.^7\ ]2mo. 2. Cottage Hou.ses for Vilb.s and'
Country IIoiiKs: vyilb C.nipkte Plans and Specilications.
lllust. \. \ ork, ls>i:;, l2mo.
Reed,SiiiunelRoeliuell,d. I8.>i9, l.TheVicks
burg Cam|.a ,'n and the Battles about Chattanoo.'a unde.-
the comman.. (if (ien. V. S. Grant in 18li2-(i:j, Cin 1 .•■'
hvo. 2. (JR. Thoughts about Women and other Things!
L'^-'""y?.] • bv. and .v. YorK, ISss, 12mo.
; w*f'i*'!' ':l^\ ''"^ Adventures of a Thrce-Uninea
' \\ atoll, Lon., I8S3, Ito.
Reed, Talliot Raines. 1. Follow-My-Lcadev: or,
I u 7"^'! ^,V"'!'l«'"n: ■' •-^'■1 !^l"i-y, Lon., 1SS5, p.
i Svo. 2. Th3 Filth Boy at Si. Dominic's, Lon., 1887 .
j .Svo. ' ' I •
i rmiiiri,^''f ' ^,'V? "'' " «"i"l"-fiiil.v vi\id view of healthy
I Lnglish .sehoo! lite." -.>->cc/(i/or, l.\. hiss 'it.""iiy
„.-n v '.'''" ;7."'' ""-• "'^ '■•»""»'' ''-^"c- I'oiindnes:
with V,tes Historical and Biographical, on the Ki.so
and I rogress of English Typography. Illust. Lon.,
' exhanviv';'un'r'l>'' *■''■'"''' 1""'^."* 'I,"*-' t" Mr. Iteed for his
exhaus.uo n Ik on a ii.-w subject."--!, ut., xxxi. 2M.
4. llie_V;llouglfby Captains: a. School Story. Illust.
Ijon., |sS|, p. Svc.
Ree»«, Ttioinas Allen, b. is2f,, at Watchet, Som-
trsetshire: the head of a linn of short-hand writers in
..ondon ; was lor t'.irty years editor and lilhographcr of
I'l r'r;'.!''''" 'l^'l'"""- 1- 'J'he lieporler's (iuide,
l.on., l,M,!l, 12m,. 2. Phonographic (Jradus. Lon., 187(1
p. svo; new ed., 1877. 3. Pitfalls; or. Hints to Young
epoiters, 4 Leaves from the Note-Bo.,k of T. A.
A PI,;.;'" ^"•'"''=,^' K'Torting, Lon., Iss7, 12ino. (i.
A^Chapter in the Early Ui,-tory of Phonography, Lon.,
MJh- S,b, \ orld Essays : Among my Book,, N. York,
1; I ' '-"i<;- (A collection of critical papers, reprinted
hom the New York World.) leprinicu
Reeder, A. P. Around the (ioMen Deep: a Bo-
manceof the Sierras Bost., Is.s-,, i-,,,,,, '
Reedtr, Charles, b. 1M7, at Baltimore, M,l.;
nr"„? '',. 'i" "" ''"','"'•' ''■''""'''' "■"' became a inanufac-
Heaf; lllrt.ri'ssr." '''"'"■ "^ ""^ ^y"'""'" ■^''"-■"••y "f
.,nd*rl^!tr *^' ^7, '■''''•"''''''■•y Astronomy : or. Notes
.ml Questions on the Stars and the Solar System, Lon.,
1"! I, 12mo. *^ ' *
Reenielin, Charles, [ante, vol. ii., add] I.
ol.tics as a Science, Cin., Svo. 2. A Critical uiview
ot Aii-erican Politics, Cin., Issl Svo
wli 1, V. M " ""' "■'"■''"■ l>l"l"^"Pbioal and lii.storbal
I , 111 lircct, on Aniericaii iiist tut iiiis Ho IhVu
iiu'u ms'i; .'/.'^.I^inl'^' '""usamls, bis inn!i.^n;.es- "d t'
rinl.s 0- i.^i V "^ ''','!''"''"''''• ■ ■ ■ ''0 lias emiiodied tho
v^.i , ? ," """"""lic"- experience, and rctlection in a
volume ol iij.wards of si.v buihlre.l ol,,selv-i.r ii ed larL'o
ootavo pages; and be has succeedcl in establisbi ir md
.'.'ii'rabl.'fanV'''''-' "i""'' ''".l'"«am thai, the blc of li*is -
s, i al .,,^1 l',',''"';.^'',',' "-'"'!'l'"<^o of the simplest phi -
g'ii'l.sV,!.'^ '',,'■,,, ''0 .ubjeet Which be atteni .ts to
(ircene T..wnship, Hamilton
; Courses
3. Historical Sketch of
County, Ohio, Cin., 1882,
Ree.s,J. Seven Blood-Sbeddlngs for. Tesus
for Fridays in Lent, Lon., 188S, p. .svo.
Rees, J. Rogers. 1. The Pleasures of a Book-
worm ; 2d ed. L<m., 1880, 12nio. 2. The Diversions of
a Bookworm, Lon,, |S86, p. Svo: 2d ed., 1887
Rees, J. RuntZ. Horace Vernet and Paul Dela-
rocbe, ( '(.reat Artists. ■') Illust. Lon., ISSI), cr. Svo.
.H,,,,'"' ° '^^ (iciicnv! il.irdon, [vei-.-ie,] Lon., 1885,
r-J*'^'".''',, "'"""'"'' f"'"''' ^"1- ii.. n'liL.] J. ISS,-,. 1
Lile ot Edwin Forrest: with Hcminiscenees and Per-
sona Recollections, Phila., 1874, 12mo. 2. Shakespeare
and the Bible: with Prayers on the Stage, Shakspcare's
Use of tho Name of Deity, Ac, Phila., 1875, liimo.
Kees, Janet E. Runtz. 1. Homo Decoration :
1209
*
''T^A
iii
REE
with Design,, N York, ISS], ]2,„o. 2. Home Oocupa-
tionp. llliit. -\. York, ISS.i, 121110. "i-i-uFa
Rces, John David, a niember of the Madran civil
3crvi™ since isrf.: un(liT-i.ocr..tary to the governnwiit
of M,.,ln„ since W>. Notes of a Journey from K,i".
vcon to II.una,liin across tlio Karoghiin Country, Madras*
f r,i vliir,,''"'"'''''^^'",'.'''' °' "". ""'I'Tsecnanry to Government
I'V'"- ""■"*■''•'"" ■ ■ • ""-"iiKl. an Miiexplc.red reJ on oi-
, rv , ,',"7 ."" '"/'''T' "' ",'""*-■"■•" ^""^ Iron, the "m-
Ji I. p ,• '^ '^'^^'■'"'''■- "' "■'">''• ""^ """""• "f those not.'s,
r; M 1 "'■'■'■i'l'i"»l ■ippomtnient. is a Persian translator
to tin. Madras Kovurnmcnt."— .ir/i., \o. OTJl. """'•"""r
»«'«'s, I.. L. \V,. Four: whoio we went ami what
we saw in Europe, I'hiln., ISSil, 12uio I
tlw^n'"'!' "'•.'" ,.'• ^'; '''"'^'' ''«'8'" ^''S'" from'
the History ol an lOventful I.ife, I.on., 1878, 2 vol? cr !
0„"'.,i « i"'",' J'"^*"-'/, to I'lenty ; or, The Labour :
yuislion Solved, liOn., 1S8S, p. Svo I
Ri'l'M-MoBB, .See .MooG. " [
h V^it""? •?.?'!", ■J".'!"'*' '^'•^*- ['""'•' ■•■"'• "•- «'iii-.] '
b. IMS, „t I'hilailelphia; jinuluated at the rniversity
of lennsylvania IH.ir, andat the medical department
I8.t.; ; was a surgeon in the civil war. I. A .Manual of
loxioo ogy : Mieluding the Consideration of the Nature,
Properties, KITects, and Mean.s of Deteetion of IVisoiis
more especially in their Medico-Legal Uelations, Phila.!
IH, 4, 8vo. 2 TcU-Book of Medical Jurispru.icnce an
Toxicology, I>l,.ia., 1SS4. Svo.
Reese, Lizette Wood worth. A Branch of
May, [verse.) Halt., 188r. IRiuo.
Reese, William I»I. a Treatise on the T .w of
1880™sv,?' ^''"''"''°'™''"'«'i"i>' Uuariians, Atlanta, Ga.,
Heestoii, Oore. Footprints on the Sands j o;.
Sket.dies from Keal Life, Paisley, 1884, 1 2,.. J
Reeve, Aniin. Euterpe Montana, and other Poems.
Lon.. IsSd, p. Svo. ""■■■o,
Reeve, Heiii-y, C.B., U.C.L., [„,„c, vol. ii„ second
ot the ni .le there mentioned, add,,! registrar of the
Privy Co,.^.Mi l8;n-87, and a corresponding member of
thel'rt • 'nstitute. L Uoyal and Republican France, !
liOn., 18(2, vols. Svo.
"It is heavy work reading old ■ Edinburgh' articles! over '
agn.o thougb t be eolleetion and republleati m , f tl ese '
ae\eiopnuiit(>f the revolutionarv .snirit In Fraiipp —
aclMits of ju.stilieation.-'-.sVwrt.itor, klv! 1078. ^'"^e,- ^
2. (Kd.) .Tournal of a Kesidence at Vienna and Ber- i
lin m tl.0 Eventful Winter of 180D-lS0ti. By Henrv '
nn,r,,I •fr"f„"T'H''y,'^ "*■ "^"."y J"»"Hed in publish ng these
pages from his father's Journa . . . . Tl ere is lianllv n
E^''^; to^yh!!^'];!^ ''"" '^ ""^ '""re iJt^iess e!;j^^,;'
A. I'ctrarch, ("Foreign Classics,") Edin., 1878, 12mo
And seeOREVii.i.K, C. C. F., m,,r<,.
Reeve, Mrs. Ileiiry. Cookery and Housekeep-
ing, for Large and Small Families, Lon., 18S2 n Svn
Reeve, llev. J. W., [.n,ie, vol. ii. add.]']. Lee-
^e'lTih;,' VTVI^-' '"'"•' "*"''• '^'"o- 2. The Death of
Sell thoLileof Service: on Isaiah vi., Lon., 1872; new
od., 18,.), 2mo. ;i Foundation Truths: Lectures on ^
Romans viii., Lon., 1875, p. Svo. |
Reeve, Percy. 1. Love and Music, Lon., ISS.I I
so. 11)11).. 2. After the Honeymoon: Early Life of 1
Mr. ar^d Ai.-s. Ilonevbee, Lon., 1S87, 12mo
er^^bTH^o"7v"''l!^" """'•"'Sha'". (Malh-
ers,) b ISj) at Crewkcrne, Somersetshire, Gng., and
educated at Chantry, near Fronic; marrieii, IS7li;to H
A. Reeves, mjrn. I. Comin' thro' the Rye: a Novel' I
Lon., 18,5, p. Svo. Anon. 2. The Token of the Silver 1
Lily; a Poeni, Lon., I87B, sq. lOino. Ii. Cherry Ripe • '
a Romance, Lon., 1877, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 4. The Land
of the Leal, Lon., 1878, p. Svo. Anon. New ed., 1885
5. As he comes up the Stair, Lon., 1878, p. Svo. Anon.
«. My Lady (.reensleeves, Lon., 1879. 3 vols, n Svo
Anon. 7. The Story of u fin : a Sketch, Lon., ISsl 'i
V(ds. cr. Svo. S. Sam's Sweetheart, Lon.. 1883 3 vols
p. Svo. U. Eyre's Acquittal, Lon., I S84, 3 -ole cr"
18S4, or. 8vo. 11. Found Out: a Story, Lon., LSS5
laLT' J "'■.'l'"'^'.'' M" "'laughter? a Novel, Lon.
\lf' P' «^»- 13- The Fashion of this World Lon
iJ^^n, i2nio, '
Reeves, Henry Albert, F.R.C.S, Edin., surgeon
to the Royal Orthopiedio Hospital, London; formerly
demonstrator of anatomy at the London and Mh'Uesex
II...-P1UI Medical Colleges, Ac. 1. Human Morphology •
r>Ei
. !i-caliseon Practical and Applied Anatomy : vol.1.,
iue Limbs and the Perineum. Illust. Lon 1SS2 r
Svo. ■' > '■
' vo'l'mnes o'fNfrT."'',' '"■ ""-' '|l'l"-\'r''",<-e of the remaining
,. ■ li , A "■ .'wves s work as likely to enrich the liter-
; « Hn.i':,l^MSn;):'^.;viv^"';ii"'''"""-">- ^^""-"
2 Bodily Delormities and their Treatment: a lland-
Hook ol x'raotiofti Orthopedics, Lon., IS85, ii Svo
' 1 ,*;7*'.*'.'„ *'"'"•'* KJmund, M.D., [„',„., vol. ii.,
ad. ,, b. 1829. The Physical and Me.lical Topography
inelu.ling \ ital, Manufacturing, and other Slatistie.i, of
liirit, 1^(71. ™^"^' "■'"-'«""«. I'""". «vo; 2d ed., enl.,
Reeves, John. The RothschiMs : the Financial
Ruler.y.l Nations: with Portraits of the l'riii,.ipal Mem-
bers of the Rothschild Family, and an Illustration of
the Original House of the Founder, Lon., 1887 cr Svo
am,, remu ' 1,',','i '11"1' I'r'"'""*-' i» Mr. Heeves' book.' Nor.
vS', Ixiv. iJi "'''''^^■'* '° ''"'"''*' rec,)rd8."-.Sa/:
Reeves, John Sims, b. IS22. at Shooter's Hill,
Kent; a vocalist; made his first appearance on the
operatic stage in lS:!i,, and from 1S4S has maintained
his position as the first English tenor of the day. Sims
.tr'^'^'^a * "'"' Hecoliections, written by Himself,
Ijon., 1888, Svo.
''Out ijf a volume of '279 pages, priiite.l in a lariie tvne
rreo..e;ioie'H, nr, r'7' ",".'' "" ".'"'''^' '""rgin Just^M
are o( tupied l,y lilteen shi,rl ' seiisai , ,veN "inKh.nRcrt '
^'he Hims'l's; k nd''''"*!"'^ ^''" 'i''^: '"' ^''- '''^-ves is'lmen
ui loi nimb.vsi kind. —SjKetiiKir. Ixi lo.'>8
^ Reeves, .aiss M. v. h. See Roo.vkv, Mi.s. M.
Reeves, R. Harris. Bad Drenms, and Imw to
w- ""V-.T-"' ^"^^' "" "'« Ventilation of Sewers,
' ^^"'"^.r-V I'.'ttings ami the Origin and Transmission of
; Zymotic Disease, Lon., 1885, p. Svo
jej^e and Wm. Illust. i'hila., 1883, 12mo; now ed.,
Regan, Capt. James, U.S.A., b. 1S14, in New
\ ork Manual of Guard Duty and Kindred Subjects, for
i St,ai!:=N! Y,:^i;:Yss;:32nm*:"' "'" *'''""' "' ''•' ^"''<^''
j Reich, Emii. History of Civilization: a Cou;-,«c
. of Lectures on the Origin and Develojinent of the Main
j Institutums of Mankind, Cin., 1887 'svo
I , 1*,"'"''",^.' ««*'• Frederick Heiiry, gradu.iud
; at Corpus Chn.ti College, Cambridge, lS79;%rdaiiie,i
S84'8r''"T'Pp',''^ "'" Theological College Ma,l.„s,
the First and Second Cei.iuries, Lon., 1884, p. Svo. 2
tive Sermons on Jeans : with Notes, Ac, Oxf., 1887, p.
lieichardt, John Christian. At Home wit.
Jesus : Living Memorials, Lon., 1874, sq. Ifimo.
Reichel, i«o8t Rev. Charles Parsons, D.D.,
[awe, vol 11., add.,] b. 1816, at Fulneck, Yorkshire
graduated at Trinity College, Dublin, 1843, ordainc,
1846; rector of Trim f.i.d archdeacon of Meath I875-S5
and since then Bisho,, of Meath. I. The Rcfiirrocti.,,,
God or Baal : Two Sermons, Lon., 1878, Svo. 2. Origins
of Christianity Ac. : Sermons preached before the L'ni-
^ versities of Oxf,,rd an,l Dublin, Lon., 1SS2, p. Svo
P Ulilb ,^,7" """'a'*" Joseph, m'.A., F.S.A.,
JJlhll '«"! g™''""t«l at Queen's College, Ox-
College, Oxford, 1865-(19, iear of Sparsholt lSfi9-Sfi.
M-^lho See of Rome in the Middle Agee, Lon., 1870,
! meia^ninnuf' *"" Vvf ""? ""''''en to snpeisede or snppk-
ImIi,. ,:.,.■ • • • ^^'"" hehasdone stoL'iveusa care,
l^illy w,,rked-ont, and on llie whole lriistw,.r liv c,)niV, ^i
diiim of the, millennial reign <if tl e 1' p, .y Vr he
poiitileate o'' (irepory 1. 1„ ta, X.. ,lKi iTiot'o l" br ■
peniMls „f • growtK,' ■ greatiie.ss,' and ' , e ' ii e ' Vs , ' ^
ol I-. erenc'. the volume will be Vonml ,,f Kreat servb e
V:i^^^^:1le^:^^,si>: '"*"" '■■'^'^'iS- •; "a.xer
2. (Trans.) S,,cratos anci the Socratic Schools, by E.
Zeller , 2d ed., Lon., 1877, Svo. 3. (Trans.) The Stoics,
■.peureans, and Sceptics, by E. Zeller; new ed., Lon.
Chr UHn'n M- ^ ^''f, .^."'y "'■"'« Church i„ Respcct of
Christian Missions, (Kllcrton l>rizc E,sa.,,) Lon^ ISS,-,,
n • u .* 'i'™™'^ "f Canon Law, Lon., 1887, p. S-o
Ii ^!rf ?8;i*^^ri ^^•"""" Coriielins, [,V„L vol
■.., add.,] 1S24- S7«, b. at Salem, N.C. ; edueVteJ at the
M.^ravian Theological Seminary, where he was after-
wards a profes.sor ; was oniainci in the Moravian
■4*P
«m! i ,
BEX
Cliiiroh ; wns a tcaohor at Bethlehem, Pa., in his later
years. The following list of his publications includes
the only one montinned mile, vol. ii. ]. History of Naz-
areth Hull, I'hila., I,s55j now eil.. inl., I80U. 2. Jlis.
tiiry of the liethleliem Female .Seriiiniiry, irs.ClsaS
lSi8. ;t. Moraviunism in \ew V„rk ami Connecticut!
I>HU. 4. -Memorials of Ihe Muriuum Church, I87il. 5.
Wynlusing, niiii the Moriiviun Mission iit Fneilenshut-
t.'M, liethlehem. 1871. (!. (Kd.) Names which the Lenni
l.ennape or Delaniiru Inilianx ^avc lo Rivers, Streiinia
iind Localities within the ."^ti'tcs of I'ennnlvania New
.lorsey, Marylan.l, and Virginia, with their Sigi'iifica-
n.ms; Iro.n the .Manuscript of .John Ilcckewelilcr, 1872
7. A Red Rose from the Olden riuie; or, A HambFe
through the Annals of the Rose Inn on Ihe 'iaronv of
Nazareth in the Days of the Province, Philii., 1872. 8
The Crown Inn, near lietiilehem, Pennsvlvaniti 17,')8
Doylestown, I'a , I87:i. II. A Register of .Members of'
the Moravian Church, 1727 to 1754. liethlebum, 1S7:(
alsopublisheda revised edition of " An Aecount if the
History, Manners, and Customs of the Indian Nations
liyRev. Join, Hockewelder," (q. v., ,.„U; vol. i.,) Pliila.|
Ileid, Andrew. 1. (Ed.) Why I aiu a [.iberal-
being Definitions by the Best Minds if tlie Liberal Parlv
l.on, 1885; new ed., lS8fl, p. 8vo. 2. ( Kd. ) (;iadstor,o
or Salisbury.' that is the Question, Lon , |ss(!. p. 8vo
.■f. (Ed.) Ireland: a lifiok of Light on the Irish Prob-
lem: contribute.1 in Tnion by a Number of Leading
Irishmen and Englishmen, Lon., ISSti, 8vo. 4. (Edl
Why I would Disestablish: a Representative Rook by
Representative .Men, Lon., IS8(>. 8vo. 5. We must
Fight it out : and Why, Lon., 1887, 4to.
"Ileid, Christian," (Pseud.) See Tikh.vav,
MUS. l-HANCKS E., (FlSIIKIl,) infni.
Reid, Clement. The Geology of Holdemess and
the Adjoining Parts of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
Lon., 188,'), 8vo.
Reid, Daniel. 1. The Divine Footsteps in Hu-
man History, Edin. ami Lon., I8fi2, 8vo. 2. Natural '
Science, Religious Creeds, and Scriptural Truths. Parts
I. and II. Edin., 1874, 8vo. 3. The Law of History,
E lin., 1875, 8vo.
Reid, 31rs. Elizabeth Jameson, wife of Judge
R. Reid. Judge Hiohari Reid : a Biography, N. York, '
1886. 8vo. o I -•> >
Reid, F. A. S. Comic Insects. Illust. Lon.,
1881, 4to.
Reid, G. II. An Essay on New South Wales, the
Mother Colony of the Australias, Sydney, 1876, 12mo.
Reid, George William, 1819-1887, b. in London,
and educated as an artist ; entered the British Museum
as a junior attendant in 1842, and ro.se to be keeper of
the prints and drawings, a position which he held from
18tiU to 18S3. 1. A (Juide to that Portion of the Collec-
tion of Prints, bequeathed to the Nation by the Late F.
Slade, Esq., now on Exhibition in the King's Library
Lon.. 18fly, 8vo. 2. (iems of Dutch Art: Twelve Pho-
tographs, a-.d Descriptive Letter- Press, Lon., 1871, 4to.
;i A Descriptive Catalogue of the Works of George
Cruikshank : Etchings, Wood-Cuts, Ac. : with a List of
the Books Illustrated by him : with an Essay on his (Jo-
nius, by Edward Bell, M.A., ana Three Hundred and
Thirteen Illustr.-.tions, Lon., 1871, 3 vols. 4to.
"It is not often that an arti.st lives to see the fruits of
ms labour garnered in .such .sumptuous volumes as these.
...inenrstiif the three volumes . . contains Mr. Keiil's
b.-.ef liit.'odiicliou, a Judicious essay of laudation bv Mr
.r„,i ',.""" " "i^L (i'lmpli'te and interesting catalogue of the
artists productions; the other two comprise a copious
fcelettioii irom the etchings and wood-cuts, arranged in
chroiiologicalordcr."-'-,,ertu(or, xliv. 1465.
■I. (Ed.) A Descriptive Catalogue of Early Prints in
the Britich Museum. Illi:sr. i,on., 1879, Ac, 8vo. 5.
A Guide to Drawings, Prints, and Illustrative Works ex-
hibited in the Second North Gallery, British Musni -.
Lon., im, 8vo. 0. Works of the Italian Eiigr,. v.
of the Fifteenth Century reproduced in Facsimile uy
Photo-Intaglio; with an Introduction: with Lelter-
Press Descriptions of the Works Illustrated, and Copious
Lxtracts from the Text of the Poems. First Series.
l,.ii-t._ Li:n., 1834, fol. Limited to L'.'ii) copies. .
Reid, H. G. Past and Present, Edin., 1871, p. 8vo.
IJeid, Henry, [muc, vol. ii., add.] A Prnetieal
treatise on Concrete, and how to make it: with Obser-
vations on the Uses of Cements, Limes, and Mortars.
Plates. N. York, 1873, cr. 8vo.
Reid, Herbert J. The History of Wargrave,
REI
Berks, in which is included the Legend of Queen Emma.
Illust. Reading, 1885, 8vo.
Reid, J. Christ and his Religion : Discourses, N.
lork, 188(1, It'uiio.
T.i"*'i'"''r{* ?,'• /J' I'H'i'bles in the Highlands and
Islands of .Scotland, Lon.. 187", r 8vo
! Reid, James O. The Telegraph in America : its
founders. Promoters, and Notsd .Men, N. York, 1879,
Reid, James Smith, D. Litt.: graduated at the
I niversity of ( ambridge ; examiner In Latin in the Uni-
versity oi London. (Trans.) The Academics of Cicero,
Reid, John. 1. Christ and hi> Uoligi ,n, N. York,
i 1 1 t'"''. ■"'-•^",^>'>'™> of Theology for Sabbalh-
sch.,,,1 reiudiers and Church-Members: with Introduc-
tion by John Hall, Phila., I«S4, Kimo.
Reid, Rev. John .Morrison, D.D., LL.D., b
18.0, in New \ ork ; graduated at the Iniversity of the
City ol New Yiu'k I83il; became a minister of the
Methodist Episcopal Church 1844: corresponding secre-
tary of the Missionary Society of the Methodist Eidsco-
I pal Church 1872. I. Missions and .Missionary .Societies
ol the Methodist Episcopal Church, \. York, 1879, 2
vols. l2mo. 2. (Ed.; Doomed Religions: a .Series of
l-.ssays on the Great Religions of the \Vorld, N, York.
I'^84, 12mo.
'' V, K^'iJ* .I-ewis II. Living for the Master ; Sermons,
I N. \ork, 1,S87, I2iihj. '
1 iwJ^"'*!' .m*'']* '^'"yne* ["""•, vol. ii., add.,] 1818-
ir^i- 1. The Itatal Cord ; a Tale of Backwood Itetribu-
tion, L,m., 18H1), fp. 2. The Yellow Chief: a Romance,
Lon., I NOd, 1 2mo 3. The Castaways : a Story of Adven-
ure, l.on. 1S71, 12mo. 4. The Lone Ranche: a Tale of
the Staked Plain, Lon., 1871, 2 voKs. p. 8vo. 5. The
tinge;- of F^e : a Romance, Lon., 1872, 2 vols. p. 8vo.
•). Ihe Dtiith-Shot: a Romance of Forest and Prairie
Lon., 187:1, :l vols p. 8vo. 7. Half-Blood : a Tale of the
Flowery Land, Lon., 1875, 12mo. 8. The Mountain
Marriage, Lon., 1875, 12nio. 9. The Flag of Distress
Lon.. IK7I1, :; vols. p. 8vo. 10. Gwen Wvnn : a lin.
nianee of the Wye, Lon., 1877, 3 vols. cr. 8vo. II.
Gaspar the >Ja'..cho ; a Tale of the Gran Chaco. Illust.
Lon., 18711, p. ,8vo. 12. The Queen of the Lake: a Ro-
mance of the Mexican Vallev, Lon., 1880, i,. 8vo 13
I '■'je Lances: a Romance of the Mexican Vallev!
Lon, 1881, 3 vols. cr. 8vo. 14. The Lost Mountain : a
lale of .Sonora, Lon.. 188 1, p. Svo. 1.^. The Land of
t ic: a lale of A.lventure, Lon., 1884, .so. Kimo. l(i
I he Forest Exiles, Lon., 1 885, p. 8vo. 1 7. The Piep.ed
Jleart, and other Stories, Lon.. 188.0, 12mo. 18 The
Vee- Boers; a Tale of Adventure in Southern Africa.
Lon., 188,,, p. 8vn. 19. The Starof Empire, Lon., 1n86
i-nio. 20. No Quarter: a Komance, Lon., 1887. 3 vols
cr. 8vo.
Reid, Peter. (Trans.) William Tell: a Tragedy;
from the German of Schiller, by Tarkari, Aberdeen
Reid, Stuart J. A Sketch of the Life and Times
ol the Rev. Sydney ;-mith, Lon.. 1884, 8vo.
«v'!in,iv'^nn-,r'";!.',T'V'r '"'■ '■"'^■'"■•l '■'•""■ >Ii»« Holland,
f>iliie.\ smiths graiid-duiisili er, . . . and from a crcat
many iitlier ciimpeteiit helpers, as well as l.v, i goi^cuiL
a '" Mr 'i'/'''i'T'" "■'■"[''•^ «.»dtr«di,iu„; la- ,.?,,,ld ol!-
hoCk:'--'Atl,^o.%j7i'! '"■'"' "'■'-■'1 "" "'lerc^ting and useful
^ *^'^^'.'*','^' *'■ t'hemical Denudation in Relation to
Geological Time. Lon., 1870, Svo
'r"'**',?'*'"'""* ^* *'"">'**'»''• 18*2, at Newcastle-
mi-iyne. Lug.; beciime a journalist in Isf,!; ciitor of
the Preston Guardian in IStU. and of the Leeds Mer-
cury in IWn; resigned tlie editorshij, of that paper in
I8>6 to become manager in the publishing house of
Messrs. Cassell & Co.. London. He has contributed
largely to the lending English reviews and magazines.
. Cabinet Portraits : SkctnW f Leading Statesmen of
Both Parties. Lon,, 1872, ,,. ,
" It is ab.solutcly Imparth. . AlthoiiLMi wri'', tf «■ .
mistake not. hy a Rad Cal, tl... ,,i igrapl i eVofV n raeiV
I'o" ,^'/' "r'-y,''," ""^^'i'- '■"^'"'"^ "w'e [«' tice hail ,; ftJl^eJ
been done to it by writers of their own ,. .ify,"-.-l(/(.. No.
2. Charlotte Bronti''; a Monograph, .ihist. Lon
1877, p. 8vo. '
"We cannot say that Mr, Iteid's monograph has done
more than revive the Impression which ifer stor lU va vs
IT}IT\ He has added too little to our knowledge, aid
nv far'^.^o"™'!?','^''.';" .'*"«'^' ""l"irta„"0 on the whole
Uy tar the most satisfactory part of his work Is that In
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•^".ler t.l,o F,en,.|,, I.,,,," T.'.-"'"'* ->■•"'•""' "■ xun.s ^^^2] "''"" "^ ^°" ''""'"«^ »"'' ''"''"'logy, I'l/ila., \87R,
v!mi-.:ictcr» wliich tlicv ills ill i,,,. ,i * llitM|iic.silr,i,s cir
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' rZHf™^'"';""^ c„n..ider;i, Kdiii.', isri!
1.1)10. Tlio .Spirit of Jesus, l,„n 1HT2 Km,. -i
Everiast DK I'liiii-'lirnenf nn.l M i J- , ' .""""• *■
^^s-'ii-f'^'lir^vi^^^^iTti^^^;::
2.^Va,epe,li„o. .ho Va^tournanfhf^^r-.il'/'i^'^j^-
lleily, nev. Hilliam McClellan, b ]S!7 „t
narf and m r * ""''"^ ",' l'""<^'^"- Tl,eolo|i™l Semi- , ^"'"'8'-'' '-■""""dge; principal and
ISSl 12", '^^'•- T''" Artist and his Mission, Phila, > /'»?'""«'" "nd Christianity : with (J
Reime„8„vder. II... ...„:..„ „._ . . i :!fr;'""^i'i'^i"«-I''>'-lA|^-nd
Ififi.j, ><aii Fran., Ito.
ReinsPK. Ira, JI.B., Ph D., b. 184fi in New York ■
pro^ssor of chemistry and physics Tt w!llhi"S'
S strv h \v-M 1 • *'"?'•> *'""'"'^^ "f Organic
Lliem stry b ! . Wohler: with Additions, Phila., !,s7:t,
r. I2J10. 2. Piu.ciples of Theoretical Cht'mi-trv • will
P hlT: °lt ^•"'■'''"'""" "f t-henucul Con,;-,!,:'
iniin., IN, /, 12111. : nbwed.,cn ., I.s.sr. ;i An Inii-n,!,,,.
t.on to the Study „f Organic Chenii.tVy / V "oin n.H
iry . a le.tt-liook for Bej; nner.*. N York m«7 i<)„
Rentlall, Kev. Fn-ilpiin \r 4 1 ,
-f ■"f^^^pSrj.;^^5X:L:ir;];: Jtd' .^^r
■'='''•• ""'S Critical and E.xplanatory iCe. Ui Iss^"
Co!fete*'r'?"'.*^ ■'■''"' "«'"'■''' '^'-A-' F^'ll"w of Trinity
Loilege, Cambridge; principal and nrofe^sor „f ."r, 7
lenealogical, Clirono-
dioes: being the Hul-
by c. p. Krauth, Phii;::"is;;ri^;„:"".'"'n;tr'°"
Sketch, mi n . ' ,."! ^f''^*""' " '"T"!''"'^"'
Phila., IH86. " ""^ Creation: Lectures,
Heimcrs, Christian
IL',2
1- The Trnpped Medium;
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d fairly exhau.stive skctcli."-.sv,(.
oxhiiiistlve esai
Rc . -,|
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Hena ., n
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Lon., 187', j'/i„
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1. Portable Plant Protector's Cal-
2. Vines and Ground Vineries,
REX
Rendle, William, F.H.C.S., meclicnl officer nf
heiilth III ihu imiii'h u( St. Gi'oixo tho .Mnrlyr, London.
OIJ Southwiirk iinil it.s I'eoiilc, l,,ia.. isT.S, ,svo.
" A vnliinu; i.f uinisiml viiluc It <8 thor '.\Kh\'- nnd ml-
mitelv; well iiilurinuil ; it is writti'ii In an nnpiolunllous
styic, but 11 style tlmt Isnt'ltlicT ilrvnor i!;ill."--J/,'.., No
LMliO.
With NoiiAUx, I'irii.ii', F.S.A. Tlic Inns of OM South-
wiirk, iiml thfir Asaoeiiitioni. Illust. (jin IS8S r
,Svo. ' '
"Mr, Uendle, whom we may hjul: upon as llic author
1ms already written iiu iieeciunt ol' Snuihwark in uliicli
thdunh he betrayeil ilie usual weakness ni' the li.c'al Hiui-
(|Uiiry. and I'speeially of the London iocil anilciiiarv —
namely, an i^-iiurai...e of early medinval hisiory,---he also
showec (,'reat skdl in seizing and enlarj,'im,' upon wliat
Wonlil interest the general pnhlie. In this leal he seems
to Inive sneeeeded a second lime. . . It has one "reat
eharaeleristle wliiidi shouhl not he overlooked. ItTsall
the result ol oriijiimi reseiireli and ohservatiou."— .S'o( Jtiv
l.wli 17:1.
Itl'lliiie, JaiiiPN. The Converted Shenhtrd Boy,
[an aiit<ihiogra|diy,j Lon., 1.'<7S, .Svo.
Reniiie, Sir Jolni, F.Il.S., [anii-, vol. il., aiM.,]
I71II-IS-4. Aiitobiofjraphy of Sir ,Iohn Kennie, F.H.S.,
I'ast President of tho Institiitim of Civil Knginoers :
ciunprisin),' tlie IIi,<tory of his I'rofcsiMunal Life: ?oj;elhcr
with Koininisccnccs dating from tiio Commeneeincnt of
tiio Centiiry to liie Present Time, L(,n., 1.S73, ,s;vo.
"At (Miee mode.st and manly, simple in nhraseoloirv and
Sfiund in its .seientilie coneeplious.hriglit with referenee.s
to some of tlie most famous spots in llie wmld, to manv of
llie most noted clmraelers of English scadelv wiildn'tlie
present <'eutury, and to most of the elilet'eiiLdneeriUL'
works of .air lime, the ' AutobioKraphv' of .sir ,lohu Keu-
nie is a work of sinctdar iuterest."— .l/A., No, ■£■*».
Kenoiif, Peter JLe Page, F.li,S,L„ b. I.slm, in
the islanil of (iuernsey, and elueited at Flizabeth Col- '
le«e ; entered as a scholar of Pembroke College. Oxford;
beeaino a mciiilior of tlie Roman Catholic ciuirch in
1.S42, and in 185.) was ai>pointed professor of ancient i
history and Oriental languages in tho Catliolic Univer- '
sit^ of Dublin, wliere ho assisted in editing the Atlantis
and the Homo and Foreign Review. In I sill ho was
appointed an inspector of sc'nools, and in \>*!<i\ saeceeiled
l)r. Birch a.« keeper of Egyptian antiquities at tho Hrit-
ish Musouui and iis president of tlie Society of liiblical
Arehieology. Ho has contributed to English and (ler-
man Reviews. 1. The Doctrine of the Catholic Chuioh
in England on the Holy Eucharist, 1.S4I. 2, The Greek
and Anglican Communions, 1817. 'i. Xote on some Neg-
ative Particles of the Egyptian Languag !, 1.-<I)2. 4. A
Prayer from tho Egyptian Ritual. Translated from the
Hieroglyphic Te.\t, l.si)2. 3. Sir G. C. Lewis on tho
Decipherment and Interpretation of Dead Languages,
I.S8;t. 6. A Few Words on tlie Supposed Latin Origin of
the Arabic Version of the Gospels, ISliS. 7. University
Education for English Catholics: a Letter to the Very
Rev. Dr. Newman. By a Catholic Layman. 18114. 8.
Miscellaneous Notes on Egyptian Philology, I8li0. <J.
The Condemnation of Pope Ilonoriiis, 1868. "(This work '
was altacked by the Roman Catholic press and placed '
on the Index,) 10, The Case of Pope Hono.-ius Recon- '
sidered: with Reference to Recent Apologies, I8(i!). 1|,
Note on Egyptian Prepositions, IS74. 12, Lectures on !
the Origin and Growtii of Religion, as Illustrated by
the Religion of Ancient Egypt, (llibbert Lectures, 187i»,)
l.on,, 1880, Svo.
" The analysis of ancient Egyptian belief completely up- I
sets the theory ol I)e Brosses, which Profe.«sor jfa.\ .M'iiller I
had in the first seriea of the Hibbert Lectures shown to lie I
uiitemible.-iiamely, that all religion had its beginniiiL' in '
felishl.sm; while the e.iami nation of Egyptian mvths
adds vastly to the strength of the eonelusious reached hv
romparalive niythologists wdio have workeil in the wiile
held of Aryan tradition. To these two points Mr, Renouf
addresses himself specially throughout these lectures ; and
i we admit the truthfulness of the picture, we must allow
that his work has made sulwtanlial additions to our knowl-
edge <m a subject the importance of which cannot be ex-
UKgeratcd. '— .sVi(. A'ei'., xlix. 790.
Itciishnw, S. A. The Cone and its Sections, '.
treated Oeometrically, Lon., 1875, r. 8vo.
Kciitoii, Kdward II. Heraldry in England: with I
Glossary of Terms, Lon., 1888, 4to.
Kenton, \\\ Tlie Logic of Style: being an Intro-
duction to Critical Science, Lon., 1874, 8vo.
Iteiiton, >V. Oils and Water-Colours, Lon., 1876,
12mo.
Ueilton, W, Jesus, Lon., 1880, or. Svo.
Reiitun, \V. Bishopspool : a Romance of the Last
Generation, Lon., 18S:|, Svo.
Kepplier, Miss Agnes, b. 1866, in Philadelphia j
KFA'
Monllilv. Books and .Men,
Elliieal Forecasts: Essays,
1. contributor to tlie Athinti
' Bust., 1888, l2nio.
I "One of those books by a readir wliicli are olteii so do-
Mghtlul n resource in leisure hours. I be author is al.so a
good writer, with a plea-ant rippling style, and oceashui-
xlv'i '''ol ''''"'■' "' (''''""'"'y "" il'L' surface."— A'udoH,
lleslicr, Rev. Koliert Root, graduated, lirsi cla.ss
in theology, at King's ('oll.i.'e, Lemdon, Isi;;; ordained
1807; vicar of St. Mark's, Wahvorth, I.s7l)-S5, and since
then of Purley. The Holy Lain! : Services of Sacred
Song, Lon,, I87il, svo,
Revell, William I'.
I.iui., I.S.S7, |i, Svo.
Revere, JoMupli Warren, 1812-1880, li. in Bos-
ton ; grandfmi of Paul Revere,- entered the I'.S. navy
1828; resigned l,s5n ; t(Jok jiart in tlie .'\le.\iean and civil
wars; was court-martiallcil and ciismissed Iniiii the army
180:i, but liis dismissal was revoked by President Liii-
eoln 1S04, Keel and Saddle: l!elriis|ieet id' Forty
Vcar.s' Military and Naval Service, Best., 1872, l2iiio.
Revy, J. J,, member id' the Institute (d' Civil Kngi-
iieers of Vienna. The Hyilraulics of Great liivers;
t!ie Pariina.tlie I'ruguav, anil tlie La Plata Estiiarv, Lon .
1874, fol. ■
"It contains an aec<aiiit of survevs umlertaken at llie
expeiK-e ol the Argentine Coiifedeiatioii. . . . These sur-
veys were carried out liy .Mr. lievv. . . . lie appears to he
'.'.^'I't'y '■ pcleiil aiiilsai-oiciiMisofiserver.aiid he ciiseusses
Ills results Willi great critical ability."— .icu,/., vi. .'lOo.
Rew, R. II. Stack Ensilage, Lon,, IxSS, p, Svo.
Rex, lleiijamin F. Notaries' Manual: their
Powers, Duties, ,S:c,, under tlie Missouri, Kansas, Texas,
and Federal Laws : with Foi uis, St. Louis, 1882, 8vo.
Rexdaie, Robert, b. 1850; a journalist at Port-
laml. Me. Drilling Songs and Sketeiies, Portland, 1886,
I Ohio.
Rexford, Ehen Kiigene, b. 1848, at Johnshury,
N-V, Urandinothcr's Garden, Illust, Chic, 1887, 4to.
Revnnrd»ion, Charles Thomas S. Rirch-,
of Holywell Hall, Stamford. 1. Down the Road; or,
Remini.scences of aGentleuian Coachman. Illust. Lon.,
1875, Svo; new ed,, 188;.
"This sidrlted and humorous collection of anecdotes,
incidents, and <-irciinislanees(jf couch-travel in old limes ''
—l^liectalor, xlviii. 409.
2. Sports and Anecdotes of Bygone Days in England,
Scotland, Ireland, Italy, and the Sunny South. Illust.
l,on., 18S7, Svo,
■ I'l-"?'."-* "''",«"it saying that one who is able to write in-
telligilily on tlie many and varied incidents of no fewer
tliaii sixty winters and summers largely devoted to sport-
ing, iishiug. and driving, together with a certain amonnt
pt huiitiug, has a good deal to say of interest to sportsmen,
both old and young."— .4(A., No. 3120.
Reynold, .tirs. The Secret Revealed, Lon., 1871,
I21110.
Reynold§, Beatrice. The Match-Maker, Phila,,
1878, l2ino.
Reynolds, Charles B. Old Saint Augustine: a
Story of Tliree Centuries, St, Augustine, Fla., 1885, 12mo.
Reynolds, Kdward. A Digest of the Civil
Criiiiinal, and Revenue Cases published in the Punjab
RttMird during tlie Years 1800-1875, Lnliore, 1870, Svo.
Reynolds, Elmer Robert, b. 1840. at Dansvillc,
N,V, ; educaled in the public schools of Wisconsin, and
at tlio Medical School of Columbian University, Wash-
ington, D.C. ; served in tlic civil war, and has been in
the U.S. civil service since 1877, 1, Aboriginal Soap-
stone Quarries in the District of Columbia, Cambriilge,
1878, 2. The Cemeteries of the Pi.«cataway Indians iit
Kittainaquindi, Maryland, Wash,, 1880, ;i. A Seien-
tilie Visit to the Caverns of l.uray, and the Endle-s
Caverns in the Massanutton Jlountains, 188). 4, Me-
moir on the Pre-Columbian Shell-.Mounds at Newburg,
Maryland, ,to„ Copenhagen, 1884. 5. ThcShell-Mound.s :
Antiquities of the Choptank Indians of Maryland, l88r,,
0. .Memoir on the Pre-Columbian Ossuaries at t^ani-
bridgeand Hainbrook Bay, Maryland, Lisbon, Portugal.
1SS7, ■
" Reynolds, Francis," (Pseud.) See Statiiam,
F. R,, iiijiii,
Reynolds, Rev. Henry. Baptism by CUri.,t the
Only Means, Cambridge, 1871, 12ino.
Reynolds, Rev. Henry Robert, D.D,, \_a„ie,
vol 11,, add,,] b, 182.5, at Ronisey, Hampshire; gradu-
ated at the University of London I8l;i ; became a Con-
gregational minister ; president of Cheshunt College and
professor of theology and exegesis since 1800. 1. (Ed.)
Ecolesia: Church Problems considered, in a Series of
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I'"n, 1875, 8v„, !;7el |S7,i "" ^"""™ ^'^ '*'7^.
^^>i^!^^r''i^^,!:il!^i^,;i!^\f^^!'n th.M>Khif,>i book. !
ua"a 'T TH,',iu'r- „!;r;'\V' E- ward, M.A., «ra,|. ^
librarian siru,, IS77, I r&n i",! ."'^ ""'' ""hclrnl
•Ito. ,) (E ) Onli "l. J^%\ ""('""is") I-on., 1880
tion/cN,„K;i„„';u' ;LV' ^a'^t:;',:'-' ''?n^"''"'^''-
fro... Various Kconl, T^. ,.H""r- II'"'!'-""^^J
Heynolds, J. Hijssell, M D F n q r , , i
IS.'fl, I-on.! 18Sa, 8vo. ' """•»""> Oration,
Keynolds, James. I" P t i n • ■ ,.
ISuTn"",'' /"""^? Emcrsfn, M.D.. FRS b
i«»l, at Uooterstoivn, Ouuntv n„h];„ . '•'^•' /•"••'•. b.
ceding: iirofcHsor nf ,.h„ • . • ,' """ "^ "'» !>'•''-
Dublin Ts SI," t I ,^,';'? '"p-""' UnivorH.ty' of
i«try, Lon., IS7V " el ,sr« "? Kxperimentai Chem-
J^-.r/.W.un-ULS-».4,^Pen^^
^^J«rrirp!:;r;;;«r'i^'^^"^''-'
W. 1S.S1, 12,n„; llVle,! enl 18,^) °° *"J"'f'-'>-y.
Reynolds, liev. Joseph William v 1 r
Use ofSci'ne Un l^'^S i'"^ « Verification by Free
"^: ■ :;^:^ "';'"i!i"";? ''"^' ''• iieart-c,:;t;i^^ tn'
Como: Iinmo t li y a Phv,il:.. v"-. r"' ^^^ "'""-I'' '»
Reynolds LF ^'V;"f ' .''"^•'. ^on., I88S, cr. 8,0.
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MS:r^:,J;2r^Ji'S-3;„i",;r"
new eil., Lon, 1875 p svo '■''('•»va. i. liarbiiru,
^r-77;^r£ ?'r^^^'^. ^
tive linsineer, Firon an a. , Knlin" n '*'"' ^'""•"""'-
Historical Notice of the ^-nS'ie-Boy : comprising a
and their W^Lr, ,t , , rTsy^TT"^'" ^^'"'""-
Locon.otivf En^^ne X; " L,"n"'7isV" ""^ V^"" "^
tae^o.t™ea;^.{/-,;»„f^„^,i^ ,
FrLd." ' Engmeman's Guide, Philosopher, and
Reynolds, Osborne. M A f n s r
engineering in O.ens Col'leXi^Ma^nSerrTe^/r
BHO
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ch?oh,''L^o''n'.,"l87-'o: 2 1"!,: ^;';:''"' ^^""^ •'^ ""> ^•"-o'-
.ia"tS^p'a«^;;Z».:|'fn'??'' ?-^- "^ ^«'^'- "' ^^■'-
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iiistittito, belniKifrove I'n isni . „. i ■ ■ ; " """''^i
thcran Church ]sfl'> ,,ni .'' u ' ""'"'ned in the Lu-
since 1874 1 Th'e P ' n?" " f"^'*"^ '" '^'- '-"'"^
Day, St. Liui, ,874 ^JTr ^^'"''r'"' "^ ">« '""•''•■'
Phil ... s™ 12, i^ f n ^.'!°"8'"" '■"'• ■^"""S "<=".
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ggff-iiaesewiiMnw
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1882. 5. Life Thoughtu for YoiiiiK Women, Philn,, I8R4,
12mi). H. Vital liuostions pc'rtaining to Christian lloliof,
IS.HI). 7. I he rhronoof Uruoo; or, A Cull fur I'nivi'r,
I'hila., IHH7, l2ino. ''
HhoUcs, W. II., ("Caxton," ,,8t.„,l.) Cuxton's
Hook: I'uuiim, Mtetuhes, Ao.. Sun Kriiii., I,S7(1, IL'iiio.
Ilhone, I>. L. I'metico ami I'rcjcuss in ihV (rriihiinrt'
Court of I'etiNKylvaniu : I'mbruoiii)? I,uw.< rclutinK to the
Setlk'iiiunt of K»(ut08 of Dtcedents, Ac, in tlio Courts
of Common I'lcus iinU Kquily, IMiilu., lss:i ■' vols Hvo
Rhys, John, M.A., 1.. Isio, ut Abircueio, Cur.li-
(funshiro; ^ruduutwl, first cluss l,it. Iluui.. ut .Jesus Cul-
\ege, OxforJ, ISil!). unci elocle.l Fiillow of M,.,Icm ColluL'f ■
atterwurJs stucliod in Franuo urid (lurriiuriv ; appointed
inspector of schools for Flintshire and bcnl.iglishire
1X71; becunie professor of Celtic at Oxford |S77 and
was elected an honorary Fellow of Jesua College 1
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irtlmilar, Inil tonemTul (•(.mpurativu philology as v,'ull "
A. II. Sayck: /laia., XL 417.
" l'rorei.sor Hhys In tho volume before us has not only
shown the exaet pluee whleli Welsh uceiipies In the v idelv
extoiKltil (unillyof .\ryaii languages, but he has throwii
considerable light upon the strnelureaud eoinpusition of
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CS.S true as the author would be Ihe llrst to acknowledge
that the book contains, besides the coni.'luslons which mav
be regarded as airly secure, a large number of snggestioirs
which future liivestigatiou may very likely sli.^w to be
untenable. . . The Hibbert Lectures on Celtic mythology
will be none the less an epoch-making book."---llK\iiy
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eltie mythology of which two more iiarUs (on the ' liark
I uderwold IJivimties' and on the ■ Arthurian Legend') are
to appear, It is to be hope.1 »h,.rtly."-P. VoKK I'owkLL:
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Itiafto, Juiill F. I. Classified and Descriptive
Catalogue of tlio Art Objects of .Spanish Production in
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and Notes, ("Soutli Kensington Art Hand-Books,")
Lon., 1872, 8vo. 2. Critical and Bibliographical Notes
on Early Spanish .Music, Lon., 18,S7, 8vo.
Ribton, Theodore, b. 1844; graduated at Pem-
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Inner Temple 1871. Law an.l Practice in Bankruptcy
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Ricards, Rt. Kev. James Uavid, Roman Cath-
olic bishop of Retimo. The Catholic Church and the
Kaffir : a Brief Sketch of tlio Progress of Catholicity in
South Africa, Lon., 1880, p. Svo.
Rice, Allen Thorndyke, 185.3-1889, b. in Boston ; I
graduated at Oxford 1875; bee ime editor and proprietor
of the North American Kuview in 1876 1 (Kil ) Fs
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187J, 8vo. 2. (Ed.) Reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln.
By Distinguished Men of his Time. N York 18S6
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OfSciual and Frequently Employed Unofficinal Prepara-
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Rice, David. The tJowers of Glenarne: a Novel,
Lon., 1868, 3 vols. p. 8yo.
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Rico, James, 184<i-1882 ; educated ut Queen's Col-
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1 IS71 ; was editor and pruprietor of Once a Week IStis-
' 72, and for ciglit years Ihe Lonilon correspondent and
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compiled for the lovernment of India, Lon., 1S78. 3
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Svo. 3. Catalogue of Sanskrit Manuscripts in Mysore
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Bangalore, 1887, 4to.
Rice, Rev. Nathan ; uis, [mil,, vol. ii., add.,]
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tollego. Elementary Treatise on Geometrical Conig
Seel ions, Lon., 1873, p. Sy,,.
IticliardHoii, G. An Account of some Well-Au-
llnnticateil .Miracles, Lon., l-^^.'i Svo
Uichardsoii, George Gib««ii. The Corn- and
Cattle-Producing Diatriots of France. Illust. Lon.
1H78, Hvo. '
..I'm.'," '™"""'"^ ,*"'"' In'preslliiuf facts, ami notwith-
sluii. liiB the .iiiaiitlty „r .si,illstlcs, may 1,,: r,;,! f o „ 1 "-
Kimilnt! to end with undiminished interest hy „i " ,„\,
who rares ahout Fraiueaiid desires toobtali, a mor eu^'i^
rati' knowledge of the »nl)jeet."-.s'n^ ftr , .xlv " "J Wki
V 'V",''ocT*'.?„""' "• **'• ■'■'"' >'i"i™al lianks,N.
iork, 1880, H2ino.
ISsV""*""'"""' "•""""«• Evory-Day Doing., Lon.,
liiehardson, J. S. G. 1. South Carolina Ueports.
vols..Tiv.,xv.,(f8B6-lSf,s,)Chio.,2vols. Svo. 2. South
tarolina buprenio I'ourt Koports, vols, vl.-x., (187B-
ISTil,) Jersey City, N.J., 1877-1880, 5 vols. Hvo.
liiehardson, .1. W. The Works and Words of
Uo,l: Illustrations of tho Nineteenth Psalm, Lon., ls:o
p. Svo. I •",
Richardson, James. The Wonders of the Yel-
lowstono, N. Iiork, 1872, I2mo.
Hichardsoii, James, ("Adam Stevin," pseud.)
hyes Kight: a l' helor's Talks with his Itoya. lllu
fiost., 1878, sq. -.o.
Richardson, James. Neophonosraphy: .Method
t .^'""•'' *",«•'"• Scientif,,., and Easy Alphabetiua
Writing, N. V.,rk, 1870. I. 'mo. ^ aoeuuu
Hiehardsoii, Ven. John, D.D., b. 1S17,- gradu-
atoii 1,1 Irinily College, Dublin. 1842; ordained 1 St" •
vicar of St. Mary's, liury st. Edmunds, 18,^7-74, and
since then of Camden Church, Camberwell ; archdeacon
ol houthwark since 1882. 1. The Preaching of the
Uoss: Sermons, Lon., lS(i9, p. ^vo. 2. Gospel fnitie-
I-on., 187,,, , 2mo. X Daily 'lleadings for Sea's.ns Eas:
,r '"JVhit.suntule, Lon., 187,-,. p. Svo. 4. Thoughts
about Salvation, for Thinking Men, Lon., 1877, 12mo.
•-. l-wnrns, r-uggestions ad Cioruni, ... Five Lectures
nt Hereford, Lon., 1879, 18mo. «. Early Days in the
Christian Life. l,o„ , 1881. 7. Steps unto Heaven, Lon.,
As Yankees see iia: or,
■ •-^O, er. Svo.
reihh 11, ( Anieiican Ileal,!, l'rlmer»,"j Phlla., 187(1,
Rit'hardson, l.i'andcr.
Cuslnios of the Coikneys, l,(,n.,
in"'*^j;"^'!:riv''"-,n!;''- '^-•'«'l-^'r'- I'-
Richardson, Octavia. (IM.) The Itight Plesaunt
li-torie ol he I'uur ,^„„„es of Aymon, (Early Eng.
le.xt .^oc. I'ub,,) I.on., Issi, ,sv„ ^ *'
first ehiHs •Iheol., „. King's .'olleg,.. l.oiul iMWl, or
dallied IStlO, vi,. f ,S.a...n, Devonshire, since 1SS|.
1.1 lie Young Coniiiiunleaors Manual, L,m., IssH
■l-mo. 2 Ministering Sen.mts: a Manuol for Cborlsl
ters anil .'servers, Lon., I8SH, .')2mo.
1 i"''is"i"s"""' "■ ''"'" "' ' *"''»'""'e f"i- Coal,
Richurdson, R. Ireland in 18811: with an Agii-
; cultoia Mill, ol Inland, Lon., ISM, sm. 4to.
Riihardsoii, Rnl|>h, M.A., M.D., F.H.C.P. Edin
be .-„n,plieity of Life: an Inlroduetorv Chapter on
i \,',o''f't ;"".:'."'•,'•"" ' '"•■" '=''•• entitled ••On the
Valine ol I. lie,' .Ho., |s7!i.
I Richardson, Hvv. Roberl. I. Communings in
lie Niiietuary, Lexington, Ky., IS72, 18mo. 2. .<eri|,.
I Ric'iardMon, Robert, h. |s,',(i, „t Sydnev, New
I South Walls: graduated at Sydney Cniversity 1S7().
I and since thei, has followed Journalism and literature as
:a protession n, Sydney, London, and Edinburgh, act-
ing as a corresnondeM of several papers, and contrib-
( uling to Good Words. Temple liar, and other popular
'TrTn'th f 1.';-"" 1""^',"' ^rnngdale, o'r, ' The
> rength ol Patience, Lon., 1S7.^ I ~n,o. 2. The Cold
.MioiUder; or, A llalf-Ve.ir at Caiglen, Edin., 187fl,
Uiw. .). Our Junior Mathematical Master, and A
enluus Errand, Lon., I87G, ISmo. I. The Boys of
illoughby fcchoo : a Tale, Edin., Isr7, 12mo. 5.
iilack Harry; or, Lost in the Hush, Lon., 1877, ISmo.
0. ino Young ( rag.sman, and other Stories, Edin IS78
2mo. 7. Phils Champion: an Irish Story, Edin
• fo'c**™- ^- "''""itli Ibe i'ionthcrn Cross: a Story
1.011 88(1, p. Svo 9. Almost a Hero; or, School-Days
llest I .'"k • "^T- >"•' "*'*"' I'- «vo. 10. The
lest ol Chums, and other Stories, Edin., ISSl, p Svo
I . Ibe Light-lIouse-Keeper for a Night, and other
n Ti'' t?- ""; "*■""• '2- Tbe Little Australian ,
?^., ,. '""^^' '" "'" J^""''- •'•^o I'"" . 1881, 18ino, K)
Little Flotsam: a .'Slory I ,r Boys and Girls, Ac, Lon.,'
8SI p. Svo. 14. Two llrothers, Edin., I.sSl, ISmo
l.J. Iho llu m the Bush.- a Tale of Australian Ad-
venture, Edin., 1SS2, p. 8vo. 16. Balphs Year in
Russia: a .story of Travel and Advenlu e in Eastern
i-urope, Lon 18S2, 12mo. 17. Adventurous Boat Voy"
ages, Lon.. IS8I, p. Svo. IS. The Story of the Ni^er:
a Record of Travel and Adventure from the Days of
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is?^'"''*/'''*""' ^•, ''^"''"' "' '^'^''"" = "■ Novel, Lon.,
I8SJ, or. Svo; new ed., 1SS4. '
StJChardson, S. T. "Friends" in Council- a
J!rier.u^ -".inday-School Conference; 2d eJ . Lon., 1S75
Ru!-.UM>son, W'., M.D., M.R.C.P. Remar'ks on
;■ 'be.,'. jpeeially 11, Kefercnoe to Treatment, Lon.,
, p. Svo.
Richardsun, John, of St. John's, Keswick. "Cum-
berland lalk: l>eing Short Tales and Rhymes in the
uialect of that Country, Lon. and Carlisle, 1872-76, two
series, l2mo.
V -SO
. '".♦='"• f''^""". W- 1" Di'tioa and Conduct of Nurse,
in I rivate .Nursing, Lon., ISS7, n;„\o
Richardson, William. I. -'rhc Timber Mer-
chants, Importer's, and Ship-Owner's Freight-Book
Lon Is ;. p Svo. 2. The Timber Merchant: Guide
tor liuilding Contractors, Ac, Lon., 1870, I2nio
Richardson, William Adams, Li. 1, , i„„ie
vol 11 add.,] b IS21. at Tyngsborough. .Mass., gradu"
ated at Harvard Is4,i. and m the law department 1846-
electeil ludge of the U.S. Court of Clai:.;. 1874 aiel
chiet justice ISS.",. 1. National Banking Laws, 'lS72
:,• i^r'"'!"™' rnformation concerning the Public Debt of
the United Stales. Wash., 1872, r. Svo Fd ) Re
vised Statutes of the Lnite.l States: t^m„ ,,.[■„( em'-
bracing the SUitute.s, General and Permanent: with
Ketercnces connecting Provisions on the same Subiect
v^ff^^rl'^'^, ^"'■'^ '^"-i ''?'• '•' I-^gi^^'ion of 'the
^ortj-rUird to lorty-Sixth Congresses, (1873-81)
1277 '
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'i 1 1
Wn«h„ IHMl, (to. With SAvnKn. Okoikik P„ Siipi.li,. I ;). Aclnhled, N. Vork, (872
uifiit t<> tho Miu»uoliu»utt« Oeimnil Slututui, IHflO-lHHI, : IHT3. ,'). The KiiUl Dowor
""».' 'J^' '-""-'• -..""'*■ '"'• ! Two P,ul,., .\. V. '■ tH75, ■
lUrhnrdMOii, Williiim C. .Syitcm of ObKtetrl.'. I or, Wlint in Truti Ill-ist.
on lloiiii>'o|iiitlii.^ I'riiii'i|ili'!', St.. r,iiiil», Mo,, 1H77, Hvo
" ■ I'" ■ ' "" il'i'^t '^i- it<iiiir<, .»IU,, int I, OVO,
Itichurilsoii, W illiiliii lluiiry, F.H.A., Knulimtcd
BtHt. Miiry Hull, li\l'(ir.|. ImTI; Iniiiii^rly mniMliiot luin-
tor In Cbriat Cliurcb Ciitliwlral SlIiuoI, Oxlonl, iiiid in
yuiscn Kli/,iil)i'th'» School, I|iBwlch. (Ivl.i The AiiniilU
of I|iH«"li''. The l.uwoK, I'lmtoiiiH, nnd (lovernii". of the
miino. Colliioteil out of y' Hiiioril?, H.ioki'»,iiiiil Wrilin)(K
of thiit Towiio. Ily Niithiuilfl UuiMiii, INtil. Willi a
Memoir by S. Wenthorii. I|i»wiih, iaM4, Svo.
Itlclien, Mr*. Anna ti., wife i>f K. 11. Riohe»,
iii/rii. I. The "1 Willa" .,f Scrii]tur«, Lun., IS71),
l2iuo. 2. The " I Will" lliillohiy Toxt iiml Yuiir Hook,
I.on., IS-tf, ;i2ino. 3. Hid in the Huiirt; Short llihlo
Kwidlngd for Kvitv D,iy, I,„n., IHSI, ,|o„io. ). ('„n.
<'ernin»? Hiniseir ho Witnosa of the Word to I'luist,
l.on., \HH\, f,,. li,,,,,,.
lliclie»,fcduunlII.,I.f'I>.,K.K.A.S. I. Stretched
Out u|ion I lie WiittTH, Lon., 1S7I), Svo. 2. .My Tour Kimt-
wurd: the .Meiliturninuan, Kgypt, Ac, l.on., I,SS7, n,
Hvo. 3. Soniethinn Went Wrong: ii Story of Hyiino-
lism, Non.. Isss, I'Jmo. t. Doginatisni, th» Cousulenoe,
nnd Agnnalicisni, I,on., ISHS, or. Svo.
Ilii-hi'y, AlexHiidi-r <;eorKe, Q.C., r,I,.D.,
iM.h.l.A.; dopuly jiogiu.^ jirofussor of feudiil and Kng-
lnh law in the University of XJublin. I. I.ccturen on
the History id' In-land, Dublin, Is7i), two series, n. Svo.
2. The Irisli l.iind Laws, T.on,, ISS{), i>. Svo.
" It I'ontaln.s an I'xainhiHtlori of tliu Act of 1870, which
(K'HoryfN tlu' allfiuhm of all Irish land law refornionj."—
1. h. ('. I.hMI.lK: ,lcri</,, xvlli. 4l',».
3. (Kd.) Ancient l.iws of Ireland: a, Selection of
Urehon Law Tracts, 1>S», Svo. I, A Short History of
the Irish People down to the Date of tb« Plantalicm of
Ulster. Editeii, with Notes, by KoliiTt Komney Kane,
Ll,.l)., M,R.I,A, l.on., IS87, or. Svo. Posth. (Con-
tains the two seiHfS of " Lci'turea" |irovi.,usly published,
a lecture, delivered at Edinburgh, on the Physical Geog-
raphy of Ireland, and a fragment of a largo liistory of
Ireland, on which the author was engaged at the time
of his death, the whole arrange! in a eunuected series
nnd annotated by the editor.) j
"His study of the Hrtduui lawH .Midowed hlin with an
iouleni's» (il uurceiitlijii that oimlil, il hi,,, i,. ii,»,„.i 1.1.,
«..oo,,, ,vJ ,/,>..■ .1 ., ,.'.v"^'' '''"'"""»" '''"•""'v )iorKsoi Ijeonardo 1 a V ne Lon ISS.'i ■'
way with unerrlnK' Instlint Ihroim'h the mazes of Irish
Ills ;>iy. More llm|i llii,, It laiiKlit hiiii to appreciate the
fl■elln^'Sot the Irish iiatUvs, aiol at the .same lime to do
Justice to those ellorLs of the KiikHsIi (lov.riiiiiciit wliich,
however mistJikeii In design, however fruitless in result.-,
were lor the 111. ..st part born .da good Inteiiliiin and an
Iniiiust desire tn riviluc Irelaiiil. , . . His work is not so
miii'h a history in the ordinary sense, as an orouiion or a
cine wheri'Witli to read history. And this Is liist wliat is
wanted at the present time, when -.> many earnest .students
are belli),' attracted Ui Irish bi.slory."-K. Uu.SLoi'; Acuil.,
Iticlicy, Rev. Thomas, D.D., professor of eocle-
■mstieal history in the (ieneral Thc.dogical Seminary,
New \ork City. The Churchman's Hand -Book : a Prac-
tical Huido on the lUghts and Duties of Reetora, War-
dens, Vestrymen, .te., N. Vork, H-i». liimo.
KichingH, Ilev. Alfred Cornelius, M.A., erndu
ted 111 rhrJ-t'u ri.,!! n I ..; 1 . ..... ' *? .
4, /oil Hodman, N. Vork,
N, Vork, 1874. «. Tb»
■im. 7. Hope Kayniond i
-. - ....... .V, York, 187,0, I ilnio. H.
Alice (IrnnI, \. Y„rk, Is7(i, I2ino. II. Harry the Pro.li-
lial, N. York, IS's, Irtnio, in. Drifting and Anehore.l,
v. York, ISNii, jeimo, n, ii,„i. ciin,,,,, jj. Vork, Issl.
Illnio. 12. Hoys Wife, and otiici Stories, N, York, ISs;,
l2mo, 13. Woman, First and Last, and what she bus
done, .\. York, 18H7, 12mo. II, Anna Maynard, the
kinif's Daughter, N. Vork, ISSM, l2iiio.
Hii-hllioiid, I. I,, Three Courses for Threepence:
Ten l.esiims in Cottage Cookery, Lon., IH.^.i, l2mo.
Kiehinoild, J. I\ 1. Tlie llrigbt Side of .New York
(City) and its Inslitutions. Illiist. N. York, l^ri, mvo;
new ed., 1S74. 2. Diamonds, Unpolished and Polished.
Illiist. N. York, 187'!, 12ino.
Hii'hnioiid, W, D. I, (irammar of Lithography,
Lon.. IS7II, p. ,sn,. i>. Colour and I 'olour- Printing, as
ftpplieil to l.illiograpliv, Lon., ISS.i, er. Svo.
Hichiiiond, Hevl Hili'rid John, M.A„ gradu-
ated at Keblc C.illege. (),\ford, IH7.;; ordained IH77j
tutor of Kelile College ls?rt-Hl j warden id' Trinity Col-
logo, (Jlenalmond, 1S81-SS. Christian Eeonmiiics, Lon.,
18HS, er. Svo.
"It Is an attempt tn redeem polltleal ecoiiomy from the
impntation of JiistKying all the selllsh iiinl godless aclloim
which are conimitted In its name." .S/,(e^it»r, 1x1. S.1I.
ItlcliK'r, EliKUne. Co-Operulivo Stores: their
History, Organination, nnd Management, N, Vork, Isi!"
Itichter, Jean Piuil, Pb D., M.A., b. ls47, »t
Dresden; educated at the universities of Leipaic and
Rostook; was private tutor to the present Landgraf
Alexander Pricdrieh of Hesse lS7l-7:t, and allcrwards
spent three years in Italy and in the East, making re-
searches in connection with early Christian and Kenais-
sance art| resiiled in London from IS7S to I SSI, and
since then has liveil in Italy, engaged in the preparation
ol winks relating to Italian art. He is an bonorarv
member of the Academy of Fine Arts, .Milan, and a
kniglit (first class) of the onlers of St, Michael and
Jrederick. He lias contributed articles to the Academy,
the Nineteenth Century, and other periodicals, ami piih-
lisbed several works in (icrman, 1. Leonardo da Vinci,
('Mireat Artists,") Lon,, ISSO, p. Svo. 2. (Ed.) Tlie
Literary Works of Leonardo da Vinci, Lon.. ISS.'i
....1.1 1 U > T..I- . ....... '
This is a valuable book, but . . . the .style Is dry and
Dr. Kleiner does not write tor thetreii-
■ !■ ■ •"• ". .,,.,...11 i\i\. 111 iiiu iiiiiifmai nailery.
Illustrated with Photographs and Wood-Engiavini's.
Lon., I8S3, 4to.
"This is a valun
wanting In eliarni. „ >.,„., ,.„i.„ „„i „ ,,n, „„. ^,^^
eriil reader: he specially addresses the art sliident. . . .
Ills ohjectistogiveahlstory of the Italian silus.ls as 11-
lustraled by the pictures In the .National Uallery nt
the photographs which illustrate the I k it is impossible
U> speak with too high praise."— .s>(r/(l^yr, hi. Glli.
4. Catalogue of the Collection of Paintings lent for
the Exhibition [in the Corporation (lalleries, (llasgow 1
by the Mari|Uess of liuto, Glasgow, ISS4, Svo. 5. Notes
on Vasari's " Lives of Painters, Sculptors, and Arch-
itects," Lon., IH.S5, l2mo. (This forms the sixth vid. of
the translation by .Mrs. J. Foster of Vasari's "Lives'
publislied in " Uohn's Standard Library.") Willi
Si'AiiKKs, J. C. L,, Catalogue of tiie Pictures in the Diil-
ated at Chris'fs Col^,^^; Cambr dge ,sV imK """Y'r'n' "^^ Vt ^V '^""''"«i"'-" "^ "'« l''"'"^"" i" the D„l-
1S44,. vicar .of Boxmt.V sinie 'iT.S. ' Tl',:, Churls I P::il;te;rC''lsm' """ «'"«"'1''"'='" Notices of the
Holy Year: Hymns and Poems for Alltho'sund'iys'and
ISsf '^' "'' "'" ^'''"''"''' ''■'"■' '885, ISmoi 2d ed.,
Richmond, A. 11. 1. Intemperance and Crime:
tourt and Prison Leaves from the Diary of an Old
Lawyer, Meadville, Pa., 1883, 2 vols, in I. Hvo; newed.,
entitled " Leaves from the Diary of an Old Lawyer: In-
temperance the Great Source of Crime," N York ISSO
'?■ .'■"'" a u ^'"" ^ '""' "' Cassadaga Lake : a Review
?L; ,„ "y""'^'-'^""""'"'"'^'^"' Kenort; 2d ed., Bust.,
18SS, 12mo. '
Th**v'""c'""'' ^"' *^<"« I" v., (Hatch.) I.
Ihe Now Science: a Series of Inspirational Discourses-
No 1, Lon., 1S73, Svo. 2. Spiritual Ethics: a Series
of Inspirational Discourses: No. 1, Lon., 1873, Svo. 3
,0-1;'' ,T'^ Spiritual Light, and other Lectures, Bost..
;„;;' '„■""• {■ T?" symbol ae.ies or Lectures, Bost.,
1877, IBmo. .l. \ Dices from Life's Thither Side: Is
Materialization True? Lectures, Bost., 187S, Svo. 6
Discourses on Religion, Morals, Philosophy, and Meta-
phvsics; 2d ed., N.York, 1880, 12mo.
Richmond, Mrs. E. J. I. The McAllisters, N
■iork, 1871. 2. The Jewelled Serpent, N. York, 1872.
1278
Richter, Louisa Maria, b. 1852, at Broussa,
Asia Minor; daughter of Heinrich .Schwab, Aufltria.i
and American consul at Broussa ; educated at Iho Dia-
konessenschulo, Smyrna, IS«3-llti; removed to England
in 1871, and was married to Dr, J. P. Richter, miiji-a, in
IS78. I. (Trans.) Italian Masters in German Galleries :
n Critical Essay on the Italian Pictures in the Galleries
of .Municli, Dresden, Berlin; from the German of ti.
Morelii. Illust. Lon., 1883. p. Svo. 2. Melita ; a
Turkish Love-Storv, Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Richter, Otto. 1. A .System of Chemical Philos-
ophy, Lon., ISliS, Svo. 2. Successful Action of Sodium
and Iodide of Etliyl, Lon., 1872, Svo. 3. Chemical Con-
dition of Glycolio Alcohol and its Ileterologues, Lon.,
1872, Svo. 4. Chemical Constitution id' Inorganic Acids,
Bases, and Salts. T.nn.. 1882. Syo. 4. The Typo-Nucleus
Theory, Lon., 1SS3.
Rickaby, Joseph, S.,T., professor at Stonyhurst
College. Moral Philosophy, (" Manuals of Catholic Phi-
losoiihy,") Lon., 1888, or. Svo.
Richard, F. J. Mineral and other Resources of
lie Argentine Republic, 1869, Lon., 1870, Svo.
Rickard, Thomas. The Gold-Fields of the
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Tranamul; Willi n M»ii, iind iin A|infn(li!i cm tho AiHii-
cent Coal ainl Inin nf \iitiil, l,<iii„ iNMl, Mvu.
Hli'hiird, W. Miinuiil nf the Motrlo Sy«leiii. I. on.,
1H7.'. I2in... ^
ItivknrdH, K. IN.IIy; „r, Nothing like Frien.l.,
1,1111., ISHL'. »(|. Khn.i.
KlckunU, lOdith ('. I. Iloro nu<l Iloroaftir
Thoughts iin<l .'^iixnialliiiiH, 1,1,11 . |i, Nv,,. n Lmi,.
Nel((hhciiirn in I.M.iilnn. Illini, l.un., Jh.hj .,."s\c,. ;|,
A StmiiKu Kxhihitiun, ami uthur Tftlen for the Yuunu!
Illiixt. I.iin., \>i-*T, p. Nvd.
Uirlinrdii, NIr (ieorRe Kollilltv, K.c.l)., M.a.,
r<(H(.', vol. li., ii,|,|.,| b. IMH; ,.,|i„.,n„,| ,„ |.;|,,|, |,,„|
Oxfonl, unil (ili'clc.j II KclldW ..!' (iiiutir« Ciliu^o; fullu.l
to thc! bur lit tho Inner 'rciniiln l^<:)7: impli'^sor uf iiolii.
ion! iMoniiiiiy nt iixC.r.l ls..l-.'i«. |',,|,ui,ir Kmiyn on
I'olilinil K.oiinmy, l,on , l.STI, l.'iii... With Uave.ns-
wiiurii, l,(iiiB, IIIIIII..I Tlui /Kni'iil <,( VirKil, in Unuliuli
llliiiik Vcr.Hi', Ivliii., IS7I-r'.', ■: vnU. rp. ^v.i.
ItiikcIlN, Kev. .Miirtiii Henry, .M .\.,«rii.liiiiti..l
lit h.\i!i.!r ('oli.'xc llxlorU, lxl7: orJiiini..! ISIHj vli'ur
of KiiiKlilon .linco l•^7«. Savoil by \m l,ilu: Thouijhts
on Iho I'liwiit Wink of ('hri.«t, l.on., 1m7;i, p, svu.
Iticketts, Pi'tfrdf IN-yNlt* r. Xoten on AK^iivlnir
anil Ai-siiy SohciiifH. Illiii.t. \. Voik, I,s7rt, nvo With
RusNKi,!,, S. 11., Sk.'iuton \„tM upon Inoraiinio CUuin-
Utrv. I'lirt I. N, Vork, I«s7, ^Imo.
Itickuit', Andrew !•'. Niimb.ra itpplloil to Com-
plete Arithiiii'tio, N, York, l.sSil, I'.'nio.
Itickfi, (.curKr. I. Kk'm.iitnry Arithnietie, iwul
how lo Teiii'h it, l.on., I,S7!I, p. sv„. 2. Arillinielio for
I'uiiil Toiii'heiK, l.on., I.SHI, p. Svo. I!, ubjivi l.usson*.
itnil how to jjivf tlifin, I,on., Issil-.Hj, two suriu.H, p. Svo.
4. E.XfrcincK in Arilhiiietio, l,on., |sH|, l2nio. .i, Kirxt
LesrioiH in AI«ol)rii. l.on., is.nrt, ;) purls, p. svn. i) Xut-
uriil lli-tory Objwt Lcvsons : ii M.inuiil for TwIuherK.
Lon., IMSH, p. Svo.
Riuurd, Frederick Willinm, [,i,ii,; vol, ii.,
ndd.,] libniriiin of the New Jersey lli.-lorli'iil .Soeiety. 1.
KnKliHh .Sonj^a from Foreign t.m^jiie^ Trenton,' N.,/ ,
I87il, l2ino, 2. The ,<elf.Tornienior i from the l,atin of
Terenliiis: with more l■)n){li^lll .-^oiij;.,, Issj.
Kiddell, .Mr». Chtirlulle Kli/n liowson,
[lllltr, vol. II., lilDIIKI.I., MllH. J. Il„ll,l,|.,) b.ilboilt 1^.17;
daughter of Jiimen t'owan, of ('iirrickrurgiis. County An-
trim) miirried, I.h,^", t„ ,|, i|. Ui,|,|,.||. „f Winaon (Ireen
House, Stallordflliire, Kn^. t^ovenil of lier early novels
were published under llie pseuilonyme of " F. U. Tiaf-
ford," (,,. v., (iiil,; vol. iii.) I. Austin Friars; n Novel,
Lon., IS70, .'t vols. p. Svo; new ed., 1875, 1 vol. 2. A
LilV'.i Asaizo, l,on., 1,>*7(I, 3 voIh. p. Svo; new ed., |S7.-,.
"Mrs. KlcUIell loses none of the viijcmr of orif{iiuil emi-
ceptluii wlil(|li nmrkeil 'HeorKe ileilirnnd made her name,
but neither does she lose uny of her faiilLs uh she noes on ■'
—foil. A'tT., x.i(.\l. U2.
:i. The Earl'.f rromise: a Novel, Lon., IS7;i, X vols
p. Hyo; new ed., IS7.S 1 vol. 4. Home, .'^weet Home!
Lon., 1,S73, .'1 vols. p. Svo. 5. Joy after .'^orrow, l.oii.,
IH7:i, p. .Svo; new ed., 1,S77. li. .Morlomley's Kstale,
Lon., 1S74, 3 vols. p. Svo ; now eil., IS77, 1 vol. 7
Above .Suspieion, Lon., IS7J, :! vols. p. 8v). s. The
Uuliiij; Passion: a Novel. Lon.. IS7«, l2mo. !l. My
First Love and my Last Love : a Novel, l.on., IS7e
12mo, 10. Her .Mother's Darliii;,', Lon., IS77 :j yoh • I
new ed., lX-\), I vol. U. Fairy Water: a Novel, Lon'! '
IS7.S 12mo; new ed., issj. 12. Tho Disappearance i
ol .Mr. Jereiiiiali Uedworth, Lun., I87il, Svo. 13. The
Mystery in I'alaoe Uarden.s, l,..ii., issil, 3 vols. er. Svo
14. Alarie Speneeley ; or, A lli;,'h Ideal, Lon.,' ISSI, :i
vols. or. Svo; new ed., 1SS;1. |j. The Senior I'artncr,
Lon., 1881, 3 voLs. cr. Syo ; new ed., I8,s;i. Hi. Daisies 1
and buttercups: a Novel of the I'pper Thames, Lon., !
1S82, li vols. or. Svo ; new e.L, 1883. 17. Thc Prince of !
Wales Oarden-Party, and other Stories, Lon., 1882, p. '
8yo; new ed.. l^vt. is. Weird Stories, Lon., 1882 p '
8vo. lU. A Sirua;gle for Fame, Lon., 1883, 3 vols. or.
Svo; now ed., 1884 20. Thc Uninhabited House and
the Haunted Kivei, Lon., 1883. p. Svo; new ed., 1885. '
M. busan Drummond ; a Novel, Lon., 1884, 3 vols. cr. i
Svo. 22. Uorna Boyle : a Love-,>;tory of the County of I
i>cvan, Lun., 1,SS4, er. Svo; new ed., i.sso. 23. .Viitre
Court: a Tale of tho Great City, Lon., 1885, 3 vols. cr.
8vo. 24. .Miss Gaseuigno ; a Novel, Lon., 1887, p. Svo.
2o. Tho Nun's Curse: a Novel, Lon., I8S7, 3 vols. cr.
8vo. 2fi. Idle Tales, Lon., I8S8, 3 vols. cr. Svo.
Kiddell, John, adyooate. (Assisted by M. Bk.h-
iiyuH, Jn., and J. Mo.ntoo.meiiy :) Notes on the Pedlgre-
RID
I of Ann (Iroom, DiichcM of Mantua, and of hir .<on,
I Charlei Ollley llrooin .N'apiir, I'riiiou of .Miuiljn lo
I whieh Ii ailded an Intro,lu(.|,,rv Ks-iv by an ^ Jio..i\ti,
of the Hootllnh liar, Lon.. |s7ii, svr. i'riviitui i.i.nleil
i Hidden, John n niter lliKliiiniin. i i , r.|
noeent Parly in a Hivor.e Cii.-e iii Liberty iih H'j ,.■: i
lo marry nKnin ' l,,in., 1870, l2mo.
Hidden, lloberl, [„„i,: vol. II., »dd.l 1. .Ho.
"''I'"""'' '• "try, \. York, IS73, 4to. 2. .-Supplement
to Leisons on Haiid-Halliiirf, Pliilii., 1877, lio. ;i. The
: Arlimin. Illusi. I'liila., |s7o, tol. L The Slifle Itule,
.■<lniplilied, L.xplaiiied, and Illustrated, Pliila., lss3, »q.
Hidden, >V. K. A llrlKht .funset : La, I Ibivsof
a Yoiiii^ Fool-Hall Player. Lon., |ss|, 12ino.
Hiddle, Albert '4<HllHtin, b. ism, at .Mason,
N.H.; adiiiilteil to Ihe bar in Ohio |8|l ember of
Coiinre.s 18BI-I13; law-olliiTr of tho Hislriet of Tolumbia
siiiee 1877. I. .><IU(leiiU and Lawyers; Iho Philosophy
of Politii'al Parlies, .W,, Wash., 1873, 12 2. Hart
ItidKeley ; a Story of Norlbern Ohio, Host., 1873, 12iiio,
;'. The Portrait ; a Uomanee of the ('uyalio){ii Valley,
fleyeland, Is74, l2mo. 4. Alice lliand : 11 Uomanee .if
tho Capitol, N. York, Is?.., l2mo. .L Life, Charioter,
and Publie .^ervic'es of .lames A. (larneld, Cleveland,
1880. 11, The House of Uoss, iiud other Tale.., Host.,
IX81, 121110. 7. The Hunler of the Chii(,'rin, |s82. s.
Hart and Ins Hear, Cleveland, ()., 1883, lOmo. l». .Mark
Loan : a Tale of the Western Ueserve, 1883, 10. Old
Newlieriy and the Pioneers, 1884, II. Tho .Su)X ir-
' Makers of the West Wood.s, Cleveland, KSs5. 12. Lite
(if Heiijumlii F. Wade, Cleveland, 0., 188H, llliiio. I:).
Speeelos and Arxunienls, Wash., 188(1. 14. Tho Tory'f
Daughter ; a Komaiice of tho Northwest, 1812-1813, N,
York, Isss, |2mo.
i Hiddle, Daniel S. Law and Pnietieo in Proceed-
ings siipplemeiitiiry to Ivveeulions. under the New Vork
, Code; with Forms; 2d ed., enl., N. York, lss2, 8yo.
Uidealt C t\ People wo Meet. Illuat. Lon,,
1888, 4to. '
I Hideing, ^Villiam Henry, b. I8,',;i, in Liverpool,
I Lng. ; removed to Ameriei ul settled in Chicago;
served as special correspondent on tho Wheeler Survey,
ing Kxpedition 1S78; eilited Driuiiatic Notes in Loudon,
1881-83, and has since resided in Boston, where he is
editor of the Youth's Companion. Ho has contributed
to leading American tiiaga7.inc8. 1. Pacific Itailways.
lUust. N. York, 1878. 2. A-Saddle in the Wild West : a
(ilimpse (d'Travel among the .Mountains, Ac., of Southern
Colorado, New .Mexico, and Arizona, N. Vork, 1879,
Itimo. 3. (Kd.) The Alpenstock: a Hook about thc Alps
and Alpine Adventures, .\. York, I8S0, liimo. 4. Stray
.Monienis with Thackeray; his Humor, Satire, Ac, N.
York, 1880, lOnio. 5. Hoys in the .Mountains and on
the Plains; Weslern Advcniurea of Tom Smart, Hob
Edge, and Peter Small. Hhist. .\. York, 1882, sq. ,svo.
0. Young Folks' History of London, Host., 1884, Itimo.
7. A Little I'pslart, 1885. 8. Thackeray's London:
Haunts and Scenes of his Novels, Lon., 1885, sf|. lllino.
0. The Itoyliood of Living Authors, N. York, 1887, l2mo.
Hideout, .>lr«* J. H. I. Six Years on Iho Border;
or. Sketches ,,f Frontier Life. lllust. Phila., 1SS4,
Itimn. 2. Karly Western LilV. Phila., Is.ss, ICmo.
Rider, Lney J. See .Mkvku, Li cv J., (Kiiieii,)
ttlt/tra.
Itider, Sidney Smith. 1. Centennial Celebration
of the liatUc of Rhode Island. Providence, K.I., 1878,
Svo. 2. Bibliographical .Memoirs of Three Kbodo Island
Authors: to which is added the Nino Lawyers' Opinion
on thc Kight of tho People of Rhode Island to form iv
Constitution, Providence, l.sHO, sm. 4to. 3. Ilistorio
Inquiry concerning the Attempt to raise a Regiment of
Slaves by Rhode Island during the Uovolutiun, Provi.
dencc, 1880, gm. 4to.
Ridtiiiway, Rev. Henry Uasconi, b. 1830, in
Talbot Co., .Md.: graduated at Dickinson College 1849;
entered the mii.istry of the .Methodist Epi.«copal Church ;
professor of historical theology in the (larrett Biblical
Institute. Evanston, Hi., 1882-84, and since then pro-
fessor of practical theology. 1 . Life nf Alfred Cookomn,
N. York, 1871, 12mo. 2. Ten Days in Switzerland, N.
York, 1872, l2mo. 3. The Lord's Land: a Narrative
of Travels in Sinai and Palestine in 1873-74, N. York,
I87rt, Svo. 4. Life of Edmund S. Janes, D.D., Senior
Bishop of the .Methodist Episcopal Church, N. York,
1882, 1 2mo. 5. Life of Bishop Beverly Waugh, 1883. 6.
Life of Bishop Matthew Simpson, 1885.
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",'*"','■' '.!" ' •'"'"p,"' '^'-I'-. H-So., physician to | from tlie Beginnings of Civiliziiti.Mi t.) llie I'l-efcnt Time.
Lumlon lenipiMMiirc ll„spihil. I. Diet for tlie Siclt : ■' Cin., ISSIl-N.O, :i vol«. Svo. 1. Moiuigriioli oiiAlcx-
bfing .Nutritious Couiluiuiticjiis Miiliililu for Severe Cases amlor llauiillon, ISSII. .-,. I,ife and Work 'of James A
of Illness, l.un., Is;.",, :(!„,„, 2.1 e.l., 1S,S2. 2. The (!arllel.l. lllust, Chle.. iss], svo. Ii. History of'
rompcranTO I'nnier : an Kleuientur.v Lesson-Hook, Lon., Te.\u.s, ]S,S|. ;. Life ami I'ublic Seiviees of Juiii'es (i
is, II, 12mo. :i. Ki-Ling of llanlcow: a Chinese Dra- lilaine ; to^'ether with a .Sketch of the Lif
mall.' Incwlenl. [verse.J Lou.. !>:«, Ifiiuo. 4. Xon-Al- A. Logan. Ciu., ISSl, ,Svo. Al
f (ien. .lolm
, school-books.
coholic IIo.no Treatuient of l)i3ea.se, Lon., I8S0, ,,. 8vo. I Ilhlsdl.lf, U. .Scenes ami' Advontures' iu (ireat
.). Jhe leui|ieranco I'llgrim's Progress: an Allegory, Xiiiija(|Uiilan.i, Lon., 1S83, p. Svo.
"'h;.1l.^.» '>l"''u, II r f u- •. r.u = ' "'•'■'•••«l«'» t'' H. Chemical Percentage Tabl. <
Sum', l,m, I's? Iiimd of a Writer of the Sunny , aiol Lab.M-atory Calculations, l.„n., Iss:;, p. Svo.
lUilgcwiiy, llt-v. (.'hni'ivM John, graduiite.l at
Trinity College, Canibri.lge. ISii:;; ordaineil ISiWi; vicar
of Christ Cluireh. I'a.l.linglon, since Iss). 1. The Old
I'aths, 187.'). 2. How to Prepare for Holy Communion,
Lon.. isn;, ISmo; new eil., ISS,5. ;{. How to Ciive
Thanks for Holy Communion, Lon., 18S2, p. Svo. 4.
Foundation Truths: a Course of Lenten Instructions,
Lon.. 1SS7. l2iuo. 5. Holy Communion Instructions
aiitl Devotiuns. I,»n., 1S87, ISmo. 0. The Mountain of
HIessedncss: .Sermons on the lieatitudes, Lcm., 1SS8, p.
Kidgway, E.
1SS|.
I{itl!;wnv9 .lanios
tory, Lon., Is7,i. I2ino.
IlidKWUy, Kobcrt, b. 1>*J0, at Mount Carmel, III. ;
received a common-school education ; curator of the de-
l)iirtment of birds in the U.S. National Museum since
187'.i. His published papers number more than two
hundred. 1. The Birds of Colorailo, Salem, Jlass., 187:!.
8vo, " -'
Dorothy's Troth, [verse,] Lon.,
Hand-Iiook of English His-
2. Notes on the Bird Fauna
ialein, lS7;j, Svo. S. Ii
Fortieth Parallel. Wash.
Uiethiuiillrr, Cliristoiilier .liiiiics, [onie. vol.
ii., add.] I. Adventures of N. Brooke : How Imlia Wiis
Won, l.on., 1S77, 3 vcds. cr. Svo. 2. Julian the Apos-
tate : a Trageily, in Two Parts, Lon.. IssH. p. 8vo.
Kieii, CliarlcN, Ph.D., keeper (jf the Oriental JISS.
in the British .Miiseuu;. iiiid professor of Arabic and
Persian in I'niversity College, London. I. Catalogue of
the Persian Manuseripls in the British .Museum, Lon.,
lS71l-8;i. 3 veils, imp. 4to. 2. Catalogue of the Turkish
Manuscripts in the Dritish .Museum. Lon., ISSS, r. Ito
lli(,'b>e, Kullctt. Poetical Works, Lon., Is7'5.
12mo. '
Rigdcii, Martha. Memorials of Fanny Winton ;
2d ed.. Lon.. IS74. 12mo.
Ki««, i»Irs. The Pearly Gates, Lon., 1875, 16mo.
K'gS5__Hcv. Arthur, M.A., and Gooldeii,
« alter T. An Easy Introduction to Chemistrv, Lon..
1873. i>. Svo.
lligfS, Arthur, member of the Soe'ety of Engineers
and of the Boyal Institution of (}roat, Britain. A Prac-
tical Treatise on the Sieam-Engine, containing Plans
1 c, ,^-., c on ' "'^'.'"^ 5"" ''"'^'^ ^"'' I '""' Arrangements of Details of Fi.xed Stoum-Enirines •
ey. Salem l.s,3, Svo. 3. Report on the Ornithology of with Essays, lllust. Lon., 1873, 4to. *= '
the Fortieth Parallel. Wash., 1S77. 4. A Nomenclature Rise. Caroline 1 ost n tL «„„„■• „,. ti
of Colors for Naturalists, and Compendium of Useful , Kent iflf Fisherman Lon., ltV"8mr '■"'"' °'' ^'"^
^"rM',fo r''i?'v'''l A*'''"''- "I'l-'-i ^";,V'''^'^'>.'^:"- : «igg, Kdward. On the Compensation of Clocks,
... A Manual oi .North Ainerican Birds Illustrated by , Watches, and Chronometers, Lon., IS7il, Svo
oTi I . ,-1 ,.. .. . "•> "<'U.,J D. ISil at Newcaslle-on-Tyne, En". : entered
oo„^l;';i,^^^!;^;!;i^,;;l/l;;^.^':^';s^!; i'.i^li^:s^^s^Ji;:^T,c7:z:::. '«'^'"■\,': '^'^ ,^-,n^
ol theonlers, families, genera, and olber Kr.>iii.s of tbe l'."""'!''^' "I. "e W e.,leyan Training College. Ho was
lords of North America, eonslrueted on the luilitlietical ";""^6" P'''='^"''-'"t ot the W esleyan Conference in 1S7S.
He has been a member i,( the London school boanl for
many years; has contributed largely to denomina-
tional and other reviews, and, as English correspondent,
to the New York Christian Advocate. 1. The Churcli-
mnnship of John Wesley and Wesleyan Methodism,
pnncoplcs lirst Ijroiight into voguo liv Dr. Cuucw in 1
. . . I lie work will thus prove of great value to the
specniHsi, tlio'igh wi> fear that it presupposes in all ciuses
an e.\teiit ol inlbrmalioii possessed bv few studeiiUs or
amateur iirnithologists."--.V(i(i»n, xlvi. 287
And see BAiiiii, Si'knceh F., Hiipi-ti.
Ridley, Annie E. Better than'oood, Lon., 1880, I u;ct;ri'?;n'"l's-i "Z.n\ 'v^ ^\
.Svo; 2d od., 1884. ' i i.ccture, l,on., JS, 1, 12mo. .1. National
Pantheis
Eiiucation in
Ridley, .-ttarian S. A Pocket Ouide to British ! cTmnaral'ive^'vflw of rfil^^r'Tn""' '"'I-' ^V'
Ferns, Lon., ISsl, l2mo. i-oniparative View of Church Organizations, Lon.,
Ridley, Rt'v. William Henry, [ante, vol. ii.,
odd.,] d. 1882. The titles of his tracts and sermons oc-
e'lpy seventeen pages of the British Museum Catalogue.
S.ine of them were very popular, ami of one more than
thirty thousand copies were issueil. 1. Bible Headings :
The Four (jospels, Lon., IS70, 12ino. 2. Bible Uead-
ings: The Acts of the Apostles, Lon., 1S75, p. Svo ; new
ed., 1884, cr. Svo. 3. The I'ath of Dutv : a Few Plain
Directions, Lon., 187U, ISmo. 4. Praying; the Neces-
sity anil Ailvaiitage of Diligent Prayer, Lon., ISSII,
ISmo. 5. The .\thana8ian Creed : a Plain Tract ; 2d
ed.. Lon., ISsl, fp. Svii.
Ridpath, .lohn Clark, LL.D., b. 1840; eilucateil
at Asbury (now De Pauwj University; profes.sor of Eng-
lish literature at Asbury University IsliO to 1871, anil
since then professor of belles-lettres and history, and
vieo-president since IS7'.I, 1, History of the United
States, for Schools: on a New Plaii, embracing the
Features of Lyman's Historical Chart, St. Louis, IS7.'),
Svo; new eil., rev., I,S78. 2. Popular Hijtory of the
United States, lllust. St. Louis, 1870, Svo. 3. A
Cyclopieilia of Universal History: being an Account of
the I'rinciual Events in the Career of the Human lluoe.
1280 '
S-
10. A
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Svo.
Rigg, S. S. The Commercial Federation of the
British Empire, ("Our Greater Britain,") Macehoster,
1888, p. Svo.
Rigg, T. G. Political Parties: their Present Posi-
tion and Prospects, Lon., 1^S1, p. Svo.
RiSgs, Eliaj., D.D., LL.D., [„„u, voL ii.,add.,] b.
1810 ; graduated at Amherst College 1S20, and at Ando-
vcr Theological Seminary 1832; missionaiv at Constan-
tinople since 1853. Ho has published translations and
other works in the Bulgarian and Armenian languages.
1. suggested Emendations of the Authorized English
\ersion of the Old Testament, Andover, Muss., 1873,
12ino. 2. Suggested Modi'ications of the Revised Vcr-
sion of the New Testament, Andover, Mass., ISS3 Pmo
Riggs, Emma E. (Ed.) The .My.stio Key: Poetic
I ortune- feller, N. York, 187S, 24m.).
RigSs, Stephen Return, D.D., LL.D., inn/,,
vol. „ add.,] 1812- iss.i; graduated iit Jeifcr.-on College.
I'a., Ls;i). 1. T„h'-koo Wah-kaii; or, The (io.spil
among the Dakotas: with an Introduction by S. Ii.
Ireat, Secretary of the American Hoard of Congrega-
tional Foreign Slisaions, Bost., 180!l.
"For a systematized and authentic account of those
I
^mmmmmmmi
KIL
facts in Piikotnii life which cnnccni the sliKleiit of nbo-
riKiniil Aiiiuncmi rol];.'ioM.s unci ciisioiiis wc must l(«il{ to
tills uiipiclciiaiiigvuiume rather than iinywhure else."—
!tatwn, XI. 01.
2. Mury and I: Forty Years with the Sioux: with
an Introduction hy .S. C. Dartictt, t'hic, IS80, IL'mo
Witli \Vir.i,iAiiso\, .1, S.. Tlie Ilihic in Dalirita, ISrif.
Ililey, C'hnrlCN Viilciitiiii", I'li.U., h. Isi:;, iu
T.oniUin : ciliiciLte 1 at l)ie|i|n' and lionn : leuioved to tlie
United States ii: iMill; was Slate cntoua.lo^^ist cd' .Mis-
souri ISIi.'i-TT, iiuil since l.s.'<l ha.s hail uhnygv of the eu-
touiolofiical divisicui of tlie I'.S. dciiartuicut of agricul-
ture, which he cu'i^anizeil, hohliug also tlie ollU'e of
curat,.! of insects in the -National .Museum, liesides
reports and numerous papcis, he has puhlisheil : 1.
I'olttto I'ests: the Coloiado I'.itato- Hectic and other In-
s>,et Foes in .V(uth .Americil: with Suggcstiiuis for their
Destruction, N. York, isri'i, IJino. i. The Locust
I'laguc iu the Inited Sta'es ; a Treatise on the Uocky
Mountain Locust: will, I'ractical Ueeouimciulations for
its Destruction, Chic, IS77, hiiuo.
Kiley, H. I.. .\rran>;ementof Ccin.«olidalcil County
Court Oriicrs and Uiiles, I. on., 1>,S0, p. ,Svo.
Itilcy, Uev. I. Syrian Ilome-Iiife: compiled from
Materials furnished by Kcv. Henry Harris Jessup, »«-
pra,] X. Vork, l.'^ri, IL'm ..
Uiley, .1. Ilainsdcil. The Yorkshire Lodges: a
Century of Yorkshire Freemasonry, Leeds, Issj, ito.
Itiley, Jlimes. Poems, Host., I.s.'di, l2ino.
Hiley, Jaiiie:,i M'liitvoinb, b. IS.iL', at (Jrccnfield,
Ind. : is conncch'd with the In.lianapolis .loiirnal, and
hii3 contributeil to magazines. I. Tlic Old Swimiiiiu'-
llole, and 'Leven mmc I'oeuis. liy licnjamin F. .lolin-
SNn. of Boone. Indianapolis, IS.S:;', IBaiii. L'. The Boss i
Girl, and other Shetchcs, j \erse and prose,] lndi:inapo.
lis, l.st^i). H. Afterwhiles, liidianap(dis, iss7, H'm,,. .|.
Character Sketches anil I'oems, 1SS7. .'1. Old-Fashioned
Koses: Ve ses and Sonnets, Lnn., l<ss, fp. Svo,
Ililey, Juli II .Vtlii-lstaii liiiwiie, .M..\., F.R.ti.S.,
graduated at I'emhroke College, 0.\ford, IS.sl. |. A
I'rymer fm- the Laity, set forth after the Anticiit
I'rymcrs of S::lisbury Use: containing the Hours of
the Holy Name and of Our Lady, the (iolden Litany,
the XV O's, and Divers other Devout I'rayers aiid
(ii)odly Orisims, (l.\f., IST.S, IL'mo. 2. Alhos! or. The
Mcuintain of the Monks, lllust. and Map. Lon., ISS7,
Svo.
'•Mr. Riley studied tholifeof the monks of Miunit .Vtlms
under favourable circumstances. He spent si.'c wick ■
among them, and brousbi w illi him an iiurudiiclinu iVuiii
the I'atriarch of Cniistaiilinoplc. . . . The romantic iiiicr-
est which altaidics to Itiesc mnmisteries ... is here com-
pletely wanting. Iliil.iiotwiihslaiidtiigthis.wecaii recom-
mend 1 I.I' 1,00k as Hiving al once a triulilul and an amiisiiig
aceonni of a very remarkable comiuuniiy."— H. F. Tozi:n:
-■lC;;(/,, XX.Xii. Ml).
Itilcy, Theoilori! M. Charles (ieorge Cordon, a
Xincteemii Century Worthy of the Fnglish Church : a
Biographical Sketidi, .Milwaukee, 1S,>;,><, |2iiiii.
KilllbailH, i:(Iwill'a I'., LL.l)., [n,il.; vid. ii.,add.]
1. (Fd.) The Old Cheiiuc-Book ; or. Book of Ueinem-
brance uf the Chapel Itoyal, from l.ilH to 1714, (Cam. len
Soc. Pub.,) Lon., lsr2, 4to. '2. Musical tnstruuicnts,
("Pritiah Jliiniifacturing Industries,") Lon., IS71I, IL'mo.
Riininer, AlfVvtl. 1. Ancient Stone Crosses of
Fngland. lllust. Lon,, ISTfi, Svo.
" In spite of all that ha.s been diaie since, there is noth-
ing ill it which minlit not have been written seveiitv veais
KL'o."— .lcu((., viii. ;i;,W. " ■
2. Ancient Streets and Homesteads of England, and
an Introduction by the Very Uev. .1. S. Ilowson, D.D.,
Dean of Chester : with One ilundred and Fiftv Illustra-
tions from Drawings by :he Author, Lon., 1877, 8vo :
new ed., 18711.
"Mr. Kimiu( r a.ssuiciUv posse,sses the rennisito taste
and Hiititiide |iir cx|ioiin(liiig the features ot interest on
which his eyes have lighteil."-,S(i^ Avr., xliii. .'rJS.
:*. Pleasant Spots around Oxford. Ulust. Lon., 1S7S,
Svo. i. Our Old Country Towns. lllust. Lon., 1S81,
si|. Kiino. ;
'Ht' has extracted the loeal essences of countless county :
histories ; he has the local legends niul traditions at his |
l!!!::er-eii<!s, and he link- i-.,!,rinivrrtt.i.. hisioile Wf;rlhics
with the scenes where they (llMlnguishea themselves by
the threads of ussociatioii he has been at iiaiiis to un-
ravel."— .sVi(. llei'., II. :m.
S. Uauibles round Eton and Harrow. lllust. Lon.,
1.882, sq. 16ino. 0. About England with Dickens. lllust.
I.on., 1S8;1, ICino. 7. The Early Homes of Prince Al-
bert, lllust. Edin., 188:!. .Svo. 8. Stunyhuist. lllust.
of B:inkruptcy: with :in A|
2. Outline of the Law of Tort,
RIl'
1 I,on., 1881, fol, and imp. 4to. With IIowsoN, Joitv
I S.M-i,, Architectural Drawing Studies, Lon., 1871, fol.
! Ilinimcr, It., F.L.S. The Land and Fiesh-Water
■ Shells (jf the liriiisli Isles. lllust. Lon., |ss|, er. Svo.
' Itiiiinier, M illiiiiii. I8lii-l87ii, b. iu Liverpool!
Fu'.'. . removed with his family to the United States in
181.S; studied art and exccutcil several works in painting
and sculpture, but dcvoicd liinisdt i-hiillv to ti'iichiiig
and lecturing in Boston ami .New York. l'. Elements of
l)csign. Bust., 1872: new cil., rev., 18711, Svo. 2. Art
Anati.iny: Designs in llcliotypc Plates: with Dcsorip-
lue Texl. liosl., 1877, obi. Jto. Only ."ill ci.pies printed.
" Dr. Kimiuer is known . . . ns a dniiiKhlsmaii cd' siiij.Mi-
lar power, shown especially in a eo.isiniiiuaic nia.stcrv of
the liiimaii tigiire. . . . 'I he work , . . is an alias of cii,''htv-
iiiie hclioiypc rc|.roiUictiuns of a ^^aies of dr.nvings, ' .
Inrniiiig what wc may call a uramnufofexpressicai lor the
hiiinan lnrm. . . . There is no separate lexl. bill exiilana-
lions are sii|iplie.l by brief notes."— .Yo/Zoh, xxv. l-'o.
ItilnU'l-, .1. Dark Mght : a Service of Sacred Sung
from Sirange Tales, Lon.. ISsii, p. Svo.
ItiliL'r, J. .V. Wyoming Territory Supremo Court
Report.-, vol. ii., (187S-S2,) X. York and Albanv, Hs.'j,
Svo.
Itiiijier, Mrs. J. (Trans.) Th.i Blc.-sed will know
each other in Heaven; friim the French of Abbe Elie
-Meric. D.D.. N. -^ ork, I8S8, 2lino.
Itill^'KoM. -inincs T. I. Index to Maryland De-
cisions, frcaii 1st Harris ,t .Mcllcnry to lilst '.Marvland
Reports, including llland & Johnsc'.ii, (with lieferences
to tlie Digests.) Bait., 18S(i, Svo. 2. Table of Maryland
Cases, Bait., 1SS7, svo.
ltiii;;\\ nit, John Lilthcr. 1. American Fncyolo-
pa'dia of Printing, I'liila., |S71, imp. Svo. 2. Develop.
iiiciit .if Tian.-port;itioii Systems ii the United Slates.
Illiist. i'hilii.. iss.s, Ito.
Itin;:u'o<)(l, Itii-linrd, M.A.. graduated at Trinity
CoUege, Dnliliu ; lallc.l tu the bar at the Middle Temple
]s7". I. The Principbs •■ " '
pcndix, Lon., Is7!i,
Lon., 1887, Svo.
Kink, Dr. Ileiiiy, director of the Boyal (ireeiiland
Tloanl of Tra.lc. 1. Talcs and Traditions of the Eskimo:
with a Sketch of their Habits, licligi.in. Language, and
other rcciiliarities. Translated from the Danish liv the
.Aatlior. Edited by Dr. liubcrl Brown. Lon. and Filin.,
Is7."i, .--,o.
"This small voliniic makes n large contriboiion to the
early bistiiry of niankiiul. as well as to its .special subject.
. . . 'I be iiiiitirials of th.' laics aial iradilioiis have been
gaibereil Ir Ihcoral ni iial of iialives, and Dr. U\i,k lias
added a ninst inslriictive and iiileresling iiitroduel.'i v ilis-
eourso. — T. E. I i,ih-k I.ksi.ik: ,4c(1(/., ix. 47.
2. Danish (ireenland: its Pco]de and its Pro.lii.ts.
Fditi'd by Dr. Ilobert Brown. Lon., 1877. p, Svo.
" lir. Kink's book is an a.lmirable s|)ccimeii of a closely
anil yet judiciously eoinleiiscil niiiiiogra|.li on a most iu-
t.avsliiig regi.iii. It lake^ iis place, wiih.jiit dispiucas the
best w.irk on liiecnlan.l in llie Fnglish laiignage."-(i,i m-
K.STs It. .Maukium : Antil.. xii. I21i.
3. (Trans.) Memoirs of Hans Hcn.lrik, the Arctic
Traveller, serving nn.ler K:ine, Haves, Hall, Xares,
18.-,:;-7il. Written by Himself. Tran.-'latc.l fr.ini the Es-
kimo Language. Edited by Prof. Dr. (i. Stephens,
F.S.A. Lon., IS7S, cr. sv.i.' 4, The Eskimo Tribes:
their Di.-tribulion an.l Characteristics, esiiecially in re-
garil t.) Language: with a Comparative Vocabulary an.l
a Skelidi-Map, Copenhagen. Isss, Svo.
"It I'oiitaiiis ill a coii.leiiscil shape ciaielnsioiis arriveil
at alter forty years' study of tli.' Kskimo. ( if those, Iweiitv-
Iw.i siinimcrs ami sixteen wini.rs were s]ieiit in ilrccn-
laml. ... Us iiuporlancc 10 illinol. .gists caiiii..t well
be ovircslimaled ; for, if Dr. Kink has established aiiy-
tbiiii.'. he has clearly shiiwii (hat the Fskimo arc an Ameri-
can people, with only sliL'hl relations lo .\sia, ami none
whatever to Kiirop... "— .b/i., No. "AV.K
Itiolii, Henry, teacber of liussian in the StalfC..'-
legc, Cambcrley, 1. How to Head Russian: a Manual
basc'l on tlio Ollendoririan Svstcm : with I'relacc by
W. R. S. Ralston : with Key, Bost., |S78, 2 vols. Svo. 2.
A Oradiialc.1 Russian Reader: with Vocabulary, Host.,
l.sSil, l2mo,
Itiordnn, Itoger, b, 1-48, in Ireland, now resident
in N.'w ^"..rK, A S.--.]re of Etchin::? : Exauii'lcs by Cele-
brated English Etchers: with Critical an.l Descrijitivo
Text. N. Y.irk, issii, fol,
Itiorcliiii, Williniii Kciward, surgeon-major.
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Kiplcy, Charles. (Trans.) History of a Paiisi-
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the tiiil War, Lon., Iss), „ St-o •>s Th„ vt ". '
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Hipper, \V. Praotieal Chemialry : with Notes an,I
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Lon., 1S87, 12mo. 10. Hydropathv and Health; or.
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\\alpole to Salisbury, Lon., LSSS, p. Svo. I'.l. The
Quei'ii and the Royal Family, Lon., ISSS, p. Svo.
Ititi-hie, John Paul. Scnuonic Fancy Work on
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2d eil., Lon., 1S81, p. Svo.
Riti-hic, Rev. Williaiii. 1. .s.ripture Testimony
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Kdin., IsClt, 12IU0. .1. liihie Truth and Broad-Church
Krror, Lon., Is78, p. Xy„,
Ititteiihoiise, Lniira .r. 1. Mainina'» .Stories f,ir
Little People. N. York, 1S86. Ifimo. 2. Out of the
l.^pth-s, lirattleborough, Vt., 1S,86, Svo.
Ritter, Ulr.s. Fanny Raymond, wife of F. L.
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C. Lobe: new ed., Phila., I87<), 12ino. 2. (Trans.) Let-
ters on Music to a Laily, by L. Ehlcrt. L.ju., |s77, p.
8vo. :i. (Trans.) Music and Musicians, by Robert Schu-
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Sonns: an Art Historical .Sketcli, Lou., 1S7S, Svo. (i.
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Lon., 1S82, p. Svo. 7. Songs and Ballads, X. York!
MiS', 12mo.
Ritter, Frederic Loiii!*, .Mus. Doc, b. is:it, at -
Strassburg; studied music iu France an I InTmany; re- I
moveil to the United States in I85B, oig;iiii.:ed musical !
societies and festivals in Cincinnati and .\ew York, and I
since IS74 hiis resided at Poughk,;epsie, N,Y'. He is
well known as a composer and as a contribuior to peri- I
odic.ils. I. The Student's History of Music, Lon,, lS7,'i ■ i
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12ino. 4. Music in America. X. Y'ork ISSH, 12mo.
"These two volnuies , . , will l,o road with t-cncral in-
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social aspects ol his lopie."— .\a//o/i, .x.'ixvi'il. 348.
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fi. Musical Dictation : Two I'arta. Part 1
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Ritter, J. P., Jr. Marie; a Sea-Sido Eni.sode,
X, York and Chio., 18S8, I2iuo.
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2. ,'«.^ral P|-,i|..,„phy, X:ishviilc, i,-,Vi, izmo; .'id ed.,
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A"th,..,,„;;,Hr^|'::l";(';,;- ""1''-^. I- A Manual of
KobertN, Kredcrick T.. M.U U <,. p i, r. i.
o.Nam,nc.,. i„ „„.,|i,.i„„ „ „„, I^,J■a c;;McL; .I'sw;'^-' •'
prole»8or„flh,.,.a|...uti,., i„ lni;,.,.-i( r, I, ' "««;'"S-
I
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I. .HV(,.
I."!'I's7!';";:,-'s',,,'-'''"-' ''"^'""'■«»' "f Threa,lncedlc Street,
• 'm?'!"7''*' •'"'"' """Kliaiii, A M M I) h w..>
- ^..w M„a.;;e.^^: 7Z fn^l:-'l;^tV!^:"i?- i -.-1 ,, ,„,, -, ,: , ,..,„. . ..„
H..,.tir.t 1,00k, Ma.lenioiselle Moil, was '"
iity
lW.„,s_of Wiia Life, (..Ca;..e.bu;y I^tV-TLon; 'iS^
ge.uo._o..i„„, (i,s,Msnrp«b:b;";;;nt.ur
l2uio; new ed., 18(14,
Ituli,,,,. struggle. "_.s;,^kT:,U*^.i77 "'" ■''-'"""«s "f the
2. Uenise, Lon., ISIiiJ, 2 vols'
p- •'*vii. Anon.
please ev,.,, 11,. si r™ o rs u-'i,;. .V'^ S"," «''r''<'ly fail to
novels bu, r,.allyl.'HVrl;,',?.^^^'.s5; l'^,^*! '^^^l '^VV rea.l ,i„
.1. Madame Foutenoy : a ,«iorv i;,'„, 1 siu . a
new eds., IS72, 187s r>mn i «,' i 7 , '"*' '• ^''" ■
cr. ^vo, 2d ed:"»,:i„e";,e;i;"""'^Th,: r"'- '^"1^- '''^' ^;'''' «''>i"''"^''"i^'H'lMlumea';;'o''^''''''r^^^
lU \ ictoria. Lon.. IKHA (i U',„„, ,..u. ■ '. ,,*-'"""""■" 1. ■12.
Roberts, David Llovd.Af n f n n n 1 ••
of","X'ol\v m"''''"- ^'; (T™.-.) The Chancellor
12mo. '■reueriLK ill. and \ ictoria, Lon., 1S8,S,
18.^8, I2mo,
,„ - : Huh, and'other T„le , L , ; "-; ' ' i',' >• ^ f ' I»,"k« I'l-
illust. N.Vork. Woo,,war,,:.„ ^^^.^^fmul^!'- tZ.\!:!:il^
■ »". I-. Ose: or. The Alpine Flower, Lon.! IS77,'
ROB
pauI!l''-'r„K'lx!'*^^^ "'"•^' '«""""">': 'herds
22. Ilc8ter« Vfiituro: ii W„vel, I.oii., Is.sft, 3 vols cr
8yn. 2;(. A ChiM „f .!,„ R„v„mti«„, !,,„., Kss« p ;° '
24. Th. Ki.Ull.r of l„,gu,u,. |.„n., 18:^7, , . Svo "^is A
I n.IrT a Clouil, I ., ISffs, erSvo '. !>• »vo. ji,.
Hoberls, Morley. The Western Ave.nuii; or, Toil
jinil rrav.l in further North AmcTieii, Lon., 1887, cr.
".Mr. Kuhorl.s triiitipfil or worluMl his wiiv roiin.i ii...
greater |.,„1 of N-orll, AhumI,.,, with m,,"^,,?,."',, ,',',',
h .s Imiids „oul,| ,.„■■„ rr,„]i ,l„v m ,|„v u, 1 v I'l, l
'='"i'ir. ,„,ar,i,,„ whom ho ,o,ll,l pi'k" , " ' v l"
smption.sol s,.,.nrry are most ajiprecinlivo uMfho eu N
II a graphic iiiam.or iho varh'us shili. I . h h .'h ■ ,
|.U in or,l,.r to keep I y «i„l .soul lo^.ther.-^.s,,/' y;;.;!;
Koberts, Oriiii .nilo, b. ISjo, in Lauren.. DUtriet
; ,' K'!'"'""'';'' "' "»• liHver.sit.v of Alahania I8:!fi:
8tm iKM law,- chief justio.. of the Te.va., ,<„pr.,ne (.'oart
I87.|-,ll; sovcnior l,><7'.i-s:i, an,l sin.-e then prole.-sor
of law m the I'niver.sity of Texas, (iovenmr liohert-'.s
Uvvas, ,St. l.oiHs, l.ssl.
ROB
["nn''"?'-!^;. """v'"'" "*■ '^''"™"'' "'"'■■'' C^ntraetr, Ac.,
I Roberts, T. I'. Ucport of a Ueconnais.anee of
Roberts, Will worlli How land, an.l \Vnl|„ce.
>rir;,;js:.r- "-'^'^"^'^ -f •^"■i-^"' ^
I ., Roberts, Sir Williniii, .M.D.. i.M{.,s., r,„„„ ,„,
' "•. "'M..] h. .8:;o: kMiKhte.1 l>.s„: prole..,or of elin n f
me.liaine ,„ Owen.s Colk-e. .Maiiehester. I. 0„ S
taneoux (Jeneration an.l the l.oetrin,. of Contajiu m
Vivum, .Man.'he.s|ei-, 1877. 8vo. 1!. Hi-e-tive K.rn.^
an.l til,. Pr,,,aration a„,l f.e of Al^in!;; M , ™^':
'■"; './""'••,'■:'"• '"'.' :'' "'•• l^**'. ;'• l-eetures oi!
ift'
!,«."
Roberts, P. Louisiana .Supremo Court Reports
vols. .x.M.x.-.v.v.xi., ( 1877-7!!,) N. Orlean.s, l877-S(l, :i vols.'
Roberts, Rev. R. My Later Ministry ; bein- Ser-
mons. Ac, Lon., Is,s7, |,. Svo. " "
Roberts, R, II. [-rayer an.l Contemporary Criti-
oism : I'lve , -Sermons, i.oii., Is7:i, p Svo
Roberts, Ralph Augustus, l] E.xamples ,„,.!
Problems ,n Conies an.l Higher Plane Curves, Lon
1S>J, p. 8vo. 2. A Colleeti.m of Examples in the Ana'
lytieal (leomelry of Plane Conie.s, Ac, Dublin 1881 p
8V0. ;i. Inte-ral Calculus: Part I., Elliptic Integrals;
ivc. Lon., 1.SS7, n. 8vo.
Roberts, Sir Randal Hon land. Hart., b
'■;'.; f'-^'r'-lyj'f the :!:!,1 Eout; serve.l in the Crimea
an.l the fnclian .Mutiny. 1. Glenmabra; or. The West-
em IlighlanUs. Illust. Lon., 1S7II, p. 8vo. " (Tnn's )
Iho Fellah: an Egyptian Novel, by E.lmon.1 Ab.m't.
Illust. Lon., 187(1, p. Svo; new eii., |n82. I! Moilcrn
War; or. The Campaign of the First Prussian Army
.luring the War 18711-71, Lon.. 1871, Svo.
"Sir KaiKlal Roberts lm.s belied mir expe.'tiitions an.l
proiliice.l a book wbieli i.s little more Iban the '''',!
(liiiBol his ori(!iiial letters t„ the ' Dailv Tebvraph ' vil i
lie luiduion ofa few tasteless oluin.s wiiieh h.. 1 , s ."i c"
.xSi ml *""■'' ^•"'''"'"'■'' "' "'■'* miiul."-8V,(. J?",!;
■'• In 'he Shires: a Sporting Novel, Lon., 1887, p
8vo. 0. Ihe Sliver Trout, .in.l other Stories, Lon., 1887
p. Svo. (!. Curb anil .sinallle, Lon., 1888 p 3v„ '
Roberts, Richard Arthur, b. is.^i ; o'tillel to
the bar nt the Inner Temple 1879; a junior oleik in the
Juhbo Reeor.l Olliee. (E.l.) Calenthir of Homo Oiliee
Paper-s of the Keign of (Jeorge III.: yol. iii., (Reeor.l
Ofhee Pub.,) Lon., 1881, 8vo. ^
Rebels, Richard Lawton, M.D., M.K C S
Jllustrate.1 Lectures on Ambulaneo Work, L.m , 1885 ■,
8vo; 3ii e.l., 1888. ' ''
Roberts, Robert, Christadelphian. I. The AVays
of Providence as Iliu.strated in liible History: with
Chapters on the Overthr.nv of the .lewish Common-
«calth by the Romans, and the Destruction of Jeru.sa-
eiu by htus, Lon 1S8|, 8vo. 2. Twelve Lectures on
the leaching ol the liiblc : 0th cd.. Pirmingham, ISM,
8v,j ,i riio Iruth of Iho Nineteenth Century : a (iui.le
osrc'"."'"u ""'' ^'<"'>'"'^' "f KcelesiiH, liiriningham,
I8s.i. 8vo. 1 Christen.l.un Astray: Eighteen Lectures:
originally published as "Twelve L,.eturcs on the True
leacliing of the Rible," liirmingham, 1881, 8yo .",
Ihe \,s.ble Hand of God; or. The Miracles wbh^li
have occurred in the Past lloalin-s of Uo.l with the
i^ation ol Israel, ISirniinghani, 1881, Syo. .i Dr
h,l'.rrs«4'i;.!'""V"4.ir"''^ " ""-«™r"y: «---«-■
T„Ki ' <• .u T ••/'"""'•' ?re:i-unj 01 uomfort nt the
lable of the Lord : being a Se.on.l Instalment of Sun-
day Morning Addresses, Birmingham, 1885, 8vo.
Koberts, Samnel, M.A., b. IS52; graduated at
trinity College, Cambridge; calle.l to thn bar at the
Juner Temple 1877. Pojiuliir Law for those intereste.l
iJietetics and Dyspe|,sia .lelivcred at the Owens" "",1k '.'o
>. n..o| ot .Ale.li.'in.'. Lon., Iss.,, ,, svo "
Roberts, «, Ilia,,,. The Lily of the Valley: all
ab,.ut It. and h.nv lo gn.w it, Lon., I8s:i. „,. -<v„ ^
Tw,,"- 7"', !**'"'""" ^- ■^'"■' '"•'"'"'« '"'i""-" "f
N. V.lrV I'ssi sT''"''''' "'"''''■"I''''™' Skelehcs, 4e.,
at'sV"r'7'?\i',r- "■""«'" I'«g«. M.A.. gnulaated
a St. .loin's College, Cambridge. Is(i| ; or.hiined isiil ;
vicar of Eye, ,s„n„ik, l8«.(-7s, ami sin.-e then perpiMua
-rate ol S,. Peter's, Vere .^treet, L.,n.l.,n. I. 'La'w ad
■o.l; S..rmons, Lon.. 1874; new ed., 187,8, cr. Sv„. -
Reasonable .Service, Lon., 1871!; new e.l., 1881), 8y„ ';'
l-iberali.sm in Religi.m, and other Sermons, Lon., 1887"
P- Svo; 2.1 eil. same year. '
Roberts, Rev.Willinn, Walter, matriculated
at .Merl.,n Co lege, Oxford, 18411; „ R„man Cath.lic
K.i o ■ a .•.MiKreCTtK.ii olsciilar pri.sis, ealie.l Ol luVs
In ^'-. "T,' »''."";,"'.■ .aidin,,! .stablisbcl in I.o 1,
' 1 . e I ,r, ; ,;', '," ""■ ".'"^'."HMit set ..n To,,! ainongs !
ii#pil;jlllll
o I ,[ '''"ii:::' :" Vl""'^»-^!"l.ly .lem..„M,ated s
P Mil :V 11 I'le^eiit w.,rk IS ,1 murh enlari,',.,! re-
.•1 th. t.e^ay. . . . The full and true signiij.
i:!!;;,. u,:.';;',',!:;;;:;.!!:';;^ no";;;;;;; "" "^^' ''"■« ^"' i''«'"iy
Robertson, Alexander. I. Our rmperial Re
sources, [,.H|.lresses,l Dun.lec, I880. 2. TwrLectiir ^
'I'sSS sw;'"""™ "'"' '^'"''^' "'' ''"" ""'' ''""''•^"' •'Jin'.
m,?Hal'"'n'""' /VT,'"'"'' t'<">"i"Kl'>un. Me-
wi 1 t If"',"'"' v"' '"'"'"'^ Harris.(ir..athe.l, K.C.l). :
with a Prefatory Notice of the Compiler, (by H. V ,
Lon ss.'i, Svo. Prir,te,l for private cir,.uh.ti.;,i. '''
, v!""^"'*?."' -'*""«-• •*• -'*'y-^<>l'' ""'1 m.v Helativ.s ;
.. i oi; ig i.irl s >,„ry ; new ed., Lon., 1887, p. Svo
fir t .hr. T'l'',."'"*' Ar»'lnbal,l, ,M.A. graduated.
, ";'"'%'•,','■ ""'"■■ "' J'-in,ty College, Oxfor.l, lS7fi
and elected Fellow an.l lecturer: or.laim.:,! 1S7S pHn.'
e pal .d Hishop Hatnel.l-8 Hall, Durh.m, since 188;' "
''"'■' f!- ^'""nasius on the [n.mrnali.,n : with an In-
troduction for .students, Lon.. I8n2, Sv., " (Trans IS
Athanasius on the Incarnation, l„,n., ISS.^'svo ' ■■■
Robertson, C. I,.,„ml Rutherford,.!. (Trans )
^'vork'iss2;'ii^„::'''' "''"'•'''''=•'''-' '^^^^■'^^^-«-*
Kabu^fiHT'"', !''«"»•. thnrles liray. Kurum,
Kabul, a Id Kan.lahar: being a liricf Record of Impres-
l-illin.'." is|''''V Ii;:;,'"'*'''"--' "'"''•■'• '■^■neml Uoberts. Illust.
Robert.^on, I>. T. New York Cilv Court Reports-
(ontemponiry Decisions of the .Marine Court, an., occa^
(1M,I-1SS2,) N. York, iss:!.
Robertson, K. William, [„»/,, vol. ii., r.
llislorical Essays in Connecti.ui with the Lan.l and
Church, ,Vc.. L.in., IS72, Svo.
first .'hiss Lit. Hum., at Lincoln Collego, 0.-tn.rd, 1^7,,'
an.l electe. Fellow ..( Corpus Christ! C.dle<re: called to
ue ijar at Liii.Mln's Inn 1874; late profes,«V,r of Roman
aw in nuersity College. Lon.lon ; professor .d' common
law in Lincoln's Inn Hall : .M.P. fu- Dun-lee since I8s.^
author ,d many ariicles in the Encylopcedia l)ritanni,.n
A" ernvin H.mie Rule: a Sketch of the I'olitical System
in tho I uited Slates, Edin., 1887, fp. Svo. ^
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"Wilhin the limits Hint the Kiithnr hiis sot himscir
?.' ,1",' ,''"",'; '"'"■"'■k with slMKNilar m ■urn ev We'
i;'ij;n!;i';"i;;;!,";,r;^:::;{!;;i;;;i!'^^,f^}^'-'^«"ver„„:^;,!
Uobt-rlson, Kric S., ;,role..«r of E„^,lisl,, L„.
ho,^; clitor 01 •■ (f re,,t Writers.' I K„g|ish I>o, t ...ses :
n Smcsof Crit>™l I!i„gnv|,hio», l„m.r I8s;i, ,,. Svo.
(InolMd., English ,,oetease3 from the earliest to tllo most
rci'i'iii tiiiiea.)
„„'! 'iI'VT"'' '" >''!'" '"''' ""tan(i well written : It is dlstl'i-
B i-lie.l liy a rii;litiies.s of erifeal Jl^lKnlem I v te iiiiie
tJJvH J^" ?'}''^"" "'■ ""' '''""•'= "" Anthology :
1 is5 •','.'""' '^""-■'•i«^'" Writers of Three Centuries,
iellow ,'M;i-eat Writers,") Lon., I.H8fi, IL'ino.
Hobortsoii, F. T,.iquil; or, The Bays of Olaf '
Try;;^'vason, Lon., IS7lt, 12m..
Uobi'itsoii, Francis Forbes-. In Herself Com- i
J.lele: a l,ove-,Story, I,.,n.. 1S>,-, n. ,Hvo
Koberts.m, Mont. Frank, K.E., F.n A R eivll
^■nKineer, Pubiio M'orks Dej.irtment, In.li.i. 1. Tables ,
I'.ui:! I'HTt.'^v'o ' ' "'"• ^- ^"^'"""'"S Notes, '
Kobcrtson, George Crooni, h. isjs, at Aber-
.leen, e.luente.l at .Vber.leen limeisity, at University
<^ollcge, London, an. I „t Berlin au.l (iiittin.'on: in I.SIU
became assistant pn.lessor of Greek at Aber.leen, an.l in
l.-^eepnilessorot philosophy of min.l an.l lo-ie in Ini-
%ersity t,,lleKo, London, .'^inec lS7(i he has been the
c lor .,1 Mm, a (Quarterly Review- of I'syeholo-y and
1 h,los.,p|,y. lobhes, ," J'hilo.,ophieal Glassies for Eng-
lish l{eader.s,") Edm. an.l L.m., ISSii, l2mo
the n, lun,V'.'V,ll""''r'"''"'''''' .l"""ll"">k, vvhi.di will be
■ 111 miiiiKj jjui.le III a|i|iri'm ees u philiisonhv i.r tAu.
tlieory i, polities who seek a.iiuuiiilai ,.|V„' ,' ' . ?il,"s r, d
-A inonoKriip'h which is a ini..lel in i|s kind ir..
ini II miioii ol Its v annus parts is miislerly."-.K/,., Xo 3UC8 '
.And see (iii.iTK, (Ik.ihgk, in/jni.
Lon., .s,l, 4u,. 2. 'Ihe Art of Etching, with Drypoint
Me/./.ot,n , and A,|uatint, Lon., ]KKi, l2,uo. S I'aiiit-
'"^, "".>'"'=''' 'l>;;7''-t''"ta. Oil, and Water-Coloiir. Lon.,
ISM, l.m.i. 4. 1 he Alt of Pen-and-ink Drawinjr eom-
morily oalied Etehing, Lon., ISsr, 12m., "'"i"'-"'"
Kobprtson, J. The 1 ml. -Scot, Lon., ISS,'! Svo
,.u^."^T'*T' "••.'?;' """"'""• "''"!'= ^'u'l'ismatic So.
tiei. ol London A Han.l-Iio.ik to the Coinage of Seot-
be ■^iili u"xr "f ''"l-'i"" "'■ Every Variety issueil by
e M , ? " ''■'""/ l'-'-^""J«-- i- to the Cessation of
the Mint un.ler Anne, Lon., 1.S7S, 4to.
rhH*!",7"'","' J-,. '•'•"•'•cs.. Great Painters of
Chri.-ten.lom, (rom Cimahuo to Wilkie. Illust Lon
IXi^, llo; new ed., ISSI, r, Ito: new ed., Iss,-, f.,|
nobertson, J. Mrtiregor. I. l-hy i.do'.Meal
Physi,,^ Lieuientary Faets. I'nnciples, &... lion, lis]
IS.SS, 12f.;o"'™""'^ Text-Book of Physiology, Lun.!
-.^il'rh"' -J- ^V^*'- "•'''•) The Divine and
..acied Liturgies ol our Fathers among the .Saints. .John
Uobertson, Rev. James \r i n n <•
of n,i„„(„i 1 "»•• JKiiies, .11. A., JJ.JJ. professor
. ol Une ital languages in the Iniversily of Glasgow
(Trans.) Outlines of Hebrew .Synta.x, by Dr. Augult
A.iiller Glasgow, ISS2, ,Sv„ ; ;!,1 Jd., 1888 *'
n.ld °rf's?"',''l.'"*' Craigie.M.A.. [„„,., vol. ii.,
?v A D S . ■ ;,";-^"''y "f "•" '^''""i^"' Chureh : yol
.'ir Li«-i-lal7, Lon.. 187S, Sv.i
fhocl'ilr "'"'""','""" ;""'''"''>-'''"l "■'■itiT. Having mastered
*rrinVi ,s' ,'!"' """'-Ti'd materials, he arn iges ?ds u^
t., • , "e" ., ull";; '•;>■' l""|''"' ^'Jl'' '■l">Willg^lle reader
dlm,V,lt;^■■i^/,^.^•o.twl'''""■'^
I o^; ''lM« '""^''"'''"' ".:"''"■ "'■""'^ "'■ "'« J'"!'"' I'ower.
I.on., 1876, p. 8vo. 3. (E.i.i \fi,t„riai„ f,., ,j',„ ][j..f.. '
Offi,.e"pMb '' .'^'".'''''J''"!' "•■ C»"'erbury. (U^eord |
OlhLe Pub.;, vo,s. ,.-v,., ]^„„._ |S7(i-S:), r. .svo. (Seel
Shmm.akd, J H., ,-,,,•,.„.) 4. .^ket.hesofChureh His ory i
from AT). a3 to the Keformalion, Lon., 1878, 2 part^ j
Ron
,'?'""• 5' '''"■''" '«!"'' O"'' Memorials of Thomas lieoket,
I.s.sil, r. 8vo. '
Itobertson, Rev. James Logie, MA. I Orel-
lana, rnd other Poems, E.li.i. an.l Lon., 1881, 12mo "
i;' "■''!'/') '^f I of tl"^ " I'olly Ann,- an.l other Stories"!
a Book of tables an.l Faneies. E.lin. an.l Lon., L>i8,5 „
Svo 3. (E.i ) Letters of Hobert Ihirns, (••('anielot Cl'as-'
sins, Lon., I8S7, IL'mo. With lioninirsov, Jankt Looie,
1 Our Iloli.liiy among the Hills, Edin. an.l Lon., fii 8vo
, "" "L!:.**""' J"*'"- One of the People: a Xov^l,
i Robertson, John Ross, b. 184], i„ Toronto,
Unaila; edueatc.l at I pjier Canada Colloge; becaino a
> i'i'-,.""f "V-"!''. '"I""'*''' "'" '^"'■"•"" ""ilv Telegram,
Sill, of which he has since been e.lil.ir an.l proprietor.
To, ,if„"7.f. ^'•''",""'' f"l-it"l"r Masonry in Ciinn.la,
4, onto 188,8 2. History of Cryptic, Templar, ami A.
anil A. Kite Masonrv in Canada, 1888
Robcrts..ll, Keitb. The Knave of Dmmonds: n
^ovel, Lon., 188,',, ji. 8v.,
add.] I. Chri.sty Kedtern's Troubles, L.m., 186(1, 12mo
new ed., illust., 1886, r. 8vo. 2. The Bairns; or, Janet's
Love and Service: a Story from Canada, Lon., 1870, ,,.
8vo; ,8,1, ed., 1878 .3 The Inglises ; or, How the W„V
, Opened, Lon., 18,2, ]2mo. 4. The Perils of Orphan-
I h.,od; or, i redenca an.l her Guardians, Lon.. 1871 n
I ^)'"; "I-''" "'•■ '''•^l' 5- David Fleming's Forgiveness"
I ^,- ^•"■^' i'',^"' 1 ;'"'"• ■• I!y a Way she knew not: the
I Story of .Vlli.son Bain. N. York, L8.s\s p,,uo
Robe.«>,on, Mary M. Eunice: a .Story of Do-
j liiestie Lit.- 11, iNew lOiigland, .\. York, L'<87. l"',no
Robertson, Muirhead, A Lombard Street Mys-
: tery : a ^ovel, Lon., 1888, p. Svo
< Robertson, P. .Manual of Elocution and the I'hi-
los^.phy ol E.\pressiin. icyton, 0., 1881), I2mo.
Robertson, Will, am, a journalist at Kocluhile.
i 1. Uochdiile, Pa.! and Present, Hoehdale, I87,i. 2 The
, Li eand limes of the Uight Hon. .John Bright, lioch-
I dale, 18,8; new e.l., Lon., 188,'), p. 8vo.
Ro!.ert.son, William, ,,rineipal of the Royal Vet-
erimir, College, London. 1. •Te.xt-li..,.k of the Practice
Own'' u- 'V'^''';'"';-> '""'- 18!^::, M-o. 2. Hints to Stock-
Owners, kel.so, 18,S4.
Robertson, Rev. William Archibald Scott,
biidgc, 18ot; ordained I8:,U; rector of Elmley 1800-84
and since then vi.-ar of Throwley : hoii. canon of Canter'
bury since 1873 ; lion, secretary of the Kent Ardueotg-
I ',-,'\. •'''■"'"' '^'''""' "'■ '''' pul'lication-:. since ]87''
I. 1 he Missionary .Societies of Great Britain: a Concise
\.ew of their Heceip.s. E.xpen.litures, and Results, Lon.,
18,.) 8vo. 2. The Crypt of Cantoibury Cathedral: its
Arclnteeture, its History, and its Frescoes. Illust Lon
lo^U, 4to. '
"A most rnrcfiil and Ihoroiigh account of a i.nrf ,,f
;iii crl.ury Cathedral wlibdi t n ,t ZV'k.mwn t' nn.^li
t con uiiis a g,„,d ,i^,a iiiat is of special iiUeres b, hfs
torically and arti.-tlc,illy."-,ira(/ .xix i)7 '
Also many archaeological papers, pamphlets, &c.
Robertson, W yndham', „„te,'vol. ii.,add.,] 8n,V
1 ,\l:;: "' Manchester, Chesterfield Co., Va. ; educated
at W„„am and Mary College; admitted to the bi^r in
I hnrni' fn'^T"""; f ^ "'«]!''" '**'^''' •'"'' "'■"^"vards a men,.
P,l '^^ 'eg>s Htn.e. Ho was a stro- , anti-sece.ssionist.
I ocahontas, o/„„ Matoaka, an.l her Lescen.lants by her
Marriage at .laiiiestown. 1014. will, ,fohn Holfe. Gentlc-
iinan: with Biographical Sketches; fals,.) Illustrative
: Historical Notes, by R. A. Brook. Richmond, X'a,, 1887.
■ r*VO, ' '
i,loi'*,'?i'','ii"'I'-^'*',*''"^I"t'>i'e'>istutein popular favor an
Idol eMdeiitly hopelessly overthrown. "-Iv,///,,,,, .Mv ■.►■o
,lahl" wVl'rn'V"*'.- y"""' ■^'•'\- K'ni.luated at Mag-
lialen Ha . O.vh.r.l, 1805; ordained 1800; rector of Holy
iriniiy, \\ imUor, since 1873: chaplain in ordinary to
ILmsohold Cavalry. 1877. 2. The Life of the Worl.l :
the We of (o,. ,0 .Sinners. Lon., IS7!l, si,. lOiiio.
Robins, tdward Cooliworthy, I'.S.A. l The
re3r"' ■:.'•'"'"""•■ " Ht.view of the Various Theories
res eofng "s Jorm an.l Stylo of Arehitecture ; The
Lthics of Art: Two Lectures L.m.. 1887. 8v;,. ■>.
im !,e n T '' V':i ^""^""^ lioil.li"K: heinga Treatise
on tl e Design and Construction of Applie.l Seience an.l
l1. . u ,""*'':m""'' "'"'■ ^"ifl'l-^ l''ittings and Sanila
1 '1888 a ''""■ "" ^'•■'■•'"'"■"1 E'li'cation. Illu-t,
ROB
" It Is too lame a work, and Um teilinlinl, tn fiiiil Us way
iito Ihc haiKls of ilu' K.Mieriil rcmlfr; Imt It will prove an
lnili.s|iciisali)e work of ruliTiMii e to arihitiTts, Imil/lers and
iiiaiiMKiTs ol teHiniual M-hiuih."— ,syi<,'/(i(„r. Ix. liin:i.
Itollill!*, U. H. KciMi my .SuiTet: a Novel, l.on.,
I^sii, :i vols. p. Svo.
KoliiiiMoii, Miss A. Mary !•'. See Daii«kstkt]:ii,
Mils. A(;Nt;s Maiiv Kji.vm-ks, iii/iru.
Kobinsuii, .Mrs. Annie Ooiiglns, (<;rfen,) b.
I-'IL', at I'i.vmoiith, .V.ll.; Ims written uiiiler tlie i.seu-
ilon.vine of ".Marian Douglas." 1. I'ietiire-I'oenia liir
■\oiing Folks, lllu.st. liost., )S7l, Svo. :'. Peter and
)'olly; or, Home Life in New Kngland ft Hundred Years
Ago. Host., 1S7I1. ISmo.
Ilobinson, liunjiiiiiin Coiilson, K.li.ii.s., [oik.,
vi>l. ii., add.,] ealled to tlio bar at the .Middle Temple
l^lll; serjeant-at-law since ISfis. Stray Tlioughts on
Wealth and its Sources, l.on., |ss;i, p. Svo.
Ilobinson, Uevcrley. I'raotieal Treatise on Nasal
Ciitarrh. llliist. N. Viok, I8S1, Svo.
Kubinson, C, .'Maggie; or, Light in Darkness,
I.oM., IS,s4, l2mo.
Itobilistill, V, CIoiikIi. A Ulossarv of Words per-
taining to the Diiilert of .Mid-Yorkshire: with others
peculiar to Lower Nidderdiile: to which is preli.xed an
Uiitline of Grammar in the Mid-Yorkshire Dialect, J
(Kng. Dialect Soc.,) l.on., l>:ii, Svo. •
llobinson, Charles Kilmiind, .M.A., b. is.,:!- i
graduated at Trinity College, Cainhridge; eilled to the
liar at the Fniier Temple Isrii. |. The Cr.iise of the
"Widgeon." Seven Hundred .Miles in a Ten-Ton Yawl
l.on., isrti, p. Svo. 2. Thetiolden llinde, Thessale, and
other Poems, Lon., ISSO, 12iiio. I!. The Huval Warren •
or, Hiimhles in the Isle of Purbeek, L.in., ISS.l, 4u,
Itubiiisou , llev. Charles John, .M.A., graduated,
first class Classics, at I'liiversity Colle^'c, Durham, IS.i:! ;
ordained 1S57; vicar of Norton (.'anon, Herelonlshire]
18li5-77; rector of West Haeknev i.S77-S7, mi. I since
then vicar of Horsham. I. A His'iory of the Castles of
lli'refordshire and their Lords, Lon'., IS70, 4to. 2. A
History of the .Mansions and Manors of Herefordshire
Lon., |S7:i, Jto. '
'■Bringing to his task quick observation, active research
nil. a knack ot grouping t., -ether mutters of local interest
liolh ol the past and )iresciit, lie has produced a secoiul
volume ot .-oiisidcralile merit."— .>hi(. J!ti:. xxw. Ijc.
:). A Uegisterof the Scholars ailiiiitted into .Merchant
Taylors' School, l.^iliS t<i 1S71: compiled from Authen-
tic Sources: with liiographical Notices, Lowes, IS.S2-.s;i,
U \ol3. r. Svo.
llobinson. Rev. Charles Scymonr, DD
LI..D.,[oii,e, vol.ii,. 11,1,1.,] b. I.S29, at lieiinington, Vt ';'
graduated at Williams College IS49; stuilied theolo.'v at
I nion Seminary, New York, and at Princeton ; pTi'stor
ol the .Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York,
1^70-87. 1. Church Work: Twenty-Si.\ Sermons, x!
York, IS?."., 2 vols. 1 2mo. 2. Selection of Spiri'tiial
Songs; with Music for Church and Choir. N. Y'ork W7il
Svo. .S. Spiritual Songs, with .Music, for the Su'iidav-
.-'chool, N. York, Isso, |2mo. 4. Studies in the New
Testament, N. York, ISSii, |2mo. 5. Selections for Re-
sponsive Headings, for Use in Public W. ship, N York
1881, Svo. (>. Stuilies of Neglected Texts, N. York!
188.S, 12mn. 7. (Ed.j l,iiu.|es Domini: Selection of
Spiritual .Songs, Ancient anil .Moilern. N. York, issi
8vo. S. The Pliaraohs of the lion.lago and the Evodus •
Lectures, N.York, 1SS7, 12mo. 9. Simon Peter: his
Life and Times, ISSS, 2 vols.
Robinson, Clara I, .>'. liabbleton's Baby ■ an
Account of a Beloved Child : told by his Nurse! Mrs.
Uluhbins, [pseud.,] Lon., 1877, Svo.
Robinson, Conwny, [o./te, vol. i!., add.,] d. 18.84
History of the High Court of Chancery an.l other Insti-
tutions of England, from the Time of Caius .Julius Civsar
until the Accession of William and Mary: vol. i Rich-
mond, Va., 1S82.
Robinson, E. Can Disease Protect Health' Lon
I SMI, cr. Svo.
Robinson, K. A. (Trans.) History of Ireland, by
IT. 1(. Ilasseiieiiiiip, Lon., ISS8, Svo.
Robinson, K. Colpitis. The Geology of Gcne-
"^ '■ an Enquiry into the Credentials of the M.jsalc Kec
Old .if Creation. Lon., lss:>.
Robinson, Edith. Forced Acquaintances : a Book
fiirtiirls, Host., ISS7, 12uio.
Robinson, Edith. The Lay of St. Jucundiis.
I lust. Lon., ISS7, Imp. 4to. (A ballad founded on an
old lorkshire legend.)
ROB
Robinson, Edward A., ami Mall, (ieoiRe A.
The Disk ; a Tiile of Two I'assions, Bust., |sn4. l2mo
Robinson, Rev. Edward Jewett, Weshvan
minister; a missionary in India. 1. Lay Ue|.re.«ent».
turn in .Methodism, L.in., 1871, Svo. 2. How to Pray
Lon., 1872, er. Svo. :;. Tamil Wis.lom : Tiadilions
Lon., is,.), I2ui„; new e,|., ciil., eulitle.l "Tab's and
Pnenis ol s,,utli India ; fr.im the Tamil," Iss,", 4 Ser
mens; The .Mother of Jesus n.il the Pap„| .Miirv L.m
IS-o, I'- Svo. 0. The Caravan and tlie Temple, anil
.Songs of the Pilgrims, Lon., Is7S, Sy,.. (1, Hin'.lu P,„.
t.irs : a Memorial of the Lives of .<iiiimugiin an.l Vaira-
iiiuttu, Lon., fp. ,svo. 7. Li.l by the Spirit : Memoirs
ol Mrs. Caroline Eliza Walker, of Cheltenham, Lon
I^s2, er. Svo.
Robinson, EzekicI (;ilmnn, D.Il., LL D
['nil< vol. li., iidd.,] hecanie preshlent of Br.nvn I'niver'
sity ls,2. 1. Lectures on Prciichiiig : .lelivere.l t.. the
Students of Theology at Yale College, N Y.irk |sN';
121110. 2. Principles and Practieeof Morality ; or. Ethi-'
eiil 1 rinciplcs Discussc.l i,n.| Applied, Host., Isss, P'mo
Robinson, K. New lleligi., Mdiei : Chapters on
Every-Hay Siil.jecis, Lon,, ISS7, p. Svo.
Robinson, E. A., M.A. iTians. and ed.) A Col-
hitioii of the Athos Codex of the Shepherd of Hermas,
together with nn Introduction, by Spvr. P. Lambros
Ph.D.: with a Preface and Ai.'pendices, Camliri.b'e'
IS.SS, Svo. "
Robinson, Miss Eranees Mabel, sisterof Mrs
A M. F. Darmesteter, (.iiyoo. 1. .Mr. Ihitler's Ward
.on., ISSa, p. Svo. 2. Disenchantment : an Every.
Day ,Ktory, Lon,, 1SS6, p. Svo. :i. Irish History for
English Headers, from the Earliest Times to the Close
"I the Year l.ss,-,. Jiy William Stepheii.s.m Gregg,
[pseud.] N. -iork and l.on., INSli, Svo ; M ed. sumo
\ear. 4. I he Pliin of Ciimpaign : a Story of the For-
tune of \\ iir, Lon.. 1SS7. 2 vols. er. Svo.
Robinson, Franeis Kildale, d. ]sS2; a hical
antinmiry of Whitby, Eiig, 1. A Glossary of York-
.^iire\\.,r,s i,nd Phrases, .■olleete.l in Whitby and the
.Neiglibonrbood: with E.x pics of their roll„;,ui„l Use,
iiiid .Allu.sions to Local Cu.Monis and Tra.litioiis. By im
Inhabitant. Lon., IS:^,'-,, l2mo. Anon. 2. A (ilossiry
ol Words used in the Neighbourhood of Whitby, (En"
Dialect Soc„) l.on., IS7ii. ,svo. "'
Robinson, Lieut. Frederick. Seven Gray Pil-
grims : a Persimal Hoimime, l!v a Subiiltern of Artil-
lery, L.;n., 1871, p. ,svo. Anon.
Robinson, Frederick W iijiani, [o„(,, vol. ii
add.,] b. LS:;il, in SpitalHelds, I.ond.m ; e.lucated at Clnr-
- en.lon H..ii,se ,>-ch...,l, Kensington. Several ,.f his earlier
works were published anonymously. I. No Church
Lon I8li2 ;i vols. ,,. Svo. 2. Church and Chapel, Lon.,'
|s|..., .i vols. ].. Svo. li. Female Life in Pri.son. By „
Matron. Lon., l,s(;3, p. Sv„ : new ed., l.sii.'s. 4. .Jane
Cameron: Memoirs of a Female Convict, Lon lS(i;i ■>
; ;■'''."; 1:; '-^"'' "'•»■ ^■''•' "*''*•'<• i- Mnltie: a Stray, Lo!i."
Ni4, ..vols. p. Svo. (!. Carry -s Confession: a Novel,
l.on., I sua, :; vols. p. Svo; :;d ed., 1S7I1. 7. Prison
haraetei-s, drawn from Life. By „ PHson Matron.
l.on. Sbf, 2 vols. p. Svo; new ed., ISS,\ 8. Beyond
he Church, Lon., ISIifi, :i vols. ji. Svo. 9. Christie's
, 1-aith, Lon., KSfi7, 3 vols. p. Svo. 111. Poor Humanity,
, Lon., siiS, :i vols. p. Svo. II. Owen, a Waif: new eii..
Lon., is.ll, p.Svo. 12. Stern Necessity, l.on., 1870,.')
vols. p. Svo. L!. True to Herself: a Novel. Lon., 1S70,
■i vols. p. Svo, 14. Little Kate Kiiby, Lon., IS73, ;i
yi-*;''-^?' '■"'■ "<''' '■'"'■<' «■">' ''<■'■ Fortune, Lon.,
S,.i, .■) vols. p. Svo. Hi. Second-Cousin ,<ariih, Lon.
S74, :; vols. p. Svo. 17. As Long us she Lived, Lon.,
is.b, A vols. cr. Svo. IS. A Bri.lge of Glass. Lon., IS79,
.! vols, or. Svo. 19, Cowanl C.ii.-cience, Lon , 1S79 3
vols. or. Svo. 20. Poor Zeph, and other Tales, Lon.,
i I>-S0, ,'i vols. p. Svo. 21. The Black Speck : a Tcmper-
I ancc Tale, Lon., ISSl, p. Svo; new ed., 1883. 22. The
Hand? of Justice: a Novel, Lon., lSs:i, 3 vols. cr. Svo •
new e.l..., Iss I, IS8.0. 2:i. Women are Strange, and
other Stories, Lun., ISS3, 3 vols. 24. The Man she
Cared for, Lon., Is,s4, 3 vols. p. Svo. 2,'>. La/.arus in
Lonilon, Lon., Iss,',, 3 vols. p. Svo. 26. The Courting of
-Mary .^mith, I..,n., ISSO, 3 vols. er. Svo. 27. A Fair
I Maid, Lon., ISSii, 3 vols. p. Svo. 2S. In Bad Hands:
Stories, Lon., 18S7, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 29. 99 Dark Street.
Lon.. 1887, p. Svo. 30. The Youngest Miss Green, Lon.
j ISSS, 3 vols. p. Svo.
"Given !Iie materials of a st.iry, there is no liviiiE Avriter
i who can lay them out with siieh eu.sy skill. In each cliBp
TJST
,iii'! '
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''.r< <i
iiielifJler
nriuy beloro uiid
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'lunu-ih,.. si,.;,a. of M,.|2,)
f-n, .run.., isso, ,0 M r s"-''"' .-' f '^/'°1 "^■■^"'''''""■^
Kobillsoil, (•rPl'airJ I II- ..„
ITW, Nvo. ^ "*" '^'""■''•'' "1 iintain, I,un.,
ROB
' ..r ?,f &,:';.,::,-,„"k: is;,-; s:- >■"•■ v....
"■-iiry,
I'ra.vforil'.s Wuril, Ao. : Tales,
' ,'■ '^' '''*' Hrl,s of 111
Ilobiiisoii, J. W. \y
I Loh., isr.s, ;) vols. ,,r. Sv„.
^ SaKla:::";;!^'^:; V'^;i'''"-;rK.exro„„,„
1 Ours. Jllu.t .«aien isri T '" ^^'IHl """"■■' '">''
K ":!:';:"'';;,:f::i-;,r''ih "f ''- '-•'•"to of Civil
;^;r'- •^----aJ';ci:y:;isf;'i.c^s:s:
e'^'of^::-i!::tL«X';jfv^-r^7^^''"'''^''-
^i;r^'';^.'-"!7-^^r';^''^-"-''5ftf:'';i:^;"t
I'ol.alloch; 2!|",'l "„*•"';:?''"" "' ■;''•'" '^''"''"'"' "''
for 1S70, Lon isri s™"""-' ^"''""^"^'^ Cristas 'liowk
.^ K^:^^;;;Si«^^•?J^^'s;o^- "'--■•-
1.^77, I6,no. ' ' '•' """"• -• !'"'•'.>•, ^'. Vork,
Robinson, M. a.
i^""'*;"^;'^,''^^"'' ^''--'"^ -^'^ Canoe, I,on.,
I-^n., in;:,, i';',;;;,'" ""^ ""-'^"'1 •^ Bay Territory. IHust.
*» I .... . .
nipiils, tin. trap.
1. (Trans.) Tlio Curate of
notie..,! in a-Vevlow 'on 'I'l?„ '"\'^ '"'" K»"'l-»aturejly
R"l-ert lirown „, o ,;• n "".'''"''» >'""Hnen,latorv. by
Legislative History, 1774-
cn.l Foliii,,,,, ,, 1^
I>«l, Dost., l,s,i<|, ii-.mo.
in^" /^r"* »1S.^*^y? !"-"[.^- "f P. S. Rob.
™l'h.v, I,on., ,,SS4, 12,no.-\'i!,r;';', '"''?■ '',"""'«-
ao ... .t. ,..,.„ tograpbie IlandT lio-'k" '■ """ ""■■" '°
*• i..etters
■nm-iiil nn,l ,«,K-ial Inforiaation. X York'T-rs?" J'," "
Robinson, Pliiiiii ijtP,.„w , ' ^' ^t"-
Robinson,") r ". ,?, n ,n 'i"*.""" "' " P'"'
at Marlborou.l, C,| J,.', u ^''"""'■' '.'"'"'• '">'' eilne.teil
Pioneer, .r Xru't^dl^'Z l^^'^^il^'""" ""^
editor, in ISilil; „„, aim,, ,(n,l r. .''!'""'""'• """
Arobives of the 'C r T' • et % "/ ""^ "'^"'""^
'■•orature Isr;, : „f lo.ie a.ur';,;!;:;;^^-"'^-"'- «f
^toaia Cultivation: Two j "^l^ '-^;-;;'\of^ Ut.natu^, ■iii;;-;;t;„— ;;
Mr. Ph.. Kobtnson write, so pleusantij^h;;;- he chooses
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UjatwecnnnotlMil rosoiU this pl.Tu of l,o„k innkiiiir
tile ii«.' to Hiiy one, an. I the exc'eulloii Is lis ■ are eis . «
It po.vihly could Ij,.." -.u/i., No. ".hi:, uuiilm h»
.1. Siiiners ai„i Saints: a Tour across tho States an.l
round thcMi, L(jn.. Is8."., or. Svo.
■' Kavlnn Joiiniovi.d IlironKli t'hu I'lilteil StatcK lie de-
clres to Miy .v.iuHhl.iK new almin theni . SK,;., ,^ ,'(
Mormonl''"'^'''! '"■ ''"'I'"''" '" '''- »"rk ,U.„1 Hi 1,.
.Mormons. , . lie tan wnu: Miiooih y. and li,. |,as oincli
exper enee of iho worl.l. Mad 1„. re I • irlv n r
tiM.UK, tolh,.Mnrn.onprolUen,,lH.,nii uivM.od • d
reM.lMlile skc (.■iH-s or III,, in c,,.!,, hut, a> i H |,K " ,1'
areoiiitea.. nnattraetiv a,. I,l> • miurmx.' •■- //' ^^ '! m
Ui s s iM,t altotiellior a Moriuon l,o,,k. flie aniiior
to"ri/,m" ^V""<';ye-M, to California, and 1. ,!'
1 .llJhl • ■« ■ •"'■" •^''••■''"■"' •, •, ■ ""-■ '"'"k "» II whole I,-
0. Chysing a'Voitune: Talc, and Sketelie.s I.on.,
Poets' Itirds - I„n., Is.si, p. .svo. S. Ti^-ors at Lar«.. :
Tales and Skelehes, I,on., I,S,><d, l.snio. U. The ValTev
ol Icetotuni Trees: Tales and .Sketches, I.on., l.s.sii
Kol.inson.Ucv. nicliar.1 IlaycH, educated at
hnitfs College, London: ordained \S6i\ ; perpetual
eiirale ul .St. Oorinans, Itlaekheath, since Iss) i
Thought and Deed : .-^cnnons on Faith and Duly, Lon.!
18,.', l.'nio- 2d ed., \hTA. 2. The Creel and the .\ge:
a Lecture delivered at the Uuildhall, liath, Lon., l.ssi,
llobinson, Robert. Thomas lienick : his I.jfo
and liiue.s llh.st. Newca8tle-(,n-Tyne, ISs?. I'ub-
lished by the Author. (Contains letters prcviou...lv un-
published and new impressions from the original blocks
ol some ot Uowieks engravings.)
"The local cult (d-liewick . . . is of loiii; standhiL' n..d
wasiiever more nourishing than now. \\V ow ct ni i
ilyl is towuMiian's impulse to build lliis latest m',
iiient P. the artist aii,l to ihc i,,,,,,, hm that access to • , I i-c-
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toiswhicbKive.saoen^
, K A- ■■■ ■■ "'^^ ""'"•' hist admirer of Ibcir lather who has
had the intimate ae,,imimance of the -laui itei-s r iw
;■>.'?'■"■ 'l'""-"^^'-<'i'»l"ry. as a (lUalilicHti.mi'ur the task
wl,i.;h^lie lius iiowaeeom|,li»he<f so crediUibly."_A««i,,,
Uobinson, KoulaiiU E. Incle Lisha's Shoi, :
7.1^ in a Corner of \ankee.I.an.l, N. York, l.ssr, 12mo
Robinson, S. Light in Darkness; and DarkneJs
1 list, a .Sequel, Lon., 187ti, lOnio.
Robinson, .Samuel, lVil4-I884, b. in Manches-
ter, J'.ng., and educated at Manehester \ew Colleue
_iork; became a cotton-manufacturer, and devoted his
leisure to the study of German and Oriental literature
ile bequeathed a collection of Oriental books and .MSS
'' ^"'■■"J' .''"■'^S'-' Manchester. 1. Life of Ferdoosee;
1 'P^,",^','/ •"'""^''- -• (Trans.) .Schiller's Wil-
lam Pell, 1825; new ed., 18.S4. (Tho first English
translation ol this drama.) 3. (Trans.) Jlinor Poems
of Seh iller 1867. 4. .Specimens of the German Lyric
I oets, 8,8 5. Translations from Various German Au-
''"'f' p'-"' . '^: ^ '■T*""' ''""'"•y '»>• i:"«lish Readers,
h^ w A P,"'"'y •"■'"""'• ('-^"""^'i'od «Jssays, with notes
i>y W. A. Llouston.)
Robinson, Rev. Samuel, educated at Trinity
College, Dublin; ordained l,sr4; incumbent of Hay,
""■ '^i'"'' ^l;''"'' '■'""-"•■'• ""'I «f Nurnev, Ireland
since I8SS. I he Alhanasian Creed, Melbourne. 1882
Robinson, Stephen T.,of Edwardsville, 111. The
Shadow of the War : a Story of the South in Keconstrue-
tion Tunes, Chii'.. 1H,S4. Anon
Robinson, Stillmun Williams, b. I8.!.8, at i
.^HU h Reiuling, \ t. ; graduated at the l,'niversity of
i, ', (""^m ■' I'J"'^*",",'-';f Physiesand mechanical engineer- i
iiig 111 Ohio .Stale I niversity since 1S78. 1. A Practical '
Treatise on the Teeth of Whales : with Theory of Use of
Kobinson s (M.mtograpb. X. York, 1S76, l.Smo. 2. Rail-
road tconomics: Xotes from a Tour over Ohio Railroads
under H. Subiiie, Commissioner of Railroads and Tele- •
graphs V York, ISsi;, 24mo. A. The Strength of
Urought-Iron liridgc .VIembers. (ieneral 'heory of
lieams, .tc, N. Y.irk. ISS2, 24U10.
Robinson, T. California Supreme Court Reports,
^•l^x.\xvlu.,. San Fran., 1871), Svo. ^
„ "»■""»»". T. Aurioi. Timothy Crinpla: or,
i» K- ~''" '"'"■• '■'''•^' 2 ^i"- !'• s^'o-
nf .i" n ^"I"' '*'• "• Determination of ube Constants
I , „ ,i;';,P„t"^'""""''"'"' (I'b'>"''4'l'i«'l Tfansactions,)
Lon., I87!t-81, 2 parts, 4to. '
rvnTV'""?'' r^"' Tberese Albertine Luise,
(von Jacob,) [,„„,., vol. ii., Rom.s -n Mhs. Epwaki,
■add,] I7!«7-Is7n Fifteen Years: a Picture froiu tho
Last Century, N. York, |S7|, .syo
Robiiisoi, Thomas. I. A Suggestive Coinmen.
lary on the Kpislie to the Itonians. Lon . In7I, - "is i,
, 1 I 'h' r is-;. """"''•'"•';l ''"i"inc„t„ry on the Hook
tb/;t,I:":f',l:;:;;.,-,;:;,,^^:;"^;';;'™'---t-yon
Robinson, Tom, M.li., 'physician p, St, .Ldin's
ospita t,M- Diseases oHho .Ski.l, London. I. The "i!
"'"«>; '""'I'"'".!.'.*- 'I Treatnient of Ilaldncss and Gray.
lies.-, Lon., I.SS2, p. 8vo: 2d ed I.MS'i - 'ri,,. i,i "
ami Treatment 'Jf ,Sypliili.','Lo',i ' ISM,,-p',t, ^''Tln
Ec,,_ema : its Etioh.gy, Pathology, and Ti'eutmc'n.,'L,u,
I ■? ' I , I), nvi), *
Ro>inson,Trar.v. The Song of the Palm, and
Robiisou, Vincent. I. Ii„cks and Hoses, or,
, t wilh . l"; ';""•'. '^'^ ''• '"'■ -• '"i-'tal Car!
I.O.I.; ISv' ' ""' ^ ■^"' "'•'"''«'' '"i'l»ood. must.
Robinson, « illiam, F.L.S., [o,,,,, yol. ii., „dd.]
.Alpine Mowers for English Gardens. Illust. Lon.
ire 'I;: r ',""'• *■■•'"•• ',""/'■ ""'■'• -■ Mushroom-Cul-
ture, its Lxtensinn and Improvement, L..n., Is7() „
,™' '"■•" '■'';•■ Vr"' ^'^■'' ■'■ The lllustraled W'i i
fnl hv >i '"^.O""- '".'■'"!'» ■""! .Shrubberies made lieauti-
ul by the Natural,.at,on of Manly Exotic Plants, Lon.,
,,i,i ■'.'■• "'"' ";'•■ "'*'• ■'■ ""'^y i'l"»ers: Dc
.«P ies '1™ "IT-'V"'^ "' '■■"»"'' "'- '^'"-t Ornamental
Autll • or"'' l"' r.""- '"'• ''• ***■"■ '■'• «"'''^ ^"ro
,; ISS. s' "'„", '^'i''"-;""-"-'-' ■•'■ the Future. Illu.-t.
;"u isso, Svo; 2d ed., Iss:i. 7. The English Flower-
ll ,'iss;;;';s>^*' "' ^'"'""'"' ""'• Ammgeiaent. iCt.
those ol most ninaleiirs. it meets the great w,,ct|.v
ii.^'''Ci;ui,'rf::*i!^';:-,,f p-'""- "f '"e
'T.^:!:^ln::;.*\j!.^«-;^''"- i^-^lomie Oottre, or
lss2"2''4u^.""' "'"'""' ^' '^l«»'»"'"y I'«w, Bo.st.,
Robinson, William Clarke. 1. Introduction
times to the Norman Conquest, Lon., Iss.i. p. 8vo "
Ihe Revolt of the \etherland.s, Lon., IS.s.-, -'no -
foi the VT,f' "i'!'«"' '"^cy. !• h.Uy S;rviees,
t .1 the ,e of I'uldie .Schools. Lon., 1874, ISmo. "
Private Prayers, for Ihe Use of School-Boys Lon 874'
N«„. . Aids to the Holy Communion, for. SehooU
f8^,\..'sv::'" ''""•• '''"• """"• '■ '•--' «"-'4,
Roi)inson, William Stevens, I81,S-i870 b at
Concord, Mass : became a .journalist : was Roston 00"
respondent of the .New York Tribune and the S.^ i^'fieTd
lepubhcan under the signature of " Warrington."
Ihe .Nilary Grab : a History of the Passage of the Aci
ncreasing he Salaries of .Mcmhcrs of Congress, Host
Ibmo 2. Warrington's Manual of ParliaiiKmlai-; Prac':
ce I est., I,s7o, 16mo. ;;. Warrington Peii-Portfa ts a
tolleetion o Personal and Political ReminiseenceMS48!
IS:7,' t'^mo ^' "' ^- '*°'''"^™^ Bost.,
Robson, Charles. ]. ,Kd.) Biographical Enoy-
c lopiedia ot Pennsy K,„u„, Phila., 1874 4to. 2. TEd 1
Maiiuhicones aiv^i Manufacturers of Penn.sylvania
./o:„': '■;/."■ .:'-(■■'.''■' '•"■«'^'l'liieal Eneyeloptedi,;
lUcyelflpasdia
Biographic:i| En-
''f Illiuois, Phila., 1875,Tti,'. "I'.'i'Ed
I cyclop;edia of Ohio. Phila.. 1871! 4to
Robson, E.R. School Archiieeture : Planning
Designing. .Vc.. Lo„., IS74: 2d ed., 1877, Svo "»'
ti ""'!'"";?ri,i!'"'''""" '^"'"^^"o liuilding Construe.
i of ^"m^e^Z'i 'n,"' ;""' '''"y.""-' S- (Trans.) History
, so:,';tnd ^ol. ii. In- .{.n Ta';";' ) '™"'"""' "^ *"•- ««"•
i Un^w'^sl,?','^ *;«"T.'^'?""e' ^- '"'0' graduated at
ILn.veiMty College, Oxford, l.s;«, ealled to the bar at
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Collection nf Church VeMincnI., Dr,.„..- Hllk Stuff.
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I. IJU.
;| •!..) Art of Singing ; now ed., rev., St.
co.nm,m';iT,;,t'5Vh"v''n\V ''';"'-«"';'n^'l im.l hon. cl.-
„[;''"' '"' cil. same year. '
im..'^?;:;if"^j>'f »,- l^''' "^-^'J- P'^fre of South African
an.l l-nK.(i,.„ i„ Uankn „t„v .' , 1 i ' ^^i'''-' *"• Lnw
, Hoche, Jnmes'ie^VeV' 1- ^"4"' TJ^'o ™- ■
'o""ty, IrclanJ: e,lMn„L. .f '... ' r^ ■*^! '" Q"«en »
and smee then I)rolV^sor of ..l,.nt ""I'lt" IJ< -l-.s),
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HorL V ^ .i Vuieiiea, Buttalo, I8S:'. | ni ",„,., ''P''^;^'-"' • ""tl» Introduction by Wilde
I ., loou, p. svo. 7. Frederick, Croivn
uoi)
PrInoB iin,l Emperor ; « lli.,Kn.pl,ic«l Sket.h, .Inllnite.l
K;,!rri!'r;;:i;:r;::!;,;;r >;:?■'"'''"''"'''''''•• '^"'''""
with .h« s™.M.M-„i,H snu.Xair; '•':'; :,;;'';;^^^^
.service in K h.ri.lu, .M..vi„„, Vir«i„i,. ,„„" f, „ ' ^ ,
ountr.v , n„.|,„ ,„« U.M..,||,,,i„n. ..( Offlcor., A.,.. ,
inean ,.,,,1 l,e AnKln-UuH.i,.,, Dispute: ,.„ A™, ,n "f
Mcda of Il„„„r: .,„„.. „f ,1,,.. X„|,|,. ,„„,,, ,„,. ^: ,{
111.) M.'.lal ha,! 1.U..II awanliMl, .k.gcriihvl l,v tho.e w ,
have w„„ i,. 1H«,-,S8«. rilu.t. .V. Vmk/ Issfi Sv," '
I.." t>7':.'';:su" ' "• '-'«'" "" ''""^ '^'•"'^-.
IlodlMl'iii, A. K. (Trana.) Th., Ko,„,t,.,,, „f Chrl.t •
from the ,.rma„ „| A. Ta^por,. Kait,.,!, wi.'l, u IVefacc,'
by C. II. II. UriKht. K.liii., ls7|, hvo.
Rodmun, John. K.p„riH „( th., K,ntu,.l<y Court
Hodn.y, Mrs. .Wiirinn ( nIh.Min I.eRure
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1. .Sca-
l.ii;ht
.Maid of
waa .^I'lit to
(Beeves,) b. ab.uit Ih.,i, „t ciiaritn
writton iin.lcr the p.ieiiil.inyiiio of " I'a.l
Drilt, I'hihi., l.siiU. 2. WiMirithonie ; .
ol Tu-Day, Philu., 1872, l2mo. :i. A i
Ari'aili.', .\. Vork, ISSS, l2nio
ItodriKiies, Jos6 iiirlos, [,r,.li., „,ia ..nt to
Panama „. 1871. hy th« New Vork Worl.'l.To at u W ,1 ^
.•..n.l.tmn a,„l |„„,p«,.ta „f the .anal: the condu, o,"
he arnye,! at was that ha„kr..,„c.y waa i,„,„i„„„t ,„
leaa the I rench «overi.,nent ,.h ,1 eon,,, to the aaain-
Its lohlical Aapeuta ami tirLaiiehil l)iHie.ilti.>, N York
anil l/on., iM:>, p. .Syo.
"While the ta.^-le of |»,rlh,ns,,f Mr. limlrlL-inss w,,rL- i.
notex«ellyl„l,|.,,r„i4.i|, . . . we r n i K ,, tl" 'i,
era a.ieiira.'y of if,e .sial.'inent.s „( thi. aiith r ' (,rJ, '
.■arlv hi.sli.rv of the M-hi.„„. i» CMneenieil ; »'.' Irn ■ ■ v, rM
hi.s fMiaii.'ial Maluineiil.s to a hiri/e e-iteiit ■ iim w.. , 1
Na £' ""'"^ '''''''"'■ "' '"" ^-'"^^^^n'^l^^.'^Di
nr^h"*"^^?"' Vr."- '"'' f^'""''"' ""''go: 'i Homanee
of theM.xteenth fViiturv, l.on., 1.S8.S Kvo
a,"M'',*r"' ,*"V"i';^*' I"m I''.K.A..S., a'elenee tnaater
a .Marlborough College. 1. Dietionary of Sim,.,,"
( I ayile,, ber.,) Lon., IS7I, ,Hvo. 2. .Vole.. o„ .Natural'
'h,lo..ophy : be,n« the .Sub-^tanee of a Cou,-ae .>f I.oe-
t; rea deliyereil at Uuy'a Hospital, Lo„., 187:1, l2,uo. :;.
hel!„-thofChe„i,Htry. Illu.^t. (" Nature" .4er.) Lon
I SI, p. 8yo. I. .South by Eaat : Travel in .Southern
•ni-ope. must. |.„„., 1S77. r. Sy,,. i, Ktna and it
jrupnona. lllust !„„., I,s78. p. 8yo. «. lle.t aud
:''","'/.■; "',"."<'f ."' '^il*"'-. .Mereury, Lead, and Cop-
per, (1 hilo.-ophiual I'r.inaai^tions,) I,on I88;i .(to
Kodwell, Itev. John .Wedows, .MA.! [.,„)e. y.,1
M., add.,] graduated at Caiua College, Ca,«bridge, I8;)(). -
"rda,ned ls,jl ; reetor of St. Ethelburga, Ijisho ,s,Mte' ^
J.neo lHi;i. The Propheeies of I.saiah;.r'an -h ,' f 1 .
the Hebrew, Lon., 1881, p. Syo.
Hoc, Mrs., [,,„«■, yol. ii., add.] 1. .Sketehe,, from
Knghah H,at«,y, for Oirls, Lon., 187,! ; new eil., 1878 ,,
>vo. 2. I nciowned Queena : Historic Vignettes ro
printed, with Additions, Lon., 1878, 12,uo ' ,
I '■V'*'? ^''^' **'«"♦■"»' [""'«. vol. ii., aild.,] d. 18,86
:, Resolution i or, The Soul of Power, 1871. 2 True
Love Kewarded ; a Tale, .V. York, 1877, 12mo.
Koe, Kev. hdward Fa.vsoii, is;is-i8,8S; b. at
A oodna. New Windsor, N.Y.; edueateil at Williams Col-
lege, .ind at Auburn and Cnion Theologieal Seminary,
Ne,y York; served as a ehaplain during? the civil war
laator of a Presbyterian ebuieh at Highland Falls, X.Y
l«(i.,-,.l, and fiom that time until bis .leath gave himself
up to Mteraturo. The sale of his works .lown to the time
"t hia death is said to have exceeded 7al),miO voluinea I
iiarriera Burned Away, N. York, 1872, 12mo. (A story
relating to Iho C!,ioago iire, pni.liRbr-d .„,i,-ir..,liy ,,s \
serial it, the New York Kvangelist. Of a eireap edi on
issued in 1882, 87,.W0 copies were sol.l.) 2. I'lay and
Proht in my Garden. N. York, 1873, 12mo. 3. Whut
can Sho do N. Y'ork, 1873, I2mo. 4. The Opening of
k™ /■ M v""i: ^- ^"'^' '*''^' >2»'o. 5. From Jett to
Earnest, N. York, 1875, 12mo. 6. Manual on the Culture
R0(»
^i; ,^^^;i ;;-if" ,;:',;,rri;:..^';:- »; ;
N.^.rk, I,s8u 12mo i ,. Am Origina lie, N. Y..,k
, M), 12n,o. 20. Ibe Karth T,cmbled, N. York l^s?"
' /."... 21. A Ilornefa Nest, N. Y.irk. I8,H7 ( ,o •.•.'
NrtV^l^ V2m;."'^'" ""•^' '^'-- ■"■ *'i- ■'-:
w.::^r^:;:::;:l''^ii;::,l^r';^ir'';r;'i:;;lt!;^
;ay Ser„.,ns, Chic, 1 8,s,,, ,„,„„, ... Kr,„„ the 1,.^ en
^ me Kevolution, ( bie., 12mo.
s.,!.*r."' '■'!''*■',!':'' T- <■'■'"'!""' I'roi.edure of I nited
Slates Courts, I 'hii.. Is,s7, .svo.
Ho.-, .>lrg. J. Ilareoiirt-. I. The Ilaehelor Viear
;wu:on.'"i^ss:'::?-^.::'- "•'*-• ^-^vnosewiie?
Hoe .Miss .Mary AhiBail. K,ee. yet Forging
.id,'i*Ti""i'''' ,•','■.'!"' f";""'*"'- ■'•• "'""««. J-. M..i>.,
Willi, n," V i;'-'",'^^'"' "'.■'"""'^"■. l««l. :;. I.elt in the
!;ilf;/?;hr:^:/;:;r:^^:;i';;f.-'''''-vin:\!.^r;;;i,;''ic,,;,i^i;
I "ok ol M.akespeare .Music : being an Aciount of Tli,ee
. nihed an,| K.fty Pieees of .Mu?ic .set to Words taken
I m the Playa and Poe,„s of Shak..sp,.are, the („, ,po
T,',,,.. u;;ri's7!;.''uo'. '■•'''■"''^■"'"" --^k" "> ""' I'^esLt
p.^s"!!^'"' """■ ^ '"""'I'™ to Honour, Lon., 1876,
t.oelhe, ,n Kngliah Hexameters, Lon., 188,8, n. 8yo
ealleil to the bar at the Inner Temple 18,^!I, judge if
<u,'': n,r'r" rr, ■ ','"• '^'''" '"^^ ""'» Practfeelf the
Supieme Court ol Jud,iature, Lon., 1875 8vo
t,„!V'M''''' (>"«""<"•'* C- '• .<k,.tcbea of'l!..presen.
.live .Men North and .South, llluat. N. York 1872
ifu'st n'-v^JV-.-i °"'- ''-p--"t"'iv- .Abo,i:
lllust. N. Vork, I^,.|, .Itoj 2.1 ed., 187.1.
I i nvf:i^'T\"^^ Koser,) Rev. Charles, D.D. '
phero the Roy.U Historical Society of Ureat ILi a^,^.
LLu f'Z" '^°"\^''^' ''''■'' ^ Memorials and Hecol-
li;r:til^;t;^::n;;:',.^=^'iJ:lt„:^^;--
! 2. -Memortal.s and Uecollectiuns of I^Mward liann'eV-
the (oninonplaee IJook of Jamea Boswell : with a iMe-
mo,r and Annotations, Grampian Club Pub.,) 1874, 8vo.
io?,'of''li;rMf'-"\'""' "'«.»"«'"'" '^'S. in the posses:
aion ol Lord Houghton, consisting of a quantity of loo-e
Huarto sheets, apparently intended to bj used in a vol-
ume ol tteiary anecdotes. ) 4. Life of < Jeorge Wishart.
he .soot lah .Martyr : with his T,-anslation of the Helve-
of'wil, H^'p'.' ""i '' ':'"'™'",«i™I "i^Cry of the Family
of M>.^h,r . hdin., l,s,r.. 5. Leaves f,-om myAutobiog-
niphy, ((iramp.an Club Pub.,) Lon., IS7(i, 8vo. «
(h.l.) Historical .Notices of St. Anthony's Monastery'
„"';■ '"ci "'-•'"^'''•'••'1 "' Invents which oecurreil in the
Nor h o Scotland from 163.-, to 1645 in Relation to ho
National Cov.nant: from a Contemporary .MS., (Gram-
pian ( lub Pub) 877 ,Syo. 7. Oene'alogical Memoi s of
he Family of S,r Walter Seott, Lon.? 1877, 8yo. 8
i ■•' Vv •"'■'',"'' "'" Christian: Home Hymns by
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of .1,6 schools ISo.-i, and classical cxan iner IS57-58
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"rdTse/'eT „':?"' •r'-f-o-f Politi-1 ec",foLy a o'v;
lur I iSb^-es, and re-elected ISS.s. Jle was for sonie veir,
"oifTthrcr''''", C''"-'""-'^"g''^nJ. ^"t avlil i n!
Pal im nt r' '■^'"'f bill to become a candidate for
I a. nunent ;nd was member for Southwark 1 f<t<0-86 I
I .> oncal ileanmgs: a Series of Sketches, Lon.. IsCM-
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fv'iV" *""'*■' ?''*>""• ■'^«""'J series: Vic if Zl'
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Tse'o "ri4''%"''"°'T 5, '=»^ipi<'»». i« EnglisI
I 1®' "■>'■' '"i^, I2mo. 3. ColJen and •■ "
nin',u;.r'f I'leml crefcv;;ve,",,l'v'^'■'''r^''"''•'^« "f "'«
listing of a St cMm-i t I- \tv7'' '•r'V^''''^^!' '" " lexicon-
Lon ?s'T''^ ^""'^'^'i''" "f the Protests of the Lords,
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researches, f" r 1 e to is ns^h, f .. . '^ '",' '\".''.' "f ''''
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statistics on Ss»br.' 'I'".!""!'"''' ."»^. ">"-^' ^''"'"mto
<.....„.>..-..," .'"^"-e?. boti If l,„„i and of commodities of
rcstrial Magnetism, \. York, lM77""Vsmo'
^^^l^Sor::ro gi^oi^'^H^
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r.^Sls ''.J^ S^'iie i;\H^,'lrl\r"y .he-r..„l, of his
iithore, mast nuonliV ,„ ,^,,,1.'""' "'? P*^'''''"' which, of all
fortab e in , ifi.', n pr > "ibly regard as the most iiii
St I Id , ml ";''''' '"""i;y """ '■eallv marked by'
• he I be Ih eMiturl'';;;,,';'.'; '•^' /" ""'•>•' ""■ eivirbrHls,
were the ," ,> ''„'.'i''''i' 'J": \^'''>;.>-';'";s<i' the slxteti Hi
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Kiigllsl peoide'hesiivs »v,.;,' r ."'* >'ondllion of the
numot,,, , us ros neiM V ' ''^"'-Ki'1% ''"'' !""' '"" '"' "'"'"'^t
thepracliceofen claMnV/nnini- ""*''-'''■'* '" "'"'erBiveiUo
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It finite an iiMlispcnsalilo l,(«,k to all wlin wMi I., »tn,lv
(■Ill nil. I sncia I .-tiirv Ml' til,, liiiipv ,,t ,,i,T I ,1 ' ''"'"
l.loii.l,.,! Willi ihis, iMMl a. eidii ,,'/''*■•'■ "''■'"'•
coiuni>i, «v have i,„w a,!;! ti'cn 'x .■> ,J 1 '";;;;^;)rr
iiiK » Inch jar on tin. roader.'-.lW,., .\,, 'ir,., ' '^ ''-^'•
s. KnsilaKc and its I'n.-pects i„ i.;„f;|i,h' Ami.ultnie
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the reasons of the (luctuations, Ac.j 12. Holations of
t^nonne S,.ien,.o to Social. Ac, Action, Lon., s.^ f"
^. ,, 8v„'.""""'' < ""■" '''"^y of "- •^''"'""'.") Lori:;
"He treat-s almost cvervsidp nf h)« tni.i..^* „
<la.mina iron, a w««on in HjUo rark.''^;l/"'/ta.'TxW:
U. The Economic Interpretation of History: Lootures
;^''^^r:'iSrn^''r^''^^i'^'"^'''''"-^"-ox!
Kogers, llev. James GiuiiiiessV'ii'.A., !,.nir
vol. ...,a,l,l.,] Congregational minister at Ashton:un. e>^'
ham^ "'"7';,'™. Eng., !SM-fi.^; aftcrwarjs at Can-
ham I Anglican Church Portraits, Lon.. 1S7(! „ Svo
KOL
! Tirink... I)rinl«.r.s and Drinking: .ir, Th,- Law and Uis.
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JSssy,' Hvf.i'' '"'■'"'*'"« Down-G^ado Controversy, L^on.!
Rogers, James Webb, b. 1,S22, at Hillshorough,
^■C; graduated at Princeton 1811; took orders in tl.J
f^TthTl ""■'''= r""'' '- ""= Confederate army d
ng themv.lwar; became a Roman Catholic in 1878 •
studied law, and was admitted to the bar. I. Lafitte^
or fhe (ircek .Slave, Host., 1870. 2. .Madame Sunt?:
or, Lectures on the Protestant Faith, Lon., 1,S7,!, So'
3. The King's Palace, Lon.. 1885, :!2n o. 4 Tl e V«r K
^enlys of Christ, Lon.. m7, cr ,Svo. Wi h R,c,u ,V
^^rii^lX-IsS^W^""' "''''*' ^ ''-'-- ^^^i-
Pi™"!!"/"' •'.".«eP*» ^- I'rinciples and Practice of
ml^vor.^fedlfe.'f"';^?^'"''"^ '^"""«'="' '"^' ^■-'''
ph^v.?!?!.';''.^'"''- '^'''f Wayorley Dictionary : an Al-
W^Unr'Z,,7"w""'T^^.' '^" tlie Characters in Sir I
a%'cM:"Ls7r.'2mf '"'^'"" "'"' ""-""''"^ ^-
or^T?*'*^"'."- ^»»«'»">n> 1- The Law of the Road • '
or he Rights and Wrongs of a Traveller, San rra ' I
1H,(,, 12,110. 2. The Law of Hotel Life; or, The 1 iXs
and Wrongs of JI„st and Ouest, Bost.,'l879, 6n o.*" 3
IloRPrs, T. (Trans.) liuddhaghasha's Parable-
IroMi the llurniese, Lon., ISTii, .syo '
<ti!dv'""'r,' '''• **",•"'••>'.• Cnekoo Cloud.Land: a
■-tihly ..n 1 to|,iasand I lN|,ittn.». Lon., 1SS5 .|t„
Ii,!Vf'^,r'''*' :''''"'"""• ''""'"i™l Kxeursion to the
liieiidalhaiii. .Moiinlains, .Manchester 1.n7j
Kogers, llov. Willi,,,,,, M.A.. [ohm, vol. ii
fourth el the mime there mentioned, add.,] h. IM!. in
London. He,,ii„,.<eences of William liogeri, Hector of
i';.!:roJ';tt:;:''^i:!;i;,,^^-|-;!,;'^;;Vi:,^!r::-
aoieL^Eirsi''-'-"-'--"?^"-
and'l'tM^L"^!'"'*!" '*• , C»l"l"guo of Six Hundred
1 1 ighteen Stars observed at the Astronomical Obser-
.; Zf,""!™'";' ' "',?'"'ly »ir|i the Meridian Circle
'limng 1'-'I-.2,.IN74, I87.\ Cambridge, LSSO, .|to.
,sN"^.''rf',V ■""«'" "'"'y Hamilton F.S.A.b.
Scpiilelira LITigicsand Monumental and .Memorial Sculp-
ture of Devon. Illust. Kxctcr, 1877, 4to 2 .Memo
rniLs of the West, Historical ami Dcscripti e: cole' d
on the ]!order-Land of Somerset. Dorset, and Devon
wih Heraldic Plates. Portraits, Ac, Kxetir, ?8S7 Svo
•logei, !■ . I'., iif (jeneva Iniversitv, tutor in oom-
paralive philology at the rniu.rsity of Kdinburgh. An
Introduction to Old French: Historv, (irammar Chrcs"
tomathy. and (Jlossary, Lon., 1SS7, cV. 8vo
184fi"i„ p' ^[?- v'V^" Katharine, {(ireen,) b.
Cole I u '■'"•^^•^.■' gra.luated at Uiplev Female
tollege, I'onltney, Vt., in I,s67, and in IS5--(:( Ihcd in
lirooklyn 1. The Leavenworth Case: a Lawyer's Story
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had a large sale. A French tmnslation, purporting to
at Pa"ri'':'if,'rs U™'' ^' ',' ^''it ^'"'"y' "^ I'uIZ.ed
so I L -i ni ^«""S? K'^iil'Pearanec \. York, 1S79,
sq. Ihn .i a he Sword of Damocles : a Story of New
the Bride, and other Poems, N. York, 18,^2. sq. Dimo.
,■ M ■ •• ," P^^i^'ive Story. N. York, ISS.'i, so. Ifimo
b Hand and Ring. IHu.st. \. York, 1 8,8.1,' 12mo?"
The .■\I,1| Alystery, X. York, 188fi, lOmo. 8.' 7 10^2 • a
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BehindClosedDoor.s. N.York. 18,88, l«ino.
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1 actical: un ha.sy liook on a Difficult Subject: with
iMipies in I,ss8, Lon., 'ss. , cr. Svo
lloHe, William .lamps, M.A., Lit.D., r,,,,,. vol
lio^ht^ >'■ "7 "•■■'■''" ''"•'"'" ^'-•''^•"■« Ncws'since 869!
He has edited, with notes, .-eparate works by Milton
;ray, (ioldsniith. Scott, Ryron, Macaulav, Tennyson
J>n.wning; ft so the plays, sonnet.^ and imJuis of Shake
speare forming 40 vols. 12„io. and ' entitled "The
FnuMi'sf n;",'";"' • ^•.''"^''' '"'V- < '^''•' ™os from
orsi!-";?*"','' ^''•"'r^' , '• The Rook of Canticles,
1858 4o •^"'"■'""\<«;;'«o>l and Kxplained, Ac, Lon.
' . 1 • ' , . ,^".'i"- ■■ ^"^^' »» 'he Aiiocalypse as Ex-
plained by the Hebrew Scriptures: the Place in Pr dieoy
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8vo Amm. A. Mnz.«r.,th ; or, The Cnsteilulioiis Lon.
istio, r. ,8vo. Anon. New ed., I87J. 4. Metrical Ver
sums of Early Hebrew Po.try,' Lon.. 1867 r .^vo T
LoL '," -*T'"' '';^"";'r-,..^'''''^"' ''>■ ^^"'■"'i"-' Dent:
E2edb^^ ;■ n J''« ''%'ini"g« of Harmonia.
bdited by Caroline Dent. Lon.. 1874, p. Svo. 7 The
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F R °"mn'"Ijm*'.*°!'^M',.K*'- V- J-^^'^-'^- f-^'-^' I Me.lu8n). Lon.. 1880, 4to. rt. Ani.nal iMtelligonco, ("
l.K.b., IHiO-i8SI, b. at MiiKby, Yorkshire: graduated, tcrnatiimiil Scientific" Ser.,) Lon., 18S2, p. 8vo.
ar«t cl.i88 Lit. Hum.,nt 'embroke CoMegi. Oxford, ISSd; | ..Ti,is is tlio tlrst uttempt to nrrscnt sy'tcmaticHlly tlio
studied uieUicino at M. Darlliolomcw's , well-iismired results (if (it'serviitiou mi iho mental lifu of
aniinnls. . . He has carefully ciiisslllod liis facts, brinL'Inff
tlie whole animal kiuKduni under review in the ascendinu'
order, and arranKlu); the observations nnide on the illlHr-
ent orders and swcics under the proiier lisycholoirical
headlnns."— «(!(. AVr,, liv. 3W. • • i J fc
" Better compiled, on the whole, no doubt, than most nf
Its predecessors, but still disllL'urcd bv alleKCd facts that
rest on slender evidence, ur, If substantiated, that are in
Fellow 18,>l-«2 ;
Hospital, served as surgeon Id the Crimean war, and
after practising for several years booanio hinaoro profes-
sor of human and comparative anatom.v at Oxfcjrd in
1862, retaining that post till his death : Fellow of Mor-
ton College from IS71. Ho published numerous memoirs
ard papers on scientilio subjects, devoting himself espe-
cially during the latter part of his life to prehistoric eth-
nology. I. Forms of Animol Life; a Manual of Com-
parative Anatomy : with Descriptions of Selected Types,
Lon., 1870, 8vo j 2d ed., rev. ami cnl. by W. 11. Jackson,
Oxf., I8H8. 2. llarvcian Oration, Lou., 187,S, cr. 8vo.
.S. Soicntilic Papers and Addresses. Arranged and edited
by William Turner, F.R.S. With a liiographical Sketch
by Edward B. Tylor, F.K.S. Illust. Oxf., 1884, 2 vols.
8vo.
"Altogether about eighty cs.says and discourses arc re-
printed ni the.se volumes. The first .section is devoted to
aimtoniy and physiology, and here it is that we find his
learned dissertations on prehisioric omnia. And this sec-
tion deals with zoidogieal suliiects. . . . The third budget
of papers Is purely archieological."— .1(A., No. •JUM.
Kollestoii, T. W. II. (Trans.) Tho Kiiohiridion
of Epictetus: with Preface and Notes, Lon., 1881,
8vo. '
Rollin, C. V. Masonic Test-Book, Rutland, Vt.,
1870, U'nio; new ed., IS72, ICmo.
UolHli, Horace J, studio. Field, and Gallery : a
Manual of Painting, N. York, 1878, 12mo. ;
a S*?„"rv if' ^M*""^i5 ^'f 'I-'''?'* ^?J-'?' h"'""'" ^'""8« = i Mr Konnfues is an evolution'ist along the whole
a Story of Musie-llall Life, LoD., 1871, 12ino. .- . ,- , .. . . " . . <-
Rollins, Mrs. Alice, (Wellington,) b. ],S47,
in Boston; for several years a teacher; marrietl, 187t{,
to Daniel M. Kollins, of New York. I. My Welcome
beyond, and other Poems. By Allio Wellington. N.
York, 1877, I2mo. 2. The King of Amethyst, N. York,
1878,8vo. 3. The Story of a Ranch, 1885. 4. All SorU
of Children. Illust. N. York, 1886, sq. 8vo. 5. Tho
Three Tetons ; a Story of the Yellowstone, N. Y'ork,
1887, 16mo. ti. Uncle Tom's Tenement: a Novel, Bost..
1KS8 l'»inn '
ollins, Ellen Chapman, (Hobbs,) I8:!l
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ns. Her books were published under the psoudo-
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1881,
Ash ton
1888, I
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b. at
Rollins,
nyiiie
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2. Old-Time Child-Life, Phila., 1881, 16mo.
Hollwyn, F. A. L. Comets and tho New Comet of
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Hollwyn, J. A. S. Astronomy SimpUaed for Gen-
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Uomun, Alfred. Military Operations of General
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Sketch and a Narrative of his Services in the War with
Mexico, 1846-48, N. York, 1H8;{, 2 vols. 8vo.
"The narrative throws light on not a few of the great
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s not .so much a history of Ceiicnil Hcauregard's career as
it is a fulsome panegyric of him."— Autoii, xxxviii.214
Homanes, (ieorge John, LL.D., F.R.S., b. 184S,
at Kingston, Canada; graduated with honors in natu-
ral science at Caius College, Cambridge, in 1870; was
Burney prize essayist in lS7;i, and Croonian lecturer to
the Koyal Society in 187,0 and in 1881. Ho has been re-
! .several cases ojicn to the charge of misiiiterpreliition."—
Sitccldlui; Iv. llTli,
7. Charles Darwin: hisCharacter and Life, Lon., 1882.
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1882, 12mo. 9. Mental Evolution in Animals: with a
Posthumous Essay on Instinct, by Charles Darwin, Lou..
1883, 8vo.
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teresting evidence, and for exactness anil lucidltv of defi-
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which to combat him we need scarcely say."— *■(l^ AVr
Ivll. 88. '
10. Jelly-Fish, Starl'isii, and SeaUrchins : Nervous
Systems, (" International Scientific" Ser.,) Lon., 1885, p.
8vo. II. Mentjil Evolution in Man: Origin of Human
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continuity of mental developineiit from one to the other.
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is still disputed by the only o|>ponuiits worth consIderiiiK ''
— ALFRKD W. Benn: Aaul., xxxv. 134.
Komanis, J. Manners. The Great Western Mvs-
tery; or. From tho Caucasus to the "Caucus," Lo"n..
1886, 3 vols. cr. 8vo.
Komanis, Rev. William, M.A., [diifp, vol. ii.,
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of Twyford. Hymns written for Wigston Mogna, Lon.,
1879,8(1. 16mo. b . .
Homer, A. Anecdotal Natural History, Lon., 1872,
2 vols.; new ed., 1873, 1 vol. p. 8vo.
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odd.,] b. 1838; son of Sir John Romilly, Lord Romilly,
{(iiile, vol. ii.;) graduated at Caius College, Cambridgi';
called to the bar at Gray's Inn 1864; a master of the
Supreme Court since 1879. (Ed.) Sir Samuel Romilly's
Notes of Coses from his Manuscript Notes, Lon., 1872,
8vo.
Romilly, Henry, [aiifi;, vol. ii., add.,] 1805-1884,
son of Sir Samuel Romilly, {cmie, vol. ii.) The Punish-
ment of Death : to which is appended his Treatise on
Public Responsibility, and Vof.i by Ballot. Edited by
Col. Frederick Romilly. L' '6, p. 8vo.
Romilly, Hugh Has O.M.G., b. 1856; son
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Romilly ; formerly deputy cu..i . Msioner for the Western
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2. The Western Pacific and New Guinea : Notes on the
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same yeac
"The most Interesting, and bv far the most diverting,
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"He claims that in the i.slands to which he has pri
centiv (18801 elected Fullprbin iiriif,.»«nf nf ,>l>„ai„i„™» ot ■ c'P»lly devoted his attcnliou he has iniiigled more tliiin
thrUoval l.itot^nn „n !■;. .^■^•"■'^f ' ,°' '''y^'<>l»Ky «■' , most iieoidewith the natives, and lliat he has been allowed
the Koyal Institution, and is also zoological secretary of ! to witness things usually concealed fnmi the white man
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Christian Prayer and General Lows- with Ajipendix '<n
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ease he can for the views he rejects."- O. A. Simi.o.x ; Acad.,
xlv. 19r>. '
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(Philosonhioal Transactions.) 4. Further Observations
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6. Concluding Observations on the Locomotor System of
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Ronay ne, Edmund. Hand-Book of Frecmiwjnrv,
Chi(\, 1875, 12mo.
Honayne, Rev. Maurice, S.J., b. 1828, at Castlc-
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Ronile, Louisa. Via Cruois: a Novel, Lon.,
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Rood, Ogdcn Nicholas, b. 1831, at Danbury.
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EOO
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! Rooper, <;corse. 1. The Aiitubiocraphy of the
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Rooper, Henrietta and Wilhelinina. An Il-
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Roosa,Daiiicl Bennett St. John, M.U.,LL D I
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Roose, Edwin diaries Kobson, M.D., F.Ii.C
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Its Keliition to Diseases of the Liver and Kidneys Lon
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of London Life, Lon., 18Sli, ,,. Svo, :). Infection :ind
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Roosevelt, lllanclie R. See .Maichkt.v.
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on the Northern Cattle Plains, together with Persinal
txpcncnccs or Life on a Caitle-Ranch, Illustrate.l by
K. Swain (iillord, J. C. Beard, Fannie E. Gilford, and
Jlenry .Sandhaiu. " Medora Edition." N. York, 1885,
Svo. (Edition limited to 500 ooiiics.)
till ."y, "'."^ ''•','"'" "f c''"^*-' P'Twmal observation. . . .
vJ, M* V '" '^ "M''*^ '<"'• devoid of pretence of Hue writinir,
jet nis descriptions ol scenery are often almost elmiueiit
I ; ;; ''''"1 "'"'""'"l""? ■ ■ • are the W(.rk of artists of renu-
ponray '- VaJ^rxll'""*' ""•''""'^^'^■'■■•' '^''"^ ""■' "■'•''"^^» "'"y
:i. Life of Thomas Hart Benton, (•'American States-
men, ) Bost., 1SS7, i2mo. 1. (Jouverncur Morris,
(" American Statesmen.") Best., 18S8, l2mo.
,..i"T''^l blugraidier's style is easy, graceful, ami spirited,
Hliile Ills inelluid leaves somcthiiiL' to lie desired It is
rallic.r disenrsive, apt to elVervesce Into facile general ies
on slight suggestions."— .V,i//oH, xlvii. iTi;. ^
5. Efsays on Practical Politics, N.York, 1SS8 l''mo
6. Ranch Life and the Hunting-Trail. Illustrated by
trederic Remington, N, York, 1888, fol.
• il'f"^ 'the true that ranching-/, c, stock-raising on tlio
m . .'i"' '" '' l"'«-'^i','", f'l" mod, and can hardly
! \fr rV'^'^'r"'";!' "" "1^' '"'"■'■• K™tefiil (,ngl,t we to be
to .Mr. riieodore Koo.sevelt lor having sterecrtyped its es-
sential leatiires and presented them to lis In .so attractive a
ln,';!inM''V' ''.'i''-"-r" ^■"'"'»S- ■, ■ • "'■■ ■■■"■'h'rlc Remington's
rawings. lioili of man and beast, are at oiu'c true to na-
ture and admirably selected types of Western lile and its
^ snrrolllullllgs."-.s,^ Kn:, Ixvl, 771).
I Root, James P. General .Statutes of Illinois on
the Law of Corporations: with Forms for Organizii-
tion ot Joint-Stock Companies, Ao., Chic, 1872, 12nio.
Root, \. \\. Taylor. I. Contral-nd Christmas.
Illust, 1800, Ifimo, 2, Our Song-Birus, N. York, 4
nos., Hlmo.
Rope, .Miss. (Trans,) Mademoiselle's Story, by
Mrs, RilTel, Lon.. 1S87, 12mo,
Rope, V,. T. Sketches of Farm Favourites, Ips-
wich, 1881, sq, 16mo, '
Roper, F. f. L. The Flora of Eastbourne, Lon,.
If^io, p. 8vo.
Roper, Stephen. 1, Catechism of High Pressure
or Non-Condensing Steam-Engincs, Phila., 187:i ISmo:
.W ed., 1874. 2. Hiind-Book of the Locomotive. Illust.
1 hila 1.S74, I8mo. 3, Hand-Book of Land an.l Ma-
rino Engines, Illu.st, Phila,, l,sr5, i2mo, 4. Hnnd-
liook of Mo, em Steam Fire-Engines, including Running,
tare, and Maniigement of Steam Fire-Enginea and Fire-
Pum,,s, Illust, Phila., 1876, 12mo, o. Use and
Abii.se of the Steam Boiler, Phila,, 1877, 18mo, G En-
gineer's Handy Book. Illust. Phila., l,s8(»,12mo; Kith
ed., 1888. '
Ropes, Arthur Reed. Poems, Lon.. 1884, 12mo.
Ropes, John <odninn, b. Is.io, at St. Petersburg,
Russia; graduated at Harvard 18.,7, and at the Law
.School .so I. The Army under Pope, ("Campaigns
of the (ivil War,") N. York, issi, I2ino.
,„!'„ioi""!'i"'''' y '""* .";".''•'" "" "'ili'ory service, he has every
,1,1 '"',■ " '"""!"■>■ »■'•»".-"" adniirable military
Jiidunuiit, a clear and attractive style, a good sense .jf
.Tin r'moi'M'i'rr'"*-''' '"'""I^'Ib'' "f the facts, and a
j p;'r;:Hi.''-i:;;;;!^:'x':;^i^:'^.''' "''^' p^^j>">i™« or me war
2. The First Napoleon : a Sketch, Political and Mili-
tary. Maps. Host., I8S5, |2mo.
,„,'',;^. ";,",'/■",'." f.'"V'; '""' '■'."ivenient outline of Napoleon's
■areer, full ot vivid and clear analvscs of facts, , and
j '';;i»tV";f """"'I'^'i''"'!-" 'lear an,! livelv style, which
' m, r;, '■ '""■.■;"'"•<■■ "•,""' fe-rowint,' .lull or wearisome for
; luT , ;,■, ; ■ ' "-' """"""- '!'?"-■ '"'■ military stn.lies has
I a.l too happy eiilarwmcnt ot his»„rk in thi,s directhm,
;,t'i'i,.,i!>!T7"" '^' -^"P"'"'!'"' theory that the extensiim
^f. 'if,,. ,r ';■""'"■'' >■ • •, ""',""' J"-«titl,.l,le result of ag-
gressue nnrs l,egun by the ..tlicr I'.iwers. He even de-
I RmuIs the excciitToii ol'thc Due d'Enghk-n.-'-iVcito" .xH.
•• We shall not go far wrong if wo take the goo.l of Na-
Ps Mffl.',!;"! •^''- ""Pe^v""'! ,"»■■'""' '■•""' Mf Seelcy. It
Rope.-*, .Mary Emily, b. IS.|2, in Boston, Mass,,
rcsi.les 1,1 ,St. Petersburg, I, SpringfieM Stories, I87;<.
2. I Inly a Beggar Boy, and other Stories, Lon.. 1875,
Jino. .S. Can.line Street: or, Little Homes an.l Big
Hearts, Lon.. IS77, ,,. Svo; new cd.. I.-^Sj. 4. Finette,
the Norman Girl, an.l her English Fricn.ls, Lon , 1S77
12mo. :,. His Little Hetty: or. Out of the Dark, Lon.!
1 C',, ,""• '''■ ''"'■'' "'" •"''"'"P''!-. I'on., 1878, Itlmo,
7. lill the Sugar .Melts, Lon,, l,-i7ii, 18mo. 8. A Child
.shall Lciid Them: the House that Jack Built, Lon,,
I8.S,, Ksjn... .). H.incsty the Best Policy, and other
Sl..r_ie.«, Lon,, ls82, p, 8vo, 10, My Golden Ship, Lon,,
,.'"■-•,.'-'""• "• ''^''"''> '-■'™'- "t f-ast; or, Story of a
len-Poun.l Note, L.,n„ 1884, 32mo. 12. Prince and
lage, Loii,, 18S4, 12mo. 13, Tony the Tramp; or,
Good for .Nothing, Lon,, 1884, 32mo, 14, Ragged Robin
Lon,, ISS5, Lsm.., li',, Bob's Trials an.l TcstsrLn., \m,
8ino 16. Forlnnesof the Frcjiialts: a Story of Russian
Life, Lon,, 1887, p, Svo, 1 7, Out of Cabbage Court, Lon,,
tssi, IJmo. IS. Solomon's Cross, Lon., 1887, p. Svo.
1295
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ROR
ROS
19. Toin'a lionnie, Lun., lsS7, ISnio, 20. (Jinnnv'a
iMrlini;. I-cm., ISS.S, Ismo. 21. Tiilkalive Fripixlsiii
Kielil. riirni.iiri'l K(irc.«t, Lun., n>s. It,], With IIai.i.,.'^.,
Seven ,'^'c|p>i r|i\viinl; Stories fur Dd^s iiikI <iirlK, Lon.,
1881, Hi|. Iiirnii.
Iturrr, David. 1. 'I'reiili-e tin the Law nf .Juilicinl
anil E.xeiiilion .^^alcs, Chie., lS7:i, 8vo: L'l ed., eiil.,
1878. L>. On Inter State l,aw, Chie., 18711, -^vu.
Ilorcr, .11 rs. S. T. I. Canninj? and l're.<ervin«,
I'hila., |s,-.7, K'uio. 2. lint- Weather iJishe.^', I'hilu., 1^>S,
12inii.
Itoscoo, DcniU"," (P-eu.l.) See Vatks, Fiikd-
KIMC li., ill/ill.
H08COC, lOdunril SInillCV, ttranilaon of WiMiani
Uii,<coe, [iviti, vol. ii.,) I). IS4il, in Liver|ioo| : ciliieati'il
III St. I'eter's College, Uailley ; eailcil to the bar at Lin-
coln's Inn lS7l. I. Outlines of Civil I'roeeiliire, l.on.,
1876, |.. 8voj 2de>i,, l-^MI. 2. A Treatise on the ■hiri.«ilie-
tion anil I'raeiicu ol the Admirnlty Uivi.aion of the Ili);h
Court of Justice, Lon., 1S7S, i). ^vo; 2il ed., 18S2. .1.
.•\ Dij^eet of Cases relating to the Construction of lUiild-
ings: with Notes, I,on., 1.'<7'J, p. 8vo. 1. liainble.s with
a I'Mshiiig-Hod, Edin., 18,s,'i, cr. .><vo.
Law of Light: 2d ed., Lon., 18,sti, s
iiutlior'k t.ine is thomutihly fresh and aniniulecl : his infor.
niiilinii isniien original and uhvays cniiveyed with spirit."
—xiit. i:,i., \s\\\. .ill.
'■ My far the iiest I k ii|ii>n S|innWi |ieasaiit life that we
have e.er nut wilh, Viilualile iiirnruiullnii Is ini|iarted III
an liiinesl, straigliiriirwanl nianiier, anil iiotliing i.s exait-
gerated."— .l/A,, .\'... JIT'J.
2. Aiiiniig the S|iaiiish reople. Lon.. 1.877, 2 vols. .'Svo.
"These miles of .Mr. Kose on the .s^paiilsh people are
si'nreely inleriiir in interest to his ' I'liinul.len spmn.' al-
llioiii;h he u'lies over viMy similar gniiMid in Kmli. The
fact is that hi- snlijeel i« singularly |iiemresi|Ue and pracv
lleally ine.\hansiilile, and few Kngiishnicn can have mas-
tered it sii ilKirimghly us -Mr. Uose has ihuie."— .S(i(. Itiv.,
xliv. 7sj.
Kose, JonIiiih. 1. Complete I'laclical .Maehinist,
I'hilii.. |.s7(i, l2nio. 2. I'attern-.MakerVs Assistant, X.
York, 1.S7S, l2mo. 3. Slide-Valve I'ractically Ivxplained,
I'hila., ISSII, ISino. L .Mechanical Drawing Self-Taught.
lUiisl. Lon., 18s;!, Svo. ,0. .Modern .Machine-Shop
IVaeliee. Illust. Lon., 18811, Mn. (1. Modern Steani-
Kngiues : I'lainLanguage for the Worksliop, Ac, Lon.,
\XH\, llo. 7, Key to Engines and Eiigino-Uunning,
'■on., 1SS7, p. Svo. s. Steam Uoilers : a I'raetieal Treii-
A Diirest of the ! ''*" "" Boiler Construction ami E.xaniinution. Illust.
' Lon., 18S8, "
ItoKCoe, .sir Henry ICiitieid, LL.D., F.R.S., ! Ko.sc, K. E. (icms for the King's Crown; or, A
[mil', vol. ii., Ko.sioK, IIknhv E., add.,1 b. ls:i;i ; son of '■ Pastor's Ueiuiniseenccs, Lon., 187,'*, I2iuo.
llenry Hoseoe, (7. r., iiiitr, vol. ii :) was educated at i Uose, Stewart. Ignatius Loyola and tho Early
Univerrity College, London, and at Heidelberg; became i Jesuits, Lon., 1S7II, Svo.
jirofessor of chemistry at Owens College, Jlanehester, in ! "His volume, though not wanting ill eurioiis and tii-
I8,VS; received the gold medal of the Royal Society in I "'.'■'J^liiiK imnatives. musl fall under that iiiexurahle fate
1873 for his researches in regard to tlie chcinical ac^tion ^HrHV^J&.il!!^;;;:;]^;;;, ^^i^ll'^^i."'' "" '""'" "' '"""
of light; was knighted in IS.sl, and in I8S0 e acted i»„„„ •v v w.i .1 ii- . • , . t..
M.I'.^or South .MTinehester. l.'cheinistry, ("Science „„,'\" ,•'.^, '.i /v l!' .."^''^n' l!f'°n^L°'! »".!
Primers,") Lon., 1872, l8mo. 2. What the Ear^h is
Composed of: Three Lectures. Illust. Lon., 187(1, 12nio.
3. Technical Chemistry. Illust. ("South Kensington
Science Lectures.") Lon., 1877, 12mo. I. Chemical
Action of Light, Manchester, ISSII, ,8vo. 5. Description
of the Chemical Laboratories at the Owens College, from
the I'lan? of Alfred Waterhouse, R.A. : with Litho-
graphic Copies of the Original Plans and Elevations,
Manchester, 1881, 4to. With SciloilLKMMKii, C, A
Treatise on Chemistry, Lon., 1877-S.i, 4 vols.
Kose, K. J. Sermons, Lon., IS84, p. Svo.
Ruse, Edmund. Delirium Tremens and Delirium
Traumatieiiin. Lon., I8S1, Svo.
Rose, Edward. "V. R. :" Adventures of Three
Days in 1837: a Comedy of Errors, Lon., 1887, 12mo.
Rose, V. W. Notes of a Tour in Spain. Illust.
Lon., 1885, p. Svo.
Rose, lieorge, ['inie, vol. Ii,, Rose, GnonnE, also
Skkti iii.KV, AiiTiirit, (pseud.,) add.,] IS17-I882, was
for some time a clerk in the custom-house, London ;
afterwards graduated at Magdalen Hall, O.\ford ; was
ordained and held curacies, but withdrew from the
Church of England under the influence of ,J. H. Newman,
and was for live years tutor to the Duke of Norfolk. All
his books were published under the above pseudonyme.
1. Mrs. lirown at Play, Lon., 1S70, 12mo. 2. Mrs.
Brown on tho Grand Tour, Lon., 1870, l2ino. 3. Out
for a Holiday through Switzerland ami Italy, Lon.,
1870, 12iiio. 4. Mrs. lirown's "Olliday Outins," Lon.,
1S7I, 12mo. .■). Mrs. Brown at the International E.xhi-
bition : the Play, Lon., 1871, 12mo. 6. Mrs. Brown on
the Battle of Dorking, Lon., 1871, 12mo. 7. The
Goings-On of Mrs. Brown at the Tiohborne Trial and in
her Own Family. By Mrs. Brown. Lon., 1S72. 8.
Mrs. Brown on Homo Rule, Lon., ISSl, 12uio. 9. Mrs.
Brown on Jumbo, Lon., 1SS2, 12nio.
Rose, (.inu. 1. A Match in the Dark : a Novel,
Lon., 1S78, 2 vols. cr. Svo; new ed., 1879, I vol. 2. Tho
Little Princess Colombo, Lon., 1879, p. Svo. 3. Modesta,
Lon., 1881, p. Svo.
Rose, Ilenry. 1. Summer Dreams; a Vacation
Reminiscence, Lon., 1883, cr. Svo. 2. Three Sheiks, an
Oriental Narration, and Tho Fishers, a Cantata, Lon.,
1S84, er. Svo. 3. From East to West, Lon., 1887, p. Svo.
4. Ten Years; an Old World Story, Lon., 18SS, cr. Svo.
Rose, Rev. Hugh James, M.A., 184I-1S7S. son
of Rev. Henry John Rose, [iiiile, vol. ii. ;) graduated at
Oiiei Colh-gc, *}.\ford, r-6j; ch::phiin to her 4M;i,ics-ty'*.s
forces at Dover; chaplain to the mining companies of
Linares 1873-74; chaplain at Jerez. Cadiz, .Ic, from
1S74 till his death. 1. I'ntrodden Spain, and her Rlack
Country, Lon., 1S7.'), 2 vols. Svo.
"lie leads us into scenes and among classes of Spaniards
where few Kiiglisli writers have preceded him. , . . The
1290
cal Atlas of the New Jersey Coast, Phila., 187S, fol.
Rose-lnnes, See In.nks.
Rosebrugh, Abner IMulliollnnd, M.D., [nniv,
vol. ii., add.,] b. IS3J, near Gait, Ontario; educated at
Victoria Cidlege. Toronto, and in New Y'ork and London ;
established the Toronto Eye and Ear Imirmary 1887.
A Hand-Book of Medieiil Electricity, 1885.
Rusecrans, S. II. The Divinity of Christ, N.
York, 1880, 11)1110.
Roseieur, AITred. Galvano-Plastio Manipula-
tions : Practical Guide for the Gold and Silver Electro-
Plater and the Galvano-Plastic Operator, Phila., 1873,
8vo.
Rosengarten, Joseph (ieorge, b. 1835, in
Philadelphia; graduated at the University of I'ennsyl-
vania 1852; admitted to tho bar 1856; served in the
civil war on the stafi' 01' Gen. John F. Reynolds. 'The
German Soldier in the Wars of the United States, Phila.,
1886, l2mo.
Rosenthal, Henry S. Manual for Building and
Loan Associations, Chic, ISSS, l2ino.
Rosenthal, Isidore. General Physiology of
Muscles anil Nerves. Illust. (" International Soien-
tilic" Ser.) Lon.. 1881, p. Svo.
Rosenthal, Lewis, b. 1856, at Baltimore; grad-
uated at Dartmouth 1877, and became a journalist.
America and France : tho Influence of the United States
on France in the Eighteenth Century, N. York, 1882,
12mo.
" .Mr. Rosenthal has carefully groped his way through
the materials surrounding him, has t'otod his authorities
at every step, ha.s held the balance of probabilitie.s with a
level hand, has expressed himself at all points with crit-
ical niddemlioii. has clothed his Ideas with clear and ele-
gant English.— ill short, has produced an exceptionally
good specimen of critical historical work."— ^V«(io;i, xxxiv.
02.').
Rosewater, Frank. No More Free Rides on the
Jackass; or, Protection Forover and Everywhere, Cleve-
land, 0., ISS2, 16mo.
Rosewood, Prof. J. II. Life of Horace Greeley.
N. York, 1S72, Svo.
Kosher, (ieorge Brenchley, M.A., b. 1852;
graduated at Trinity College, Cambridge ; called to the
bar at Lincoln's Inn 1878. A Treatise on the Principles
of Rating, Lon., 1883, Svo.
Roskutcn, Robert. Carlotta ; a Tragedy, in Five
Acts, Peoria. III., ISSO, Svo.
Roslyn, (Juy. (This is said to be a pseudonyme
for «;p(>rgp itarnett S^mith.) i. Village Verses.
Lon., 1876, ]i. Svo. 2. George Eliot in Derbyshire, Lon.,
1876, 12ino. 3. Lyrics and Landscapes, Lon., 1878, p.
Svo. 4. Throughout the Y'car; Poems, Old and New,
Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Ross, Rev. Abel Hastings, pastor of the First
Congregational Church, Port Huron, Mich. 1. Sc-mons
ROS
for Chihlren, Host, 1MS7, 12mii. 2. The rimrch-King-
(loiii : Loi'turca nn l'.ingri');iitiipniilisiii ilelivernl in An-
duvcr Thecilogii'iil SiMiiiimry, ISNL'-Sti, li.ist., Isss, Mvn.
llo§8, Itcv. Alcxniid'cr .lohiisttniK-, '>.!). , gra !-
uiitod iit the l'nivi'r.«it.v "f KilinhiiiKh ls:i^, unci in thr.
ology ISlli; onhiinccrin the Chureh nf Kntfliind IstiJ:
vicnr of St. Philip's, Stepney. iHtl'.i-s;!. I. |)i.i,.|Ke ol
the Doetrino of the Aluiiernent, Is,'i2. J. I'oniius I'iliite:
Two Sermon!", Isi:'. n. .\I,.|noir of Alexander lOwin),'^
D.l'.L., Hishop of Argyll and the l.^les, L„n., 1^77, !<\» ■
2ded.. IS7'.I.
■'This is ail ndmiriihlu lih.Kriiphy .,fn iiol.le-hearled mid
hiBlilvKilted '111111. . . . The hdi.U i. i.iie (lull siimilil he
rend liy all who lolluw triilli ralluTlliaii muliorii) , and are
la.t alraid tu j^ii .vlierever lunie.-t and devunl imniirv may
lead them. . . . 1 Imse wliu did imt kimw Ale.sainler KHiiiL;
eaii but dimly i,'iie>> what he was even Irmii these animal. 'd
piiKes, but we iiiii»l he Ihankriil that .so iiiiieli (,i' what was
( oepest tuid truest in the hlslmp's lilu is here aeeiiralelv
deserihed. — .>';/<W(I^ll■, I. r.'TI.
Koss, .Mrs. Alcxnntler Johiistoiio. .Memoir
uf Alexander .J. Koss, D.l)., of Snelston, Derbyshire,
and Stepney, I.on., iss..^, p. .Svo.
Koss, Alexniider .Milton, M.D.,b. ls,S2, at lielle-
vllle, Out., Canada; removed to .Vew York and worked
ns a compositor on the Kvcniiig I'ost, at the same time
."ludying luedieine under Dr. Valentine Mott | served
for a short time as army surgeon in the civil war, and
was altenvarils employed by Preshlent Lincoln as enn-
lidcntial eorrcspondent in .Montreal. Ho is a meinlier
of the College of I'liysicinns and Sur^'eons of Quebec
and Ontario, and of many scientilic sooieiies, and Ireas-
urer and commissioner of agriculture of the province of
Ontario. 1. Recollections of an Abolitionist, .Montreal,
ISii7. 2. Birds of Canada, 1 S72. H. liutterllies ami
.Moths of Canada, I,S7:!. -1. Flora, of Canada, 187.!. ;,.
Forest-Trees of Canada, 1S74. li. .Mammals, Ueptile.^,
and Fresh-Wat^r Fishes of Canaihi, IS7S. 7. Vaccina-
tion a .Medical Delusion, lS8o. 8. Medical I'raolice of
the Future, 18.S7.
Koss, Andrew. The Microscope. Illust. X.
York, 1878, 121110.
Ross, .Andrew, ^..^^.C., b. 18l!l; IJnte pursuivant
I8S,')-SS, and since then .Marchmont herald. IIM Scot-
tish Kegimental Colours. Illust. Kdin., Is.s.^, ful.
Ross, t'lmrles Henry. I. The (ireat ()un : an
Eccentric Uiography, liy lioswcll ISutt, Ksq,, [pseud.]
I.on., 1805, 8vo. 2. (Jreat .Mister (iun : his Shauiel'ul
I.on., 1870, Svo, H.
. . . 1 8711, :i vols. p. Svo.
4. A Collection of Unlikely Tales and Wrong-lleaded
Essays, I.on., 1872, I2nio. 5. A Shillingsworlh of Phiz:
Bottled by Judy, I'ncorked by C. il. Koss, I.on., 1S7I,
ROS
'•This work isnii exhansiive mniii,i;raph on thc> subject
ol which II ireats VI! the pri.|.,,-iiioi,~ ^t loilli In the
Ini.ikaresiippniic.l Ijyedpi.iu.-iii.lcid.bv enpiou.,— rd-
ereiices and i|Uotalioiis. . . . The sivie nl" il„. l„„,k |.^ L.,Kal,
and ilssuhsiaiicee.xi-elleiit. ( '.iiiiiiiL', as ii il.pes.luthe.sanie
' i'liisioiisas.Mr..-eel,(.hiir.l„,,ik.wiilisu(diiin immense
array ol aiuliorilies iii siip)H.rt. il is elnir thai the idil
Iheory which lliids the ori^;ill „r leiilonii' lite in fiveduni
and iniiuiiuui-m, in lace "I ilie new doelrine, wliicdi linds
il ill slavery and iinliviiliialism, needs at lca«l c,,iiMdcra-
bic revision, if. indeed, it must not he ahaiuluiieil alio,
t'elher."— .s'/.((7.i^/i-, Ivii. .il.
■• The auihoi's object i> iioihliiK |e>s Ihaii to iiverliirn the
received opimiai a- i.. ilie lii>i,,rv of piupcrlv. ... Is he a
couipeiciii and iiilelliKeiil erilic .' We tiiul (lurselves con-
strained to pronounce, iiiul ihat Willi ihp uueertuili .sound,
thai he is iieilhcr."— .^V|^ Hi i:. Ivii. hi.
Tw,
<wecl Sisiers, Ac. : Tales,
Prince Cyprus: !i lli-toric
verse, 1 Belfast, ISSI, Svo.
Frauds and Ileartleirs Impostures,
Private Inquiry : a Novel, Don., 1
Ross, K. St. C. It.
Blackpool, lss7, cr. Svo.
Koss, Fdnnind.
Tragedy, in Five .\cls, [
_ Ross, Kdward. (Trans. I The Art of Beading, by
Ernest l.egouve; with Xoles. I'liila., Is7!i, 12iuo.
Ross, .Mrs. Kllen, (lirook.i Her early books
bear on the title-page (he name of •■ Ndsie Brook." I.
Never (iive Up: a Christmas Story for Working-.Mcn
and their Wives. I.on., 18(12, l2mo. 2. Oerlrude Winn;
or, (lur Nation's Curse: how it Works in Homes, l.un.,
Isti.l, p. Svo, 3. Rosa .May's Chrislnias Dream, and
what came of it. I.on., Isfi:!, 8vo. 4. Come Home,
.Mother. I.on., ISiii, 8vo. b. Tottie's CliristniasShoes,
I.on., ISCdi, p. Svo. (!. Ernest Clarke's Fall; or, "Lead
us not into Temptation," I.on., IMi", Svo. 7. Christo-
pher Thorpe's Victory, I.on.. IS7:i, Svo. S. Never (jive
I'p, and Ned Lee's Freehold, Lon., 1S7;!, so. Iliiiio. II.
Daddy's Pet: a .Sketch from Humble Life, I.on., |s7:i,
Itimo. 10. Lucy Bell's First Place: a Slory for Do-
mestics, I.on., l.s7.•^, up lilino. II. Nothing like E.x-
ample, and (ieorge Kanl'ord's Happy Christmas Eve,
I.on., 1874, llimo. 12. Dora's Boy, I.on., 1S7S, |2iiio;
• Id ed., 1SS4. 13. Wiiinifred Marthi : a Story of Eng-
lish Family Life. Illust. Lon., IS71I, p, .vyo : new ed.,
Iss4. 14. The Flower of the Flock, Lon., IS79; new
ed., IS80, 12mo. Ki. Dear Wee Winnie. Illust. Lon.,
1880, l2mo. IC. Dora CJruy's Christmas Errand. Illust.
Lon., 18S0, 12mo. 17. Little .Mother .Matiic. Illust.
Lon., 1880, 12mo. 18. Benjamin Holt's Boys, and what
they dill for him, Lon., ISSI, iruuo.
Ross, Eniinii Mnry. Only a (iirl : a Novel, Lon.,
18N,^l, p. Svo.
Ross, Frederick, F.U.II.8. Celebrities of the
Yorkshire Wolds, Lon., 1S7S, p. Svo. With Stkaii, K.,
and Iloi.IiKli.SKss, T., A Glossary of Words used in Hol-
..uiiie. oy duuy, i ncorked by L. II. Koss, I.on., 1871, .lerness, in the East Riding of Yorkshire, (Early Eng
Svo. b. Crackers and Kisses : a Party Book, I.on., IS7R, Text ,«<«• ) Lon 1S77 Svo
8vo. 7. The Eastern Question Tackled and .Satisfactorily i,„.„. Hp^,. ',•'„„ i:„.„a nm »..„i :_
Disposed of. By Ally Sloper, [pseud.] Lon
l2mo. 8. Twopenny Twins: a Domestic Drama for
Home Reading, Lon., 1877, 12ino. It. The Penny Wed-
ding: n Romance of Love and War, Lon., lS7i>, 12ino.
10. High Tide at Any Hour: a Book for Low Water and
Low Spirits, Lon., 187il, 12mo. II. Contra Dictionary ;
of London: Ally Sloper'.s Sentimental .Journey, Lon.,!
1880. 12. Ups and Downs of Ally Sloper : some Humili-
ating Confessions, Lon., 1882, 4to. I.S. Margate and
Kaiusgate, Round and About them : (ios.«iping Oui.le,
Lon.. 1882, Svo. 14. Merry Cohceits and Whimsical ,
Rhymes. By Edward Evans. Lon., ISS2, 4to. Ij.
AllySloper's Comic Crackers : with Moral Mottoes, Lon., '<
188;), 4to. 16. Little Sly-Boots : a Candid Confession, '
Lon., 188.S, Svo. 17. (Ed.) Judy's .Manual for ISS7, i
Lon., 1S86, Svo. 18. Our Lady Queen : Events Public !
and Domestic, Lon., 1888, Svo. With Ci.,vuke, Am- |
nnosK, The Story of a Honeymoon, Lon., 1SC9, p. Svo; i
new ed., 1877. !
Ros8, Christian K. The Father's Story of i
Charley Ross, the Kidnapped Child, Pliila., 1S7«, 12iiio. !
Ros§, Clinton. 1. The Silent Workman, N. York, I
isstt, |2mo. 2. The (Jallery of a Random Collector, N.
York, I8S8, ]6mo. I
Ross, David, CLE. The Land of Five Rivers :j
Sindh Sketches, Historical and Descriiitive, Lon., lss:i, j
Ross, DenmRH W., Ph.D. The Early History of i
Land-Holding among the Germans, Boston, iss;). Svo.
" He brings up an amount of evidence, from laws, char- j
ters, etc., \vliich, in the faec of the Village Community I
tlieory, is truly startling, in favor of absolute individual i
ownership of land among the liermaiiic nations at mid
utter the period uf the migrations."— Audmi, xxxvlil. 78, !
Ross, Rev. George Gould, D.C.L., graduated in
civil lawiil St. .Mary Hall, Oxford, IS.OC; ordained ls.07;
curate of Eweliue since ISS8. (Trans.) The (Jreat Com-
mentary of Cornelius a Lapide, Lon., 18S7, Svo.
Koss, H, Y'oicks 1 Heads and Tales, 'Tips and Turns
Over, itc, I.on., IS7S, Syo,
Koss, J. IJowlett. The Laureate of the Centaurs:
a Memoir of the Life of Adam Lindsay (Jordon : with
New Poems, Prose Sketches. Ac, Lon., ISS8, p. Svo.
Koss, Jnnies, .M.D.. LL.D., F.U.C.P., senior as-
sistant physician to the .Manchester Royal Infirmary ;
professor of nie.licino in Owens College. 1. On Counter-
Irritation, I.on., IsK'J, svo. 2. The Graft Theory of
Disease: an Application of .Mr. Darwin's Hyiiothesis,
Lon., 1872, Svo,
" The main idea of this work, as stated bv the author, is,
that the three processes of vegetable grafting, animal
graltiiig, and the coiiiiniinieali if the zymotic disca.ses,
are cs.sentially one."— .4W,, .No. .';!tj.
;i. Protoplasm : an Examination of Dr. Stirling's Criti-
cism of Huxley's Views, Lon., 1874, p. Svo. 4. A Treatise
on the Diseases of the Nervous System. Illust. Lon.,
ISSI, 2 vols. Svo: 2d ed., I.'<S,'i. o. Notes on the Diag-
nosis of the Various Forms of Paralysis of the ilusclcs
of External Relation, .Manchester, 1884, or. Svo. (i.
Hand- Book of the Diseases of the .\ervou3 System.
Illust. Lon., ISS5, Svo. 7. Aphasia: being a Contri-
hutioii to Ibe .Subject of tlie Dissolution of .Speech from
Cerebral Disease. Illust. Lon., 1887, Svo. 8. On FJvo-
lution, .Manchester, 1SS8, Svo,
Koss, James, .M.D., formerly physician to the Brit-
ish legation at St. Petersburg. On the Present State of
Therapeutics, Lon , 1S70, Svo,
Koss, Rev. James. W. Lindsay Alexander. D.D.,
1297
f i
»ilh Illuitrntiona of his
ROS
LL.!). : his Mfo nnj Work;
Toaeliiiijf, [,iin., Issii, or. Svn.
llosH, Jniiu's. 1. ScyiM..ur'» Inlu'ritiinco: a Short
btciry in Illmik \ crso, Uristnl, I8SC,, 4t„. :>. A Sonni't
rT,""';t'',".' ".!"','''"'-''*■'' ""'"■• '''»^^"' • '""'■. I'<M!, 4to.
4. n! '■•''•""■■'iii'<l. "till olhiT I'oetnw, Uli., ISHd,
4to. I. Tho l.cpcr: ii I'ociii, I.on., Isss, li„. 5. 'fhu
" inil. nnil Six SoiinclH, I,on., Isss, itu.
UosH, .liiineN Alj-XHlitler, M.O. Consumption:
Its Irciilinent l.y Clirn.il,., I„,n., IS7(i, l2mo.
7 ,.'!';?'';''• :''""'• '^""' ''""Klitor of Sir A, r.nnO
l-ail> iliitl (Jonlon, ,»/„„,• manicd, lst;{i, t.. Henry
Jimu-sltos^of Alexamlria. 1. I'uliun Sketches. Illust.
I.on., ISSr, p. Svo.
l- er> line ot her l.o„k ; Dr. vvhni,. i, ln>pirr,l l,y atlcrli.
?. luru'T; ''•'■ ""'""ie'lKcMin,! (1,.. ,'„n,l,ln„ii„ « v."
VLTT^r,^ . "f»"'""i»l*"l>Ji I'rarii,., ,!» Is in.l'ced
\tr.\ KriMit. It 1« hiLsi'il iipiiii III! txpiTi'iice (if I'lL'liluiMi
2. Three (ieneration« of Knjjlishwonien : .Momoir-s iind
Corre.,p,,n,h.nce of Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. Samh A«.,lin,
nn,l U,|y Uuir-Oordon. Portraits. I.on., ISSS, 2 vols
qr. 8vo. ' '
vlI',>'i,'.T,!s'rV^!","" '''■'"^■'""« ';''"P'" I" fHinilyaiid pro-
l.\vl Im literary and social histury."-.s-«/. Aet:,
,, ""?"' '*,"*'• John, a Scotch missionary of tho :
I nited Prosbytorian Church, who resided seven years
in Manchuria. 1. A Mandarin Primer, Is77. 2. A
torean Primer, I,on., 1877, .Svo. ;i. History of Corca,
Ancient and Modern: with Description of Manners and
I Nstoins, Language and (ieography. Maps and Illust.
I'aisley, I SSI), Svo.
nf" M.'i" m"'!'' "!"?■ "" 'Jl'"'" !'>■ **''''• "■'"' "o"-ortirs • Hfetory
dire,ilv')r f','!'; ,'V'"'' "'n/''-''"''^ '" " "••'■• «" '"fawn
4. Tlie Manchus, or tho Reigning Dynasty of China:
heir Kise and Progress. Maps and" Illust. Paisley,
J8M1, Svo, ^'
"It is apparent that he has cnnsiiliecl nianv rhinew
doe.inu..its not avftjlahle tu ,l,e or,l nrv sumU while
Itoss, Jolip iMerry, LL.D., IS.i.'i-iSS.'), b at Kil
niarnock, .Scotland; studied theology, but turned his at-
tention to literature ; was assistant editor of Chambers's
i.ncyclo|m'dia, nnd aftorwanis editor-in-chief of tho
T i^,. ■""^''■'"I'""''"' '" "''''-''' ho contributed largely
In isot, he (vas made English master of the Kdinburgh
lligh School. Scottish History and Literature to tho
I enod of the Kcformation. Edited by James Brown,
V.I), trlasgow, I8SJ, Svo.
"A masterly and eoinplete survey of the oeriods nnd
Bul.jeots with which it deal»."-.l«., 5:,' 2;'."7 P^"*"* """* ,
«08s, John Wilson, d. 1887. Tacitus and Brae- '
oiolin. : the Annals forged in tho Fifteenth Century,
.h .•;, ' '■■ **■"• '■^'"' """""-'s name does not appear
on the title-page, but occurs in the dedication.)
" Disnassioiiale and Impartial readers will we think
allow that tlio lacLs adduel'd hv Mr. Hoss ai 1 tluM.n 1 u
sions which he draws from them, (.all for cak'fil."xaini
nation and tlioroiigli sifting.'-.W. A'ei... xlvl ;ilVi
Ross, Joseph Carne>, M.D., F.K.C.P. Edin
hon. idiysician to the West Cornwall Infirmary 1 Ob-
servations upon tho Modes of Treatment of Pleurisy
with tffiiaion: with Special Reference to tho Thera-
peutic A aluo of Thoracentesis, Edin., 1SS2, p. 8vo 2
( hd.) John Came : Letters, 18l.'i-lN:i7, Edin., 1885, Svo'
100 copies privately printed. 3. Quintura : its Singular
People and Customs, Lon., 1886, 12mo.
Koss, Kate. A Sicilian Legacy ; or, The Journey
of a Quartette, Lon.. 1879, 2 vols? p Svo
.. "r *?' J^""'" ^^' *'"""''' "f J*-"""'', "'lapted to
the Code Sy.stem, and especially to tho Code of Iowa,
Iowa City, la., 1882, lOmo. '
Tl,"?.*^' ,'"?"'. i!,"'' trooper. H. Stonehcwer-
The Highlands ol Cantabria ; or, Three Days from Eng-
land. Illust. Lon., 18S(i, Svo
■' I^seiitially the hook is a good book. The writers have
a keen love lor nature. . . They have eaimht ilie true
cliaracter of the peasantry and Wf the cni '? ■ „emrv f
^ortIlc^l Spain. . . . These and other cxceenciesjn /ar
^in;i^^is'^!;.i!^!^.i!Sz; ^--,<"«-i.^h';;'^r{ii^ij
.on""u.;.;l8fl'; ^" r.- «""«-^-'-"8 ^otes of Les-
"Tagl "*''*'' Charles Dalhousie. Air as Fuel :
BOS
[ Petroleum and Mineral Oil. Ullliiied, Lo„., 1874 : 2d ed
I 18,5, p. Svo. * '
Iloss, V. II. W. Federation and the British Colo-
nies, Lon., I8S7, Svo.
Iloss, I'eri-,. I. A Misguidit Lassie, Lon., 188,3,
p. 8vo. 2. A Comely without Laughter. Lon., 1887. 1.
: I'rv.] ■L,t.,'Tssrcr. 8vo^'""""^ ' '""'" ^"^■•""™' '"
""."*' 'V **• , '• """"i"' "i- Sliame? a Repiv to Mr.
ladstone, Lon., 1878, Svo. 2. Removal of tie India
Iroop, to .Malta, Lon., IS78, Svo. ;,. The .Monk of S,
t.all: a Dramatic Adaplaiion of .Scheirel's •• Ekkchard "
Lon., ls.il, er. ,Nvo. I. Ariadne in Naxos. Lon., |ss2.'
I ^ KOSS, U. II. Occasional Verses, Lon., 187.^, p.
now "1*'' V'^\\ Kxposurcs in Fire Insurance, Daven-
port, la., IS(,), 12nio.
Iloss, >V. U. Prnclical Solid Oeomelry, for Military
Students and Draflsiiien, L.<n., |SS7, p Svo
Koss, Walter Ilullar. 1. Comp„lso'rv Vaccina-
lion Lon., 1871, lL-,no. 2. VaceinalL, oiVicer'.r "nd
j lublic \accinalor's lland-Book, Lon., IS7'' i.>,„„
iloss,Kcv. William, LL.D. Ahordour and Inch-
co nie: being Historical Notices of the Parish and Mon-
i asleiy : in Iivelvc Lectures, Edin., Issj p svc,
i,,d;f.i!':;^i:;/;,;r;!.;yie::ti;^n.;iixtj;^^
Iloss, Lieut.-fol. William Alexander, R.A.,
*.0.S., member of the Oermnn Chemical Sneiciv I
I I ho Equatorial Needle; or, Compa.ss which Swin.'S Kasi
'Ttrv 'iV, 'r ■'.''"■ ',?-•. ^- ''^"""S>-' "M'-ir«nicm:
; istry. Illust. Lon., 1875, cr. 4to ; new ed.; 1880. 3
A plmlictical Manual of Blowpipe Ana!v.sis: showing
I All Known Methods, Old and New, Lon., 1881), p Svo
I liiu''.^' ' Lo:.'.;'','8,^rp:"8vo.""^' *""""'"«^' ""<• •^'="'°«>--
."",**» V''"'"'" Stewart. 1. Tho Last Century
of liritish History, Ac, Edin.. 1870, 12mo. 2. History
of J.nglaml to the Present Day. Lon., 1872, 12nio. i
Book of English Literature, Lon., 1877, 12mo. 4. Ene-
and 8 Safety in the Present Crisis : the Eastern Question,
Lon., 18,7, Svo. 5. System of Elocution, Lon., 1878, p
8vo. 6.^ Lays of Romance and Chivalry, Lon., 1881
I 1-mo. ,. Isaure, and other Poems, Lon., i8S7, p. Svo '
: Iloss, William Tait. I. Poems; new ed Olas.
gow 1881 l2mo. 2. Waifs: a Handful of Essays and
^ketche.s, I^n 1881. 12mo. 3. The Fine Arts and Arts
of Design: their Origin, Nature, and Influence: with
, an Essay on Recreati(m, Glasgow, 1885, 12mo
Ross-Lewin. See Lkwis.
I P,?}r1'S'-'"''V. "'V""""""' '• I""!' Rebels in
I English Prisons N. York, 1882, Svo. 2. EdwanI O'Don-
nell : a Story of Ireland, N. York, 18,84, 12uio
?*"^^*'' .^y''''- Jlenry. (Trans.) The Flemi.sh
School of Painting, by A. J. Wauters, Lon., 1885, p. Svo
1 ^riv'' ^y"''""' "enry, [„„/c, voL ii.,' add.]
1. Ihe Bijou Oazetteer of the World, Lon., 1871, 64mo.
new eds 1S7:I, 1876, 1883. 2. Deviation of tile Com-
!,"'f„,'" /■■"" ''^'"1"> for Kxaminations, I.on., 1872, Svo
•t. Ihe Law of Storms considered Practically. Illu«l
Lon., 1876, Svo 4. Yachtsman's Handy Rook for Sea
U.se, Lon., 1877, Svo; now ed., 187!). 5. Elementary
r'i'?li'„"'"/"T ^'"""'5 ■*'nnien, Lon., 1877, Svo; new
ed., 1879. 6. Locf.l Marine Examination for Extra Ma*-
er, Lon 1879, Svo. 7. The St.rs and Constellations:
how and when to Find and Tell them, Lon., 1879 4to
8. Stellar Navigation : with New A B C Tables. Lon ,
1S8.;, r. 4 to.
Rossetti, Miss Christina Georgina, laiuc
vol. 11., ad.l.,] b. 1830, in London; contributed, under
tho pseudonyme of "Ellen Alleyn,"to The (!erm, the
organ of the Pre-Raphaelite movement with which her
brothers were as.sociated. Her first volume. "Verses by
thristina G. Rossetti, dedicated to her Mother " wn«
printed privately hy her grandfather, G. Palidori, in
M7. 1. Commonplace, and other Short Stories, Lon.,
8,0 p. 8vo. 2. Sing.Jsong: a Nursery Rhyme-Book,
illust. Lon., lS(l, iDmo; new ed., 1S78. 3. Annus
Domini : a Prayer for Each Day in Ihe Year, Oxf , 1874,
Itimo. 4. Speaking Likenesses. Illust. Lon., 1874 p.
r\ i\ ^'"'}: ""'' f'"^ • " ^»"'''« Series of Short Studies
of the Benedioite, Lon., 1879, 12mo. 6. A Pageant, and
other Poems, Lon., 1881, p. 8vo
Ii
mum
EOS
" Thf prliicliml piM'iii In this vduiiie Is n pcrwinini«lliiM
of Ihv monllis. . . . riillkf liiToilicr ulk'unrli's. iKuvcvcr
tills imi'lll MTks In illlllliiltl' lli> illMllli't liHiml ll'SSiJIi A-
Krari'liil anil Iji'mIicIiImk ms llic cliililreri lor wliiini II l»
written. It Is ulsd MS niicnnsc'lcins iis llifv. . . . TIiitu iiiu
8(11111.' (■ImniiliiK Miiinew in the volunn'."— ,1//,., x,,. jkh.
7. Ciillfil til bo J^iiiiitii : Ihu Minor Funtlmis Doviitjiin-
iilly Sluilicil, I,i)n., IMSI, |i. Hvo.
'■One (if till, most elnirnilnt,', IhoiiKli most iinciiiml.
WdrliH uf a I'liarmliiK niiil iini'i|iial writer."— .liw/./xx.
S. Letter nml ."Jiilrit : Niites mi the Cnminiui.lnu'nls,
l,i)n., ISHU, IZinii. II. Tiiuo Flies: 11 KeaUilii' Uiarv.
Lon., \ss:y, IL'ino. "^
Oknkrai. Chiticish ;
'• I'.ielrv mure iilitiiresqiie It wuiilil lie Ininl In ilnil. It
^11' I.V that alier It fs e-Xprcsscl, she eaii set nlV ami
Illustrate her thmiKlit ur li'elinn l.v |iliiiires, Inn Unit pie-
tine IS her eiistuniiiry iiiul miniral nifuns uf e.xiiiussinn
The iihstract she has imthlnK In iln with ; In her nilml a.'i
her iiiliiil Is here revealeil. every l.leii puts mi shape anil
foli.r. Inelileiil tn this piiwer ulhers Is thai ehiiracierlstle
of her writiiii,' which, una lirst perusal. Isthe lllllst■.trikillL'
anll wlileli has heeii su atirai-tlve In the wearieil reader
ofnlnety In a luimlred of recent pi.cls.-Maniely. the slni-
plleil.v. freniieiitly homely ,.r iiiiaint the iiletiirlal vivid-
ness, the Hie, of her laiinnaKe.' —.\itlit„i. III. 17.
".Miss liiissetll ranks foreniust ammiL' HvInk puelosses
She and she alone eonld write such inaitie Ivrlcs as
■Dreiiinl.and.' Iler sonnets hea- lull a snnill proportion
to her piirelv lyrical poems. .<oiiie were wrltlen at a verv
early hkc; tliey are all or mostly very .sonihre, hut are as
linpri'ssive as they are heaiitlliil. . . . 'Miere l.s a verv
marked allliilty lietweeii much of Mi>s Itossettl'swork anil
that of her hroiherdahriel."— Wii.i.n.M Sii.viii-; Suniuli nf
lliin Cinluri/, .Notes, 317. '^
llo!t§ctti, Gabriel Charles Dante, known as
Uante (iabriel llossetti, [it,,/,; vol. ii., adil.,]
lS2,s-lM.S2 ; b. in hondon, and educated at Kind's Collen'o
Sulioid ; beeame a student at tlie Hnyal Aeadeiiiy, and in
l.S4y exhibited his !irst picture, "The (iirlhooil of Mary
Virgin." About that time the Prc-Ka|iliaelito lirotlier-
h(jod, of wliich he was the Icadin;; spirit, was (oriiieil, and
in IS.iO thoy established a uiUKuaine, The (ierni, in which
some of Rossctti's piiouis appeared, two of which, "The
lile.saed Damozel" and " My Sister's Sleep," were written
before he was nineteen years old. Ik'sides his eontribu-
tiiins to the Ueriii, a periodical which had only a brief c.\.
istence, Uossetti puiilished a few poems in the ().«ford and
Cambridge Magazine in 1S.06. For many years he pub-
lished very little; and, while he exercised a marked in-
fluence upon the Knglish literature and art of his day,
his poems were known only to a lew, and his painting's,
which he refused during bin lifetime to e.xhibit in any
public gallery, were all in private collections. lie dieti,
after a long period of ill health, at Weslgate-on-Sea, near
Margate, Kent, and was buried in the neighboring
church-yard of Hirchington. Two exhibitions of hil
niclures were held in London after his death. For
biog.. see Hai.i., T. Caisk, and Kniciit, Joskpii, «»io-o,
and Shaiip, Wit. r.iAM, /»/•,„. 1. I'neiiis, Lon., lS7ll.p ,Svo
"In no poems Is the spoiitaiieoiis and haliitiial i'nter-
penelralloii ol matter ami manner, which Is the es.sence of
poetry, more complete than In these. An original and
Mihlilelii^^autyof exeeullon expresses the Oeep mysticism
of thought which In .some form and degree is not (vantlni;
eerlamly to any poets of the modern seliool, but which in
..iriosseltis work Is both great in degree and im.sslonate
111 kiml. Nor in him hH.s it any tendency to lose lt.scir
iimiil allegory or Hbstraetlons ; indeed. Instead of lurniiiL'
hiiiiian hie into symbols of things vague and not under-
stood, it rather gives to the very .symbols the personal life
and variety of mankliid. No poem In this hook is .vithout
the circle of this realizing mysticism, which deals won-
(leniigly with all real things that can have poetic life eiven
tliciii hy pas.sioii, and refuses to have to do with aiiv in-
vi,sil.Ic things that in the wide scope of its imagination
cannot he made perlectly distinct and poetically real "—
William MoiiHis: ylea(i,, i, lint.
2. IJallads and Sonnets, Lon., 1881, p. 8vo.
"Thesupernatnralelomciit of poetry . . . iind-s here an
expres.slon as genuine, as unadulterated with the self-con-
sciniis kiiowingness of aseientifie age. as if the poems liad
.i..(.'iMvrj ten in the time of Shakspeare. or oven in the
line of lioger Bacon. Here perhaiw Is Mr. Hossetti's jlis-
tinctive and most prominent place in the literature of our
time. What other people try to do and fall to do-glvp a
poetic embodiment to the ' ecrlo' mood of nature as she lies
ilreaming of man's destiny-Mr. Rossetti does with so much
>.o"2m" ""*" scarcely seems to try at all."— .t/A.,
:t. C'olleoted Works. Edited, with I'reface and Notes,
by William M. Rossetti. 18S6, 2 vols. p. 8vo. (Includes,
besides the contents of former volumes, here newly ar-
ranged, nieces and fragments in prose and verse, some
reprinted from periodicals, and others previoui>!y un-
published.) ' ■'
ROS
(iK.VKnAi. riimnsH :
" I'crhaps ihc most obvious positive cliaraeterlstle of Mr.
Hos.setlls poetry Is its plclurc-i|iiciii - lie is not iiii rely
a painter and a poet, lint a painter puit, which Is a illiler-
enl Ihiiig. . . , Ills ImaKinatloii is >o concrete that i|v cre-
iiMoiis always prcscnl themselves to him as things of form
and colour, and his soiinctsspreail themselves mit like fair
pali|i|iigs on the walls of the gallery of the nilinl, , K,ir
sonnet craltsiiianshlp which realizes the lilcal, uhlili
leaves ii.sw^llh the plcasnnl lanuiiorof (omplcle salisliic-
tloii, Ihedcliclousdrowsliicssof fiiliillcil ilcllght, we know
III nothing comparable to these great gifts which we owe
(o liaiite l.abrlcl UnssettI,"— J, A, .Nidii.K: (hiilniiiiururu
I Uiriiir. xxxvlil.lCil, ' *
■•Kalling back upon Milton's well-worn epilbets, in |,|s
letter to .Master llartllli 'dn Kilucnli ' we protest ihut
the poetry of these ■ Sonnets' is neither ■simple, -.■nsn,,iis,'
, nor 'piL-sliiinile,' 'lliat the laiiKinme Is too often Iraiinht
; with what sir IIiihIi Kvaiis would eall ■ iillectiilions- i> a
I matter of small nionieiil, and verbal critieisiii just now Is
a.', tar as possible from our IhoUKlits. Dm the ideiis are, for
liiiieteiiths of the siilijcel niiitter, hir too line ami subtle,
I l.ove strong as death Is, ri>:lillv and natiirallv enouuh.thc
I '•'aiile ol such a series, and Willi Mr, Itos.-ettI I'.ive Is lord of
a 1, lie -sluhs like a fnrnace,'— there is no mistake at all
; abiiut that; but arc blssonni'ts reallv passionate'.' In our
I bellel they are nol,"-,s';i(c/<i(»r, Iv, 'JC'J.
"Sonnets . . . uiiexamiileil In the F.nglish lamiiinge
since sinikespeare's tor ilcplli of tbouwht and skill and
lellcily III execution."— Wn.i.iAM Miiuuis: .|,„,^, I. p.i'.i
! •■ Halite (.alirici llossetti is not only one of the u-rcat
poets ol the cenliiry, but Iheone KiikIIsIi pod whose s.u,-
: iiet-wink can gcnnlncly be wcii-beil In the balance with
I liatol shakes|icarcHni| wlthtbalof WiinlsHorlh, No in-
llneiice Is at present more marked tliiiii lii> : lis sireiim Is
I narrower than that of 'I'eiinyson and llrowning, Imi the
' I'urrcni isilccp, and its fertilizim; waters have peiielniled
, lar Into the soil, , . , It has taken lime lor the growth of
wlilespreail ailmlration of the sunnct-work of this mn-t
imaginative of all the Victorian p. ids, 'Ihcre are aliviulv
lint a le» aniniig the best jiiilges who consider him the
greatest sonneteer of our language, his ,soiinets having
tlieliindameiital liraiii-work' of Shakespeare's, the beaiitv
111 .Mrs, llrownings, the dignllv and, occasionally, the suii-
lit transparency of Wordsworlli's, with a more startling
and Impressive veheineiiee, a greater voliiminousne.ss of
iiri,'eiil music."— William Siiaiii': soiimts u/ tliia Cailiirii.
liitrodnclli.il and .Notes. Ixxi. and :j17.
Ilwssctti, illaria Frniice».ca, 1S27-1S76, sister
of Christina and (i. ('. 1). Rossclti. Miy.™ ,• b. in London,
and educated at home; was a teacher of languages and
liislory. In lS7;i she entered the Anglican Sisterhood
ol All Saints. 1. A Shadow of Dante: being an R-.-ay
towards studying Jlimself, his World, and his I'ilgrim-
age, Lon., IsTl. p. svu; now ed., ISSl.
''A book which is not only deli^'hlfnl In It.self to rend,
I'Ut IS admirably adapted as an encoiirat;eiiient to those
stiiileiil.s who wish to obtain a prelimliiarv survey of the
land b(|lore ihcv attempt to follow Dante tfiroiigliliis long
ami ariluous pilgrimaKe."— .Si/. Jtrv., .xxxii. (UK)
2. Letters to my liible-Class, Lon.. l!<7'2, Isnio.
Jlossctti, Hilliani Michael, [•ii,i<; vol. ii.. add.,]
b. ls2y, in Lonili.n, and educated at King's College
School, London 1 became a clerk in the Kxcise (jllice in
1S.15, and assistant secretary in the same olliee in i.siil).
He has acted as art critic ;'or several of the leading Eng-
lish periodicals, and has edited new editions of the
works of many Knglish p •:,», the more important of
which arc included in I illowing list: I. (Ed.)
Poetical Works of S. T. t H- Jge, Lon., 1S71, p. Svo.
2. (Ed.) Poetical Works of Muron: with Memoir, Lon.,
ls7I, p. ,Svo. ;!. (Ed.) Poetical Works of Thomas
Campbell: with Memoir. lllust. Lon., 1S72, 12uio.
4. (Kd.) Ilumoriiiis Poems, Lon., 1872-78, p. Svo. 5.
('I'rans.) Chaucer's Troylu? and Cryseyde compared with
Bocoaecio's Filostrato, (Chaucer Soc.,) Lon., lS73-s.'i, obi.
•Ito. B. (Ell.) I'oetical Works, Lyrical and -Aliscellane-
ous, of William lilakc, Lon., 1S74, l2nio. 7. iHd.) The
Complete I'oetical Works of Percy Dysshe Shelley: the
Text carefully revi.sed: with Notes and a Memoir; new
ed., Lon., \H7», ;) vols. p. .-^vo. (The 1st ed. is mentioned
an(c, vol. ii.)
"On the whole It might not be unfair, while warmly
eominendlm; both editions as admirable eontrilnitioiis to
English literature, to say that .Mr, Formairs will be more
aplireciateil by students and ,speclalists, but Mr. I{os,settr3
by the general public,"— K, \V, Gossk: Acad., xiii,'273,
8. Lives of Famous English Poets, Lon., 1878, p.
Svo; new ed., 1885. 9. (Ed.) Shakespeare's Works:
with Glossary, Ac, Lon., 1880, p. Svo. 10. Life of
.T"lin Ke:tt.-, ("(ircat Writers.") Lon., I8,'37, I2uio.
Rossiter, E. K., and Wright, F. A. Modern
Ilouse-Painting. lllust. N. York, 1882, obi. Svo.
Ro8siter, Mary. 1. Gathered Lily, and other
Poems, Lon., 187H, I2mo. 2. Mildred Gowcr, and other
Poems, Lon,, ]H';t, 12mo.
Rossiter, William [kii/c, vol. ii., add.] 1. Ele-
1299
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ore c,U AKrh,.„u., ,„„ mr.L I-,,,,,. ,. iii,,,,^,.,,,!
Uiolioniiry (,l Sncntiflr ■|Vriiis, f.ori., |S7S, i, ,hvo
HoNHlyn, Karl oi; Sw Kuhkink "
Kost, \. » |)„i„y. (Trun,.) Ulli : the Story of
^on'^li^Q"' 'J'' '"'"' "'" ""''"""' "'■ '•■'""'■' "ill-"-,
Jj'>n,, inHH, cr. Svu,
Host, Itfiiihiilil, |„„f,, vol, ii., nilcl.] (IM 1 Mi,.
(•.•lhuii.niiH l'„,„.r« r«l,.tin« to Imlo-Cliinii .iii.t tlio Indiiin
Aivli,,„.hi«", l,on., |s,stl-S7, 2 hurts, sv„.
KoMVylh, H. LIttIo Hunt: u Sketch, l,„ii.. 188"
cr. "^Vn. "'
»"!!'' '.'•."'■'"■'.■ ''"•'^""ifi-y A-iuTt, L,,n., ISHd, Hvo.
IColli, hilwiira, |„„(,, V..I. ii., „,M.| I. (Tr,,,, ,
riio lt,.li„„„r„ ii„„ c'lul.. I,v JultM \\.nw. Ill ^t \
\ork, 1875, :2,no. :-. (Trans.) Aruun.l tho Moon, by
Julo. Vorne. 111,..,, X. v„H,, ,sr.), lo,„„. 3. ^■^•S,!)
To thoSun: o Journey through IMunctiiry ,S|,u(t, by
KoHi, Henry IJiik. 1. a Skcloh „f tl.o AifrioMl-
■ V'r"', 'r'.''',""7 "' '••"*""■" «'""i". '""■•. ISrS,p. Sv„.
llifnrmallun 11,. spent („„ years, be tells i- rsanmr
n.nl was emplnye,! iVirlia? tl„. khmi t V.rt f tl e , t In
j:;'iti'.;;:;;.l^'i;;ii:;;;;i:'^ii:,)i:>i^-!-,/:"...'oacbi„« i^. :^
IHsb'^l''' °,".r'.'!'""""';'' I^'a^'"""- Ill'Ht. Lon.,
issj, 8vo .), Bibliography and Chronology of JIiUos
Owenrn.loxSoo. Pub.,) I.on.. I8.s7.,st.,. Itof
Ncu ee of Physieal K.lueation un.l llygiono by Parlia
inent. I.on., I87y, or. 8,0. 2. JK.Iioal an,l other Notts
col ccte.1 on a Holhlay Toi.r to Aroaehon, liiarre,,., l-ani
Lon 187 "s"'''"'. ^V;"'^^'-'."*-!''''™^ i» tl.o l-yionco,
L..n., 1871, 8yo. A. An Kssay on tho Previ.ntion and
Kational Treatment of Uteral Spinal Curyature. Ill, ?t
fl I'illi^i ' "r- .■*• '^'''* ''h.v^iuloKi""! Ert-octs of Arti-
Hcial hlocp: Ireatinont and Cures, Lon., I,ss7
Kolli, H E, Klo,nent3 of School llyjrieno, for
reach,.,s; „i,b liibliosraphy, Lon., 1888, 8vo '
Uolhncker.nr.^V. A. (Trans.) Atlas of . Surgl-
cal An,,,„,„y: I |„st,-ati„s the Apolication of An.ito.ny
to Med cino ami Snrgory, by W. llenko, noy ed.. Cin^
llother, E. The Beglnnlng.s of Phnrnmcy : an In-
Dnig^r, i;:r ;8U"s.::™""-' ^"""""'-'"» -^
Hotlicrliiim, Joseph II. I. The Xe>y Te-.tamont
newly t,anslate,l from the Text of Trcgclles .fnd "ritU
o.ily emphasized accordini; to tho Logical Idiom of
Onginah with an Introduction and Occasional Not
Question, Lon., 1879, 12,,;;. " ^''^ ^"'"'""'"""
Van"n''i'"'l'' -^'Z"' '^''*'>' <^'" (Hume,) editor of the
I^ationa ,Anti.Coin,n,lsory. Vaccination Keportcr, Ac
Lon., 18,,.), l2„io. 2. The Wedding (}„ests; or, The
Hivppinoss of Life; a Novel, Lon., 18.^7, 2 y„
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l,.s'lran,r.'T.l!,,'," "'■'"'••" '.?, "", V""'' ,"'>','«' "-'"' con-Mcml.lo
sii a,,(l (■U«a,iie, . . . llie bis ,,r(:,i i.iirtloiis csi«?elj,llv
c b ograpl. In. , ..re o.x,ell,.„t. . . At'lho saln'e'tl'me ?[
lloart : a llnu-
Lon., IS8|,
ippinco, „. ,j„„. n .,uvei, i,on., 18.17, 2 vols. n. 8vo
3. Norin,ton: a Dramatic Poem, in Two Pa,^! .yith
4. T.yeho Ob-
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other M,scellaneous Pieces, Lon., 1857. 4. i.yeUe Ob-
scure Icxts of Scripture Illustrated. Lon., 1301, f, Syo
6. .^appho; ,. P„e,u, Lon., |8I!2, p. S.o. K. The U olden
Rule, and other Stories for Chil.i,en, Lon., ISIW, « ,'"
7. The P,„yer and Huu.ble Petition .0 y, een Vict,,"
r,.l p"^^','^"'^"^''*''"""'" "SHinat a Systen. of eg,
or or M l''"'i'n"-' "•""• '"'■ '■ '^"'-" ""'• I>" "
is7l', "y^. '™' »^»P""»"> i" England, Manchester,
,r".'"''n*.''^ "'• "• ""'' ''«n«-y C. Tho Diyino
Unity, Trinity, and At-one-ment, Manchester, 187^! cr!
,„""'!"■»«'?' Joseph Trimble, M.D., B.i^o., b
18Ji) ,.t Mc\eytown, Pa.; graduated at the Lawrence
Scientific Scho,;l |s,14, and at the .nodical depa't u.eSt
of the In.yerslty of Pennsylyania 18(iS; professor of
Vartirr."" .^'"'y^-ify "f Pennsylyania'sTnco ; 7.
liiuot. Ph. la., ls8L li'nio. '
Rothschild, Miss Climeiitiiia de. Letter, on
the Fundamental Truths of Ju.laism. Lo„.. 18(iri2mo
13W ^"■''"''"*'' """"■■ding to the Old Testament
Kolhwcll, .1. .S. S. F.,„„ Kye ,
ijiiet id An and Poetry, Lon., Issl, Iti
KoiiiHl, O. S. Aahton Hall: a Tal
p. 8\ci.
KoHiid, nillium Marshall I'itts, b. Isi ,. at
Pawtuck.^t, li.[ ; reeeivcl an a,ad,„,i,. education, nd
en e,^ed Harvard Medical .School, but did n„. g,„dua.,.
jde>oted bl„,»elt to journalism and liten.lur., and has
K ven much attentiou to the ..uesti,,,. of pHsn'n re,„r,„.
h,.. publ.sbe,! books under the ps.Mido.ly.u,. „f •• |(ev.
1 o r s-«"V '• Ar''r"'' ■■ " ^'''^ '•:"Kl"»''l l.ile Study
«mo. .). ( h,ld Marian Abroad, Host., Is77, Kinio I
lal: the btory of „ Clodhopper, iJost., I8811, 12mo.' i,'
teBos;:,f;*8;:,;;L^'"'""" '''''■'•'' »"'''^" "
hams"'.''',!""' 'V"--*""" A. E.,da„ght,.ror Wilbra-
h»n S lole„,„che,„ Dorfold IL.II. Chesbhe, marricl,
S.., to Charles Savilo Roundell, M.P. Cowdray : tho
Ills ory ol a (treat Ungllsh Mouse. Lon., 1881, r. 8vo
! 1. ■; Tee ri!;.""i '"■'"'v.\«''i'^' •i"^' i'^'i"">f tills ( .1 -v. .,',0
,V,l,^ *■",■ ''>■ '''"'«,«" melaneboly aii.l mvsteri ,1 is
S.,!f-".'."'' '''«"'-t^^',"- WilliB,,, John, late of the
ol .Soltisl. LI.. X \ork. 1,881, Itimo; new ..d., 1881.
York 'l.s. "",«"•" "'""'"'• " Te'"P"ance .'Jto y, N.
Yo,k 188), l.-nio. I. Ellie Patterson's Stoiy : a Tale of
noilys New Home, N. York, 188(1, l2mo. (i. An-us
Lesho's Daughter, N. York, 188,8, 12„,„. 7. K^zla .u
8. The La,r,l's .Son, N. York, 1,S88, 12mo.
House, S. Street Lane Manse; or, A Record of
Conyer,salions. Hipley, 1871, |2mo.
In!nM,!!,1,''' ""!'?• ""•"'""K ■''"•■''■"«»' ""'' Borrowers'
Instiuetioiis and Suggestions. Lou., 1871, 12mo
sic an"':o",'b^'5"''"* "'r^ '•'«""'' •^'■f-"w;ior phy-
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c V ,,„?;-«• "^'-■'"'."•X «'"' I'^niature Menial De-
cay, Lon., I.s.fl; new e,l., 1877, 12mo. 2. Cheeks to
INipulation: the Moral and Physical livlls, Lon. l,87i."
ndd.] I ho Stability of a Oivn State of Motion nar-
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at't*i!*e"fn' ■'t'" i^'"?--''". b- 18J«.- ™llod to the bar
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Is' l.'st.^'"^'-'' ''"'"""'■■"' ■""' "hotograpi,^;:, L,ln'.;
nol^'i'V."^''^''.^ *'*'""""'' ;• '•vol.ii.,add.] Every
ttoutledge, James, [„„„., . 1. (,., „jj j j/p ":
ular Progress in Knglan.l.- Chaptc.s in the History f
Popular Progress, chiefly in KelaCon to the Freedom , f
the Pre,.s and Trial byiury, l(i6(i-|820: with an A ,i-
cat on to Later Years, Lon., I87(i, 8vo. 2. EnglH? R lo
and Natue Opjn on in India: from Notes tak^n in fs'70
-/•*, n.n., iHi I , -Svo.
A't'.., il|v!-^7l"''' •>''"' '" '""« '"•"uylit before tliem.--,s„(.
Jh I"8"«'ein Hall and Chadwick Rise, Lon., 1878 3
F,!]**"l"s''-^''' **»^''■«• »•*«-. 1-'.L'.S., of Manchester,
Lon' I8r« i 'f '" "oP""!' 'r^'" J'''i'"«'P'>y in Earnest
Lon., 1880, p. Svo. With Pkppkr, J. h' Discoveries
ami Inventions of the Nineteenth Century' L^n. 18 5
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IJov..r, WiiMii,,. I. I,,.,,,,,,,;,, l'n.,.fl,.„is,.lci„.,..
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toriuul Tiiith. I,.,M., |S71> |..,.|,, I n ' I :
|..Ho.l,n Ihu l.„»t \V,„I<H of S,„,„.s an,l .Mi,.;;- I,;, '•
5. Kcamns for Ileliovins in Cl„istiani(v, !.„n., is;;
I2mn; new eel |ss|. ,1. A|M.st„ 'hri .i„nitv : H
Hi8t„ryan,l Dovflopnient, l,„n., |,sm|, |o,„„ : ,,'.
Iat,„n ami .M,„l,.rn Tlit.„l„K.v C.ntn...,.,! ; „,'. Tim Si ,"
«. A Alanual of Christian Kvijences, (" Tlicol„«ioal i
E,lue„ or,") Lon , ISS«, l2mo. II. Fut iro Ik'tri . uion
mr C '^^ '^'«'" "'■ """'"" ""'^ "evelatU^" Lon" ^
Row.P. S.,,mdOlcoU, II. S. Om! Hin,luiMn '•
he Dw,.„a I.h.)o.,,,hy of Sin.an .Ma.lli.v , h ya !
comp.lcl Irom the Original .Sanscrit, Ala.ln..-, Is.xil ,i , , i
i.".Tv"": ^.!'.;';.:: ''■ «-<'»'^"""- : - N-e,; lo';.:; ;
^■^"ZVl' '■"'■^'''■'•Icn. (Trnns.) McJitations on
.ill I ' ""r'' ,■;'";"">■- ^y J- »• I». Z^ehokke. Con,
IMleJ by Itev. L. K. Dunu, V.V. N. Vork, I8SJ, 2 roll
Rowan, John J. The Emigrant nnj Sportsman
in (ana.ia, Lon., 187fi, p. 8vo '"""an
tion*ZrFv','"l'*"""'*- ' ■•*^""' = Spmitanoous Comb.,,-
non and b.xplo.<ions occurring in Coal Cargoes : their
Treatment ana Prevention, Lon., 1882, 8vo. 2. Ex .1,
8.0U ot Coal ,n Gas-Bunkers, Lon., ISs.i. :i. Disease .n,l
Putrcscen A.r : some Principles which must gover", the
tthcient Ventilation of Sewer.«, Lon ■'vo """"o
Kowbctham, Elizabeth P. *,
a Collection of Poems, Lon., 1,S75, I' «„
Kowbothain, Francis Jameson. A Trip to
now
I ■:. The Uea.hof Kolun.l : „„ Ki.le Poem, Lon.. Iss?,
, ^to. ( 1 he ,o,.„, IS »rm, n in unrVivnicl •• .-aiale, t
omoters,- tins i„ea,„re M,,^ sel.v.e.l as •• .ho , , -t p"
' to "lay;'";"""'"""" "' '■" '"""""" """''"i "•"ten.rof
!i.;nati^o!';;Mirli;;:;'liVr'i:;:,:^^!;;;,;:;^'vl;^/;'':r'';V'''-
111.-, ,,n (III' wli,,li. i,i»fiM.,i I i" ''f. .Mr, liinvl,i,|li„iii
Houcrolt, <hHrl«"N. Talis of Australia; or, A.l-
»eniu,,.s ol ail l-.ii,i«,anl. Lon., l>Ml, l:'mo
IS-","n;m!:"' '" ^' ■''""^•' "'« "'"'"I '■"">•, l...n.,
". "r^iil^ i^;r;"'to::?^^r;:";.o^"« ' '■-'"
N'.'v""kri-r. f'l'no.'""'-""^ '■''" '" '•"""• '"-•
„ """«':,*'• •••• •'^'•■\- "• 'niant Lispings : Keli.-i,,,,,
■oetiy must. Lon., IS7S, „,. |„,„„. ' o.^^„ '.,;■]
iiuin s Vie.s on (^...stions of ,|',e ,,„y i,. Vi..,oria, Y;;,,.,
niiHii'the c„ioui!ri:on::Ss8^"::"::';'^' '^"«'"" ^'-
••Tl!"n*",'- ?■•«- ■^I'"""''" "•"''•'"• «"'i'hie^ Ivlitor of
Hii' lliilisli \\oilu„an," Lou., 1S8I, 11'
' . I. K.I.I Memo,, alsol ,|„. l.„„, m,,. ,vi||i„,„ M
Hilling: being .SeliMi.ous from his ,>^ermons. Letters.
in,l Poems : Hi.h a lii„g,„pl,i,.al Introduction by Thomas
m.,v,il Hunting, Lon 1S7II, ,,. s.,,. ,. At his Feet:
'larps of Zion :
gnition, Lon., 188.'), p. 8yo.
Uowbotham, iohn Frederick, b. L'<,,2; son of
I cy. Freilerick Kowbotham, of K.linbulgh; educated at
Cxlord, where ho graduated first class Lit. Hum ■ rel
sided several years in (lermany, stu.lying music an,i col-
leeting materials for his History of Music, and since ts
pub leation has turned his attention to me.liieyal ,roctry
He 18 a ecu ributor to the Nineteenth Century ami other
leading periodicals I. A ilistory of Music, Lon. 1885
-S7, 3 vols 8vo. (The first vol. treats of " Preh storic
Music- and the music of the Assyrians, Egyptian He"
s^:omi?;rr' I'^l.-^'^r*"- »-> "''■or^Mo'nSs he
the ChrisMi^ ' °^ '?'" ^T^ '""''''■' ""'' "'« """«''="'•
tiv hit ' vuo „„,, P'""",'' >-''orts to piece mus c togetlier bit
C.tl„^?,fr*" P™."l's« "'> ">"P1« liHKl „r curious ai d i -
r ally Lessons in the (Jo-pels, Lon.. ISM, ..„. lii„,o. ;(
salms in Private Levotion, Lo„„ iss.t, „. |,j,„„. ,,.
On his Day : a Moining Portion for the S„l'l„,th, L.n..
1 >■, sq. Il.mo. ^. A Pioneer: a Memoir of Key. ,Iol,i,
ho mas, Mipi,ma,-v to ,|,e tViimdly Isles. Lon , |8nV
I'.M". «. Life of .I„l„., Hunting, Loi,., ISS7, „,■. 8vo
icoue, JoMhiiu lirooking, V.S.A F L .S b
1^.., at Pl.vmooth; n,lmiit,.d an attorney 18(1(1 :'scere."
iry of the Ilevon and Codiwall Natural History .Sue.-
Jl,!;p ,' ';;r.'-''''^""'""'l "i-^H-ry of Old PUmouth, ami
l.e_Par,sli, \ i,.ars. ,in,l Church of St, Andrew, Plymm.lh
1^ I. Priyalely printed.
(i,','o',M.'5'' l.\".",'''^''''"'''" '"'"'< ""''''h many an • outside' an.
,1 »i> .ih,^i„n„!, """I'l I"' iK'MitilyKlii.l i„n,Ks'ss lit
T.!^"*V'' "', *'• , ^^"^'^ 'J"l'eo"!lu. (PhiloBonhieal
lr„„sactioi,s,i Lon., I8SL', Ito
Roue, Richard, d. |S7!». He left n,ft„v wcks in
■miiuscript, several of which have been published. 1.
, Kpisodes in an Obscure Life, Lon., I,s7l, ') vols. p. 8v„
Anon. .New ed. same year.
2. Friends and Acijuaintances, Lon., 1S7I, ;( vols n
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,1,1 nr.,, ,1'".' "'""■\" «''"P'-»;lio has attained Uli fame
"l"m/ , xxviil 271 I"*'*'-''*"' " 'itl'« nf his genius."-^
Rouell, John W. Vermont .Supreme Court Re-
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(lArnll, Hiiftni.
Uoynll, n illliliii I,. I. A PlKett <>( the l)ooMon«
(if I'll' .Mu|iriMni' Ciiiiil cpf Apiii'iila nf Virgliilii, cnritriineil
In (Imtlan'ii Ki'|M.rl<, vuU. I. In x.\l., N. Vork, 1^*7.1,
Hru. :>, Anilrow Jiinkmin iiml lliu iliiiik i>f tlii' I'nitBil
ytiiti'ii,' lllnliiry 1)1' I'lipcr Munoy in llii' I'liilid ,»<tiilei(,
u.iil UlKoiUKlnn "f the CuneiiLn (iuiKlInn, N. Vnrk, INMO,
U'liio. H. Ki'ply to '• A KiJiirn Krriinil." Ily lino of llm
Kool», N. V„ik, I8HII, I'Jnio; ;ii| cl., 1m.h|. 4. 'Ihu
I'lcniilonl'ii UvlBtliinn with Seniilor Mahone nnii Hopu.
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Ruben, Edward. The Path to Fame, N. York,
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tive Council and clerk of Parliaments; retired 1S82 I
Moyarni: an Australian Legend, in Two Cantos, Mait-
i'"'.' 1 -i" 2. Discovery, Survey, and St!tlemci:t of
,'"■• ' ' !'■ '•"»•. 187-', 8vo. ;i. Translations and
liagmerits, ■„,„ , 1874: new ed., with additions, Mel-
bourne, Is71i. 4, History of New Zealand, .Melbourne,
.■"ydney, and Lon., ls>;i. ;; v„|s. Svo.
...iVy,?.''"''";.*"'!". '" '""'•■' '"■<■" ^I'lir'eil in collui'tlng and
• I ',fs"..','',"'"';T' "'"', '!'^' ■■'■' "I "I'Pears to I, ' ,i, t
'le. H^ tmsuvorlhy as it Is iniiiiuo,"-!-.s>cM(„,-, hi. CIS
'■Mi,
who
.,,, V|. • \f "" " '- •"Millie, —.■'iiiatmir, ivi. u
Ihe History ol Australia, l.on,, 18,s;i, H vols. Svo
the sk 1 ™r'"','i"i "■'"■!'' "'«y,»'^^ll '"■ ^■■"teliil to , for
progrc" of our great .-oiiilicrii (■ol(,lllcs,"-,S,(^ lla\. Ivlll.
, '■ .Mr, Kusilen's gluaiilic aeeiimulutlons for Australasian
I '^'^•,; '-'''jnliiir ill The lluyu „f (Ju-cn VM„ri,i. il. 47(!,
II. Il.d,| Auieieianga: the (Jroans of the Maoris.
I Lon., ISSS. |>,imph. '
I KllshliriUBC A. The Path we Trend; or. The
I Fields otl.ileralure: an Allegory. Lon., 1871, l2mo.
Kiishliirookf, William <irorge, M.L., Fellow
I of .St. .lohn s ( ollege, Cambridge. iSynoiiticon : an Kx-
j position of the Common Mailer of the Synoptic (iosi.els.
j Lon., is.so-si, f, pans, and Appendices. 4to ; also in i voL
Hlishtoii, James. (Kd., Abstract of the Accounts
I of the County Treasurers and other Public Oflicers of the
I 1","'],^' ' "'"«ino of Lancaster, 1810-1884, Preston, 1885.
I obi. fol. '
i , ''"»''«""» ^Villiam Lowes, [„„ie, vol. ii., ndd.l
I 1. Shakespcire Illustrated bv tho Lex Serii.ta. Part I.
Lon., 1S7(I, p. 8vo. 2. Shakespeare's Euphuism, Lon.,
18i ,, p. Svo. '
Uiiskiii, John, LL.D., [,w,e, vol. ii., odd.,] was re-
elected to the Shide professorship of art at Oxford in
I 1876; retired, on account of a severe illness, in 1878;
1303
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IS.''.'), unci hiis sinou res Mod oliieflv iit Iir«i.(iv„ml „„ i* Iwinnst strictly niiil m.cuniU.ly arniiik'od oviTv i.ilii
rZ"";'«"'^,'"""-. Tl..' following lis."in..lu,l,M .o„H. " ''i'^ "f 'l>e Kngra •,• 1 Wk ,ff'J M N^ Cn^^^^
tl'nP ^ ■neompletc. I. SaLrtto und Elcphnnta; a "f Kngli..!! IWody : f„r Uso in S OcureeV iol ,,l
mo lNK.u,r„., ted .nti,oTh™.re, Oxford, JunL 12, l,S8i.,Kx|danutory „f the Vurim,V"vr m. n ,f in 'M^^^^^^^^^^^
S.IU ne«.o, Orp,n«ton Kent, IS'.H. 2. I'ocns, IS.'.II ifoneyco.nb." Orpington, l,KS,l, Svu"o \ toso",';., o^
Nath.nul (iullery. Part 1. (All publisliod.") h,m..
C;:ni" f fh^M'-'' V '^'^'- ''•'li"™' "t the Annual
iHeotmg of the Manchester Sulioul of Art, IS.V.I Man '
Chester, 1859 ,",. Lectures on Art, cleliverid bef.'.ro the
Inivorsityot Oxford in Hilary Term, Isril, 0,f I.STO i
Art Society.) I.on., 18S0
•logo Ki'^^: ^Till 'J^^-C!^:;^;^.^fi^^,^-;p:
Mr. .lohn KuskiM . . . has kIv,.,, „s. Hluiicver i,e lils
o".l ';";«s""; h.^"- ""' '-■»'«". 1"2; 2d ed.,
lor,.^!'';;,"'':'"",'' Vlsiif aphoristl,.«it niHl wis,i„ni are scat-
on teulpture <lelivered at Oxford 1S7()-7| T „„ „,„| ' "nmioiis nn.l i,i-,„,..v„i. ; , ' ;"J • '< "n.aiiiiu ununi)™!
Keston, 1(S72, .vo; 2d ed., 1,^8.. 1 1. The EaglJ's Ne"
Ten Lectures on the Kelation of Natural Seieno, to Art,
gu en before the I niversity of Oxford in Lent Torni
W2. Lon. and Keston, I ,X72. 1 2. The Sepulchral Mon
opinions and l^opoi is in.;? i'r,.^ ," '; of'lli;!; „„.
prac lyal c hnrHoter, 1 think ilie reader will never he ."s
feel hinisell stirred and aninialed in a wa v n v| ,VI, , ,^
187 , .-<vo. Privately printed. U. Ins'r Ln/?n t"^ | "'i^'ry^Vn'^e ^» ^,^:{;' r rit ''-
Wtnr -J; « L*^' f"'"-' '•""•^' >'^"- "i- Love's Meinie : I ™" xix I'w'""""" '"''•' "" '" vain.'-.M.*HK piW « n :
Arm^je Florentina : Six Lectures on \^:d' and j.e ai ^7^' <v:,;;^^
bngraMng, given before the Tnivcrsity of Oxford in ,","'^'' )''",''', '**»'>"">• KivtMi ,ip t,/ma iters ni iV h^ «h'
Michadmas Tmn 1S72. Illust. Kesto,ra„dOrplng o^ i ^^^i^:^'''' ''' '- ';""'>'"f''V^^'^"''l" '-^'^" >!S.^ ^
\r,"'v „ ' \ ^"' ^/^™° • ^''■" '''•'^'"••«s »" the Tuscan i iul I c riier'h, ve ■ ved^^^ '"""1" '"'"■'"''' "I'o".lli>"e
Ar directly Antecedent to the Florentine Ye„r n.' vi " I two. . Tl^,, "";',,, I'.' .'..•''."."■^^•'^•^:'' " "">teli for any
Th., >,.... ,••■.•"'■ '"iiii.-iMes a inaic 1 dranv
Ihe most eiirious and iniporlam Ixiilion of Ih;.
■ever. IS ii.v-,,i>.i ..n .],,,,),, ,i. / ("itnoiui inc
loiiiji, iiie .second volume, in
all sortsof questions
x'orded."— *■(('. Kev., li
Am 1 / .11 . "'"""• *''" 'A'ciures on tno Tu8(
tor „« ■ ^ Antecedent to the Florentine Year of Vic- I t»o The most ..ririousanVf inM,',
tones, given before the Tniversity of Oxford in Mich- i '""',''"■, ''"""i'''. is. I'l'.voiid all , hub il
\? ','' \""'> IS'.'l. Illiu«t. Orpington, LS74. l" | ,";^J^'' ''''^;''"^'f»ir-^''f the authors
Fronde.. Agrestes. Reading,, in Modern Painters, chosen ! {"l'""""""-'" """ "" "■''-■•■ ■ ■•'•■'•■»^— '■ -
-..- ■->"■"■ ^'. ijuucaiion : uiJIect
Lapse of Waves and Life of .Stones, Parts I -VIlT I and AutnVnn „7'ls«.'('n "•' \"°"' """"S "'" '''l'""K
. .' =,. ' , ' ' ' ■"• '-• .Mornings in r orence •
being iM„,ple ."Studies of Christian Art tor English Tniv:
trr';;m.°';'rf"T',''l:'-"' ■"'■ <f^''-' «il^ii"theea si.
torurn. \ol. i.,The Economist of Xeuophon, translated
by Alexander D. 0. AVedderburn and W. (ie shorn Col
hngwood; vo.ii. Keck Honeycomb: Broken Pieces^
fo, 8-''-7'Mr\'f!''^!-:. ''"'f- r^on.andOrping-
2/ l\t: : V • * ^t- ;"• ""'' "■ "■" y*- published )
24. Letter to \oung (firls, Orpington, l,S7t^. 25 St
ieh f '''p "t "'""^y of 'Ven'ice, 'written f;;' the
Help of the Few Travellers who .still care for her Mo -
,',";' • " "viceiiuii HI inought
oes, and Ajdionsms for Every Day in the Year. Col-
Asf f"'' 1""T'' l^ *'-,f «• ""^ "• ^^ Orpington,
1884, fp. 4to .i,. (a.li Enarrant : Studies of n„„,
out of Modern Painters," Orpington, 18,S4 8vo {8
Ca aloguos of Selected Examples of Native S lica in t' he
British Museum, South Kensington, 1884 «Te
Pleasures of England: the Course ,.f Lectures .lelivered
at (Jxloi-d during the Autumn of I,S84. Parts I -IV
The Laws of Ff,s„le: a Faiiiliar Treat s" on the Ele' L^„, L^ 1 ^^o '«""" "f Mi-''cellaneous Essays,
-entary Principles and Practice of D^^^and pHt ' t™ '^s^'fi'^t^/i^^'^^P^'r'"'" 'Tlf'''' '""'•^■
ng, ,1,. .leteimined Ijy the Tuscan Masters: arranircd ' tures of Sir r p mmi""' ^.'? "" ""' ' "tK^ipm '"'»-
;^..>eUe of Schools: vol. L, ,t.„r t„) 0^,.!^^^, \p^^ U^^O^"^
^"'leisms, Lon., L88fl 8vn .11 /p.i 1 r, li-- ■
Ptreet^ork of Intistiaii architecture, ier Campanile, I lional \'erses "^b^ J„\n ^1^;' "'^rill^^; Zf^^t,
ton, l87i
ni, I2:n(i
RUS
l^'i ',"".',"■ „'^-, "'"■"" Inclnsu.-: Messnges from the
Hood lo the (lanlon, sent in lliipiiy Day* to tli, I „lie<
of the Thwuite ('oni.ton, hy then- Thnnkfnl Vri,u.\,
John Huskin. >elec-te.l iin.l An;,nj;c.l liv \lbnt Fluni
;"«• ?::L""«'","; '■'^r'- "■""'^i^ts of hlters, written he-
twmi IS, I and IsMi.an.l addressed to Miss Susie liecver
and her sister, with some of liieir n|dies )
-li^«;!H;%l;;;;d!:;^'i;;:ri:!;^;u'T;;uinV^;:;'';r;^!JK^
4.). iJileeta.' eonsi-iin- of Corresiiondenee, Diary
Notes and Lxtraets Irom Hooks, illnstratin>c l-neterita
lartsl.-ll. .„.|„n,„o„, iss;. -Ili. l-neterila MJntlinei
d >™nes and I ImiukIUs perhaps Worthy u( Mnmoiv in
"r, 1 I n"" 'V""'';"'^-"l'''^ ^ ^■"'*- i-ii-vol.-iii.
liiit>l,-U. Orpin^'ton, I>.s7-S!<.
I)k.vh:|!ai. C iiTiiisM :
"It is simply iiiip,,ssil,I,. f,,r ih(. prevent u'enenilfon t.,
comprehend what Mr. liiiskin lia. d.'ne i;, \n K e
tlioM. who most reyeivnee him can never iv'ali;;,.' Inilv ih
I illyreiiee and imioraiiee \vliieli prevailed a 11, • til. ■
t leirpnl, leatioii, . His writini,,,m,. like', rev .,i,
Iheljeantvot his lanKiniKe, the depth „n,N n'^''":
nneonveimonality of his views. tl,[. lirmnl.tnV ";;.,,
y elM.iis, nay i.yeii his very inioleranev, all tended t, r a ' e
niteiuioii and interest. His iiiMiieniv has p'',- X '■"„
"lid wide, and aets now on many who are prV.li •,,','
muonseums of It and of what tliey owe hiin. '-l^^JX;^
".Vt Ids worst Mr. Kiiskin is a hetler writer than in,, si
.nen; at his I, est he is ine i.urahle. lie I is „!
cent voealMi ary a perfeet and niierriin,' sense c,r ""V vJ. I
Mon, aw.mderli.l insiinet ,d' rhyilim. . . . There are Vw
manners in liicTatiire at onee so allli.ent and so varied so
eopKMis and so siihtle. so eaimble and so full of re i", V,
fts that .d the an hor .d' • .^lodeni Painters ■ Tie re J,;
why It IS ell ,o 1„. so is, HO take it, that Mr. 1 sk
faet, is not only ^reat as a writer. Put ^reat as an ii el
Beiieeaiula man. To a mind extraordinari v a etive vet
e.ipiieioiis, e.Ntiwirdinarily viKorons yet siiht e ,, i^„
.iKinatnni iinw..nte.lly rhdi ami vivid and ■ j, lie
adds the prevnms altrilmte of a iiohle heart .. e a, ,1
earnest temper, and a h.aii.dle.ss Kood-will These ,ir
bnles are oereeived in his work, ami impar tto however
q.liesti(mat.le,ils aim and however (Inl ital. e i s ■ n In^
sions, a eertaiii Ine ami human .iiialitv f reality lie
is one .se<Tet .if its prodijrioiis foree."-.u/, No '.7^;
1 he eardinal doetrine which runs throuKli a'lfhis teneh-
the works (d men, men and not materials, or maehiiies r
?i',''',',i V'l ";V" ('".■""■^■''■,'."- stati't's, or puldi.Tu I inKsi
sln u d be the prune ob ecLs „f our care, and reverence
at d love. Hence its that, as a writer 01 ar , he lece a^
r ly beeomcsa inoralisi, since be must needs i lou re fr.mi
wiat human laculties docs this work cd' art , r '! am o
jyba human facn lies does it appeal ? He 1, e it is't la i
the decline o airiitectnre or p'aiutinR he reads the cKr
datio.iot national character, Heuee it is that t le fe of
le workman appears to him to be (,f higher inoor a, ce
hau the.iuanliiyof work which iKMuriis ,t "ee i^
IS that be hasoppo.se,l biniself to the ortliod x . o inV
economy, with a sense that man, and the life ami's 1 ,f
man, cannot be legitimately set ashle while vecosier
ajiar from these the laws of wealth or of so-called tity
No other truth can be .piite .s„ important for <h r w ie'
or for any age, as the truth preached so unco sClv mi
so impressn-ey by Mr. Kusl!in."-H. DowbEN: vito"
l.ilimliirr. m r«iii..w/;,^ aiic/ .sy«d)V.s, 2a:! xuuinin
■■ Mr liiiskin's writing will always be looked nnon as the
Ihe ,'0".',""';^ ^'"7 ",'•"' '"'■" """' '''K'^"'" inb "> e sin e
the e idless hre.ids o| «rt procedure, and bequeathed 1 r^
lllisling, Jnnu's K. Across America; or, The
(.real \\ est and I'acilio toast. Illust. N. York. I2uio • I
new cil., I,S77. ■ ' 1
ir^f"?.?"^"' ^•'•'•'*»" Pfnio, of Wilmington, 0. 1. '
Half lints; or, lable ,l'H,-de and Drawin^-Uoom, N
lork, LSI,,. Anon. 2. Library Xote.«, Host., 1S7,^
l.mo; new ed rev. and en!., 1S7I), :!. Thomas Cor-
win: ft .skotch Cin., IS.m, 12ino. .». Characteristics;
.>kotohe8 and hssays, Host., \ii»i, I2mo. .Several later
I. '1 '\ w"'' "'One; or. Passages from the Note-
Jlook of a Man who might have been Sociable, Host
I8Si, lOnio. Anon.
HiLssell, Chnrlrs. The True Robinson Cru,.oe:
bones of Adventure; from the French, Lon„ lt<7l)
I (lino; :!,| ..,(._ jss;!. > ■ '1
UiisselUSir Chnrles .\rtliiir, Q.(^, b. ls;);t at
Newry, Ireland; educated at Trinity College, Dublin-
practised as a solicitor at Belfast; called to the bar at
Lincoln s Inn IH^iH; M.l'. for Dnndalk lSS(i-,s.-, and
since then lor South Iliickney; knighted I.SSH, and was
nttorney.general in that year; counsel for the defence in
the I'arnell case 18W)-90. 1. i\ew Views on Ireland'
RU.s
or, Irish Land (irlevances and Itcmcdies, I,on., ISSl n
.syo. ' ' ' ■
i,!'„^'",'i"''' ''Vr'»'li<''! I'.v every niic who desires to under-
.Maud the existinu' crisis ,.iai„l. . . . m,. Ku' Jn ,,^
po.ses a radical relorm, which, like bis de'cr, Hi, 1 '
serves atleiitvestudv Mr |(,k„. I'l ' 1, ' • ,',^
totix«s,ai,,lar,l,,fi.eii,-,;i,^l:,,'^"a-^, ';■,,:.•-;«, y
e|iaf;.^:^;^;i-i:i:';:r^;.;i'i;l ;-;;■;;.- -^J;'~
■2. The Lans-lowne Kstates in Kerry, I,on., IS.sl nv„
Uiiss.-ll, Churlcs Mflls,d. ivso. The lall of
Dama.seus: an Jlistoru-al Xovel, li,,.,|., |s7,K \->,„„
Hllssrll,Uorn. !. The Miner's (lath, 'an",l Inder-
gr, (ind I..1, 1S71', p. ,Svo. 2. Koutprints in the Snow,
,011 l,s,,. .i v„ ... ,,. svu: I,s7.s, I v,d. X Hcnealh the
»)aie: a Novel, I.on., l.S7!l, .i vols. cr. Syo. -I. The Vicar's
.on IS8(I, .i vols. cr. Svo. (i. .Vnnabel's llival, l.on..
IS.sl, l.'nio. ,. Croesus's Widow, I,on., Iss;t, ;{ vu|« cr
svo. .\ 1-ady S.dton's l-ri,le; a Novel, I,o„., l^^ji
l-'mo. !l. On (iohlen Hinges; a Xovel, l.on., iss,i, ;
vols. 111. l-or the ChiM's Sake, Lon., IS.S;,, p. ,svo I I
Hetrnyed : a Xovel. I,„n., psS.",, p. Xyo. 12. The Hroken
Haunton's late, l.on.. IS.Sh, 12mo. 11. (^,itc True: a
Novo, Lon., s.sii, l2nio. 15. Hidden in my Heart: a
Nove, Lon., ISS7, ,'i vols. er. 8vo. 10. The Track of
the Storm : a .Novel, Lon., l.s.ss, 3 vols. cr. 8vo.
, Jflissell, E. H. .Sam and Tim j or, I'ebbles for
rolishing, Lon., I,'<,s2, p. ,Svo.
Itussi'll, I'ox. 1. Cross-Country neininiscences,
Lon.lsN p. Sv,,. 2. Horse-Keeping, for Amateurs; a
I'raitical Manual, l.on.. IS,s7 r'mo
TrbdVv'r'i'i' '■"';""?'*', •'^'■'^■.''^•'I'^in: gnoluatcl at
Trinuy College, Cambrnlge; callcl to the bar at the In-
iier Jeniple lN4l : reconler .d' Tcntcrden since ISiD. A
n-eatise on (he Power and Duty of an Arbitrator, Lon.,
Uiissell, Col. Francis Shirley, of the Hoyal
Ibagoons. . (Trans. , Cavalry Field Duty, by .Maj.-tJe.n.
\on .Miru.s, Lon., IS72, p. Syo: new ed., l,-<7:i. 2. Rus^
sum Wars with Turkey, I'ast and Present, Lon., 1S77
p. Mo ; Jd ed. same year ;i. The Earl of Petcrborongh'
an,l Jlonmouth, (Charles .Mordaunt :) a Memoi-, Illu«t
J. on., l.ss,, 2 vols. s\-,i.
"He has eonsulteil various .scairces of information- be
as .sought to paint I.onl I'eterboroimdi as wl ,,u. uii ,";
-.fl?. V,',"'-)1('I-' "'^"^■'■'"•'"^•IJ-H-s possible his individuality "
iiig before us
.m.. Sii. -.ma
I'l'Vf '',"„' ""*'• ''fanc's Thayer, [„ni,; vol. i'
add., b. 182S, at Roxbury, Mass.; rector of .Sf! Mi'rga.
ret_s Dioeesan School for (iirls, Waterbury, ( 'onr .nco
18, J. Tic \J,e of the Voice in Rea,|ing ami Si.eak-
nig: a Manua for Clergymen am. Candidates for Holy
Urders, N.iork, ISs:!, l2nio.
Illissell, ticorRe. Fragments from .Many Tables :
, K'ing the Recollections of some Wise and WittyMen and
Women, Kilin., is,«s, I2ino
Riisscll, H. Hutherl'ord. I. Tom: the History
V " ",'^',^'S"" ""■'■' ''""■• '■"■•'• P- «>■»• 2- ■l'""I Seven
} %=1' h'"- "'■■'• '-""'• ■■'■ •'*'-v ^"»y- niu.'t.
Lon. 187B 8mo. 4. How Molly Spent Christmas;
■The Sexton s lirandsons, Lon., I.S77, sq. lOmo. 5. Hid'
I Uen Workings, Lon., 1S7S. p .Svo
, JV'?*"' *';"""" "«'"> "'"triok Marie, b.
j „„ *' '"■/,.'.'"'''■ ;""' lepi-cscntative of the Russolls,
I TV , ,.". '^'"'"'K'' : '■■•eate.l a count ,d' Rome by Pius
i },,,■'-.■ '• ,''"" "'"' ""^ I'.vrenees, Lon.. l871,"l2mo.
! 2. Iliarritz and the liasque Countries, Lon., 1S7:), p. Svo.
i,i','„"Sr'l"" '','■".'''"' "'>":l' i" Ihose parts, ami hjs made
-.!>W A',r.".x.vx vi";'^',''"''"" '" "" ^■■"l""<i">'i'-' la'desti^ian!"
KllNsell, ll(.|ii-y .Stuart, member ,d' the I.egisla-
ive C.nncil ,d' New Soulh Wales. The Genesis of
tiueenslan.l : an Account of the First Exploring Jour-
neys to and over Darling Downs: the Earliest Days of
their Occiipathm; .Social Life; Statbm-Sceking ; the
Course c,| Di.scovery, Northward and Weslward, and a
V "'"'"' ;;•' ,i "; *^'"i:*-; "''"-•" l>-^i t.-. S.parat;,.,, IVom
New Sou h Wales: with Facsimiles of .vi„n,s, Log, Ac,
Sydney, l.ss.s. r. Svo. * '
,,," ',i;:l|'"'To" "' "';n''e<;lsely that kind ofsraall wealth
■ lie t,; ', r;,i',',',"''';''-",''''- ""•" .ir"^"""! remlulseem-es
wlil'l!;. lu^'Xabh-^^Lli!;;-;;;!," l^;>;-.^-tral.a., eobinies
V 'vrn'^f '"iSSs'V*''"' " .J,i''^'-^'M'l'i"ni 'I. L-^7fl. Poems,
A. loik, 1888, I2mo. (These poems are mostly in the
130&
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add.] AVay?ido
r. , . , " •- ■" ^■'^'»n;i iMiuiHi: l!iUUCai
• Ri.T,p[i '". ^r "";'- '"'''"• ^""•' "^"' «*•»• '''""-"• ^""- "^'S 8vo.
is" n Sv'/ "" '"'' '" *''<"'»»''' Paisley, Klls«ell, K. P., [„;,,e, vol. ii
RiKi'ooll' I A c -i ir ,„ ''''iV "■■' •'''"""-'• Lon., 1 8.S0, I Ohio.
„mvl',„"^'"- •^'- '^'""«"'' "«"»'"'•. O'J "las. I Kussell, Rev. Mat hew S T ir
llussell J S. I. aoomotry in Modern Life. Un J .Cnt;,D;bir;'T88risl"l "J.^J '""^\".'"' "'»
it '.%.,"• ^^"^■<"""f™""''tion in Oceana of Vat"; Cuthol c, Dub in iSSI I'smo '^'V^J^'^V I;''*''' "»J
li ;S'el 'V ' s"'' n •' P "•' '••''' !'• '^■''- ',"''"^^' "-' L..t ilelics of hTa. i L ; r S J Clin-
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|b. 1S.,J; educated at the L'niversitv of St. Andrews
j and at Balliol College, O.xfonl , took orders in ISsTl
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Orange County, New York. Illust. Newburg, NY
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Ryan, Most Rev. Patrick John, LL.D, b.
..'-.il.at (loncyharp, Ireland; educated at Carlow Col-
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What Catholics do not Relieve, St. Louis, 1877. 2. Some
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Sachs, U M.D. (Trans.) Psyeiiiatry: a Clinical
Sachs, E.T. Lacrosse for liegiuners : Full In-
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la Warr"'b''',sr'',""'i^ •'"»'" ^•' Countess De
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? th ZrX', 'w^' '°. "''g'"'''J Win.l«.r Saekville,
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Bnok of Cerioal Anecdote: a Gathering from Manv
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TK.v John Camokv, The History of SL^n-Boar |i fron
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XrTry'" "'",'"■"" '/•■"•''-baclfN.'vork,' 17,
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The \oyage of the .■Veronica;" from the Germanf
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(Irais.) Ilie Kecluse of Uambouillet, N. York, 18mo
2 (Trans.) Mathilda of Canossa; faLol Yoland of
TruisTThe^i^ ^l"'- ^-T^''""'' -^^ ^^^^ ^^ l
; V V Ik V )^ onders of Lourdes, by L. Gaston de .^egur
Shadows' of le'V '■ ^"'f "'•'"""""' "• ''isl>'^»n
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I V Y ;;"''lS7""^^. '" ■^l--. -J "">e'spanish'st",ries,
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^ I'om 'h;'\?''' f '='■'";' ,"f "'« I^"« Chaussc^e d' Antin
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' French '.7 M'"-''"r V^.'''""'' "■• "' Spafn , f™m ui
: ver"" N y'T fj^^^^.T ^"'"y- [«"«"' Je Na-
i i!^',n;i; «• ^'"i.'-'I'^nt Woman of Alood, 1887.
l82o -n^ nZrV ;.^;' i'!"' r:^"^'S^^"-- J:'.:'-i<^-] b
?-^T''8:,^ '^^^"'^ critical ,:^:r¥:,s'^,;:
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.To' T2"t°^';' '>'• [""^"^ -ith Notes Lon! -1^8'
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I 1820; ."arried, in 18J,i. to James Sadlier, publisher, of
' N York Vs-,- ;i""'''"S ^"'"' ""•■^•'"'in'l's Daughter,
,;: Ir'T'c:' ••""'• -• (''•""■^•) '^I'e Year of Mary
M ,„ K I'T" Mf™.::' "•■ "'« ^^''^■■'^"J ^'i'-gi«. by Abbe
IMenghi-d'ArviUe, N. York, 12mo. 3. (Trans ) -The
Poacher, N York, 18mo. 4. (Trans.) L fe o? the Vir
gin Mary, by Mathieu Orsini, N. York, 8vo. l. Tran
Duty ot a hristian towards God, by J. B. de la Sa" e
' t" ^"^. '-'""• "• (T--""'-) "i-^t'^-y of the Life of
' bv Fra^n'"",' " "' "''^•^/^ "' '"« ^^'^ «"" "'« Apostles,
, by Irancis de l.igny, N. York, Svo. 7. (Trans.) The
r xr,.''° "'""■■ ""•' '^bat does he ,lo ? from the
a Ta"le'or IM "■''; V"'' ';''""' '■ ^'^'-""'-^ '^^^ «»»»' =
a Tale of Poland, Lo„„ !88;,. ,2mo. if. The Old House
by ttie lioync, Lcm., 1888, p Svo """-«
Grofe''p,f'' ' ^T','",' P|»'*P.'Pb.D., b. 1847, at Pino
Grove, la., graduate.l at I'ennsylvania College 1867, and
at the Lawrence .scientific School, Harvard, 1870; pro-
fessor of genen.l and organic chemistry in the uiilor-
i^tfrin H "'-Vm'-,"",' f'?™ ''-"' '""^ P™fes8or of ehem-
\T-l P.. ' ■ P"r''='Pb'» College of Pharmacy since
18, ». Chemical Experimentation: lUnd-Book of Leo-
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turo Experimonts in Inorgiuiio Chemistry, Louisville.
Ky., IS7S, Mvo. '
Saultzer, Alexander. Trentise un Acoustics in
Connt'utiiin with Vcntiliitidii, Lori., 1873, \>. Hvo.
Sall'ord, .Mi§» Mary Joniinn. 1. (Trims.) The
Prohistiirio World; froui thu Frenoh of Elio Durtliet.
Illust. Phihi., 1S711, 12mo. 2. (Trans.) A liuestion ;
tho Idyl of a Picture by hi.s Friend Alma Tadoina, bv
G. Kbors, N. York, ISSI, IBriiii. ;). (Trans.) Higher
than the f'hureh : iiu Art-Legend of Ancient Times;
from tho (lerman of Wilhelininc von llillern, N. Vork,
1H8I, Ifinio. 4. (Trans.) Thu Iiurgoma8ter'.s Wife, by (1.
Ebers, N. York, 1SM2, IHiiio. 5. (Trans.) Count Silvins:
a Romance ; from the (Jerrnan of O. Horn, N. York, 18S2,
12nio. fi. (Trans.) Antinous: a Komanco of Ancient
Rome, by (Jeorgo Taylor, X. York, 1.h,s2, ItJmo. 7.
(Trans.) A Word, only a Word : a Romance, by U. Kbors,
N.York, 188:i, ICmo. S. (Truns.) Clytia; a Romance of
the Sixteenth Century, by George Taylor, X. York, 1SS4,
Kimo. It. (Trans.) The King's Treasure- House : a Ro-
mance of Ancient Egypt, by Wilhelm Walloth, N. York,
1S86, Kinio. 10. (lOd.) Tho Christmas Country, and
other Tales: a Collection of Stories, Original and Trans-
lated. Illust. N. York, ISSO, 12mo. 1 1. (Trans.) I'io-
tures of Hellas: Five Talcs of Ancient Greece; from
tho Danish of Peder Mariager, X. York, l.'^SS, Itimo.
12. (Trajis.) Danira; froui the German of E. Werner,
Ohio,, 1888, 12mo. With Ai.i.en, JLviiv E., Health and
Strength for Girls, Boat., ISS4, Ifimo.
Satford, Nathaniel Morton. Vanity Verses,
N. York, 1877. Anon.
Salford, Truman Henry, Ph.D., b. 1S:!6, at
Royalton, Vt. ; became noted when a child for hi.s e.\-
trnorilinary power of mental calculation ; graduated at
Harvard 1854; appointed professor of astronomy at the
University of Chicago 18(i5, and at Williams College
I87ti. He has contributed to scientific journals, and
edited two volumes of the Annuls of Harvard College
Observatory, Ac. Mathematical Te.iching, and its Mod-
ern Methods, Host., 1887, 12mo.
" This little brocluire . . . shouhi be roail and pondered
by every pnjl'essor and teacher of mathumatics in thu
land."— .Vu/(oH, xliv. 17;<.
Sage, Agnes Carr. The Jolly Ten and their
Year of Stories. Illust. Best., 1888," l:'mo.
Sage, Dean. The Ristigoucho and its Salmon-
Fishing: with a Chapter on Angling Literature. Illust.
and Maps. Edin.. 1888, 4to.
"A very practical monograph (in the river that forms
the boundary between LouerCaiiadaaud .New Brunswick.
. . . Mr. .Sige's humcjr and love of aue<'dotu. mid an ex-
ceiitioiial descriptive power, furiiisli ^reut attraction for
any one capable »( appreciating these iiualities, whatever
the theme. —.Viid'on, Ixvi. u7.
Sainsbury, William Noel, ['uite, vol. ii., add.,]
b. 1825 ; assistant keeper of the public records, London,
since 1887. 1. Calendar of State Papers, Colonial .Se-
ries, preserved in Her .Majesty's Public Record Office,
and Elsewhere, (Record Office" Pub.,) Lon., l8fi0-84, 6
vols. 8vo. (Vols. i. and ii. are mentioned tiiilf, vol. ii.)
2. Hearts of Oak : Stories of Early English .Adventure,
Lon., 1870, 12mo.
Saint, John James Heath, b. 1828 ; graduated
Bt Christ Church, Oxford, 1850; called to tho bar nt the
Inner Temple 1854; recorder of Leicester since 1884.
1. Voters and their Registration : comprising the Repre-
sentation of the "eople Act, 1881, the Registration Act,
1885, Ac: with Xotes, Lon., 1885, cr. 8vo. 2. Digest
of Parliamentary Municipal Registration Cases, Lon.,
1887, p. 8vo.
Saint Arthur, E. Astray and at Home: Little
Mollie and her Rrother, Lon., 1877, 18ino.
Saint Aubyn, Mrs. Daisy. "The Dark Hour,"
[a ilrama,] Lon., 1885, 8vo.
Saint Clair, A. B. Russian Imperial Freedom r.
Turkish Constitutional Liberty, Lon., 1877, 8vo.
Saint Clair, George. 1. Darwinism and De-
sign; or. Creation by Evolution, Lon., 187:!, p. .8vo. 2.
Evil, Physical and Moral, (" Modern Hand-Rooks of
Religion,") Lon., 1887, 12mo. And see Dawson,
Gkorok, 8tiprti.
Saint Clair, John. Appeal to Parents on the
Education of their Children ; 2d ed., Glasgow, 1874, 8vo.
Saint Clair, iMary. Somebody and Nobody : a
Tale, Lon., 1871, p. Svo.
Saint Clair, Victor. This is said to be a pseu-
donyme for George Waldo Urowne. An Artful
Widow : a Novel, Lon., 1880, 3 vols. cr. Svo.
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Saint Clair, W. .John Laird Muir Lawrence,
Viceroy of India, Lon., 1887, cr, 8vo,
Saint C^olumb, George. An Ascent of Parnas-
sus by Way of Mendaciii, Lon., 1880, p. 8vo.
Sainte>i:iaire, Arthur .M. dc. On the Causes
of the Teriiiiniil Dilferences aficcting the Gender of
French Nouns, Edin., 1878, 8vo.
Sainter, J. D. Jottings of Geological Rambles
round Macclesliold, Lon.. 1878, 8vo.
Saint Germans, k irl of. .'^ee Ei.iut.
Saint John, A. W. 1. Piactical Hints on Ele-
mentary School Work. I!y an Experienced Examiner.
Lon., 1885, p. 8vo. 2. Practical Hints on Infant School
Work, Lon., 1885, p. 8vo.
Saint John, Ambrose, M.A., 181(1-1875, gradu-
ated at Christ Church, Oxford, 18;!8; became a convert
to tho Roman Catholic Church in 1845. (Trans.) Tho
True and False Infallibility of the Pope : a Controversial
Reply to Dr. Schulte, by Joseph Fessler j from the Third
Edition, Lon., 1875, 8vo.
Saint John, Charles Henry, [nntc, vol. ii., add.]
Country Love and City Life, and other Poems, Host.,
1880, 16mo,
Saint John, E. P. The Congregation in Church :
a Plain (iuide In Reverent and Intelligent Participation
in the Public Services of Holy Church : with Infor-
mation concerning the Six Points, Lon., 1885, 8vo.
Anon.
Saint John, Capt. Henry Craven, R.N.. b.
18.'i7; served in the Chinese war 1856-57, &c. Notes
and Sketches frimi the Wild Coast of Nipon, Edin.,
1880, Svo.
Saint John, Mrs. Horace Roscoe, [«ii(c, vol.
ii., add.] The Court of Anna Carafa, Lon., 1872, Svo.
Saint John, Molynenx, special correspondent of
the Toronto Globe. The Sea of Mountains : an Account
of Lord Dufferin's Tour through British Columbia in
I87f), Lon., 1877, 2 vols. p. Svo.
'■ The author is chiefly concerned with the incidents of
the tour, and the aspect of the Hll-ulisorbini; question of
the Caimdian I'aeitie Uailwuy."— .Icac/., xii. 105.
Saint John, Percy Uulingbroke, [nnie, vol.
ii., add.,] 1821-1889. 1. Good as (iold, Lon., 1870,
12mo. 2. The North Pole, and what has been done to
reach it, Lon., 1x75, 12mo. I!. The Flower of the For-
est; or, Mary Rock, Lon., 1878, 12uio. 4. My lieautil'ul
Daughter, Lon., 1S82, l2mo. 5. The Young Buccaneer,
Lon., 188;!, 12mo. fi. (Ed.) Polar Crusoes: a Book of
Adventure, Lon., 1883, 12uio. 7. A Daughter of the
Sea: n Tale of Peril and Adventure, Lon., 1884, 12ino.
Saint John, Sir Spenser, K.C.M.ti., F.G.S.,
[xiili, vol. ii.,add.,] was appointed minister resident and
consul-general at Lima in 1874 ; sent on a special mission
to Bolivia in 1875; appointed minister resident to the
republic of Peru in 1881, and envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary to Mexico in 1884. He is a
Fellow of the Royal Geographical and .Vsiatio Societies.
1. The Life of Sir James Brooke, Rajah of Sar.awak;
from his Personal Papers and Correspondence, Edin.
and Lon., 18711, 2 vols, p, Svo.
'■ lie has related with admirable simplicity, clearness,
and vigour the .story of a life on which Englishmen of
fu lire generations will dwell with unalloyed .satislaclion
and jnstiliable pride."— ,8a(. Jicv., xliv. (iSi.
2. Huyti: or. The Black Republic, Lon., 1884, cr. Sv .,
" It is certainly disheartening reading fur any believer in
the doctrine of development, or for any friend of the
African race. 'I'lie resultof twenty years' persiuial knowl-
edge is the impression that the country is in a statu c^f
rapid decadeiiee, and that, in .«plte of the civilizing clr-
nients around them, there Is a distinct tendency to shik
into the state of an African tribe."- ^<i<. Her., Iviii. 572.
"This remarkable, terribly honest, and ruthlessly realis-
tic book is not so unicli a liislorical and statistical iiccouiii
of Hayti as an iiidicliiieiit iigaiiist the people tliat inhabit
it, — or shall we say a plea for its aiiiicxatioii by any nation
that may claim to itself tlieCarlvliati mis.si(in of 'chainiio;
anarchy'? sir 8i)enscr St. John's object is to prove thai
Hayti is sunk in misery, bloodshed, cannibalism, ami su-
perstition of the most sensual and denrading character;
that as an experiment in negro self-government it is a
hideous fttiltue ; and that yet. bad as its condition now is,
still lower ileeps of ruin are gaping wide to receive it. . . .
It is not ditllcult to tell how such a book as this is likely
(TO Inog—whetbiT rlKhtlv or wroD^ly- !•> In- transUtted
nito action. It cannot forever be tolerated that man
should be allowed to do his worst In a C(uintry for which
Nature has done her best."— .>-';«r((itor, Ivil. 1521.
Saint Johnston, AITred. I. Camping among
Cannibals, Lon., I88:i, p. Svo. 2. Charlie Asgardo : thu
Story of a Friendship, Lon., 1884, p. Svo. 3. In tjuest
of Gold ; or, Under the Whanga Falls, [a story.] Illust.
SAI
}f°1vJf^A\^' y- ,■•• T«'y"<'«'' Rclcmption : a Story
of Willi Ailventurc, r,(jn., ISS7, n Sv.)
Saint Lfgcr, John. t'n.ler 'tho Ddusinn : ,i
Novel, I, on.. tXxT, •> vols. p. Sv(i.
nd.l.,] a. I,s>... 1 ( hnsti.in Thcoiogy ,„„1 .M,„ii,r„ Sofi,'
ticimn; iu-'»v ('(1., I.oii., 1S72, i,. svn ■' J),,,, .1, 1
Deinoonu'.v ; Pha^-i of .Mo,lcr'n I'olitieH. I'on., Issi*)' p svo
Saint Paul, .>I„ri„. stea,in,-t lor Ch,l«( : L ll^e
of thoM.xlc'(>nlh CiiiUurv, I.on., 1 s>;i |0|„u
Saint Itutli, W. II. l'|,y,i„,| Kiucailun and De-
velo|,iiii.nt ot CliiMren, l,ori., I,sr2, I ■'mo
Saintsbiiry,<ieorge KUward Hateman,.M..\ ,
b. IHI, at Southampton, Kng. ; e.lii™(e.l at KinJ', fol-
logo !«fhool, London, and at .Morton ColU..-,. Oxford
whero he (inuluat.d Isr,". H,. „,„ senior elas.ical
master in hlizalioth College, (Juernsev, ISi;s.74 and
head-master of llie Elgin Eduealional Institute l.S71-;ti
and has contriLuted to the i;ncyelop,edia liritannioa
and to eadir.g English periodicals. I. PHmer of .
French I. iteratiire, Oxford, Is Id, |2nio " I)rv,l..n
(" English .Men of Letters,") uon., issl.,. ,;;.„"'^^'"' i
,.^^.'',';.''-!'.'.'™.","". Kry.loM's .•lalm to I.e reinemliered not 1
SAL
only as a Kreat, Imt as a nrvat K iiKlisU. wrltwM M ,,,v
Ar!! lf!"m ^ vlndleated l.y hisTnost' ree™u.d;!e."-S^;;
;t. (Ed.) Corneillo's Horace 1 with an Introdm.tion and
Notes, Un.lS82, 12ino. (. A .Short lli.,tory of Fren"
Literature, Oxf, IS82, p. Svo; 2d ed., ISS5
" .Mr. 8aint.>ibnry's kiiowk-di;e of Krejich' liii.niMirn ic
certainly iinparalfeled am. uik lCn«l M. m • of e, ' fan 1
it Is even prohabu. ,|„u ,,0 Kremdi s,.l,„lar 1 , ' Void "
widely, or «-e luid.t say. so ,u.ivers,illv, . i, [. ,,1 !
iniiispeasable lo ilie stn.lent « liu is mui r^, t" 1 , "" .^
.some acnuainlance with the t r„r o.lu,, li , „ n .^
poses, an/1 lo t le scholar whose a [..ntinn 1 as ■ . ■ : ; 'f
dOToted U. authors and particular periods, '-.s'.invr.lh',
0. French Lyrics: Selected and Annotated, (•' I'arch-
French Literature, from Villon to ilugo, L„n., Issh er
Svo. ,. Marlborough (" English Worthies,") Lon., Iss,",'
^UUr. , m' * •;'!'««i"'«n'"'f l''n«lish Prose .Style, from'
.Malory to Macaulay : .Selected and Annotated : with
an Introductory E-say, Lon., Iss,,, largo or. .svo y
rraiis.) Scenos of Travel, by Theophile (lautier : So'
lected and Edited, Oxf., isstf, 12,,,,.. 1(1. A History of
£l,zal)ctlian L, feature, Lon., Iss", p Svo
„m!i','^Vi'"",'!"''-l"'- ''^■'•"" '"^ '■'"-'wssfnl Its it i.s possible to he
Within the l„,i,ts ,mp,,s,Ml n|Mm l,i,u. . . , s,,,i„, \,,,|Ve K
a pro„„„e„t cl,a,„,.,eristi<t of .Mr. Siuntslniry's , 1,', e„
vi,'!,'",', ','",■"' "'"',' "'"''■ '■'* '"^" 'l'" i'"th,.sia.s, w lit
/«Jo,-J.xi.'«l7 '""' ' '" '■'''''""' ""'■''-■ litfrat,>re."-.s>c.
•' Mr. Sai,,tsb,ii-y clonic not with the greater liL-hts o„K-
|,;;r with t ,e lesser lights „r any partioiil,,r group of t™,'
.'if','" }]^""^ "" "" "'-«1'"™W« whole, ai 1 Lis a a
^!u. to ;ixv 1™, '■''■ '"" " '""" •'•''^'"'i'-''" "f »uthors."
II. Manchester, Lon., 1SS7, p. Svo. (Originally un-
dertaken a.s one of the books in the series ot' " Historic
lowns. edited by E. A. Freeman.)
" It I ilo nut profess to look at .Manchester histnrv fmm
Mr. s.iintsbury.s point „f view, or to agree with a "h^is v ™
I ic.ul.M'i''of"t'h?V.'iu- r'" ";',' '"■''"-■" '">• V-nuitiMeVor 1 L
\ iiaicaiuiii ot the city Iroiu the gross car cature of Dick-
ens s ,H,orest work,-' ({,ir,l Timcs7-i,or will it prcvci nh.
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J ui'w KlSti^;:;;! !};- j;:!;.-?,!'!;- ^}i-£^
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.Sueceastul Treatment by .Superficial Oiganic Alte,-ation
ot^Uie Nasal Mucous Membrane : an Ess^iy, Phila.. ISS."
Saker, Sydney. Perfected Svstem of Builders'
Uook-Keeping, Lon., I8S5, Svo.
Sakes, L. A. Christ i-c,-.,,. Krishna ; a Brief
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and Mission of the Babe of Bethlehem Juda-a and the
Babe of lirindabun Math.trapnri : with a Concise He-
view ot Hindooism, proving its Derivation from rhri"-
tianity, Alhiliab.id, ISM. Svo.
Sala, George Augii!*tus Henry, [„„(., vol. ii.,
HoiyjT ''"'•'•^''l"";;''^"' "'■ the Daily Teleg,aph at Meti
during the Franco-Prussian war of 1S7(I, and ..peeial cor-
respomlcnt of the same paper in Russia in IS71!. In
iwo He visited Australia, and furnished a series of arti-
cles on that country to the Daily Telegraph under the
title of "The Land of the (i,i|,lcn Fleece." I. , Ed )
! iankeo Drolleries: Amerhan Humourists, Lon ISfiB-
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S. America Kcvisited. Illustrat,;d witli Nearly Four
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know .i„ •'"'<' 'Vy-' ',"-'V" " valuable ailditiou to our
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do: Nine Stories, Lon., ISS4, Svo. 11. Echoes of the
lear l.sNi : with Portrait of the Author, Lon., ISS4, Svo.
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Salaman, Annette A. 1. Footsteps in the Way
ol Life, Lon., Is7;i ; new ed., 1874, p. Svo. 2. Aunt An-
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Salaman, J. S. I, The Bankruptcy Lawof ISfiltj
•id ed., Ion. I,s7ll, Svo. 2. Li(,uidation under iho liank-
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i Salisbury, J. H. Statement of the Salisbury"
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! Le(!lerc(i • marricl to Prince Felix Salm-Salm in 18(32,
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" " - — — • ■■ ....... . ... .- Xjitioniilitif!, ('Iiic, 1S.S7, I2ino.
Saloin«i:N, Alfred. (Trnns.) The Count olTuln.
verii ; IVdin tho Dutch cif ,1. Viin I,ennep. Uy A. Arnolil,
[pSfllcl.] I,nn.. ISSd, |i. Svo.
Salt, IIiirrJH Sliirloy. I. A .-^hollcy I'riuier, l,on.,
I8.S7, or. 8v(i. 2. I.iti'iiiiv Sketches, Lon., l''Ss, p. Svo.
:). Shelley Mnno){niiih, lii.n., Iss8, 12niu. 4. The U(e
(if Jiiuios Thiiin..'cin : with ii ."^eleetiun I'runi lild Letters,
mill II Stuily cil' hirt Wriliiij,'^, Liiii., Is>!i, Svi).
iSallcr,' I'miik. Kcummi.' in tho L'se of Steiim,
Lun., IS71, p, Nvci.
Sillier, J, The Asintio in Kngliind : Skctehes of
Sixteen Yeiii!' iininn;; Oiientiil", I.on., Is7;i, p. Svn.
Salter, J. .\, l'nliil.i;;ne of i> follei-tinu of
have liceii mudcrately ndveimirniiN. Hut she tells lier
story simply, wilhuut any \vi>li in punnle lier simaeltv cir
CduriiKe. . . . 'Ihe accmint nt the last leiv uidmiIis ol'ilie
unlurtiiiiati' Maxihiiliau's relwii Is very ({niplilc, . , . Tlie
III ink Is excel leiu reailhiK- Tn us It seenisali-iilmely simple
ami hiMiest." — .■^yiic^Uiir, xllx. JIM.
Salmon, ('liarl<'!4 S|i('iieer, b. lx'i2; culnnial
eeerelary ainl ailniiriistratur of the (lolil Coast l.S(ilt-T2;
chief eouiini.<siiiner (if the Soyehelles IS7l-7!l; |iresi<lent
of Nevis I8H1. I. The Crown Colnnies of (ireat llrituin:
an In(|uiry intd their I'olitieal Kcimouiy, Fiseal Svsteiii9,
anil Tnulo, (Ciihilen CIuIj I'lib.,) I.on.. 1 tM'i, Svo."
" lie ileiili'sat (Hiee llie aclual luusperily iif the Cniwii
Ciiliinies. ilieir ciiiiteiitiiieiit willi llieir lot. and the bless-
t'lliiessuf Itrilisii t'liliiulal udiiiliiisiralion."— .s>f(.'(a(or, Ix.
■M.
2. The Caribbean Confeiloration : a, I'lan for the rnion
of the Fifteen llrilish West Indian Colonics, (Cobden
Cliili I'ub.,) I.on., Isss, 12ino.
"The Keiieral reader will iialiinilly be most interested
111 llie ehiipleis Mr. Salinuii ilevmis tnii refiilallnn (it many
(it the slalemeiits made liv Mr, Kniude In bis recent
Wiiik, 'The Knulisli In the Wi.st Indies.' If (invernnr
Kaliiiim is eiirrect, (and he gives chapter and verse hir all
that he .says.l Mr. Kninde's work teems with (,'riis.s inaeeu-
racles."— .U/i., No. 31."ifi.
"Thcuist of the ('(intention Is that, while Mr. Fronde
considers that the West Indies in general and the iieKro in
pariiciilar wniild licnellt by beiiiK iiliiced under antoerallo
but iHitcrnal rule, Mr. .•salmon wun'.d estalillsli at once a
sclieiiie of • local sell'srovernniem' for every island, with a
low I'ranehise to allow the black man to exercise lull
polilical iliilils, so that the control mlubt not be in the
liandsofa white ollijarchy. . . . Mr. Salmon proposes that
the lilleeii suites (including Hritisli (iuianaand llondiirasl
eominised in the vast area of the West Indies should send
niemlicrs m a Heneral As.senibly In proportion tu their
jiopnlaiion."— .svi(. Hn\. Ixv. 701.
Salmon, K. 1. Analysis of tho Four Parallel Gos-
Jicls, l.iin., 1876, Ito. 2. The Gospels in Four Collateral
Columns, I/on., 1876, 4tn.
Salmon, K. Rosalie. Summer Holidays at Sil- j
versea, Lun., 1872, 12nii). i
Salmon, Edward. Juvcn 'e Literature as it is, !
Lon., 18,SS, p. ,Svo.
Salmon, Rev. (ieorge, D.D., D.C.L., LL.D., .
F.li.S., [ante, vol. ii., add.,] b. 1819, in Dublin; gradu- '•
ated at Trinity College, Dublin, IS.SU; ordained 1814 '
sils.
Cam-
from
Caiiibridge, 1s7."., Ito.
(iuiile til tlie Tliamc;
Lon., 1881, 121110.
Dental Pathology and Sur
brian and .''ilurian I
Salter, John II. A
tho Souree tu Waiidsvvnrlli,
Salter, S. James A.
gcry. Liin., 1 S7 1, ,svo.
Salter, W , A. .Sermons, and Notes for Seriiions,
Lon.. is.so. Svo.
Salter, Rev. >Villinni, b. 1821, in Brooklyn ;
graduated at the University of the City of New York
1840; resides at liurlingtnn, Iowa. I. Life of James W.
Orinies, Governor of Iowa, N. York, 1876, Svo. 2. ,Me.
inoirs of .losejih W. I'iekett, Missionary, liurlingtun, la.,
1881, l2iiio. ;i Words of the Lord .Jesus: arranged for
Kesponsive Readings, Chic., Is.-^.'i, Ifiuio.
Saltire, iManriec. (Trans.) Hollaml ; from tho
Italian of E. de .\miois. Lon., IsS.'i, 2 vols. er. Svo.
Snltoun, Lord. Sec Fiiaskr, Alkxanheii.
Salts, Rev. Alfred, LL.D., graduated at St. John's
College, Cambridge, 18(iU; ordained 1862; vicar of Lit-
tleborough since l.s72. Godparents at Confirmation:
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Y'ounger Meniber.s, Lon., 187U, l2mo.
Saltns, Kdgar Evertson, b. 1858, in New York ;
studied at Paris, Heidelberg, and Munich, and graduated
at Columbia College Law School l.s80. I. Balzac, Post,,
1884, or. 8vo. 2. The Philo.sophy of Disenchanlnient,
Host., 1885, 12mo. 3. Tho Anatomy of Negation, Lon.
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' Has as much to do with the anatomy of negation as a
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and since then provost. He is a foreign member of the i todowlth the anatomy of dentition. Moreover, Mr.SnIlus's
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Law, and other Sermons, Lon., 1873, p. Svo. 2. Non-
Miraeulous Christianity, and other Sermons, Lon., 1881,
p. 8vo. .'J. The Revision of tho New Testament : a
Paper, Lon., 1881, 12mo. 4. Martin Luther; a Sermon
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Dublin, Lon., 188,5, Svo: 2d e.l., 1886; ,'ld ed.. 1SS8.
" It will take Us place as a elass-book and as a te.xt-
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" His eonservati.sm must be respected, though it is rather
out of date anioiigtlio.se who think Indepenaently."— ,4(/i..
No. 3010.
6. The Historic Claims of Episcopacy: a Sermon,
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Sermons, Lon., 1887, p. Svo. 8. The Infallibility of the
Church: Lectures, Lon., ISSS, Svo.
Salniond, Rev. Charles A. 1. (Ed.) A Woman's
■\V(irk : being Memorials of Eliza Fletcher, [of Glasgow :]
with a Sketch of her Life, Glasgow, 1S84, p. Svo; now
cd., Lon., 1885. 2. Prinoetoniana : Charles and A. A.
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Misceiianeous Ornithological Papers, Lon., 1880, r. 8vo.
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Leach's Systematic Catalogue of the Specimens of In-
digenous Mammalia and Birds in the British Museum,
Lon., 1882, Svo. And see GonMA.v, F. D., aiipia.
Sal yards, Joseph, [nnl,; vol. ii., add.] Idothea ;
or, The Divioe Image: a Poem, Newmarket, Va., 1874,
Svo,
Silnia RSn, P. Principles of Malmmadan Law:
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3d ed., enl., Madras, 1S85, Svo.
Sampson, A. C. 1. Spoiled by a Woman, Lon.,
1877, 3 vols. or. Svo. 2. Buried fur Gold : a Novel, Lon.,
1882, 3 vols.
Sampson, Henry. 1. The History of Advertis-
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" The chapter on 'Swindles nnd Hoaxes' is full of enter-
tainment; but of that the volume itself is full from the
tlrst page to the last."— .i/Zi., No. 2457.
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Salmond, Rev. Stewart Dinp;wall Fordycc,
D.D., b. 1838, at Aberdeen; graduated at King's College
and University, Aberdeen, 1S58; entered the ministry
of the Free Church of Scotland; professor of systematic
theology and New Testament exegesis in the Free
Church College, Aberdeen, since 1876. He translated
works by Hippolytus, St. C.regory, Ac, for the Ante- Svo.
Nicene Library, wrote the notes on the Epistles of! Sampson, Rev. John Edward, ordained 1852 ;
I ot^r t.ir .'»'-bnt! .^ I opular Commentary, and i.- the : rector of Bariuw-on-Humber uud Wray lecturer there
editor of the Biblc-tlass Primers. 1. The Life of tho | since 1S78. 1. Lectures on the Church Catechism, Lon..
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SAM
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'.u"f- .-T' ^^"■■'''i''«'"ii. l>-t'. ; WMS a.liniti«l u, tho liar
0. hol.,,.,-,,,|,m,a. C.mrt IS-.!; .„lor,..| .he ministry
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JMiiBnoloKy „l Mixivl UaiM.., Tr,nt„M, ii.,1., l^^l 4
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Svo. ■
Sams, C. Whittle. A llii,.f Comiiaiison ..f t\w
MuHt liii|iiirtaiit Statutes of the ('dilcs of Virirhiia of
ITIian.l iss:, lU.limon,!, Va., IsHM sv,, '"«""" '"
Sailison, Iliv. tieorKC Whiteliclil, D.D \„ni.-
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york City l>7l-7._i, ami .iiieo l.HSil. |. The Ato,„.„„.n.
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I" 2. Tho Iliviiio Law a.< to Win,.;, I'lijl,,,',' ismi'
11.1110. .t The Knglish Hoviser.s' (in.i.k Text shown t.i
he lnaiilh.,ri/.e,l e.we|it by Kgypii.n Copie. .(isear.li.l
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.., Uai.sy fiavers; or, Tho (iirls of llivo Hall, IS7(1 1
I)iuk and Uai.y Scries. Ilhist, Iio,t., , vols. Itlmo:
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Ifmio,
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Sumiiels, Samuel, b. 1S2.-,, in Philadelphia; wont
to sea, and became at twenty-one captain of a meivhan'-
nian ; was general suporlntendent of tho Pacilic Mail
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vSl organized the United .Stales Ste lleatin" and
..wer lonipany. From tho Forecastle to tho Cabin,
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has breathed Iroin liovliood. ... In iho ear or of r,!,.!
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the tictionsof .Marryat and flark KiissVll,' ■-!\^/"«'xliv!
Samuels, Susan Blagge Caldwell, b. mt^, in
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SAX
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Kamiielson, Sir Ucrnhard, F.R.S b is^n- nn
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M the Land and Tenantry of Ireland, Lon.. IS69, I2mo
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.ruther of Sir B. Sainuelson, «„;„■„ ,. callcl to ho bai" at
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a;,l p"iv'","7 "*" Y'"^'- " J^*""''' Social, Soiontific,
and Political, Lon., 1S7,S Xvo; new ed., Isso
lii'.'mrv v'^in'"^'*™.''-' 'I."^'o"-y of Drink' has soarcelv any
1 lar \alue,aiHU.arriesn,iwciKhtataIlwiththe,scfiolir
t Is a laree pamphlet, in wliiidi faci.s chosen in am re r
less cismi way are trciteil v'l!- f-iir., , . 1 , "" y^ ",V
— .sdf. Jt(i:. .xlvi IW l.'iriit.ss ,111a muderiuioii."
.-o'mV;!.','.",!',"*' ttiiiple 'proof of the fact that, even when a
,era . P.Pf'" '? ''" ',""'*! ''^■«"""' ''.v the sill of in". ■
K .'r" ^' eii'l'iwed with a power of moral recoverv
,t ^'1' '^""™ '^"e^iially e.xercised, will soon enable it to
take its place among sober iiations.--..l/A., x" ■Sm
0. Useful Information for Intending Emigrants' to the
^.ostern Prairies of the United States, &e.7 Lon 1878,,
n. RiMiniania, Pa»t and Present, Lon., 18.S2, Svo;
.:§f«::;\.^;;rp,eso;l;:?K,";ln-^^
,. Ililgarin. P.isl and Present; Ilislorical, Political,
and Des,.riptiv,.. Map aii.l rilosi. |,on.. I,'^^^s ,mvo
Sanborn, .V. I,., „n,l ll.rrymiin, J. U. Snn.
plement to the Uisconsiii Revised Sti.lutes, lS7il-18,s.t
with .Votes to Statutes of |,h7s, Ac., Chicago, 111., 188;t;
Siinhorn, Kdwin David, LL.D., isiis-issi b
lKlo''"','"'|.""i', •"*'■"• •,«':"'""'■'' "• I"""""ulh Coll'eg.;
IH.S. ; stiidie,! law and alterwanls divinity ; professoi. ,,f
oiatory and belles-lettres at Dartmouth lM);i-8ii, „„d
afterwards profes.sor of Anu'lo..s„xon „nd the Engli.-I
language and literature. Ili.-tory „f New Hampshire,
.Mancliesicr, N.ll.. |s;i; Svo
Sanborn, I'ranlilin llenjamin, b. is.li, »t
Haiiipton Falls, N.ll., gra.lmdcl at Harvard I-,,.,; one
of the louii.lers, and since ls7;i chief se,.retary, of tho
American .So,.ial ,Seien,-o Associalion. and in ls7it aided
ill ounding the Concord Summer School of Phih,so,,hv
I. llie W ork of Social .Science, Past and Present, ( Ainer-
lean Soe. Soi. Assoc.,) Detroit, 1S7.X Svo. 2 { F,l ) Pro
oeedings of the ConlVrcnce of Chariti,.s and Corrections .
•Seventh Annual Conference. Cleveland, L^M), liost |M^(I
,l''"'",''i! "."",'■' "• ■'''""■'-■""- ("•American Men of Let-
ti.'.ii'^lr.^'l.ii'f.H^m'",''''.'!'''"' ""'5' VV "'".'i'l'Ted iw n vindlcft.
loll, a I riiu.ism. a eulogy, ,,r a hloi;r,i|,hv . ami In no on..
these asp..,.i> ,s u „ very suc,.,.s.fl,l -liu.,-, rv ,e |!.ri 11-
..ro ,,■ -r- • ' " ■''"*-'''^' trail of Tlioivan'schano^..^ ,xce t
iviui':in>":us,r;;i[iJ;'^^S:'i^^;^';ii:^' '^ '"""'^"^ -■'
I. 1 1'. I.) The (ienius and Character of Kmerson : Lec-
ure.s at the C..nconl .School of Philo.sophy. Host., 1,HS4
-mo, ,, (Id.) The Life and Letters of J,din Brown
Liberator ol Kan.sas and Martyr of Virginia, JJost., l^^Xu,
'l U ,%^^^ the
iwii.ic sinr> rests. 1 1i,.m. have been e,i ccted wltli no
lir^vn': Bo;l!78;;;,"vo!'''"' ^'•■■""' '""'"''"' "' ^"""
Sanborn, .Miss Katharine Abbott, b. I,«..!), at
Hanover, N.I . ; daughter of E. D. Sanborn, e„j,r„ .■ pro-
lessor of I-.nglish literature in Smith College for several
years to LSM. 1 Home Pictures of EngMsh Poets ; for
tireside and School-Room. Ilhist. X. V.u.k, ls6ll
-mo. -'• ( IvI.) (Jrandma's Garden : with .Many Original
I U.St. Ii".;t., Ls.sL Svo. 4. A Year of Sunshine ; Cheer-
ul Lxtraet.s or Kvery Day in the Year, Bost.. ISSI,
6mo. 0. Ld.)_The Wit of Women, N. York, ISs.V
-ino. 0. iho Vanity and Insanity of Geniu.«, N. York,
l^.'>.), llinio. '
b '??,"*'",''^' *'"*'>1 Virginia Frances Zerlina,
b. !;*.>; daughter of the .«ecoiid Marquis of lleadfort
niarried, is.di to Joseph Sandars, M.P. I. The Heiress
of Hare-lale, Lon., ISMi, 3 vols. cr. 8vo. 2. A Hitter
Kepentancc, Lon., l.sss. ;; vols. p. Svo
Sandars, \V. Collett-. 1. (Trans.) Poems of J.
li. Lhland. in Lnglish Verse, I.on., IMi'J, p. Svo 2
Iran,-.) A Hand-Book of Architectural Styles; from
the t,eruian of A. Rosengarten. lllust. Lon., 1876 cr
8vo ,i (I'mns,) The Blue Banner; or. Adventures of
a Mussulman, a Christian, and a Pagan, in the Time of
the Crusades an-1 Mongol Conquests, by Leon Cahun.
Ilhist. Lon., 1S77. cr. svo.
Sanday, Uev. William, D.D., b. IS13, at Holme
jierrep.iiit, Nottinghamshire; graduated, first class Lit
Hum., at Corpus Christi College. O.xford, 1865 ; Fellow
..t rrinity College 18i;6-7:!; ordained 1867; vicar of
Barton-on-the-Heath. Warwickshire, 1873-76; Ireland
professor of exegesis of H,,ly .Snript.jre at O.xfurd sinco
l.'->l, and tutorial Fellow of E.xeter College since
t.. u J^" " "'" '^'''*"'' "f " R'"nins" and " Galutians" in
Bishop Ellioott s Commentary. 1 . Authorship an.l His-
torical Character of the Fourth Gospel, Lon., 1872, p.
Svo. 2. Tho Gospels in the Second Century : an E.xam-
inatio.T of tho Critical Part of a Work entitled "Super-
natural Religion," Lon., 1876. p. Svo.
"Mr. SaiKlay's book is not meant to be a popular one but
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It U n very lmi«irl«nl diie fur llio crlllciil ►lilc of tlu' (iin;!i-
tli/ii iiH tn IIk' iiiilliiiillclly of Ihi' New resliiiiuiil, iiiul li
IB liftrilly iMiMolhU' to Liiiicolvi' (it'll wrlU'iMilKiTiiliT hilr-
ice»», cniiiliuir, ami M'rii|pnlciiiMii*-."— >/i(Y7(i(i<y, xllx. Vi.\.
Naiidbi'rKt .Yliiria. I. I.ixlil in lliu l.itiiiKj ; :'ij
ccl., I.iin.. In7'.i, .■!Jiii". 2, (iliiii|i9('i< of ll(.iin'ii i Kven-
iiiH .M"ilita(icin!< liir Suiuliiy. I.on., I smi, r. Ulimo.
!Sllll(li-ll, .IUNC|ili. Alfiniiianila ul Art and Artl»t»,
1/IMl., 1^71, |). ''HI.
SiiikIciiiiiii, K. I". Ki^hi .MimtliK in nn Ox-
Wii;t;r,,n : liiMiiiiii-ecnci'H iif lloci- l.il'e, l.nn., I»7»,cr. Wvii.
"I'll (iiif wlio canic ciillrcly fiwU u, cliv Milijoct tills
wiiulil Iju a iiluiiMint ami uiiTplalilu bonk."— .Icm/,, xvll.
Nniidcrn, .MrN. .Matiln'w Half, Fanner, I,i.n.,
]f>.S2, U veils, (1. svii; iii'w I'll., |SS7.
Nuilllt'l'N, \, Analoiiiy of llio Central NorvoUK
i^y.'liMii in W'rlihrnli' .VniniaN, l.iin., l.S7',l, -Iti).
SailderN, l.loyd ChiirlcN, h. l-.i?; Kra.luali.l nt
Cliri>t Cliurcli, O.xI'.iril. Issii; e.litur uf llic " iStiile.Miivn"
Pcrit'.«. I. (I'M.) C'clubriliea nf Ihii Century: lieiny a
I)ii'tiiinary cif .Men iiml Wdiiien (if the Nineteenth (,'«n-
tiiry. j.iin., |s>7, r Svii. 2. Life (if Vi.<c(iunt I'alnier-
ftim. I" ."itate.tiijen" Ser..) Lmi., Isss, y, .Syn.
SaiiderH, O. S. i;.i.<uy on .Menstruation ami Ovu-
latiiin, l.un., I>7S, |i. Svo. \
MaildiTN, S. J. W. liricf Xoles on Structural
liolany, I, on., IS711, .•i2nio.
Sai'idcrs, T. >V. (ianlen Calendar; In-Door and
Out-liuor Cullivaliiin, ,ii'. lilujit. l.on., I.'<s7, p. .Syo.
Nanders, »illiain UnNcvi. Fac-Simlles of An-
glo ,'<axon Manu,*.'ri|it3, iihotozii ,?ra|ilu'il by I.ieut.-
(leneral .1. Cameron : with Tian.-ilutiun^, Ao., ,'<outhaui|)-
ton, Is-.-f, f,i|. '
Kaiidi-rs, M'illiniii Jilisx, arehitcct
of Curved Dak in the Wood-Work and Furniture of An
(lent Ilouse.i, ehielly of the .'^i.xleeiuh and .-Seventeenth
Centurie.s IMii.sl. I.on., IS.sn, |„|.
SaiidcrNuii, Itev. Udgur, M.\., [xni,, vol. il.,
adil..] (,'radualeil at Clare Colle^je, Camhrid^'e, I silll ; or-
dained IMiL'i head. master sui'ee.<slvely of .Stoekwoll,
JIac('lealield,and Ihintinj^don Krammar-,<ohools IS7U-8I.
1. History of the Uriti-h Knipire: h ilh Tahle.s, .Maps.nnd
SAN
! Saiidford, .Inhii li. Annlynii of Couiln's Piy.
Choiojfy : Willi .Niilei, l.on., |,S70, IL'uin.
Naiidlord, .lolin l.aiiHloii. Kutlmalos of tho
Knulish Kinn", l.oii.. 1^72, «vo. With TmvNsKNn, .M.,
(iovcrnini? Families of Fnnland, Kdln., |S7 |, 'J vols. Hvo.
Naiidlurd, .Mm. !>!. K., daiiKhler of liahriol .Stone
I'ooli', and wile of Kev. Henry Kyder I'oole .Saiiford. I.
I'ainela's llii|uesl : a .Siory, I,on., IHMI, lamo. 2.
Thonitts I'oole and his Friends, I, on.. Iss"*, 'J yuls. cr. Hvo.
" Il Is si.lllcleiilly clear lliat an accoiiiil of I'oole would
have liceii aice|i|alile even If he had never liiol any friends
more oinluerit than hlniMdl'. 'I'lielr pn-ence. no diaihl
has added xreallyliolh (o llie value and llii'ihiinii of these
voliinies ; but I'oole himself Is kept In the loieur I, anil
the reader Is made to feel Ihal he was worlhv of the liosl-
lion. . . . All (he virtues, faulls, and folliles'lhat went to
make 1111 11 iioialile iiiaii are drawn wllh extraordinary
skill and lidelily hi this admirable ldogiu|ihy."— .IM., Nii.
Saildliaill, II, I. IIM.) Catalogue of .Mere ilo
Marine ami .\'aval .Models in the .-^oulh Kcnsinxlon .Mu-
seum, l.on., I f(7 I, .Svo. L'. (Kd.i CatiiloKiieof ihe.Muni-
tionn of War In tho .South Kensington Museum, Lon.,
I.'<7,^, .svo, a. (Kd.i CataloKuo of .Models ..f .Miieliinerv,
DrawinK-Tools, Ae., in the .'^outli Kensington .Museum,
l.on., |s7.-|. sv". d. (Ed.) Catalogue of Ship .Models and
.Marine Kiigineering in the South Kensington .Museum,
1,011., |S7S, Svo.
SiilidhlirMl, V, T. Tahle-IJook of Art: History
of Art in All Countries ami Ages. Ilhist. New ed.,
N. York, l>s:i, .1(0.
KHiidlaiids, John Poole. I. The Voi.o nml
I'ublie Speaking. I.oii., |s7ii, p. svo; .".d ed., I>8,'i. 2.
How to lievelop (loneral Vocal Power, l.on., InhB. p. .ivo.
SHlldft, J. Out of the World ; or, Life in St. Kilda,
Exn'mplci h"".. I.S7li; 2.1 cd., I-*??, p. Nvo.
Sands, J. Frank I'owderliorn ; or. Adventure- ...
the I'aiiipas of lluenos Avres, l,on., l'-,S:i, p. svo.
j Sandu'itli, if. 1>. 'The Walci'-Sup|ily of London;
j its Foulness, and the Hemedies, l.on., |s7ti', p. Svo.
i .Sandwith, llinnphry, M.I)., D.C.I,., c.Il., f-oK.,
vol. ii., add.,] I.s22-lfs.s|, son of Humphry Sandwith,
Sr., .M.D., ((/. I'., aiiii; vol. ii.;) b. nt liri 'iiigton, Vork-
.sliire: t'jok hia medical degree at (ho I'niversity of
I'lans, Lon., ls,s|, I2iiio. 2. Outlines of tho World's •■^bi'i'deen ; was inspector-general of hospitals at Kara
History, .\ncient, .Mediieval, and .Modern : with Sjicoial . during tho siege, and afterwards fur a time colonial sec-
Helation to tho History of (.'ivilization and tho Progress ' retar.v of Mauritius; took an active part in ihe relief of
of Mankind, Kdin., I.'^s.'i, er. Svo. 1 the wounded and other suli'ercrs in the Franco-tieruian
\ strange mixlnro of things useful and things oriia- ' "»'.' Kus.so Turkish wars. For biog., sec W.viiii, T. 11.,
ill/ill. I. Land and Landlordism, Lon., 1S7:I, C.'mo.
2. .Minstcrborough : a Tale of linglieh Life, Lon., LSTfi,
'A vols. p. Svo.
Sandys, tJrorpe >Viiidie. Don Garcia in Kng-
land, Lon., 1S7U, svo.
" To thiise who enjoy a book of .social criticism, neither
tanie nor olleiisive, albeitsomewhat cliinisllv put tiwlher
and who are ready 10 for'L'ivc two or thrce"loolish iiur,
y
mental, of solid Instruiiive reading and of iliings (luito
(lilt of ]ilace. . . . .Mr. .'^indersoii is well furuishcil with
tacts, and, as liir as we have observed, his date.s uri; all
righl."— .Ic.i./,, xxvii. l:;n.
Sanderson, Frederick William
Hydrostatics, Cambridge, IS85, p. ,Svo.
Sanderson, (J. 1*., officer in charge of tho govern
iiicnt elephant-catcliing establishment of .Mysore. Thir-
Elementary
teen \ cars among the W ild licasts of India. Maps and diictory ehaplers 111 virtue of a score of wise and witiv
Illust. Lon., I87.S. 4to; 2d cd., Is7i». I'"'"'"gcs 111 Ihecoursc of the work, wecaii lioueslly icconi
mend .Mr. .--amlys' book. '■-.s■;l,,•^,/„|■, liii. 4(17.
Sandys, John Udwin, Lit. 1)., [miie, vol. ii..
add.,] b. HI I, and educalcd at St. .John's College, Ciim-
'Mr. ,«amlersoii did not u'> to Imiia to pick up stray
anecdotes and write a book on spor(, but ho has written
well beeaiise liis duty fell in with his lileasufe."— .'-iif. 7,'(i' .
xlvl. 313.
"Must long rank as the standard autliorltvon ti-e Indian
t'lciihant."— .lo«/., xiv. I."i7.
Sanderson, John Scott Burden, M.D., LL.D.,
F.U.S., b. 1S2S, at Ncivcastle-on-Tyne, Fng., and edu-
cated at Edinburgh Cniversily: became physician to
.Middlesex Jlospital and the Urompton Hospital for Con -
suiiiiition ; was superintendent of the lirown Institution
1871-7S,' ,Joi' ■■
Ircll professor of physiology at Cniversity , Cambridge, rsSi,.Svo.
College, London, l,'<7-l-s2, ami in I''" -'- • • ..-. = '.. .. •^'"'
bridge, w •■ he graduated as senior classic in lMi7.
was clas.- lecturer of .Jesus College 1S67-77, and was
elected public orator of the university in IS7(i. I. (Fd.)
The Uaccut of Euripides: with Introduction, Critical
Notes, and Arclucological Illustration.s, Cambridge, Issii,
er. xvn; new ed., enl., ISSa. 2. (Ed.) M. Tulli Ciocro-
nis ad .M. lirutum Orator: a lievised Text: with lutro-
luctory Essays and with Critical and Explanatory Notes,
'■'" ''" " .3. An Easter Vacation in Greece :
Sanderson, Kev. Joseph, b. 1823, nt liallybay,
Ireland; graduated at Koyal College, Uelfasl, 1-i,^-
emigrated to the I'liitcd States L'<4C,' entered the '
try of the Presbyterian Church ISl'j; ed
Treasury since Lss:i. I. Jesus on the iioiv Jiouiit. N. pami
York, 1S69. 2. Memorial Tributes, I.S83. 3. The How j Sitntbrd, Mrs. D. P
Ileginning: Komarks on Certain Modern Views of the
Creation, Lon., ]X7X, p. Svo; 2d ecL, ISSII. (Published
-^-inally in parls. I.'i7,"i-7,'S.) ,3. Antithcism : Ke
ntered the minis- ; marks on its Modern Spirit, Lon., 1S,S3, p. Svo. i.
''.'"V'','!"' ^'"'l'" ! '^S'^^""' "'"' o"ier Poems, Lon., 1S86, p. Svo. Also,
Holy Mount. N. pamphlets. ' ' 1
in the Clouds; or. Words of Comfort for those in Sick-
ness. Ac, N. York, 1888, sq. I2mo.
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1. A Houseful of Children.
Illust. N. York, IS7fl, sq. Svo. 2. Rose Dale liooks ;
new od., N. York, I87T, 3 vols. lOmo. 3. The Little lirown
I
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•i|. Hvo. 4. Siiii.liiy Kvcniii^ Hour. N. Viirk. |s77, iq!
r, Ml, Nvo 1
N. V..ik.
Mvo. 6. Friiik iiiiii lii.i Kliick, N. V.irk, Ih;
8lh thmiiiiinil. ll. I'mny TipTuo'-i Kumilj
li'M,'' "1;. '*'"■ J' ,'■'""" -'^•"y •" ' i"■i^llll.l. lit Thorn.'
ilill. lllu>l. N. York, 1>NL'. H(i. sv„.
Nniilord, MiiiN licii.iniiijii. .\ liutory of Con-
ni'CliiMit. .Miii^ un^l llliisi. Ilnrirnr.l, l-ss, f:;,,,,,.
Hnill'onl, I''. (Triiii-.i lii.iinijn.l,« iin'l I'rwioii*
,'<lonoi : 11 l'o|iuliir Account of Ui'Mi."; Irom thu Krenuli
of I.tiuia Diciihifiiit, Loll,, iinil N. York, I.H7;i-7(l :' n,|«.
p. Hvo. ' "
Nimrorti, John \V. A. Ahihnnm ,Sii|ireino Court
ltf|port!', vol. lix., .Montnoiiiury, IS77, 8vo
Sanford, Mrs. I.iicy 1;. 1. Pn.vcr: Seleotloin,
.N. \ork, ls7:i, X2i»„. L'. lli«torv of Two Uvch, X.
Viirk, \>7:>, I Si
Sniil'onI, .Mrs. .M. .>I, A Visit to Kl-fay-unn-himl.
IlluM. X. Vork, Is7ll, ,'i|. Illiiio.
Sllliucr, ('. MIo'h Ndya^ti-: a I'mni, l.on., 1S77, Umo.
MniiKHlur, Mrs. .MiirKiirct Kli/Hhclli, tMnw
KOn,! b. |.s:i,s, »t \i,w Kocliflle, N.V.; luiuiic.l, Is.^s,
to (ieorgi! SlUlK.^t(T; clilor of llnr|ic'r'.s V.ninK I'fopio
sinoo ISSL', mill of thr Cliristiiiii liilulliKcncf r siiico |.s7y.
I. Splcnili.! Tiinoi!. IMuat. X. York, I '<7,"i, sm. H,,. o"
FiviUliiiiny Wuek.s. Illust. X. Yo.k, lf<7.i, I •<iiio. .■!"
Home ivnil llettvon: 11 Hook of Tlioiit,'lits aii<l Skclolic/
liliii't. Uo.^t., lllmo. -t. May Slanh.,|ii. ami her Krieinl]
h, \ork, 1S7«, lilnio. :,. Manual of Missions of the
Roforiiicil Church in Aincricii, .V. York, |S7S. 11. Hours
with Oirl.t, N. York, l>sl, IHmo. 7. I'ocins 'of the'
HouBvliolil, X.York, Iss:;, |2nio. s. Miss Dewberry's'
!<cholars, unil what they illil, X. York, IH,s2, 12ino. 1»
lloinu Fairies ami Heart Flowers: Twenty ."^tu.lies of'
Children's Heads, witli Floral I':iubellisliiii...nts, ,ic. lly
Frank French. Aecoiii|,iinie.l by I'oeuis by Margaret
E. .'^anK'sler. X. York, ISS7, fol."
Nniiki-y, Itfv. I'linrli's, M.A., Kiadualed at ,<t.
John's College, (.'aiubridge, IMI; onliiineil 1n||; viear
of Darton from 18.i5. Tlie S|iartan and Tlieban Su-
|ireniaeies, ("Kpoehs of Hi.-torv,"i l,oii,. IS77, |>
Snnkey, l.ieiit. Mnttlicw lU-ury IMiincus
Itillll. (Trans.) The Theory id' Iron Koof and llridge
Constnietion j frmn the (leriimn of I'rof. Kitter, I'll It
Illiist. .'id ed., I.on., |f7il, Svo.
Sniigom, Arthur lOriiest, MI)., F.R.C.l'., [mi^, '
vol. ii., .Sa.nso.v, AiiTui-ii Kunkst, add.,] |ihysician to the
liondon Hospital. I. Arrest and I'reventio'n of Cholera:
Anti.septio Treatment, I,on., ISIifi, l2iiio. 2. The Anti-
septic .System in Medicine and ,Suij,'ory : a Treatise on
Carbolic Acid and its Compounds, Loii., |s71, 8vo. :i.
hectares on ;lio Physical Uiagnosi.s of Diseases of the
Heart; 2d ed., Tjon., I.S76, 12mo. t. The '''reatnient
of some of the Forms of Valvular Disease of the Heart
(Letlsoiiiian Lectures ' I.on., Iss;t. l2nio.
Sansone, Antonio, late director of the .•School of
Dyeing at the .Manchester Technical School. 1. Print-
ing of Cotton Fabrics, Calico liloaching. Printing, ," c,
I.on., ISH7, 8vo. 2. Dyeing and liieaching of Wool,
.«ilk. Cotton, Fla.v, ,te., Lon., ISSS, Hvo.
Sanfinm, O. U. Digest of All the Fire, Life, Ma-
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in Kngland, Ireland, Scotland, Canada, and the I'nited
States to IS76, Chic, IS76, 8vo.
Mantvoord, C. V. Memoirs of Eliphalet Xott, of
Union College, X. Y'ork, ISjii, p. 8vo.
Snphir, Ilev. Adolph, D.D., [.mif, vol. ii., add.,]
b. IHllI, at Pesth, of a .Jewish family which became
converts to Christianity in I84:i ; graduated at the Uni-
versity of (Hasgow 18.)4: minister of the English Pres-
byterian Church, South Shields l.>i,ifi, Urcenwich l.sfil,
Netting Hill 1,872, and Belgravia, London, since KS.s.
1. Lectures on the Lord's Prayer, Lon., I sen, l2ino; 9th
cd., 1884. 2. Christ Crucified: Lectures on I. Corin-
thians ii., Lon., 187:< ; 2d ed., I.S74, p. Svo. .'i. Christ and
the Church : Lectures on the Apostolic Commission
Lon., 1874, p. .Svo; 2d ed., 18S4. 4. K.xpositorv Lec-
tures on the Epistle to the Hebrews, Lon., 1875-76, 2
vols. ,'•). The Life of Faith : its Xaturc and Power,
Lon., 1871!, 12mo. 6. The Hidd;n Life: Thoughts on
Communion with ftod. Lon,. 1877 ; new ed,, 1,S70 p,
8vo. 7. Our Life-Day: Thoughts on .lohn ix. 4, Lon.i
1878, p. Svo. 8. The Compassion of .Jesus, Lon., 1881),
18mo; 2d ed., 1882. 9. Martin Luther: a Witness for
Christ and the vSoriptures, Lon., 1884. 10. The Ever-
lasting Nation j 2d ed., Lon., 1885. Also, single sermons
and tracts, in English and German.
BAR
HapRWorth, Klixabcth. The FifOi VnlvornI
Monarchy; or, The Kingdom of Christ and his Saints,
Lon , 1879, Svo.
Naptc, W illiani. I. Our Smoking Concert : being
Grave and Guy ItecitationH, Lon., |8S7, l2mo. 2.
Ltttler-liay Legends: being Iluiiiiiiy lloniances, Lon.,'
I8Hj, Hvo. .'1. Cricketers Oiived lor I8S1I. Hlust. Lon
18S.V
SarKnnl, tharh's llrnry, .M..\., b. |s.-,ii; grndu-
aled 111 Xew College. Oxford, 1879; called to the bur at
Lincoln's Inn |Ss2. Ground Uents and Iluilding Leases,
Lon., 188(1, p, 8vo,
NarKnnt, K. ,>l. Simple Lcsons on Great Truths i
Suggestions to 'reiirliers, I.on , 1^88, |2mo.
NarKaiil, M illiinn l.ni'as, [fim,, vol. II., add.,]
IHI19-I88II; educated at llie liiiwrsily of Cambridge (
a iiianufaclurer iit Hi, iiiiiigliiiiii. 1, K-says of 11 llir-
luingliam .Manufacturer. Lon,, ls(i',u72, I vols, svo,
"llciiUvays writes, ami It |v a IiIkIi nierll. like 11 tlior-
"iigli mail n| business, lie goes straliibt to the iioiiit, ami
,*„,'" '"''5' '■l'-'i;r-lieacled and sensible,"— ,s<i/, AVc, xx,\l.
2. Taxation, Past, I'rcsent, and Future, Lon., IS74,
Svo,
.," ^^'flhy of iittciilive perilSHl. both as a brief lii-tnry of
hnglls 1 liiiaiice for very Iiearlv a eeiilury, 11ml us a close
ami M.berly-reiiso 1 omiv ii|niii the Ibeorellcal priiieiiiles
ol taxation ,ui.l ibe [.rHclinil coiisiileriilious wliicli nmst
iieeessiiii y nioilliy ,,r vary abstract llieoiles,"— .s>fc(a(or,
Xlvii, ll'JI.i, ' '
:). Inductive Political Economy: vol. i., Lon,, I887,
8vo.
'■ ItmlrulK rn liMrrmtiit Is the device and ilosltfn of this
volume, Heiiln with real facts iiml actual ease.s, then
brilii; In iiriiiciples iiml ilellnltions by way of roference.
llii- iiiellioil Is ap|,li,.,| to a variety iif t'.ibjects. , , , The
comlitioii ami ireaii ol ol tlie iioor iMciipiesii ediiBliler-
able pan i.l tile b •. , , , ' .Mr, Herbert Spencer's Ilarba-
risiii IS -be subject -ml titb' of one chapter. , , , A more
leeliiiichi part of social science Is treated in ll e es.sav on
llie Depression of Tniili',' , , , I'liitlifiil to Ills niottri, be
IS iilwiiys liiterestiiiu and Keiierally Instructive,"— F, V,
I-.iii,i;\vi.iiTii: .1(0./, x-\xll. '.".Hi,
SaiKcainil, t apt. K. A., H,E. Xotos on the
Climate ,d' the Earth. Past and Present, Lon., 1875, p.
8vo. '
Saigrnt, .'Mrs. C. II. A Railroad Waif, Cin., 1885,
Kiiiio,
Sarscnt, Cliarlrs .Spragiic, b. I8II, in Hostoni
graduiited at Harvard 18112; editor of Garden and Forest
since 18SS; professor of arboriculaire at Harvard, 1,
A Few Suggestions on Tree- Planting ; from the Report
ol the .Massachusetts Stale Hoard of Agriculture for
IS7.'), Rust., 1870, 8vo. 2. Catalogue of the Forest-Trees
ol Xorth America. Wash., 1880. H. (Trans.) Treatise
on Pruning Forest and (bnaniental Trees; from the Sev-
enth French Edition of Adoliihe Des Cars. Hlust. Host.,
Issl, lOiiio. 4. Report on the Forests of Xorth America,
(Tenth Census, I Wash.. ISSI, 4to. 5. Report of the For-
est Comnii.ssion of the State of Xew York, Albany, 1885.
(i. The Woods of the United States : with an Account of
their Structure, (Jualities, and I'.s-js: with Geographieal
and other Xotes upon the Tree.* which produce them, N.
York, 1885, Svo. 7. Asa Gray. l!y C. S, S. liout..
18Sii. ■ ' '
Sargpnt, Kpes, [miie, vol. ii., add.,] ISl.'J-lSSn.
1. Planchelte; or, The Despair of Science. liy E. S.
Host., isiiu. 2. Proof Palpable of In irt.ilitv : an
Account of the Materialization Phenomena of .Modern
Spiritualism, Host,, 1875, 12uio. .3. (Ed.) Harper's
Cyclopiodia of liritish and American Poetry, N. Y'ork,
ISSl.Svo. '
Sargent, Frederick Lcroy. Guide to the Rcc-
ognition of the Principal Orders of Cryptogams and
the commonly 'ind more easily distinguished Xew Eng-
land Genera: with a riill Glossary, Cambriilge, .Mass.,
ISsi;, 121110.
Sargent, G. Hewlett. 1. Adventures of Two
Brothers, Lon., 1882, 12mo. 2. Joe Harman's Expe-
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Lon., 1885, 12mo. ' b j,
Sargent, George E., [ante, vol. ii., add.] 1.
Down in a .Mine; or. Buried Alive, Lon., 18fi3, l8mo.
An.™, X,'w {"!„ r-7s, 2. Harry the Whaler, Lon.,
18B;i, 18mo. Anon. Xew ed., 1879. Ii. Lilian : a Tale
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Svo. I!. TheSpcnsers; Chronicles of a Country Hamlet.
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fuihf'
I,
It will . . . Mrn, ,s,irl.,rli.'« imrll llml ivitv mii' i.l luT
chiinirtiT-, pn.m niMil or m.t, l...,i. ,i ii l,|, , ,.r l„ r " I
IKPllI IM.Tl'.|llll,n|,) ir |||,.,'-,>„,, ii,,.^ Ml'.' '■
Niirtoriiii., .»lr». Kriiitalliic, wife ' ,p7tli« int.,
Miijiir-di'd. Mirturiii». Tliruo Moulin in tliu S„u.lnii
■ 'Mil., iMH.'i, ^V;». '
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S»|ou-, Krn.'.t Mn MM., I,. |(ii,|, j^nVlu-
«(.■ .1 (he I mvuiHltv of l.un.lon ; ,l,ii„in.-«u ««,ri'liii y
I" t ,.. llMfMh h.gutlon ut Tokio l.sns-Hlj inlni.f.r rcsl.
iknt iini coiisiil-Koninil iit lliin«kok lMs;,-sw, uii.i ■.„»■»
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(retited.iA llan.i-llook for TruvHlcr* in Cfnln,! '.ni.'l
Nortl».,n .Jii|,Mn: Willi As.Tiii, „r ,|,o I'liiK.ii.ul .M„un.
t.iin» ami l>.;..Tii,tioi,« of Tiin.|,li..,, lli,i.,ii,.„i Nolry, „n<|
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,, ,..„„^ ■""' ll"n«-kon;{, |sf(o,
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t (.'nn.brian. aiLlotl,.,, St„ri.., .If ! " I' '";'",",""""'V"""^""'' "'l'"i-''""l'"i • //ii-'l ill' val-
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With Masak iTA, IsHiiiASMi, „f the Imperial JapiinL.,,.
I;or..|«n (Iffl,.,., An KnKli.l,.,Iapunc»u |)i'li„iiaiy of tho
.spoken l„ii,«iiaK,., l,on„ IS7ll, .,,. |rt„i„; :m ,,|., 1^711.
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.,**"'"'■';'. ''J'''^" ••'• "i'tory of TuL(.roiiIo8i.. from
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IWSbawlj or, iiiii of |j,.|,i, i)„t of D,,, .'.r, l,„n., l"-»,
B*. '"• 2.1. L«n,(,lon .Miiio.r : .<.Tne« aiol .^ketohun
I" Mi.ioi r ;i Kaiiiily llible, l.on., IS>l>, l2mo.
, 3 iii'i l.on., I8S(I, l2nio. 2.). IMiilip (iaiu--
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of Charles o-u. je; an Autohiography, l.i
Mo. 27. The V,,unn Ciiinbriaii. ami 'otlioi Storiea of
School- loys, r.on., |N'<ii, ,-vo. 28. Without Inteudinx
It; or,.John Timroft, Ila.helor and lieiiedict, Lon., I>s|,
»i|. Iilmo. '.'11. The Franklins; .,r, I he Story of a Con-
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or, I rineiple in Kverylhinn j new c.l,, I.oii., |S8;|, p. 8vo.
.11. .Missiiij; the Seholarsliip, I.oii., 1887, l2nio.
NllrKont, II. \V. .Merlon Sundays: Sonuona of
the I. ale II. W . Sargent, l.on., |S7ii, p. ■8vo.
Nnrgeiit, Henry U'iiitlirop, („„/,, vol. ii., iidd.,1
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Common Sense e, .•.,„ Judicial Legislation : tho Itulo
.\. York, IS7I.
lnMinol'.s Case, lly a l.iiyiiian ,, , ... ^. , . ,^n„,., ,„
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iniscences of Iho Uadieai Club of Chestnut Street, lios-
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SnrKcnt, .\iitliHn, [./H^■, vol. ii., add.,] 1704-1875,
b. at I'ultney, Vt. ; ndinittoil to the bar I8I1I; hehl puc-
CBSsively several offices at \Va..|iington, including that
ot commLssioncr of eustoiiiH l8iil-i)7; was Washingion
oorrcspomlciit of tho Cnitcl Siate.s (JazcUo, and wrote
under the pj.iiilonyine of " Oliver Old.school." I'ublic
Men and Kvcnts, from tho Commencement of Mr. Mon
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whilln'"',''''' /'; "'"• ','"'''".' '""' I"'l'i'hir class ut w.,rks'
wh, ,""■■'''' ,""""'>■ "' I'cr-oiml rcmini«viices, ami
whici 1 lii.s rank animm- the l„.st ,,r l,i.„„ri,.al materials
, I .M ,,.,'■' r'l""-' ""'h' '" '"•■•""Kcd ami ,v„ ,.,„„bi„ed Willi
^ithei mileriuls as 1,1 lorm a pretty compl,.,,. poliiicai his-
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SargiMit, H'. M. (Ed.) Maine Wills, 1(110-17011,
rortlami, 1887, Svo.
Sarson, Hev. (Jeorge, M.A., graduated, senior
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tuch.u.-i and Common Life: a Devotional Commentary,
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Sartoris, Mr«. AdclatUe, 1814-1870, daughter
of Charles Keinble, and sister of Mr.,. Frances Anno
Kcmb e, «a;„v; ; achieved celebrity aa an opera-singer
in Italy and Lngland, but retired from the stage on bur
marriage to Frederick Sartoris in 1843. 1. A Week in
a Irench Country. llou.so, Lon., I8II7, p. 8vo.
ei.'ouL'h 'ev'; '■'""'Y''^''' ^■'";»K'' di-playcd. therj is Inei.leiit j
Mtiii '. ''Th' '"■ "'"l'-''-^'"."d. lu this Ihiii vnhime lo
Am 1, '•.[-■ '1 ""^ l'!"'"}-""'! filiated novelsof ibe ■ l,«,iy
WHS , .-.■ i , ■> ■ • ■'"■'' '^ ">"«■%'">• "i' originals, pcrhap.s, !
2. Medufn, and other Tales. ISy the Author of ".
Wee_ in a F
" The stories
music, with the:
it Is ineidn,-i,i|y
Slid Inigical .,;c-,
singing conve>^i.
No. 2122.
3. Past Hor.rT,. !K,: led, with a Pref.
Daughter, Mm. Uc.'J^ii. J.,on., 1880, 2 v.
1316 > • ' •
1 Country-llouse." Lo,,., |S6S, 8vo.
.ni.-e fnimuwork for ti. • thoughts about
^i"o;;ni ihell.'st, . . . Hliicli.allbougli
' ,.■ .'ert.s i.ji.; niiisie, Is ,1 paiiifiii
. Ill; erit!- - vi on the iiuthod of
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(•y her
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i..fR"'!^'":rt'"'7!:;''ii^i"''^^'^'' «""""' "f «"'■
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'1 iiigement; 2d ed., Lon., 187.'',, p ,:u>
Saunder§, James. R,. ;ir ',„|,
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Saunders, John, \,n,ie, vol. ii., „,i,m
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RardiVii'rt'h'aflM.M;'!' '" "'"'•^»'>«>' r. novel, thongi, rc-
' I on Class
^iiid other
I. LsracI
2. Iho Shiii-OwMi-r'n naM.rt.*^. . „ v I T
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Love's Martyrdom : a Play and Poem" Un!, 18Jv2mo:
p ^vwjM.^ i^ .. i .iM I i^ j^-njwy 4t -v
HAU
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\l>'lliii; or, The Mi ,| |),„|hv l>nl ■ „ ■r,.u
^ «..u,.U..r,. Ii,„h..rl„t.. M„. .w,:„. Mb«, h .r„-
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SnumltTs, W. II. Ami.uIh .,(■ l'„rt„„outl. Ill,
lon.'Ml, l)h,;{m|,hi,Ml. ,k.'., I,ui,., I^Mi sv„ "'""""'' ""•
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iiL"ri'h"rf:"?' ^Val,in«,or,i..«to,.y„rA;u.r:
.■i v'?.l*s'",T8'vo'* ^^'"""''' " ''""'"■■ = " •'''°^°'- I-""'. '■'''''«.
SuviiBe, (Jc;orge H., M.D. Insanity nnJ AllicJ
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01 I S^'l.?";.",'"-"' '"""""'"gy- -""• ."^ur.McalAnaton.y
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SnvBge, Marmioii W., [„„„, vol.- ii., ada.,] 1823
f,r «:„'„„ K"*"'""''"t official in Dublin, an,l afte waras
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05t 187^" 19 ^-*"-'»"»""y ">" ^"''"'■o »'• Manhood
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8AV
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ments to the .^.■ioiirn nC il,.. i-.. r. '«•*['""" .'lomi-
I 'ri... 1.1 ' '1'""^" 01 the i,-raelile, in Kkvui. ImT"
.1 .0 All,ana.Hian freed I our Duty i„ regard o i
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llolo^y o| hgyiitalid thellil.le, ^71. 7 , |.-,| , » ,.|„.l
:;.yitheHev.i,'j^:^:^,^!:.i-:^-v-^-.;;.-
ltoi,m„i.in« the KiiKli.h Chu, 1,,- L„„., |,n"i" •'' 'I'
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a iU-ply to the |ii.-ho|, of i,i„eol„,
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, ..,;'■ '^"-' "■'■■ '■'."'••lite:. ;' the
tory, l'hilo.«o,diy, „n,l Kihnolo^y „n
ide of Chri.-t : with
'lid a View of ilio
A Letter to Dr.
I ieular Confessiun,
i •-'limoiiy of llis-
10 .'•llbjei-t, l.sril.
rauiid of Gizeh,
^Vorld" ill l.s.sl-
I'-i-iiilii Mother
to llll^^-ia and
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■vo. 111. I.et-
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211. I-'ultill..,!
'■«'. I.'^'<2. 21.
■' and Coin-
■'or IluKlcy
; . Lon., Is86,
{<!. '^I'Klo-l.raelisni aiid'tiie'u/cat 1
.on,. l.-,s,,, .sv„. l7,"TheKnd„fth,
»-. acoordint! to tho I'roj.hecie.-. of th
;Mii|,tnn and Aneicnt I'ropheeies rolati
lurkoy l,.,sl. 18. llo>v India was Wo,
under tlivo and ilasting.-, Lon„ IS.sl, ,,
ATlellW""'' ;:" "'" '^-Ki"- Israel 1..
Alleged Advent ol Chri.-t in 1^82 1881
ropheey in I'roof .d' the Truth of'serli.'r
Iho 1-irst Ucsurrei-tion the lieliever'- II
r.h tr ."-Mr, (Jhid.tone .:,:;■ Pro,
oi.^tho Mosaic Cosmogony : „n E.xaminatio
fc'^^;;iie:-L;-"^7'^^5^^
lKi^r;;a^;;!i^iji::..':7-;-- -••---
« story of liitualisni, I.on. ";880,-;, ," fino' '' "" -^ie
!e..utiul House with i,,s Seven IMIIafs. lI;,. L ,':
!2mo, "<-•"!«; or, Not Forsaken, Lon, 18 "s.:
SavilU lliam. (Trans.) The Grandidiers
1317
f'L
itiquotte, N. York,
W"'^..
» i
III'- '•'"
SAV
Tiile of Berlin Life, by Julius Rodenberg, Lon., 18S0,
I! vols. |). S\Mi.
•'Snvill, I'lin," (I'seiid.) Soo IIkpwoiith, Mus.
GKuHOK lllOllKS, KIIJHii.
Siivory, C II. The ('ii])cr-IInngei-, I'nintcr,
GrniniT, iind Deuurator's Assistant. ]iy u Decorator.
Lnn., 1S7S.
Savory, II. S. (ieometrio Turning: n Xew Pro-
cess iif Cutting ami (jniving Copper, I, on., IS?:), ^vo.
Savory, William Scovell, h'.U.H., [miir, vol. ii.,
aild.,] 1). ISL'll; Mirgeon and lecturer on surLiery at Uni-
versity Hospital, London : president of tlie Koyal Col-
lege of Surgeons I.S.SS-.SIi. 1. On the I'atholugy of Can-
cer, (liradsiiaw Lecture, 1S,S-I,) Lon., ISSa, .Svo. 2.
Ilunterian Oration nt the Koyal College of Surgeons,
Lon., ls>r, ."^vo.
Saward, II. ('. 1. Arti.stio Flower Decorations for
liall-Uo.uns, Halls, &i:., L.jn., 1S3L', p. ,Svo. 2. Decora-
tive Painting : a Practical Iland-liook, Lon., ISSS p.
Svo.
Sawkillii, J. <J. Reports of Geology of Janiaion,
Lon., isili), .Svo.
Naivtcllc, Mrs, E. W., (" Tracy Towne," pseud.)
1. liest Ornauient; nc? ed., Host., IS7.S, lliino. 2. Best
AVay , 'Series, Host., IS'S 3 vols. 4to. .'i. Pen and I'eneil
Pictures, Lost., LS7S, 4to. L Pet's Christmas Honor;
new ed.. liost., ls!7s, Ifono.
Snwtclle, Rev. Henry Allen, D.D., [miie, vol.
ii., add .] ls:i2-ISS.O, b. at Siilney, Mo.; graduated at
Colby University ISil,nnd nt Newton Theological ."Sem-
inary |S.")S ; entered the ministry of the Iia|iti8t Church.
Things to Thinli (jf. San Kran., IST.'i.
Sawyer, Arthur Robert. Accidents in Mines
in the North Stall'ordshiro Coal-Field arising from the
Falls of Hoofs and Siiles : their Causes, and the .Means
of Diminishing their Frequency, &.a. Illust. ILmley,
ISSIi. >vo.
Sawyer, II. C, .'NLD. Nerve Waste: Practical
Information concerning Nervous Impairment and Ner-
vous E.vhanstion in Modern Life, San Fran., 18SS,
12mo.
Sawyer, Sir James, M.I)., F.R.C.P., b. 1S14;
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l-'Sl, and professor of medicine in Queen's College since
lS;<.'i; knighted Iti.Sj. I. Physical ijiagnosis of the Dis-
eases of the Lungs and Heart, Lon., ISTd, 12iuo. 2.
Contributions to Practical .Meilicinc, Lon., I.sSii, Svo.
Sawyer, John, Fellow of the Institute of Account-
ants. 1. A Criticism of the Rev. C. Vcjysoy's "Frag-
ments from Rcimarus," Lon., LS8I), p. Svo. 2. The
Automatic Calculator, Lon., 18S0, p. Svo. 3. The Au-
tomatic Multi]ilier, Lon., ISSO, p. Svo. 4. Automatic
Arithmetic, Lon., 1SS{), sup. r. Svo. 0. Patent System
of .\utr)inatic Calculation, Lon.
Sawyer, L ■ S. Ii. United States Reports of Cases
in the Circuit and District Courts for the Ninth Circuit,
lS7ll-S,'i, San Fran., lS7l-8fi, 10 vols. Svo.
Sawyer, Rev. Leicester Anibro.se, [nnte, vol.
ii., add.] Final Theology ; vol. i., Introduction to the
New Testament, Historic, Theologic, and Critical,
Whilesborough, N.Y., lS7i), 12mo.
Sawyer, S. E. History of the West Roxbury Park :
how Olitained: Disregard iif I'rivale Rights, Ac, 1S7;I-
18S7, (ilouceslcr, .Mass.. l,sS7, Svo.
Sawyer, Rev. Thomas Jeiferson, D.D., [miir,
vol. ii.. add.,] b. 1SII4, at Heading, Vt. Fndless I'unish-
nient in tlie Very Words of its Advocates, liost., ISSil,
• Itinio.
Sawyer, William. 1. Ten Miles from Town : with
Poems, Lon., isiili, liirno. 2. The Legend of Phyllis:
with a Year of Song, Lon., 1872, l2mo.
Siiwyer, William Edward. Electric Lighting '
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Sawyer, Migor Williuni Ilarcourt, brigade- j
major, Alflershot. (Trans.) (ierman Field E.xercise,
]xss: being a Translation of Part H. of the New German 1
Drill-P.ook, Lon., ISSS. ISmo. 1
Sa\l>y, Elizabeth M. A. F. 1. Earth's Many'
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Illust. Lon., 1-77, sq. lOmo. 4. The Parabic.f of the '
Kingdom : Our Lord's Parables simply told for Children.
Illust. Lon., lS7i», sii. lllmo. 5. The Dible Story. liy
the Author of "Earth's iMany Voices." Lon., 1883, p.
8vo. Ancjn.
S,,xby, Henry L. The Birds of Shetland: Ob-
i;«8
SAY
servotions on their Habits, Migration, Ac, Lon., IS74,
8vo.
Saxby, Mrs. Margaret Jessie, ( Edmonston,)
j wife of .'I. L. Sa.\by, mi/irii. And sec EnMOXSTON, Kkv.
I Bn)T, iii/irn. 1. One Wee Lassie, Lon., Is7r,, I8mo. 2.
j Duala-Mist: or. Stories of Shetland, Lon., 1870, l2mo.
I .'!. Rockbound: a Story of the Shetland Isles, Lcm., 187",
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I Funny Fiinoies for Little Folks, Lcm., I^Sl, s(|. llimo;
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Saxe, John (>odrrcy, LL.D., [nnir. vol. ii., add.,]
d. 18S7. I. Fables and Legends of .Many .Countries,
rendered in Rhyme, Host., 1S72, ICmo. 2. Leisure-Day
Rhymes, Host., 1S7.'), llimo.
"Saxon, Van," (Pseud.) See SiMfsox, JIiis.
Ev.AX(:h;i,ixi-: M., iiin-<i.
Saxton, W. W'. The New York E.\(!ise Law : with
Civil Damage Act ami Amendments. Albanv, IS7,'), llimo.
Sayce, Rev. Archibald Henry, LL.D., b. isifi,
at Shirehanipton, near Bristol, Eng. ; was educated at
Grosvenor College. Bath, and iit Queen's College, Oxford,
where be graduated with ■■ first class IsfiS: became a
Fellow in ISfia, tutor i.i ]S7II. ami afterwards senior
tutor. In 1870 ho became Professor Jlax MiiUcr's
deputy in the chair of eom]iaralive jdiilology at Oxford.
He became n member of the Old Testament Revision
Company in 1S74, and baa contributed largely to the
journals of learned societies and to periodicals. 1. An
Assyrian Grammar for Ccuuparative Purposes, Lon.,
1872, p. Svo. 2. The Astronomy ami Astrology of the
Babylonians, l,s74, :i. The Principles of Comparative
Philology, Lon., 1S74, p. Svo; 2d ed., rev. and cnl., 187o;
.'ill eil., enl., 1S85.
"We llnd, as \vc must in all Mr. Sayce's writings iu
wliieli his nnicino knowledjre of Assyrian bus any jiart.
nuicli that is siijitfcstive and likely to lead to eonsiilerable
niddilicaiions of preconceived ideas,"— ,S'(i(. Ner., xxxix.
■A2'J.
"Whatever may be tbo fliml jtiiigment of sebolars on
Mr. ."-Payee's ilistinelive llieorios. llio book in wliieh lie has
.set them forth is cxeeedingly attractive, and cannot be
neeleetcd by any student ol comparative pbilology."—
.lcu((.. x. 1(17.
4. .An Elementary Grammar: with Full .Syllabary
and Progressive Reading-Book of the .As.syrian Lan-
guage in the Cuneiform Type, Lon., IS7.), 4to; 2d ed.,
rgv., 1S77. 6. A Lecture <ui the Study of Comparative
Philology, 1876. 0. Lectures upon the Assyrian Sylla-
bary and (irammar, Lon., 1S77, 4to.
"Mr. .Sayce has furnished to the seientilic world what
has Ions,' been a want.— namely, a ik'liuite and systennitie
analysis of the main relationships of Assvriaii to llie
other languages of the Semitic family.' —.l//j"., No. 'Jf>20.
7. Babylcjiiian Literature: Lectures at the Royal In-
stitution, Lon., IS77, Svo. 8. Introduction to the Science
of Language. Lon.. ISMI, 2 vols. cr. Svo.
"1m lliese two volumes Mr. ."^ayee attempts Mo tjive a
systennitie account of the science of lansruaKe, its luitnre,
its progress, and its aims, wliieh shall be at the same time
as tlioroUKb and exlnuistive as our present knowledge and
materials allow.' "—Afli., No. 27ii:!.
" It is truly an ' Introilnetion' to tlic seienee of lanKUa'-'e,
although perhaps it is siunething of a (iermanism to call an
essay which tiiNtlitleinpts to lay down the ultimate law-
ami coinlitioiis of the scieiu'e. and to vimlicate its riKlu to
exist, and then pas.sos in rapid survey the mntnal relations
of the many families of lauguaRe. an introiluetion to it.
. . . Hut theiiennau Einkitiniii Is not Kcni'rally delivci'eil
to mercbcKiuiier'-, l.ut to students who are al rea'dv faniiliar
with many details of the subject under discn.ssic'ui, and is
inteiuled to .itniile tliem to a larjre philosophii'al view of the
bases, the extension, the limitations and eomlitions of tlie
same. This is essentially the fuuelion which rrolessor
Sayee's work attempts with the science of language, ami
wliieh bis lariie experience on many widely aillereiit tields
of lannuatfc of all ates, and his sound principles, both of
Inductlonaiidof deduction, have enabled 111 into di.scharL'c
with rare, if not iiuiiiue, abiliiv,"— ,->;)rd<i/or, iiii. nil,
■' It is all of a piece. If Its mutually hostile liaU'vicws
were allowed to cancel one another. Its whole fimiidalion
of 11, ,,Miistic philosophy would drop out of it. We know
lU't where to point out in it anv doctrine that is clearly
apprehended, distinctly put forth, and consistently main-
taini'd,"— W, 0. WiiiTNKV : Xalioii, xxx. :fJ9.
SAY
P,!l '^1'%'^,""'''"'. "'l''"'^"" In^t^npHon ,li,covcrP.I nt the
Pool of S.loam ,„ Jerus,.!,.,,,, ,,„n,. Issi. ,„. ulZ.
otus, I.-lir., ( rho AiKMcnt Kin|,ire.. of tho East •) with
Notes I„tro,ludio„, an,l A|,|,en'lic<.s, 1,„„ Iss{ Vo
otiis as 1„. ,,,11 r,.a,l i„s,.ri|,ii,ms u ,i,. « ■ T -r ,V ' "
iiuTv l,„|,d..ss imzzk.s, ,„„l a., ho ,.| j , ', I tl, ,?,';'''
opi IIS u;liioli 1,0 ,,.,e ,aii ill • , n .1 ,',''''''''''''
J he An-„ent E,n,,i,-e. of the E„st .• a .Seios of Essays
I.on lw4, or. 8vo. (Sulst.ntialli. a m„int , f the T, '
I.e„J,ces lotho first th,-ee books of'lIe,.o!lo us ' ' 't'
sy,-,a: Its .rjnces, Priests, an,| IVopie, (•• By.p ,th, „f
IJihle Knowleil«e,") I.on., iss,5 ,,. ,sv„ » •""« ot
" 01 all tlu'chaiitorsiii I'mf Savi'fM,,,,',!- n, ,t i. •
is III,. „ins, i„i,.,vsti„^-. 1 is,, I ,'ise V, ' '''" '''^''*''""!
coiinlrynioi, „f iheir L',oal aij,,"i,n V^,. V ' ',"'.''
for othor parts „f il,o l„„-,k ..f i;o„i.-.is '^-l i//, n ' '"i ■ '
U. Intro.luction to Kz,-a, XeluMoiah. aiolEstluM-iL,,,,
of Ueli«i,)n as ill,istnite,| by (lie KeliuM.m of H,p 4,V
Babylonians, (Hibbert Lec'tures for "i;?:", llon^ i";"'
<.r,UT-lh,MlKl, not VVill,n,,,v.o.,.ii,m ,''*■' " " '"-''
racy, nia.l.. T„ yimy ,' f laiiy ,v, s i A ,, ":,',' '■'""■^' '".T"-
16. Ihc lliltites: thu .■^lory „l' ,. F„r, „, ,„ i"','
(••liy-PathsofliihleKnowle^.," iont^, '";:•
Ami sec AiTLKTON, John- H., .„y„.„ '' '
r n;**'*"M<M*'' "^''"•y- (K<l-) <'!n.n,l International
iSayer, Kliznlictli Price. (Trans \ ti„. n.n „ .
Snyor, .laiiH.s Bryiiges, M.A., b. ISoC, , gra.Iuatea
-Miihlle Teinii e issi. With .s ivi, ■ ■■ i it,.
lai.es b,.fore\MaKistraterf','n., l"«8~' "" ^'"
"!;>'■', ™-'ii;;i-' 're V" ;'-olr,u!a;;,' ^r;.: ,^;;i'i;;: r
5iXl.<iut^^^nl:^'i^.-;:f.--i,-i--l;;^^
|n}^9,iie^'o;.?-^rt^rr:-r^::
^:i.;;^io^^:;ti,-;:;y.f4r;;-:,s':;;:r::!::^^
"C^^S, s™.''" "' l'-"^--"^ »"'• liusinis Me;
....^".y'^' ;*"!'"' ,f"'"". vol. il„ a,l,l.,l one of the !„„
t.K i.ij- of Hnyior Uniiersity since I.Sno. | Treatise
on he r,a,v a«,| Practice in -.Justices' Tourls in T.v ,»
«ith Forms Houston, Isim, Sy., ; „e,v d.. Is i o'
T.v!,."" "".,'';'."'"'''.'" "'■ I'l^'ling in Clyil Action's i";,'
ic.xas: w,tli I'i-eee,ient8, 1S72, 8vo. .3. The I',- bat
Laws of Texas, I.S72, ,Sy„. 4. Note, to ' vias 1 e m s
(vols.i.-x.xxi.,) 1872, 8vo. 5. (Ed.) Texas Cunltitu-'
SCA
I tions, with the United States and (^nfederato .^tntes
,Cnnst,tu„„„ .t,..: w.h Annotations, Houston, Texas,
I ''^'-;.°"'- /'• ,'•'•'"•■•' hapieme Court Uejiorts, yuls. i.-iii
Mo. , Jhc Masonic .lurispru.lence of T.'.vas • with
tonus for tho Vse of I,o,kM.s,'|s79. s, (Ed ) The I
vised ,Statnt,.s of Texas relalin;; t,. the Organi atin
cru;;^:ii:i:i::,i;r;i:^,:ty::-^'-'--'^'"""'^
Sayles, Lewis (■|mil..s, b. IstL'; cnllcl to the
l^ii^'r;'";^/.';:^::'- ^''-'-vo f.acing.wi;'^
Mj^i'::d^;,a^,;...,:i;r/K;;;;:,;:^.;,;',!;::tr.^'^^:;^;;'
Sayrc, Lewis Albert, M.I).: |,„„,, v„l ii" , ,1 i
\; '^^"..'" i;v«io N.J. f:.a,iui.,.,i atV ;„ M ' .'i'.
Un,«Ts,ty, K.V., IS.IS, ,„„| a. the (Vll,.j;e of Phytic,
an. Su,.geons 1S42: |.r.,lcvs„r of ciini,.arsur-e,T . c in
liclloyue Collogo Mclical |l,...,,i,al since is,? ^"j ^ 1, ",
contributed la.gely t„ .uedical journals. I. I„.et»res n
Ortho,,a.,l,c .Surgeiy and Diseases of the .loints. lT„
tie, l,eatiuent by .'.;us|,ensi„n and the I'se of thn
Plaster-of Paris P.andage. ' Illus,. Phil!,., 1 .'7,", l'.,„o
1 Nnyw.. I, . osepl. I.einiiel. ilM.i The History
N^ ,h V't " -^.'"■'l'"ll'-''"'". Vorkshire: ,vith Xotes^
.Northallerliin, Iss.i, svo
Scad,li„g lu-v. i|,.„ry, D.I.., f„„„, v,d. ii.,
a,M.,] rector of II„iv Trinity. To,-.,nto Is]7-7.i
To,-on.o„l 01,1; C„lle..,ions a,.,l Hcc,.ll,.cti,uis illustratiyo
tz^:^!^^::::zn:r' '"''-' '''''''''''''''^''^'
-A most usclul a,„i anmsing l„„,k."-..lc„f/., vi. 4.
-. loioatus iMisI (ieriu, (Fo,t Tonuilo: S,)iuo Ex-
da.ictor.y .Notes in Relation thereto, Toi-ont,!. I.S7S. ,Sy„
... 1 he 1.0U,- Decades of York, Ipper Cana.la, 18,S4. 4
A Il,sto,.y „f ,|„ Old F,cncl, F,„t at Toronto, ls87
i..^!:'is"^jo*Vy.dr'M:„'"' "'"'"" ■■ " ^'^'■"'" "f ^'"1--.
M ^^10,'""^ "' V-' '■'•"•'•«-\-. F.'-S. breweries and
.|nd^ll..nt, I.on., Is, I, ,-. .sy,.; ,„.„ ed., by F. Colycr,
Seaminon, t apt. Charles .>!., is ,,.venuo
.i.'i'.i.u'. The Mar.ne Mau„nals „,• thU-,,,- hw .^tern
Loast of ^„rtl, Au,..ri,.a Described nn.l Illustr, <T
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l.ou., iss.s, 4 yols. H|. ll-.iuo. ;). 0„l,lu„ Win-'s
Illust.
1. In
Illu.^t.
Illust.
Christ-
mas in (iermany, Lo„., iss.S, jq. io,„„. 4. J|ij;l,„.av
men: (hnsouas in Engh,„.l, l.„n., I.ss.s, gn 1 ,0,5
Je,.n N.„.l: Christn.as in F,a„oe. I,.,,,., ^ ;";,„:;
h. PiH.ran: Christmas i„ Daly, l.„n., IsSs. ,:,,.'| «,„,
^carboroHKh, Mildred, .lyerrulel : ' or, tLo
f^toi-y of Mai-y l.anc, Pliila.. Iss7, 1"u„,
Searlctt, Hon. I'cter Camphell, CD.. l.,„tr
L' ;,':;; ,'"'''•.■] \^"-'-^^-h son of the'.i,st I.'or.l Abi g ri
eld ,nc,-,..s.s,vely ya,.,.,„s a|,|,oi„„ncn.s in the di, mtic
en ,ce, including that of u,i„i..,cr ,0 ll,.a/il ai„ln,ini.«ter
Fi, I H /■•^''■""?r",''^' '"='" """".inible .James
r.ist I ,,,1 Ahingcr, ( l,„.f Ilaron .,f Il,.r .Majesty's Court
,xch,.,|„er; ,uc ,„l,ng a FiaguienI of his Autobiog-
&.e::ln::';'s^r':y,r"" "'^ ^-'-i-"'-- -"^
inmo,i;.l^;,'^|J,i;;;;;,;i,.l;;,:!;ii;:;>-';;;,i'';^!';|K<';«eti,er,i,e
> and "Kin"' iV,-'"- ''• ■'''•" ■'""■>■ "'■ ""' 01'' f'i'"'"lie
' and Ivin. ,-c.| M.,yem,.uts, ,tc., I,„n.. ISs;;. „ 8yo
ii..ad,l..] g,aduale.l at Christ College, Cambridge, I8;i7:
'inbiine.l IS.i, : ,.ector of Wrington since IS71. 1 (E,l.
Picture^<,,uc Il,,tl, : Illust,.«l,..| l,y a .Series ..f .Sketches
Irom Nature, by Caroline M. K. .«„„l,e,t .• with De
s,.r,,,t,on. I,„n. IS8I, („,. 2. Roman Uritain, ( 'Early
Britain .s-c,-.,) I.on.. iss.'i, I2mo '
I ■■ As an Introductory guide to the stinly of tho Romau
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SchaeltT, Edward Albert, F.R.S., .I,„lrell pro-
fc.o,- „t |,h.v..„log.v in l-nivcr.ity College, Lon.lon. I
f„?ri?-- ' '•"'•■"™l,;ii^,V'l"K.v, ( I'lTpan.tion of Tissue..)
l.on. 18,,, ,, 8vo. 2. The Xurvoiis S^.teni „f the aJ
re .a Aunta. Lon., ls-(,, ,to. a. Tl,o K.,sential/„f Hi".
toJogy. Desenptive an.l I'nictieiil, I,on., IS8,\ 8,0
Sclmll Hev. Phlli,,, v.u.. Lh.U., [<„,„, vol. ii.,
;"n"v',"h ;"•""■ °f "'™l"«i™l eneyelo|,a..lia an,l Christ
1 01k, IS, 11-72, of Hebrew I,s72-r.|, „n,l of siierecj litcra- '
tnre sinee l,s,,-, .■ presi.lent of the American liihle Ke-
viMun tomnnttee, which he or-anize,! in |S7I , „ ,|ele. |
fe elir'""rr'T"?'' "f "'« Evangelical .Alliance.
*c.; e.|itor of the Anglo-Americn e.lition of l,„n.'e's
Connnentary on the 01,1 an,l New Testaniont., (N. V?,rk
an.l Ivdin 1m;-(-SU, 25 vols.; new e,l., 18m;, ) Vn.lo f the
TeT," r, ""fv^'V^'' ^"'"""■"•-■yon ihe Old and N e w
les lainenls, (N. \nrk an.l Eilin., I^78-S.3 -I v.jIs ) ,te
Cree;i""''f'rr'- f^-";'^"'^-^ ^^'^^'='>>^ UniversalisT'The
Creeds of Ihruten.lon,.- with a History and Critical
Note., N y,rk and Lun., 1S77, 3 vol... .^vo; .,,1, ed.,
I„;».' 2- Harmony of the Reformed Confession., as re-
lated to tlie I'rescnt Sh.te of Kvangelical Theo v, N
,-iork, IS7, ir.n.o. 3. Through liihle Lands: N.^tes of
Travel ,„ Kgypt the Desert, and Palestine. Illu.st \
, fthe"'!! 1 1 "",■ P '-' "''• '\?' -'^ *"'■■ '''•'■•• ■'• Dietionary
in, r?' '"[.'':■'",",'''■ '•"'"''''•'''' ''"'' '^""Jay-Sehools.
Illnst. I'lnla., l.ssil, 12mo; :!d ed., rev., Isgo. :;, Jnter-
\ Yor'L ss'."!.''" F"""'"'"^''"'y "" *'"-■ ^'^'^ Testament,
(. eek lestament and the EnglisI, Verslo , : with Fae- I
bimile lllu.sirations of Jl.-^.x., .tc \V„rl- iss'i ro,,'
jMc^..,S8s 7. History of u;:chri;n,;n'^h:^;;:X
iv-vi A.D. olHl-l5.-iO, N. York and Edin.. 1SS5-S8
^^,^' J . ,""","''"",'" "' *'"''• '-■''■• "■"i'-'-'lv rewritten
and greatly enlarged, was published |SS2-,S-1 ) 8 His
toncal Account ,,f the Work of the An.erican Con.mittee
Wlde'-'nT "' ."',• '^"",'-'''^'' "^"Sli^'' Version o? t he
liible: prepared from the l.ocuments and Corre.spon.l-
enceof the Comnuttee.N. Vork. 18s,-,, „;mo. II. i' hdst
and Ohr,st,a„„y: .<tudies in Christology, Creeds, .
Pr indo!es'\.c "v^ v"'r" 'T'' «"'"''"''°". Kefornn.tion
i r ncip es, Ac, ,N. -Sork and Lon.. 1885, ,svo. 10 The
K ,ufr„ 'n " '""■ *"*"r '"""'^°*-''- The Didache and
Jv.ndredlJocumcnt.s .n the Original : with Translations
^rk^;:i^::r:,i^:'8,::-;^-;^'-r^'''''^-^-i
|h;;n'd,^!i;^^n^le,:,on^!ii;;:'^;;;!„'';!;;;,;;i:[-i,r-
on;'a;^l^ii^in'VM^t^;!^^^;;:r:i:;i^'-™^'^^:i'-;-; f; ,
-.Y//-",' Na'i^b"""'^"-'' "'™''^'^^ "'' " "'"<= toopromilTeuu'." |
Ilioilanhi,^."^" v"*L "^■'.""o""'"- »nd Neander: Three '
J.iog aph c.-, N . -V ork and Lun., I ssii, er. Svo. 12. 1 Ed 1
A ^elect Ld,rary of the Nicene and I'ost-Moene Father
of the Christian Church, liuHaloand N. York 1887-8° 10
vols. 8V0. 13. Church and.<tate in the Unite 1 .' ates '0
' i^Fff'^'^v v'"-"';' "f ''^'''""'"'^ ''i'"--'-'.-. ''nd it P a'e? :
o Ifiqo r' ' • l"'^' ."*^' '*■"• '^' '^'''» Toleration Act
(ed.) Ihe Philosophical and Theological Library N
V,rk and Lon., 1872-7!), vols. Svo M'ith P in, ■ S
I.u^-..:ns, (ed.) IVoceedings of the Genera Coteelice
of the Lvangelioal Alliance in New York, \. York 871
i oetry . with Biographical and Literary Notes, N. York
Hk • '"";; "\V ''-"' '"=" ^''•' '''■'■ With 'jtK„x
S,; H.RV, A Religious En..yclopa.dla ; or, Dicti, nar • . f
1 1 Ed"n isslj';';''''.^'^'"!''''''^' "f ""^"g' '^'^- >«■• Voi^k
11- . t' ''*''2-s4, .) vols. imi,. Svo; rev. e.l 1887
M.th Ja.kso., Rkv. 8. M., Enoy'clop,edia of L vl^g D :
-u.opt and America: being a Supplem.^nt to Ihe Heliair-
J8s7,"fn,p"s^t''"""'' "'■ «^"sio-- Knowledge, N, York,
Schnilile/charles II., M.D., [„„u, vol. ii , add 1
1. An^I..say on the .Systematic Training of the liiaffi
SCH
Memorial Essay, published on the Occasion of the Fir«t
Centenary iestival o( Frederick L. .Jahn, L.)n., 1878 or
8vo. 2 Seeing ami Thinking: Elementary (irammar ;'
iin t.ssay : 2d ed., Lon., 1SS(, cr. Svo.
Scharf, John Thomas, LL.I)., b. 184.;, at Haiti
more, M.I. ; serve.l in the Confederate army an.l navy
Uuring the civil war; was iiiimitled to Ih4 bar 1871 ■
coinmissnmer of the lan.l office of .Marvlan.l since Issl'
1. Chronicles .,f Baltimore: History of "Baltimore
Town and Baltimore City, Bait., 1874, Svo. 2. History
DavlZluls-";;™!"''"-''"^'''"'"^ '"''-'•--"'
.Z:i;y^,i;;;;;':ri!i;;^i-i:il^;';s;:Ul'tii^'ri;'l.!i^il;:!^
MU., two his history w,-,nl.l have bee , 1 , ■ I , e w„ ." k
l..^re.l..r_t„,aiia nuicli the better book to reair-.V,,/;-,";,.
•■•History of Baltimore City and County, Phila., 18S1.
; 4. Hi.story .,f Western .Maryland, 18S2, 2 vols. .0 His
' e?c ^^- ' v"'' v"'",'- ^ '■"''■ "• "'■■'""•y "f Westches-
ter County, New York, 1SS6, 2 vols. 7. History of the
, ronfclerate i^tates Navy, from its Organization to the
j (Mil-render of its l,„st \-(-ssel. N. York, ISS7. 8yo
i led Mr'","h',n-r"i,'""i''' ""l"" """ K™' ami allractive siih-
' iin, c, u ;h •, 1, ''™" '","""""■• i" hayiiignii absol„„.|v
, ouoci u| le.i iiulil, . . . lie has shown ev lent .liliL',0 h'l
regard to style or tostnictiirafarrange , em ' The 1.
S 1' ::k i^; ;'^';::'^i """•"•"• 'i ^'•- ^.■harfVoihemS
bUl r I, "s wl i, I """■'■■'•I'rrem of ,,„liiieal aniimisilv an.l
oilli rness w hich penetrates all his references to the ."ausHs
uiade;^."^S,;^y^';i^:'"' """ "'""^'^ ^^ '"" ''''i-'
8. History of the State of Delaware, 1888. With
n.a'rrL?n','*fs'i's,'?;.i-.,'" '"'""^^ '"''''""S'"" «""»■
SchaiiHJer, Kev. William Gottlieb, D.D.,
h,,'P^/ [";"'>/■"'• "•. •'^'■"AirPKrt, W. <i., add.,] 17!lsJ
it..tes TsoV '^'7'''',"""""^' """•""'^ '" tl'il'nited
n 'v 1 "o • «;"!*""«' "' An.lover Theological Semi-
naiy ls.,0 ; ordained 1S31 ; became a missionary in
n.nh?'V'u-''M "" "''!^' "' C^-'tantinople. Aut,d,iog.
rapliy of W illuini O. .'^ehaufiler, for Forty-Five Years a
Missionary ,n the Orient, N. Y.ok, 1S87, 12mo
Scliaw, MBJ..(Jeii. Henry, C.U., R.E., .leputy
director of works for fortihcations at the War nffice
I Ci',"!;' ''V?^ !.'''■ '"'" ^^■'''^""« ""J Attack of
I ed is'si "" ''"'^"'""^8 ; -J (••J-. Lon., 1882, p. Svo; 3d
184^(!"!m.'"''^ ^\V •'.',!,"'*' ('•'''"'"PS"!!,) b. about
^X^;;l!'rs83;*^,jl!;;; ^'-^i«-'ny,and other atones.
'ii^'mt'^'^: ^'--'-f Ophthalmic Prac-
Schenck, U. S. 1. The Burning of Chambersbur-
Pennsylvania, l-hih,., 18(14, 12iiio.^ 2. Mercersbur''
I Do,', in*^-' '"'.■""'■■"•,''".t,»itl' Protestant and Reformation
j Doctrines, Pliihi., IS74, 12nio.
I ii„^o''.'-""''V ""»><;'-t f'mming, b. ISOI), at Fiank-
i n ; graduate, at .Miami University 1827 ; ad.uitte.l
Br i m," .'"™'>«'^",f.''"ngress 1843-51; minister t.,
Jiiaiii ISJ1-.J.!; served in the civil war I8(il-i;3, becom-
n,Lr'.T!l;^'i" -',;'' '" '.''" ^•"'""teer army ; member of
Congress sh.i-, ; minister to Englan.i 1870-70. Laws
a ..Practice Euchre. By a .Member of the W s !
gton Luchre C ub T., which is ad.led Rules for Draw
Pok.T. Phila., 1S77, 12,110
Schermerhorn, Martin K. (Ed.) Sacred .«crin.
tures of the World, N. York, 1SS3 ,Svo '
Schild ittarie. I. characters suitable to Fancv-
tmt^r" "'r''- '"'"■' "'*'' "»• 2. Old English Cos.
1? •,"?., m','""'"" »'■ '^"'""»' Co^'unies, Lon., 18S:i,
I'sr. 4l'o ^'"'''■■^''^ ^'"'"'"y Costumes. Illust. L.m.,
Schiminci, H. J. Mary Hollis; «. Romance, Lon..
Schindler, Albert Iloutiim, and \orman.
Uaron ,„,„« de. (Trans.) Diary kept by Mi. MiH
e.^ty the .^hah of Persia during his .Journey t,! Europ' I'n
i^i -. Lon., is,',,, 8vo. " '
Schindler, Kabbi Solomon. 1. Messianio E^-
Cto'n'""ir,?^' ^'fr /"''.'"«'°^ Lecture, delivere/nn
8 10,:,^"' oM""-"''.'"^^""!;. ''y «• ■!■ lavage. Boat.,
1 »o, 10,10. 2. Dissolving Views n the History of
Judaism, Boat., 1888, 12m.j. "'lory 01
SCH
Schley, >Vi„Ht.|d Scott, b. is;i!», in FrclcLk
must, x; v:';k ,',ss,-'-,s!^'-'"^' "^ ''""''>■ ''"''i'- "■"•
w<.rrhy.i iiiKiMit.r;'4v'//,,,",x|"':;;|,i"' '" »" 'i'Knilifd aiiU
SCH
The Life Mnnifestecl, Lon., 1886, sq.
i ini (lid to tlie
iilar shuiikl be
Scl.lieinniin, Ileiiijich^ IS22-ls.)i b „, 4n
Ji::;i;;:f-'^!^^:-'i-,--r:^r^r^'T"'
c«nsi,lcnihlo fortune, de.ur, ,,e Is ' "■"""''^'''-■'.l ''
self to ardmM.loKicU rose" XV If :,. ^'™ V^ '"'"-
.pent in tn.velli^. i„ diiCl " iar^"^' t 7"^ .i'^r:
in a course of preliminary stuilv .it P r!. I , i ''
1871 the explorations at Ili-ar ik ,1 , « ' T"'''' '"
ancient TroJ, whic-h result! ii'diVeovcri^^Z '"' "
a strong interest not only amouK eho ,r b t , h'n"'
i^ed citizen of the Unied State during, ""h \'"''"'^-\^-
California in ISod. and he nr, L ^ ^ '"'>' '"
visits to America. In Isfis L m 1 1 1,0^ '"'"-T""
(ierman, a work on l"h ,ca t e' lei, ' '" ^™'r'' '"'■'
and in 187.1 a work on T w ,d I en 'in''-'' p' ^'■"^■'
^hich wa. translated ini^ E g sh'by 'mI " ""T:!;
behmilz, (7. t:. ini'm \ TI,o 1 . "J* '»i»- li. Dora
an unexplored stralm.r/d' , ried 1 ,7rv « '"it'T "'5 '"! '
the energy to do what il,.. i-;,.. ".'*;"0- ■ . . He lias bad
talked ofdoiug for een'aS'r'iU''-;,;', ']£."''i',^.' ^i"«'" '""'e
Tro,and.hroug;;;,:;r.hr'rr!:;^ir;;;:^:;a,e^4f-;;^i
\ irehow, Max Miiller ,\ ir c '^ ' roies,„rs Kudolf
;;rugsch'B„,, p S:e™n",^T^';.do :;::'"!i' "•
Sclilicnz, A.
iS'^;.to^nl;,^•';/ ;.:'f ^ «'r- ''--
Lon., isss, ;i vols. ,-r. ,s\" "' ' "" ' " -^'"'"''
Schmidt, Alexniulc'r, Ph. D ,<h-.ke<,„.<,r,. i •
I con: a C'omplelo Uictionirv of u , "'',' "-"'l P*!"^ '■<^'"-
!i:^ri^7;;;'h;r^-^S £--'"--
vJi^oli'^i:"'^ ^^ic'^^s/^:""^^ -■' ^-'-"ont of
;J^;'";!;f,^~eti;eS"--'":^^^'t
S'I"*ir'"!;^!:;r;:r''^'i-t.i.;';es:^„^
ishr^:;^'l-bf!<:^.i'^^»;-:,,j:>r-,'^;s"^
•^["■are's Dramalic .An, by 11 Hrie f- ,„ls V^ ""
■on., 1S76 l-'riiii 1 /T "• ' ' ^"'^- 1. and 11.,
-;;.l.e^l|hierne!^ii:-ns;;-'-;^i'^^^
"•..•■''"-. 9. -' vols.er. Svo. i. (Trans.) The liuch
: Sketches Vie;, ^;;j^''^::;!nrPa:;-'t;;:,f^^i'V
,>.icH^^:'lin;:'r;::^--;,^i-.r,.i^
H.^^'""^';^;;i.^?^"i^:,eir"^^^"''"'--
a llenowcd Appeal
»i.y,c,^u,;Zs'o^.','s72: ^d":;r;t' ^^/'r'"'"', ";"'^^^-
„ „ . .---•• •*' Christ's Church:
on 1 rimiliye Christian Union, N.
Schociihof, Jacob, late
I'-ng. 1. De-^tructive Influence
lir. ^Hdieinan, or ,,,t„,i„\;..M-,' ;',,''''',' '■'', '""" »'"'
a trained arelueolo.'i t, 1 L ' ' , " ''''V'"' '''""''i"' "''
man of real geul C v, nne f '^' '""«, l^flter: be is a
lived the life l.r s .Idle ,a m d .rn*^''"'"-, ■''""''' '""''=
riipby, keeping ahvavs , l \,is,^I .1 ,"■' 'V" a"l"lii'«-
"'■»• book qule a ,U I u- '"■'■''"'^ thing and bis
"riler. lie is eiilaiiu'led li, , .. ^ • ' ',"" •■hmiee as a
""ii^sandcan.pZllmuV^is 'r •: 'I! -'-''' ™'"'>^ "'' '■'«
consul at Tunstall,
; Mluation and the Que«t on of W, L "• J. ^"J"^*"al
I'lO-siolo-y \ Y,Tk ,Tol ,.,^^"'''' • i' '^""'.V in •*"cial
n^t>s.;f liober. Harold Ainswl.rtl.^chool '.MA m'b"
Founh'Dhnei:- ;;;,;t: I As^i^r' "■-■'-' ^-' ^"»
Tower ,. , ,.s .acce.;iye ;i^n;;riloUo,f ';^,;;';^^'T
l;o ton liibliography, and Jottings of Uook-Loro wi.h
Notes on Local Authors and Pri„*ters, Mlth^rer; 1886^
coyeries in tll^r^IlTo?',;!" '"'^?' '^-™-h- «-' l>i-
TuuMtli and otl e .'^ e ZL in ",i'' v '' '","'" "''''•"''^^
waHveofajoun;^:'in;!:-;;,::ri^^js:^i.-;!,:
par. of an arelneolog/^;;, libl^i^-lil^'S, Ix'^ '"""^
M'H;::^::',;?n'i;„,:-^]'<',;;"">':%i'i'>'e Expositor,
, Iceland, Lapiand:,lr:nh,,;i.L::;;:r^^„^'''^'''^.;
c:BtS:irF'4-'-'-^-i
tuiiotiii . .411 ,>, lints , tdinhuriri. s linn IsiR- ti... i--
Cometh: Advent Meditationsl'ro,; " 8S4 fp S 0^ '^
Scholl. r, lii.'tiorTrv ,.f (■",,. .''l';"'"-
ence, Lon.,' ISM), V;^-;;^-',;^ ' "'"'""ctai Correspond.
SchomberK, <;eii. <;eorge AuKustus r n
^f i nt;i]:^isi:^t;,^:-:\^!:^-vSl?-
of the Cheuiis,,,- of the ctrbon t^otpolndsl'o^ o;^
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Chemistry. Illust. Lon., 1874, Svo. 2. Tho Rise nnd
Development of Organic Chuiuistry, Manchester, ISii),
p. 8v(i.
Schott, Charles Anthony, b.lS2fi, at Mannheim,
(ieriiiany; educated at Mannheim and Carlsrulie ; re-
moved to the I'nited States in 1S4S and entered the ser-
vice of the Coast Survey, and lias been assistant in that
de|iartment since 1856. lie has contributed many papers
to the Smithsonian publications. I. Tables and Results
of tho I'rccimtation in Rain and Snow in the United
States, Ac, Wash., IS72, Ito; new ed., 18S|. 2. Tables
of Distribution and Variations of the Atniospherio Teiu-
peiatnre of tho I'nited States, X. York, I87li, (to.
Schott, Wilhelliiiim I). Health llir.ts to
Women, and tho Danish Cure Explained. Kdited by
Frederick ,;. Newkirk. N. York, ISSj, sc(. Ifimo.
Schoiiler, James, [„,ii,; vol. ii., ad.l.,] b. IS.i!), at
Wist Cambridge, .Mass.; graduateil at JIarvard I8a!t;
studied law ami praetisod in lioston ; iectiirer in tho
Boston University Law School ami in the Xational Law
School, Washington, D.C., since 1884. 1. Treatise on
the Law of Personal Property, Bost., 187:!-76, 2 vols.
8vo; 2d ed., IS84. 2. Treatise on the Law of Bail-
ments, including Carriers, Innkeepers, and Pledge, Bo«t
IS.SO, Svo; 2d ed., 1SS7. .3. ifiatory of the United
States of America under the Constitution : vols, i.-iii
Wash., 1881I-S5, Svo. (Vols. iv. and v., 1SS!».)
" •\'''' •'V.'i""'V'' enters ill detail Into the social and eco-
nomical ife (d thepeuijlc: their recreations ; their habits
01 thoiiglit and action; their municipal arrangement--
the character and iiiHuencc of the immigration ; the iii-
nucncc of classes and liuuilies upon the mass of voters-
tile (lillu-ulties of intercommunication; and the provin-
cial pecuharitiesdf the newspapers and other sources of
mlormation. And the result is a book which tlioivli
very lar from perlectioii, is in maiiv rcspec-'s the nio-t real
liislory ol the United States yet produced for the p.-rlod I
which It covers."— .Viidofi, x.wiv. II,
4. Treatise on the Law of Husband and Wife, Bost., ■
LS82, Svo. 0. Treatise on tho Law of E.vecutora and
Administrators. Bost., ISSli, svo. 0. Treatise on the
Law of Wills, Bost., 1SS7, Svo.
Schoiiller, Rev. James 11., D.D. A Manual
of the United Presbyterian Church of North America
Pittsburg, Pa., 1S8S, 8vo.
Schreiner, .Miss Olive. The Story of an African
Farm : a .N'ovel. By Ralph Iron, [pseud.J Lon., 1883,
2 vols. or. Svo.
"Mr. Iron has followed no recognized moilel of romance
but contrives to tell his talc in a series of studies illus-
trating the wild life of an ostrich farm, and .setting before
the reader with striking vigour the problems which trouble
a sti-iuig intelligence and an imaginative ambition remote
l^roiii any possibility of ciilture. His descriptions arc won-
derlully graiihic, and his pathos is forcible."— .K/t,, So. L'888.
Schroeder, Lieut. Seatoii, U.S.X., gradn.ited
at tho U.S. .Naval Academy IsOs; commissioned a lieu-
tenant 1872 ; has been employed on special duty in the
Hydrographic Office, the Bureau of Navigation, ,to. 1.
(Comp.) The Cixist of South America: Part I., Brazil,
from French (Juiana to Kio Janeiro; with Supplement
froiii Hio Janeiro to Rio do la Plata, Wash., is.si, Svo.
2. Tho Fall of Maximilian's Empire as seen from a
I nitcd States (Jun-Boat. IlUist. .V. York, 1SS7, 16mo
With W'.uNwniiiiiT, LiKi-T. RifiiAHi), U.S.N., Arotio
Azimuth Tables for Parallels between 70° and 80°
Pub. by U.S. (iovt. Wash.. IsSl, Svo.
Sehroeter, Fredcrio. Homoeopathic Poultry
Physician, I'hila., 1S7S, 10.no.
Schlickers, J. >V. 1. Brief Account of the Fi-
nances and Paper Money of the Revolutionary War,
Phila., 1874, Svo. 2. Finances: Panics ami Specie Pay-
ment,s Phila., 1874, Svo. 3. The Life and Public Services
of Salmon Portland Chase, United States Senator and
Governor of (Ihio, Secretary of the Treasury, and Chief
Justice of the United States: to which is added the
Eulogy on .Mr. Chase delivered by William .M. Evarts
before tho Alumni of Dartmouth College, Juno 24 1S74
X. York, 1S74. '
•'His book i.siittlomore than a skeleton narrative of the
public career ol his subject."— .Vo/isn, xi.x. ;W3.
4. Tho (Juestion of the Resumption of Specie Pay-
ment!! Stated and Explained, I'hila., IS70, l2nio.
Schuctte, Ilev. Conrad Herman Lewis, b.
LS4:'., at Viirrc!, German; ; graduated at Capitol liii-
versity, Columbne, 0., Ison. ami at the theological de-
partment ISO,'); professor (d' mathematics and natural
science since 1872 ; profcs.«or of e.hics in the theological
department since IsSl; editor of the Columbus Theo-
logical Magazine since ISSO. I. The Church .Member's
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SCH
Manual, Columbus, 1870, 16mo.
Church, and the .School, lS8;i.
Schiietz-Wilson. See Wii.sox.
Sehillte, John. Roman Catholicism, Old and New,
and Infallibility, Ontario, Is77. or. Svo.
Nchulte, .Mrs. .Mart Jemima, b. 1847, in Liver-
pool, Eng,; daughter of Evan .MoC(dl ; niariied, IssI,
to I'rof. Otto Henry Schulte, of Hasbrouck Institute,
Jersey City, N.J. Bide a Woe, ond other Poems, Buf-
falo, iS70.
Schultze, Leonora. (Trans.) The Speaking Par-
rots ; a Scientific Manual, by Dr. Karl Russ, Lon., 1S84.
p. Svo.
iSchumachcr, Gottlieb, C.E. I. Across the Jor-
dan; being an Exploratiim and Survey of I'art of Hau-
ran and Jaiilan : with Additi(m3 by Laurence Oliphant
and (luy L'tstrange. (Palestine Exploration Fund.)
Illiist. Lon., 188,0, p. Svo. 2. (Trans.) Tho Jaulan:
Surveyed for the (ierman Society for the Exjiloration of
tho Holy Land. Illust. and .Maiis. Lon., 18SS, cr. Svo
Hehumacher, II. A. I'ctrus Martyr, N. York,'
i87y.
Schumann, V. .Manual of Heating and Ventila-
tion in their Practical Application, N. York, IS7S ]"mo
Schurmun, Jacob Gould, .M.A., D.Sc, b. Is:.4,"
at Freetown, Prince Edward Island ; graduated at Lon-
don University 1877; professor of English literature in
Dalhousie Odiege 1SS2-80, and professor of philosophy
at Cornell University since I.S-*4. 1. Kantian EtIiiJs
I and the Ethics of Evolution : a Critical Study, Lon.,
1881, Svo. 2. The Ethical Import of Darwinism. N
York, 1887, 12mo.
Schurz, Carl, [ante, vol. ii., add.,] b. 1S29, at Lib-
lar, Prussia; educated at Cologne and Bonn; took pait
in the revolutionary movement of 1848; removed to
the United States in lt,J2; practised law; was major-
general of volunteers in tho civil war, U.S. senator from
.Mis.souri 1807-75, secretary of the interior 1877-80, and
afterwards editor of the New York Evening Post till
1884. I. The Neiv South, X.York, ISS5, Iflmo. 2. Life
of Henry Clay, ("American Statesmen,") Bost., 18s7,
2 vols. I6mo.
".More than any other of the biographers o'' the series
he approaches the life which he narrates ficjm the twofold
point of view ol history and practical politics. . . . In this
Ijook we have, therelore, what is really a political
"»•.;■ ",■;'"."";- -"^"-"■■i-, ,»iiiivi3 iedii^ It iKMiiK'ul history
ol the Lnitcd .'■lates. based upon the public life of Henry
Clay. . . . Hut Us literary merit is equally Kreat. . . . It is
a true biography, written in a style which carries the
reader along by the very in .erest of the narrative."- .Yd-
Win, xUv. 0,-iO.
.Schuster, Lady Isabella Emma Elizabeth,
daughter of the lifth Earl of Orkney; married, 1858, to
S. L. Schuster, of the Grange, Leatherhead, Surrey, (d.
1884.) Hands, not Hearts, Lon., 1S78, cr. Svo.
Schuyler, Aaron, LL.D., [„nie, vol. ii., add.,] pres-
ident of Baldwin University, Ohio, 1875-85, and since
then vice-pres.dcnt and professor of mathematics iit
I Kansas Wesleyan University. 1. Principles of Lcic.
j Cin., ISOO, 12mo. 2. Complete Algebra, Cin., IS7(i,
l2nio. 3. Ray's Surveying and Navigation : with Pre.
^ liminary Treatise on Trigonometry and .Mensuration,
Cin., 1S7.3, Svo. 4. Plane and Spherical Trigonometry
and Mensuration and Logarithmic Tables, Cin., 1875,
8v , 5. Elements of (Jeiunetry : with Exercises for
Students and Introduction to .Modern (feometry, Cin.,
1S70, 12ino. 6. Enipiriciri ami Rational Psychology!
Cin., 1S82, 12mo. *' '
Schuyler, Ilev. Anthony, S.T.D., b. 1810, at
Geneva, N.Y. ; graduated at Hobart College IS.'iO; prac-
tised law in Ithaca, N.Y.; ordained in the Protestant
Episcopal Church 1850 ; rector of (Jrace Church, Orange,
.V.J., since 1S08. Household Religion : Sermons, .\.
York, 1SS7. '
Schuyler, Eugene, Ph.D., LL.D., [,(„ie, vol. ii.,
add.,] 1840-18HO, b. at Ithaca, N.Y.; graduated at Yale
1S,)'J, and at Columbia Law School IsOli; entered tbo
U.S. diplomatic service 1806; held various consulships;
was secretary of legation at St. Petersburg 1870-70,
minister resident and consul-general to Greece, Servia.
and Rouinania lSS2-84,and appointed consul-general in
Egypt shortly before his death. I, Turkistan : Notes of
a .L.urney in l'^7;i in the Rus.-ian Pruvinue of Turkistan,
the Khanates of Khokan and Bokhara, and the Prov-
inces of Kuldja. Maps and Illust. N. Y'ork, 1870, 2
vols. er. Svo.
,. " •^" excellent knowledge of the Ru.«8lan language and
1 ' "".'■ ,1' *V'!lc reaciiing aciiuaiiiUince among the official
Lla.s.s ol Russia, gave -Mr. Schuyler command of fae'llties
SCH
beyonrl those of most traveller,'-; and while his .■,,i,«„inr i
e.\|ierieiice iimy he MipiKp.-ed |„ have titt, l.i, ■ r, . ■ , 1
inK the ,mlitlcf,l „n,l' nMnnuMTi U as ee . of' i^^' I; f,! I
prohleins, his imtioiialily eiial,led liin I , exere Is^. nn ? ,
i;""x"i^,T """'' ''"'^'^' '""'' '''^ in " i^^iiciai,"-:;-;-
"Mr. .«ehuyler, by travel ami adventure hv iiiterennrs,. '■
witli various ehisses of p,.,,,,!,. a,,,! hv i iV i.L f ^ .v ^
doe.,n,ent,s. u,„.i|hlishe,l re'ennls „ f .vale let ha
iirndueed two vounies which for sr)iii ■ li,,,.' i "-'"-'^^ '"'■■'
fairly ra„k as wurks „f conshu: " 'nT,' ee , ' ^rZ-^iU, ^
wliieli 11.1 l-.imhshinaiisuniild let'iird will ,,i,r „i I' , " '
yetwhieh lew eaii «,„,n,aeh wi^l^liriVr^llldllle:"!^^;^' vS! '
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its
, Jl ^f ■■"•'?•) Tlie cossneks, by Count Leo T»l.st„y, I,on
IS„S 2 vol. p. Svu; X. i-ork, 1 vol. l2ii,o. ;i l-e,"
the (.re;.t, Kmperur of Russia: a Study of Ili.toriott
liiogriiphy. IMust. X. York. Iss4, L> voN ,Svo
■•In the work before us tliere is no rouiideil oirinn. ,.f
either I'eier, his nation. ,,r ids li,,,,. i,, , |.. !r i',,' ,' . "
nn.l his time are made o ,„ ss I ' ,Ve ' in^^rV ":!■■
tudes, aetions, and stages, in el r. ol, [o,. ' 'r' ^", ""
reader is left ,o jnd,aM7,,d\.m.,w; '".^' ;'i I; „!'''! .'^^^
belore him an iinnuMise literature f'n n, w , , , ", V
materials. . . . lie has availed iis,.|',r ,, '"'**'
^vlthextraordinarydili^,':il^^^^^^J^'M^-j^^|Un.^
memoirs, diaries, correspondenee, and reH.i' s , f a? 'ki, iJ
«ii amount of pariienl,[rs snllieient o Ki ' a f, , ss /,^
eaeh separate snhdivisini, <,f l,is snlMe,•l^ln,| va t 'm,, ,
leielii lie hoth the strennth am the weakness ,.f\ir
Nduiyler's work The .livision un, ,rr n^em . , r' ':
matter are, excelleiil, and Ihere is „ider i U e ,lL a I
svmmetrv in the parts; hiit the fulness o f h . ,, r m,!^ .!
the whofe heavy though eleariiess is every vher,', re
?pdii^"f/^i;'^.fi^,/Sr^i;;-i;--,/";;;r;,S
iv;.ct«to"'lwS"' '"'""^ ""^ '^-'^ - "-' valuab^^^
"The author is more at home in th<> nraetieal d,.inii=
and hiLsiness of diplomaev ilian in thL lied , r i ■
ffuitium. ills hook' is niai\dy ah ble fori e i, uVI?
Schuyler, George >Vashiiigtoii, bsio-ig.ss, b I
V i iw'^if ' ^■^■' g™'""'^"' "t the University of Xew
18b3-65 and he d nuious other State offices. Colonial
f^I, ^''vUls. 8vo.'" '"'''""■ '""' •"' ^''"""^'' ^- ^"'^'
■'This faithful study of an nneestralline throws «stp,„„r
lijtht ii,H,n the .soli.i virtues of the I)i tel Vjun 1 ■■> of r
commonwealth, and deserves the pra .'e of a 1 n'Jw VoVl'
erswho are proud of the truth that Ho llaii lis a n eouai
Schuyler, John. Institution of the .Society of the
riueuinati : forme.l by the Officers of the AnieH, n
Army of the Kevolution, IIHS, N. York, ISS,^ i vot
Schiynb, Moses. (Trans.) The Talmud of .Jeru-
salem : translated for the First Time into English ■ v ,,
... The Ireatise of Beralcboth, (Blessings,) Lon., m:,',
Schwartz, J. •!. W. 1. The Morning of a bovo
and her I'oe.ns, Lon., bvS5, p. Svo. 2. .Nivalis: a
Tr'!,?o1r '" p!"' 'J"'*' {-""•' ' ''*^''- «'■• «"• :i- Julian : a
nets Loi ' ' '*^"- ■*■ ^ ^'""'*'"f '^"°-
Schwatka, Frederick, b. bS4D. at (ialena, III.;
graduated at the U.S. Military Academy 1871, and held
a commission as lieutenant of cavalry till 18S4' eon- I
dueled an expedition te search for traces of Sir John '
Franklin s party 187S-S(l, t.xplored the con- e of the
IhT \ li '^ '^-'i- ""'' """'■■"""'•"I «» expedition to
Alaska for the !^ew York Times in l,^' ,6. I. Ninirod in
the Nor h ; or, Hunting and Fishing Adventures in the
Arctic Uegions. lllust. N. York, 1885, 4to. 2. Along
Alaska s Oreat Rivci : a Popular Account of the Alaska
ixploring txnedition of 188;i along the Ureat Yukon
liner, from its feource to its Mou'.U in the liritish Xo:th-
K Yo^rMsr'tvo '" "-^-^'""■^' "f ••^'-^- i""3t.
M r 7v^' ♦re'^Be .n. The Electric Hath:
McMhcal I scs nn.l Appliance.-, .V. York, I,s77, lllmo
schweiiiit^, Ediiiiiiid Ale.vaiidcr de, .s.T D
[«../.•, vol. .,., add.,] ls...-,-|,ss7. I. Some .d' the Fathers
ot he American Moravian Church, liethlehem, KS.Sl.
Kra^^:,,^'::^^;it„;-rn^r;Ui.:t.i:;^;::
s:;yrLKh,;:h!:, 1^. ''■"'''■'''=■"- «-^"-'-^
Schueildlcr, Louis. Instructions for Tesline
Telegraph Lines, a„,l the Techni,.al Arraiigcinen "^
Offices : wnttei, .m liehalf of the (iovernnient of India
un, er the Onlers ,,f the Director-General of Tel egrnX;
in India, Lon., I,s78-S(i, •> vols sv,, b'"(oi.T
Sridmore, Miss E. Huhaiiiah. Alaska its
^T;::.titr' '"^ ^"""" '^-"'""'"«''- ^"-^
Sclater, Philip Lntley, M.A., Ph.D., F.R.S .
l'n,>,-, vol. 11., add.,] edit.,r of Ibis. I. A .Vaturali t's
utl.Birds, ((ialbuhdio and liuconi.lie.) Parts I -VI
L,,n IS8„. 4to. 3 (Ed.) Catalogue of Animals of
1 /r,^ ,'""•■"' '"■ Fiiunula Americana, Lou., IS,S2 Svo
4. (Ld.) lorster's Animals of JIu.lson's Pay, Lon., Ls,s2'
fn.miC L^^-.' .l^l'Sl^V"'" '^'■"i'l'-'losioal Memoirs
-ir.ls n ..he British Museum: vol. xi., I'asseriformes •
iiigi lilorioes. l-artn., vol.xiv., Pas'seriformes , ( lU
goni.No.he. Lon l,s,s6-s.s,,sv„. With Hn.so.v, W. IL,
Argentine Ornithology : a Descriptive Catalogue of the
F,^::?!J::'5^^»!i;;j,4;-^^--'"f ^oicnceana
\o'!cl"l"''''''is"Ir.f"'', •*'«"• 1- "'^■■» 15<^l"*v: a
jFaiiacies,/. vo,.o n-;;::T^,^:;^i:rr:tio:;^
' iv^io 1 E pe i^uce;:i.;Vr ^.is "i^^Z^^^;^ .1!;-"'
,".•;"';« '•'"ev. S. K. Hidden Sunbeams Real
i ["sfl I'l'mo" ""''" ^'^'"° "'"'"" ■'^■"'' ^'"'^^ i-hilu"!
j Scolliird, Clinton, b. ISiin. at ninton NY-
'graduated at Hamilton College l^h ; a.s,ss" nt'orofo'
sor ot rhetoric an.i literature in Hamilton Co eg^K "
1. I'ictures in Song, N. York, l,s,M, jr.mo. 2. With
of1^ng'^':t^"t^^;,^^ia'Vs^'^'-"""""-^^-'"'
th^vl'r<' "'• ""1'"S»«- '• I'ublic Schools and
he I ubiic .^ervice Lon.. I.s7.^, r. Svo ; 2d ed., 1,S77. 2
^volMd'e.l.l^Lss;'""' "^ ^'"8"^°'^ ^'=""'' I"">- '^■'^". ".■
Trf","","?' "r- "'"'«"> Dalton, graduated at
n^,i; V *.''""•' '■""""■■* ^■'"'^'■- " Tragedy, in
Lngli.di \eise, Liin,, l.S7y, Linio. ^
Scoreshy-Jnckson. See Jackso.v.
rlcdrHiV,.;^- "frVl'^'-'n "■^'"'".''■i '^''"' •^^'^"i'^^ -^ Com.
tte liistoi.v .,1 their Open an.l Secret Procee.lings from
he Poun.lation o the Order to the Present Time^ 'J™ld
..the. berman People by Theodor Griesinger. Lon!^
The Family of Kiver Farm, Lon.,
wtu'^^", C''''''"i» of 'he Cold, N. York, 1SS6, 12mo.
iV« ,"o "' '""'''''' "'' ^""Ser and Adventure, liost.,
iooS, 12:110. '
Scott, Agnes
l'-'^^', p. .-<vo.
Scott, .Miyor-Gen. Alexander De Courcv
.E., retired l,s82. London Water: a Review t'^ho
Metropolitan System, Lon., 1S,'<4, cr 8vo
Scott, Henjamin, F.R.A.S.. [o„^.,'vol. ii., second
•.N^l.'-4tr"' ''-^ ' '^^^ ' ^""^""^ «"" "'■ i'-^""-, Lon.,
IS.^if'c^'sJ;''* '"''"' ^™""'™ of Sheep. Farming, Lon.,
Scott, Cecil. Kate's New Home, Lon., 1872, 18mo.
Scott, Kev. Charles, M.A., era.luated „t (iu„en'-
St'^Paor^y'ir 'r'^'''''V ''^'''"■'^''''■^7'''- '"'="'"bentof
C eed^ , l' . "' VT i'""- '• ''^""'« Account of the
All rt '^i'""/ i;"^ ^'- P'""'=l'' Dublin, 1872. 2. The
Ald.ey Church of Bangor, Belfast, 1882
of u':e"(!,',th,''.7"'fh'^- A"''"'""- "^''fi'"". Apostlo
Ch, h . F-"";' "'"' "" Account of the Gothio
c!:ridge:f88i,''r.v':!'='"^' '""•^^»" •-^^ '^-^■')
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ll'li
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In!! '.'■' ',".'"''' "'"" "■"^' '"•'"'""'■o lie has succoodcil fn tlirow-
l-Mi I*',', i"!'.,!'"?,","";," ■'"'I' "'^" '."'"'"i-si'rwiM.lars like
„,**.*^*^"» Charles >'e\vtoii. 1. The IWcglcMims of
Uiristmnity : an Kssuy on the KcligiouH Jlisloiv of An-
tu,uit>- I.on W7, ,,. Svo. 1'. l.yries and Elegies,
Jion., issil, 121110.
Scott, Cloinciit Williuiii, b. ISII, in London-
son ot Ucv. Williiiin >Si:ol(, /,,/,•» ,. was ediiratcd at
JMiirlboroiigli College, and becaiiic a clerk at the War
Oflice in IsliO. lie eontribiited to several of the London
liajiers, niul on retiring fi i the eivil service In IS71I
joined the staff of the Daily Telegraph as diamntic
critic, bceoiiiiiig also editor of the Theatre in I88II. Ho
has ada|dcd plays from the French for the London
theatres. 1. Urawing-Uo.Mii I'lays and I'arloiir Panto-
niinies. Collected by .Aliiiaviva. Lon., IsdU, p. 8vo •
new ed., 1871. 2. Koun.l about the Islands; or, Sunny
Pjiots near Home, Lon., 1S7:!, 8vo.
«, .,'5'','^'"!}-'"'""''" f''i''J,'«'i's descriptive of many of the
?lvii lllr! "''""* "' '^"«''""1 '""1 Ireland."-.i>c(./n("r,
3. ],ays of a Londoner, Lon., 7882, or. Svo; new ed.,
18>.>. .|. Poems for Hecitation, Lon., l8S:i, 12ino 5
loppy-Land Papers : .lescriptive of Scenery on the East
,'':'J''.i"'"" '■'"'''' '•""'• "• '-''y' ""^' ^yr'e>, Lon.,
lo.'-N, INnio. '
o. 1*^"^'' ?• ?• ^ '"'""'' O^tUaa History of the United
States, N. York, I8sii, I2ino.
Scott, Eben (Jrceiiough, 1. The Development
of Constitutional Liberty in the English Colonies of
America, X. York, 1SS2, Svo. 2. Commcntaiies upon
he Interstate System of Pennsylvania ; 2d od., Phila.,
lS8i, Svo. '
Scott, Edu-nrd. 1. The Art of Waltzing and
(»uidc to the liall-Uoom, Lon,, 1885, Ifimo. 2. (3race
and lolly : or, Dancing and Dancers, Lon., 1887, 12mo;
2d ed., 1SS8. '
Scott, Edward Benjaiiiin. The Shin-Owner's '
Iclegraphic Code; 2d ed., eiil., Lon., 1880, Svo I
Scott, Edward John Long, M.A., graduated at
Lincoln College, U.vlord, lsf)2: keeper of manuscripts
and ivlgerton librarian, British Museum. (Trans ) The
Eclogues of Virgil, translated into English Verse, Lon.,
1884, 12mo.
Scott, F. J. The Light of Life ; Sermons preached
at lewkesbury. Second Series. Lon., 1881, ]2mo
., ^?,"".' r'„ !**«'<««»• The Place of Shelley among
the English Poets of his Time, Lon., 1878, Svo
Scott, Frank J. Suburban Home Grounds, and
Uest Modes of Laying Out, Planting, and Keeping Deco-
rated (,round.s. Illust. X. York, 1871, 8vo: new ed.,
with title "The Art of Beautifying Suburban Home
(Jrounds of Small Extent," ISMi.
'^''ll"' Ji^edcrick Cie-jrge. The Soul's Quest,
and other Poems, Lon., ISss, fp. Svo.
Scott, George F. H, Theodore, and other Poems,
Scott, Sir George Gilbert, R.A., F.S.A., [auie,
vol. 11., add.,] ISI 1-1878. He was knighted in Is72 a.s
architect to the National Memorial to Prince Albert
1. Lectures on the Rise and Development of Mediiuvaf
Architecture : delivered at the Royal Aeailemy. Illust
Lon., 1879, 2 vjis. Svo. ^
"The real place which wc believe that Sir Gilbert i^colt's
lectures may successfully claim i„ the educatioii of the
man whether profes.sioiial or amateur, who "sires ,,
atuuire a scieiitilie knowledge of ICiigli.sli arcl Itecture
w-ifl be that (dthe second essential book, iie.xt to 1 c m is^
SfeluiclMi"; T"'^ technical manual, 'it will 1 ' re n -
mended to the learner as the supplement which he w 1
reqinro in order to freshen up aiu/iive life ai ,1 m en le
to the drier details of whatsoever text-book he mavlmve
xlv^ltWO."" ' groundwork of his studies.--"",'/, 'j^.,';
2. Personal and Professional Recollectior >. E.lited
by his Son (} Gilbert Scott, F.S.A. With an Intro.luc-
T 7-,'"' ^"y ^^<'*'- •'"'"> ^^''lli'"ii Burgon, B.D.
L(jn., Is79, Svo.
th'iVvohimn will''nr''''' '^'•"f^"'^ ?"""'■' profes-sioiinl lal.curs,
nan's f» 1, Prove of service ; as the story of a good
mans life, it has iiiueli to interest; but the iileaviire i>f
iS^lS i^llv?;,^"!'^ r",V^ l'y.the antag^Inislfc'p:^ u™
so irLquentlj assumed by the writer."— .s>j('du/oc, 111. l(M«.
.^. hngli,!, CImrch Architecture prior to the Separa-
tion ol England from Pome. Illu.st. Lon., 1881 fol
Scott, Graham. The Sandcliff V stery : aNov'el
Lon., 1888, cr. Svo. '
Scott, II. T. Counsel to a Young Wife, Lon., 1870,
132-t
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( Scott, Henry >V. Kansas Probate Law and Prao.
tice: for Attorneys, Executors, Administrators, ,Vc., To.
poka, 18S7, Svo.
Scott, Hew. Fasti Ecclesiro Sooticana? ; Succession
of Ministry from 1560. Parts I.-V. Lon., 1871, 4to
,, ^V,"l' /'t l'''''"-''P'e8 of New Testament Quotation
Established, Lon., is;.'), j,. Svo.
Scott, J. Cranford. 1. Arthur Jessic.son ; a \ovel
Lon., IS7S, 2 vols. p. Svo. 2. The Swinlons „f Wan-
dale: a Novel, Lon., 1S78, a vols. p. Svo. ;i. Elsneth •
a Drama. Lon., 1880. i ' •
T ^l^"}\' "'.' '■'• ''"'"' "iinchback of Carriginore; an
Irish laic, Lon., 1877, 12mo; new ed., KSsii
« t'^'i" o'r"'* •^'•. ''''."' •'^■"'■'."■'' "I' Angus and .Mearns :
Scotch Ueformation. Paisley, ISSfi, p. Svo.
Scott, J. H. The Family Guide to Brussels, Lon
ISi I, p. Svo.
Scott, Kev. J. W. The Dove : a I'arody on " The
Haven," Phihi., Is7:!. 12nio.
r'*i'"'h"'iJ'".?'* '■eoi'Se, b. 1837; formerlv captain
o. the 5th Fusileers. 1. The Barman: his 'Life and
Notions. By Shway Yeo. [pseud.] Lon., 1882 "vols
p. Svo. 2. France and 'Tongking: a Narrative of the
( aiiipaign of Iss 1 and the Occupation of Further India :
with Mai) and Plans, l,on,, 1SS5, Svo,
, "-\,,!'"'le<'tion of a-iifics written at diflerent times and
ndillcrent places When, bc.wever, the I, ,.?,""«
taken by lliemselves there is no ,,,11 Wr »nv 1 i, , Im
praise. They lone . , , all the life an, eo r • ?cl is
on y to be louml n Ihc reports .d' an eye-wi less o
tlioiraigh y cmipeleiit to estimate all hi' sees at its riirl t
value. Mr, .Scolfs kio.wledu-e of liidn-clii m is , r,,bablv
.s','/,"i?"'.','-iix.'7V.i;^ '"•' '"" ''"' '"""-' "'■ '"^ "''' ''''"'''''""-
3, Burma as it Was, as it Is, and as it Will Be, Lon
IsSb, cr. Svo. ■'
"Mr. Scott claims to have covered the whole L'rouiid
and, as there is „ol,o,ly ,.oi,ipeteiU to critic se I h,i ex"tnt
liinise f, we shall not presiniie to sjiv how far 1 e las su?
ceeded. What, however, may be aiserlcd with sol te
Si'iiiiiiki^^j;;;! ^J:z^^!^" " ""^^'^^ -"""^'^. -^
Scott, James Ilenat, F,S,A. Memorials of the
Family of Scott of Scot's Hall in the County of Kent.
Illust. Lon., 1S7(), imp. 4to.
"The author of this line work hasnot.sparedeitbernains
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Scott, Rev'. John,' D.D„ b, 1820, in Washington
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the Methodist Protestant Church 1842, and was e,litor
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a ."lorv Lon li-- 'o' ■ f; ' ""'ma's Ambition :
a Ser pture Text L'V. "";, '•. •'•"""''"y Me,litations :
18m,'!' "''' "^"^ ^'"y ^"y i" 'he Year, Lou.. 1880,
Scnrlc, Iter. Georee iMarv h is'<ii i„ r ,
brother oC Arthi, . u i "■"'»• ■>• I'^o'J, in London:
N. York, 1877, 8vo. '^•'I"-'"'''-" ™ntaining Problems, .tc,
Scarle, Malcolm Hillinni. LL I! h issn
-8frcr.'8:.of2',red''r8's's*''% 'i P-' H-'O-n, Lon.,
Lon. 1875 or sv ■' V i 2 ''?»»H-body and Xobody,
! pathic' t^s^liiK* !um h rihe'wS "? ""''^'^'^'' '»■ h'>'"<^o.
the leaves o I'er V a ,-V, a "'""» .■'""^^li'-'e, is chewing
be • the «reat ,,r\"erve , f ffo al,;! Iw'.T,',' '^'^ I-"'' '"""'^'^ '«
tioiis.' • Had iiir .mnv t PM 1,,?'' '' '" f"""'^' Pi-'-ifra-
it. r-o,' and his trcM, "\ leort ,,,• ' r''^'-' ''™," ^'il'l'lied ivith
K5;::'?^:i;'i^vi!;i^h;j:fi^:rr'^""-"«^°"'
.-jpiral: with Complete T.tbiUof'Defl.tn. a^'f'or'
ilinates for Spirals, X. York, 188:i l^m" ""'' °'-
voMi'^'iallMsnM'Jv'V"* V«'n>i'K'n. D.D., [„,„,,
,./„,.■■' '^I"-!'''''. Ij.at .Sandislield, Mass • zradu
S ol' 1 1'";"" ff'^f If'' ""J "' "^"va.d ofvin ty
ocnooi I8.,7; entered the ministry of the Unitarian
Church, and was pastor at Westonf Moss , 1865-18^6
•'■u ft'ir ,1 ""^^ %' i''"" »'■ Christ Bost' Is 2,
a::tiai"'Ll^:' i! s^; i vfvsir "f ^?^r °^ T
Life: Sermons and Poem^'fios-t Tsrti •lOmo'TT a?
Glorious Song of OhL Ulust. Bost., 1S83 "q. 12mo'.""
V York'Hsf'^o^*^' 1. Woodcraft. By Nessmuk.
york,T88r.'f2l."""- '■^'"''' '^""-' I'—. N.
Do&,^X' "Jf J^^^i.i^ae-'bin on ,1^ border, of
\o^-?r'' '^?,-. ?*''['""• 1- Cleansing Fires: a
fon 'l8-'- '9 "V '^ ™c- "• •'"»• 2. Kismet: a NoveL
^^8";:3"v'o'ii.or:to.''- ''"■ '■ ^°"^^ ■ ^^-o'- 1---.
1827
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I'liurcli Wiprk HiiiunK
iifiiriii;; IVr>|i|i'
riio (ioi<|iel of iho Tiibcrnnclc, Lon., ' anlmiil frdtn n dlimlo bone. He lin* b*Biiii hy utiulylng
llie ri'iimlii" (if the "poll tlvM ^y»tpnl lii Ills uwii trnviislilii
111' IlllrlllU. (lllil InilU lllflllf hll'. pllK'll'iluil tn iMlIM Up II
lilstciry 111' llif sysicm lliri.in.'liniii Kiinliiinl. 'Ilii^ >\\u\v
liiiiii llic lll'c, ii.s niic limy Miy, Kivis lil- Murk lUi i'«piilii'l
Vlllllc. UN lilcl- win III. Holivillll. fVlll tn IhlihC Willi llf>l-
tiilf III iicci'piliin ciiicliisliiii., whicli nil nt the nnit hI'
miiiiy 11 I'liorMiiil heller In llie primitive lieeiluni nf the
KiikIIhIi race. . . . We iiiii^iMikiinu leilne thiil Mr. Heelmhiii
lllls llimle II llliist Vlllllllhle eiilltl llMltlull In hWlirle ,'lllilv "
—s,ii. /;,!.. hi. ill I,
■•Whiilever mny lie tlie nlllniiue view wlilcli niiiv he
mlnpieil II- 111 Ihenrlu'lii uf the KiiKllsh.iiliiI ..r the Knitllsh
vllliiue eiiimiiiiiilty mill the niilveiMilllv nt the ii'iiniirliil
\v-leni. Iheie i- iiiiiliiiilii ihiil lliewliule -iil.Jeet mii«t hii
iisiileicil III llie lli;hliit the In iv liiet- lunl new iul-ii.
II'")'. Ivi.
Searx, it. E.
ixr.'i, |i. svo.
Scartli, J.
I.iin., Is.sii, svi
Nentoil, A. K., niember nf the Iii-titiite of Nnvii
An'hilirl.", ,Ve. i leiliirer iit the Kn.viil N'liviil College,
Wiiiihvieh. A Miiiiiial nf Murine KiitjinuerinK : einii-
pri-inK iha l)e.-i)j!iiin);, Cmntnieli iinil Wurkiii)} nf
Murine .Miiehinery. Illii^t. l.iin., I"'^:!, ^vn ; Tlh nl,,
Willi Aililitiiiniil Infiiriiiiitiuii on 'I'riiilu unci yua(lru|ilB
E.\piiii.-iii" Mngines, IS.^.s.
St'iiioii, Sir Thtiiiinm, [.mir, vol. il,, mlil.)
Jliiniiii, of Fill riiltiii); iinil Wnoil-t'arvlng : with Diii-
gnuMs leiii., I>7.i. IL'imi.
NcRloii, » illiiiiii John, Uepmt on the Fore-ts
mill Alphii Ue.-iiiireeK of Algeria. .Vc, Lon., 187(1, Kvii.
Sfbiistiiiii, Lewis Hoyd, .M.A., li.C.L., b. ls.)2;
grailiiale.l at Ivveier Ccille^jo, O.idViril, IST.'i; oalle.l In tlio
bar lit l,ineiiln'.< Inn 1^7(I. 1. The Law nf Tnnlc-.Marks
nnil tliuir Ueni-triiliiin, Lon., I>77, Xvo| '.M e.l.. l-^^l.
" The enlleetinii nf eases is very ample iiinl .salisliielnry,
Mr. Selinsliiiii never hiviiitr iliiwn a pnipiisiilnn williniit
piipniirliiiK it hy almiiiliiiiee nf anlhurllles. Aniurieaii iis
Well as KiiKllsh.'— .sii(. li,r., .\lvi. Iss.
'2. Digest of ('ii.sus of Tniile-.Mark, Tnulo-Nunie, Traile-
PciTCt, Oooil-Will, Ac, Lon., 1S71I. 8vn.
St'ci'uinhc, .loliii TlioiiiHS, .M.D., .^LR.('.S., h,
Ls:f4 ; .lurgeiin of Ihe Lynn ilislricit nf the Great Xnrtliern
Railway, ,'suienee. Theism, and Uevelation in Uelation
to Mr. Mill'.s Essays on Nature, Kcliglon, ami Theism,
Ljn., l.HT.'i, ,Mvn.
Secconibp, liiriit.-l'ol. Tlioniiis Strong. 1.
Army anil .Navy Drnliories. Lon., I.H7J, 4tn; 2il eil., 187(1;
new eil., ISsl. 2. Cnmic, Droll. Funny, lluuiornns I'le-
tnres, Lon., 1S77, 4to. ;). Military Misrcalling.^ from
Sliakspeare. I'rinteil in Colours. Lon., 1S8II, 4to ; new
eil.. Ish;!. 4. The .Story of Prince Jlililehrand anil the
Princess Ida. Illust. " Lon., Is.sil, r. 4to. ,0. Army
and Navy Ilirthday-Iionk, Lon., 18,^1, ,S2ino. (1. Comic
iSketches from English History for Children, Lon., 1.SS4,
4to.
Sccretnn, Snmiiel. Rules for Oeriunn Gender,
Lon., 1878. 8vo.
Sedart^, N. M. The Life of a Love, in Songs and '
Sonnets, .\. York. 18.82, sin. 4to,
nieiils IjiniiKht In hear (111 it In this hunk."— .SkWii'
"lie eermlnly lias lieen |he (Irst In make It elearly
iiiulersiniid whiii the sysie f cnliivallnn an. I hiiiil'inhf-
liin really was."— W, .1. Asiii.KV ; liitimliwlinn h Kmlith
J-.iniiiiliiir llii'lurii iiiirl Viiiini.U.
"It is (litlleiili. iiiileeil. InnvereMliniite llie Iniporlanee
III Mr. .-eeliiihnrs new e(inlilliiilinii tn one nf the nmst
ve.\eil i|iie»llniis in Kn>;l|sh hislnrv. We ihliik thai he
lines lint iillnw . . . slinieiellt senpe I'nr Ih eviileliee nf
enni|iiiialive law Mini hislnrv. . . . lint, selliiit! aside these
iiiid the nil er ijiie-liniis we have raised, the l.mad fuel re-
mains lliiit the villune (■niiiiiiiinitv is hv Mr. .■^eehnhni
hrnin;lil wiihin the niiice nt linniiiii inllireiiee; and this
(lie! niiee periuaiiemly prnved must iissuiedlv lead np In
snnie eniielnsiniis Willi lemiid In eiirlv Kiiu'lish hislnry
whieli will, nil the wlmh', Inilnw tlu- fines nl .Mr. (note
rather lliiiii those nf .Mr. Kieeniiiii."— .I'/i . .\n. i;'.ilii.
"The i|iiestinn. as he lirn|.iiiiiids il. is whether the enii-
(liiernrs nf ^:ll^:l|lnd liiniideilnr revived a sneieiv m Inrdf
and .serfs, nr whether they eniislnicled the ^'ate nil the
principles of Ireednni and eijiiiililv. U'liiisw 'Ld in nne
wnv, iiiir Kniilish eennniiiie hislnry must hei,Mi with free
village enmniiiiiities. whii h ^'radiiuUv deKeini'iled liiln
tlieserldnin nt Ihe .M iildle ,\i;es ; 'il' answered i.' he niher
way, it heKins wiili Ihe serldniii nf the nia.sses nl the rural
pnpnh-.iiiiu under .-a.xnii rule, a serldnm Irnni \r|u li It has
taken nne thnuMind years nf KiiL'lisli eeminniie evnlntlnii
tn set them free.' lie iirelers Ihe latter view, and cnn-
eludes that a niannrial system e.xisled in this ennntrv
while htilj n prnvinee nl llie Kmjiire, whii h was either
adnpted or revived hy n Gennaii people wlm were I'Hiiilllar
with the nnelent elvllizatinn. . . . NVe shall all rei|Ulre
evidence id' a niiieli wider and more striiineiit kind heliire
we aekiiiiwledge that inir iiiiiiinrlnl svslem and cninmnii
held industry were derived from Komaii liilluence."—
CilAliLKS 1. Ki.TiiN : Anid., xxlv. l.W.
"Tlie most e.xliaiislive and hield aeeoiint of this svsteni
Seddall, llev. Henry, was curate of Forgney and """ has over been made. . . . Mr. Seehnhm . . . slinws hy
Irish secretary of the Church Missionary .^oc'ety. I. "verpower.iiK evidence that the Kll^dish villiiKc eninniu-
Malta Past and I'l-nsniit Ton 18-0 Sen •> .el,.: Mi/ I "','5 "''>'< " "'"ilc eniiimiinily at every iiiie (if tile stiiKes hy
Malta, 1 I .St and 1 resent, Lon., 13,0, ,s»o. 2. Ihe Mis- , whieli lie traces it hack f ' iin the laltJr part nf the ^Iiddle
sionary History of hierra Leone, Lon., |S|4, 12nio. 3. Ages to the si.\ili and sevi>;'h centuries.''— .Vii(((;)i,.\.\xvill.
The Cluireh of Ireland: a ilistorical .s^ketch, Dublin, '**■
]88o, II. 8vo. ' Sct'bohni, Henry. 1. c-iberia in Europe: a Visit
Seddon, Henry Cooper. Builders' Work and '" "'« Valley of the I'clcbi ra, in Northeast Russia :
the Building Trades. Illust. Lon., iNsf,, Svo. w'th Descriptions of the Natural History, Migration of
Sedgwick, Arthur (George, b. 1844, in New ' Birds, Ac. Illust. Lon., 1880, p. 8vo.
York ; son of Theodore Sedgwick, the third, ((iiifc, vol. , ','*^^"'-' "">>' K«^' "" fxeellent idea of the contents of the
ii.;) graduated at Harvard 18i!4; served in the civil , ?;i!ll'"i!: V.^i Vi',':'.,'."^:''.''.,^'!'''^'.:.''','.''',";",''*''*,,^ ',''•''.' »r*'.I'!i".t
war; adinilted to the Boston bar. With Wait, FuBn-
ERicK S., A Treatise on the Principles and Practice gov-
erning the Trial of ii.ie to Land, N. York, 18S2, Svo;
2ded., I88B.
Sedgwick, Mi^'or W. 1. Light the Dominant
Force of the Tniverse, l.,on., lS8.'i, p. 8vo. 2. Life: the
E.xpliiMition of it, Iion., InSo. A. India for .^ale : ,
Kashmir .8old. Lon., ISsii. Svo. 4. A Heady Remedy for '
India's E.xchange DilBculties, Lon., 1880, 8vo. ,
Sedgwick, W. T., and >ViUon, E. B. Biology,
N. York, I8,s|l, 8vo. |
See, James >V., ("Chordal," pseud.) Extracts
from Chordal's l^cetures. Illust. N. 'York, 1881, 12moj !
enl. cd., 188;!.
Seebohm, Frederic, [nuii , vol. ii., add.,] a mem-
bcr of a banking linn at Hitchin, llertfordsnire. 1. On
International Reform, Lon., 1871, 8vo.
"This e.s.say. written during the American civil war. Is !
only now given tn the public. ... It seeks ... to Khow :
that the greater part of the relations among sovereik'n
.States are still not governed by any rules deservinu' the
name of law: tiiat the want of any such troYernmeiit is a
grievous liiiidriiiice In the iiitcreniii-se of nalinus, and that
the necessity Inr estalilisliiuK snuie kind nf order is daily
becoming more imperious."— .s^xcdidu-, xliv. 7;!7.
2. Era of the Protestant Revolution. ("Epochs of
.Modern History,") Lon., 1874, 12mo. H. The English
Village Community examined in its Relations to the
Manorial and Tribal Systems, and to the Common or
Open Field System of Husbandry ; an Essay in Eco-
nomic History, Lon., 1S8;1, 8vo ; .3d cd., 1884.
"Mr. Secbolini ha.s gone to work somewhat upon the
principle of the naturalist who reconstructs an extinct
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graiiliie in their realism, and which will hear exiini-niiig
again and again, lint the book Itself is most iiitercMliit.'
reading, tllnn^l. iiatiinilly there are parts nf it which
cliielly reeonimend tlieinselves m the practical ornitholo-
gist. "—.Si/, ltd-., li. 27.
2. Siberia in Asia : a Visit to the Valley of the Y'cne-
say in East Siberia: with Descriptions of the Natural
History, Migration of Birds, .tc. With Maji and Illus-
trations. Lon., 18,82, Svo.
"It is iniposslhlc with the space at our command to do
jnstiee tn the freshness of descriiitinn and the vividness
of portrayal with which Mr. Seebnhni ]iliiees het'nre us the
country and its inhahitaiits."— .i//i., Xn. •>7ii.
"Ornithologistii alnlie can fully apiireeiate the scieiitllie
results at which Mr. .''eebnlim arrived. . . . .\s regards
that iiorlion of his work which describes Siberian scenery
and manners, it is of unusual interest"— .s'«/. Hcv., liv. Kii
3. The (icographical Distribution of thcCharadriida',
I or the Plovers, Sandpipers, Snipes, and their Allies.
I Illust. Lnn.. 1SS8, 4to.
" In every rcsnei't an important contribution to ornitho-
logical science.' ~.s■.l^ /,'«■., Ixv. riOO.
"Seedair, Stephen," (Pseud.) See Dksehet,
Phinkas, 'Kpni,
Seeger, F. (Trans.) The Art of Singing, by F.
I Lieber : with an Original Chapter on the Hygiene of the
Voice, N. York, 1872, 12ino.
Seelbach, rarl. Proverbial Treasury: English
and Select Foreign Proverbs: with References and Ex-
planations, N. York, I8S0, ]2uio.
Seeley, Harry tiovier, F.R.S., professor of geog-
rajdiy in King's College. London. 1. Inde.x to Fossil Re-
mains of Aves, Ornithosauria, ReptiUa, Lon., 18C9, 8yo.
2. Ornithosauria : an Elementary Study. Illust. Lon.,
SEE
'¥'
" A tteriiTHl view of KiiniiMMm Ici.thv, 1 , .
nn.l »|«.H,., „r Kiin,,K...ii rMw, J' V'''"''.'"''"' '''■'''•''''•
"I vvhiii
UN aim
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WHMu|li,lu!M,\h.; Vi.;.rr. «"lii;'t',"V ■ ,■ ■ ."i»»ln'
iivfii({,. Kill riMiM'rilii. ii,.,. i.v , ''"'"x'"'!'! iriiiiiry, lo
"iTi'l.t l'r..|',>v,,r .-r,.|..v'« ii ,H, ;■ ■ ■ ■,^*'-' I'liiiiii.t . ,
ex,.r.^l,,,^.p,,,,,,,,^,,,i;;^■:!!il-;;J;;rln,,hl.l,„,,
v"l- ii., mill.,)
« |irolV».-,,riii| KcN
i"»-iii,, ,it cihH nil : c 1 ,il"i''?":'r"^'i" ^'•■'•
IH"'li'f.e.l, 111 «cl,li,|,.„ tr, vo ka ■ on, • '" I ■■ "" '"'"
.^kLtoli. L„n., IMilii sv, An,n W r "" ''''"'"™l
.n,i,lci. .. The I,l.;.',.i„Mi:l; :;, K, :i: "m" ;^1;' "'"^
(loli'iioo of K.lwunI I. „g„iii.t the ,.hT r ;• 1, '- '-^
nn'^I!:V"h:;ii'a'tk;:,;'i;';";;^ 'i:^:s ir^p'i 'V^, -"-
'"-'"ry. . . . Tlif iiiitlini- Is „."!V r.i'"'" "f '■-"''■''«''
vyriM : ho i, „„ ,„|voc,ili. •■ till .- ,||' ,,' ''^'■"^'"""1? P'lii,.-
■M. . „i the. ,|iic.Mi„ii;'_.s„. /'; ;.': ^ r '^^^^'iin "" ""«
-'. I.eitiire« 1111,1 K«:<:,v l„, is-,', v 'f
three lecture, „„ ,. i : ;. . .'"■' '>.*>"• ; ln,.|ii,l,.-
■ .''tiirios li„m the fiest Uu
1'1'iuil, Lon., IsHl, I2m,i.
.Sec'ly, Howard.
'I'ho W„rl.l bi.f„ro (ho
•». trub t'oiiit, l,u„., |>si, |,,
three lectures „ii •■ ituiiiu, r,..„ •■
- " Libpnii K,iiioa.i:::";r ri ': ::"^ , v:^ .t'-
>Wiool,,'- •■ The Chuich ,1., a Toaohir rf .M„n,l i*? "'' '"
i"en(..ry I'riiioiplo, |„ Alt," " .Milt,,i, " J' '■''
Ihu lei.tiiroMi,, 1.' i • .. ' '"'
• Klu-
■ Alt„«,. hor the.-,, s ," J.' "i"'V'' .'•'"■>■ '""•^' '"
;"»lBht 111 Mr. .-^ec.! ■ •■sv. 1,1 1,,."'' ,' , ',"'.' i"' , '""""^ ''"■
"!"1 nniiplet.. timt t i" wVirk w 1,1 , ,„ "''•' ,'~ -" ""i-h<"l
virli: ,.;• thiu il.mll,y\.|,,, ,^.'1:^^ , ■';''"'|;;1 »'teml„ii l,y
.i. Life ami Tiine; „c si..;„ . '''."■ ''"^■i->- _
•\^^n,,h„ni,..U-e.n: a .V,"v,.).N-'''vrk I ';."",';., '■ ''
-"'^;"''::^ti:;i:,-:-j'«^r-;-i^n^
';"■ iiiclioinul waters, a, lio, ,,t <', ,. . ' T"'"' "''
^.."^:;^^"^ri^,irji;"r'<--
""'ve,l t„ tl . n .V,r s, . • ; ",l *- '"'"^.V, I'ninee ; i-e^
!'edaii;,,,'i;;,^;':;t^';:^t,i,:;'^i^;rii';'''r'f--
works n Fnndi i v„ ' 1. . ' , , l'"'j""ho,l many
.>.- wi.^t:L^!r^5J^'^:i;7,-^ !^-"" Temp;-:
c.inr^;"?:;^;:lri; V;,rk'-,^;!''-^^^";f ^"'"-■'
•Mveliti- „r 11,., ii, ■ I,' ''^'''-'^ .1 v<,la. 8vo, 2.
A/luU iii: ( /'J^^'^l':; ' '-/^"^ «Pi°"l l^.raly,iX ,,7
a folleoti„n o K..,,;. iVti.'l,:.''!"'; ^' Opera Minora:
lN6t!-l,ss2, \ Y ;. . ,'ss i ' L«etures,ana Addressee
I I'l"!".. l' rfi, to o 7i ■„^;,'"",:' ","■', .l'"':H,loKieal,
Treatment ot' I. ".„.;;,,( ;?eTr\"' Vi'''""'''-' -"l
lies. 1,1,., X. .^■.rk:isy;c,5rr2d" /::;' ^:;:i-
i'hl,;;;:^:^;!'Zii;:'' ''''■^"'^"'''"''' ^»''-t" im^t:
I be^^r^:^,S^f^„«-„^", American Theatr.
the (iospols: vol. ii., \ York H-. 19 L«''""-es on
m ,'„'-""'• '• 1 ractii-a .'<eruion< Isro «
"'" ■■''""■■' of Faith l^ssii ,) rf 'V "■•''.• »•
nmc to ooiiie."_,sv,;. L;. Yxi \v, -'^•'P"l'-'oii Im m,iuu
M.4'M'ten,e^[r;;f;;i;i;''l :V'i(''> ;every,hi,i« is
his ehnracter or e.stim tu his .m,^ ■'L " ' ,'i'"!.'-''' '" 'imilvzc '
;'";n dos(.ri,,tl,,n ,,f Iho tvl,\l^.?'i:;.'^l>.''~%^^"r ,svek:y's
..LifVi and Time., ,f Stein, or, UenimliV:^!!
!i"w ed..-'ls's", ""'" ^^''' ^'""'''"''««. l^r.S .! vil'
"1st oi- hhr.inii,ia: ■;;;;;',!;;i/l^,;;!K'i y" "* ti... prota,.,.
"I "i.e stal, s..,i,i„' ,," ho u , , " :","l'"' '^ ."«r"|.hy
niiiiihor who ilustere,! mun, ,i,„ . ''^'^I'.'I'l'^ >'I a •-'r.'.ii
lliiii, uiiil with ,1 s,|n s I , is ' , ;. "l""'r"' <-■'"""'■' "Uli
the merits ttin'l ,k.fc.,.ts ., ' tl Is i,i i„ 'i, ,''"* >''!"'^ I'"» "H
i> n,iii|,letf biography' i re ,er r • ,,1 ,,'i'''''''~'"" "' '""■'■
manual of seiisll.lo .lis,. ,,,,'''• '. .' '".""•'""H"". Mn,l a
purpose of tt biographical em v,.'!,;,,'-,..! , ,"'n' ","-"i'is Ih,.
i.ernmm, who prayiil iir iVtlie i',' ,!'' i""' •■'"'!'-"'
eiirly years of the preset t cei tnr ■ ''"'!.'' I''^",'''-'' "' "'e
. e leeLs whlel, ,1,, not iiVise fr , 'i ; ni,,;, ' '■',!;,";:■■'<, '"!>"!-'
•lelects Is its enormous prolix' ' 'ri,.''' "'";",""■'*'•' I
of tho^boeik is « eertalli llahll^less U^^^^y^l't^^ ;
...:;.^^'^::rif^i.^,^':^r""-^-'--'"--i
itself /hlsl'i";.(:K'-'';,«r"'j- to liuerpro, '"<- "^e to
s on to the hl).Mier .strlvii il.'if il„ *: ih^ ""['Milaie expivs.
Ih,-. problem of these la ter , [vs „i , "'• ,'■' I""-'' '''''"'Ij'
4.pi5Xt::M-:'t:"[^^tt""^-
''"ihor'saopearai,,.,., -T';; .,'™ «;;' "'>; 1","''^ '« '''^
"»n. . . . T5ilsi,,ueh,f .nirv ,,., ' " ""''ho.ls but his
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Ni'lliy, AiiKcliea. Oti Duty: k Htnry fi>r Chll-
Jron, l.oti., !''■>«, «((. Iilmo.
Helby, II. M. Thi' Slmliei<|>cnro ClftMiciil Dl.alon-
ttry; ..r, Mvlholdijioiil Alliiii.ini. in tho i'liiy» of flhiike-
»|'CMire i;x|iliiiii(i|, 1,011., I.Hhjj I-iiiici.
Melliy, T. <t. Till! Irn|it'rl«)ct Angel, iin<l HlhsrSor-
liiuiii', l,iin., ISSs, Mm.
Nflliy, U'llllurU l>., oftho I'liliM.' Iie,.,nl Offloc,
l.oii'li.n. I. (1-:,|.) I.ilc-l{e.-iiri|rt of <'lmuiiur-: Ironi Om.
• i'lii|ioriiry Kiir-ilnicnI.-. (Cliuueur .Sue. I'ub.,) I,<in., lH7.'i,
Ai'., 8vo. 1!. (I'M.) I.iinwuhiri' iinil ('li..»|ilrt' ItecinlH
lirfiervcd In tlio I'mIiHo lluoor.l uiH,.,., I,,, 11, Ion. In 'I'lvu
I'uiii. ( Liinciinhlru jin<l I'lifuhiii' UblmmiI Soi'icty I'ub.
VoJH. vii. lui.l viil.) lN,Hl>-.S:i. ;). Thu Jubilee |)iilu.llool<'
ol Ihc Kii; unil (^iccnn of Kiiijliinil, l-ou., IS>»7, IL'ujo.
Sell'f, lioNe K. How Diinto Cliiulio.l ibe .\I,mn-
liiin ; .■^iin.luy lirai|inK'< "ilb tlio C'liildii'ii Irooi tlio ■
"ruigulorio:" witb a l'r,.r,h!i. bv tbo l.onl III.'^Ihoi of !
HijMin. I,(jn., |sM7, |r,iii.]. ' 1
Neliginnii.KUu'ard llobcrt Aiiilcrnoii, I'h.D., |
b. I8iil, In New V„ik t'it.v; Kia.luiili'il at (.'olumliia t'ol-
IfXo IXT'.i! a.ljurn't iirolV.-sor of politiual economy at,'
ColuMibiu ('oll..;;c.. I'lvo ChapliMs on the iMeaiiVviii
Ouilils of Krinbind, lliilt.. I^s;, sv(,, j
Nt'll, Kev. KdwiirtI, 11. 1).. .M.It.A..''., cluentcl at '
till' Chiirfh .Mi.iBionary Collu^^u at I,«lin«lou; orlaiiiod I
ISi'il; .leorctary of tbo Cburob Mi»sioniiry ,«<o<'ietv for I
l(iuouseof .Mailni.f. Tbc Failb of Isluru, I,ou.,'l-isii
til.
valmililf It
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brotbcr
'■ 'I'lil-i volunir xivi's m
till' il.ictrlni''i iind piillty (II i-ium timiiiiiiy
emie sl/.f thai kv iirv ar,,ii,iiiiioil Hitli In tbo ICnu'li'.h
iaiiKuiiKc It 'oiiibiHlii.^,' tbo oiilbur tolls 11,, ■a^iii,|yiif
l.-laiii iliiriiii; a ro-l.ioiico of IIIUtii yoars In Imlia, Ibu
giVMlor |,iirt ol wliioli tliiio be Ini^ boon In daily liiter-
t'liiir-o Willi Miivsiilmuiis.' "—V;„v'Ai/.»' llv lilMO
Sell, Hi'iiry. 1. Ulctiouaiy of ibe World'n Press,
IS-'tl, lion., ISSd, r. 8vo. 2. Tulcgraiihio Code, Lon.,
iti^l], 8vo.
Selhir, Alexander CmiK, M..\., 18.35-IS!)|), b. at
Jlorviob, SiilbeilaihNliiro; Kradiintcd at Ilalliol L'ollej,'o,
Oxioi-d. Is..!l; a lueiiiber of tho Faculty of Advoeatcs
of .Scotland from |srt2; .M.l". , since 1881.'. I. Tho I'aa-
»iou I'lay in the llif,'hliinds of Uaviiria, Edin. and l,on.,
l^'il, l2ino. :'. .Manual of tho Kdueation Act for Soot-
lanil, Kdin., IS71.I; „„„. (.j., isyii, ,svu.
Hvllnr, Itulx-rt. Tbo History oftho County of
lliiiiliii>;don, and of tbo .<eip[niories of t'liateau),'iiy and
JSeiiiiharnois, from tbo First .Settlomont to the Year
I'-^iS, lluntinnilon, (^lebeo, INSS, Svo.
Scllur, Tlioiiias. Tbo .'Sutherland Eviotiona of
ISU: .-itiiteiiiciits Kxauiined. I,on., lM8;!, r. 8vo,
Sellur, William Yuuiig, LL.D., [miie, vol. j|.,
■".,] I^L'i-lsiJll, b. in Sulherlandsbiro, .Scotland!
ol A. C. .Sellar, mi/ji-n ; becamu professor of
humanity in tho University of Edinburgh in I8«:i. Ho
has contributoil to the EncvcloiuiHlia liritannica an.l to
Iiorioilicals. 1. Tho Uoiuan I'oots of the August m Aire:
\irgil, Oxf., 1877, Svo: 2d ed., 18S:i ; new ed., I8SI
"A voliiine wblcli. after all dediietloiis. Is tho most lin-
portaiitollortlhiiliiii.s yot Ijouniiiado to iiitorprot Viruil for
modern roadors. . . \Vbotbor ills to bo aeJ'eplod as tliu
best and last word tbat eritieisiii lias to say uiioii Virifll U
RiiotliorinioMion,"-.s„^«fr.,xllli. ;Wti.
2. (Ed.i .Martial; Extracts for the Humanity Classes
ol Edinburgh ami Olasgow. Lon„ 1881, p. 8vo,
Sellers, C. Tales from tho Lund of Xuts and
(■rapes, [.Spain and Portugal.] Lon., isss, p. svo.
Sellers,. >Ii»8 Kliznbetli Jniidoii. From Eigh-
teen to Twenty : a Novel. I'hila., ISSS, 12tno. Anon
Sellier, I'. (Trans.) Wondcr.i of Engraving, from
the Earliest Times, bv (J. Uuplcssis, l,on., Is7(i p syo
Selous, Frederick Courtney. A Hunter's
"andering.s in Africa: Nine Years among the Oaiuo of
the Interior. .Map and Illii.st. I.on., ISSI, 8vo
„ 'M'V ■'^;''';."'*'« luiiiting advoiitures have neuos.sarllv a
good deal ol .sanieiies.s ; but tliey arc well told, and, owliig
to his laoulty of close observation, tliov iiieidentallv eon-
till a good (leal of information 011 the liabli,s of the
luiliimls. — Aili., No. 2.S"_*").
Seloiis, Henry Courtney, d. I8y0, itt. 87; an
artist, (" Kay .Spen," pseud.) 1. True of Heart, Lon.,
I8Cs,p. Svo. 2. The(Jreen-Eyed Monster, Lon., H7I p
8vo. 3, Tottie'sTrial, Lon., 1872, p. 8vo.
^ Selons, S. Annie's Story, [verse,] Lon., 1885, p.
Seiss, Albert .>I„ Ph.D., professor of German in
the University of Dublin. 1. (Trans.) (Joethe'.s .Minor
loeiiis, Selected, Annotated, and Re-Arranged, Lon.,
18i5, p. 8vo. 2. Goethe's " Faust." Parti. The Ger-
looO
miin Text: with Btigllih Notw and Inlniduelory R*.
umrki, Lon., Ihmo, cr, Sv„. .'l. A llrl.f History ,d iba
(ii'rmiin Language ; with Five ll.iok.i of the Nibelungon.
Had, elitej and annotated, Lon., Iss.',, Svo.
Helwyn, AKrod Uicliard Cecil, direoior of tha
(lao„iglciil Survey of Canada, lluport of Canada Geo.
logical .Survey. Ily tbo Direoior, Im7S-7i). llliiit ami
I Maps. Montreal, I877, j.vo. With Dauson, Gkoiiuk
Mkio Kii, Descriptive .'^keleh of the Pliynieal Geo./,
raphy and Ge.dogy nf Ciinada, |.hn(, ,Hy„.
Nelwyn, Uilliain, D.li., [ouv, vol. il„ add.] d
1 81.'', having been since IH.'itf Lady Margaret professor
ol . Ivlnily at Cambridge. 1. .'^peeebcH delivered at
Cambridge on Various (leciisions, Lon., In?,., ito. 2
I'liKloral Co||oi|uieson the .<outh Downs: Prophecy and
Miriides Lon IX7.',, Itl,,,,,. ;:. (l.;,!., Origenls eontm
telsuiii, Lihri l.-I\ ., Lioi., IS?!), Hyo.
Nemmeii, Ha|iliiiel,^(l; '{877; b. In Maryland;
entered the V.H. navy about |h2i1, and boeaiiio com-
mander about 185:,; jgined the Confe.leriile .States na .y
I8H1, and eomimiiided the "Sumter" and the "Ala-
bama." ,<ervloe Alloat ; or. The Kemarkiible Career of
the Confederate Cruisers " Sumter" and " Alabama" dur-
ing the War bctwein the Slates, Hall., I8S7, Hyo.
Seniple, ( harlen Kdwnrd Armand. I. Aids
to lloliny: Outlines of Elementary Fads, Natural
Orders, Ac, Lon., 1877, 1 2mo ; new ed., I88:i. 2. Abls
to Chemistry, Lon., 187S-71I, ;) pnrts, CJiiio. .'). Aids to
- nrnrmiitloii almiit ' ';'""^i'i' -"t''"™ "iid rhcrapcutics, Lon., 187(t-N;), 1 pare
f Miiiii than any I k of mod- ! j2nio ; ilib thousand, l8S,'i. 4. Aids to Pbarmucy, Lon
Yoga, Objective
By an
I88:j, IL'mo. 5. Diseases of Children; a Hand- Hook for
Students and Piaelilioncrs, Lon,, I8,si,'l, p. 8vo, fi. 'J'he
Mother's Guide: .Maniigement and Feeding of Infants,
Lon., is.^.l, er. Svo. 7. The ;oice Musically and .Medi-
cally considered, Lon., 1881, 12uioj new ed., I8S(!, s.
Poekei Pharnoii'opii.ia for 18S5, Lon., Issfi, U'mo
Seni|ile, Oavid. (Ed.) The Poems aiid'songs
and Correspondence of Uohort Tannabill : with Life
anil Notes, IS.sl.
Semjile, Hobert Hunter, M.D., F.R.C.P., phy-
sician to the Hospital lor Diseases of the Throat, Lon-
don. 1. A Manual of Diseases of the Heart ; their
Pathology, Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treatment, Lon.,
187o, 8vo. 2. Diphtherial its Cau.ses, Pathology, and
Ircatnient, Lon., 1S7I», cr. Svo.
Sen, linbu Kexliub CI dra.
and Subjective, Calcutta, 1881.
Sena, Kefiaraeliandra. True Faith.
Indiiin Theist. Calcutta, ls71).
"Senilis, Johannes," (P.seud.) See Nkl.son,
JoH.N, Hllpt'll,
Senior, l.ieut.-Col. Henry William John.
I be liritisb Israelites; or, Evidences of our Hebrew
(bigin, gathered from History, Genealogy, l'hil„li,gv,
and Heathen Customs ; to which i.s added the Scriptural
Testimony of I'ropbecy compared witb Existing Facts,
Answers to Objections, and a Lecture on the Great Pvia-
mid. Illust. Loll., 1885, p. Svo.
Senior, James. Ueligio Modeata; or, A Siirh for
I'eace, Lon.. 1874, Svo.
Senior, Joseph. Smithy Rhymes and Stithy
Cbiiiies, ic, ShelKeld, 2 parts. 1882-84.
.Senior, L. M. People in our Circuit : Methodist
Lile, Lon., 1887, cr. Svo.
Senior, M. H. My First Trigonometry, Lon.,
1887, p. Svo.
Senior, Kev. Walter, ordained lS(i5; vicar of St.
Paul's, .Shetiield, 1884-87, and since then of Holy Trinity,
.Margate. I. God's Ten Words ; Lectures on the Deca-
logue at St. Thomas' Church, Nottingham, Lon., ISSO
|). Svo; now ed., Issii. 2. An Old Mirror Reburnished ;
the Churchman's Ideal in his Daily Prayers, Lon., 1882,
12inu.
Senior, William, (" Red Spinner," pseud..) angling
editor of Tbo Field, and member of the councils of the
National Fish Culture Association; went to Queensland,
Australia, in 1875, under n government ajipointnient, to
start an official daily report of the Parliamentary de-
butes there. In IsSo he returned to England, and re-
sumed journalistic work as S|iecial corresiiondcnt of the
Daily News. 1. Notable Sbiiiwrocks: being Tales of
Disaster and Heroism at S0.1. Ry I'n.-le finr.iy. L..r..,
187.3, p. Svo. 2. Water-Side Sketches : a Book for Wan-
derers and Anglers, Lon., 187,'). p. Svo; now ed., 1885.
"Just the book for an angler to slip Into his pocket and
read at luncheon by .some trout-stream."— /Ictirf., xxvii.
SEN
aL?/. fT'%7?'^ «;»: .nook for W„„,|eror, an,l
Anitltr: I.nti., I«77, |>. Nk.i new ...1., I8711,
N;,"i'm" ""*''"■'"■ '""" "■ «'■'•-'• ''i«iV him kbZ;iV-rii;r
.u''?"'"' »'"' Trout in .h„ Ani,,,«,U.,: „„ Annlor'.
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chi.HT.v A.lmn.llj-: .•M«in..,.r in-hi, f ,lf ,|.o U„ i|
niivy 11,0 .M,.,;,ni< St..,u„.|.:„«i„„: a Trciti,.. f„r ll",
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Lunl'TssV,^; ^v*;, ^'"'"P'"« "r'"»>»"r. V„oabul„ry, io., I
Lu^il^T^H' Vi'"''"'''., '■.I'i'''l*.v "'"' '"- Frlcn,I,,l
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a Nov..!, I „„. INS7, :) vol.. or. Hvo. ,s. .^cv..,„y Ti ,
(•.■von : » NovH, l,„n., Immh, 3 vols. or. nvo
SerKi-niit, LeuU. |. I„,ro,luotio„ t„ J.:„>,ii,|,
Cc,„|,o,,l,„„, I.,,,,., |M7L>. 12mo. 2. Klemon.Hrv .Mat It'
m.t,cs m onncaion ,vm, .SH.nce und Art U,-u\,rm.m\
IHTs'.'svo ""' ■" "'■'•■™'-'^ "'"' •^'"1'^ ''•»'.,
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I. (Ir.coe. Illust. (" Foreign C«un.ri,.« „»,! Uriti.l,
Colonics.") I,on., 1 ^SO, l2nio. 5. Knalan.l's I'oli v
it- Tr,„lition« and I-rubl^m^, Kdin,. ISMl'^sJo ^ '
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l.s"2/J."8vo'.' *''"' <"^''«"«'' ''"""■"" Leaaer.,") Lon., '
Serjeant, William C. Kidon, Follo,v of tl.o
c!z:';!;:;:;',^:i^-s,::'''"' ''-■-'«■' ^''-^'-t Great:
and'ThlV'i?' '^'"';'"J"'>' •'""«' (Christie.) Destiny, |
and Nther I'o.Mni., N, "i „rk, Iss;), ,„. Hhno. '
Service, Ilev. Johii, U.U., 1S3.3-I,S84, b. at fanin
su.. Scotland. oducMled „, ,hc University of a.^ v
..Mnistcra. I a.nil.on ls,;2, but re,i«ned on aoelft f
I he,,l h and went to Au.lralia. where he held aharg h
Mi4-,l); number of Inch lN72-7!l; incumbent of
llyndland Kstablished <'hureh, (ilasgmv, 1^7™'"?
u!^ s'-'^^ " f"7 "'■ ^""'''^ ""'' Australia., Lili;
I-i'n., IS,5, ,S voK Svo. Anon. (Oi-ieinallv ,o,b'iihp,
n,; Good Word,;- under the title ,lf .'!,"v!,'n^ ••""'"'
4.t;rx6:';:;v:f„:!;:r'irr^^ "^''"^^^■
Onl?""-' *'%"", *'"»»«"'• Astronotny with an
he S "„r!r"ir " P"!'" ",.fntroductioi. to the Study of
llie btarry Heavens, N. York, 1S8S 8vo
cufd^'tT't' A'f ander J. The Lord's Dav Res-
Jow^ettXtlTs^stllmo.'^ "■''• "^^'" '""'■«■ «•
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(luidc, Detroit. IH7.'!, IJi,,.,. ••"•■Jit, •
Neth, Andrew, .M.A..' i,rof..«.or of |„^i„. rhetoric,
and ,ne,a,,l,y,|,., |„ ,h„ Infver.lty of St. Andrew,, |
I ev,.|,,|,„„.„ fr.,,,. Kant to lIcK,!: „i,|, fhaplrr, on
« l'hll.,.o|diy ol U,.||«i„n, l.on., I ..H2. svo. 2. .Scottish
' '''T "' l"",'-"""f '!"■ •^■■"t.l.h and .l,.rm«
K:;i:":,'y,o!::ni.;i;'t:r ''-'-■■'•'"••"' '-""-•'
c,;imi,;:i;::ri!!'iy,;;!„i''.i;;:;:;'";;^,;^";;;7 -• '''•"'»•■ which
•■1. llcXcliuniM.. and IW.onali.y. 1 .Second Hcrie- of Hal-
I f.ur I,ceiu,e,,, K.lin. ,ind I.on., IHH7, |2n,o. With ll,i ,.
ANK, lu.MAI.l, ll,ui«,N, (cd.l K.says in l'hi|o,„,,h|.,a|
I ritic:,,,,, I,on., I Hs;,, s,,,, , Contains essay, by ,| , ,
tors and several other writers I
Se,„„ ,; ^„,. „^ [■'"". vol. ii., ad,l.,] b.
1'*--. Kiaduated at Kveler CollcL-e, Oxlord Im',. n
lueiuber of the .Scottish Faculty of Advocates IHIfl
.-riotary l„ the General KcKistry Offioe, KdinburKh!
iFd ,' is-o ,0"''' '""" ,'•'•""""'"• I.Hler-WriteVs.
1-d n. |M,0, |.J,„„; ,|„j^ ,„, ij,.,,
n.jd hesen. I.di,,. and r,o„.', |s-s,.„„. ;,. M. ,,i of
Alexander ,Seto,,, Karl of l.unfern,li„e, Seventh I'resl-
enl ol Court .. .Session, and Chancellor of .<,.otland-
I' ih.oN ''IT.'"'','! '■■""•"''l'"« " ''i^' "f '!'« Variou.
, , I- , ""■>,'.'"" ""'I Gcnealo^'ical Tables of ih«
a>. l.din.and J.on., ' -, ,.„. ,|, a Jludxet of Anec-
1.01,., I,SH,, |2m,i; 2i| ed. same year.
Netoii, J. !■". .s„ „, i,j. pir^,_ ,,„„^ ,,^g^
>elon, .1. I,. s„tv> on the Operations of the North
■cnoan I roop, i„ Lorraine and I'icardv : taken wh,le
K IZl.Mr''*' principally the Fortieth, oV llohen"on rn
I'usilecr KeKiinent, Lon., l'<72, Hvo
Ileal' nirihcMl''",'";''' ,"""r";«lion' rcKardhu, the prac-
M'h!:;';:.,:"'!^Vf:?^-8,?» ^«t;ith-tl,e GoMcn
Setoii, III. Hcv. ilobert, D.D., b. Is.ii,, „t
I i.-a Italy; educat,.,) at .Mount St. Mary's College K.
"t.burg, Md., an,l in ,he Acadcuia Kccl..<i" s "i
V:;'".^;,':.r'''^"f St. Joseph's Koman Catholi. C ,'r „,'
, l-n7f? S • ; """', '■.'^•'•' ''™" "'■ ""•• M»"^i«n"ri of th^
KM a eth tL '• "'^'1'"'". '^"""s, and Journal of
„"■'"'"'•'•'""' ^- ^'>rk, 1SH!I, 2 vols. .Mvo. (.See
>?nm:. C,ia,m.,:s J >e. vol. i,i., 2. Ks"ay 01
\ anous .v„n,e,.|H. chiclly Koman, N. York, I8S2, 12 no
i at Mo';;:?'^,* ''""l"' ^'«3'. m Xev Y;,rk ; edue"t;i
at MiMUt M. Ma,.y s (.'ollcge. Einmitsburg, M,l. ; served
' "ic e"f'rT''- , ;. """";"«'= "f ""^ Charter Oak: a
.. .n, f .?''"r"' ^ '.""■■'' ^' ^■'"•''' I"""- 2 vols. 12mo.
He, .• ' t"[- ''.''"'"K"'" : » Tale of the American
,, 't ; ^"i;.^' J."*"' ""■ ^'"'' ■'• Kichel's Fate, an
other J ales, N. York, ls,S2, |2mo. :,. The I'o r Mi
The'sh;," ^f '"' -^■'i7 ^'"'"^ '■"■-' N- Vork. 1884 .
Seton-Kiirr. See K uin
It ^ev<'r.u.ce, Mark Sibley. Hammersmith : his
Ha u,r,i Days, liosl., 1S78, 12mo; new ed., I8,s2.
M.ssv'ofM,;, •!;■!',"''■'""''' *P^™^'^ ■'^- T"""-^"-
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ii,^ '•,"'."';•'',• ^^\- «™'"''ted at liowdoin College
. r' "f':'- '","'""' "' ""^ '"'iversities of Tiibingen and
lerhn l>o9-,l ; entered the ministry of the New^Chur h
, '; r Vr^T '; ^■■■'""'a l-niversity 1870-86; now
III,,. ' iVi"i' , 1?. ,T"' "' ^'"■'= • ^ <-'h"-'toias Story.
IZ « •'"•', 't""' '**'""• 2- The Ilem of his Gar
ment : Spir.tua Lessons from the Life of Our Lord,
I'h la., I2tno. .'!. The Pillow of .Stones: Divine Alio
weK'„ ''"" :.r^i""" *'™"'"K' i"'"'"- >2.. o 4. tI;
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tion?, Ilymns nn.l Tunes, I2ino. 5. Daily Bread for
tviTy Housuholil, frum the Wonlof God, X."York, 1S7B,
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tlfect : with other Essays, Lon., 1SS8, Svo. With Dvv,
». «., I'rayer-IJook and Hymnal for the Iseof the New
< hureh, Phila., Ifinio.
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Lollegej L.S. consul at Shanghai, China, ISGl , minister
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nom e iioiK iis. . . . bvcry one who desires to form an
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(Reward, Olive Kisley, adopted daughter of W.
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humanity at the Uni vo . u "f i.'^T'";" ^'""'''"" "^
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-d some of the HemJIi^^^ "^tph " '^^'"'1^
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Poems, Lon and Cambrifig " [s f'T^,- "''/' f'r
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theperfeotiuM of o^MaV.^.'^f,,^: •''•"';;''■ ',""' "' "'"k'"K
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Svo; 2d ei, l^frS ^ Wordsworth. Edin., LS74, p.'
maZ!'aia^^j^j;i?';f|--n.laluinexpresslon,are
B "' a purpoue. ... As a painter Jola
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I work. . . . There is virvi'. ■,!"-''^"' " i"^ '"r her hroiliei's
! >iM.ts?j are sek'ct ..I -V, ' ,*-; '"'' "■•,",'",«• '^"' 'I"""-' Pa 'ts
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School, Har^nl," 8 " tvel ^"^ ^"wrenco Soientiflo
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professorof geol.,|v. ile has h l„ „ f""' """^ """"' ""^n
to A,neric.an%oienMll„:u;„;'^ra"t":*r'"' =""'"''"'<''
"• Antiquity of Caverns ii^fr ^?'?'"8 magazines.
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neer Commonwealth, (".American Comuion\vealths",'<er.,)
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some statement or <liscussion of tlie essential facts and
theories that belong to its .special subject. "—-Vii/ioH,x.\.\iii.
3!).
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Kaynouard, Jlichclel, Von Hammer, and Loiseleur, Lon.,
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Sliaiid, Albxnnilcr Inncs. I. On the Trail of
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1872. 3 vols. p. Svo.
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Maiuls, and his book may be cnuiited amuiis; the not too
luimerous novels which it is not an absolute waste of time
for a grown man to read."— .S(l^ l/cv., xxxiii. 477.
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Shailtl, It. \y. South Carolina Supremo Court Re-
ports, vols, xi.-xix., (|s7tf-18S3,) Jersey City, N.J.,
18SII-S4, Svo.
Shiiiiklnnd, Mrs. E. K. The Matron's House-
hold Manual, Dubuque, la., lS7a, sin. Ilimo.
Shanks, T. J. (Ed.) D. L. Moodv at Home: his
Home and Home Work, Ac, Chic, ISSii, |2uio.
Shaiin, G., M.A. Elementary Treatise on Heat in
Relation to Steam and the Steam-Engine. Illust. Lon.,
1877, p. Svo.
Shapcote, Mrs, E. M. 1. Eucharistio Hours:
Devotiim towards the Blessed Sacrament. Lon.. ISSli, cr.
Svo. 2. The Story of Little Tina, and other Tales, Lon.,
ISSS, fp, Svo.
Shapley, Iliifiis Edmonds, b. 1S40, at Carlisle,
Pa. ; graduateil at Dickinsim College ISfiO ; admitted to
the bar, r. id has practised in Philadelphia since l8H(i.
"I'm fur 'im :" Solid for Mulhooly : a Sketch of Munici-
pal Polities under the Leaders, the Ring, and the Boss,
N. York, 18SI, l2mo. Anon.
Shapter, Thomas, .M.D., F.R.C.P., consulting
physician to the Uevcju and Exeter Hospital. Notes
and Ub.scrvations on IJisoases of the Heart, and of the
Lungs in Connection therewith. Lon., 1S74, Svo.
Sharkey, Seymour John, M.A , M.D., F.R.C.P.,
graduated at Jesus College, Oxford. iS7(|, and in modi-
cine 1S7J; assistant jihysioian and lecturer on pathology
at St. Thomas's Hospital, London. Spasm in Chronio
Nerve Disease: the Oulstonian Lectures, ISSti. Illust.
Lon., ISSli, Svo.
Sharkey, T. K. Mate to Mate : a Novel, N. York,
lS7y, l2mo.
Sharland, E. Cruwys.
Devonshire Village : a Book
Lon., 1SS5, 12mo.
Sharman, J. Schnctz.
teria Medica .mil its Chemistry, Lon., 1S85, SvTi
Sharman, Julian. A Cursory History of Swear-
ing, Lon., IS84, p. Svo.
Sharman, S. Slips of the Pen, [verse,! Shahia-
hanpur, 18S3, Svn.
Sharman, S. K. Ono of the Least : a Story founded
on Fact, Lon., lS72-Sn, n. Svo.
Sharp, David, .M.B., F.L.S., F.Z.S., president of
the Entomological Society of London. 1. The Object
and Method of Zoological Nomenclature, Lon., 187.1, Svo.
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for Mothers' Meetings,
Notes on Inorganic Ma-
2. (Trans.) The Walks Abroad of Two Voiing Natural-
ists; from the French of Charles Bcaugrand. Illust.
Lon., ISSS, Svo. .\nd see (JooDM.tN, F. D., Hiiprii.
Sharp, Mrs. Elizabeth Amelia, (Sharp,) mar-
ried, about |s,s.',, to her cousin, William Sharp, litfni,
iShe has written for jieriodicals under the ]>seuilonyino
of " Elpcth II. Bar/in." I. (Ed.) Women's Voices : an
Anthology of the Alost Characteristic Poems by English,
Scotch, and Irish Women, Lon., 1887, cr. Svo. 2. (Ed.)
Sea Music; an Anthology of Poems and Passages de-
scriptive of the Sea, Lon., 1SS7, sij. Ilimo.
Sharp, Miss Emily. (Ed.) Outlines of Sermons,
taken chiefly from the Published M'orks of tnitarian
Writers, Lon., 1872.
Sharp, iNatlC. Saul of Tarsus, Ac : Poems. Lon.,
ISSS, sm. Svo.
Sharp, James, a retired (ilasgow merchant. Tlie
Captive King, and other Poems, Paisley, 1SS7.
Sharp, Kev. John, .M.A., graduated at .Magdalene
College, Cambridge. IS33 ; ordained Is33; jierpetual
curate of Horbury since 1S34 ; lion, canon of Wakelleld
since IssS. I. Poems and Hymns, Lon., ISSO, 12iuo. 2.
Apart with Jesus ; Meditations and Addresses, Lon.,
ISSI, iL'lllo.
Sharp, Kate Dooris. Eleanor's Courtship, and
the Songs tliat Sang Themselves, Cin., 18sS, 12mo.
Sharp, L. Nan's Story; or, The Life and Work
of a City Arab, Lon., 1885, cr. Svo.
Sharp, Peter. Flax, Tow, and Jute Spinning;
Rules, Calculations, and 'fables, Dundee, lss2, p. Svo;
2dcd., ISSli.
Sharp, Samuel. Rudiments of Geology, Lon.,
1875; 2d ed., 1876, p. Svo.
Sharp, Sarah. My Jewels ; Select Sacred Poetrv,
Lon.. 1887, Ifimo.
Sharp, >V. H. 1. Universal Attraction: its Rela-
tion to Chemical Elements, Lon., 1884, cr. Svo. 2, Babel,
Miinchester, ISSti, ]i. Svo.
Sharp, William, b. 1S55, at Garthland Place; ed-
ucated at the University of Glasgow; editor of The Can-
terbury Poets, and a contributor to periodicals. He spent
some time in Australia after leaving college, and has
since resided at dilVerent jieriods in Italy and (Jermany.
1. Humanity and the Man ; a Poem, Lon., 1S7S, 12mo.
2. The Conqueror's Dream, and other Poems, Lon., 1S7S,
12mo. 3. 'The Human Inheritance, and other Poems,
Lon., 18S2, p. Svo.
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to their form, but a book of poetrv slrikiiiglv original and
reproducing with photograpliic tidelily the uiiii|ue scenery
nf An.stralia deserves attention, and, in some sense, de-
mands it."— .4(/i., No. 2iH9.
4. Dante Gabriel Rossetti ; a Record and a Studv,
Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
"To our knowledge of the life of Kos.settl Mr. Sharps
bulky volume adds little. . . . The general character . . .
of the estimate will onmiiiend itself to the esoteric rather
than the general public. A few poems not Included in the
collected works appear."— J(A., So. 'J.ssi.
5. Earth's Voices, Transcripts from Nature, and other
Pi ly.ns. Lon., ISS4, p. Svo.
"The freshness and originality of the vohinie can liardlv
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delight In all her moods."— yH/i., No. J'.Kll.
6. Euphrenia: or. The Test of Love; a Poem, Lon.,
1SS5, cr. Svo. 7. (Ed.) Shakespeare's Songs. Poems,
and Sonnets: with Critical Introduction, Lon., 1SS5,
ISmo. S. (Ed.) Sonnets of this Century : with a Criti-
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sale of this book has exceeded 30, mil) copies.)
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labour in .studying, discovering, and ciunparing sonnets
which may be coniited by hundreds. He has composed a
suggestive lrcatl.se (Ui the history, structure, artistic ca-
pacity, and various species of this poem. Short biograiih-
leal notices of all the writers included in this voUiinc have
been written, those which deal with living persons bciiiu
marked by a happy mixture of frankness and svmpathv.
. . . Working thus, Mr. .<harp has produced a sonnet-boiik
which represents the best eroft.snianship of the nine-
teenth ceiitury."— .ttwi., xxix. 11)3.
«. Shelley : a Biographical Study, (" Great Writers,")
Lon., 1887, fp. Svo. 10. Life of Heine, (" (Jreat Writ-
ers,") Lon., 188S, fp. Svo.
"TnoHo who obtain their knowledge of Hcdne's life and
character frmn Mr. Siiarp will have vcrv little to unlearn
or :.< modify .■•—ylcmi., .vxxiv. 41;i.
11. Romantic Ballads and Poems of Phantasy, Lon.,
ISSS. '
"This little volume, small as It is in compas.s, contains
some of the truest imaginative poetry."— /lead., xxxiil. 40s
He has also edited Scott's Poetical Works, Selected
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Essay, of De Quincey, Ac. And .ee AfARsr.v, P. P.,
Sharp, William, M.D F n 5 ti
in K..«la„.l and W.les, l"! I "' .,;, 'V.„ ^'"'^'^•' ^""^
History, .I'ulf'f ,%'«''• '"t"- !".^ A-lu.cetura,
the Six Period, of lirit .h Aroi^iteet, re ,n r,;" Ih"*?' "'
quest to the Keforination, I.on Is' I 7 "' " *'""■
Middle A(?es,"-.-l(/ifxo' jj j,','""-'' " '"' ""•■ '"-'"'•y of tlie
6. The Churclies of the Xeno A'.illo,. v .1
^.;i^.,^..tr.tedhy,,^H:;:o^::;;^'i:t't!:^:^
of tlioir guide ■•-^l/A, No ll.s''"™''-'' '" " '"'""Ht worlliy
.Sliarpt', Mntilda. (P.m nn r.
>,4,- beeame an assistant in the Uri ish M , eu , s- I
records olerk of theeity of London since lS7i All • l' o '
the bar at the Inner Teinnle 18SS 1 n.. r V^ • '■''
0.uldhall: withtu,IntrXrn;Lo "s^^'svo''™ "'
, Nhcrpe, Kichard Uoudler, K.L.S F Z s a,
sistaut keeper m the department of ^oolo^yi, the ijrUi,!;
ii;:K;^«^ie?frE:';^;^t:^t''s:,-e^f F?
L''i?iS^'^'ii[e;^'^^^r'-^j'-:^";'^v'^
Bird, of Prey, voi; iU 'Vi Th;'l'a''-;.Hf °''""''''
Perehing Bini^l vol. x., Pa^eH Jl '^ i^;;!^:^;,,-
and•^^t"T, P.1:f ",,,^'"=''j^.«^'^\!f-«-"/ ,
Coloured Plates ;f Bird'C'seen W d by p"^ U.'lb:,:; """j
other Illustrations, Lon., l.sss \eo\Vi,;.i '•'',',';'
llAKcoi'KT, British Dird. Illu.'t ?;. v, ,n r,r": " '
Lon., 1S8S. With Wv.vT , v'um' \v Tyf l,""'''"'-^
t/li:;";^-5on^':::;:-------^:-
Sharpe, Samuel, [ante, vol. ii., add 1 17.W h^i
was a nephcv of Samuel Rogers, i„ wh,te 1 ■ mkin ""l !n '
ho was eninloved in e.irl„ iif„ '',""""- "'"'King-liouse
in the nrm'of'lha pe^A '^01 n , '^^^'TY ," ^'"'"'''
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";';^Siv^.«^^;;i>"'»^i^i-"Mant;J5
\ .tal Stafet.es 0. Seymour, Connecticut; Seymour, ISSS,'
Sharpe-Youngs. See Yot.vos.
Sharpless, Isaac. 1. Klementary Plane Geom-
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Ki^;;:;:i^;'K?^:;.li:;f ^,;:;.^«;;et ^Vabulary of "-
I Miaw, Albert, Ph.u.. b. is^r at' \,.«- t 1
!0.,- graduated at Iowa Collew V-o ,• ''O"'^","'
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; b; ^""ifsf"!^"^ ,';°'"'' '^ove;n„..^it -ri ■: ;;;'S'
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I 15^3-81 ' ""^' ^^S'''"'^''^^. Lon., Is8.., p. 8vo- J^w eli
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Fathoms I)',.,^ -Messengers, Lon., 1SS.3, l2mo. 0.
s™ ^' , ™';' "'■• Courtenay's Choice, L, „., ls,S4 n
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ci^;"i^!??^^ig^-^^;r^-r4«-con-
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i x: vor^ J!:;:^ ;^.:^^' -" «"ir«es.io;;r'i.;t:LS
rounty"rnrk "'!'•, "^r^ Massey, C.B.. b. 18,-iO, in
l-ountj Cork, Ireland; educated at Trinity rollncp
PublMi; entered the army, l,„t retired ilsfin if? f
mr 1 'llP'^^'^PoHta-i'Fire BHilde'.'L,!:!, ^
I'lH. . ine Surveys: a Summary of Prineiides to ho
observed .n Estimating Risk of Iluildingri' n ,' "72
p. S\o. 2. Iires in Theatres. Lon., 1876 8v„ ■ pL„
l:on!^87^s;^'-^""^^'"-- ^- "f ''- i^n^- ^^^
aio ( Contains selected satires, Ac i "•, 'as.;,
r"^^^'lJJ:'[^^:i2ln^Toris7^?'°8-^-»-
d. JlHiZo,^:,^X.^|;l,Jl%!f;i»j;;; '--"f. '-vin« the best
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1882, 12mo, new cd., 1335. 3. A sia Change IMu"t':
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L( n., 1S85, p. Svo. 4. Colonel Cheswick's Camimign,
Lun., 1SS6, 3 vols. or. Svo.
ShilW, Frnnces A. 1. (Trans.) Brokan Chnins,
l)y_f;. Biiratenbinder, [" Ernst Werner," pseud.,] Dost.,
1874, Svo. 2. The Kiistern Que.^tion ; ii History of
Hussia: with Aecounts of the .Successive Dvn,istics.
Maps. Host., 1877, ISnio. 3. (Trans.) Victor Hufo :
his Life ami Works; from the French of A. liarbou,
("Groat Citizens of Franco,") Cliic, iSSl, Ifinio. 4.
(Trans.) Art of (jratory : .System of Dulsarte; from the
French of I,'Ab']i'' Delaumosnc. Illust. .Albany, N.Y.,
ls>2, 12mo. i). (Trans.) Vincla. the Phantom; from
the (icruian of Ernst Werner, N. York, 1S86, IBmo.
Shaw, George. 1. Kambles about Filey, Lecils,
lS(i7, IL'ino. 2. Our Keli{;ious Humourists: with Anec-
dotes and Illustrations, Lon., 1S7'.', p. Svo.
Shaw, Kev. George A., F.Z.S., of the London
mission, Tamatave. He was t.\pelled from .Madagascar
by the French, but received siibsctiuently a large indem-
nity. Madagascar and France: with some Account of
the Island, its People, its Uesouroes, and Development.
IMust. J,on., ISS.'i, or. Svo.
"After narrntiiiR the events in Imorlna and on the const
'Uirinj? the Froiiidi oecupaiiDii, if sn.'h it can be called,
and ^'iving an imerei.tiuK review of the present civil ami
religious state of the Malafe'a>y, witli some .siynilieant and
suggestive statistics, Mr. sliaw linislies his oaiiital bocjk bv
a pontiliir account oi the fauiui and llora of .Madagascar.''
—Aih., No. liSi'.ia.
Shaw, George Ueriiard. 1. Cashel Byron's
Profession, Lon., ISSO, r. Svo. 2. An Unsocial Socialist,
Lon.,, 1SS7, cr. Svo.
Shaw, Henry S. Hcle, professor of engineering
in I'nivcrsity Cidlege, I.iverpo.jl. 1. Continuous Calcu-
lating-.Machines and New .Mechanism, (Philosophical
Transactions,! Lon., 18S6, 4to. 2. .Mechanical Integra-
tors : including the Various Forms of Planimetors, N'. '
York, IssCi. 24 mo.
Shaw, Henry Wheeler, ("Josh Billings," pseud.,)
['((Iff, vol. ii., aild.,] 1S18-18SJ, b. at Lanesborough, i
Mass. ; was for some time an auctioneer, and afterwards i
:i lectiner and writer under the above pseudonvme. His
jiroductions, consisting of humorous essays, Ac., charac-
terized by a grotesque mode of spelling, were mostly
contributed to the New York Weekly, but his most
sui-ees-fol publication was Josh Billings' Farmers' All-
niiiiax, publish&l annually from 1S70 to 1880. For biog., '
see S.MIT}!, i'R.iNcis ?*., infra. 1. His Sayings, N. York,
1S61S, ) 'mo. 2. Everybody's Friend; or. Josh Billings'
Proverb .>1 Philosophy of Wit and Humor. Illust.
N. York, IS76, Svo. 3. Josh Billings's Complete AVorks:
with Biographical Introduclion, N.York, 1876, Svo. 4. i
'■-!' Billings's Trump Kards: Blue Olass Philosoiihy '
Illust. X. York, 1877, I2mo. .i. Old Probabilities:
reprinteil from vol. i. of the "Farmers' Allmina.x,"
1S7(;-1880. Illust. N. York, 1880, Svo. fi. Josh Bil-
lings's .'^pice-Bo.\, crammed with Droll Yarns, N. York.
ISSl, 4to. '
Shaw, J. C. Election Iland-Book for Candidates,
Agents, ,tc,, Lon., 1SS4, Svo.
Shaw, Jennie K, 1. Margaret's Old Home; a
Tale of Christian Love. Illust. N. York, 1871, lOmo.
2. The Neighbor's House. Illust. Bost., 1871, 16ino!
3. The New Commandment; or, Ella's Ministry. Illust.
Bost., 1S71, 16mo. 4. Lettio Sterling. Illust. N.
York, 1S72, ICmo.
Shaw, John. The Golden Halcombes : a Story,
Lon , ISss, p. Svo.
Shaw, John Begg, M.A., 182,8-1880, b. .at Hulme,
Manchester, Eng.; graduated at New Inn Hall, O.xford,
1856; called to the bar at the Inner Temple 1863.
He contributed to periodicals under the signature of
"Sigma.' 1. Chimney Trifles. By an 0.\onian. 1858.
2. Sonnets, and other Poems, By Sigma. Lon., 1S63,
p. Svo. 3. Varieties in Verse. By Sigma. Lon., 1879,
sq. 16mo.
Shaw, John C, and West, John H. Analyti-
cal Inilex to General and ''necial Laws of Jliunesota.
lS4i)-lS7o, St. Paul. 1876, Svo.
Shaw, Marian. (Jueen Bess; or, What's in a
Name? N. York, 1SS5, 16ino.
Shaw, Ilev. .Morton, M.A., uraduated at Bra- ■
seiiooe College, O.iford, l,>>42: ordained 1842; rector of
Itougham since 1S54. 1. The Position of Celebrant at
the Holy Communion; 3d ed., Lon., 1875, Svo. 2. The
Positiouof the Holy Table and the Celebrant; a Letter,
Lon., 1877, Svo. 3. Voluntary Schools and the Public
Taxes, Lon., 1883, Svo. i
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Shaw, Mrs. O. ,11. Reccipt-Book and Y'oung
Housekeeper's Assistant, Portland. .Me., lS7s, 12mo.
Shaiv, U. E.xposition of the Ccjiifession of Faith
of the Westminster Assembly, Glasgow, IS77, 12mo.
Shaw, Robert, British Commissioner in Ladak.
Visits to High Tartary, Yarkaml, and K.ashgar, (for-
inerly Chinese Tartar/,) and Heturn Journey over the
Karakcuam Pass. Map and Illust. Lon., 1871, Svo,
" Fnim a literary point of view Mr, Sliaw's long-ex-
pected volnnie cannot but lie iiroiiounccd disnpiiointing
. . . Contains amply enough of Ibc pure gold of fact and
Oliservation to give it a place (jf sterling value among iho
records ot travel and iliscovery,"—,sVi(, AVr., x.vxii s,"io
Shaw, Capt. Vcro-IienibaU. I. The Illii-.
trated Book of the Dog: wiih an Ap|iendix on Canine
Medicine and Surgery. By W. G. Stables. Lon., Is7il,
: 4to. 2. (Ed.) The National Dog Club Stud-Book, Lou.,
1883. 4to.
Shaw, W. n. George Villiers, First Duke of
. Buckingham, (Stanhope Prize Essay,) Lon., 18S2, Svo.
Shaw, >V. J. Solomon's Story : a Novel. Illust.
' Cin., IssO, 12mo.
f Shaw,Lieut.-Col. Wilkinshaw. The Elements
of Modern Tactics, practically applied to English Forma-
' tions, Lon., 1S71», 12mo; new cd., 1S80.
Shaw, Rev. W illiam Francis, M.A,, gia.liialed
at Caius Colleg?, Cambridge, IS62; ordained 1862;
vicar of Eastry since IS67. 1. Liber Estria' ; or, .Memo-
rials of Royal Villc and Parish of Eastrv, in the County
of_Kent, Lon., 1871, 4to. 2. Sermon "Sketches, Lon,,
l>-7y, p. Svo. 3. The Mourner's .Manual, Lon., ls>2,
sq. 16mo. 4. The Great Example: Six Lenten Sermons
upon Our Lord, Lon., Is84, 12mo. 5. The Preacher's
Promptuary of Anecdote: Stories, New and Old, Ar-
ranged, Indexed, and Classified, for the Use of Preach-
, ers. Teachers, and Catechists, Lon., 18S4, Svo.
" Few readers who turn over the pages of this little book
... can have any idea (jf the once nourishing class uf lit-
erature of wbich it is a remarkable example or survi\al,"
— .4cci(/., xxvii. 2.')4,
j 6. Foreshadowings of Christ; 2<1 ed., Lon., 1SS4, p.
8vo. 7. A Manual for Communicants' Classes, Lon,,
ISS.I, p. 8vo. 8. A .Manual for Confirmation Classes,
Lon., 1887, p. Svo. <). Voyage of Life: Six Lenten Ser-
mons, Lon,, 1S87, 12ino.
ShRW, William J. Forward Forever: a Response
to Lord Tennyson's " Locksley Hall Sixty Years After,"
N. York, ISSS, 24mo.
Shaw, ilcv. William Mbav, M.A., graduated at
Sidney-Sussex College, Cambridge, 1S39; ordained 1S41 ;
yicar of Yealand-Conyers since 1857. The Scriptural
Harmony between Private Judgment and Church Au-
thority, as chiefly apparent from the Four Go.-pels,
Lon., 1874, p. 8va.
Shaw, William N. Report on Hygrometric Meth-
ods, (Philosophical Transactions,) Lon., 1888, 4to.
Shaw-Lefevre. See Lefkvre.
Shea, (George, b. 1S26, at Cork, Ireland; son of
John Augustus Shea, [nut,', vol.ii.;] admitted to the bar
in New \ork ; chief justice of the Marino Court of New
York 1870-82. I. Hamilton : a Historical Study, N.
York, 1877; new cd., cnl., entitled "The Life and
Epoch of Alexander Hamilton : an Historical Study,"
! Bust., 1870, Svo. 2, The \ature and Form of the
American Government founded in the Christian Ke-
; ligion, Bost., 1S82, l6mo.
I Shea, John Uaw^on Gilmary, LL.D., [n„i.;
' vol. ii., add.] 1. Life of Pius IX., and the Great
' Events in the History of the Church during his Pon-
tificate, N. York, 1S7S, 12mo. 2. Catholic Churches in
New \ ork City : with Sketches o. the History and Lives
of Present Pastors. N. York, 1S79, sm. 4to. 3. A His-
tory of the Catholic Church within the Limits of the
Lnited States, from the First Attempted Colonization to
the Present Time: vol. i., The Catholic Church in Colo-
nial Days, N. York, ISS6, Svo.
Shea, William L. Christian Theology with Re-
lation to Christ and Modern Thought, Lon., 1S71, ii,
Svo. '
Shearar, James. Prinkle and his Friends: a
Novel, Lon., 1877, 3 vols. er. Svo.
Shearer, D. Juvenile Wit and Humour; Wise,
>"'i''o'o';"'-* ^^^SS'-"''' •''"ying=, Lon,, lSSi,p. Svo; new
ed., 18S(.
Shearman, Kev. John F uncis. Loca Patri-
oiana: an Identification of Localities, chiefly in Leices-
ter, visited by St. Patrick and his Assistant Mission-
aries, and of some Contemporary Kings and Chieftains,
Dublin, 1879, r. Svo; new ed., 1S82.
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Lon:^S.V. S^'o'"'""'' '**''^-«''- "^"l-"
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I'rin.^pln. Ill's, ^"^""'fiJ : Llementary Facts and
of <fla s-'lilow n' for tTo"!-. ■"';-\^r"'. ^- '^^' ^'"'^"'^^
.-tuden,,, Lon. ''I'SS . p.uV'' "3' JI'.VS'™'a»a Chemical
Lonrisn '"mo* o ,f ■'f.""" .?" Fable: an Essay,
Narnttiv;^f,:;;r?fumiie^;;i/i::^rri,i'-..j;-^i«''>-
>*he,.ard, Charles E. ;„d Thomks li; Digest
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one concerning tlie antlior: he has prodnced a mastur-
piuce."— A'ud'im, xlvli. 217.
Sheiinrd, Evelyn. (Trans.) Our Children and
their Friends ; from tlie French of Susanue Cornoz.
Illust. N. Yorls, 1S8,H, ICmpo.
Nhepard,(>. L> Atienealugieal History of William
Shepard, of Fosseout, Northamptonshire, England, and
some of his Descendants, Salem, Mass., lS8(i, 8vo.
" Shepard, Haxel,"(l'flcud.) See Smith, Hklks
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tive in Its style, and so varied in iia subjeet."— Syjecfi/or,
xlvi. KKI'J,
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Shepard, William. See Walsh, William Shep-
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Shepheard, Rev. H., [(vitr, vol. ii., add.] 1.
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l!2,s'J.
Shtipheard-Walwyn. See Walwvv.
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Consumption. Illust. Lon., 187", r. Kvo.
"Shepherd, Dorothea Alice," (Pseud.) See
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Shepherd, Mrs. E. R. 1. For Girls: a Special
SHE
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Pliysiology, N. York, 1882, 12mo. 2. For Boys: a, Spe-
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Shepherd', George H. A Short History of the
British School of Painting, Lon., 1S8U, p. 8vo.
Shepherd, H. A. Antiquities of the State of
Ohio, Ciu., 18S7, 8vo.
Shepherd, Henry Elliot, president of Charleston
College, South Car(dina. History of the English Lan- '.
guage, N. York, I87U, 12ino. I
Shepherd, J. Poems, Lon., 1878, 12mo. j
Shepherd, John \V,, [aiiie, vol. ii., add.] Ala- |
bama Supreme Court Reports, vols, .\xv.-xli., xlix.-li.,
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1854-80, 29 vols. Svo. With Tillman, John P., Ala- i
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Shepherd, Peter. First Aid to the Injured:'
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Shepherd, U. Miss Nelly's Sins: a Tale of the j
Confessional; 2d ed., Lon., IS7fi, 12mo. ]
Shepherd, Richard Heme. 1. Tennysoniana:
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Alfred and C. Tennyson, Lon., 18(16, Svo. Anon. (Cited
under Tknnyson, Alfued, aiiie, vol. iii.) 2. (Ed.)
Lamb's Complete Works, in Prose and Verse : reprinted
from the Original Editions, with Many Pieces hitherto
unpublished, Lon., 1874, cr. Svo. 3. (Ed.) George
Chapman — Plays, Ion., 1874, p. Svo. 4. Notes of the
Principal Pictures of the Royal Academy, Lon., 1874,
Svo. 5. Visitor's Hand-Book to the Exhibition at Bur-
lington House, Lon., 187tj, Svo. ti. (Ed.) Waltoniana:
Inodited Remains in Verse and Prose of Izaak Walton ;
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,'md thi-. hifigrsphle-, it purriorts to provide all else pub-
lished by that charming writer; and this, In fact, it does
provide, with one exception, the two letters entitled ' Love
and Truth,' published by Walton in his ol<l iiKe, in 1080,
under the title of 'A Quiet and Conformable Citizen of
London.' "—Ath., No. 289.5.
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man is fur nmre attractive than the work, and the records
i)f him wliich are given by his brotlier anil Mr. IJnton are
full of peculiar and pathetic interest."— .><pec((i(or. 111. IIHI.
8. The Bibliography of Ruskin in Prose and Verse,
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ogriijihy of Thackeray, Lon., IS.Sl, p. Svo.
'"riie special feature of the list is the enumeration of
Thackeray's eontrlliutions to 'Fraser's Magazine' and
' Punch." —.loid., xix. 90.
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12. The Bibliography of Swinburne, Lon., IS84, p.
Svo; new ed:, 1SS7. LI. (Ed.) The Comidete Works in
Verse and Prose of Percy Bysshe Shelley : Prefaced and
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son, Ciiai'.les N., (ed.) Memoirsof the Life and Writings
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of Carlyle not iucliided in his authorized collections,
wliich, as presented in appendix form, are, on the whole,
the most interesting portion of the work."— ^4cu<i., xx. 172.
And see Dickens, Charles, supra.
Shepherd, S. The Tragedy of Calvary: an Illus-
trated Sacred Poem dedicated to the Children, N. Y'ork,
ISS:i, sq. 24mo.
Shepherd, Thomas J. Westminster Bible Dic-
tionary: prepared for the Presbyterian Board of Publi-
cation. Illust. ii. id Mops, Phila., 1880, Svo.
"Shepher'i, Tom," (Pseud.) See Hazard,
Thomas Robinson, mipi-n..
Shepherd, .Ma,ior William, R.E. Prairie Ex-
periences in Handling Cattle and Sheep. Illust. Lon.,
1884, Svo.
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ing piece of travel liteni'iire, is well worthy of perusal;
while as a specimen of n .■ver-iucrea.siiig • ranch litera-
ture' it is the best which ^s come under our notice."—
Acad., xxvi. 140.
Shepherdson, W. Reminiscences in the Career
of a Newspaper : Starting a " Daily" in the Provinces,
Lon., 1870, 12mo.
Sheppard,E. E..M. Perfected For Ever: Flowers
on Earth transplanted to Heaven, Lon., 1870, 12mo.
Sfieppard, Edgar. Leciures on Madness, in its
Medical, Lega', and Social Aspects, Lon., 1873, Svo.
Shcppard, Joseph Ilrigstocke, LL.D. 1. (Ed.)
Materials for the History of Thomas Becket, Archbishop
of Canterbury : vol. vii., (Record Office Pub.,) ]<on.,
1885, Svo. (See Robert.son, J. C, mi/jia.) 2. (Ed.)
The Letter-Books of the Monastery of Christ Church,
Canterbury : vol. i,, Lon., 1SS7, Svo.
Sheppard, Nathan, IS;i.:-lS88, b. at Baltimore,
.Md.; giiuiuated at Attleborough College 1SS4, and at
Rochester Theological Seminary 1859; acted as special
correspondent of New Y'ork and Chicago papers during
the civil war and the Franco-German war; lecturer on
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University 1873-1877. 1. Shut up in Paris, Lon., 1871,
Svo.
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2. (Ed.) The Dickens Reader, 1881. 3. (Ed.) Char-
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Essays of George Eliot, 1883. 5. Darwinism stated by
Darwin Himself: Passages from his Writings, N. Y'ork.
1884, 12mo. C. Before an Audience; or. The Use of
the Will in Public Speaking, N. Y'ork, 1886, 12mo. 7.
Saratoga Chips and Carlsbad Wafers : the Pursuit of
Happiness and Health at the Two Great Mineral-Water
Resorts of America and Europe, N. York, 1887, 12mo.
Sheppard, Thomas. Local Taxation and Pa-
rochial Government, Lon., 1870, 8- i.
Shepperson, Alfred B. jtton Facts: a Com-
pilation of the Croiis, Receipts, Exports, Stocks, Ac, for
a Series of Years, N. Y'ork, 1882, Svo.
Sheppcrson, W. The Medical Man's Handy
Book, Lon., 1882, 32mo.
Sherard, Rev. Charles William, graduated at
kebleCollege, Oxford, 1875; ordained 1879; curate of
St. Martins, Salisbury, since 1879. Infant Baptism : a
Scriptural Inquiry, Lon., 1.885, 12mo.
Sherard, Robert Uarborough. 1. A Bartered
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Honour; a Novel, Lon., 188,1, 3 vols, cr "(vo 2
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Sherer, John. The Classic Lands nf i.'„r^„.
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the Ihrone; or, The History of the Cross N Ynrl, isaa
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Sherivood, Kntc Urownlve. Ciiiiip Firo, Mo-
iiiuriiil Day, niiil other Pcioin.-i, Chic, 1885, Ittnin.
Shcru'ood, Miiry Kliznbcth, (UiDioii,) b.
183(1, lit Keono, N.ll. ; wifo of .lohii Sherwood, of New
York. 1. The .Siiruiism of Destiny; or, Nina's Kxpe-
ritnoe, N. York, IS77, 12nio. 2. Amenities of Jlouie,
X. York, I.HNi, l:'nio. :i. Ilunie Aimiseinonts, N. York,
iNSl, 12uio. 4. A Tran.ipliinled Koso : iv Story of New
York Society, N. York, lss2, Klnio. .">. Aliinners ami
Social I'saKcs, N. York, 188 1, lOino. 6. lloval (iirlsnnil
Koyal Courts, IJost., 1887. 12iiio.
Slierwuiid, Mnry Nciil, has made many transla-
tions from the French, S(jmo of them under the paeudo-
nynie of "John Stirlini;." 1. Aumura of JMiilippe, by
Octavo Feuillct, I'hila., 1S77, s<[. 16nio. 2. A Woman's
Mistake; or, Jac(|ucs do Trevannes, by Mmc. Angelo
Knssand, I'hila., 1S7S, sq. Illmo. .). liosia, by Henry
• licvillc, I'liila., 1 <7S, sq. 16ino. 4. -Marryinj^ olf a
Dan^jhte-, by 11. (Irfville, I'hila,, 1878, sq. Kinio. 5. Sii-
vell's K.\|iintion. hy II. (Jrcville, I'hila., 1878, sq. Ifinio. (i.
Sonia,liy II. Orf'ville, I'hila., I87S, s((. Kimo. 7. IR'lenoi
a Lovc-Kpisdde, hy Kmilc Zola, I'hila., 1878, sq. Kimo.
8. Little (iood-fcir-Xothin„', by A. Damlet, liost., 1878,
IBnio. 9. The Abhe's Temptation, by lOmile Zola, I'hila.,
I87y, sq. Ilimo. 1(1. L'Assommoir, by E. Zola, I'hila.,
18711, sq. Ilimo. II. Honbenr des Dames ; or. The Shop-
Girls of Paris, by K. Zola, Phila., IS7«, .sq. IHmo. 12. The
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Kimo. M. Angele's Fortune, by Andre Theuriet, Phila.,
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E. Zola, Phila., 1879, sq. Kimo. 18. bonne Marie : aTale
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1880, 16mo. 22. Lucie Kodey, by H. Grevillo, Phila.,
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Sherwood, U. (Ed.) The Constitution of the Isle
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Sherwood, Scott R. The Lays of a Bohemian:
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Shettigue, Jaue H. Jephthah's Daughter. Lon.,
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Shield, J. The Death of Lucretius: a Poem, Lon.,
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Shields, Kev. Charles WoodrutT, D.D., LL.D.,
[aiile, vol. ii., add.] He is an earnest advocate of the
restoration of the Presbyterian Prayer-Book of 1661 for
optional »sf, !. Kniiginn and Soienoe in their RclHtion
to Philosophy, N. York, 1875, 8vo. 2. The Final Phi-
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1877, 8vo; 2d ed., rev., 1879; 3d cd., entitled " I'hiluso-
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j Is really to lie elli'i'leil between Scli>nce Kn<l Uellnloii at
last. And not (jnly Is the vi'iiinitilc <lis|mie to lie settled,
but it is to lie settled Ipy nietliuds exelusively .\merienn,
we are told : ' The Ameriean neoifraiihy, genealogy, polities,
and religion are simply luiparuliek il, either In aiadelit ur
modern civili/atiuii, and tonelber liirm itn aguretriite of all
that is jieeuliar to the elvilizatluns of Kumpe, .Vsla. and
Africa. Sueh a medley (d'ellmates. of races, of Instltotloiis,
of ('reeds and thenries, I'usiiii; under one political system,
adiirds materials lor a phlliwipliv which eaiiiini but lie
linal. and by projeetiiiKon a Kiaiider scale, and with fuller
cunditioiis. all the time-wurn Issues id' hislurv, shows iliat
here, If anywhere, the old terrestrial jiroblem" is at IciiL'th
to be solved.' "—.\'iiliiiii, xxvlii. IS.
3. The Order of Sciences : an Essay on the Phil-
j osophical Classification and Organization of Human
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; Shields, G. O., ("Coquina." pseud. i Rustling
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Stream, Chic, |ss:i, I2mii.
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Code, Phila., l,ss;i-S4, 2 vols. Svo.
Shields, J. E, Treatise on Engineering Construc-
tion, N. York, 1877, 12mo.
Shields, Joseph D. Life and Times of .Soargent
Smith Prentiss, Phila., 18S4, Svo.
Shields, R. J. Knights of the Red Cross: Alle-
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Shields, Airs. Saruh Annie, 1 Frost.) 1. Par-
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nal Letter-Writer, N. York, 18(17, Iftmo. 3. Laws and
By-Laws of American Society, X. Y'ork, 18(i9, Kimo.
4. The Art of Dressing Well. N. York, 1870, lOmo. .1.
A Week's Holiday. Illust. N. York, 1872, ISmo. 6.
Sunshine for Rainy Days. Illust. N. Y'ork, 1S73, sm.
4to. 7. Very Little Tales. Illust. N. Y'ork, 1873, 4
vols. (■4mo. 8. Common Sense in the Kitchen, Phila..
i 12i,io. 9. Dialogues for Y'oung Folks, N. York, Kimo.
10. Grandpapa's Home. Illust. X. York, l.'<mo. 11.
Happy Summer; or. The Children's Journey. Illust.
N. York, I87«, 4to. 12. Almost a Woman. Illust. N.
Y'ork, 1876, 16mo. 13. Evening Amusements, (" House-
hold" Ser.) Illust. 1877, 8vo. 14. Amateur Thcatri-
cals and Fairy-Tale Dramas, N. Y'ork, 16mo.
Shicll, Anthony Ceorge. A Year in India, Lon.,
1879, 8vo.
Shillaber, Ueivjamin Penhallow, [ante, vol.
ii., add.,] d. 1890. 1. Partingtonian Patchwork. Illust.
Boat., 1873, 12mo. 2. Lines in Plea.sant Places : Rhyth-
mics of Many Moods and Quantities, Wise and Other-
wise, Best., 1874, 12mo. 3. Ike and his Friends, Bost.,
1879, Kimo. 4. Cruises with Captain Bob on Sea and
Land, Bost., 1880, 16mo. 5. The Doublerunner Club,
Bost., 1881, 16ino. 6. Wide-Swath, 1882, (includes
" Lines in Pleasant Places," Ac.)
Shillaber, Lydia. Mr.s. Shillaber's Cook-Book : a
Practical Guide for Housekeepers, N. York, 1887, 12mo.
Shilleto, Rev. Arthur Richard, M.A., gradu
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Description of Greece: with Notes, &e., Lon., 1886,2
vols. 12mo. 2. (Trans.) Plutarch's Morals : with Notes,
Lon., 188,8, 12mo.
Stiillito, J. Womanhood: its Duties, Temptations,
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Shilton, A. J. Household Chemistry for the Non-
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Shimeall, Rev. Richard Cunningham, [ante,
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Destiny of Napoleon III., 1866. 2. The Distinction
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ur. Where and what is Heaven ? N. Y'ork, 1870, 12mo.
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<' lurch : rector „f (in.cu Church \evtu' ""'","
Munnal of Instruction ,.,,.,„ the rone".. , ,,.,";• ,,„'; 1
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1'. Mnnual of Instruction on the Vn.Vc li.lol '\ x"T
Questions ,.buut our Chu ch, X Vm.!, ,«" I : ""• -'•
c^..t,,., that trouble r^^,u:r::;^:^J^^:-':-^^
Shinii,W. P.
X. York, Is'ii, Svi,,
Shipley, Miss ,>Iary Kli7nhi>th i, >.,,
Slin.lon, Sussex, Kn«. ; Mau,!f',cro^' >"'.''•.,;-•, "'
Lonaon morohant; has comrihi.i,. ' ' ' • ' '"l'l»'.v, a
.''»o. ,j. Lofty Aims anil Lowly EllorfJ ■ „ • i ."' '
1^73, p 8vo. 4. Dail.v Help Tor^a ^'Vee , t-'i, ;""-
Worses, Un, I87:i, p, Svo, ne«. ed 187'. V 7' '"'?
at Brighton, an,l whV came of it^I.'on"' ;-,■'•, tf'"'"''
Chnslums at Annesley; or, IIow h," v. "'
their llulhlays, l-on., 187°, 'l" , '- ",""",'? .-^I"'"'
or. What Children n.a'y -io for , us.'lo 1 " V ^ l','" '
p:;w'w^^7n,:;^^,,'^'-!;5r■■r^'■'''-
Deborah's Whim: a Tale Lon A7S i\ ' ^""""
11. Looking Back; a Men ory\f tU Li 1? 'V ™-
Shipley, Kev. Orby, r„„^e vol ii n,i,i ii ^q.,.
jects, Lon., 1868, 8vo 2 8iv smLT^ ^ ^'«'°''' ■^"''-
.Mormons Lon., ,S70, I2,„o. 4. (Ed.) Ritulr.,f the
Altar: containing the Office of^ th^e*^ i I "',^:11
Sermons
Altar
1-on., 1870, 12mo;'2d eTls^fs""^ 'rl^ ^-omnmnion,
VU» and 1662, Lon. 1871 I i?! «" .^/'r/"""'^'"" "f
Month, Lon.,'lS7?'l2mo '-ru^f- "'"V""'""^ lor a
Homeopathic Family Guide; Sth id Ch e "'-, ?■, -
South Ca^l^a, xXl^len:? '1^^;^""'^'^'" '"
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« d partmen of1h"eS^""°''?'' ^*/'' """^ »'""-' "'" ''
entered the navvn V^'^ersity of Pennsylvania 1848:
mUsioll 1 ^ ' assistant surgeon in 1849 ; was com
Z^ZtZZToTZT' """'^ '" the'eiviir,-!
« surgeon of the European squadron lS71-7;ij|
SHr
rnodieal director of the Xaval Ilo-pital |s7|l .„ ti ■ .
^™r.atSea:the«,oryofa.aiLr''l!ilCn:ihJl8^^
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inoreMlrrliL-in ih "r™ i /,,, ' ,,*,,'^ ?:>'''''^'. '"'■ 'n'"-!'
•Shiptoii, Anna, [.i,,,,- v,,\ a .,1,1 1 , .- . .
|0 .he Flock: Xarra.ites of Chr";;," ''lL i ,^;""< T
1 1-ino; new cd., s7H. " The I,. 1 In ' ' . ' ''"' •
'.- 5 1 Kllno". ";;"■''■ ''T'^ ■" ""^ Wildirnc";
I'ooiis, Ion r7 12;,,, -^T'^^*,"' '">' '•il«"»"i«e;
-^jM2mo.;,!';,'^^i:.,;^:r'i!;-;i!,!:;::^j-;.
0.W with Us:" the Believer's lv;r>io,;:/on:'l^ri2„ '
!-..!lss7;'l',r"""' I'-idents from my j;.u™;:;;
c.'!;:}^f:iJ!'i;!^Shfr:?:'^i,.;:7i,"'f---'"«"
Lon., 1SS3 ,, Svo' J P ■• '\ • '-"^ Jl'-nths' Friend,
8vo ', Th V;.?' •';,'^'-'»';"'g tlic Voke, Lon., 1884, p
P- Svo. 7' Th ' T n!; '^?.'?f""'"' ,»"J ■''ons. Lon., 1885
'.""., issl; Pm„ "\' ^cf't ,"";' ""'" ^l'"rt Stories
l'^87, „ s-n u^n ; •'•"""sesand Views, Lon.,
Shirley, Evelyn Philip, F S A AT K t a r ,
Vo . 11.. aild 1 il Is>;>i II •' , ' "'•"■I.A., [mile,
'lerine n Lord Bea.'^r^r, \v ""t '"■' '"■'«'""' "^ '^l''- Ar-
KTibcd as '•■„,,?, ■'' I'""'"i>-," "here n, ^s dc-
everybody ei- e' '^l^ "."r"' ^'"^'T ^"'"'''^' "''^ ''"-'
contributed to xrtetnd.""- "'T"" P''-'''^»»'>t." Ho
>"ent, and puWished in vr"' ^""" '*' ""'"mence-
«"'^, vol i T,; f . ''"'"l? ':' '™''"^ "'entioned
««han, Lon.; isso, f'',! ^^''"''^' "^ "»' <^'""nty of Men-
ever"?/5m^.r?i^';.l';"'i^!;'^.^"J\V"'"'=,,^^'''\"''"'^''«''at-
lectcd.''-jc„,^, XV -luS ^ *- accessible has been col-
I pj-^Il«nley and the House of Lechmere, Lon., 1884.
I ton**'x'iT' •f"''" .-■♦"Hon. 18,'!I-1,«87, b. at .^anborn
^::isr?^7^l.t;-'- ---"^ "-- -s^^
Patriot,' a .Sketch lon li-o """"'^ Demagogue or
Shirr..H- lii ""L^" ""lai Law. Lon., I,s88, 8vo.
add 1 b KU ' '^'""»' ^""« Em [-„„. vol ii
bIo]i',\irirk'isZt''if'Z''i;,l's'ir^''^'^ ^^-^ ""-^ valua-
I eduoatioi. uf •l.e^'cilnC'illkT. "ea^'',7^r\v';^t'"i'i,}"2
1S41
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KliLlewarti'ii Is m-t ujv They can make a Kindergarten l matprlKl, l.ut hii- arrftngcMl It very Im.llv ; he liM rHlIoil t(>
at liiime.' — >'!/. Ilir., Ivll. 7iil. ' ill»tlii|jiii»h l'ro|H'rly lulwuin the iirchlstorli; ttii(l iiuTily
4. llDiiio I'Muiiition in Uelatlon to KindcrijartL'n : Two j
Lei'turuK, I.oii., I«HI, 11. Svo.
Shouk, Wllliiiiii Henry, h. |h2I, iit IlFiltlinoro,
Mil.; cntereil thu niivy Isij; (jiiKincdr-in-oliii'l' of tho
navy 1h77-s:i, when ho wan rutlreil. He i" I' ' inventor
of many naval »|i|iliiinces. Sleiiiii Itoilern : ti.eir Uenign,
Conntruetion, anil .Munngenient, N. Yorli ami I<o»., ISSU,
'Iti
Nhocniaker, Joliil V., M.I). I. Tho Oleates : an j
Invostiniitioii into tli ir Nature iinil Action, I'hilii., ls^'5,
li'miii. 2. Toxt-lliiolt of Diseases of tho Sl«in. Illunt.
N. Yiirli. 18SS, Svo. i
SiKdie, Imiiiio, F.d.S., asaoeiato nieriil)er of tho In-
ftitute of Civil Kngineors; ex-iiiayur of Wrexham. I. !
(iravitatinj: Sewa({o .■^choino, hon., |S7'.i, Svo. 2. Scien-
tiflo anil Sanitary Sowerai{o ami Drainage, Lim., ISSd,
8vii.
Shoolbrrd, Jaiiiet IV. 1. On tho I'rosont fetato
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ing iinil its I'nii'lii'iil .Xpiilieatiun, Lon., l**?!!, |>. Svo.
Shore, \rabclln. 1. (Trans.) A Daughter of tho
Malpeires: .» Tiilo of tho " Anoieii lU-ginie;" from tho
French of .MaihiTiio Keyljaml, l.nn., ISS.i, p. Svo. 2.
Dante for lieginnors : a Sketch of tho " Diviniv Com-
meiliii i" with Translations, Biographical ami Critical
Notes, Ac, lion., 1 6, p. Svo. With Shohk, Louisa:
1. War Lyrics, Lon., ISa.i, p. Svo. (This is mentionoil,
uiilp, vol. ii., umler Shohk, A. L.) 2. (lemma of tho
Isles, a Lyrical Dramo, ami other Poems, Lon., IS.V.I,
p. Svo. :)". llunnilml : a Dniiiui, in Two I'arts, Lon.,
miiMiimentnl c'lvllfzalloiis anil those which. faillMif
, tluiirlshlni.', were still In exl.-lei ut the iHTliMlof the ills-
ciivery anil iif the Spanish cimiiuesl, auil has iiverliuuleil
i Ills wiirk Willi a mass uf speciihil , ahsurd conjecture*,
iiiKl iieeilless rcl'iilalion."— ."vi/. Hii 1. 37.').
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I Students in tho Ohio Stale University, Cleveland, i i>2,
I I2mn.
4. Fra Dulcino, and other Poems, Lon.,
IS6I, l2mo
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Shore, Sir Charles John, second Unron
Teigniuoiith, D.C.L., LL.D., F.H.S., [.n,(e, vol. iii.,
Teioxmoitii, add.,] 17!I6-1SS5. Keminiscences of Many
Yours, Kilin., 1S7S, 2 .-ols. Svo.
"The miistcrpiccc ii Lord TelKnniiiiith's gallery Is W 11-
Hani WIlbiTl'nrcc. . . . Lord Tui«nuunitli photoiiraplis the
man. . . . We are niider tun many nlilltsa'.loiis tu Lord
TeiKnmiiiitli fur havinu' rescued fnnii iililivlon many very
piquant savings and iloiiigs to iiiiarrel with him tor treat-
ing a siiiiafjlile ill a Yiirksliirc piuish as uf eiiual Interest
with the idiusvncrasies ut Macanlay or uf I'eei. "— .Sut. Kei\,
xlvl. O'JS.
Shore, Hon. Henry Noel, b. Isi7i son of the
second liaron Teignmouth ; a lieutenant in the lliiyal
navy. Tl.e Flight of the " Lapwing :" a Naval Officer'^
Jottings in China, Formosa, and Japan. Maps. Lon.,
1881, Svo.
"The book contains plenty of readable matter, and
throws some light on the progres.s of ei', ilizaliou In tho
Far Kast."— .liw/.. xix. i'lS.
" Nij livelier iiccimiit of the general aspect of Cliiim ways
and nmniuTs, and the general look of things Chinese, has
been pulilislied."— .Vii/;-);/, xxxii. 13!i.
Shore, Ilev. Thointis Teignmouth, M.A.,
F.U.li.S., b. 1811, at Dublin ; graduated at Trinity Col-
lege, Dublin, 18iil; incumbent of Berkeley Chapel,
Mayfair, London, since 1873; chaplain-in-ordinary to
the queen since ISSl ; editor of " Helps to lielief." 1.
Some Dittioultios of Belief: Sermons preaclied at Berke-
ley Church, Mayfair, Lon., 1S77, p. Svo; Sth ed., 1SS7.
2. The Life of the World to (Jonie, and other Subjects,
Lon., 187S, p. Svo; Jth ed., l.-s."). :j. Shortened Church
Services and Hymns for I'sc a Children's Service, Lon.,
18711, ;i2ino. 4. The First Epistle to the Corinthians,
(" New Testament Commentary for English Readers,")
Lon,, 187'J, 121110 ; .^th ed., 1S8J. 5. " Saint (ieorge for
England," and other Sermons preached to Children, Lon.,
IS82, p. Svo; 6th ed., IS87. «. Prayer, ("Helps to
Belief,") Lon., ISSfi, so. 16ino.
Shore, Thomas William, M.D., B.Sc, lecturer
on comparative anatomy and assistant demonstrator of
anatomy at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Elementary
Practical Biology: Vegetable, Lon.. 1887, Svo.
Short, Ilev. C. The Duration of Future Punish-
ment, and other Sermons. Lon., 187S, p. Svo.
Short, Frederick II. The Crown Office Rules and
Forms, issil; the Supreme Court of Judicature Acts,
and Rules of the Suiireme Court, 1SS3, relating to the
Practice on the Crown Side of the Queen's Bench Di-
vision, Lon., issrt, Svo.
Short, John Thomas, professor of history in tho
State University of Ohio. 1. The Last Gladiatorial
Show. Illust. Cin., 16mo. 2. The North Americans
of Antiquity
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"Mr. Short has gathered together a quantity of valuable
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Short, Itcv. Walter Francis, M.A., graduated
at New College, Oxford, 1m6m; Fellow la.'il-S;); rector
of Donhead St. .Mary, Wiltshire, since 1S82. Chrint's
i Soldiers : Sermons preached at Woolwich, Lon., 1S71, p.
8vii.
' Shorter, C. K. Fifty Years of Victorian Litera-
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, Shorter, Thomas, ("Thomas Brevier," pseud.)
I 1. (E.'..) Poetry for School and Home, Lon., Isfll, p.
Svo. 2. T je Two Worlds, the Niitural and the Spirituiil :
their Intimate Connection iind Relation illustrated by
Examples and Testimonies, Ancient and Modern, Lnii,,
1SB4, p. Svo. :t. Immortality in Harmony i .th Mun's
Nature and Experience: Confessions of Sceptics, Lon.,
1SV6, Svo. 4. Lyrics for lleiirt and Voice : a t'ontri-
butiiin tu tho Hymnal of the Future, Lon., lss;t, Ithiio.
Shorthousc, E. A Present to Boys, Youths, iinil
Y'o'.ing Men. Illust. Birmingham, 1881, Svo.
Whorthousc, John Henry, b. ISH4, at Birming-
ham, Eng. J educated at private schools, and at (irovo
House School, 'I'ottenham ; a manufacturer at Biriiiiiig-
ham. He has contributed a few papers to Macniillan's
Magazine and the Nineiecntli Century. 1. John In-
glesimt : a Romance, Lon., ISSl, 2 vols. p. Svo. (An
edition of DID copies for private circulation had been
printed at liirmingham in issn.)
" If It had much less toolfcr than it has, nuich Icsschanii
of stvle and description, and many fewer pathetic and
toiicliliig Ineldcius, the character ol John liiglesanl alone
would win for It a sympathetic circle of readers. . . . flic
peculiar religious tone and temper which belonged to llie
liner and more poetical minds in the TractJirmii move-
ment . . . Iliids here delicate and lieaiilllul Interpretation,"
—Silt. /iVc, HI. V.
'• The Italy of Milton's day, Its superstition and its scep-
ticism, ami the sophistry that strove to make the two iis
one; its monks and !t.s hraviies; Its processions and Us
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sm ; thu oiiulcncc of its past and the impotence of its
areseiit; will be found depicted by sympathetic genius In
I {lie second volume of 'John Ing'le.sanf."'— K. Gak.nktt:
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subslaiitiiil enough to carry all the colour with which the
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Shortland, Edward. Maori Religion and Myth-
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S.nnk, W.llian. FinUlay. The Fioll Rniri.
neei- H Handy Hook of I'rartico in the .<,„vev, Loeatim
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Pharynx, Iron, the German of 0. Michel, xV. York
Slinrt, Theodore. 1. Helps to Devotion for my
ShnnicH, Hev. Ernest Warburton, b. Isfl> at
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liitroduetioi. '>y H. liuttenvorth, Host., Iss.J 9(;,,„ „
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ISSD 4. W hen I was a Chihl, Dost., l.sso. 5. Xe^
lears Peace, Host., ISS7. '
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vol. >,., a,l, ] l,si„-l87t, b. in Ho.^lon ,' graduated at
8.S-7U. . John Ileal o llingham and One Line of
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1^S8 svo. (The author advances a theory that the
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tered at least through other minds.")
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f?^;i;:;!',^i;io!^ri;i;;ir--"n.i-na«;^^^
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add.] graduated at Gonville and Caius College, Cam-
brulgo, 18o2; ordained 18.0',; rector of St. MaTy'^teps
k'Sv"-:. '^"1"""^' "'"■"'* ■" '^'""■ee of I'ortsea mission
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Slnittleworth, «ev. Henry Cary, M.A., grad- i
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■M. .Nicholas, London. 1. The Seven Last Words of Our
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Hvo ' T^ " ; '"»''•" '" '""K" I'lfe. I'"n., I8S4, p.
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V "■',.*•, "• <^',""''"l""-'iry Fi-li.m : Note. ,>n Ennllsh
ir!::t!-""-' ''''' '^'- ''■"■ "^ ^■h'-rch Congress
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1. Ih.Mights and .Niggesti,ms o„ Certain .io..ial Pr, I n
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Uorkmen in Lani-ashir,., Is?.!. 2. ltihb!,:s,lale , S a
oaiihire ,<i.xty V,ius \go, Lon., Is?! :i vol' n's-
WhnttI) worth, .Miss Janet lilizaliit'h liav.
daughter ,d- ,^ir J. P. KayShuttlew,,"" '.'V' ,.'*"'
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Iron the Uermati of C. ||. Hitler: with a Pref,,.,' v Si
Julius Heno,liet, Lon., |s7,'J, Sv,). " , F,l 1 rll I 'i 1
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>ibree, Ilev. Janien, Jr.," F.H.G .'^., „ .n*^^ „, ,,
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n,fn! V 1 w' "'"' ".' '""'I''^'' '■ "^■"'■''■^ contributing
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jut,, I n 18,,,, and subsequently brought out, the An-
.ir.an,irivo Annual, nine volumes of which have an-
>tar,.,l,,.„ntainiiig ,,uai,titie8 of inlorniation on Malagasy
I opogrnphv, mitural productions, customs, folk-h,re • nd
irSl ''r'"7 -^"^-e: 1. M;.,!a„'an;
; iu, r' ,■ 1 [,"■' "' " Four dears' Residence: with a
^ketc „ the History, Position, and Prospects of Mis-
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.Miuhigascar. Maps am! llhist. Lon., 18711 Svo
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tiotf„U,'"M^"r"' '^;'^l'"«"'l'l'y : inclu,ling l-ublica-
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1ss*i"!T' """o"',; '• *'""'y' ""'' o'l'er Poems, Lon.,
?';■'• '':■. 2- I'ouiis : including "Fancy," " A Ke"t
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II. 8vo ; new e,!., Is88. -^u",
Sibson, Francis, M.D., F.K.S., [ante vol n
a,ld.,l 1814 187f,, b iit'cross Canonly^'st.;;;!;,";;;"' , :':
cate,! in Ldinburgh; obtained his diploma from the
Uoyal College ,jf .burgeons (E,lin.) shortly after thecom-
pletion of his seventeenth year; in isa.-i ajipointed resi-
,lcnt surgeon and apothecary to the Nottingham General
Hosmtal; in 1844 publishcl a paper on Changes induced
in he l-ituation and ,-triicture of the Internal Organs
umler \ arying Circumstances of Health and Disease'
which gained him a high reput,ition ; some years later
he remove,! to Lon,lon, where he became a member and
subseiiueutly a Fellow of the Royal College of Physi
cian.s and one of the physicians and lecturers at St
Mary s Hospital, where he accumulated the material for
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,,»(<., vol. 11 and publishe,! in full, Lon., 18(19, iinp fol
Collected Works. Eilited hy WiMiaiu M. Ord M D
Illust. Lon., I,s8l, 4 vols. 8vo. ' • ■ •
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hese a great iiiajority are anatimiical in substuncs if not
111 nam,.; a lew are coiicerne,! with the physiolOKi^al
action ,111,1 tlHTapeutic uses of certain narcotics '^AU
are market by the (listinguisliing,,ualities of he tiuthor'^
a" i;,' :rl',";;'i:"„"'-'" '"I"*"-!- '"'^l «"at may almi^t be cXd
a passion lor accuracy and precision of statement, even
UN3
i':-!
mii
I
;'i
Bin
when Ihli iliii'n 11"! Kcdin til lie rnlli'ii ir liv llii' lnlrlii«li'
lin|ii<rliiiii't< III lliv iimitcr In Imiiil. , . . 1 liv rlmrt lilu- i
Rniphliiil nutloc III' tlif iiiiihur is ii niwU'l of li" lilml."—
villi./,, xlx, l.iii.
Slbtliiirii, lt<'v. Ilichiira Uuldo, M.A., ll.li.,
1 7'.!'.'- 1^711, ri'liii'iii'il In llui liiiiiiiin ('iillinlii! I'liiiroh iiinl
HiK rcivJiiillli'il 111 11 |iiic."t ill iMi.i. lliiily llruiul ;
Mnrninn .Mi'iliMlimis I'lir u Vuiir, liiiii., I>7li, |i. >^\n,
SlckeU, i>. H, I'liltuil StiitcH Aliiiiiiii l.itw-i:
iMiriim tnr KatiibliKiiinK I'ruiil' ti! C'lniiiii, <tc., ■>>an Finn,,
!■','< I, Svn.
SU-kelH, II. v., llciiiirls New York ('nitrl of Aii-
fi'iilH, v'll.i. xlvi.-M'iv., (I>ri-«l,) Albuiiy, l(i7:'-f*4, 4'.l
Vuln. 'no. I
••Siaduiiw, Jlliili'H II.," (I'.-iii.l.) ?i'i' Stiii'-1
UI'KI.KII. J. 11., ill/ill.
Sidcliolhaiii, lt(>v. Henry, .M..\,, Krailuuti'il nt ;
llcrlliiril CiilK'^i-. "xliii'l, l>i)l : "iil.iiiii.l |sii;li rliii|i'
liiin lit .Mciiliiiu' i.iiiiv' I.S7S. I, 'i'lio C'liuii'li "I' Knuliiii I
in lloliilinn til lMiri.'i){n Churulii's, Lmi., l-si'. 'i. '\'\\<!
l)i,<ci|ilino 111' Ti'iiiiiiiiiiim, iinil utlii;r .■^uniiiini', Iiun.,
is.i^l, Klinii. ;i. Uiir iJiiil.v llii'uil: A "reiiunilion Inr |
lluly Ciiininuniiin, .U',, l.'ni., H"*^, .'iljiiio. I
SiUvy, JniiieN A>, .M.l>. I. Mi'luni L'tiriui'n:
licina 11 llij.'i<loilv I'in^lcily 111' .^I'otoli Kn;,'li.ili tri.-li M^-
(,'or lioiliii); (.'iirlinif L'niuie S«i-i"U-i iiml .■'uiitinu'iitiil Oilil-
iinil Kills of liliynioK anil F.'.liliM. liy K. Cnici'lli, Willi
Illii.iliiitiiins by Clnirlc's A. Doyji' anil Jolin Sinarl.
Kilin,, ISIlll, Svo. 2, "Altor KjUHilom :" Iji'ln;,' Miiolliiir
Instiilini'nt of LIIik ami liviii's: witliOno llumlnil mii|
Filly l'on-anil-Inl< Slictclius ami Ooeasioniil Music,
Kilin., IH77, Ito. Anon,
Niduwick, Alfred, grailiialoil at Linooln Ciillogo,
Oxfiiril, X^l'.'f, F'fliow of (twens Collej^o, Manuliu.iti'i',
ISS2. Falliii'ii's: a Viuw of l.oj{io from tlie I'l-acticial
Siile, (" Inturnatioiiiil SL'ientitlo" Sur,,l Lon„ I8s:i, p.
svo.
Kidgwiek, Arthur, iM..\„ brotlior of Henry Piil){-
wiok, I'li/Vii .■ f^railuati'il nt Trinity ('olluj{i), Cainl)iiil;;o,
I.Sii.i; Fellow l.'<i!l-71l, anil ."inoe 1'<,S2; as.iistant master
of Hugby Si'liool 18l')l-7'.t: lecturer ami tutor at Ciii'-
briilgo IS7y-s2. 1. Introduetion in Ureek Prone Coni-
|iositiiin, liOn., IS77, or, .Svo; new e.l,, ISM5. 2. A Key
til Ureek I'rose Conipo.^itinn, Iinn.. 1X78, cr. Svo; new
e.l., IB**!!. 3. First (Ireck Writer: with Kxorei.-c3 ami
Vooabularies, Lon., 183U, l2uio, 4. Form Uisnipline; u
Iicoturo, Liin,, 18Sli, cr. Svo. '■>. Ijectures on (ireck Proso
Coiiipo.jition ; with Exorcise,^, Lon,, ISSii, 12ino. Also,
sohiiul eililions of several Ureek ami Latin Works, willi
notes. With .MouirK, FiiANCis U.vviu, An Introduction
to Greek Vorso Composition | 3il oil., rev., Lon., I8Sa,
8vii.
Sidgwick, Charlotte S. The Story of \orway.
Illust. l.iin., IS.s.'i, r.'nio.
Sidgwick, Henry, .M.A.. b. 1838, nt Sklptim,
Yorkshire; was ciUioatcil at Kugby. anil at Trinity
College, Cambriilge, whi-TC he was Fellow lSa'.)-IV,), lec-
turer 1S59-7J, ami eleeteil hon. Fellow 18S1 ; appointoil
prioloctor of moral ami political philosophy in the uni-
versity in 1875, anil Knightsbriilgo professor of moral
philosophy in 1883. 1. The Ethics of Conformity onJ
.Subscription, Lon., 1S70, l2iuo. 2. The Methods of
Ethics, Lon., 1874, Svo; I'd ed , 1881; .Supplement, 1>77.
"It claims to bo an examination, at oner cxpcwitory and
critical, of llic ilill'i'ivnt inctliods of ulituining reasoned
convii'tiiins as to what iinsibt to be done which are to bo
fonml— cither explicit ur iini>licit— In the moral conscious-
nc-s iif mankind 1,'cneriilly, and which, from lime In time,
have lici'ii dcvclupi-d, cither singly or in comlilnation, liy
individual thinkers and worked up into systems now liis-
torical." — Authnr'g Pr(Jacr.
" Mr. Sidgwick, inverting Aristotle's pliniie, proposes as
his end knowledge, not practice, and adopts the impartial
and scientllic treatment of a German psy.diolngist. He is
neither the advocate nor the assailant, but the investigator.
And it nuiy be that this kind of originality, the originality
of method, i.s all the originality he woul'd Idmself claim
for his treatise. He has no new theory to propound, nor
does he offer any novel array of argument in support of
any one of the standard theories. Yet . . . we have in
reading Mr. Sldgwick's iiages a sen.se of that originalitv
which may be imparted to any subject by its being handled
In its whole extent and expounded in all its breadth by a
powerful mind, a mind whiih has not only mastered it" in
alllts details, but infjrinei! them with lU own life."— i>u^
Kew, xxxix. lib.
3. The Principles of Political Economy, Lon., 1883,
Svo.
" Mr. Sidgwick tjcgins his book by speaking of n recent
reaction against the olaini- of political economy to lie re-
garded as an establi.sheil science. This reaction he con-
siders ' inevitable and iveu salutary,' but at the same time
1344
8IO
as carried lull far ... It Is nmiiicstiiiiiiilily the wciuhtlest
bimk on Ihc subjecl which has appeared In this cunniiy
for some lime. " — .li'iii/,, xxlil. ;U'.i,
I. Tliu Scope and .Muiliud id Ke'inoniiu hel«nec ; an
Address. Lon., I8s.), p, mvo.
" It wiinld be ililUeiilt to llnd llfly imgeK wlileh contain
more wisdom than lli.isc belore us. 1 here Is also aliun-
dm fa iiuallly siiii i-nrer In i nnmle lilcratuie,— hn
niiiur,"— F. V. Kiii.KWiiiiru : .leni/,, xxix. IT7,
it. iiiillines of llie History of Klhic«, fur Kngli-h
Keaders, Lon., Issn, |.|.. nvo. (Ilcnised and eidarged
from an article enntribiited to the Enuycio|iiediii Url-
tannlca. I
" Kills In a very aiUniualo manner a connplcuom gap In
Kngllsh elhlciil literature."— .IW.. So. mKi'.i,
*» Sidney, .Mnrmtret," (I'scud.) See LoTiiien',
Mils, li Minn I .Ml 1 1 nun. i.iijii'ii.
Hidney, Ntininel, [o/./i, vol. 11., aild.,1 secretary
to tlic Agi it'iiltiii'iil Hall Cmiipany, The Hook of the
Horse: wiili Hint.- on llorseiiiaiiship, tlie .Management
of the Stable. .Vc. lliii-l. L..n.. I.s7."i. Ito ; 2d ed., I>7tl ;
new ed., re\,, witli a Section on "Veterinary Inl'oriiia-
tion," by (lenrge Fieuiiiig, Li.,lJ,, F.U.I'.V..s'.
Sieb'e, Henry. Tlie t'oni|nc«t of tlie Sea; a Ilnok
abiinl "livers and IHving, Lon.. 1871, 12niii.
*»Siegvolk, I'nul," (Pseud.) See M.vtiiews,
.\I.1IKI1T. «ii/.Ml.
SiemeiiN, Sir < hnrle« Millinni, Ph.D., LL.Ii.,
IJ.C.L., F.llS,, Is2:i-l.s8:'., ' , at 1.1 iitlic, lliimiver; edu-
cated at l.iibeck. .Magdeburg, and (lilttiiigen ; went to
London in I8|;;, and. with his biotlicr Werner, engaged
in various enterprises, niamifai'tiiring the Siemens' steel
by a priieessof their own invention, and taking out num-
erous |iatents for eleetrieal a)iparalus and other scicnlillc
inventions. Tlicy laid the direct I'nilcil .^tates cable In
1874 witli the steamer " Faraday," whicli was built for the
purpose from designs by C. W.Siemens, who was knighted
in recognition of his seientilic services in 1883. He was
president of the .S'liciely of Telegraph Engineers, of tlie
Institute of Meehanicul Engineers, of the Midland In-
stitute, and, in I.ss2, of tlio llritish As.sociatioii, and
contributed numerous papers to tlie Transactions of the
Uoyal Society, .Vc. For biiig., soe Pnl.K, W., miprii, I.
On the I'tili/.atinn of Heat and otlier Natural I'orces : a
Lecture, Lon , 187^, cr. Svo. 2. The llyminio-Elcctric
Current and its Steadine.-s, (Phiiosopbical Transactions,!
Lon., 1881, 4to, 3. On tlie Conservation of Solar En-
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Lon.. 1883, 8vo,
'This volnnie contains a reprint of sir Win, Siemens'
original iiaiierun the'Conservalionol Solar Knergy,' com-
ninniented to the lioyal .siocicly early in Issj, and a num-
ber of crllicismsand discussions to wliich that paper gave
rise. . . . The widc-sjiread Interest whicli lias been taken
in tlie new theory, and the fact that fresh evidence will
priibably be brought forward and fresh dlscn.ssions I'ollow
In lonnectlon wiili it, arc a .suttleient Jnsiitleiilinn lor the
repiililicatliin of lliesc pajiers in a eollecled form. . . . sir
W. Siemens' theory suggests u solution of the dillieulty, a
solution at once ingenious u. id well considered,"— -Icui/.,
xxiv, »-2.
4. Scientific Works: a Collection of Pajiers and Dis-
cussions. Edited by E. F. Bamber, C.E. Lon., 1888,
.'! "Ills. 8vo.
' What most strikes us in ojicnlng the volumes here and
'- -' --- '-'-- - the extreme riieidity ol -ir William
li as a w Titer and speaker. Not only is
ear in itself, but the anniiL'enient of
of thought are precisely »liat are re-
us exposition. 'I'lic papers include ex-
.'Iher witli presldcn-
there at random
Sicmens's style 1
each statemeni
matter and onl
quired for luiii.
jilamitions of ins own invi-ntiuns, tnge
tlal addresses and popular lectures."— .l//i.. No, ;i21(i.
Sieveking, Albert F. (Ed,) The Praise of Gar-
dens : a Prose Cento with Proem by E. V. B., Lon.,
1S85, p. Svo.
Sievekiug, Sir Edward Henry, M.D., LL.D.,
F.S.A., F.U.C.P., L"'i"', vol. ii., add.,] b. ISlli; pliysi-
eian-in-ordinary to the Prince of Wales since 1803, and
to the queen issS; knighted 1880. The Medical Ad-
viser in Life Assurance, Lon., 1874, cr, Svo; 2d ed.,
1882.
Siewers, Carl. 1. (Trans, and cd.) Under the
Hay.s of the Aurora Borealis; In the Land of the Lapps
ami Kvnjns, bv Sojihus Tromholdt, Lon., Ixs5, 2 vols,
^vo. Illust. 2. CTrans.) Fairy-Tales, by H. C. Ander-
-^r,, I!hi=trRted by ,s:eHndinRv"inn Artie's. Lon,, !SS7,
4to.
Sigerson, George, M.D., M.R.I.A., |irofe,ssor ol
biology in Catholic University College, Dublin. 1. Mod-
ern Ireland: Vital Questions, Secret Societies, and Gov-
ernment: 2d ed., Lon., ISlli), 12mo. 2. History of the
Land Tenures and Land Classes of Ireland, Lon., 1871,
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mi.«t. ■■->,,,, v,i/„r, 1, ii> li'illusoiiliy i» nitTu coli.iiii.,1
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l.«tonc>,i |,„ii,, |ssj_ |,^ ^j.,,^
Siincox, tiforKf .Augustus, .M..\., r,„„^ ,,,1 ii
!s !!;4t:'^:^'Yirv';:f I r "";""• "'"^'- '""•
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oral y^r^ M;;/;;'i;;;';urf"i^;:^'"i;fr"""'t ^^-^ v-" «^»-
Miiilunts."->„/. fi,,:, Ivi^n. ' "'"'1'"^ '"■ les* advanced
, and Lover.*,
or " The.'o Little One.s,"
■ or l„ii,i,L„ ,hZ:^ui , ' I. . r .^. ',»." I»'»»l"natt. leali-
• is.siiirii,' 111 autloii iui,l ilete,'.
Ziiliiiii i.r Immaii llioViI'iit a
HTv,.> to nmke the ™ "'■ ,1 fvi, ; ^'V'" . ""['"'T''-'' "•'"^•''
I'Ul.ii. JoCd isrOSti • ;„'^ • • "'P<";>n"-'»ilent uf Detroil
Miehigai Sate \or, :,ri h'T 'i.'"" i'™"V-^^ "i the
l>"n', 18n" fi^"""""™ '">J Coiunierce: an Allegory,
snioby, Lee. Whieh is Uight ? a Tale, Lon., I :;,,
^ a" W'i.h p"'"' "''i'-l ''• '*'-«' "'Newbury, orV
■'■'-• With l-OMEits, Lke L., Cathedial Town.^'and
.heni^an;'V'':,,-n;."" T'''."^''" '^™"""« "f Demo,.
ISimoox, «. A. A I'K'
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i l.uK'u:;:Vm,^;i .Ir llftnJhe^'rr'lV™? "i^e delivered
Kenta,,,! I „„"l, III. tii he k l n he.lral . . . Ii„el|l.
Siiiie, Jmnes, JI. A., [«„/<. voiii .,,1,1 V ,11
•■ „ nll'l I r ■ .''""«• ''""•• '"^' 2 vols. Svo.
.he^l^,l:'Xn;:!^;:f /i;:^{|^;j,^;^';illy more M,,.ed ,0
of .e^-inu l,y Adolf .-^talV. ' H . laf ,'' 1 ','-■. '""tffPl' V
material. pinvM,.,! lor liiin in ,1... w ^ ' " e .I'xcelleiit
and Gulirauer uith ii d . rv an .k n*-'"u"'"-'"'' '^ """^''I
eoiiversant with I U' nil's mv,, vril ' "'' 's Hon .uglily
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nearly always faithful, spiritud, nnd iiettt."-Sj)Crtntor, 1. I Simmons, Thomas. Oaktlalc (.ian;,'o: a Tale,
1111. Lon., 1870, 12ino; new e.l., 1S72.
And scf ZiJiMKHN, Helen, 111/™. ' Simmons, Rev. Thomas Frederick, M.A,,
3. Deutuninoniy, tlio People's Biiok : its Origin and isij-18s|, educated at the Royal Military College,
Nature .- a Uefenee, Lon., 1S77, Svii. Anon. 4. Scbiller, Sandhurst, and at Worcester College, O.xford, where ho
Lon., 18S2, 12nio. J. The Kingdom of All Israel .- its ' graduated 1S4S : rector of Ualton- Holme from LS53, and
History. Literature, and Worship, Lon., 1SS3, 8vo. 6,
Life of (Joethe, ("Great Writers,") Lon., ISS8, ]2mo.
Sinie, William. 1. King Capital : a Tale of Pro-
vinoial Ambition, Edin. and Lon., IS,s3, 2 vols. p. 8vo,
2. The lleil Route; or. Saving a Nation, Lon., I'* St, .3
vols. or. 8vo. 3. Houlderstonc
I'opuhition, Lon, 188.7, 12mo.
Lon., |S8li, 3 vols. cr. 8vo.
Miino, .Mrs. MiHiiim. To and Fro j or, Views
from Sea and Land, Lon., 1884, Svo.
Simeon, S. L. (Trans.) Russians and Germans;
from the French of V. Tissot, Lon., I8S2, Svo.
Sinies, J. Henry C, and White, J. William.
(Trans.) Syphilis, hv V. Cornil : with Additions and
Notes, must. IMiiia., 1882, Svo.
Simmins, S. The Modern lieo Farm and its Eco-
nomic .Management. Ac. Lon., ISSS, 8vo.
Simmonds, Henry S. All about Uattcrsea, Lon.,
L8S2, p. 8vo.
Simmond!<, Peter Lnnd, F.L S., F.R.C.L, Ac,
[niitc, vol. ii., add.,] b. IS14, at Aarhuus, Denmark ; son
of a Danish officer; byname a midshipman in the British
navy, and resided . 'amaica 1831-3.1, and since then
has been a .journa n Kngland, and correspondent of
various colonial paiicrs. lie has been connected with
prebendary in York Cathedral from 1S69. 1. On Courts-
Martial, Lon., 1843, Svo; .'ith ed., 1875. 2. The Laity
in Convocation; 3d ed., 1870. 3. (Ed.) The Lay Folk's
Mass-Rook; or. The Manner of Hearing Mass; with
Rubrics and Devotions of the People : in Four Texts :
; or, New .Meu and Old ' „ith Appendi.x, Notes, and (Jlossary, (Early Englisli
4. Cradle and Spade, I'ext Soe.,) Lon., lS7il, Svo.
"The rich fulness of Canon Siramnns's book, not only
for our many students of ( Hd KiicHsh. but also for a wider
I circle of readers, is evident from its contents. '—Acad.,
xviii. 74.
I 4. (Ed.) The Lay Folk's Catechism, (Early English
i Text Soc.,) Lon., 18S2.
Simmons, llev. William Johnson, D.D., b.
! 1840, at Charleston, S.C. ; of African descent ; graduated
'at Howard University, Washington, 1873; entered the
ministry of the Baptist Church ls"9. Men of Mark,
i Cleveland, 0., 1877.
I Simms, Rev. Edward, M.A., graduated at Wad-
ham College, Oxford, 1827; ordained lS3(i; vicar of
Escott, Devonshire, IS(l7-77. L Holy Thoughts and
Prayers, L848. 2. Devout Musings on the Book of
Psalms, 1851. 3. (Trans.) The First Si* Books of Ho-
mer's Iliad : with Notes, 1873. 4. A Spiritual Commen-
tary on the Book of Psiilins, Lon., 18S2, Svo.
Simms, Frederick Walter, [nnii; vol. ii., add.]
a great number of international exhibitions as manager i 'rj, q .^'^j^nj Houtei England to Calcutta in 1845,
or superiiitemlent of dift'erent sections, esiieoially tho.se
of colonial products, and in the preparation of reports;
has been actively employed as a lecturer at the South
Kensington Museum, the Crystal Palace, Ac. ; and has
received the decorations of the Legion of Honor and the
Crown of Italy. 1. Science and Commerce: Statistical
Essays and Lectures, Lon., 1S72, 12mo. 2. Hops: their
Cultivation and Commerce: with References for Grower,
Ac, Lon., 187«, p. Svo. 3. Fibres and Cordage, (" Brit-
ish Manufacturing Industries,") Lon., 187li, 12mo. 4.
Tropical Agriculture : a Treatise ou the Culture, Prejia-
ration, Commerce, and Consumption of the Principal Pro-
ducts of the Vegetable Kingdom, Lon., Is77, 8vo. 5.
Animal Products: their Preparation, Commercial Uses,
Ac, Lon., 1877, p. Svo. 6. The Commercial Products of
the .<ea ; or. Marine Contributiims to Food, Industry,
and Art, Lon., IS78, Svo: new ed., 1883. 7. The Com- ,
rcial Products of the Aninuil Kingdom employed in [ y.l"" '". I
Lon., 1877, fp. 8vo. 2. The Principles and Practice of
Levelling, lllust. Lon., 1S84, Svo.
Simms, J. H. Pearly Mall: a Tale: with Hints
to Wives and Mothers, Lon., 1S87, 12mo.
Simnis, Joseph. I. .Nature's Revelations of Char-
acter; or. Physiognomy Illustrated, Lon., 1S74, Svo; N.
York. 1883; 8th ed., 1887. 2. Hunmn Faces: what
they Mean : how to Read a Personal Character. lllust.
N. York, 1887, Svo.
Simon, C. Solar Illumination of the Solar System ;
the Theory of Inverse Squares. Lon.. 1879, \i. Svo.
Simoii, Rev. David Worthington, Ph.D., b.
1830, at Haz.legrove, Eng. ; educated at Lancashire In-
dependent College, .Manchester, and at Halle, Germany ;
professor of general theology and philosophy at Spring-
field College, Birmingham, 1809-84, and since then iirin-
u-ofessor of systematic theology and church
Nations, Lon., 1885, p. Svo. 10. The British Roll of
Honour : a Descriptive Account of the Various Orders
of Chivalry, Ac, and Detailed Record of those British
Subjects will! have been decorated by the Queen and by
Foreign Sovereigns during the Last Fifty Years. lllust.
Lon., 1887, Svo.
Simmons, Alfred. 1. Old England and New Zea-
land, Lon., 1879, Svo. 2. State-Directed Colonization:
The Proposal E.xplained, Ac, Lon., 188(5, IBuio.
Simmons, II. Farnborough Hall; or. New Life
on the Old Farm, Lon., lsS2, 3 vols. cr. Svo. i
Simmons, II. E. Glad Tidings. lllust. N. York, I
1872, sm. 4to. >
Simmons, J. F. 1. The AVeldod Link, and other
Poems, Phila., 18.^1, l2mo. 2. Rural Lyrics, Elegies, and
other Short Poems, Phila., 1885, l2mo.
Simmons, James I*. 1. War in Heaven : a Dis-
quisition, Biblical and Rational, concerning Angels,
Devils, and .Men, and the Creation, Fall, and Redemp-
tion of the Human Soul, Phila., 1870, Svo. 2.
Earth : in which is presented the Brief and Plain f-ys-
tem of Religion which is revealed in the Bible when
construed as applied to Pre-Existent Spirits, Fallen
Angels, Ac, Bost., 1S7S, 12mo.
Simmons, ticn. Sir John Linlorn Arabin,
R.E., O.C.B., G.C.M.G., b. 1821 ; served in the Crimea,
me... - -
Dorner, Edin., 1801-63, 5 vols. Svo. With I rwick, \\ .,
(trans.) Biblico-Theological Lexicon of New Testament
Greek, by Hermann Cremer, Edin., 1872, Svo; n"W ed.,
1878, 4to".
Simon, Eliznheth S. (Trans.) The Will-o'-thc
- ■ • - " ,1877.
Ac.) consul-general at Warsaw 1858-60; governor of , l"<
the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, 1870-75; re- , an
tired 1888. The .Military Forces of Great Britain, Lon., In
1.871, Svo
•' Simmons, P.
De Witt C, mipni.
1346
E. U.," (Pseud.)
AVisiis : a Tale ; from the German, Southport, En
Simon, Fanny. Miss Blake's Times, Lon., 1883,
p. Svo.
Simon, J. I>. House-Owner's Estimate: What
will it Cost ? Lon., 1874 ; 2d ed., 1875, p. Svo.
Simon, Sir John, K.C.B., M.D., D.C.L., LL.D.,
F.R.C.S., F.R.S., [<inU; vol. ii., add.,] b. IS16. 1. Ex-
periments on Life, as Fundamental to the Science of
Preventive Medicine: an Aildress, Lon., 1882, Svo. 2.
Public Health Reports. Edited for the Sanitary Insti-
tute of Great Britain by Edward Seaton, M.D., F.R.C.l'.
Lon., 1887, 2 vols. Svo.
Simon, Robert M., M.B., M.R.C.P., assistant
Peace on physician to the Birmingham General Hospital. Lec-
tures on the Treatment of Common Diseases ol the fkiu.
Lon., 1888, 12mo.
Simon, \y„ .M.D. Manual of Chemistry : n Guide
to Lectures and Laboratory Work, for Beginners, Lon.,
1SS5. Svo.
Simonds, Arthur Ileaman, Whlttemorc,
George Francis, Farrer, William Gardner.
ad Ilnrtwell, Emory Adams. Catalogue of tlic
. hienogamous and Vascular Cryptogamous Plants ot
Fitchburg and Vicinity, Fitchburg, Mass., 188ft.
See CooLEV, ' Simonds, William Edgar. I. The Law of Dc
I sign Patents: Reported Decisions of the United Stale-
SIM
Courts N. York, 1874, Svo. 2. Manunl of Patent Laws :
with Appendix upon the Snlo of Patents .\ York 187.)
12mo ;). yumiuary of the I,aw of I'ntenls for Useful
Inventions: with Kornis, N. York ls>i-i lo,,,,,
Simons, Ezra l>e Freest, l. DiVi.a. pi„,u,es of
the Christian Centuries, Troy, N.Y, I ^7o Ifinio •> A
Regiinental History: the One Ilun.lre.l 'ai„l Twe"ntv-
Fillh New \ork V^oluntuprs. Illust. N.York ls-;s ><vn
bXTZX^''- *-''"'"^"-"- '"''' ■■ " ■^"''•••' '^""'"K-
Simons, John W., [„»„, vol. ii., acl,l.] The Beau-
scant ; a Manual for Knights Templar, N, Y'ork, 1874
12ino. ' ) ">
w til the (.real Preaohers : with ]!i..;;raphi..al Noti.^es
Phila., 1S,1, Svo 2 (iospel Awakening Sermons. A,l'
tT"'- iVu-f ,"f/^'™'"'"" ™"'l'"--'-l I'.v.Moo.lv «i„l
Sankey in Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, and 13oston :
with Lives. Illust. (Jhic., l'<77, I2ino
Sinipkin, H. l. IJur Sol.liers and .bailors in Ejsyi.t
Lon I8S2, t.,K 2 Following the Drum: .Soldier Lfe
in Pence and War, Lon., Isss, cr Svo
Simpson, Uev. A. L., [-w,, 'vol. ii., add.l 1.
L-/^'""" "'"' "!*' *'"■ \ "-■»■' "■"' "ther Sermons. Edin.,
Life and Works, Lon.. 18711, |2ino
Arh'r,X""8'8.^' '^'•''"- ''""''' ''"'••''^'^- I""^''
Simpson, Alexander Hussell, M.D F H C P
Edin. i.rofessor of midwifery and diseases of 'women
and children in tlie University of Edinhurgh. Contri-
butions to Obstetrics and (iyna'cology, Lon., 18,80
8vo. '
Simpson, Mrs. Alexander llnssell. l. Gales
and iJoors, I,on 1884, .■f2mo. 2. liuilding for (iod : or,
Houses not made with Hands, Lon., 1887 Ismo
Simpson, Archibald Ilenrv, M.A., b IS14.
gra.luated at Christ's Coll.-e. Cambridge: called to tlio
bar at Lincoln's Inn 186>. Treatise on the Law and
Practice relating to Infants, Lon.. 1876, 8vo
Simpson, Arthnr llarwiok. The Gospel of
Healing, Lon., Ls8a, p. Svo. And see Simpson, Siii J Y
in/ni. ' ''
Simpson, llentham. Outlines of Natural Phi-
losciphy, Lon., 187:!, 12nio.
Simpson, Christina N. The Prince's B.i.x ; or,
Iho Magic Mirror: a Tale for the Youni', Lon ls79
iMno. ■' '
Simpson, Edward, [.wt,, vol. ii.. second of the
rame, add.,] b. 1824, in New York; entered the navy
IStl); graduated at Annapolis 1846; served in the
Mc.vican and civil wars; commodore 1878 ; rear-admiral
1884; retired 1886; president of the U.S. Naval Insti-
tute 18S(iS8. 1. The Naval Mission t<, Kurope, Wash.,
Jg^.' 2 ^'''«- '^^■'•' 2. ixeport of the (inn-Foundry Board,
Simpson, Mrs. Evangeline M. Marplot Cupid.
By \an Sa.\on, [pseud.] Host., 1883, 2 Imo
Simpson, Eve Ulnntyre. Dogs of other Days:
^elson, Puck, Ac, Lon., 18M. 12mo
Simpson, II. F. Morland, (Trans.) The IV-
Jlistory of the North, based on Contemporary Memorials,
by the Late Chamberlain .1. J. A. Worsaae : with a Brief
Memoir of the Author, Lon., 18S6, ji. Svo.
Simpson, Henry, M.D. 1. Typhus and Typhoid
lever, Lon., 1882, cr. Svo. 2. Hull Koyal IiiHrmarv
Ihysicians, Surgeons, &e., from 1782 to 1887, Lon'
188s, cr. 4to.
Simpson, Hev. Henry Trail, M.A.. late rector
of Adel, Yorkshire. Arch.e.dogia Adelensis ; or, A His-
tory of the Parish of Adel, in the West Biding of York-
shire, Lon., 18711, r. 8vo.
tli'.'.hls'fo'rvI';f''fi'i?,*''i'' •^'l''>«"5i«' 'splres to he more than
ii, t„ 5 .. f'-'f'*^ parish: it i.s Intended to be a con-
til Jiilioii to tlie history of England. . . , Thointh the
rafh, „M,l"'i ""'■''■'•■'" '\^' I'll'freiit In the mutter,
railiei than in the form. . . . E.tpent s.s n mere TOlleetlon
t»'^,Tf!}' ^"' •■'""■•,•■ clyssifloatlon the »V k m, t bcM o-
nounced a cnmparative fftliUrc.''-.>7;crt,i/„;- 111 t"S7
Simpson, J. E. I. (Trans.) Aliette, ( La Mort,) by
Octave Feuillet, Lon., 1S8«, p. Svo. 2. (Trans.) lu^ne,
by Irincess Olga CantaouiJne Altierl, Lon., 1886, cr
Svo .). (Trans.) H6lenc, (Madame Villeferan Jeune,)
Zvt« l?u^^'"«?' ^""•' 1»8«.". 8vo. 4. (Trans.)
^yte, by Hector Malot, Lon., 1888, p. Svo.
SIM
I Simpson, J. J. The Grape-Vlne: its Propagation
j and Culture, Lon.. ISSH. 121110.
I Simpson, Sir James Young, Bart., M.D.,
D.C.L., [o,w,, vol. ii., ad.l.,] isil-isro. For biog., see
Di-.vs, John „,/„■«. I. Obstetrical and Gynieeological
Works. Ldited by A. R. Simpson. Edin:. 1871-72 3
1, . '°n, • '^'■'■■*'»-'"l"Ki"il Kssays. Edited bv John
Stuart. Edin., 1><72,2 vols. 4to.
t„n""l''-s"'V.. "'""o ,''•,'■ ^""'^'"K Havenward,
ls".i; s, Ifimo."'" ' '"''"' ""^ """'^ ''"""'• '"'"■'
Simpson, John Hawkins. A New Crusade to
put down A\ars, Lon., I,s71 l''ni,i
isrr*,'J'''i«-'i''"''i! '•"'^'•"ve. ["»^., vol. ii., add.,]
180., ,Vlss,, b ,1, Norlolk. Hng., and educated at C,,;.
pus Chri.sti (olege. Cambridge; eonlrihuted largdv to
periodicals, and was the author of a number of plays and
adaptations which have been successful on the staae
tor Ever and Never: a Novel, Lon., 1884, 2 vols.cr!
Simpson, Joseph. Claims of the Church of Eng-
land (.n National Support, Lon., 1874, p Svo
Simpson, Margaret. Stewart. 1. Steps through
! the Stream ; or, Daily Headings for a Month. Lui,., |s7!(
I f<l- '*•>»<>■ 2. Beautiful upon the Mimntains; or, Even-
ing Headings for a Month, Lon., 1880, lOnio. 3. Wells
of Hater, Lon.. 1882, s((. lOmo
I of Nassau Villain Senior, (y. r., „,„,, vol. ii. :) married,
1. oj, to Charles luriicr Simpson, barrister-at-law. I
(Irans.) Correspondence of Napoleon with his Brother
Joseph, Lon., 1850. 2 vols. Svo. 2. (Trans.) Memoir,
,ia\ ' ""',' '^'=>"'""« "•' Ale.vis de Tocquevillc, Lon.,
C-. • „- ';"'■'■ •"'■"• '^- --^ '"'"g Summer's Day, Lon.
1 8 1. J, 2 vols. p. Svo.
"A .siniplo pleasant, sparkling storv, that mk'lit easilv
be Ir le, , oaliiig with kin'dl.v, (MillivatL^ , , 1 ,1 "X,r 1 a',\
;o . lo placed amidst all the nameless reliiiintMiflTiXcs
ot lovely and (jiiiet soeiiery."-,sy„rtu/or. xlvi. l,^so
4. (Trans.) Summary of Modern History, by Jules
Mi_ehelet, Lon., 1875, 12; . 5. Winnie's Ilistorv, Lon.,
T ' ;Ly"'*- '"'• **■"• " »c"'l'line and her Suitors
Lon ,1880, .1 vols. cr. 8vo. 7. (Trans.) Monsieur GuizoJ
in 1 rivate Life (1787-1S74,) by his Daughter-in-Law,
Madame De \\ itt, Lon.. 1880, Svo. s. Jufius and Mary
Mohl : Letters and Recollections. Illust. Lon., Issf,
n.it'^O.i-' ';V"'i "■'I''''-',!'™'' |"'\^I'>'ln'"'' Mold's letters, and
not lor M. Mohls. though .\ . Mcjlils letters are .tton
hite.i V ■ i'r .? '-'"1"' ''.':"' '""''V l'-'">l'-'"H'ss and slinui-
-Maiianie .Molil, —.■^jKclalur, Ix. 700,
She has also edited (he following works from the
inanu-scnpts left by her father: 1. Journals kept in
France and Italy from ls48 to 1852: with a Sketih of
the Revolution of ls.18. Lon.. 1871, 2 vols. Svo
Mr. Senior know iiitiniatelv inanv of the best men on
the (oiilineiil.and ^-atliered I -oin tlieir 11 .V,,t S"?"
IlV,',',','.","'^ '""•'' '^'T' '^"' '-''"■'•'■^•'- "' » I'" vo, Id next be
done, together with a great deal ,,f niiseellane, is and
"vrUh','i!>'l',;; ''l,''''V''""^ ''V,"'." V"-M"" »''"• l'"''e.'rd
writing Ijiit he irec|ueiitlv iiidmed his inforniaiits and
gossips to revise what he lia.l written: so tlm 1 le w s a
. •■ The Hevolmion of isis and the coh;< irnul have now a
atw-n";?.;,' .';•■''■ ■'",','■ "'"' '■""^^■'l"^'"lly there islittltha
is absolutely new HI lliesi.j.niriia s ; . . . while nmst of tin
;ire"lx.se; •':"l'V,';"" "■ '!'■ ■'Y;'"^'^"''^ on m.neh . -a s
mv .vor t f ;;n''"'"^' PUblioation, . . . Ciid.aiMo.Uv,
M>r xxxi % " *-'^'""""' '''^'"■•i'-'ul value.' -.Sad
2. Correspondence and Conversations <d' Alcxi.s de
jcqueville with Nassau William Senior, Lon., 1872 cr
civo. 3. Conversations with M. Thiers. M. Guizot, ami
other Distinguished I'ersons during the Second Empire,
Lon., 1S7S, 2 vols. Svo,
otii,'^r'Il!,H"'^ o-h'"*-' "^'^ J""™«'s lu've heen published, and
e ,0..' L, ' ""■ '*'-;'"'^ ."■"-■'■*•' "' 'I'tVerenl times freelv cir-
culated in manuscript; Imt the present seleclioii edited
wi h remark.. ,le skill an.l judgment b v ,\li' Simpson is
extriuinlinarily full ami int-jrestiiig "-,■;■„/),.,,• ."ivl ."3
4. Conversations with Distinguished Persons .luriiig
the Second Empire, frmn i860 t.. I SO:; Lon isofl
Vols. Svo. ' ' "
"The Journals now publisho.l are the l.i.st which Mr
noirn'o? o w- "■"-.'^'•vle au.l matter .lispla • his holies
m. a m,',Si; "';',',';' 'S ^™",'''' ■"' ""--rature whloli he
ma> alino.st he said to have Invented. "-Su(. Kei:, xli.x.
Tocqi:
*
T "• *%'!??"'"'';"■' ''"'^ Journals in Egypt and Malta,
iion., issj, 2 vols. Svo.
1347
SIM
SIN
" Mr. Senior's reports of the lanRunfte of French stBtes-
mun MU'l iiiilitic'iiuis \.^rc nnt iniiptly niimeil the lujok of
unliillilleil iiropheey. The interest of liis KK.vpliiin junr-
nal is iif 11 (lidereiit liiml ; fur. with tlie e.xeepticm uf M.
<le I.es.veps, seareely any of liis Inl'nrniants prcjl'esseil to
nmiie any fureeastof the I'nture, except tliat it was liope-
less."— ><(/. litt:, liv. (iiii'i.
Siinii!<oii, U"V. Matthew, U.D., LL.U., ISII-
I8s|, li. at Cadiz, l>. ; eilucateil at Mailison College, Pa.;
sliiilieil ami piiu'liseil incdicinc, but in isiio entered the
ministry of the .Methocli>^t Episcopal Chuieh ; presiilent of
Indiana Ashury University l.'<:i'.l-lS4.'<; elected a bishop
Is.'iL'. 1. One" Hundred Years of Methoilism, N. York,
|S7ii, 12nio. L'. Cyclopiedia of Methodism: eiubracing
.'^ketches of its Kise, Progress, and I'resent Condition, Ac
I'hila., l."-7S, r. -^vo; .'ith ed.. rev., Is.s2. '■'>, Lectures
on I'reacliing, X. York. ISV'.I, 12uio. 4. Sermons.
Edited, from r'hort-IIand Reports, by George K. Crooks,
D.D. N. York, iss.o, Svo.
SiinpNOii, Itichiird, [on'c, vol. ii., add,] 1. Ed-
mund Campion: a liiography, I,on., ISO", Svo. 2. (Ed.)
The .School of Shakespeare: with Notes, ie., Lon., 1877,
2 vols. p. Svo.
Sinipsoii, W, Gralinm. Micawber Uedivivus ;
or. How lie .Maile a Fortune as a. Middleman and Suc-
cumbed to Direct Supply. By Jonathan Coalfield,
[pseud.] I Must. I.on., ISS:!. Svo.
Simpson, Sir Walter (iriiidlay, liart., b.
1813; graduated at Cambridge; a member of the
Faculty of Advocates. Scotland, since IS72; captain of
the Honourable Company of Edinburgh Oolfers, The
Artoftiolf. Illust. Edin., 1SS7, Svo.
Simpson, William, I'lnie, vol. ii., Simi'Sox, W.,
third of the name, add.,] b. ls2;i, in Glasgow, Scotland;
has been employed in various parts of the world as
special artist to the Illustrateil London Xews. He is a
member of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water
Colours, and has published numerous arclueological
papers. I. A Souvenir of the War of 1S7II-1, from iho
Commencement to the Fall of Paris: with an Introduc-
tiou by John Koran and a History of the War by Ilcary
Holl. Illust. Lon., IS71, 4to. 2. Meeting the Sun : a
Journey All Round the World : tJirough Egypt, China,
Ja]jan. and California: including an Account of the
Marriage Ceremonies of the Emperor of China, Illust,
Lon., 1874, Svo.
" It is certainly surprising tliat ho should have been
able topiiii sncli' varied anil correct iiirormatiuii about the
countries through whii-li ho passeil In the very short time
he was able to devote to eacli."— .IW., No. 2418.
3. Picturescjue People. Chrcjuio-Lithograph Plates;
with Descriptive Letter-P;:ss, Lon., Is7."i, fol. 4. Shi-
k,"ire and Tomfisli!, ; a Souvenir of the Visit of the Prince
of Wales to India. Illust. Lon., 1876, 4to.
Simpson, Kev. William Sparrow, D.D.,F,S.A.,
[iinl(, vol. ii., add.,] graduated at Queen's College, Cam-
bridge. IS.M ; ordained IS.Jl ; rector of S^. Vedast w
St. Michael le t^uerne, Ac, London, since 18.j7; minor
canon and librarian of St. Paul's Cathedral since 1861,
and su'ii-dean since 1881. 1. Sermons preached at St.
Matthew, Friday Street, Lon., 18.59. 2. (E.I.) Reg\'-
truiu Statutorum ot Consuetuiliiium Ecolesiip Cathedralis
S. Pauli Londiuiensis, Lon., 1873, 4to. 3. (Eil.) Docu-
ments illustrating the History of St. Paul's Cathedral,
(Camden Soc. Pub.,) Lon., Issu, 4to. 1. Chapters in the
History of Old St. Paul's. Lot;., Iss],
"Full of fresh information treated in such a manner
that we can read from cover to cover with pleasure."—
Acn<L. xis.. 315.
Simp8on-Baikie. See Raikik.
Sims, (.'harles X. Life of Thomas ■>:. Eddy, D.D. :
with Introducticm by Rishop Simpson N. York, 1879,
12mo.
Sims, Dnviil. In Manbury City : i Xovel, Lon.,
1876, 3 vols. er. 8vo.
Sims, tieorge Robert, b. 1847, in London, and
educated at Hanwoll College, anil at Ronn ; is the author
of a number of acted dramas, including The Lights of
Lonilon unil The Romany Rye, and has contributed
largely to the Referee, under the pseudonyme of Dago-
net, and to Fun, the Weekly Dispatch, and other peri-
odicals. His letters to the London Daily News on the
condition of the poor attracted much attention, anil, with
olh'jr revelations, led to the formation of a Rova! Com-
mission. 1, Divgonet liallnils; chi.;fly from the " Referee,"
Lon., I.'<79, cr. Svo. 2. The Social Kaleidoscope, Lon.,
1880, 12ino. 3. Zeph, and other Stories. Lon., 1880, p.
8vo. i. Three lirnss Rails : reprinted from the " Weekly
Dispatch," Lon., 1880, p. Svo. S. Uallads of Babylon,
1348
Lon., 1880, p, 8v
the •' Wecl
ivo. 6. The Theatre of Life : reprinted
from the •'Weekly Dispatch," Lon., 18S1, p. Svo. 7.
How the Poor Live. Illust. Lon., 1883, 4to. 8. Rogues
and Vagabonds, Lon., 1885, 12mo. 9. Stories in lilack and
White; reprinted from the " AVeokly Dispatch," Lon.,
18S5, p. Svo. 10. The Ring o' Bells, Ac, Lon., ISsfi,
12iuo. 11. Mary Jane's Memoir; compiled from MS.:
with Portrait, Lon., 1SS7, 12mo. 12. The Land of Gold,
and other Poems, Lon., 18SS, 12mo. 13. Mary Jane
Married: Tales o"" a Village Inn, Lon., ISSS, l2mo. 14,
Dagonet Reciter and Reader, in Prose and Verse : Se-
lections, Lon., Is8s, p. Svo.
Sims, James .Uarion, M.D., LL.D., [nuii:, vyl.
ii., add..] 1S13-1SS3, giaduatcil at South Carolina Col-
lege 1832, and at Jert'erson Medical College, Philadel-
phia, ls:i;i; practised in Montgomery, Ala., lS35-.i3, in
New York 18,)3-61, in Paris and London I862-6S, and
afterwards in New York, where he was a member of the
board of surgeons of the Woman's Hospital, of which
he had been the projector, until 1874. He gained a
World-wide re])utatioii by tiis skill in the treatment of
uterine disease, and the metliods and instruments
which ho devi.^ed for facilitating operations in cases of
this nature. 1. Ilvariotomy, N. York, 1873. 2. The
Story of my Life. Edited by H. Marion-Sims. N.
York, ISsi, l2mo.
"It reiinins a very clear conscience and perfect guile-
lessoess to expose one's self as lie lias done: but, having
done it, the reader sees an enrnot man, of complete jiurity,
■lischargini; his daily duty with singleness of ]uirpose, and
reaching lame bvco'nscieiitious and intelligent exercise of
brain and Imnd.''— .Vu/ioa, xl. IT.
"The whole I k is dcliKlitfuI, though llie unprofes-
sional reader \vill piYibably eat bis dinner with more ap-
lietite if he skips some of tlie professional passages."— .s'u(.
A'cc. lix. 7;!'J.
Sims, T. Dyeing and RIeaching, (" British Manu-
facturing Industries,") Lou., 1876; 2d eiL, IS77, 12mo.
Simsun, Alfred. Travel in the Wilds of Ecuador
and the Exploration of the Putumayo River, Lon., 1886,
p. Svo.
"Gives a vivid picture of the present social and ma-
terial condition of the settled and unreduced provinces of
Kcuador. '— ,lfn((.. xxxi. 177.
Simson, James. I. Contributions to Natural
History, and Papers on other Subjects, Lon., 1875, Svo;
2d ed.," ISSO. 2. Charles Waterton, Lon., ISSO, Svo. 3.
Reminiscences of Childhood at Inverkeithing : Life at a
Lazaretto, Lon., 1882, Svo. 4. Ginsies, as illustrated
by John Runyan, Mrs. Carlyle, and others, Lon., 1SS3,
Svo. 5. The Social Emancipation of the Gypsies, Lon,,
1885, 8vo. And see SiM.sox, W.vi.tku, <nit<\ vol. ii.
Sinclair, A. C, and Fyfe, Laurence 11. The
Hand-Rook of Jamaica for 1882, Jamaica and Lon.,
1882, Svo.
Sinclair, David. 1. The History of AMganiWi^jan,
2 vols. 4lo. 2. Ujis and Downs in Bumpkin's Mayor-
alty of Boroughtown. Manchester, 1SS5, p. Svo.
Sinclair, Dorothea S. Sugar-Plums for Chil-
dren. Lon., 1884, p. Svo.
Sinclair, Kllery. Victor, N. York, 1888, 16mo.
"Sinclair, Euffcne," (Pseud.) See Mooue,
FUKOKUIIK A., mipi-d,
Sinclair, Mrs. Isabella, wife of Francis Sinclair,
Jr. Indigenous Flowers of the Hawaiian Islands, Lou.,
1887, imp. fol. (Plates, with descriptive text.)
Sinclair, Ilev. J. 1. .Sabbath Sermons from the
Westminster .Usembly's Catechisi^i, Edin., 1886, si|.
Uimo. 2. The Church on the Sea; Sermons for Eacli
Sunday in the Year, Lon., 1888.
Sinclair, J. M. 1. Mary Cloudsdale: a Story for
Girls, Lon., ISSI, p. Svo. 2. A Story for the Sehool-
Room, Lon., 1 883. ]). Svo.
Sinclair, J. S. Division-Court Acts [of Canada:]
Annotations of Division-Court Acts, Rules, and Tarills :
with Instructions to Clerks and Bailiffs, Toronto, 1879,
Svo.
Sinclair, James. The Free Public Library Ques-
tion Discussed. By Sigma. Aberdeen, 1883.
Sinclair, James, fonrteenth Earl of Caith-
ness, F.R.S., 1821-81. 1.1 lures on Popular and Sci-
entific Sulyectf, Lon., 1877, p. Svo; 2d ed., snl., 1879, p.
Svo.
Sjuciajr, Vd). .!ohn, M.A., [nnlr, vol. IL, add.,]
1797-187.). 1. Harecourt Church during the Ministry of
Rev. A. Raleigh, Lon., 1875, p. Svo. 2. Sketches of Old
Times and Distant Places, Lon., 1875, p. Svo.
" Its store of anecdotes will furnlsli something to the
taste of every reader."— i'u/. Rev., xxxix. 289.
SIX
Lo^',".'^'*?!';. •'"'/""• ^''"^''"^'-- ->• "the- P.,c.u,.,
the Count .10 m" Imp la ''"''',; "V'"'"'> "'•^'. '"
SIT
loiineenth E„rl of Cithiie.; M ,■" i.' , " ""*
sity'ueiui^,:';;!,,.'^:;;'''!'::^'"-;;" "- 1.-,, r„iver.
.i..ns";;!;::^f;!;.;^i:^^-''!:«''-i-n,. Turkish
Sinelair, Tlionias, M.A.', b l<4! „„,. t)
Scotl,,,,,! ; „ relative of Sir Jol , ii n,,: ,i, ,' "■''"'
subsequentl.vstu.lie.Mivinitv theOH ,? i" ' ',""'
at (he \ew College, K.liXrL'J. ■'"""''='''■ '^■•-•■'
setiger [verse,] Lon., 1875, li-.uo. C l^veC'lr ,^'^"
Poem, Lon., sro n Sv,, a 'im, i '■"*e> inlugy,-,i
it. English heightJ^-,^:;;:, ,tvrr^^;;""r *';^'Vr
Fortune: a Xovel, I,on., Issi • ,,, ' t -^he 0».l>k.,,i
Essay., Lon., ISSJ ,, X' ' ^™- ^' <^"'^*t =
^lM(;.. xxviii. 11.3. ^-^'-^ ^'^ ^"^'^ '»i^^ ii^-'»i-t us a):io.--
7. lluiiiunitit'?. Lon isq^ .1. a.. f>
!u;ti!:^^:i!Sg^?;i--ntheub™,„fT,i.
i"-e^.''p^.i-,r'^ft^-^;r^;^'^a:e^f::r7;:
' Arabia. II, ^l^a'-U'';;''" ;^I''l'"»>meclaus of ,<o»tl,eru
.-^an.e year! ' ''• ''■'"•' '"'«' <"•• 8vo; 2d eJ.
;<pl^ "^ZZ^'ISL^^! ;:^[|i" • ^;'>t it cU^servert toll-
lliere is nut an ov,V n,^ 'I",,, ■ "«e ",,,1 ,l|s<;rotin„.
vant ,a- uninterc.Mint; ^^1, is ,, ';':'"', '"" '"'■ '"^■l'--
Engian,! ,n ISr , aK f ' ''^'i' ^^^^^^ '"
•■^tan.ianl- „c.„t tn r li , . 'oaile-H-nt.r ..n the
haba.l in isr l "' "'''•'"' "^ "'« l'i'">e.r, Alia.
Oeoult
18.S7.
Siiicl
nhysicir.
Women
College.
Dcmoo-
'?"' /"H'VM. A., JI.D., honorary
AJ.nehester Southern Hospital for
-..Micn; prol.ssor of obstetrirs at Owen
1888,-p. Sv„ ^"'"'^'•'•''-'^' In'-tion in \Vouien, C!
Sinclair, Rev. William Macdoiialcl Va
fi:h^^iij:::;^;'i:^«Tj?rTT.?'"-r'^'-''^^
--n-;wtheueifs.;;;y!:sr:;i.s:';:i-
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■i-^H^u.ai,i.oti.,J!S'n;ny'l!iafr;^f'^,;;,:':;i'^>-/'
ISSii 3 vo ; Pr" 8. I' -? '"'I'Sl' Love ana AVnr, I,on.,
a N.;vei:tn:\s^^, ti^lr^;;? "^ "^'^" "---' ,
S>inker, Ilev. Uobert. \r A ' n n r - , ..
-i-M h. .s;is, at Livorpo" g^lt. e^t^ T:?h;ii:'bof' '
(
Mlll'i!u.xUe^':'!!';,;^,tH,''f 7 i^ a school „f philosophv
Mienie 'have been i'., ,,,•'• ' '"" "'"'leni jihvs cal
"'•eiHt Phil,,';, .Vi.'^^s I ^;,:,v^\V'7'^ '''■*'■''■ l^''"^
"■I'ile. ! . . M,! s'i, ,'„'-',■'. ,\^'' /, '» i'l" ■"eas,.rf all il,o
Esoteiio Buajhism, Lon., 1883, p. 8vo; o.h «J.,
inii of oi'l" Hnin,!,!;';"^'^ "'"^I'H'if"' ''eems to be n blen,!-
"^e M-.uhl ;,,'", ■''r„lS,'.t';', t"i'l."- '•"" ;«nsteri,y' wi 1.
iiett .Iclivei's hisKos*i?el with nii.r 'r,'''-'''""" "'"t Mr. Si,,.
guo,| liiilh.-.s„( /-t';!- i"i ,',™tieli clean,us.s a,i,l obvious
'M!>'sir;.;',f^I!^:.^-;;'«^?=2vols.3r.8vo.
A'M'., li. 8j;i
•'i. "
lS8i
'/.^^.h'r!'i-K>;^~ i/ic.p
"hieh ii„ e i>, his ,,l iVo'- X '' '"'n'^'* '•'■■"!' "^""««
"f ts absunuiies b;^;„\o ivi I^,".' '^ "^. i "'hole. A, spite
.":.i'^o;^S!;^^n,-'-uiiHj:\^'i
au:
■■'if'" u'"' ' ", ^''"■'■'' '"'"•• 'SSfi. 2 vols, cr Svo
'li»",V ,u„i' ,mh ,',';' /'X/i'l'v"-' '"'f '• '"-'■''*""» "f n '""St or-
'"" " veiy h.'ilvoi^i"' 1^ ";''''>• I'^'l'Te may ya move
most IniJiscvi, ,.,,,,,1 .i..,,V'''' *- ""leeil, so, wo s.,,,,,oso, Ihe
vul,-ar."-,^;,^rf;,';„,!'',Yx 1V,8 ''""'""'■ "'"' "<^"'sio""nv
f..r'''PM'chiear'H.. "'"',''' ''''.'=r"'^""'" ""^ "-e Soeietv
Bl--a.ikv;"!,n"l;j:::r!;;/'"' -^ ^-'-t "y JIada,„o
nett, .,„..,. The Purpose Of xb:;^;;:^^L:!-.88^';:-
8\-
8vo 4 Th. T p""''8'-'- Cambridge, Ca,nbridge, 1876
morldge, 18,9, p. 8vo. 5. A Catalogue of the Engliah
Siree, J«,„es. Saved by a Smi'e, Lon., 1886 p
Wo, ", p. K,',g', •,888"" ""'"■' "^ •■^"«"vood Forest,
i-l!'l^n^'' ^' •?• j^""''' •''^"'™^ "^ History-Art
.iiH"w''',^;':"i^r ^- ^''^'™'^^ a story far
IS^6';*''!'o' •"";,'^"»\ '• O^^fi-rey Bennett, Lon.,
The',[:;ii;; «;,^ r iti^' Y;^' '>^:;7pi^°- f
Steadfa,«t Purpose, Lon., 1887 p 8vo 's I f ^.^O *'
'• 0,1 the
134U
of tV, ' ,r ■; T ■" • "*'"• "• The Golden W
of T«o iJirls' Li- =8, Lon., 1S88, p. 8vo.
■■hJ
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ii
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nr'n
SIT
Moor, Lon., ISSS, 12mo. 8. Will Trahair'^ Friends,
"si'tWL-'li , Sydney Mary. 1 . T.ijjiR AmWs First ,
ria.c, L.m., KHHtl, p. 8vo. '.>. Aunt Kcjmh s A\ .11, Lon j
ISSl V Svo. ;!. Born n Soldier, I.on., 1882, sq. Ifmio. 1. ]
Kuth Allen'8 Foundling, I.on., l:o2, sq. IBnio. 5. Seek- j
cth not ber Own ; or, The Workers of I.iv (.urnye, Lon., j
1882 I) Svo. 0. The Church Fiirni, Lon., 1882, p. 8vo. :
r. The Dreadful Cousin, Lon,, 1882, sq. IC.mo 8. (irowth
of the Knglish Colonies, Lon., 1883, 12mo; 2d ed., 18,s.i. ,
9. The Liidy of ,'^1. Uuen, L.m., 188:i, p. 8vo. 10 An
Innocent, Lon., 1S81, p. Svo. Jl. The One Army, Lon., ;
1881, p. 8vo. 12. A lirigl I'arthing, Lon., 188a p. M'o.
n. A Great Kevengo, V .., 1885, p. 8vo. 14. l«o ,
Friends. Illiist. Lon., I'-io, .'ij. Ifiuio.
Sivette, II. Handy Book of Cottage Hospitals,
Lon., 1870, cr. 8vo. . i .f „.
Sizer, Nelson. 1. Thoughts on Uomesiic L't" i ?'.
Marriage Vindieated and Free Love E.xposod, lS,iS,
12ino. 2. What to do, and Why; and how to Lducate
Each Man for his Proper Work : describing Seventy-
Five Trades and Professions. Illust. New ILiven,
Conn 1875, 12mo. H. How t" Teach according to 1cm-
perainent and Mental Development; or. Phrenology in
the School- Kooin and the Family, N. York, 1877, Umo.
4 Forty Years in Phrenology : eiubraoing llecolleclions
of History, Anecdotes, and E.-ip ience. Illust. N.Ycirk,
18'*'' 12mo. 5. The Koad to Success Practically De-
scribed and Illustrated, N. York, 1885, 12mo.
Skiiile, Ilobcrt II. 1. (Ed.) The Survey of the
County of York, taken by John de Kirkby, cominonly
cai'.d Kirkby's Inquest; also, Inquisitions ol Knight 8
Fees &<:., (Surtees Soc. Pub.,) Durham, 1867, Svo. 2.
(Ed ) The Register of the Guild of Corpus Christi in
the City of York, (Surtees Soc. Pub.,) Durham, 18,2, |
^'skeat, Bertha M., .laughter of Rev. AV. W. Skeat ■
hilni A Word-List illustrating the C.irrespondence ot
Modern English with Anglo-French Vowel-Sounds, ;
(Engli-sh Dialect Soc.,) Lon,, IsSl, p. Svo. „ t> i
Skeat, Rev. Walter William, M.A., LL.D, i
[,n,lc, vol. ii. add.,] b. 1835, in Lon.lon ; educated at
King's College School, at .Sir 11. Cholmeley s teohool,
Highgate, and at Christ College, Cambridge, where he
gr.Mluated, first class Theol. Trip., 1858, and was elected
a Fellow; ordained ISCll; curate of Last Dereham 1801
-02. and of Godaliuing 1863; mathematical lecturer at
Christ's College 1SC,4-71, and English lecturer 180,-
8:;' Elrington and liosworth professor of Anglo-Saxon
at Cambridge since 1878. He is a member of the
English Dialect Society, which he had the iinncipal
part in founding, and of the Early English Te.\t So-
iietv, and vice-president of the Philol,,gical Society
of Cambridge and London. 1. Parallel E.x tracts from
Twcntv-Xine Manuscripts of Piers Plowman : with Com
ments," (Early English Te.xt Soc.,) Lon., 1806, Svo.
2 (E<1.) The Romans of Partenay, or ot l.usignan,
otherwise known as the Tab of Melusine ; translated
from the French of La Coudrelte: with Introduction.
Notes, and (ilo.-sarial Inile.\, (Early English Text hoc)
Lon 1860, Svo. 3. (Ed.) The Vision of William con-
cerning Piers Plowman, (Early Eng. Text Soc.,) Lon.,
1867-85, 4 vols. Svo. (Vols. i. and ii. are mentioned
under their full titles, «„(,■, vol. ii. ; vol. in. contains
Text C, completing the three versions of the text, wit i
Richard the Redeles and The Crowned King; and vol.
iv,. which is in two iiarts, contains notes, glossarR-s, ic. ;
Stmlents' Edition, Oxf., 1886, 2 vols) 4. (Ed.) The
Lav of Havelok the Dane: composed about A.D. l.'Mt:
for'merly edited by Sir F. Madden, (Early Eng. Text
Soc.) Lon., 1808, Svo. 5. (Ed.) The Bruce. By Master
John Barbour. Lon., 1870-77, 3 vols. , Svo. 6. Hand-List
of some Cognate Words in English, Latin, and dreek,
Lon.,1871,8vo. 7. (Ed.) Joseph of Arimathie: otherwise
called the Romance of the Seint Graal,or Holy Grail : an
Alliterative Poem, written about A.D. 1350, and now
first printed from the I'nique Copy in the Vernon MS.
at Oxford: with an Appendix, Notes, anil Glossanal In-
... . .. . ri..... C .. \ I.... HJ7I tt.-rt S IV.A 1
dices, (Early Eng. Text Soc,,) Lon., 1871, Svo. 8. (Ed.)
8nn.Mm<!nsnf Enalish Literature, AD. 1394 -1579. Oxf.,
li<71 12ino. it. (Ed.) Specimens of English Lit.'jrature,
A.D. 1298-i;;'.l3, Oxf., 1872, 12mo. 10. (Ed.) A Treatise
on the Astrolabe : addressed to bis Son Lowys by Geof-
Irev Chaucer, (Early Eng. Text Soc, and Chaucer Soe.,)
Lon., 1872, Svo. 11. (Ed.) The Gospel according to St.
Mark in Anglo-Saxon and Northumbrian Versions, Lon.,
1872 4to. 12. Questions for Examination in English
'l850
SKE
Literature, Lon., 1873, p. Svo. 13. (Ed.) Sevrn Ko-
printed Glossaries, (English Dialect Soc.,) 1S73, 8ro. 4.
Ed.) Rav's Gh.s.sary Reprinted, 1874. 15. (Ed.) Tales
from the Canterbury Tales, Lon., 1874, 12mo. 1«. (Ed.)
Chaucer's Prioress's Talc, Sire Tbopas, ic, Uxt., 1S|4;
2d and rev. ed„ Lon., 1877, 12mo. 17. (Ed.) Ihe Gospel
a.;cording to St. Luke in Anglo-Saxim, 18;4. '^- Ifd-)
Plutarch : being a Selection from the Lives in North ' 1 lu-
tarch which illustrate Shakespeare's Plays: with Intro-
duction, Notes, Index of Names, and Glossanal Index,
Lon , 1875, or. Svo and p. Svo. 19. (Ed.) The Two Noble
Kinsmen. By Shakespeare and Fletcher. Cambridge,
1875,121110. 20. (Kd.) Chattcrton: including the Ac-
knowledged Poeies and Satires, The Rowley Poems, with
i nn Essay iiroving tlieir Authorship, a Memoir ol the
I Poet and Selections from his Prose Writings, (Aldino
i Edition of the British Toets,) Lon., 1876, 2 vols. fp. Svo.
j 21. A List of English Words ,lio Etymology of whicti
! is illustrated by Comjiarison with Icelandic. Prepared
I in the Form of an Aiipendix to Cleasby and Vigfusson s
' Icelandic English Dictionary. Lon., 1S7B, 4to. 22. (Ed.)
Five Glossaries, (English Dialect Soc,,) 1870. 23. (E. .
Chaucer's Man of Law's Tale, Ac, Oxf., 1877. 24. (bd.)
Alexander and Dindimus; c:-. The Letters of Alexan-
der to Dindimus, King of the Brahmans: with the Re-
plies of Dindimus, (Early English Text Soc.,) Lon., l^,s,
tivo "5 (Ed.) The Gospel according to St- John in
Anglo Sii.von, Ac, 1878. 26. An Etymological Diction-
nrv of the English Language, arranged on an Historical
Basis, Oxf., 1879-81, 4 vols, 4to ; new ed., 1884; Supple-
ment to the 1st ed., 1884.
" Mr Skeat has few rivals in knowledge of the EiigUsli
language and its history ; and as for philology, '''•-■''f, '«';':
,lmrbt llial the root of the nuUler is in liini, Ktxniologs
with him is a scicntitie process, aiul "<'^ >\.^'^''%'''^l'Z^,\
L'licsses more or less iiigciiinns and siiccesslul. He i'- "t-"
mi.l both ill literature Olid philnU.gy. patient, nidiisti ions,
11 d painstaking. AecoidiiiBly, bis ,licti,mory is indisiien-
"aMtPrallwho w-,,ul,l study the ICiiglisl. laiigm.ge aiid Us
origin soientilically and hi-torica ly. It »■'":''" ?,'^
copious rimmt of n.oileni I'l''l''l"B'''"l.rVf™"',li ','/'.
wl'ioh has been (iiliwiitly »nd suceessliilly lultn uted, but
it adds to the labouis of olliers the mature results ol -Mr.
i-keat's own profound studies in the same held, — .!(/,. ,
' No. 28:10. , ^
27. (Ed.) Isle of Wight Words, by H. Smith: Ox-
fordshire Words, by Mrs. Parker, Ac, (Engli.sh Dialect
Soc.) Lon., 1881, Svo. 28. (Ed.) Aelfrie's Lives ol the
Saints ; being a Set u{ Sermons on Saints' Days formerly
observed bv the Englisli Church. Anglo-Saxon and Eng-
lish. Part's I., II. (Early Eng. Text Soc) Lon,, 18s -
f^o 8vo. 29. (Ed.) History of English Khy'hm. By E.
Guest. New ed., Lon., 1SS2, Svo. 30. (Ed.) Fitzh'T-
b.it's Husbandry, (Eng. Dialect Soc.,) 1SS2. 31. The
Jo-pel of St. Mark in Gothic, according to the Transla-
tion made by Wulfila in the Fourth Century : with a
(irammaticul Introduction and Glossarial Index, 0.\f.,
1S82, fp. Svo. 32. A Concise Etymological Dictionary of
the English Language, Oxf., 1883, er. Svo ; 3d ed., 1880.
"It is not a mere nbridgnient, as Mr. Skeat is careful t.i
fxnlain, but has been entirely rewritten. It is^ nrraiiKcl
, ,11 what the author calls 'an unusual but exeelleiit plan.
Ml the derivatives of a given word are made to fol i,\v tiic
(.riiiinal word, but the ilerivntives are also given in ihcir
ali,lial">llcal order with H cross-reference to the pareiil
word The plan is ecrmiiily upusiial ; as to its excelleiice
there will probably be niiicli dillerenee ol oiiinion, — .l»i,,
' No, 'JSiifi,
33. (Ed.) The Kingis Qunir, bigether with A Ballad of
i Gooil Counsell. Bv King James the First of Scotland.
(Scottish Text So.' I Edin., 1S84, Svo. 34. (Ed.) 'Ihe
Talo of Gamclyn, Irom the Harleian MS., Collated, Ac,
Oxf., 1884, cr."8vo. 35. (Ed.) The War" of Alexamler.
' (Farly Eng. Text Soc) 1SS6. 30. The Principles ol
i English Etymology. First Series : The Native Element.
; Oxf.. 1887, p. Svo. ...
\ "A elearand interesting analysis of the ' n""™' ';1,';'»,<^,';,
I In EiiKlish, III some points it sliows a distinct ad\anre on
1 he author's • Ktyniohlgical Dictionary of the l-''Klisb -; ;
' L'uage,' The misleading theory ol ' root ,leeriniiiati\c>
! r,as disappeared, and the laws of vocalism lavc beco c
far stricter, . . , The book Is, ,m the wlnde, the best guide
i to English etymology that has yet appeared. — .U'ln'.,
I 37. (Eli.) The Gospel according to St. Matthew in
i Anglo-Saxon, 18S7. 38. (Ed.) Chaucer's Minor Pocim-
! Oxf., 1888, p. Svo. With Nun.\i., J. H., (ed.) A Biblio-
i graphical List of Works illustrative of the Various Dm-
! Icots of English. Compiled by Members of the Engli-h
i Dialect Society. Lon., 1873-75-77, Svo. And see Mav-
HEW, Rev. a. L., »i<^ir.i. „ , , ,
Skccn, William. 1. Adam's Peak; Legendary
!|
"W
SKE
Traditions ami Historic Notices, Lon , 1S7I Iflmo 2
Mountain-Life and Coffco-Cnltivation in CoVlor., Lnn.,'
« ' .^■""•. • ^V.'^' Typography, Colomlm, 1872, ,Hvo
SkilUiigtoii, llev. Sydney William, il A
praduuted, lir.t clas. Lit Hun,., at Ura-enoHo Coll^^-t-;
Oxfo. I, IMil; ordained l«fl7 ; Fellow of l-niver<.itv Col
lege «in™ 1809; formerly assistant inasler in Cijartcr-
housc .School. 1. The ,<lnless Sulferor: Six Sermons
Lon 1S7I, p Svo; l.3,h cd„ 1883. 2. 0,.r Sin,' "j
Our .Saviour: Pari.sh Sermons, Lon., Is7li p Svo
.Skfldiiii;, Susie Unrstow. I. (ki.') iji;,i, „f
Meiolow and drove. IHusl. N. York, ISSi;, ,,„. gvo
2 (lid.) iamiliMr Uirds, and what the I'oet.^ .in« of
them. Illuat. N, Vork, 1S8(1, s... Svo ;', (M,iii,,n,A
of Birds, must. N. York, IS8B, .»,,. s;.o; 4 (K!r
Songstcraof the Uranohes. Ilhist. N. York, lss6, l8mo
0. (hd ) Flowers froui iJcIl and Bower: l>oems. Illun*
^. York, ISSii, lSm„. ^'lu. u
1 , o'^Vsl?,"?..'^'""'- ^"'''"'' "■'"«-^' »"'' ■"'"-•f rooms, '■
Ijon., 1 S80, 12mo. '
Skeltoii, Mrs. (Jcorgc. How it came to I'a^s • a '
^ovel, Lon., 1871, 2 vol.s. p. Svo ' i
,,**'f'='V;"V''?''"''^-"-,I'f-D.,b. 18.U; amemberof '
the laculty of Advocates, .Scotland, since 1S5 I ; .secretary I
ol the Board of Supervision, .Scotland, since ISBS- com '
missmner of supply f„r the county of Abertlecn. ' S.,me 1
ollus works were imblished under the pseudonymc of
■Jhirley, 7. ,-., .„„,., vol. ii. 1. Thalatta! or. The '
(ireat (commoner: a Political Uom^nice. Lnn ISil" Svo i
2. lienj.arnin bisraeli : the Past and the Futme : a Let- '
ter to John Bull. By a Democratic Tory. Lon 18i;s i
.{. Boardin;; Out of Pauper Children in .Scotlan.l, Edin '
r 'u '^^'n" ■*• ^!"' li"P«!'^lii'ient of .Mary Stuari! r
and other Papers, Lon., Isrti, Svo. 5. Essays i,, i),, '
mance and Studies from Life, Lon., 1878 svo
"The graceful writer who ha." tjaiiieil a'n ontranco ini.i
many of the most dolightliil comers ol^,,,r m," ™ • m Ir
the name o ' slnrlcy' i.s scrcely .second t., anv , fiis ie ,-
■ration. W lien lie coincs down out of those i",h' sa„t va 1-
le.vs an,] pathways bordered with classic a.J li , el a
wnles himself ■John Skelton.' discoiiiso'ii , t P
Iws, or clears out the eiiciimhered hv-wavs \,f hi "orv Is
Y'l'k IS that of an expert. wIkoii lii,; leirow.w.,rkmei'i 1'
he new
3KE
[Long Lsland College Hospital since 1S72, and dean of
I , .'";""|^' ""™ '■'""'; profc.sor of gvnieeologv in the
]'o,s Miraduate Medical School since 1884. I I,i ease"
ol the Bladder and Ircthra in Women. Illust. N. York
•spV^,';,!''.'^'™'',? "". ?'"■"''■" "f Women, for thJ
1 se of students ano Practitione-s, >;. York, Ivss 8vo
Skene, M,sh |.-elici„ n. V., [„„„, ;.„|. m ,„,,n
I . U uylanng Sketches among the (i re-ks and Turks, and
on the Shores of the Danube. By „ .Seven Year-^ {e"i
dent m .ireece. Lon., 1S47, Svo. 2 I'so ai 1 Ab use •
a Tale, lS4t., 12mo. i The Tutor'.s iv, rd, n. 5 '
2 vols, p svo. 4. The Divine Master: a Devot oni 1
Manual 1 lustiatn,- the Way of the Cross, Lon. S52
sm,: 1 he,., Isss. 3. St. Alhan's: or, The Prison-
ois ot 1 ope, Lon., I.s;,;!, 8vo. An... (i. A .Memoir of
Alex^inder, Bishop of Brechin: with a Brief xS ^
. » Brother, the Hev. (ieorf;e Hay Forbes. Lon., 187«,
,, ^^",""- .^;' "'l-. l'^.'^'^. 7. Life of Alexander Ly^
I^ f,'",','^'''-;''''"''"'^ "'■ ""^ (-'ylKcii'!'. Bon., 1877, p. Svo
S. ilidden Dejiths; a Story ofCruel Wrong, Lon. 1.885
p. Svo. !t. A Strange Inheritance. Lon.. 18SB, .3 vols'
er. ,Svo. 1(1 The Lesters: a Novel, Lon., Iss7, 2 vols."
Z\.t?\. ''■ A«;'kene.l: a Tale in Nine Chapters,
( (iristian World Annual" for ISSS,, Lon., I887 ].>„,„
Skene, James Henry, formerly British coWul ,a
Aleppo, ,,|terw,.rdsresi,lent at Co-fu. 1. The Frontier
La Ids of t.io Christiau an.l the Turk : comprising Travels
II the Legions ol the Lower D:.nuhe in Isjo „ml Is.Ol
with a precision which delights the traVle' "
j.crie.s_of the'Es.says (If Shirrey' now givcil to the oubl
are. .f dates varying Irom i,s.-,| t„ ,, ver? recent p ' „; , i.i
consist not 01 criti.l and hist..rica studies like V,
..ready issue. . but ..f what the a.itlmr calls 'l^'av,^
lv..ii.ance. aiul simli,.., iv,,m Life.' . . . The aiilh.ir h s
Millie for th.'sc ..migiinuivo sketches-the .li.iciirsiven'.ss
au.I frecd.,m,il which are among their chief eliarms-the
chariicterol mlcs.''-.8pccta(or,li. 141.7. '-"a.ms tiie
II. The Crookit Meg: a Story of the Year One, Lon
IssO, p. 8vo. 7. Essays in History and Biogniphy, i„.'
clu ling the Defence of Mary Stuart, Edin. and Lon.,
ISSJ, Svo.
"The es,says which Mr. Skelton has lately rcpnblishe.l
fi. 1 to .show any rea.s..n for their resiiscitatinn iVom he
jjn.ve m which their i.arent ' Fraser' sluinbcrs."-sTAv'^
c'nhiv^ 'i-if/".''*' P'>l>t^'^.,l''»'-'icSilarly those on Blake. Ma-
f«;d?^.'<ii?5^Su!J;,i;;;'c'^'"'""'^ ""'""''■ "'^ "^''^'■»'"
s. Maitlan.l of Lethington an.l the Scotland of iMarv
.Muart : a History. In 3 vols. Vols, i., ii., Edin. and
Lon 18.8,-88, Svo. (Vol. iii. will contain the letters of
•Maitland.)
"This volume rthe first] is strictly nreliminarv It
consists es.seiitially of a skitch .,f Scot ish 1 is rv ami iii;
up to the time wlieii .Maith„.,l reall bee nc n r'c in
both as sccreUiryor ininiMer to MaryStiiait \s such
can hardly be prai.sed t.io highly as a sustained elf r 1
pieturesqiie de.scrl ithui and narrative."-Wii.i.nM w.ii':
of"tl,?onlsni'%',V" ''"'"''''1.' "'■ ^"■' ■'^kelton's views cither
,,.!. > ^n.*^'" 'T ""^ '"V-* "' ■'^'^"11.11111, no rea.lcrwill lav
1 11^ mr ,'. w '',""■" >*■"""" '■«■"'"'' """ '"■■ "«'L'S the
w .?, i '''•'" " *-'™"""''-" ''»■ a Ix'ok of great rescircli
Ii ■'^"•'7.1''*=""'"", "'"'ii'ig. .....I .»t the same time
biKhly stimulative to th.mglit and rcllectioii."-.l(V. .Na !
Skelton, John Fawcett, b. l.s.'iO, at Bolt.m. i
Laicishire Lng. ; author of poems in the Lancashire I
u.i.ieot. Ihe Gleaner, [verse,] 187(i. ;
i ^n'Z^,^ '*"' ^*«"'«»''t "f Ii- l.d..ie. Lancashire. '
I. Ihe D hyncourts of Fairleigh : a Novel, Lon.. 1872.
■^ vols. p. 8vo. 2. The Family Honour, Lon., 187(>, cr
i'™ 3. Recliford Holm. Lon., 1877, cr. Svo.
1 .sf..""' Alexander Johnston Chalmers, M.D.,
u. l>;J'. at Fyvie, Scotland; eduoateil at King's r^Uese
IsTiTr' ,'," '^''r ^'"'"•■"''iy of Michigan, an.l at Lon^
Lslnnd College Hospital; professor of gyniccology in the
I ic-'. " ' "'■*"'!"" "f '^'"■'•■nt.V Years in the East.
Lon., ISo.i 2 vols. Svo. Anon. 3d cl., 1831. 2. Ana-
dol: the Last Home of the F:,ilhfiil. L.m., 1853 Svo
,rr"',vs.:,l^'"'' ^'""-^ ■''tfatford in the Crimean War,"
; ijo,,., I SS3. 8vo.
'.iiul'.'ii'riv'''''"'''''''""''"'''''^*^-"'' """•e or le.ssnmusinK
hU. sis. ■ '"'^■^"""■■1 '"'^■•i' "r l'-''^'' authentic."-.v,,/ ito?;
^irn'.'f.^rli'/'l'/lfS",';^. *^«""' '■'"■t'lne to have enjoved Lord
s, m . ^^ ,1 *""''''"V * eonlldence during, iiiiil iinlee 1 lor
■'.','; ,^'V" hotoK the (■rin,e„ii war. While the a lies
l.llm '■*?'""■' •■'.^■'"'^1"P"1 '"^ ..Heilas the a„,li,ss,„'^s
.1 i.lident ,,l agent at the siatof war. . . . His book will ,,.
I . h b^dier value. It 1.. a carefuT record bv , keen i , te
1 le ,,,1 mai,i,e,-s of tl„. i,„ier life, so t,; spe ,k ,, f t^e
licht II, the (■r,iiiea, am of 11 mUiiIi.i, nti,. vimL- 1,. wiiO.i,
rfie'aiJii::;;!; 'ir'-' """ "!"' *r™' '^'age'S'-iini,::." '
point '-'I'vw'k^^^^ '■'•■'■J' '■''-'"'■• «'"' '■"" of
Skene, «iilinni"i'orbes, LL.D.. D.C L f„„(,
vol ,1., add.,J h. LSiiii, ,„ Inverie. Sc.itland; 'studied
in Oermany, an.l at E.linburgh and St. An.lrews. and
Lh",I"Mil/Tr'? '" "," •'^'=""' '" '■'*"' '"> '^"ceeeded
.Jo.iii Hill Burton as historiographer for .Sc.ithind. He
IS a iiicmhor ol ..'any learned societies, and has coutrib-
uieu "" -' * =- " ■■ - — ■
iiiij
l,r (.'•ii'"'ri," ''"-'''■{''^•'-■e.lings. 1 ,'E.i.) Tracts by
Dr. Gilbert Skeyne, Medicinar to His SLijestv, |.'amc.s
I., King ol ilreat Britain and Inland.] iBanna'tvne Club
;Pul..) Ldin.. ISiiu, 4to. 2. (E.l.) Cnronicles of the
lets and Scots, and other Early M.^morials of .Scottish
History, (.Scottish Record Pub.,) Lon., IStiS, r. Svo 3
rhoLoronalion. Stone, Edin.. iSfifl, 4to. 4. (Ed.) .John
ot l-onluns Chronicles of the Scottish Nation I871 9
vo.s. Celtic Scoilan.l: a Hist.iry of Ancient Alba'n"
VOL 1., history and Ethnology, Edin. and Lon., 1876,
"The subjec! of tliis work will Ue most coiiveiiientlv
reatc. ,iii..cr three .separate lica.ls or books The r'l
', '. ,1 ■ I ' o '' "■'"' "'i'^- ':-"'""l"K.v ""'I Civil Ili.s ory of
the d I ere It n.-'cs which occupied Sc'iitland. . . The
In I 1"';'' "■" ■'''"' "'"' ""^' '•:«'''■''• Celtic ClHircb of Scot-
and ami , ts iiuiociice or the hiiigiiaf.'c and culture of I he
ico| c. I he subject of the lliir.l ami last book will be e
'■':,"; '"", i'>';'l''^' "' ><'"Il.ui.l."-.t,///..„.'., JnlnMhu'lUm
itwoiilil be a iii,.-tnke to regar.l his labours as haviim
an e.\<'lusivc licMrim.' im the bisiorv ofSc.tlHii.l Tl, 'v
are 111 truth, a siirve)- of the historical develo'praent of
wImV; Waml '--I'lli'^'^.K;!:'''''''"" ""^'^ i'.lmlitii^ the
Vol. ii. Church and Ciliture, IS77. Vol. iii.. Land
and Pe.ipln, Issii. '
i.r ,iL',-l '^'""'i'' '" i;!'.<-'-^'imi".ition of • the early land ten-
ires ami .s,„.,„l ,.„i„liti,,ii ,il the Celtic iiibabitniits of Scot-
land a'ul e.Nte.i.ls .iver the jieriod bcgiiiniiig with the
tinctioiiol the chill sy.stcm In lb., iriirhhuids '■—«,■/ p,.,.
"Here we po.s.sess what may be considered the full final
and richest result;: of the author's liicdoiig studies The
present series ol essays is destnictive with the line.st critl-
b,d,li'a"s!"-'i()i , !^.^,"!;ri,j'''-''-'"»s"-u>-'live witli reasonable
O.The (Jospei History for the Young: being Lessons
on the ife ol Christ, Lon., 1883-84, 3 vols. p. Svo. 7 On
the Traditionary Accounts of the Death of Alexander
i:ril
^ 1
5--
I \ '-a
m^
p?
SKE
III., (reprinteil from tlio I'rocccilinffs of tho Society
uf Anli(Hi;iri08 uf Suolliiiid,) Edin., 1S,SM.
Ski'rry, ti. K. 1. Digesting Ileturns into Siiiiiinft-
rii's; frmii KxiuninntioM I'lipcrs, I.i^n., 188(1, Svo. 2.
Special Hints to Civil Service Ciiniliiliitei", Lon., 1HH7,
iL'iiio. :i. Conipiinion in Knglinh History; Lectures:
with Noter-, .4c., Lon., 1887, 12uio. 4. (.'ivil Service,
I'nivcrsity, Legal, .Medical, Ac, lOxiiininations, I-oii.,
18SS, 12iiio. 5. I'raeticiil I'lipers on I'ivil Service (le-
(jgriipliy, Ac, Lon., ISS8, p. ,'<vo. 6. I'nieticiil Spelling-
llooli, ('(jntaining Word.s likely to be .Mi.s.ipelled, Lcju.,
188S, p. Svo. With CiioMii, \\'., Kngli.sh (/ouipo.-<iti"n
or EjMiiy-Writing, Lon., IX^i, ,Svo.
Skcrtclily, J. A. 1. .NiUurftl I'hilosophy : I'urt
I., .Mcchiinios ; Parts 1 1, and I [ I., Hydrostatics Hydrau-
lics, and I'neuiiiaticH, Lon., 187;i-7l, 12nio. 2. Dahomey
as it is : being a Narrative of Kight Montlis' Uesidencc
in that Country. Ulusl. Lon., 1871, .hvo.
"Mr. Skerlcldv's route even to it-s I'unlicst limits Iia,s
been pine over lieloro by Kiironcaiis. . . . lint Ins liook ix
valuable, as enibnuinji the latest iiil'iirnialioii on l>a-
bonii'V by a cumpetciit and Iriislwiu-lliy writer.'— -KA.,
No. 'IIJI.
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a Novel, Lon., ISS7, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 2S. Saddle and
Sabre: a Novel, Lon., 1887, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 29. Master
of Rath Kelly : a Novel, Lon., 1S88, cr. Svo.
"He is undoubtedly at this time unequalled as a re-
corder of sporting life, manners, and matters,"— .Si(. Kev.,
Ixiv. 2(19.
Smart, J. 31, Rcminiscenoea and Essays, Lon.,
1885, cr. Svo.
Smart, James II. Indiana S-jhools, and the Men
who have worked in thcin, Cin,, 1876, 12mo.
Smart, Thomas (.regory. Birds on the British
List : their Title to Enrolment considered : with Re-
marks upon " Evolution, " and Notes upon the Rarer
Eggs, Lor 1886, Svo.
Smart, \V. A Disciple of Plato: a Study of John
Ruskin : with Note by Mr. Ruskin, Lon., 1884, Svo.
Smart, W. Sugar Bounties: a Case for and
against Government Interference, Edin., 1887, p. Svo.
Snieal, A. Rhymes for Railway Reading, Lon.,
1884, i2mo.
Smeaton, Donald Mackenzie, M.A., of the
Bengal civil service. The Loyal Karens of Burma,
Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Smeaton, Rev. George, [tniir, vol. ii., add.]
The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit, (Cunningham Lectures,)
Lon., 1882, Svo.
Smedes, Mrs. Susan, (Dabney,) b. 1840, at
Raymond, ,Miss. ; has been a teacher in one of the gov-
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Southern Planter, Baltimore, 1887, l2mo. (A record of
the life of the author's father, Thomas Smith Gregory
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civil war, after which he removed to Baltimore, where
ho died in 1885.)
"Sihe tells the story of his life well enough to make a
good .sketch of the nian, who was worth knowinj; c>ii his
own account, and a good i)lcturc of Southern civilization
in the time of slavery."— .Vod'oii, xlvi, 35.
" It is a volumr of rare interest, and of value for its local
coloring."— y.ifeniri/ Wurtd, xix. 19.
Smedley, Miss Menella Bute, [ante, vol. ii.,
odd.] 1. The Maiden Aunt: a Talc. By M. S. Lon.,
1849, 12mo. 2. Lay=>nd Ballads from English History.
Ac. By S. M. Lon., !858, 12mo. 3. Other Folk.-'
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Lon., 1874, 12mo. 5. Boarding-Out and Pauper Schools,
especially for Girls, Lon., 1875, p. Svo. With another:
1. Poems written for a Child. By Two Friends. Lou.,
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" Poems written for a Child." Lon., 1S69, 16mo. 3.
Silver Wings and Golden Scales, Lon., 1877, Svo.
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tone of thought runs; the lanenage is well nuiuagcd ; the
forms of verse are treated delicately."- Kuif t-. Koukkt-
SON : Etujlifh I'vetes^ses, 335.
Smee, A. Hutchinson. I. Milk in Health and
Disease, Lon., 1875, 12ino. 2. Suggestions us to Lines
lor Future Research: Oration, Lon., 18SI, r. Svo.
Smee, Alfred, F.R.S., F.R.C.S., [imie, vol. ii.,
add.,] 1818-1877. 1. My Garden: its Plan and Cul-
ture : together with a General Description of its Geol-
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Engravings, Lon., 1872, r. Svo.
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operations with a sort of Uoswclllan fidelity."— A'a(. Ji'ci'.,
xx.xiv. 194.
2. The Mind of Man : being a Natural System of
Mental Philosophy, Lon., 1875, Svo.
Smelt, Thomas. Maiden Stakes: a Comedy, in
Five Acts, Lon., 1870, 12nio.
Smiddy, Rev. Richard. An Essay on the Druids,
the Ancient Churches and Round Towers of Ireland ;
SMI
2a''o!"l.,'^[Hf"' ^''"^ '""^ •'*}""''""»■". Dublin, IS7I, :2mo,
Nmii-tuii, J. (i. (Trans.) J,„(. „„,! ii,.„i„„,i„
Miiiil<>N, Robert ivilsoii. b isic*. i„„.i r
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witlKiiit IdViiiK anil a.linirl 1^ ihnl. ,vi, '' ' i'>-'it'>t,
■■). Thrift, I,on., hsrs, i2„„j; now c,i., Iss:i'
adnilmhle t.^s«y o„ wimt inari e 'a iImI , ! l?. T'' "V
common [\[^."—Ac,uI., x. 301. " ioMliftics of
4. Life, of a Seot'oh Naturalist: Thomas E.lwnr.l
Assoomte of the Unna-an Society. I.on , VsrS er 8vo '
iiy lilt
als he
rsulf
say.s; but it is to sncl. "I'/.ofs-ibaV Na'tu're re'v
mostunrosurvtMllv."— .10:./ xi 107 """^ ^^''
pi-are,! to his associates. |-,, r &;l'i , ,"■" '" i'''"
riBhtwas conhrmc.i by the n i,.|kA 'l' ',"" L ,v ^
an;^t."t:st''to":^s//7i?:r *"^""'«'^'""" '^-
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(. Duty : with Illustrations of Courage, Patience an.l
r»'lt'nr','.'?n i",'.'' ^'''^""' "■■• f'''"™'^'"i*tios Of Men of
Culture and (.emus, Lun., 1S87, p. 8vo. Sec also \a<i
B|"'i|:^^p3t-!;-inj:;^s7K:- ^
Smiley, Sariili !•'., [„„(,,, v„i. ii., aa.l I I F„i
ne.s Blessing; or. The i„.,,,el of Chr ,t a s |lus"tr!t i
from the liuok of Joshua, N. York, I»76. 1-n o
.arjlen (.raith, or. Talks among ,ny Flowers, N. York'
i«8I, 12mo; new e,l., 1883, l6mo. '
A ,."!""' ;*•• ('^''•) Sea-Bathing GuJJe, containing
Articles on Sea-Bathing, Lon., I87« Svo """"""'"S
i>':r;'i^;sst w,'i^:^'c:n:r"^''* ''-"^ ^"'^'"
Smitll, A. JUeade. Commissioners in Chancery in
Virgm.a: a Digest of the Statute Law governrnTcom
uusstoners, under the Code of Virginia, Kiohmond, m",'
I ib'^t^ir^^!*;, ;%^:r'«'- *'---' vo.ume.
Smith, A. I'. (Trans.) The Omphi.'al Statics of
Smith, Abbotts. Impclimcnts of .•^pocch < i.m
mer.ng and Stuttering; 1,1,' e,|., ,„,„.. S7.^, '"mo'
Hd ""^Vd^^vT I'?"-. '■ '^■'"' «"■"""'.""; Lady
Illu""^hi^!'l!^,^emf "" """ "" «'^""'"'"-
Smith,Mis8,\g„CH, b. at Irvine, Ayrshire .'icol
land ; daughter of a solicitor of thit t,A.n 1 1-' .
Pikrims: Travels of Three l-adiJI^'L!:: ";.7 ] T'"
the Maxwell: a Novel. Ln„„ |,s7«, ;) ;„i,',' , . ' r
Monmavts. Ion., 187i., 3 voLs. 8vo. 4. tL ' ilri Ic; of
Ardujore: aStoryof Irish Life, Lon., Is8l, er. 8vo new
IsX'.'svo 6- il'iough Cypru... Illust. Lon,!
Smith, Albert. History of the Town of Potor
^;:o^of ^r"'r"«' r"""*^' ^^^^ "-""'.; e:'wuh
lUportol the tentennuil Celebration in ]x::ll- A, ,„„„,,
contutn.ng (Jenealogical and Historical Kegiae'rI'ZI'
olfi!^i'o!'krht''^^^.,^-rVl''-'-,/"""^"' '"<""«"
««^.sis„ndTre:.!^:;n!:n': si;;;;',^, ^;:f^;:j:i''?,^i-
Smith, Alexander, F.H.S. V I A \ L ifi ?
o Aoerdeenshire, Kdin.'and Lon .-18 ^^2 n, 8 L '2^
Old and New Aberdeen, Aberdeen I8.K2 er So '
.^;A't^:^'=!r<^r'^;i^2 ^^^ '"'"^--
and:;i^l!:^^!^^?T::",^jy'^-,,i''"'^'^'^«--H-^
Smith, llev. AUrea Charles, MA h is-'.
Ii .nl s . 7,'"," ''"'",■'' ";,""y l'''P"r.s. I . The Nile an, In
IS ''2 v'on"p"s o"''^;?" '".'^'Syi.t and Xubia. Lo„.
ar,l ";,' :,Ij'"^'- ^'"=-,"'- '''■'' """gi.er.^ Blanch-
course b,!,^j;,:^i,^;'!!:;;:;;;f^^-^^«'X^''y;^ .mve re.
ined and Lxplained, L<,n., iss;j, p. Svo. 2. A .«v» m
of .subjective Pol,tic:.l Economy, lion., 188,!, p Svo
S,n?,h n % 't'.'"''' Keonomist, Lon., 1 ,?7. cr "svo
Ontrv'n ••';.," »""J- C^™"^-' li''eace:adoiu7o
Upera, by Henri Chivot, Lon., ISS2, Svo
Smith, llev. Benjamin, [„„/,., vol. ii., add 1 a
We;^ley.|n mtn.ster. 1. At the Feet of Jesus, Lon 1 es!
■J!"'!'^'".'"-;.'''"';..!'- S»-"- •'*• «ems Ueset: the Wes-
e,
irka
I ,-, .'. • t' *"• •'• uems ueset: tne Wo
leyan C..,c,.hism imijlnUcd by Imagery and Na rati
placed by Royal Authority 'on the King's Sway
de^li; I'ri^- r-T '■ "'^'"^ "f Methodism in^Mac^:
cleslie d. II ust. Lon., or. Svo. 6. Soon Home: a Me.
morial.if John Robert Wardill, Lon., I8mo
Smith, Borden D. Powers, Duties, knd Liabili-
ties of Coroners and Constables, Albany, 1883, Svo
1355'
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Smith, Mrn. V, A. (TranB.l Mujiirt'ii Early l)ny?,
by Fninz llnll'imiiin, llujt., 1S7;| ; now ml., IHTI, Ifluio.
Ninitli, ('. (irilliilin. I. KiiKlnverin); Piipcr" :
Morliir, I'raitii'iil lr'>ii-\Vork, Ac, Lim., |S75, Nvo. 2.
AiMrc.in on tho EJueiition of a Civil Engineer, Lon.,
ISTIi, Sv».
Niiiitlii t'. J. Synunyuia illscrimlnated, I.on., IH7I,
\U SVM.
Niiiilli, ('. Ii> Hniiio Iloeollcctions nnd Village
Soi'iic-. I.ciri., I^^ril, Itiino.
Niiiitli, Mtn. CaroliiK' I..,("Aunt<';irrle,"|)scii').)
1. (Eli.) l'o|>ulnr I'iMliini's I irFii'Miiml Firu^Mo, fiprinu-
Th'IiI, Miisa., ISIS-, Klniu. 2. Ilium; Arts lor OM iinJ
Yniin);, Doit., IS7K, IDiiio. ;t. Home Gntucd for Old nnd
Young, liosl., 187:!, Klmo.
Smitli, .MrNi ('il«t|p, (" rSremlii," jiscud.) I.
'•Nciiliing to Noboily." I, on., 1^7.!; new cd., lS7fi, 12nio.
2. J'roggy's l,iltle lirother. Illiist. I. on., lS7,'i; new
ed., Ks.sa, r. Svo: new ed., I8S7. 3. '' Es|iucinlly those;"
a iStory on tlie I'riiyer "for All Conditions of Men."
Ilhiiit." Iion., I'-T', llWno, 4. A .'>utiirdiiy'« linirn, Lon.,
1^77 ; new cd., 1 ^S(i, cr. Svo. o. Lotiy's'Visit to (irimd-
uinniiniv : ii .Story lor the l.ittio Oiie<, Ijon., l'*77, ii. >^vo.
(1. Victoria lies": The l']!." and Downs of a Doll h Life.
Illiist. lion.. IST'.i, s(|. Ilinio. 7. Little Cousins; or,
Oeorgie'.s Visit to Lotty, Lon., L'*SO, |i. Sro. S. Fynie's
Flower, lllust. Lon., Is80, |i, 8vo. «. Without a
Hol'crenc'c: a Christi'ias Story, Lon., 18S|, p. Svo. Id.
Old England's ,S|ory in Little Wonls for Little Chil-
dren, lllust. Lon,, |ss:t, p. Svo. 1 1. Five Little I'ur-
tridges; or, Tho Pilot's Jlouso. Illu.st. Lon., ISS.i,'
I'Juio. 12. Ilinah Mile: a Story of To-Day, Lon., IsSt),
121110. Li. The Shepherd's Darling, Lon., ISs7, p, Svo,
14. Uncle Sieve's Loeker. lllust. Lon.. ISSS, p. Svo.
Smith, Cnthcriliv E. I. Wrought by Prayer,
Lon., Issil, |2ino. 2. Love Never Faileth, Lon., ISS7,
p. Svo. .">. Treasure Lost, Lon., ISS", p. Svo. 4. Loyal
to the Last, Lon., ISss. p. 8v„.
Nniith, Cecil, [<iiii<; vol. ii., add.,] b. 1828,- gradu-
ated at Trinity College, Cauihridgo, IS|S; called to the
bar at tho Inner Temple 1852. Tho liiids of (iuernsoy,
Alderney, .'•ark, Jethou, lleriu, Lon., 1879, cr. Svo.
Smith. 4jhnrle8. I. An Elementary Troatisa on
Conic Soction.s, Lon., 18S2, p. Svo; 2d ed., 1883. 2. An
Elementary Treatise on Solid Uoomotry. Lon., lSS4,]i.Svo.
3. Eljiiientary Algebra. Li,n., IS86, l2nio. 4. Solutions
of ;'.io Examples in " Elementary Conic Sections," Lon.,
loss, p. Svo. 5. Treatise on Algebra, Lon., 1888, p. Svo.
Smith, Hcv. Charles Adnm, D.D., [<oir>, vol,
ii., add.,] IS0U-1S7U. 1. Among the Lilies, Pliila.,
1872, llimo. 2. Inlets and Outlets, Phila., IS72, iUino.
3. (Ed. I Stonoridgo: Etchings from the Sketch-Iiook of
a Country Pastor, Phila., 1878, 12mo. 4. (Trans.) Tho
Parsonage of Libenau, by Franz llotl'umnn, Phila., 18S0,
16uio.
Smith, Charles Edward. Baptism in Fire: tho
Privilege and lIo)ie of the Church in All Ages: with
Inlroiluetion by Augustus II. Strong, Host., 1SS3, 12nio.
Smith, Charles Gowen, b. in Lincolnshire, Eng. ;
a journalist, and author of a number of pamplilots pub-
lished at Manchester. Domesday Book of Lincolnshire
and Uutlandsliire. Manchester, 1S70, r. 8vo.
Smith, Charles Henry, b. 1828, in Lawrenccville,
Ga. ; educated at Franklin College, Athens, Ga., and
admitted to tho bar; servcil in tho Confederate army;
mayor of Konio, Ga., JSCS-C'J. He has contributed
humorous papers to the j)rcS3 under tho signature of
"Bill Ar|i." 1. A Side Show of tho Southern Side of the
War, N. York, ls86. 2. Bill Arp's Letters, X. Y'ork,
1S6S. 3. Bill Arp's Scrap-Book, Atlanta, 188(1.
Smith, C:harlGS J. Erith: its Natural, Civil, and
Ecclesiastical History, Lon., 1873, Svo.
Smith, Charles Roach, F.S.A., M.N.S., [dnii;
vol. ii., add.,] b. 1801, at Languard Manor, Isle of
Wight, Eng. ; was one of the founders of the British
Archieological Associatioi,, and for some years secretary
of the Nuniisiuatic Society. I. Uemarks on Shake-
spearo, his Birthplace, cic., 1S6S. Privately printed.
New ed., Lon., 1877, Svo. 2, Tho Rural Life of Sliako-
speare, as illustrated by his Works, 1S70. 3. (Ed.) A
Catalogue of Anglo-Sa.xon itnd other Autiquillva dis
covered at Favorshaiu, in Kent, and bequeathed by W.
Gibbs to the South Kensington Museum, (South Ken-
sington Museum Pub.,) Lon., 1871, Svo. 4. Hetrospec-
tions. Social and Arcbioological : vol. i., Lon., 1S83, Svo.
"This volume may be said to contain n rujiid sketch of
the hl.storyof the researches of English antiquaries during
UloC
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the last forty years, with iiersonal reinlnlweilceii of the
leacllim nieii whip have been more or lesK Interi-Hted In Mr.
Uoach SmIili'H lavoiirlle study."— .IM,, No. 'JWift.
Smith, Christopher. Hur Mental Capacity : In-
saiiitv, Crime, ami Modern Society, Lon., 1872, Svo.
Siiiith, Hcv, Daniel, F.U.U.S., graduated at St.
llees ISii:;; ordained ls82; rector of Siindiacrc sinco
|S7<J. I. F^nglaiid's Sin ami England's Punishment,
1888. 2. Thoughts on Ilobrews .\iii. 10, 1870. 3. Ser-
nioiis for iho Times, 1872. 4. E.\iiueitiun of tho Athana-
siaii Creed, |S72. ■>. Seed Growing Secretly, ls7l. 8.
Will-Worship, 1878. 7. A I.ooking-Glass lor Liidies;
or, flic Scriptural Portrait of a Virtuous Woman, 1.^78.
Ninith, Daniel DraKe. (Trans.) The Ethics of
n. do Spiiio/,a ; fioiii the Latin ; with an Introductory
Sketch of bis Lite and Writings, bv D. D. S., N. York,
1876.
Smith, David. Three l.ceturoi* on the Preaervation
of Sight. I.on., I>7I, p. Svo.
Smith, David. New Weights nnd Measures Act,
IS78: 'I'abU'.-. .Manchester, ls7H, lllmo.
Smith, David .Murray, [niiit, vol. ii., add.] 1.
nullines of Technical Knowledge, Lon., 1>TII. IJiiio. 2.
Ar'iic E.xpcilitions from British and Foreign Shores,
l,..ii , 1877, 3 vols. In I, 4to. 3. Silver Star: a Uomance
of tlie .Vorthland, Lon., Inso, p. Svo.
Smith, E. The (ireat Problem : Prize Essay on tho
Kelation of the Churidies, .te , Liui., I"<s3, p, Svo.
Smith, E. .\. Collection Compendiuui : Digest of
the L;ius of l.very State: with Banking ml Attorney
List, ail I Stipulated Kates for Collection of Claims, St.
Louis and N. York, 1878, Svo.
Smith, E. II. Maine Supreme Court Reports, vol.
l.\i.,(IS74,) 1 vol.; vols. Ixii.-I.\iv., ( 1S74-7'),) Portland,
3 v(ds. Svo. With HlTiiirorK, E., (ed.) Reports of Cases,
Illinois Supreme Court. By E. Peck. Vols, xiii.-.wil.,
(18,il-IS56,) Chic, lss8, 5 vols. Svo.
Smith, E. G. Dakota Supremo Court Reports, vol.
ii., ( IS-.-i-lSsS,) Yankton, ISs3, Svo.
Smith, E. II. F'ighting an Omen; or, Happy is
the Bridi that the Sun Slilnes on, Lon., 1SS3, 12nio.
Smith, E. N. 1. Surgery of Deformities. lllust.
Lon., ISS2, p. Svo. 2. Curvature of iho Spinp, Lon.,
1S83, Svo.
Smith, Edgar F., professor of chemistry in Wit-
tenberg College, Springtield, 0. 1. (Trans.) Inorganic
Chemistry, by Victor von Richtcr, Phila., 1 88 1, cr. Svo,
2. (Trans.) Chemistry if Organic Compounds; or, Or-
ganic Chemistry, by Victor von Kichler, I'bila., ISsd,
cr. Svo.
Smith, Edward, M.D., [miie, vol. ii., add.,] d.
1574, ii't. 55. 1. Foods, ("International Scientilic"
Ser.,) Lon., 1873, |). Svo; new ed., 1S76. 2. Iland-Book
for Inspectors of Nuisances, Lon., 1873, )i. Svo. 3.
Manual for Medical Officers of Health, Lon., 1S73; 2d
ed., 1874, p. Svo. 4. Health: a Hand-Book for House-
holds and Schools, Lon., IS74, p. Svo.
Smith, Edward. The Peasant's Home, 1760-1S75,
Lon., 1876, p. Svo.
Smith, Edward, F.S.S. 1. William Cobbett: a
Biogra)ihy, Lon., 1878, 2 vols. p. Svo.
"It may be fairly said that the life of Colibolt was worth
writing, anil iierhaps it is not noiiig too far lo.say that Mr.
Smith's Life uf Cobbett is worth reading. But there is a
good deal of hard work to be faced bv the reader who sets
himself to get through tliese two volumes. .Mr. smith
found that he had selected a dreary piece of work, and
thimght he might eoii.solo himself by adopting tho style
of a seiLsntlonal novelist."— .">ii(. A'fi'., xlvll. 8o.
2. Tho Story of the English Jacobins, Lon., 1881,
12mo. _
Smith, Edward. Foreign Visitors in England,
and what they have thought of us ; being some Notes on
their Books and Opinions during tho Last 'Throe Cen-
turies, ("Book-Lover's Library,") Lon., ISSS, 12mo.
Smith, Edward II. The Elements of Plane Trig-
onometry, Richmond, Va., ISSl, 12nio
Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth (or Lillie) Thomas,
(Meade.) 1. Lettie's Last Home, Lon., 187.7, 12uio.
2. David's Little Lad, Lon., 1877, p. Svo. 3. lireat St.
Benedict's: a 'Tale, Lon., 1877, p. Svo; new ed., 1S71I.
4. A Knight of To-Day, Lon., 1S7", p. Svo; now ed.,
I87S. .5. Mips Toosey's Mission, Lon., |S7S, isn-,.^, 8,
Bel-Marjory: a Tale, Lon., 1878, p. Svo. 7. Laddie,
Lon., 1879, ISmo. 8. Outcast Robin; or, Your Brother
and Mine : a Cry from tho Great City, Lon., 1878, p. Svo;
now od., 1SS4. ». White Lilies, and other Talcs, Lon.,
1575, 12mo. 10. Scamp and I, Lon., 1S7», p. Svo; new
ed., 1880. 11. The Floating Light of liingtinnan, Lon.,
SiMr
Olpsic.; or, T,ik U,,^ a.i,! II,,!! i| „ „ ",\i,"-' "'""
Mother llorrinKV ChiXn \ iJ^'i '"'"l '*""'• "^'
I-on., l,Ms;t /,. svo ; 2,1 0,1 :« '.■"•,'" '"i'"''' ^"''"' '
1SS4, ISino. ■>3 Th, A ,, '. , ."■• ' »■" ■^"■-Icrs, I,,,,,., j
i."n.; isH , fp :.,o"/,""Tir,';' ";'■ -^'"--^ iiiu»'.
2^'. scriot A!„.,„onoM:,;„.''M's ;;;,"•• . .r^i^H'',,'"';
of ri.rco. Illust. I,on I8H4 '„ J ' -,': ^^o lJaii,|
Silver Truii,,„.t, III,,?' Lo„' ',:,?"'■ „"■ A Little
Little Ann ■{ Tale, Lon., t^; .sto'' '^"■n'^ ""J
of Love. Illmt. Lq,, igso i „ 'i,, . V'""*"S^'
Girls: the Storv of r int, i' , ' ■"'' '^ ^*<"-l'l "f
Boy. Illu,t. Un., 18,s7 "•'svo '.4"'.;;; '' • V'"'''.^'"
of Inohfawn, I,on ISS7' ,. s' '"*•,?'"' ^ ^'omuHs
8v„. 3H. ".Sweet Nar„.v " r I, ,io}' ^""'^ IS'^T, p.
ta,ly „f the Foro.l ", ' ihZ\ T' ''•.'*™- •'«• The
Ilujsak. must, ^^Y,,^k, Is^^Svo ' ^ '"'«"''
smith, Kustncc, .M.D Fiir'p .1 ••
II.M. the King of tho'ioliians an.V^; .V '''>■"'','"" "> '
ll'ispital for Chil.lren i r" I 'n L/'l? '''"" '"'"''"»
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tiMl
ilren ; .5th e,l., Lon., IS.ss, p. Svo
ninith, Evaiieeliiip h" t r ...
L,m., ISS:) 3vola.!.?.'Jv„^ V A Cr "l V "'"• ^''",''°'''
ISSH, p. Svo. '"'^' *^»oi^^ssity, Lon.,
i» "'"!!:.T-„i;';."Sj' '■*"~' "»'"••■ ■-■.
Names of Plaies i'o " " r '■ ^''™,'"'''"'y "f ''roper
Hi^t™r'v'of fhi'ni*""""*^ J^- '• Brazen (Jate. : a True
Host.', KsTo ISmo''.'''" Lutev^'lT^/'";,"'' ^"'■<"'''
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-^^^Kv„:i^f^^^^-??o^"^tto^f^^
H. F„ ts J;^'^o?k!',^S"i2n!o'.- ''"' '^"'^ -' ^'
more M!f;.'„S«, "»/'<*»«''". b. 1838. at Balti-
(Spain, llollan.l. n„| I, I ™,
;'-:"y \hi t,^:'''7K- ;^::i' '--'p;'r ^?
Linus In \ew I)l„ek ,.. ui i. ;„' *' '"'' 2. OM
'lulen nml other P,„.„„, ,M,'i|„., ,:,„;; The 'kou„K Ma«.
>V^:"' ^r Lniii;,"^!'"'"',,^''''- The .,.ll„o
'""' ni,,i,.ali; C ;i wm;'' !• Tt-n.peutieally,
/''i-nnteof Lilumn.^,.,. il.in 'it. rT.''' " ""' ""'
|M:ri::.:^;:::!.r:'-j,^»'";^»ho,!'Mana,o,„e„t: a
Il.viiienoptera „ the (■..leii, mi. ■.•■'''■'''"' "^
s.'k;:^i^„'i^^^^i^!:, "• "-^^. Mi;,,.;;:;, an,.
L-"'n;^i:wrii;;,,tr"s^
try.'";'':',;-;; i^.;;;: ■" '"» -^""'y "f'Pr,.etioal Cheml,.
Mni h, (.corfjc, C.I.K.,' LL.D., K R (j « r « «
'ehl:^;„;l^-';;,.^^-';';;J=^^;J;;ea.^.";:^^i;/,^;^i;
^:^o;'';h?^:f:;-5? fr«'^''''-"'' --
A,lr.nni,trati„n, .Seran, „ re m.J 7^' ^"" .' "f^f"'"""
'"'"•iMl- of the kov I n ?. • J,^.' '' '"I"- 2. Me-
i«ter of th. Free Churc^f\• "f; •^'"■?'°''">- an.l Min-
jmt the .oelal „„., oW^Vl^J^ H/Z^;-^::)!!! ^^^'^i^.
.>r^.;^™,I:'tof„:i-^^^
wn.vi7,'lt'l,!l!!;,.y;;;ii,.^i:^'-j;,;i«n;« i^ «s « household
Jnl '11 S-^'l^;;- -:'^^T;^-l-BrU^
E.Ji„.. 1S84. . A , 2a e,l l^ifi "■>'"^-!""^' ""'l ""«•'
lian. Carey, 1).D., Shoenn ke .In , M- ^■'"' '''^r'' ^*'"-
of .«nnskr t lien™ i ,n v '.^ .^''*""n»i-y. Professor
William, c;,lcuU,r"Vr,"'rn" I'ssf .^^''^^^ "^ '^"^
ser^?ell"i;„';!:•!;,:^,|;j,'Ji';';y "vesof I.r Carey, an,l he de-
omthe,n,,,,-ilM,r, «My ;,?d '.WM^^^ • ' ■ ^^MnSn
wuier, ink. than tlm wli" s iV, ' r.^« "^^^
.>->W,(toi-, Ivlii i.'ios '"'"'"'"""ere.'-tua in missions. "—
I interested ii, lndia."J.«/, .Vo Slhi' "^'""'y "'^'^er
I.i.b^i.a,an,lP,;rtn";'u;''«!'I.''|.f' ^"""' ^^"'
foeN.s, l.on.rrsro" ' ^^^ '^'"""'' ^'=""', "nd other
Ch!l""L!'rc'"c^7 Enl""'?"' "• '" ^^™''™' C^- «-)
printer in the (ina'if M?:' f r°n''"'"",'^' beeame a
throughSirHenry Kawiin,,n% ' "7 ^ '^Sncw, an,l
in tlu^reparatio^ ^^M^Jl^Z^^ ^IZ" ^'"^
Insortpfons of M'estern Asia, war^pjinred Tnlsr'S
1357
ft
K, i
J. I
<* •
8MI
uiUtniit t(i Dr. lUroh, keeper uf Oriental Anll'iulUc* nl
Iho llrilUh Mun.iiin. In \HT.\, Imvlnx prcvlHUily (lo-
ciiiliorocl iin imperfect euneil'oriii imerlptfon I'Dntiilnliijl
II Clmiaoiin account of llii! .leluKe, .t.-., he went I" (lourcb
lor the mining fniKinciit on the r te of Nintvoh, ftni
lucceede.! In lln lin« it. lie uiiulv another ■"'0«"»''''
oxnedllion in ll" lulluwinn yciir, iiii.l it third m l»7S-7n,
but died lit Aleppo on hl« way home. 1. The History
uf AHinirbiinipal : tnin»latod from t'uneilorm Innurlp-
tioni., I.on., 1871, Imp. 8v». 2. The Vhonetlc Viiluea of
the ('unciform Chiiractcrs, l,on., 1!<7I, Imp. Svo. .t.
Asayriiin DUcovcries ; iin Account of Explorutiona and
Discoveries on the .Site of Nineveh during l«73 and
1874, liOn., m;>. Sv..; ;id ed. »amo year.
" .Mr. Smith lui« told tlu' story of hl» enr >'. cfsiiys In
cuneiform interpretuU..... and ol' the VM'"','';,;;',; ?'.'„"
undertaker l,y lilui lor the luanimcrs of Uh' Dally 1 lu-
gnph'«" Hie trustees of the llrltlsl. Mum .n Mth a
mo leslv lone «« well ii« with a power oi dtar and
nraWiinrward d. rlptlon such aa weatly ei'l'*";;« 'ho
e Imrm whi.-U the mle of 1. s ri;searrCes "'""t I'''-;^^'-,,J' '
every reader ot thounht and la-te. -.vi(. Kr:. nx.xi.x IJil
"Of the volume helore us li'.l p»tfes are devolt \ to Mr.
Smith's trnvcU to and fro, and to dcla s o his ■HKKlnt^
8 "of his diMiules with the Turks ; while the larger and
n ore ImportM It oart, amounting' to alioiit 2H) IV'KeN Is oc-
cupied wUh the i^ »nd e.xp..sltlon nl iV ex Is
he Imd been in^triimentai in either lin.llnt? or completinij.
~".Mr. Smitii's'book Is one of Kreat Interest for the s/'holar
as well an for the Keneral public It is ..mpluUhally
A ncord of dlscuverles. and at the same time a mo mmeiil
ol patient jKTseverance ami comiuest over dilllcultles. —
A. H. .SaYck: .lend , vli. IM. , t> .u #
4. The Af\viian Eponyni Canon, from the UeatB or
Solomon to Nebuchadnezzar, I.oii., IS75, Svo.
" For the (Irst time the KnKll>h reader has a full account
get before him of the evidence upon which the (din.iioloK>
of the A.ssyrian monarchy rests, and ,d its bcariuK upon
the contemporary idironohiwy of the khmdoms oi Israel
andJudali. . . . f'or the chrouolo«i^>t and the student of
the Hlhle the volume Is more than handy ; It is iiiaisiM.>n-
sable."— A. H. S.vvi.e: vicud.,x. »*.
b. Assyria troui the Earliest Times to tho Fall of Nin-
eveh, Lon., l-<75, l.Smo. «. The Chaldean Account ot
Genesis : containing the Description of the Creation, tho
Fall of Man, the Delu({e, tho Tower of liabel, Ac, from
the Cuneiform Inscriptions. Illust. and Maps. Lon.,
1875 8vo
" The present condition of the lesjcnds and their recent
discovery alike forbid me to call this aiiytlilin,' more than
a provisional work ; but there was so «enera a desire to
HMI
to iMdInR KnglUh periodloah. I. Poets and Novellitt:
a Series of Literary Studies, Lon., 187.'), |i. 8vo.
"The writer has a facile inn and a nenerous sympHlby
with literary excellence, his readiiiK is eonsiderable. and
his taste euO.ollc. but he strikes us as entirely wanlliiK In
orlKlnality ami critical sagacity. "->/"W(i/i)i-, xllx. ia.
•i. Shelley; a (Jritical Ilioxra|diy, Ldin., 187,, I'.'ino.
"Mr. Smllh's undertakinK as an expositor of .xhclley to
the world is not exactly Mi|KTer(pxalory. lor some iisiliil
work was to be done on the very llm- on whlcli Iicm hemes
to do it; but it comes near to beliiK suiKrtlnouh. — ". .M.
ItdsHKTTi: Aciiil., xlii. 48.
H. Life of William Ewart (lladsloiio, Lon., I's7il, 2
vols 8vo. 4. Sir Hobert I'ecl, (" Knulish political
Leaders,"! Lon., 1881, cr. Svo. 5. (Kd.) Illustrated
Dritlsh Ballads, Old and New, Lon., 1881, 2 vols. r. 8vo;
new ed., 188:1. tl. Life and Speeches id' ,Iohn Ilri^ht,
Lon., 1881, 2 vols. Mvo. 7. Hull- Hours with some
Kamous AmbasBadors, Lon., I8s;i, p. «vo; new ed., 1885.
,H. Victor Hugo : his Life and Work, Lon., I8S.',, p. Mvo.
». Tho I'rime .Ministers of tjueen Victoria, Lon., 188«,
,Svo. HI. Life of liucen Victoria: .liilillee Kililion, Lon.,
ISMfi, 8v(ii new ed., 1887. 11. Wiiliiiin I. ami the (ler-
man Empire: a IJiographicul ami llistoriciil Sketch,
Lon., 1887, 8vo. And see Koar.vn, Oiv, ni/nii.
Smith, George CJ. Trii' of the "I'orgiuj" or.
Tacking up the Hudson, liy Urloktop. N. York, 1874.
Smith, tJforge II. Elements of Right and of the
Law : to which is addid a Historical and Critical Essay
upon tho Several Theories of Jurisprudence; 2d ed.,
Cliic, 18S7, 12ino.
Smith, (Jcorge Putnam. Tbo Law of Field
Sports, N. York, 1886, 1 2mo.
Smith, Kev. Geortje S., ininlstor of Cranstoun.
The Weil-Ileing of Nations: i'- Essential Element,
Edin., 1885, I., xv'i. . ^. ^ , ,
Smith, Itev. tieorge VniKi-, I'h.D., D.P , [ddf,
vol. ii., add.,1 b. ISIH. at I'ortarlington, Ireland; eilu-
cated at Manchester New College; I'nitarian minister
at York 1858-75; principal of Ciuimirthcn Presby-
terian College, Wales, since 1870. 1. The lilble and
Popular Theology : a ItcStatcment of Truths and Prin-
a i)rovisionai woik ; out lucivj "**--- -7' ^^"v ., V .7i...,
sec tlie tran.shitions tiiat 1 have publislie.l them, hoping
my readers will take them with tlie same reserve with
wliieli I have given them."— /'ido'dc'/ioji.
•• .Mr. Smith's Kuhemerism will doubtless shock schol-
ars trained in the methods of nKjdern historical and phllo-
loL'ical emiuiry; . . . where Mr. Smith sees actual person-
BKcs of liisiorv. iither Assyrloloitisls see only solar heroes
or the iiersonilicatlons uf natural phenomena. —A. li.
'^^ 111" one volMiiio of very moderate dimensions .Mr.
Smith tells us all that AssyriologisLs (and hinisoll pre-emi-
nently at the head of such researches] have nmde out up
to this time on the interestlni! subjects ol the lelUKC, hi.
Creation and Fall of Man. tlie (po-ible) buildiiiii of tl le
Tower of Uabel, and the identillcatioii by him ul the U b-
liciil Nimrod as a personage he tprovisioiially) calLs izuu-
bar."— t(/i., No. 'iMi. . , , „ . ,
A New Edition, Thoroughly Revi.sed and Correctca
(with Additions) by A. H. Sayoe, Lon., 1881.
"The mosaic work involved in edltingabook likef.corgo
Smith's has been performed with a miicii greater degree
of success than might have been expected. . . . Ihe trans-
lations have been brought up to what the accompUsbed
editor regards as our present knowledge ol Assyrian. —
T. K. CiiKVNi;: .4c(i(/., xlx. It'd.
7. History of Babylonia. Edited Ijy A. H. .Sayce.
Lon., 1877, 12mo. 8. History of Sennacherib, from
Cuneiform Inscriptions. Edited by A. H. Sayoe. Lon.,
1878, imp. Svo. , ,, ,„
Smith, Capt. George. Uses and Abuses of Dree-
masonry, N.York, 1875, l2ino.
Smith, George, of Coalville, Eng. 1. The Cry
of the Children from the Uriokyari;;! of England, Lon.,
1871, p. Svo. 2. Gipsy Life : an Account of our Gipsies
and their Children, Lon., 1880, p. Svo. 3. Canal Adven-
tures by Moonlight, Lon., 1881, p. Svo. 4. 1 vo been
a-Gip»yingi or. Rambles among our Gipsies, Ac. Illust.
Lull., I8s:i, cr. Svo. , ,„.,
Smith, George Barnett, F.K.G.S., b. 1841, nt
Ovenden, near Halifax, Yorkshire, and educated at the
British Lancastcrian School, Halifax ; went to London
in 1864, and became a journalist on the stuff of the
Globe, and was afterwards connected with the Echo.
He has contributed to tho Encyclopu-Hlia Britannica and
1338
iples, with Special Rcleicnce to Recent Works of Dr.
Liddon, Lord Hathcrley, W. E. Gladstone, and others,
Lon., 1.871, Svo; ;id ed., 1872. 2. The .Spirit and the
Word of Christ, and their Permanent Lessons, Lon.,
1874 • 2d ed., 1875, p. Svo. 3. The Prophets and their
Interpreters, Lon., 1878. 4. Texts and Margins of the
Revised New Testament, Lon, 1881.
Smith, Uev. George Williamson, D.D., b.
18;)6, at Catskiil, N.Y. ; graduated at Hobarl t'ollcge 18.1, ;
ordained I860; president of Trinity College, Hartford,
Conn since 188:i. Memoir of Rev. John II. Van Ingcii,
Rochester, N.Y. , 1878.
Smith, Gerard W. Painting: Spanish and French.
Illust. Lon., 1884, p. Svo.
Smith, Kev. Gervase. The Rev. J. Rallenbury :
Menioiiai Sketch, and Memoriui Scnr.on by Rev. W. M.
Punsiion, Lon., 1880, p. Svo.
Smith, Gilbert J. 0.-tricli-Fp;ining at tho Cape
of Good Hope, Ciijie Town, 1878, 12i..o.
Smith, GolUwin, M.A., i.L.U., \i<Me, vol. 11..
add.,1 removed to Canada in ls71,nnd became a mem-
ber of the senate of Toronto liiiversity. Ho 1 'is editor
of the Canadian Monthly 1872-74, and i-r . "vnei
and editor of tho Bystander. He has contributed largel,^
to the English reviews. 1. The Supiiression of Doiiiit
is not Faith : a Letter to the Lord Bishop of Oxford "ii
his Two Sermons entitled "The Revelation of God tlic
Probation of Man." By a Layman. Oxf., 1861, 8vu.
Anon. 2. A Short History of England down to the
Reformation, Lon., I86II. 3. The Relations betwcc,,
England and America: a Reply to the Late Speech 't
Mr. Sumner, Lon., 1869, 16mo. 4. The Political D>s-
Mr. ouiliuer, uun., loww, luujv. .. - — • -
tiny of Canada, Lon., 1879, p. Svo. 5. Cowper, (' Lng-
lish Men cd' Letters,") Lon., 1880, p. Svo.
"The inadeiiniicv of the present memoir is the more cm
phatic from the com|iaratlve excellence of Mr. lieiiham ~
prefatory memoir to the Globe ICditioii of Cowm-rs 1 oein-.
Mr. Uoldwiu smitli mentions, as he could hardly "i
to do, his ackiiowledgmenbi to this previous; memoir, mu
he has not found a word of praise fur his predecessor. " e
cannot wonder at his reticence in recommending -^H-
licnham's essay, for. havli.g , r.refullv .•'.•vir.i-^[''d ^■'^l
througlumt, we find not one page in the later biogruii>
which is an improvement on the earlier; and inilcci , i"
all who POS.SCSS the Globe Edition (d' Cowper. this new l."e
by Mr. Goldwiii Smith Is a mere encumbrance."- Sni. A' ' .
"'in his little book on Cowper, Mr. Goldwln Smith i-
both too brief and too apologetic. ... It seems to us tlmt
SMI
^'[.r';!;';^l;;,^'"'"''\:^.!!:yv'-!':"*r*r
SMI
(IctlT. l(,ii lllllf UN II I
VlIlT WrIllT, to.) Iltti
l'")IIUllMl«i\rllHr
lij.i iiiiiiMi lis n p»Hr-Si„,l.ii„r. lill, ,-„i|
I). I.ootiiri'i itMil K.ii«>'«, TciMiit,, Is-,,
CunUurl of l;ng|„„,| („ rroliin.l. I,,,,,., '|
V iM II luuii, iin^
KitUe (I
l«tlo, \.
I>iriut'iiili
v:
irk, 1sm:i :
Kiilliiciv
»■*■:,
7. ThB
Sinllh, lli-iirv Arlh
Ai'iil .Miiiiiit
ii'iiiri', I... II.. i^:;!
lir. rheiiilitry „( Suliihurla
NrnJlh, Henry Arthur
nrw oil., I
liilmiii (ir fcini-Socinl.
Iht' I
iif K
f| f-li.ll., b. \Ki-*;
onlloil to
Mi.th,. .Mi.Mlu To„.,,|„ IH7S.' I. T,,,Vr
lily. I..I1.. i,ss'>. •'. 'rh„ M„,..i..i ti- ...,''
|uily,
iM'.ncnt no Homclv ;
IXNfi,
IZiiio. 10. A Trip t.i i:ii«l„",„|, I
I'M A.Mri'i.», I..
IT. Mvil. II.
I HSIl,
orty Act, ixs^.. I.,
Nmilh, .>Ir». lie
I ■"<.■).
I'ho .Vlnrriwl U'.)iiieir» I',
"1. aii.l \. Vurk, |N»N,
Smith, «JuMavu. UooUson.b, IS22, a „on.>rnl
in the I un(oilumti) .iriny. I. x,,..,, ,,n I Ifn r„..*
I'..r( I., Theoretical; I'art H T 'A'tlil , lih aT"
er:rn:.i;'.v-:!",..^;r" """"'«'"'"'" °'"''' "'■ *""■
Sniith, U|.v. li. Prrcy. (K.i., ,j|,„,„rv«f Term,
anil I'lini.e^ l.„n.. |ss;i, „„.,i, ,sv„ ■ ,,1 ,„i VJ! '■'"'""
Nmith, II. I'«rry,an,l Hnllnci- F ll \t i
Niiiith, II. H. Ton .«hort Sermons, preaehed nt
(.runge.over-S,.n,l«, L.,„., |S7S, I2.n... 1™""'"^ "'
Mlin h, llHiiiiltoii, Jr. Hyilraulio,: <l.., y)r,. f
Water ,hn,n«h ()ri.k.e,-. over Weir., i.nil , .../b ,>•!.
Con.luita uii.l I'lpea. |||u,,, .\. v„r|, |^ ■^\'* ^
Smith, Mrs. Ilaiiiiiih, (Uhita;,) Vjf, of
U..b.. I I'earsull Smith. I. IIoii„e., an g t S . / „ X
foripture.-, 21mo. 2. l!e,,.onl „r a Han ■ I
iiiorial!! of Franklin Whilall Smith, fiv i.'
I'lHla., IMr.i, 12„,„. :,. The ci,ri,ti„n'J .sV
Boyiiti
II Smith: hi.i I,i|'
iiry lloyiitiin.
ii'l W.irk.X. Vork, IMSii. s
(Kil.l Henry
>'..tlior.
Nmilh, lli-nry KoroyU, |,„„,, vol. ii., „,M , i
I Heliiiiie» ol ih.. AnnloSiixun 'hiirch... .,1 i, Ii • i .'
»"il St. llihIehorKa. W.M Ki, klycv'i 1 ^im ''''■'
of ih..ir u.., . I II ,, "" "'v> ''"1 "Hire: with noma
of Iheir Seniil,. in, .Monuiiuntn. IHu,,. l,iv..rpo.il,
1,11 ■ /■.""■ '•i""f>"IConi»liorouKh Cattle ■ with
I liiii|ij«» <if Ivanhoe-Lanil. III,.,,. W,,rk u , ih 7
, Ito. I.iii (.Miiie, only. "°"l ■ '""'>
Smith, llev. lieiiry Wnllin, D.d., ,„ini,nr of
!K>rkn..«,..,„ „n,l Kii-t CuLKt; o„„'„r ,i,' 1.,",";,^
m.toral ieoo«y appoin.e,! l.y thencneral A. I W ?
' re,. hi::''."^>'""""'!- ' • ■'■'"■ ' '"'"^ »« IVeacl f , r,
live, I?.!,'. """'«" """"nut...,, an Am,.rionn »ho
he 'o. f '■ ii;^: "'v'","^"/ "'"-'. ""• Auiiuon,, ami
I'.ey lull t. iVcM It, rl. 1 1 ,', l«'"'i'ii-'li''l a I'lriii, that
Hiippy I,ife, IS77, ||,|„;,_ i-ti^g Veil .•',;| I. , .
£:,tn:,'r.".rsv,;;'"''"'"^ '"■"" »f ^""o «"j-
Smith, Miss IlHrris. (Tran^) Te.xt-ISook of
eneral Uolany, by Wilholm Jul,,,. n,.|,renr Fiom
the seeoii, Herman K.lition. Uevi.cJ by 1'. tied le
Illiist. I'Miii., I«H:"), p. Kvo « ■ utmieii.
Smith, llev. Iln^kutt, .M.A., grmluateilnt Christ's
ollege, Cimbriilge, IS71I; or.|,iin?,l IS70; rect" of
l!raum.e,vell ,r Anwiok, I.iiK.„l„,|,ire, ,inoo \sh. 1
I °. ;,: ''f'-'''!:r-^- '" ;!'-i,''-«re.sive Scene, Lon
Ml'... .; ^'" '''"■''' '■•"y".- a .Scries of Shor
Meihtative AililrcHsej, l.on.. |ss:-i, lOiiio ' .-iiort
Smith, Helen Ainvlic-,i"»azelSheiMinr'„<iP,i,i 1
I. Animal,, Wil.i ,i,„lTame. lllut^t. \7c r'n'sB t,'?
2^ mrJsanil J-i.hes: Natural Hi^t'iry Stu e^ i'n'uC;;
o bttsy Heading. Illi,..,. .v. Vork, lvH6, 4to. ;). , |„
Hundred Famous American,-. Ill„.,t. X v.'rk imJi
to 4Hi,lory of Japan in Words orOn'e.^^vllablo. II!
America. Ilhi.t. X. Vork, I>S,SS, s„. Svo
Smith, Helen Butler. A jlodem Ja.iob iw
lle.-ter.stuurt, [p.seu.l.] Host., 1S.H8, l-|„o ^
w,o:::;."'N^\*„^'if,^72. "■"'' "" ^^^"^ ">"'"' ^---
Smith, Rev. Hely Ilntchinsoii AuBiistus.
M.A., gradmite,! at Worcester College, oXd > ' "'
ur.lained Is.',:'; rector of Tanslcv IsilT .<ii „„ 1 ' ■ '
7.1, ^ l^" '^''«-'" '"■"">■' ''«"•• '^■l.P. .SVC 2
v'f i'b"ed' '1M4 ^"f V'^'T '■"'?'"• '-"^ '^^^■•' P
>o, lao eu., 1.^:^4. 3. ioun.lat im-Sr ii,.< T,,,,, <q-%
'li.;;yo. 4. Is the Book Wrong? I.oi, 1877 or »[-,'
Ihe Frescoed Chamber; or. The Ne w Te t^n^nt I
■ .si^talf!rU' '^"■""''r *'•''•• '"'» Pliyiieian to the
and-liook liir IMiystcmns, 1-hila.. Is78, IL'mo; ne,. ed..
er.svo '^""'"''^"' tneatholic, l.on., I,s79-S(;, 3 parts:
Smith, Henley Grose, and Kirbv. Willinm
N "v *H 1^; H 'opaloura l.:xotica : being Ill'u'straio"?
]■■ I; i V'rt"' ^"''8"7ji-S|'^"'«« "f ButterHics. Illust.
i irts l.-\ir. Lon., 188r-iiii, 4to
-tniih, Henry, F.R.i ..-,„ [„„„, vol. ii.. add.] Sir
"•^ illiam tergu^son : a liio^-raphical Sketch, Lon,; 187r'
>-nr'*a'''cVi^!i.al'^^ ^'^^ ^'r"^" ""J ''i^ ■^""^"n-
■^tl"!:;,Ci,^,'"i;::;;^r= «.<>. a Translation of the
lilan
I LSS-) o I,,...' "■■'■'":' »'.""*•■ I'^is, i-mo; new ed.
lm'n7.L"o-„.,''l'-"/7."'";,':r' '" ''"'""'"«^- ""^ •^-»t
■ le,!!"!'^"*,' "•"■",•■•"♦ ''• '''■i«: graduate! at Trinity Col.
Tnmi e isn'. '''"■ '""• ?',"'"' •" ""' ''" »' tho Inner
femjile I Ml.' : reorder of Lincoln since 1 S8 1 . The La"
ol .Negligence, Lon., 1880, 8vo- 2,1 cd 18S4 w ,k
anri;^r!ttT?^^«^r/i^'4:r"-
makci ver r :, ,'la Ik ' ^'""V' '"'« '"'"Ut the v„I,„nc tlla
I'llues are pror, ! ." ;,Vatc, r .'ali'V r''", *!;'"' "'.''''' "'^
■If tlioii, e..!troiii,.|.v s|,lri,!.',t.''-.s [ ■" vxxvi' ns' """■>'
|.>- State .^oci,fli;,i,, Oxt.l, is-.s^"' ''°"'"""'° ^-^l'^^''
IWr and Liberty by ^tT'l^^f x!']^;^,^^^^^-
f.l V • , V I'""'-' ^''« ^'»I't"in> Doi: a Story
l>?'ri'mo.'' '■"' ^'''"" ■'"'■^i"»"y Sketches, Bost,,
.Smith, Rev. Isaac Grei;ory, M A LT T) 1,
|:.sl^a:pe^^Jf^r!,:,:-^l.^;Tp;^-t-
de.sel saviour: with Introduction and Notes, Lon
S64 I imo .1 huth and Philosophy : Essays on some
of the icjdencies of the Day, Lon., 1867, 8vi. 4 To
-liver Bell.,: „n Allegory. Illust. O.xf, s ,iJ'
1 f """ViL*™A'"8'''rv1"^ "•"" Short Poem;, LoT;
NLnllil'v <;■„ ^";"'- /• n.e Characteristics of Chistian
r™'"?' (I5«»'P ">' Lectures,) O.xf.. 187.S, 8vn; n..w ed
I". .. lti...,glil, ..u Education, Uxf.. 1880 8vo s'
Prayers for hvcry Hour; 2,1 cd. Ox f. 882^9. ' The
Ethics of Aristotle, Lon., 1880, 8vo ; 2d ed 1887 WiVk
ONSLOW, R.v. PH.PP3,^Voroester ("Diocesan ^s
tones,", Lon.. 1883, 12mo. i^ioceBan uis-
I th.fr'lVi'^'?',''**'' tiregocy. Atla; a Story of
: the Lost Island, Lon., 1886, p, 'vo. "
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Smith, Isaac W. The Theory of Deaeotions and
of Liititude." and BeiJiirtures ; with Special A|i|iliciition
tu Curvilinear Surveys, itc, N. Vorl<, 1NS4, 12nio.
Smith, Kev. J. 1. Humorous Scutch Stories; 6th
ed., Edin.. 1^71!, 12ino. 2. Hiibbie and Jladf;e: Scot-
tish Dialogue;!; 2d ed., 1S72, 12in(]. ;i. .Jennie lilair's
Maunderings ; 2(1 ed., 1S72, 12mo. 4. Well.'- o' AVearie,
and other Stories, 1,S7!I, l2ino. ,'). Ualbroom Folks: a
Novel, Paisley, ISSS, 2 vols. ii. Svo.
Smith, J. The Coming Man, Lon., 1873, 2 vols. p.
Svo.
Smith, J. The Teni]ierance Reformation and the
Christian Cluircli, liun., 1S7.'); new ed., I''7.S, Svo.
Smith, J. Note? on Denial Surgery, for Students of
Medicine, Ac, Lon., ]SS7, 12nio.
Smith, J. U. Sayings and Doings of Children.
Illust. Lon., IS7.S, ISiuo.
Smith, J. II. (Trnn?,) Quantitative Estimation of
Phosphoric Acid, by M. H. Joulie, I,on., 1S81, cr. Svo.
Smith, J. Ilui'knall, C.E. A Treatise upon Cable
or lioj.c Traction as ajiplied to the Working of Street
and Cither Railways, Lon., 1S87, (to.
Smith, .1. C. Christian Work: Recollections of
Several Years' l<abour, Ac, Lou., 188,3, cr. 8vo.
Smith, J. Chaluiier, Mem. Inst. C.E. British
Mezzotinto Portraits : r Descrijjtive Catalogue of these
Engravings, from the Introduction of the Art to the
Early Part of the Present Century, Lon., 1883, 4 vols,
sup. r. Svo.
Smith, Rev. J. Frederick. 1. (Trans.) Com-
mentary on the Prophets of the Old Testament, Ijy G.
H. A. von Ewald, (Theological Translation Fund Li-
brary,) Lon., l87o-SI,5 vols. Svo. 2. Studies in Religion
under German Masters, Lon., ISSO, p. Svo. ,3. (Trans,),
Commentary on the Book of Job, by the Late Dr. G. II.
A. von Ewald, Lon., 1SS2, Svo. 4. (Trans.) The History
of Israel, by Heinrieh Ewald, vols, vi.-vii., Lon., 1883-
85, Svo. 5. (Trans.) The Intluence of the Apostle Paul
on the Development of Christianity, by Otto Pfieiderer,
D.I)., (Hibbert Lectures, 1885,) Lon., 1885, Svo.
Smith, J. Frederick, [(inic, vol. ii., add.,] d. 1S90.
1. The Freemason's Daughter: a Novel, Lon., 1879, 3
vols. cr. Svo. 2. Minnigrey; a Romance, Lon., 1888,
Svo. 3. Stanlield Hall : an Historical Romance. Illust.
Lon., 1888, r. Svo. 4. The Will and the Way. Illust.
Lon., 1888, r. Svo.
Smith, J. Jlenry. Healing Leaves, Lon., 1875,
Svo.
Smith, J. Moyr, [miie, vol. ii.. Smith, J. Mayh,
add.] I. The Prince of Argolis: a Story of the Old
Greek Fairy Time. Illust. Lou., 1877, 12mo. 2. The
Tales of Old Thule, Lon., 1879, sq. IBmo. 3. The Woo-
ing of the Water Witch: a Northern Oddity. Illust.
Lon., ISSO, sq. ISmo. 4. Album of Decorative Figures,
Lon., 1881, fol. 5. Ancient Greek Female Costume.
Illu.st. Lon., 1882, sq. Itiuio. (1. The Hades of the Ar-
denne: a Visit to the Caves of Han, Ac. Illust. Lon.,
1883, sq. lOmo. 7. The Wooing of .^thra, Lon., 1885,
32mo. 8. Ornamental Interiors, Ancient and Modern.
Illust. Lon., 1 887.
" Smith, Prof. J. (J.," (Pseud.) See Burt,
John 1'., xupm.
Smith, J. T. Silvei and the Indian Exchanges
discussed in Qnestious am\ Answers, Lon., 1880, Svo.
Smith, J. T. Mendicant Wande:ers through the
Streets of London. Illust. Lon., 1883, Svo.
Smith, J. Y. Mathcran Hill: People, Plants, and
Animals, Lon., 1S71, j). jSvo.
Smith, Ilev. James, of Cheltenham, [niiu-, vo'. ii.,
add.] 1. The Believer's Daily Remembrancer, Lon.,
ISOy, 2 vols. p. Svo; new ed., 1873. 2. Still Waters;
or, Kefroshment at Eventide, Lon., 1871, 32mo. 3.
Plain Thoughts on the Scaled Book, Lon., 1S72, p. Svo.
4. Jesus' Banquet ; or. Monthly Meditations at the
Table of the Lord, Lon,, 187S Uimo. 5. Our Father
and Comforter; or, (joil the Poi ' m of his People, Lon.,
issl, 18mo. 0. The Better Land, and Words of Comfort
for Zionward Pilgrims, Lon., 1882, ISmo. 7. The Nat-
ural Truth of Christianity : Selections from Discourses,
Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
Smith, James. 1. GeoL.otry of the Circle and
Mnthpm«lic=. !,■■)■.., T-C9, Svo. 2. Curiositic- of Mathe-
matics, Lon., 1870, Svo: new ed., 1S72.
Smith, Mrs. James. The Booi.. ilk Tribe of
South Ausiralian Aborigines, Adelaide, 1 SO.
Smith, James «■ i ig, M.A., F.R.S.E., surgeon to
the Bristol Royal Intirmary; lecturer on 8ur>:! o' in
1360
Bristol Medical School. Abdominal Surgery : being a
Systematic Description of All the Principal Operations.
Illust. Lon., ISS", Svo; 2d ed., 1888.
Smith, James Ilambliii, M.A., of Gonville and
Caius College, <.'ambriilge, [mili, vol. ii.. Smith, J. H.,
third of the name, add.] 1. A Key to Algebra, Lou..
18711, p. Svo. 2. An Introduction to the Study of Geo-
metrical Conic Sections, Lun., 18S7. p. Svo.
Smith, James Ilicks, b. Is22, in Manchester,
Eug. : brother of Kev. Isaac Gregory Smith, gujini ; a
barrister. 1. firewood: a Resume, Historical and To)!-
ographical, 1807. 2. Reminiscences of Forty Years of
an Hereditary High Churchman, 1808. 3. The Parish
in History, 1S71.
Smith, James M illiam Gilbart, M.A., gradu-
ated at Christ Church, O.\ford, ISSO. 1. Jly Lady, and
other Poem.?, Satirical, Philosophical, Ac, Lon., 1881,
cr. 4to. 2. The Loves of Vandyck : a Tale of Genoa,
[verse,] Lon., 1884, cr. Svo. 3. The Log o' the " Norse-
man," Lon., 1S84, p. Svo. 4. Serbelloni, [verse,] Lon.,
1887, 12mo.
Smith, Mrs. Jane Green, (Symc,) daughter of
William Ireland Syme, who held the post of distributor
of stamps for the counties of Dumfries, Wigton, and
Ayr, Scotland; wife of Major Michael Edward Smith,
Iiifi-ii. 1. Tit for Tat, [a novel,] Lon., 187.0, 3 vols. \\.
Svo. 2. It might have been, Lou., 1S76. 3. The Pity
of it, Lon., 1SS4, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 4. Love and Liking:
a Novel, Lon., ISSO, 3 vols. er. Svo.
Smith, Jephsun Ilnband. Notes and Margi-
nalia illustrative of the Public Life and Works of Alfred
Tennyson, Poet-Laureate, Lon., 1873. p. Svo.
" Probably no fjuo who reads this book will fail to be re-
minded of that ancient story of the wellnieaning ass,
which, in trying to kncjck a fly from his sleeping unistcrs
nc),se, smashed that prominent feature with his hoof."—
Alh., No. 2300.
Smith, Kev. Jeremiah Finch, M.A., F.S.A.,
graduated at Brasenosc College, O.\ford, 1S37; ordained
1839; rector of Aldridge, Staffordshire, 1849-86; preb-
endary oi Lichfield since 1884. (Ed.) The Register of
Manchestei School. A.D. 1730-1S37: with Biographical
Notices of some of the More Distinguished Scholars,
(Chetham Soc. Pub.,) Manchester, 1806-74, 3 vols. 4to.
Smith, Jerome Van Crowninshield. Ways
of Women in their Physical, Moral, and Intellectual
Reintions. Illust. Hartford, Conn., 1873, sni. Svo.
Smith, Jessie \V, 1. Both Sides, Lon., 1887,
12mo. 2. Stciihen Gilmorc's Dream; or. Coals of Fire,
Lon., 1SS7, 12mo.
Smith, John, {ante, vol. ii., sixty-second of the
name there mentioned, add.,) d. 1S8S, ret. 90. Ho re-
signed his position as curator of the Royal Botanic Gar-
dens at Kew in 1804, owing to failing sight, but even
when totally blind continued his botanic investigations
with the aid of an amanuensis. 1. Domestic Botany:
an Exposition of the Structure and Classification of
Plants, and their Uses for Food, Clotbin2, Medicine, and
Manufacturing Purposes. Illust. Lon,, 1871, p. Svo.
2. ilistoria Filicuui : an Ex])Osition of the Nature.
Number, and Organography of Ferns, Lon.. 1S75, p. Svo.
3. Bible Plants : their History and Identificalion. Il-
lust. Lou,, 1878, 12mo. 4. A Dictionary of Popular
Names of the Plants which furnish the Natural and
Acquired Wants of Man in All Matter.'! of Domestic and
General Fjouomy : their History, Products, and Uses,
'jon., 1882, Svo.
Smith, John. Sketches in Indian Ink, Calcutta and
Lon., 1 88 1.
" The deep pathos of Anglo-Indian life, which would be
overwhelming if it were not driven oot of the minil bv
hard work, here constitutes the main thread of the story,
and, indeed, may be detected in almost every page of the
book."— -k'd'/,, xix, 310.
Smith, Mrs. John A. Letters from Euroiie. By
.Aunt Esther, Chic, IS70.
Smith, John Ilurker. Pharmaceutical Guide to
the First and Second Examinations, Lon., 1870, p. Svo;
2d ed., 1874.
Smith, John Uroun. The First Fonakigraphic
Teacher: a (iuide to the Literary Style of Phonachy-
graphy, an Improved Substitute to Long- Hand Script,
Aiulierst, Mass., 1876, Svo.
Sniitii, Jolin Cum|ibell, sheriil of Dundee. Writ-
iu(?s by the Way, Lon. and Edin., 188,^, p. :Svo. (Con-
tains biographici'l sketches of Lord Neaves and othc,
Scotch judges. Prof. Ferries, Ac, and essays on Carlyle,
Newton, " The True and the False in History," Ac)
"These sketches . . . deserve the careful utleiition ot
tiino anil Ritiinl, N. v„rk is-j .r m- '
and New, N. Vo l<, rsVi' •) 'rt ni •^''f';''"""!'--. OM
X. York, INS '2„V ^T Tho-V'r''^ "'■ ""^ t'''"^'^''
!!iinitll, John <;iitlirii>' P t: 1 c.
'■f S.,-a(hbIane, an.l ,] '|,'i ' r,"^; ■^«"'' The I'ari.h
-S:;!j:!'^i^-^^;,«^^TeXtu.o,.:
b-n, I,s7(i, l2,„o: „;.'; c'i l"-| ^ ^^ ^'^ '""■^'' ^'•»"l<-
»t .he M;.lie:;i ci eg 'so.ah'c^r-i-"' ''"«';''"• -'" i
Cliernisti-.v : Original He-ear, 1, i- •^f,'"'-'''"'"gy .ma
e.l..on]., with iSog^phTeal ^t^'e :?.'''n''''^' ^^'^ ' »••■>'
Smith, John Xelso,;. ,sci
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1. A Woman o"cuturp '", V''^'.''"'''-■ ''''"'•'-■h "SM.
2. History f O.M nrn- r.i'''"''' •> ^■'"•''' ^^^■^' ^vo
Boy, l,s,''><. . I '■, i.ino. J. The I'rairio
Simitk 11 *'•',' ""- ''leat Urine,- Head Is?".
viMun, Lon., 187'' Ifim.,. „ ' ,' {"° "'hlerness Pr...
"!■ ■Scripture' .■ Foi; h " oU o7 ?^ ,''-• -'• ^he Bride,
S™. 4. The Prnnl,„f f , ' '" ""'"'"' ■-«"•. ISS;< „
Of Christ^tn. t^;' 't7' r\''""'"^" ^ ^'-"- i
{■•till Waters, Lon., ISSrfn Sv,', :4l'r'" n""""'' '""'
Smith, Knlhleeiilliniv i n,,i i .
Ip.^vo. Ano,' e rt rrn\"''J'''^'"- Lon.,' I,. J
^•f" ^""^'' ""-^"-sp'tf'"'''"-'"^--^^
;S.'!"t!n^^'5^;„„f^-),The Man„,ao,ure of
tor-General of Mine-- wiVl ,. / ' ■ -• "'"' Jnspcc-
'"w Proec-- in th, r- i' '^I'l'"""" ""'l"-' Besse-
Illust. r,n.."sr '.,'„"'"-"' ^""^•■^' ''•'■ "'« Translator.
>sMr"*5,: t^;!';?;*' ':•■'"•*'>". f""'". vol. ii., add..] d
Smith i.,' ;;:«"«■"/■ '■"';''^' '■''^'•' '«^2^^-
Atlas of th, tnU,d '^rf,;. "'.■""j'"''," ",■"' Chronological
Smith «i ,''"'' ""sh.. I.s,s f„|.
^l^ t.^ ;"rV'"'!'"'"'' ''• l^^S, in Boston,
;She „..isted he " ,^ " "'?, '^: '-'^ ""'l '"ed IS,i,,.
teliKence,) or Si.n dV K e,u ^'ou ,"' ^f ^■.'^"- i ''-
ofL.leandOriginof .-^peeie. ,,| V • ' " ""^ '"^Pi'-it .'She a^.M^tedT;; i',',l":" ■''''?. "•''-'^ ""'l 'lied is,i,,.
Constancy of K,.,|,.s,,,,L-'"V,:'"'.'.,^'','.',''.'.'''!"'^«"ftho ! ..„„o years a er h ^ V"' ^""■■"y »"'•''. and fo
, , . .> ..«ltor h,., ,lea,h was en.ployed in collating
Walter liye'f Xooik "»„;''" ^ 'l"'«'' '" Norwich for
"'-orboduj'" for Voll -i,,,^," I'l";'/'"" Mi^'ccllany, and
™.u.I,cnkn,ale, Heilbrlnn ^^"""^ ff-f '-'""; I'ite-
; "111 Ordinance.-- of more .], ,„ A '•'.''''■' ihc Origi-
' Introduction and GiL- X b* ,i r' '"'", ^'"'"'' ""^ '">
liminarv l•;,-^av in I'iv P . ' ^^''''fe'hter, and a Pre-
' velopn,ent of" Gi"). "b*-, V ^ f 7; "'"•' ^"^'"^i' ">"' Ce-
;Te-Vt Soc.) Un. ,'n,,i.i'"J%,^^^^'"'""". (EfHy Eng.
I ''-'hed separately I "> ' , i"/ , ..V"' ,^.-say was also pub-
; Kalcndar lly j;, L,7 if "l .'" '^'""''' »'' Bfi'itoweis
Centuries : now firsr r in, ',.- l'"'"' '""' '•'""■""'
in the Library of o V \ K ""•' Unique Manuscript
tion and Gl,;.-. y n f " wJ'"'""" '' "■'''' "" Introduc-
Knglish (irammarami I'an.;,'' '"?• t' ^ ^^'""""1 "f
'««fi, l-'n,o. 5. (Ed The b'IP f'^yr Self-Help, I,o„.,
, I,.. ,';.."'. ''"''e<'f Bronie: a Common-
Theological' .S' ry V i'' '■''• '■*"' "'"' ''" '"^''•''"
•i"nnl Church l" i« Vre 1' '"'"■''' '" "'^' '-"nsrega-
li"ard of Comn.is o'nerr ?Fo-'"\';-' "'""■■ '^""'"^■'"'
'• Lectures in CI rcT H I, '''*''l "^ '■■'■■^'""■' 'inee |ss|.
Tine from the Begi, nin ';■',]'''?.' "'" "'^""-y "f ^uc
Oberlin, l.ssi •> p, ,*i"' ""I Chnst Era till 1i!m,
Smih, Julia if "'™ «n Modern History, ISSl. '
SpfiSl.-'^/.lif '»;-p",r '"ey tnade a Man of him.
Smith, Mrs. Julie P.Td 188, ,t. „ • ! "W-'iVe^^cln^^sXt' Isre Jo ''• "^'''•'•>' ^"'''^^ '■
"■-•^n^tii^f y • 1^^' S^-^'^ '-rt ; ^^^' '-• -"• ' "'' """• ^- ^^''-'-^'"--
friends. N. York I'^V .A.. '"' J^".'.?.'. ^^ Ki's ""J be
«ennanri,;'';iis^'^,^^ffi;;i!ri'i;"'"V/'»^""i'iiVo,!'Sf
themi.sipart, .H,in,kT„>iv„ 1'^' "" "'' '^^"Hi'ction.s arc for
of linunc' Will i,/t !l " , V ""T^ ^e tl.at • The Boke
es I.ettres, Conseiller ' Ami,, .'' f' ''• •/'"'^«''"nd, Docteur
S>o. riM,eautho .crvie':,;'''; " "^'- Lon., 1888,
"bout a third of new m,uter ) '""*'""""' "-"l "cbled
fieM"","'.' t^*'"- I";«lln,;Dowd,^ h. 1847 .,t Shef
i^. . ""o " •»«. 1.1. xurK,
I'.'M.ght r, N Yo;k 88i «• m " ''''^ ""'''■-"■i'b's
-N'- Vork, 188,3, 12ai.'^"' '"''"" ""^^ " '"^'"vol,
Lon'"!,''';,-": 8,^:" ^'"^"''^' "■•' M"t«tio„, new ed.,
Smith, M, df Vnro r ,•
Smith. .UiHB ,M M .;.' ".".'•
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Smith, .>liss'i>i. iil
Kick him Down-HIll; or.
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Up." an J Downs in Business : a Story of Millions, N,
Yoric, l87o, Svii.
Smith, M. W. Studies in English Literature: Se-
loctiuns from Cliiiucor, Spenser, Shnke^pciue, liiicon. ami
Milton, and a History (jf Knglish Literature to tile
Death of Dryden in I Till), Cin., I8S2, Svo.
Smith, IMaignrct K. (Trans.) Industrial In-
struction a I'ediigii'ric and Social Necessity : with a
Critifjue upon Oiyections advanced by Kolmrt Seidel,
Bust., 1SS7, I'.'mo.
Smith, Marianne. 1. Twice Found; or, The
Heavenly and liarthly Father, I. 'jr.., !'>72, Klmo ; new
eds., iss'4, \Sx:>. 2. Charlie and Lucy; or, The Lonely
Heart made (Had, Lnn., 1S7,3, lOi.io.
Smith, .Mrs. Mary I-. U, Among the Sti'rs; or,
Minnie Weston's Astronomy Claf?', I'hila., 1 S76, Ih'no.
Smith, Mrs. .Mary Louise, (Itiley,) b. 18)2, at
Brighton, X.Y. ; educated at liiockport (N.Y.) Collegiate
Institute; married, 1S0'.>, to Albert Smith, of Spring-
field, 111. I. A Gift of (lentians, and other Verses, X.
York, l^^Si, sq. >v(i. 2. The Inn of Rest : Later I'oems,
N. York, isss, 12mo.
Smith, Mrs. Mary Prndence Wells, b. 1810,
at Attica, N.Y. ; educated at Hartford Female Seminary ;
married, 187-1, to Judge Fayette Smith, of Cincinnati.
1. iTcdly (io'icl Times; or, Child-Life on a Farm. By P.
Thome, [pseud.] 'lost., 18"o, sq. lOmo; new ed., 1877.
2. Jolly Good Tiun",: at School : also Sumo Times not
quite sn Jolly, Bust., 1S77, 16mo. 3. The Browns, Bost.,
1884, 16mo. 4. Miss Ellis's Mission, Bost., 188C,
D'lmo.
Smith, Mary Rebecca Darby. Recollections
of Two Distinguished Persons: La Marquise de BoisSy
and the Count .le Waldeck. Illust. Phila., 1878, 12mo.
Smith, Mr.s. .Mary Stuart. 1. Heirs of the
Kingdom. Edited by A.G. ILiygood. Nash-, il.e, Tenn.,
1874. l8ino ; 3d ed., 18711. 2. (Trans.) At a High Price;
from the German of Ernst Werner, [pseud.,] Bost., 1879,
12mo. 3. (Trans.) Herman, by Ernst Werner, [pseuJ.,]
N. York, 1833, 4to. 4. (Trans.) A Hero of the Pen, by
E. Werner. N. York, lss3, 4ti). 5. V'rginia Cookery-
Book, N. York, 1884, 4to. (i. (Trans.) Saint Michael,
from the German of E. Werner, N. York, 188S, 2 parts,
JOmo.
Smith, Kev. Matthew Hale, 1810-1879. 1.
Bulls and Bears of New York: with the Crisis of 1873
and its Cause : a History of Wall Street during the Past
Twenty Years, incluiling Biogra]>hical Sketches of Lead-
ing Speculators. Illust. Hartford, Conn., 187t, Svo.
2. Marvels of Prayer illustrated by Fulton-Street Prayer-
Meeting; with Leaves from the Tree of Life. By Bur-
leigh. N. York, 1877, cr, 8vo.
Smith, Mrs. .May Riley. 1, A Gift of Gentians,
and other Verses, N. York, ISS2, 4to. 2. The Inn of
Best, X. York, 1838, Ito.
Smith, Major Michael Edward. Stanley's
Wife: a Novel. I, on,, 1879, 2 vols. p. .^vo.
Smith, Minna Caroline. The Boys of Cary
Farm, Bost.. 1887, 12mo.
Smith, .Viel. Communion in a Season of Afflictio.i,
Lon.. l^'72, or. 8vo.
Smith, Rev. Philip, [iiiiin, vol. ii., add.,] d. 18S5.
1. Student's Ancient History of the Hast, to the Con-
quest by Alexander the Great. Edited bv William
Smith. Illust. Lon., 1871, 12mo. 2. Smaller Ancient
History of the East, to the Conquest by Ale.vander the
(Jreat.' Illust. Lon., 1871, Ifimci, ". The Christian
Church iluring the First Ten Ceutuius. Illust. Lon.,
1875, p. 8vo. 4. (Trans.) The History of Egvpt under
the Pharac hs, by 11. Brugsch Bey ; 2d ed., Lon., 1881, 2
vols, 8vo.
Smith, Philip H. 1. Acadia: a Lost Chapter in
American History. Illust. N. York, 1881, 8vo. 2.
Curiosities in American History: The Green Mountain
Boys ; or, Vermont and the New Y'ork Land-Jobbers,
Pawling, N.'i',, 188,i, Ifimo. 3. Legends of the Shawan-
7unk and its Environs. IPust. Pawling, I8S7.
Smith, Philip Henry Pye-, M.D., F.R.C.P.,
physician to (iuy's Hospital. Syllabus of a Course of
Lectures on Physiology, Lon., 1885, cr. 8vo.
Smith, Philip Vernon, M.A., b. 1845; graduated
at King's Coiicge, Cambridge, iMifi, and elected Fellow;
called to the bar at the Inner Temple 1809. History of
the English Institutions, Lon., 1873, 12nio.
Smith, Priestley, M.R.C.S., ophthalmic surgeon to
the (Queen's Hospital, Birmingham. 1. Glaucoma: its
Causes, Symptoms, Pathology, and Treatment. Illust.
Lon., 1879, 8vo. 2. Short-Sight in Rehitim to Educa-
tion ; an Address, Lon., 1881, 8vo. 3. Introductory
Address at the Hospital for Women, Lon,, 1884.
Smith, R. Impressions on Revisiting the Churches
of B'jigium, Ac, Lon., 187,5, 12nio.
Siiiith, R. How to Grow Peaches, Nectarines, and
Pears on (.)pen Walls, Lon., 1880, 12mo.
Smith, R. Howie. (Ed.) Poetical 'Works of Sir
Alexander lioswell : with Memoir, Lon., 1871, 12mo.
Smith, R. M. (Trans.) Experimental Pharmacol-
ogy, by L. Hermann : with Notes and Additions, Phila.,
1883, ■l2mo.
I Smith, Reginald Rosworth, M.A,, b. 1839, at
Stafford rectory, Dorchester, Eng. ; educated at Marl-
borough College, and at Corpus Chri.-ti College, Oxford,
where he grailuated 1862; Fellow of Trinity College
1803-66; assistant master at Harrow School Ho has
written letters to the Times on Eastern subjects, and
contributed articles to the Nineteenth Century. 1. M^i-
hammed and Mohainineilanism : Lectures, Lon., 1^74,
p. Svo; 2d ed., 1876. 2. Carthage and the Cartha-
ginians, Lon.. 1><78, ]). Svo; 2d eil., 1879.
"The Ktiniinc historical student, even thoUKh he may
have to traverse gi'oiind witli much of which he has been
lci:it; linniliar, will be stirred bv the enlbusiasin of the
aiitiior, and will acknowledge tliat he has sained from
tliese i»agi'S a more lively, more truthful, and mure impar-
tial view of the whole subject than he could have liopcd
liiinsnlf to attain without bestowing upon it months of
toil."— ,Si(. Kir., xlv. 8-J7,
3. Rome and Carthage: the Punic Wars, ("Epochs
of History,") Lon., ISSl, l(<uio. 4. Life of Lord Law-
rence, Lon., 18SH, 2 vols. Svo; 5th ed. .«ame year. (The
sixth edition, published in 1SS5, contains an ap))endix,
supporting the charges against Major Hodson, of Hod-
son's Horse, which were publi.shed in the work, against
an niteinpted vindication in the third edition of Hod-
son's life, by his brotlier.)
"We shall be much surprised . . . if these volumes do
not take a ';igh rank amongst those biographies which
tell us exactly what we want to know abcui' men who have
risen to greatness without crime or guilt, and by native
vigour rather than by scientiMc discoveries, scholarly ac-
quirements, or far-ranging intellectual powers, "—.S(i(. Rev..
Iv. •J4,'j.
" It is as the reader advances from page to page, and
from chapter to ehajiler, that he gradually learns to pic-
ture to himself the lineanK iits of that rugged and iiower-
fill exterior, with its strong and nevcr-hiiliug inward
common sense, its grim niid somewhat pondemus humour,
combined with an astonishing physical capacity for work
and an ardentlove of justice and the public weiil."— .4(/i.,
No. '.'SSy.
Smith, Reginald John, LL.B., b. 1857; gradu-
ated at King's College, Cambridge, 1880 ; called to the
bar at the Inner Temple 1883. The Yorkshire Regis-
tries Acts, 1884 and 1885: with Rules, Notes, Ac; new
ed., rev., Lon., 1885. Svo.
Smith, Richard, b. 1843, in Manchester; gradu-
ated at Balliol College, Oxford, 1871 ; called to the bar
at the Middle Temple IS81. The Society of Jesus,, from
the Foundation of the Order to its Suppression in 1773,
(Arnold Prize Ussay,) Lon., 1872, Svo.
Smith, Richard Morris, cjf Philadelphia. I.
The Burlington Smiths. 2. An Outline of the Future
Religion of the World. By T. Lloyd Stanley, [pseud.]
N. Ycjrk. 1884, Svo.
Smith, Richard Somers, 1789-1884, b. in Phila-
delphia; r.S. consul at Gothenburg, Sweden, 1810-12 ;
received the order of Wasn, in recognition of his servicc>
to Swedish subjects in America, 1880. Reminiscence-
of Seven Years of Early Life, Wilmington, Del., 1884,
16mo. Posth. Printeil for |]rivate circulation.
Smith, Rev. Richard Travers, D.D., M.R.I. A.,
[iiiite, vol. ii., add.,] graduated at Trinity College, Dub
lin, 1852; ordained Isj.'i; vicar of St. Bartholoineu,
Dublin, since 1871; canon of Si. Patrick's sinie l>7-.
1. Church Membership on Chii.ch Principles, Dublin,
1869, p. 8vo. 2. We ought not to alter the Ordinal,
1872. 3. Religion and Morality, Lon., 1876, n. 8vu
4. St. Basil the Great, ("Tiio Fathers for Engli-li
Headers,") Lcm., 1879, lOnio. 5. The Church in Roniiiii
Gaul, Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
" The account of the religion which the Roman conquer
r.fs found in ''-an] i= "xcc-llpnt , . . 'i'hr t*st i.Rrlr,f il;-
book Is that which treats of the worship of the Clirlstiaii
Church intjttul."— .Iciii/,, xxiv, 41 J.
6. Man's Knowledge of Man and of God, Edin., I8si;,
p. Svo.
" Briefly put, his suliject Is the analogy that exists be-
tween (}ur linowledge of man and our knowleilge of God
Nectarines, and
)J, Edin., 1>-^
SMI
uient .,!■ tlie wlicle snt'jt, '•_'?/ '''''''.';-'l''''''"' *""«•
•SinUJi, Kicliinond Mav ' ' ^^r^?' "' ,
economy ,„„! ..qWhI scien.e in .'■ '"',""" ""^ I'"''*!""'
tienl Sci..r,™, Jialt., 1SS8 sVn Outline of Stntis-
Smith l?<v !.,.-« a'
■ A Centcnury i
Smiti, n„|,ert Angus, Ph D t r n p ,, ^
™l engineering ,vt M,^ S t^ O i:!"' 'il^' '"'^■\""'-
Dates previous to ?he Mi, i.? ,.''<' ^<'™'-"'i"n-^ ^ "f
ed., re,-, an.l enl. by C. E. Key.er, . ,n ] si. ' .^' • f'
Kensington Art Hnnd-Ii„„l<s.) „r'ls-x ii ^ '"'"'
A List of \Vo,l<s on Ornament in t' .' V- '.' ^",' , '•
Teherai, 1S60-S5, and si^^'h^ di.^ ' "fl i;?'^^'
Smith, Very llev.KobertPaviip. \f x r ,
^^1, 1., .add.,] canon of Cliri.t Cliurcl n i'KeV'u'/',';';
fe^^ur of divinity, Oxford, and rector of Kwelm iJ ?
'I.nr.i since tlien dean of Canterbury T :il
.Syriacus: colln,„,.r..„. ,i ._. . .."^^- '• -I "esaurus
Arnoldi, Ag
I.S(i8-s,'),sm
is to be complete in i' vols.) 2. Gen ■<!< • ivWi, r "
^.ry, (;'C„,umentary for Lu^toCl^T::;;
of ^'^:::::!l. - ^"^^-" "f 'h^ iii3[;r;cai p'r-
SMI
It:. """"'•"" ""<' ^-o-'-'O l>"-.s, N. Vork, l,SS5,
Council Of the A'atic n Id o' f , Vu ^ "■' ^^- ""^
H'-an 0,ngre,a.i,r ■ ^'y^Xl^^r^Z:'^'"
'f -y''v IWedure in Criminal and riV' '-" '■' ^™-
"I l.cclcsiastics in the United
im^
nee then dean of Canterbury. 1. Th^.auru,
g? 1 "fLT; ,*^-r '-■-. I'-nstei,;. uX ,
grell, iield, Huediger. fasciculi I.-VU. Oxf
". fo . (I'aseiculi l.-\ . form vol. i. The work
of the Writings ;f^'^u^;r;.;:;:t:i:'/:^7
^,N». Also Comment^iries on .even.l book* of he Ohi
le tament in the Speaker'.. Commentary tl e Puln t
Commentary and liishop Ellieotfs Comment, rv. "''"'
a <,?v'rf"''if •"'.'' "• Tlie .Science of Uusincs.
:i::,;:^rNf(tk!7^!^';?,r'""^"«"'^^'"-""^-
Smliil'^'J- "i^'r^"'™- f'lust. Lon.,lS8.T4t.,
Smith, Ilev. .Snmiiel, ordained 1878- rector of
iour fhou.^and (Jems of Thought, I,Jn., issr, „ 8 vo
ii Id 1 ' "T k^^'r' ^''-""s b.D..'[:;,' ,1.
-:e^iost';,^^tt'^ed:.?8r™;i^Sb
.^ea-kings, or.The Middle Ages. II u^t' Bon ""4
i ■ to 18/u, IJino. fi. Missionary Sketches Host m-o
?!;v!'L,!- ;'r^2.!!i}'3^'?"' Massachu.et.., To^^n and
Present Time,
'•■8cii)linary Cau.ws
■■^tatis N. York, 1887,
J.."^:""' "'"'•"'>•'" ('■-'10 See Cnns, Ei...
Cou;;^*'!^;,ri'-:--; ,i:'"rl;;^°':- Modem county
co.iie'of'l.h^sfe^;,^- ; |-^;;r .^^,:!'' f r ^-^
p- .,d .ractij^r^e::;;!. ^lii^^^^r^^-rv-
n^"'ci^'^!?^!;^t:^^;^c^;t^r°n!:?r-
irri::;;;-^^^i,^!^-^-^^-^"iAs'o:n^i^^^
-..;^untoth'Ai,;t.^:n't-'i.;c:iis-'r;
'-^-sontheSecJndE,;i^ti:Vs^^i;ter;j^Z'll7?
Homes, and what to
hie
,."• . I"""- ""'I Map. Bust., 1880, 8
n Mission Field.-, Boat., 1884, 16
•Smith, Snqui. ' jh
Inio.
vo. II. Ram-
'>ovel, N. York and
Ch
e Serpent Temiited ih
io., 1888, iL'nio
Smith, Sara Henderson.' i
Sm*»h, T. Our Christian
inal<i. them, Lon., Isr7 lOm,
("Men Worth Hem:;:b:Hy,g "'10/- l^^T'to^^J
J^f^.l^^dr;^;^^;-jfe^lSr
solfohor'l's77!'".Tr/'"'.?'"i""' ''■ '•'^"•- "'"'"'»-' "
soiioKor 18,, cLilcd to the bar at the loner Temple
fracti. in-A'dL-rali;- <^nflJ^ZZ7^tt''V"l
c^^nH:: 'ikt": "'"'/?=^'™ '" fe^:;ia:;^ici^
J ire frm ■' 8^! I ', ' T'" '"' ""^^'"g'""- Lincoln.
T~n;:il,^!-,8jl!';!;^!'™' ^"'■-'- »f ^^ ^^^v
Smith, Thomas Parker, M.D. (Trans 1 A
Description ,i„d E.xplanation of the Method of n^rfirm.
'"-i!!:^^:^^!;"^i^'r^'"".'"'"i»°« *« the ueadiiUso ;^
^ Berl
I^'.'^ll, fp. Svi
in Cliarite Jlos
'pital, by iludolph Virchow, L
<on.,
r,'!."!/''''."''^ .Thprnley, [«„,., vol
.^....1.,, ,icv. • norney, «„((.. vol ii .,1H i 1
■p to the Light : with I Jerei
2, The Prophet of .Sorru
Jiniah, Lon., is;
r, The Life and Ti
p. 8vo.
». P- Svo. :t. Sudden Death
1363
t 6
'II 1
r
It«
SMI
f ,, I
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I !
i
^
,
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^
Thouffhts on the Loa;" of the "Princess Alica:" with
a [,yrio on the Event, Lon., IS'S, H2ino. 4. The Ohrist
of Ciilvary, Lon., Issl, ji. 8vo. 5. A Christian Mither :
Memoirs of Mrs. Thornley Smith, inoluaing Extracts
from Letters, Ac, Lon., 1>*S5, p. Svo.
Smith, Tom C.,iind King, V. C. A History of
Longridgeanil Di.-trict, 18Sf*, 4to.
Smith, Uriah, a Seventh-Day Baptist, of Battle
Creels, Micliigiin, vfhere his boolis were publi.*hed. 1.
Tlie Destiny of the Wiclted, is;;), Ifiino. 2. The Nature
and De-'tiny of Man, l.-i"3, llinio. ;i. Thoughts Critical
and I'raetieal, on the Book of Daniel, IHTS, 16mo. 4. A
AVord for the Sabbath; or, False Theories Ex
[verse:] •'id e.l., IST.i, Klmo. 5. The United States in
the Light of Prophecy : an Exposition of Revelation
13: 11-17, 1876, 16uio.
Smith, W. Endowed Territorial Work : its Supreme
Importance, ( Baird Lecture, 1875,) Edin., 1875, p. Svo.
Smith, W. Angels and Men, Lon., 1^78, p. Svo.
Smith, W. B., ("Kelsio Etheiidge," pseud.) 1.
Slippers and Gown, N. York, 1S75, IL'ino. 2. Egypt
Ennis ; or, Prisons without Walls, N. York, 1876, 3.
Nine Little Busters, X. York, 1S76, -m. 4to.
Smith, W. Herbert. Walks in Wcardale ; 2d ed.,
enl., Durham, ISS.-i, Svo
SMI
Uses of Electricity, Lon., 1873, 12mo. 2. Commentary
on the British Pharmacopoeia, Lon., 1875, p. 8vo.
Smith, Wilder. Extempore Preaching, Hartford,
1884, 12mo.
Smith, William, F.S.A.S. 1. A Trip to Franco
and Switzerland, 1861, p. 8vo. 2. A Yorkshireuian's
Trip to Rome, Lon., 1866, p. Svo. •3. Rambles about
Morley. IlluHt. 1S66, or. Svo. 4. The History and
Antiquities of Morley. Illust. 1876, demy Svo. 5.
(Ed.) Old Yorkshire. Illust. Lon., 1881-84, 5 vols.
Svo. B. Morley, Ancient and Modern: a Contribution
to the History of Yorkshire. Illust. Lon., 1886, 4to
Theories Exposed, i and Svo. , . ,
ineorits ..xi , , ^^^^ ^^^^ ^ ^^^^.^^ ^^^^^ soMowhat discursive pen, and
treats of prettv well every subject which can be broimht
wilhin hisBcoiio."— .l(.w(., xxx. Hiii.
Smith, William, Ph.D., LL.D., D.C.L., [niiff, vol.
ii., add.,] ceased to be classical examiner in the I niver-
sity of London in 1869, and became a member of the
senate of the university. He received the honorary de-
gree of D.C.L. from the University of Oxford in 1870.
The Student's llallam'i Middle Ages, Lon., 1871, 12mo.
With Hai.i., Tiikoi'Iitl;!s D., M.A., A Copious ar.d Crit-
ical English-Latin Dictionary, Lon., 1870, r. 8vo.
" It represents llu' fruit of tifteen years of that sort of
labour which, to perfect Us ivork, does not shruik
Smith. W. h. Portsmouth Poems: Songs of Love niyilitications or improvements, even though they in\id\L
" ' * a begiiiuin; afresh when the goal is well-nigh sji-due.l. It
is the rcsi'U of a clear insight into ihe faults ot its prede-
cessors as to -ilan, chissitication, and exumjiles, and ol an
equally dear conception of the task ul coiistrucliiig, on
eiitirclv new lines, a work that should avoid those faults.
—Hill, kcv., xxix. 28'J.
With CnKETiiAM, Samiel, A Dictionary of Christian
Antiquities. Illust. Lon., 1875-80, 2 vols. r. Svo.
With Wace, Hesry, ('^d.) A Dictionary of Christian
Biography, Literature, Sects, and Doctrines, during the
First Eight Centuries, Lon., 1S77-87, 4 -ols. r. Svo.
" Not only have the great names been adequately treated,
—a result not dillicult to secure when so much ability and
learning is at tlie coiuinund of the editors,— but obscure
persons and events are described and recorded with what
and Loyalty, Lon., 1S77, p. Svo.
Smith, W. Nelson. Coins, Weights, Ac, of the
World, with their Equivalents, Lon., 1SS7, p. 8vo.
Smith, W. 11. and H. Laws concerning Pi.blio
Health. Ac, Lon., ISS;;, Svo.
Smith, W. T. Sandraccdtus, [a drama,] Lon., ISSS.
!9mith, W. W. Echoes of the Past, Present, and
Future: Poems, Lon., 1S70, "Smo.
Smith, Walter, ['mic -1. ii., add.] 1. Art Ed_u-
oation, Scholastic and In ■ 'al. Illust. Bost., 1872,
Svo. 2. Industrial Art Educ .on, considered economi-
cally, Bost., 1877, Svo. 3. Examples of Household
Taste. Illust. N. Y •'<. 18S4, 4to.
-• - ■ ■ • ■• ' "i of New
Smith, Walter, ("Old Saltbush," pseud.,) of iNew jj.^^^^VJi'i.uiiyai'runhUliiig accuracy and completeness.''-
South Wales, A'.stridia. The Death of Oswald, ana ' i,j,jj,(,(„,, |xi, iif,.
other Poems, So:igs, and Ballads, .Sydney, 1SS7. ] Smith, William. The Uses and Abuses of Do-
Smith, Rev. Walter Chalmers, D.D., LL.D., b. ; ^^^^■^^, Animals, Lon., 18S7, p. Svo.
1S24, formcrlv minister of Roxburgh Free Church, and, smith, Rev. William. Life's Possibilities: a
now of the Free High Church, E.linburgh. 1. The : g^^i^g ,|f j^abbath Evening Addressef to Young People,
Bishop's Walk and the Bishop's Times. By Orwell, i j,;^^ ,f,^^^ jj,,,,,,
Cambridge, 1861, Sro. 2. Olrig Grange: a Poem. Smith, Rev. William A. 1. Whois Hesponsible?
'■] Glasgow, 1872,1 ^^ „f American Life, Bost., 1883, 12mo. 2. The
Edited by Hermann Kunst, [pseuil
12moi 4th ed.. 1888. „, ,
" The reaihT will, no doubt, readily detect, alike in sub-
stance ftiiil rlivtliir certain echoes and reminiscences ol
what is liiiiiiliar; he will perceive a manifest sympathy
Willi the ■-'cuius of Tennv.sou ami Browning, showing
itself ill the general tone and in particular tricks of phrase ;
but he will hccoiiic aware also that be is in communication
with a richlv-eiidowed mind, sensitive to original impres-
sions, and capable of reproducim; them in lelicitous ami
resonant words. Thus the vcduiiie is both admirable and
disaPiKiiming. ... It has genuine thought, creative im-
au'iiiatioii. and Ivrical sweetness, though sometimes the
thouL'hi is uiilv s"urface-d' ■")>, the imagiuaticin is wanting
ill vivid completeness, ".nd i le render stumbles over care-
.css anil clumsy lines."— Hjjtc((i(or, xlv. 033.
3. Hilda among the Broken (iods. By tbo Author ol
"Olrig Orange." Glasgow, 1878, 12mo. Anon. 2deil.,
with author's name, 1S7'.); 3d ed., 1881 ; 4th ed.. 1889.
" We have not read for some considerable time a poem
which IS more riveting in interest."— i^pcctatoi-, lii. IIW.
4. Raban; or. Life Splinters, Glasgow, ISSO, p. Sjo.
Spinning-Wheel of 'Tamworth
16nio.
Illust. N. York, 1884,
Smith, William Anderson, b. 1842, it Perth;
educated at the Perth Academy and the University of
Glasgow ; member of the Fishery Board for Scotland, and
of the Highland Industrial Committee of the Highland
Society; spent many years in investigning the marine
fauna of the west of Scotland, and was the first writer to
call public attention to the condition of the people of the
Lews; a contributor to Scotch newspapers. 1. " Off the
Chain :" Notes and Essays from the West Highlands.
By Gowrie. Glasgow, 1S68, 12mo. 2. Lowsiana ; o.-.
Life in the Outer Hebrides. Illust. Paisley, 1875, 12aio.
" Mr .\iiderson Smith's papers in the 'Glasgow Herald'
had the precedence in point of time of Mr. Black s novel
["A Princess of Thule;''] . . . he has therefore uone wisely
to reprint tbein, w ilh many ethers, in a separate volume,
one which is reallv of considerable interest, bringing,
as it ilocs, most distinctly before us the lives of the inliab-
itanis o,' tlre>e little-known islands, and grouping together
! granliicaliv, yet succinctly, much information coiiceriiiiig
..„ „ ^-- - ! their flora; their fauna, and their ancient history.' -S/jcc-
5. North-Country Folk: Poems, Glasgow, 1883, p. (aMr, xlvlii. ,W8. _ , ,„ „ ,, ,
8vo' newed., 18SS. 3. Benderloch : or, Notes from the West Highlands,
" He hcs not, we think, done anything better than the Paisley, 1882, p. Svo; 2d ed., 1s83.
best thing-i in this botik."— Jcu(i., xxiii. 3(Hi. ■• \Ve have something more than a charming book on
6 Kildrostan: a Dramatic Poem, Glasgow, 1884, p. , natural history; for it contains a variety of valualile anil
„ ont-ol'-lhe-way information, the result of close and intelli-
'%^e. with good things IVom first to last."-^c«.., I S^^^f-f ^-.ili^l^ll^land s^e^Ser^'all w-J.::!:^ '^
^''^'•' Tlr'-'.'f """l f'"!-''" f"^ ^""'^''y ^^■'"'"«'' ""''■ I "fconsdentfa •• or, Latter-Day Pilgrims, 1882. 5.
^".^J.^SlAiU;";: Verht X" S- uniformly equal of ' Loch Creran : No'tes from the West Highlands, Pai.ley,
the CSS ! cimv whicli lie seldom fRll'^ mid ahr.vc v.liich he wltli s ■.tticisms, these pairea possess a charm of Ibeir own
hardly'ever rises 'FhlB is true both of single volumes and from the acute observation and vivid descriptions ol tlieir
of the total ma.ss of his work."— .S;Ko((i(or, Ivl. 903. ' " ' ' '
" We can onlv say of ' Raban' that it isa worthy successor
• ' Hilda,' though utterly unlike it, either in the warp or
1 the woof of the story.' —Spcdnlur. liv. IJSI.
Smith, W alter Edward. 1. The Recent Depres-
sion in Trade: its Nature, Causes, Ac, Lon., 1880, p.
Svo. 2. Fair Representation : an Essay, Lon., 1885, Svo.
Smith, Walter G. I. Lectures on the Clinical
1364
author."— .lead., xxxi. 369.
6. " According to Cocker:" the Progress of Penman-
ship from the Earliest Times, Paisley, 1887, obi. 4to.
Smith, Kev. William C, [aiKf.vol. ii., add.) 1.
Sacred Memories : Annals of Deceased Preachen of the
SMI
New York an.l \ew York Fast r^„e
1870, I2mo. ... l.iiia,Vi„ f^f /"ifei-cnees, X. York. |
ceased Laymen o f ,o Vo'l. M ' 'J-"'' ''■"" '"'"''-
York, I87I, 12", *'''""«'i*t i-iHscupal Church, N.
S.MY
ihusea of Do-
i!St llighlnnd?,
Hawley. The Kvolution of
'««'"''"■ "'" ■■:'"■' '^"l "1' 'lie Kiitct
- Chanoes, hi. Chunt'es, an,l how
!,'raphioal Memoir by Ur I've s;,„;.i, r
tifio" Ser..) N. v„k, lVs2 P ,V '""•■"'"t.onal Scien
Smith, Williani
"DoiUl" in hi3 Stni;,'-
in Himself, trnuini; T
LiC .^iiine out, Ij„st., Isn;, !■>„,„
Smith, Willinm Hciirv 1. i< •
eo.,N.V.; ha, been a jou , , i'<t i"n Oh'i' ''' n "'."'"'''•■'
customs at Chiea- , &o ai I / , k ' ,'"""■'<"• "'
oals. I Ea.) The St nVi, ''" " nbuto,| to |,eri„,li.
vices of Aiihu ;^'ch "' i^z:: '■ li^ •"n' ''r'''^ ^-
War, Ac, Cm., I SX2VL' vl.is. s'" "'■■volutionary
• mith, Itev. Uiiiimn Kp-r. \r 1
at Corpus ChrisH Coll. 'e (w".' .Z^' g''»''"'"C'i
Gospel?, I,on., Isss "r Sv" '"'°"' ^I'^^'los. ana
.sfS;):!^!:r"ls!^; Ke,,o,ron,er'.IIia.,,Phi|„„
Le^Vlrn^^y'^ll^enft'"' '''P' ^■"•^' "^'i"-
Lon.,ls7o,,,s'.„ ;%'',;;' ln..n>n«of Nurses. Illus,.
Smith, iViiiiam Robertson rrn 1 , ,.
Kc,«,Abe,ieenshire,e,.uea,:^*::r;i,t'';!^V^:::j^i:\;;?
f""'
f "imp n-ton IS1I7 i;o .,„ 1 .'""^'"^ '""'l-i.s: vicar of
'. 0b.4w '/"To' Mi "r™"^" "'■ <''.es,or.'inoe is?,
■feaohers, |.„„. |>" j, ' ,' J::;^, ""= ^se of Sunday-School
4^ftaS;;;^^L.if?-''/-;,--entary
I'a-^ been an " it 1 1 ' '"^ "«'' '" ^"""''"- "''ere ho
'^'^.S Toronto ;>^'r^or„^'"«'X'r'''.'"yV?'"- '•
Smith, Woithiugtoii G
Toa,ls,o^.,^,|i,le an.ri.o"„r
such
1. Mushrooms and
^.i>-asesof-^;M";;;:rca^:;-'-cri-';,!^;^
of the Free Church la »L V *•' P?";'' -^-^embiy
professor of Arabic in tie CnveHt" , 'r'' V'T"'''
!■'*•<■■!, and in IS.sfi exclr n.-e,? .1? . ' ''. Cambrid-e in
librarian to the unive if ,''"'''''''" ''''' '''^'' '"'
and on the death of Tro,-^'; '!« "'^ associate editor,
cu'tor, of the Ninth EditW,,, V ,^' r ^ "*■'' '"-'••'•""« '^'"'-'t'
Comuanv ■in,l l,.,o "" "atament Revision
odiefir^'fnsss ,""•'" " "="""■""'""• to leading peri"
H...b;t at the F eeChrhcT,'"""!,'" 1'"" ^'°"' 'f
UM Testainentin the "with CuuH,T''''r"-r '■ '^'"=
on Biblical Criticism! EdTi I iVi'l'; ',' -sv':""'' ^'"''""-^
ac.n,^;:;s;^S^i;:j^^^is-:^^:;^.:(f!i.";!-H.ar
I smitr/"t'^ "'"'«'' ''-•••^«"-
«mith,/achariah Fridirick h iso- ,,
The History ^f Kent ,' tv >^'' '•'."'''.">' ♦•"> '■■"'1 «ar.
"if;: t'™ ■"«;S.;;- &' as?
Smithsoii, M. I.
rnvciicd : the Art ,.e \v
K,,i,..,., 11 ,. } ' "■ "inning
K'.bcit I loiidin, \. York. 1ssl> io,„„
(Trans.) Trick.s of the Greeks
inning at Every (fame, by
^■■L', 12nio. ■^
rr-'Phets.aiuI the I'e t, ieiich Jrin ' ""-' ''''^"'ry, ' toe
whfch he handles wi tar Im? 'V range of sulijeots,
■ ■, ■ His general pos ,„ \"', f; ^i.''' '■'"''■•^S «n<I oamior
critics. ... It is th,. ' '^ '",'?', °r "'c nio.st advanced
fre.sh style, a id' interesting^ ,?, V"" ""r'''''' "'"' "^ vigorous,
decidedly rpn,l„hi"'^'v.'"*' ""ode of treatment ' '
-'^^^E^SSEymm
Kduea..„.,,:Se::, t-^^-^^
«t"he''cio?e"''f°',V'C^=™''''' ^nJtl'eir' Place in Uistory i "'s,n'l'',i:'-''i-^^''-'''- .'5'>''- ■^■^'^■'i6n7o-'.
t«i;:^nd g1:sS^!"/^^7s^/''^- j^^" ^^ ! ■«-"'' *^"'''' •'• '■'"'- ^"-' ^- ^-^. '^^',
i""fey 3;^!^?H,rF;!iV,^''f^'V"", ■"<«*' ''Hlliant
•IS Independent of the .Ji f, ,f^;.V''''"' ' '^' ?'«"t«r part
t " '".' '- ..-".v.' tne trltiea views which Br. Smith
Wb^.rie^'tlJi-il.^L^erltieajViejv
1385, p. 8vo.
ffl;uJ^!n!f,?«^,^^!f,l'!^=',^rivcd at very clearly proves that
- "f kinslJ^p tliroull^l:^- il^,S-^eceded by ..^sys-
Smyth, Mrs, (iillcsnie.
PnncMiln, L".. _ iB-_^ j-i| ,,
j^.Smyth, J„-,„c8.' bavid Garrick, Lon.. 1887, sq.
Stories of Courage and
13f«
I.- i
ill
E *'
U '
SMY
incumbent of .i:.'«t r.arcli, Kingstown, since l.'iSS
How we got in;r .fiWc . an Answur to Questions eug
ftested bv thr N..-. :' ••'.■ion, Lon., ISstl, [i. Svo.
Smyth, Slcv..> ,'ii'nK, Fo(jt)irintsof tlicSavKJur:
Di'votioniil Stu'lich ■ - i:ie Life and Nature of Our Lord,
Bost., ISSB, iniiio. . „.,,
Smyth, 1*. J. 1. The Wild Rose of Lough Gill : ft
Tiile of tlio Irish War, Lon.. 1>' ", p. Sv<.. 2. The Vrioat
in l'..litic8; Itli cd., Lon., l^*sj, j). 8v(j.
Smyth, Hobcrt Brough, [niKc, vol. ii., ail.. ,p.
1S.30, at t'arvillc ; went to Victoria in 1N..1!, «n 1 was
secretary for mines LSiilt-TH. The Abjrigines ol \ lo-
toria: with Notes relating to the llabtM 'd the Ni.t.yes
of Other I'arls of Australia and Tas.i.ania: comjMled
from Various Sources for the tiovernment of \ iet..-iE,
Melbourne and '.on.. 1^78, 2 vols. ilo.
" Mr liroUKl; ^myll' lias been .Secretary to the Board for
Proiee'tiun oft-.e AI.H.ri^'ines, and the Uovernment an m.
l)"ConKnitiilat;a on liavins entrusted lilni with the t, -i-
Of c, Ueetini; l.iis literary nui>eui;i, one ol the most \al>i-
able of the ki id ever published.'— .l//i., N". J'-H- .
"It u..!r.-.:;e people! who still believe m the s mpli,:.ly
of sa> av;.; 11/.', Mr. Itnninh .■^myth'.s work uii the Aborigi-
nes. if Viuiida' will undeceive them. . . .Here are some
thouiHnU Vii«es tilled with details .ilmiit the society, poll-
tics u-!iKl .»: war, and art of tribes who are supposed to
be ftlmojL the lowest examples of l.'imaii'.'i. —biU. Jitv.,
xl.3t>». , ,^
Sm- ?!», R<iv, Si»muel Philiips XewmHii, U.D.,
b. is;;!, at Kruii^wiek, Me : brother ol Hev. E. V.
Smvth, eiqmi : ,ri,idai't-: :'. liowioic Coll>;,?e lS6:i, and
at And vor The.,ioginil fc'.M..,u.try l--,i'.;: p.istor of !.:i«
Fir.st C'ongre>;ation:il Chui,:ii, Now J(..ve!i, Conn., sui )8
1X82. 1. Reiij^ious Feoling; a htu.ly f. r 3'';i:tli, -V. York,
1S77, 12mj. 2. Old I'aith.i in .V >v | i>.ht, N. iork, \*Vi,
.,-¥,,. *. .1. 1,.,. TU.w.,,. .. .. I'.-. li.iw ^J YnrU.
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I Interests were deeply Involved in the struggle."— iVu/ion,
I .\lii. 3'J.').
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l^il, 12inoi n3W (d., li^Sa. +, T..' Reality ot taith,
K, York, \hM, 12iuo, 5, The Morality of the Old
Test;.-inent, ("iie;i,< to Celief,") Lon., 1886, XMco. 6.
Christian Facts aii 1 t'orcos, N. \ork, 1887, 12mo.
Smyth, Sir Warrington Wilkinson, M.A.,
F.Il.S., [o/K./, vol. ii., add..] IST, -18'J(I; knighted 18SJ.
I. The Bible und the Doctrine of Evolution, Lon., 18/3,
II. .■<vo. 2. Met.iiio Mining and Collieries, ("British
.-.ianufacturing in.iustries,") Lou., 1876, I2mo, 3, Evo-
lution E-vplftineil, L .ii., 18S3, 8vo.
Smythe, Eniilj Ann, Viscountess Strang-
ford, [o'Ke, vol. ii.. under Sth.vnokoiih, add.,] d. 1887.
Kiiri'ig the Uusso-Turkish war she raised and adminis-
tereu a fund for the relief of the Bul;,'arian peasants,
mid organized hospitals. She founded The National
A-,..i. i!,r,ion for Providing Trained Nurses for iho .Sick
anc; ">or, and also established hospitals and acted as
nurse in the Egyjitian war. 1. Egyptian rioiiulehrcs
and .Sy.lan Shrines, 1871. 2. Hospital Training tor
Ladies, 1874. 3. Report jn the Bulgarian Peasant Re-
lief Fund, 1877. 4. (Ed.) Original Letters and Papers
of the Late Viscount Strangfurd upon Philological and
Kindred Subjects, Lon., 1878, 8vo.
-The reader win rise from the book with a feeling of
(lis.ippoiiitment. We expected a scholar, and we hiid only
B.dilctlanle."—Alh., No. 'JISO.
Smythe, Gonsalvo C. Medical Heresies His-
torically considered : a Series of Critical Essays, Ac,
Phila., 1880, 12mo.
Smythe, J. Lawn Tennis, Lon, 187S, 12ino.
Smythies, Mrs. Ilarrictte Maria, [oufe, vol.
ii., Smvti!1es, Mrs. Gordon, and Smythiks, Mrs. Yorick,
adil.,] daughter ot Edward Lesmoin Gordon, and first
wife of Ucv. William Yorick Smythies. 1. Acquitted:
a Novel, Lon., 1370, 3 vols. p. 8vo. 2, Eva's Fortune,
Lun., 1875, 3 vols. p. 8vo. 3. Our Mary : a Novel, Lon.,
ISsO, 12nio.
Smythies, J. K. Problems on the Motion of
Atoms, Lon., 1885.
Smythies, T. B. Stories about Horses: compiled
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Snape, Joseph, [miie, vol. ii.. - 'd.] Keminis-
cenoes of a Dental Surgeon, Liverpo. ', '^I, p. 8vo.
Snend, Thomas Lowndes,' , in Henrico
Co., Va. ; graduated at Richmond, iSlli, and at
the University of Virginia 1848; adraitied to the bar;
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in New York. The Fight for Missouri, from the Eleo-
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l.sSH, 12mo.
"The writer, who both saw and took an active part In
all that he relates, has tried to tell the story with as (Him-
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Snell, Anna. Reading made Busy, on a Rational
System, Lon., 1^73 ; 2d ed., 188(1, 12ino.
Snell, Mrs. Charles. Isabello de 'S'erneuil ; or.
The Convent of St. Mary's, Bait., 1873, 12mo.
Snell, II. II., [""'•■, vol. ii., add.] rnnurr: for (h.
Flock of (iod, Lon., ls75, \\. 8vo.
Snell, H. J. Instructions in Er, inii'l I'aintiiig on
Ulass, China, Tiles, Ac, Lon., 1S74. - u.
Snell, Merwin .'Warie. Hini^ on tii, Hui^ of
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Bait., 1887, 8vo.
Snell, Simoon, M.H.C.S., opl'*l)ii!mic suti'" !i ♦'
the Shclfield (Ji ueral Iniu-nnry ar ■ i.. the in.-i'-lution
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Snellii-p. F. The Ilo,. ^-Purchat., ' Guide: with
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Sneyd, i'ls-rury, Cyllcnc ; or. The Fall of Pagai,-
isii.; a Clae^iial i'ule, Lon., 1873, 2 vols. p. 8vo.
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Gileud, O. : cducried at Ol< rlin i^l^cge, beu.itic a leach.T,
nnd is now a lecturer on genera! literature, i . A System
of Shakespeare's Dramas, St. Louis, loV7, 2 vols. 12mo.
2. Delphic Days : Poems of (Jreece and the Grecian Era,
St. Louis, 188(1, Svo. 3, A Walk in Hellas; or. The Old
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16mo. 5. An Epigrnmmatii Voyage, [verse,] Bost.,
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Literary Bibles of the Occid^ni, Bost., 1886, 2 vols.
12mo. 7. The Shakespearean Prama: a Commentary :
The Tragedies, Bost., 1887, 12iiV,.
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Nashville, Tenn., 1877, Svo.
Snively, Ilev. William A.- D.D., rector of
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Parish Lectures on the Prayer-Book, N. Y'ork, 188S,
12mo. 3. Testimonies to the Supernatural, N. Yoik,
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Snodgrass, John, d. 1888, wt. 38. He was en-
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»U, >» ISUOIU, aim I itinos liuiii luv l utov ui iiv;tui.v,.
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W«r, J.on., 1871), r^vo™'" ""> ^ """"^ O,,on,tio„a .,f
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18-8-85; ourato of St ol ■t.?^'"''"'"''''f''""'"-'dg'^^,
>^S7. An Exp si „^';fl^«"- ^:f ''--'vieh, .in'co
>^H rr.J .^'^o^t^of •is:^'^-'"''-' - ■'"« ^Ving. L„„..
-•y "t Delhi, On do;;i'nce ."f" v'l'''V " "''^■^'""-
and Materialism. 'roroZ^'stJlT''^"''-''''^^'"^
J^ol:\TC!sl- ^'"'«-'-oVs.'ju„.:„ Novel,
M-.'r'g'r„fcl.t?iS''ls^-„ '^^^''' "' '^-^•"•■T.
tbe publication of the na Tl Jj \ '"I;","""''"!™' of
'8-6. 2. Memo r of John H ^'"^^ Aea.le.uv, AVash.,
Privately printol 3 Th^ .^"''f,'' ^"""I'olis, Iss^
("Tho|al,r|Le'6i.^','Va;^.tY:;l'',^?^7f"'
I ■■':'»*k;hiit.stranL'et l.K- hli ' "'''"''' ''v hrliiL's to
I n ':'.'illSJ';:i,S^l.';!f';|»'-;k'" exist l,v in.n ei„«
■•^tiilos: it'. .M,'„„l!'fjr'I'* ''^'""i""i. Colorado, rniteil
s.n.^to. ' •""• ^"c'-cal Keligion, Bait., 1876
"M;;^^rv:«;i,^i:^jr,-;'t^."na.heje..
j''"'""'.n::m, £^;^«^;•'r'''/^"«''^''I'«"-
•\IIi'"U};li 111,, essav- o ' ,■ d^.'h r, " *ere. at a l,l,,w. , .
e-n,e,,,. ^ihich'larj'li!^; i^ 11^ U^^^l^^liC^^llki::^
for I.oalin'. with ,h; AnvT,m» r"''""'^' '^°""' ' "i"'^
Tlie"liibl^-T„lL"'Serie. I i',.^'"-"- "'■'' '«"'»• 2.
^_;; Sortera, -Unria," (P.eu.l.) See Lkstk„, Makv,
Vomers, A.
E.;^:!,^'""*' «•'" (''-«".) Sec FA,.KONnK„o, B.
^^"^.nbre, Samuel." ,l'.et,a.) See G.a.Ro, j.
Shakespearean Ballads, Manchester,
''''"^ •'^'"'■'^■' "f Glencree, Lon., 1878,
_. „ .„ .. . -, „. „ » ^^■"■■. l'7<>-^^\.J:^S,^-'}"''Rj^tates since
ISf^S, I to.
iD?„''"''»^*'wa''»l» F.R.S PSA r, . > •• 'liicst, woulil Ijo alj'i. toVm.".',';.,'" ■7,"""-'': ■'"""'^' "'eir con
--'-«• ^'-as\conrr!h^[^fcr:;-^-^r;;!uial^^;;;^f'ri,!;^a'i?^^
borof the council of't.e In- ;:',"-"'"l «.lhcren,.e to fcv ■ i''f^;;T. 'X'T"'--'''.''' "•«
*..; i.(m., I „s has prevailed in' li'V,iS,7.m^t?,"?'' ".-'""e of thi
ings
con-
Notei nnrt n.; ■ •contributor for many
ties of Honour. r.„niJi^, ,??""'• ^'•'""''' "fl " Woran .ln,i i;,„,.. ,., , . .
Arts.
Iri<}, tim"' VI,'' "' neroaitary Ena
Son %f '"""'"■ ^""•' '•''^"' •"»
Israel jfronitlfe'oer,','*- >T^' "^^^ Antiquities of
<'""ingen:"'o„:,',s-:r'svo '^ """''''='' ^^^''^^ "^
M^'l^ci^'S; £f Vr'- ■;•• """•] '• ^^'orkin,.
ISW.p.Svo oZ'"f ^''""i"'!,""! Institutes, Lon,
'■ '^ - "'^""•' "■"' his Friend the IJoct
I.t is Perhapsli 1, '^,f,?,:'^["'^^'"ra'cyon'i.s ob.servations
w;;rf,!i;f;^!,--,-^Si?«™^
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nnrr/n',;:,'''^:;"'';^^--.!'^^'"'''"'',) Act, 1872: with Vot»,
System of Issue,' Lon"' ll?^ n'\''^''"'''''i ^-S"'''' ""'^ ""elr
an A,,peal to the Av/.-Jr"',?^:'™- *•. ^rade I'nions:
liecord of theixSec! of^rnft"-'"''v'''" ^'''""■- ^' •'^y'tcm of I 2' U^'' l\n n'"
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Somerset, Sir Henry Charles FiUroy,
KO I'C, eighth Duke of Ilcaiifort niid Mnr-
qi'iis of Worcester, b. 1H2.1; auocmdoil liia Intlier
ISDS- a. retired lioutuimnt-oolonul. lie is joint editor
witli Alfred K. T. Watson ol the lindminton Library.
With MoHiiis, MowmiAY, lluntinj?: with Contributions
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Diivies, ito. Illust. 0' Badminton Library.") Lon., ,
ISxb, or. 8vo.
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wm lias been written since I'eter eeklord s ' 1 lioUKb W
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Somerset, Wellington. 1. The Other Side of
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ls;0 2. A Continental Tour: tojjether with Note.H and
Anecdotes of Uiplomatic Life. By May Fly. Lon.,
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Somervell, Robert. 1. Letters to a Cambridge
Freshman, Lon., 18SI. 2. The History of tJovcrnment
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1874 p. 8vo. 2. The Churches in Asia : E.xtract8 from
the Home Letters of A. .N. Somerville, from the Region
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as of having been in tlie company (jf a superior woman,
lend to these reminiscences a veritable personal charm.
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"Sommers, Jane B.," (Pseud.) See jo.ves,
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Sonnenschein, Adolf. 1. The Truth about Ele-
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" We are not using extravagant language when wa say
1 that Sophoeles's (ireek Lexicon dca'S greater honor to
; American scholarship than any work in the comblnea
i llelds iif classical and sacied learning that was ever pub-
I llshed. We doubt whether there Is another mall living
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the Hour^f Flfnt' au^'otw's^''''''^' '"■' ^'>° P"" "f
anf'J^^-If:U,l;^;.:5;\^f--j/-t.«ro„ers
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' 'iJ red i-n a ' nrt'of fe" ""'' "'7''"« " '''"''^'- -»
.w Various Oei^ii^i^i^^rc:';?;"^;^::: '-"'-''
Spaid.ng 11,. „^.y j„, j,„„e',,;';.r 1, man
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!scJf:^I^*/?j^.^;,,f^::-;:;5«,^'Jeu,Ues Explained b,
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the E.xistfnc of De .^." nd";i:" .'"" '" "'« "<"'"f ">
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Ihoutflnis ucontributicm to m «,v„i i^ it very readable,
slib'ht inilecd."- l"/I , No sii^ *'"" ''"^''"tu'-o its value is
B't^ol■^?'p^• '"• '• ^^'«h'=">atics for B. A and
DeeSrX-'trk^^'H^-; .'a "'"i^'" ■<-;'>!"« and Tile
the l..a,.M,:o ..f Potn'p; n. rV Y^i'Ts'-f t!' '»
Bo;,Jsa„Aiu:^;,lo^:'^;;;ftr^ "^ ""'^""•'^
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to the Actin,, „(■ Me.li.i l.y C. Uinz, M.l>., l'r«fe»»"r 1
of I'hiiriuiiecili>){y in the I niverslty of nunii ; wltli Ail-
,lition« In Cnlorinity wuii the llritish iiinl Amenran
Pban,u.eo,.«..i»., I."n.. 1-7S, >t. Sv.. 2 Ihe liv.ortt:
Skctohei of the llcalth-Ue>ort9 of tho North Mediter-
riincui t^oi.^t of Fn.ii,M. ami Italy. .'.""•. I •^,'1'. •'';/''"• I
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Spiirks, S. y.. Noteaof lufaiit t'la*« Su!iu.iy-M!i' ul ,
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SIm'iiV Islaiul.ti...; ^tii.lie.l law, an.l ."o»l l!(50 u.tcre.l
into |„.rfu.r,hip «ith .1 a.lah 1'. l!...ja.;.ii.._ Memories
of Filtv Vears: BioKnq.hieal Nolio. u Uistingu.shtMl
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Eve'ur College, oxfonl, 1^72; ordaine.l l^7:i; |.er|ietual
curate of farringlon «in.-o lss:i. Uur \ illago Mission :
Ad.lrc.ii.es during ft Week of a VilluKO Mission, Lon.,
ISSH, 12rno. ^ ,
Simrling.H.Uuluaay. (Kd.) rrish Minstrelsy:
being a Selection of Irish Songs, Lyrics, and Itallads,
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("Canterbury I'oets.") I-ou., Is87. 24mo.
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Actions and Procedinga at Law in Courts where the
Cunmioii Law Practice is in Vogue: with Amcnduieiits
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with Preface bv A. Putnam, Host., 187:t, 12mo.
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Spear, .Mrs. S. F. Tho Academy Boys in Camp, |
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h at Mirehouse.near Basseuthwaite, Cumberland; grad-
uated at Trinity College, Cambridge, in 1831, and was
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afterwards elected an honorary Fellow of that oollogo.
At Cambridge he *ft» a contemporary and Inliiiiutn
friend of Alfred Tennyson and Edward Fit/gorBbl, and
he was -iibscquently well acquainted withCarlyle, Thiick-
eray, and other men of note; but his own life was a
very iiuiot and uneventful one being almost wholly ile-
voted to study and research iu louneetion with the work
bv which his name will be permanently reniombcred.
In . I, .preparation of hi^ edition of Bai-n's Works ho
L . - is mentioned ".,(., \ ol. ii., the assistance ol R.
(, ICllis and I). D. Heath; liut by far tho greater por-
tion of the labor was uxccute.l by bimsclt. '■ C'"".-
panion to tho Railway Edition of Lord Campbell s Lite
of Bacon. By the Railway Uuuder. Lon., I8^).l. —
(Ed.) The Letters and tho Life of Francis liaoon, in-
i eluding All his Occasional Works, iitwly collected and
! set forth: with a Commentury, Biographical and His-
torieal, Lon., 1857-74, 7 vols. 8vo. (Vols. i.-v. are men-
' " The tlioronghm-ss 'i - Infinite palns. "'i' ^''"te;,,"',',''
1 which Ml -i.'.l ■ I' rforiiieil lheta.sk to wh li he
! 1 y V . u. ..avB .a-Miird his lir-, ouiilit to excite the
! miiutiondfnn students, and the hamei.r a pind imiiiy.
iuve cannot hdi. wishing that one who knows «(, .ui. i
about his subject had found a less cunibroiis mode ol put-
Uiig ih "res'ilts ■ •( hi-- kii. .wlcdne before us. A work which
uriniably he could do better thuii anyone else, a Ht bliig-
^'''' iUs 'imt'merely that his great c.mtrlbiitlon t" Kn^'Wi
history bus no rival for accuracy ol juilguieiit, and fur in-
us rv n 'rrled to the extreme point ; or t lat he has taught
us In ■know ill his true character one ol ''{V' «'^''' S^'.j' f, f^,
nun of a land fertile in statesmanship. "i>-, ,''' "V*, ,X
than a history, more than a hiok'raphy. It is a uionil
"el ol teac liig historical writers i„ combat the am which
m St easily b^^^^ the tendency to put their own ii-
terpretatuiu upon doubtful facts, >>•'' .''i^' ^^JIJ"' "'"^''' V*
int'i the minds of men of other ages. -SAMftL R. t.AKDi-
i '"'''s.'pubiisli'ers and Authors, Lon., 1867, 12mo. 4. An
1 Account of the Life and Times of Francis Bacon ; ex-
1 tracted from the Edition of his Occasional W ritings,
; Lon 1878 2 vols. p. 8vo. 5. Reviews and Discussions,
1 Literary, ,'olitical, and Historical, not relating to Bacon,
Lon., 18711.
" Some of the essays were nubUslicd many v-mi ago ;
i butMr. Spedding rightly Juiiges that ibcy will ^e 'fefil
contributions to the history oF questions which may pos-
slbh be reoiiened hereafter.' -i>al. Hcv.. xlviU. o7..
(i. Iveniligs with a Reviewer; or, Maeaulay and
Bacon ; with ii Prefatory Notice by 0. S. Venables, Lon..
1881, 2 vols. 8vo. (This was lirst printed, for jinvate
"'■^'t is't""be regretled that in Mr. Snedding's lifetime this
work was only privately iiriiucd tor the use of a few
fVi.nds. . . . ■flieniatter.Uliii.irlinf U.claiigiiiiKy .v;o
distributed through the several volumes "' »'',^„ ^f "' ,^
and Life of Bacon.' where the coiitliin"iiV'''i?.T,?^,"'Vid
iwwer of tlie argument i, Irillcred away by the long an
viquent 1 a ks between itsdilTerent piirt.s. In itsoiTgluil
shai CN wl ii is now made public for the llrst time, Kvcii-
lugs wit Keviewer' is a lull and minute exarainatiou ol
MacauV cs.s.iy on Daenii. And never was a showy and
ii low >l,-|.lay of rhetorual criticism more thorough >,
laliei.lly.a'iKl pitilessly dissected by a true critlo."-»a(.
■ llii:, nil. 503.
I Andi-ce G.vliiliNKii, J.IMKS, »ii;.ra.
' Speed, H. F. Cruises in .Small Yachts and Big
I Canoes; fr n. tho Log of thi ' Watersnare, Lon., 1883,
''■ Sp°eed, Ii., and Pryor, F. R. Sophocles : (Edjpus
Tvrannus: a Record of the Performar^e U Camoridgc
in November ' 7. Illust. L-n., 1888, s.n. fol.
Speed, * omns. The Wilderness Road . a De-
sc.i, -ion of tlic Routes of T'ravel by which tne Pioneers
a 'irly Sutlers tirst came to Kentucky, Louisville,
ed' Mrs. Cornelia Mary, wife of Captain
I ly. ' Wanderings in the Soudan, Lon., 1881, -
' ' ■ Made upof letters sent home to her Wends in England,
it furms a eaiiital story of adventur, imoiig the wil
IrlK the Desert and the half-elvili^c.l lacesol Egyi.tiaii
' towns,"— .8'<i(. WfC, lix. 121, , , r.- i „« i
i Speedy, Thomas. Sport in the Hi^; .nds and
! Lowlands of Scotland with Rod and Gun. Illust. fcdin.
*"' Wnu'ake'it.s place beside ' The Mo.-.r Riii! Ib-c I-ncJ'' ','"
the book-shelves of sportsmen and amateur naturalists.
Sul. lia.:, Iviii. 7U2.
Speer, Emory. The Removol of Causes from the
State to Federal Courts, and Analysis of the Law as
changed by Act of Congress of March 3, 1887, Boat,,
1883, 12mu.
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Hpcor, Hev, Ulllliiin, D.D., h. 1S22 at N. r
Alexuij.lrm, l>,i. I Knidimi,,! at Kcny„ii c.Wlr,fe IMIn
itu.linl „K.,|icl„.> .i,.l .livlnii.v : I1,..,h,,i ,„ ..r,,,..,, i„ ,,,,
Vtx.M,>t.n»M ChurrI, IS4H, ,„„i ,,,„ ,„ t.,,,!,,, „; ^["J^;
I. Thu (iMf8t iinJ the .\..»«,t Kin). ire: Cl.iim iin.l the
Kulf lor Chnslian (iivin«, I'hil.i., Is;;, i,),„„
l.snrsvo'"' ^ ''"'""""*• l"''" Luck of Huir, Lon.,
.uia.,J b. s,|o. ,a Liven,,,,,) ; „,|„ea„.,l a[ a |-.,„,„| i.i
«ch,.,.l M, iho north of K'n^l,.,,,!, hd.l f,.r m„nv ynus ,
l,o«,tion on one 01 t ho chi.f Kngli,!, railwuv/, but liaa
rDccntly given l,„ »h„k. .ticniion to hl,.r„„;,T lie a,
been a ,.„ntntn.tor to All .ho Veur llo,.n,l, ll„u„.hul,l
Word, lie gravm an, other |,eri,«lic.al.. I. In the l>ea,
of .\ «ht, Un., 1S74, .■( voU. ,,. svo. Anon. 2. A Se,.r,.t
of the ,sea, Lon., Iti78, :) vols. p. kv„. Anon i The
My,.en,.,s of Heron Dyke: a Novel of Ineidem, Lon.,
ISSU, J vol". IT. Svo. Anon.
" 1"ho liul.lenls are exciliiiK aiul iinexi>eei,„l ■ 11,.. ,,,1.1,
terlos thoroi.Khly mysterious an, >{\ n I |e\ t Ml ' ,f
rierUM'tly re,t^,.ual,le e-xflanutlou. ? . Tl e iiult ,f 1 ..
-.t(l,'.N-l',:"TTi? ••""^"'•'"»"« >"" I.cT;onali;'airru"live:"
wiV ^ ""."."'io'^'"",', ■'""■• '^**«' '2"'"- ». WIfo or No
Wife? an,l A Cloeo .Shave, Lon., IS.H? U>|u,.
"Speii, linv,»(l.„eu,l.) SeoSKLor,, il .„„,.„
Speiice, C. (Trans.) Christian Kthie- oy'lJi'ho;
?87;!,'s"r' <"*'•"■«'«" '^''""'logioul Library,") Kdin!,
I o!!''7ss>^' '•''''*■'"■"' ^' A Freuk of Fate : a Novel,
Lou., I ^oo, p. '^ ■; ,). '
b. I s.jrt, in London ; son ot (ieor(,'e .Speuce, M 1' ,,, ,.
"l"U '■"'■ ";,;' .r« '•"'"""•-"I »t \Ve..|ruin!,ter .-School, and
u Corim. Chnsti College, Cambridge, where he g adu-
uted, lirst ,,..... Theol. Trip., in IshI' „„ beoamt pr,!-
fes.or of i.ualorn literature in .<t. Davi,l's College, Lam-
pe er, in IS«o; rector of 8t. Mary de Crypt, (ilTnoe.ter,
87.1; pnneipal of th. Theological College, (Jlouc,.,-ter
><<o; viear of St. I'auorus, London, 1^77; deau of
Oloueester l.SMO. He is the chief editor of the Pulpit
ZZ'T'/Z^'if "',';, ""miletieal Library, and L
I'ontributcl to Uishop Ellioott'a and Dr. Schars Com-
I.; -iiries. _ (Tran.-. ) The Teaching of the Th elve Apo,,-
III.-: ^liM,, TO,.. Ja,5.,a 'A-roaToAu,!- : with Notes and Kx-
cuf-u.-^ a.-t.\.nllu,..trativeof th,: "Teaching," and the
raxi K;n., LS«."i, I,. Sv,,.
■ 1. Sunday .Mornings with my Flock:
olossians: Discourse.-, L,.n., 1S7.",, p. 8vo.
,ry Prayer of Our Lord, and E.\p>sition,
. -, ^. Svo. ' '
Speiice, J. C. The Stability of Ships, Explained
and Calculated hy a New Method, Lon., lss+ ,it,l
2 'r"v,f; 'rxvsTfi'*"'"''" "" ^-«"^''''-" '^''.
Speiic.-, James Miidie, F.R.tJ.s., a nuMuber of the
Alpine Club. 1. Ascension al Pico do Nai.-oatil, 187'.
j. Lite on the Great Ilydropathium. Jiy :.,,„ x U
Leevitt, [pseud.,] of Ch. kouiaugo, Ohio, fnucd States.'
Lon., In,. 3. Ihe Lao I of Uolivar; or. War, Peace
??i Adventure in the Kepublic of Venezuela. Lon.,
18,.S, 2 vols, .svo; 2d ed. same year.
" ^'u one colli bo fitter to l-m i,, Veneziioln thnn Vr
.Spe.ice, for he i. interested in puhii, ^ iKy Vmntali L
xiv.^iu'.'' ' "'"' '"'^'■'^""•'«""--' Hieratiirc."-.iw. T":
..I'.'To" P<:''^0'">' naii.aivc, which forms a laiw but des-
uUorily (lisinbuled iwrtioii of Mr. Spencers book s t ,nf
he reader, ,|es not Exactly know wKL' is it times is
spirited and mterestiiig,"-.Spcc(a(or, li. ■7" '
Speiice, Mury. See Kellv, Miis. Mahv
Npeiicer, Charles. 1. The M,.dem Gymnast:
Iructical InstruolMis Lon., 186(i, 12mo. 2 The lii
cycle: its Use and A, tion, Lon,, IS70, l2ino. 3. The
JIo,lernB.eyole: Instructions, Choice Training, Road-
U'A Ac., Lon., 1876; new ed., 1878, p. -^„ ^"4 -nhc
Iiu_,ule Koad-Book, Lon., 1880, p. Svo- ,v ,,1 iss?
iiistory ol the Machines, Lon., 1883. I2mo. .; The Cv- ''
^:.!^^:X;X^'''''''' ^'''■'''''" ■-' "''^■
Spencer, Charles Edgar. 1. The Viking, Guy,
A Legend ! the Mo.'cahala, and other Poems, Phila.,
SPE
songi, Phlbi,, 121110.
NpciKcr, t'hnrloite I'raiiecN rrvdcricn.
(oiiiilciiN S|i..|icc|-, lauitlitcr of F, C. W. .Sovmour •
i.nirried, |.„., ,,, ,i„. ,i,„. Karl Sp,.nc«r. (Ed,, East unj
» O-C, 1-,,11., ) ^, I, S\ ,,,
Spencer, Uwight
24 mo,
Spencer, E. W
Church Kiuuiice, N. York, 1 8711,
Trans. 1 The Last Grave of tlio
the Herman of E. M. Vaonno, L
Greek Text,
8penr<'
St. Paul t„
2. The Inter
Lon., IS70, p.
Nlliescos ; from
:lS-7,p,
! Spencer, EdKar .1. Hint, from a Lawver; or.
j Legal A.lM.e I,, Men an,l Women. N. York, I-"-, l2mo
Spencer. Edward. Outline of the Publi,. l.,fe and
Services ol Iboioaa K. liaynnl, .Senator of the Cnilod
Nates iroiii Delaware, l>i;ii-l>so : with Extracts from
wuo 'iT " '""^ "'® Debates of Congress, N. Vork,
1^80, 12ino. '
Spencer, Herbert, [ri„t<, vol. ii., a,ld.,] b. Is2ii,
at Derby, l,„g. ; ,vas educated by his father, a teacher In
ihat town, ,„„1 by his uncle. Rev. Thomas ,<,,encer. Ho
wa,s ar(i,.lcd to a civil engii r in 1N.!7. but gave up the
pro ession eight years Inter, having in the mean tiiiio
contribute,! to the Civil Engineer's and Ar, hilccCs .(our-
nal. He then scttle,l in London, where he was sub-
editor of the Economist ls48-o;j, and a contributor t,)
the Westminster Review an,l IMinburgh Review. Mr
Spencers publb^ation of evolutionary views untedalcl
tbat ,.r Darwin s b,;ok, an,l his lite has been largely ile-
yole.l to the development of his System of Svnthclio
liiiosopby. (the programme of which »aa is'sued in
i>ou,) which IB an en,leavor t,) carry into ibo whole re-
gion ol phenomena the laws of evidnlion as set forth
in his two essays of |s.07. In 1882 h,. paid a ^isit to
lie Lnite,! states. Jlc has been a frequ.nl oonlributor to
Icii; ing periodicals, chielly of articles in defence of his
pliilosophioal system against the Duke of Argvll and
other assailants. I. The l>r iples uf PsyJh.dogv,
L„n., l!<7(l-72, 2 vols. 8vo; new cL, 18,^. (This is an
enlarge,! e, iii„„, with a new arrangement of the matter,
ot the work with the same titie meniioned n,,/., vo). ii.)
L- .r'T-'^ "f *':'""i"f-'y. '."»•. i>:;i, svo; nth ed.
',■'■„ ■'•, '•»s»y'. .Scientific, I'olitical, and Speculative:
vol. 111., Lon., I '•74, p. ,Svo.
iLs"nr/:^!!?,'.',.!l"l "''"'' "''« ,^-V'"»'C will be found equal to
^n S imTf ','.' "f^""'!' ''"I"'"""™ and interest. The
roiMirtloii of critical and c.iiiroversial matter Is irreatcr
f' wr linl'ln u 1, ','h \,"''"' '" ^^■'-' ■ ''"' ""^ i"* not th'l.Tl fd
I, mvl.?., . '• '' ••'■■■ '■I','-''."'.-''- '•■'"■'^^Is. »i>d the time and
■ veiMlb'. 1 : r ',' h'" "■1'I>"'K '" Vi'l^'i'""» I'l'Pear to us,
r,m . , J , ri' '^'^^'"V, '^'.f «ii'tfs«ful, to be so nniidi !,.«£
ron the stock available lor his principal work There is
10 linal answer to hostile criticism of „ grea „■ ,rk V,'t
he periiianence of the work Itself Howeve . Mr sfi^Mi eer
tblM'?'! "' «;'"!' ''ir;-.'""-*'"^ "'■ ''is toiistruethx' gel h .s i^n
is. ^c"^ xxxAiS. "'^''"' "'"^ "" '^'" ' "' «">'-'>•'"■■■-
4. Descripiive Sociology; or, Groups of Sociological
tacts; cmipiled and abstractcl by , lames Collier, I'ro-
fessor 1) Duncan, of Madras, and Dr. Richard Shciipig,
Un., 1<.,1-S2, s numbers, fol. No. I, English j'^Xo!
., Ancient American Races; No. 3, Lowest Races, No-
gntto Races, Polynesians; No. 4, African Races: No.
J, Asiatic Races; No. i\ .\mcr .,111 Races; No. 7, He-
brews an, Pha-nicians ,s, j ,.., French Civilization.
(Ihis work was compika umler Mr, I-. - noor's direction,
and lurnished hiin with facts !.nd 1',, rrations in sup-
port ol his views. For a corr , .,:,l,.n. e in regard to its
character ami value, in which ,:-;,. fpencer, Mr. Collier,
and Mr. S. R. Gardiner took p»rt, see A, ad., v. 92-»4,
oiu.J'^,'n,7?^''„ '* dcsigiie<l to be a gigantic book of rcfer-
?,'fer;.n '? ?i ^""' ^■'",''"' y'"" '"">■ '"" "^^a'le'' a '"'Ok of
.,,,,1, io,^^ "' ^'S"!."' ""''■'''• i'i"smii> h as niaiiv of tho
a thuritiescoiin.ilcl Iroiii are themselves t)ooks of refer-
uoc lor which rea.son a .jo, lidous reader who w,.nl,l u,se
.Mill safety an, 1 profit must bring to it even moiv than
the ordinary caution required in consulting such works,"
'Hit. mv., xxxviii. 185.
a. The Principles of Sociology : vol. i., Lon., 1877,
ovo ; ■vi L'li., 1SS6,
b,rZ''f„fi';"'"'','-''"'"^'^ ^'^'. Mr. Spencer's undertaking Is
• ■? li«n .''''li-'" '!'"■' " i'* ""occupied, or nearly so.
. 1 nr„^r,", '"'■?'•"*•' '■'"'P''-''-s i" this voUiine, though per-
! ,'.''p';"'!j,,"'S,'"""' iniportant in the gcieral „lau. are tlinse
1' , ,-;!■: '^pcoecrs workcimes into contact, .sometimes
nto CO lisioii, with that of other iuouirers, who h, ve Kone
and U?!lV^yr';'' <'£P"'n'™ts oT the history of c^^
aii,l beliefs, ihe book contx ns ndee<l a series of ehal-
dl'S'Tlfiw/'w '•'■''""''' '"^" ""'"'• ^"-^ «11 suffldci ly
,.,.,, si i„ we may expect to see taken up in due
/'• '■ , xliif. m'" "'*""" ^^^^ Pii"wpully eoiicern."-.Sa«!
1871
( '.I
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r..,nmiini.il In«litiill(.n«' heinit l'«rt IV. (if llio ! HiriMiuo IlIiiMrRllniiB, nptly clioseii fur til • riir;..M-« Ihejr
ii,,l,.y of Snolology. (vol. I., I'.irt I.,l l.on., I Nil, ^vo. | l^fj j'^',;j-^^ . yi^,,,,,,,,,,,,,! „, j.,.*, r,|.,.,l mitiiml lHuiiUlf«
hf U'Bcliim liU'K Mlilrli Mr, Spi'iucr ilcvflnhn iili.l II- , ^^^^^.^, ,.mii>.I.m1 IiIiii In KiillU'V li|i wllhlu lil^ ili'llniti' y«t
Cltl llt'AIII
Imvf I'liii))!
mTUMi'. «rii«|i,
... Ill untlU'V up wllhlu 111* ili'llniti' y«t
■ ti (inly llif iimliltinlliioii" tlirfuil" npun
liislriitfH iill lliroimli llir li'iok s iliat In tliu nirlv lil..lory ,„,„,„„ , „„. . . _..
iif Kock'lyiiiiil lii»illiillon» lorin liimKiiuflu'lorc-iilistuiiiT, , , .,.,.|,,|'n ,iisiiivi'ri'r» in iiliyhhiil n'li'iiiv, luit Him)
Mr S|K'lllTrlul» ulrillllV>lHHVIlUt..|oll'llr\ 1.1 llllOlT- ">">•■ ^<" I.' ...
rule thv CMiiiiilfxUy of k.h'ImI iplii'iiuiiiciiii, iiii.l in Jiiiii|i at
hnliiiluiis wlilrli oil till- liire nl ihfiii iin- inmli too uasy to
lir true . . . Iiini'iii'iul, Mr, S|K'iii'iT'hivilllioiltlv*. iiotliolil
ail. I iifw, iiru loo miii'li I'liiiiiUcI iiiiil too llttlu wvIkIuiI. ,
'llic ilclfi'lN arc iHrlmiw lii»i'|iaralili' Iroin tl luilioil iiiol
cMiilltloiiH of hh work ; ami, allcr all i> *alil. hf lm» I'ol
Ifili'l a uri'at iiius.1 of scalliifl I'acl* iiiol iiiiolc Iliuiii «ii!-
lillliaiil In till' UkIiI of mncral lili'im a.- I tlii'r llvlli«
iiniii .■oiiM liavo iloiie \{:'-S,il. Iln:, xll.\. I'l,
■ ■I'lioiii.'h Ir Ilii' imliirfof li»MiliJiTt-iiiallrr 't caiiiiot
lu'coiisliliTfcl Hhoni.' of Mr, S|H'nc<T'.'<ino»tvali. .u- worlm,
llii'iv are mTliapK IVwof llii'iii iiioiv i.|arlllmi iii ilif illiex-
pecU'il orili'r soailnilralily liilroiliiii'il Into a mii»» ot ulia-
otic iiialurhil."— (iii.vNT .Vli.kn; ,1.iii/., xvll. iis,
7. Thu Data of Kthics: bi'ing the I'lri-l I'drlionof the
I'l-iiidplfii of EthicH, l-on., 1S7K, Svo; llh f.l., l^-*4.
'■a shown Mr. SiK'iiccr's coiistnictlve p.iwcr ut ll.slicst,
mill lakes rank In the hli;hc>t onlcr ol plillosoplilcal
wrllliiKs, ihoM! Mliich Klvc lis nut only aruuiuciits liut
Ulcus, '-.Si/, Iln.. .xlviii, U7, _ . „
"fhc iiiicstlon al.oul action 1. the most urKunl of all,
iinil It 1- therefore iniillcrof rejolcinu that such nil liiear
triosii yet more snlitle lllircs « hich our recent hes( kliuwii
p»ycnuliit(lst« Iniveilrawii lurth; iicavliin Ihe whole, wllb
(li'xIeronssklU.lnluHn Itiiellccuuil falirl «rcnt delicacy
Hiiil apparent cohe-ioii, .Mr, spencer has inileei! m cii-
onllnalcil, ~nppleiiicnle.l, ami .Icvelupcil llio iluclrilieti of
his cuiiti'iiipurarlcs ami Imimilialc prcilece»«ors that tUo
plillo«uplu he sets lielorc ii- K Ihe very ciilnilnalloii of
Ihelrelloris,— the lilooniaml Iructlllcalloii resnitiiiu frnm
long-contlniieil anleriur piuccssen oluroHih, , , , It 1b the
presence of Ihe po-iilve elemeiil» 111 .Mr. t^pencer's phllus.
ophy u'hicli makes us hojiefiil as lo mmie ol It* rcsiilH In
one illrectloii. while ileplorliiK Its fatal cllects Kunerally,
. , . Ills system l»ii..| II Unci rcslliixphi'-e, hut a halllliK-
sintion In" the philosopher's progress, ami one at wlilcli
leiieerisin, like I.ockl»ni,
lory of philosophy."—
hhlluMipliy is of thai large
have liithcrtu asso-
several ruiuls nicel iiii<l iliverKu.
inny furiii a lnmliiiark In the
Huiirlirlii A'li'., I'xxxv. MK
" Mr. spencers conception of i
ami amliitluiis iliniaclcr whici
chilcil cxclnslvelv Willi the iiiiiiics of (.'oiilincnlal, anil
esiH'chillv of (icninin, thinkers. In liis view science resl*
upon eei'taln nlllniMle necessities of thought or 'i iiriori
principles, ami the llrst principles uf the special sciences
are likewise ii in-imi : ami II Is Ihe hiisincss of philosophy
nalioiiisuch a perfect sawmill, we were «uln« to .say, of :•- ,- ,■ , i , ,, , . ,. , ,-,i„,v.,-
tvoliniiinlsm as Mr Sp.ijncer shoiiM have seen lit lo puli- to unify kuuwledKe liy exliilniimt it as a iledncllun Iruiu,
llsh his Kthles In ndvauce of their proper place In the or synthesis of, these lirst pilnciples. '1 lie provlnee of
rk to which he lias devoted his life, . . . Ills work con- each special science in of necesslly llmiteil ; It deals with
■ '" the universe In one or other of lis manv as|Kcls or rela-
llons, and aceordliiKly it ran never tell us what the Ulil-
terse Itself Is, liiit only how It alilH'ars from one point of
view. When, llicrcfure. Rclentlllo achievement has beeu
carried to Its liirlliest limit there will still remain the
further (piestloii— What, artiT all, Is Ihe universe Itself?
To sonic minds this ipiestiun at jircsent seems, and
doiitillesK will loni,' cuiitinue to seem, hopeless of solu-
tion. It iH, hoMcver, lliis (piestliiii, and no other, to
which Ihe 'Synthetle I'hlloaophy' is Intended hy Us
author to funilsli the final answer, , , . He claims to
have established Ills ontoluL'ical doctrine upon a sclen-
title basis, upon the basis of the idea of evolution applied
as an universal method to ihe InlerpreUillon of the phe-
nomena of the universi;; to have Introduced Into as-
tronomy "" 'bi' "lu' band, and psychology and its de-
iK'ndent science.s on the other, the same method which
tains ma.s.se» of strlkliiKly-exprcs.sed crilleisni and lllus-
irailou of the Incohereiiceof onractual ethical vtiiudards.
It Is certain to form a powerful centre of cryslallliatlon
fur the lluid tboiiKlit of recent days, and Is, It seem-, to us
allcr this llrst pcru.sal.decidedlv the must notcwurthy pro-
duction of its enerii'etlc author. — .Vnr/oii, xxlx. 178.
"The elleetof the biaik oil the mature student of phll-
osuiihy will he lo ciiuvey to him much that is sUtfBe.stlvo
and dellKhtful, In Its laborious and subtle iiiialysis, and iu
display, so congenial to all really thoiiuhtlnl minds, ot lliu
i.assloii for an all-eomprehendiin? Keueralizatlon, whether
lie Is led lo eoiicur with Ihe authors views or not. At all
events, It cannot fall to Interest liliu as an earnest, and
what we eaunoi avoid calling a desperate, ellort to dra«
the noblest phenomena of our nature Into the evolution
thcorv."— ■'"'yWiidir, 1111. -'I'l.
•Tfils volume contains . . . .Mr. .«pencer's attempt to
iilace morality mi a ilcdnctlvc and linal basis. We have liarwiii applied exclusively to biology; ami bv so dolim
in It most of llic data from which in his opinion future ile- i to^ have acconiiillshed^ thai unllicaliiiu of knuwIeclKe
ductlons are to be made; and we may say that, thanks to ■ ' ' ' '- '•' '
bis power of selcctlm,' from amoni; the llrst principles
which are 'in the air' those which are most scieutllle
which, aswe have seen, In bis viewponslllules iihilo.sophy,
Mr, S|,encer's philosophy can bariUv be hinKliveil.
. . . The inevltiible verdict of iiosterity will ratify ourowu
in pronouncint; hls'uiiillcation of knowledge' a clumsy
piece of legerdemain."— /.o/i'/im i/uiirlirlii Hit., Ix. XVi.
"Ill spite of the interneelne warfare between his prin-
and probable, llianks also to his IiIkIi powers of analys
ami eo-ordinatlon, he has produced a treatise on morals
which may be reK'arded as more truly representative of the
gains ot modern tlioui;ht than any that has yet apiH'arcd.
At the same time, takinn this volume by it,-ell, we must ,--,-, , . , ,., . , ,, .,., ,
bear in mind that the principles he lays down in it are lolinit the force and clcarne».sof his genius, theextelit and
meant for ideal men in an ideal socletv ; they are not meant prolundity of his .scientific knowledge. It is questionable
to be translated immediately Into practice; they are ana- whether any thinker of liner calibre ha.s appeared in our
lytieal rather than bi-lnrical or actual; and any attempt country, altboUKh the future alone can delcrinine the
of the kind we have mentioned would be autioipatinK the ] isisltion he is to assume in Hi.story ' ' ' '
cljiles and the Ibeological and metaphysical principles
omdally admitted, even antaKonLsts are compelled to
course of evobilion, and would be dangerous rather than
beneficial in its elVccts,"— -K/i,, No. '^"a.
H. Political Institutions ; being I'art V. of the Prin-
ciples of Sociology, (vol. ii , Part II.,) Lon., 1S82, .'^vo.
"His generalizations, founded mostly on extracts com-
piled for him in the folios of • Descriptive Sociology' are
often of inferior fpinlllv, partly from the extracts them-
M'lves being scraps, ami partly from his own method of
inference being uncritical."- E. Ii. Tylor; Acad., xxlii.
63.
9. The Man nr^iii the State, I,on., l.'^St, Svo.
"According to Mr. Herbert Spencer, the true Liberal
doctrine is • greater freedom from restraint, iiartlcnlarly in
pulltieal institutions.' . . . Mr. Silencer would restrict the
functions of the State to those of the police magistrate and
policeman."— .s'ptc/u<()r, Ivlii. 421. ,..,,,
"As an analysis of a temporary tendency, Mr. Herbert
Spencer's book Is very interesting ; but we are far from
thinking it a complete or adeiiuale treatment of the sub-
ject."— \(i(ion, xli. 39.
10. Ecclesiastical Institutions : being Part VI. of the
Principles of Sociology, (vol. ii., Part III.,) Lon., 1885,
Hvo.
" He always writes didactically: he expounds his opin-
ion on some subject and then proceeds to illustrate it by;
facts drawn from auv race or age; for such purposes ol
illustmtion one traveller's tale answers as well as aiioiher.
Hut when these illustrations have .served to make clear
what .Mr. Spencer's o|iinlon is. the reader is still at a lo.ss
to understand how it is proved."— .I'/i., No, 3i>4o.
11. The Factors
from the " Nineteenth
Genbuai, Ckiticismi
" ro,s.sc.ssing as he does an acquaintance with almost all
branches of physical .science, together with a singular
quickness in tbe'dctectlunof anaiouies, and much analytic
power, he has the good fortune to be f.lso aljle to manifest
Kis wea Itl/o tliVmSht by a corresponding richness of die- „ »P«""rV, ""'• ^"^ .""',' •' i", ^'^
tlon his slvle being clear and forcible, abounding in pic- ; St. David 8 College, Lampeter; ordained 1871
ViTi '
,\t present he is too
close to us for an accurate estimate,'. , . He alone of llritisli
thinkers has organized a .system of I'hilosopliy."— IJ. H.
Lkwks; Thr Uixlurii nf Philiisniiliii, llh cd.. 11, 7.'iii,
" No iihllosopher achieves .sucli vast popularity as .Spen-
cer except by rea.son of some real merit. Mr, Spencer's
principal merit is his jilnck in tryiitg lo do what every
philosophy must do,— to formulate the phenomenal uni-
verse in a simple, positive, dogmatic way. His next merit
is that lie Is profuse of facts familiar as well as remote,
ami nntechnlcal in his manner of exposition. When an-
other anthor shall arise who, stamling as little aloof from
the plane of the popular intelligence as Mr. spencer, shall
make a .synthesis as truly complete as his is spuriously so,
as (listincl in Its fonnulatioii as his is equivocal, as con-
sistent as his Is incoherent, that author will easily drive
Mr. Spencer from his stronghold in the popular imagina-
tion.' -.Vu/iVm, XXX. 'i'J2.
Spencer^ J. Elementary Practical Chemistry and
Laboratory Practice. Part I. Lon.. 1883, 12ino.
Spencer, J. Stiitt'ord. Dips into Nature : Poems,
Lon., 1872, |). Svo.
Spencer, Rev. Jesse Ames, S.T.D., [miff, vol.
ii., add.,] professor of tlie liicck language and litera-
ture in the College of the City of New York 18(HI-7il,
and professor emeritus 1879-81 ; appointed custodian of
the Standard IJihlo in 1883. 1. The Young Ruler
who had Great Possessions, and other Discourses, 1S71.
2. A Course of English Reading, 187:1. 3. .«kctch of
" the
h.
gment, Eternity :
Studies in Holy Soripu..e, X. York, 18S7, 12mo,
Spencer, John. Things New and Old; or, Store-
house of Similes, Lon., 1871, 2 vols. ]i. Svo.
Spencer, Rev. John Louis, li.D., graduated at
vicar of
','""" , ;,"^ i/i V ■j'liV- -• A l.ourse oi r-ngiisn Iteauing, i»i.>. a. .-acicn <
VV, ■ {'Z,u?t\n^' r,.r,r\,,t^,\\ i^e History of the Protestant Episcopal Church in t
ol Organic Evolution : reprinted ; ,,^..^_, ^^J^^ ^,., . ,j,,.^ ^.l^ , ^1^^ ^ , y^^^.
h century, Lou., l.-^si, 8vo. Intermediate .State, irrection. Judgment,' Eternit
r* ■ %
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H|H.iic..r, Thi.odore C;. Tl,„ Hu»^^u. ,„, ,,
llKi"U.,.,„l P„|i,i.„| |„u.rty, N. v,„h, In"; ■.„' '"
H|..-iii-er, W. A. MinnoHuf. Sm,,,,,,.; (" , i „. '
I")rl.-, Ml «. x.-xx ilsrt'i -1 w'l.i "T" '"" ' iMirt l(e-
1i, li vul-. ■';;;"'•' I '^"''-' '.) " I'l". ami Si. Puui, |^,i,u
^.!'«'"j:''''','^"- >Villi,„„ l,„r,„g, I, ,., ,, .„
..A I'lu.'k.v Orif, N. V„rk, IH.-fi l'),„„ i ,.' , . '
June; ,..S,„r.v,„ „„. l.lH,.k'll lb, N.-y 'k \s^~^\Z'
IHDl, .) vols. p. m,, ' ,{',': ; '••■ "" '" ""ir. I."li.,
vols. 11. Svu; n<m oci Ihhii i i, . '""••, I '*''». •!
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1871. 3. i^t. Oswald's Sunday-Scliool, Lon., 1870, 12mo.
4. Last Words : Six Sermons preached in lleston Church,
Ilounslow, 1875.
Spooner, Elizabeth. 1. Historical Scenes se-
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12uio. 2. Daily Headings for a Year, Lon., 187it, 12mo.
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Spooner, Tlionins. Memorial of William Spooner,
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Spooner, W. C, M.R.V.C. History, Structure,
Economy, and Diseases of Sheep. Illust. Lon., 1874 ;
now ed., 1878, fp. Svo.
Spooner, .Mrs. Z. H. (Ed.) Poems of the Pil-
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16mo. 3. Hugh Cheaton's Vow; or. The Trials and
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years has been somewhat impaired. The annual publi-
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iliSiiiiiii
arduous expiom ion it , , t w. ''f^^''. >'<'"" »!>"it in
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«•«• ■ '»"" si-e iNoiiTFI. l.,Ki(iiir<.
^:r:y^^'t?:t[!r:h!:ir£r:r-'
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I " Though Lord .Stanhope cannot claim any one of the
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1 liistorv that is dcslined to live, his intidliucncc, laimc.s.s,
, and research iiiiil<c him usmilly a sale KUide as to facts,"—
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Stainer, W. The lientleman Emigrant: his Daily
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Monastic l.ooilim : an Analytical Sketch of the Monks
and Monasteries within the Metropolitan Area during
the Centuries 12011 to 100(1, Lon., 1SS7, p. Svo. ;i. A
Martyr to Pride : a Dramatic Uomance of the Present
D:iv,"Lon., ls->^. rr. Svo.
Staniland, William. Songs after Sunset, Lon.,
I SSI, cr. Svo.
Stanley, Very llev. Arthur Penrhyn, D.D.,
LL.n., [..,i(.., vol. ii., ail.'.,] ISI.J-ISSI. In 1872 he was
for the second time appointed select )ireacher at Oxford,
in spite of a vehement opposition occasioned by his lib-
eral views in matters of church doctrine and discipline;
in 1874 he went to Moscow to solemnize the marriage of
the Duke of Edinburgh according to the English ritual :
and in 1S7S he visited the United States and delivered
sermons and addres.ses. I. Sermon, June 19, 1S70, on
Charles Dickens. Lon., Is70, Svo. 2. Essays, chicBy on
Questions of Church and Slate, Lon., IS70, Svo.
"These ' Essavs' range over a period cf twenty years,
n8.i0-1870,) and "thev furnl.sh a series of siiinnlarly inter-
esting illustrations of the great controversies which aavc
agilaled that time. , , , Every one. inileed, of his ' Essays
has achieved in its day a success whii !i makes recoinmeii-
dutlou uiinece.ssary."-^.s>fC(ii/oi'. xliv. .'51.
:f. The Athanasiah Creed and the Uitual Commisi.ion,
Lon,, 1871, |i. Svo, I. Sermon : Distress in Paris, 1871,
Lon., 1871, /2mo, 5, Sermons : National Thanksgiving,
Lecture- on the History of tin
Lon,, 1807, lOmo, 2. Home and Church : a Chapter in
Family Life, Lon., lS71,?il. lOiuo. :i. Homilies on Chris-
tian Work, Lon,, 1S7S), \: Svo, 4. I'hilip Doddridge,
(".Men Worth Uemembering,") Loi:„ ISSl). p. Svo. :>.
Voices from (':ilvary : a Series of Homilies.Lon., ISSl, p.
Svo. 0. The Lord's Prayer, ( "'
position,") Lon., ISsn, 12nio,
and Unbelief, Lon., ls>,'i. lOmo. S. From Calvary to Oli-
vet : a Course of Homilies, l.on., IS^.i, p. Svo. i). The
Evening of Our Lord's Ministr\ : being Preludes to
"Voices from Calvary:" a Course of Homilies, Lon,, ISSO,
Svo. 10. The Wit iind Humourof Life: beiii:,' Familiar
Pn
"I'lie Ilean bus civeii us exquisite sketches of the Celtic
and Chureli period, most liiiislioil dramatic episodes of
Covenanting story, has iirenched mn-t eloi|Uciit lessons on
eharitv, esiieciallv in the sermon, prefixed ti the lectures,
which" was delivered in the time-honoiired church of ohl
Household Library of Ex- [ Greyfriars, in Edinburgh, on (he 'Eleventh Coniinainl
7 Alternatives of Faith ■ inent,' ' That ye love one niiothcr ' Hut as It .seems to us.
'• and as It has seemed to some of his greale-l admirers in
the North, he has simplv posipoued iiidennilcly the grcai
moral result which luii-'ht havellowed from his Iccliire-
by his ignoring, first of all. ibe inlcnse belief of the Scotch
people ill theirecclesiastiial imlepeiidciiee; aiiil,.secoiiilly.
Iiv his jilorllicBtion of a i|Uestioiial)le generatlon-llie
W'orld-famous ' Moderates'— as representatives In their day
of the deepest worth of .Scotch eliurehmen."— S/;cc(u(ui.
xlv. fi'.M.
(A letter from Dean Stanley, replying to (he criticism
in this article, is printed in the ,Si„ri„i(ii; xlv, 720, ami
a rejoinder by the reviewer in xlv. 7.'>2.) 7_. Prospiii-
f Christian .Missions: a Sermon, Lon,, ls7:i, 8vo,
, Lon., lS8fi, p. svo,
.'lay-Time .Sayings and Do
talks with Young Christi:in
StanTord, Kdward.
ings. Lon., ISSH, 4to.
Stanford, .'♦iiss Hope. 1. Down the Way: n
Novel, Lon., ISSI, .'! vids. er. Svo. ? The Otways'
Child, Lou., ISSl). p. Svo. , .. _ _
Stanford, W. Itedell. English Verse for Uepc- oimrles Kingsley: a. Sermon preached in Wcstniinsti r
lilion: with Notes, Eon., IS7P, : new cd., 1S70, Ismo. i ,\lil„.y, I,„n„ 1875, Svo. 11. The Early Christianity ol
Stanhope, I'^li'/.abeth Still, Countess of j x„,.thumbria: a Lecture, Lon., 1S7.'), 12ino. 10. Leo
Harrington, ihiughter of liobert Lucas dc Pearsall ; i tures on the History of the Jewish Church. Third
married, ISIill, to the seventh Earl of Harrington, (d. | gei.ipg. Lon., 1S75, Svo.
laSi.i 1. I'ocmr. liy E. !!. ?. !,<m., 1S74, Iftnio. .. ;; .> iinotfodu"- mRoy t^ a Mtpr kiiowledirc of Juds
Ism, and prompt tliiMU to study it. llr. Stanley lias sliowi
Anon. 2. The Prime Minister and Tom: Plavs for
Young People, Lon., ISS7, sq. Iflino.
.lis ability to transfuse life liilo the past of Israi
stands in n middle p li between advanced scholars an
of
Stanhope, Jieorge. iTrans.) On the Imitatii
by Tiioinas a Kcinpis, Lon,, ISSfl, p, Svo, __,^ _
Stanhope, I'hilip Henry, tilth Karl Stan- i legendary together Into a web of pleasing texture, wllhoiu
1^76
I Kcneral readers, ami flosses over Ibliuts unpleasant to
; average English mind; If he weaves " '' ' ■■''
111.
the' historical an. I
'■ rr n <rrii,...|-,,l i., ... UHTlt. in Issj ..C .I.T i. _ ..^ ' ' '""- '"'I Oi lUl
have r..w rivMl.-. Hut I ,'■ 1 m .:',■"„.';: ':""'"''- "'"'I''
all. to write hiMury lui.l li ,m -, ^^'V""" "•"'"•r
iiicnt. in
SI t out
Kiniti I'ii^hii,
letiirrjcil to KuP'riii
iL'.
liy their ,Sun. Lon.,
An Inniun
--,- ■ ."ion, (,on
ntoiasgow, Lon:,"is7!;:s;:;;'" "''^''^'•™'
wanl ami Ciithcrim; .Sl;inlrv.
ilize,! worl.l.ilhrv 1 ,u „,'"'■ ""■'/"-'I'"''! the civ
wliieli ux<Teil the l.re>em v, i ,„ ' ''.T''; ,"""',\ !"^-i"oir.s
iMuml value .,r i.eri,,iuU .iiV ■ ", ' "'S',' " ''"" "'' '" »"• in
haveleait ■ go "a m, r ., ;,; '
"n;nM.wia^e>^,e..ia/;y'l,i;!'i;:,;!;!l!i:^;;;i,;;;;^'i,^^l!i^h,,p
10. Chrislian Inslilution* • \-\<i„vt ,.., i- i ■ .
^•j/^M^ets, I ,. issi, .,,„"„;, ^:;';J^;'" '^™l-,a.t,.al
s.u.hle,! will, faot^ aille'; la '': ;,,','' T" ""-^^y
■'•■/•' rt//«--, liv 'w;i '^ '"" t"i"i""iulment.s."-
l^ho Uite,l States and Cana.la ,.i l.^rs, I.o.T., Ks.!; |,'
/auUless1li''^,vl;™;;''::,ear„?^^|^l!;';,J''■''^■"•^"M'"•ost
IS. Sermons for Chil.lron, ineludin
Ac, I,on., ISS7, |,, Svo.
',' "' "■« ^■llo»>tone, an,l anion- the liey.or- an;i
..on! mrsv^"'"''" ''• '''^•"''"'■- '" '•'-•-.
iiilerviuw.s lie h«.l with them."- m .V„ V ', ' ""-'
vilf„'".'',";>'' ,"-• '• '■^'"'"-•t I-'H™'!,' Vllenrv (JrC-
y"if,i;;:i,i?s„ii;sr;;i,;:"""— ••>' ;<S
nal
if
(•■M. ot the Congo Fr..e .«tato. In l>S7 he
m an e.vi,e.|,tioii organized for the relief of
""■!• Ii^'ving ac,.on,plislu,l this purpose,
'■r:!-rr;:;;„"s ;""""""■ ' -'Sv:;;;
1 ■' ■ , ; .' '■ ".''■ "''\< "I'l^^ which l,e-
Icll '.Mr. .-ta'tiievin , ; '" '' '"■'■ "''\' "f'^^ wl,ieh l,e-
Aniericai ,. ni, i.V ""■ "'.liirn to iher,,a,.t. . . . ijie
iaiiilv M >ia, \-^e a o'ImI'' '"' '"!'' ^'/'■'■'■'•'^- »'"' "^i--
N.i'.^nne,M,r , he f,,e"'!!-,^,:/^;y'-^Viv'r '"'''' ''^'■'^'''^'''
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.l-rU;t,ons,r :U;" ':■':=.<;;;;!,, 1--- ..y ex..el,e„t
Siaie:
a .Story of
the Ueatitudes,
.My Kalulu, I'rinee, Kin- and
'e;UralAfnca,I.on.a,arx."^:,.i;:"|sr;;,,
-.V'./».„, xviii ,.^1 *''-""i"''"t«"f the whole perCormanee."
eat,:;;;rt^frh',^'i:!;;!''V;?'s:^r'v^a^r''rvr''
{;;;;in..,a,o"iLrt^ihr:u;:„^-^;-r'' ""- "-
lllu>t. LiMi. and .N. York, l,-<7,s, 2 vols
Alaps and
and were aetiiu..,i V,,- ,p„. 'V '''"'''' ""^ -aiae staiicfar.ls
A«/io«..x.xvil.i7y ^ ""'*"""' motives with hini.self."-
SfVo^f w"fk ';:„'. 'r" '',"""'!'"« "'■ "' Free State: a
Lon^.;;!i^'^::,.^iU^!;'X'- ^'"I-s and must.
" '" r ' i,:;,^!::;vi:t!/':^!;:;!?'' '« iii^^pt-intiiv. The ron^,.
.r-'
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™"n..ofPi,and;aa„d'o;h..',?r;:rr\vu;j:
.on., mi, Svo .(. (frans. ami e.l.) Narrative of the
Portuguese Embas.sy to Ahys.sinia, Ii2ll-li27 by i'r m
eisoo Alvare., I-rie.st, (Uakluyt ,s',e. Pub.;, I.onVlssi;
,,Mi^"'/:>i'.J!.':.''/''. •■*?"■•'«"'. '^''««' name was origi.
:fl^,-!'!'"!.«!'-'«.^a?,b.isio,Jearr,e;bigCw;.^:; !?;;^!:;;i!i- ••i-;^^/^ti.:!;':i'i;:^C^^^^
at the age of fifteen ...oiled as a cabin-l,..v to Ve'w Orleans
„/,! tlie Oonledeiat -my in the eivil war,
■ mict. In ISd, he went with the Hritidi arinv to
I 'S"! '" ™"-l'"r""" "f "'« New York .1
In lHi() he was sent bv th" -»mc -.•iier ••. \f ; •
KMd'Vmr"*^"';'";;' ^^""" ''^''™'''' i""^"veu,i,e;;
.:?« :^^;f;';;?ie t .^5;;:;^^^;k ^lei^dii*,,!:'; t . -^
l-f.a he .inUertook an expedition, Htted out by the King
poi^ihi::- ';t';[,k;i?^r'Pr '"'^^^
owh. Ill' Vfr , .hr,,, "- '"■"■Inu.ts and inaniilaetiirei-s
«. In Darkest Africa; or. The Quest lu.=..ue ■•,(
Kmcat .f Kuiie, G,H;ernor of K.^iltoria: IIU^: and
Jlaps. I,„n. and X . Y ork. 1 ,syi), 2 vols. .^vo.
Mailley, J. Tuscan Fairy-Tales, Lon., IStO, p.
4fT\':ir,:'';"f • .'•/J'''"'^!'''''- °f '^^ ««d., Lou ,
S87, 2 vols! {;; Jvo. "'' *"'" "' ""' ^™'' '^°''-
1^77
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STA
Stanley, Knte. NceJlo-Work and Cutting-Out:
Hints, Suggcrtions, Ac, Lon., 1S83, p. 8vo; new cd.,
ISSS.
Stanley, Miss Mnry, 1S14-1S79, daughter of
Biidiop StiinU-y lA' Nunvieh, and sistiT of tlie dean of
Wc^^tuiinsliTi was a niirpe in the Crimean wur, and
afterwards organized nuineious eharitable in.^titutions
in London. She hecunie a Human Cathidie in 1K56.
True to Mfe; a Siinide Story. By a Sketchor from
Nature. Lon., is;:!, p. svo; new cd., ISTfi.
Stanley, iMnry. Measure for Measure: a Novel,
K. Vorl{, 1>S2, IJmo.
Stanley, Hon. Maude AUhen,b. 183:! ; daughter
<if the second Baron Stanley of Alderloy. Work about
the Five Dinl.<. !,on.. l-^TS, ]i. Svo. .\non. i
"Stanley, T. Lloyil," (I'seud.) See Smith,]
RicnARn iMouiiis, xkihh. I
Stanley, VV. I- . K.\|K'rimental Keseiirchcs into
the I'roperties and Motion- of Fluids, Lon., ISSl, Svo. |
Stanley, W. G. A New Sea and an Old Land, ,
Lon., ISTI, Svo. !
Stanley, W. O. Memoirs on Remains of Ancient!
Dwellings, l.on., 1>7I. i
Stanley, Wallace P. Our Week ABoat ; or, IIow
we Kxplored the I'eijuonset River, lllust. N. York
and Chic, ISSS, 1 2uio.
Stanley, /. L. The Mysterious Doctor: a Novel, {
N. York, ISSS, 12mo.
Stannardv Mrs. Henrietta Eliza Vaut;lian,
(".lohn Strange Winter," pseud..) b. lso{'), at York;
diiughter of the late Rev. ilenry Vaughan I'almer.
rector of St. MargaretV, York, who previously to taking
orders had been an officer in the artillery ; married, ,
18S1, to Arthur Stannard, civil engineer. Most of her '
books have appeared under the above pseudonyme.
Many of them are descriptive of army life, and she has
been mentioned by RuKkin, in a letter to (he Daily Tel-
egra]di. as "the" author to whom we owe the most
finished and faithful rendering ever yet given of the
character (jf the l!riti^h soldier." She has also written
under the pseudonynie of " Violet Wbyte." 1. Cavalry
Life: Sketches in 'liarracks and out, Lon., IsSl, 2 vols.
Svo. 2. Regimental Legends, Lon., IS8;i, :! vols. cr. Svo.
3. Booties' liabv : a Story of the Scarlet Lancers, Lon.,
188o, 12mo. (." lloup-la: aTale. Ulust. Lon., ISSo,
cr. Svo. 5. The (ihost of an Old Love. By Violet
Whyte. Lon., 1S8J, 3 vols. cr. Svo. ti. Pluck, Bristol,
1586, l2rao. 7. Army Society Life in a (iarrison Town :
a Discursive Story, Lon., Is^-O, p. Svo. S. Mignon's
Secret: br. The Story of a Biirrack Bairn, Lon., ISS6,
12mo. 0. On March": the Story of a Man of Honour,
Lon., 188ti, 12mo. 1". (iarrison (Jossip, Lon., |SS7, 2
vols. cr. Svo. II. Mignon's Husband: a Novel, Lon.,
1587, p. Svo. 12. A Siege Baby: a Novel, Lon., 1887,
2 vols. cr. Svo. 13. That Inip, Lou.. |SS7, I2(no. 14.
Wanted, a Wife; a Story of the Sixtieth Dragoons; and
other Tales, Lon., ISS7, 12mo. I... Beautiful Jim: a
Story of Army Life, Lon., 1888, 2 vols, cr, Svo. Hi.
Booties' Children, Lon., ISSS, 12ino. 17. Christmas
Annual, Lon., 18SS, Svo. IS. Confessions of a Pub-
lisher: Autobiography of A. Drinkwater, Lon., 18SS,
p. Svo. 111. My Poor" Dick. Illust. Lon., 18SS, 12mo.
Stannard, Henry. Outdoor Common Birds: their
Habits and General Characteristics. Illust. Lon., 187:),
p. Svo.
Stannard, Mrs. M.
of a Professional
Memoir
Lady Nurse, Lou., 1S73, ]i. Svo.
" Merelv the very uninteresting autobiography of a per-
son who maniigeil ill the ttohl-liolds of Australia, oil ship-
board, and clseHhero, (o earn a livelihood iisa iinrse, and
ended by becoming matron t.j .some liospilal."— .Si<tf(a(ur,
xlvi. Cl->.
Stanning, Kev. Joseph Heoton, gradu ited at
Clare College, Cambridge, lSo',1; ordained 1S,",(); vicar
of Leigh, Lanc:ishiie, since IS71. (13d.) The Registers
of the Parish of Leigh, Lancashire, from February, 1J68,
to March, 1(')2,^, 1S,8:!. Privately printed.
Stansiield, A., of Kersall. (Iround Flowers and
Fern Leaves: being a Selection of Poems. By A. S. K.
Manchester, IS7(1.
Stansiield, K. Twenty-Five Original Hymn Tunes,
l,;;r,,. !H7!. p. Hvo.
Stantial, K. K. (Trans.) The Marriage Tie ; from
the (icrman of J. van Dewall, (pseud, for August
Kuehne.l Lon., 187!). 2 vols. p. svo.
Stanton, E. II. Good Little Daughters: a Story
of (jirl Life, Lon., 188(1, p. Svo.
1378
STA
Stanton, Mrs. Elizabeth, b, 181.^, at .Johnstown,
N.Y. ; daughter of Judge Daniel Cady, and wife of Henry
Brewster Stanton, in/ni ; has taken a prominent part
in the advocacy of woman sull'rago. With ANTnoNV,
Sl-san 1!., and Oa(;i:, .MATii.nA .ros(,YN, (ed.) History
of Woman Suffrage, Ists-lssi, Rochester, N.Y., ISSI-
87, 3 vols. Svo.
Stanton, Evon. Ruhainah : a Story of Afghan
Life, Lon., lss(i, iL'nio.
Stanton, (>eorge K. Rambles and Researches
among Worcestershire Churches, Lon., ISSI, p. Svo; new
ed., lsS7.
Stanton, Henry Hrewster, [ni,i,, vol. ii., add.,]
18(15-1887. Riinilom Recollections, N.York, |SS7, I2mo.
(Two previous editions, |iriviitely printed, in ISSS and
1SS6. Relates to political ond social life in Connecticut,
the anti-slavery movement, journalism, &c.)
Stanton, il^nry Thompson, b. ls:',4, at Alex-
andria, Va. : educated at several colleges in Kentucky,
and at tlie C.S. Military Academy; serveil in tlie civil
war; has been U.S. Indian Commissicmer for several
years. 1. The Moneyless Man, and other Poems, Halt.,
1870, 12mo. 2. Jacob Brown, and other Poems, Cin.,
187.'), l2nio.
Stanton, James. Judas Wright, Lon., 1875, p.
Svo.
Stanton, R. H. New Digest of Decisions, Ken-
tucky Court of Appeals, embracing All Reported Cases,
17"2'-187ti, Cin.. ()., 1S77, 2 vols. r. Svo.
Stanton, Ilev. Kichard, of the Oratory. A
Menology of Fnghind and Wales; or, Brief Memorials
of the Ancient British and Knglish Saints, arranged ai'-
cording to the Calendar: together with the Martyrs of
the Sixteenth and Seveuteentn Centuries. Compiled by
Order of the Archbishop and the Bishops of the Province
of Westminster. Lon., 1SS7, Svo.
"To those who are working on niediceval historj" the
book will be most useful."— Kdwaud PeacihK; Acad.,
xxxiii. 'Jls.
Stanton, Theodore, b. IS.il, at Seneca Falls,
N.Y. ; son of H. B. and E. Stanton, «»;/i'( ; graduated
at Cornell University 187(i; adopted journalism as a
profession, and resides in Paris. 1. (Trans.) Life of
Louis .Adolphe Thiers, by Franfois Le Goff, N. York,
1879, Svo. 2. (Ed.) The Woman (Juestion in Eurojic :
a Series of Original Essays : with an Introduction by
Frances Power Cobbe, N. York, 1SS4, Svo.
Stanton, Rev. Vincent Henry, M.A., B.D.,
graduated at Trinity College, Cambridge, 187(1 ; ordained
1872; Ely ])rofcssor of divinity in the University of
Cambridge, The Jewish and the Christian Messiah : a
Study in the Earliest History of Christianity, Edin.,
ISSli, Svo.
" An exceedingly able work on a very important sub-
ject."— -loc/., xxxi. 91.
Stanwood, Edward. A History of Presidential
i Elections, N. York, ISSii, 12mo; 2d ed., rev., ISSS.
' Staples, Rev. Nahor A. The Way, the Triith,
and the Life: Sermons: with Life by J. W. Chadwick,
Best., 1870, 16mo.
Stapleton, Miss, [mile, vo\. ii., add.] 1. Apples
; of Gold by Starliglit, Lon., 1S73, lOmo. 2. The Life of
Christ: a Poem, Lon., 1877. p. Svo.
Stapleton, Edward J., b. 1839; son of Augus-
tus Granville ."-'tapleton, ((iii(<', vol. ii.;) educated at
Brasenose College, Oxford. (Ed.) Some Official Corre-
i spondenco of George Canning, Lon., 1887, 2 vols. Svo.
"These volumes admittedly aim at completing gaps in
' earlier publications. . . . Some of the voluminous eorre-
spondeiiee of, and to, jirivate individuals is very iiiteresi-
iiig, some of it tunny, some of it dull."— ^bvKi., xxxii. 41ii.
Stapleton, J. The Thames: a Poem, Lon., lS7s,
Stapleton, J. (Jlobe. Shall we Live again? a
, Poem, Lon., Is7(5.
Stapleton, John. Horace Plumpton : a Novel,
Lon.. ls^(,, 2 vols. cr. svo,
Stapleton, Patience. The Major's Christmas,
[stories,] Denver. Col., 1S8(>.
Stapley, .-Vlfred M. The Mechanism of Nature;
an Essay on the ••'undaniental Principles of Natural
Philosophy, Manchester, issd, cr. Svo.
Stapley, M. V. History of the English Church ;
3d ed., 0;if.. 187.); Ith ed., 1 878, p. Svo.
j Ntupylton, Ilenry Edward Cheiwynd-, i'-
IS22; graduated at University College, Oxford, 184:!
; 1. The Eton School Lists from 1791 to 1877: with Notc^
land Index, Eton, ISSii, sm. 4lo. 2. Chronicles of the
1 Yorkshire Family of Staplelon. Illust. Lon., 1S85.
STA
Slarck, E. L. A I'hilosonbical Study : Gmmmur
and L,.nK.,a«o : an Attempt at tU Introduction of Wio
into (.nununir, Host., 1SS7, ]2mo. Only 500 copies
printed. ^ > ji^k."
Stark, C. H. A Digest of Missouri Reports: em-,
hrac.ng vols 1. to x.xxix. of the Reports if the Su>
prcme Court, from Is72 to IHSt;, and vols. i. to vxiM
nuf. .'."'•; *-'""',' "f Ap-'oals, and „f ,he Kansas
, ''-l .'""','■ "' 'M'P«"1''. Ii-''m 1876 to IS.sfi, St. Loui«
ln>^( , .i voln. Svi).
stark, James, M.D., F.R..S.E., |„w,, ^„|. u ,„i,i i
St. Man hews Oo.<pel,- with tho I'arallei I'a.^sa.'es'in the
other hvangelists sloiwing their A-r.ements and iJitler-
cnoes: with Notes and Cominenls, I'di,,. und Lon , 1,m7S
hvo. Anon. > ' i i
Stnrk, James Henry. I. rilustnited llisiorv of
Boston llarhor. I nst. and .M„p. |i„„., is:;,, iif,„„.
l8«^;^oi;';,r^:^;,^">""^'<'-"- ii-t. uost.;
\^T\^n2' William. Poems and Translations, Lon.,
Starkweather, George B., F.U.tj.s. Tho Law
of he.x: hein;; an !■ .vposition .d' the Natural ],aw hy
whieh the Se.^ ot Ollspring is controlled in Man and -ho
Lower Animals. Illust. Lon., |ss:i Svo
^!;Kri^':^^:;i;!,^!^'in?t"^ ''"'■^■'^ ''-'-- ''-'';^
starling, Matthew Henry, LL.B b lSi7.
graduated at King's College, London, IS.Mt, calle,! to
the bar at he nner temple |M,;:i; practises before tho
High Court ot liombay. With Const.uii.h, F I! M A
Indian ( riminal Law and Procedure: including 'the
Irocedure in the High Courts, as well as that in the
Courts not estabhshe.l by Royal Charter: with Forms of
Charges and Notes on Kvidence: Illustrated by a Lar>'c
Number of' English Cases, and Cases. lecided in the iliW,
Courts ol India; .'id cd., Lon., IS^S, nied. Svo °
Starr, Miss Eliza Allen, [""'•, vol. 'ii., add 1
b. KS24, at Beerfield, Mass. ; a teacher id' drawing and
painting and lecturer on art in Cliica-o. I Patron
Saints. Illust. Bait., 18,h1, Svo. 2. Pilgrims and
fchrines. Illust. Chic, ISSIt, 2 vols. 12uiu. ;). The
Songs of a Lifetime, Chio., IsS7, l2mo.
Starr, Frederick Katchrord,[-,H^e, vol. ii..a<M 1
b. 1N2I ; established the Eclio Farm Coiiipanv at Lit.'ii-
lielil. Conn. I. Farm Echoes. Illust. N. Vork, IsM
12i;io. 2. From Shore to Shore, Phila., 1S87 '
Starr, George O. " Forest and Stream" Iland-
Rook for Hillcmen: with List of Rillo Associations in
America, N. Vork, 187(1, 18ino.
Starr, Louis, M.D. L Diseases of tho Digestive
Organs in Infancy and Childhood, Phila., IsSG Svo ''
Hygiene (d' the Nursery. Phila., I SSS, Svo. '
Starr, M. Inde.x-Dlgest of Rei -"rts. Wisconsin Su-
preme Court, (1S42-I8S2,) Chic, III., 1S83, Svo
Starr, Sydney. 1. Katty the Flash : a Mould of
Dublin Mud, Dublin, ISSd, s^. lOm,,. 2. A Sou of Man ■
a .'^'tory in Three Chapters. Lon., 1880, 12mo.
Starr, William Holt. Centennial Historical
Sketch ol tho Town of New London, Bost., 1S7!(. Svo
Starrett, Helen Ekin. Letters to a Dau.'hter
and Sermons to a School-Cirl, Chic, 1885, l2uio With
Ai.i.isoN, Mns. FnAXcKS Ekin, Tho Future of Edu-
cated W onion : Men, Women, and Money : Two Essays.
Chic, 1;<S5, Kimo. ^
Starrett, Lewis Frederick. Poems and Trans- ■
lations. Host., ISSS.
Start, T. W, Ji, i;.\crcises in Mensaration for Ju-
nior Students, Lon., ISSti, l2iH0. i
Startin, James, M.R.C.S., [on^., vol. ii., add.] I. '
Uingworm, and other Diseases of the Skin and Hair, '
Lull., I87:i, sm. 8vo. 2. Lectures on tho Parasitic bis-
eases of tlio Skin. Illust. Lon., 188 1, p. Svo. 3
Syphilitic Eruptions of the Skin; or. The Svphilo-Der-
mata, .tc, Lon., L^So, Svo. \. Healthy Skin; a Lec-
ture, Lon., 1888, Svo.
Stutham, rtaiiuin Ueginald. 1. Alice Rush-
ton, and other I'oems. IJy Francis Reynold-i, [pseud.] .
Lou 1868, p. 8vo. .?. Glaphyra, and other Poems,
i^y Francis Reynolds. Lon., L87(), p. Svo. 3. Eu-
charis- ii Poem, Lou., 1871, 12mo. i. The Second
STE
(.rrnvth of the Nineteenth Century, Lon., 1872, p Svo
r' ,'0,0''' '" ^""^ ■ " ^'''•'"^^'' "'■ ""^ Present Position,'
Lon., 1872, p. 8yo. ,;. niacks, Boers, and British: k
Ihree-Corncred Problem, Lon.. IS8I, p. Svo. 7 Free
rhought and True Thought : a Contribution to an Ex-
isting Argument, Lon., 1881. p. Svo.
ti,"„^',';'i''^'".""l'" "■"■'" ",'"■'-■ niinistrrui'a ,«mt<di congrcKa-
1 11 whn lui,| nn^'inally giuhcred n.iin.l a ox-rSe-
galioiia iniiusler n.r wliom Mr. llii.xlcv 'k' -..re, lie of
i.iasiiaiu.sm and lIitiiiiliMii, to be worked bv a learoi./l
lo'K'Vm m,ri V'v''^' ""''! ""■' '" ,'l>^"'"'-di.?ate.l ' 1
me'u n ,. ' -^i '■' ">■ '" ""■ ''""idry parishes, by
let t f i',',"; '"■' "','!'■' "^ I"-"l<'->"rs„l'dailvcoi|.
^'. .;' • • ; ." '** '" ""' negative- iiart c,t his liuc.k iloit \Ip
statlian.liiiTiself.siRTeedsl,est. TluM-bal ci ! 'T e Iiati;
i;T,.:;,x'i';.o//:''i^'vi.'::i'"'''^' ''""'•■ "''"''^^
S. The Zulu Inc|uirv, Lon., Issii, gv(i
Statham, llev. William Mann, Um., vol. ii
add.! 1. Sure Standar.ls of the Faith, Lon., Istifi, p
IS-; h ^^'"■'''«! '''-■"1th lor Every-Day Life, Lon.,
INI, ...mo. .,. ihe Abiding Christ, and other Ser-
mons. I,i,n,, ISS.i, p. Svo.
Statoii, James Taylor, \,i„ie., vol. ii., add,,! isifl
-ISio ; a jou-nali.st and a writer of pieces in tho Lanc.i-
shire dialect. 1. Bobby Shuttle „. liis Woife Sayroh's
\isit to Manchester, un to th' (ireigbt Hert Treasures
Eggshibition. W ritten lor Bobby hiiuself, by the Editor
oth Lowtuii Luminary. Manchester, 18(17 12nio ">
Missis Caustic's Hearthstone Lectures, Manchester, '1807,"
:''l."',''' {'' \ 'Si' t" "'0 lireight Parris Eggsibishun,
■•<IM, Manchester, 1S(57. cr. Svo. 1. Rays fro' tli' Loo-
meiiary: Lanraisbire Tale.s, Manchester, 1S7I, p Svo
Staufer, Frank H. The C^ueer, the Quaint, 'the
nr^UN^ul^'T's'!"' "" '''"■""'' ''"""- '''='' '^'''
ad^'^'^'vl^ "^T- "■'"'«'", D.D., l„nie, vol. ii..
add .J b. I.M.i, „t Chester, Kng. : removed to the Cnited
..tates at the age of lifteen ; was ordained in the Prot-
wt'k 1 'i'«o''"' ?'.'"■■''• '"■■^•' ' *-''"■'■■ "I' '"^"™ parochial
work in 1S59, and has since then been engaged in liter-
ary work. Episodes in Clerical and Parish Life: with
other Questions „n Church Subjects contributory to
Christian Initv. N. Vork, 1880, 12mo.
'1,'"";'V ^' ''• '■ ""•'S'J Spiders, Lon., 1866, 8vo.
.. i.-ritisli Insects: a Familiar Description of the Forms,
Structure, Habits, and Transformation of Insectii. Illust.'
I^on., I>i I, p. Svo.
"Slawcll, .\ugustus," (Pseud.) See Lkogb,
ALl'HKO InVKS, Hiijtiil.
Stead, K. The Lads of Little Clayton : Stories of
\ illage Boy Lite Illust. Lon., lS8(i, 1,. Svo.
Stea« , William Thomas, b. 18 19, at Embleton,
Kng.: eduated at Wakelield ; editor of the Pall iMall
.azette issii-s.); founder and editor of tho Review of
leviews since Isgtj. ]. The Mai.len Tribute of Modern
Baby on, Lon., 1885. 2. No Reduction, No Rent : a Pica
lor the Ilnn of Campaign, Lon., ISSd. 3. Sketch of
Josephine L. Butler, Lon., 18S7, p. Svo. 4. The Truth
about Russia, Lon., 1888, Svo.
br'i'di'tiv"„n''iHv" '''■ ''"■' ''""'"■'K «'<"» lie has writlon
To^,,^',' ■?' '-^ >""""''^'""*l>''"iid, I think, wisely
111 V,. ImVl'm'!!'''''''*-'' '""' "'.'"»">■ Englislimeii ilij most
Il''U'H<N,, "!''■' '■'■''i"i','« "'6 Emperor Alexander
'w"^ 1 ' Hai.ston : Acad., xxxv. ;!.'i.
sfa' ."'„ '!',-'Mi ,■ "'i/''"''! ""''^' "'' "■'"" ^'"" 'a-' -"aid tor Rus-
' aiTot' lu^r " ","^'*'f '/"'■««" l">li''y. to wbicli great
,, I ,i .„ , , • "-'^''"^d-ljy, a» eiitlmsiastie advocate
,, , , "-r " '.^'Ji-'^ amhorities lor bearing tho wolfs
Ixvii '1 ' ■ ""'"'■''' "■'"' ""•' '""'Ij-'-'Sa'. /.'tc,
St.'ane, Hev. Edward, [««(., vol. ii„ add.] The
Doctrine ot Ciirisi developed by the Apostles, Lon., 1872.
Stearns, Charles Woodward, M.D., [,„i(' , vol.
11., add ] 1SIS-1S87 : graduated at Yale lS:i7, and at the
medical department of the University of Pennsylvania
1840: entered^the army as a surgeon. I. Tho Constitu-
tion of the United States: with Concordance, Index, and
Questions, N. \ork. 1872, 12mo :inil Svo. 2. The Black
Man at the South and the llnhnls. V v-'k H"'' i"..,..
Stearns, Itev. Fdward josiah, 'd.d'' [ante,
vol. 11., add..] 1810-litm, b. at Bedford, Mass. ; gradu-
ated at Hanard IS.'i.i; ordained in tho ProtesUnt Epis-
copal Church, and was pastor of several churches in
Marylan.'. 1. A Platform for All Parties. By Austro-
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Borealia. Bait., ISBO. 2. The Afterpiece to the Comedy
of 'onvooiUion, liult., 1S70. 3. Birth and New liirth:
a New Treatiiiunt of an Old Suljjcct, 1S72. I. I'ho Faith
of our Forefathers : an K.xaniiiiation of Arehbinhop
Uibbons' "Faith of our Holy Fathers," N. York, 1S7U,
12ino; jth ed., 1881. j. Tlie Artdibishop'a Champion
brouKlit to Book, N. York, 18S1, Ifimo.
Stvnriis, Ezrn S. 1. History of Rind^e, New
Hiuiipshire, ITilB-I-"*?! : with a (ffiiualugieal Itegister of
Uindgo Families, Host., l.'<7o, .''vo. 2. History of Aeli-
burnhani, .Massachusetts, from the (Jrant oi' Dorchester
Canada to the Present Time, 17o-l-lssil: with a (Jenea-
lo);io:il Itegister of Ashburnham Families, Ashburnham.
1>S7, Svi).
Stenrns, Henry Putiiiiiii. Insanity; its Caiisu-
and Prevention, .\. York, Iss:!, l2iiio.
Stcurils, J. (;. 1>. The .Meaning and Power of
Baptism, N. York, Is7ii, 12mo.
StcariiN, Kev. Oakiiian Sprngue, D.D., [anic,
vol. ii.. add.,| b. 1^17; prolVssyr uf Biblical interpreta-
tion of the Old Ti-'stanient in .Xewton Theological In-
stitution since isiis. 1. A Syllabus of the .Messianic
PassM' ■• in the Old Testament, 188-1. 2. Introduction
to the r."''(3 of the Old Testament: with Analyses and
Illustrative Mteraturc, Most., 18SS, Unit).
Steariii*, >Viiifrid Aldeil, son of William Augus-
tus Stu.rtis, (luilc, vol. ii.) 1. Ijabrador: a Sketch of its
Peoples, its Industries, and its Natural History, Bost.,
!bSI, 12mo.
".•Vn excellent account of .■'oullieni Labrador liy one
who hu.s made three voyages to tlic coa.st and wintered
Upi'll it." — yittinii, ,\1. 3t)'.l.
2. Wreckeil on Labrador, N. York, 188S, 12mo. With
Coi-KS, Ki.i.ioTT, New England Bird Life : .Manual of Now
Enghird Oinitbology. kevisod and Edited by E. Coues.
Part I., Oseines; Part II., Non-Oscine Passeres, Birds
of Prev, (iauie and Water Birds. Illust. Bost., 18x1-
8.!, 12mo.
»teavenson, A. L. (Trans.) The Theory and
Practice of Centrifugal Vcntilating-Machines, by Daniel
Murgue, Lon. and N. Y'ork, 1.88H, Svo.
SteaveiiNon, William Edward, M.D., M.R.C.P.,
casualty physician and electrician to St. Barlholomew's
Hospital, London. 1. Spasmodic Asthma: a Thesis for
the M.B. Degree, Lon., 187'.), 8vo. 2. Electricity and its
Manner of Working in the Treatment of Disease: a
Thesis for the M.l). Cantab. Degree, 1881: to which is
appended an Inaugural Medical Dissertation on Elec-
tricity, written in Latin by Robert Stcavenson, M.D.,
in 1778: with a Translation. Lon., 1885, 8vo. .'J. The
Treatment of Uterine Fibroids by Electrolysis, Lon.,
1888, 8vo.
Stebbing, Miss Grace, b. in London; daughter
of Rev. Henry Stcbbing, D.D., Imili;, vol. ii.) I. Walter
Benn, and how he stepped out of the Gutter, Lon., 1S7B,
12ijio. 2. James Sullivan; or, Ready for the Turn of
the Tide, Lon., 1877, 12mo. ;i. Brave lieordie: the Story
of an English Boy, Lon., 187!t, p. 8vo. 4. The Year
through at Silverdale Rectory; or. The (iolden Liuk.s,
Lon,, 1880, p. Svo. 5. Fun and Fairies ; or. Those Four
Little Girls, Lon., 1881, sq. Itimo. 6. Edward Bertram ;
or. The Emigrant Heir, Lon., 1882, p. Svo. 7. Gold and
Glory; or, Wild AVays of Other Days, Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
8. Lost her Shoe, and A Few Little Threads, Lon., 18.s:i,
12mo. U. Our li.ibby ; or, A Sea (iift, Lon., 188:i, ISnio.
10. Old Fables with Now Faces, Lon., 18,;:!, 18mo. II.
AVinning an Empire, Lon., 18S;i, cr. 8vo. 12. Tlio
Robber Chief; or, Too Good for his Trade. By Edward
Burton, [pseud.] Lon., 188:i, p. 8vo. Li. Graham
McCall's Victory : a Tale of the Covenanters, Lon., 1884,
p. 8vo. 14. In Wiclif's Days; or, A Safe lliding-Phice,
Lon., 1884, p. 8vo. I,i. What a .Man Soweth, Lon., 1884,
]i. 8vo. 16. Among the Carbonari ; or, The Adventures
of I'cyton Phelps with the Secret Society, Lon., 1885,
12mo. 17. That Aggravating School-Girl, Lon., 1885, p.
Svo. IS. See for Yourself, Lon., 1886, p, Svo. ll». Home,
Sweet Home, Homeless at Home, Somebodies' Homes,
Lon., 1S87, r, 8vo. 20. Only a Tramp, L<n.. 1SS7, p.
Svo. 21. "In All our Doings;" Golden Truths of the
Collects, Lon., 1888, p. Svo. 22. Jcs.samines, Lon.,
1S8,S, ISmo. 2.1. Our Neighbour, Widow Yates, Lon.,
188S, p. Svo. 34. That Bother of a Boy. I.cn., 1S88,
4to. 25. A Will made in Haste; or, Baumgarten'.s Ad-
ventures in a Texan Town, Lon., \HiF^ p. 8vo. Shu has
also published two anonymous novels, and "The Smug-
gler's Cave" under a pscudonyme, and has contributed
numerous stories and sketches to periodicals.
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I ftlcbbing, Hev. Thomas Koscoc Rede, M..\.,
son i)f Rev. Henry 5tebbing, D.D., {mili', vol. ii.;)
graduated at Worcester College, Oxford, 1857; Fellow
1800-08; ordained 1858. 1. (Trans.) Longinus on iho
Sublime, Oxf., 1807, p. Svo. 2. Darwinism : the Noachiaa
Flood, itc, Lon,, 1870, Svo. Ii. Essays on Darwinism,
Lon., 1871, Svo. 4. The Amphipoda, (" Challenger" Re-
puiis, vol. xxix.,) Lon., 188.8, 2 parts, Svo, and vol. of
plates.
Ntebbiiig, William, M.A., [anie, vol, ii., add..] b.
1832, in London; son of Rev. Henry Stcbbing, D.H.,
(aii(c, vol. ii. ;) graduated with a double lirst class at
Worcester College, Oxford, 1S54; Fellow 1856-71 ; called
to the bar at l.incoln'a Inn 1858; assistant editor of the
Times 187U-77. Some Verdicts of History Reviewed,
Lon., 1887, Svo. (Contains c.«says, republished from
periodicals, on Cowley, Lord Shaftesbury, Cobbctt, Ac.)
" .Miundant food for the enjoyment of everv taste is con-
tained in Mr. Stctlbin^''s volume.'— .U'(i'(,, xxxi. 'j:!0.
■' Each oneof the essiys dcuninds and will repay careful
ami repeated study, IWr every digression Is a eliapter in
history, ancl eveiy periplinisis contains the es.scncc of a
biography.''— .4(/i., No. lioiio.
Stebbiiis, Miss Emma, ISI5-1S82, b. in New
York; studied scul|iture in Rome, and, besides other
works, made a bust of her friend Charlotte Cushman.
(Ed.) Charlotte Cushman : her Letters, and Memories of
her Life, Bost., 1878, Svo,
" From this biography there is much to be learned about
her as a woman. There is nothing— iniiecd, less than
notliing— to be learned abniii lier as an actress,"— .VufioH,
xxvi. aui.
i iStcbbiiis, (ieiievieve. The Delsarte fcvs'em of
Expression, .\, York, 1885, Svo; 2d ed., 13SS. "
Stebbiiis, Giles Badger. 1. Alliance of British
Cotton-Spinners and Slave-Holding Cotton Lords to
build up " Free Trade," By ii. B. S. Detroit, Mich.,
1871. 2, (Ed.) Chapters froo' the Bible of the Ages,
. Bost., 1872, 12mo; 0th ed., 1884. ,S. After Dogmatiu
Theology, what? Materialism, or a Spiritual Philosophy
; and Natural Religion? Bost., 1880, 12mo; 3d ed., IsSl.
I 4. The American Protectionist's Manual ; Protection to
j Home Inilustry Essential; 4th ed., Bost., 1SS;1, 12mo.
Stebbins, Jane E. 1. Fifty Years' History of
the Temperance Cause : with a Description of a Plan of
j Labor by Woinen. By T. A. H. Biown. Illust. Hart-
I ford, Conn., 1874, Svo. 2. Earthly Trials and the Glory
■ of the Immortal Life. Illust. Hartford, 1875, Svo. :i.
; Illustrated History of the Bible: containing Biograph-
ical Sketches of Noted Characters in the Bible. Illust.
Hartford, Svo.
Stebbiiis, Ituflis P. 1. Study of the Pentateuch
for Popular Reading : an Int{uiry into the Age of tiio
So-Called Books of Moses, Best., 1881, 12ino. 2. A
Common-Sense View of the Books of the Old Testament,
Bost., 1885, 16mo.
Stebbiiis, Mrs. Sarah liridi;cs. 1. Annals of
a Baby. By One of its Slaves. N. York, 1877, sq.
lOmo. 2. He and I. By the Author of "Annals of a
Baby." N. York, 1S77.
Stecher, William A. School Tactics, for the Use
of Schools and Gymnastic Associations. Illust. Cin.,
1888, 12mo.
Stedman, Algernon Mcthnen .Marshall,
M,A., graduated at Wadham College, Oxford, 1878. 1,
Oxford: its Social and Intellectual Life; with Remark^
and Hints on Expenses, the Examinations, the Selection
of Books, Ac, Lon,, 1S7S, Svo,
" His book does not profess to he more than a rellectioii
of nndergradnato life: but its pages oll'or a nielaneliolv
; proof, if proof were nccdcil, of liow poor an ideal of ii
I university the ordinary young Oxford man is content
' with."— ,Sa(. Rev., xlvi. 373,
2, French Examination Papers in Grammar and
Idioms, Lon,, 1SS5. p. Svo. H. Greek Testament, for the
I'iu of Schools, Lon,. 1886, fp. Svo. 4. Latin Exami-
nation Papers in (irammar and Idioms, Lon,, 1886, p.
Svo, 5, Latin Vocabularies for Repetition, Lon., 1886,
ISmo, 6. Greek Examination Papers, Lon., 18S7, p. Svo.
Stedman, Edmund Clarence, M.A., [«iitc, vol,
ii,, add.,] b, 18:!3, at Hartford, Conn,; matriculated at
Yalu College 1819, but did not graduate; became a jour-
nalist, and was war correspondent of the New Y'ork
World I8«l-6:i; baa been for many years engaged in
'ou.!'.nejs as stock-broker in New Y'ork, while devoting
much time to literature, ehioBy in the departments of
noctry and criticism. 1. Complete Poetical Works,
Bost,, 1874, cr. Svo. (There is also a " Household Edi-
tion," 1884.)
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.H'aSi\,:'!l,:;;!;;;;,'!!;f';i,n;;;^lr';i;^r. n>{t thn.oth„t come
ti'ni«:~.\ali„n, xviii. in "-■ "''"'' ""■■ ""■-' "'"I'i-
2. Victorian I'ciuts, ll,,<t m?.-. ,„
IV "upplomenturv cliuMor I'sg? ' '"" ' '■'"' •-"'•• ""I'
, As u lillllcl-lMicik ij Ihi. r>,„!tl , 1..
'Inrln,; thu I„m „„.| n'-. m': ' ''.'''''''v';'' '"' '•""'"'"i
•■xpre8sl(,„ iliMi, i„„|v ',,t|, ,!'';, ""I I"'"'-' lliUM.r.v (,r
' llu intiv not Imvt' lin' Iiirif.. .ii I
;;' 'lie i|iKiu.st khni .V,: .;;,';;\\\'; ';''■■;■"■•>• jt,.i,.n,.,,t
tive, and which nre h^LImm I m,„i , ■ "'" "'""'~' <■'■'"•
tlic main n ji.'lin, l',,';S '',,'; ^'''''l''^' ;r'",l'>T, and in
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tfiox in a nnin,„'V;;iHl.',,'',f..'^'|l>"l " >"<'k<-i <•( CT,.at in. I „ Steele, T. Meditations ,J I.!! c...,: _
'M2^:;;a,jTj;r^,,^5!r:'-[rj:^;'""-'''°'-''f
4!ne'A'::;,v^r'\[:^,i{-i<fv.s.;,.out,i„.of
I."n., isrii, n svo .. ' •"'• Vf "niuir.v Students,
^vo. ^i.A'iLt;;eo,M,'[H:x.:'of"u,:i; '"■";' ^'*^''
I^,ak:'-':,n"|^'ru:; ''""^■" "--lion'l-neJn,;;;;
SleiM, Rev. Koltprt li ii r .
l« I. «,. , ■ '-'"idonc'd, I,on I"
!■». p. .Svo; neiv td., |SS| ' ' '
Srt. ,S,S':ri:;:!,;.;-,;-;;f i -I*,,;,,.;:;:,,;',:: ; »io«
islfni ""." l'"';-'dliac IV,. tolhei-uaderasit I <^l'''^-°- '-"»•, I ■-.•>, ISnio
— .^- V 111 ,1 muiiiifr u lie I s iw „tt,.,w.,,-,. . ■'. ' Hi'iu III
i"aui;;,:^^;!lS;^;;;;';l;^^- •'-...., snh„eor disn-m,.
eunals him in hread li .vn,, '' """.'"-' "UrMivus uli„
allurement by the wi. '.,';' ''>■,•;.■'■ '" •■"■jlily i" re-i>,
pensahle.''-.l«., .v„ ^y;,l""-t"al .indent it is ,,nlte ii„iis. ^
Ii'..»t.. l.sVr, V'mo """"'"""^. ami other PoenuV
«lw::i;:';i^n";i;[,™^|->[,|'';;-0;ex,.,.,„ion Which should
pool's ,,la,.o ill ihj hier 11- ■•V,'':",'!!'''''- '■'■'■■" ""'"''^ "i"
uilned.'-.V„(/oH, xvvi m * ' *''•'""■■' "* H'' unduter-
o "• ^y:'}'.'!""^ I'lyll-S with other Poem.. Ton |s-<) „
n-o,n V 1 ""'^'"""' '""''= ''.V the :u t ,o ";;■ ;:;•,:
iloin vohitiKia I11-.1..:... ,1.. j"'*'^Lni\
Meditations on the h;tations
of tlio
'■ Hints iind Models lor
I-'nio. 2. A KinderKarlen
a<.hers, l.on., Isso, p. Sv
Steele, |.-niiK-is a.
I Oral J caching, ;,on., IS77
Hand-IJook for Kiui-liuh t,. . u
Will, <, '•■"Slisli leai.hers, .on., Is.so ,, ,
w::ldo:;:';•,;f:,::?St-^;;;p'^.-.ions,.J;,:■,^ ,
n;y..eal M«„, of Pulmonary bi^ea^iel'Ll;.!;-?;;^,^:
.«''':a'^tr,i!^:::[:,^;-:««;^'?^e„''reo, D.n,,h.
'aii_t uo., Vii. ; heeanie a minister
i'l tlie Methodist Fio\",w,'; ..'iVm ' "V ,""'™""' ^ minister
Wiihnihani Acad 11 ;! M ' Vi'".?-''' '•■■■'■'; '"■""•''1'^'' "^
poems-froni ;dun;;r ^ t ? Zl h;"!'''"' l"' ^'■^""'>-
•■Themostdisfniiuishe,! M,. , 1' " ' '" ^"'"lica.)
since 1K.J0. . , lie is ess, ,,,''>" '" ""' ''"i""' .^'ates
"f a liigh (,r,ler. 1 is^ ,..'•", y''l^'. "'"• '^ Ijnsl . .
of meim.ries of gre.lt ,'0,. ^ ' ,' ■ T'' '""' '^"" am. ful
seenKs to confiin the ol, ,0 .n -^''-V"'" '"^i^^^nenees, and
«. Edgar Alh.ii 1-oe, Host'., fs.sii. |«,„„
his work'^;;'s,ii^^>-,;r .i;^';^,!^;!!::;:"^"" '^^ "■^-^ ""
is sometimes „ linle pro xity ui ,*l : l'''""'"'^"- ''''^'iv
a touch ,,r judi,i„l sell- .Tnsci" ;' , .s '■'' "^•"■^'H'""'-':
hut a small almteinent,/fh^,V-!^i :.■,■• ' ' >>'' ' •^'■^'^' "re
work."-.V,i«„H. xxxi. mj """"•''"« lorsueh admirable
7. Poets of America, Bost I,'<,Si I9,„„. .
ed. imite,! to l.,i) ..opi'e., o '-.'.l, s";, ' '■"'g'-'-papo.-
'f-^-^^^^^rlvllne hu!u';tti;?;i^'7'''' /•'■'''--« •'■'-'
the rea.ler is apt to fee 1 ■,',,! V;!' ''Ti"' «'^'V«'-"liMtion
'li"Uj,'lit."-.V„'/o„. .xli pio "' ''"'adih and vohime of
^.yio wiif belhJ'S^r;:i^^^f|'^,:;:'"rV''' ^"■- ^•-"■'-■^
"ltya.sa critic, that h,M-si;vhlv,, '"^' 'I'.i-V^ ¥^'"11"^. lac
rea,l ,leeply as well a^wh el*;!' r;;;"!',' !'-''.4 ''"Ulie li,i,s
very pcnetratins.'-.s.,,,. 'j'^'^ V;';/; 'J,'" l>« "'-sislit is otlen
loan l.ileralure, from the k.V',^';™'"^ of Anier-
l>re.ntTime,N\Ck/;'-::ss^.; 1l\.rtr' '" '""
_^Steamau,S.«. Allen Bay! 'a^^:;,ri,hila.. ,s:«,
uTl^-!^ t'„^; '^''"^'" '" '"'".v "n.l Music in Earnest,
Lon., 1888, p. ,s'vo ' l*'"'"iinton Library,")
wiK;ii:^'I:„t:.'^rcr'.?'""',.'?'«' ^'"p*- «• f.
'■liil'lren, between Sunset in l" '"'"■"' '"'l" ''^' ''""'■'
".";! Kashmir, B^:"'^.^:,^^^- '"■ ' ? .''"".'^''
-.'Ides the translation not.,/ """- '^8.'. ( I .mtains, be-
■.fthelneidemr r^,: ^'i-,^,;;^'^-^ -^-^.r, ..r„„, b. ,S;i2, at
"r^' good n.r Ixilh u.'^u. f. .''« pea.s:ii„ry in'th,. Pniijan
"'H K'"o,l for the stn, ly''"!! l^r?-?,'"' :'•■ "^^' ^'Imol-^oom
rogardS of%he clrcS.n"'' f "'^' '-'"-■"' '"^<'='-'
till, ^-iicuinierenee, hon., Isy] gvo.
t(
™nsul at .Matan"as IsVl" , "i'"""', "'' """• ^'.S.
abie'':°''^ri^,;:[.»j';;"*^''^-7r"""S "-^ verv unlavor.
■inito vividllesc ,, V ale nt"''' v>:''' "^ ''r""''0- and a
.1 I..,,.,. , I '^ *-'""-"'■ —■>fn'io!(. xxxiv. 4.'
-• 1 lontier Army Sketches, .\. York I SS-^ i.',
w|j3^.g-^V,^,?^,^^„.-'--anahi,
Ku/a J fa'kayaTpn', uK^", '■"^"'"" ''--Storv :
other 8t„t^L,m s-'o't"'.';; ''T",'!'"?' P-" -vi.h
a Vohinie of V,;-"^' [on.; ^srui-^i, ^"''" "'« ''"'"'^ =
< aniera : M Tvvo.|li,ii,l,-,.,i u^ ■,. ', '' *^""»<' an.
F...S. V .ork!';'is!; '12^: :: • :^i:;^ '^« ^-^-r
of Un,lon ls'|7; ree ,r;Vl I'ir "'« .f'niversity
>8«8-72; ".issiomir;i,:c;!;,^ '^^ :;i'-^ 'nnTf "■"•
then lM,«hcp. For hiog.. see Ihtv kv , vV ' ""^ '^'°"'
";■ 'p it^^T'i ^ ^-'- "f z^yz;i,„'-
"itli the Church's Vear .,7 Asj ''7"%'" 'r'^""'^"
iwS',',.":;"'S;; 'i'sr"r'-" -
l,f.,.,r V -. . --;; -tales; with r.wj,_,.; ,,,.,1 ^
or tX?^;,i5:TlU;, if'""^ "^ '"« '^'-"
tint'don',''!.,;',-^^™'" '^'''"«^^"™' O''^"-'"'^' Hun.
^.■^'acJe':rs-i,eii:f---^t:'T
jl-^jti
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1*1
i
III
8TE
Tho Studcnl's Ariil)ic-Knglisli Dictionary, lion., 1SS4,
fvo.
NtcinhniKT, Mrx. II. A. Helen Egerton ; or,
Fur Consolcnuo' f^uku. I!y Miirie Cozinslii, [pseud.]
I'liiliv., 1S73. lliiiio.
Stciiimnii, Emiim V. C. Our Little Oipsy : a
Kovel, l.on., I^Sl, :i vols. or. Svo. ., . .
Sli-iinvulir, Adolf Wilhclni August !• ricd-
rifh von, litirou, ls22-lS77: l>. m lil.inlieiiliurg,
llrunswii'li : ri'inoveil tn tlie I'niled Sliites in IH.it;
BurveJ in tlio Union iirmy during llie civil war, be-
coming Ijrigiidier-gcnenil cif vulunteer?. Tlie Centen-
nial (laiotteer "f tbo United States, I'liila., 1874, Svo.
Ali<ii, scliiiiil-bodka.
!Steuliou§e, Mrs. I'., "■ native of Jersey ; cnnvertod
to Moruiunisni througb the iireucliing of " Klder"T. I!. 11.
Stcnhimse, /M/'nr, wbom she married; pa.-sed some trme
in Swit/.erland, with her luisbnnd, making jiroselyle.^ :
left En"hind for Anu'rien in 185;'), and proceeded to Salt
Lake Cilv. 1. A Ladv's l.ife among the Mormons,
Lon., 1873, 12mo, 2. An Knglishwoman in Utah : an
Autobiography, X. York and l.on., ISSO, p. Svo.
" Tlie liook, as ii whole, is well worth reading, and merits
the emphalio reeoiinneiKlalion liivin to it by Mrs. lieeclier
I'^luwc ill a iirefnee."— .1"'., N". -"'I-
SU'lihouse, T. II. II. The Rocky Mountain
Saint«; ii Full and Comidete History of the Mormons,
from the First Vision of .losepb .<uiith to the Last Court-
ship of Brighftiii Young, Lon., IS7I, 8vo.
"His wrilleiibva luriner .Mormon elder and mission-
arv who was in his secular capacity a newspaper editor
Hiiii pripprietor, ami isareljcl analiist Hri(,'lmm ^ ouiig, wlni
iVii^, 'ill ills opinion, pcrvcried the gospel once delivered
to liie saints. . . . The book is only unendurably tedious,
iioi indecent."— .'spectator, xlviii. l.V).
iStenhuuse, W. M. Poems, Songs, and Ponnct.",
Lon., 1SSB, p. 8vo,
Steut, U. C. 1. The .lade Chaplct, in Twonly-
Four Heads: a Collection of .Songs, Kallads, ,S:c., from
tho Chinese, Lon., 1874, p. Svo. 2. Entombed Alive:
Song and Ballads, &c., from tbo Chinese, Lon., I.s7'.t, p.
Svo. 3. .Scraps from my Sabreta.<ehe : Adventures with
tho Fourteenth Dragoons, Lon^ 1.8S2, p. Svo.
Stent, Jollll. Electricity ie/«ii» Uas, Lon., 1888, p.
'stenzler, Adolf Friedrich, I'h.D.. 1S07-18S7;
b. at Wolgast, liermaiiy ; was employed for some years
in tho lilirarv of the East India Company, Lon. lon ; pro-
fessor of Oriental hiiiguages in the University of Ures.
lau from l^'.Vi. (Ed.) The Institutes of Gautama : with
an Inde.\ of Words, Lon., 187fi, Svo.
Step, Edward. I'lant-Life: Popular Papers on
the Phenomena of Botany. Illust. N. York, 1SS3,
Stephen, Alexander t'ondie, C.B., C.M.O.,
F.R.ii.S., b. 1.8011 ; second secretary of legation at Vienna
since 1887. (Trans.) Tho Demon: a Poem, by M. Y.
Lerinontoir, Lon., 1881, 8vo.
Stephen, .'Wiss Caroline Emelia. 1. Ihc
.Service of tho Poor : being an Inipiiry into the Reasons
for and against the Establishment of Religious Sister-
hoods for Charitable Purposes : with Especial Referenco
to Nursing, Lon., 1870, p. Svo. (The author argues in
favor of secular associations of nurses as against sister-
hoods formed on a theidogical basis.)
"Wo recominend Miss Stephen's book to all -who arc
tbinkiiis-'oreiileriiigsislerboods, and still more to all who
ore engaged in the conduct of Ibeni. They will lliul in it
much that deserves consideration, much from which, if
they boiiestlv applv it, they cannot fail to derive rirolit.
But wc c.iiiii'ot agree with the conchisioii to which she
wi.shes to lead the general public, ami we are sure that
.she would find the end she has at bean injured by any
ueneral adoption of her ailvice."— .'^n'. AViv. xxxi. 474.
" U touches incidentally, and with iiinch wisdom and
ti'ndcriicss, on so many of the rehitions of women, narticu-
larlv of single women, with society, that it may be renil
with advantage by many who have never thought ..| en
tering a sisterhood."— .8/;fr/a/of, xliv. 1070.
" rhc book . . . is the llrst one we have ever seen in
which the subject is treated rationally, dispassionately,
and thoroughly."— iVofioii, xii. 418.
2. French History for English Children. By Sarah
Brook, [pseud.] Lon., 1881, p. Svo. 3. Three Sixteenth-
Century Sketches. By Sarah Brook, [pseud.] Lon.,
1884, p. Svo.
Stephen, Carr, b. 1835; called to the bar at Lin-
coln's Inn iafi6 ; formerly judge of small cause court in
India. 1. (Ed.) Tho Indian Registration Act, 1871:
with Notes, Calcutta, 1871, Svo j 4th od., 1877. 2. A
Uand-Book for Delhi) 2a ed.. Ludhidna, 1876, 12ino.
1382
STE
3 The Archoeology and Monumental Remains of Delhi,
LiidhiUna and Calcutta, 187B, 8vo.
Stephen, Mir (ieorge, [""('■■ vol. "•. '>dd. '•
Insolvency Ueforiii, Melbourne, 1811(1, 12mo, 2. Lile of
Christ, Loll.. 1>71, |i. 8vo.
Stephen, Herbert, LL.M., b. 1857; son of .Sir
,1 F Stephen, Inl'm ; educated at Trinity College, Cam-
bridge; called to the bar at the Inner Temple 1881.
The Law relating to Actions for Malicious Prosecutions,
Lon., 18X8, r. 8vo. , .
Stephen, J. The Play-Orouml of Science : a Series
of Scicntitic Experiments. Illust. Lon.. 18SS, p Svo.
Stephen, Sir Jninex I'itzjauiee, Ilnrt.,
K.C.S.I., D.C.L., ['tnh, vol. ii., add.,] was appoiiilcl
legal member of the council of the governor-general ol
India in ISCll, and in 1872 returned to England, where
he became professor of eonimoii law at the Inns of Courts
in 1875; was iniininated a K.C.S.l. in 1877, and ap-
pointed a judge of the High Court of .lustice (Exchc(iuer
Division) in 1871/ ; retired ISlll. He has emitributed to
the lending English reviews. I. The Indian Evidence
Act, (of 1872:1 with an Introduction on the Principles
of Judicial Evidence. Lon., 1872, 8vo. 2. Liberty,
Eipiality, Fraternity, L"n., 1873, Svo: 2d ed., 1S74.
" Mr Stephen represents, at once lairly and forcibly, one
side of'a (piestioii which has been already dealt with trom
I the other .side by Mr. Mill."-.l"i., N" ilT/. ,.„,,.,.,,.„,
" If Mr. Stephen were a prolosed deleiiderol established
institutions. Ills criticisms of liberty c.|iiality, and m-
tcriiltv niiL'ht laThaps be e(|iiiilly loreible. but ilie\ wnuu
' .cmiichless novel. . . . Ill' avows 1 anseir a utilitarian
and a dlseiple of Locke, of Uenlhaiii and to a certain ex-
tent of Mr. Mill."- ,Sa(. Itcv., xxxv. ..1 , ,
.•I, Supremo Court of Judicature :\^ •••■, 1873, 1874, and
1875. Consolidated, Lon., 1875, 12mo. 4. A l>i!;est of
the Law of Evblenco, Lon., 187(5, l«mo; 4th ed., 1881.
5 A Digest of the Criminal Law: Crimes and Punish-
ment, Lon., 1877, Svo. t). A History of the Criminal
Law of Englnnd, Lon., 18s3, 3 vols. Svo.
" U is n bislorv of the Kiit'lish eriniliial law. and a very
uood hlslorv. well told, will i.ropoitioneil. lively, yet dis-
creet and digiiitied. I'-ut it is also very luiieh >u"re. It is
full (if piriuaiit ilisscrtiitiniis ,ai ninttcrs nl Muieiit intertst
We tind II sketch (d the criminal law id Itonie. ail
t'lai«irate comparison of the merits of the KriKllsh and
French methods ol eriniiiial procedure, a siilitle illsquisi-
tioniminsaiiitv.aii.l » collection of typh'al Knulisb and
French trials lielltihtl'ul anil instructive Iroiii one end
to the other."— •'>o/. H> r., Iv. ;^Hi.
7. Letters on the llbert Bill : reprinted from tho
" Times," Lon., 1 883, Svo. 8. The Story of Nuneomar,
and tbe'lmpeaehmeiit of Sir Elijah luipoy, Lon., 1885,
2 vols 1, s\o,
"Wlieii the present work has had time to produce its
nroner ellect, the judicial murder id' Nuiicnmar will bo
relegated to the limbo of exjiloded tietion. — .Mi. hcv., Ix.
"In these two niiddlesized volumes . . . the aullior has
torn to shreds the whole tissue of slander and misreprc-
sentaticui whi.di enabled the great WlUKCwayist toconsigii
—for a time, at lenst-to popular inlainy the fair Inme ot
R judge as iiiiright and wcll-ineaniiiK as ever, jwrhaps, sat
upon the Calcutta bench. "—-4»i., No. :i011.
With Stki'Iikn, Hehhkiit. Digest of the Law of Irim-
iiial Procedure in Indictable Olfences, Lon., 1883, Svo.
Stephen, James Kenneth, b. l.S:^!); son of Sir
J. F. Stephen. ■<nj„;i ; graiUiated at King's College,
Cambridge, 1SS2 ; called to the bar at the Inner Tcni|ile
18S4. Tntcrnatioiial Law and International Kelations.
an A«t«mpt to nscertnin the Best Methods of Discussing
the Topics of International Law, Lon., l.«S5, p. Svo.
, Stephen, Mrs, .lulia Vrinsep, l Ihickworth,
married to Leslie Stephen, in/ni. Notes from Sick-
Kooins, Lon.. 1883, 12uio.
Stephen, Leslie, [nnic, \ok ii., »dil.,] b. 18,32, at
' Kensi»«.ton, London ; son of the late Sir James Stcj.hen,
(<]. I-., xnte, vol. ii.,1 and brother of Sir James Fit«jame>
S«»ph'en, «i(/i™ .• was e<iucated at Eton, at King's Col-
k-ge, London, and at Trinilv Hall, tambridge, of which
he was for some y«ars Fellow »iid tutor, lie was editor
of tho Oornhill Magazine 1^71-82, and resigned that post
in order to b<SMme editor of the Dictionary of Nationa!
Biographv. In 1SS3 he became lecturer on Knglish lit
erature ai Cambridge, but he held t' n office for only 'ii-
i year. Ho married Harriet Mariou, younger dauhht. .
i of W. M. Thackeray, who died in 1875. Mr. Stephen luis
contributed to liie Saturday lUyie» and otriti j.crioai
cals. 1. The Play-tiround of Europe. Illust. Lon.,
1871, p. Svo. (Consists of articles describing Alpine
ascents and adventures.)
"The spirit of the playground is just that In which
the book before us is written. There is all its vigour anil
STK
'>kiii« fUHl I'lainsia.ukiiig. L'cn.,
Ksiiay.s on
(Ilo,,n„,e.i Iron, th. Crnhill M„g,»i„o i .a^;];j2
will InfiT, In a sd ,, If .V/.V.k'V, ,'',"'.'' 'I i"\'l"^ '-"I'lcr
I,o;;:,'Jsrs"J :^|— -'"l^"^!'''' M,.„ „f Letter
)
STE
iiiiiiiiii^
lint iii.t stinn^' ii it laiHiMi I, , i ■"" 'J''' - i> lliri.iiL.||.
.^vnn^rl',l";:;;!;^,l',l;:'';,";''":^»'»i»tKlno,laren,,.rkal,le
5"imse a 1 "1,1 ,' I, I'i'.'.'v'Vi';''' ''■•'; rv, '■•"''■■'''''"""■^- "'"'
iiiu!;:'"!:":''^i^';"Vv}'"""" '" ■^'"■'"'^ '''«"""8-
W l.ilinhuigh K.tle \Mli,ntocT liri.-aik.. Kdin,, \Ml, ^,,
ll A I _ 1 ». , _
Jit
7. Thu Soience uf Ethics, Lon.,lSS2 Svo
lipiiiiigl
^ (*. S-wilt, (" Kngiish Men of Letters,") Lon , ISS" ,,
1 i%,v „„ Va *"' <""i'n>Mi|mable wlietlier ^lr. siepl s
. J' i'-'"''',"',-^'"' "'"'■''" "f "'■'"■>' FicMing: with a Iii„-
«ro|,h,eal I-Wy. IMust. L„n.: l.sS2, 10 v„l! r svo
I
i ''.ly?. «'!'"^' fiirt'iiniike the e./iii'm ,|„ar,
'•uiililiocl. w
imn^l^lw'^;"'"*'"""'''^''^''^''''''"^^- • ■ ■<Jf Ml' Stephen
lsv'„ «*" '"•'*' l'«"™": with Tito Portraits. Lon.,
<..■ memoir"*' '"T,",'''"'";,' '""'-"' '" "'f' «'=""^' »f « l'i"«rapl,y
a.lorne;rhifpt"J,ric"a;reer'-!.li;rN^,''l?;!3i'''"''"'^'"^
vol. i *"""'■' T''" ^,''"'"'"'^'^ "f XKlional Biogra.ihy :
'olf. i.-xxv., Lon., Is,S,i>-!)I, Svo. * I J-
"The iileal dictionary of English biography would have
n,i,i';'!;''r"'' ^v*'?';'""''" "»"""<>". ['-"^.voLii.,
I'n ;',,! ^, . .■ ^\^"'"l"-''"l""" ■■! till' History of the
•o L IS-', 'fo"'"" ""•■ '''."■"^•■^' .^I'ftlenH.nt.s to IS72, N.
■ ■!, .1. 1 orK, IKS.I. 2. 1 1,„ Keviewors Heviewed- a Son
1 ement to the '; War lielween the States," N. Wk l' ' j
>»o. Also, vanou," single -peeehes. '
Stephens,. Mrs Ann Sophia, [»u(.,vol. ii.,a,M.,]
Eso' ^f wft! ';'• ir^?"'^"^'^- % Jonathan Sliek
ia.it, in la., I.s.ll, lf„„o. .(. 'j'hB l{ei,-„i,i„ Belle
•h.a„ 1^,72 ;jvo. .X Lord Hope's Choice, Pllill, IS .j
-uiu. (.. I'heoMC Frosfs K.xperience, I'hila., 1871
12n,o. ,1. Bertha V Engagement Phila. IsT.O, .Svo ,S
torsions Rest.- a \ovel. I>hila..ls77, U'mo
S'lepheiis, .Arohilmid J„h„, [„„„, ,,,1. ii., add.l
' iiidneln',!>". " '" I.''''""' •''"■•^- "'' "'i"'!'^-'"- «t the
Mkhielmas Quarter bessions. Ksiil, Lun., I.SIil, Svo ■>
A Siiljstiince of ll,e Argument in the Case of T. B. .Sliei"
.iiiii against W . J. E. Bennett, Lon., 1872, .Svo 3 T L
I'll kestone Hilual Case : the .-^ubstanee of the Argument
dehvered on Behalf of the Bespondents, Lon., 1S78, ,Svo
jwf'&s^''!!?,;;:- ""K«<=ospe,s,'and;th.;
' Bv'*!i7'','V"*' V'"*'''*','' '***'""'y' 1- Camping Out.
ly "Kif .-Mephens. Host., 1872, Khno. 2 Off the
.eysers. By Wade. Bost., 1872, 16mo. ,3. Left on Lab!
Lnv"' n' «■'"■> '"il"-' "'■ •'"-■ ^'''"oner-Vaoht •' Cur-
ow. By \\ash. Bost., 1872, llimo. 4. Lynx-H.uU-
.»g, Bost.. isr,^, 16mo. .-,. Eox-Iiunting, Ilost. l" 3
liiiMo. I,, (in the .^mazuns, Bosl., 1873, l(i,„„. r. The
ioung.Moo.«e-llunters. Illust. Host., Is;.', 12mo-ncw
, '■ ;, ■"*• ,Knoek-.Ab.,ut Club in the Woods: Adven-
ures ,n the W,I,N of .Maine and Cnada. Illust. Bos",
' -• Z"",, ■miek-About Club Alongshore: Adven-
uresof ,.i Tarty from Boston to the Land of the Mid-
' °h h"- .r'""-*- ""^••'^-^■■'.'^vo. III. Knock-About
Clubui the Tropics: Adventures in Ne.v Mexico, Mexico
and Central America. Illust. Host 1884 ivo'
Stephp.^ Charles Henry. Thc'yuebeo Law
Uigost: b. ,,g a Compilation of All the Reported De-
cisions ni the Province of Quebec to the First of Jan-
uary. I^. .. .Montreal, !S;s. Sv(,.
1 **!*', ''*"?,' *'• , '■ J'"''"-'™ Infidelity Disarmed, In a
1- I ly I . Renan s "Life of Jesus," Lon., 1876, p. Svo.
c„,i '■ ^ ■'» '" Conversation between a Roman
an, /■ ;" "1 f .'■'"Y'""'' ^°^- '**"' «™- •■'• Atheism
ind.. ' turcLile: being a Reply to Two Lectures by
t. Brau .ugh. Lon., 1878, 12mo. '
1888
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#1-1
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Mi
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SirphcHH, I'roclrrlc (ioorgr, [iinir, vol. II.,
ii'M,] I. W. llcilmiin Hunt mill lii« Wiirks, I<on., tx»n,
8vu, ,\n(>n. 2. Hi-'tory nf (lilnulliir iiml ilK SiogM.
lllUMt. I.on., isnii. It,,. AniPii. :'.. Tho Karly U "ik« "I
.■Sir I'MwIn l.iindKi'cr, K.A.; ii IliicI' .'^ki'lcli 1 1' iKo I,if(i
of the Arti.-t: Illu>tr;iliMl bv IMiuti.Kni|.ln of .>>ixtecii of
bis .Mdst l''i|iiiliii' Wurk.'<: witli ii Ciiuijili'to List nt' bin
Kxbiliitt'J I'lctiiron, lion., IHit'i. Ito. Anon. Now ed,,
enlitlcil " .Muniniia ot' .<ir li'lwin l.nnilni'or," lM7l. 4.
Flc'ini!'b unci Kruiicli I'ie:iiro- : ivitb Noti'.i oonoorning
tbo I'iiintiM-i iiml their Wurkn, Liin., 1^71, r. Xv», .'i. ."<ir
I'Mwin l.iimliii'or. I'Mlrciit ArtintK,") l.im., ISSI), p. nvn
or Ito. (1. Cntiilo^ur "f llio Works ol' Sir .((■fbiiii lU'v-
nulils cxbibiti'il lit tbo (lro.<vurinr Oiillery: witli llis-
loric'iil Nolo.*. Illu>l. Lon.. ISSI, HvM. 7. Art Anniiiil :
.r. C. Hook, bis T.ilo iwi.l Works, I.on.. ISSS. Ito. Wilb !
Hawkins, Kiiwahh, riitiilonuL' of I'lirils uri.! I)riuvin){« j
in tbe liritisb Miiseiiin, Divisii.n I. : I'olilU'iil ami I'or- I
-lonal Satires. [Ivliteil by tl. W. Uebl.| Lon., lH70--<:'., l
vols. Svo. !
HtepheilN, <<curK(<« [•mli; vol. ii., add.] 1. Hurrah
for Denmark: [verse, | .<toekbolm, |S|S, Svo._ 2. lie- ■
venijo; or, Womau'.s l.uve : n .Melodrama, in Five Aets,
Lon., ISJ7. Nvo. ;i. (iuecn Hanmar's Cross : Fue-.-^imile
in (lold and Colours of tbo lOnarnelled .(ewcl in tlio Old
Nortbern .Museum, Copenbanen, Denmark: wilb Intro.:
ductory Itemarks, I.on., I'-liii, Svo. I. Uutbwell Cross,
A.D. li'^O ; witli its lluuic Verses, Lon., IMJH, fil. .i.
Uunie Mall in tbe Did .Nortbern Museum at Co|jeuba(;en,
Lon., l>llll, imii.Svo. 11. Maibetb. Karl .^iward. and Duir
dee; a Coutrimilion to Seotlisli History from tbu Kune-
Finds id'.-<i'andinavia, Lon. and Ivlin., IS71I, Itr). 7. Tbii-
nor tbo Thunderer, enrved 011 a ."^eaudlnavian Font of
abcjut tbo Year llHld : the First yet founil (i.nl- Fif^uru of
our Soando-duibii; F'orefalbers, Lon. ami Ivlin., Is'S,
•Ito, h, I'rof. S. liuj^^e's Stuilies in Northern .Mylludogy
.Shortly lv\auiinc<l: with .^^lny lllu.strations, Lon., |SH:i,
Svo. 'Reprinteil from tbo '■ .MConoires de la Societe
Royale de.s .Anti'iuaires du .Vord.") '.». The Old North-
ern Uunie .Monuments of Senndinavia and Kniiland :
vol. iii., I SSI, fol. (Vols. i. and ii. are entered nnie, vol.
ii.) 10. Hand-l!(Jok of tbo Old .Vr.ri' ■■■ . JIuuic .Monu-
ments : now first Colleeted and !-)€■ ;. ;i ■ ■ Lon., Is.sl,
•Ito. (Ccjiitaius most "f the enj?niv-. ■ "r— ij.tiona given
in the larger work, with e.\|ilani>l-'i . . ■■ ■:, i^.)
"Facts, studied with earnestne: > .-t- i.iv.preleii with
modestv, nru tbo ba.sis i.f Dr. .s\eiih"tiii'.'. ri.udlntjs."— Su(.
Jin:, Ivll. 717.
With Cavam.ii-3, H., (Kd.) Obi .\ ' Fiiiry-Tivles,
[translated by Albert Alberi;,] Lon., l.-).>_, p. Svo.
Stephens, II. Kindergarten Education, Lon., 13SS,
l2mo.
Stcpliciis, Henry Morse, grailuatod at Balliol
College, Oxfcu-d, IS>2; librarian of the Leeds Library
ISS7, and sinee then |irofessor at I'.alliol College, Oxford.
A History of the Freneb Revolution, In :i vols. Vol.
i., Lon., 'issi'i, Svo,
"While recogniziiii; the worlli of what ha.s been douo
by (ilher writers on the period at laru'e, be has entered 011
the same Held a.s an independent worker, ami luiSKiveii lis
tile resnlls of an imlepeiideiit and laborious e.xaininatioii
of a nia.ss of special ami iiii'.,'iiial authorities. , . . Ailiuira-
ble as the Industry is that .Mr. Stephens ilisplays in this
volume, one is tempted to wish that ho bad read less and
spent more time in tryim,' in pietnro to himself and his
readers the e-vetits with which ho ileals. for his work seems
as if it had bail all life crushed imt of it by the luiiltitude
of hooks ho has consulted. . . . His biHik, when complete,
will bean imporlaiit adilitioii to tbe history of the Kovo-
lution.aiul (iiie that iio>liident of t!'e period may safely
neglect or will be inclined to undervalue."— Siif. liev., Ixi,
tiiW.
Stephens, Henry Pottinger, and St. Lcger,
Warhain. The liasilisk : a Story of To-Day, Lon.,
ISSO, p. Svo ; new ed., ISS7.
Stephens, Uev. James, ordained 1S73; mission
priest of the Chureb of England .Missionary Society
since 1S7'J. 1. Living Waters for Little I'itebers ; .Mis-
sion Addresses, Lon., 1S82, p. Svo. 2. Light for Little
L.interns : Address to the Young, Lon., ISSd, p. Svo.
Stephens, James Brunton, b. I8.'l,i, at Borrow-
stounncss, Linlithgowshire; emigrated to Queensland in
ISOli, and, after acting for some years as a private tutor,
was appointed head-teacher of a government school. 1.
Convict Once: a I'oem. Lon., IS7I, p. Svo; new ed., ISS7.
2. The (Jodolpbin Arabian : the Slory of an Arabian
Horse ; adapted from the French of E. Sue, Brisbane,
1873, 12mo. .!. The Black Gin, and other Poems, Jlel-
bourno, 1S74. 4. A Hundred Pounds: a No"elette : to
which is added Bailed Up with a Whitewasb- Brush,
138t
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Melhournn, ISTfl, p, Svo. j. Misoollaneous Poous, Lon.,
ISSII, p, Svo.
" IHs fine poem, 'Convict Once,' tllllun an octavo \ol-
lime. Is farand away the must Mi«lalned ell'orl tbccobinies
have yel scioi. It is wriiteii In hexameters. |S(diobirly,
well cniicelvod, uiilhigitiui.' Ill Interest, iiiiil perfect In eX'
eciition.lt bus in.l, however, caught the po| ihii ear; as
was perhaps to be expected. . , . 'flic poem . full of life
and culiiiir, and that vivid preseiilmeiit wlii U ma ks iIio
possession iif 110 ordinary share of llic dlviiit allhitiis, and
alone siiihces In carry tl'ic reaib r ihnaiu'h a work of such
leiiu'lb'— ''o/iMmionir// l!ii\. Hi 112.
SlephuMN, Juhn .Mortimer, .ml ItawNon, I'.
I'ercy. Hvmns arranged for Use ut tbo Ordinaneu if
llellevci's Baptism, Lon., 1872, Svo.
Stephen!*, Thonin<<, I'liite, vol. ii.,add.] (Trans.)
TbeOododinof Alieuriii (iwawdrydd : an FJnglisb Trans-
lation, wilb Copious Explanatory Notes, a Life of An-
euriii, and sevral Lengthy Dissertaliiins illiistralivo
of the •Mfoilodin" and the liattlc of Callraetb, (Cyniiii-
rodoiioii Sue, Pub.,) Lon., |ss|, ,Ve., Svo.
Stephens, M iHilim I'. Canoo- and Boat-Build-
ing for Amateurs, N. York, Iss/,, 2lino; Itli cd.. I -sil.
Stephens, Itev. William ItU-hiird Wood,
.M..V., b. |s|l); a nephew of Biir'.ii Hatbcrlcy ; gradu-
ated at lialliol College, Oxford, I Sii2; onlainod lsH4;
prebendiiry of Winbt King in Chichester Cathedral since
|S76; rectorof Woolbedlng since ls7fi, 1. St. t'brysos-
toni : bis Life and Times ; a Sketch of the Church and
tbe Empire in the Fourth Century, Lon., 1.2, Svo; )fd
ed., Iss:;.
"Mr. .sic|ibens writes smiioibly, temperately, liilelli-
l-'entlv, and like an Aimlican of Aimllcans. lie caiiiiot
himself riiii;el,anil he does nut allow Ills readers to remain
ill iKiiiiriinci . llial be Is a nephew of Lord lliithirley niid
11 si.ii-ln-law of lir. Hook. . . . We arc nidelited to .Mr.
Steiihens lor a Kood book, which would have been 'lill
tieltcr if the autlinr bad exercised with a little more free-
ilom his niiilnnljted right of rejection."— .S(l^ AVr., xxxiil.
41.'i.
" .-V work iif permanent interest 'ii.| value."— .S;«c((i(()r,
xlvl. 342.
2. Memorials of tlie South Saxon Sec and Calbeilral
Church of Chichester. llliist. Lon., lS7(i, Svo. 3.
Cliristianity and Islam : the Bible and the Koran : Four
Lectures, Lon., IS77, p. Svo. 4. Cathedral Cbaiilers
considered as Episcoiial Councils, in a Letter to tbo
Bishop of Chichester, Lon., IM77, Svo. 5. Life and
Letters of Walter Fariiub:ir Hook, D.D. By his Son-
in-l.aw. Lon., isrs, 2 vols. Svo ; new cd., IsSS, I vol.
"The ccn'ral point of interest In tils biogmphy beiiiiis
mill ends w itli his iiimi/int; and Miceessful activity ns Vicar
(if Leeds ; It was in Ibis pi.st that be was able to allaiii tbo
reiuite of being, in .Mr. (iladstiiue's words, 'the liireiiinst
parish priest of the age.' . . . It is not too much to say ibat
Jlr. Stephens lias added a iienmiiiciu coiitributioii to Kng-
lisli eccleshislical bioi:ra|iliy. . . . His work is by no means
free from literary llaws.am'l we can eoiiceivetliat itnilKht
have turned out 11 heavy and dull iierfnrniance but fortlio
assistance whiidi he has received from Iieun Hook's life-
long friend, I.nrd lliUherley. not only Ibroimh tbo long
ami interesting elm (iter of early leiiiiiiiseencescontriliiiled
by the latter, but siill iiinre by the rich mass of uiilobio-
grtiiibical iiienii. rials which he has supplied in the .-Impo
(if Hook's letters to himself."— .s'(i(. Krv., .\lvii. .'lO.
I 6. The Burial Question : a Letter to tbo Bishop of
' Chichester, Lon., 1S7S, Svo. 7. The Soulli Saxon Dio-
cese, Selsey-Chiehestcr, ("Diocesan Histories,") I.on.,
1S81, 12mo. S. (Ed.) A Memoir of the Right Hon.
William Pago Wood, Baron ILitherley : with Selections
from his Corres]iondence, Lon., 1SS3. 2 vols. p. Svo.
' " His work is far too long, and in the scleetlons ho has
mndo from the materials placed at bis disposal bo has not
i always bnrno in mind tlie necessity fur ('onsiiltini; tbe
] wishes of the general public as to the life of sindi a man
HS Lord Hatherley. ... It is ealcniated to increase Ihe
reputation of its siibjcct."— .s';i(rf(i(«r. Ivi. 487.
" The autobiographical sketch is w ritton in a manly and
mildest spirit, and exhibits the writer tu more advantaj;e
than bis letters."— .S'uf. Ha:, Iv. 411.
y. Hildebrand and his 'Times, (" Epochs of Church
History.") Lon., 1888, 12mo.
Stephens, Itev. William Robert, M. A. .gradu-
ated at Trinity College, Dublin, IS5I ; ordained lS,'i2;
chaplain of Christ Church, Rue Crespel, Brussels, since
1 871). I. Confession and Absolution as taught by the
Church of England, Lon., 1874. 2. The Vision of
Patinos, Lon., 1882.
Stephenson, V. H. Pin.lee Singh, the Pearl of
Dude : a New Spectacular Play, in a Prologue and Four
Acts, Bristol, 188U, Svo. Privately printed.
Stephenson, Mrs. Eli-^a, (Tabor.) All her
works have been published anonymously. 1. Oleanings
from (lospel Story, Lon., Isfil, 12iuo. 2. Annette; or.
Ears to Hear, Lon., 18(11, 12mo; new ed., I8ti3. 3. St.
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ake, I,,,,,., IHSI, ;, ,„,,. •^%; '• .,-, '■,• .J'"," ' -^'^
S^ngjuan, .„.„., ,^83, 3 volsl';,^'^;:' ^C Ti^ uZZ
"e.|<lin){, I.OM., |S8r, 3 vols. ,,. 8m, '"
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■WK,:™';:^!:;^^""''''' ('■--'•) see li,.oK„K, M.ss
I , •''•t'rrclt, .litliii Rubtrl Sillinirtnii pi, u
iii.) Ma,,.,. o.t ^'"msX. .'"a"' ,^"'^'"'' ^'"l'
Journey i, A«i,i M „',r n'.'.. '' r .t '^" KjMgruphical
of Ci,,s^i,M.I S, li,' ' Vt , ;»^V' the American .School
Ji'M.k fo, „„ II. ?• '; i''^•^'"•"leoock Papers: a
Travel.' Lou. ' ""J' ^'T' n '',' ■''■ ^■"' -'• ^iny
'•^ri!, p 8vo 4 T : ,„": ■';.^""'',""- ballads, Lon;
-.. — -..,.,,.,„, iio(Minster, Loii. Ss4 l''ii.,. \' \',i,.l iu-. i., ' ^ ■^-luuuiuio Alonoirranln '
!• (Trans'r'n,7ii'"V""'"7''-' l"'"'»""-.a surgeon .,-m,i.
Malarm and Malarial Disease., N. YoVk, 1884, g^o; ,
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2. Chariiiter Sketches, N. York, 1882, 12mo. 3.
Christiiin Work iind t'onsolntion : the I'robloui of an
EITectivc U11.1 Ilnppy Life, N. York, 1882, 12iiio. 4. A
Oouipon'lious History of Amcricftn Methodism : abridged
from the Author's " History of the Methodist Episcopiil
Church," I.on., 18S5, Svo.
Stevens, Agnes. (Coinp.) How Men Propose: the
Fatal Questi'm iinil its Answer: Love-Soencs from Popu-
lar Works of Fiction, Chic, 1888, 12ino.
Stevens, Altred James. The Repulsion of Solid
Bodies referable to Radiation : a Speculation concern-
ing Molecular Physics, Lon., 1875, Svo.
Stevens, Benjamin Franklin, b. I8;;;s, at Bar-
net, Vt. i joined his brother Henry, I'li/'ni, in the book-
selling business in London I8(i0. (Ed.l The Cam]mign
in Virginia, 1781 : an Exact Reprint of Six Rare Pam-
phlets on theClinton-Cornwallis Controversy : with I'n-
publishfcd MS. Notes by Sir Henry Clinton, Lon., 1M88,
2 vols. Svo.
Stevens, Charles Wistar. 1. Fly-Fishing in
Maine Lakes; or, Camp-Life in the Wilderness, Bost.,
ISSl, 24rao. 2. Revelations of a Boston Physician,
Bost., 18^:1, 12mo.
Stevens, Rev. Edward Thomas, [nnie, vol. ii.,
add.,] gniduntcd at Worcester College, Oxford, 1871;
ordained 1871; vicar of Sibford-Oower with Sibford-
Ferris since 1874. 1. Flint Chips: a Guide to Pre-
historic Archii.'ology, as illustrated by the Collection in
the Bla, kmore .Museum, Salisbury, Lon., 1870.
"A very complete and svstemiitichaiul-book to the study
of prehLstoric art in gei'cral."— .s'(i(. Kev., xxix. 580.
2. Guide to the Blackmorc .Mus'^uiD, Salisbury, Lon.,
1870, Svo. 3. (Ed.) Domestic Economy for Girls, by
Various Writers, Lon., 18711-77, 3 vols. Svo. 4. Jot- ,
tings ' Objects of Interest: Stonchenge Excursion,!
Lon., 1882, 12mo. 5. Teaching of the Praycr-Book for '
Chihlren of the Church, Lon., 1887-88, 2 parts, 12mo. i
With Monnis, D.win, (ed.) .\nnotated Poen's of Eng-
lish Authors, Lon., lS7t>-77, 7 vols, liimo.
Stevens, Eva, illoss-t'hnrch.) An Actress's
Love-Story : with a Preface by Florence Marryat, Lon.,
1888, 2 vols. cr. Svo. I'osth.
Stevens, F. II. iEd.) Yale Examination Papers,
Collected and Arranged, Bost., I8SH, Svo.
Stevens, Frances. The I'sages of the Best So-
ciety : a Com|ilcte Manual of Social Etiquette, N. York,
1884, Ifimo.
Stevens, George. The People's (Juiile to the New
Botanic Treatment of Disease, Lon., 1881, Svo.
Stevens, George T., M.D., [mile, vol. ii., add.]
Functional Nervous Diseases: their Causes and Treat-
ment. Illust. N. York. 1SS7, Svo.
Stevens, Ilalscy U. 1. Scripture Speculations:
with an Introduction on Creation, Stars, Earth. Primi-
tive Man, Judaism, Ac, X.York, ls7,-,, 12mo. 2. Faith
and Reason : Heart, Soul, and Hand Work : Concise
Account of the Christian Religion, and of All the Promi-
nent Religiims before and since Christianity, N. York,
187il, 12mo.
Stevens, Henry, [<inir, vol. ii., add.,] d. ISSft:
member of the committee for promoting the Caxton Ex-
hibition, 1877. 1. Sebastian Cabot — John Cabot — 0,
Lon., 1870, 4to. 2. Bibliotheca Geographioa et His-
torica ; or, A Catalogue oi" a Sale of Ancient and Modern
Books, Maps, Ac, illustrative of Historical Geography,
History, Ac. Part I. Lon., 1872, Hvo. ;i. American
Books with Tails to 'em : a Private Pocket-List of the
Incomplete or Unlii'-ished American Periodicals, Trans-
actions, Legislative Documents, and other Continuations,
Ac, Lon., 187.'i, Ifimo. Privately printed. 4. The Bibles
in the Caxton Exhibition, 1877: or, A Biographical De-
scription of Nearly One Thousand Representntive Hililes
in Various Languages, Lon., 1878, r. Svo. .'i. The His-
tory of the Oxford Caxton Memorial Bible : Printed and
Bound in Twelve Consecutive Hours, June :10, 1877,
Lon., 1878, Kimo. 6. Photo-Uibliography ; or, A Word
on Printed Card Catalogues of Old, Rare, and Costly
Books, and how to make them on a Co-Operative System,
Lon., 1S7S, Ifimo. Privately printed. 7. Historical
Collections, I881-8B, 2 vols. 8. Who Spoils our New
English Hooks? A:,i:wi and Aii.-iwcrcd, Lon., iSSo, IHmo.
«. (Ed.) The Dawn of British Trade to the East Indies,
ns recorded in the Court .Minutes of the East India Com-
pany, l.'i«'J-16U:!; with an Introduction by Sir George
birdwood, Lon., ISSfi. 1(1. Recollections of Mr. James
Lenox, of New York, and the Formation of his Library.
Lon., 188fi, I2mo. Posth.
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" D<jes contain a good deal of autobiography, ami for
ihat we are thankful."— .I(A.. No. 30<i5.
Stevens, Henry, b. 1S47, at Bradfleld ; graduated
at Trinity College, Cambridge, 1872; called to the bar
at the Inner Temple 1873; general inspector to the local
government board since 187s. With Mii.i.Kii, Hoiiai'b
E., LL.B., of the Middle Temple, barrister-at-law, Tha
County Council Compendium ; or. Digest of the Munici-
pal Corporations Act, 1882, the County Electors and
Local Government Acts, 18SS. Ac, Lon., 1888, Svo.
Stevens, Rev. Henry William Pettit, gradu-
ated at Downing College, Cambriilge, 1875; ordained
1878; vicar of Tadlow since 1888. Old Barnet, Barnet,
1888, p. Svo.
Stevens, J. C. Publio Health Act, I87£, Lon.,
187fi, l>. Svo.
Stevens, James. I'niformity of Masonic Ritual
and Observance, Correspondence and Opinions, Lon.,
1879, Svo.
Stevens, James Gray, b. 1822, at Edinburgh;
educated at Edinburgh University; removed to New
Brunswick 1840; admitted to the bar 1847. I. A Digest
of the Cases determined in the Supreme Court of Judi-
cature of the Province of New Brunswick from 1835 to
1873. St. John, 1874, Svo; new ed., 1887. 2. Index to
the Statutes, Rules, Orders, Regulations, Treatises, and
Proclamations of the Dominion of Canada, St. Stephen's,
1876. 3. Indictable Offences and Summary Convictions,
Toronto, 1880.
Stevens, John. Art of House-Painting, N. York,
1877, ISmo.
Stevens, John Austin, Jr., [nnte, vol. ii., a<M..]
b. 1827 ; grailuated at Harvard I84fi, and became a mer-
chant in New York City ; founded the Magazine of
.American History. 1. Resumption of Specie Payment.
By Knickerbocker, N. York, 1S73. 2. (Trans.) Notes
on Paris : Life and Opinions of M. Frederic 'Thomiis
(Jraindorge, [pseud.,] by H. A. Tainc, N. York, is:,'i
new ed., 1876, 12mo. 3. The Burgoyne Campaign: an
Address, Richmond, 1877, Svo. 4. Yorktown Centennial
Hand-Book. Illust. N. York, Issi, I2mo. 5. Albert
Gallatin, (" American Statesmen,") Bost., 1884, 12nio.
■'It Is a m(]re iK'rsonal biography than that by Mr.
Adams, . . . written with eoual impartiality of parly
views, while following more closely in detail the pi'ljlic
life of it.s subject, and only incidentally dwelling on the
political changes of bis time."— -Viid'o.i, xxxvii. 417.
Stevens, John I,., LL.D., recently U.S. minister
at .Stockholm. History of Gustavus Adolphus, N. York,
1834, Svo.
" It is as a biographer, rather than an historian, that Mr.
.Stevens ha.s tiest succes.s."— .Vo^ioii, xi. aiT.
Stevens, Joseph, M.R.C. I'hys., local member of
council for Berks, and late of Hants, British Aroha'o-
logical Association. Parochial History of St. Mary
Bourne: with an Account of the Manor of Hurstbourno
Priory, Lon., 1888. r. Svo.
Stevens, N. The Crimean Campaign with the Con-
naught Rangirs, 1854-56, Lon., 1878, Svo.
Stevens, Thomas, b. 1855, at Groat Berkhamp-
stead, Eng. ; removed to the United States ; made a tour
of the world on a bicycle 1884-86. Around the World
on a Bicycle : vol. i., From San Francisco to Tchernn ;
vol. ii.. From Teheran to Yokcduima. Illust. N. York,
1887-88, L' vols. Svo.
"His achievement Is an extraordinary feat of perse-
verance and pluck, and the I k in which he records it
Is a nonchalant, uiuill'cctcd account of interesting adven-
ture."— .Vo/i'im, xlvii. .'iJCi.
Stevens, Thomas W. Stevens' Manual : Rules
and Calendar Practice of the Court of Appeals of New
York anil Supreme Court of the United Stales, Ac,
Albany. 1SS5, Ifimo.
Stevens, William. Methodist Plans: Plans of
One Hundred and Sixty-Six Sermons; with a Memoir
I of the Author, Lon., 1870, p. Svo; 2d ed., 1872; 3d ed.,
I 1878.
i Stevens, Williaru. The Truce of God, and other
! Poems, Lon., |S7il, 12mo.
I Stevens, Rt. Rev. William Bacon, M.D., D.D.,
I LL.D., [atile, vol. ii., add.,] d. 1887. I. Sabbaths of
(lur Lord. Illust. Phila., 1873, 12mo. 2. Lambeth
Cfmfcrcncc, I'-^TS : :t .^crtnori prc:ichcd at IVir •'•■ftr-lu-i'-o
of the Lamb'jth Conference, Lon., 1878, Svo. 3. The
House of God the Hate of Heaven : a Sermon preached
in Christ Church, Neuilly, Lon., 1879, Svo. 4. Sermons,
N. York, 1879, p. Svo.
Stevenson, Sliss. Homely Musings. By a Rus-
tio .Maiden Kilmarnock, 1870, Svo. Anon.
STK
Stevenson, Mrs. A. E. Henry St. Clair ; " Light
ishown for the Kigliteous,' Lon., IS76 ii Svo
Stevenson, Alexander F. Batilo of Stone's
is'/o"',"""" M"'-f™'''"'r">'gh, Tennossie, December 30,
1H62-Januftry 3, 1863. Maps ami I'lans. Host., l!<81
ova. ' '
i«?..'7/"*""' **""• KI«""-''"8 "f Mcthoais.N, Cin.,
lol'.i, Iflnio. ' '
ISIj-I8,S(,j son of Ho ,t.rt Sicvenson, th. engineer of'
the Bell RoekLi^ht; b. ni IMinlM,r|,'h, Sootlan.l : eilu-
catea at the university of tliut eity, and entered into
partnership as an engineer with his father and bnjther
JIo was the uncle of Robert Louis Stevenson, infra'.
lie published, in addition fo works mentioned ,inle vol
11.: 1. On the Ueelitnmtion and Proteetion of Agri-
cultural l.iuid, Kdin., 1874. Svo. 2. I.ife of Robert |
btevenson, Civil Kngineer, Kclin.. 187s, lUi.
".Mr. K(;l|ert.«tcvi'iis(in lias not Ifft hol'iimriiini tho ren-
utatioii ol Ins iM.Klish winteinponirv of i ear y 1 " Kiime '
Maine. Hiittheeimiiiferof ihelfull iiock UkI lllmvj'e^
X\ I^evertheless, no beiiiKU mere effort of b.K.knn kiiii;
Iw W, • xl'vi! il'i) "■''''•■'' " '''■'''^'•''' ™" '"""•^'-' l'""Velf ' - i
nf^i*'';h'*?"v'^- V, "'''"" C"oka<les: an Ineident ''
of the " I-orty-Five," Lon., IS87. p. Svo
Stevenson, .llrs. Ksni6 Scott-, wife of Captain ,
fccott-htcvenson, assistant eoinniissioner in Cyprus I
Our Home in Cyprus. Lon., IS7!), sv(>. ' ' '
" When she yets interested in her siibjeetsho ehatsawav
pleasantly eiiouKh."-,S;«rf(i(u/-, lii. l.-,71 ^"awaway
2. Uur Ride through Asia .Minor: with .Map, Lon,
J8.M,8vo. .(. On Summer Sens: including the Med-
iterranean, the .Kgean, the Ionian, and the Euxine, and
a \ovage clown the Danube, Lon., 1883, Svo
n,',V„,"'f,'"-1V'^<"','*>' "10 same spirit which' made 'Our
Home 111 Cyprus' an usiiiK and livelv ruadi'it; . Tl,,.
;;"'"'"«!•, ■'•i'«s whieh lave the shore.s-o„ whid, iiio'.t ' I'
Levant, and the Adriatic."— .l(/i., No. I'jyi '
Stevenson, «J. de St. Clair. Alsaee and Lor-
raine: I'ast, I'lesent, and Future, Lon., 1873 8vo
Stevenson, George John. 1. The Am'eriean
Lvangehst: a Sketch of the Life of tha Rev. II D
Northrop, Lon., ISUl), U- 2. The Prince u{ Preach-
ers, C. 11. Spurgeon: a Sketch of his Marvellous Life-
Work, Past and Present, Lon., I8B7, Svo; 2d ed same
year. 3. (Ed.) Historical Sketch of the Christian Com-
iiiunity, AD. 1818-182.!. lly One of its Members.
Hith an Introductory (ilanee at its History during
Ninety-.Six Years. Lon., Istl8, Svo. 4. Tho Methodist
tlymn-Uook and its Associations: with Notes by W
M. Hunting, and an Introductory Poem by H. Uouah'
Lon ISUi), Svo; new ed., 1883. ;,. City Road Cbapei;
London, and its Associations, Historical, Biographical,
and Memorial, Lon., 1S72, .Syo. 6. Memorials of the
Wesley Family: including Biographical Studies of All
'i".,*'"L"''?,'''' "f "'« '•""'"ily. >""'•, 1««, «vo; new ed.,
V . .ru- . 'I,"'' ?'l'"''~«"n: '"8 I'ife "nd Work to his
Forty-lhird Birthday, Lon., 1877, Svo. S. Ilist,.rie«l
Records of the Voung Men's Christian Association,
Lon., 1S84, 12mo. '
Stevenson, James, F.R.S.E. The Civilization
of Southeastern Africa; 2J ed., (JIasgow, 1877, 8vo- 3d
ed. same year.
Steveiisou, James Hunter. " Boots and Sad-
dles: a History of the First Volunteer Cavalry of the
War, known as the First New York (Lincoln) Cavalry,
and also as the Sabre Regiment. Illust. llarrisburg
i'a., I.S/U, Svn. °'
Stevenson, llev. John. Hynienomyeetes Bri-
tannici: British Fungi: with Illustrations. In 2 vols.
\ <>l. 1., I SS().
Stevenson, John J., architect. House Arehiteo-
lure. Illust. Lon.. 1 880, 2 vols. r. Svo
U.a'de,i^^/f'^\\'!r"'"LV,'''',''.J-:: "''"™ '>>""''« "f "-e "ble..t
ri V 1, • '"'■V"",^'>', <i"wi' Anne' iinivemeiit. The
rst volume is exclusively devoted to ' Arcliltecturo ' and
"'V,»;"ind to •lIous...piaiii,i„g.' . . . T he ge L.ra r^a er
'I tleaiiimatud and plcturcMnie way In which the sublect
the author's views, and . . . his eariiestnws« h,„'i lii/e laSe '• ■
.liA., No. 27('.i;. la-lL. ■
Stevenson, Hev. Joseph, M.A., [,,»«., vol. ii.,
add.] I. Calenilar of State Paper., Foreign Series, of
he Rcign of hlizabcth, preserved in Her Majesty's
ubiic Record Oftioe, .to.: vols, i.-vii., 1558-1865, Lon.,
isw-(U. SeeCuosnv, Ai.L,\N .Tamks. 2. (Ed.) Narra-
tives of the Expulsion of the English from Normandy
,.:*
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[1449-14.^0! Robertus Blondelli de Reductione Xormon-
j niic: LoRecouvrementde Normemlie, par Berry, Heiault
, " ,y\ t'onlercnces between the Ambas.-adors ot Eng.
land and Irnnee, Lon., 18113, r. svo. 3. (Ed.) Radulphi
deCoggeshall Chronicon Anglieanuni, Lon., 187.). r svo
Stevenson, llev. Joseph, ,S.J. i. (Ed) Tho
"ri"? "^^r"?, ?""'V;'' •■'"'" "'" -^I '"■''" "f lii'><--i'>
until her Flight into England. By Claude Nan, her
Secretary. Now first printed from the Original Manu-
8cri|,ts: with Illustrative Papers from thG Secret Ar-
chives of the \ atican and other Collections in Rome.
-c*<iin., 1S83, svo.
" The v<iliiine before us has a siiccial claim to attentlnn
as giving what to all intont.s and |m poses nit K^^^^^^^^^
of her lilc iii which her aclioiis are most caiiva,-.se'l
, This remarkable fnigmcotiias exislcd'ibr'"'ricarir'tli'ree
i th ." ,o''T !," "■'•",S""-^ 'i!"'""' "11 ttlongthe bes km VI and
tlie most accessible collccllon of .M.s.^. i,i the whole kii L--
do.n imincly, the ( ;ottoi,ian Library, and no one Ul Iwi S
: e last lew vears took the tniiiido to (lecipher it and t. 1
the world what was in it."— .4//i , .No 289.-)
2 The Truth about ,lo!in Wyclif, his Life, Writings.
and Opinions, chiefly from the Evidence of his Contom-
i poranes, Lon., 1885, p. Svo.
va'uari'c?,T|-'n "■'},V'IH''"'i'"!>y provoked to his task by the
1, i'fl^ -', ""- "^''''f <l'"'"Wideii«ry celebration com-
ann lion , ■ "'"*■ "'■";l'.' "'" "'""'>• '"* "" i'Klioatioiiuf the
s'iri V n J;j "''I','''""-''""*-' 'i„P»,ri'ly hisujrlc matter i,i a
titP 1 .1 mt ' ^""''"!'' """■ '"""■■■■ ^"-'venson has emu.
rcs?.„r 1, • 1 " '" ,""';'». i"'"li' Ib'it a work displaying real
research and ninth ability n|i„u1,i have been undertake
InsULdi aspirit."-J. V. Wiiit.skv : //Moricui S!,\ No. 7
3. Mary Stuart: a Narrative of the First Eighteen
Years ol her Life, principally from Original Documents.
£i<lin., 1886.
r,i'r,l!v"'ii"„'?.'';,'"iV''\T'" "'''"'Wi' "« a contribution to biog-
SOscI "vowedly the work of un advocatf."-^(A., N5,
4. The Life of St. Cuthbert, Lon., 1887, p. Svo.
Stevenson, H., A.M. (Trans.) Engraving, by
Le \ icomle Henri Delaborde: with a Chapter on English
Engraving, by W. AValker, Lon., I.S87.
Stevenson, K. Uandolph, M.D., formerly chief
surgeon of the Confederate States Military Prison Hos-
pitals, Andersonville. (Ed.) Tho Southern Side; or.
Andeisonville Prison: compiled from Official Docu-
nient.s. Illust. Halt, and Lon., 187(i, Svo
Stevenson, Itobert Louis llalfour, b. IsjO, in
I'.diiiburgh, Scotland ; .-on of Thomas Stevenson civil
engineer, ,„pra, ami grandson of Robert Stevenson.
(7. r., auir, vol. 11.:) was educated at iirivato schools
and at Edinburgh University, and intended for tho
engineering profession, his ancestors having been for
three generations engineers to the Board of Northern
J^iglit.-. He gave up thiit profession, studied law, and
was called lo the Scottish bar. but never ,,-actised, and,
his health having failed, he devoted himself to literature
and to travelling. He has twice visited tho United
States, having once made the jouriiev to -«an Francisco
as an emigrant, and later spent a winter in the Adiron-
Uacks and has recently spent some time in Samoa. 1,
An Inland Voynge, Lon,, 1S78, cr. Svo.
sivlcs'of <'il'"i'.'Lyi'.'^''!:^''i' «'*^'"'< <», '«-■ a conip<iund of the
fctj Its of Mr I'liilip .-idncy and Bacon, (ieorge Herbert
fin ti'i'rV""" "■;Jl ',"■''"';"'?> 7.'?' ^■"«racter.s*'of the last
(Liiturj. . . Looking at tiiglish c position from his
very peculiar i»,iiitot view, iioihlng can be iiiore c?edit!
able than ilic ex'.reme trouble he rake^ l, g mt of lis
iinplc words that wouhl uiiparciitly answer his pur-
pose. . . . Weaclniittliatbeorte'iMinius'SiiswilYi iVclcvcr
thing; and not i,i,rre,,i,eiitly wc come on o el dea
aiiioiig a crowd o plalftudcs rather prettily expressed
Now and then, when he appears tc lorget himself he has
lias bes of iiiiatrcctcd livelim'ss ; 1,, <la.4es"e ling little
sketches of (diaracter, and has gracelul touches ol'v Id
landscape-painting, "-Sa(. Hev., .xlv. Tdl
• Arnrn',', "['•'"f'" '*""■' '" '"'" ''"'""■■'*• '!"' ' Cigarette' and the
rivers • r\" " "'V,"^'' '1',', '"'""' "'■'k'"" »I"1 1'"'^H'I»
ei er suHlcieiitly into the author's mood to eujov the
hill-lium.irons, half pathetic iiioraliziugs wliid k ve a
na't'u'rc wl ;T ^"""'"y ' ' »'.' Stevenson does nol look a*
nature wllh the eye of a poet, Imt be does see nature with
his own eyes instead of ihrough the spectacles of books
^a!ld vl\?i" 'I'V^-'-'" '•" ''■"'■l'"'<s lanu\.Hu'cxv!iat !u'"S
a.Kl wliai he feels, —.■^im-uttiir, 11. ;rj«.
' „„.i. ./'"'""''"' l">»'nKt'« of feeling, humour, insight, de-
\ZnuZ\rVr^;'^ "■'"' "">•'"'■>■ '""1 finish I the best
manner of hiigllshpro.se. . . . Paradoxical vet froin
I t.me to time striking out a Hash both new ami true --I u
n.oroi.sly or cordially rebellions, but never "our or puling,
^- n i s'.'h'r; *"""?',■ '", '''" I'l'ilosophy, but anon fill
01 ancles the most chivalrous or tender —this tirilHuTif
I and eiilerlaiuinK writer may at one monient show himlolf
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lot) raw in youili. nml nl niwilher liis wonls may noem to '
carry in lliom mi rdio of Heine, or at aiHilliiT of sierni';
bnt wo sliall ndinowli'ilxr llial lie liiis lioHi |;iri.s and jironi-
iM', ami one inestiiiiai)le Kill in ef^peeial,— ciiaini."— /1^/i-.
N I. 'jrilil.
'■ I woiiiler liow many people there are in Kiiiilaiii! wlio
kiMW that Holiert Louis Stevi'nson is, in his own way, (ami
111' i> wise enoiiKh to write simply in his own way,) one
<if the most perliil writers livini;. one of the very few who
may yet do sunnlliiin,' that w ill lieeume elussleivl'.'"— 1'. ti-
ll 1 MKliTON : AimI., xiil. 5-17.
2 Kdinhurgh: I'ieturosquc N'ulcs: with Etching." hy
.\. lirunet-Debaincs, Vignettes, Ac, Lon., 1^7^, fol.:
new ed., 18SS, p. .svo.
" Mr. Sleveiison ean see KdinlinrKh as she is : he seems
tu have snlVereil from the ailoieis of lliirns. and even ap-
jiears lo takea niisehievoiis pleasure in lelliiiK his iiniiurj;-
men the re.^lllt of a dispassioiiale inspeelion of llieir capi-
tal. . . . Onr (jiioUitions . . . make it needless to say
niiylhini; iiboul liis style. It speaks for itself; it iseapli
vatiii); and irritalinn'. it keeps the alteiilion awake; it
sketches a picliirc; in two words, it is never eomnioii;
Jilace; it retains an accent of tiie cpiaintness uf a time of
leisure."— .s'(i(. Her., xlvii. I'.'O.
H. Travels with a Donkey in thoCevcnnes, Lun., 1S7'.',
p. Svo; 3J ed., iN.'^.'i.
•■It would lie doint; Mr. Stevcn.son a preat injustice to
pretend that lie sets the hare fads of lliis journey hefme
us as of any value. . . . The merit of his uiie is in the
toUinn, and we must read the hook slowly, for it is on
account of iLs style that it merits oiir atleiition. . . . His
wrilint! is as elegant as ever, bnl it is more natural, and
the phr.ises of liuiiioiir and the iiarentheses of line retlec-
tion no longer seem put in w illi any art ; Ihey have urown
Willi the iirowUi of the narrative. There is the same
strong sympathy Willi linnianily. the same power to read
the "red leavedaiid confused liook of the licarl.' the same
liaiipy tliuht of ipiainl and orii-'inal fun; but there i.s les.<
etfolisiu. and the view of ii.Uural life is sweeter and
lieallhier. It i« remarkable Ihat on so slight a thread so
luany jewels of Ihouaht and fancy can be hnnj;; for the
thread, we must confess, is e.\eeediii(,dy slight."— .Siit. A'tT.,
xlvii. 770.
4. Virginibus I'uerisque, and ollior Papors, Lon.,
l.ssl. p. Svo.
"There is no paiKT in this lilllc oolleetlon but Is sure of
it.- reiulers. none tliat can fail to i;ive a novel and exciliiii?
pleii>nre when the rit^ht man or woni.in opens the book in
tile riKht mood and the rlKlit hour."- .Si/. AVc. 11. .'iJH.
" HcKardlng . . . these essays as elaborate studies in the
literarv art. . . . one cannot be deaf to the jirai.ses which
his reilned and lle.\ible style has so fully deserved, and
which may here be eudorseil williout repetiiion. The
many instances of strained nictajihor. forced illustratiou,
and otiscure e-Xtraviiiianee which we mii:ht ipiote are due
not to defects of .style, but to barrenness of matter."—
.It'll'/.. XX. 'Jl.
5. Faiuiliar Studies of Men and Books, Lun., 1SS2, p.
.Svo.
"Mr. Stevenson is not seen at Ills best in this voUiine.
Of course his ■stnilics' are elenaiitly written and pleasant
to read : but criticism is lianlly his forte. The turn of his
miml is distinctly subjective; and he is eertainly happier
wlien he is tellinir Ids readers how the immediate objects
of seiisi' :.IVe';t him than when he is tryinj; lo estimate
other |,eople who have in their own waydone the same."
— .l(/i.. No. 'JWO.
" All the essays will repay earefid perusal, because, apart
from fresh facts or novel suj^j^estions. they often act U|m)U
us aggrcs-^ively, exciting to independent though t."—.Sii(.
AVr., iiii. MS.
fi. New Arabian Xighta, Lon., 18s2, 2 vol.*. p. Svo.
"There is little but pleasure to be nnl out of the ' New
Arabian Ninhls.' willi their strikinx fertility of invention,
their cliarniin^ toucli of a chivalry which "is Ijv no means
too common either in real life or in lietion. ain! that other
quality of ilie aiillior's. also by no means too common, of
makiiig his readers -up full ol horrors and yet putting no
offence in it."— .sii(. / ., liv. i;.'!*).
"As a collection oi ^'rotcsiiue roinanees. the ' New Ara-
bian Niuhts' are perfect in foriu and Huish ; and siu-li an
Him i" not only legitimate in itself, but constitutes a fresh
departure in romance-writing."— .S;;tc((i/(/r, Iv. U-Ml.
7. Troasnre Island. Lon,, lSS:j, ii. Svo; 2il cd., 1SS4.
"II is a liook for boys which will tie delightful to all
grown men who have the sentiment of treasureliunting
and are toui'lied with the true spirit of the Spanish Main.
. . . It is written— in tljat crisp, choice, nervous Kinjlish of
which lie has the secret— with such a union of measure
and force as to be in its way a masterpiece of narrative. "—
.Sn/. AVr., Ivi. 7;i7.
s. The Silveradi) Squatters: a .Sketch from a Califor-
nia Mountain, Lon., ISS.'t, p. Svo; new eil., ISS(.
"It is not the best of Mr. Steven-sou's works; but only
Mr. Stevcn.son would have written it."— Sat. Itcv., Ivii.
Ml
9. A Child's Harden of Verse, Lon,, IS85, p. Svo| 2d
cd, same year.
" Never before has the Inner life of childhnnd been so
apprehended or portrayed hy an Knglisli writer."— .t(A.,
No. ;«"ii.
"Some of its lyrics would undoubtedly delight anychlld
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old enough to dellKht In such things at all ; while others,
again, will undoulitedly be read Willi pleasnie by its
elders. What we look lor, however. In a book of this sort,
lhou«li perhaps it is putting our requirements loo iiign. is
the comliinallou of the same kind of altracliiui in the
same jiieces. . . . This point, hmvevt-r, is rarely attained
in Mr. Stevenson'.s verse."— -Si/. Itii\, lix. ;;'.M.
10, Prince Otto : a Honiance, Lon-. Iss.',. p. Svo.
"The ordinary material of the novel he throws aside; in
half a dozen sentences he gives the results of ii whole
Volume of realism ; he goes slraijjlit to the i|nick of tliiiiKS,
and coiiceriis himself witli none but oseiilials. . . . The
antlior's theme is the morals of niiirriai.'e. . . . ' Prince
Otto' is a protest UKainsl the exisience of most of that
which is unworlliv in the theory and jiractice of modern
literature."— .1//!.. N'o- :iO;t(l.
11. Strange Case of Ur. Jekyll and Mr. Hydo, Lon.,
IS8li. p. Svo. '
" Nlr. Stevenson's idea, bis secret, (but a very o|ien .secret.)
is that iif llie double personalily in every man. . . . While
one is thrilled iiiid possessed bv (lie horror of Ihe central
fancy, one may fail, at first rcadini,'. to recin;iii/e the deli-
cateand ri'strained skill of llie treatment of accessories,
(Ltails, and character."— .svi/. liir., Ixi. .w.
" In form it is but a simple tale of magical trausl'orma-
tions, yet few sermons coulii pronounce more awful warn-
ing against a sinful life."— .Vu(/"». xlii. I'.'l!.
\'l. Kidnapped ; being Jleuioirs of the Adventures of
David liulfour in the Year 1751 : how he was Kidnapped
and fast Away I his SulVerings in a Desert Island; his
Journey in the Wild Highlands; his Aci|iiaintiinoe with
Alan Brcck .Stewart and other Notorious Highland .lac-
ohites; with All that he sufl'ered at the Hands of his
rncle, Kbenezei- lialfour of Shaws, falsely eo called:
wriiten hy Hiin,«elf, and now set forth, Lon., Issfi, p.
8vo.
"While this book is not quite so iinii|ne as ' Treasure
Island,' it has perhaps even more of the iiualilies proper to
all true literature."— .S;iri'/<i/»r, lix. 'Ml.
"In tlie Highland portions the imiit;inati(Ui is of an ex-
ceedingly high and rare kind. The scenes are Hashed not
onlv niion the mental vision but upim the actual senses
of the reader. And even in the earlier chapters, where
there is but little imagination in this narrow seii.'C. we
come upon single touches where there is imagiuiitiou. but
then It leaps up in a short, sudden, dazzlint; llaiiie, as
when the cry forced from the murderous uncle by super-
stitious terror is likened in sound to a sheep's bleat."— .;l(/i.,
No. ■M'».
"■Kidnapped' is as fresh and strong, as thorough in
workmanship and well sustained in interest, as anything
which he has yet Kiveu to the world. 'Treasure Island
it*clf not excepted."— .s'u/. liei\. Ixii. I'.ii.
VA. The iMerry Men, and other Tales and Fables, Lon..
I8S7, p. Svo.
" The two really remarkable stories are ' The Merry Men'
and the short ske'tch entitled ' Thrawu .lanct.' Mere hor-
ror is easilv conjured up, liut it is onlytnnder toe jiower
of genius that horror can permanently fascinate. ■'—.Iok/.,
xxxi. 1-1 1.
M. Underwoods, [verse,] Lon., 1887, er. Svo.
"There Is In the.sc poemslitlle or nolhini.' either of that
originality or of that satisfying beauty which conjointly
eharacterize Mr. Stevensoirs best prose. '— \Vil-l.i.\M .>^il,\iii':
,lc<i(/., xxxii. 213.
■■His liiiiLMiage is well .'-elected and beautiful, his
thoughts ale (rraecful aim inlcllectually stimulating or
satisfying, and Ihe whole has a music lit once caressing
and iirovocative. . . Oil Ihe other hand, his happiest
phrases come short of full inspiration."— .!(/)., No. 31i!-l-
16. Memories and Portraits. Lon., ISS7, IL'nio. (Con-
sists of essays, many of which had appeared in periodi-
cals.) Hi. 'i'he lilack Arrow ; a Tale of the Two Uoses,
Lon.. ISSS, cr. Svo.
" If ' Ivanhoe' be the most brilliant tale for boys which
genius ever penned. ' The Dlack .\rrow' cerlaoily deserves
to be mentioned next hi it as one which, withoul even
suggesting an imitator, displays a master-hand in the same
field."— .S;icc(ii/or. 1x1. vm.
17. The .^Llstcr of liallantrac, Lon,, 188L', p. 8vii.
With Stkvkvson, F.^.n.ny Van nv. (iiiipr, The Dynami-
ter: more New Arabian Nights, Lon-. ISS;'), p. Svo.
"Those ... to whom the 'Suicide Club' and the ' Pavilion
on tlic Links' are already classics will lind the ■ Dynamiter
eipiallv charminj.'. . . . Aeain .Mr. Stevenson shows his
\inii|ne power of vivid ami p"iietratlve language, his abso-
lute comiuand of the ritilit word. Never was a work ot
an inexact and even painfid dcscrlplioir written in suili
dainty and lucid Knglish, or with .so light a play of wit."—
.Icii'f., xxvii. ;i'>8.
And see .Iknkix, Fl.KEHINq, mi/iin.
Okxkihi, CniTicisM ;
" He is the true ^ypsy and wnndcrioL- ciilcjtaiucr of th-.:
I time, heguliiim us'wifh song and fortune-telling. ... In
I the full tideof realism and of analysis Mr. Stevenson stands
I for the romantic spirit, and has eonstilnti'd himself the
; defender of bygone failhs. the champion and reviver, by
precept and practice, of the much-abused story for Its own
{sake. He brings back old (■liivalries and piracies, aid
I talks to the boyhood of to-day of shipwrecks and hlgli
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as thiiniiigh in
id Fables, Luii.,
rnlilik' at il.s cnii, ilir'r'i il.t" 'tis ..hImv ,;V,; " :"".' "'"I't' uii
[iKns„iisi„iirsii.vc,i.s a, ,,,,„?. "" """ nmscm,-
11 '» I'vll,,. ,.„| a „| (., , , -I u i '"''V'.'!'''' *-'""ii>'Mts.
["■i-.v- -I „>,. tiK. l,r„ I'n u , ■ , - V , " ' "'I'' '" "'"« l">>-
li"ll Ihr chann Jic has ,• ,,] ,i, ''' ' '"" '"• ""Hklv,
wears it with rnurau-c w , ;;.r ,, ,'.'' T"r ',' 'I'''* "'1,1
pmno a,a as so „„„■:, ,, ai' .^ , , ^,"'^ '^'•\;'"'Vcl „r a
N. Vor'k. 1 -no • 2 K,"" 1 v,',';" ";.'"'' ,'<""»i"« about
SlcHviinl H..V. <;e«rBo, [,„„e, vol. il., a.l.i.l ti,„
«..=.:.===,SS,gSfi|;|Sa=2
^"•va .,,, ,,,., iiiinisc le ciiii.s i,,,,r,.
that 1,,. rares ii„,m r,,,- is J ,i , n i ;,' "'<■ I'arl (,f life
sMMi ,,(■ II,,. i,,v,.„r v,a, his- I ■ "'■ "''■ ''"■^■'■' i-'-Mirus-
"lilnl,|itst.i II lillssi,,,/. ,,, , , ' 'll.lS ilvilKlltlu Ii,.ri.ii|
V|7'"KleMwi,l,'h'la , s". , I'V'v ';il^''^l.f''^
fa(., It roprosi'iiis a i-wil (iriL- i , if • ■• tV ' " "i-'™i-y sur-
(ii;/,™ j/,,„„..,„,, XXXV ixiil hi!.',-'- -'"--^"v J.vMKs: y'Ac
"■",1 l,.v writi„KS wl,i,.| ..rJi,-, i",a h.,?'''''"" """■'' •'""«
oils literary hag^nKv that V? s;,..,,', " '""" I'liscolhiiio. '
all Ro"'l.tli"n«h\a,i, 'iv iun^ V *,',' "''■"''■''■ • ■ • ■' ■'«
arc a-s ..aroliiily ,inuv„ as I is A,,' -.Jr '""""' i'''ai-"(.turs
are tl,.. vv„rk ,;f a "liii 1 as ,ttv t\ v. . i''','''^T'' ' ' '"'^'y
Milion i„ati. ,,r ubliturHt" . lea svvl, '''"'"' "' r^'aily to
I ic study ami of iMspira i" ^r,.,?r % ^ of work i„
turo8 of T. JI. JIuxlev II , v" v' T'" ">« ''"••<'- '
..TboPb,.o,o«,^\{^;„J^;-,^i^-^.-;;;^,^K^....,
tect of the liell li,Zk Zl, II '""^'n-*"". archi-
Uoardof Norther, 'iaht"? ,;."""'= "^"''"""^ ^ "'O
""jirovements in i' ,t ft/r ^^ 1,^ "any inventions and
for the Illumination on! L «":'",•;■'"'• : }'"'Vos.\.
.io.Hto\"'v"'-';,f'i'f """'""* <"'-"«'. ^- '.Si;i, a
■ • b,; A ivJl'l!!;:^:'".:';'^^'!"'^^; -stored Ihe
Cliurcb I '»„'"i- ■"" '." '"" ''lo'estnnt !■
»iew»„, ab„c, m.; i„.„; ,., „ ,
Meven§oii. Th<>>n«„ ». ■. ., .. _ __ i terconrsu „.oi. .1..' ' ' I'li^'inal ohserva ion jm.i ,.i,.^.. i..
w.,iMi|un.i,,atij;r:ni:e,.;f;:„:rs;;j^,,!r'Mr,l^
^»". 2. Christinniti. conliriued by .I,.„i.^: '..I, . w' .,'"'
rcstiniony and the Deduetions fr,
Ac Kdin., 1877, 8vo; 2,1 o,|., |871)
.^pirit-Or'avitiU'r w "^ 'a rtr" mliV "'i'!"""'
MM "■ r ^:;i;!:!:';^:f;:.f^::nf ; >• nib,io«ra,bieai
eatf, from 1817 to IS-," l' j, J ./'o '"'"''""""' ^ilvo.
J'nvid latin,,: to V, it; is , i', \''V"'- , "• ^"''""^ "t
;. ' "'*. }"'"'' '7'7 at" IH2S retm
^--•i.,.entiiiii,an,,M„,,,j';;,,^;;;;'-|
) The Sclio,
luci
t-~ ;^>rli'"Hr--"-- --^
»■"' the Fi'incvKiUr I, ""'"," i'V"' J"'.'">^''.« ^oviHe
and Vanity, LonlsJ<j'rsmn %\''P Cousins; or, Pri,lo
Faitl,fuland T^C^u Z to uX\'"rr'V' "''
'ivnis ; or, Scenes „ Vl , '„ V ''■•?'•'>■ J*>- ^ti" Cluirch Fen-
12. Eu tace .'.r >^:, 'i,"'? f "'« '"-t Child, I.,n., I,s,„o
""'1 how l,e ro"; in th. W ;7,"k" ""^'^ ^'I'^ture^,
, Alone in "he W 'id ' L, ,;"^lS-n'".' '«'"' J^.no. 14.'
Florence O'Neill. ,r t'c'"' '^*"- ^""". L'-
-, The Foster-Sis'ters W; I 'li 2„'J''''-Tf ^V''''^""/
!^.;^^;;O.^JofC,,,.q-e!.!:;;.^-^ "t^Xliornton:
Moses and Sdenceh, '11 '*'"'•■"; ^'"' C'-<--«ti"n ; «r,
MKN.,Ks.Aurv (trans Tri;, 'T' I^""' '^v"' "'ith
tlio liasis' of its U st,rv bv Ott .' r"';''^ "' ',if"e'"" "°
Translation Fund Ub. j K.n s fi '=^:^"'?':' <""«''l"Kio«:
...i^^:r"!;''ijjs,^ir«n'?'V'??^-..
lo the loi*"" "*• - ■
od,l bits of iia
InM- purely til,, les lU'oroi.i'sVin.irr.i'.s. . .• ■ -• "^-
^::;-:^:^^: •-- '-i'i-n^V^N^^iSi:;;i;;!:!fs.^;
soL^fi^'^.X^X-l^.^lr'is^'^^^.f-''
ifJoii;;; ,!-v;Ji.;^^s'SSF''-»^^
;'nti,.|sn,.a„,l imeresi .A ,, .^,1?, & ' ,'!';r"'''" "' '''""V
I'y lb|. auihor hi a va^whi,./, l:,7'\''-''r^^^^^
Pl™.a„t rc.a,Ii„K."-;J',^,,;:;;,'; 'ii'"'siS '"" ^"""^ "■'""■emely
Mosaic Sac,';; T^li , tte of7'"'!^ of Aberdeen.
l2ino. " •^"'<'^ot I-eeturos, Lon., 188,'),
NUvcnsaii, W. II. (R,,
''ollc'lioi, of 11^
""I., 1>81, 1(1
Inio.
inns for I'se in Soli
,!?•,'"!:!;!."'""' ."«'*'• ^Villinm, D.I).
'lad Cuiuni'
leinorativo Celebrat
ions of St. K
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III
138U
':. f
STB
comprisinR the Lnughable Ailvcnturcs of Bob Johnftnn,
Ac, Kilin., l!<Sfi, Svo. li. Wiiniloring Willie: a Koiimnoo
of tho (Jrent Tiiy 'Jridgo Diiastor, Lon., 1MS7, p. Svo. Ji.
Ono Kiilso Step: a Novel, Udin., Isss, p. ,Svo.
Stewart) Andrew. Tho Amcriciin System:!
Speeches on tho TiirilT Question nnd on tho Inlornivl
Improvements: iirineipiilly delivered in tho IIhuho of
Representatives of tho United States: with lliograph- i
leal Sketch, '"'ila., 1872, 8vo.
Ste."\re. 2/ev. Archibald Francis. Sermons,
Kdin., Il^i'll, Svo. Printed lor private circulatiiin.
Stewart, Aubrey, M.A., lalo Fellow of Trinity
College, Ciimhridge. I. (Trans.) Terence's IMiormio:
with Notes, 1-on., IST'J, 12mo. 2. (Trans.) T. Macci
Plauti C'aiitivi, in Knglisb, Lon., issl, 12ma. 3.
(Trans.) Xenuphon's (Eciimcnicus, Lon., 1!<,S5, 12mo.
4. (Trans.) Of the Holy I'laces visited by Antoninus j
Martyr. Annotated by Col. .Sir ('. W. Wilson, It.E. |
(Palestine Pilgrims Text Soe. Pub., No. 1.) Lon , ls,S5. [
:>. (Trans.) Of tho Buildings of .Justinian by Pruiupius. ,
Annotated by Col. Sir C. W. Wilson and Prof. Hayter \
Lewis. Map, Plates, and Plan. (Palestine Pilgrims j
Te.\t Soe. Pub.) Lon.. ISSti. 8. Tho Talo of Troy,
done into Knglish. (For Children.) Lon., IHSfi, 12mo. I
" Twelve short chapters, beauti fully and simply worded."
—Aaiil., XXX. 'S'J'S. !
7. (Trans.) L. Anniinis Seneca on Benefits, Lon., 1887,
cr. Svo. 8. (Trans.) Plautus: with Notes, Lon., 1888,
12mo. With Lo.Nii, (Jeouhe, (trans.) Plutarch's Lives:
with Notes and a Life, Lon., 1880-82, l vols. 12mo.
Steivurt, Ualfour, LL.U., F.R.S., 1828-1887, b.
In Eilinburgh, and educated at tho universities of St. 1
Andrews and Edinburgh ; was superintendent of Kew
Observatory 18,iU-7l, and added to that office in 1867
that of secretary of the Oovernuient Meteorological Com-
mittee, which he resigned in ISIi'.l. In 1870 ho was ap-
pointed professor of natural philosophy at Owens Col-
lege, Manchester. In 1808 he received from the Royal
Society the Rumford medal for his discovery of the law
of the equality of tho absorptive and radiative powers
of bodies. He was president of the Society for Psychical
Ueseiirch, and of tho Physical Society of London, and
contributed papers to the Transactions of tho Royal
Society. I. Lessons in Elementary Physics, Lon., 1870,
ISmo. 2. An Elementary Treatise on Heat; 2il eil.,
Lon., 1871, 12mo. 3. Physics, Lon., 1872; new ed.,
with Questions, 1S78, l8mo. 4. The Conservation of
Energy : being an Elementary Treatise on Energy and
its Laws. Lon., 187:1, p. 8vo.
" The lirst two chapters are devote<l to the consideration
of mechanical encrnv and its change into heat. . . . Tho
remaining forms of energy are then cx|ilaincd, and the
law of its conservation is statcil. and its operation traced
through all varieties of transmutations. An historical
sketch of the progress of Mie science, and an examination
of Professor 'Ihoniwju's ( irrelative theory of the Oissl.m-
tion of ICncrKy, follow; and the work concludes with a
chaiileron the I'osilion of Life. . . . The style is all that
it .should be , it is dillicult lo understand how so much in-
formaiion can be contained in .so few words."— .Sit(. Rev.,
xxxvii. llfi.
With (iKK, W. W. n.\i,i>ANK : 1. Lessons in Elemen-
tary Practical Physics: vol. i., 1885, p. Svo. 2. Prac-
tical Physics for Schools and the Junior Students of
Colleges: vol. i. Electricity and .Magnetism, Lon., 1888,
cr. Svo. With Tait, Peteu (Jiitiiiiie: 1. The Unseen
Universe ; or, Physical Speculations on a Future State,
Lon., 1876, Svo. Anon. 3d ed. same year. (The second
and third editions were published with the authors'
names.)
" This is an ingenious series of corollaries from hypoth-
eses that occupy the extreme Ijordcr of aeientitic enciuiry."
—Aciul., vii. '<'i'J.
2. Paradoxical Philosophy: being a Sequel to " Tho
Unseen Universe," Lon., 1878, cr. 8vo. Anon. With
Waim), Adoi.imm .s William, (ed.) f>says anil Addres,ses,
by Professors and Lecturers of tho Owens College, Man-
chester: published in Commemoration of the Opening
of the New College Buildings, October 7, lS7;i, Lon., 1874,
Svo.
Stewart, V, I*. Vatican Influence under Pius V.
and Gregory XUl., .tc, Lon., 1877, Svo.
Stewart, Charles. I. Notes on Sabbath-School
and Bible-Class Teaching, Edin., 1808, p. Svo. 2. The
Uaelio Kingdom in Scotland: its Origin and Churdi:
with Sketches of Noted IJreailalbane anil (llcnlyon
Saints, Edin., 1880, p. Svo. 3. The Killin Collection of
Uaelic Songs, Music, Ac, Lon., 1884, 4to.
Stewart, Charles. Recalled, [a novel,] Lon.,
188o, or. Svo.
laao
8TE
Stewart, Rev. Charles Henry ilylton-,
M.A., graduated at St. Catharine's College, Cambridge,
1873; ordained 1875; minor canon, sacristan, and pre-
oentor of Chester Cathedral, and priest in charge of tho
Cathedral precincts since 1S77. ( Ed.) Words of Anthems
in Vfo in tho Cathedral Church of Chester, Lon., 1880,
Svo.
Stewart, U. J. Illustrated History of Lycoming
County, Pa., Phil:.., 1876, fol.
Stewart, David. I. The Law of Marriage and
Divorce, in England and the United States, San Fran.,
1883, 16uio. 2. The Law of Husband and Wife, as es-
tablished in England and the United States, San Fran.,
188.'), lOuio. With IUhkv, FiiANcis Kiso, Digest of
the Law of Husband and Wife, as established in Mary-
land, Halt., 18,S1, 12mo.
Stewart, Duncan. A Concise Hebrew tirammar:
to which ore added the Hebrew of the First Chapter of
the Book of (Jenesis, a Complete Vocabulary for the
same, Ao., Edin. and Lon., 1872, Svo.
Stewart, Ilev. Duncan, minister of Spott, Dun-
bar, liand-liiiokof Deductive Logic, fur Medical Stu-
dents, Lon., 1885, 12mo.
Stewart, (Jeorge, D.C.L., Litt. D., b. 1848, in
New York; remosed to New Brunswick, and bpciinie a
journalist; editor of tho Quebec Morning Chronicle
since 187i). 1. Story of the Great Fire in St. .lohn, New
Brunswick, 1877, (Toronto,) 1877, 12mo. 2. Evenings in
the Library, 1878. 3. Canada under the Administration
of the Earl of Dufferin, Lon., 1878, Svo.
Stewart, George Vesey. Notes on the Stewart
Special Settlement No. 4, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand :
with a Short History of the Previous Settlements, Lon.,
1883, Svo.
Stewart, Henry. 1. Irrigation for the Farm,
Garden, and Orchard. Illust. N. York, 1877, 12uio. 2.
The Shepherd's Manual ; new ed., cnl., N. York, 1878.
3. The Dairyman's Manual : a Practical Treatise oij tho
Dairy. Illust. N. York, 1888, 12mo.
Stewart, Henry. 1. Our Redcoats and Blue-
jackets : War Pictures on I^and and Sea : forming a
Continuous Narrative of the Naval and Military History
of England from the Year 1703 to the Present Time,
Lon., 1878, Svo; new ed., ISSI. 2. The. Ocean Wove:
Voyages, Seamen, Discoveries, Lon., 1883, 12nio.
Stewart, James G. Freedom of tho Will Vin-
dicated ; or, President Edwards' Necessarian Theory
Refuted, Glasgow, 1870, Svo.
Stewart, James Lindsay. (Ed.) Uolfiana Mis-
cellanea, Glasgow, 1887, Svo.
Stewart, John. Scripture Questions, and Analy.es
of the Gospels and Acts, Lon., 1S77 ; new ed., l.'-70,
p. Svo.
Stewart, John II. A Digest of Decisions of the
Courts of Law and Equity of the .^tate of New Jersey
from 1700 to 1887. Trenton, N.J., IS7li-S7, 3 vols. Svo.'
Stewart, John H. J. and Duncan. The Stew-
arts of Aj.pin, Edin., 18S0, 4to. Privately printed.
Stewart, John Lindsay, and Urandis, Diet-
rich. The Forest Flora of Northwest and Centi^il
India. Illust. Lon., 1S74. Svo.
Stewart, Kensey Johns. The New Teslanunt ;
or, The Rcfturation of the Hebrew Comuionweallh :
showing the only Rule of interpreting the Soriptuie I
the Prophets, .\. York, 1871, 4 parts', Svo.
Str^wart, .>I. (Trims.) Dournof: a Russian Stor.v :
from the French of II. Grcville, Pliila., 1870, sq. Ifiuiu.
Stewart, Mary Clementina. See Wake, Miis.
M. C, hifro.
Stewart, Phillips. Poems, Lon., 18S7, 1 vol.
Stewart, It. Morris. Studies in Christian Ilistorv,
Ellin., ISSo, p. 8vo.
Stewart, S. and K. The Professor's Last Expcii
ment, Lon., 1888, p. Svo.
Stewart, S. A., and Corry, T. II. A Flora
of the Northeast of Ireland, (,'ambridge, 1888, cr. ^m.
(The work was begun by Mr. Corry, and after his deiilli,
in IS83, Wiis completed by Mr. Stewart.)
Stewart, S. E. (Trans.) Conversations on Ait
Methods; from tho French of T. Couture: with iiii
Introduction by R. S. Gilford. N. York, 1870, 12mo.
Slewnrl, Kev. .Saninei J. Tlio Gospel of La» :
! Discourses on F^mdaniental Church Doctrines, Bust.,
1882, 12mo.
Stewart, T. G. Memoirs of Mrs. RebeccaStewart,
Phila., 1877, l6mo.
Stewart, Thunias A. 1. New First Greek Course :
of Lycomin);
) Uolfiana Min-
STE
l'u,,.l Tfuc .or, in my District. K.lin., rs?!., p 8v„ T
un:: ls82: uZ. "*• '^"^ '" ^''"'""'"' ""■^" ^'-"'•.
Stewart, Thomas (JraiiiKur, MD Fits
tdin., [,,»«., v„l. ii., ud,l.,] b. Is.iT, i„ K.li iburcli .ui,!
0, ucatcl at K,li„burgh University a^,! in , „ 1 ^'m?
.atl^oloKy at burgeon.,' Hall, K.linburgb, ,.n,i ,„uhol„Ki8,
to tie Uoyal InHrmary i„ |s,i2, an,l i„ |,s7(i was ,,,,
pointe,! prole.-sor of tho practice of pbysi. i„ |.;,li„b„rib
Un vers.ty. lie is president of Ibe .Me,ii,.„.(bin,rJicM
Society of that city, an,l pl.ymeian.i„.„rdinary t , t^ e '
queen for Scot anJ. 1. Clinical Lectures on nlo t, nt !
f'ympomo: (J„l,line88. l,on., I8.S4, Svo. -. lli'nt "n |
Ilea 111 to the Ovcrvv<,rked, Manchester, 1S8I !■!„", 7 '
btu,l.y of piseases of the Nervous System : Lectures in' i
Kdmburgh, E,lin., INSJ, ,.vo. 4. Clinical Lectures on i
Important Syiuptoms: Fasciculus U., Ac, Kdin., Isss '
1888 8vo ''"otures on Albuminuria, N. York,' ;
Stewart, Thomas McCants, b. 1851, at Charles- '
ton, b.t., of Alricin parentage; gra,luate,l at the Cni-
vers.ty of (South Carolina 1875; practise,! Ia» ; enter" 1
York ll;- 9 •■';!' f'« '^■'"•■"'-•"-African Kepublie, N.
st;.«^»',V ^.'i"'''Vf "'^'■'-'1" City, iNsr.
!/.„. The Star of Hope, ami other
STI
Stiles, Edward II. I. I„„a Supreme Curt Ro.
ports, vols xxM.-xxxvii., (::<fl7--:i,) 'cbic. an,! De»
Momes, l8fi7-75, I« vols. Jto. 2. Digest of the De2
ions of.the hupremo Court of Iowa: Continuation of
xi^iine;; ;';v»^8r8:r^"''^""^^^^"- '"•'-- ^-
St.lex, Henry Reed, M.D., M.A., [,,„(,., vol. ii
aJd.,J prolcssor of niental an.l norvous di^eas^s in tho
'Y" V''''. »;'.'"an'8 Medical College and Hospital I8S2
|-«J. 1. A History of Ibe City of Hrooklvn,\tc • vol
i Ml., (completing tho work,) |S7(| svi)
I -AS'xLu'ir "' '"""""""^ '" "' ''i-t"rian a.s Hro„klyn.-
I 2- (Kd.) Illustrated History of the County of KinL's
and City of lirooklvn, Hst, 2 vols *'
|.h'?r"i">' ,V'*"',a"''v,"f African descent, resident in
hiadelphia. The Underground Railroad: a Uec.,r,l
I ,'T-'' '*'!";<'""" Narratives, Letters, narrating the
Hardships, Hair-UreaUth Kscapes, and Death-Struggles
Phib,." wT^v'o" '"■ *^"'"''" '''"■ I'"''™'''""- I''"''t-
"We must award high praise lo the liternrv si.n«<. .ir.t
.M"s^.ry'lai',*;Z-. ^"'V' ^T,^''' ""-'■"'trived'tfM^ri e
ma siorj again and again williout saineiiess."-.Va(ioH, xlv.
Stewart, Victoria.
Tales, Lon., 187«, p. 8vo.
Stewart, W. C., [o„^, vol. ii., add.] A Caution
to Anglers; or, 'The Practical Angler'" and "Tho
JIi«lern Practical Angler" compared, Edin., 1871. l2mo
Stewart, W. M. Eleven Years in the West"rn
bUlcs ol America: with an Analysis of Prairie Soil
by b. .Macadam, Lon , 187(1, I2iiio
Stewart, llev. William, D.D., b. 1835 at An
nan, bcotlami ; gia.luatcl at Ulasgow University ISBIji
professor ol divinity and Biblical criticism in the Cni- '
ersily of Gla„g„w since IS7;i. The Plan of .><t. Luke's I
oospel: a Critical Examination, (ihisgow, |H7a 8vo
Stewart, William, Ml)., surgeon-maj,;r army
medical department. Clinical Researches on the Thera
pcutic Action of Chloride of Ammonium in tho Treat-
mint ot Hepatic Disease, Lon., 1879, 8vo.
Stewart, William John, b. 181!); graduated at
..veer College Oxford, 1872; called to he blr at the
[.""rLs""'.'';.. ''™"""' '■'■■'"''''^' ^'"""''^ ^''"■"■
Stewart, William Kobert Henry, F.KCS
,,;''!,",•• i"",,"";'?*';" ;" "',""•««"'' t'-™" n"<l ear depart:
,? i, Yf ,■■■" '"""':"' ''"'I'i'"!; »»rgeon to' the
HX8 ■<'? ^"^"■''"■■' '""' '"J"''"-'^ "'■ 'to Ear,\on.,
If^xs, .f2nio. ' '
Slewart-Thompson. See Thompsov.
Stickney, Albert, graduated at Harvard 1859. 1
he Lawyer and bis Clients, Host., 1871, 8vo. 2 A
Iriie Republic. N. York, 187(1, l2mo.
,Zn} ''1" '""•''l.v™ll it a plan of reform, because the
t isc.rl.'.Vnu";,'f""" Vf "■" ^I'S-'K*-'-""'"" <« torrem.'to"
ti . 1 "'■ '"'"■'''•'^'"^'"">»''i">P'"''antcoiitribulioi
ih h n"'*"" *"'"'■'■'• """'I' '"" "^'O- alarmed, rJn""
1 1 ;;, •"■■"'"' ".■'"•'<i»« "f purty g.ivernmeiit ii e
Y'lbH^u"'."'?"'' "overnmeut: a Study of Politics, N.
I'irK, 1883, 12nio.
I,,!.,!'!!.',! i'^'''- ■'^'i'l^iey. as far as appi>ars from this book
%r "sMcUoH^'""^^'!'''^- •.■ ■ EviTi.tly that w hdi ab-'
," n,, u, i' '.^'"■^ ? ."hole interest is the plan wliicli he
i-^ e olved Ironi his own consciousness, and which e
mn * •",'■""*' ''"'""•''' '" 'lisiH'iise with aiiyth iig 1 , re
than (jeneral argumeiit."-A«/,-iH, xl. 527.
Stickney, Julia Noyes. Poems on Lake Win-
iiirsaulice, Haverhill, Mass., 1884, IBmo,
Stidolph, H. E. The Nativity, and other Short
louiis, Lon., 1877, l2mo.
Stigaud, William, [a„re, vol. ii., where his name
'■ <jrrn,„,ously given as Stioant, add.] The Life, Work,
•Hid Upimons of Heinrich Heine, Lon., 1875, 2 vols. 8vo!
l.,im;iv ,■.'., ■.'"""''' ''''^ fulnt'.s.s and liUciest of Mr. .■^li-
M ''',""l'',''i'J „V!;",""'' »■<-■ 'ear, be regarded as a literary
r I Ml' 1,1 . " "'" " '■"fl','»>' selection of material for a
, ' ' 1, '.f^"!''''' '"'." "'"•'' a biography itself. . . . 'fho
in *;' ''■ "■•"':'"^i''»» 'rom letters, newspaper articles,
i,;i,,, 1 .'"-'■" «-'■'"*'."'""».' to several pagcs,'are really si
i:uK^\^";!,t:?^^ST.!.',"i'i^'i^"'' "p ^'- «"«'""!•'' '-0
Stil 6, Alfred, M.D., LL.D., [,„.te, vol. ii., add 1
I. fepidemio or Malignant Ch.dera, Phila., 187:!, 12mo.
i. Othello and Desdcin.ma: their Characters, and Desde-
18,r wT{, "•*■ ^\- ^'"'"' fr"''-] I''"'"-. ^8«,
torv n, n. ■ ' .'^'^'f "••'""" M- Tlie National DispcnsiJ
to y . con aining the Natural History, Chemistry, Phar-
inacy. Action.., ,.„d Uses of Medicines. Illust. I'hila..
IhlH, 8vo; 4||i td., 1888. '
Stille, Charles Janeway, LL.D., [ante, vol. ii.,
«)<!.,] resigned the position of provost of the University
pbi,:.?"i;^2'72mo'"'- '• '•"'"" '" '''«''"^^^'" "'^'-y-
.;;:55tt;.iJii.?^^:^^i,:ii^;;j!™, ^ii^.^ .^o
avT, !,.""■ i'"-'''^^'"*-''^ "'"' '"'"iliar vfew's but m ii a
I tiv^''.^.(Siv^;,',".:;:x"xiV.'T.'r"""'^'^''"'^ ""^•" very'suggL*
2 Heaumaicbais and " the Lost Million :" a Chanter
pbih!;.! ^c^'^:' -' ""> ^^">"'»n Rev^iS:
,, •?,"""',«»» J- I>. B., A.M., M.D. 1. Seekinir the
Sa" '^Fr 'n'"T.W' 1^^'^/^ \'"-i ^^'f" i" Ca'imfrnt
ll.,7u,„ K t ' ™- ^- ^'"' ""rso n Motion, as
AniZl ^M r "■•""'r"' Photography; with a Stud- on
The r of n' i"!"","', "V "''''■'' " De-oon^trated the
|.„biM ? S"'"',"'""'''' I'"™"i"tion. Executed and
pi;.tc,:."'"'i„r'^",8':'2 r"""" -' '••^"'"'^ ''""^""'- '^
tad't^'xT."' "["'/T •',!""•'«' ''• '^-^' "' S-^henec.
tadyN.\.; graduated at Union Cdlcge 1848; studied
pain ing umler F. E. Church, has devoted hin'isefti
nsV„;''?"-r"9'"Tt '"/."• '• 'f- Acropolis of Ath-
^nal^::>^^:fr:^:;;:!;!^^iU.r.Uich cannot easily bo
Bo'!t 'h'-h il"'"", ''"'■"""'-'•' "• Cambridge. Hlust.
ri^,-h .K ' ^'°- ■*• "'-''■i'«^g"vina and the Late Up-
. ing the Causes of the Latter, and the Remedic..,
i.on., i.s, 7, p, 8vo. '
i., Vi'l!'^''"'""" "■'!^ correspondent of the Uiiidon Times
u s tile ni,i >Ti,;,,; ; "'" ''"."'^ H ■■"""-'■• " tlcscriptlon of
uMait(.itiiiiigMbnnaiiarnUiveof evciits."-.Vu(iurt, yxiv.
histo'rv nf'ii';!."'!,'''T ":\sinu)Iy and straightforwardly a
^L^t^j];.':i;lrc^'o?'^;y:r-f'^^bi;titlfi^
hxcursioii in (Jue.st of the so^Mcd VenuV of Melos"
tl.. . „'„r '"/";''«-'"'W ">«dc .luring a Cruise among
•he (.reek Islands, IMust. P,o»t., I88g .fto f Hc-
'"■' o'n ; ,"il"' '".V'^T'' ''■'"" ""■ " Century.'") '
, e' r',,: i";:;,fl!«^M"l"-l Mr.«till,4n'has some-
V.V,',;^:,,.''.';~:■..:'.'''.l''',''L"■«'i"B "• s«y.nowo,i a qncsHoiro-f
' " Kins of the Hellenic pc-
>. " . " ".i^iv^iiii^ It, ,say, I
r odlhatZVe I n'h'r' ,"''"■''" r»'»"'S"t tlie Hellenic pe-
ls i.Vof I io,i?.r,V?-\'':'''' "«'"" "I>"ii the character-
AV /,, 'v .\r'"'' "'"'abitaiiLsof these famous sites."-
; ^
viMi ^
Aalidii, xlv. SiUH.
•riio book is very pleasant to read, and from Its vivid-
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ness nf (Icwrlntloii mu\ Hint fn-sli .irlnlniilltv wlilch mines I Philonopliy of I.iiw : togellior with Wliowoll and Ilc({oI,
fnim (ilisiTviiliMii iniiflo II llr^l Inm.l. is ii inovt imrwBlilu ,i,„i l||.;ri.| nml Mr. W. U. Smith- u \ imlicalion in a
" ' ■■" l'»vc'li"-Miitliciniitic'iil Hi'Xiir.l, l.mi., is;:;, Hvo. :i. (I'M.)
( liun«i' 111 till' Wfiirlcil sf.iilfiu al'l.T t.iiliiit.' tlinmt;li iniissi's
of till' 'lull, lliiiiiKli injrliiiiK leiinii'il. ri'M-MrclH's "1 the or-
iliiiiiry ilri'sl(li,iin'lm.'uloni>t,"— .Si(. I!ii\, Ixv. 'Jl".
Stilhvoll, Williani II. Noti's on tlm Utaconiliints
of Nieholiis Stillwull, the Ancestor of the Stiilwell Fuiii-
ilj- in America. N. York, ISSif, Svo.
Stilwcll, <i('<ir({«'. Olwerviilions on the .'^urRlciil
'J'rentineiil of lii-dniwiii); Toe-Nuil. I.on., ISTli, Hvo.
Stini|)80ii, Uilliiiiii, M.I>„ in,i,, vol. ii., luM ,1
il. IS7L'; became ciiiat'ir of the t'hieago Aoadcni.y of
Si'ienecs in l^lil, iinil iifterwanls iti^ i-eeietiiry.^ I'reliiiii-
iiiiry Keport on the Cruiilaeoii ilreilgeil by L. 1''. cle I'oiir-
tiil^s, CHUibriilne, Mass., ISTd. ■'^vo.
Ntimsoii, Freilrric JexiilM b. isja, at De.llmni,
Mass.; grniluate.l at llarvanl ISTii, ami at tlie law .-ehool
1.'<7S; assijtant atlorney-Kenoral of iMas.''aehiisetts 18,S4
-8J: hiii novels have been iiuhlished under the pseudo-
nynio of "J. S., of Dale." 1. Olos.'^ary of Teehnieiil
Terms, I'hrafe.s and MiL-iiiua of tlic Coininon l,aw,
Host., 1'<S1, IL'ino. 2. IJuorndalo: an Old Story, N.
York, \>^>'2, 12nio. :;. The Crime of Henry Vane: a
Story with a .Moral, N. York, l.ssi, llimo. t. The Sen-
timental Calendar: being Twelve Funny Stories, N.
York, l.'^sii, iL'nio. .'>, American Statute Law: an Ana-
lytical and Compared Digest of the Constitutions and
Civil I'uhlic Statutes of All the States and Territories
relating to Peis.ms aud Property in Force January 1,
ISSli, Host, l>sii, 4lii.
"It will prove of the greatest help to the student of
social science and eompiiralive law. . . . I'"ew praetisin
lawyer* who have to prepare a case which recj'iires ui
wide raiiKcof art;iimeiit and ilhistration will mid it pi
pibletiidrsiieii.se with this e.xeellent guide."— Audo/i, xlii.
43J.
6. First Harvests: an Episode in the Life of Mrs.
Levison (lower: a Satire without a Moral, N. York, 18.'<s,
121110. 7. Tlio Uesiduary liCgateo; or, The Posthumous
Jest of the Late John Austin, N. York, ISSS, 12uio.
Stimsoil, John Ward, b. ISoO, at Paterson, N.J.;
graduated at Y'ale l'*72; studied art; supcrinteuflent of
the art schools; connected with the Metropolitan Mu.seum
of Art in New York for four years. The Law of Three
Primaries, N. York, l.-iS4.
Stiilisoil, IjCWis A., .M.D., surgeon to the Pres-
byterian and liellevue Ilosjiitals ; professor of clinical
BurKery in the University of the City of New York. 1.
A Maiiual of Operative Surgery, lllust. i'hila., 187!»,
]2mo, 2. A Practical Treatise on Fractures. lllust.
Pbila., IS.S.'j, Svo. :i (Trans.) (irowth of a People: a
Short Study in French History, by Paul Lacoiube, N.
York, iss:i, Kinio. 4. A Treatise on Dislocations. lllust.
Phila., 18SS. r. 8vo.
Stirewnit, J. P. Grades in the Ministry: with
Remarks on the Ministerial Ollice and Ordination, New
Market, Va.. Issl, Svo.
Stirk, Henry. Coal-.Mines: the Cause of Fixed
1S7:!, Hvo.
Iliirns in Drama: together with Saved Leaves, I'Min.,
■ 1S78, Xvn. I. Texl-l!i ok to Kant : The ('riiiiiueof Pure
I Keason : .■V.stlietio, Categories, Sehoinatism, Translation,
Ueprodiietioii, Coininentary, Index: wilh Diographical
I Skeleh, I'Min. and Lon., 18SI, Hvo.
I " Mere l>r, stlrlint; supplies wliat his well known Inipor-
I lain book the 'Secret c if llenel' promised, -iianiely, an
i Interpretative aecouiit, iin .similar lines, of thai uri'iil utile-
cedent doclrliie from wl 'eh— as he expressed il in Ills lor-
I nier work— llcL-i'ls philosophy was 'a developiiieiil into
full and linal shape.' "— .sjiiv/o^/r, Iv. ir.l.
.1. The Community of Property : Nationalization of
Land, Lon., 1885, 12ino. (1. Of Philosophy in the
Poets: Opening Lecture. ,to., Lon., Issj, 12iiio.
»' Stirling, John," ( Pseud.) See SiiKnwoon, Mils.
M.MIV Nk,VI., nnpin.
Stirling, Miss M. C. See McCAi.i,rM, Mns. M.
C. Stiui.iso, «iiii/ii.
Stirling, Tntrick Janu-»t, [nuie, vol. ij., add.]
(Trans.) Kconomie Sophisms, by F. liastiat, 1S7II, Svo.
Stirling, Thonmn. Uible liKidenIs: arranged
for Travellers in the Holy Land, Lon., ISSI, l2ino.
Stirling, VioSa. The Henry Irving llirthday-
liook. lllust. Lon., iss.'i, er. Svo.
Stirling, Millium, .>LD., ^e.D., professor of physi-
ology at Owens College and Victoria I'niver.sity, Man-
chester; examiner in the Honours School of Science,
Oxford. 1. Text-Hook of Practical Histology: with
..,.„ ,, .,,,„ Outline Plates, Lon., 1881, 4to. 2. iTrans.) Manual of
prepare a case wiiich reij'iires any I Human Physiology: including Histology and Micro-
■ ■" ' '" ' ' - scopical Anatomy : willi Special Keference to the Ue-
quireuients of Pructieal Medicine, by L. Landois, M.D. ;
vol. i., Lon., 188.'), Svo. :i. Outlines of Practical Physi-
ology : with Special Keference to Practical Medicine,
Lon., 188S, er. Svo,
Stirling-Maxwell. See Maxwki.i,.
Stistid, Georgiana M. A Fireside King, Lon.,
1880, ;i vols. er. Svo.
Stobart, James William HampNOn, gradu-
ated at Worcester College, Oxford, lSo7. Islam and its
Founder, Lon., Is77, fp. Svo.
Stock, C. II. Shoring and Underpinning Iluinous
Structures. lllust. Lon., 1882, Hvo.
Stock, Engcne. 1. Lessons on the Life of Our
Lord, I,on., 1S70-73, 2 vols. Hvo. 2. Lessons on the
Acts of the Apostles, Lon., 1S72, Hvo. 3. Tho Story of
the Fuh-Kion Mission of tlie Church Missionary Society,
lllust. Lon., 1877, sq. llimo. 4. Japan and the Japan
Mission of the Church Missionary Society, Lon., ISSO,
Svo. 5. Lesson Studies from the liook of IJenesis, Lon.,
1H85, p. Svo. With Stock, Sahaii (Jkhai.dina, iii/i-o,
Steps to Truth : a First Course of Teaching for Sunday-
Schools, Lon., 1878, Hvo.
Stock, Lady (Gertrude Georginna, (Doug-
las,) b. I
Air: with Observations on Tomiierature, JJ^l'tl'i '""' i nuecisb'errv
T..,. _.___! i-_„.:i..,: T — iQQf; u..« !\ •'
EH'eotual Ventilation, Lon., 1885, Hvo,
Stirling, A. W. The Never Never Land; a Hide
in North Queensland, Lon., 1884, p. 8vo.
Stirling, Ucv. Charles, graduated at Exeter Col-
lege, Oxford, 18411 ; ordained |S51 ; vicar of New Maiden
with Coombe since 1H67. AVords of Warning: being
Two Letters addressed to the Editor of the " Daily Tele-
graph," Lon., 1S70, 12ino.
Stirling, E. Old Drury Lane: Fifty Years' Recol-
lections of the Author, Lon., 18SI, 2 vols. p. Svo.
Stirling, Elizabeth. 1. (Trans.) Self-AVill and
Ool's Will; or, llow to Discern what is Ood's Will in
the Perplexing Questions of Life, by Otto Funeke, Lon.,
1SS7, p. Svo; 2d ed. same year. 2. Standaid-Iicarers ;
or, Heroes of the Scottish Faith, Lon., 18S8, p. Svo.
Stirling, Ucv. James, a Congregational minister.
The Stewardship of Life; or, Studies on the Parable of
the Talents, Lon., Is7.'i, p. Svo.
Stirling, James Hutchison, [unir, vol. ii., Stiii-
I.i.NO, Jamks Hi rclliNsoN, add..] h. 1820, at (ilasgow.
Scotland ; was educated at lilasgow University : .studied
medicine there, and held appointments as surgeon to
siimc iron-works in Wales, bin gave up practice in IS.M j tiide, Lon., I871», llimo.
Some
842; daughter of the seventh Marquis of
■y ; married, 18S2, toThom.is Stock. Natures'
Nursling: a Komanee from Real Life, Lon., 1S85, :i
vols. or. Svo.
Stock, Kev. John, LL.D,, [anit, vol. ii.. Stock,
Rkv. J., add.,] minister of Salendine Nook Congrega-
tional Chapel, Huddcrsfield. 1. The Church of Christ
Independent of All Secular Authority, Chatham, 1SI2,
llimo. 2. (Trans.) Massillon on the Deity of Christ.
Lon., 1852, 12nio. 3. A Hand-Rook of Revealed The-
ology : wilh a Prefatory Notice by C. H. Spurgcoii.
Lon., 1862, Svo. 4. Confessions of an Old Smoker,
Lon., 1872, Svo. ''. History of the Congrcgiitioniil
Meeting in Salendine Nook Chapel, Iluddorslleld, Lon.,
1S74, 11)1110. (i. Inspired Ethics: being a Revised
Translation of the Rook of Proverbs, Lon., 1877, p. svo.
7. (Trans.) Vineentius Lirinensis, The Commonitoriuiii
against Heresies, Lon., Is7», 12mo. 8. Advice to a
Young Christian, Lon.. 1871), Svo.
Stuck, Sarah (leraldinn. 1. Lessons on Israel
in Egypt and the Wilderness, Lon., 1874, Hvo. 2. The
Child's Life of Our Lord. lllust. Lon., 1S7«, sq. innm.
;(. (live ye tliem lo Eat; .Meditations for Sunday-Sehcmi
Teachers, foundeil on the Miracle of Feeding the Multi
4. From the Call to the (iloiy ;
and spent six
nd philosophical st
lilies. He has contributed to peri- ; ISSl, 12n
st'o People : a Bible Study, Li
Rible Stories from the Old Testanieiil,
idieals, and puhli
lied, in addition to works meiilionei
d I Li
188.5, 12n
.And see Stock, EliiiKNK,
iiii/c, vol. ii. : 1. As regards Protoplasm ill Relation to
Professor Huxley's Essay on the Physical Hasis of Life,
ion., isiill, Svo"; new ed., 1872. 2. Lectures on the
VAVi
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11,
Stock, St. licorgc William Joseph, M.A .
graduated at Pembroke College, Oxford, IH7;i. Attempt-
at Truth, Lon., 1882, Svo, (An argument, founded eu
.l.l'M, Mhs. M.
ie King, Lon.,
nning Uuinoua
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"»piritimliMn •• In favor of i„„„, rUlitv, hut nm,in«t tlio
rx,,,c„.<. of .10,1 Will, Muoor, IU:V. C. a", ,"■ „
S ockall, llnrrieu. .. Po,.,,,,,, ',, So„'„„,; i„„„
u:::\i:^:i^:r'-' '''''■ -•• *^--'^-i.:
1 (tl K I I .^r^i", ."lit,
Stockbri.lKt', ll.v. .lolin miviii, DP., b. |s|s
nnivnnoi.lh, Me ; «,i„l„nt,M| at liomloin r.,ll,.,-o |n,),h
iiii.l «t thu .Nuwion Tli(.„lo>;i,.„l Smiinarv ISIl; .■ntrroil
tho ministry »f lh„ |l„|,ti..t ClMin-h, lunl 1m.|,| varMm-
t.aslorates m N.w Knglan.!. I. A Mo,l..| Pa,to,- : „
Meiiiuir of Ilaroii Stow. \. York, |yri, i,. M,o " The.
Anth,,!,,^ Memori,,!: a Catalo^r,,,. „,■ ,|,„' |,„,,i, ,,;,||,.,,
tion ol Aioori™,! PoHry : ivilh liLi^'raphifMl aihl Dihlio-
graj.hiral Notify, l'rovi,|,.nc,., It. I., \nHi\, Svo
StOfkdlllc, Jnin.'H. An .s C'iit.rmo',.hn.-.i.3 ; or
AniialH (.1 Cartiiicl, (■|vcr>t..ii, Lancashire 1S7" ]■>,„„ '
Stoi-kcil, Jailu.N. lOk. „t. of Denial 'Materia
fini^;;;;;' m::r^^ """ '""""'"" ■'"• '•'''"■-
ii'";;^r^ vi'L.''*'"'"" ''" '^"^'^^ '' N"^''''!
Stockett, John ShHUlf. Maryhm.l Court of An. ,
peals Ueports, vols, xxvii.-lxiv., ( l,Si;--|>-i,0 ) !!,,| '
I8I1S-S(!. :!tl vols. Svo. '' '
Stockhain, Henry. Many Vidssitu.les, I,„n . '
Stockholm, J. How to tiiko a Turkish Hath- ",1
ed., I.(jn., iss.'i, ijiii,,.
Stocks, John. Tho Suocossful Evanifciisf Mo-
',""'" ,'''PV;,"'''"''-' '^'"i"'. ''^"« of Kston. Yorkshire,
i.on., 1S| (I, IL'nio.
Stockton, Allrcd Angnstns, U..tt , PhD
D.C.L., b IS.I2 at Stn.lholm. .\e„ lirunswiek ,• gra'.lu-'
atod at Mt. Allison College ISC, I; admitted to the l,ar
f-fiN and became a memlier of the Xei» llrunswick
Legislature lS8:i I. (K,!., Uules of the Viee Admi
ralty ( ourt in Xew Uriinswiek. ,>t. .Lihn Hm »
I K.I.) "ortori's Ueports of the .Supreme Court of'xow
ilrunswick, ISS2.
Stockton, rrnncU Hichnrd, [«.,/,, vol. ii., a.Id 1
h IN 1. „, I'liila.lelphia; heeame an engraver, but s,mn
a Hindoned tliiii oeeupation for journalism. 1. K.iund-
nhout Uamhips in Lands of Kaet nn.l Fancy. Ilhist
N. 'iork, 1872, Ito; new- cd., ISSl. 2. What might
have been expected. X. York, Isri, 12mo. '
•• • lioi.n.lalK.nt Ifainhles' was m, very well tohl a eolloe- !
ion ot Merles thai it was natural to sns|Krt Mr. .^luekldii's
hoavei|.|,,,rii mission to he writiiiK lor ehil, r.Mi T at
SUSP no., beeoniesa llxed helief after rea.lLJis v(due
or this year. It Is one of tlu^ runniest, most eiitertaii ii r"^ '
3 Tale.s out of ^.■\ I, N. York, 1,>*7.i, -Ito; new ed.,
INSI. 1. Kudder (.range, .V. York, ISi'.t, Ifimo; new
ed., cnl., illusl., L'<,So.
"The .story . . is (iiiito amusiii);, not tooviolentiv px-
IrayiiKan , and not viifpirat nll."-.V.,//„„. xii\-i'W
■• Iheehanii wiii.l, lies heliind tliu di-ollervof ■ I'tu.lder
lo Musi ■ 1, ';,'","" ■'■»r;"'-'^'< '""1 '■"'■olie sfmplieit V I
Mops Just short, too. of th,. extravairance whiVli inakes
much ol our fiii, l,eavy.-„r would si,,p sli or i ' I e. I,,V?
Would ,only omit the last two eha|,ters The lii 1 l'
lie* w„l, whi.;h the .■liaraolers a.- ,;,,„vn «iv's t e , k
w *• '\ '^.n!'^ ^'''ll'^vship. Illust. X. York, IS.sn p.
Mo. «. fho Hoating Prince, and other Fairy-Tales
X.\ork, IS.sl, ,Svo. 7. The La.ly, or tho Ti.'er' an,
other Stories, X. York. l,S.>t|, Ifimo "
sJ.V''''i'V If/'y.'"-,'!"-' 'I^rerr leaves n question t,i he an-
s«, re,| hy the rea,ler as he pleases. . . . The ease is i,ii| s ,
'■11 Ihat it Is impossible not to tease ,.n,:self «1 , mt lie ", In
■;ii. ;;;id not t<. think that wliieheverw y one lee •;
« lll^oul■',?f'■;.'v*^\•,^ ■■ '" ","•' V"'"»""-i«« M"-- ■'' "''k n
M is Inn out of everythiiij;, whel her ho Is itiviier a tale of
\ The Story of Viteau, X. York. 18SJ, I2m,). (1. The
ss,','",'?,'^""-'' ',','' *''■"• '■™'<'' ""'• Ml-'- Ale,,hine, N. York,
I ^K l.'ino. (Hejninte,! from the " Century .Magazine.")
mill ;im';' \IP "I '''!' '"■'''•>' ''"Vers of this volume, it Is eer-
Kwlly a^„;;'^l^j;y;;r;''|:U'^- '^•'■""i"^- ^^ill neverbeca^t
I". The Christmas Wreck, an,l other Stories, X. York
;^'<«, 12mo. 11. Tho I,ate Mrs. Xull, X. York, l^Sli'
1 -inn. ' '
nrv n,'!;:'*i'"''H'">"''' n';'K'"»lity consists in arrangiim a liter-
itn 1, nl'S!''" V'"''','''? '' ""•""»■''' " ^"»'" "r»hin.sieal
■ ituutluns, linally Kolviiig It or not at his pleasure
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i es V y L e'ff 'll'l'i'.'^' ^1?'' >"l";" '""-' ' ""'" '"■■-'''•'
\'Yor'k"l"s-"'^'."," '"■?"•.".?'' """•'■ '•'"'"•i''"l '••'"^•'.
Y.'.rk is's- .'..' '^'"'i'', "• ""• ""'"Indlh Man, \
Iork, Iss,, |2„m. M. Am„s Kiloright: bis .\,|sciti
im.^ Kx,,er,en,.es: will, other Storied X, York. ISsi.
IJmo. \\ iih Sro, KTov .M V ■ii,.. ii . V ■
,i„.„i.i 1 I , "' '• •"• '-• I lie II, line: where it
■■'';; 'I'l 1 ■. iin.l what lo put In it. X. Vnrk. IS72, 12mo
Slockwi-ll, Ihcstrr TwitclicM. The Ilvohitinn
Ihi'liK.''. ^' <"•• ■■^"»-'«-ti,u,» of a„ rndivi,|nal I,n-
iiMtal lybaseil upon ,mr Organic and Life llisturv.
Stockuoll,.lohn \. Memoir on tho Secular Vari-
^::x.:^u:t^:^X:' '"^ '■'''' '•^'"^''"" ' "■'"
Stociinelcr, jonohim Ilnyward, [„„„, vol. ii
"n,l Sippovs. .LuiKs II., w h is a psemlonvine, ad. I
I. Ihe Itoulei.f the Overlan,! Mail to lu,|ia. Lon., \sm\
gal Aimy Lon., ls,.s, mv.,. ;t. A Familiar llistniy of
he liritish Army, from ,he Itestorali,u. in Kir.l) to the
I resent lime : inclu.ling a Description of tl... Volunteer
M..vem,.nt. and the Pi„gre..s of the Volunteer Orgaiiiza-
ti,ni, Lon.. l.silii. Svo; new e.l., Isn, .|,„ *>
w.Vk'ls'uH.mi ';m,'l"aiS''o "'"■''''•'''' ^'"'''""* '''■"'"■•I-"' '"9
i... 1 '7 ''^"■'"h "11.1 "I tinii's even iiiierestini;; but when
, 1'..-'^> ''"""V' "i'""i-y <d' tho Horse-tJiiards from 17,01)
■ Cv.'.r;, ,"?■■• lY""-J- ''■''-■ •'^l-'I'espearean Keferee:
a Cyelopa.lia of Four Thnusan.l Tw., Ilun.lre.l W.,r,l.s,
Obsolete an, .A „,lern„ccurring in the Plays of Shake-
speare, \\ ash.. I>.>4il, l2mo.
Stodnrt, llobcrt Kiddle. Scottish Arms : beini
a tollc'tion ,.| Armorial Hearings, A. 1). I370-Ifi7s re
proilnecl in Fac-Simile. K,lin., Issi, 2 vols fol '
h f '"!''•;'!•,''' *'"«'"i;»"ar.en, [,„„., U ii., „,i,i.,]
b. LSI.,, at liociester. X.\ . ; e,|ueale,l in Xew York an,
aldoinia: pro cs.sor ol Fnglish literature in the Xoire
IJamo College. In.lmna, lss;,-s(i; now lecturer ,m Ki,.'-
hsh literature at the Cath.dic University, Washingtoi^,
Mr. .^t.aMard is a liumorist,-a ('alif.iriiia Immorlst —
ami th,' rea.lerisnot will, him un,ler the lie e'sslt "s ho
, , 1 ,•, "" "' """■'' '''■" ''•?■"•"' I"i\>' » K I ileal of
111, leniable amusement in then,.''-.V„//o„ xvii 111
.. isummer Cruising in the South Seas. Illust. ' Lon
l>. I. p. Svo. ::. Mashalhih I a Flight into Egypt: Ad-
venture and Travel, X. York. ISSO, |,i,„„. 4. fhi Lepers
of .Molokin, Xotre Dame. In.L. ISS,", Ifimo
Stoddard, -Mrs. Elizabeth llarito»v, U,»te,
vol. ,1., a,l,l.] Lolly Uinks's Doings. \. Yo.k. IS7-I, sq
Stoddard. II. II. An Egg Farm: the Manage-
ment ol Poultry in I.aige Xumbers. Illust. N. York
IS7B, I2mo. '
Stoddard, John I.., grn.luated at Williams College
18,1; a public lecturer. Re.l-Letter Days Abroad.
Illust. liost., IS.Sl, Svo,
Stoddard, Richard Henry, [oi,t«, vol. ii., add.,!
has e,|ite,| tlio " I!rio-a-Iirac" Series, in ten volumes, I,S7 1
-,li, anil the " ,Sans-Souci" .Series. I. The Hook of tho
Last, ami other Poems, Host.. 1S7I, Ifimo.
•■The piei'es that seem to lis to be the best, as being most
iiisiinetively the poet's own. are s,une wlili^h express with
a reserve or vagueness .if snwesiion which is takinif,
soini' evanescent mooil of „,ii„|. ,,r. perhaps w,. mi"!,'
leiler .say. .s„me „i,„„iii„.ss of lediiig. . . . They are not
lor all times. |)erliaps. any more limn for all time; but
now ami auaiii wbi'ii the i-ea.lers moo.1 helps the author.
! ll'.f.iTv !n„'k"' " " !"■ ",«!"■,""»■ Mr- st,aUlar.I oeca;
sioiiall> makes a lyni^ wliieli is t-ay with a sort of iialety
which we .shoul, guess t.i be n.,t imnie.llately his own,
1. t his .secondarily rather, and rellexively."-.'fnto„, xlii:
1393
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1
1
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'i. A ('(•ntury After: l'i(luri'i'i|iie <llim|i!ic-< (if Plilln-
<li'l|ihlii mill IViiii^ylviinht: with Kn^finvliiKA Inim III-
rigUK by T. Muriin, I'. 0. C. I'lirli'y, iiiul i.tluTii, I'liilii.,
lUTIl, lti>. i). (Kd.) Anceilutii lliii)(rii|iliy iil INrry
Hv'sslic Shelley, C'Siiii!* Si)»cl" Ser.) Illiirit.. N. Vi)rk,
1S7(1, IL'iiio. 1. Wllliiim C. IlryBnt, N. York, InTH,
H2IIIII. I'iitii|ili, 3. l'o('iii!>, ('(iiiiiiri'lu Kilitioii, N. Yiirk,
ISSO, »c|. Svo. (), (!'M,| lionry Wiiilcwurtli l.iiiiglV'IKnv :
II Miilli'v in I'rnHo iiikI Vir*!', N. Vcirk, Issu, .sij. .^vo.
Stodiliird, Nfllfoa Itoy. I. 'I'ii'nnili'niKii: I'li^t
unil I'rfJt'rit. " .Mixeil." II. im a IliHtory of Tioniuli'-
rcif{a. Alliuiiy, Is":;, Svn, J. Luke (>u>r){i^ Illiinlriilcil :
II llciok ofTd-liny, (ilins Kiills, N. York, I87U, lliiiiip. ;i.
Tile Ailininilueks IlliiKtrittvl : u Niirrativo of ii 'I'lmr
tliriiiiKli tlie Wiicleiiii'.-'^ : with Illiil.-' for Ciiiiip nnd Tniil,
VaiiuiiB Ue-iirl.-, ,tc'. : new ,■•{., (liens Fall.-, I>SI, liliiiu.
StoddartI, \> illiiiiii Oxborii, li. I>:i.'i, at llunier,
N.Y.; Kniiliiatcil at tlio I'liivorsily of Uiichester IS.iS;
privule necrolary Id I'le.iiilont liint'dln I SO I -III, aii>l siiieo
then lian been a jiiiirniill^t ; lia» niaile .several iiu I'lilicinH.
1. K»yal Deercos »!' Seiiniluniiin, N. York, IMiU. '2.
Verses iif Many Days, N. Yiirk, IS7I, IL'iini. li. Dis-
missed, I S7S, -1, 'I'liu Heart of it : a Uuinanceiit' East anil
West, N. Yiirk, IsSil, Itinid. .'). Ksaii llanlery : a Nuvol
of Aiuoriean Life, N. York, |ssl, 12niiii newcd., lasit. ti.
Dab Kinzer : the Sliiry iif a (jruwin;; Boy, N. Y'ork, ISSI,
l-iiio. 7. The (^(larlct: -eiiiiel to "Dab Kinzur," N.
York, |ss|, I2i ,S. .<allill,) Uciys, N.York, IHS2, ll!ino.
(1. 'I'alkin;; Loaves: an Indian Story, N. York, ISS2, si).
lOiiio. III. Anion;; tbo Lakes, N. York, I8.s:i, I2niii. II.
Wrecked : a Xiivel, .N. York, Issil, |2iiio, I'.'. Abraham
Lincoln: the True Story of a Ureal Life; Hlmwing the
Inner llrowlli, .Speeial TraiiiiiiKi mel reeiiliiir Fitness
of the .Man lor his Work, llluat. N. York, IS.SI, Svo.
LI. Winter Fun, X. Y'ork, l.ssi, IL'ino. U. Two Arrows,
N. York, ISSli, Uinio. 15. Llysses 8. (Irant, .\, York,
ISsi), K'inu. It), (ieorgc Wasliinston, N. York, IssH,
12iiui. 17. The \'oleiino under the City. liy a Volun-
teer Speeial. X. Y'ork, 1.SS7, lliiiio. Anon. IS. The
Red lleauly : a Story of tbo Pawnee Trail, I'bila., IHS7,
I'Jnio. III. .lohii .Adams and Tiionias JetVorson, (" Li\es
of the I'resideiits" Ser.,) X. York, LSS7, l2nio. 2ll.
James Madison, .Limes Monroe, and .John tjuiiiey
Adiims, (" Lives of the Presidents" Ser.,) X. York, 1S,S7,
]2iiio. 21. .Andrew .lackson and .Martin Van Itureii,
(" Lives of tbo Presidents" Ser.,) N. Y'ork, 1ss7, iL'mo.
22, drover Cleveland (" Lives of the Presidents" Ser.,)
N. York, 1SS8, I2inii. 2.1. William Henry Harrison,
John Ty'er. and James Knox Polk, (" Lives of tliu
Presidents" Ser.,) X. York, Iss.s, |2mo. 24. Zaebary
Taylor, Millard Fillmore, Franklin I'ieroe, and Jainea
liucbanan, ("Lives of the Presidents" Ser.,) X.York,
IsHs, IL'nio. 2.'i. Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson,
(" Lives of the Presidents" Ser.,) X. York, LSSS, 12mo.
Stoddart, James llaNtie, LL.D., is:t2-isss, b.
at .Saniiuhar, Dumfriesshire, Seolland . was self-edneated,
and en>;aged in business in early life. Ho eontribiited
to the tilasi;ow Herald, of which be became sub-editor
in 1S82, and editor in IS7i. I. Village Life, |apijeiii,|
Lon.. 187'J, 12ino. 2. The Seven Suga.s of Prehistoric
Man, Loll.. I SSI, p. svo.
" A series of word-pietiires in verse, descriptive of sec-
tions of the luiiiiaii race in iUi earliest slaKcs."— .lead.,
.\xv. 2;t'.i.
StoddarC, Jane T> 1. A Door of Hope, Kdin.,
1SS8, p. Svii. 2. (Trans.) Still Hours, by lliebard Uotlie :
with an liitroduetory Kssay by the llev. John .Macpher-
son, {" Foreign l!iblii-:il Library," vol. i..) Lon., ISSIl, p.
Svo. :i. In Cheviot's (liens, Ivlin., 1.SS7, p. Svo.
Stoddart, 'I'lioiiias Tud, [antr, vol. ii., add.,] d.
1880; a native and resident of Kelso, .Scotland; con-
tributed to periodicals, and published, in addition to
works mentioned tiiit^, vol. ii. : ,Songs of the Seasons, and
other Poems, Edin. and Kelso, |S7;i, 8vo ; new ed., ISSI.
Stukcr, liram, M.A., business manager of Henry
Irving's theatrical eomiiany. 1. Liiilerthe Sunset: with
Illustrations by W. Htzgerald and W. V. C'ockburn,
Lon., 1S8I, fp. I to.
" Pure and beautiful arc the beings with wlmm the Conn-
try under the Sunset is iieopled, odd and liuinnrous. tiio;
and the tiilc of their loves and tlieir deeds is in the best
Mylenfimairlimlive uiirrative, with charmliur little toiichos
lit' nature and reference to every-day things, .so that the
loftiness of its meaning (wliieli is also quite simplei shall
not be too sustuitied a strain upon the small ri-ader. nor
his attention be fatigued or puzzled."— .Spertator, liv. HW.
2. A (iliiiigise of America : Lecture at the London In-
stitution, LoD., 1881), Svo,
8T0
Ntokpr, (•. L Clorftymnn'a 8ore Throat and VnrU
Nasal Catarrh, Lon., |ss|, er. Hvo, 2. Deviations of
the Nasal Septum, lllust. Lon., ISS8, Svo.
Sinker* (•. S. I. Inorganic Cbeniistiy : Kleven
Years' Papers, Lon., IMS I, I2mo. 2, FiiHy Lessons in
Chemistry, Organic and Inorganic, Lon., |SS2, p. H\o.
With llooi'Kn, K. ('., Cheiniiitry, (Irganie and Inorganic,
Kleiiienlary and .Kdvanied, worked out in full, an Models,
Lon., ISSI, p. Svo.
Stoker, (•eoruei With "The rnspciikables ;" or,
Tno Years' Cuuipaigniiig in Kuropeaii and Aniatlu Tur-
key, Lon., IS7S, p. Svo.
.Stoker, Jaiiei I. Home Comfort: a roinplele
.Manual ul Domestie Li'ononiy, Lon., IS7.>, l2iiio. 2.
iManiial of Domestic Kcononiy : Iteading-llook fortlirls'
Si boots, Lon., 1S7.>, l2uio, 11. I'sefiil jlucipes : a IJook
of Home Lessons on Cooking, Lon., |s77, l2nio.
SlokeN, Alfred t'., ,M.l). .Miero.seopy for Ilcgin
ners ; or. Common (Ibjoits Iroiii tbo Ponds and Ditches,
lllust. X. York, 18S7, IL'ino.
StukeH, V, W. I. An Ini|niry of the Homo Scitc
tary as to whether Professor Tyndall has not subjected
himself [in his Ilelfast Address] to the " Penalty on Per-
Pons expressing llbispheinoiis Opinions." Ily a London
Merchant. Lon., Is7t, Hvo. 2. The Now Heligion, 1877,
Svo.
Stokei), K. P. Tho Harrow Uoute to tbo Isle of
.Man. Maps and lllust. Lon., ISS.I, r. Svo.
StokvH, Frederick A. College Tramps: Adven-
tures of Y'ate Students during a .^uninier Vacation in
Kuropo; a Voyage to Itolterdain and Uclurn in the
Steerage. lllust. X. Y'ork, ISSII, 12iiio; new od., en-
titled " A Jolly Summer," N. Y'ork, |s8;), 12mo.
StokcH, Sir (ieorge Gabriel, liart., F.U.S.,
[iiiiti, vol. ii., add.,] b. IsH); president of the Uoyal
Society; created a baronet 188U. I. Absorption of
Light and Colours of Xatural liodies. lllust. Lon.,
1S77, 12iiio. 2. Mathematical and Physical Papers:
with Xotcs by the Author, Cambridge, Lssil-S.t, 2 vols.
Svo. 1). llurnett Lectures : On Light. First Course :
Tho Xaturo of Light ; Seconil Course : On Light as a
Moans of Investigation; Third Course: On tiio Itenc-
licial Kd'ecls of Light, Lon., ISSI-M7, ;; vols. p. Svo.
'■'file evidences in favour of the ether-wave theory, and
its success in explaiiiiiiK tlieinosleonipliciiled plienDineiia.
under the iiiost crucial tests, are admirably set forth."—
.S(((. I!(i\, Iviii. .V.I.
Stokes, George J., professor of mental and social
science at yuccn's College, Cork. The Objectivity of
Truth. Published by the Hibbert Trustees. Lon., 1 SSI,
' Svo.
Stokes, Rev. (ieorgc Thomas, D.D., b. ISIH,
at Athlone, Ireland; graduated nt Trinity College, Dub-
lin, ISfil ; ordained ISIiti; vicar of All Saints', Newfewn
Park, Dublin, since 1S7II; professor of ecclesiastical liter
I ttturo in the Inivcrsity of Dublin since ISSli; kco|ier
I of St. Sepulchre's Public Library ("Primate Marsh's
Library") since 1887. He has contributed articles on
ecclesiastical history, arehieology, ic, to the C./nteiiip"
rary Ueviewaiid other periodicals, and to Smith's Diction-
ary of Christian liiography. 1. Scriptural Authority lor
a Liturgy, Dublin, IS68. 2. Work of the Laity in tin
] Church of Ireland, Dublin, ISIiO. 11. Kcclesiastical Hi-
! tory and Scientific Research, Dublin, 1.8811. 4. Ireland
i i;nd the Celtic Church : n History of Ireland from St.
I Patrick to the Knglish Conquest in 1172, Lon., IsSti, p.
! Svo; 2d cd., ISSS.
( "MiHlestly disclaiming fur himself all credit as an origi
1 Iial li.vcstigator ill the Held of Celtie philology and anliq-
iiitics, Prof, stokes professes to be 'simply a diligent siii-
' ileiit of the results skilled iiaiuirers have attaineil,' which
I lie. in turn, would endeavour to weave into a connected and
I interesting narrative. . . . 'fhe chief charm of the book
' lies ill its graiihic and picturesque descriptions."— .Iciu/.,
^ xxxi. 87.
j b. Mcdiieval History, ("A Sketch of Universal His-
tory," vol. ii.,) Lon., 1887, or. Svo. fi. Ireland un I
I the Anglo-Xornian Chuicli, Lon., 1889, ii. Svo. With
[ WnioHT, Rkv. C. H. H., (trnns.,) Tho Writings of St.
j Patrick, tlio Apostle of Ireland : with Notes Critical and
I Historical, Dublin, IS87, Svo.
1 Stokes, H.G. Tho Secret of Life : a Poem, in Four
; Parts, Lon.. 1871, l2mo.
Sluki-s, Rev. Henry Fainc, M.A., LL.M., grad
uatcd at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, L875; or
ilained 1875; vicar of Wolverhampton since 1882. .An
Attempt to determine the Chronological Order of Shak-
speare's Plays; the Harness Essay, 1877, Lon., 1S78,
12uio.
til tlio IhIo of
'lilt as nil (iripi
Poem, in Four
STO
Rtokc'K, Henry Mcwell, I, mos, nt fllbmllar :
I""'""''' "; '"' i"lv Ill' ill thi) Slurincrion' Court, ('"rn-
Willi. I. I)i-,.„uis6, „n 0|.lnioii: Tlio (Nninoction l)«.
'* ' Kiiowli'ilKo iin.l Virtu.' un.l tliu I'ro«.- ,x, an Unirin.'
for Ihu DiiruHion of KiiowIcIkc |,„n., |,s;i| Nvo •>
lllOin,..- from ('„rnwall. I ., 1^71, p. Hvo. Aiinn! li]
Mi'm.ir,..- : u LilV. KpiloKue, I,,,,,., is;:', ,,. H,„. Anon,
Ninv .■,{.. witli A Liiiiii'iit lor I'rinconH Ali.c, |s7(i.
" ll j-lioiilcl hiivo liciii writiiMi II ciniiirv iiK" when It
in Kill iiiv..ni»lly wniivil uinl iviuliiu iiiilur It ■ li,
Mil.. Ill l.;all..'» '.MlnMr.r anil tl„. ^■^l li wriTk'- , i^'ui.
< .•r."-K. W. (Iiissk: .l.-.i.(., xvi. 11:1. '""•« "' >■"'
I. I'ufini. ol l,al|.|- Vrars |,i,m., is;.!, |o,n„; rvv wl
.nlitli'.l "The I'hantr.v Owl, ami nlh.T \'ur,<t.«," Issi. :','
{.■.it.irin.il: ii l,cK..nil of l'i.r« liavi.st.in, tli.' I'atriot
I ni'Ht, ami ollirr Vcr.".'s l,i.n„ l^7l, it, Svo Anon
Ii. I lu^ (Jal.. of ll..avcn, Th.' IMaint of .Morwcnstoiv, ami
.iti.T \,r..i», lliiilniin, |S7(1, Kvo. 7, l.anlrv.lrock : an
K OKY. I,„n., iMs;). s. Voyage ,if Arunil...|," ami i,ih„r
iiliVMic.^ Iriiin Cormvall ; n.'iv ..i|„ |,,in., 1^S|, p. svo
NtokcN, John, lin.' llumlroil«criiiturellio«raipli'icH. '
Loll,, IN'.'I, Hvo. Of.
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(oll..«.., (;„ml,ri,lK,., IHril; or.lain.Ml Is,!)' a^.^lMtani
.li.H'.san lns|i..cti,r of «.|ii,i,U for thu Viwrna of l.on.l.m
rom 1X82. juiielicrs' (Jrii.lual Leaaons from the C'huieli
< al.'.'liisiu, 1,1111., Ii-H,',, |2mii.
Nlokcs, MiNN Mnivc> S. II. Tmlian I'lilrv-Ta!...,
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Ntoki-N, MnrKiirct .>lr\iiir, li. ls;i2, at Dnliihi •
(limjfhtor (if J)r. William ,<l.ik.'H, /„/>„ ,. rr-iilcnt at
Civrrig Uracc, irowtli ; honorary memlier of Ih.. Koyal
Irisli A.'nileniy anil nssociiito of tlio .^^collisli ,<.ii.ielv of
Anlii|uarios; ii contrihntor to tlic A.ia.iemy, Art .lournal,
r.irtloliii, Itinuo Ari.ihf'olo);i.iuo, ami oth.T iiorio.lioal-i
an.l itntii|mirian imblioutlona. In a.lililinn to hiT lil.'r-
nry work, Mi.«< Sloko... bus furnisb.i.l illustrations for
" riic Cromleob on llowtb," by ,><ir ,S. Ferguson, «i,i„„,
" Uie Iliiiik of Kolls," Ae. 1. Chiislian lnsiTi|i|i„ns in
tlic Irish l,ungiiat!c. Chiolly Collciteil an.l Drawn by
(ii'orfc'O Petri.., M,.D. (Kilkenny Arebieolo.'ical Soe
Pub ) Dublin, 1S72-78, 2 voIk. It.i. 2. Karly fhristian
Architecture in Irclaml. lllust. Lon., 1S7S, iuip Svo
{This in a re|irint, with eonsi.leniblo nlternlions in mat-
ter anil fiirin, of the " Notes on liisli Areliileeture," .-on-
tnbuteil by ,\liss ...il.ikes to Lonl Dunravens work.)
■• Deals with the iirclill....tiin. projier of ancient Irolan.l
Inii lu..i.l ami liifiieal way. ami .l.^ars obseiirilies whl(.h
lia.lljeeii mtr.i.lii.;eil by lnip..rre.lly.|nfonne.l writers, win.
reaile.1 as H.ispel the wllil,.>t ami .rmlest lan..i..s
Miss .st.ikes s elmpier iiii ee.'lesiastii.al towers, ami Hiat mi
I- ' ^i^^ "' ""•''"-' to»L-i's. I'll.' peenllarly valuable."-, U/i.
:i, (Tran.i), ami oil.) Chri.stian leonograpby : a His-
tory of Christian Art in tho MiJ.lle Ages, by the laite
A.lolpbc Nnp..l<.on Di.lron. Illust. Lon,, l.sSO, 2 vols
f;vo. (Vol. i. was tninslateil by K. J. Millington, »»;»■„,'
Miss .Stokes translatoil vol. ii,, anil c.lite.l tho whole
w.irk,) 4, Early Christian Art in Irelaml, (,«!i,uth
Kensington Ilanil-Books.) Illust. I,on,, l.i^S?, p ,Svo
Anil 860 QiiiN, E. K. W., TiiiitD Eahl ok Duniiavk.v'
snjifn, '
Stokes, Whitley, r.f^.h, C.I.E., LL.D., D C T,
I""'', vol. ii., uilil.,] b. I8;iH, at Dublin; son of Dr'
Milliiim .st.ikes, ;„/•,„.. oilucatetl nt Trinity College,
Dublin ; ealleil to the bar at the Inner Tempi., \h:i-, ■ re-
li.irtcr to the High Court ami noting adniini.stralor.gen-
cral, Mailras, l.S(i:)-R|, and subsequently secretary to the
government of In.lia in tho legislative .lepnrtuient ; law
incinber of the council .if tho governor-general 1.S77-S2.
presi.lent of tho Imiian Law Cuiniission 1879; lion'
leliow of Jesus College, Oxforil, since 1SS2; bon. mem-
ber of the Doutsehe .Morgenliin.lischo (iesellschaft nnil
eorrcspon.ling moiubcr of the Aoa.lC.inio des Inscrip-
tions et Delles-Lettres, Institut do France. In 1868 lie
Iranieil the scheme for collecting and cataloguing the
Sanskrit manuscripts preserved in India. I. (l-M)
Three Irish Glosses, Lon., IS62. 2. (Ed.) The Play of
llie Sacrament : a Middle-English Drama : with a Ulos-
fiiry, Berlin, 1862. 3. (Ed.) The Passion of Our Lord ■
a .Middlc.-Cornish P,",em : with a Translation and Notes,
lierlin, 1862. 4. (Ed.) Gwrcans an liys : The Creation
ol the World : a Cornish Mystery : with a Tninslnti.in
iind Notes, Berlin, 18B3. 5. The Indian Companies Act,
D>6(). 6. (Ed.) Sanas Chormaio : Cormne's (ilo.»s«ry,
Translated and Annotated by John O'Donavan : with
STO
Notes and In.li.^os, (Irish Areliii'.ilogl..al Hoe Pub )
Dublin. ISOM, |,„. 7. ,i„i,|„|i™ ■ „|,| ,„„| ,.;„, jiij,,,-'
Irish ()l.,s...s, Prose and Versu, L.in., |s72 svo N
(Kd.) llounans Merlasck : The Life of ,><aint'Merlasok'
llishop and C.infessMr: a Cornish Drama; wilb a Tr«n.'
I ..tlon and \ol.,s L„i, , 1S72, Hvo. ,1. The (l|,lor Stalut^
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tlcneral A.'ls of tho (Jovornor-lien.'ral in ('..unci Cal
.mitu, |s7i-7i;, .1 vols 8v.,. II. ,|.:,|,, Mi.blle-ll'rel.n
Hours; with a Tninslati Cabnlla, |s7r, m,-,. i"
(Ld.) Thr.'e Miil.lle Iri-h llnniilies on lb.'. Lives..?
.Nnnls Patrick, Drigit, and Columba, (transcribed fr.im
Ihe l.ebar llri-c,) Calculla, IH77, s,.„. imi , u'/J!
y.itely prinl.;,l. I:t. On Ihe Cahndar of Oengu- Dublin'
LSMl.^llo. 11. (Kil.) T.igail Tr.ii, Calcul,"!' IMsl 15'
A , ..leitmn ,,r .Statutes ..elating to India, Caleutla,"
. • • ,- '"'■'';, ^™-, l'>. (I':'!.) 'I'lH' .Siltair na llaun ; a
ollcction ol Early Mi.ldle. Irish Poems: "Ane.d.il
.xoni.'nsla," •■Me.liu'val and .Mudern" Seri.-.s, vol
•iirt III, OxC, issl), s„,. .„„, 17. ,,,;,,, ,j.,,^ ^ ••
Imlian ( od.s ; vol. i., .Sulislantive Law: vol ii Ad
je.'tive Law, t).\f., 1SS7-SM, ,sv„. ■ ., nn-
'■ Nil litter p..rs.iii ...iil,! i,av.. been f.inmi t.i .imlernik..
Ill s work timn .Mr. Wliitl,.y st„k..s. In „. • ," . .^t hK
..II1...M1 ..yperk.n.... 1, ,' |„. ,„„|; „„ „.',,!,. '1 I 1 1 ,'
■vpariition ami pa.ssing „r ..'Veral ..flbe , .tl be '. .1. .
le. t ,1 ; be Is laniiliar Willi llie maihiiii.rv 1,1 lii.li, , . ,,v.
.'; Koe'l'l'l 1" '""■ '"" 'I",''"' '" '"■ ''""i>i"> »il II le in 111
reader » lb of, H.'V"' ' vT V.'" "i"'','^' '"'"' ''^■'"H.i on 1 s
oil"' 1.''''' ''"^ '''•■ipii'-lite Life of ^1! Patrick, with
her Documents ri'laling t„ that .Saint. Parts I and
( I. (K.'.'on Onieo Pull.) Lon., IHS7, .Svo. 111. Tic
OI.LIns 1 (flosses at Wiht.burg and Carlsriihe, Lon.,
Oxf,"lssi| '"'■' '""""■' ''■'"" "'" """'' "'■ ''i«">"™!
j NtokPH, « illinin. 1. The History of the Midland
Associatni.i Baptist Cburehes from the Year Iti.-,,^ to
^ij; with th.. C.infession of Faith of Itisii- „|.„ an
'.ssay on Cre,.ils. Lon., l.s.^ft, |2„,.,. 2. Imlian Iteform
I. Ills; or. Legislation for In.lia fr.im 1 7liil to I Sis. also
an Argument lor a UepresentativetJovernment in India!
1 eacc. Liberty, Fnenil.ship, .le., Lon., Is(li), I2m.i. 2d
c pies. Century by Century, to tho Present Time Man-
Chester isn.'i. Svo 5. British War History .iuri'nghe
I'lesent Centur.y Lon., ISCli, I2m.i. <i. P.^.nh.r Ddu-
L.m.'TH76 sTo ^' ^'""■°'' "*" ^'"8'"i"l' an Essay,
."Stokes', w'iilinm, M.D., LL.D., [„„^., vol. ii.,
ndd.,] d. 1S7S. Published, in additi.',! t.i works ine.,:
tioned ,„„r, vol. ii. ; 1. The Life and Labours in Art and
Ari'liieology of (1. Petrie, Lon., 1S6S, Svo. 2. Lectures
on Fever. Edite.1 by J. W. Mo.ire. Lon., 1871, 8vo
,„•'!'"''«';?»,'*'' W.i||inin, M.D., K.B.CS.r., son of
Milliain (Mokes.M.D., »„/„.„,. h. Is:iil; knigbled 1S80.
is!s^, Svo' ""'""""" "' ^"'S^'y '" Jledicine, Lon.,
F„!s'iw*''^''f*'^'"'nV'""''- '• ''"ItBO'itologialndica:
Fossil C..phalopoda, Calcutta, I,S|16, r. 4to. 2. Cretaceous
laiina of .S.iuthern Imlia, 1872-73, 4 parts, fol. 3. ,Soi-
enlihc K.y=u Its of the .Seoon.l Yarkand Mission; based
cTho, I, ls-\°"",? ""^?;'°"'» "f ""-■ I""o F. Stoliczka,
£ ■'^ '"•„,' ^,;^„"°• (t""t"ins ni.mographs by «
Neville, W. T. Blanford, ami others )
18S0,°l'2mo;'"''''* *^"""' ""'^ ^'"■'•' "'' ^"""'' ^'•'"''•'
12mo""*' ■^ * ' "'■''"'■y "f I'^-'glnnJ, Bost., 1879,
Stone, Rev, Andrew Leete, [,n,tr, vol. ii., Stove.
iw-'vir/s-.;,""''-] ■?• '?'•'• "' °'^''"'"' ^"""- ■■ *---"
Sii ^ '''■*^ '"'■'"'",';'.' ■" "'" Congregational Church
IS41; pastor of the Fir.st Congregnlional Church, San
Francisco, S.i6-Sl, and since then pastor emeritus, 1.
Mem.,rial Discourses, Bost., ISliti, ]2mo. 2. Leaves from
a I'lnisheil Pastorate, 1,SS2.
Ifiino""^' '"'^''" "' *'' ^"" "'" 1'""""' B«st-. 1«80,
Stone, C. E. Cloister and Closet ; a Plea for Mod-
itation, Lon., 1SS4, sq. lllmo.
Stone, Mrs. Cecilia. The Old Leaven Ca..t Out:
a Aew Church Catechism, Lon., ISSfl, 12mo
Stone, Lieut. Charles A., graduated at the U.S.
Naval Academy IS(,8; connected with the Bureau of
Ordnance since 1886. (Trans.) The Probability of Hit-
ting an Object of any Form, by P. BrC'ser " Pub bv
U.S, Gov't. Wash., 1883, 8vi. ^ ^
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IHKfl, cdiii'iitBil nt Kinn's I'lilli'^!!', I.nn.l .p, anil iit llrii- | iin.l l'e"|ili',_ll irtl.nl, 1X77, Hvu,
ll" I'rlnc*
lenimo ('iilli>(;i', ('jturil; nillcil In thii har iit llici Inner
TnMi|ilo IHiSI. 1. Cruillo-Lunct III Arl« iiiwl I'rt'oili ! '<r,
Nntlilnn Ni'w unilcr the Him, l.'m., 'SHii, svii. L'. Clirli-
tiiinily lirl'ore Christ; nr, I'lnliityiPCH uf our I'liitli iiml
Culluro, l.uii., [•'■-i, |l. ""Vn,
Ntoilf, i:. IIukIi Mouri'.or, Whntl.i Hcmour? Gdin,,
1^<H,•l, ■> viAf. or. '<V".
Stoiir, K. Ilfrhfrt. I'liu Ni/.mn'H Sliite Kiillwity.
Illu>t. l,.in.. l-<7ii, "1)1. ll
Nl<)iit>, Itcv. Kilwiirtl Dniiirl, gnulnnti'il nt
KinK'.< Culli'Kc, CiMiibriilgi', .i7 i nnliiined l.'<ilii; iik
finiinl uii\KtiT lit Kinn t.'iilU'ijo 18S7-.'*!. 1. Imilil
Nloiiv, Kiitlirrliie AInry. Our KIhk, n Lay of
till] I'l.iitilliiil /."uiiviv ; iind iillii-' I'lii'UK, l.iiii., I87H, Mv.i.
NtOIIIS l.ivillKiit<)lli l)iiiiieiilioiit«<l 'rruiit : llow to
Ilroi'il iiiiil (iriiw (hi'in. Illuiit. Iliiat., l->7:i, l(liuo;.'li|
I'll., Cliiirliiil.in, N.ll.. 1^*77.
NUMlf, .Mrit. iMliry Aiii<>llll. A Hunnniir In Hoiin-
iliriiiviu. IlliiM. N. Viirk, l.s.t. , l:'iiii>,
NtolH!, .Mliy !•:. 1. rill! l)uil,ir» I'mti'^C, Chli;,, hij.
Illiiii). L'. A r.Ui- I'li'li.'liin. Cliir., \m:\, I'.'nm.
Ntoiic, OclaviiiM I'., F. It. U.S. A Few Muiitlm in
.Now (luiiifii, lllufl. 1,1111., IS71I, or. Kvn.
"llu la It I'liisu iilisorvt'r hT luiiiirii ami nT iiii'ii, iinil IiIk
ili'Ciilliit iil'tlic! iimiiiii r» nC lliv liilaii lii> iiirl l» full iif li\-
KxoriiKcs in tiri'ok liiiiibioj! : with Vtioiibuliiry. Ktmi, icirniiillnii. "— ■>'ii/. A'h' . xhlll. .ill.
187:', IL'mii; '.M eil., ll*?*;). 2. (Kil.)'riio llunnilialian | Mtune, .WrH. Olivill ,>1. I. Norway In Junii ; wiili
(ir .Socimil I'linii' War: r.\traoliil frmii tlio 'I'liinl Dwaile IMuBtriitinnH Irmii l'liiiliiKra|iliii, I.im., I.hm:>, p. Mvui LM
of l.lvy: Willi NntcK, lOliin, IH7:i. I'r. 8v<i. ^1. (Trann.) „,i_^ i^s;). ■>. Toni'ritli' ami it* ."^i.x ,>iiilollit('it ; or, Tlin
A riiiliiloxiiMil iMtniilmtiiin I" (Iri'ik ami I.iilin, by K. i t'anury Inlamln, l'iii<t unil I'rein'nt. Map ami lllui-t.
Uiiir, Etiiii, I.S7ri, Svo. I. lainliio Verse bimeil nn the ^ i,,,,,^ ism7, 2 mis. Svii.
PrciiiioihoiiK '';ni'liis, litmi, 187.'*. ISuin. "Ah a work nt iiiilborlly iiii tlic Canaries, iir as snpur-
Ntoiio li'ilu'iiril liiiiiiiii F K .■* h |s;i| in Lin- .scilliii,' I'uriiuT Imuks, il has iin iihice; lull as a iiarrallve iil'
Ntoiic, fccIUIirU J""!l"' '^;'|: ■' ^' v.; " ' ." ,rav,r, piire ami sliiiple. It Hllf be reml wUli |ileaMire."-
iliiii, Fnn. ; grailiialt'il as tilth wrangler at the I iin efMly ||.,|,( x.t.\lil. 7.1
of t'anibriilne in iH.iK, ami was eleeteil Follow uf tiiiien s ' •• \vi.i| TrciiliUMi as thi' '.viirlil-remiH ..eil 'I'l'iierll'e Is, tho
Ccillpjfo; was aiiiioinleil chief afsistant at (Ireenwieh in same eaniml be salil of Us six su-ealleil satellUes i ami Mrs.
ISdii. Her .Maje-tv's aslroiionicr at thei'ane of (iooil llepe Stniie deserves llie llianks nt Ilie Iniirlst wiiihl lur |iliiiieer-
{870 and Kadelifte Observer at OxIWd n 1H7I|^ (kI, ^^:^: liX:;!^^-:^^^ i:\^:l:^^^i:ili^?^i^^^^^^^^^^
Results of Aatronoiiiieal Obnervations uiado at the iMld- , y|.|_, '
clilTe Observatory in the Year lS7(i, 1880, 8vo. | 'ji,„„e, |l. Freill-li, M.D. Elements of Modorn
K.I., I^f*:), >vii. I ,m„. :>. Tim 'I'liwii Councillor's Muniiiil, or, (luide to
Htune, fclltt. I. Ornco Murray : a .'«tory, I<"n., ,1,^ u„(i„g „fM„„j^.i|,„| Cirpi.nilinns, l,on., 18(111, l2iiio ;
18Sj, p. ,Smi. 2. Xellie Urabam; or. The .'^lory ol a „^,^y „,i,^ r„v., |s7;t :i. The Educiitiiui Act Manual; or.
Coniuiiiiipliicu Wiiimin, l.on., l.'<87, |:
Stone, Evelyn. Hugh Moore; a Novel, EJin.
and l.iin., 1 885, 2 vols. ji. Svo.
Ntone, t'npt. T. lileadowe, U.A., graduate of
the .StalVCollege ; instruetnr uf foriilication at the Kuyal
Military t'iille(;o, .'sandwich. Tactical .'Studies from the
Fraiico-licrinan War of 187()-71, l.on., I'-Hli, 8vo.
"Will lie iiiiiio than weliMimc to all stuilunt.s uf tactics
and military lil.story."— »i(. Wtr., I.xll. Ul.
Stone, Kev. II. i;., of .NottinKham Tabernacle.
I. Friendly Wo-ds to Viuini; Women; with an liitio-
iluction by .Mrs. .Meniies. Lon., 18S(i, sq. Itlniu. 2.
David, the Man alter (iod's Own Heart: a Book for
Youiij; Men, Lon., I>*8S, IJnio.
Stone, Ilvnry 1). I'ersunal Uecolloctions of the
Urama. Port. Albany, Is?.'., 12
Stone, J. B., IMi.li., C'.i;. Magnetic Variation in
the United .States ; being a Ciiiiipilation nf Observations
made in America I'roui the Year UUO to the I'resent
Date: Tubulated and Arranged for .Surveyors, N. Y'ork,
An Analysis of " lue I'lenicntary Education .Act, 18711:"
with Notes, l.on., 18711, I2imi.
Stone, Siiinuel. WIml I Learned at Sea; or, .My
First Voyage, l.on., IS7II. (i. Svo.
Stone, Itev. Suniuel John, .M.A., [mi'i', vol. ii.,
add., I graduated at reuibroke Cullegc, O.xford, 181)2;
ordained 1^(12; vicar of St. I'aul's, Uaggorston, siiico
1874. I. Thu Knight of Intercession, and other Poems,
i Lon., 1872, 12nio; -Itli ed., 1877. 2. .Sonnets of the
187.1, Ifiino. .'i. Deare (,'bilde : a
Lon., 1876, Itiuio. Also, single
8acred Y'.ar, l.on..
Parish Idyll. Illust.
sermons and iioems.
Stone, 'I . W. .Simple Hydraulic Forinulu', Lon.,
1881, p. >vo.
Stone, William, [mde, vol. ii., third of the iiuiiio
there mentioned, add. J The Story of the Harden of
Eden, Lon., 187:i, 8vo.
Stone, William l>OMiett, .M.D., F.K.C.S., jihy-
sician to tho Finsbury Dispensary. An Epitome of Tbor-
ttpeutics, Lon., 1874, p. Svo; new ed., 1884.
Stone, William Henry, M.A., M.H., F.R.C.P.,
1878,121110 , „ ^...,, _._.,
Stone, J. Harris, and Carter, Percy. The | [■„„,,, ^„J| iin,,ji] j^|.,ni,int„,i ,,1 u.jHiui coll-ge, Oxford,
Nihilist Napoleon, Lon., ISSli, p. Svo. 1 1,^52, and in medicine 18jti; physician and lecturer on
Stone, Kev. James Kent, b. 1S40, in lioston ; natural philosophy at St. Thomas's Hospital, London,
graduated at Harvard isiil; studied at the University i n,„i medical registrar of the same; lecturer on music at
of Oiittingcii ; enlered tho Roman Catholic Cliureh in | Trinity College, London. I. ( Ed.) St. Thomas's Ilospi-
18(i'J and beeaiiio a priest, and is now a missionary in tal Statistici.l Iteport, Lon., 186U, 8vo. 2. Sound ami
South Amoricu. Tho Invitation Heeded : Koivsons for a Music, (South Kensington Lectures.) Illust. Lon.,
Return to CaOiolio Unity, Lon., 1870, Svo. ; 187(!, 12iuo. Ii. 'The Scientilic liasis of Music, (" Music
Stone, Ilev. James Samuel, I).D., b. 1852, at 1 Primers,") Lon., 1878, Svo. 1. Elementary Lessons on
Shipston-on-Stour, Eng. ; emigrated to Philadelphia j Sound. Illust. Lon., I87'.i, 1 ■'ino.
1872; graduated at the Divinity School there IS77 ; or- | Stone, William Lecte, Jr., [mile, vol. ii., add.,]
daincd 1878; rector of St. .Martin's, Montreal, lss2-8tl, | graduated at tho Albany Law School 1859, and afterwards
andsincethonoftirace Church, Philadelphia. 1. .*.uple j practised law in Saratoga. 1. The Life and Tiiuca of
Sermons on Simple Subjects, Toronto, 1S79, 12iiio. 2. Sir William Johnson, liart., Albany, 18ti5, 2 vols. 2.
The Heart of Merrie Eiiglaml, Phila., 1887, 12mo. . Roininiscoiices of Saratoga and Rallston, N. York, 1875,
'Keeping roniotc from the great cities, nml uviiidiinj ] 16mo. :i. Campaign of Lieut. -Oen. John Rurgoyno and
vili. iiti. ' ' i 8vo. 5. Third Supplement to Dowling's History of
Stone, John Ben.iamin, F.ILS. I. A History | Romanism, issi. tl. (Ed.) The Orderly Book of Sir
of Lichfield Cathedral from its Foundation to the Present i John Johnson, Albany, 1882. 7. (Trans.) Journal of
Time: with a Description of its Architecture and Mono- i Captain I'ausch, Chief of Ilaoau Aililloiy during tfao
ments. Illust. Lon., 1S70, 4to; now ed., Is7a. 2. Ai Rurgoyno Campaign, 177rt-1777; with Introduction by
Tour with Cook through Spain : being a Series of Let-
ters descriptive of tho Ancient Cities and Scenery of
Spain. Illust Lon., I87;i, p. Svo.
Edward J. Lowell. Illust. Albany, N.Y., 1886, Svo.
8. The Family of John Stono, one of the First Settlers
of Guilford, Connecticut, Albany, 188,8, Svo.
v\
8T()
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Ki'ld'n ]Mu: ft
-'■1 ed,, Whllby,
S(oiii'|ii>wnr. ABiifii.
iurd, l:'.iH,.
l"'"l^ "- Ann..!,, ,• „„,,,, sL,,; '," '' Uu,','
ISKII 1 II.. II .' .7 ' '•' ■'"'I I I'W II.,
ij«.i. 4. iiiu ,>i,wi, „,• i,,v„,., I, l.iv.;,,.,,,,, 7;v;
Sionehoiim., niiiiain. Tmm,
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rij,, st.„«,„ ,i,„uT .i • MivcM .,:;il;t„:;
Sttoii,.,, ^I,^j„r I'raiu.j, Sii,||,.ir, ll„v,il Anil
8T0
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hlyin'.lnKinii „n,| l'„,i,..,.„.in« I)l,.,i„„,irv nf iho Kiik."
I iT'^.:;;; ,^V';r'- '■--"•"■'■"^ • i-:- 'i'«-''
l>"lliii« IIiiIoh: lioiiitf 1.11 ,.\|tniii,i m Svlwmnll,. ilii
.; I"" ln-;.i n„ Hi,. A.„.l.v,i, , ,• S,.i,.',i,.e.. : CirinlnK Put
III. "t tho Il„n,ly KiikHhI, \V„r.|.| k, l,„i, !s77 „
.yllabiofth,,,,. 1,,,,., ,s77.|,..w,. I.. ..\ .M , ,,„V:
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( tl"' KiiKliMi i.'iiiigii.,;.,., I'n.n.imieinK, Klyiii..l„ii,.|,|
n>"l lvX|;l,Mi,u„r,v, thu IT,„„„i,.iuli„„ n.rWiMlv k:!;.."!
,'u« wn U , 'r''' '"■T' "" •'''"• '• '"" "''"'""liiillv ,i
liu« unrk.l K.Imi. unci Luii., 1>>|, |iii|,. sm,,
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bv 1 r ..'.IT' "'«'"'"■'■,""'' " ■''''» "■^"""'tio .SJhoo',"
by iiiinc-li lliini'. I.iju.. |H,S7. |:>|,|„.
must. I.I1H., iNii), Hvo. I'ru,ii,.|,. „iiiii,.,| u-.;i,
.("NKN, ClIAIll.KS, A 'lV\t.H„nk ,,1 ill,, ■•' ,"•. " '"'
Sloiicy, <i. .lo|,im"|„„e. Tlio Xmiuniil ."Jy^imi „,•
\s:is:^. si!r"' '" '"" '■"^"'«-- ">■ '^-'"";'
SloHoy, |l„|„.rt H„k,.r. Tho l.uuV, IIoii,|„y.
bniiK,.,, I.M,nMV .nt„ llio l,„r,|V. l,„y ,„„, |,„,, , i^'
bo iib.iorvuil, Diilili,,, |,s7i), ,sv„. • n auuiii,i
Ktopen, Htf*. t'hnrlottf, (Cnrmichael i ti,„
liacon-Slmki-peaio yue.ti.,,, An«wc™i, Tm.7 ijsi"
Henry. ,M,ilt nn.l .Miilting, Lon„ l.W,
ilitOpCN,
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An.iPymn, boil. I>,|)-,.), ^ |mits, r. Sv„. 2. Aiiricultiin,
•'"vi'iirsv,,''' ""'""'"" «""' '■•"••-ui«try, N. Vi^rk, Is',"
Storer, llarri.-t <;. An Autobiosrapliv : heinir
r'f .'■"",', "i. '-;'■" •""' i'">Kr..,\n^ T„ W. City "l-
ll"^l"ii. Ily Ii. I). I,. C.imbrM;;,., .Mass., 1871.
Vf7' ","■■"'*" K«>l»ii.Non, .\I.D., r,„„. vol
H., aiM ) gni,lu,ito,l at llarv.inl Ism, ,t !,,,,, l^! I
.ch„„l there IHJ;.. ami at ll,i. law soh„„l I.SliV . "i .
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Hi I li„„„ .,^ Km„al« lly«ione: a I,™tur<., I'hil, ,
ini-ii^iiirki^i^rn^r^ti!"'^ -^ ■• '■™""-^'-'- ^r
htorer, ilev. John. Tho Wil.l Whito Cattle of
reat lirita.n : an Aecount of thci.- Origin, lli«l irv an I
■resent ,Stato. Kili.ed by hi« Son, ,JohP Store ^ij''
l.Siil, Svo; new ed., l.SSI '
und'"0Vl,':,n"n.^ Adplphiis. Uo^oly liallail,,
unii 'iiu.|.a,i|i,„|,.,| i)„e,|is, 1,1)11., ISHO Svo
Storey. Maskclyne. .See ,Ma.sk'ki.vv,;.
Mork, Kev. Charles Augustas, D.D., l.H.ss-
tout),'.. I.Sji , enteieil tho Lutheran ministry Li^lil • ,iro
imo 2 Af, f'""'<'\''"'' ">e Bible, I'hilu., 187.3
• ol.A"""'"'"- Miscellaneous Paiiers. Port
Storm, t. John fortcscue Koynokls, Q.C., of l,in-
I ^„ k"'p""."; ■\'."-'- " ■""■-•) Maria Wu, „,,.| I„„.,,„
l.Ma k. KoKlish |',,„„„f T«.o (iernian OriKlnals, Li,„.,
.ls>2. ,1, Tiiivi:,,, II., CunterlMiiv r\nme, ■ v
tl.aui.er I a es retoM |„r Chii.lren, 1„,„., •|S7S, I L'f, 1^ '
I Storr, John Stephens. (i;,i.j Pubii,.h..,i tw,.,,.
sponilenee on Connuission.s, .Mereanlile ai„l Profess ,,|.
rei.Hn e,| ,,„„„y ,- the •• Times- of I.eoember, s ij
isr"/, It',, ""'^' *" '■ "'"' """"■ t-'unfibution,, Lon..
Slorrow, Uev. Edward. I. The Millennium : or.
Slorrs, C'harl'.-s. (k,l.> The Storrs Family : Qen-
ealoKii.Ml and other .Menioran.U, ,V. York, Is.sfl s vo
ne^t eu";-' ^11'" "■'"'!,"«• '•''"' " '••-veoti^th 0,„.
neetieut : a lie^'Muent.U History, An.sonia, Conn., l.sis.!,
r w'n"'?' J*"': "••^''"'••t Salter, U.D., f,|. o.,
L.ll.a, ,,„ ,, vol. u., seeond of the iianie there men-
10 ned, a,ld.,l prominent as a lecturer »n,| pulpit orator.
I. l.>nd,t>ons of Su,.,.ess in Preaching without Note.s
Ihree l,ee ures, N. York, ISr5, l2nio. 2. Tho Early
Anienean , spirit and the (lencsis .d it ; the Declaration
of fm epeii,len..e and the Kllects of it. ,tc X York
,,;'•' ""\/\J")"i W.Vclillo an,l the First Knglisli'ltible •
Oration, \. york. ISMI, ,Svo. 4. lieco.oit'on of tho
Supernatura ,n Letters and in I,ife r Oration, .\. York,
>M, 8vo 5 Manlinca in the .Scholar, .\. York. 188:1
, : 1 f' T'le I'saltor: with i.ie Form of ,Servieo
V "', "I'.v^ '''« ^^""■^' "f "'« Pilgrinis, llrooklyn, \.
\ork,ISs:, 8vo. 7. The Divine Origin of Christia.iy
indicated by ,t., Historical 'illects. N. York, 1884, »l.
V i .o'o''"''"'"^'*'' '\'l™"ceof Christian Missions, n!
M '.n -I, ''"n. .""'''^'' '^""S« iind Outlook of the
Modern tollege Training 1887. Also, many single scr-
mons, addresses, ,to. *
>iiO,V!,'i*'i;^' i'"*. The Face n.s indicative of Character :
isv! "V "'"' '^"'•'"'.V P'-rtraits and Cuts, I,on.,
Story, .Vlfred T. I. Historical Legends of North-
aniptonshircv Lon., !88.3, cr. 8v„. 2. Only Haifa Hero:
•} P„ ">?,*'-'''>?''-««"n'in War, Lon., 1885, 12mo.
.). Filliie .- Vovel, Lon., 1887, 2 vols. or. -Svo.
Story, J. tapes. 1. .Manchester House; a Tale of
1307
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Two Apprentices, Lon., 1S79, p. Svo. 2. Lads of Kings-
ton : a Talc ol' ii Seaport Town, Lon., IShs, p. 8vo.
Story, James 1". Cliuisv, [fiction,] Bust., 1^72,
8vo.
Story, Jenil. Sub.-lnntiulism : or, I'liilosojiliy of
Knowli'ilge, I!<i.'<t.. i><7'.l, llinio; new ed., entitled " Sum-
mary of Substar.tialieui ; or, I'liilosopliy of Knowledge,"
Bo:.t., ISSl.
Story, I,ieiit.-Col. Philip, I'.S.C, lute lOlli
Regiment and Cameroniaiis, ^airi>on instruclor, Ac.
Nummary of Military I*uw and Procedure, tor the l"se
of Oflicorp of the Keguiar Forces and the Militia, Lon.,
ISsii, p, Svo.
Slory, llov. Itobcrl licrliprt, D.l)., [niiie, vol,
ii., add.,] b. Is:;,'), at Ko.-eneatii. l)iiml)arton.<hire, Scot-
land: soeceedi'd hi.< father as rector of that parish. I.
I'oems by a Paison. l.on., iSli;!, ,'<vo. Anon. 2. William
Carstares : a Chanicter and Career (.f the Kevoliitionary
Epoch, (lfili)-ITI."i,) Lon., 1.S7I, ■'^vo.
" Mr. Slory has had aeecss to a (;oiu". many family paja-rs,
and lo iiiiiiH'riin.s niaiiiiscripts in tho(ilasp;ow I'niversily
l.llirarv and the Advocates' Lilirary in iMliidaiiKh. ami ho
lia- hiinli'il thr.iiiKli tlu; piiMished work,- cunccniinn the
l)eri(id which have come within his reach. Hut he has 'lot
executed his task very well."— .l//i.. No. 2IJ7.
II. Creed anil Conduct : Sermons preached at Rosneath
Church, tJhisgow, IS78, p. Svo ; new ed., 18S:t.
Story, William Wetniore, D.C.L., [o/l^■, vol. ii.,
add.] I. The Roman Lawyer in .leru.salein : First Cen-
tury. Bost., !.S70, ISino. 2. Xero : an Historical I'lay,
E liii. and F.on., IS75, 12ino.
" lie has (Tiiwdcd his stau'c. laid his hand upon every in-
cident and detail that seeiio'd haracterislic, and painted
a j:oodly ]>icturi'. . . . There is no drainalie ])ivot, as it
Were, on which the story may turn and show us its diverse
faces. "—.Vo^/oif. ,\xi. ;il.'>.
"There is Utile room for dctjiiled criticism ; there is only
the^'cneral conseioiisness that this is the laudable work of
a nooil and even eNcelleiit aliility. IhoUKh here, as it seems
to us. e.x)iended on ungrateful matter, and that genius
would have done it otherwise, o, dime something differ-
ent."— .S«/. I!rv., xll. nil.
8. Castle St. Angelo and tlie Evil Eye : being Ad-
ditional Chapters to " Uoha di Roma." Phila., 1S77,
12mo. 1. Ode on the Anniversary of the Fifth Half-
Century of the Landing of (Jovernor .John Endicotl,
N. Yorii, 1,-<7S, ?q. Svo. .'). Vallombrosa, Edin., 1881, p.
Svo. (!. He and She; or, A Poet's Portfolio, Host., 188-1, j
]2ino. 7. Fiammetta: aSummerldyl, Host., 188,i, I2mo. I
"Thissim]ile skclcn of an artist's holiday, low-colored ]
and restrained as it is. is not less heaiilifiil, not lcs,s impres- !
Sivc. ltccau.se of its tjiiiet tones."— .Vu/Zoh, xlii. I'Jt).
8. I'oenis, Ellin., 1885, 2 vols. 12mo; Bost., 1886. I
Stotliard, Ilobert Thomas, [unit; v<d. ii., add.]
1. Propensitorial Zodiac ; or, I'sychoneurology. Lon.,
1871, 8vo. 2. Education defectively considered by
School-Boards as being Deticient in Feeling, Lon., 1874,
8vo. ;!. The World as it is, and the World as it might
be, Lon., 1876, 8vo. 4. The A B C of Art: being a
System of Delineating Forms and Objects in Nature
neces.siry far the Attainments of a Draughtsman, Lon.,
18711, p. Svo.
StothTil, IlichartI Hugh. Notes on Defence
by Submarine Mines; 2d ed., rev, and enl., Brompton,
Kent, I87;i, 8vo.
Stothcrt, James. French and Spanish Painters:
Critical and l!iogra|>hicaI Account of the Most Noted
Artists of the French and Spanish Schools. Etchings.
Ijon. and Edin., 18711, 4to.
Stothert, >V., B.A. Truth and its Adversaries; a
Rhyme for the Times: with other Poems, Lon., 1871,
12
Stott, Mrs. Helen. I. Daniel Eyssctte: an Auto-
biographic Sketch, Lon., 1886, p. Svo. 2. (Trans.)
Cloud and Sunshine, (Noir et Rose,) by G. Ohnet, Lon.,
1887, p. 'H-o.
Stoiighton, George. Worthies of Science, N.
■i"ork. 188(1. 12mo.
Stoiighton, Itev. John, D.D., [miie, vol. ii., add.,]
b. 18(17, in Norwich, Eng. ; minister id' Independent
Chapel, Kensington, 18i:!-/5; afterwards filled two
professorships at New College, Edinburgh. 1. The
Christian Philanthropist: a Mcinorial of Jolm How-
ard. Lon., 185H, 8vo. .;. Lessons for Nonconformists,
Lon., 1862, 8vo. .'t. bjcclesiastical History of Eng-
land, from the Opening of the Long Parliament to the
Death of Oliver Cromwell, Lon., 1867, 2 vols. 8vo. 4.
(Ed.) The Daily Prayer-Book, for the I'se of 1 imilies:
with Additional Prayers for Si)ecial Occasions, Lon.,
1870, p. 8vo; ;id ed., 1873. 5. Ecclesiastical History of
1398
STO
England: The Church of the Restoration, Lon., I87(), 2
vols. Svo. 6. ( Fd.) Memorial of the late Rev. Thomas
Binney, Lon., 1874, 12ino. 7. Ecclesiastical History of
England: The Church of the Revolution, Lon., 1874,
8vo.
"Thriuighont the whiilo work Hr. SloUKhtou e.xhihlts
great impartiality and candour, and his (•riticiMus arc dis-
tinguished hv their freedom from the bias of parly; Imt,
llot\vithstllnllin^^ it is sull'icicnlly a|ipaiciil tliiit. heyuiiil
the mere iiivestigatiiui of tacts, lie iiims at the illustration
lit' a piincinlc. ronscicntiuusly opposed to the connection
between Church and State, he .selects fur special promi-
nence whatever wiuild seem to show the ilisiiilvanlaKcs
and evils resulting from such a connection."— J. Bass Mri.-
i.ixiiKu: Aiwl., vii. .'i7.
8. Homes and Haunts of Luther, lllust. Lon., 187.'i,
4to; new ed., with additiunal chapters, 18S:i. il. Re-
ligion in England under (jueei. Anne and the Georges,
17(12-18(11). I.iiii., 1878, 2 vols. p. 8vo.
"It is as an annalist of Niincoiil'ormily and Noneon-
fonnist ministers that our aiilhiu' deserves our uratitudc;
and herein his distiiu'tive merit consists."— i'a/. A'cc., xlvil.
712.
1(1. The Progress of Divine Revelation: or, The Vn-
folding I'nrposc of Scripture. Lon., 1878, )i. Svo. II.
Oar English Bible : its Tninslations and Translators,
Lon.. 1878, er. Svo. 12. Worthies of Science: liiograjih-
ical Sketches, Lon.. 1 8711, p. Svo. i:i. William Wilbcr-
force, ("Men Worth Uemeinbering,") Lon., l88t(, p. 8vo.
14. An Introdnetion to llistorieiil Theology : being a
Sketch of Doctrinal Progress from the Apostolic Erato
the liefiirmation. Lon., 18811, p. Svo. 15. Footprints of
the Italian Rcl'ormers. lllust. Lon., 1881, 4to. Ki.
Williiim Penn, the Founder of Pennsylvania, Lon., 1882,
p. Svo. 17. The Spanish licformers: their Memories and
Dwelling-Places, Lon., Issli, lio. 18. Religion in Fng
land from ISOnto 1850: a History: with a Postscript on
Suhseciuent Events, Lon., 18S4, 2 vols. cr. Svo.
" 'flu' re is. of ci..,rse, here luiicli biography, often with
the cliarm of peisunal reminiscence, as the author had a
lart:e acijuainnince amoiit; the chaiactcrs he ile.scrilics,
and was on terms of frieiiilshiii with many of them. . . .
On tlu' whole, it may be safely said that the present book
will long be the sianilanl aiu'liority on tlic iin|iortant sub-
ject of which it ireiits.and tliat it will be read with pleas-
ure and instruction not only by those w ho may symptithi/e
with all the views of the author, but by many who regard
the history of religion from a very dili'erent stand-pmnt."
—Acml., xxvi. :)18.
lU. Howard the Philanthropist and his Friends, Lon.,
1884, p. Svo. 20. Golden Legends of the Olden Time,
Lon., 1885. )i. Svo.
Stonghton, John A. Winsor Farmes: Glimpse
of an Old Parish, with the Deciphered Inscription from
a Few Fonndation-Stones of a .Much-Abused Theology,
lllust. Hartford, Conn., 188H, Svo.
Stover, 11. M. I. New York Supreme Court and
Court of Appeals, Howard's Practice Reports, vols, li.-
Ixvi., (1870-188.'!,) Albany. 1870-8:;, !.■> vols. Svo. 2. A
Digest of Howard's Practice Reports [07 vols.] from
1814 to 18,84, Albany. Iss7, 2 vols. Svo.
Stow, J. I*. South Australia: its History, Produc-
tions, and Natural Resources, lllust. Ailelaide, 1884.
Stow, Mrs. J. y\. Probate Confiscation, Bo.''t.,
|s77, l2ino.
Stow, Mrs. S. I). Ii. History of Mount Holyoke
Seminary, South I'adley, .Massachusetts, during its First
Half-Century, I8;i7-I887, Springfield, 1887, 8vo.
Stowe, C. E. History of the Books of the Bible,
Lon., 1887, 8vo.
Stowe, Edith. Under Suspicion, Lon., 1887, p.
Svo.
Stowe, Edwin. Velasquez, (" Great Artists,")
Lon., 1S8I, p. Svo.
Stowe, Mrs. Harriet Elizabeth, (Ueechcr,)
[<(ii(., vol. ii., add.] I. Little Pussy Willow. lllust.
Host., 1870, sin. 4to. 2. Pink and White Tyranny; a
Society Novel. lllust. Bust., 1871, lOino.
"We object to Mn*. Stowe's representation not only on
aci'onnt of its nselessness as an agent of moral reform, but
Its falsity as a delineation of Anu'rican society."— A'udoii.
xiii. 'Jl.
H. My Wife and I; or, Harry Henderson's History,
N. York. 1871, 12mo.
" The hook is not really a novel, but a sort of guide to
yoiinj; men with "lender Incomes who are wearied of
boardlng-honse lite."— .Vn^'on, xlli. :W4.
4. Woman in .Sacred History: a Scries of Sketches
drawn from Scriptural, Historical, and Legendary
Sources. lllust. Lon., 187.'!, 4to. 5. Betty's Bright
Idea, and other Tales, N. York. 1875, 12mo. 6. Wo and
our Neighbors; or. The Records of an Unfashionable
STO
Btrett: a Scquol ti. " My Wife n.ij I," N. York, 1875
8v«. 7. Deacon I'irkin'.. F,.r„,, nn,l <-| ,i.,f« Chri t i us-
ami otljer h ones, I,o„., ,S7r,, |o„'„, „,, .^,,,„ .ji^'^^-^Y
the M,ll, and other Stories, l,„n., IS7», 1S,„„. ,,. 1 il, e
Uomen; new e,l., N. "i u,k, Isrs, ,Svo. 12. JWanue
I'eople: their I.ove.s an.l Lives. N. V„rk \H7S l",n!,
in^i";^;,feT:''r }!!!}:': -"ur'' " ""'i"-. sh„„i,i' .«
STR
.'t-eiUer .sort of liicuhnuioii.s,"
tliese clieernil. joK-trot, swee
— yution. x.\vii. UK,
13. A Dog's Mission; or, Story of tlie 01,1 Avery Ilon.n'
an.l other Stories, N. York, Issf, sq. l:-,„„ \Vi ,, ,1.
P..x^J|f One by Half a Do.en o'f t'ho Other, I'on.;,;;^^'
bii.|.lon,\\„ree..ter County, Massaehusetts ; -..ith (fcne-
ah.-y of iMiniilies, Hiihbiinlslon MSI sv„ '"'"""<-
T,.vfTl"vV.;''-. ■'■'"•■ ""' ^'■•'-^''f'^nstantine; a
KYork:ls^.;lo;:;;r"'^'''^'''''''"'''f^'"-"'''•J "'-^
Stowcll, flmrles Henry, M.D., I,. l8,-,() „t
Jerry, N.\ : KiaJuatecl at tlie nicdieal dcparlinent of
the Unn-ers,ty of Michi.ran isr:', ..nd is now olio r
ol histology and n,ioroseo|,y tliere. 1. StudcM, '' Mm
ual oil stology, for Stu.lol.Ls, Praetitione, " , lu^
co|Mst8, Detroit. Mieh.. Issi, l2nio " Th . Ml.,
ieal Strueture of the Il.,„,.n Wh, -0.^':^ '/ssr'^r
hysiolo^y and Hygiene, Chic., I.SSS. With StowVi 1 "
mi. Illmo." ""■' ''^ ^^' ""'"''• ^""-'- Chi"., I
Stoweli,Mrs. LonJMa .>Iaria H,.ed, b. is.^ti at
(.rand Jilat.e, Mieh. .• gra.lualed at the Utivrsiy ,d-
M.ehigan 187«; .narried Professor Charles Henty .'i^-o '
Chie-TS.''''- *""'--'W-" ^'trueturo of'^la^t;
and'li'hri,',!' J's"' ^^"^^"v' "f '^"""'^<-^ '" A-atotny
anil 1 hysiology, Syracuse, N.Y., KS77, .Sy,, '
I Jn,v Arrangement of Itattalion Drill, for the
}.:.n.,i.s^'or:;!i;'r''"' "■ "^ ''=''""' '"■ i"«"--'io".
Stracfy, ilev. ivilliam James, U,,,., y„| li
>M.,] gnu iuatea at Magdalene College, Canibridge, 18M •
orda.ned lK.5, reetor of Oxnead with lin.xton since
•, V.^ bliort Analysis of Bishop Pearson's Ex„o-
n th lA" C'-™<1, Lon., I8l,s, ,Syo.' 2. Short Serm ns
on the I'salma in their Order, I.on., 1875-81), 3 yol" p
I iieiit, Iiiimnn factors Imyo been llie brothers <irm.l,..v
"Ith .SriiAcHKv, l,ii:iT..liKN-. KiaiAHi,, U.E., FHS
i8M.'ir"';s">"''s,^:,''''''^' "'•"■'^» "^ i""'"- •-; i8«rto
! !;' -■"1'»''H'.m/ the .ivalm.ls ':^''li',, ' . i : : VI b^l ''^r
' i nir^;r''----"'-'i' '^^
Strachey, L,eiit..(;eii. Kicliard, c'.S.I., K E
I lij'ngal.J I'.l .8., brother of Sir John Stmebey »,,;;.:;
, b. IM, : member of the Indian couneil since 1 875 -retired
' Societ'y'Vs*;'-'''''!' ' '"''■■'"'''^•'" "'■ "''■ K»y"l <ie"gn.phical
iv;:5.!;^n,,:rir^8^sr"^!;Csvr''^^-"*-
.enlor",?,?'' "rV., ♦"""'■Be Martin, graduated,
'■(■nioi optiine, at Christ's College. Cambriihre Isv.'
ordained 18,-„i,. reetor of TiHin^t;, ,i„™"l8% Ka"
nn 18"'?,''*''"^ f™'",.'l'o li'"'l< "I foinnion Prayer,
I-' n.. I8,J lluno. >n as set forth in Holy Scripture
llhi scan Lecture, , ].„„., 1875, er. 8yo.^ ' "'"'
mi,w^' '."',''■**-"'«"■• Norman Maclcod, D.D. : a
.SliKiit lontribution towards liis Uiography, hon., 1872,
Kuu'I'm"!',""' *'•'"•"'■'''" ('■^'^^"JO See Sii.nn,
Strnlian, .Mrs. Lishrtli <iooch, (S^^guin.) |
b "m^^:;^ '^:''"V'^ l>i;'turcs ,.nd Stories. ^K.ted
I.
bv Milhii "e- V ■ ■';""'" """ 'Clones, illustrated
W IL '.;'':• '"'"•' "'"■'• '""">; ""^^^v ed., l.S8-(. 2
8yo' new elb^'Tisii'""' '" ^""""•"""«^' !-«■'•, '«?«. P-"
iie'uV,!;;"';.:',','/';.',;;'' iV ,':'';l!''"i!:';""'« '.»* ^v^'". «'•" ocrtainu-
Strachail, John. M'hat i« Play' n Ph...; i • , ' rics l „„'"Vs-«"""?""' •^'•^""".v <liilil, and other Sto-
i-egends. l,on., I,s7i.l, p. ,Svo ; ;id ed. 188-, '
(Ion, mul'i,"''''';'"''''"' '""' -^rn'rliiicli, and many clcyer
an!llhc'll!'';i:',""'r''' '''^„''"*'-'"'' ^'^V- the lliglilunda
and II e 11 glihindcrs oi liayaria, Lon., l.ssil, p. Syo.
I
lvlin.,'1877, 12mo.
Strachnn, lapt. John, F.R.u.s., F.K.C I of
Kvdney. Explorations and Adyenture., in Ne>v (iuinoa.
I lust. W 1888,cr. 8yo. (The author visited New
(.uinea m 187+-7o, and again in 1885, and explored
some portion of the interior.) "-.tpioreti
Strachan, Ut. Hcv. John Miller, M.D., D.D.,
b. 18.i2; educated at St. Augustine's College, Canter-
bury, ordained 8fl I ; consecrated liishop .^f'ltang'ion
882 From East to West : the Church's Work in Dis
tnnt Lands, Lon., 1882, p. 8yo
1 iu'Tr m".',"'"!'" ,•■*•' •^"^■' ""'l WilXins A. S.,
I.'.m.', I8S8 p. 8y„ ""'• ^'"''■"'8'^' '■'"• T™"sl'"ion!
A,^?',?,""'''?' M •.^- ";«'»'-i«''l '"kotchos of Montrose,
Anlin "' *I'«i«'". illust. Montrose, 1879, 8yo;
„,'*,"'"'''',''>'' Mfs- Jane, (Grant,) wife of den
, !'h ■^",";; «■>•■'"/'■"• I'ay Texts for the Young, in
J.nglish and i-ronch, Lon., 1887, 18mo.
Strachey, Sir John, (i.C.S.I., C.I E b LS-'l-
nieiiiber of the council of the Goycrnor-Oencml „> India
•'^rr'it- "!»'.'"""«"'■""'"■ "*■ "'0 Northwest Pn>y.
IOCS l8i.)--,6; himncial member of the ccmncil of the
(ioyornnr-l r.r,Ai.f,l ..f rrii!i-i l^i^fl vo , 1 r
, ,. ' "." -" inuia iBitl-M) member of the
Jn,l an council since 1885. India, Lon., 188,8, 8yo \
"It forms the most tnislworthy record wliiidi lois v„.
ohali^X whi;^,'s''"i';',"r -"r'r"''^^ -'■'> ''"'™'' ^
BileiX sl^ift 'V "''' '",'•'" "' ""-' <-'"'"P"ny lias been
d a iTl.n n,^""-' ' "',"' T'"''^''}' "'"'"'K'll'-d into tlie iich 1 r
U a ol the Queen. In that .Icliberute reyolmimi ,r bib v ;
the iwo most powerful, and certainly the two ma'l periul,'- 1
n 8v;)''''«'''"A"'i.- ;'" '^'""'Ji""""''!'''-'' ''""•' "*■'<'. 3 vols,
ll'lu t N xJl,"lTT, ^""'" '" >'i''""<'-''I"« I-ands.
Illust. N \ork, 1882, lol. it. Rural England: Lanes
(oinmon-S.des, Ac, Lon., 18S|, ,„,. ,„. \y,,^l, ^""j^^:
varia: an Autumn in the Passion- Play Country I,cn
1S84 p. 8y„. 1 1. The Children's Pastiuic : Pic n^cs nd
mlT r-' ',''l-- ."• ^ """"'' '"■ Sunday Sto es
Kw:-;s88:lt;, '^'•■'■'-'^'g-no-S.ay«:a
Strahorn, Kobert K., (•< Alter Ego," pseud.) To
l.ieihc Railroad and Branches, Omaha, 187»
T , , '■•'"f,''*?.".?"B'n'*. ("S ey Daryl," pseud.) 1.
Pol, ,„ the Tw. i,,.bt: Sh.,r. Stories, Lon, lMi7, imo
f8(!7 8™ "A"'"""'■<"^ i"-^'"" «''' """-"vinn.' Lon"
18118, 1 mo. J. With the Tide ; or, A Life's Voyaac ■ a
Mory, Lon 8.!8, Itbuo. 5. Routledge's llandTook of
QiuMts and Bowls, l,on., 18fi8, 8yo. 6. Old Pictures ^n
a New Frame. Illust. L„n.,' 1877, p. Syo? °
Stranahan, Mrs. Clara Cornelia, (Harrison,)
i;W!)
,J k : i
STR STR
Contributions from Science l» tlio Hope of Immortality,
and Kindrcil 'rheiiies: with nn IntroJiiction by Ilirnm
W. Thomiis, D.D., Cliic, 1SS4, 8vo.
Strnii!), Oxciir Solomon, b. IS.OO, at Ottcrbcr;,',
liiivaria: omi)!n>'i!<l to tlie Inited States ; graduated at
Columbia College 1S71, and at the law schijol IS7:!; ap-
pointed luiniatcr to Turkey 1887. The Origin of tho
llepulilican Korm of (lovcrnment in the United States
of Auicriea, N. York, IsSti, I'-'uio.
StraiiNs, (aiistiive Louis Maurice, l'h.t>.. (" An
Old Bohemian," pseud..) [.(/,(-■, vol. ii., add.,] IMI7-18'>7,
b. at Ti-ois Kiviere.", Lower Canada; was educated at
the Klo.'itcrsehule, Magilcbur^, (iermany, at the Univor-
.sity of lieilin, and at the Monl|iellier .School of Medicine
in France, and in 18;i;i went to .Mgier? as assistant sur-
geon to the French army. He returned to France after
some years, ami in is;!'.) was banished for supjiosed c<un-
plicity in a revolutionary Jih't and settled in London.
lie oontributeil extensively to a number of journals,
and wrote some plays, one of which, a farce, was pro-
duced successfully at Drury Lane in Isi'iS. He was (mo
of the founders of tho Savage Club. 1. ('frans. ) Tho
Art of Photography ; from the (ieruian of G. C. II.
ilalleur, Lon., 1S54, 12mo, 2. Men who have made tho
New German Em|ure : a Series of llrief ISiographical
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, of the Last Sickness and Death of Sophia Strutt, Lon.,
^ 1848, Ifimo. 2. The Inductive Method of Christian In-
I quiry : an Essay, Lon., 1877, Svo.
Stryker, Peter. Bible Tcetotalism ; or. The Scrip-
j tures in Favorof Total Abstinence, N. York, 1870, 12uio.
] Stryker, William Scndder, b. 1838, at Trenton,
I N.J. ; graduated at Princeton 1858; served in the civil
war ; admitted to the bar ISIIIi. 1. (Ed.) Official Register
of Oflicers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary
War, Trenton, 1S72, Svo. 2. (Ed.) A Roster of New
Jersey Volunteers in the Civil War, Trenton, 1872, Svo.
Also, many monographs relating to the history of New
Jersey.
Strykor, Cornelia. .Musings of a Middle-Agcd
Woiiian, Phila., 187' l2mo.
smart. A., C.E. The Suez Canal Dues, Lon., 187,3.
12mo.
Stuart, Ah xandcr Hugh Holmes. A Narra-
tive of the Leading Incidents of the Organization of the
First Popular Movement in Virginia, in ls(i5, to re-estab-
lish Peaceful Relations between the .Vorthern and South-
ern States, Ac, Richmond, ISSS, Svo.
Stuart, Kev. Alexander .>Ioody, [aiiu; vol. ii.,
Stiaht, a. Mooiiv, add.] I. Death-Bed Scenes, Edin.,
1S43, 12mo. 2. An Inquiry into the Character ot the
Present Educational Connection between the Free Church
and the (iovernuunt, Edin., 1848, Svo. 3. A Visit lo
the Laml of Huss, >,ijn. ami Edin., IS70, Svo. 4. Recul-
lections id' the Late Jidiii Duncan, [q. r., »(i)>ra,\ Edin.,
1872, Svo. 5. Recent Awakenings and Higher Holi-
ness: the Opening and Closing Addresses in the Frco
Church (ieneral Assembly, 1875; 3d ed., Edin., 1875,
32ino. 6. Israel's Lawgiver : liis Narrative True and his
Laws Genuine, Lon., 1882, p. Svo. 7. The Bible True lo
itself: a Treatise on the Historical Truth of the Old
Testament, Lon., 1SS4, cr. Svo.
Stuart, Andrew John. A Manual of the Tinr.e-
velly District in the Presidency of Madras, Madras,
lS7il, Svo.
Stuart, Charles. Being Afraid, and other Stories
for the Young, Edin., 1871, l2iiio.
Stuart, Charles, .V D. Eilin., of C.'iirnside. David
Blythe, the (iipsy King, (Ii. other of Queen Esther:! a
Character Sketch, Kelso. IS83, cr. Svo.
Stuart, Charles Ilcebe, ['oi^, vol. ii., Stiiatit,
CilAiii.Ks 1!., add.,] d. 1S81. Lives and Works of Civil
and Military Engineers of America. Illust. N. York,
1871, Svo.
Stuart, Clarence Rsm^, [miir, vol. ii., Stcakt,
C. E., add.] 1. The New Testament and its Translations :
being an Attempt to .slmw whrthr-r thr. Protc-sfiUit 'if
Roman Catholic Version, in French and Italian, is most
in Accjrdance with the Inspired Original and the Latin
Vulgate, Lon., 1855, Svo. 2. The Bible and the Versions
of the Bible; or. The Vulgate compared with the Origi-
nal Scriptures. Lon., 185H, Svo. 3. Primitive Chris-
tianity, Lon., 1871), l2mo. 4. Uitualism and Christianity,
licrtic: an Olil M.m's Story, Lon.,
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if."h"N7-^' '!;";"• ^- ■''"' Resurrection of the Body •
uition. a, liref hn(|uir>- as to the Tcachinif of lloiv
fsSs. """ "'»'« ^''''J'-"^^'-'. I'"-., ISSI, p. Svo; 2,1 edi^
Stiiurt, E
18.SS, fp. Svo.
b^tl illust V ^^^'w'--*-'';:''''''''^ under' Queen iciu ^
"••in. iMust. Lon., M"a, .|to. ■> Tim i iin„ n
«irl: a Story for Childron,' I,on , IS77,Sv ,,'«""
'"J'"" « Cl'arKo. Illu,t. Lon!, 1878, 'iL-m I Mi i
isntp: svV "'""■" '•'^'^ '" '''"^""'""^- I"""' '"•;
3. Tho liolfry of St. .lude: a Story, I.on., 1S80 n
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man Life, Lon., LSS2 Svo n Vl ' '^w' "'"■
Story of .^.e Revolt of ti;;2^;n:^; ^882 ';:^;.;
12. La: a Tale of Nuremberg, Lon., 188:t „ 8 v, 'f
The Fate of Ca.tio Liiwenganl : a S „rv of he Day, 'f
l^nlurj.; or •• Peggy Pepper V^'^l^^Jr^to
7. A ia.re Damzell : a .\ovel, Lon. 188.^, 3 vol ' 8 v"'
18. Jesse Dearlove : a .Story, Lon.. ISS.",, p 8vo l'. ' Tl e
Last Hope, Lon., L88a, p. 8vo "(l I i ,i„ p '•'•me
1885 1^111,, •>! \i ■' ,, ~ • '''"'o 1 lace, Lon.,
r^o^%^T;;i:\?'''1'^-"^'-"--''->-'C*I:
j.rateAj'M.^lr«^r't:^;;^^r;^t"^r
Ursula's Fortune, Illust. L.,„., IS8tf, p.'slo "■-, V-
Lon iZ' ;""s-' "'J: "; 'V'u "'■ ^''"-- 'VoMumke s
.8S8,_,s.„„.'.o.Uvei,;Ji'-a&:i^;^i8!:s:;i
an Sv,^:;-;;.^-:^:!^!^ t..; Me.:--!^;:;
nl:!;l^^l]':^;;?^!^s:tK^p[r^;^:e,fSt:^'
wifil tlm/l'JIJrrr' J*-'"""' "" ''^y'"''"' Q'"-"^^": together
r, IDi e,^er .' ^"'r"""?""? ■•««""'!"«»"'" .Monuments
nty.
4.a 1^^ J|- T:- T;;^ - t.'»Hn« a Tour of
tl.5 l.;us ap,H.Mirod tbr »:„;« ul„e'..i':',,^'V;,''%!,J''■''™'''^y
soeii\i;Jlj;?;;,i;-i;ril^f;,^^^^--.»;re;u;ki^^^^^^
sore ami sear of the mlniiiuVra IV-ivsl 'm ' I - '^'■■' "''''T*'
e g ovonm ent , i u ,'Ti,'''''' "''' l-"'"^ '•"<•!"! ecurt hoi,;^!,
.■.^'""{^,'n;'!!™';f8&'^;.r'"-^''^'J^'"'«»>''-
v,'e";::;i„;'',o';;'^;;^il'';i;,;^ "' *^"«'- = ""> '^"i-'»
Stuart, J. A. Erxkine, L.R.C.S. Tho Bronti,-
:s";7 hZ '"''"«"'P''^' A'-tiquitie^, and Ililry, Lon."
'^iimrt, Rev. James, of Strctford. Tke Lord is
n„!?V"*-'"V,.>"''*"'^*' "f ""■ K'linhurgh police force
ticeVl'dln!, VsThvo"' '"""'''"' '" ■"»"«''' ""^ 'W
bei'?,!r""n'l.-''.',\"'r' ''V'^- ''"""l'''^' °f Christianity :
ei g ,,n K.S.. y towards a more Correct Apprehension
of U,r,st,an Doctrine, mainly Soteriologieal,' [on , ?888"
.f**iJ""''.r' •'"'"es Montsomcry. l. The Historv
of Free Trade in Tuscany, (Cobden Club f'ub., Lon^
s;.„ ' • - lie'n'niscenees and Essays, Lon., 1884, p
ISm'T.s^o""""'" •^•»'"^"«- ''^-B» ""J Verses, Lon.,
18^/7": l'"''"' \b^-' ["""•- vol. ii., add.,] ISi;!-
; . ; ;. f i',"""*' Aberdeenshire, Scotland, and elu-
He!il.'r I ^ of Advocates in that city ; entered I1..M.
' kcL^e 01 tZ"; ^^"'^""S^: i" ■8'^-^. '"xl «as appointed
; «4'er Of the register of deeds in I87:i He was secre
. tary ot the Spalding Club throughout its e.x s,enee }tlT
H), and b.can,e secretary of the Society of Ant qu^ it
ItVh "?'iu" "^^- '• Memoir of ihe LateT I
eUm'te'^'fi' f"'"""" ''"'" '-^^''-esp^nd.-
LS6I ,8 ••.%;,';' ,f""l'""- es of .Scotland,) folin.,
of Ma v (Pub' >^nn ' I TV" "'."'" ^'"'"y "f "'« 1«1«
1.S68 ^Jo ■! nA\ u^"\"^'""l'V'^ Scotland.) Edin..
,r,,l' :■ •'•^"'''•) I'ruidism E.vhumed, by .J. Ru-t
1 Clf- "• •'"'"« Circles of liritain «cre% ufdicii
lunplc : he.ngan Anal^Ms of the Treatises on "St no
£"cles ,n he Late Spalding Club's " Sculptured .StoZ
4 ^^j'Tf ;• '"I''^'^'"^ '''"'-' Aberde'etm , 8 o
4. (Ld.) txtracts from the Council Re.ri.ter of th«
i Burgh of Aberdeen, l.i25-16.12, (Ifi4;i-17j7 Pr n d
for he Scott sh Burgh Recor,ls' Soc. Edin.! Is "'o
LJ .■"•t,?' ''^''■» "•'""•dsof the .Monastc y of Ki,::
l"*s: ,v,th I lustrative D.,cu,nents. Illust. Pub Soi
01 An,f,uanes of .'Scotland.) Edin., 1872, ito 6 A
IU.:oveT"N-"t' "" I'T''"' '''"••^ Queen" fScotI
jUco;ered. ^o lees of Jauie.s, Earl of Bothwell and
the evJmsJ^illJi^eKX/f.'J'?;'"" '"'"'■ <'i^^"tation ,.„
::iT-^i;l::;^SM?£f-M"'-
&^r,ni'rSil^^S;t^^^
(!-«,t. Records Pub.,) Lon., 1878-8(1, 8vo. '
Mliurt, Julin C. InL'crsoll's "ril„.=to ." n.
in|.i,.. of R. ,1. Ingersoll^^b^^tion'r U^ l^ble ™"
I ButrK ^f-^f ',"s?>''"';f'* Crichton, Marqnis of
of Bute Ve ,;•,„■,,.';' "' * """' '^,'""'"' "'"'«'■• '" 'h" I^'e
^ h s "tthe^ iTsii '"'=™''-"'"l '" tl'e title on the ,leath of
Cure Oxforl l' "'^""""i';' "' """<>^v, '"'J at Christ
tencd he honorary degree of LL.D. from the universi
t.es of (j|a.sgow and Edinburgh, to tho former ol which
^xj^T^t ^^iT^sirL \j"v^r
Lon. 18S2 ' '"" ^"'"™ •■"■• "'« !«'•'»'« I>»y.
Lon,',"l'J'76'Vr""'- ^-"'S" Tariffs and Bad Trade.
L:1^:^J^T:!:Z. ^-«^"-- aLoycStory,
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Stuart, Rev. Kcniiulh Moody-, M.A. Urown-
Imv Norlli : KecurJs and Kt'Ciilliictions, Lcm. iiml Ayles-
bury, IS7H, Svo; new ed., iibriilgeil, enlitlid " lirowiilow
Norlli: llie Story ul' liis Life Mini Work." |s;il.
Stuiirt, .Moses. Kxcgcliciil Ks.-ays on Sovcnil
Words relating lo Kuturt I'liniHiinicnt, I'liila., ISTf*,
l()tno.
Ntliart, It. Critical Ks.siy on the Revi.-ed Vor.Mon
<if the New Testament, I,on., ISS7, 12nio.
Stuart, Itev. U illiuni,and MHcplii-rKoii, Itcv.
J. iTnms.) Apologeties ; or, Tlie Seienlilie Vindieation
of Christianity, by J. II. A. Kbrard, Kdin., ISSti-tiS, :!
voN. NVII.
Stuart, Col. William Kicr, C.B., late SBth Kcgi-
inent. l{uuiiniseenee.s of « Suldior, Lon., IS74, 2 vols. ii.
"Tlierc is scarcely ii paw (if his reininiseenees but Is full
<if eiilertaiiiin;; nialter."— .1^'/.. No. ■Ji;;:!.
"]n it we liave a lyjie of the liritisli (illieer and .soldier
the eorrectiu'ss of wlii( li lew observers can liill to eerlify
nnd ai'knowleilKe."— .<!« 1". J. (ioi.MBMii): Amd., vi.'JlM.
Stiiart-(-lounie. i^ce Hi.k.vnik.
Stubbs, Kev. C'barles >Villiain, b. lS4."i, at Liv-
erpool ; graduated at .Siilney-Sussex College, Cambridge,
with ijiathcmatieal honors and the Lc lia.s University
(irizc, ]Sii»: ordained LSliS; viear of (Jranborough lS7l'-
XI and of Stokcnhaiu l.'<.~<l-S,'<, and sinec then reetor of
M'avertree. 1. International Jiorality, Lon., IS6II, Svo.
2. Village Polities: Addresses and Sermons on the La-
bour Question, Lon., IS7S, l2mo.
"There is a ring nboiil this little volume which has not
been heard ollcn of late in tlie speech cd' Knulish clergy-
men,— .scarcely, indeed, sime ' I'arson l.ol' was delivering
his soul in 'l'(jlitics for the I'eople' und the •Christian So-
ciali.st,'in the crisis (d the Chartist agitation thirty years
ago. . . . The strei;gth and worth of the book lie in its
hopefulness, that most dennicratic and yet most Christian
virtue; and the ground of all his hopes for the rural ixior
lies in association. That is his last word, as it is fast
coining to be the last word of all those w ho can look the
signs (pf their time sipiarely in the face."— .Syjfc/d/or, 11. 11)69.
H. The Mytlie of Lile : Four Sermons: with an In-
troduction on the Social Mission of the Church, Lon.,
issn, Svo. i
" We strongly commend the excellent little volume be- I
fore us, and its admirable introduction, to all Iho.sc among
the Clergy who see how much the Churidi still ini.sses in '
its growing endeavour to do its duty by the nation."— .S>fc- i
tatiir, 11 V. loo.
4. Glebe Allotments and Co-Oporative Small Farming,
Lon., ISSfl, |). Svo. 5. Christ and Deinooriioy, (L'niver-
.«ity Sermons,) Lon., iss;i, p. Svo. 6. The Conscience,
and other Poems, Lon., l'<84. 7. The Land and the
Labourers : a Kcuord of Facts and E.\periments, Lon.,
1S84, p. Svo J 2d ed., IS85.
"All interesting record of facts and experiments in cot- i
tBge-furraing and co-operative agriculture. . . . Heforc
writing upon his subject. Mr. Stubbs took the very practical
.step of testing the c|uestion whether small farming could
be made to pay in his own vilbme. . . . We hope that . . .
the forcible argumciit.s and eloijucnt pleading of Mr.
Stubbs will bear good fruit."— .s.y/rrtii(o)-, Ivii. I.'i7.
5. The Church in the Villages, |SS7. 'J. (Jod's Eng-
lishmen : Lectures on the Prophets and Kings of Eng-
land, Lon., 18,s7, p. Svo. 10. Urgent Questions in
Christian Life, Lon., 1S8S, p. Svo.
Stubbs, E. T. In Memoriam : II. M. ,M. S., Lon.,
1S77, Xvo.
Stubbs, Lieut. F. A. Eciuitation for Ladies:
Style, Fashion, and Manners in the Saddle, Lon., IS73,
1 2uio.
Stubb.s, Franci.s M'illiam, major Royal (late
Hengal) Artillery, retired IS7S. History of the Organ-
izatiijn. Equipment, and War Services of the Uegiment
of Hengal Artillery: compiled from Published Works,!
Official Kecords, and Various Private Sources, Lon.,
IS77, 2 vols. Svo.
Stubbs, Kt. Rev. William, D.D., LL.D., [niK., I
vol. ii., add.,] b. 1S2.5, at Knaresborough, Eng. In i
IS7.') ho was presented to the rectory of Clioldertoii,
Wiltshire, which he resigned in 1S7'.I on being ap-
pointed canon residentiary <jf St. Paul's Cathedral, L(m-
don. In 1S.S4 he was consecrated liishop id' Chester, j
and was translated t.i Oxford in ISSS. I. (Eii.) (iesta !
Regis lleiirici Seeundi lienedieti .Abbatis : Chronicles !
of the Kcigns of Henry II. and Richard I., I IIIH-I lit2, j
krioMii under the X;inic of Benedict of I'ctcrborough, j
Lon., Isn7, .><vo. 2. (Ed.) ^^elect Charters ami other Il-
lustrations of English Cjiis.itutional History, fnnn the i
Earliest Times to llic Reign of Edward the first. Lon.,
18711, p. Svo. ;t. (Ed.) Meinoriale Fratris Walteii de
Covciitria : The Historical Collectiuns of Walter of Cov-
1401
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entry; Edited from the MS. in the Library of Corpus
Chrisli Cidlege, Cambridge; vols. i. and ii., Lim., 1S72-
7:i, sivo. 4. The Constitutional lliatoiy of England in
its Origin ami Development, Oxf., IS74-7S, ;i vols, Svo;
new ed., issii.
■'The work of Mr. Stubbs is the lirsl Coiistituti(Uial His-
tory (d' England, at once miniile and eoiitiiiuous, wliieli
has been undertaken since awhollv new liK'ht has beiii
thrown ii| lattcr.s of this kiicl by the reseandies of the
great <leriiian writers, Wuitz, the two Maurers, and others,
... It shows the inillcnniiims Ihidiigli which we .seem to
have lived In point of historical insight within a vcrv
few generations, if we coni|ian' llie fulness, the seientlll^
precision, the wide coiiiparative Krasp, of the opcninn
cliaptcrs of Mr. Slubbs's History with the childish talk of
Ulackstoiie or even with the luenKreness of Ilallain. . . .
The book i.s. in short, a masterpiece. . . . It isbrlmful of all
the knowlcdKc on the subject .scientilically treated and
orderly arraiigeil."— .^Vl^ A'fr.. xxxvill. 21 1.
" The central and dominant idea of the book mav be
siiid to be that KiikIIsIi constitutional history is tlie hi.s'tory
of an ovcdution.and an evolution maiiilv Irom Teutonic
elements. . . . .Neither in blood nor in institution docs .Mr.
Stubbs trace anything EiiKlisli cither to liritisli or to Ho-
nittu sources. . . . His dominant idea on this point leads
.Mr. Stubbs to underrate, we think, some n(ni-(icnnan in-
llueiices, and, for example, to attach .scarcelv sulticient im-
portance to the part of the (diurch ortheeliTKy in sbapinK
the English polity and inslitnlions duriiiK the centuries
between the introduction of Christianity and the Norman
CiuKjUest,"- ^1(A., No. 2122.
'■'1 hough hissubject formallv ends before the begiiinini;
of the sixteenth century, yet he gives us incidental sketches
both of the sixteenth century and of the seventeenth. He
has ttii estimate both oi' the Tudor and of the Stuart
reigns; and the hand which hiui paintecl the early An-
(jevins in full has drawn life-like miniatures of Charles
the First and of the later Cromwell. In these short
sketches Mr. Stubbs shows the same keen insight and
amazing impartiality which lie shows evervwhcre. . . .
He contrives to be the partisan, he eerlainlv can be the
spokesman, of all sides at once, .'•io it is with" institutions.
... He thoroughly .sees that there is no ideally best set of
institutions, but that any form of government which de-
serves the name nmy be best or worst, according to the di-
versities of countries, times, and men's nmiiners. ... As
it now shinds, Mr. Stubbs's Constitutional Hist(jrv, even if
it stiHid by il.self, without the other great, tlioUKh less svs-
lematic, writing's which have come from the same pi'ii
would be the worthy work of a life."— .s'(i(. Jicv., xlv. tiU2.
7:tO.
'■ Mr. Stubbs might certainly have done more to dissi-
pate sinne prevalent delusions, rnfortuiiately, as I can-
not help thinking, he has not quite succeeded in even
emancipating his own mind from them. Hut w hat he has
iloiic is invaluable. He has at least lliorouKhly surveyed
the whole ground. There is absolutely noibing material
to the subject that he has not investigated, and investi
gated with perfect candour. Whatever mav be said of his
generalizations, liis facts are iK'rfectly trustworthy, and
even one who dill'ers from his point of view mav really be
content to rest the whole controversv on statements made
by himself. There is no fear, certainlv, that the work will
be superseded for many a longday— if, indeed, it ever cai
be superseded— as a pcrlect magazine of facts relating lo
constitutional history in the Middle Aires"- ii mi-si
nkk; ^Icad., xiii. 291,
die Ages."— jAMi-:.s(,iAiRi)-
5. (Ed.) Memorials of St. Dunstan, Archbishop of
Canterbury, Lon., IS74, Svo. fi. (Ed.) Radulfi de Diceto
Decani Ludoniensis Opera Ilistorica; The Historical
Works of Master Ralph de Diceto, Dean of London :
vols. i. and ii,, Lon., lS7li, Svo. 7. The Early Plantnge-
nets, (" Epochs of .Modern History.") Two Ma|>s. Lon.,
1S76, fp. Svo. S, (Ed.) The Historical Works of (iervase
of Canterbury ; v(ds. i. and ii.. The Chronicle of the
Reigns of Stephen, Henry II., and Richard I. IJy
(Jcrv.ase, the Monk of Canterbury. Lon., 1S79-80, r.
Svo. 11. (Ed.) Chronicles of the Reign of Edward I,
and Edward II.: vols. Land ii., Lon., 1SS2-S,'I, r. Svo.
10. Seventeen Lectures on the Study of .Mcdiooval and
.Modern History und Kindred Subjects: delivered at Ox-
ford, nndcr Statutory Obligation, in the Years 1S67-ISS4,
Oxf., ISSII, p. Svo.
" ThrouL'hont the work the student will lind ample food
fiir thought. He may not always sympathize with the
view there taken : but he must admit that it is always one
worth consirleratbjn ; and he must adiiiiie the quiet but
pervading spirit of humour wliich leavens the lU.shops
great learning and makes him incapable of pedantry.' —
■iai. Rn:, Ixil. :):!!. ' '
II. (Ed.) Willoliiii .MonachiMalmesbiricnsisde Regain
Oestis Angloruni, Libri V.; ct Historiie Novella', Libri
III.: vols. i. and ii., Lim., ISSS, r. Svo.
And .-i-e Uaioia.n, Kkv. A. W., nKitni.
Stuckcubcre, Hi'v. John Ilonry Wilburu.
D.IJ., ['nit,; vol. ii., add.,] pastor of the .'Vmcrican Lu
theran Chapel, IJcrlin, Oerniany, since IsSO. I. (Ed.)
-Mnety-Five Tlicses, for the Seventh Seiai-Centonnial of
the lloformation, Raltiuiore, 1SB8, Svo. 2. Christian
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Sociology: a Discussion of Principles, N. Yorit, 1S8II
Urissrsv,,'"- •■'• ^'"' ''"'"''f i"'munu:.l'Ka„,;
of"the nr,,™"?,''!';"' i" •-'''''",? ''''^ '■™''"'' '' vivid .sliOt..),
iu- nrs,;;' '""'irv' V •,"?'"""^'i•"f"y"-
ill pnicluciima ri'iillyKudd lii,,i;nii,hv v^iiil ft ..^V
'■ A vaIiml)U; ai],l inlLTcsliiij; wurjj, wiittoii in tl,,. „„,vt
■■.nsfienlious spirit, a,„I ividuntly t t' ,e' , ' .Vr ,,S
lal)ciiran(ircsoar<'li."-Sp„v,((or Ivi I'l
ISSs/s'vo'"'"'''""" '" "'" '^""'^' »''"l'''il'«npl'y, I^on,
. '^'''''^r' *'• „ Knien.lan Ja ost Orthogrniiliia : a Trent- !
isoonh|icllin« Uelunn, St. I.ouis, iNSl.sv,,
Studer, Jacob II. I. Coiuiubus, Ohio: its His- '
tury UcsourcTs a„,l ('rogross. lilust. 1873, 12mo. j
j. {hd.) I'm.ular Ornitliolcgy: tiio Birds of Norti. '
Amcnoa. l),a„„ and Colored from Nature by T
il'-Tv'.. .?"'•' ""'"''•''J and Nineteen I'latos. N.York'
I>,-l-.s8, 40 parts, fol. ; iss;!, 1 vol '
N ^Y"t' K^s'*',"'''' •'• "''"I' T "'^'^ ""Sht to know,
r,. lorK, IS, 8, 12mio ; now ed., 1882
Sturdy, W'il'iom A. Individual Rights : a Treat-
ise u,,„n Man's I'owers and Duties, suggtsting a New
Jletho.!.,! lialloiing. Host., IS88 Svo "K i i>cw
Sturge, Catherine. 1. (Ed.) A Diurnal for the
Changes and Chances of this Mortal Life, L»n 18S4
l>mo. 2. Southwood: a Tale, Lnn., 1886, 12mo' ^ '
,T "?.?.? ^i"^' ,•''«"<'. wife of fJeorge Sturgo. 1
(Trans.) 1 he .Son of Man: Discourses on the Hu^„i,V
ot . esus Christ, by Franck Couiin, Lon.. 18g" 1- n„^
2 Trans.) Heligiotis Life i„ ,i„„„a'ny du ing lie w"rs
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j^. (Trans.) The Period of tho Reformation 1517 tol""'
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p. Svo. 6. (Irans.) Travels of Dr. and Madame Ilelfc;
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Poc,i'fl^:,',V7t"2mo. '""' '''"' "' ^"^''' -^ o'"-
Stiirgis, Frederic Itussell. M n h ish •
the Philippine Islands, educated in Lndon^ndBoi,^"
graduated at Harvard Medical Scliool KSO"? prots "o;
venereal and genito-urinary diseases at thoXev YWk
"St-Graduato Medical School since 1882. 1. Hunmn
Iri.e Of the Boylston Medical Society for 1807 cZ
bndge, Mass., 18117, Svo. 2. Student's Manial of
\ oiicreal Diseases, N. York, 1880. '"^nual ot
Sturgis, Julian Itussell, b. 1S4S- ,rrndiin(„i „.
Bulliol College 0.xford, 1875; ^Ued to Ui' b ?t tl"
>^s:l;^'Zn '•^»''--«— .I':>iin.and"L,t
il~"nVr5%M''rt'h?,''.;;fv'l.''-' 'r"H-f'"; " "- «ttnu.tivo_is in
-.\S,f,^xxvii. ;««.'■'" '••'"■•^"^'•■''' ""-' ■""'"■• -■■liaracters."
-itu?.,^';'-'!""'''''''""' •''■""•'"ii'n, Kdin., |S7!I, p. Svo
laid ill Vol., ' .,1 • • • • ''"• scene iif t n. st.irv is
«nd sky are chimViVng/^-A'^iS, xxlV'-j ""'" """ "^ ''>-'''
„•'• '^'"1" ^'"'"eclies, Lon., 1S80, p. 8"v„; new ed., enl..
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ii.ig'''^ntlf;'i:;n'^^'i;'i:il^;''„';-i'i"»^,"-ii^^^
liuiimii lm^lr,^■■_.s^,,,rf,/^',■' iv ,!',K "' ""-■"»>-■'■ sbades of
.0. My l-'ricmls and 1, l.„n Issi ,.r «,„ « t i
Mai.lnicnt, l.on., 1S8,',, 2 vol. .'r .^.l '°- "• •^'''"'
hi- iiiaMcr V , f a ii ^ ,, , I'.'^^^.v .'" •'"■'''.■'' ""' li™rl,Hiid
I. iliraidoin, Lon., 1SS7, |i. Svo
Mnrnier, llcnton ioduard von. MA irradu
m re ,■ ''"r"^ '-^"""''"'' ••a.iib.idge. i8,-!i ird ncd
tainin - r7„ : t """'«"'-'''l "ui'lc to Colchester: con'
Pib i? II, iT'"'""? ""^ '" ''''»'«•"■'. I^ibraries, and
1 ubiic Buildings, Lon., 1S;^5, 12nio. 2. Christ tho
Divine Man: or, Deity \-ciled, Lon., 1880, p. 8 •" ""
Su ie t I on "s-T '■ ." ^'"?''','' Cycio ,a.dia on the
. UDjta, l.on., 18,8, p. 8vo: Mh tliousand, 1880. 2 The
Co iiplete (uide to Bicycling, L„n., 18so, ^r. Svo, 2ci Id
Bic.;;ie,Lon.:i8::ir'8:r"'"'' "'"'■"""'^ *" '"" «"f«'y
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SU ti n i';s2 S7 "' w'fr i''""^ ^g"-"-al k-vperimti
oiauon 188^-8 (. With .NTIIITKVANT, JoSKPH N Tbn
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|iori---rt^,lr;Sile;^~ '?
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^.iiauio lemplo 1881. Law relating to Betting Time
Bargains, and (iaii.ing, Lon., 1884, Svo. ^'
Stutlicid, HughKduardMillincton b 18,8.
fotXr Vrr """T- C-'b-j"" ""s'l 'c:. ed
9011 ?!■ ?.^,, ^""'"' lemplo 1884. El .Mau'hreb-
Animated his accnnnt ,.nri„,„i,. ....... ,'r' *"•
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En-i^,fFrPn'*nf'' Vt"^"?' "J^''^^"n'»"ieal Cookeiv,
l^ngl sh, Frencli, and Turkish, Lon., 187,3, p. 8vo
Myrap, Jukes, M.U.C.S., physician-'e.' tVao, iinarv
a e pbys.cian-in-ordinary, to tile Salop Intirma v coT
1 iig physician to the South Salop ilnd .M mgomery-
shire rntirmaries. 1. A Code of Medical Elides -with
, rfsrrs'^'' Duties of Practitioners to therr'Taiiei:','
pared for the r„f; li" *'f .'™-CI"i-"rgical Tariffs pre-
firUish Med .1 1 ^'''•."P''"'-o Kthicnl Branch of the
I isss, V /t,' -^'''"-•"'"<'°'- J'l' «J- rev. and enl., Lon.,
Suckling, Cornelius W., M.D M R r P nr^
c:iT:L:"n""'>'"f """"^ ""'' <'-ap-.<i ; a^Q^e'^n's
Ho ItalDiZ ''•''' 7^. !'•'>-'"-' ' " Queen's Colleg^
lH8l^'"p'ril"a?;i:!'prt;',i"'^'"-" ^"-^'- '^"-^™^-'
Dim.Uil""''i',?*r- "• ^'^- ^" O'Phan „f the Old
1873 ] ","; "^ '"""'"'' ^"^■e-'vale, [pseud.J Phila.,
on a (.inversion to Roman Catliolioism, Lon' 87 , 8vo
874 So '\?, P"'",r ""'' "'f •• K.P-tulation," Lon ;
The Land of tho Broads: a
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Ouiile for Ploasuro-Scekcra on the Broads nnd Elvers of
Norfiilk and Suffolk, Lcm., IS85, |i. Svo.
Sutt'olk, W. T. .Miuroscopic'iil Maiiipiiliition: bcinK
tho Subject-Matter of a CourHC of Leeturea delivoreil be-
fore the (Juukutt Mioriweopieal Club. Iliui<t. I.iiii.,
1870, l:;mu.
SuH'olk iind llcrkgliirc, Earl of. See Howakd.
Siiliviiii, Kenr-Atimirnl (ieorRe l.ydiiird,
K.N., b. 1S;I2, Dhuw-t'haxiii); in Zaii/.ilmr Watcra iinil
on tile Eaulern Coast of Afriea: Narrative uf Kivo
Years' Kxperieneo in tho Siippressiun of the >Slave-
Tradc, Lon., 1873, Svo.
" It lells the horrid Iriith so iilalnly and si> i-iniply that
it Is sure to inllunie Mhe old fever' of anti-slavery, iis the
Bishop of WInehester ejills U."—Sji<flitt(n; xlvl. .■|(il).
Sullcy, II. The Teinplu id' E/.ekiera I'ropbooy,
Lon., IHSS, Ito.
Sllllivnil, A. (>. Standard Faets and Fi);ureH; or.
What you do know, what you dcin\ know, what you
want to know, N. York, 1.S73, llinio.
Sullivnii, Alexander Murtin, 18:!0-1S84, b. at
Castletown, County Cork, Ireland, of peasant ])arent8 ;
wont to Dublin anil became an illustrator of perlodieals
and a journalist. Ho was the editor and proprietor id'
tho Nation 18,"K')-7fi. He was imprisoned on a charge
of sedition I8(i8; was elected .M.l>. for Louth 1S74, and
for Meath 1S80, ilo was called to the bar in London
1876. I. The Story uf Ireland: a Narrative of Irish
History from the Karliust Ages to the Present Time,
Dublin, isii7, 8vo; new ed., continued, by James Luby.
Illust. N. York, ISSli, 8vo. 2. New Ireland, Lon., 1877,
2 vols. 8vo; 8th cd., 18S2, 1 vol.
"It is a very interi'stiiig and, to a eertuin extent, a very
Instnii'tivo hook. It is written alwavs with vigour and
liveliness, ami generally with impartiality and nooil sense.
I!ut it is very del'ective in method. . . . .\l'ter readiiiK' -Mr.
Sullivan's honk we are led to the eoneUisioii that tlio
Home Rule nioveniem is not somuch a movement fur any-
thing in particular as a eunsolation and vent to Irish feel-
lug. —.Si(, AVi'., xliv. CmI.
3. A " Nutsholl" History of Ireland, from the Karliest
Ages, Lon., ISSH, .'(L'ino. Also, single speeches,
Sulliviin, Christina. K.\planation and Apjilica-
tion of tho Klements ainl Rules of Perspective, lllust.
Cin., 1882, 12mo.
Sullivan, Sir Edward Ilnbert, llart., [tmi';
vol. ii., Si'LLiv.!.-*, Sill KiiwAun, add.,] b. 182(i. 1. I'ro-
toction to Native Industry, Lon., 1870, 8vo; new ed.,
1S7S. 2. Happy England: a Few Words upon the Ar-
ticle "Germany, France, and England" in the Edin-
burgh Review, Lon., Im71, Svo. 3. "The Froth and tho
Dregs," Lon., 1871, Svo. I. "Our Economic Cato's,"
Lon., 1873, 8n). 5. The Princes of India: an Histori-
cal Narrative; 2d ed., Lon., 1875, p. 8vo. 0. Joint-
Stock Farming: a Suggestion, Lon., 1880, Svo. 7. Free
Trade Hubbies, Lon., 1883, p. Svo. 8. Stray Shots,
Political, Military, Economical, Ac., Lon., 1884, Svo. !).
Protection to Native Industry, Lon,, 1881, Svo. 10.
Gladstoncse, .Manchester, 1880, Svo. 11. .\scot r. Monaco,
Lon,, 1SS8. (Letters on tho subject of tho Turf, re-
printed from the Morning Post.)
Sullivan, J. P. 1. The Hritiah Working-Man, by
One who does not Uelievo in him, and other Sketches,
Lon., 1878; new cd., 1S8L 2. The British Tradesman,
and other Sketches, Lon., 1880, 4to.
Sullivan, J. T. Report of Historical and Techni-
cal Information relating to Intoroceauic Communieation
by the American Isthmus. Maps. Pub. by U.S. Gov't.
Wash., 188:1, 4to.
Sullivan, John, M.D. The Endemic Diseases of
Tropical Climates: with their Treatment, Lon., 1877, p.
Svo.
Sullivan, Mrs. lYI. The Day of Wonders : a Med-
ley of Sen.se and Nonsense, Lon., 1878, cr. Svo.
Sullivan, H. E. Table of Coses, Mississippi Su-
premo Court, (1S18-1S22,) Chic, III., 1883, Svo.
Sullivan, lYIrs. Margaret Frances, (Buch>
anan,) b. in Tyrone, Ireland; removed in childhood
to tho United States; was educated in Detroit, and be-
came a loader-writer for the Chicago press; married,
1874, to Alexander Sullivan, counsellor-at law. Ireland
of To-Ihiy: the Ciiuses and Ainia of Irish Agitati.-in :
with an Introduction by T. P. O'Connor, Phila., 1881,
12mo.
Sullivan, T. Russell. Roses of Shadow : a Novel,
N. York, ISSJ, 12mo.
Sullivant, William Starling, LL.D., [anie,
1406
SUM
vol. II., add.,] 18fl.'l-lS73, Supplement to luunea Mus-
coriim, Lon., 1874, Svo.
Sully, James, M.A., LL.D., b. 1S42, at Bridge-
water, Sumersetshire; was educated at tho Indejiendent
College, Taunton, at the Regent's Park ("ollege, London,
and at the University of (iiiltiiigen, and graduated with
honors at the University of London in 180(1. Ho beeaino
a contributor to the Saturday, Fortnightly, and Wesl-
minster Reviews about 1871 ; he has also contributed to
.Mind, and to the Ninth Edition of the Encyclopadia
Britinnica, and has lectured on psychology, logic, and
pedagogics in London, Cnmbriilge, Ac. I. Sensation and
Intuition: Studies in Psychology and iEstheties, Lon,,
1S74, Svo; 2d cd., 1.S80.
" The materials furnished by a nuiek and lively natural
sense are haiiplly ordered by a mind Irniiieil In seieniille
method. Tins merit is espeehilty rnnspleuotis in thuse
paru* of the houk whiTe, with abuinlant ingenuity and no
mean success, .Mr. Sully endeavours lu tliruw some liylit
of eusmle order iiilu the chaos of lestheliis,"— .s'ii(. J!ii<.,
xxxvlll, 438.
2. Pessimism : a Hi.-tory and a Criticism, Lon., 1S77,
Svo.
" Is the ideal of life realized, or capable of lieliig so?
This ijucstiou has been so lianilled by Mr. Sully as to niako
his bonk an Important eoiitrlbutioii' to ethical science."—
fut. ]\'^l'., xllv. 140.
.1. Illusions : a Psychological Study, (" International
Seientilic" Ser.,) Lon,, ISSl, p. 8vo.
" Mr. Sully's analy.sis of his wliole subjccl leaves us at
the close impressed, on the one hand, with the ability uf
the wrifr's treatment ; on the other, with the I'uice of Ills
practical eonclusiuii tlnitonr Intuitions ur perceptions of
things are more relutively than absulntely true, and that
. . . the true standard of reality, as opposed to illusion, is
a stable eoii.sensus of general belief."— .>(/(. I\'cv., ill. 141.
4. Outlines of Psyeholngy : with Special Reference to
tho Theory of Eilueatioii, l.on., 1:184, Svo; 2d cd., lS.s,->.
"The value of the work maybe .said to eoiisl.st mainly
ill a convi'iuenl restateiiieiil uf'the doetrine and analyses
of the English school of psychulogy, so rearranged a's to
leave space for all that is known and part of what is lure-
boded as to the idiysiolugy uf sensation and thought. . . .
The ' Outlines' iiniy be weleomed as a substantially reliable
iiUri)iliielioiili)psyi'liol(.i;y ; wliiletlieeducatlonalaiblenda
are enriched with remarks, some uf which, we hope, iiniy
get ill 'elibly regi.^tereil In the nervous system of the rising
geiieraiion of teachers,"- Eiutm Slmiox: Amd., xxv.
3C)9.
See, also, a letter I'loin Mr, Sully in Acml., xxv. 400.
0. Tho Teacher's lland-Uook of P.«ycliology, on tho
Basis of the "Outlines of Psychology," Lon., 1880, p.
Svo.
Sully, Thomas, 1783-187?; b. ot Hornoastle.
Lincolnshire; removed at an early ago to the United
States; studied art in Boston and London, and fruin
1810 resided in Philadclidiia, where he was distinguished
as a portrait-painter. Ilints to Ydung Painters, and the
Process of Portrait- Painting. lHust. Phila., 187:i, sin.
4to. (This was written in ls,',l, and revised by the au-
thor in 1871.)
" Summerfield, Charles," (Pseud.,) late judge
of the Rio Grande District. See .ihiunoto.v, Ai.fiiku
W., mipya.
Summerhnys, William Frank, and Toogood,
Thornton. Precedents of Bills of Costs in tho Chan-
cery, Queen's Bench, Lon., 1877, Svo; lid eiL, 1879.
Summers, Thomas Osmond, D.D., LL.D.,
[(inti; vol. ii,, add.,] 1812-1882. 1. Convenient Food,
Nashville, Tenn., 1853. 2. (Ed.) Mrs. J. T. II. Cross's
Works, Nashville, 1853-6,8,4 vols. ISmo; new ed., 1870
75. 3. Post Oak Circuit. Edited by a Member of llic
Red River Conference. Nashville, 18.'i7. 4. The (iolden
Censer: ,an Essay on Prayer: with a Selection of Form-,
Nashville, 1859. 5. Commentary on the OospcN.
Nashville, 1808-72; new ed., 1874-75, 4 vols. I2iii. .
fi. Friendly Talks on Union, between a Northern ami i
Southern iMethodist, Nashville, 1871. 7. Coiiinientiir.v
on the Ritual, Nashville, 1873. 8. Commentary on .'\ci-.
Nashville, 1874. 9. Azilo: 2d ed., Nashville, 1875, 12uiu,
Summers, Thomas Osmond, Jr. Anntomv,
Noshville, 1 875, 24mo.
Summerside, Thomas. Anecdotes, Romini-
cenoes, and Conversations of and with the Late George
Stephenson, Father of Railways, Lon., 1878, Svo.
Sumner, Charles, 1811-1874, b. in Boston; gnnl
uated at Ilnrvurd 1833; admiUetl to the bar 1831 ; uieie-
berof the U.S. Senate from 1851. J^r biog,, see PiKin i:.
EnwAun L. Mr. Sumner published numerous sing! '
speeches, orations, Ac, which are included in the c.i-
leetivo edition of his writings. Complete Works, Bost.,
1870-8,'!, 15 vols. Svo.
[> luunei M US-
UI, Lon., 1H7
Intcrimtidiial
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Niimnpr, ChnrlOH Allen, h i835, nt (irent Bar
luur. iiri.i J '• 'ravels in .'-uuthom Euroiic.
12m,;. "■"■■"' "'"""• "- ''""»••• N. York, 18^7,
S^;^:nffli-;r-h^:j:;;'':;'s^;,:;t:;
U:iM;;:M^rrf^i:n?-^-;;;:':;:;--T;;;
thf M(st Noble. Onlor of th.i (l.iiter, duiini; a Furtv i
U^arti' Kpi«co|mti.. Lon., 1S7C, Sv„ ^
Siiiniicr, Mrs. Cieiirirp lionrv n ir ■■ i
.he Ka«,. .3.i,., ,, ,•[. h'IuJ!.:::;'^^^ ^; 1 z:
^J ed. naiiip ywir. ' '
Sumner, lleywooU. 1. Tho Itchen \'all,.y, frnu,
ru-hljorne to Kouthanipton : Twcnlv T.i„ l.-..,i,i.
fv-ui. 'ivxe 1 i.o„., ,,ss!,, fo,. '2 ' '^,'rVho Bo :,:
"'is,'.;."" """'' ''^'"""^^ *"""* S""*!'^- i"iu«t. i.,.,;.;
Sumner, Hev. William (Jrnhnm, b. 1S4I) at
.ottingen and Oxl„rd : .o„k „rdo,s i„ tho EpisJ^,,
rl ^!;"''rT "p'"''"-" -j -eiai -'ion;:'
lilosinoo l,s,.>. I. A lli.st„ry „|- Aiiieriniii Currem^v
;v,lh Chapters on English |i„nk Uos.ri.tio . and A ,:
trmn Paper Miinoy, N. York, I,s7l, iL'nK,.
''It Is a dismal l.iit very in.stnictivc story andtheonlv
to ll we are disposed t.i IHhI with Mr. Si im, 4'" e i„l •
2. Ainerieaii Finance, N.York, IST.-i, 8vo. .'1. |,ec- i
Uires on . he Ijistory of Prote,.,io„ in .hi United StiU ^
N.\ork |s,,,Hv„. .(. Andrew .lackson ,19 a Puhli .
.Ul win '"/.""'!' ';''"".'''"'"'^^'" ''« '""Land what
I6.n» """"'( American Statesmen,") Dost., ISS2,
"ltimisthecnnres.sed that these pa^'e.s are dry reiidinu
. , . Ihis is not aUvuys the miiIIi,1's f.iiHt. t is a Z;
,,,?," '" '■""'l"-<'-«"l into a volume of a pres tIh' | ' iJ ^
'^^y:^^!^:ii:.;:!^^}:it' """' "^^•' '■- ---f ■
188,i Tfiml ^"''"' *^'"''"'"'' *"*" '" ™'''' ""'"• ^'- ^''"■''>
'«S.lJ"^h^lrn!:;r ii;ietl;;^.n"^;l,^ ■^;i;^i:;:'
iniiidiiit. your own 1, isiness Adv ee of t Is k- ii,, i ,'^'
«. Problems in Politieal Economy, N. York, 1S8(
■'"",'• ^' ' '•'"?,^'i","i«>" •• tho Ism which teaches that
W.ete makes Wealth, N. York, 188,^ l,l,„o. s. C .
ledcd hssays in Politieal and Social Science, N. York,
Siiiiiilii
Sm XI ^Y,''''''''''''''-'" "■" '"^™'^i"""lly "nforluiiaie."- '
I'l'rt':^:'^^,:^""" *'• "-'">"-'«'>'r Travellers,
for^Z'^r e"!'^.; 'V "'• .^\"'' "" '''""« Differences;
Un!, ?si.C8vo. "' "'" ^""'"""' "*' Actuaries,
SiindeHand, John T. 1. Orthodoxy and Rcvi-
;'""" '■ ^""""" "" '»'« Q»"'<ti"n at Issue, N. York, 187(
.'mo 2. What is the Uiblo? an Attempt to Answer
c u , , the Light of tho Best Scl'iolarshV," an,
nulic Most Ueverent ami Catholic Spirit, N. York,' 1878,
^"^:2Z'Z^^: MSe:;e;:"8r:: , t, ''■"^"''"^■
An„,KM.:'S': """*"" ''""'•' See-BnooKs,
\nZlfV ^' **'• ^"^"""'-^ '^^•' 0""er of Words in the
In I .„ ■ w^I'T' ""'"('"■•ed with that in the Modern,
"i llenn Weil, liost., 1887, 8vo. '
HUT
Niipl<ic, Kcv. ThomnN Onnly, b. I84.l,|n Phila-
delphia, graduated at l;r ton 1871,',- stu,lic,'l theology
.^lol ' il'';? ^":""^y ■""'"'"'• I'hila'Iflphia; rector
ol Cour lan,lt Place K,.ho,d, Lakew,.o,l, N.,I . sin,'e 188',
.1. Kivc solo : a Uomuncc, Primelon, I.S71. ,|,p|„in
Talks rrenton, 1872. :,. Idfe „f Epliniim .0, l.W
't'{ ';'••• ' ",1,".''" "f "'« ''"xb-v'-rian Ilosi it i^n
it;:iy';^fer ''';••.''"'■ ^■^'■> t--'' "» .h"
.Miiuy 01 Worils: l,cctur,s, X. Y,irk. 1878 |''i,i„ -
lo'w"o'f pl'in"'7' 'l'."i'!'' '''■>."^' ''■'"' M»tli..;iiatk.arFe :
"'"'k of Civil (),>vernment un,ler the Constitution f the
bnitod States, Phila., 188:i, Pmo
ed.'"('xf.','l8>.,, S"!'"'""" "' ''■" ''''"""" ''"'•" ""-
r.ws"!!'' i"."!"'* *;""«»'etl.. 1. .S.a-nirds, an,l the
Lessons of their Lives, Lon., I87fi-8l., l8mo. 2. ()oo,l
-ut .d tvih a Talc for Chihlren. Ilhist. L„n., I87-
l^mo. ,i. Animals and Bir.ls of the Bible : a Coloure,!
I P cturo-Book, with Descriptions, Lon., 188(1 Ito
S ones about Dogs. Illustrated by Harrison Weir.'
lllu.-t Ic, by Harrison Weir. Lon., 1881, 4to. fl. Pets
a". IMaylcllows, or. Stories abou't Cat's a 1,1 Dog
Iliu.-t. Lon.. 188;,, r. 8vo ; new e,l , IS88. ^
MiirriiiKe, Kev. Henry Artlinr Dillon. M A
I gra, uatcl at Hcrlfor,! College, O.vford, "iV, r la neii
M "' 1"";'',;'.^ "'8'' ''•-•!«''. f'hc.hire, since IHsl A
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Ornaments Rubrics, Ac, Miscellanies, L, n., 1877, 8vo
l' hp. L,m.':",%sf8v".''^ "'' """"'"^ "' Sh'akesiiiare"
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since'lsVr "i% "■"' ^''"T" "f M«'h"'list Missions
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Te„M, e Is-T •''"r''':™'''--'^ •" "'« l^"^'" 'he Middle
lakutta. Ihe Digest ol Indian Law Ueports • a Com
n"; 'i";-'".i "r ? ';';"«,^ "' '"" "■«" ^■<">' t if -caic,: j
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I Edin" 187 ',""vf : ^' ''"'""''' °f »"''"'«'' Archa,ology,
I Mn If ri"''"!.'',' *"e»fge, head-masterof St, Andrew's
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ag:!:'j^;:!!ij:^i^; ^VoJr '"""""' ^- "^ °-
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Ch^",'^"'"":!,', •""""«• T""<« »" I-'ve Subjects,
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»oi,|s«orth a Popular Story of his Life: with Critical
Remarks on his Writin.r., lJ„ j^^r ..^ sy > °'"
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other I imcs. IJy t-„a. Keighley, 1885, Svo '
,f ""'"'"■"'. Kobert. The' History of the Pro,
byterian Church of Victoria, from the Foundation of
Sutherland, Lieut. W. H. H., U.S.N. 1. A,i-
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Nlitro, TluMUlorci Tlii.' Sulr.i Tunnel ('(iui|iiiny wan .■ent by llic cnloiiy (if Mauritiu:' ai" a dulcgalo to
Rlid tlio Suiro runnel: I'mipertv, Incu'uc, rrii.-|ieels, ami Mudy .M. I'liMeur's treatment nf bydruidmbia at I'aris.
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SllUlT, Arcllillllld, C.i;. Kdili., ineiuber nf the
Imititule of Civil Kn^ineers, Limdon ; Inspiietor in II. M.
Land Ollleo. I. Amuriean Nnte.s ls>l, I-iui., 1>'<1.'. p.
8vo. '.'. Per .Mare, I'er Terra-! : boiuK a \Mt t.i New
Zealand by .\u:'iralla for the K.Kauiination nf Certain
l.iindH there, diirinK l>S;i-SI, and .\nieriea, in ISSj.
Mii|.9 and llhi-1. I.on., er. ^vo.
NlltU-r, Jlllif. 1. (Trans.) .Synniivc .-iolbakken ;
from the Nonvejjian of lijorn^t.jerno lljilrnson, l.on.,
l.s.Hl, cr. .''vo. 2. (Trans.) liilihild; a Talo id' tbu Iri^h
ubject, the 'lei'hni(iuu id' bis Metbod, and tbu Latest
."^taii-tieal Ke.-iill-. lllust. I, on., \s'<-, y. Hvo.
SwalK'V, Itcv. ,>liilirirc, M.A., ^''aduated at
Kinn'n Colleiie. .Nina Seolia, l'*.')2; ordained IH.il: viear
of St. Tboniiis's. i;.\eter, and |ier|ietuiil euralo of Oldrid^e
ciiiee 1871. 1. Voiee> from Al'et,'«eit ; or, 'fbu lliuno
on the Wave, Lon., 1878. 2. Annals of St. ThoiuaH,
K.xoter, A.D. IJiil to 187s, ls78.
Mwnby, Itt'v. Williiiiii I'roctur, li.D., K''nd-
ualed at HatlieM Hall. Ihii ham, 187:; ; md.iined 187
Mi.isionarios in ifennany, A.D. 70;i; from the (ierinan nuU'ra^an of the dioeese of Durham ninee I ^No : viear of
of I'rofen-or Klirard, l.on'., I>8:i. p. -vo. ^ ::. Luther and
the Cardin.il : an lli.<torie-l)io),'raphieal Tale, l,on.. |Sn:i, '
11. 8vo. •). Tlio Iktbleheniites; from the (ierman. l.on.,
1880, p. 8vo. ;i. Maddalona, the Walden.'ian .Maiden,
I,on., 188(i, or. svo. Ii. (Trans.) liaehel, the Little
Captive .Maid; from the (ierman. l.on.. 18'<(i, p. >vo.
7. (Trans.) For the Uigbt, by K. K. Francos, I,on.,
l>^r, p. '•vo.
Siillill, .Matlliew. The Works of the Poet Coaob-
iniiii. .M. Suttill, .N. York, 18sj, sv„.
Sutton, CharlON. New York Tombs: its .Seereta
and its .Mysteries; heiii); a History of Xoted Criminals,
with Narratives of their Crimes. Ldited by James I!.
Mix and Samuel .\. .Maekeevor. Illust. 187L8vo,
Sutton, Charles Williiim. iKd.) A List of
Lanoashire Authors ; with liriuf liioi;rapbioal and llib-
lio;,'rapbii'al Notes, ( .Maiu-hester Literary Club Pub.,)
Manidiestor, 1>7(1, 8vo.
Mutton, Uev. Frederick Ilentlicoto, 183:!-
1888, graduated at .Ma),'dalen College, O.xford, Is.'iiij or-
dained isiil i rector of lirant liroughton, Lincolnshire,
187:1-88, and prebendary of Lincoln from l>8:i, I.
Some Account of the .MeJiiuval Organ-Case still existing
at Old Radnor: with an Ajipendix containing Fifteen
Etchings illustrative of liolhio Organs. Lon., IHIiti, fol.
2. A Letter to the Dean of St. Paul's, printed at the Ue-
quDst of the Executive Commilteo for the Completion
of St. Paul's Cathedral, Lon., l.-*7l, Svo. :i. Church Or-
gans : their Position and Construction : with an Appen-
dix containing some Account of the .Mediaeval Organ-
Case at Old Radnor, South Wales, Lon., 1872, fol. 1.
Papers on M'all Paintings and Koof Paintings in
Churches. Rcuiiissanoe tJlass, ,to., IS7S.
Sutton, Henry, b. \^ib: graduated at Christ's
uln's
ving- , ^
dom : with Notes on the Law and Practice, Lon., 1874, ' mid miiiirpbolis state. This large Imily of popular bcllels
• ho lias svsteniatizcil and, vvliuii necessary, contrasted with
Cunline'iilal superslitiuns. . . . It will ilelight all lovers of
country snuiuls and sli,'lits."— .Ifin/.. xxxi. I'Jt.
■'.Au'lnilispensftljlc companion to Wliil''^ 'Selborne,' to
Thoreau's writings, to 'an Oxford Tutoi Year with the
Hirils.' "— Sill. Hn\. 'xiii. I'.s.
Swninson, II '-v. I'linrlcx Antlmiiy, D.D., [oatt,
vol ii., add.,] b. Is2ll, at Liverpool; gra. mated at Trinity
College, Cambriilgc, 1S41: ordained I84.'i; Lady Mar-
garet jirofessor of divinity in the I'nivcrsity of Cam-
bridge 187(1; ma.stcr of Clirist's College, Cambridge,
18S1; vice-chancellor of the University of Cambridge
188fi. 1, Kx;iniination (Questions upon Ijishop Pcarson',-
Exposition of the Creed: with Additional Notes. Lon.,
iN:')!), IL'mo. 2. Essay on the History of .\rticle XXIX..
Is.'iO. .-i. "The Atlianasian CreciP' and its I'sage in
t-7iim/ii, a&uiiij, i-.. I Tif • ^,.. ...... I..-. ... ^.....
College, Cambridge, Is('i8; called to the bar at Lincoli
Inn 1870. The Tramways Acts of the United Kii
St. Mark's. .Milllleld, since 18>4. History of llylton
Castle, 188:i.
Swain, (linrles I"., i" U. 0, Sault," pseud.) Cap-
lain Waters and Hill bis lioson : a Tale of the Ocean and
the Farm, lio^t.. 1877. Uiino.
Swain, William I'anI, F.U.C.S., [natu, vol. 11.,
add.,] surgeon to the South Devon and East Cornwall
Hospital, Dcvonport, 1. Injuries and Diseases of the
Knee-Joinl. and their Trealiiient by Amputation and
Excision contrasted, l.on., I Mill, 8vo. 2. Preliminary
Medical Education at Provincial Hospitals, Lon., 187 1,
Svo. ;i. Surgical Emergencies : together with the Emer-
gencies atteiidiint on Parturition and iiie Treatment of
Poisoning: a Manual. Lon., 1871, ii. Svo; ;id od., l8Mi.
4. Hints on the .Viijilication of the I'oroplaBtio Jacket in
Spinal Curvature, Lon., 188(1, Svo.
Swaine, Ann. (Trans.) History of the Doctrine
of the Deitv ol Jesus Christ. 187(1. Svo: new ed., I87s.
Swaine', llev. Steplicn Albert. 1. The Re-
ligions Revolution in the Sixteenth Century, Lon., 188(1,
121110, 2, (Jcneral C. Ii. tiordon, (•■ World's Workers,")
Lon., 188.1, II. Svo. ;i. Turner the Artist, ("World's
Workers,") l.on., I8S5, p. Svo. 1. Faithful Men; or,
.Memorials of liristol liaptist College and some of its
Most Distinguished Alumni, Lon., issa, Svo.
Swainson, Hev. diaries, M.A., graduated at
Christ Church, Oxford. |N(i:i; ordained 1804; rector of
Old Charlton, Kent, since 1874, 1. A lland-Iiook of
Weather Folk-l.ore: being a Collection of Proverbial
Sayings in Various Lan,L'iiages relating to the Weather ;
with Explanatory and Illustrative .Notes, Edin., 1^7:!,
12mo. 2. The Folk-l.ore aud Provincial Names of Urit-
isb Birds, (Folk-Lorc and Dialect Soc. Pub.,) Lon., ISSil,
Svo.
" He has broiigbt togetbcr . . . a mass of folk-lore which
was previously scMiteivd tliroiigb many books In a crnde
p. Svo.
Sutton, Henry (iawen, M.B., F.R.C.P., physi-
cian aud lecturer on p;itlio|ogy at the London Hospital.
Lectures on .Medical Pathology, at the London Hosjiital,
l>S.'i, Lon., I>s(i, p. Svo.
Sutton, Henry Septimus. 1. Poems, (ilasgow,
1880.
"Poems wliich have the charm of true, if not highly
imaginative, verse."— .s^;)ic/<i/»r, Ix. 730.
2. Poems. .Manchester, 1^87, fp. Svo.
Sutton, Henry Smith. Eternal Hope and Eter-
nal Punishment. .Manchester, 187(1. Anon.
Sutton, John liland, F.R.C.S., assistant surgeon
and lecturer on coinpiirativo anatomy, ,tc., at the .Mid-
dlesex Hospital ; iirofessor of pathology at the Royal
Veterinary College. 1. An Introdintion to (ieneral the English Church : an Investigation as to the Original
Pathology : fpunded on Three Lectures delivered to (he Object of the Creed and the Growth of Prevailing Mis
Ruyal College of Surgeons, London, I. sSO. Illust. Lon., conceptions regarding it ; a Letter. Lon., 1870, p. 8vo. 4.
1886, Svo. 2. Ligaments : their Nature and .Morpliology, ' A Plea for Time in Dealing with the Athanasian Creed :
"a Letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury: with I'ost
scripts, Lon., 187:i, p. Svo. ."i. The Rubrical (Question ol
Lon., 18S7, p. s^vo.
Sutton, .Martin J. Permanent and Temporary
Pastures : with Descriptions and Coloured Illustrations
ot Leading Natural tjrasscs: and Clovers: bii?ed "ii an
Essay by .Martin Hope Sut
Lon.
1,S86,
1874: a llrief Historical Enquiry as to the Purport
toe Kiibii'-s ,'-.nc,-Tniiig the i)rnnments r.f tlie (bur;:
and the Jlinister, Ac, Chichester, 1874, Svo; 2d ed,,
Slltton, Uobert. The Elements of the Theory of ' IS7,'i
The Parliamentary History
nf the Act of Uni
Mu
•M ed., enl., Lon.. L's"!, Svo.
Suydani, llev. John Howard, D.IJ., b. I8;i2, at
Brooklyn, N.Y ; graduated at Rutgers College Isjt, and
formity, l:i and 14 Charles II.. Cap. 4: with Illustr
tions from Doeuments not hitherto ]
Svo.
The Xi
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8vf: '^''"' ^''"'""■'"'•■'' "'■ ili9to"ry'; 2(1 ed., Un., ISS8, or.
Swallow, S. C. Cnni|i-,Moetin«»: their Orisin
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SwAn.y sirMfltu Coomftrn, ls:ii-iS7!i h in
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T e Jm.tU I'i .'*',';; ^''°- ^*- ^^'''•■"''■•'» Chase; r,r,
lie lie tie Heart. Ilust. Lon., I,-<84, cr. 8vo. 15
Xho Bonnie Jean," Ola.^eow. 1,'^S4 i, s.-n in a
Uividea H„u«e : a 8tu.ly ,Vo^. Life, K.n';.; f^ 'i, J%,t
.am., l.s.sj. o||_ ^j„m Hepburn's Vow: a Tale or
lurk and Covenant, Lon., l.s's:>, ,,. 8vo. 21. 11, davs
fcdn., l.V^B, p. ,Svo. j:i. Thomas Dryburffh\s Dream'
a .Story of the Chlldret.'s Hospital, Lon., f"s(i, ,, s ,'
.dm,, I8,S8, 12mo. 26. The Uates of Kden : a .^toiy „f I
Tale""' nh;,f''"V' "'?'.i'- "'•"• -'• "^'i""' Winnie :"a '
li'le. Illiist. Lon., l,<8li, ],. .'^vo. 28. Jack's Year of
Tr.al Lon., 1887, p 8vo. '211. The Strait Gate Lo .,
\^>,, p. 8vo :<0. liriar and Palm : a Study of Cireu
ance and rnfluenee, Edin., 1,S87, p. 8vo 31 Dor s
' lieyne: the Story of a Noble Life, fedin., 1S88, p 8vo
..2. WronKi. RiKhlod, E,lln., 18Ss, 12,„„. x\. The ,«eoret
I ane Lo„ IHSM. p. 8vo. .11. ||a„.|| and ti-,„" C".
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"rr s JIaven, Kdin., I>SH, p gvo
y^r-^^'ti^: u::^:^^'" TheD„ctor'.
Swiin, .lames U., f,,„^, vol. li., a.M.l | The In
|y:^v:v'T^!•^,!^:^i[;:::^:::'iJ;;•,,:;^^:l^,r;^;;
; uli: ;;; Kor::!';'^:^! .';:r;872:Hr ' '" ™°""" '" '""•
l.^T*"?"'.,^' " "'"■''■ '^'"'"^ "'' '^""••"lian Life, Lon.,
Swank, James .Moore, b. is,i2, at Lovalhanm
". ; secretary of the A«,eriean Iron and Steel a'sooI,.:
li:' , """'.' ';"'',""'l Kcneral manager since i ^s:,. |. a
History ol the Department „f Agriculture, \V„sh., |s7l
-. the Ameru.an Iron Tra.lc in 1N7H, l'„liii,.allv, Ills'
t'ricaly,an.|.Mat,sti™llyc„„sidere,l, I'hila.. I,M7fl; iilmo.
in IV nn's'vi' '^'.""""f "'■ In.n-.M..ki„« an,l Cal-Alining
>N lennsyhanm, I'hila.. 1^7S. .(. Statisth's of tlio
American and torelKn Iron Trades i„ Issi, N. York
Iron'in'ni ;'• ■ ,"■' "i-""'.v -f the Manufacture of
for Vl / li ''"■■ ","''. l""-"''"l"rly in the I'nile.l ,<t»t,.s
ISSI S-! ""'"'''*'' ^'■''"•»' "•""' li« to ISS.-,, I'hila.,
H,nitH^:'?':;^ ^^:^'\::T')^T "" '""'"'"
Suauwiek, .Miss Anna. {„„„;' vol. il., „,|d.l
I. ( I nu,s., 'Ihe Dn.mas „f .Ksc.hylus, Lon.. Is7;i Vol. 2
iss.s.fpl's'", '""'"' "'"' '"'"■ '' '""^ ''" '■™"^'-'J' L"n.,
Swanwick, Catherine, [,.n,e, vol. il., add.] I.
u.i.Jn'r ,'""'■ ;' JJ'-""""'^' ''"<"»•• a T-,le.d' the .••'if
■cnth Century, Lon., 18(12. Svo. Anon. 2. The T, li -
' 1\':. ^"TtI " ^".'" "' ""•• '■='">■'■""' '^"■""^y. '''■'•.
III. Svo. .1. Ihi-TO Dramas, Lon., ISDii, sv„. .] il„|er'
a Drama Lo„ 1,7!., ,,, 8vo. 5. Kichard Ca.ur do Li , i
a i.c>,'cii.|ary Drama, Lon., Issil, Svo
,.. »V"",^>'' "«.""■>' ""Hbi.ionKli, A..M., Mil.,
.«.l..^.I., examiner in ophthalmic -ur.'erv in the
loyal Ln.vers.lyof Irelaicl', and to the cmjoln I, ,1
lov % Vl"" ""; i'""^''"'^ ^'""^■«^' "'■ ''''.vi'inns and
■\ ti,„l" r "', '^J"-*!?"'. '"'l'"!'!,- surgeon to the
-National Lye and Kar Inlirmary, Dublin :oi,htlialmio
surgeon ,0 ,h._. Adelaide Hospital, Dublin.' I T , n" )
Atl lot Opl„|m|m,,s,,.pv : represenliiig the Normal ai
vitMb.'-n, I ,^":"'"""' <" "■« I'-undus Oculi as seen
V the OpMhalmoscope: com,,osed of Twelve Cbromo-
Lithographic Plates, (containing Kifiv-Nine I-'igircs )
,«ur! ., I'o <, t1 • "',"'i;'-"''y '""■-"King Ophtbaimio
.ur),(oi to .St. Ibomas' Hospital, Lon.lon, Lon |S7i)
to: Al ed., 188,-,. 2. A Hand-Dook „f the Dise'as s of
the Eye and their Trcatmct. Illust. Lon., lisV p
Svo; new cd., I8S5, ", •.- *, p.
^ I8:';^*h,''if'„"7', •',""'' ^•^- ['""«'■ ^•"'- "•• '''W-] b.
Iclui d ,;'.»" ' ;;■""•':• ^"•' l'">*<»'-«i-a Lutheran
: Uew'.Ln :•?'■'''• .';'•' T'" '■'^'' '• U'-eamings of
he Waking Heart: with other Poems, Harrisburg, Pa..
: 18,1, 12mo. 2. Lyra l.utherana, ISSM. o' • "••
I .Swas-ey, J. U. A .'sew Essay on' Man ; and Mis-
^oellaneous Poems. X. York, Iss,;, ,Svo
Siinyne Kev. (ieorgc Carless, li.D., ["»'-.
for/'i's'lu '^ f':"''","!!'!.;" ^'"T"^ Chrlstl College, Ux-
,b, • J. '■ "''"i""-''! I'" '•' ; assistant chaplain ,it II ivre- .
%:Z,tT" 'I'v^-- ■ ''^'""^•' 'l'b« Einuenides of
Asch.^lus, I„n., IS;,:,, Svo. 2. Herodotus, ("AniMcut
'^vvVm*^^;'"""' ""'"'■"'") '•■"- "*'»• >-'mo. WUh
Svo •"■^""■^I'KT ^-ULVii, Poems, Darmstadt, 18B8,
Swayne, Rev, Robert tJeorge, M.A., graduated
a Wadham College Oxford, IS, 2; ordained I :sf™r,,n
of .Nilisbury since 1871; chancellor since 1S77; proctor
o dean and chapter since l88(i. 1. The Voice of the
. K,,l Miepherd to his Lost .Sheep : being a Practical E.v-
siti.m ..( ,!,e F„„ncr Part of the Parable of tile Prod-
igal hon. Lor,., istis, l2mo; new ed., 1876. 2 Tho
ion rjs"' ,?"'" 'V'T." 'r' 'J'^y«- five Addres s!
1409
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Swii/py, John ll..( • Ali.rhln.I-.'."|...Mi.l.) 3(.inoi N\vr«'in|ipli', llcv. Henry Onrrrll Niidell,
01.».Tnni"iM ii|i.n llh- Civill/iilldii i.r tlifl \V.-i.rii llur- ; (jtm.lii.il.<l iil \i»';<>i>'» ''""'■«»•,",<'""!• '^'*_': ''''',"",'."!
buriiiu«i |>iirtiriiliirly of lliii KiiKlixh, iiiii'io iliiriiiK it
I
fef
(«7.1,
lU'iiilonL'U uf Kiiiiio Yiiiri In tliuKu l'i>rtii. Triiiii'lutc'il
fniiii 'lio ('hliiii.1' Inti) Knirliih by J v Yu-.s'- Sukjtho
lln«t., IsTtl, l:'m.i.
Nwri-iiL'y, llrv. Jiimcii K(f'V 't.
All Siiiiil»>» mill f" 'iviil* ,.f tin
voN. or. •"vn. AI-. •i-je's "•f'" 'n*
Nweenvt Jiinifs 'f 'V«i(i.. j U
('iMirt-' 111' I 111' CII.V "1 ' \i<rk, vof*. »iiV- -"x.xil,,
(IHIUI Tii.l I'lib. Iiy Ihi .1.-^,. 1S70, 2 viils. Ni,,
NwcctlVi l'liilip> *-a(i^ull<« (^untruvorxial I.Mttera, i
I.lill.. I^>.., IT. ■• I
N\V«'<Ht Alox««i*4'V fcilwln.b. ISU 1 iijiitirnaliKl,
Willi Km)\, J Ah<hvy: I. Thno Dii/.in lliiml .Slurnn
fini.i "'l'.<.\H» .■',(1111*-." LUisi. N. V.irk, l^«7, Svo.
:;. iKil.) (Ill II M»» >fii^tuii(! iijn/u>!b 'I'l'.xiin, fnim
till' (iiiir ti> llio Km v,u.: i.". lllint. iiiirllunl, t'liiiu., I
|S,-S, ,Svil. I
Swccl, ChnrlOM, I.i nury of KiikIIsIi ;
L;iw, ('1)111111111111; Di'liiiitiuu.- Ml ui. i !, "-nl TiTiii.* in!
iMu'lcrii r.'i', iiii'l 11 Ciiiii'ii'O SliUeiin'hi .. 'Ill' Uiik'K ol'
Liiw oll'cclitit! till' l'iiiiel|ml Siilijceta ; «ii..li llUtiirical
iiii'l Klymiiliitfii'iil Nnii-i, l.'ni., |.ss2, «vii.
•' X work of loii-lili'iiihU' iillllly. . . . An e.xiunliiiUloii I
of Mr. Swi'i'l'i hook iloci not illsrloye iiiiy uri)iiiiilH for sup-
lio-iiii; Hull lie will .-iiin'n.L'il« clUnT of lilt iircilwctoin'."." I
— .11/1,, No. J.vVi. I
Sh ret, Henry, M.,\., Ii. 1HI5; Knulunli'il iit lliilliol ;
Culk'rfc, O.vfonI, IsTii. I. il'M.) KiiiK Airrt'il'-i Wt'.-!- I
Sit.xoii N'or.-iimi of IJrc^ory'i I'uitoriil Ciiro: witli an \
Kn^li'li i'nin.^hiti'in, llie l.nliii Text, N'oti'.s ami Iiitro- j
tluelion, (Karly Klig. Tii.xt Sue,,! I.iiii.. l."<71-72, 2 |iart.i, j
8vo. 2. A lliitiirv of Kiinliili Soiiiiil.i froiu tlii' Kftrliest !
Purioil : incluilinK an Invi'sliKalinii of the (ii'in'riil I.iiwh
of Himml I'liaiiKi', anil Full Wonl I.Ul.-, l.oii., l>7l,Svu;
Ill'W I'll., Oxf., IK.>^-<.
"It will proliiiljlv liiiiK contliini' to lie tlif nio'-t ptTfi'ct
oxI.itliiK iiaiiilliook of Kiiall'-li I'll! I"«:y H !■< ii"t likely
that many rc-iills of iiii|iortaiiiu will In' aiMoil lo IIiom,
wlik'li .Mr. Swi'fi \iA> lirri' lonnnlali'il until Knijli'-li ilia-
li'i'L'i have lifi'ii I'.xliaiistivi'lv >tii(liuil aiconliiiK to scicii- '.
Illlc ni(.'tlioils."-.l(/i., No, ;il7o. I
H. All An>;lo Saxon Uoiuler in I'rosc ami Verne, Lon.,
1>76; 2(1 eil., I.'<71l, l2ino. 'l. (Kil.) n|,| KntjIiKh Ueailini,'
Primers: I.. Sdei'teil l!.iinille!< of .Klfrie; II., KxIriioU
' 11 All'reil 'lio.iiiiH, (l.\l'., 2 vols. f|i. .Svo. ."i, .\ llaml-
.k of 1'! tii'.i: iiH'lii'linn a l'ii|iiilar Kx|ioHitiiiii of
the l'rinci|i of .''iiulliiit; Itcfonii. Oxf., IS77, f|i. Svo. i
fi. An AnKlii-.-^axon Primer; with tiniminar, Notes, and
(!lii».»ary, Oxf., I.SS2, 12
"Tlieino'i vuliialilc part of llie book m . . . Hie ai'i'oiint
of tf e soiiiiii-, of tile iiiiiu'imne ami llie .ili'Hiolony ; lull the
whole of Hie uraiiiinar i> ailmiralily ami very eaiefiilly
ti.iupileil."— Wai.iku W. .>ki;.\t; .1m(<(., xxi. ll.'i. ;
7. (I'M. I Kint; .Alfred's Oroaiua. Parti. (KarlyEng-
liah Text See.) l,on., I8s:i, .Svo. H. (I'M.) The Kpinal
Olo.isary, 1-atin ami Old Kn^li.ih, of the KiKbtli Cen- [
tury ; Plnito-Lilliojjraphed Inim the Ori);inal M.*. by
W, (Jrig^s : with a rran.lation, Introduetiun, and N'ole.*,
!iOn., 18S;!, .Svo. «. Kir.-t .Middle English Priinor : with
(irun ir ami lilii.i.iaiy, Oxf., 18S4, I2mu. 10. (I'M.)
The Olde.it Kiiglisli Text.s, Charters, Ac, ( Karly Kiig.
Text Soe.,) {>si), 8v(i. II. leelandic Priinor; with
(irammar, Notes, mid (ilossary, Oxf., issii, I2iiio. 12.
.Second .Middle Knglisli Primer: Kxiriiets I'roni Chaucer :
with (iraininar ami (ilo.saary, Oxf., ISsii, 12iiio. 1)1. .\
Pc(!ond Aii;;lii-Saxon Kuudci. .' rehaic and Dialectical,
0x1'., ISS7, 121111).
Sweet, Huiuer 1>. h. iKd.) Twilight Hours in
the .Vdiron'lauks : the ll.iily Doings ami Sevenil .Sayings
(if .Seven Sober, SdcIiiI, .■^eientilie .'Students in the llreat
Wilderness of Nortbern New York, Variously Verbified,
Syrai'ii-'C. IS7{l. Svo.
Sweet, I. i>. J. The Klements of Draughts, N.
York, IS72, iL'ino.
Sweet, Hevi .<nine8 Ilnidley, [<i)i((', vol. ii.,
add.,] gradiialed at liallio; College, Oxford, ls;)i.l; or-
dained 1S41 : vicar of Otterton since 1S7S. 1. Christ and
t^alan, Lon., 1S7(), p. Hvo. 2. The Forgiveness .)f Sins:
its Comlitions and Mvidence: u Piipor, hon., 1S77, Svo.
.'I. "There's no (iood to be „ot at ( '-..n b :" this Clmrgo
ISHIl i eunilii of Nei»enl since iHsil. I cannot go back :
b)r those who liii' e been Ciinllriiied, I.on., Iss.s, ISnio.
Nwo<>tinK, It. ■>• ll> ■'-'"ay on Ibo Fxiierleneea
nnd Opinions of .1 llowiril, I.on., Iss|, svo.
Nweelliinil. Ilerhert S. T '* Adventures in
ifcnriili I Slia.l'iw-l.aml. Illu^t. I, l''S7, l2iiio.
ilW< •■'ttnilii, Henry Miiviine, giiidinited at Trinity
up«lof i rollep'. Pub .rtffi-leriit luw. ( Ireland.) iiml llnnil*
.'.1 and Exposed, I
I'57
cock, <iniili|«'U8 f'f**!. 'iek. (Kd.l Calen.bir of
Ibi! uiilenls .elating to (f liMid 111 llur .Majesly'i I'libllo
Ktc'id omee. I.oiid'.ii. 1..*!,., 11*75-1*0, liiii). sm),
Mueclniiin, Walter, I (''•, vol. ii Id.] I. A
Few 111. lights on the lilfidlit'iiitv of the Pope, I.on.,
IS7n, p. 8voi 2il ed. iiaiiie year. J The lliiughtors of
ll.i Kiiig.nnd other Poems : being a .-^eiiiiel lo"Tlirougli
(be ight"uiiil " Onward," I.on., lH7I,p. '<vo. ;i. ,><om"
Thouglil- on Freo-Will ; to which Is added a Short Per-
sonal Stiiteiii'-nl, Kill) . . 1S7;I, .Svo. 4. Lost Footslepi :
Poems, Kdin.. I'-T.'i, '•i
NweelRer, .Mi>»t'» ' ••rster, b, isis, at Newbury-
i)orl, .Mass. ; eduealed at ll.lnit aiel ('oliinibiaii Colleges.
1. (I'M.) The .Middle .'States: a Iliiml-Uook for Travellers
to the Chief Cilies of the Middle Slates, Host., 1871.
12m». 2. (I'M.) The Mariliiiio Provinces; it llaiiil-
Ib.ok for Travellers : ii (liiiilu to the Chief Cities, Coasts,
ami Islands of the .Miiriliiiie Pn. vines i.f Canada, Host.,
187:'i, l2nio. :!. Kurope for Two Dollars a Day; a Few
Notes for the Assist iiiee of Tourists. Host,, ls7.i, Hlnio.
1. (Ed.) The While .Mmintains : a lland-Ilook lor Trav-
ellers, 111., -I., Is7l'., l2nio; stii ed., Iss7. !>. ( Kd.) Ar-
tist lliiigniphies, Host., Is77-7'.l, 1.') vols. Isiiio. tl.
King's Ilnnd-lloiik of Huston Harbor. Illust. Cani-
bri'lge, .Mass , lss2, 12mo. 7. Suiiimc.- Days Down Kast.
Illii-t. Portland, Me,, ISH.I, sni. Ito. S. Osgood's
Poekel-lini.le to Kurope, Host., 188.1.
Hwein, K. H. iKd.) Spiirgeon's (lold ; New Sclco-
tions lioin bis Works, Wash,, 1888, Svo.
" Suerdnil, .Mrs.," ( Pseud.) Sco Andhkws, Mrs.,
Swerinisen, Hirnni V. Pburmaceutieal T.cxioon :
n Dictionary ol Pli:irniaceulit-al Science, Ac, Phila.,
|,^7;i, r. S\o.
Swele, llev. Henry Ilnrrliiy, H.D., b. isii.'i, at
Hristol, I'.iig. ; gni.liiated at (liineille .mil Cains College,
Camhrilgc, 1S5U; onlaiiied ISoS; rector of Aslidon,
Essex, since 1877 ; examining chajilain to the llishop of
St. Albiins since 18S| ; prolessor of pastoral theology.
King's College. London, since I882.' 1. Two Sides to
Every (Question; or. Nine liueslions to the Haptists :
with an Exaiiiiiiiition of tlicir Heply, I.on., Istlll, Svo.
2. ( I'M.) St. Paul's Epi.-tl(, : The Epis"tles to the Tliessa-
loniaiis ; with an Introduction, ISlio, Svo. H. What is
the Itiglit .Method of condiiuting the Defence of the Old
Testament in the Kationiilistic S|.irit which has come
iipoti theChnieb ? n Paiier, Lon.. Iso:), Svo. l. England
II mux Iti.nie : a Hrief lland-Hook of 'be Homan Catho-
lic Controversy for the Use of .Members of the Englisli
Church, Lon.," ISI'.S, Svo. .'i. On the Early History of
the Doctrine of the Holy Spirit ; with Especial Kefer-
ence to the Cuntniversies of the Fourth Century, Cam-
bridge, 1S7.'!, l2ino. B. (Ed.) Theodorus Lascaris Junior :
lie Proeessiono Spiritus Saneli Oralio Apologetica, Lon.,
18'i.'). 7. On the History of the Doctrine ol the Proces-
sion of the Holy Spirit, from the Apostolic Age to the
Death of Cliarlciiiagne, Caiiibridgo, 1870, l2ino. s.
I Ed.) Theodore of .Mopsuestia's Commentary on the
.Minor Epistles of S. Paul: the Latin Vercion, with the
(■reek Fragments: Edited from the M.SS. : with an In-
troduction and .Notes, Cambridge, 1SS0-S2, 2 vols. Svo.
'.I. (Ed.) The Old Testament in (Jreek according to the
Septuiigint : Edited for 'mi Syndics of tlio University
Press: vol. i., tJencsis-l V. Kings, Cambridge, 1S87, ■,
Svo.
Swetc, Hulin, (This is said lo bo n pseudonyme.)
Waller Ellithorne; a Novel, Lon., ISStt, p. Svo.
Swete, Horace. Handy Book of Cottage Hos-
pitals, Lon., 1871), Svo.
Swett, John, [mite, vol. ii., add.] 1. Questions for
W.itten Examinations: Aid to Candidates for Teachers'
Ceriificatcs and Hand-Hook for Examiners and Teaeli-
Sweet, .'tt. Alice. Coals of Fir
Pauper's Uevenge, N. York, 1878, ^i^no
tor'- of a j crs, N. Y'ork, 1872, 12mo. 2. Centennial History of
:'i« Public School System of California, I8.')0-187i'., San
Sweet, Willis. The Carbonate (a-., Ii(,-.dvill7 ; Iran., I87i:, Svo. :i. Methods of Teaching, N. Y'ork,
and Ten-Mile, of Colorado, Kan.<(aa t-fj h'^
Sweet-Kitcott. See Esuott.
1410
1881), 12mo. A Is
chool-books.
Swet!,., '^'illiain, I82j-I884, b. at ilenniker, N.H.
Ill : New Soloo-
SIlllKWS, Miis.,
HWE
Kri..lunl...| nt thn Jn-lllul- l„r Dcf Miilo., lUrtr.nl, '
(lii-lrii.l .Sil;,M,l |„r iMilMutt.* (l'.mn,|M,| Dv hiii -iilf ill
llic Mliiri' AliiiiiiiiiiiH, lli'iiiiiktir, N II |S7(
Kv'HIi-iihiiiii, l-rinik A.,<'..M.(|., |iriii,|,r„,i,l,.,,.,
li.-h an. Miiluv I,mm«uhk,.»: vol. i., I,„n.. INHII, Nv.i.
SwUI, l«roiii.NN. Iho |,„i,y ,.h«in: l'oo.iiii,
nii«iiml 1111(1 rriiiK-liitiiil, Vciiici,. Is.s) '|
Nu'ill, AiiKiiNliiM .♦!., .1. Imsi. ' c„|,i I Ml) \ I
lurk. |N>2, IHiiiii ' ■ ■' ■
Nuiri, Kiliiiiiiiil. I, i|.;,|,i M.iiHiul M ilio I),,,:, i
'"I'",".."'" •^'■"' 'I'i'i'l': ..•..ii.i'il.'.l Inim tim Th,.„. I
l"Kinil U riling* »! JMiiuimH .-■,v,.,|,.r,l,„r«, I..,,, Is7ii I
H>..; ni'W r.!., Issii. :>. |.:i„„,„„,| Sw,.,l..nl...rK .■ n'l',. Man
mill liM \i'„ik.-, 1,(111., I«- ,!, |i, svu.
Nw ill, lliirold. Iloiirl Voice* In l-miry and I'mnu,
l/IMl., 11"!, |l. f*V(|. ' '
Muiiuiil. |llii«i. N. Vdrk, Hs.i, |),„„ » I ■ '
Uolierl (ircullmi.,,., .\. \,„k, I 'ill, I'Jtim. '
Nuiil, .loliii I,. Al.diit lirii.il, ll(j.t„ I8SI), 12„|„.
,s-"'I, ' ',,"! '^'i- .i''"l'".-|..»„-,. [vemcj 2d ed.,
It. .', itliiKi; I'lillii., I'*T;).
SHilt, UJIIiiiiii. W illii '..rs W„n,lorin«« ; iin Au-
tobi.i^riiiilij, l,(,n , Ix;., , si.,. \,i,,„
SMiiiboiirii,. ,\llr..d. r, .(„„'l,„gi„, or, Tlio
<iniv« iiiiiiloOii. I. 11., I ■; I, Sv(i; .,1 ,.,| Is-O
Nwiiiburiie, AiK<ri Minrl.!«,'|i-co „„/,, vol.
KlM.n,] b. INI., in <!„., Street, (InisveiK.rl'liacl.iin-
■lun; Hi.n .,( lli« |,,to A.lmiriil Ulnirles llcnrv .Swin-
Imrni., und I ,i, „ilu, l„„ij, ,,,,„„ |i,„ri„„„ ,i;,„„|,„,,
of tlie 111,, (I hurl „r A.-lil„irnliuni : h„.s ,,|i,(.,,te,| i„
•ranuc, and oiiterwi liitlliol Culk.g,., 0.xl(.i.l in IS',;
DiiiMiK Ins stay at llio university, wliich h,,. |,,rt witli„iit
lakin« a dogrou, ho was ,„io .if a small hand of students
whd wrote and |iublislied ii |icii(.dij,il .•nlitlid •• l-„,l„r.
Kradualo l'a|iors.- After le,ivin« Oxford lie spen. soiiie
lime in !• lorem'e Willi Waller .Sivawe l.andor. lie ha.
eonlrihnled to the l'ortni«litly Kcview and to the Kn-
.•voloiiii.diu lirituiiiiica. I. (Jde .,n the I'riHlunution of
the iToneh Hepubli,-, Septeinher I, I,s7ll, l.on 1S7()
>V(i. 2. .SiuKs heforu .-^unrise, l..,n., Is" I, ,,. Svo
Mr. .'<wliibiirne |ierhaii.s uels wiselv in Ki.iiit..rii,.r
l.rm,«h his »ri.i,,..s 'pussiiies s„ ii.lerlv , .v.li I , "e « i^,^
lo lorce his r-iiders to livlli'Ve lliiil IluV iiiiisl si.iii L |r..m
adlsordere. liraiii. . . . Ami yet ,„i„.i,l, „1 I, is J^^Ir, v
KHiiee, this liisliaii H..ill,y ,.t,i s,., ,| AiuM, ii 'i-i ,| i| ,. .
are 1 lies, shu,/.a,s and ,,„;.„. whieh are i ' ■ ry I'l y' a. '■
niraWe Indeed, llieie is. «e helieve, more ivmI ,,.Hi .
areI!i^f^;^;!:;lH.;'■!l:a^li:;ll^,a.'^'''U!;:^l::;:^■K
t,elsa,.i„,iee..f l.l,.|i,lii,n his |.a.ssi„n fir freed lui with
deseripioiis „l nature, we are iiriiek (. nee iuore Iv (1
marvellous power-in whicli he has n.isi eri r- of .i, k
emiiKiiiiUerm thiims witli a spirit of , i sdoiis ,'. i,,
.1 leaving all ,i„.ir features ii,,re salient ad eii
-di^Nol'^!];^^''"''''''''''*''^^''^' *'''''■'' ''"'"'^nlivl^^'heln^
.1. Under the Mierosuopo, l.on,, 1372, l2mo. I. I! ,th.
well: a I ra({ody, l.on., l!>74. p. ,Svo,
g^!:i;i'Vii:;i;i-Kli^'z^::;i'i!-lr'i;;;i''''-
ih^;rr';;.^,ril-^-r;l^^;i.;;r-,d! I s
8\vr
lenniker, N.II, ;
"i!l!!n,'i'i"'i*''","l''''"' "''."*?■'* ""• "'"'■ "' '■^■"■ard exerii,
.N'l'Klid pietures.suotle analyses of passion in.i u./iole'r'
in r"';^a;i"i!;r^";r' ,v"' T"r ^^^"^^'"^<^i!'"^^
As iniure';,,'' I •,''■'' "■''"'!■■ ■ :ii™iiipi---hensil,le.
Ira 11 f ■ T' 1 " ^ "' '' '""" "' «'■■"'"•'* i» "iiliollt ceil-
tninnt, e.st; as a play, u ,s without a ellniax." .!(/,., N„.
.1. Soug.s of Two Natlon.s l.on., 187.-i, p. ,Svu (Oon-
,",".'.' "'" ■;,';;'."« ?,'""b-" " Ode on the Krench Uepnb-
|;:sv;:tw id ^Wh''-''"''^'^""'^ ''"'''"-• ''""•''«-'
.i.:5.^;i:!i'l^;^!i^^f=;;fy:f-i;lf,-\!;-,;;;,«;i^
crTtieism. and makes a eonsiderahle show „r I.hi • a 1
. illDsophy, liut will, deep appreeintioii ills wriii ;:^se2m«
xxi. 73 '""^ '■"■'■ ""'*-• '" J-.'-^o""". mm-,rjamS:<
•■ His wealth and wimniaiid of words (rive him a sinirii.
r power ol throwing a general atn.ospl ere h™1 col "iiJ-
, ,'^^™'""e Impression, and at ( rst seem to he , he whole
imi-ressloii. But the rieh veil of diction clotlics! though
II may for ii time ill»uul«e,.Iellnllellionulil« whieli emrrint
iiilleeiii lint II 1, not pr,,»e \ her nin.irkalde feai.
lire (.1 these essays Isihe i-owir of whatHe must eall, 1,11
wanlol a heller (;r more .iellnile iiaine, literary delliie«.
Iloii, , . . Ihe.Tl leaiinHali,ivliiHii»ae,uitliiiiousp|,.|iirj
liiiJliuj:':;:;' "i:i':X'^^;r^i'i 1:1. T" "" """""'"
7. (leor-t , piiiiui: a rrithal Kjmiv, |,„n., I,h7,-, p
Hvo. M. Kreei ,i«: u Tra«udy, l.on,', |)s7il, „. ,hv,'|
-d cd. »Rine yi >r.
dm.f'i,"^'):;r'/:i'r;'^ii!r-,"'"^' ""■" """ "•" '""■' '"'"i""-
".\ •oiiKHii,! ,„,i,ie i>»unienl ol liirlpldes, preserved hy
I.yelirKiis Ihe.iral.,,, Ill Ills orallou aualnsi l.,'„raleH,-hlN
one siir>ivliiK work, liiis -iipplleil .Mr >« lohuriiu w lli
lil"siil,J,,T , It may, pel I,,,,' he . . d, . .le I wheil J
le .,ass„«es n wlHeh .>ir ,s«',„! ir.ie approa!d,ei e oX
1 I 11! ' "'" '"'I'l'l''"!. ,"1 « hlMher he is not lllmt
I Mil when, a,,,, Hie iwoiLles res,,eellv(.h ileserlpUve
L V s ,1 ^"i''"'."':',"l"' !'"■ '■""""'■"'•'•""'"' "f i'llll.-, he
^,.M„. r .1'" f.'w " ''i"i«ii""l"ll Hlid liidulKes hi a pi,.,||
nierainfe,''!^"''/!:! NllIl'Ti, ** '""' ''''"■'•' '" '■''''^''
!i. Nole of nil Kngliih ItepiibliiMin on the .Mumwito
rusade. I.on,. IS7I), Nvo. 111. A Nolo on Charlotte
llroiite, l.on., |S77. ..r. Sv.i,
iT.',J''Vi '"■">"''■ "''.'l"'.'!'"''!, strong little woman of ilvi
.""""rll rs, who'ha.l i i,.-eiise ahoiit her,' If ever
I iitsiipieiiie pra se miKliI he ai.plle.l to a woiiia i, eoiil.l
Mie have ha.l „rekii..H ledu'eof ,\lr. .^wiiihnriies inl.^nth. tiM
her re«iinl, woiihl surely luv heeii llial olieii ipioied
e. (save 111,; Ironi 111.V Iriemlsl' KxlravaKame nil nwid,
the sum ol Mr. >wiiihurii, 's ■ .Vote.' "-,v,„,./„/„r, | ii,.,,-,.
II. I'oenisaiid llalladH. 8econd Series, l.on I,m7S
ur. Svii. '
I so'/..^"!'!'"','!"!'"'""/""" !'"' violence of some of the polltlenl
sonnet iiiis vi.liim,. is m no way iiiiworlliy of llie i.oh|.
on he has iMkeii. Moreover, It ifisplays a Uc oV n,i' ro
siieh as was not seen III his prevlou.s hooks."-.U/,., No.
;.'. A Sillily of .'.Jhakcspcnre, Lnn., 1S7(I, p, Hvo,
overwIolMlll.T';. "iVl"'' "'"' '"'■'"I';'"' I" •"">■>''. " ml "'lU'li less
n rHemlited Hilh ..rniimem, ihaii aiivihliu; we have re-
•eiveil lr,,m h,s p,,, or hue vear.s. . . •. When Mr iwlii-
mriie IS happy i,,,,lalerl,hlss;.,,i,.iiees,irea,l,iilrahie; It
when he is I'oiiMiaiiie.l hy th,. nature, .f his theme lolrav-
mlo,r',';"" ^""" ""'■^""' ^l""''""y "lira, t him l|. ..
.V ... I V' ^"'"" ■""■■"I'l'iK lliat anluous earthward l.,ur.
ey outride Hie kmIcs ol Hell. . . . 'n„. ^-reat interest of
iiMilCr.^ n"'t'-' '■'' V"' ll*-"" »■''''" ^"■- '^"■liilHii'.ie irows
«mnem'"^^;^'^;;^rlyi;l!'?^;i^" ''-"•"- "•"- """" -
l:i. The .Modern lleptalo^ia ; or, The Seven HLMiiist
Sense: a (ap with Seven Hells; l„The Higher Panthe-
ism in a Nntsbell; II.,, John .loms; HI., The I'oel and
'n'n. v",".', '";•■ '^'' '''''» '''"•'""' "'■ 'I'" ""•"", (Idyl
,fT V. '■'*•• ''"" Wonls of a .'-'cvenlh-Hatu I'oot ;
VI., Sonnet h,r a Picture; VII., Nephelhlia, l,on., I.SSO
','•';,'■"• '^"""' '■•• ^""8" uf the Springlides, Lon.,
ISMII, p. Svo. '
wi'iHo' ■'''»'"''i!"l'''M"if li'ii for the ik.a Is well known : in
It U' ahout I he IS alwavs at his he«l, ami in this l„„ k
lisele, r that h,. has eaiiKlil those very sea secrets whieli
' '> ' 'li'i <lw a in; poets has eaiiKht l.eh.re him. Ili.s
' ; ,T,'i," '■""""•■' ^'i^'* "'■ tl'ii'c P0.111S of some lentil!
which, as the de.seripllons are ehiellv .if Ihe sea and ilie
\ sea-eoa.st, have a (•onnectlon Willi each other, f,, love 1 by
j a hir hday ode to Victor Him'o."_.|(/, , N,, ■>-;\'^ ^' "'
" .Mr, .'-wmhuriie's new p,,ems seem In us proioiiKcil and
•'"""."!• ii'l'i'l ii-^ of ohl ihemes. often ohs Vure inVl "rl
■'■';""' ",i allii- ami almost alwavs cloi„le,| will nisfa
:'to",'xll;.';!'ii""''^' "■'"' ""■ "'""■'^ of "djeciivis! '1!!^
l.>. Studies in Song, I,on., ls»o, p. ,Hvo.
"He has no curl. His nor prol'oniid thoiiK-hls to explain,
, an, he appears to have never ,„ine in n.niaet with the
■lid; he knows iioihinK ot il.s sorrows, lis dellttlits ta
111, them into p,,eiiis as Mr. tciiiiyson or .Mr. Ilrown-
111.'. lie therelore .stands apart, ami siiiRs of L-rief love
ale an. .iespair „s ahslraet seiilimeiit.4^ . . . The irtisj
ml .IniV'iei'h'l' "i ""■"'rlniet soon llmlshi.nscif alt'
in, I ol his Uther. I.ove. hate, hope, and desiiair have
oulh'illf's'i', '" V";; '"■■'' ""I"","' '" '"^^ ■second.'third HI i
. itl hesiiKsol lliei,i aKaIn, ill a.lilVereiitselof phrases-
inH"*-''';'. '""'-' "'"« ""•" l'^'''"'i>e'< no mo e fri i f in'
sunrises than a name of dominoes. This is exactlv \ •
■'-H f ihuriie's present position ; he has suiik' of the streimti
" "e «'",« I death, and h,' siUK's of thenV piin m"
clsely as he saiiK of Iheni hefore, . . ThcVe s iiotl ul'
nn:'i:i!;;;^,lv,"? ;■"",'"'••■";• """""»■' •""-^' »" "i-serv o.';
h'T, "!' " ' '•l'a">''l«'r "F sentiment; luiih ins, cither
' ^■'"l';'''™' '"'l"'J'''''"'"«'™'-"-V'''<""''. liv. :tI6
It). Mury Stuart: a Tragedy, I.on., IS.S], p. 8vo.
I he play is, as it strikes us, nndramntic. hy which we
do not mean merely iinthcatrlcal. Jf it does liot ' lose tho
name of aeti..n,' yet the actimi moves so slowly and iit
such leUKth, that the interest of a reader ea not but flaa
at some points where it should be most aroused The vcral
1411
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iRthrniiRlioiit flno. and it noeil linnlly hcsniil tlir>t mftiiy
ILiSsiiKi's iiri' strikiiiK and w. every way wuriln cf their
autliur; l)Ut tliey are, <m tliu wlicilc, oiitW(if.'lieil hv ilie
uiassijf \ui:rc talk, wliieli i^ indeed framed in words tliat
are '' '. mi tlie liest seiisi', l)tit are .siipertUioiis so I'ar as tlio
dt'-v. innent of eliaraeler and action is eoneerned."— .vi(.
*«•., iil.Toj.
17. Trintrnin uf I-yonessc, and otlier l'')ern!', I-im.,
]'<S2, n. Mvo.
" Tills is (lie nn.^i varied and important vnlunie of verse
tliat Mr. S\Mnl>nrne Inis yet imtilislied, and in all prolia-
liilily it will lie tile must |«i|iidar. Wider in ils appeal
than any pn vions hook of his.— more nananiie, loo, and
more inleri'>i':;i;, ii vel retains llie rhylhnneal ]iower and
pro|iiietie pi..--iuu wliieli hive hitlierfo Keen the most no-
tieeat)ie eharai'terislies of his work."— ,l//i.. No. -.VpCi.
"'Trl.strani of I.yonesse' is I'liU of geniiis. — too fnll of
pa.s.sion, heeause tiu' passion is imi ilie hif;her imauiimlive
pa.s.sion, hilt an imn^jinaiive expression of tin lowest phys-
leal passion.— hut in its elements eonl'nsed and sailiy want-
iiij; in clearness of outline, 'fhere are glorious Hashes of
suniifilit in it, lint not iiiifrec|iienlly, for i)aj,'es tou'elher,
the Words, line as they are. are more like tlie lavish sjiray
of a waterfall llashini in liie siniliijht or KliinmeriiiK in
the sliade, than the inlerpreteis to the mind of any deli-
iiiteanil sjieeilie iiieanint;."—.s;)i c/Kfor, Iv. IO.V1.
is. A Century of Itoiiuilels. I,on., lS.s:t, Ito.
"The restraint imposeil on Inm hy the veniele he has
ehosen is tihvitmsly an advanliiL'e in one respect. His
j;reat faults, dilVnscness of e.xpression and loii>"iiess of
thoiinht.are here held in elieck by the eliains to which lie
luis subjected himself; on the oilier haml, his greatest
merits, his rush of emotion and verbal movement, cannot
lind vent here."— .I//1., No. '.'iKi:).
Itf. .\ .Midsumuior Holiday, and other Poeius, Lon,,
1SS4, p. Svo.
" AUoKi'tli>.'r, this volume shows avipourof hand, a bril-
liant mastery over arlistie means towanis artistic emls, siieh
as Mr. .-^winliurne lias never surpa.ssed and rareiveciualled."
—Ath.. No. ■I'.m.
•Iti. Marino Kaliero : a Tragedy, I-on., 1885, p. Svo.
" Tlioiiuh neither Mr. .'^wiiihnrne nor any (Uie el.se eonld
make such a motive as thai of Miirino f'aliero's revenue
strcuiK enough tosupi.ort a livi-acl iilay,— especially a play
full of such mat'niliceiit writing as Mr. Swinburne was
sure to put into it.— he has, by tlie importation of other
issues,— love and patriotism,— produced a tratjedy of a
noble and, in many respects, of a uuioiie kiuil. — ^l//i.,
No. 31K17.
21. .Miscellanies, Lon., ISSfi, p. Svo.
"Of the judicial faculty— whicli is, in other words, the
faculty of seeiiiK tiling's as iliey are, despite any temptation
to see them as lliey are not— >Ir. .Swiiibiirne lias not even
a trace. . . . When . . . Ids entliusiastic love of literature
has free iiiay, , . . then, ami very often, he writes ad-
mirable .seii.se, and puts it ill langnaKe w liicli is more than
admirable."— .s'«(. Kcv.. l.\ii. loo.
22. A .Study of Victor Hugo, I,on., I.'^Sfi, p. ,Svo.
" Not for a moment does Mr. Swinburne hesitate or quail
to place the object of his adoration aloiiKside llie very
greatest names in the literature of the world. . . . Apart
altogether from the critic's own comments, tlie facts of
llUL'os literary lil'e are focusscd with so niiieh knowlediio
and so iiuicli skill, tlie selections from llniio's poetry are
so admirably made, . . . tliat to the Kiench as well as to
the Entjiish student the book is unite indispen.sable."—
Ath., No. %)¥>.
2H. Loerlne: a Tragedy, Lon., 1.S87, \, Svo.
"That under such artistic reslrielioos as h,' lias cho.son
for himself Mr. swuiburne should have iirodnceil a piH'in
.so fni; of dramatie life iw ' Loerlne' is really wonderful,
(inendoleu is oneof the strongest eharaetcrs in uiueteentli-
ceiitury drama. In her we (;et not .so much love turned to
hate as love at war with liate,— a nincli more subtle con-
ception, l.ocrine, too, is a living man, and Sahrina is e.\-
ceedinnly win.Minie. Altonether the book mu.st add to Mr.
Swinburne's reputation, of beauties of a jiurelv poetic
kind tlie play is more fnll than anythint; NIr. ,«w'inbunie
has before given the [lublic in dramatic form."— J(/i., No.
3iau.
24. SBleotions from his Poetical Works, Lon., 1887,
12mo. (S!e]ection3 understood to have been inado by the
author.)
Gknkiiai. Ciiiticis.m :
"The liiKli ehiiin;* of his p<ilitical and |iliilosophienl
poetry rest upon tin' swinn and ru-.li of vcrsiilciuhm. the
vigonrand vehenieueeof diction, the grand musieal elVeet,
clashing and clilniiiu; like .S(mie great cataract, til r more
llian upon the reiteration of a few nnfrnitful ami nnorigi-
luil ideas."-K. (iAHNKTT; art. Litcralm-c, in The lieiim of
Queen Victuria, li, 187.
" No one of his fauifi happens to be of those wliich are
fatal to a great poet ; and all his merit.s are thosit wliich
are to a great poet nece.s.sary. Atiove all, he has tlie one
thing needful,— he sings."— UiioitiiK s.-uNTsiifav: .liwf..
xlll.'J,'..
" Ilefore tlie advent of Swinburne we did not realize tlie
full scope of Knttlish verse. In his hands it is like tlie
violin of I'aganinl. The rannc of his fantasias, roulades,
arias, new elleet-s of measure and scainci is incomparable
with anything hitherto known."— E. C. .Stku.man : I'ic-
turmn I'ntis, :!80.
1412
" No living Engli.sh poet is in certain ways more brilliant
or powerful than Mr. Swinburne, ami it W(Uild be ditlietilt
1 name any who is so uneipial to himself. . . . He plays
on tile Knghsli language as a musieal iiistrumeiit. and is
never wearv of prodneinw new studies and variations of
its tcaies. Many of his slighter jiieces must be regarded
purely as such studies. ... It would be perverse to de-
mttnd" a se*-ious meaning in them."- s'ti/. lit c, xlvi. 8'>.
"His nature is e.sscniially yielding and receptive, with
stormy mists of passion ami indiscriminatini; impulses of
emotion. ' 'fhere is no strong ma.senline formative ciualily
about him, wliich c.\]»lains wliy lie use.' so many adjectives
and sngj^csls so few (lioupht>, . . , 'flie ttital iinpres.sion
left on lis by Swinburne's prose is the same as that of his
vt^rse. ilrilliantly gifti-d, profusely voluble, passionately
rhetorical, it outs before lis too often phrases instead of
thoi.ghts, verbal contortions insiead of conceptions. . . .
Mr. Swinburne is, howi'vcr artistic, yet not an artist, and
however cultured, yet still an amateur : for he is not crea-
tive, not original in the best nnrl lai'Kcst sense of the word,
because not instinct witli iilnminaiiiig ideas,"— \V. I..
Cdlur.vKV : FiirlHiiililhi licrkw. ,\liii.,VJ7.
Su'iiibliriic, Jiinies. I. I'liictleal Electrical Units
Popularly K.\plained. lllust. l.un., 18s:i, 12mo. 2,
Practical Electrical Measnreuicnts. lllust. Lon., isss,
Svo.
Swiiibiiriie, Louis Judsoii, 18,'>.'i-I887, b. at
Albany, N'.Y. ; graduated at Valo 1»7'J. Paris Sketches,
Albany, 1875.
Swindells, Ituiivrt. A Summer Trip to tho Island
of St. .Michael, the .Azores, Manchester, 1877, Svo, Pri-
vately printed.
Swing. Ilev. David, b. IS.'iO, at Cincinnati; griul-
uated at .Miami I'liiversity IS52; became |iastor of tho
Fourth Presbyterian Chnrch, Chicago, 1806, and con-
tinued for several years, but cliarges of lietcrodo.xy were
preferred against him by Kev. Krancis L. Patten 1871.
He was ac<|uitted, but afterwards withdrew from " 1
Presbyterian Church. 1. .s^ermons, Cliic, 1874, p. .s\o.
2. Truths for To-Day, Cliic, 1874-711, 2 vols. l2mo.
X. Motives of Life, Chic, lS7!t, Ilium. 4. Club Essays,
Cliic, I8SI, Kimo. :>. Sermons, Chic, IS84, 12mo.
Swinglchurst, Ili-nry. Notes from the Conti-
nent: or, llermany and the Rhine, 18tiil-7ll; 2d ed,,
Edin., IS711, p. Svo.
Swinglfr, \V, II. Painting for tho Million, and
Property-Owner's Companion id' Iseful Informatiiin upon
Painting, .ic, Wakefield, 1878, 12iiio.
Swinnev, .iU'red J. U. A lland-Kook to tho
E.xaniimilion furt^jlliery Manager.-i' Certilicates of Com-
petency, Lull., IS7S, 8vo.
Swinstead, P. K, How to Draw a Map from
Memory, Lcn., ISS,'), 4to.
Swinton, A. II., member of tho Kntomological
Society of London. 1. Insect Variety : its Propagation
and Distribution : treating of the Odours, Dances, Col-
ours, and Music in All (irasshoppers, Cicadie, and Moths j
Beetles, Leaf-lusects, IJees, ami Butterliies; liugs, Plies,
and Ephemera); and CNhibiting the Hearing of tile Sci-
ence of Entomology on Oeulogy. lllust. Lon., 18su,
Svo : new ed., IsS.'i.
" It is, nnfortnnalely, deficient In the clear judgment
and logical analysis which the siibject.s discii.ssed require
for their proper elucidation. Vet readers id' very ditlereiit
tastes may find the work interesting and Instructive. The
naturalist will appreciate the close oliscrvatiiai cd' insect
life displayed by the writer, and will lind the large a.s.^em-
blageof facts which he has indiistriimsly brouKlit together
of considerable value; while to the less scientific the pic-
turesque deseriiitious of .scenery and id' insect habits, the
wealth Id' literary quotation and allusion, the eccentric
style and the enigmatical philosophy, will have a greater
attraction."— Al.KHKii It. \\ ai.i.aci-:; ^Icm/., xviii. 2S).'i.
2. An Almanack of the Christian Era: a Record of
tlio Past, Lon., I88:t, 4lo.
Swiuton, Alan A. Campbc^ll, associate S.T.E.
1. Tlie Principles and Practice of Electric Lighting,
Lon., 1881, p. Svo. 2. Tho Elementary Principles of
Electric Lighting, Lon., 1S8(!, p. Svo.
Swinton, (.;. E.xiled ; or. In tho Highland.s of
Mexico, Lon.. 1886, 12mo.
Swinton, Jdlin, brother of William Swii'lon, in/rn ;
b. ISHO, at Salton, .Scotland ; em';iiate.' • , Canada ISI.'l ;
educated at Williston Seinnary, .Mass., and adopted
journalism as a profession. I. Tlio New Issue: tho
Chinc.ic-.\nicrii'an liue.-tion, N, Vink, IS7(I, Kvo, 2,
John Swinton's Travels ; Current \'iew3 and Notes of
Korty Days in Prance and England, N. York, I8SII, Svo.
Swinton, William, [,.ll^•, vol. ii., add.] His
Inter publications, which are principally school-books,
include tho following: I. A Condensed History of
' .AW
Iligblanil:! uf
SWI
'aini^«On,:|.„n,lr;:;i '!:i.eV,r^.;:'H:!^r''"■
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tK'VMll tl.u l,utUu„l.,ni,''l„„'k
-wisslioliiiVs li,,.s|>i(Ml expcri-
■ fvci-y i.ilu'i- in|,ic, II, „|, „,i
vivi.l lui.i |TMiniuri'i','i;.',v''t Vi',',', '''',',.' "'.'-'■I"'' I'.y iliuir iiiuru
Cluja... Oac.ehi.,u Explained': witl, ^4;!' L„riS7r!; j
CMHona '„e,„s: prelixed by u Few Wo, ; , n 'm,';,. i •'
Compos,,,,,,, IJy J. ,s. jjfi |,t„ / '^ ;^ ■^'^■tn-.^l :
Mn!^&!l™*^lS^O ;^™f --"Phical Ouido to Knglan.1
Sylvester, Herbert Milton, b. ISID.at Lowell
Ma..-.: a.|,mtte,l to the b,u' in Po,t and 1872 I Pro '
I'iistorals, Bust., 1887, l2rno i-lroso
na;u;^;^x™,;i'i^il^';,,';r!;;fe';!^'!;'r't^? ''!'" ■>" "'■'»«" ^
mark, \.y. ; „,]mit(e.I to the bar at n,^yvm, \Si2- an-
po.meJ co,„,.„.„o„er of the f.S. Circuit Court at Tro'y
ni^;;r^rA,,,,!;^;T:^:^v?:!;i%-^;'o'^tljrr'"
Sarat,,«a a„.i't„ei:;plr !/„:;:;;„ \-,;-,'/^«-"j,::'-
torical Narratives of the Ui,|,ur ll,„i;,, , r .,l„ , '
""'I Uk. Chamj.lain, Phila.I'l8s,S ' ''"'^'^ <'*^"''fc"'.
Sylvester, <V. A. The Modern Iln„so-rari,cnter',
Co.npa,,,,,,, „,„l i!„i|,|er'8 (iuiUe. I'lale.. Jo , "'
[ llmio; :),1 thou..<an(l, 1883. liust., 1>8.,
^Es':;^':^f'wT<:,*'-p,'ff''',^''«''''*'e,, labors, and
I Syilies, Hey. .lohi. Elliot.soii, .M.A., graduated
I »t )"»„,„« CollcKe, Ca.nbridfje, Isn ,■ o,-da ,h S7 '
C'rz.f,^TT ■",U""-'-^y ^'oil.^ Norn ::
|.read,.i in Xewea.,,...; J^l' .^l^^l^^'^ ,^;^; ^^^"T
A .Short J'ext-liook of PolitinU Eeo, omv wi j, P,.,.):'
l-for.du.,,.,,ndi.i.,sn.r.,,pp,e,neLrrtu.*;;!;:
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timt hi. own .-i'hi^'li!l^;-;:/ie'^^',:;t?l;;^^;^'j;'j;,^y i
Sylvester, James Joseph, l,I,.D.,F.R,'^ I
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8vo. 2. A l''amily Liturgy, comiiileil from \ arioua
Sources, Madras, 1S05, Svo. :i. The Ke9|,onsive lor-
tions of tlio Family I-iturgy, Madras, 1«8J, Syo. 1.
Ilavo Missions to the Heathen been a lailurc? being a
Kcplv to some Current Objections, Lon., ISTIi, 8vo. &.
The Kingdom of Christ: its Ultimate 1 numj.h over
Evil in the Subiectiim and Koeonciliation of All J lungs
to (iml, Urn., 1S7:1, Svo. fi. The Ultimate Reeone.lni-
tion and .Subjection of All Souls ; 2d ed., I,on., in, 8.
Syiuoiids, II. C, formeily major an.l commissary
of subsistence in llie army of the I iiited btates. Keport
of a Commis.*ary of Subsistence lSt51-05, Sing Sing, i\.
"■' KecoUections of a Commissary' would ' \i\ ''.";, ;;'"^',:7,V,'-
able till.'. . . . The book tlircAvs valuabU;sido-liK Is ii mn
t,m... imiH.r.aiit .lucstiuns of l,istory."-A<. »"., -xW i. m ,
Syinoiids, J»lni AaUuigtoii, M.U., J'liC'-.
[„„,;, vol. ii , add.,J 1807-1S71, b. at .-Vston, O.vlord-
shire. and educated at Edinburgh ; practised medicine
at Diistol, where ht was physician to the hospital, in
IHDl he removed to Clilt.m. Miscellanies: Selected and
Edited, with an Introductory Memoir, by his bun, Lon.
and ISristol, 1871. Svo. Also, single lectures. |
Symonds, John Addiustoii, son of the preceding,
b. ISJIl, at linstol, Eng. ; was educated at Harrow School,
and at lialliol College, Oxford, where be obtained the
Newdigate prize and a first class in Classics in ls62 and
was elected to a Fellowship at Magdalen College. He
has for many years been obliged on account of ill health
to reside at Uavos-lMal/, in Switzerland. 1. An Intro-
du.'lion to the Study of Dante, Lon., l';"2 p. Svo. ]
■• It is rather a series of criticisms ini Dante than an in-
troduction to his iioems/'-.K/;., No. jJiM. _
2. Studies of the Greek Poets, Lou., 18, 3-, 6, 2 \ols.
'''•-r'liey popularize the results c,{ s<*alarsliip «;tli great
Bbiliiv Tliev arc iicillKT very protoiiiid imr tlinis 1>
8 lie i'Hal Thcv hit the right level ot pleasurablu le -
Ini an 1 while hev deman.l an educaled mn.d lor their
fuU'a reciition, tllev viehl inucli which wil inlurin and
1 CTCS Tim", who know merely the broader facrs <d
a iciem hW. rv and a lew of the greater literary names
It wul( not be dilliciill to cite a goo. niaiiy passages
in wliic 1 we feel carried olf our legs by the ™* "< ' •
1 is •mis imagery; but this is readily condoned b> a
reu li" f . iiy 5ener,,sity, ».s a result perhaps ins^parabe
f o 1, tl e e lliusiaMii lur his subject without ^vj.ieh 1 e
book wmihl lose all its lasciiiatioii and much ol its solid
'■'""viiii.^we'lmvJ'ean.mnnid scholarly analy^s of the
books ami their eoiUeiits, Mr. ^y»l"7 «''';;,";■■ ',''«; t,/,^.
show us how these ciiteiits are liiilited up and inailc
R li Iv and c npletelv intelligible only 1" s" lar as we en e . .
f^^" 1 lueiital aiulsocdal ,;,u,ditions ••• • !« ^^''^rs at d ,
M- fl,i.ir oriLrinal leaders, and verily tliereliy the tlioiigius
«I,VlVeliii"s which tlH.y'havo slinpower to e.fll lorth ill .
theniselves."-.s;«:rf(imr, xlix.OM.
;i Sketches in Italy and (ireeoe, Lon., LS74, p. Hvo. |
•■ SkeUdies is perhaps scarcely the right woril /'»• Pi'^l"''"*' |
of travel so careful in eomi-osition, «".".;'<-■. • «' 'J ;
oniie as these by Mr. .-^yinoiids, ... Ho tjrings ueiore inc i
n lerthe erv eM-ret.dtb..<.harm(.fJ'erugaor(i.r«eiil ;
lit KH^ s and expres,^ the personality, a.s it were, ol Ua-
veifna r ..f Irv elo; he .•ouveys the se»li»)''"l ;,'',^> V,V.
••use or Vtheiis. . . . Siunetimes we may think that the
c lour ami ten IV of mere words becomes a a templalioii
«,, In tl t 1 s s\\-le has a southern fragrance as heavy as
Uial oUlie I'^noieblossoms, and a glitter in Asiatic taste,"
—A. L.\Nii : Aatd., v. ■*>■>■ „ , ,,
4. Renaissance in Italy : the Ago of the Despots,
^"^iii*^^:sen;'^.ii^ne': ''Is-historical, ami shows nsthe
polUieal'lnHf'^ocUl'nniditions in ami ""'-f «"i^^,' [^
Rii.l ilieii the rest of Europe awoke to new lite. 1 et it is
n.',;' . a liisfory propcr.'bnt rather a light by which U,
read all Italian histories. ■—>iJfi-fntiii\ xlMti. »■;>•
',. Ueiiaissance in Italy: the Revival of Learning,
^ ""lie' hnsN^ad^d through «m'"-i"K p^'P'^''^'^ "^ '.''td' I'll;
!id:is\i;^[Cginen;ieuit!;;^:f;^fun;^,^.^^^
r;ii^jj;;;;u;tffi^«.vi,di;;;;iiViix.;^''--i.
^''li.' Renaissance in Italy : the Fine Arts, Lon., 1877, ^
**'"iTe tells us that he 'does not pretend to retrace the his- |
tory of nle rtal'-'an' arts, but ratliir '"-IHlne their rehUbms
to the main niovemciit .d Ueiiais-siince c"'.'' " ,„i r i .^
& 'wriUeiuiXJri.iJs; but hO rilf^lV »"!^!;^-^,l"XX; i
£n:riiri;;^^ur:roi;^^i;tii:'^r;ni;ti;s=;;^^i^-i>^ar^-'
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mont His descriptions show (piii'k perccptiiii's and
kindle' InU. eloquence under a diction which sometimes
ha" less .^ the sobriety of the historian than of the ardour
"'.''^^rllll'J^ll^I^isl^^hd/t't^iiasl^Jthis ^.,lnme Mr. Sy-
m,,nds br'in,Van liislghU,oth iiitelligciuaiid synna^^^^
in exnre.'^sion he is copious and laeile ; 1 nt the exail aim
linal phrase, 1 think, lie does not often liU,"-SinNKY Coi,-
vin; Acad., xii. 11.^;.
7. Renaissance in Italy ; Italian Litornture. In Iwo
Parts. Lon., LS81, 2 vol.s. Svo.
"The two volumes give the completest 'iceonnt ,,f the
subject yet published in EngUsb; ""'V'^^-V iV. ,',, is
side's what bclontjs strictly to the period ol the Hcna s
s ice. i roductury chapters of ^reat interest racing tl e
earlier growth of the Italian laugnage and literature. f
the whole si^ries thev form probably the most practically
useful part."— >■(!(. A'fc, lii-i;*'- ,^ . ^
8. Kcnaissance in Italy : the Catholic Reaction, Lon.,
: ISSli, 2 vols. 8
O, ^ \ yjiB. u, ".
Mr svmouds's two volumes form a very necessary sup-
nliMoeiit'to his historv of the Ueiiaissance. ... It is pei-
vV' t',1 'i ■■'■gi-etted that the anlhor has not cast >t more n
the form of a regular bi.story, instead ol a ?'-'"''<:'\"f '',';"' it;
AS it stands, it is calculated rallier to sliimilatc than o
.iiiitisfy the serious student of the period -All,., >;''■ •;"S1_
•' Mr .^yniiaiclss study ol the Kc^naissance . . . must cer-
taiiilv rank among the considerable literary moiiuineut.s
of ir time li > a learned, a thoimhlful. and a briUiant
,L'k Tl.eaut • knows a great deal about his .snaect,
weiudis carelullv what he has to say regarding it, a"'l .J •'<•
re4es himscll" with precisi..n and strength, and (dtcu
wTirtd.iq lence. . . . Mr. Symonds is iiuidoKinatic or prag-
mat (• lu he isc,,nli(lent in bis own views; and as these
■M ,1 tide, upon extensive and minute ^'"■"'•.^ > « J" :
idenee is In the main a beiient to the reader, who is thus
fti^riislied with distiiK't rcsnils r"''''-'^' '"'VSi'u '-
suppositions, or notions still in process ol loimalion. -
.K/i., No. 2M1. „ ,.. ,
t (1. The Sonnets of Miebael Angelo Ruonarotti and
Tommaso Campanella, now for the First Time Translated
I into Rhymed English, Lon., 1S78, p. Svo. , ^ , . ,
•• The tran.slator has made a real, a 'lyl'"'"f/ "",'].• '..l Xh
an enduring addition to the spiritual wealth ol Lnglisli
readers."— K.liownr.s; -^lc(i(/.,.Niii.'-;i'.
10. ilany Mouds : a Volume ol Verso, Lon., is,x,
' '''"Isa descriptive poet Mr. Hynionds cannot take a high
rank but as a poet id' emotion and spec ilati.m, and a
' finished sonneteer, he can certainly hold his own."-.W'...
: '"''"■i-ii'j'lv.iis us modestly in his preface that be does not
elai u • the sacred name of a poet.' but tins yo nine as.sured y
: enti^tles l.im to a place, and to a place of distim;tion, among
I living poets. "-.Sjicctator.li. I18.''i. ^ , ., „i t „ iu-<
11. Shelley, ("English Men of Letters,") Lon., 18,. s,
■ '''" iV'is written with knowledge, grace, and tact."-yl(/i..
' ^'•'■Mr''svmoiids is a refined and enthusmstic writer, and
, enters inu" the transcendent beauties "f ^''^'"'^/^ «V' '' i;
wi h an ardent and a thoughtful adiniration. J*'',' ' « '«;:j
' no intelligible standard with hiin by wh eh totrj hhelle> s
curiously Uiinted nobility of natiiro"-.^j,«/ator, 11. 1101.
12. Sketches ami Studies in ""ly. ,'""■• '"''«• '■,;,' '
"Consists in part of sketches of Italian life and ad
scam' n part ,d' critical studies written j'" '"?» '" ' ^' ^1
ami deali'ug with Italian or od Uoinan to , ns • • • JVIu e
it answers to the tirst part ol its title ... it '" .{'"'f '"?."'>
good The ■.'Studies' arc of less equal value. '—Vi/. lur..
■""i'iI'ncw and Old : a Volume of Verse, Lon., ISSO, 8v».
" To some extent the po,.|ry of Mr. Synumd.s fymce. ;e
self-reliant boldness which is one element ol orlglnalll^.
w., ?fii l\,,si ..11 lis are s.i far less nnmcrous than hose
W 1.1 bX g l^s" of inJre U.ste ami seiitinu;nt that it
niavbe.l.ndilcd wb.^ther the former will make their due
impressi.m."— .1".., ''•";■-''"-•,„„„ ,„
11 Animi Figura, Lon., 1882, l-'mo.
"■•h s iiteresting volume is made up of a series of son
net ' .. net iL^es eiudi se,|iien<H. being the soiil .s ..»',1;.«<1.^
^lhffi?^ul<^rnhig s!aue Prob";';' ';r >';V^;;;[J; ^,^U
some special experieii.;e ol tW '"Y,', '' ,,''i '" ,\, xxii 'i
the .-aiiie lime a bivcr ot trutb."-L. 1). AUii-.N . .1. u.(., xxii. .i.
I ■, Italian livwavs, Lon,, 18s,i, p. svo.
.^'■11,, gb tm! author's aco'iiiit of what Jh. >;•-«-";, «»;
of tb,. associations which it awakt.s in bis mind, is g ^; >'
1 g nge t exuberant for the taste o persons brn ig t up
plain Em;lisb, the intellig..n..e and learui iij '','''' ,h;
as ,'f all Mr Syni.ind.s's, must give it ccmsiderable \alue.
""Tl'; s'h'akspellre's Pre.lecessors in the English Drama,
Lnn., 1S84. 8vo. , „, , „„ ,.
"(iocs .town .uily lo the death ot Mtrlnvyc . ■■»f']
always ..ons..i..us that tlier.. s a «f™ " ™' H, ™^;.«"
iaii.iablv anxl.ius l.i say it W..11 ; but bis ''" i^", ",'""J;,',, , ,
, . «' nni..li there is not to sav w.ail.l appear t.i be mu ii
!"skee The "i""^' riglJ ''rilb' m'lst pronounce h;
mok a coixl ail useful .nle, c.mlaining not .mly miah
so ml cr ic s n t a general view .d' literature will.;-;
very well worth'vlewlng, and which few rea.lers are bUeU
itiire. In Two
Reaction, Lon.,
rse, Lon., 187S,
rs,") Lon., 1H78,
and tHiCV'—Alli.,
SYM
K?lvil''?8l'.'''''''''"''''^' "'' '^'^'"ni"i'>K »t first lum,V-Sal.
17. Wine, Woniiui, nnd Son-: Mejianal Punea in
Knfjiisli ViTsp, Lon., I,SS4, I2uio. *"
tn''>TI.\'f ^',''''''!''r- ''''',''''''''''''' '™'' ''It' li'ii^lvliihliuKniplier
.m, . I, • t i "hi' ;;;'," ''>■'■'■';"""""• "m-, n„ ,««;.',,
..>1;m-.v 1.1 t ,esl„.|,t.„i; an i„ii,ii,„l,|v ^v T'il X"^
ior-i„.,M.,i witii s,,irii..,i Kimiisi, tmHsi,uiu;is,'^.u;, "x!;:
IS. Viigaliundi Libellus, l,„n„ issi p sv„
,v:;!'S'!li:i;^:;i::,;i!;i:'-;:i'^;i;;;;:r'-:.--i;i^my^
01.011 a vnlnnie ,if „voi- 'J.-i im^os uhiol iV i, , ' ' ,
:f^,i;?ri.i.-ii^!i;il>;;;^?^Yr^i;;;:-^-:-;;-ii^-^
iiitorostinKaii,lsiim('liiKUionio/'->v,,rMMlviii^ ■•'"■''''
Lo!;::i^s,,!p;t''''"'^''''''"'^''''''''^'''''f ''''•^-.'')
rh'lVlli'd'T.V m/''^'"'-'' "•','■'.■"''"'■» "Il.l will ,l„llhtl(.S.S 1„. (KS.
iHHiks. -11,1, .ho.hin^nii.iiyVi^;,',:,' , :' 1 rr;;;™^^,^
Mr Lox Hiiiinie's woli-kiiinvii ^ymk:■ -M.'X'^J^;!;''' "'
20. Ben Jonson, (" Ivnglisli Wortliies,") Lon., 1886,!
Ji. ~V0. ' I
" •' Isa work thai llie .^liiilont ,,f t.-dav raiiii,,t ^o salolv '
1 ."'i' '''^■'XV I'."'-'"'' '*«"*™i"of^ellini,.\owlv Trans-
lated: wi h Ktcliiiigs, Lon.. issr. 2 vols.; 2d ed.. ISSS
1>. 8V0. And see ."^vMONris, .John AmuxcTo.v, (tlie elder,)'
SymoiHls, llev. Hilliam SnniiiPl, [„„,,., vol.
...add ] MMssr, rector of l-e.idook, Wm^ter^liire
.1 ".; .'^'.'» '"""'" "»»'fi-ou.s papers on local ge gy to
the lintiHh .\.ss„ciation and to Wientifie jounial.. ^ o
possessed .„ intimate knoivle.lge of the ge.ilogy „f the
Malvern !!.|l,s, I. Recor,ls of the liocks; or, X„te/on
the (.eol-v.,, .Valiiral lli.sfiry, and Antiquities of Noi'th
iIIumI^Iuo," ";:::;, ^^j^^S' "°' ^'"■""""-"" ^— us
iiioie d.sci.rsive imliiialist ami l„ tlie ..r arv iris ,,
2. Malvern Chase: an Episode of the M'ars of the
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hdited by W. S. S. Tewkesbury, ISSI, p f<vo "^
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Jil:ie,al^Drifts, .le., Lon., ,SS3, ,Syo. Also, dingle-lee
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•i llntish Rainfall, 18S|, L„„„ i,ss2, Sy . I r ilT . h
.iidaM at More than Two Thousaild ^Uti ons's!;^
Lon., l,s,s(, Svo. .,. liniish Rainfall, issii, !,„„ is,S7
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by he Coniinittee of (ho Royal .Society. Illust., J aps
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a Solictor » Olhce, Lcm., 1870, Syo
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(Ho was named after James A. Ilayard, and sometimcil
used the signature "J. Dayard Taylor" in early life,
which led to the erroneous form in which his name ap-
pcared on the title-page of his first book.) His life con-
tinued to be one of alternate travel, lecturing, and news-
Iiaper work in the office of the New York Tribune until
10 was a)ipninted U.S. minister to tlermany, less than a
year before his death. He had been long collecting ma-
terials for a Life of (joctho, but the composiiiun of the
work was never begun. For biog., see Tavi.oii, Mauik
Hassk.n, and SciniiKii, Hoiiack E., in/ni. I. Faust: a
Tragedy. Uy ,lobann Wolfgang von Goethe. Trans-
lated in the Original Metres. Host., 1870-71, 2 vols.
4to; Lon., 1871, 2 vols. p. Svo: Lcipsic, 1871-70, 2 vols. j
later editions in America, 2 vols. l2mo.
'■ Fully to aiipre<'lale the success with which he has
trhimphed over many of the ditllculties in rhythm and
sense which a poem I'ike ' Faust' presents to a Iransliilor,
one must muke a careful coni|iarison of his translation
with previous elVorts. . . . We llnd for the most part in
the lanKuagc selected a delicacy of car and a justness of
(M'rceptioii which leave little to be desireil. . . . Altogether
we think it can be safely niainlained that the rich and
varied music of ' Kaust' has i-.ever before been so faithfully
represented to I'liialish ears. In single i)a.s.sages we slionld
still prefer the utterances of some of -Mr. Taylor's models ;
but for a general high average of excellence we think his
work will have nniny advantages over its competitors."—
S(i/. Kcv., xxxii. :i71. (.Notice of the First I'art.)
" To our mind he has had a belter success than any met-
rical predeci'ssor of his who hiLs attemiited tin ■ l'"aust' as
a whole. With llayward's prose translation for the sense,
and Mr. Taylor's for the metres, and for collateral ligliton
numerous passages, the reader who knows no (ierman
may gel as^ood an idea of the poem as is perhaps possi-
ble""-.Y(((»yii, .\ii. 'JOl.
2. Joseph and his Friend : a .Story of Pcnnsylviinia,
N. York, 1870. l2mo,
" We do not think that he has eciunlled his firmer novel
cither in originality of conceiition or in charai'ter ; allhough
there is coiisuleratjle power in this book, and it will be
read with interest."— /l(/i., No. -JoS.
;i. The Masque of the (iods. Best., 1872, lOmo.
'"The Masque of the Coils' is not exactly inspired,— it is
no cup of new wine from fresh-pre.ssed grapes ; but it is a
Iioem to read more than <iiice. and a poem for which, in
these days of Mr. Tupper and others, we ought to be grate-
ful."-.4«.. No. ■J;f27.
4. Beauty and the Beast: Tales of Home, N. York,
1872, 12mo. 5. (Ed.) Illustrated Library of Tr.ivel,
Exploration, and Adventure, N. York, 1872-74,8 vols.
l2mo; new ed., 1881,0 vols. 6. Lars: a Pastoral of
Norway, Best., 187:1. Ifimo.
"The iiofiii is plcusing, with several pretty pictures,
much good leaching and good feeling, and sinue charac-
ters in whose reality the reader will be glad to believe."—
A'dd'on, xvi. ;i21.
7. School History of Germany to 1871. Illust. N.
York, 1874, 12aio. 8. Egypt and Iceland in the Y'ear
1871. N. York, 1874, 12mo.
" This might be called Iceland visited and Egypt re-vis-
ited, for two distant countries are brought together in one
book, becau.se tliev formed the ,scuin> of Mr. Taylor's
travels in one year. . . . The individuality which the
writer possesses gives an interest to many of his descrip-
tions of scenes familiar enough."— .4(/i., No. 2404,
fl. The Prophet: a Tragedy, Host., 1874, ! nmo.
" He bus written the tragedy of Mormonisin, and taken
Joe.^mith and BriKliam Voting for his heroes. . . . lie has
changed the names of his in'rsoimges, elalionited his plot,
left certain details gracefully vague, ami, for the most pint,
steered clear of local color. But his desire has been to uii-
liere to reality lus much as was practically convenient, and
to eiijov whatever benefit there miubtbc in leaving to bis
drama'the savor of the soil. ... It is imposMlile t« deny
that 'The Prophet' ilocs not bike holil ii( the iunigiiialioii.
It is the reverse of viil|,'ar in coiiccplioii.it is careful in
execution. It has a dozen comnieiidiibleiiuulilies. . . . lliii
it wants stvle, it lacks heat, it misses tie' nameless some-
thing which .sir Joshua Ueynolds, in the anccdole, indi-
cated by a snap of his fiiigers."-.Y(«7/i Amcrivun Hvviiac,
iUenrii Mimes,) exx. 188.
10. Home Pastorals, liallaiis, and Lyricf, Host., 1875,
12mo. II. The Echo Club, and other Literary Diver-
sions, Bo- i.. 187li. sq. 18mo. 12. Boys of other Coun-
tries: Siciries for American Boys, N. Y'ork, 1876, sq.
12mo. i:!. The National Ode: printed in Perfect Fac-
simile of the Manuscript, Host., 1870, 4to. 14. Prince
i Deukalion : .i Lyrical Drama. Best., 1878, sq. Svo.
i " An allegoric sketch of thespirifual history of mankind
from the time when the pagan wa-s passing into the cliVi-
tiaii atie. ... In altem;iting thus to write of the liighc>l
spiritual result in the past and the highest spiritual liO|ic
of the future, Mr. Taylor has won the success which a
man of talent could obtain by a vigorous tour tie force.' —
yal'-m, xxvii. fflV.
ij Studies in German Literature: with an Introduc-
i tiou by George H. Boker, N. Yofk, 1879, 12ino. 16,
rennsylvuniii,
TAY
Jew 'J' l^s:;;'"',!"?,'"?.'"",^,'^'' •) "-'- ISSO, I2,no,.
N Yurk HS.' loLw "/'"""•'■' ""'^ l-il«n,ry Notes
i
nnil other Sketoiii;s.
SoiiKu of Ycslerduy.
Uotween the (Jatos
Illiiit. Chic, 1S78,
II ;"'(. Chic, ISM, l2n,o. „,
Illust. Chic, 1S77, ,Mvo. B,
Summer Ruiiihle.< in Caiilbrnia.
er. 8vo. 7. Siiiiiirier Savory :
» . • I v., »,i, OVU,
Wor'k,.CI,ic:is,^;",2',Kf''''"- "• ^"'""l^''« I'-tical
Tre.r::j/^^-„^^:;,,;:;i^;:n,r!;^,i5;;::,^'^^-
tion and its Pathology, l,o„., |SS5, ^';,/"<"^''l'""'" ^'•-
College .Sehooi. London, ^n.i s"' Jo, 1 ■/"c,';) ..'l' 'V"S'^
br,dge where he gnulna'ted Is,).; wal' lie'e' %^^^^^
IHI.l, and master of the college IMSI • ordainel l««T
vice-ehnneeMor of Cambri.lgo Univer»'itv ISH-r ss 1 '
. 72'- 5t"; cd' ?8S8 ;"'T;"'^,v"-""""*^-^"fC""iei, L«n
(- , Jill C(l., ISSS. ,j. Tlie D rge of Coheleth fin l,\.
Critical and Illustnaive N"tet Cum'C lie ''^^-V T^'
5. An Intrcluction to -he Am.ientn'Al ;aer„' Scorn '
}i:n;."^«^^-:™''"-^^-'''«'i^';"-:^'i::^::
Taylor, crinrlcs Favettp V ii r „., i
ht'i;JJ;::[r''i^'';'r'"T^'-^-~i™«;^^
.^.n^: Lectures, Nv,.k .sl/ir^Lo:- ^^;r;;;:;r
W. 1... M.I),, Manual of Treatment: '
TAY
"S'Z''T;";1 'V^" ""'■""'' '"^^T'luallty of humour."-
•'• Jiick an.l Mrs. lirown, and other Stories Ilv iim
Author of '•Hlindnits." Kdin |s7.|,,l". " i
KSiiii
"|&r^::'/r,^;J-'^^;y:aSearch..r.he
r.Kcv.ChBrles Snm„nl. vr .. ...,.._. . I OH Jtl ",!;'■•].'■,*'.•.*•,• "* ^nt a Day without a Lin
^t..er Talcs, adapted from the Frc^ch;"Lon.!'ls;;^;'|2ro'!
mJnt"v',?'' ['"""."'S^.- ^■•« Legislatures Parlia-
isBi!; iln.: is;",';,"'i'j ^"'' "^''' ""•' "^'''"-' ^^''
iuL-^wi'trv ■''■'"""",'.• '• ''"■"^'•"f Piano-FortePlay.
ro;-c U e I "T""" ^-l^i-'P''-''^- Editcl by Sir (ieorgo
ol:^:u^S„t/^-k;i^^h!X^:^ru;'-''"
the*Aliri,'ti' '.l^'^T**-"" "■• (•»>--) wVeet'ons for
Prof 1 i l,o' ■ i,''.'^".'""''" "f Wounds as employed a[
l.rol. liillioth s Clinic : arranged for Slu.icnls lind Phv-
«e|^;^^e^.^:!r.^;^s-^-4Tf-^
See) 'F,risV';.'L"i7"st ''"'"""'"'•^'"^'^ Arch.ologi::!
IsKni:' "• "•' '^'"'I''f«"fl'aul. must. Host.,
rJ'^?:J"'^;i^:t^;te"'i^f;?«^:tf"''"'"''>'^^«-
W"l''"!;',f;™ l'"I'l'y-Uog Tales. UyanOldDog.
pK?;:2^S^-^,,^:,'^-j:-a«cncfitPa
anJlt!;l^'f,i!^:^-l^^:^j;«-,;,(W) Church
Taylor, Edward I
V'>ik, I Hail, 3
1. Souvenir of the Novitiatp.
Marriag;,'b;'^,;;;^^:;-,,^^i^^-^ "^^^tV^ ?^!:p"^
Ve'?:es''i:!",:.,*V8,^;,2!;7^''' '""'^ ''^'■"■'^''"-' »"-
w;:::rf^rv'''^"^v^^"-^"p"-^^^^^
was an army chaplain in the Confederate service duriniJ
The"l]': ,tT' 'T "? ''"""-' "« * ">i^-"nar; IS r l!
.«.n:c%.'^i;„it^','Cc/;:;^h;;rLL^'^!:i^
J^ma.ssage i.ssl. i. Pelvic and Hernial Theraiieutios
[
ISB.S, 3 vols. p. «vo.
oidedly ' Bllndpils' i
but the storv !« ,.h„r„,y,S*,i7'..^'.'^^'.""Vy as weP as power,
. Taylor, Uev; (Ve^l^^J.^^;^:^' ^'^' '2-.
an Klcgy ; aiid othei- S ^'"Twhl^Xui w^'T
887 5 Tl,„ vf» Af-"^''?' "A '^'•■"'•ning-- a Poem
N York,' lS88,8v„ '"'""''•• "^ ^^-^-'-y and Destiny.'
b ?'7"j'"Tho"A':7^f I-Wwell, [ante, vol. iii., add.,]
b. I, J. fhoAuto-Uiography of an Octogenarian Archil
1419
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TAY
tcct ! bfinc a Keoord of his Studios nt Home and Abroml
.luring Bi Years, Ac. Illusl. I.on., lS7()-73, 2 vols. 4t«.
■■ \.s n roccjrd, not without pathos, and, whoii rwarded
l,v inoderii fvos, ,. tli.|,-e of ,|ualntness ''' '\ l;;"«>'\Vj',';'':
clifciuered, and industnonscarwr. this li;> .k i ia> " in l
serve, nolwlthsumdlnn Its lenmh, a ronsiderahlo sha e of
the a ten Inn of those who, hasklnt; In tlie auinnm sun of
ei iv " n.v e.Mv to take a .sail but intensely real jilea-s-
lire in revlewl'nt; portions of their own prohahiy parallel
careers in lite,"-.!'/!., No. 'J'^IW.
Taylor, Helen I-. 1. Th« Manor-llousc hxhibi-
tiou. must, l,.u.., ISTH, ISmo. 2. Out of the U ay.
must l.on., ISS.t, p. 8vo. ;i. Utile Christians Pil-
griiua(!o: the Story of the lMl(!rim's Progress siuiply
told. Illu.st. Lon., or. svn.
Taylor, Sir Henry, K.C.M.G., D.C.L., [<.M(e, vol.
iii add 1 IsiHI-lSXtl, b. at liishoii Middlohain, Durham,
En''.; settled in London in l.Si;!, and was for forty-
cii-ht years a clerk in the Colonial Office, declining in
)8I7 the post of permanent under-seoretary, and retiring
in IS?" In istill ho was made a kniglit commander
of the order of St. Michael and St. Oeorge for his di9-
tin^uisheil services to the state and to literatiiro. A
collected edition of his works was published in 1H7S, J
t-ols svo. Add: 1. Autobiography i>( Henry Taylor,
180II-1S7,'), Lon., is.sj, 2 vols. Svo. (Previously printed
for private circulation, 1S7I-77.) ~ , , ..,,
"There can he lillle doubt Shat .«ir Henry Taylor sujl-
iimes will take a permanent place ''»'''■'«,''''"' ;\^,^"'',"
hulions to a must imcresUiiK I'VI"'"'''"';',' i niiVlo sm"h a
They possess all the .,oaliin;s which ^b:;"',^,^",'/™.,^'^"-" "^
work to cl ■ '
scss ail loe iiuMiMi. .1 v'"^" '^v , V. n„ ,-u
•laini a lasiiiii; rc|HiUition. —t^al. ltei:,nx. ■!(«.
•■ It presents a scries of studies ill chariictcr drawn from 1
the most eminent men and women of the last si.xty years
.Sir Henry Taylors portraits of his ureal cmitein poraries ,
are not hastily thrown olf ; thouiih sometimes;^ achieved in
comparatively few lines, they are the result of carelul ami
cxaA observation. "-E. DowiiKN ; .Ir-iti., xxvii JI.7.
'• The more stirring and cosmopolitan halt of sir Henry
Tavlor's career is dealt with in the first of his two volnn es^
wlJiidi is, on that account, far more interesting than Ihe
■'"'T'corVespoii'lcnJe of Henry Taylor. Edited by Ed-
ward Dowden. l.on. , lsS-<, Svo.
'■ \bout iwo-thinlsof Ihe letters are from Taylor sown
pen and of the remainder about half were written by
such friends .,t llic inner circle as Miss FenwlckSir James
Steiihen .lames Spcilding, and Mr, .\ubrey de \ ere, Iho
Vol nc u.les, heiidcs, men of widely various pnrsui s^
such as Mr, (iladstoiie, Karl Grey, the •wt^Laiireate, Mr
Swinburne, and Mr, Vcnables aiuoiiK the living; and ot
the departed, Mrs. Austin. Mrs. Norton \\onlswortl,
Southev, and Macaiilay. Taylor's own letters are ad-
dressed to a still longer list of friends and, while they do
not exhibit him in any conspicuously new Ph'';'-';; ' M
Ueepcii the impression produced by the ■ Auiobiograpnj,
and serve not a little to illustrate his character, tastes and
powers, anil their limitations; especially, perhaps, their
limitations."— .l^/i.. No. Shw
TAY
The Liturgy and Ihe Dissenters, Lon., ISfili, Svo ; 3d od.
same year. {This is erroneously incUuled among the
works of Canon Taylor's father, nnli. vol. m ) •!•
Words and Places; or. Etymological Illustrations ol
History, Ethnology, and Oeography, Lon., ISfiJ, p.
Hvo- 2d ed. same year; three Inter eds. 4. Ihe family
Pen; Memorials, liiographical and Literary, of the
Taylor Family of Ongar, Lon., IHl'.7, 2 vols. p. 8vo.
"This work, however InlerestlnL' in point of subiect to a
certain world of readers, is patchy iid unsatisfactory.
— ,i(/i., No. 'Jo;;!.
'j. The Uurdon of the Poor: a Slight Sketch of a
Poor District in the East End of London., Lon., 1867.
(). Etruscan Uesearches, Lun., 1S74, Svo.
" Mr Taylor believes that Ktruscan Is a member of that
Altaic (or, as he calls It, Vgric) class of 'niraiiian which
Includes the lannuaL'cs of niaiiy tribtvs of .\rctie l-.iirope
and Siberia, of llic Turks ami llieir kinsmen ot ( eiitral
Asia, of the lliingarians, and others. , . . Thcslroimest ar-
L'ument ... is that drawn from the tomb-builMlim. . . .
\Ve do not think Mr. Taylor's linguistic evidence at prcson
stronc cnoUL'h to coiuirm it. . . . llCorsseiis |iliilologl al
evidcMicc for an Italian origin will stan.l oxaniumtion. he
rgric hypothesis iinist fall, lint it is looiir """''« •',;'; .','-
that no satisfactory linguistic pnsd wi 1 ever c drawn
from such unsatisfactory materials, -.K/i. No. -l-S.
"Krom first to last its interest never tlau's; an 1 tic
reader as he closes the b.iok will h'cl thai, even Mi
Taylor's conclusions cannot 111 everviuslancc be sustaii.
the conditions of the cimtroversy have at tliu least licui
malcriallv elianired."— .s'lI^ /I'cr., xxxvii. Wd,
!• Asbr'th the s^emitic and Aryan keys have failed lie has
tried a Turanian key. "«,bas eertaiiilv tiirned his key
once or twice, but the lock is not opened, and t«. reason
1 whv the key turned round at all was siiiijily because it is
verV .smooth and small and has very lew ward.s ■ • • Mr.
I Tavlor, before attempting a task tha has biillled e best
scliola^, has not even made him.sel ""'"l!"!'';'"' ^ J \ "''•:
simplest rules of Comparative Philology. — Ma.\ Ml i.lkh .
1 ^ 'seo letter from Dr. Taylor in reply to this article, in
' ^ ''mV. ^yl'; lias feUe.1, oyer and over ^^^
Taylor, Henry, town-clerk of Flint. Historio
Notices, with Topographical and other Gleanings de-
scriptive of the Borough and County Town of Flint,
Lon., 1883. ^ o, . i •
Taylor, Henry, architect. 1. Notes on Sketching
Tours. 2. Old Halls in Lancashire and Cheshire: in-
cluding' Notes on the Ancient Domestic Architecture of
the Counties Palatine. Illust. Manchester, 1884, 4to.
"The value of Mr. Taylor's book is in the plates, hut the
letter-press which accompanies them is useful. —Atli.. ^o.
^''■"i'he book Is indispensable to an archseologist."— 4cad.,
Taylor, Henry Osborn. Treatise on the Law of
Private Corporations having Capital Stock, Phila., 1884,
Svo: 2d ed., lsS8. , „ . ,
Taylor, Henry W. The Times of Daniel : an
Argument, N. York, 1^<7I, 12ino.
Taylor, Hugh. The Morality of Nations: a
Study in the Evolution of Ethics, Lon., 1S8S, cr. Svo.
Taylor, Ida .\sliWorth. 1. Vcnus's Doves, Lon.,
1SS4, 3 vols. p. Svo. 2. Snow in Harvest, Lon, 1SS3, 3
vols. p. Svo. 3. Allegiance: a Novel, Lon., 1886, 2 vols,
cr. Svo.
Taylor, Kev. Isaac, Litt. D., LL.D., ['lutc vol.
iii.. add..] h. I.s2i), at Stamford Kivcrs, Eng. : son of Isaac
Tavlor, LL.D., (7. <:, «nte, vol. iii. ;) graduated at Trinity
CoiWge, Cambridge, 1S53; ordained lSo7: vicar of ,st.
M:itlhias. Iletbnal Green. 1S,V.-I',!I, and of Holy Trinity,
Twickenham, lsiill-7.'i; since then rector of Settrington,
Yorkshire: canon anrl prebendary of 'i'ork Cathedral
since I8S0. The following list of his publications in-
cludes the onlv one meiitioncil 'iiit,. vol. iii.: 1. (Kd.)
Charioles: Illuslrations of the Private Life of the An-
cient (Jrceks. l!v W. A. Becker. Lon., 1854, Svo. 2.
vm
strangi mistake of citing a.s riiiAvWi (Turanian) \yords
w Icfi are really either J.y.6/c (Semitic) V, /":';.',' ".-V/w";
KiiriMiean.) Every Orientalist knows that the I urkish ul
Constantinople is a composite language, ike lliiidiisiftiii
and that it has adopted a host of Arabic and Persian
"•oc'iblesof all kimis' Hence those who are "•'", "ll"!',"
with these other tongues must use ■lurkish voea bu bines
for iihilological puri.oses with greatcaution. How mrMf;
Tavlor's arguments are alVeclcd by this pervading error, it
is easy to see."-WlLl.I.\M WiugHT: .4(/i., No. 24'22.
See, also, the letter of Richard F. liurton in the same
number of the ^(AciisHm ; that of Hyde Clarke in No.
'>423: that of Lord Crawford and Ualoarrcs in No.
2424 ; the reply to all these of Mr. Taylor in No. 242, ;
the rejoinder of Lord Crawford in No. 2430, and of Capt.
Burton and Mr. Clarke in No. 2431, (Capt. liurton
writes, " I hold the Mongoloid theory to be the book s
one (ethnological) virtue, linked with a thousand (an-
thropological and linguistic) crimes;") the surrejoinder
of Mr. Taylor, and a fresh attack on him by James S.
Reid, in No. 2432 ; a letter in No. 2434 from S. Birch.
(who writes, "Without disparaging the researches ol
Lord Crawford and Mr. Taylor, it may be premised
that they have treated the subject as comparative phi-
lologists, and not approached it as archaeologists or de-
cipherers. The two persons most eminently qualihed
for this task, the late Mr. Edwin Norris and Dr. Hincks.
are no more;") another letter from Mr. Taylor in No.
2436; a final note from Capt. Burton in No. 243S; and a
letter from Mr. Taylor on Prof. Corssen's interpretation
of the Etruscan epitaphs in No. 24il5. 7. Greeks and
Goths : a Study on the Runes, Lon., lS7fl, Svo.
"His purpose is to show that the runic alphabets . . .
must be trace<l to the alnhabets of the (ireek ot I lie hge. "
and of the Hellenic colonies on the coasts (.t t e ma ^t-
.sea in the sixth and seventh centuries belore theChristiau
era . U must, we think, be allowed that the evidence,
so far as it goes, is most cogeiit,"-.S(i(. llrr.. ■<"''!Vi,,: „r„„
"In no cose does he critically rcliite any ut the argu-
ments of Dr. Winimcr. but he eoudemiis tiiem a most
cavalierly On the whole, therefore, the question o
the origin of the Hunes remains where " wax- ' J^ V"',.
liable portion of the book isthcdLscuurseon the Oghams.
— .4//1., No. 2t'.UU. , , „ . , , ,,
S. The Alphabet: an Account of the Origin and De-
velopment of Letters, Lon.. 1SS3, 2 vols. Svo.
" Dr Tiiylor has spareii iiii pains to make his work as
thorough a-s jiossiiile. He lias devoted iiiaiiy years to us
nposltiiui, and hiu< coiisulled iunuincrable nionograpli-
byspeeialists ill every dcpiirlmeiit of paUeography, tnoiitn
we miss a few eminent names and cardinal works, lie
has had the advice and assistance of such scholaij ii-
Kricdrich Miiller, Eutiiig, Rurnell, I.eiiormant, and Stnl-
lebrtt.s. and especially of Professor Saycu, whose pala-o-
TAY
TAV
to this article, in
k'Mst suli>f«,.(Mry ill tli/lM/,k ' iVT^,i r/ T'' "^^ ^ il">", Lnn.. l.sM. „ s. ,>.._ „ « .."^.".'B
.Mit<,f his ,k.,,|l,."->v,( / ivi T."*'"' '" '"•'■'' "''•■'"•'>■
!) Tl,,. M l> ■'. -.'-
i'. The .\iiiiix Huni's l)ipiiL'li^ iKsrt in i
th.it Ihc wrih-i- lm,l r..,lis,.„v,'r M 1 i,r „ , m" I""-'''"'
layior, J. «.. t„ur |||st,„-i,.„l Sermons- „„ Au-
li'.st., ISS7,
iiient ,it Molroso lliglijiitiils, Massiidiusi.tt
I on'"! '"''•'• •'"'"• '■■''^^""■"•"y Cliesa I'roblcm.,
Lnndauor. lllust. l,on., |S71I, ox L' sv,, ^ ' ^
1. li.e .Scottish Covenanter., Uh., Isn], |L'„,o o n '?•
'/r-layIorhn><amini),lishc<laii,si.|i,n, .It j„ ..h,,,,,,,,,
Taylor, James. American I>„litieal Philosophy •
iin Inquiry «« to the UenieJies for Social nn,l I'ol tica
a, isli'i^C ^ """'^' *^™'«" ""'^ ""'"^•^' ^'""'''"^""-
"Taylorrjames W. Historical Antiquities of Fife, V^i^^\
ehiony heclcsmsfcl; L',1 e,i., l,Min., l.ST.^'a vols. 8vo "'■'■•'''""!■■'
1 aylor, Jeinungs. The Last Three IJishops of
the Ai.Klican Church, Canaila. 1,„„., 1870, Kimo
I aylor, John, librarian of the Bristol Museum
""' h'}"J"y-, '• A """i" '" Clift'.n. 2. Tintcrn Abbey
an,l Its Founders. .3 A Book about Bristol, Historical
l.e,lesiaj.tical, and Biographical : from Original Ho'
search. l,on.. 187,3, p. Svo ; new oil., IS77.
1,0'n I V "l"^ '' '"T'ly " KUiiU-book for straiiKors, parllv a
haii.l nmk lor aiitiquaries."-,s„(, Hev..xxx\iii ■S,i ^ ^
I. Bristol and Clifton, Old and .New, Lon., IS77,'i. Svo
1 aylor, John. 1. Oreat Lessons from Little
Thing.s Illust. Lon., 1,S73, 4to. 2. Ueminiscences of
iMiac Marsden ot JJoncaster, Lon., lS8;t, „ ,svo S
I'icture Truths : a Series of 'practical" Lessons on the \\vJ'f,^ °^ r''"' ^""""''' ■'^"'i'h. tlie Famous Negr
rorination of Chanicter, Lon., ISS:,, 'p!'^" 4" tI" j" K^^Zl Vr^?'^ T!^ 1" ^"'^"^-^r-ly ll-
Formation of Character, Lon., ISS.'l p 8vo
Apostles of Fylde Methodism, Lon., cr. sVo
■ ?,"*;,"'■'•'?'!" A' '-IJcfence of Insanity: Address
in the fnal of J. .1. Burroughs, 18-fi, Svo. 2. Kxone !
;;::i"ViX"^voit''l'::^n:o "" '""^ '■'' ^""'•"«'"
iiiir'Lo'ii'it's^'';.:!""'''- '^•■•"'-"'■'" '^'-'"""-■'
Taylor, John Kllor, Ph.D.. F.L.S., F.O.S., r-././f
v"l. 1,1., lAVLoii John E., add.,) b. at (iorton, M.ui'
liester, Eng. ; editor of Science (iossip. 1. (Jcological
..-.i.y.^ and Sketch of the Geology of Jlanchester, 1804.
.. I all-IIours at the Sea-Side, Lon., IS72; new ed.,
"Ml, p. hvo. .i. Half-Hours in theliroen Lanes, Lon.
N-; new cd 187y, p. 8vo. 4. Oeological Stories in
hrouolog.cal Order, Lon., 187;) , new ed., IS71I. p. Svo "
Ld. Notes on Collecting an,l Preserving Natural-His'
I,
dom Lon, IsNI, p. Svo. 12. Our Common' IlVi'tis'h
1-ossis and »he,eto find thn,,. I,..n., Iss.,. p. 8v 3
inin^'ir: 'i:::;:'?":/ '^'•'''■''''"•« ""''''"^ "'^"'-
ti.o Ai^s^i-;;!;;::; n;!::;;!;i:,;;;;r:;,i^:7i™ '''/"o iiteratur.; of
...Kt.y i.ii;,iiinrc. .,iiikj\',,r, , Vr .■ rhv'ii, :;^^^^^^^
traveller "-,s>,(M(or.lix. IliiH ' '""""■" "i ""' "idli.ary
K„'i;v,nn;:;"L;:::'';;;i;;';"i^;;:""y "f suflbik. by Kivcr,
Taylor, Jo».i-|)h. 'Fast Life on the .M„dorn Iligh-
Ve^.^.'""."'' .■",'""'"'" '"'" ""• ""il-oa,'.Worl, f ,fa
j -New Po,„t ,d View, X. York, l>7l, l2mo
'denne- r' Jo-fph S. (Ed.) A I! ance of IVovi-
I den ee : >e,ng „ lli,io,y of the Church of the Stranirers
.n.lieC,.y„f New V,„.k. ,||,„,. .v. York, IssSo
I ^lajlor, I-Mcy, 1. i.d i„t„ 1,1^,1,,, i,„n_^ |.,^j
' ;r'i«.«' 1"'" '''""■'"■'■ '"■• »•'"'■'"« <li« Footlights,'
l.on., 18SB,|, Svo. :!. Sundial Court. Illust. Lon., Iss7
]>. >vo. I The Children's Champion, and the Victories
lewcm; Pictures from the Life'of "The (Jood Earl,"
Lord Shatte-sbury Lon., isss, p. Svo. 5. Marching -
-Icr-; or, Nddier Mobbic. Illust. Lon., Isss, p Svo
I aylor, I.ylton. Index. Digest of the ■I'ennes.sco
Reports.- ei„bra,ong All the Heeisions of the .Supreme
Court ol Icnnessee. Irom 1st Overton to 16th Lea, in-
vilTe.'lSss sv'o ''"'' '''"""'■•'"='' •'''"'""'•y Keports, Nash-
eo,n,??'f",T' /^'"'«;"'n <nnii)b<.||. Historical Ac-
1 , ,es?r ,^. "'7 '".■'»'^'" <'l'"i.-'l. ..nd State, (St. Oiles
J.ectiiies,) Ldiii., 18S(1, Svo.
o.lw","p'""'' '^''"•B!»''et Scott. Boys Together, and
other Poems, Lon., I8S4, p. Svo
f..T!^,V"l' '^',''"."- <'^'"""^-' ■'^O'""'"- <"■ Children:
oy .Mrs. Jlcnry Ueeve, Lon., 188;!, 12mo
m„nv. ?'"',"'■''''',"""*'*'"') ^- '«21l,at()otha,Oer-
i.mny daughter otP,.„f. Peter A. Hansen; married,
of her h„sr^"r' ^"^t'"''' ""'""• ^^" """''"ted severa
,, it.! T'^'T^f 7"'l;r '■"" '■«■■"»'■'. "'.J ..Iter his death
1 11 ed a collected edition of his .Iramatic works, Ac.
1, •,.^''T""r"' ■'"""''• ^^ "■''■> Life and Letter, of
Bayard l„yl„r, |i„st., ISS4, . ,ols. Ilimo.
onLr, I'rn'.nM "''.''''' "'■<"*'•' voLimes revoal on nwrlv every
im, , l'"il'',V '■'/J,';"' y">"l'l"l ar'bir to tlio.se <,f intirfi^
.'■•'-iiicc the publication of .Mr. Cooke's bioirraobv nf
ii.rc/lr.ivil^^or'' "' " '^'""""" ""^' Bracioiiilife.-U
iJ-'^V*"':}*^"' '^*a"''a>l William, D.D., 1846-
.„T'.',i' "m ^""'B""'- Ky., of African parentage, en-
vertlnVV •".'"''"","."'"*"'^' '''2; «''i'"' °f the South-
nee ism'" r,^'''"?''i',''"'^''-^''''J '" New Orleans
I "A .' Ir, •13"''^' "' '^■^' "™'"e« W. Downing,
, I H,„ "w' ■' Pl'intation Melodies and Revival Songs
" the Negroes. ;i. The Life, Travels, Labors, and
Helpers of Mrs. Amanda Smith, tlie Famous Negro
Missionary Evnmn.iwt. ,„;,i, „. i_... , .. , •'\\s'o
4. The Negro in
.1. Krehbiel, D.D., Cin., 18S6, 12mo
Methodism, ISs?.
"Vil^'i7M''"'"'''' /,''■'' "'">' "f ^^'""i^"; f™'» the
\ ictona Magazine," Lon., IS7(l, 12iiio
Un."l''"''l2mo."''*"- '""""" "'■ "--'"J"'"'" "'="'''^.
Taylor, N. Sneyii. Introduction to the Study of
Holy .Scripture, in Questions and Answers, Lon., 1872,
l.s7'4"l2mo' ^'"""»"'«"- IJi'^J-'intcd Jottings, Lon.,
I..nd!l!i:i^83 fu'' ""'"■"'■ ^""'^'"^^ '■^°'" '^'-y-
Lo'n."l'85.',**s™.'' **• "" ''''"'• f^'"'™ '» «««•-.)
Taylor, Colonel Philip Meadows, C.S.I.,
[""^•, vol. 1,1., Tavi.or. Cot,. Mkapows add I Hns-
ISii;, b. in Liverpool, Kni;
ir Origin, Shapes, i'er'fiimeV'.rn'd Colon'rs ^ '"ni^'V k""'"' "' '" ''i''''V"'>^, Kng.; went to India in 1S24, and
'»., ml p. 8vo! 2d ed. same ;e, n ?. M untain ."d b ur'w^s"af,'; w"' " /'"' f'^'V ''"''" "' "'« ^^''^
J!""r,C. Natural History Kanibes,") Lon. IsTCo ' "..'../in^^ *'' ""^ ''"'y' »'"' '"
^ Inderground, L„n.. im, l2mo 9. Tl e i,,. Hum ^ the It 'f., ''''"''•''''''■"'"'■' ''"""« ""■" """""'y °f
■ts Inhabitants, Structure. a,',d Ma, agVmcnt. lJ S7V governcnli'^^^^ . 1^'""'"°''"""^ "^ Shorapore, which he
r. ^™ ;^2d ed., 1881. ,0. Nature's I^y-Paths 1 a 'Serie^s' | ^f"th7^i'i:Vi'n';..^"'i?; ;r:fterrls'';VoiS'b^;ire
1421
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lirilisli governmont doiiut.v i'oiDiiiin«loncr uf tlio woslorn
ceJwl (lixIrkUnf tho l)eociin. Ho retired in IS6rt. 1.
Sei'lii, 1,011., IS7;t, H vnla. i>. ^\o.
"TliiiuKliliuriiKinUliiK Willi 118 iireilcceRsnm, It 1« fur more
Cdnipli'x, II lilwiicr IllKiit iif iiimisliiiillim, ii iiinrc riiiiimitli;
Btiiily, anil u. twirv liiipr<'Hhl\c ciimpiilsinTi "f IiInIi'O; ti; tlui
novi'ilst'N imrpiiws, ijuciiUM' tiie iil^tury Itliut uftiiu M''tiii>'l
micmuiiclluil Is luiir, Milciiiii, unci suKiiesllve to iia «11. —
Sptdiiliir, xlvl. 111. , , . „ , .
2. The St(iry ul' my l,ifu. I'Mitoil iiy lim Diiuglitor,
Ellin. ivnU I-on., 1S77, 2 vols.; new cd., IH7H, I vol. \i.
***o. ^ ,.
" If luiyliody wniits to know llii' arts by which a hiimpt'iui
(■liiiiilitiiiniiMuiiiluiicyovortiic' iiulivf miiiil. 1ft him study
this iiii|iililm.'riii>liy mid lio liifoniii'd,' - .s-i.«r(ii(i>r, 1. 1. ►!■.'.
"Thf Icadlim' liii'Us (if Coldiicl T.iylor's lllc limy lie (■;iii-
diMisiMl liitoaMiiiilUl'iu'e. . . . Ho'v llicso siiiililt; iiiaterliilH
win lif luiiii'd liil'Miii atlractlve lil "iirttpliy, the interest i.l
wliicli does lint lliiK fur two voliiiiies, It iimy iiiit be very
easy for a crltle to sViuw. ( me reiisoii, perlia)is, s the ciuiir,
niaiily, and simiile style in wlili'li Hie antlior li'lls Hie sUirv
of his Hie. Aiiollieriiiiiv be rMiiiid In tlie inlliniile lamlll-
arily wllli iiallve iiiaiiiiers. the neiierully soniid estluiat«|
of native cliiiniiter, and Hie immfs uf a let,'itiiiiate and
liindly ii.seeiidency over alien and snbjeit raees, wli eli
everv pane iiUcsIs. In lact, there are some toiielies wlileli
remind n» or the ehlvalrv of Oiitram, and others wiiiehsiiK-
liesl the L'enerosltv and benevolence of Henry Lawrence.
. (Ither men in Hie Indian services have written or
edlUMl readable tsioks; otiiers, wlio have never taken peii
In hand, exceiit to Indite an olllclal reimrt. liave civilized
ureat kiniidoniM: but very few have exhiliiled the same
iinhiiiation of lilcrary ami oillcial talent, and scarcely
one, except in Hio earliest days of the (■(mipaiiy, has, from
such slender bei:hiniiiKs, iiiaile for hlin.sell a inorc en-
dnrinw and honourable naiiie."-,s'ii(. Ilei:, xliv. 770,
;i. A Noble Queen : a KoniancB of the Kintern Mu-
tinv, I. on., IS'.s, :t vols, p, svo : new ed„ ISSc, 1 vol.
"'The late Colonel Meadows Taylor bail one surpa-ssiiiK
Kid as a writer of Indian romances. His intense sympa-
thy with Hie people enables liim to place their lives belore
the Kiih'lish reader in a fainlllar, liunian way that does
more to dispel Hie cominou ignorance and arrogant ii.s-
mimplion reKardint; the natives of India Hum a the
formal histories that ever were written."— .s'lifrtu^"-, 11. -m.
"It is the tjreat merit of Ills works that though they all
convey liistriict;oii of no litHe educational value and a
moral of inealcnlabh' im|«irtaiice, neitlier instruction nor
moral is permitted to overlay the interest of the story. —
Mil.. No.j;;r,i). „ „,
Taylor, .Mrs. 11. H. The A Ii C of Chemistry,
Ediled by W. .M. William,-. Lon., 1S7:1, IHmo.
Taylor, R. L. I. Analysis Tables for Chemistry
Students, Lon., I^Hii, K'nio. 2. Chemistry for BeKin-
ners: Examinations in Inorganie Chemistry, I-on., 18S7,
p. Svo.
Taylor, 11. W Imtely Cooke. Introduction to a
History of tho Factory .System, Lon,, ISSli, Svo,
" It is a collecHoii of a number of curious facts and
instructive, If not very appropriate, quobitions Hut the
considcralion of Hie factory system U' the lust tliiUK that it
touclieson. . . . The history closes ju.st wliere the factory
systeinbeuins,"— .s/«T((i(or, Ix. 711.
" It merelv aims at natlierliiR up from divers sources niiil
nuthoritltwwhat Is known of must labour orKaiiizations,,ana
traciuL' their inlluence ui Hie prcsenl,"---tfai(., xxx.'iii
"The imporlance of Hie book is largely as a contribu-
tion towards the solution of tile great problems ot tho
day."— .ViidiiH, xliv. 8.'i.
Toylor, Kichaid, lS2ri-l,S79, only son President
Zachary Taylor, b, at New Orleans ; graduated at Yale
ISI.'i; served in the Confederate army during the civil
war, attaining Hie rank of lieutenant-general, destruc-
tion and Ucconstruction : Personal Experiences of the
Lato War, N. York. IS7!I, Svo.
" This book is both nseliil and misidilevouR: useful, lie-
cau.se every such contribution to the history of the time by
an actor in it will lie of more or less help in reaching just
concliisious; and mischievous, hecau.sc Hie writer has used
to the utmost his inlluence with the people of the South-
ern Stales to tcacli contempt for popular government,
worship for aristocracy, whether of rank or wealth, talse
notions .if Northern society, dislike for all occupations
exceiit 'plantiiiK,' and a general belief tliat the triumph
of Hie (Joverument in the late war was the nun of civili-
zation on the coiilincnt. . . His sketclies of Lee. Joseph
E. Johnston, Stonewall Jacksiui, and of several subordi-
nate otVicers of ditVereut grades are discriminating, and
seem to catcli the salient ouiiiues of idmractcr in a way to
give liveliness and vitality to tlic picture."— Audoii, xxviil.
287
Taylor, llev. Richard Vickcrman, F R.H.S.,
[:t:tlr. vol. iii.. add..l graduated at the Liiiversity of
London lSa<J; ordained ISiili ; perpetual curate at Mel-
becks, Yorkshire, since 187S. I. History of Alvord
Church, Sheffield, I8;;9. 2. Ecclesiic Leodienses ; or.
Historical and Architectural .Sketches of tho Churches
of Leeds and Neighiiourhood, Lon,, lS7ti, p. Svo. X
Anccdot.T Eboraccnfics; or, Kemarkable Incidents in
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tho Lives of Celebrated Yorkshire Men end Women,
Lon., ISM3, er. Svo; Second Herloi, 1HS8.
Taylor, Robert W. Kyphilitio Lesions of tho
Osseous System in Infants and Young Children, N. York,
IS7.-I, Svi .
Taylor, 8. Iteconls of in Active Life: with Inci-
dents, An., I.on., issfl, p. Svo.
Taylor, H. Howard. Kato Uyrno, Lon,, 1871, 2
vols, p. Svo.
Taylor, Scdiey, M.A., late Follow of Trinity Col
lego, Cambridge, I. Sound and Music: a Non-Matlie.
matical Treali^e on tho Physical Coiislitution of Musical
Sounds and Harmony : including the Chief Acoustical
Discoveries of Professor Helniholt/., Lon., Is7:i, p. Sm;
2il cd., lss:i.
"In p<ilnt of style .iiid mode of lllustraliou our author
may well lay claim to Independeiil workmnns liji. . . .
The clilcf Interest, however, of .Mr. Taylor's book is due
not so inuidi to lucid exposition of physlca: sclcuee as to
the intimate aiipialntance of the author Willi the- two
sides of ninsical theory, the physical und the asthetic. —
.S(i/. Jlev , xxxvl. ;1S7.
2. Profit-Sharing between Capital ami Labour: to
whicii is added a .Memorandum on tlie Industrial Part-
nership at tho Whitwood Collieries, by Archibald and
Henry Hriggs, Lon., I8S4, p. Svo.
" We heartilv recommend Mr. Sedicy Tayhir's book to
Hiose who arc 'desirous of seeing not merely what results
may be antlclpiUed, but wlial rcsulbf have actually been
realized by prolit shariiu;."— .s'/wrotor, Ivii. 7U1.
Taylor, Sliepliard Thomas. I. Early Ancestors
of tho Prince of Wales, of the House of Weltin, Lon,,
188 1, Svo. 2. Ueniinisiences of liorliu during the
Kranco-aernian War of |S7(I-7I, Lon., 1SS5, p. Svo.
Taylor, Sophia, [oN'c vol, iii„ add.] 1. (Trans,)
The Tiieology of tho (lid Testament, by (1, F, Oehler :
vols. i. and ii., Lon., ls;4-75, Svo. 2. (Trans.) Chris-
tian Charity in tho Ancient Church, by (!. Ihlhom.
Edin., ISSii, p. Svo. :i. (Trans.) Scenes from the Lile
of Jesus: Lectures by E. Lohnninn, Lon., ISSl, p. Svo.
1. (Trans.) The Doctrine of Divine Love; or, Outlines
of tho Moral Theology of the Evangelical Church, liy
Ernst Sartorius, Edin,, 1884, Svo, i, (Trans.) Com-
mentary on ticne.sis, by F. Doiitzsch : vol. i,, Lon., 1SS8,
Svo. With CiiiusTiK, Kkv. Pktkh, (trans.) A History
of tho .lewish People in the Tiuie of Jesus Christ, l.y
Emil .Sohiiror. Second Division. Vols. i. and ii., EJiu.,
ISS6.
Taylor, T. II. Old Theology turned Upside Down,
or Right Side Up, Host,, IS7I, l2mo; 2d ed„ IS7:i.
"Taylor, Theodore," (Pseud.) See Hottkn,
John C.vmuks, sa/o'o.
Taylor, Tom, [<iii(', vol. iii., add.,] d. 1S&'. He
was editor of Punch IS74-SII, and also art critic t the
Times and (Iraphio. In 1870 he began a series „f his.
torical idays witli"'Twixt Axe and Crown," followed
by "Joan of Are," 1870, " Lady Clancarty," 1S7;1, and
"'Anne Boleyn," IS76. I. Leicester Square: its Asso-
ciations and its Worthies: with a Sketch of Hunter'^
Scientihc Character and Works, by Richard Owen,
F.R.S. lllust. Lon., 1S74, p. Svo.
"This is a bad specimen of a bad kind of book, and ccv
taliily ought never to have been wnlteii by a man wiih
.such fair claims to a respectable rank in literature as Mr.
Tom Taylor."— .S(i(. lie.v., xxxviii. \il'A.
"Tlieliiographical largely preponderates over the t"|"-
uraphicnl elemeut in Hie book ; but this is not greatlv in li.'
reiirclted, as it allows the author room for a lull and livcl.'.
account of the various arlisls, philosophers, and statcsiiiiii
who were either inhubitanUs or lodgers in the Square. —
Acad., vi. 228.
2, Historical Dramas Lon,, 187 1, p, Svo.
Toylor, U. Ashworth. I. Wayfarers: a Nov.l,
Edin. and Lon., l8S(i, 2 vols. cr. Svo. 2. Tho City nl
Sarras, [a novel,] Edin. and Lon., 18S7, p. Svo.
Taylor, V. O. Every .Man his Own Doctor, lliii--
dale, N.H., 1S70, 16mo.
Taylor, W. Memorials of the Life and Mini.-^tiv
of C. C. Mackintosh. Edin., 1S70, p. Svo.
Taylor, W. (Ed.) Diary of James Calder. Editt 1
from tho Original MSS., with Illuftrativc Notes. Stir
ling, lS7,i, Svo,
Taylor, W. The Freedom of tho Will, Lon., 1>M,
12mo.
Taylor, Waller C. 1. A Physician's Counscliit-
Women in Health and Disease, Cleveland, 0., IS7l,
12ino. 2. A Physician's Counsels to Men in Health an I
Disease. Cleveland, 0., IS72, 12mo.
'."aylor, Walter Ilcrroii, b. is:!8, at Norfolk,
Va. ; educated at tho Virginia Military Institute; wi^
J,-
i
mill Women,
Iff: Willi Iiioi-
e, I-on., 18T1. 2
life and Ministry
Will, Lon., ISSl,
TAY
Iiiljiitttot-Konornl (if the Arinv nf Northern Viralnliv
.lurniK Iho eiyil wiir, an<l •in,,, ,|mi, hu« beun ii bank.r
II Niirlolk, Vii. I. Th« liimk of TravoN of u |)„«tor
1)1 1 hysio: luintiuninn I'i" "»b»orviUi inmlu in Cortiiin
lortioni" ot li.e 'I'wi. CiintineiitH, I'hilii., |S7| ii,,,,, ■>
Four Voiirs with (IninnI l,c.(: hoinK ,i SuuMmiry of Iho
More Important Kvents tom^hlnn Ihr CariMT of (iiMioriil
Hoiert K l,oi., in the War liHwioi, lli.. ,Stut.« : toKothrr
with iin Aulhontiitivu StiitiMnciit ..f Hiu SironKth of the
Army wliioh ho (MMiimiinilud in tl'o Fielil, X York 1S7>*
8vo. ■ ' '
"Thcru lire Hcrniw nf Innirinutloii whlcli we l«.||,.vi. ti,
be i|im.. MOW an, whloh arc Lill „r Int,,,.!. 1, ii I'ru a c
onlyoiioiiKliof ila.|„ („ ,„„k,, ,„ |„„^, ,„r „„,',',, "'^'^' '\\^
.elfL.vo lliat he IKS not oxhaiiM,.,! Ih,. MihJ.ot » hich' fur-
ilslios Iho niiist In rtniit part of |,i, book, but II a lie
ha» iloiie murli to ai.l the fntiire Iniiulrer.'-A-,,)/',,', xx! i. I
Taylor, Knv. William, \.,n„., vol. lii., ihirteenih !
of the namelhere menlioni'd, aiM.. | b. 1821, in Virginia' I
became a Motlio,li,-t preaehcr 1812; ,ervnil aa a mi».ion- i
ary in Alrica, India, and South A nerieii, an I in |HS|
wa« made Missionary Iiisho|, of Africa. I. Christian
Adventures in ,<oulh Africa, Isfir. 2. Four Yearn"
tampaiKn in Imlia, l,on., IH75, p. Svo. .i. Our South
American ToiLin-, N'. York, IS7S, 12mo. I. Letlem (o
a (Quaker Friend on Haptimii, ISSd. ;,, Ten Years of
.'^ell-Supporlini? .Missions in India, N. York, 1XS2 IL'mo
laylok-, Hilliiim. Veritas Vietrix, l.on., 1X78]
Taylor, Williui;, \. Eighteen Presidents and
Contuinponineous Uulers. Illust. I'ittsliiirir I'a 1H7()
l2ino. " '' '
Taylor, Williair Ambrose, b. IS.,.,, at llieen-
tmni, llerk'hire; assistant curator and librarian of the
Hoyal Ooologieal Society of Cornwall. iKd.) A Cata-
loKUo of the Library of llio Koyal (Jeolofrical Society
ol Cornwall, I'lymoulh, ISS2, Sv„. ■"
Taylor, Williom Charles. An Agricultural
«ote-llook to assist Canii hites in preparinL' for Uxami-
nations in Ajjriculture, I.oi,,, Iss,,, p. hvo.
Taylor, Ilev. William Francis, D.D., M, D
graduate at Trinity CoIIckc, Dublin, I,S17; ordaineij
1M8; vicar of St. Chiysosti Kverton, since lS7n
(Trins.) The Hook of liurtram, A.lJ. SID, do Corpore et
Sanguine Domine: with Notes and Inlroduction, l,on.,
Taylor, Rev. William Frederick, ordained
IhJll; chaplain at Tristan d'Acuiiha ' .s.^ll-.OH .■ rector
of St. I'oter's, Mossel Hay, Cape Colony, since ISSO. ]
Account of the Seltle-.ient of Tristan d'.. iiiha. I.on '
lH5t). 2. Thirty-Two Years of Mission Life, L,,, l,S8:!'
Taylor, William .>l. The .«onit..r: a Manual of
FreeiniLsonry, adapted to the Work and (iovernment of
the Lodges subordinate to the Grand Lodue of Texas
IL.uston, Tex., lS7ii. l.Smo.
Taylor, Hev. William >lacl<ergo, D.I)., 1,1, D
[itiili:, vol. iii., add.,1 b. 1N21I, at Kilmarnock, Scotland:
graduated at the University of (lla.sHow 184«, and at the
Iheological Seminary of the Inited Presbyterian Church
in Edinburgh '852; pastor of the IJioadway Tabernacle
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and the Wanderer Welcomed, N. York, I87II, l2mo •
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Miniclcs in their Holation to Christ and Christianity.
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other hormons, N. York, 1880. Svo. 13. Paul the Mis-
Monary. Illust. N. York, 18S2, 12mo. 14. Contrary
» Mills, and other Sermons, N. Y'ork, 188:) ,Svo la
Jesus at the Well, 1884. 16. John Knox, (" Men Worth
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Taylor, Winifred. 1. Violet Rivera; or, Loyal
TFAi
to Duly, Lon., 1S7I, l2mo. 2. Silverton Court : a Tale.
Illust. Lon., |8N,^, n. Svo.
Taylor, Winnie Louise. Ilii Broken Sword,
Cliic, 18SS, I2nio.
Taylor-TnNwell. s..,. Taswki.i,
Teal, AllKi-line. J„bn Thome's Folk-: a Study
of Weslcin Lile, Ho,!.. \Ht\, \Jiw>.
Teale, Thomas PridKin, .M.A., F.H.C.S., grad-
I ualed at llrasenose College, Uxford, iN.'jO; surgeon to the
! Leeils (ieneriil Inllrmaiy. I, Dangers lo lleallh in our
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8,,) ,,. The Busso-Tiirl'ish War, us foreseen in the
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Kelerenee to Foreign Stales. Lo,<,, ISS4.
Tedder, II. R., librarian of the Atbenipuni Club,
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ISSS, Svo. '
Teelinf;, Capt. H. Military Maxims and Apoph-
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12nio. ' '
Teesdnle, Rev. Frederic Uobree, M.A.,
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Teesdnle, M. J. (Trans.) Goethe's Hermann and
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'I"eirt, Rev. Uenjamin Franklin, D.D., LL.D.,
[ntilr, vo . 111., add.,] ISlli-lsSi, U.S. consul at Stock-
holm and acting minister to Sweden 1861-04; pastor of
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ISSO, Kimo. 2. Evolution and Christianitv ; or, An
Answer lo the Development Inlidelilvof ,Modern Times:
with an Introductory Letter by Bisiiop Simpion, Bost.,
188;,, l2mo.
Tegetmeier, William Kcrnhard, F.Z.S., [<i„ie,
vol. 111., add.] 1. The Homing, or Carrier, Pigeon, (Le
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Pheasants— for the Covert and the Aviary : their Nat-
ural History and Practical .Management. In Four Parts.
Hlust. L(m., 187.S, 4to; 2d ed., Issi.
" .Vo one will regret that Mr, Tegclnielcr's skill in bring-
ing to bear upon any departnient of llie liistorv of galllna-
ceuus birds Uie stores of research which he lias ania.sscd
n^^Dcen_dirccted at length into this channel." -.su(. Hev.,
.'i. Scholar's Hand-Book of Household Management,
.tc., Lon., 1876, ISmo. 4. Pallas' Sand-Grouse, and a
Plea lor its Preservation, Lon., 1888, Svo.
"I'egp, William, [,.,,/f, vol. iii., add.,] a bookseller
in London. I. Laconics, Lon., 1875, 18mo. 2. Proverbs
from Far and Near, Lon., 1875, ISmo; 2d ed.. 1879 3
A Collection of Epitaphs, Witty, Grotesque, Elegant, Ac.,
Lon., 18,5, sq. Uiino. 4. Wills of their Own : Curious
Lccentrio, and Benevolent, Lon., 1876, sq. 16mo. 5 A
Mixture for Low Spirits; 4th ed., Lon., 1876, 16mo. 8.
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Tl... I.B.t Aot; being the Kunernl Ulte. ..f N«tl»n. »n,l 1 innn» |.r.Mi«l.e,l In H"Kl,y Soliool : Hec.n.l Serlw, I^Bi-
" . ' • • , • __ ||„. .iirit"!' Pr rcTiiplc'KlKPWiT-Hinlfi'W wliM hiMird
mill li'W wliM ri'ii.l lIu'H' wriiiniiN Hill ilciiy Ilic |iiiwrr--lH
lhi'ili'i'|i>|.lrMiiMl lii«iulil iiUviivi. MMlcwly ijllt'u loan In-
ifiiw liiitiiim syiiiipalliy."— ■>'/"i"i'i"'. xi'v. l-'TI.
2. 'I'lio lliliitiiin:' l)L'i»i('n lli'lluioii iinil Hciunoc,
(ll>iiii|itnn 1,01'liiri'i' I'lr INMl.) I.im., \»i, \>. Hki.
■' 111' lm» Klvi'ii III lliiw Willi 1 iiri' 111 niiiki' nii' "f It J
iMiwiTliil mill riliiUvr miUili'lc iiuiiiii»l llif iiin'riillnli of
IliiiM' tiiliTiilii'i- wliii'li iirr iiiiw lliiviili'UliiK UK with Intel-
Kiiiit Tii'il : MiirriiiKc ( (iri'iiiniiii'K, lion., I""'! -il <"l.,
I«7S, U'liio, H. Mi)ctiii«H mill (Iri'i'tiiius : i-^iiliitiiliini",
Ai„ of NatliMiK, l-iin., I»77, mi. Mini". ». <>ik' linm^H
llmnllnt? iin CuKti'inii, Seiwonn, I'liliiliiyi', .Vo., i.nn., |i7",
nn. liliiiii. III. I'listK mill ri'k'KniiiliK : tlii' Ti'lniilnmo
uiiil l'liiiiiiiKm|ili, liiin., I>7.S, .i], liiiim. 1 1. Sliiik«i<|ii'mi'
iinil liiH (•iiiit.'iii|Minirii'i', l.im., l^TS, p. Hvu. I-'. ('Iirin-
ll.iii Siii-imiiii'ii, 1,1111., l-iN^I, l'|i. «i".
TflniiKt KAtkillAtliTriiiilmk. iTninK.) Illiaitn
Tiiil(tili'i, with tlui rnniitiii)<riliyii lunl lliu Aiiiixfiri,
("SiuTi'd llii.ika uf Iho Kiisl," viil. viii.,) 0.\f., l^M.',
Id ho II iisiMi-
•iinoi'liil Wiinl,
I.
Ivlin., ls>l, |i. sv.i. 2. llriltii ; ii
llliist. I.iiii., iNXil, p. Kvii. a.
li'i'iiml I'liukTii."- Ny"i(ii(or, Ulll
'rcin|ilc« <Jp«»r««. (Tliin U kuIiI in ho ii
iliiii VINO I'm- ('. .l.tl. Iliiiii|pini,""/-
.\l.l'. : II l.iivr-Sliiry
' 'tc11«t, Minn. Hv no I'milt III tiKirUwn: » NiivH, Sliiillaml Kmiinn™. , ,. , , , ,v., ,,
1,' I,-/ ■) ..,,1- „ '„„ i Poor l.iltlo Ml" : ii Kmiiily l'.|il-o,k., I.i.n., \nxn. I.'inii.
• •■;. I^r; iMn J 'Hiichan, U.N.. F.lt.U.S. 1. Tempi.., Ilev. Iln.rv, .M..\.. K'l-lua.cil at llr...
Th V '^1 ,i"l Tnin^ti'l: U.n,, iv Narni.ivc of a ,o„o,„ .oIIlki., .>x(or.l, IM., "';l""- '^,:' i, - :,;:^
J„urn..y in the Kuubmi, in (ioiiria, (IcoiKiii, Arnien „, (Nwalilkii k Mnei- S.„ ; I'"""'',' '•;"','' 7' ■'^,^^^;
O-olv. Iiii-riliii, ,-<waiiii.'ly, ami .Min«rellii, iiml in the l^*7s. I'litlmlu; hiilli; or, " I" "'>' '.''"^l' '''',"*''
Tuu I. Uannii. llln.t. l/on., I>T(1, 2 voU. 8vo, 2,1 cU., ami ivliv .• Six l.o.HiroH on the Alhmia.ian ( lecl, I,on.,.
Ij,-- \ |H7.'I. 12
' lir givis t'lU'lR and ll«iin», (h'wrljitlon Riiil plftiifi'i with Teilipli', J. A.
I. Kiniiniiiil unil Moroiinlllolluhlo
to Krim<"h iSlmnv. I.on., IS7I, It". 2. (luiilu to Net
Slcilin« Valni' "I Dni' llumlrua I'liuml^ Sioik anil Shaii'>,
l,"ii., I. •'711, I2IIIII. :i. Invi'. lorK', l'urcliusi'r«', ami
Valuom' (iuiilo; ni'w I'll., I.nn., ls7S, ISmo. I. Key I"
the ('out of WiiifK, .S|iiiil.-, Iluor, Ac, l.on., 1S7'<, r.'iiin.
:i. ('oiiijiliitc Kisi III All Ihf Cniwni'il Kiiiijs ami tiiicius
of KiiKland, l.on., I»'<2, l2nio. li. Tlio Uoyal l'oili«i'TO,
lion., I >?*:!■ "^vo.
ms.iMMirnvu, ui. Tempi.', U.'v. .l<.Mnl. II<.u.ird. 1. (I'.d ) 11.--
MmiiKe.Hloiy. llmr.lUM,i,li,iiKui-MniyM.Ty;lH.l»li.Hit'r lory of .NoiHi lliookliyld, M,i.-ai„.i-i u, : ,,r.ifedod hv
it was wiirlh wliilv to nikf up m. iiimli Uiiii is iiii'ivly „„ Aoeoiinl of Old liniihnai? Iiidimi mul Knulo-li (li'L'upii-
aisgiiMllnn Is a iiiieMioli wu niii.it leave to faptaiii tellers n,,^^ |ti.l7-lli7tl ; lirookllelil UeiMiril:i._Uisil l7H;t, Norlli
the Impartiality ot a pliiaii«nipliiT. ->/lM■^l^/r, 1. —I.
••Mr. 'feller is at liome iii i;u>»iaii .s,.i lely. lie is, we
uiitliiT, a Kilsslaii hy liirlli. ami liilrly ImiiUlar willi llie
Idlsslail lalr^uilKe. . . . Hotli vi.lllliHsare . . . replete Willi
vuliialile 1 itler."— Nii(. /I'li'., .vlil. -W.
2. iTriinn.) Doiidano and Traveln of Johmiii .'^ehililt-
W«er, |;i!lli-ll27, (llaklii.vt Soc. I'ub.,) l.on., IsTS, Svo.
;). riie Stranno Career of the Chevalier Wl'.oti do lluau-
iiiiiiil, Loll., 1>*HI, l2nio.
■• ( iiptaiii Melfer hiLs spared iiii pnlns to '."";" ^';'',.',''.;',**'',V.'.^;
one
reailen*." -.^(i'. A'd'., Ix. ;!ii-.
■• fhis viiliiiiie la a h.iiidsiime and neiieroiiM trllinle to a
uieiiioiy not iinworlliv of it. ll will lend tn reseiie lioiii
un iiiinieriuil iimrtyrilnm ut ndieiile Mini olilmpiy a man
lliookllcld, |SS7, Svo. 2. llistnry of KraininKliani, Man-
PiiehiiHett.i, early known as iJiiiil'orlh'n FariiiK, ItilO-
" ' " With SllKI.IION, (iKoiioi-;,
llundreil
IS.SII, FraniinKhani, l>f*7, Hv
uf stroiiK and eiilii-'liU iied pielv. nl' pure and lilanieless i|i^|„|.y „)• Northlield, Mannaohinielt.s, for One llundreil
nioral.s, id aeule and Kiave iiiiiiii. lit jiiiliiii'* anil delleale ^^^^^ Kil'lv Years ; wilh Aeeount of Trior Indian Oeeii-
!^;;i!:;,'\';;io\,;ea(;ie^::d'J:^'m'd;d:'.i;,^;:l:::iV-^:- j.„m,i,,>^dwi.l. family ..enealo«ie«. IMrt.andnius.,
work he Inid to. ll^ 1,111 il.iiiik' lliat work and meetliii,' 111- ^■^'"'^'[^•■'■^'■'"- ,,.,,, . .,,„,, , „„ ,.-,,
dangers of It with manly lorlltude and philosophy. — T.'mpic, It. II. Diphtheria; 2il ed., Lon., l»iJ
Aiwl.. .xxvil. 71). I ,Svii.
And sec Nkimasn, K. K., »";<TO. 1 Tempi.*, Sir Uu-hiir.l, Hurt., U.C.fs.I., C.I.K,,
Tell'ord, John. I. \Vc«ley Aneoiloteo; a Sketeh i uci,., |J,.1>., b. I.'*2S; was ediieulcd at Uunby -School
of the Life and Work of John Wesley, Lon., ISS.i, er. „,„i ll„i|,.vhnry College; entered the liengal eivil «. r
Svo. 2. The Life of Charles Wesley, soniotiine ,«ituilent
of Christ Chureh, O.xford. llluat. Lon., I^^O, or. Svo.
3. Two West Knd Chapels : .Skotehes of London Method-
ism from Wesley'a Diiv, 1710 to l-'Mi, l.on., or. .hvo,
Tellord, Mary Jewett, and others. Mark at
Lake Hanehe, and other Stories, Host., IS7S, IBiuo.
Tellor, Moyd V. Diseases of LivoStoek. and
their Most KIHeient Keinedies : inoludin); Horses, Cuttle,
Sheep, and Swino, I'hila., I--?'.', Svo.
Temple, C E. A. Outlines of Medioine, Diseases
of the l.iinKS, Ao., Lon., IS7'.i, Svo. „..,,, .^
Temple, C'rona. 1. .Milheenfs Homo : Child I.ile
in the West of Ireland, l.on., 1871, IHiuo. 2. Uoyal
Captives, Lon., IS7:!, 12mo; 2d ed., Is7fl. 3. Truo-
llearted: a liook for (iirls, Lon., lS7f, p. Hvo. 4. Lile
at Hill Farm, Lon., ls7o, p. .'<vo. i. Seed to the Sower:
Stories and Lessons for Sundays, Lon., IS75, p. J<vo. ti.
Jolin Denton's Friemls, l.on., I»7fl, p. Svo. 7. The Least
of These, l.on., lS7ii, l2mo. S. Nobody Cares, Lon.,
Is-, ll, l2nio. y. The Story of Two Islands, Lon., Is77,
Ip. svo. 10. Little Wavie, the Foundling of Ulniiherg,
llimo, p. Svo; new ed., Lon., IS7'.i. II. Lady Koso,
Lon., IS7U, 12nio. 12. Ktta's Fairies, Lon., 1S71I, ISrao.
13. The Old Kndeavour : a liook for Hoys. I Must. Lon.,
ISSU, p. Svo. 14. Thnmgh the Rough Wind: a Story
of the Collieries, Lon., Is.sO, p. Svo. I.>. The Cellar of
Madeuii.iselle: a Story of Normandy, Lon., ISSO, sip
Idnio. Irt. Her Father's Inheritance, Lon., 1H81, p. Svo.
17. Out of the Shadows, Lon., ISS2, p. Svo. is. With
Swallows' Wings, Lon., 18s2, p. Svo. 10. A Valley of
Diamonds, Lon., |ss:!, p. Svo. 20. (iriirinhoof, Lon.,
1SS4, p. Svo. 21. liound with a Chain, l.on., ISSj, ]i.
svo. 22. A Wider World, Lon., 1SS5, p. .Svo. 23. The
Pillar of Suec'jas. lllust. _^!,i.n„ JSSti, p.^ Svo. ^ 21.
Diana Uosenburgl '" ' ' " "
Vive in is'lti; served as private seerelary to Sir .lohn
Lawreiiee in the I'linjaiili, and was afterwards appointoil
political resident at Hyderabad; linmieial member ol
the govornmont of India lsfiS-71; lieiitenaiitgovernor
of liengal 1S71-77; governor of llomhay IS77-SO; cre-
ated a baronet in 1S711; .M.l'. for South Worcestershire
since ISS.",. I. India in ISSO, Lon., ISSl, 8vOi 2d ed.
same year. , , ■
" A hook In which the entire range of Indian adniinis-
tratlon is explored, and all llie •niipliealed slruetiire nl
the variiiiis great Sliitr liepiirliiieiits siilislaetorily ex-
plained, liiil wliieli is, at the siiiiie lime. I'roiu llrst to last
a iriumph of liieidily. "— .s,ir A'd'.. 11. h'l'-'.
2. Men and Kveiiis of my Time m India, Lon., 1S8.,
" i'rolialilv the weightiest i^oiitrlluition towards the his-
tory of Iiiiliu during llie most erilleal period ul lis eiiiiiiei;-
lion with I'Jiighiml that has yet appeare.l. '— .l(/i., No- >■'''
3. (Kil.) Asia: with Kthnological Appendix by I'rol.
A 11. Koane, (Stanford's '•Compendium of (ieog
raphy,") Lon., 1SS2, er. Svo; 2d ed., ISSti. 4. Orienlal
Kxperience : Selection of Kssays and Addresses. Maps
and lllust. Lon., ISSS, Svo. 5. Cosmopolitan Kssavs,
Lon.. I SSI), Svo.
"Ill all these es.savs, which emliraee coiiiilnes .«o liir
apiirl as Clilim, (ireeee. the Soudan, mi.l North .VinerKM.
w'eniavadmil the preseiue. as claimed by Ihe iiutlior liim
sfir ul' ■ jo.rii», iiiie giM,liiig idea, one moral,— iiaim;l\ .
thai uf lirilisl, duly and re-|iiiiisibility in allairs who; i
colieern aliimsl every part ut the world. -Al/i.. -No. ..o..l
tl. .loiirnalskepi in llydcrabad, Kashmir, [sikkim. an 1
Nepal. Fdited, with Introductions, by his Son, Uichanl
Carnao Temple. Majis and lllust. Lon., ISS7, 2 vols
Svo.
•■The contents are varied: there Is a ' private diary "!
politics at the eunrturihe Si/am ut Ilydorabad : there iii''
juunials of travel iu Kashmir; ami there are.
linalh
d other Stories, la
The Ferryman's l!oy,an
I. 21). with Hooks of Steel, Lon., 18S7,
1SS7, l2iuo.
Lon., 1SS7, p.
Temple, Ut. Ilev. Frederick, D.D., [<iii(<-,
iii., add.,] translated to the see of London 1SS5. 1.
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■ds uf tours ill sikkim and the KaMern
kaili uf these pieces is introduced by a use
Hiiu
fill
from the pen ut .sir Uichard's soii.Capl. ■Iciiiple.uf H"
Deiigal StiilV Ciirps
The •juuriiiils' arc all good, tl
vol.
(Iced, lorms more
—.lead., xxxi. 443.
I, whiih, ill
than^tlireelimrths of the tirst volume.'
impurtant tiy far bi'lng thai tirst nieiitioiied
i., Lon., 187'J,
am, Lot!., 1HS2,
TKM
7. Pnloxiue Illu-lrnlH, HSH, Imp Sv„
"liiT Ill III ', ,r h »»,.,.. |."'"'t1 '"^''"^I'l'iK
TK\
ini|ili>, Hiiiiio.
|>I I'liiijillils.' ivitli SiMciiil l(,.|,.|un,''.. i„l',-, ,■„ V '""
.. Ilio l,..K..n,l»„f |1,„ ru„jr,|,: V..I. i l,„„ !„
vint vet:^h,:'::;,i;;„!;r'^'';',v'i;ir'>' 7- '^- m,j,
K ipai viiim. kn", ,' , ,,',:';"";" , ■;'>""'
\Uv ln»i«hl will, I, 1 Ih.y . , !. h 'ii 1 1, ', rV''"' "" ',"
K. .^ 1U1..STON : |V,W, xxvT III * ^"" "■""'l''-^"! ~W.
Vul. II., INS,-,. S,.,:,ul....' >,,:,:,„ Ml,.. I.'. A., ,„,„.„
^^..:;l.'n.^s^;;'':;^,.•^"'•'■''''^'''''■' '^"'^ '^■■■'■- "i.h
llll.lUKr II. ' ''"'"'■) >«« IJ.VHBKIl, I
Cn uu'rrC'""' '•''•"""'V'" ' I'-'"') s™ Ai,.VMs, :
'reirii.liii, J. I). Al,ii,|«„„.„t „f |.„.i,i„n» In .1,,, '
Mii.ri.,,,,. (;,„„■, „| !„„,,, |s:;i.-7:., !),■, .\I ,i ,h "71 sj
T.'H llrook, All.lr.-iv. 1.' Ai,„.,i.„n .^tato Unl
vcTKine.: tl,olrO,-i«in „„,| IV,,.,,.. , ||„ „ „ f t- " "
«rf.ssi„„i,i l-„i»-,.,,itv Liina-dnmh- wiVh n .■
A.c.«„t»fti.„.,„i..,.i,,„frM«,:\' ,;';■''■":
2. IranH I „„„.y „r the Thiitv V,.^,s' War, by A (J '
Joly, N. \,„.k issi, 1; V..I.,. ,sv,.; I,,,,,., isii •* -^^ ""■
I ciicli, Mary V. \. |. .m,„I«« „n,l liur Prion,l«.
"I-. I.ivin« lint,, Oti,,..-,, Un., lss|, ,,. sv,, ^ Tim
Tenimni, Hob.-rt, I,. i.sM; .m.I>. f„r i.,,,u Isri-
Mil c..mim...,„„cr ,„ .x„nlir,i„. .Sunllnia nii.l i,- |{o
Bouroo.. Map a,„i iiiu,i. u„„.„ „„,, v,';,';; ;^;.««;
will. U."-l{„i;,.:ur ItumvN l',„V " ?vi!i "1 "''' '-■"""""•'•''
FJiv'"'?/l.|"''f' '■'"";',"■'• ''"y"""-" 1- Jubilee
IS7S . ? l"'^'- """"• •'• Af;ai,u.nti,^.H. lio.st.,
Anon '•■ '"";•, '■ V'T'""™ "f '^™-l'". H'"" - ■ -■•<'■'
Anon. ... Ai,'iUl,rtan,ltho,><ba,low, Host,, ISS7 A,,,„,
re.„,,.y Kev. Herbert Melvil e. ChHs "n
><• lena.: ,t« Truth an.| Error,, Clevcl.tn.l. 0. ISSS , l,
I enney, Su„bor.., [.„„., vol. iii., 'k, ,1., V " J
^'w'-lsTf:;,,;::. ' ''• '■^"' »- o,i.;' n, j.,
..tThT'^'^'v ''■"'• *!"""' ""-"'viison, is:i9-isrfi h
m "of Win--' ''r'""''"', "f «^-'-» A. lirown.'o ;
l.l'''lJ?'F'Ks"'r,1^,I,''T!' '*'»'"" Tciiiiyso,,, D.C.L.,
11,^ ." ■."■ *' " '";-"• '■*■'■• *''m '*''•'■>] •■t-i'icd !i peer InM.
V ./'"Chirr"'" "'-M '"' "^'"^ '"""- ^"" ^'-■"-"i"
xul, hut hia fa,.,o will no ,loi>bt ruat cliiully „„ thu
»■ rK,^ enumcratoa ,u„c, vol. Hi., alt gb his la(o, „;,!
ni3 fe'cniu.^. I. Tho Window; or, Thu .Sonirs of the
M rens : „i,h Mu.sio by Arthur Sullivan, L«n."1s70, 4to!
'L'!:rs7Vll,o''"'''''"' '■""' '"'"' '■'"' Tn«r„iH„»„,,]
;i. M.vlU of ilH. .•i,K, IM7:l. ■: vol,. Hum IS71, l2,no.
Sv:!;:;;;:;,::;:;: ;'••'"«'''""•• '•^"''••''■•-'i-Ti.^
•I. Wufen Maiy : a riniiiia, IS74-77, I'.'mo
"lt»..nl.| laMlliliiMilt , . : I., H,|,|ii,.,.„ny.v,aii„| r.M.«oii
;i;'^^..^i;!:^;;';;/,^-^;l:i;,i:i^.-,i^-i;-b^''"'-:4
■'. Mar., 1. 1 : u liraiiiii, 1,H77, fp. ^^.„
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! V'r,, xllll Jl'' ""■ ""■'■^' '■''"""" "' Kl""iny evwilK"-.'?,/,
(1. Tho (,ov..rV Talo, IS7», IL'nio. {Written i.hont
Mb.' ;"'."■'' '" ',"■'•'' '"" "i<l"l™wnfr thepre.s,
Hb ,.,u,ntl.v •pinite.l" In„„ i,„p,.rr,.,.t p„,ol>, an, ,10,;
wt'h''';r';' ", ""■; •■ ■"■• -vi<Miliy prim,., . ,
qiiffiis 1111, iiMi;tilv.|,iv..iy 11 '',""'"' ^' III I loi Iholr
" lli.i'«l','''''-.'Tr' v"".!' '■'"""• "'"• '-""•• T"''''"!-'"
I, I o ■'-•..■■ ;';"'-""'i".'"l.bl«r. I'he Defence of
l.ii'luiow, " lie \ oya^-e „r .MaeMuno," ,te. )
cs|\v,Vrk'-.v'^;).i iilV^,"^^^
N 'i'lie Cup, „ii,| •[■ho Falcon, l.on., I,s,s.|, |i!,„„ n-„^
thr.:l;;;iri::irl'"''^" '''■'"''• "'""^''-'^''-^
ni;;i';;hi:'ii:;:'^,;;™^,;;;|;:i!™:;>^;i;rKV^i^!^l^;;:?'^',';!-';?^
'■>■ Ueeket. l.on., IHS4, •, ,Svo
ipiiiisiiiif
"•. Iiiwias, nn,l other I'oems, Lon., l,«.i |-,„u
"*-' ""' '"■-' '"" '"' ""■™ J-"'i--- 1 y 11 poet cons .
II. I.ooksley Hall Si.vty Years After, nn,l The Prouii-o
;'e.e,',"^ fej'^'^"' '"""'• Cr- " ''™-- "f M.iy"w„:
miirH',' V'V''^-^' """' "'■ '"•''«>■ is not Inferior l-i work-
12 ijemeter, anil other I'oem.s I,on., IS80, 12mo. Of
collee ive edition,., later than th„,e inenti«n;d „n°, vol.
111., the luoa, complete are one in 8 vols. cr. Svo ISSS
and another in 1 vol. cr. 8vo, ISUO. An edition'of hU
1425
TEX
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ff
I Rvo. 3
Kcsoarc!
1. The Lnnguagea of China liefore the Chinese!
;hes on Iho Liinguugos ppoken by the Pro-Chi-
?ong9 ."ct ti) miiaio by various ooiiiposers, lulitcJ by W. G
Ouams, w,us ,mbli.hecl in Lon.lon, I SMI, 4to. , ^^u,^, of' China ITopo? ,,reViou,ly to the Chinese
contonipumrius, i;,iKlish or i\,n-inu. ... It is ust.mi.sliiiiK , triice.s U'U by thi' prin.itue
tliiit tlif limn who wrote tlie ■ .Morto (l'.\rlhur nnd ■ I lj>-
sus- wmtc also -Thu N..rtln'rn l'"arnu'r.' ami lliai lie "r"'^'
'Thi' Liitiis-Katcrs,' and a^ain siirli a lyric as • 'tears, Iclle
Tuars.' Wlio conid liave believed t>erure the imblieation
<.r 'TheNnrllieni iMirnier' llmt tia> i'"el "t ■ l.oelisley llali.
lis he once used ta l)e called, was all the while nm; ot the
first humourists that Kui.'laiid can boast of.' lor it must
always be reiiieinbered tliiil the huiuourol ■ 1 be Northern
Karnier' -s the deep humoiir of iriilhfiil represemalioii
and not the biiiiioiir of satire, .ir wbiiii. or caricature, and
that coiisciiui'htiv it is. tbonub so small in iiuaiiiuy, to he
placed ill the same cla.ss as the hninonr oi I'eryantes,
Shakspeare, .•^terno. and the creator ul .Sir Kuyer de I ov-
erley. — .l(/i., No. 2771. , , ,
■'Whatever ... is most truly eharaeteristie of the cul-
ture and thoimht of the llrst Vicloriau perioil is imperson-
ated ill Lord Tennvsoii, ami the |«istcrity that may wish to
learu the nialiirest'judj;uient of the most relincd circles m
his (lav will liud no sources of information comparable to
his piienis."— K. (i.viiNETT, in The'KdijnoJ Qiu'fit Uclurm,
ii. 4iiii.
Tennyson, Hon. Hiillain, b. 1852; eldest son
of Lord Tennyson. Jack and tho liean-Stivlk : Knglish
He.\anu'tors. ' Illustrated by Randolph Cahlecott. ijon.,
188B, Ito.
" The chief intere.st of thco verses arises from their au-
thorship. . . . They certainly attest the litness of the Eng-
lish hexameter for lmrlesi|Ue."— .b'lc/., .N.xxi. 7.
Tennyson-U'Eynconrt. f'ec DKvsooriiT.
Torgolina, Anna Carolina Engenia, Con-
tessa (li. 1. Sketches and Stories of Infe in Italy.
I!y iin Itidian Countess. Lon., 1871 , p. 8vo. Anon. 2.
Faithiul unto Death ; or, Su.nine and Clauilo, Lon., 1378,
12mo. li. Tho Uable House; or, Tho Picnic in the Val-
ley. By the Author of " Sketches and Stories of Life
in Italv." lion.. ISS,"), ii. Svo.
Terhune, .>Irs. .nary Virginia, [miir, vol. i.,
II.VWKS, Miss Mauv, and vol. iii., Tkhiunk, .Mns. .Maiiy
VlIiOiNU, ttihi.] Most of her later book.", like her
earlier ones, have been publisheil under the pseuilonymo
of •• .Marion Ilarland," and have had an extensive cir-
culation. 1. Miriam, N. York, l.SCll, 12in... 2. Ilu.sks,
[and] Colonel b'loyd's Wards, N. York, isfiii, 12uio. ,'!.
Husbands and Homes, [stories.] N. Y'ork, 1865, rinio.
4. Helen (iardner's Wedding-I)ay, N. York, ISIIT, 12uio.
5. Ilubv's Husband, N. York, 18(18, l2ino. (i. Pheinie's
Temptation, N. York, ISIi'J, 12ino. 7. At Last: a Novel,
N. York, 1870, 12ino. 8. Jessamine, .\. York, 18711,
12mo. 9. Common Sense in the Household : a .Manual
of Practical Housewifery, N. York, 1871, p. Svo. 10.
The Empty Heart, N. York, 1871, 12mo. II. lireakfast.
Luncheon, and Tea, 1875, 12ino. 12. The Dinner Vear-
Book, -N". York, IS7S, 12iuo. Ki. Dor Daughters, and
What shall we do with them ? N. York. IsSil, l2mo. 1 t.
Loiterings in I'leasanf Paths, N. York, isso, |:;ii,o. 15.
Eve's Daiivjhters : (^nnmon Sense for Maids, Wives, &
, tribes in China: he follows
them into their new homes and environments, anil tiiyes
ns an ethnological pan'
niiiia of their nii(,'ralions. That his
>rd is ineoini.lele he is the liist to ackiiowledne; but
who uiiderstaiid the ilitlicuUics of his ti..-k will lully
anltreciaic IOC hncces> \t iiu o ot- im^ „» in .^>.. ''^ ••■■■■.-
coidially couitratnlatc him on bis present work, which is
a monument of scdiolarly insiinct and patieni research. -
KoiiKnr K. lioKd.AS; .Ico.r, .\xxii. 'JTl.
•■ Professor de l.aeouperie's data, which he admits to lie
'of ilie most scanty description,' are altoKetbcr too meagre
lo suiiport the elaborate svstems he has coiistrui'lcd wilh
Iheni. . . . 'Ihe volume may be retarded as a kind ot ex-
tended biblioMraphv, which future iiupurers into the
philoloi.'y of the tonal inonosyllabic language will hnd
extremely nsefnl.' — .s'«(. l!n:. l.xiv. 531.
Terry, James. liaptisni ; its Subject and Mode,
Kirkwall, 1S7(I. l2iiio.
Terry, Ilev. .Hilton Spenser, S.T.D., b. 1840,at
Cocynians, N.Y.; graduiiled at Yale Divinity School
lsti'2, and entered the ministry of the Methodist Kjiisoo-
iial Church ; professor of Hebrew and Old Testament
exegesis in Oarrett liihiieal Institution, Evanston, III.,
since ISSl. 1. Coinmentuiy on .loshua to Samuel, N.
York, 1S7.'1 ; 5th ed., Issl. ' 2. Commentary on 1. Kings
to Ksthcr, Cin., 1875, I'.'mo. '■': Biblical Hcrnieneutics :
a Treatise on Iho Interpretation of the Old and New
Testaments. N. York, 18811, Svo.
Terry, Rose. See Cookk, Bosk Tkhuy, «u;)n(.
Terry, Samuel Hough. 1. How to Keep a
Store: embodving the Conclusions of Thirty Years' Kx-
perienco in Merchandising, N.York, 1882, 12mo. 2.
Controlling Sex in lieneration : the Physical Law in-
fluencing Sex in tlie Kmbryo of Man and Brute, and its
Direction to produce Male or Female UlVspring at Will,
N. York, 18S5, 12nio.
Teuton, Uev.Josiah Sanders, M. A., graduated
at Lincoln College, tlxford, ISoO; ordained 18B5; vice-
principal of Chichester College 18S;!-S6, and since then
principal; prebendary of Chichester Cathedral since
1S71I; canon since isss. The History and Teaching ot
the Plymouth Brethren, Lon., lS8;i, 12mo.
Tevis,A. II. Beyond the Sierras; or. Observations
on the I'aeillc Coa-st, P'hihi., 1877, 12mo.
Thacher, Mary P. Sea-Shore and Prairie, Bost ,
187fi, tq. l8mo.
"Tliaekcr, Page," (Pseud.) See Biuwell,
Lettii: M., I'lipni.
TliHcker, W. Itidley. Ballymuckbeg: a Tale of
Ei"hty Years Hence, Lon., 1884, sq. llimo.
Thackeray, Anne Isabella. See Ritchie, Mns.
A, I., ttuprtt,
Thackeray, Kcv. Francis St. John, M.A.,
Uiiid', vol. iii., add.,] graduated, lirst class Lit. Hum., at
Merton College, Oxford, 1856; Fellow of Lincoln College
1857-61 ; ordained 185S; assistant master of Eton Col-
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, The Sword of Damocles
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Lessons for Young Housekeepers, Host., 1S8I, Klmo. I'-b '
Tho Home Kitchen: a Collection of Practical and In- ;
expensive Receipts, 1S84, or. 8vo. 20. Common Sense
in the Nursery, N. York, 1885, l6mo. 21. A (iallant
Figlit, N. York, ISS8, 12uio.
Terpening, C. W. .Mysterious Uhymcsand Poems,
Crestou. Li., |s7.s, lOmo,
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Terrien de Lacouperie, Albert E. J. H.,
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Willi Preface by Prof. it. K. Dougla,5, Lon., ISSii, Svo. ^_
(The author traces the origin of Chinese civilization to , Vork, 1872, 16ino; new ed., enl., 1S76, am. 4to_^
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■ '• ' ,_ ., _..:_.. .....I. I ... ,", „i r._-. ID-,. w...„ 4, Poems for Chil
16mo. 3. Guide to the Roman Coins at Eton College,
Lon., 1S82.
Thain, Leslie. Noll, the Kitchen Angel, and
other Poems, Lon., 1S85.
"Thnnet, Octave," (Pseud.) See Fiiknch,
Alice, »"/oo.
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Thatcher, Erastus. 1. Digest of Statutes, Rules,
and Decisions, Uiiiteu States Supreme Court, Bost., Iss2,
Svo; 2d ed., lss:i. 2. Digest of Statutes, Admiralty
Rules, and Decisions, United States District Courlr,
Bost., 18S4, Svo,
Thatcher, II. N. Tho Fascinator : an Essay 011
Tobacco, Lon., 1S7I, l2mo.
Thnxter, Mrs. Telia, (Laighton,) b. 1830, at
Portsmouth, N.H.; married to Levi Lincoln Thaxter, ul
Watertown, Mass., 1S51. She is a frequent contributur
..f verse to loading ■\mcric:in periodical;. 1. Popius, ...
promises to give detailed proof of this theory in a work
to be entitled " Lo Yb-King et les Origines asiatiques
occidenlales de la Civilisation ohinoiso.") 2. On the
History of the Archaic Chinese Writings, Lon., 1882,
1426
Weed, [poems,] Bost., 18711, ISmo.
dren. Illust. Host., 1884, sm. 4to. 5. Tho Cruise ■ .
tho " Mystery," and other Poems, Bost., 1886, Ulrao.
" Mrs. Celhi Thaxter's verses have for u principal merit
jcot and Mode,
or, Obeervntions
d Prnirie, Bost ,
Seo BritwELL,
r : an Essay mi
THA
riiit 1 maRi's U\v sc"ncry of a Norlliern Kea-const Thrv '
fssoite,. Kive us tliesf images niiuli'i to,ie< mMitaiicl
nils aiMi. Mrs. lliaxteronu il,,."-.V(i/i»n, xiv, lO'J
iilil.,] b 181,, at Nmth Nutick, Mas.-. ; Lrriuluatetl at I
Harvard 184;;, and at the Law K.hool .herflSIS rs i
consul at rnosto ls,^9-S2. His Life „f Hcthov en. 'in
in Knglish Il.o Hebrews and the Ued Sea. Man
Andover, Mass., ISS.'t, 12in" '
Tli(iyer,EllaClieevcr. Wired Love: a Ilomanco i
of l)(,t9 and Dashes, N. Y„rk, Isrw, Itlmo •
Mn.'""'^ "'?"."''! "'•«'"«y»''. l^il.'at Haverhill,!
Mass.; graduated at Harvard 18o2; professor in t,ie
law sehool at Harvard. A Western .lourney ui.h Mr' j
hmerson. Host., IS.S), |R,„„. (Contains also Matthew
Anolds Leetnro on Emerson.) And see WniunT/
LH.Vi .Nt l.\ , infill. '
.-JlIl?,T' ."',?'• •''"',•"••'' "C'-y.''- "828, in Boston;
graduated at Harvard I N,M), and at Andover Theo-
logical .•^wninary 1857, and w.is |>rolVs.sor of sacred liler-
■ re^i^tln^f h'"'^''^''-,!'™''^'^"'^ -"' '^^'•-'-" ""'""t--
|..etation "f the New Testament ut Harvar.l Divinity
School sinco 18,v . 1 (Trans.) A (iran.mar of the New
lestauRMU Greek : Authorized Translation from the I
.erman of Alexander liuttmanri, with Numerous Addi-
lons and Corrections by the A.ulior, Andover, Mass.,
T^'; • ■"; ,^-- "^ "•''^k-Engli-h Lexicon of the New !
Xe.stament: bcinj,' (irimm's Wiike's " Clavis Novi Tes
anTEd\'n7l886.''''"''' "'^''""'' '""' '^"'"^S'^''' ^^- ^'"'^
be'^tS'n'^nuf'Jini'.Vr''' "'''''■''' ' '^° ""' 'lo"l>twill be the '
-loo./ , XXX. am '"""*' ^'""^ '° eume."-W. Sa.ncay: !
Thayer, Rev. Thatcher, D.D., of Newport. K.r. I
Some Inquiries concerning Human Saerilices among the
Uoinans, I'rovitlence, 1878. s •■ "-
Thayer, William Makepeace. [„„,., vol. iii.,
' 'L'So^.'i'I^ "'J'"* ""•■""'"'""'•'tts Temperance Alii'
ance lS60-187r,. The circulation of his books is said to
have amounted to nearly a million of volumes I Nel
v"v °',' ?c"-! '\^'""'<-'y 'i"y H'i'Je his Wav in the City,
N.\ork, 18,8, l6mo. 2. Charles Jewett: Lifeand RecoU
lect ons Bost 1S79, 8vo. 3. Tact. I'ush, and 1-rincinlc,
Bost., IfjO l.'mo. 4. From the Log Cabin to the White
House: Life of James A. (Jarlield, Host., 18SI p 8v<j ■
newed 1,S8.1. 5. In the Me.shes ; or, A Drop of 'fcton
BlueBhiod. rilust. Cambridge, Mass , 1881 sn i'),,,,,
<>. Our French Visitors: Documents relative tV, tlieir
Alagnihcent Reception in Boston and Delightful Tour
Iliust. Cambridge, Mass., IS82, sq. 12mo. 7. From'
Pioneer Home to the While House, Norwich IMS'* 8
Froin the Tannery to the While House, Bost., 18,-<j Pmo'
Thayer, William Koscoe, b. I8.,7; graduated
a Harvard 1881 1. Confessions of Paul Hermes, and
other I'oem.s I'hila LS84. 2. Hcsper: an American
Drama, tainbridge, .Mass., 1888, IJuio
Thcal, George MacCali, b. in Canada; resided
lor some years in the United States, and aftiTwards in I
South Africa, where he has been custodian of the archives
ot the (ape tolony. 1. History and Ucography of .South
Alriea : a Compendium of South Afric.in History ; lid ;
cd., Lon., 1878, 8vo. 2. Kaffir Folk-Lore; or, ASolec
[1011 from the Traditional Tales current among the IVople
1882 Vo "'""'" ^""^'"' "*" "'" ''"''" *^'"'""^' ''""•'
rJiP^' '*'"f'^'' "■''''■'' •^■'■- Tl'"'' ''1^" collectcl duriiiK a '
residence of tweiily yoars aindiiK the Kallli-s are very, iiri I
ousand iniere.stii,g; and il„. infurmali, he givjs?! i ■
irodm.tnm and notes, about lhe.se wild people-am ii>J
whom he has oxereised many funot s, i lelu llii|t "^
u!.!'iL"'-d"A^N:'.'a',''' " ''"•''^•^ magislrate-iV'lst vaT
:i History of the Boers in South Africa; or, The
U.in.lering3 and Wars of the Emigrant Farmers, from
their Leaving the Capo Colony to the Acknowlodgmtnt
01 I heir Independence by (iroat Britain, Lon,, 1887, 8vo
lie has resiiled long on ilio Cape frontier; he ha.s col-
l.T led niiiiien.us hist.,rTcal materials, hoth iiiSuth Africa
m in Ho land ; and, at the instance of the Cape govern
iicii he has collaled arranged, ami publisla.,] ,,1 tl e
ailhentle records of Ihellasuto tribe. . . . ,\s .mm. "if e
<uH objects of liUvvoik i.s lo preseniihecnmluct ■ e
ight 11 an other writers on the same subject have done It
iismSA.,No.il2L'''"'" "" ^'"'"""tol to exei^^critl'
4. History of .South Africa, 1486-1091, Lon., 1888,
Bvo; 2d ed. lame year.
THI
In f h 'r""'^ ''"■ i^'"^' ■^■^r"' ?'"""'"1 n" "I" "I'i f»'tch records
n ho (ape archives, he has also visited th.' llanue ai d
spent .snnie moiilhs in examining the sevenleeiiih ( ent iirv
manu.scripts and maps that are colhried lere wii tl?e
of", ,', ',"i '"' "■'";''■ «'" 'r'"""' invaluable t./all stude ts
01 South AL.can history."— .S||^ A'(c , Ixv 507
« i*"'',^'*,''';' **,"""»" •'• »••. J^'i^llow of the Royal
School ol Naval Archilocture ; member of the Institute
of Naval Architects; surveyor to Lloyd's Kegisler of
Shipping. I. I'ractical -Naval Arcbitectnre : a Treatise
or Laying-Olf and Building Wood, I,oi„ and Composite
Ships Lon 187.1, I2I110, and plates 4t„. 2. Tlieorelical
Naval Architeetnro: a Treatise on the Calculations in-
I^'^'i'ti'm ',""''?,"' 'r"»- '^"". 12i»". and plates
„1 i «; I '" ", ''1 ''""'"■*' "f '"''ip-Building in Iron
and Steel, Lon., Ism;, .svo, and plates 4lo
Th^baiul, llcv. August J., S.,I.' I. The Irish
Race in the Past and the Piesent, Phila., 187:! Svo 2
Louisa Kirkbride: a Tale of New Yo;k. N. York I879"
Svc. :i. The Church and the Monil W .Id, N York'
i'^rVrir \- '^''."..T^i'-'f""*": a Christmas Allegoricai
Story ot Birds. Illust. N. York, 1881, sq. 8vo
Iheed, .narioii Fosbrooke. What she di.l with
her Life, Lon., 1870, 12mo.
Theobald, 1). Magio and its Mysteries. Illust.
Lon., 1-<8I, l2mo.
Theobald, F. J. 1. Rob and I; or, Forget-Me-
No s from God's Garden. Lon., 188(1, 12mo. 2. Homes
and Work in the Future Life, Lon., 1884, Svo
iheobald, Henry Stiiddy, M.A.,b. IsiS; grad-
"ated, |,r.st class Math at Balliol College, Oxfonl, and
I (I led I'ellow of Wadham College ; called to the bar at
lie Inner Temple 187.'!. A Concise Treatise on the Law
otUills, Lon.. 18711, 8vo; ,Sd ed., 18S5.
Theobald, J. Ormsleigh's Ordeal; or, Lost in the
Snow, Lon., IS,s2. 12mo.
Theobald, Morell, F.C.A. 1. Spiritualism at
Home, Lon., 18,S4. 2. Spirit-Workers in tli'e Home Circle:
an Aulobiograpliio Narrative of Psychic Phenomena in
laniily Daily Life, extending over a Period of Twenty
iears. Lon., 1 887. 8vo. '
Theobald, It. M., M.A., hon. secretary to the
Bac'on Society London. (Ed.) Dethroning Shaksiiere :
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ftotos and Comments. Lon., 1888, cr. Svo
Theobald, W. Selections from Poets: Passa-es
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: P, ' "f "!'"r*'' •*•■>»• (Trans.) Don Luis; or. The
Church Militant : adapted from the Spanish of Juan
\ alera, Lon., 188a. p. Svo.
I Thickiiessc, Ralph Thicknesse,b. 1.856; grad-
I ualed, hrst class, at Chri.st Church, Oxford, 1878; called
M„ 'rl^w "*■ '']""'}"'' I°° '8«1- 1- A Treatise on the
Married Woman's Pr<iperty Act, Lon., 1882, Svo 2 A
l>igcst on the Law ot Husband and Wife as it' affects
I ropeity and the Married Woman's Property Act, 1883,
I Thickstuii, Frederick. See Clai.k, Fukhkiirk
THICKSTIV, kiijiiu.
' Thiebliii, Nicolas Leon, 18:!4-L8.S9, b. at Bo-
logna; studied at a mililary academy at St. Petersburg
and served in the Crimean war; afterwards a journalist
: m London, and, from 1874, in New Y<,rk ; was special
i correspondent of the New York Herald in Spain during
the Carhst war. 1. A Little Book about Great Britain
By Azamat Batuk. Lon., 1870, 12mo. (Articles ro-
, printed from the Pall Mall Ga.etle.) 2. Spain and the
I Spaniards, Lon., 1S74, 2 vols. p. Svo.
' nsH.'iT"';' ""-' '"" J"""^^'' '" "">' "»" "lis is the most iiitcr-
nen^^l '1'',"'""' ''',"'" ""'"be Spaniards that has an-
ft"-W,, .No' ■■'-iT • '"""•'' ""'^' "'""' "" '"'"■■'' '■'''''''"8
cr^\vm\''l,'!m "'''"'' w ''T™' ""'"' '■",""" ^'' "»''™ ''is reft'l-
xU'ii.s'lo ' ''"*■'•' '"-''■'" »l"ithesaw."-,sv«rt,.tor,
Thigpen, Miss J. The Lover's Revenge, and
other Poems, Macon, Ga., 1876, 12mo.
Ihilo, Marie von. (Tran.s.) Buried Alive; or,
len iears of Penal Servitude in Siberia, by Fedor Dos-
toyetfsky, N. York, IS8I, 12mo.
Thimm, Franz J. L., [„nic, yol. iii., add.!
.M,akosp,.,,r,;,„.j fr,„n -,..;,ji j,, |j;-,_ j^^^ _ j^.-^ ^^^^
rhin, George. The Causes of the Tientsin Mas-
saere, Lon., 1870, p, Svo.
Thin, George, M.D. 1. Intro.Iuetion to Practical
Histology Lon., 1877, p. Svo. 2. Cancerous AfTections
o the Skin: a Treatise on Epithelioma and Rodent
Ulcer, Lon., 1880, Svo. 3. Pathology and Treatment of
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its Naliirc ami Truiitiiicnt, I-oii., ISSS, 8vo.
Thirdly, <i. A Foul's Stripes, Lon., IHS", 12iiio.
Tliirlu'iill, Ut. Itcv. I'uniiop, D.I>., [unir, vol.
iii., :ij(l.,] ITitT-l^*"."). He ro.«if,'niMl the I'l'O of t't. Uiivid's
in tlie yt'iir prertMling liis iluatli, in onlur to ilevotu him-
self to the labor of Itible re\i.-ion, in whieh he had been
eni^agetl for fsonie time. 1. Kemains, Ijiterary and The-
olo<;ieat. Kdited hy .1. J. S. l*ero\vne. Lon., lS7()-77,
8 vol.-'. 8vo. (Vol.H. i. and ii., Charges; vol. iii., Mssay.-^,
Siieeches, and Sermon.s.) 2. Iiotters, Literary and Theo-
logical. Edited by the Very Kev. .1. J. .■*. I'erowne, \).D.,
unil the Kev. l.oni.s Stoke.". li.A. With Annotation.-< and
I'rciiniinary Uemarks by the Kev. Louis Stoke.". Lon.,
ISSl, Svo. " ;i. Letters to a Friend. Fidiled by the Very
Uov. Arthur I'enrhyn .'^luriley, D.U,, Dean of \Ve.«tmin-
fter. Lon., issl, svo.
"Two vulnnies of uiiciiual Interest. . . . The 'Letters to
n Friend,' even if they bad been written by an (ibsenre
iierson, would posse.ss yreiil intrinsic interest."— a'ii(. AVc,
Iii. r.'.i'.i,
TliiKi'ltoii, Kt'V. Allrctl Clnyton, eilucated nt
King's ('(diege. London: ordained IS.'i'.l ; chaplain of
lierwiek siiiee IS.'il. I. Overlooked Truths. IMili. 2.
The Story of .lob, and ,Meditalions, Lon., IS7II, lUnio.
.■f. Church and Home Lessons: from the liook of the
I'roidiet llose;i. Lon., Is74, 12mo. 1. Memorial Sketch
of Mrs. Henrietta I'endleton, Lon., IS7J, p. Svo. 5.
.Mern.irial Sketch of IJishop \'erschoyle. 6. With the
I'rophets Joel, .\mos. and ,)oniih. I,SS2.
'1 hisletoii-Uyer. See UvKii.
TliiMtlewooil, A. Whist in Rhymes for Modern
Times. Lon., l»7:i, 12mo.
Tliobiini, Ilbv. Jiiitios MillM, b. 18:!t>, at St.
Olairsville, 0.: grailuated at .Alleghany College, I'a.,
lSo7; iniasionary of the .Methodist Kpiseopal Church in
India isjll-isii, and .Missionary llishop of [mlia and
Malaysia since Is.'^S. 1. My Jlissionary Apprentice-
ship, N. York, 18S4, 12mo. 2. Missionary Sermons,
18SS.
Thoni, A. Bisspt. Tlio Upper Ten Thousand:
nn Alphabetical List of Members of Noble Families,
Bishops, ,tc., I,on., 1875, 12mo.
Tlioni, Adam, LL.I)., [iniie, vol. iii., add.] 1.
Guunanuel: botli the (ierjn and the Outcome of the
Scriptural Alphabets ami tlic .Metallic Hnage: with an
Apjiendi.x of Individual .Analogues; a Pentaghit Minia-
ture, Ac, fi parts, Lon., 188.5, Svo. 2. Kmnianucl Alone,
for his thvn ,Sake, through Time and Space alike, Lon.,
1S8.\ Svo.
Thoili, (i. Outlines of Elementary Physiology,
Lon., is.sl, p. Svfi.
Tlioni, Itcv. John Hamilton, [nnie, vol. iii.,
add.] Laws of Life after the Mind of Christ: Dis-
courses, Lon.. |sS2-s(i. two series, p. 8vo.
".Mr. Tlioni is well known a.s a minisier who does not
belong to any of tlu' nriliodox ehnrehes. hut it would be
very dillienlt" to lind amongst tlio.se who belong to (uie or
other of those clHirelies so profound ii grasp of the spirit-
ual aspects of Chrivtiaiiity and so living a delineation of
them." —■'<{nrlaf'ii\ hi. .si.
And see Tavlku, .Iomn .T.imks, mtjira.
Thorn, >Villiam Taylor. Two Shakespeare Ex-
atninations : with some Remarks on the Class-Room
Stuily of Sh;ikespeare, Host., 18s:), liimo.
TIlomnN, X. Reports of the Supreme Court of
Wyoming Territory, vcd. i., 1870-78, San Fran., 187!»,
8vo.
Thomas, .\bnor C. Treatise on the Law of Mort-
gages of Real and Personal Property in the State of
New York : with Appcndi.x of Forms, N, York, 1877,
Svo; 2d eil., 188 7.
Thomas, Amos Kiissell, M.D., b. IS2il, at Water-
town, N.A'. : graduated at .Syracuse .Medical (.'ollego
I8.'i4: professiu' at the Hahnemann Medical Cidlege,
Philadelphia, since 1M'7. Post-Mortem IC.xauiinations
and Morbid Anatomy, I'hila., 1870. With others. The
Diseases of the Pancreas, Chic, 1882, 8vo.
Thomas, Annie. See CrnLip, .Mits. Annik, mipm,
Thomas, Miss Ilertha, d liter of the late
Canon Tboniaa, vicar of All Hallows, Harking, and
grand-daughter of Archbishop Sumnor; is a contributor
to the Cornliill, Fraser's .Magazine, and other periodi-
cals, i. Proud Maisie, I, on., 1^77, H vols. er. >vo; new
eds., 1881-8,'). 2. Cressida ; a Novel. Lon., 1S7S, 3 vols.
or. 8vo; new eds., 188|-s;). .1, The Violin-Player, T,on.,
1880,;! vols. or. Svo; new eds., 1881-81). 4. In a Cathe-
dral City, Lon., 1882, 2 vols. cr. Svo. 5. oeorge >Sand,
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(" Eminent Women" Ser.,) Lon., I8s:i, p. 8vo. (i. Ich-
aboil ; a Portrait, Lon., 1885, p. Svo. 7. Elizabeth's
Fortune, Lon., 1887, 3 vols. cr. Svo.
Thomas, C 'The Frontier School-Master; Auto-
biograpliy of a Teacher; [also] Essay upon the Manage-
ment of our Public Schools. N. York, 1880, 12uio.
" Thomas, Caroline," (Pseud,) See Dor.n,
MiiS. ,Ii'M.\ Cauoi.ink. (Itiei.KV.)
Thomas, Cyrus, Ph. P., b. 1825, at Kingsport,
Tenn. ; entomologist to llayden's I'nited States survey
isn!l-7.'l: professor of initural scienci^ at the Southern
Illinois Normal I'niversity 187.'!-7li; State entoinologisl
of Illinois ls7.'i-82, and since then arehieologist to the
V.^. bureau of ethnology. I. Synopsis of the Acridiithe
of North .America, Wasli., 1873, 4to. 2. Reports on the
Noxious and lieneticial Insects of Illinois, 187(1-80, 5
v(ds. 3. Study of the Manuscrijit Troano, l>'S2. 1.
Notes on Certain Maya and ftlcxiciin Mjinuscripts,
Wash., 1881. 5. ISurial-Moiinds of the Northern Sec-
tion cd' the United Stales. Illust. Wash., 18SS, Svo.
Thomas, Rev. Unvid, I).l>., [imir, vol. iii., add..]
b. 1813, at Hollybush-Vatson, Wales; eilucated at New-
port Piignell College, liuckingham ; entered the Indepen-
dent minislry ls4l ; minister of Slockwell Indepemlent
Church, Lundiin, 1845-74. He founded a ncwspa|ier
league and other societies. 1, Homiletic Commentary
on the Acts of tlio Apostles, Lon., I8liil, Svo. 2. The
Practical Philosopher: a Daily Monitor, Lon., 1872, Svo;
4th eiL, ISSo. 3. Probleiiiata Mundi : The Rook of ,Iol>
Excgelieally and Praclically considered; with an In-
troduction by Samuel Davidson, Lon., 1878; 2d ed.,
1879, Svo. 4. Thomas Carlyle: The Cedar is Fallen : a
.Alemorial Discourse. Lon., 1881, Svo. 5. The Rights of
Man ami Wrongs of .Man : a Homily for the Times, Lon..
1881, Svo. 6. The Hook of Psalms Exegelically and
Practically considered, Lon., Hi82-S3, 3 vols. Svo. 7.
The (Jenius of the Fourth Gospel ; Homiletic Sketches,
Ac, Lon., 18S4-S(!, 2 vols. Svo. 8. Septem in Uno : the
First Seven A'olulues of The Uomilist in One, tic, Lon.,
ISSfi, 1. Svo.
Tliomns, V«n. David Itichard, M.A., U.S.A.,
graduated at Jesus College, (Ixford, 1850; ordained
1S57 ; rector of St. Mary's, Cefn, 1864-77 ; Ciinon of Si.
.Asaph's since 1881, and archdeacon of Montgomery
since issti ; editor of the Arclueologia Cambrensis Is".')
-SO and 1S84-S8. 1. Esgobaeth LlaneUvy : a History
of the Dioee.se of St. A.saph, (ienoral. Cathedral, and
Paroi'hial. Illust. St. Asaph and Lon., 1874, Svo.
" He gives us a Iiistory of the diocese of St. Asaph, from
the earliest iieriod to oiir own times ; al.so, a history ol ihe
eatlii'iiriil. from its wooden original to its [irosent state of
st.me, now undergoing restoration."— ^W/i., No. 'J117.
2. St. .Asaph's, ("Diocesan Histories,") Lon,, ISSs,
I2rno. Also, nniiiy works in AVelsli.
Thomas, Uev. David Walter, M.A., graduated
at Jesus College, Oxford, Is.'.l ; ordained 1852; vicar of
St. Anne's, Llandegai, lS5i,l-7S; procurator for the dio-
cese of Bangor 1880. The Church in Wales, Lon., 1870,
Svo.
Thomas, Dudley Hardrcss, The Touchstone
of Peril; a Talc of the Indian .Mutiny, Lon., 1SS6. 2
vols. ]). Svo.
Thomas, t). W. Twenty-Five Years' Labour
among the Friendless and Fallen, Lon., 187tf, p. Svo.
Thomas, Miss Kdith Matilda, b. 1854, at
Chatham, 0.: educated at the Normal Institute, (ieneva.
0. ; a frequent contributor to the Atlantic Monthly and
other periodicals. 1. A New Year's Masque, and other
Po ms, Boat., 1885, 12mo.
" Miss Thoma.s's work, liotli prose and ve.ve lues
not yet comblneall (|nalities.—t(ie rich and mellow human
clement is still rather wanting in it; but it is unsurpu.ssed
I in coniemporary literi ture for the llneiies.s of its iiiterpre-
taliiin of naliire aiiu the dellcute subtlety of Its linaKmu-
tion." — .\<itiijit, xl. ;")04.
j 2. The Round Year, Host., 1880, l2mo.
! " .V poet's ralber than a naturalist's book, fuller of deft
I fantasy than of ornithology."— Aadoii, xliil. 317.
I 3. Lyrics and Sonnetsj Host., 1SS7, Ifimo. 4. Babes
j of the Year. Illust. N. York, 1S8S, 4to.
' "ilf the delightful seliool of American writers on rural
and pastoral themes, .Miss Thomas Is iierhajis the bright-
est ornanient. The equal of her colleagues In sviupathy
with nature and in accuracy o( observation, she adds to
these qualities a sparkliUL'. jioetie fancv which Ls ttU !icr
own."— (VfYic, vl. 1U4.
Thomas, Edward, F.R.,S., member of tlio Asiatic
! societies of Bengal, London, and Paris, [auii; vol. iii.,
add.,] 1S13-1889. I. The Chronicles of the Path.'in
I Kings of Deh'li : Illustrated by Coins, Inscriptions, and
THO
TPIO
np!^if;i'Z;;;;;,':;i;:;:^;;:^';;|;^i:\!'';,;;:;;'',- ^^^-^ \ Ti.o„ms, ucv. .i..,.,., „.a,i„uto,i „. st. m.. is., ,
uumr inc imir liniiis cjt lii-cripi nii>, WiUt.-n lli^ ,lrv
J n, it,„„s. ,ui,l (■,,iTi>, ai„l ..»(h divisi.ii is wai "i?,;
u Jiiinisrii; or, Tlio Early Fiiitli of A.«.,ka
liistratiiin.s „f the Ancient UoiiKions of th
the I'antlu'
witli II-
Kast, fi-orn
a Nnti,., I I" 1 -.N^thian.. To „l,icl, is a-Mcl
a Notice on liactrnui Coin,-, and In.linn IJalcs
18,,, p. ,vvo. 7. (Ivi.) Tlie Inl
Orientalia. Illust. I,
1. contains (>
on.. IS7S-
Lon.,
lernalioiial Nnmlsnnita
... ■' ^''il^- r. Ito. (Vol.
r .... „ . '""■'"• "y ■"«l'!"":itc writers: vol. ii. consists
of The Coins of tlio ,Iews, l,y [■; .v. .\la,l,i '^""""'■'
vol. iii. eonsista of 2 parts, liy ."^ir A. I'liav
nujn-it ;
mil ,'^ir
estern
ron-
W. Klliot.) 8. The In'ilian f'wastivka anil its \Ve<
ii'le")'''!',!;',! IssT""*''' ''™'" "'" " ''"'""''*'"^"i'= t'h
./'■';""',",''' •';'>'ward A. I. At .S^onls' Points- a
^ovel, Pu a., 1877, 12,no. 2. A Con.pruhcnsivo Die-
tionaryol Uiography, Phila., IS,-), 12,no
■xl^xT%^\::t:^' •'™"^'- «''-''-'•- "
Colwe "n?,"' f^ i"-""' t^'I'ester, Kra.lnate.l at Trinity
tollego Oxii.ri . is, ,, ealleil to the bar at .iray's Inn
., , "i V ''''^''"g •"■"'^^s "' Constitutional l.aw'hriclly
stateJ, Lon., Is7(;, 8vo; 2,1 eil., ISS,,. :;. (Trans V
I.story of Materialism, anil Criticism of i\s I're'sent
mportance, by Professor F. A. I.ange. (•• ICngli^h an
lorcgn Piulosophical i.ibrary,") Lon., lW7-s''l, .i v,",
'I'- li'"" ;,' Y- '""' """■'•' '''"^ I'liilobiblon of Uieharii
lie Bnry, iishop of Uurha u„I somethue Chatice or
of tdwuril HI., l.on., IS8S, .t. Svo ^"antciior .
Thomns, Goorge I'miicis'. I.egen.ls of the '
Un. of Lakes, liy (ieorge Francis. Chlclss"
Ihomas, II. Arnold. (K,l.) .Memoirs I'.f y.
Ihornas. F,lite,l by his Son. l.on., IS7ti, p. Svo
I hoiims, II. II. Popery within the Church, Bath,
Tank Angling in India, Ilhist.
a liarris-
age. 1
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iean.n.l-lashes: Tales to Knforce Tempera'nce. Illust'
;"';.•• "r"',-^'i-. '"'.""; •'■ ■•'l"-' ''i'« "nJ Times of J, 1 .
1.. l.ongh. lS17-8(i. l,on., IssC, p. Svo.
Ihonias, John Kewis, gra.uiated at Pembroke
("lege, O.vlonl, IsS.O. An fndergraduate's Trip to
Italy and Attica in IsSO-SI, l.on IssI p Svo
-lioinas, Il,.v. John >Vesley,7,;,„., Vol. iii.,
. 1. Ihe "wer, the Tnnple, and the Minster:
"'"il and l.iograpliiral Associations of the Tower
o London, ,-t. Paul s Cathedral, and Westminster Abbcv
lllns Lon., 1S72, fp. .Sv„: 2d ed., Is7i,). o. Willi.,",,,
•I";,,';'''-'"'' '''i"- ■ "ninge. Lon., I,s7:!, fp. 8vo
« ''"'"«*;, Joseph, M.U., LL.I)., [,!,.,e, vol. iii ,
b. IMI. in Cayuga Co., X.Y. ; educated at Yale
and at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Trov
gra.liialed in mclicine in Philadelphia. I
Pronouncing Dictionary " "•
Phila., 1S7U-71, 2 vols"
issii.
add.]
llislo
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>*vo; new ed., rev. and eni..
,i,.'.!,fl!'.'^',f""" "** "■*■'".«■'' ">e most comprehensive book of its
« IK «1?ieh''h','" ""■" ""-■ !"-■" "f "'"^ «?iU.r" i,, „i y
xii.si ™""-' """^''' ^'U"" "otiuo."-.V„(,o,r,
1 '^'-^ ?,"">,''''"' l''"n">iiKMng Medical Dictionary: ein-
Inaeing tlio Terininolo!.ry „f Jledi, ' - ■ ■^•'' '
ciences, with tlieii
lieine and the Kindicil
. .. '"■' •"■iifiiilication, Etymologv, and Pro-
nunciafon: on the Basis of Thomas's Cm/pr "liens! ve
Pr
niiuncing .Medical Dicti,
English journalist, who went
L . ^ '" '■""'" "'' corresiiondent of the Mel-
bourne Argii.s. Cannibals and ConWcts: a IJes,
„, •. . -..Jonary, Phila., ISsli, imn
Ihomns, Julian, an Fngli-'- ■- '■- ■ •
to .\ew Caled
1871, 12mo,
Thomas, II. S.
Lon., 18SS, cr. Svo.
Th.MnnH, Hailing ."W. Charlie Leslie
tors Lo.e-.s;torv, Lon., ISS6, 12mo
Th„m„., Hcrbrrt Prosto... I. The Church and
tlic Land: being an Account of Inouiries into Ih
ilition of so ■■ • -■ - '
Con-IXote^rolmiainlllfr""'"'"^''"'^- - ' " ""'-""^'-l
ThomaH, J.
ton, fi.C. i has been a computer in the office' of the I'.S.
Coa.st and ,1.0, letie .-^urvey at Washington since Isii:
the Battle; or. One Girl in Ten Thousand,
his
Thomas, J. Meredith. The IVofessor and
Daughters : a Novel, Lon., IHS.'i, .1 vols. p. Svo.
I nomas, J. W. Treatise on Conl-.Mine (iases, Ven
Illation, and (iases enclosed in Coal, Lon,, 187.8, Svo.
Winniii);
I'hila.. 1SS2, .s,, umu.
Thomas, Mr.s. N,
on., Iss.i, p, Svo.
1. Homologies and Succession of the
llilllo.
n„,.ii I. . ' V " ■'* C'ci't Magnihid. By Rev.
Uavnl Bavies. Lon.. ISS.^i, p, s ■"
Thomas, t»
Teeth in the
Ion l'" - .', '"■-y"'"':'"'.! l'l>il"'"phieal Transactions,)
M,,7,,ri., . •'• .1, .'-.".'"'"S'le of the Marsupialia and
itb.:l Lon!:,'s",s's",^"''^'' *'— ' <«"«"' «~
Thomas, Kev. Owen, D.D., b. 1S12,
at Holy.
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licid, Wales ; a luiniater of the WcIhIi ClvinisUc Mcth-
oili-t Clmreli ; li"? cniitriWutiMl many iirticles to religunis
nml i,liil.i.-,mlr.c..l iml.liciition^', mid trnnslatod dittos
IMcto'rial New To.U„i,,.l into Wel.sh. Life of John
Jutwf. (Tals-arn.) Wiexliani, ISTl, :! vols. .
Thoiras, H. Knnnamiel Churoh : a Chapter in
ical Ili>t"r.v, L"n., IHTl, p. Hvo,
THO
crncluiitca at Wudhani College, Oxford, l-<:,!<; ordained
ISSil; chaphiin to tlie embassy at M. I'etershuij; IM.i-
77- vicar of Arundel lSTlt-S7. Home Word.- for \V ander-
ers: Sermon!" preaeheil abroad to Knglish Worshippers,
liOn., l.-fTo. p. svci.
rhomnson, Uev. AiiKiistiis thnrle§, D.D.
vol. iii., add.] 1. Moravian Miaaionn;
■~ ■■ Happy
Thoiras, H. Kn.manuel Churoh t a tnapier in ., •""",»(„•'„,,,, i i. Moravian Missions; Twelve
Eeele,ia.-,ieal Hi.tnry, Lon IHM, p. Hvo. , ; ; j^^ ^'ork, IHS'J. 12mo. L". Happy New Year:
Thomas, Kalpli, ["" ", vol. ni.,add.l '• " "" " .-f ,, „ ureetin«, N. York, ISSI), .q. Itimo.
Catulojiue 0^- KtehiuKS and l>07"'"';. ';">V' '*'\\'.^, , j 1 " V,; ;™„^ c. II. Commereial Treaties and
ISSSSSSasSS 3=::=i's,;3,;jf trs ,.<„.
ealTy, l-on, l>sn, svu. nivineSov- ''riionipMOii, Kev. Clinrles. Delaune : the Eng-
ThoinUH, Hen. Kcieii, D.D. 1. 11'^>"^,*"'\ ,;.,' ," ,ilt Matvr. IMiila., ISTO, Itimo.
eally, 1-"" . I
T ho in us
creignly, and otli
(irafeuburg l'eo|)l(
Hev. Kciieii, D.D. 1. Divine
Sermons. Host., 1HS5, ).. •''vo. 2.
iMotiun but Fael. lllust. Host.,
1,-SO, 12mo. :!.Thinu-h Death to Life: Disburses on
St. Paul's Great Uesiirreetion Chapter, Host., 1>8.S, l.mo.
Thomas, Kov. Kobcrt Owen, ^Maduated
Aidan'.s ISTl; ordained l>T(i ; head-master »l
lli^h School is,-*l-st, of Conway College 1S^4
since then of St. .James's School, Deganwy
of Paley's " Evidences of Christianity "
2. Keyto Samuel and Corrcspondin
&c.. I'.on., I>^1, 12mo.
Period l()i;('i~lK)l, Lon.
Thompson, Kev. Charles.
lish ISaptist Martyr, I'hila., 1S70, , r^ „ ,
Thompson, Uev. Chnrlts Lemuel, D.D., b.
XW. at Cooiierstown. I'a. ; gnulualetl at Carroll College,
It St
Shil'nal
-Sli, and
1. (lutlines
Lon., I^^S1, llinio.
Parts of Chronicles,
England' under the Normans:
l,><sl, cr. Svo.
Thomas, Siimuel K. 'I he How in Dime Albion's
School • or. High, Low, and Broad Ideas of Essentials :
in Two Scenes. liy S. E. T. Lon., 1871.
Thomas, T. ( Ed.) Mem.iirs of the Life and Labours
of Uev. Tliomas Jones, of Chepstow : including an Auto-
bio^raiihv, Lon., lf<7."i, 8vci.
Thomas, Thomas .Morsnn. Eleven Years in
Central Africa, Liiii., 187:'., «vo.
Thomas, Kev. Thomas William. His Ur-
, nal Pre-enco; or. The Secret of a liright and Iragrant
Life- with Introduction by II. F. Uowker, Lon., 188,),
'Thomas, «cv. I'rUah Bees. Notes of a Year's
Ministry: Sermons ai liristol, Lon.. 187(1, 8vo.
Thomas, >V. IJ. Constantinojile and Athens ni
the Time of PeriJes, .to. : Lectures, L,in.. 1877, Svo.
ri.oinas, VV. Cave, L"""^. vol. i''-,,"''''-]
Mural or Monumental Decoration, Lon., 180H, Svo_.
Symmolrical Education f Min.l and liody, L.m., ISi.i.p
Svo. :i. Ke>-iBed Theory ';f ) '-iilit
Lon.. !S", 5, p. 8v 1.
Thomas, William.
Lon., 187.1, |i. 8\„,
Thomas, »ilh:»m, o.
Valv of '.j'l'e : "low lo Pro
'^Thomas, WilUaMi iHenry. lioyhooil Lays, Lon
Thomi's, Williiim Henry, ['hHc, vol. m., add.,J ,
b 18-M at Portland. Me.: became a printer, and alter-
^Yardsa' j.mrnalist .ind contributor to magaz.iiies '"■•
filed in I'alii'ornia, Australia, and India
East Indies, Post., i>70, 12mo.
ventures in the ."Jandwich Island
1871 12mo. ;i. A Slaver's Adventures
Land, lio.st., 187:1, 12mo. (These three are also coni-
pri-sed in •' Ocean Life" Series, ;! vols.) i. Uniuiuig ihe
liilookad", Lost., 1871, 12mo. 3. The Helle ot Austrft;
lia; or, V'ho am I? Post., 1883^ Svo. 6,
Sea, l-~'ti. '■ Lewy and I, I8S7.
Thomiinson, William. (Ed.) , . ,
wed: a l.lographical Sketch, Middleborough and Stock-
ton, 187U, Svo.
Thompson, A. R., sometime lecturer on the Eng-
lish Language in the University of St. Vladimir, Kieff.
I lEd.) Dialogues, Russian and English. Lon., 1882,
II 8vo. 2. (Trans.) The Unfortunate One- ii Novel, by
Ivan Toorgeyniefif; from the Uussian, Lon., I8S8, or.
^Thompson, A. W. The Law of the Farm: a
Treatise on the Loading Titles of the Law involveil
in Farming Business and Litigation, San Fran., 1877,
Svo.
Thompson, Alice C
1.
2.
Loll., IS
Section 1., Colour,
P'ack and Tan : a Novel,
if 'iiverpool. The Safety-
■ eiit Disease, Lon., 1S85,
trav
1. Life in the
2. A Whaleman's Ad-
and California, Host..
Sea and
On Land and
Thomas Whit-
A, C.
Thompson, Andrew.
Characters, Lon., I87», p. Svo
See Mkynbll, Mrs.
Sketches of Christian
Wis., 1858, 'anil at McCormh'k Thcologii'al Seminary
Ism'; entered the ministry of the Presbyterian Church:
iiiisto'r of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church, New
York, since 188S. 'limrs of Uefrcshing: a History ol
American Revivals. Chic, 1877, 12nio. .„,„,.
Thompson, Charles W., F.R.ti.S. The Sextaiit
in Determining Time, Latitude, Longitude, Lon., 1887,
Thomi-son, Mrs. Clara M. Hawthomdean; or,
Pliilip lienton's Family, Phila., Is?:'., l2uio
Thompson, Daniel (ireenieal, b. 1>j(>, at
Mootpelier, Vt. ; s.m of Daniel Pierce Thompson, (.ni'.',
vol iii.;) .'laduatedat Amherst ISIill; admitted to the bar
in New York 1872. I. A System of Psychology, Lon.,
1884, 2 V(ds. Svo. 2. The Problem of Evil : an Introduc-
tion to the Practical Sciences, Lon., 1887, Svo.
" The reniarkalile feature nf this book is it.s violent and
(mtspoken prolest uuainst varh.us Christian (lognias,-no-
tablv the dm-lriiie of siii. 'I he writer clupts in substi iioe
tbec'lhical i.riiieiples «f Mr. Leslu' ."-teiplooi and Mr. llor-
bert Sociieer; bat the disciple far uutriins bis teachers in
iiis sweeiiinti eondeiiiiiatinii of many cd' the .salient leutiires
of Christianity."— .8ji(c/ii/or, :.\i. l(Hi,H
1 :). The Religious Sentiments of the Human Jlind,
I Lon,, 1S88, Svo.
"The author's intention in this work is to vindicate a
fair standing grounil for religion considered as a science.
: \Ye uin liniiesllv eoniiueiid it lo our readers as tlie
■ otiicome of profound' Ihouglil. "— .tc.iii., x.xxiv. 221.
i 4. Social Progress, L(ui., ISSil, Svo. »
I Thompson, D'Arcy Wcntworth, Jr., ])rofes,-^or
I of biology at University College, Dundee. 1. (Trans.
; anil cd.) The Fetiliy.ation of Flowers, by Prof. Hermann
' Muller: with a I'reface by Charle.- Darwin, Lon., 18S:i,
Svo. 2. A Dibliiigraphy id' Protozoa, Ca>lentorates,
Worms, and eeitain Smaller ^)roup^ of Animals, ]inb-
lished during the Years IMil-l8S:i. Cambridge, 188o, Svo.
Thompson, Mrs. K. II. Oeins, N. York, 1882,
3 vols. 48mo.
Thompson, E. M. Phidias, and other Poems,
Lon., l87St, 12nio. , . ^
Thompson, E. S. Colds and Coughs : their Causes
and Coiiseiiiicnces, Lon., 1877. l2ino.
Thompson, E. Skellington. Mov O'Brien i a
Tale of Irish Life, Dublin, 1887, p. Svo.
Thompson, Edith. History of England, (His-
torical Course for Schools,) Eon., I87;i, 18ino.
Thompson, Edward Ilealy, M.A , foiK', vol.
iii., add..] b. 18i:i, at Oakham, Rutland, and educated
at the grammar-school of that town nnil at Emmanuel
College, Cambridge, where ho graduated with honors in
is:)!!; was joint editor of the Clilton Tracts in IS.'il :
professor of English literature in the Universiiy of
Dublin 18.):i-,VI, and sub editor of the Dublin Review
lSll2-(il, and is editor of the Library of Religious Biog-
rapliv. 1. Life of St. Aloysius (Jonzaga, Lon., 18''>7,
12ino. 2. The Baron do Renty ; or. Perfection in the
World Acoomplishcd, Lon., 187:^, fp. 8vo. :'.. The Suf-
ferings of the Church in Prittany during the (ireut Revo-
lution, 1878. 4. The Life of Jean-Jacques Olier, Founder
of the Seminary of St. Sulpice : enl. ed., Lon., 188:"), Svo.
:>. The Life and (ilories of St. Joseph, Lon., ISSS, Svo.
Thompson, Edward Maunde, D.C.E., LL.D.,
F.S.A., b. 184(1, in Jamaica; educated at H.igoy School,
and at Universiiy College, O.xtord : called to the bar at
"■ -.vjis iir.iuiintcd to a plac
the Middle Tctoplc !'-•')"
p.p.
Thompson, Mrs. Arthur. A Peep into Ceylon :
Book of Travel written for Children, Lon., 1886/
Thompson, Kev. Arthur Steinkopff, M.A„
1130
12u
.,. the British Museum in IS«I ; became keeper of the
manuscript department and Egcrton librarian in 1878,
and principal librarian in 1888. 1. (Ed.) Clironiomi
Angliie, ab Anno Domini i;!28 usque ad Annum r^8s,
Auctore Monaoho quodam Sancti Albani, ( Record Oi.oe
Pub,,) Lon., 1874, Svo. 2. (Ed.) Letters of Humphrey
tlionidenn ; or,
Iliiiniin Minil.
il otlior I'oeuis,
;lis : their Causes
Mdv O'Brien i ii
THO
Pridcmx t„ John KIlis, Under-Secretary of State, 1fi74-
ii.'J, (Camdon .S(ir.,) l,un.. ISrfl It,, ■■ 1 1.' i i i-m ■
(Ciiniilen .Sic, I,„n., 1S7S, L' v„|, -. , i.vi , u„'r
Hieh.,... Cooks. Capo M^-eh^ln, in the'ln i',. ^^^ t
I'l" )• ■ ;V^^ ^vith C„rre»,.on,i..nee. , l.aklu,, ioe
iui),) l,(,n., l,s,S2, 2 vols. svo. (i. (|.;,], imlcx (» ihn
( .taloKueo. AJ.Ii.inns to tho .M„nusuri,„i i„ t , i,
Aluseum ,„ the ^ eu,s l.S.VI-lsr,-,, l,„n.. |s,S(,, ,sv„: " , ,,
in the \ear« ISrii-lSSI, |,„„„ |,s.S2, Sv„ 7 (' :,| , ',„'
ot a ,«d™tio„ tn„„ the .<lowe Manu>c, ipts.', Ij',- I M ,
joum,) Lon l,ss:),.lt„. Wiih W.u,vk„, (i! K., ,,,1 >„ .
l-^isHKsr'U';::'^'''''^ '"'''"'''■'''''■ ^'-^^^^^
Thoiii|,H„„, .llrs! Kliznbfth. I'i^-ures uf ll,ll ■
or, Iho r..m,,les „!• .iarchu.s : ,U;\u,aM U?,\n- l,ioen,o
»n,l Mnn„ia„„„.e™ „f IJeor an.l Whi.-koy, N. Vork, I^si!
Knohmie, >„ la,v at Chrisf.s Cnlle,,,., (';a,„b,. I.."' ,S77 •
oal e, ,0 the bar at (ho Inner Temple 1877. A Ne^'
l?"iiXr;:;n!l^^S,^':x^r''-^='--^
"Avalunhk' Ixiuk. of n snim-u hut n.., ....... 1 ■ .
iix lo,-*'"'" '"""'« " '""'' •^^^■'■""■"1 1-no.l.' '-y,."';<!/m^
.e...7«,courU,;riKL.,i:o,^';;ji;;:'r2Z'^"'^
riioiiipsoii, .Sir Henry, M.i,., K.jt.c.'^ roar,
vol.,,, , see«n,l of the name, a,l,|.J 11„ „„, knighte.l hi
I- I ; IS professor enierilus of elinlnil surL'.M-y an.l eon
«u nng surKoon to University College HospitaVl" nZ,
.ml las l.een professor of surgery nn,l pa hology in the '
Hoyal lolleg.. of Snrgeons. Jle has also stuflie,! a , !
■Hi »K^ oxlMhitea paintings in the U,.val Aea.len.v n i
the Paris .Salon. I. The Preventive Treatment of C. I
culous ..soase an.l the Use of Solvent Uo.ne' ies Lon
l«..i. lJ.no: 2, ed., l,^7.i. 2. M,Hle,-ate Bri^kir.
t^ lit'e v' 'r-, "'! '-■""• '^- C'lalogue of l!l."e"^,i I
M h.te Nankin Poroelain. llh.st. Lon.? 1n7s, .|to A, i
acemnit o h.s „wn collection.) 4. Fo, ,1 an, UeedinJ' '
wit. an Appendix. l,on., 188,.,' p. 8vo; ;id od. l.ssi 1 i
surgery t the I rinary Organs, Lon.. 1881, Svo. ti
V.n ■;?■ '^'T"'"rV^""'^ a Story of .Medioall.ife. Hv
Jen Ul.ver, [psend.] I.on., 18S4, p. 8vo; ;i,l ed ISS?
.run,. Mrs 01 the lih.d.ler : thei'r Nat .,-e, Sv.. n|„„' ' '
an. Snrg.c. Treatment, Lon., ISS-I, 8vo. S )ie ■„'
Uelat.on to Age and Aolivity, 1.,,,,., Issf,, |o„„; , '^ , '
St"!rL,r n^r^r'"" "' »''-'"« "'« B'->''- f"V'
B,t: a Chron.olo of Luxenford Life. By Pen Oliver
lllustrate.1 hy the Author. Lon., ISSB, „ Sv,
Ihonipson, He„ry, M.I).. K.U (' i> o'on..ultin..
an.l Lases, w.th Commentaries, l,on., |ns„ svo
w,'J:':x^!ifc.'J^:;':^is^-,B,:,-'"-'^"^^^^''"-
fie h,, ... 'r '"C' ^""'^'- '-'^'""^"JK"! ealied t,
m«l I LI ".« r"'"'^Te.nplo 1 S79. The Complete An-
ho Ye,f,L, \"J. ' "l"''*'"'^''"* *" Ail the Courts f.,r
Tlm.»„ • S""-"' by Alfied Em.lon, Lon., 1,S87.
Thompson, Ht. Rev. Hugh Miller, S.T.D.,
THO
|LL.D.,[„a,.,vol ill, a.ld.,]b. I8:in, in Iieland; odu-
cated at .Nashotah House, Whs. , ordained 1S52: reetor
iishop ot .M.ssis.sipp, iss;), and since 1S87 Bi.shop. Ho
h,is e.|,.e.l re ,g,.,us periodical.,. I. irnity a,.d is Uos-
.., U,o„ N \„,.k I8,i„, 12, 2. .Sin a,!.! its Pen,. ";,
181.-'. .i. iMrst Princples, X.York, IS(!8, l2„,o. I
opy: b«ays from ,„, E,lit.,r's Drawer, on Heligion'
, Literature, an.l Life, llartfoid, 1,^72, l-r,,, ", A £ 1 1 .
lf'r,T'v"v' l^'r-^T' «• f^""'.,:rni:g'lh,:'Kh^ m
th... og,,s,. Bedell ,!c..,u,.es, ,88,,;, n;v,!::|,'^s;!;U^
uris, 1^88,) \.\rTk, 18,ss. |2m.,. ( Jlost of these works
have gone thn.ngh manv e.litions ) "'
noits''"c".!e'""!'r*""'? ,*"'""•• '• A>"orican Uc-
,fl,^, ; V ••'^^"'■''■"l Interest deci.led in the Court
L,..tUes™t .nKvory State :vol.s.i.-xvi., Albany, 1S7„-
Alhinv K- J''"" .'.''' i^""''""'" K^'l""-t.s, vols; i.-xii.,
C ..rks ' M ' ,'"■ ■■'; A?'"'""'*'' t'ollec...rs'. an.l Town
Ue,ka Manual; w.th Forms, Albany, 187.-,, 8vo I
Superv,s„r.s Manual: with F«,ms, Albany, 1S7:,, 8vo'
J.. N,.t,onal Bank Cases: containing Airi)eeisio„s of
A ha. V Ts- s"";' '^""^C.";"'-^ '■'•■'"'i'lK '" National Banks,
Albany l>,,s ,Sv„. \\ „h Cook, U. I)., New York Su'
p.e,,.e Court Ueports, Alba..y, lS7;i-75, 6 vols. 8v k
p.m ..1 .Metb.Mis of In8t,uction, \. York, 1878, 12nio
a s.;'L"',''pV'!' •'',*:'•, V^'™"^-' ''''"^ I!l'aga;„.l-(;iia:
.licli,; CI, '':-!''';:;"' ''°""' ■■ "■"' ^^-^'^^ and Intro.
I ..union, I Ilk!., 1^(1. l2mo.
! sbc^wwir?."' •'• """I'Well. Beci.ual Acreage:
.^bowing tie Co.i.parativea.id lielativo Value in .Statute
Jlea ureol any Decimal Par. of an Aero, Lon., 1876. Svo
; ^ s::.;:ttl;•;Ye:i-;u::li;^:"•1^;;!;„l^t
l^!■u;^:"T:i.fv;^i^';.I!:--'■"^''^"^''-^'-''^-^'^""
Tlionipson, Juincs, \,„„c, vol. iii., second of the
: era.e ,.rn,y dur.ng the civil war; Slate geoL.K-i.t ,ui
e,,e o the departn.ent of na.urd hi-.or'y o, Yndil.'na
i c^,, ,cH ,■ ,'■ ■■; ^''.';" " '^l'"-'"! oontribuior to Amor-
iu,l N 'V.lkJ.'-t "?:,"' ^^'^""y: a Complete Man-
'("Houn.lV K- -c' -"'"• •^- '^ Tallahassee (jirl,
.Hound I ob.n- ,Ver.,) Bost., 1882. Ifimo. Anon. 4
, l.s .Second Campaign, (•' Round Bohin" Se.-..) Bost.,
s.„ ' - • ^*^ ¥." ' Kx"'--'"'''-. -V. York, 1885, p
I 8 A l-;,,, -'""-y ,r' ^'---l-N"'^'. N. Vork, 188.0, 12.'..!^
|w;Li;..^l'„L!'>^^''^^.--,-^.:^'-n^^^
sects in Bin -Songs and Books, N.' York, 1887, f2n«
'nm Vr'Mif "«;"■ '"""''-r " Novel, N.'York 188,8
. .u,,^''" ' '"'■y »f I-«"isiana, ("American Com
Stiiv o ;; ll ";, '■■"!" ■" Ardwry. a Complete
2.|mo. ' ^'"""''- ^""■'*' N- "^■"'■k. J»r9,
th jA!!"'.r"r ,'■ "?'• •••"'"• '• Life. Work of Peter
,.f loh' 1 '4 'IV 'r'"' '-"'"• 2. Mfe an,l Writlncs
ot John the Apostle, Lon., 1.882, p 8vo
1 hoinpson, John. Text-Book of Facts for Stu
ilfnl,, in Naval History, Wash., 1877, I2n.o
ilompson, John Ashburton, M.D, M.R.CS
r1 Iw'iv'c" "' ^'"""l '^""^ '" ""^ "-«' Nor Lern
witi s^Li^r'lT'f"-''- '"" l'l'on-l,orus in Medicine:
wth Special Bofcence to its Use in Neuralgia : a Con-
tr^ibut,™ ,0 Materia M,.,lie„ and Therapeutics, Lon ,
Thompson, John C. History of the Kleventh
to^!^'':';^"^f»'i"'»^^-"^^o-H:^^^"^w
I Li;erT,;„dri'8^5,';"i'o"" "' '''" '" ^'^■"P""' • ==<» ""^
I Thompson, Joseph. The Owens College: its
141)1
THO
Founilation nml Orowtli, iiiul its Connection willi tlio
Vicliiriii t'nivoraily, Munehc^tcr, Miini'hcstor, ISSfi.Svo.
'■ A vtTy ciMiipU'lf liisUii-y iif Owens ('(iili'^i' from lis llrst
boniiminf; to il.s p-i'M'nl iiosilioii us purl ol' the Vicloria
I'liiviTsiiy. U is M iniisl insirui'iivo imrniliM'."— /;)i//((Wi
i/i*Yi)riVii/"AVr/cir, No. xii. Hll.
Tlioinpswiit Kev. .losoph l»iirri»li, 1».I'.,
1,1,. I)., [,./i^, vul. ii.. mill.,] I.>*lil-I87i»; ri'.ii.li'il in Iter-
lin, Ocnnan.v, Ity'J-T'J. 1. Thocilogy of Christ, IVoni hi«
Own Wiinls,' N. Yorl(, ISTII, Svo. 1!. Miinie Worship:
Selei'tions fnuii Iho ,s!i.'ri|ilnrt'.s, with IMi'iiiliilions, I'riiyiT.
nml Son)!, for Kvory Day. Illust. Host., I S7 I, Svo. ;!.
Church anil Stuto in tlio Tnilcil .Slates, Host., I,S7:i, H'mio.
■I. .Josns of Nazareth: liis Life for llie Youn),'. Illust.
Host., l,S7fi, Svo. .1. Contennial of .Viueriean Inilepen-
(lenoe. Host., IS77, er. Svo. li. The I'nileil Stales hs
a .Nation : Lectures on tlie Cintenui;il of .Anioriean In-
ile|ienilenec. Host., i>77, Svo. 7. 'I'hu Workman: his
False Krieiiilsanil his True Frien'ls, N. York, IS7!), l2nio.
S. .Aneriean Cmiunenls on Kuropean (Questions, Inter-
national ami Kelinioiis, liosl., ISSl, IL'nio.
Tli<>iii|)80ii, Julia i'nrrie. I. Aspenriilgc, Phila.,
IS70, liimo. 2. Trye's Year among the llinilous, Phila.,
n.il.. I'Jmo.
Thonipsuii, Knte. A Ilaml-nook to the Puhllci
I'icture-liallerios of Europe. Lon., IS77, cr. Svo ; ;'al oil.,
illust.. isso, cr. Svo.
Thompwoii, Kev. I,«'\vis <)., 18.19-1887, b. at
Hergen, Norway: grailuateil at lieloit College ISliii, anil
at Union Theological ,Seininnry, New York, ISOti ; enleroil
the ministiy of the Preshytcrian Church. 1. The Pres-
iileuls anil their .■VilininiHtratioiis : a ''iml-Hook of
Piihlical Parlies. Imlianapolis. |S7:1, l2iao. 2. Nothing
Lost, N. Y'ork, lS7t). :(. The Prayer-.Mceting ami its
Iinprovenient : with Introiluclion hy .\. K. Kiltrcilge,
Chic, IS7S, 12mo. 4. How to comluct I'niyer-Meclings,
Host., ISSII, IL'nio. b. Nineteen Christian Centuries in
Catline: a (iuiile to llislorioal Sliulv. Introilnetion by
J. K. .Miller. Illust. Chic, |x-<I, r2iuo.
Tlioilipsoil, M. J. Fvolution of Sonml Kvolveil:
a Kevicw of tlie Article entilleil "The Nature of Sound
in the Prohlcm of Human Life," (.'in., l.'<87, Svo,
Tlioinpsoii, .>Iary. Kober' Forrester : a Novel,
Lon., 1S7.'), )!. Svo.
Thompson, 1*. J. The Life Assurance Primer;
being the Prize Es.say of the Briton Life Association,
Lon.. lS7o, Kiuio.
Tlioinpsdll, Uev. I'eilc, SI. A., grailuated at
Trinity College, Camhriilge, 18(57; orihiineil 1877: curate
of Christ Churcli, .Marylebone, since Issi. .Short Family
Prayers. Lon., issij, l2ino.
Thompson, I'hillipN* The Politics of Labor,
N. York, 18S7. l2mo.
Thompson, It. Angnstus. California Sunrumo
Court Keports, vols. x.\.\i.\.-.\li., (187(1-71,) ,San Fran.,
1871-72, Svo.
Thomp.son, Ki-ginald Kdward, M.D., F.R.CP..
senior iissislaut physician ami pathologist to the Hospital
for Consumption, Hrompton. I. The Causes ami Kesults
of Pulmonary Iliemorrhage : with Hcniarks on Trcal-
nient. Illust. Lon., 1H7!(,, Svo. 2. Physical E.tamina-
tion of the Chesi. Illust. Lon., 1871'," 12mi). :i. The
DiH'erent Aspects of Family Phthisis, in Kelati'.n espe-
cially to Heredity and Life .Vssunince, Lon., ISSI, p. Svo.
Thompson, Iticharil Wigginton, b. isno, in
Culpeper Co., Va. ; ailmitlcil to the b;ir of Indiana
18:'il; secretary of the navy during President Hayes's
ndniinistratioE ; chairman of the American committee
of the Panama Ciinal Company 1881. 1. The Papacy
and the Civil Power, N. Y'ork, 1877, cr. Svo. 2. The
History of Protective Tariff Laws, Chic, 1SS8, Svo.
Thompson, Uev. Robert Ellis, S.T.L)., Ph.D.,
b. 1814. in Lurgan, Ireland; graduated at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania ISd.'i ; entered tlie ministry of the
Presbyterian Church ; profes.sor of history and English
liteniture in tlic University of Pennsylvania since 1881,
1. Social Seieuoo and National Economy; a Haiid-Hook,
Pbila,, 187.1, 12uio. 2. Hard Times, and whal to learn
from them : Plain Talk for the Working- People, Phila.,
1877, ICmo. ;i. Elements of Political Economy; with
Reference to the Industrial Ilislory of Nations, Phila,.
18S2, ll'mo. 4. Uelief of Loc:il and .State Taxation
through Distribution of the National Surplus, Phila.,
188.'!, 8'0. 5. Protection to Home Industry ; Four
Lectures delivered at Harvard University, 1885, N.
York, ISSR, Svo,
Thompson, S. ,'Millett. The Thirteenth Regi-
!»2
THO
mcnt of New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry in the War
of the Rebellion, ISIil-tl.^); a Diary covering Three
Years and a Day, Host., Isss, Svo.
Thompson, Nvymoiir Dwight. I. Treatise on
the Liabilily of Stockholders in Corporations, St. Louis,
187i>, Svo. 2. Charging the .liiry. St. Louis, |S8(), Svo.
"Contains a good deal that is of interest to lay as well
a.s professiomil readers. "-—Ao^io/, xxxii. l.').
;S. The Law of Carriers of Passengers: Illustrated by
Leading Cases and Notes, St, Louis, 188(1, Svo. I. The
Law of .Negiigci. ;e in Kelalions not resting in Contract :
Illustrated by Leading Cases and Notes, St. Loui.-. ISMi,
2 vols. hvo. b. Liubililiea id' Directors and other Offi-
cers and Agents of Cor]iorationB ; Hook of Leading
Cases, with Notes. St. Louis. ISSl, Svo. With Stkoku,
TiloM.vs .M., Compilation of the Statulo Lav.s of Tennes-
see, St. LiHiis, 1^71. Ii vols, ill 2. Svo.
Thompson, SilvilHus I'hillips, principal of tho
City and Ciuilds Technical College, Kinsbury ; formerly
professor of physics in University College, Hristol. 1.
Elementary Lessons in Electricity and ,Magnelism. Lon.,
ISSl, ISmo. 2. Philipp Reis, the Inventor of the Tele-
plione : a Hiogriipliieal Sketi-h : with Docuniontary Testi-
mony, Lon.. ISSII, Svo. Ii. Dynamo- Electric .Machinery :
a iManual for Students of Eleclro-Technics, Lon.. Is^l,
Svo; 2d oil., enl., 1885. 4. (Trans.) Electricity iind
Miignetism : a Popular Treatise, by Am(''dce Ouill"iiiin.
Illust. Lon., ISSS. su]i. r. Svo.
Thompson, Slason. (Ed.) The Humbler Poets:
a Coilcction of Newspaper and Periodical Verse, I87n to
188.'). '.'hie, ISS.i, Svo.
Thompson, T. C. Hanno: a Play, in Five Acts,
.ManchcsUT, 1880, l2iiio.
Thompson, W. Stories for the People, Lon., 1887,
l2mo.
Thompson, W. ii. Training-Sehooli for Nurses :
with Notes on Twentv-Two Schools, N. Y'orl , ISSli, :' Imo,
Thompson, >V." W. A Digest of the .^ct- of As-
sembly relating to, and the (icneral Ordinances of, the
City of Pittsburg, 1S|14 to ISSti, Piitsburg, Iss7, 8vo.
'rhompson, William I'hillips, head of toe In-
ternational ("ntent Ollice, Liverpool. 1. Hand-Hook of
Patent Law, Hritish and ForeiL'ii, Liverpool, 1S74, 12ii ■;
Stli eil., Issll. 2. American Yarns and Fables, Liver-
pool. 1877, 12mo.
Tlioms, John Alexander. A Complete Con-
cordance to the Revised Version of the New 't'estamcnt :
Marginal Readings of the English Revisers as well as
those of the Anie;ican Committee, N. York, 1882, Svo.
Thoms, William John, F.S.A,, [anir, vol. iii.,
add., J d. 1885, having been deputy librarian to tlio
House of Lords 18t.>-82. I. Human Longevity; its
Facts and its Fictions ; including an Inquiry into some
of the .More Remarkable Instances, and Suggestions for
Testing Reputed Cases, Illustrated by Exam]ilcs, Lon..
18711, Svo; new ed., 1879,
"If every man Is sent Inlo the world with a lairpnso,
Mr. Tlioms's pnrpo.ve must be to protect the Iroiilier of
longevity rriim eiirioacbmenls under false pretence^. . . .
Tlmt Mr. Thorns has done iiiueb in this volume to clear
away worlhle.ss eases . . . wiii. we think, be on all hamls
ailm'iUed."— .So/. I\ii\, xxxv. 78S.
" The ea.ses of as-erted {■enlenarianism of which Mr.
Thorns fully shows Ibere is no positive evidence are I'arr,
.leiikins. and llie ('.mnle.ss of liesmond. Tin n tollows a
moi'O modern series, in which lie ilemonslrules whal the
real ages of Ibe oersons were." — Ath., No. 2;J7y.
2. (Ed.) Survey of London, written in l.'iilS, by ,Iohn
Stow, Lon., 187.i, r. Svo. II. The Dealh-V.'arranl of
Charles I. another Historic Doubt, Lon., 1880, Svo.
Thomscn, Ur. Villiclm, profes.,!or of compara-
tive philology in the University of Copenhagen. Tho
Relations between .\ncient Uussia and Scandinavia, and
the Origin of tho Rus,sinn Stale; Three Lectures de-
livered at tho Taylor Institution, 0.\ford, in May, 1870,
Oxf., 1877, 1). Svo.
" In exeelleiit English, and with hardly a trace of for-
eign iilioiii, lir. I homseii lias Irealeil a dillicnlt subject in
a manlier at once salislaelory lo scholars and, it maybe
hoped, inieresling even lo geiii'ral readers."— Is.vAi T.w-
I.OK : ^Icud.. xiv. 285.
Thomsett, Ur. Gillham. 1. A Sacred Trust ; a
Story of .Military Life, Lon., cr. Svo. 2, Kohi'it, Kuram,
and Khosi : Reminiscences of tho Lute Afghan War,
Lon., |.~'S,i, p. »vo.
Thomson, Mrs. The Chevalier: a Romance of
174,i, Lon,, 1877, l2mo,
Thomson, A. G. Mixed Colours; or. Favourites
of Fortune, Lon,, 1879, p. Svo,
Thomson, Allen. Structure and Development of
iL
y, in Five Acts,
)|)le, LoD., 1S87,
a Romance ut'
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. '•"''oniNoii, Hcv, Andrew. I» D F K s p
p. vo. .i. L,|e of l'r,nc,|„tl ilurper. D.I)., KMi,,.,' ,«si:
iHrKdy in tlu. ..''si'' .n'-'j"'',',"-^' ',"""'"1I<,.1
Lo'„.r';ssr',,"rv'"''"'' <"'''^"' ^^■''"■'''' "--m'-Hn«,")
iii''T;~i.«^^;.^;:r:r, ?""?'"[;-"..■ •!
coi„(^,M,.Ko,6xionl o^^lZ,! ';' KTm, ua.cl „t l,in. :
wanls in,f;.,;,.,e„t, ' sC • \ ''''''',''';•'''''' '''''''''•■ '
The Milestones „n,a: ,0-1 |S-' I . '' ^ '"""'■ '■
'•^h:^.::i;.:^''''';^i''''''%i' '--■'- -•'"•■^
«un'";v-^ ^;r,,^r"nci';'-;,'^^7"'"''"' "''
Inner Ten.pll 18,^2. .Mulnkini H ".'"'"'.'■."' ""^
}^i^. .i..nM.A.„;'.ilM:rc;;l,e«l^^;.!:;;i-v-:::
co;!;^;rr'.!!;^''?CHo,::";!:?^^ '^v"" ^'"^ """ '
roulHce,, E.lin., iSS,i ,' s'„ '"' ""^ ''i-q'itmtion of
uu^;l:■l:S ;;;';, !;;:;:;^;!:'r:;r^'r'7''- ^r-
mrgh 8,0, an appointment which he re3i«nofl in is"
n n '••''i'TM" "'"."-.^'inS e.xpo.li.ion.s o*! t , "V '. !
ning an, Porcupine" in 1868 iiml I8ti» „n,l in Is-
WIS .tppointcl the .scientific chief of the " pi ,ln ^
oxpeilition; kni"hte,l ISTrt T 1 „ f- V''"""'"g«''
DreiJging Cruises of ll.M.Sa. '' I'oronni o" ,,„ .. t •
ning" during the Sunnnoriof 1 sfi^ ' 69 .„ '," 's n ,fi' h
.Numerous Illustrations an,l Map.s iZ. is?' Sv,. .
cil. same .year. ' ' ' '™! '-''
<.v:?'M:^S;uri^,l":;i'^S^5;ville Thomson shows
1!. The Voyage of the "Challenger:" The Atlantic- ,l
licMm.nary Account of the Oencal Results of the Fv
Sir 'vyvm;^'^&,;r,s^'^c:;;;,"?«,»!:, i-'«imontof
containing only 'The At iaiit^,. i' . .? ' ' "5 accornt,
Tfpi:
THO
i("%^")'''?;c:' ';;;:rvs:'i'[;r' '^"'^''' "-"-.
jntcrcstlnion... llu !l ' .,V,' , '^f;.■".ri," ^■^"■J- J""
passe.l hcl«,v, 11 ,'. , 'h' ^^iJ""' "H.moniiola wl,i,.|,
llrownc'sra,.iltM„an«g.mM , Ukm,hm. 'ao,'!'',''''''V;: "''
. --:i";"?^;'tsiir'"'''''''''"-™''-'' "--!«!;. iichi^^^
' „',/'''" ""•■•'''■""■^s "f the form Ilabl,",t, f„r Ilablot aa
Ar.nln,,,/, x.xvi (III , '">k«ell, in a letter to the
;:^'5^!S-it4;S:''ni r^ 'r;'"-
OnJu, Inssions: In^-^^^li.-'-.r'll,,;^;-; ,!-
sq.''ir:m,'r""' *'• "'• ''"■■"''' '■'■"'» •J"P»»- r-°- '«84,
"f lie!ng"?o"' !;-■"?•■; '• i''r"^^'"f " •^■'■-"'"■■'d
tion, I ,^;, ',";•„' p' s,';; "'"■ '■ ^^^■""""•■' '">'' Involu.
i-n.;is'^r;;)8;o"\tm'"^ " '"""'™' '^"^'^^'i""- ''«-
•'.;;i^;""^'i;ni:'i^,i^i^s%,';^';j;; ^■'— > ^.
1 lininsoii, J, Arthur 1 ,'i' \ i>
;;c,,h..ac.,;;:^;;'•;;';;^,;^/^-;:4KeportonJ^
^^ K. f^elcnka, (••Challenger " Report- I I.on IssV j '
2. {Tr„,,s.) .SIphonophora.. by K.'ll n„^;ck;:| ?:< ri l'
-nger" Reports, vol.' .xxviii..! I.on ]sS8 , t'o « '
d.X%-.n'-'M "™",^' i'-ac"in..m:,a: by F K
Sd,ult^e, (•' Challenger" Re,,orts, vol. .xxi.,') l.,fn., iss?,'
sei:r?jr ' t!^\.r^to '-- -^ ^-'"•"'-
riiomson, J. J.. M A F«a'pii
lecturer of TrinUv r!!ii ' /'^ i" ^•'""''' ""'' "■'^i-'-lant
ri,.>.k M ^,"nity College, Cambrdge; succeeJed I
Mutual AcHo;;- f T,™t Si:',;;, 7('i^i^';!;',"'"
ra;:l^^ind^n:^&Si'''^'T"^^
riuinal loo^s fu r ,;'rtv^ riV""'' P''"'.''"''"! from thj I
..ss "'J! .;i"V'.^'}.r.'.y "" '■««»-'s prinlea with «■,.
'■mil 8ucces.s."-..i«., Xo. ■Iain.
nd
ical
rnit.,PhiWoph;™r^:ni;;:tj;:;S^'53'i"^
o Dynamics to J-bys',,. „„,1 Chemls ;y; .,^„'" ™ '^
'■^& r-HKf ?!; r : °-
Ncn Zealand ?, ,.i„i P, . 1 ' I'™ncl, Poulhland,
La-vof lX„„t"/:,'„.,^-;!,l;-;">- "» Inquiry into the
, •l'e^piH!;;^Ir',!„^i:;j";;ir.!i«^ ';|'h;1^ to answer (V,r in being
I Tnrnlmn Tho'niM, „ e'cp, Mr Hprt.","-^ ^"' ."'"t Mr*!
i^:^:!';;^,r;;S!'«^^'::,:i^Hii?^"'!'^^^^^^
Thc"msry"o,^;!,r:e:"''bei:"' "'/"='« — ' •»««««.
a pecuiia,^;^;::;;: ,"^;: ,;;i ?r"n''!;"?^"
lsJ8;\:^-;L^^:-r--r.''"PP™^:..'i:f«:
I " Crcpusc
n;..,.s,Edi„bn^hM-,-e;:-rr,;;;;bs
'^uilus. In IMS army.lifo ho made the aonuainN
acq II
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THO
THO
wi'
an™ of Mr. Charles Bnidlaugh, (7. r.,) then n private 1 2. ThrouKh MasSi I and : .1 J""rn«y "^ Explnrulion
soklier, who in ISIHI o.-tiiblisho.l the Nalioniil Ui'formor. ! iimon^ the Sn.m-Clii.l \ olcanio Mountains ami .stranBO
to which Thomson became a contributor. In lsfi2 he Tribes of Kast.Mn I.^MUtorml Africa : beinij the Karra-
■ ■ Koyal llcogranlncal Society 8 bX]icdltloii to
in anil l.alio Victoria Nyania 188:i-H4. Illust.
left the army ami entered a solicitor's office in IicJiidon,
residing with Mr. liradlaugh. In 1S73 ho .seceded from
the National Reformer and became a regular cimtrllj-
utor to a periodical called Cope's Tobacco I'lant. Ho
suffered from depression and insomnia, and during his
latter years gave way to habits of intemperance. Ilia
pocins had already o.xcitod great admiration anil obtained
a high reputation through their publication in periodi-
cals before any publisher could be found to bring them , inanjam to Kuvlrojii
out in book form. 1. The City of Dreadful Night, and j i^,>^,';[!^:;^,^,i)^;;:,, exi'l'
other I'ocnis, T,on., lf<'<0. p. Svo.
"'Till' City of Iireailful .Sight' Is, cs may be renilily np-
rreheiuleil, the ahndu of llio.«e who, seeing no hereafter,
fret them, olves at the prospect, or, rather, llie lack of it.
... It is e.xceedinglv raru to tliul a vulnmo in wb cli so
large a niiinlier of the pieces contained have a illstinet
and Individual poetic altraitivencss."— U. Saintsuiiiv :
.Iciiii.. xvil. 432.
2. Vane's Story, Weddah and Om-El-Bonain, and
other Poems, Iion,, l.'i.SIl, ji. 8vo.
•' It Is a pity that ' Vane's Story' .stands first in Mr. Thom-
son's voliune. We have only to turn to ' Weddah and Oin-
Kl-Honain' to see what a true pmt he is, after all. .\s 11
piece of solid, vigorous, and luasculiiie narrative, it wouhl
be dillicult to llnd it.s s oerioramong the writings of con-
temporary poeUs."— .1?/*., No. '277.">.
,'!. Kssays and I'bantaslefl, Lim., If<81, cr. Svo.
"The poetry is good, though of a somewhat laboured
sombreiiess, 'The literary criticism is keen and striking.
The theology, and especialy the huniour applied to the
theology, is deplorably vulgar."— -Iiuii., xix. 'M'.
4. A Voice from the Nile, and other Poems : with
Moinoir by Bertram Dobell, Lon., 18S4, p. Svo. 5.
Shelley: a Poem: with other Writings relating to Shel-
ley; to which is added an Essay on the Poema of Wil-
liam Blake, Lon., 1834, Svo, Printed for private circu- |
lation.
"The poem on Shelley Is a wellconceived Invention for I
the purpose I if svmbolizina; that poet's typical position, and,
though not, iMi the whole, of IukIi importance in point
of writing or ilevelopmcnt, it has timnigliout a large 1
measure of beauty. . . . Of the prose writings on Shelley
the majority deserve some attention even now."— ,4(/i.. No.
H014.
Thomson, John, F.R.d.S. 1. Illustrations of
China and its People: a Scries of 200 Photographs
with liCtter-Press Descriptions of the Places and People
repre.«enled, Lon., 18";!-74, 4 vols. 4to. 1!. The .''traita
of .Malacca, ImhiChina, and China; or, ren Years'
Travels, Adventures, and Residence Abroad. Illust.
Lon., 1874, Svo.
"This Is, on the whole, a pleasant book of travel. . . .
Mr. Thomson is not a literary artist, so that the ciuideusji-
tion and classifyiiiK which his materials needed have not
been sulHciently done. . . . He went on his travels as a
photographer. . . . Ifsoiuewhiit hindered in these ways
from iiriiducing a b(K)k of high value, Mr. Thi)mson has
given ample compensation in the pictures with which his
books are most IjeautifiiUy illustrated ."—.Sj)cr/a(or, xlviii.
506.
tive of the !
Mount Konii
Lon,, 1885, 8vo ; :td ed, same year,
"His travels were an undoubted success; and hisile-
scriptions . . . will no doubt give an additional iucentivo
to that spirit of geographical research which is one of tlie
slrikiiiK characteristics of our age."— .S(|^ ltd., llx. 4h:i.
"To Mr. Thom.son . . . belungs the credit of having first
crossed the wbole of Masai Land, from the fuotof Kill-
Knvlromlo. on the shores of the Victoria
s Journey caniiol rank with the far
more extensive explorations of a Livingstone or a Stanley,
'■ it is vet one of the most remarkable. Iniilful, and during
whicli an .Vfrican ex|iliirer of onr own day could have 1111-
j dertaken."— .I//1.. No. •J'.IOO.
I With Smith, Miss Habiiis, llu : an African Romance,
Lon., 1888, 2 vols. cr. 8vo.
I Thomson, L. Modem Miracles: Manifestations
of (Joil's Love and Labour, Lon., 1888, 12mo.
Thomson, Ninian Hill, graduated at Balllol
College, Oxliinl, IS.i;); uiember of tlie Faculty of Advo-
cates, Edinburgh, 1855; called to the bar at the Middle
Temple 1877. 1. (Trans.) Discourses im the First Dec-
ade of Titus LiviuBj from the Italian of Niccoli^ Machi-
avelli, Lon., 1883, large cr. 8vo. 2. (Trans.) Tlio Prince ;
from the Dalian of Niccolii Machiavelli. By N. H. T.
Lon., sm. cr. Svo.
Thomson, S. Torquay, Past and Present : a
Sketch, Lon., 1877, cr. 8vo.
Thomson, S. I>. Treatise on the Liability of
Stockholders in Corporations, St. Louis, Mo., 1870, 8vo.
Thomson, W. Si/.ing of Cotton (iooda and Causes
and Prevention of .Mildew, Manchester, 1884, Svo.
Thomson, W. liiirns. Seed-Time in Kashmir:
u Memoir of William .Jackson Eimslie; 2d ed., Lon,,
1875, p, Svo; .Sd ed„ 1882.
Thomson, W. Stewart, M.A., F.S.Sc, F.R.U.S.
Complete Tot-linok fur All Public Examinations, Lon.,
1880, 4to.
Thomson, William, M.D. 1, The Political Pur-
pose of the Renascence Drama. By Cermion. Mel-
bourne, 1878, 2. Bacon, not Shakespeare. By W, T.
Melbourne, 1881. H. The lierm Tlieory of Phthisis
verified and illustrated by the Increase of Phthisis in
Victoria, Melbourne, 1S82, Svo.
Thomson, Most Rev. William, Archbishop of
York, [mile, vol. iii., add.,] 1819-1890. 1. Materialistic
Theories: a Lecture, Lon., 1871, 12ino, 2. Word, Work,
and Will : Collected Papers, Lon., 1879, p. Svo. a. The
Synoptic Gospels; The Death of Christ; The Worth of
Life; Design in Nature; and other Essays, Lon., 1880,
cr. Svo. 4. An Outline of the Necessary Laws oi
Thought, Lon., 1881!.
Thomson, Sir William, LL.D., D.C.L., F.R.S.,
[(i)i(c, vol. iii., add.,] b. 1824. at Belfast, Ireland; son
of James Thomson, LL.D., (7. c, uiilr, vol. iii.;)
4. (Trans.) The Public and Private Life of Animals,
from the French. Illust. Lon., 187(1, cr. Svo. 5.
Through Cyprus with the Camera in the .Autumn of
1878. Illust. Lon., 1870. 2 vols. 4to
3. The Land and People of China, Lon., 1870, p. Svo, educated at Glasgow University, where hia father was
professor of mathematics, and graduated at St. Peter's
College, Cambridge, ISl.'i, of which he was elected
Fellow. In 1846 he became profcBSor of natunil phi-
losophy in the University of Glasgow. He has contrib-
Mr. Thomson has' not linly given us .some very aseful utcd many papers on subjects connected with niathemiiti
datii from personal observation, but a series of admirable
photoiirapnic views."— .S()CO/«/i)r, Hi. 154.
With S.MiTii. A., Street Life in London : with Photos
from Life, Lon., 1S77, 4to.
Thomson, John. A Descriptive Catalogue of the
Books forming the Library of Clarence H, Clark, Phila,,
1888, 2 vols. Svo. 100 copies printed for private distri-
bution.
Thomson, John E. H. The Upland Taj-n : a
Village Idyll, Edin., 1881, Svo. Anon.
Thomson, Rev. John Kadford. Life and Work
of Wiclif, Lon., 1884, 4to.
Thomson, Joseph, F.R.G.S., b. 1857. 1. To the
Central African Lakes and Back : the Narrative of the
Royal (ieographieal Society's East Central African Ex-
jicdition, 1878-80. Maps and Portraits. Lon., 1881, 2
vols. Svo.
" Mr. Tliomson trod new «nil almost from the moment
he set foot in Africa till his return to the hospitable Arab
roof which sheltered him at I'nyanyembo. '—Alh., No.
279.').
" No geographer can atliird t« neglect the information
which ho Is in a position to give, while the general reader
is sure to derive considerable amusement, together with
instruction, from the vivacious narrative in which the
author has related what befell him."— .dead., xx, 82,
14IM
cal physics to' the Proceedings of learned societies. I.
Papers on Electrostatics and Magnetism, Lon., 1S7:1,
Svo; 2il ed,, 18S4. 2. Tables for facilitating Sumnci's
Method at Sea, Lon., lS7(i, fol. 3. Elasticity, Lnn,,
1878, 4to. 4. Elasticity and Heat: Articles reprinted
from the " Enoyelopa;dia Britannica," Lon., 1880, 4io
5. Mathematical and Physical Papers oollcctcd from
Scientific Periodicals, Cambridge, 1882-84, 2 vols. Svo.
Thomson, William, [auic, vol. iii., tenth of tlic
name, add.] The Safe Landfall : consisting of flic
Shortest Possible Method of finding the Latitude at Sea,
Ac, Glasgow, 1S7S, Svo.
Thomson, William I>. The Christian Miracles
and the Conclusions of Science, (Hand- Books fur Bible-
Classes, Ac.,) Edin., 1888, p. Svo,
Thomson, William H. The Great Argument;
or, Jesus Christ in the Old Testament, N. York, 1884,
12mo.
Thorburn, John, professor of obstetric mclicinc,
Manchester. A Practical Treatise on the Diseases of
Women. Illust. Lon., 188i, r. Svo.
Thorbnrn, S. S., of the Bengal civil service. 1.
Bannu; or. Our Afghdn Frontier, Lon., 1876, Svo. 2.
David Leslie: a Story of the Afghan Frontier, Lon,,
THO
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eiiD KuiniviK'e,
HfttiifuMtations
I Present : a
Oorse Bloom, and other
Saltan. ,L,^ru„"'.7HHV'"8t'''""'^-''"''"" '" ""> I p 'T'"";"'"". Be»"'ey.
A Guide to thei,,,;.; ,"\" '"," "■''"■'> iK.niiiiiMralcjr Him .■viiniuii.u
/iM ,' J'" ,'.''"■*:;*■ "'"' ^''^'isoetion, Liin., ISSI, p.Svo H
( h;U Iii.lian t airy- Tales. Il|„„,. j,,,,,., , ^^^^ j,_ ^^„ /
p. Svu.
Thord<>ii, K. M., a Swodi.-h profc^-Kor of nolitioal
economy; 1,,.. published in K»sli.h an account' (ct
nan university |,f., onlilled •' Un.kr tl,e August 81 ado
of German I niversities," Ipsala, ' ssi).
Thorell, T. 1. Euroncan Snid-rs p.ik r !•« i i ;;; '■.'."■' V'^n"' """""< '^'>v ; uni
1^70. Uo, 2. l)o-ripti!,n of'l^'; lu'ru'ro'iJn"^':^^^^ '• " 'i'- I'-iou"
North A(n,.„n Spiders, l,on., 1875, Uo. ' '"^ rende e^l' 1„ I' r ^'■"M'^ "'.'"'* "^ "'" ^■""'i' f-'^ly
c.:: j!:r"' •^■"''^'" < "--•' -^« •■«--. k..,.. | p^ ^s;". '^^I'^a'^-nii":^- i^:!? i^ei' ^
feonga. Illust I-»n 187.., r. nv„. (. lluunted 1-ondou
W th Wa .Foi.„, EnwAur., Old and Xew London : a \ ir
raljve 01 .ta History, i,s People, and ita Place Iltu t
an, Muns. [,„„., |,s72-7S, (> vols, r 'vo ( Vo 8 i an I
n. I.y Tl>ornl.ury ; vols, iii.-vi. by WalfnM ) '
Kenu'llllMMe! s, \t y '•i f \v I'ieh-'l!.''''' l" ,"'r """"• "^'^'
origlnals."-..lca,/ XV. ■'7y '"" """!'"-'
lady''b*'?s"'':u''ToI;'"*;"''n" "'" l'^«'-'"»y"« of a
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"^'rlVioK^s::'''^'^'"^ *•"- -»nj ^o.:5oi':t^;;:;
potent, and wliieli will n;,,., on??, i''l'J"'-i' Inmself eom
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tt i,ve'rnnr'r?^.'5?''-'*'' ■""» "" '>>« transference of
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Wiirlen ipr Macanlav's ni.indhajn.'H |ir(plial)ly pnidiiced iin
Mr TlckiKirH mind exactly Hie pr.Piper llilprc»^l(pn. ...
Of the llprlKlltlle^» and sipiindiicNi (.1 Ills imiral ainl ihpIiII-
eal liidKineiil.i hi» letters Cdiitaln ainiplc pniot. In tlic v-
rles cxtendln« (pver m.pre lliaii llHy years llicre 1^ ncUl.cr
H slllv iKir u liiiiiKpripii.s seiitcme. and there Is scarcely an
(irluli'ial remark: yet the cplledhpii Is extremely Interest-
liiK as a rccppi-d (if liitercdiirse with cipiispiciKins and cele-
brated persiiiis,"— ,S(i/. A'li'., xlll. IT.s.
■••fhe twii v.iliimcs arc, niiddiiht, l(in«, but th.y are so
full (if Interest that we hardly knnw whether aiiylhlni,'
emild have been s|iarcd. . . .On the wlmle, we are In-
ellneil in think that this Ih the very hcsi luidk (pf its class
that has ever cipinu (iver t(i lis from .Vmerica.' — .l(/i., Nn.
""'■We lliid little stories ami remarks abniit hundreds (if
eelebrated pe(ppleln these Iwd IdiiK Vdliiims, but In liPin.iy
diie ea.se (bi we llnd that Mr. ■I'ickiKir really iiiiderstddd
the nature (if the persdii he wa.s ilescrlblii^, K(■^•ardl■( as
the experiences (if a clcar-slKhteil man. eiiddwcd wdtli a
niarvefldus faculty fiir wnrk. this bdnk pusse-ses an inter-
est (if itM (iWii; lull re«ar(U-d in any way as a llle, nr a.s
havlnt! any Inturesl bevdiid that which arisi-s Inim the
number iif celebrated pedple Mr. Tlckiiiir met, and with
many (if whdin he was Intimate,) the liodk Is a lailure. —
Sptrldliir, xlix. lliKI.
TidbnlU Utig.-tiKH. John Citldwell, l>. 1^2.^,
in Ohio Co., Va. ; gra.luated at tho I'.S. Military Auad-
ouiy 184S I served in the civil war, and was afterwards au-
iiorintendont of artillery instriictidii »t tho U.S. Artillery
School, Fortress Monroe, Va., till I.SSd, and commander
since ISSI). Manual of Heavy Artillery Service: pre-
pared lor tho Army and .Militia of the United States,
Wash., USSII, KiiiKi.
TitlbalU .Hiiry Luil|i;dou. Ilarhara's Vagaries,
N. York. IMHII, IL'nio.
Ti(l(l«iiian, I.. E. 1. In the Leafy .Month of
June: a Novel, Lon., ISSIl, p. Hvo. 2. Twins, Lon.,
18>>. l^m(l.
TidniHll, Paul, (" .Mark Evans," pseud.) 1. The-
ology lor Children, Ldu., 1S72, S(|. lliuio; 2d ed., entitled
"The Story of Our Father's i.ove," 1873; Itli ed., 1S7S.
2. (Ireat Truths tor Children, in Questions and Answers,
Lon.. l.'<r;t, 8(1. Iilmo. :i. A Hook of Common I'rayor
and Worship for Family Use. Compiled by .Mark Kvans
from the Holy Scriptures. Lon., 1S76. 12iu(>; 2(i ed.,
IHSII. 4. The Gospel of Home Life, Lon., 1H77, [i. .Svo.
5. Tho King's Story-13ook : I'art L, Stories by the Lake ;
Part IL, Storic's of the Journey, Lon., 18.S0-S1, 2 vols.
12ino.
Tidmaii, Paul Frederick, CM. (J. 1. Hold and
Silver Money, Lon., \>^ni, l2ino. 2. Money and La-
bour: Address on tho Currency Quertion, Lon., 1H87,
p. »vo.
Tidy, Charles .'♦leymotJ, M.U., F.P.S., master of
surgery ; professor of surgery and of forensic medicine
and public health at tho Loudon Hospital ; medical offi-
cer of health for Islington ; late deputy medical officer
of health and public analyst for the city of London. 1.
Modern Chemistry, Inorganic and Organic, Lon., 1878,
8vo. 2. Reports on the Quantity and Quality of Lon-
don Water in 1M7H-7'J, Lon., IX?'.!-"^", 2 vols. 8vo. 3.
Legal Medicine, Lon. and Phihi., 1882 -SI, 2 vols. Hvo. 4.
Tho Tre:itinentof Sewage, X. York and Lon., ls,S7, 18mo.
With Woodman, W. Bathiihst, A Handy Book of Foren-
sic Medicine and Toxicology. Illust. Lon., 1877, 8vo.
Tidy, Charlotte Elizabeth. I. Nothing to
You: a Story for Maidens. Lon., 1887, 12mo. 2. The
Valley of Vision, i.ou., i.-(r..,p. Syo.
Tiedeman, Christopher G., professor in the
University of Missouri at Columbia. I. Elementary
Treatise on the American Law of Red I'mperty, St.
Louis, 188;i, 8vo. 2. A Treatise on the i. imitations of
Police Power in the United States considered from both
a Civil and Criminal Stand-Point, St. Louis, 1886, 8vo.
1438
TIL
Tieil, llcv. .\nlonlo, I'h.O., M.R.A.S., ordained
I - the I'hureh of England INtlM; formerly chaplain at
(luniltiir, I'onstantiiiolile, Ac. : ciiralu of Holy Trinity,
.Milti,- ...xl tiravesenil, and lion, secretary to the Eiig.
li-h Egyi.lian Mi-si. m since |H;il. I. flio Levant In-
terpreter: II I'dligliil lllaliigue Hook, l.dll., 18711, r.'iiio.
2. Egyptian, Syrian, and North .Mrieaii Hand lb". k,
Lon., I8x;l. ISnid, ;i. .Maiiiml of ('(illnqiiial Arabic,
1.(111.! I^8,'i, r.' I. Neo-llelleiiic Manual: Vocabu-
lary,' Hialngue, .Vc, in English, Lon., I8s7, I'.'iiki.
'ricriiaii, .MrH. rraiiccs V„ ("Cbii.lian Held,
pseud.,) b. lit Salisbury, N.C. ; daUKliler (if Col. ('buries
F. Fisher; marriid to James .N. Tieniiin in 1^8S. I.
Valerie Aylmer, N. York, l^'7(l, 8v(i, 'J. Mabel Lee. N.
York, 1871, 8vo. 3. Mi.rb.n House, N. York, IH7I, 8vo.
i 4. Ebb Tide, N. York, 1872, 8v(.. .'i. Nina's Atoiio-
I inent, N. York, 18711, 8vd. II. Carmen's Inheritance,
\ Phila., I87;i. 7. A Daughter of lUdieinia, N. York,
' I87:i. Hvo.
1 "The Hbiry Is well tdld ; . . . the eharaelers are some-
' thlii« like real pecple ; . . . the pint Is lu.t a bad • ; and
tin' readers interest Is i cpt up Iriiin the beglnniiik' td tliu
end of the li(i(ik."-.V(i(io/i, xlx. in.
S. A (ienlle llelle, N. York, I87.'i, 8vo. «. Hearts and
Hands, N. York. 187.'), 8vo. 10. A Question of Honor,
\. York. 187.1, I2II10. II. Tho l.an.l of the Sky, N.
York, 1875, 8vo. 12. After .M:'ny Days, N. York, 1877,
Svo. i;i. lionnv Kate. N.Y.irk 1878, 8vo. II. ASnin-
nier Idyl. N. York, 1878, Svo. LI. Hearts of Steel, N.
York, 1882, 12nio. Hi. Aniline: a Story, N. York, 1884,
Svo. 17. Udslyn's Fortune: a Novel, N.York, ISS.i,
12mo. IS. Miss Churchill: a Study, N. York, 18-;,
12I110. 1». A Child of Marv. N. York. 1888, V2m«. 2(i.
Philip's lieslitution: a Novel. N. York. ISSS, 12iuo.
Ticriiaii, Mrs. Mary I'., iSpt-ar,) d. isul. ut.
:>;,. 1. llomoselle, I" Uound Kubin" Ser.,) Host., 188|,
IfliiKi. Anon. 2. Suzetlc. I'.. Jack Horner.
Tietze, E. 1. (Trans.) Pathogenetic Outlines of
HomaMipathic Drugs, by C. Heinigke, Phila., Issn, Svo.
2. (Trans.) Scrofulous Affectidns, and the Advantage of
their Treatment by llomoBopathy, by II. Ooullon, Phila.,
■■"vo.
Titl'aiiy, Charles C. Modern Atheism, N. York,
1871. l8mo.
Tilt'any, Uev. I raiicis, graduated at Harvard
1817 I a Unitarian minister. Bird-Holts: Shots on tho
Wing. Host., 1882. 24mo.
Tiffany, Joel, [milv, vol. iii., ad 1.] Man and his
Destiny, according to the 'X'eachings of Philosophy mid
Kevelation. Host., 1S81. 12iU(i.
Tili'aiiy, O. II. Oems for the Fireside : Library in
Prose and Verse. Illust. Host., 18SI, Svo.
Titlill, W. P. Chronograph of How, Chelsea, an. I
Derby Porcelain Manulactures, Lon., 187.'), r. Svo.
Tighe, Ambrose, formerly tutor in Yale College.
Tho Development of the Koman Constitution, (History
Primers,) N. York. 188li. 2 lino.
Tildeil, liOuise W. Karl and (irctchen's Chri>t
mas: a Christmas Poem l'..r Children. Illust. ('in.,
1878. sq. 12iuo.
Tilden, M. II. Hi'tory of Stephenson County, Il-
linois, Chic, 1S8(I, Svo.
Tildeu, Samuel Jones, 1S14-1SS8, b. at New
Lebanon, N.Y.; educatcl al the University of New
York, and admitted to tlio bar; was counsel in many
important eases ; elected governor of New York in 187 I.
and was tho Democratic candidate for the i'residency in
187(). The Writings and Speeches of Sm uel J. Tilden.
Edited by John Higelow. N. York, IS8 . 2 vols "
'Each Uocunieiit or speech ... Is iiitrodueed by .i
short note showing the circumstances which led to ii-
cdinixisliloii or deFlvery; and thus the piipers with 11..-
notes make a Uilerably eonnected hlstiiry of the lilc an. I
times of the siil)ject. 'I'hc enlleetidn will pniDab bee .■■
more and more valuable as time goes on. —Aatiun, x:i
4<J6
'filden, William Augustus, D.Sc, F.K.S., pi
fessor of ciieinistry in .Mason College, Hirnungh ■.. ;
professor of dental metallurgy in Queen's College, Iin -
mingham. 1. Introduction to the Study of Chciui..!
Philosophy, Lon., 187«, 12mo; fith ed., 1888. 2. I'rm
tical Chemistry : the Principles of Qualitative Analysi-,
l.oii.. i-r.t), !2in-, ; Ith c::., !-". :!. SobiWIity »f H..!:.-,
in Water at High Temperature, (Philosophical Trai.--
actions,) Lon., 1884, 4to.
Tilden, William s. (Ed.) History of the Town
of Medlield, Massachu- tts, 1650-1858: with Hcncal..-
gics of Families, (tc. Illust. Bosl., 1887, 8vo.
Tildesley, James Carpenter. A History of
TIL
eiaui, N. Yiirk,
nson County, II-
PsnkriilKo, in tho Cmmtv i^
""r,"" ';n«ll»l' lll-lorv. tll,„i. ||,„(., |h7(i, lO.no
Mu-. 1. ,l>.) y«i.., II,,,.,,, ,,,„„„ ,; » ;
»...o_r ,., «,. in,„„ ., , ,,;,,., .,.,,„ ,v,^,, .,„;i.„, ,;„„
In Zs . ,V'"-""\^"-«ll"'." *•••) :i. ( K.I.I Sun „
n li„S,„.l , P,„.„„, |i„M., 1.S7(1-n:|, two ,orl..«, ls„,„. I
••Im, a 'T,'",.'-","^ *''"■""•" ".vnins il,„t., (nth,
"o'^I^Clftlr '• "^''•' ^'"""i" ""r-i" ""Hud.;
I '"I""'','! ,>'"""• AhriiMiin, M.A., b. IS,',|, in
I."ii.l|.n ; l..ll„>, M„,| |„,,,r„r KinK'» i'uU.g,, Ciimbri l«„.
iliii'toiy I'.H^i.y, Ciiiiihri.l^,., I hh;,, ., mvm
tiixluiiil, Nrcvcn lliily."-,lo„/., xxvlll r'" '"•"""">■
Tilley, William .lamcH. MilIlt,,' „f ||,„ situ-
u..M,,^or, H,„„u S„.r.t- „f Su.cc.. unj l-ower, (ihl".
TilliliKiiilHt, Uilli,,,,, IIo|,ki„«,|,. |s,-,i. „™,i.
Nu«. (rmn«.l K|,„,„u„ „r A„,.i,.„,, .\I,.,|,„,,„|, „ j
dltloiiH, l)».t„ ISM. I2,n.); 2,1 U.I., |.S,S.| """'"" '"^- '
'''»"'"'««•, J<>hii |.. AluLanm .Supremo Court U,-
imrl' yolg. x,v -Iv.x,., ,Mont«..UK.ry, iMS-.-s,, ;, v ok
BM). ,'<1'0. lll.4„, .SMKl'IIKrill, J. \V„ ,,i/,n,
TillOtHOIl, J„h„, ^„„,,, ,„| iii.; ,„„„„,, „f ,
mum, llK.r. uinaionH. a,M.] I. Pal.Mino : i,/ |1 .u
felted „n,l .S,,cro,l .>,ory, l,o„., IS'I, Svo. 2. (ireut I> /
f:?!;;,'/::,;:.^;"^ ,to""" ^ '» cat. „it,. .^,u:«
TiNley, JWrH. M. J. i. U|,/an,l Down. Ml
.sjn.o., No Frow,,.. |,o„.. ,.sO, I. Svo. 2. At i o
Mo her'. k„.,o, I,o„., ins;), „„.,,(„. ;,. i,im„ Tu„,||"°
an. luH nuyini.t,... Iljust. I,,,,-,., |8sil r ,Svo
lilstoii, Kcv. Thomas, [,,„/,., 'vo'i. in' „,|,| ,
«raauate,l at Trinity Hall, Cuubri.lKo. ISBl!; onlain.'.
s ' VT, "' •:''• ""^"^'1"^ Mi,l,llo II„„,1.,„. ,i",,e
1H7I, |). .Svo J Ihe KHurn from tho faptivily I.„„
dula, anil other l>ouui8, l.on., IS7U p,,,,, "'J'- '■""
Tilt, Kdwnrd John, .M.U.,M. !{.('. p., Knieht of
tho Crown of It.ilv. [.,„i,, vol iii ,,,|,| i „,;,,', .
of tho Ob»tet.iearsi.i,.,y'of L^mh-lltirUi,!^; :?;?
c.an aoeoueheur to (he Karrin«,lon Ueueral l.i.m'niarv
ami LyinK-In CImui.v. Iln.llh i„ [n.lia for liriti^h
Women, an.l on the Prevention of Disease in Tro ,i..,
Clmiales- 1th eil., Lon., |h7.-,, or. Hvo. ir"pi,.,i
Tiltoii, .Mrs. Caroline, wife of John Kolli,, jil.
ton, an Auieriean artist, ls:i:i-|s8S | (Tran- C „
8tanlino|.le. by l;Mu,on,lo ,le An,iei,, Lon. a„,l N V,,' k"
\tun°- M^r""'' """"'"' ""J '<■' I'^I'i-^ from
tho Italian of Edmon.lo ,lo An.iei... Illu,t l,„ , „n
N. \ork, isso, Svo. 3. (Trans.) .Mon.eeo it Wl„
and Plaee.s by EJmon.lo .le A«>i..H "i lust. l.ll
ami .\. York, 1S82, Svo. ». ,1V„„,., l,.„i,.| Cor.i a
fssr! i«u""' """"^ '^"'""'" '•""^"•'■Hro.N.York!
Tilton, Theodore, [„„,,, y„\. in ,,,|,n „,,,
connection with tho Now Y^rk r'„.le,a.„; '.It ; in,"
n is, I, an. he afterwar.la e.stabli., ,e,l, and edit "for
two years, the Ool.len Aae. Sinee Ins:: o ha • ,le I
"1.™.. I. Sanetum .Sanet.,ru,n ; .,r, Pr,, ?-Shee,s l' m
an Kd„or-s Table. N. Y,.rk. IS7(., iL-m... 2 Te.ne
?s"f V'Th""'"^"; -T- ^''f ' ''"'■ '-"'»•• "-eZ r^ , 1
^ht .. « v"', ^' " ''•"'« "f """""1 Life: with
tx^r"7^^-]f''- "'"• '-'"»• ■•• •""«'>'«« St=rie« :
phiiV.:ii8.rH-vo.'"""' " "'" ''■""' ^■*'""''- """»:
tJIT^^I"' ^f ^'«'n««hn8 T., a native of Oreeoo,
nsidont in America. 1. The .Modern Oreek ; its Pro
^unna,„„ ,^„ , K„|ation, to Aneient Greek: w,tl an
Appendix on the Rules of Accentuation, N. York, 1877
TIN
r Staffonl. Wolverhampton, | 12i„o. 2 A lli,torv of tlreoec. fron, ,h„ |.:,.r||„.i Tim..
I" the I-rc-nl. Map, and Illuat. N. York, ISHI 3
voN. l2nio. ' *
'■It '"'"apiciilhiraiilnialloiiniMlillreclnexNWhkli nmli..
» narrallv.; ii>MM.inni..nly ullracilve. , W , ,, ih? ,,,
thor ...iv..- 11,,. ||,.|,| „| „„;rall.,n l,e l» le.; l.-iV, , ti T «
! :(. tlr,.,.e in the Tim.- of || or: a„ Account of tho
jilo, (.u-ton,., and Habit, of the (Jree^, .lurinif
I ou>..r.o Penu,! N. York, Inn,',, |fl,„„. ,. The.lrlKinal
.Mr. Jacob! : a Htartlinu Kxpo-*, N, York. IsHs, 2mo
Anon. ' ' '-•""•
I Timb«, John, F.,-^ A., [„„„, v,d. ill,, a,l.|.,] |n„i_
1S7... I .\,h,.ys, (allies, an,l Anci,„, Hall- of Kng-
li.n. an.lWal,,: their LoKen.lary Lore „„,| P„„u|*p
INNt'f'voi:"- ""■ ' '"'"■ "• '"'■' "^^ '"''■• '""'
I " It In warcely a |„«,l( to I,,, coveleil by ||„. „„,ier of >i
- niry « roim In vmwiy hisiorl,., an.l LV ( , ,^n i
ewn,!s „l any ^i,,.,, |,|„,.,,. „, ,„ .,,,„|. |, . tn,l|„irv
ore ,, ,. i,elKl,l,,,„rl„„„l„l,.,.,, ,.„ ,„„^ .i,,',',:,, .If^.l^'lS
xxxi :u!. "'"'"I'l I'Mtortaliiinem un.l im,t\t."~sJi: Ji^",
2. Notabilia; or. Curious and Amufinii Facts about
Many h,„Ks. ,,,ltti„e,| „nd IHustrHle.l, I.„„„Vs 1°.
Svo. .1. ( „e Thousan.l Domesli,. Hints on !'„vi i,n'
Cookery, Ar., I.„„., |87l, l2„,o. 4. l'„,,ular Science !
■Siin. Moon Stars, Met..„s, ,le„ U„., S71. 12m. V
01 fait", .storn's, and Hinl^ I,„n., 1872, or Svo fi
< har,ic.eri5ti,.s of Kmin.nt M.n, l.,',n., 872, C' 7
Curio»,„.„ ,„ A„in,..l and Vege, e Life, Lon. 'iHri;
—-,:■,, :!ri^?5:^r2:i;'i::Jv;!"^^'''" """"•■'
mmmmm
». The History of Clubi and Cluh-I.ife in I ondon .
i:::r.^^:r^:'-/;Li;'^:r"^fr'i--'"''-''^-
I nnbll^/i^nee'ii;,,:^;^:':?;!^;''^!?;..!?;,:"''"" i\/^ii:!"7'"^ "'
;i"i"l"'rl..sN ,l,.,„i|„ <:,,"'.ri, "1-11,0 iKi. aMi.o "uL^^'l
lav.Tiis w(,i,.|, „r« vahial.le illns|r,l,,ns .,r i.";'^''''''f
iJi"nr^".'i""' >"";,' •'""'^"•''i Of. Ancclotes of the Me.l
(»n Artificial Disinfection, I.on.,
of
/•'' , >XXV. O.VJ.
riming, J. if.
In:n, ,svo.
TimniiuN, Samuel, [nm,-. vol. iii., „dd.l i He-
2 oni i'r"'""' •"•:'"' "'""'"»;'■"»■. i-on., sets 0.
i. Lord .'-|,.-„cer'« J.,b,ary : a .«ketch of a Visit to AI
li,,rp. ^..r,han,pton.hire, Birmingham, WO L„l'
r.ntc.l „r pnvate ci,e„lation. 3. (fd.) The .Sfree' ,?f
,f'7l',""f.'"",'l '" '""; «'""« •'"'^'"■"es.lndOeeu a ,ion«
of the invelleis ,n ihe To»n One Hundred Year aZ
with an I.„ro.l,^,ion, l,irn,inghan,, 1SS«, Km.jJo "l'
torie'.-l'Ton'ls" """''''"'-■' <"^"P"'" "^''""'^ "'-
I...r"s"'.''|o,i:„ '"""'"■^ ■""''" » ^'''"'""" ""d Proet,
F^^ilrMliK!**:!:;^!:" <^-"''» ^- «""•- «-•
wor'^h"M';."'b,i*'"' '""'■'' "^8"^"' •>• "*■■'■'' «t Ell,.
Churci/in I'sfi- ^ f '""""'' '" "'" '*'"""' ^'"''""io
at W 1- . '■ "'■"■'' "' " """" '" " "lilitory hofpilal
tWa.hington during tho latter part of th,. eivil ? r'
rcsnled in It,,ly lS7:i-87. .She ha.s contributed short
.«t»r,e8, .ketehe., and serials to A„,„ri,.„n mal-ine,
I ;'"''?•; "'"' J'-"',»- •'''' -'•. -V. Vork, T87278v":
-^.r.o.::.e!.Ser.?Vi^?r.Jl^"'?:S
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1 Art;
V 'i
•"Slgnor MonnUllni's N'loce' is full of tlio cluirm of
Rome. Tlu' lUiUior fi'cls, ami eiiii reproiluce, tlu- loveli-
ness of form niiil color which iiiiiUcs it iiii cnchniiu-o i
pliice: itsKlowiiiB liK'lit. its sort air. its I'rv,'',"'*'-' "'"'f'T-ni',",
of llowcrs, the sleailliust licatity ol the lulls, tlie iiiliiiite
variety of tlie Ciuiiiiagiia, the power (jI lis architecture,
nnectiiiL' tlie mind almnst as the w. irk ol natural forces
the varied heaiityaml ahiiiiihince of ils luiiiilaiiis,-nll
these rise like visions before the readiT who cliaiiccs to ne
also a lover of Home. Not only tlie wondcrlul city hnt
its Mirrdiliidiniis are familiar to tliis writer: the writtiiiiK
olivi-trees, the stately neglected iMiil.liiiKs.the wideiairple ,
dislMiice. the hill-sides steeped in varymu liKhl mid shadow ,
are all used in the settiiiK" and hack),'round ol the stor.v <
Tlie mifc ai mriie beiiin so good, wliat are the aetois
. . We take it to he the writers inlentioii to protest against
the usual conveiilional restrictions on wonien s freedian
of action, hut die s'j/ ;»rii'( m,il. and almost all her eh.aijU-
ters turn out as her opponents minlu desire. . . •, ">- "\;
lleve, from internal evidsnee, that this hook is written h>
an .Vinericaii woman ; it is very clever, hut its atniosplieie
is ratlier what we expect in the work ot certain cle\>.r
Frenchmen,"— .Vii'/iji. xxviii.is?. , ,. , , ,.,
•■It is throm-liont of nnc(nml merit, hut it alioiinds ii
admirable haiches. . . . Perhaps tlie best that can, be said
of itistliat it makes liackueyed scenes ami situations iii-
terestiuK, and that Ki.man life. ab(ait which so niauyear -
loads of follv have been written, is jiresenteil lu it Willi
exceptional liveliness and lidelity."— s'ii(. AVi'., 1. 1^:!.
Ii, liv the Tiiicr. lio.st., l,ssl, lOmo.
"It is utterly formless, . . . Nevertheless there is a good
deal of the power and much of the cleverness which
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2. Rhodes in Modern Times. lllust, Cambridg' ,
: 1887, Svo.
"A worthy sei|nel to the BUtlior's former work. . . . It
covers the period f'rinn the third century of our era to In '
Turkish iiecniialinn ; and. tlmugh It does not profess to be
' exhaustive, yet the author claims the meritof having iiM
I ically compared the primary authorities, und having I
., \
J- class of anti-
of the Weal'l.
t. Cambriilg'
TOR
rived inforiimtion from sources which had not nrevlouslv
been mves igated."-!!, K. Tozkb: Acmt., xxxll. ») *^
1 orr, J. 1 . Lyni Hesurrectioni? : a Collection of
buored Poetry, liOn., IS7II, IL'mo.
Torrcns, Sir Itobert Richard, K.C.M.O., U,„ip,
vol. ,1, a,M.,] ,1. I,s,S4. An K.su.y on the Transfer of
Liincl by Kegistration under the Dupliciite Method oiier-
is'so" !s"-, '° ■"''' '''"'""''=*' (^"bden Club I'ub.,) hon.,
Torrcns, Williuin Torniis McCiillagh,
LL.U [,„„c, vol. ,„.. „d<l.,] M.l>. f„r Kinslnirv Lstla-
K,. I. Empire in AAn: l,o»- we CMnie by it: a Book of
Conressions, Lon., I,S72 ■ -,, 2. yU;,u,ns of the Kt.
Jlon William, Second Vi.^eount Melbuuriie, Lon., l»77,
Z vols. Svo. '
'•His work, ni>twiilistandiiiK some oddities of .stvle and
a (U- Iciencv (,f pers il ,let„T|s, •orn,^ , ., fi comn" ^
tioii to the history (d- the time.--.N.' /,■,,■ xlv V i
i'"-''!^?.'*'",']"'' ""'' '''"''""e: Welaiey'iin.l o'Connell • i
yoh 1., The Marquis Wellesley, Architect of liurope, Lon.,
j'S( ;>, 8vo. * 'J
tors, anil at Ihe «'."";,tin;c_ lk>(iioiliMf. ciiuiikIi (,, conipet.
TOW
I which the book really Is, and which is pursued wilb irreat
candor and no small dlseriminatb.n, ind ev de y^lSs
; an empirical ba«is."-A-,i(,„n, xxix. -141 ^
I 7. I'l^s and Thistles: a Western Story, N. Vork, 1879
, I2mo; new ed., 1 883. 8. JJrieks without Straw: a
Novel, N; \ork, Isso. l2mo. 9. John Eax and Mame-
ion ; or, Ihe ■■•outh without the Shadow, N York 1882
Ifimo. III. Hot 1 loughshaies : a Xovcl. II1„A n'
^o,k, ISSH, 1 :;„,„. II. An Appeal to (>sar, N. York,'
1X84, lOmo. (Lfsiiys on .social and political qucsti'.ns.)
■ 2. Buttons Inn, lio.it., Is87, l2mo. 1.1. ] |,„.i( Ice
fsJ"r; "'"'rJf'"";, .'^- ''^■••-■» •" - K'n«. N. Y.rk
1888, u,uo (Ihe "king" is a young American -vlio
has reached the age of twenty-onu years and become a
citizen.)
•' His novels have b. en powerful objectdessoiis in con-
U'lnporancuus an,l uiiltbellum lKdilics/'-««c™Hn« cSc,
.1 IJ,.f,._ !• Il_ . ■
Of
n/'/'fu'",,"','.'''".™'''"''' '" '■"■•''"'"''nt to Clear the
liloc-k of I'ublio Business, Lon.. 1881 p Syo
Torrey, Urodford, b. Is4i, at 'Weynioutb, Ma<. •
assistant editor of the Youth's Comp„ni,m since I8>(l'.
Birds in the Bush. Hist., Iss.i, l2iiio,
"As a keen and di.scriminaliiii;i>iiscrvcr lie iscntiilcd t,,
hlKh rank as a licbl oniilholo«isl. whil,. tV hi ' ,'.' j, '
happy way of tellii,« what he >-^^<--Smnn \\\ <}l
I orrey, K. S. .sketches .d' the Old Santa' liarb:.,a
Ml. sion where aie gathered the Kianoisoan Kriars II-
lust. Troy, N.Y., 1S88, sq. 8vo
L><«ri2uio' *" *^'"""'''"' "'■ 2- ■'^'- """'Pl'roy, Pliila.,
at'TilnfKl'cl,' "■■'"",'"•,"'"''■'■""■'' -'^'•'^- ''■•»»'"«='•
at Irinity College, Cauibndge; c:.lled t.i the bar at Lin-
coin's I„n 1828. William the Third, Lon., 1887 ]0m
tothe Westof Lngland lOyo Inlirmary. at I .ctcr 1
Lctropion. Lon., ISS2, er. Svo. 2. i'-.. ■,.. ,„r,i| pmcti'
KS'un! l^s!;:^;^:- "-""^^ ' ..cEyeand
Tolhill,Mary 1). Pen an .Notes on the
Riviera and in North lulv, l,„n„ i^;,,, ful
Totteii, Charles AdicI Lewis, b. 18:^1, at Now
London, c.mn.; graduated at the U.S. .Militarv Acid
«?'^..'''pM. '!■"'"?"?'' ."!' """""•y ^■-■''""■^' "■"' '^''-ti'--^' in
St. 1 aul s Cathedral .School, (jardcn Cilv, L I Issj-sO
and since then first licutenint in the Fouith 'vrtiilcrv'
1. .strategos: a Series of American Games of War' I
based upon Military Principles. Plates. X. York IsSl) i
^vols. 4to. 2. (iems, Talismans, and (niiirdians: the'
iacts, tancie-s. Legends, and Lore of Nativity. By Ten
Alcott, [pseud.] 1887. ■^
Tottenham, «. I., i. Charles Villar.", at Cam-
bridge Lon., 18,18. 2 vols. p. Svo. 2. Harry Egerton :
or. The -iounger ,son ol the Day, Lon., 18119, ;i vol, „
is-n 9 ^l^'"'-'""" M«"""an. the Irish Tenant, I^n.;
18i0, 2 vols. p. 8vo. 4. llarcourt, Lon., 187.!, 3 vols
p. Svo. '
. '•;°"enham,<J. \\ (Tmns.) Tl«, Pilot and his
, ,8vo ' -^"""=;?'''" "f .loniis Lie, Edin., 1877,
th Jh !"'p"'' '^'i''"'' ,"• ^""""^ ""' Vagabonds of
the Kacc-Coursc, Lon., |s7;i, l2ino.
Toiirgee, Alhion Wine<;nr, b. isxs, at Wil
Imiiisheld, (;. I educated at Uochesicr University ; served
in the civil war; studie.l law, and was judge of the Su-
perior ((Hirtof North Carolina 18(18-74. IIo ha« been
engaged in various journalistic enterprises. 1. .\orth
Carolina •arm-Book, I8«9. 2. Toinette: a Tale <,f
.Sou hern Life. Uy Henry Churton, [pseud.] N. York,
18,4, IJmoi new cd., entitled " A Royal Uentleinan,"
r^^s^^^-t:^:^^^:]^^ '"°™ ">■'" •"- "«■•'' I
3. North Carolina Code of Civil Procedure: with Notes I
and Uecisions Raleigh, 1878, Svo. 4. A Digest of Cited
Cases, North Carolina Siinreme Court Ueports, Raleigh,
1879. 8vo. .-i. Statutory tleei-ion.-. of th:- Narth rsfllo-
Courts 1879. 8. A Fool's Errand. By One of the Foois.
N. Vork 1879, I6mo. (Of this work 135,000 copies are
Baid to have been sold.) '
d,.'i'ini.''V""i''''' "/.'"■>:' '''^a""B with what Is In general In-
dcll Itcly described as the Sunthorn iiroblein. .The
Mory Is given only to float Ihe poliilcar and so<da ic dy
Tovey, Charles, [ontc, vol. iii., add.,] d. Is88 i
J Cnamiiagne: its History. Manufacture, anti Properties"
I Lon LS7(M,. Svo. 2. Wit, Wi.dom, and Morals, dis-
: illed from Bacchus, Lon., 1878, p. Svo. 3. Wine Reve-
lations, Lon., 1881, Svo.
i -rovey, Lieut.-Col. llaniilton, R.E. 1. Mar-
tial Law and the Custom of War: or. Military Fo.ce i n''
Junsdiclioii in Trmiblons Times, Lou., 18S(i, p. Svo. 2
! .Military Law : with the Military Law of Foreign Staies!
tjon.. I SS, , Svo.
I '"?,"!''"' *'■ **' '"*• Instructions on Modern Ameri-
can liridge-Iiuilding: with Applications and E.xamples,
Ac. Illust. Bost., |S74. 12nio.
l.r'^"*V'^*' :?,Vl"'' '• 'I'""'*'''- I'il«. Manchester,
' ,,r- 2; '•'•'' t^'"l'lr<^^n ^ing. Manchester, 1870, 12iiio.
add ] b. Is I, ,„ „.«hington, D.C. ; graduated at Yale
isoi.and at the Harvard Law Scho.d |s(i:i; consul at
Nantes 1S60-6S, „„d at Bradford 1868-70; resides in
Bosdn. I. ( I rans.) Around the World in Eighty Days.
by.lule..j \crne. Illust. New cd., Phila., IS7li;i2mo. 2!
Irans.) Dr. Ox, and other Stories, by .Jules Verne II
Inst. Bost. I2mo. .'!. The E,istern"(Juestion : Monte-
negro: Modern (ireece; Principaliiies of the Danube,
Servia and Houmania. Majis ami Illust. Bost 1877
.. vols. ISmo 4. Young Folk's Heroes of History'
con aining Magellan ; or. The First Voyage around
he Worh ; Marco Polo: his Travels and Adventures:
izarro: his Adventures iind Conquests; Raleigh : his
L.xploug and \oyagcs; Voyages and .\dyentures of
ls-'s"s1% "!"'i ^'-'^^^ I'"' '^^■"-K'-S "f I^evon,) Host.,
liHcdP ■ rn"-- ''■.'•■■'"-•"■'■-"^•l": Literary and Po-
itical Career of I!enjaini-i Disraeli, N. York, 1879, ISmo.
Ib^t" is",; 7c "'' '^''-' V^'l'""' "f f''*'"S Chameters,
li".-t., issn, if,„,„, 7. England in Egypt, 188,^. 8
\oung Peoples h story of England, Host., 1886, 12mo.
9. IheNation in a Nutshell: a Rapid Outline of Ameri-
can Hi.story, Bost 1 887, 24mo. 10. Young People's
History of Ireland. Host., 1887, 12mo.
Towne, K.lward. Owings: Aphorisms of the
Three rhrecs. Cliic, 1887, 12nio.
I ,. '^"""'Jf' "•^*'' ^'ilward Cornelins, b. I834, at
I •"flj';.".. Jf"'*'^-; Bra.luated at Vale College 18.^6. and at
i the Divinity School 1860; pastor of the Church of the
tratcrnity. New Haven. 1. The (Question of Hell • nn
L.-say in the New Orthodoxy. By a Puritan. New
llavei, |s,3. 2. Electricity and Life; or. The Electro-
\ ilal Theory of Nature, Cambridge, Mass., 1887, Syo.
1 owiie, H. C. Causes of Life, Structure, and
Species, L(m., Is78, 12mo. '
"Towne, Triscy," (Pseud.) See S.*wtku.e, Mrs.
r-. >\ ., nu/ira.
Townes-, Ansbiirn. i. Chcdayne of Kotono : a
story ol Ihe Early Days of the Republic, N. York, 1877
.•;'""■ -,• '^"'^■" y^y '" " I'nlliaaii Car, N. York, 1883.
l-'ino. ,). After Long Years. N. Vork, 1883, I2mo
I ounscnd, Helton O'Neall. Plantation Lays,
I and other Poems, Columbia, S.C, 1884
I Towiiscnd, Calvin, [,n,i,; vol. iii., add.l 1.
CoiiipRr.dium of Commercial Law, N. York, IS71. Svo
f. Analysis of Letter-Writing, N. York, 1872, 12mo.
A. .Shorter Course in Civil Uovernmcnt, N. York. Is 'i
Tounsend, Charles K. 1. Rs.ay, ,,n Mind. Mai,
ter. forces, Iheology, Ao., N.York, 1876. 12uic. 2 Se-
quel to E8say.s, N. York, 1878, l2moi 2d ed., 1879. 3.
I2T0" I """^P'ea »f the Universe, N. York, 1883,
Townsend, Mrs. Charlotte Aurelin, (Win-
der.) I. Memorial of John, Henry, and Richard
1443
,T-m
TOW
TOZ
ii: y
Townsend and their Descendants, N. York, ISfl.'). Anon.
2. Fugitive Verses, Unit., IS"6, 12iuo.
Towusciid, E. (.'oriiing. The Stiituto of Dis-
criiiiiniitiuu, liull'alu, N.Y., ISsS, Svp.
Townsend, M^or«(>en. Kdwnrd Dnvis,
U.S.A., b. 1817, in lloston, Muss. ; Kniduuted at the r..S.
.Militiiry Academy lH.i7; was adjutant-general at Wash-
ington during the civil war; retired from active service
i.SSII. 1. Catechism of the liible, (The Pentateuch and
Judges,) \. York, 18,)ll-ti2, 2 vols. 2. Anecdotes of the
Civil War in the I'nited States. Illust. N. York, 18St,
12uii>.
"(ienoral Townseiid's book will be found liftbt, plea.sant
rendinj;. Hmi betaken u ditlorent view of lii;i resjxtnsi-
bilities, we sbmilil have found his book more valuable."—
yation, x.\.\viii. ID,').
TownMend, F. The Flora of Hampshire: the Isle
of Wight. Illust. Lon., ISs;!, ,><vo.
Townsend, Frederick. (Trans.) ThePcei\sof
Qiacomo Lcopardi, N. York, l."*."!?, Iflmo.
"Mr. Townsend's renderings are verv good."— -Icud.,
xxxii. ll.'i.
Townsend, George Alfred, I'lute, vol. iii., add.,]
b. 1841, at (ieorgetown, Del. I. Poems, Wash., 1870,
12mo. 2. .Mormon Trials at Salt Lake, 1872. H. Wash-
ington, Outside and Inside. Uy Laertes. Illust. Hart-
ford, lS7a, 8vo. 4. Washington Kebuilded, 187;i. 0.
Tales of the Chesapeake, N. York, 1S80, sc|. l2mo. 6.
liiihemian Days: Three American Tales, N. Y'ork, 1881,
Hlmo. 7. Poetical Addresses, I88;i. 8. The Kntailed
Hat; or, Patty Cannon's Times: a Romance, X. York,
1884, Kimo. 9. President Cromwell: a Dranni in Four
Acts, N. York, IS^o, 12mo. 10. Katy of Catoclin ; or.
The Chain Breakers : a Xatiunal Romance, X. York,
188t), l2mo. II. i.ife of Levi P. Morton, 1888, 12mo.
Townsend, Rev. George Fyler, D.C.L., [auii;
vol. iii., add.,] vicar of Leo .linster 1857-02, and since
then perpetual curate of St. Michael's, Burleigh Street,
London. 1. The Sea-Kings of the .Mediterranean, Lon.,
1872, cr. 8vo. 2. The Siege of Colchester; or, An Event
of the Civil War A.D. 1648, Lon., 1874, (i. 8vo. ;i. A
Cruise on the Bosphorus and in the Marmora and .:Egean
Seas, Lon., 1875, l2mo: new od., 1HS4.
Townsend, Rev. Luther Tracy, D.D., [mue,
vol. iii., add.,] b. 1838, at Orono, Me.; graduated at
Dartmouth l.~<.jtf, and at .Andover Theological Seminary
1862 ; entered the Methodist ministry : professor of
practical theology in Boston University since 187:i. 1.
Credo, Bost., l.-iO'J, Itimo: new ed., 187:!. 2. Sword and
Uanuent; or. Ministerial Culture, liost., 1871, Kimo. It.
God-Man: Part I., Search and Manifestation, liost.,
1872, 12mo. 4. Outlines of Christian Theology, N. York,
1873, 12mo. 5. The Arena and the Throne, liost., 1874,
16mo. 6. The Chinese Problem, Bost., 1876, Ifimo. 7.
The Supernatural Factor in Religious Revivals, Bost.,
1877, 12mo. 8. The Intermediate World, Bost., I.s78,
16uio. U. Elements of (jeneral and Christian Theologv,
N.York, 187y, :6mo. 10. The Fate (d' Republics, Bost.,
1880, l2mo. 11. The Art of Speech: Part I., Studies
in Poetry and Prose ; Part II., Studies in Eloquence and
Logic, N. York, 1880-81, 16mo. 12. The Mosaic Record
and Modern Science, Bost., 1881. 1.3. Bible Theology
and Modern Thougi\t, Bost., ISS.i, 12nio. U. Iland-
Book upon Church Trials, X. York, I8S5, 12mo. 15. The
Bible and other Ancient Literature in the Nineteenth
Century, Bo.>t., Is85. 16. "Faith-Work," "Christian
Science," and other Cures, Bost., 1885, 8vo. 17. Pulpit
Record, 1886.
Tt-wnsend, Mrs. .'Mary Ashley, (Van Voor-
hees,) b. l>i:;6, at Lyons, N.Y. ; married to Uideon
Townsend, of New Orleans. Some of her books were
written under the iisemlonyme of " Xaritfa." 1. The
Brother Clerks, N. York, 1850. 2. Xarilfa's Poems,
Phila., 1870, 12mo; new ed., 1881. 3. The Captain's
Story : ai'oem, Phila., 1:<', 4; l2uio. 4. Down the Bayou,
and other Po.miis, Bust., 1882, I2mo.
Townsend, Mrs. ,Mary E. 1. Heart and Home
Song:', Original and Selected, Lon., I87ii, 12mo; new
ed., I8N5. 2. Links of (iold : Thoughts on Praytrs of
the Bible, Lon. 1877, l2mo. 3. (Ivl.) Ten Stories for
our (iirls, 1 on., 1877, sq. l8mo. 1. Maidens of Scrip-
'ure, Lon., l,->78, l>mo. :>. Litanies, Lon., l.fSO, 12nio.
0. Steffun's Angel, .\nil other Stories, Lon., 1880, p. 8vo.
7. So Tired, and other Verses, Lon., 1881, cr. 8vo ; new
ed., 1885. 8. Thoughts for Workers, Lon., 1882, p. 8vo.
9. Th(]ught« on the Marriage Service, Lon., 1882, I8mo;
1444
new ed., 1 881. 10. Birdie's Bonnet, and other Stories,
Lon., 1884, 18mo.
Townsend, Pauline D. 1. (Trans.) Life of
Mozart, by Otto .lahn, Lon., 1882, 3 vols. 8vo. 2. Jose] h
Haydn, ("(ireat Musicians,") l-on., 1884, ji. 8vo,
'fownsend. Miss Virginia Frnnceii, [mni;
vol. iii., add.,] b. IS3ii. 1. .Max .Meredith's Millennium,
1870. 2. The Deerings of Medbury, Bost., 1871, 16mo.
3. The Mills of Tuxbury, Best., In7I, I2mio; new ed.,
1874. 4. 0»e Woman's Two Lovers; or, Jacqueline
Thayne's Chcicv-, Phila., 1872, 12nio. 5. That (iueer
Oirl, Bost., 1874, Itimo. ti. Elizabeth Tudor, the yuecn
and Woman, 1874, 12mo. 7. Margery Keith, liost., 1875,
liimo. 8. Only Uirls. Illust. Bost., \x~:>, 12mo. l).
The Protestant Queen of Navarre, the Mother i<( the
Bourbons. Illust. N. York, 1877, 12mo. 10. Six in
All, 187.S 8vo. 11. A Woman's Word, and how she kept
it, Bost., 1870, 12mo. 12. Lenox Dnre, Bost., I.'-.'*;,
12nio. 13. But a Philistine, Bost., 1884, 12mo. 14.
A Boston (jirl's Ambitions, Bost., 1887, 12mo. 15. Life
I of Washington. Illust. N. York, 18S7, 12uio. '6. Our
I Presidents ; or, The Lives of the Twenty-Three Presi-
dents of the I'nitud Slates. Edition do Luxe. N. York,
1888, 4to. (Many of her stories for young people have
been republished under the general title of "The Break-
water Series," 5 vols. ICmo.)
Townsend, VV. J. 1. The Church and Dissent in
Principle and Practice, Lon., I.s80, '.2mo. 2. The (ire'it
Schoolmen of Ihe Middle Ages: an Account of their
Lives and the Services they rendered to the Church and
the World, I.on., 1882, p. 8vo.
" An Interi'sling and in the main acotirate sketch of the
lives and teiicliiiig of the principal 'doctors,' vvliicli may
bo appreciated by many w ho linve no elnim to be ((iiisia-
tred theological or liislorical exiierts."- .8«(. Jiiv., liii. 77fi.
Townsheud, Charles Ilervey. The British
Invasion of New Haven, Connecticut: with an Account
of tho Burning of Fairfield and Norwalk, July, 1779.
Illust. and Mops. N. Haven, 1879, 8vo.
Townshend, C'apt. Frederick Trench, [unii;
vol. iii., add..] of Second Lile-tiuards ; graduated at
Exeter College, Oxford, 1860. 1. A Cruise in Greek
Waters : with a Hunting Excursion in Tunis, L<.n.,
1870, 8vo. 2. Wild Life in Florida: with a Visit lo
Cuba, Lon., 1874, 8vo.
Townshend, John. A Catalogue of some Books
relating to the Disposal of the Bodies and Perpetuating
the Memories of the Dead. N. York, 1887, 8vo.
Townshend, S. Nugent. Colorado; its Agricul-
ture, Stock -Feeding, Scenery, and Shooting, N. York,
1870, 12mo.
Towry, M. II. 1. Clanship and the Clans: a
Pojiular Sketch, Lon., 1869, 12mo. 2. Spenser for
Children. Illust. Lon., 1877, r. 8vo.
Toy, Rev. Crawford Howell, b. 1836, at Nor-
folk, Va. ; graduated at the University of Virginia
1856; professor of Hebrew at Harvard since 1-880. 1.
History of the Ucligion of Israel : an Old Testament
Primer, Bost., 1882, Ifiino. 2. Quotations in tha New
Testament, N. York, 1884, 8vo.
Toynbee, Arnold, 1852-1883, son of Joseph Toyn-
bcp, ((111^, voi. iii.;) graduated at lialMol College. 6.\-
ford, 1878, and appointed tutor and lecturer on political
economy to students of Balliol prejiaring for the Indian
civil service. His assiduous labors annmg the poor in
O.xford and London, and other ellorts in connection witli
projects of social reform, which led to the break-down
of his otherwise delicate health, have been commeni"-
rated by tho establishment of Toynbee Hall, the seat of
tho " University Settlement" in Ihe East End of London.
1. " Progress and Poverty :" a Criticism of Mr. Henry
(ieorge: Two Lectures, Lon., 1883, 8vo. 2. Lectures on
tho Industrial Revolution in England : with a Memoir
by B. Jowett, Master of Ballioi College, Oxford, Lon.,
I.S84, Svo.
Toynbee, William. 1. (Trans.) A Selection
from the Songs of Do Beranger, Lon., 1886, 8vo. 2.
Song Words. Lon., 1888, 4to.
Tozer, Rev. Ilrnry Fanshawe, M.A., [ante,
vol. iii., add.,] graduated at Exeter College, Oxford, 18,')0,
and elected Fellow ; ordaineil 1852 ; tutor of Exeter
College since 18.')5. 1. Lectures on the Geography of
(iieece, Lon., 1873, p. Svo.
" Mr. Tozer has got hold of a good subject, and he treats
It thoroughly well, . . . He takes geography In Its widest
sense, and hl.s special object is to iKiiiit out the etfect wliicli
the physical character of the country had in so many
ways upon the political and intellectual life of its Inhab-
other Stories,
TOZ
&r''^^^'.-^;'l -;'||;.-5V. ana eve,u.HK to Uo , ,ve can «n. .. Mr .,„, ^^ , ,
1iinliii,.|ui„ns f,,r ,';.*..'; '"■''V*^'^ •-"UK. of tl,,, „»„„M=i " It is ii hnuk iIm.T,.!, ; '7..,.,. ... _
lorthodox
t a
a fo;oi/n nntl!;,:'.' '7'''^ ;-;;■-'' ''- ->- been
'las anlmiuiil Mr Traill T 1/'* f'"'*''''' '"' '■ynipalliy
for^
Coll
unitary inspi ""of th Z^^, "^ "^'"''""''''^ '»"^-
York City .« „ee Is? I .„„,? ''''''"''"'^■"t of Nov
mati,a; foi- Hou.eboblVrs, "-";'■ T is" t.'"""^ ^"f"^"
i- Jl., M(;)TO. ' '""-"u-J »eo (Jeldakt,
An Amoric-an Hirl aZL ii, .'''T?";''' ^^'- '•
-, Katherine Earle. ^.t. '" ' 't "h 7 "!;.'' '«'""■
ili3 Inberitanco, Bo.t., isrs l",,, ' ' ""'"• ^•
Traftoii, Edwin H.r.M"; v ,.•,.
in the Secrot History of N„uv V ' " ?"*""" Episode
N. York. ISS.S. 2 r '^'" ^"^'^ "-"^ ■'^'' l-'^ter'burg, , , .,„„, .nomas W
Trnfton, Rev Mark r,„„ . - Civil En« neers He,, !!,'' ""^^™''i'^°f 'he Institute of
jralee, KH.„.... c^-rAll i :k;^:^.eenj uJ:'^Vi!;^.e^"•^'^"^^^^^^^^
■Vrfa/yr, Ivii i;!7j >*•' ^'fu'igoly sublinio iiiitiirc "—
4^''l!:tl^i,!T.I"'' """''^ (•• English Wor-
l.Io^li;Jwili;.b',,}!':i^i;^i'i^^"''e™ dear of the special
pttRo to the l„,t „ ,'^, , V,f,' 1 ,',|,. 'i,'i,' "V,'-^'' " "'""' ""•' 'l>-st
HrynieritsMr. Tniliv bik- n' '■'' .I'orlts liHT.
less fii„l many rea iors v '.-', 'f V^V,"''' "'" ''"»•>'■
, ttwail.sabi,,«rapbVr"l:i,/,:^Xo' .y^f?, '««» Sl.aflosb.iry siill
I I.on., isss, n. Svo! * ^wolve English Slutesmen,")
' w^rti^rJisil'iii^t":;!'!™ S'^';,/;:^^"' "•»"-" »i-''. <«
we began it."-.v<V/„H, xhil l!?,}''*-'"''^'! ""o book as when
contributed large y to iVoP I , ''^^."'"t ^ "'' '"'«
'lay Ueview, the London Da'ilvTe Ik '"' '?" ''"""■-
ing niaga,.i ,es | cZirJl ,1 ^'^''^Sraph, and to lead-
li»h Citi.en" Sor. ) L,?„ iHi.";"^"""'"' '""^''"^ '^'"S"
HsM^>Sf"^iX?;5;Sni?ci?f^^ various unties
ernment_ wbieh are /, ^r* J'" H, ", "f 'I't^ I'-xeonUyo ti„v
Reform, Lon., iSri, „ n^n , -.p , „ . - """■
ornmeTu ivh eh a^ ,1 ^^^"IHIi;^ "^ ">'^ Kxeoniiyo o^ v! ^ -"^^Artiele,. l!„st., issl^ g^^ '-"'"™"'^ ''«' '"^ Origi-
<•"hl„et.■•-..(tt.,^^?^JS^» Bcnerally ropresonteU in the , ./'Traveller, A. C,»meud ^ «. r
„^2- Sterne, (..Kngllsh Men of ..tter^'; Lon,. 18S2, i VralV^l'vah M ! '^" '^*"^' ^■"•
"I'll dealt with i tbe r m,Ks Ide In In ''• "'"' '"■'' «P''«1'' y
"r IT. . With ,111 i,Lv !"- '""""•'"^e niion him as r
;v'.rldsgrea,est 1 l';i,t"LK!'"h7r"r'"V""
liC'^tow upiiii Mr TriVi V 1 ' ? ■ , *- hlBlii'St pra so Hecan
'"■I f'^n to n hi, n a ""'.'i '" ","" "■« 'l'i"l< that t ea 1
'»K a S. H„s of Dialog!;;. ,;'i,.eh™d Un" 'rss'i'V '"
Englelield ISSI S4 % ^ ' ^''^"''^' '"*■"'! rector of
of Oxford' it it Proft.nT''l ''?'"''""' '" "'o Diocese
^.^r4^:::i^^:i:„;-"-i>..«.ak:..the
-l"me;r.ndV|T;7tle; Z?r,lii/i;^^^^^^^^^ >l>e present ''»"■ '-« ^.
''cariy contemporary I VuWwtiMV'' '^^^ 'ravers, Mar. Thn^Jnin.. ,„.
1 arj subject ibc nearest formula! Lon., I»r2, 2 yols d. 8to ^P'^"*" of Blatohington,
^ . i
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1, (Train.) Tronsliitions from Pinilar into Kn«lii'li liliink
Verso, Lon., IHtiB, 4to. 2. Principles of Oovernmont
of Ancient ami .Moa3rn Times, Lon., IHS2, p. 8vi). 3.
A Miinuul of tlio Principles of Government, Lon., 1884,
p. Hvo; Oi'w ed., I.'<S5.
Trciiih, Uev. Francis Clienevix-, [ante, vol.
iii., mid.,] 1SI(B-I88fi. Islipiaim, 1861): Piipers on Re-
ligious Sulijeets, Lim., 1H7II, r.'mo.
Trench, Miuor-tien. Frederick Clienevix-,
C.M.(i., [idllr, vol. iii., TllKNCH, Oapt. K., mill.,] b. 18:i7i
son of Archbishop Trench ; served in the Indiiin Mutiny,
4u. ; retired 1887. 1. Short Service and Deferred Pay,
Lon., 1875, 8vo. 2. Ciiviilry in Modern Wiir, ("Military
lland-Iiooks,") I,on., Iss4, 12mo.
Trcncli, Frederick F. Things Above, Lon.,
1871, p. 8vo.
Trench, John Alfred. Precious Truths for Be-
lievers, Lon., 1870, Ifimo.
Trench, Miss iMuria, daughter of Rev. Francis
Chenevix-Trench, mijiva. The following ljool<8, all pub-
lished anonymously, are ascribed to this lady. 1. De-
votions before and after Holy Communion. 2. The Life
of St. Theresa, I-on., 187,7, j). 8vo. :',. (Trans.) E.xiles
from Paradise, Lon., 1S7«, 12mo. 4. Charles Lowder : a
Biography. liy the Author of the " Life of St. Theresa "
Lon.. 1881, p. 8vo.
'■ Whenever the religious history of Enslnnc". In the nine-
teenth eiMitnry is written, niori^ than one i>araK'raiih in it
must 1)0 devoted to the life and laboursof Cha.les Lowder.
... it is impos-sible to read this most liitereslinK Ijiograpby
without seeing that Mr. Lowder's success was due (ilniosi
CMtirelv to the daily speelaele of eourajce, zeal, and (jenuine
philautbroin- svbich his life displayed."— .lc(i((., xxi. 188.
" This is iho record of a very noble life. ... It is for Ins
work amont,' the poor and outcasts of the Ea.st of London
that Mr. Lowder is best known. . . . I!y his self-sJU'rilicinu'
devotion he tameil. and to a birtje extent civilized, one ol
the rudest and most lawless and vicious di.stricts in the
metropolis."— .S'/itcdi^jr, Iv. «3.
■' A book which, apart from the interest which attaches
to its nominal subject, otters material for urave Ihounht to
all who pdssess the smallest ' enthusiasm of humanity.'"—
C. J. KoHiN.soN : Aeml., xxi. Ih8.
6. .lames Skinner: a Memoir. By the Author of
" Charles Lowder." With a Preface by Canon Carter.
Lon., 188H, )). 8vo. 0. Letters from an Unknown Friend :
with a Prefiico by Rev. W. H. Cleaver, Lon., 1884, fp.
8vo. 7. (Trans.) Spiritual Headings from Jeremy Drex-
elius. Edited by Uev. William H. Cleaver. Lon., ISS.'i,
er. Svo. 8. (Ed.) Richard Chenevix Trench, Archbishop :
Letters and Memorials, Lon. 1888, 2 vole. 8vo.
" As Archbishop Trench desired that no life of him
, should be written, the editor of these volumes liius been
enlered the War Olliccasadraughtsman in 18:)5, and was 1 pi,i„,.il j,, ,iitIi(Milt circumstances. To print the corre-
ap|)ointcd chief draughtsman in 18«t> ; member of the .spiuidence without some biographical details would have
TRA
Travis, Henry. Effectual Reform in M»n and
Society, Lon., 1875, 8vo.
Travis, J. A Law Treatise on the Constitutional
Powers of I'arliamcnt and of the Local Legislatures
under ti. "'>"sh North American Act, LS67, St. John,
N.B., 1884, 8^..
Trnyner, J. Li'tin Mnxiins ami Phrases: with
Translations and Illiistralions ; 2d ed., Lon., I"7fi, 8vo.
Treacy, James J. 1. i Ed.) Catholic Flowers from
Protestant (ianlens, N. York, 1882, Ifimo. 2. Conquests
of our Holy Faith ; or. Testimonies of Distinguished
Converts, N. York, 1888, 12mo
Trcacy, Uev. W. V. Irish Scholars of the Penal
Davs, N. York, 1887. 12mn.
treadwell, John II. 1. A Manual of Pottery
and Porcelain for American Collectors. Illust. N.
Y'ork, 1872, 8vo. 2. .Martin Luther and bis Work,
("New Plutarch,") N. York, 1881, i,. 8vo.
Treadwin, Mrs. Antique Point and Honiton
Lace, Lon., 1873, 8vo.
Treat, John Harvey, b. Is.'iO. at Pittslield, N.H. ;
graduated at Harvard 18t!2, and engaged in business in
Lawrence, .^LlSs.i presented a large collection of boolts
to Harvard College, and a large collection of entomologi-
oal specimens to the Museum of Comparative Zoology, in
1888. 1. Notes on the Rubric of the Communion Office,
N. York, 1882. 2. Truro Baptisms, 1711-1800, Law-
rence, 1886. :i. The Catholic Faith j or, Tlie Doctrine
of the Church of Rome contrary to Scripture and the
Teaching of the Primitive Church, Nashotah, Wis., 1888,
8vo.
Treat, .Mrs. Mary Lua Adelia, (Davis,) of
Vincland, N.J. 1. Chajiters on Ants, N. York, 1879,
,S2ino. 2. Injurious Insects of the Farm and Harden. 1
Illust. N. York, 1882, 12nio. ;i. Home Studies in Na I
ture. " Y'ork, 1885, 12ino.
" .Science is indebted to her for many additions to kiiowi- i
edge of the various animals and plants that have received ]
her attention. . . . The vnhime bel'cjre us eoniains chapters
on familiar birds.wasps, ants, spiders, and plants."— iVafion,
xli. 'iSV
4. .My (Jardcn Pets, Bost., 1887, 12mo.
T red well, Daniel .M. 1. .Monograph on Privately
Illustrated Books : a Plea for Bibliomania, Brooklyn,
1881, Svo. 2. Apollonius of Tyana : A Sketch of the
Life of Apollonius of Tyana ; or, The First Ten Decades
of our Era. N. Y'ork, 1886, 8vo.
Tregear, Edward. The Aryan Maori, Welling-
ton. New Zcalan I, 1885, Svo.
Tregellas, 'Valter Ilawken, b. 18,11, at Truro
the Royal Archaeological institution 1867. ; been to destroy its value
.,..:i,...„.i „ ,.;,.i.,. .„ „.,„.„„..„,•. „n,i i Trench's career would be to disregard hi
to relate many incidents ol
wishes. A mid-
council of - - ^ „ , ...
He has contributed many arUHcs to_ newspapers and | ^f^»,^;-_^--,--; jj^--Y,,rel,oen imrsue<l, and the result,
I o-s In most coinproinises of the kind, is not satislaelory.
! The reader of the book will find himself frequently ask-
, ; iiig questions to which he gains no answer, ami. when llio
arohicological journals. 1. China: the Country, His
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ist's (iuidc to Cornwall and the .Soilly Isles, Lon,, 1878,
p. Svo. :!. Historical Sketch of the Defences of Malta,
Chatham, 1879, Svo. 4. Cornish Worthies : Sketches of
gome Eminjnt Cornish .Men and Families, Lon., 1885,
2 vols. <
Treglohan, Thomas P. 1. Friotional Elec-
tricity, Lon., IS86, 12pi(>. 2. Voltaic Electricity, Lon.,
1888, 12ino.
Treherne, George G. T., and Goldie, J. H.
D. Record of the University Boat Raoe 1829-1880,
Ac. Illust. Lon., 1883, 4to.
Treherne, J. T. On the Bankruptcy and Debtors'
Acts, 1869, Lon., 1871, p. 8vo.
Trelawny, Sir J. Analysis of Evidence before the
Contcgious Disease Commission, Lon., 1872, 12mo.
'rrelease, William, professor in the University
of Wisconsin, and Gray, Asa. (Ed.) Botanical Works
of Oeorge Engelmann, collected for Henry Sbaw. Illust.
Cambridge, Mass., 1887, 4lo.
Treloar, W. P. 1. Ludgato Hill, Past and Present,
Lon., 1881, 12ino. 2. The Prince of Palme. Illust.
Lon., 1884, r. Svo.
Treniain, Henry Edwin, b. 1840, in New Y'ork;
graduated at the College of the City of New Y'ork 1860;
scrveil in the civil war; graduated at the Columbia
Law School 1867. Sailor's Creek to Appomattox Court-
House, 7lh, 8th, 9lh April, l»05; or. The Last Hours
of Sheridan's Cavalry. Edited by J. W. De Peyster.
N. York, 1885. Svo.
Tremenheere, Hugh Seymour, C.B., [«ii(<;,
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ford, 1827 i called to the bjr at the Inner Temple 1834.
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luincs are closed, his impression of the central charac-
ter will be somewhat vague and misty. Some of the lent-
ures stand nut promineiitlv ; but all the man i.-: not seen
in his letters, and, while we listen to bis oiiinloiis, wc arc
seldom brought into his presence."— ."^jjecdi/or, Ixi. 889.
Trench, Most Uev. Hichnrd Chenevix, D.D.,
[iintr, vol. iii., add.,] 1807-1886. 1. Charge to the Clergy
of Dublin, September, 1871, Dublin, l.'<71, Svo. 2.
Plutarch: his Life, bis Lives, and his Morals: Four
Lectures, Lon., 187:t, I -'mo.
"There is no depreciated ancient who more deserves
rehabilitating than I'lutarch ; and there could scarcely be
a modern scholar more lined lor the task than Aichbisliop
Trench."— .Su(. licr.. xxxvi. 417.
3. Sermons preached for the most part in Dublin.
Lon., 1873, Svo. 4. Lectures on Mediieval Church ili--
tory : being the Substance of Le'tures delivered at
liueen's College, London, Lon., 1877, 8vo ; 2d ed., IS?'.'.
" The groundwork of his present book has been a course
of lectures on c' iirch history ilclivered to a clas.s of girls ;
. . . and he gives It as his ooiivietioii, 'after some e.xpc-
rieiicc in lecturing to the young ot lioth .sexes,' that ' there
is no need to break the bread ot knowledge smaller Inr
young women than for vouiig men.' . . . We do not liiid
that the quantity of breiul here bestowed is at all alarm-
ing."— 8'ii(. /I'fc, xlvl. 342.
5. (Ed.) Household Book of English Poetry: wilii
Notes; .id ed., 1879. 6. Brief Thoug';te and MedUa-
tions on .'scripture, Lon., 1 884, p. Svo. 7. Struions, Nc^
and Old, Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Trench, S. Le Poer. (Trans.) Will-o'-the-Wisps,
Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
Trench, William Stenart, [antt, vol. iii., add.,]
1818-1872. lorno: a Tale, Lon., 1871, 2 vols. or. Svo.
listricts ill the
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• lifulilios „f Irish l'if„'!V,'i'i,;,><;;en<'. ami ^e^^^^ of his
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ill-o'-tho-Wisiis,
w:\s.ts;o."'''' "" ^"=''-^" ■^''■"■'^""'- ""'• No?:;,
5i;;n:.i-hi„t™..„.„„,,,;i,:^::;„;;"^^^^
l6".o. 2 (Trans.) Froa, the T„„e W„r H : a Seri ', ol'
I .wff'*'*"' ^" Charles Edward. Uar»
K c.ii., [„„„, vol. iii., add.,] mr-issa ,i'"Zlu.
a «r„net >r. 1S7,. I. Three. Letter, f, the " Tin e " t
I-nn.l.m I'auponsm, L(,n., 1870, 8vo. 2. Fron, Vsth to
lir.ndMK an .Autumn Tour In I.S«!(, r.on., is Svo S
(L ntu.ns a lecture, a reprinted article.., Thuggisu , .to i
^''oril,!'^[:;:.,^^^?.!'--^"-'-^'"^i""tB.o.;'i;:;i^'
pant'".'-'. "''The edito'r hi sad.'irT '^ o.hurcholatry run run-
ler which, while a^vi™"!n,i;' !i;;!r ""'i^^'"'" '^""■•"-■
venr littl.^ infi,rmatlol""-v:^^;i^'ll^^.^™?'""». ^""veys
Ircvelyaii, Sir George Otto. Ilan vt i
;;;.^, vol. III. TaKv.,.v...,^,. o!'"',."i:'-,^:^-^i
K..hle.v lemple, Leicestershire: educate 1 at Ilarroir
mi altv HM '^2^'^'''««««' ^'n™ l"*^-; civil lor.l of the A.l-
miralty lS(,9-,0; secretary to the Admiralty I8SI) so.
euef secretary for Ireland I8S2-S4; ehan eJlor of th^
d..chy of Lancaster 1884-85: seoretarv for Sc? lan.l
18^6. 1. Horace at the Univer.sity .,f Athens • - e,
Cambridge, 8t)2, 8vo Anon o 'n.^ i /■ ■ ' ,", ""
men,, an'd other Pieces, I^Z- Is;. ' %';r"l '" ' f '-
"n Army Keform, L,.n. 187(1 Svo ' ! The'l it anil f
te« of Lord Macaulay;Lon.,'l876, z'^t^, "„tX
Will li.il to rate hianlv iho i,f ,,n *•","" "' ""-' mWeH.ils
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; rw,!'iii!:.t*;;z^^^i. a iii«i;i;ri,;;s!^?'^| ';"•> i"r'>-
rapid, invariahly clear an.l , 1 1 o ... ii , ^ "'''"""■
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I,l'';*i?i'r.".' M- l^ / ^■''" '" I'eshawur, an,l a
Lii.lv .. Hide into the Khyber I'a.^s, Lon., 18711 i, 8vo
1 revelyaii, Marie, lirave Little Women ': Wes
of Heroism of Girls, niust. Lon., L888, p. "v"
I and aZ 107' »*«"'•"" •*: ■''^•''•""""■^ '™'" ''itcrary
ana rtriistio Kemains, L.,ri., 18711 Svo
M Av^'i!",!.""'"' '''"""""n.''' (IVud.) See Fla-
Treves, Frederick, F.:' C.R, surgeon to, and lec-
turer .,n anatomy at, the L,.n, ,., Ilospitul: fo iierlypro
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Scrofula an. its Oland Diseases: an Intro.luclion t^ the
.eneral P„ hology of Scrofula, Lon., 1 N82, Svo. 2 Surgi!
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inlistina Canal ami Peritoneum in Man, (ilunterian
r' S '"TlV T'-^'"- ■'■ ''''' I"«"-eeof Uoth „g
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' an interest aii.l a va e f its m m' i ^ '"' """• '"^
i ni,,venieii\ if nm.l^rn'llnlc"!'::^.;;/ Jll^J^^^^^^'"'^^'^
! 1 revor, Albiaia. A Wi,l.,w's Tale • or The S,.n
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irickett, Milliani. l. The Pennsylvania Uw
of Liens, Jersey City, N.J., ls,s2, 2 vols 8vo 2 tZ
I-aw in I'ennsylvania of Voluntary tsign^ent's in
Trimht" ^'fi' "f tVe.li.ors. .fersey Cit'y?"88" 8,4
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I eign .Service, Liverpool. IS7I 8vo
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L:n"'^"-s"^„^"'''" ^™'^' <='"-''nologif:M;trafe
At iinal Movement, N. York, 188.0, 8vo.
B., ,J"r ' ■'"''"'" >'""""^-^ "^^^ ^'^''•"•^' O"'""'"
Bo'?i"l's''7'6*i2.?,n^^ V'""^% ■'^•"''''"' f'if« "t ""vard,
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Tristrnm, Kev. Henry linker, D.D., LL.D.,
F.U.S., [ni\lc, vol. iii., 11(1(1., I 1). l.HL'2; Ijueiuiio cnnon of
Diirhuiu in 1H7I, ImviiiK rf^ij^ni'd tlio livin^of (Irciithum
in ls7:t; ninil (loan of Uurlmin finoo l8Sil. I. (Kd.)
Tlu' I)iiut;liter8 of Syria ; u Narriitivo of KlVortx uiiido
liy .Mi-,1. liowcn Tliouip.son for tliu KviuiKoli/iition of
Syrian Fciimlos, Lou., l.sfiO, p. Hvo; 3(1 e(' , 1.^71. 2.
The Sovi'n Ooidt'n Ciindiosticlts. Illust. I.on., I.**?!,!).
Svo; now ed., 18.S1. ;). Tlui TopoKnipliy of tho Holy
liiind : II ■''ut'oinet Account of All iho I'huic.^, HiviTs,
and .Mountain.s of tlio Land of I.«niL'l inontidned in ti.e
Jiiblo; tofjetherwitli tlu'ir .Modern Xuiiies and Historical
liefcrcnces, Lon., 1872, p. ."vo. 4. The Lund of .Moali :
Travol^ and Hiscoveries on tlio Hast 8ide of tlie Dead
Sea and the Jordan: with a Chapti.T on tlic I'er.^ian
I'alace of Masliita, by James Fei(;uson. Illust. Lon.,
187:t, cr. 8vo.
" I'lea.saiitly wrillcii and well illiistnited, the narrative
sustains it.s interest llinmKlKUit, and wives a vivid iileturu
of the present e(jiHiiti(]n of tlie ecjuntry,"— .l(/i., No. l.i^l.
5. Incidents in liibic History diiselled on Ancient
Monuiuenti, Lon., L'<7a. fi. (Hd.) Flowers of tho Holy
Land, Lon., 1875. 7. Palestine in its Physical Aspects,
("Solenco Lectures,") Lon., issii, Svo. 8. Pathways of
Palestine: a Descriptive Tour tlirough tho Holy Land.
Illust. Lon., lSSi-S2, 2 V(ds. fol.
" In his descriptldiis. wlietlier of the scenery or the his-
torical remains hallowed tiy tlie assoeiations of eighteen
centuries, he shows hiniself ut once in sympathv w ith tlie
best instincts of Cliristlan belief, and c'ritieal tn dealing
with the evidences supplied either by the records of tlie
piLst or the research of recent years,"— .vi(. Ri{\, liii. 4&1.
l). The Fauna and Flora of Palestine, (Palestine E.t-
ploration Fund Pub.,) Lon., 1881, -Ito.
Tristrnni, ThomiiN iliitchiiison, t^C, D.C.L.,
b. 1825; brother of Kev. H. B. Tristram, /m/;™ ; f;ra(l-
uated in law ut Lincoln College, 0.\ford, 18,0U| judge of
the consistory court of London; chancellor of the diocese
of Hereford and KIpon, Ac. Contentious Priictioe of
the Hi^'h Court of Justice, Lon., 1H8U, 8vo.
TriNtram, Willinni Oiitrnin, b. 1859. 1. Ju-
lian Trevor: a Novel, Lon., 188:1, ;i vols, cr, Svo. 2.
Ciinedies froai a Country-Side, [stories,] Lon., 1885, p.
Svo. 3. A Strange Atl'air: a Novel, Lon., 1887, 3 vols,
or, Svo. 4. Coaching Days and Coacliing Ways. Illust.
Lon., 1888, r. Svo.
Tritton, Joseph, treasurer of the Baptist Mission-
ary Society. Baptist Missionary Society : Kiso an(l
Progress of the Worlt on tho Congo, Lon., 1884, Svo.
Trivier, C. L. How I came out from Homo: an
Autobiography, Lon., 1873, p. Svo.
Trobridgv, (Jeorge, head-master of the Qo'-ern-
ment School of .Art, Belfast. The Principles of i-e.
spective as applied to Model-Drawing and Sketching
from Nature. Illust. Lon., 1884, obi. 4to.
TroHope, Anthony, [nuie, vol. iii., add.,] 1815-
1882. After his retirement from the post-ofTico in 18B7,
he undertook tho editorship of St. Paul's, a new maga-
zine, which was discontinued after an existence of three
years and u half. In 18l!S he visited tho United States
on a postal mission, being also commissioned by the
Foreign Office to inakean effort in behalf of international
copyright. In 1871 he paid a visit to Australia, return-
ing by way of .America in 1872, and from 1873 he made
his ]>crniancnt home in Lontion, His habits of literary
labor wore in the liighest degree regular and methodical.
The time which he gave to it was three hours daily. " It
was my practice," ho says, " to be at my table every
morning at 5.30; and it was also my practice to allow
myself no mercy. ... It had at this time become my
custom — and it still is my custom, though of lato I have
become a little lenient to myself — to write with my watch
before me, and to require from myself 250 words every
quarter of an hour. I have found that tho 2.tO words
nave been forthcoming a.s regularly as my watch went.
But my three hours were not devoted entirely to writing.
I always began my la: k by reading tho work of tho day
before, an operation which would take me half an hour,
and which consiste.' ( niefly in weighing with my car
tile sounii »»f tl' wo. ..- -..id phrases. ... I have never
written tli.eo i. ve ^ .- .i year; but by following tho
\\V\:\ above dcscrihcii f have written tiutre than as nturh
as three novels. ... It may interest some if I state that
during tho last twenty years I have made by literature
something near £70,000. ... I look upon the result as
comfortable, but not splendid." ("Autobiography,"
written in 1875-76, with some additions made in 1879.)
His son adds, " Every day until his last illness [a month
14-18
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before his death] my father continued his work. Ho
would not otherwise have been happy. Ho demanded
from himself less than he had done ten years pre\'i<iusly,
but his daily task was always done." The nuiiilier of
his works, including thirty which are entered (iiil>\ vol.
iii., amounts tosi.xly nine. Some of them wore first pub-
lished in monthly parts, and others as serials in maga-
zines. I. Nina ilalatka: the Story of a Maiden of
Prague, I'Min. and Lon.. IsOT. 2 vids. 12uio. Anon.
New ed., IHSO. 2. Linda Tressel. By the Author of
"Nina Balatkft." Ldin. and Lon., 18B8, 2 vols. 12nio.
3. All I'Mitor's Talcs, Lon., 1870, p. Svo. 4. Sir Harry
Hotspur of Humblelhwaite, Lon., 1870, p. Svo. .'i. Com-
mentaries (d' ("aius Julius Ciesar, ("Ancient Classics for
Knglish Headers,") Kdin. and Lon., 1870, U'mo. D.
Struggles of Bhiwn, Jones, and Robinson, Lon., 1870, p.
Svo. 7. Mary (ircsley, Lon., 1871, 12mo. 8. Ralph
the Heir, Lon., 1871, 3 vols. p. Svo.
" A story which, if not in his best style, is yet a miirvcl
(if freshness h hen we consider the prodigious number ol
Its jiredecessors."— .8(i(. liev., .\.\xi. .M17.
U. Tlic Kustaeo Diamonds, Lon., 1872, 3 vols. cr. Svo.
10. The (iolden Lion of (iranp("re, Lon., 1872, p. Svo.
11. Australia and New Zealand, Lon., 1873, 2 vols.
Svo; new ed., 1875, 1 vol. cr. Svo.
" He is a line specimen of the true .lohn Hull in politics,
. . . The mislnrtuiK' is tlnit lie has carried into anotlier
province id' literature the habits which are ccrtai'ily ex-
cusable, and perhaps meritorious, in his peculiar stjie of
(Ictioii. . . . 'Ihe liabit (jf coniposim; in perfectly simple
sentences, ea(d> of them conveyint., 'lie easy proposiiiun.
makes liiin iiitoleraldv dilVuse. — .8(i(. Htv., ."txxv. o.'i^l.
" While the ^'Ciieral reader w ill lind nothing to interest
■ him, the statistician will be able to place Ihcni in his library
I Willi the conlidence that their facts are accurate as far as
they go."— .4(/i., No. Sim.
j 12. Phineas Redux. Illust. Lon., 1873, 2 vols. svo.
I " The new story seems to us in every way even the sii-
j periiir of the old. There is more body in the plot, and
more subtlety in theconcepli(Uis,tli(iiigh not perliupMU'ire
llnisli ill the execution."— .S;)( editor, xlvli. 16.
13. Harry Jleathcote of Uangoil : a Tale of Australian
Bush Life, Lon., 1874, er. Svo. 14. South Australia and
Western Australia, Lon., 1874, 12mo. 15. Victoria and
Tasmania, Lon., Is74, 12mo. 16. New .'^onth Wales and
Queensland, Lon., 1874, l2ino. 17. Lady Anna, Lon.,
1874, 2 vols. p. Svo. 18. The Way we Live now, Lon.,
1875,2 V(ds.8vo; newcd., 1870, cr. Svo. 19. The Prime
Minister, Lon., 1875-70, 8 parts.
" As regards the public. ' The Prime Minister' was a fail-
ure. It WHS worse spoken of by the press than any novel
1 had written. . . . 'The American .'Senator' and ' I'opeii-
joy' have appeared, eaidi with fair success. Neither of
them has eiic()iiiiierc(l that rciiroach '.\liieli. in regard to
' The I'rine .Minister.' .seemed to tell nie that my work a.s
a iiuvelist should be liroUKlil to a close. .And yet I feel as-
sured that they are very iiilerior to ' The Prime Minister.' "
— AiUobioyraplij/, Ann.'r. ed., :>-3, 3'J4, note.
20. The American Senator, Lon,, 1877. 3 vols. p. Svo.
21. South Africa, Lon., 1377, 2 vols. p. Svo; 4th ed.,
1878.
" In his two volumes on so very dull a subject as South
Alriea there is scarcely a dull page."— .8(i(. Kit., xlv. J41.
22. Is ho Popenjoy ? a Novel, Lon., Is78, :' vols. cr.
Svo, 23. John Caldigate, Lon., 1879, 3 vols. cr. Svo.
21. An Eye for an Eye, Lon., 1879, 2 vols. cr. Svo. 25.
Cousin Henry : a Novel. Lon., 1879, 2 vols. or. Svo. 26.
Thackeray, (" English .Men of Letters,") Lon., 1879. p.
8vo.
" While he does not enter into much biographical detail,
Mr. Trollope bus succeeded, without telling anything abso-
lutely new, ill weaving his materials iiitou most truthful
and complete likenes.s. . . . He by no means tries to repre-
.sent Thackeray a-s a model of all the virtues. Hut alle( -
tidii draws him to the noble side of the character, and
alike in his record of tlie life and In his criticisms of the
books be writes so as to increase i.mr love and reverence."
—,ilh.. Xo. 2004.
" .Mr. Trollope, whether from a lack of intellectual power
of sympathy, or fnnn some other cau.se, wholly fails to ajj-
preciate Thackeray, though he does undoubti'dly make a
ilouiideriug attempt to do so."— .Vu(('oii, xxlx. IS!.
27. The Duke's Children : a Novel, Lon., 1880,3 vols.
p. Svo,
" 111 the present work we find him not quite at his best.
But tlie writer's familiarity with his characters commiiui-
cute.s itself imperceptibly to the reader; there are no ditli-
cult or awkward intriiduclioiis; the toning of the picture,
to use an artistic phrase, is uiiexccptioimble; aiui if it iy.
rather tinted than coloured, the tints are so handled that
only the masters of colour could produce anything more
likely to recall reality."— .Spec/iitor, liii. "5-1.
28. The Life of Cicero, Lon., ISSO, 2 vols. p. Svo.
" No clever book written by a clever man is likely
altogether to miss its mark. ... If, for all that, we adhere
to our opinion that this biography of Cicero is superlUious,
TRO
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1 Ins WHS lolt unHnished.) ;)». An bhllV.;,'ir
E,lin., 1881, 2 vols. p. 8vo. " ' '"''"''
OKNKRAt, CniTIClSM :
with b„tl, his fonts n it f, ox.'J' ''''*'''''J'''"l'''''"'«<i
with fiitilf anihili,,!, ftLr 'n L .i^^,'*'''''-'' """ '"'"»«
His proper .lonmi, ' Vs wi, k^'^.t , ShK, *-',""'^ ^','"i
•'lie: he is inimitably at Im mV^ru e u, ui, ^ < iversi le.l
us tljere to visit hin/ue nmyVe su're of ''."th^L '^^l'^^
Mhoesonie entertniiimeiit
ffi;i:!!lii;';;i':^,^'i!vL."'f«^'<»»"iHies.
vols. II. 8 VI
(•ltie.s, thcirouKhh we I •,;, 1 • ? ""i ^.^''^'Nery, and its
lite K,,,i n.a„;;er^ ulil^rv^';;.!!^'-- i^i^li;,^V!!;^ '"^fn
: Tr«l|oi>p, Trnilk, [ante, vol. iii., nddl I Tl.„
; Ma^k..-; Alan: a Novo), I.on., 1871 2 Xl" , 8v; o"
I ho Lawyer'^ Daughter , a Novel. 1 on., 87« 3 voi; e'r'
cr.'vo!- '"'"'"" "'""^'^'^ Wooing. Lon:'?i80: 3' vo":
th™v"&' "'"'">' ^"ivale, b. 1846, .on of An-
- .... ..■jfc (ijifiv IIUIII
smer in the ;seii.se tlmt
lii-i ^^ehavenuneof ,"•! ,'" ''^'^ ho removed from Florenco fn lj„n.
-■swhteh .eetntobri,,. : where ho „a, f„. „„„« y,„,„ threorrespondent ^fTl^o
-;il!l?^^^.!;"l^3;!liSi2^S ! ?^! te' conclave -^3^-- ITj:^--.!
deserilled iii; wll^king of S. fcelilll? "in' ^"'^'^Tfnlly
attemnted to depict vKit n s^i™ ■''i.ni' ''.'''•'■'^•".''H.has
desoriVd, not Mrcnm f^ m h 'A,^ ' "^ always, in fact,
ward siKis of Ifeeliiiu *'ti. '*"- '""*^' "bvioiis out-
Troliopi^sMiAU^s ohefun. rf,f':',''™' ".''"'•'• "f Mr-
he BivSto tl e almost mivN,i J' „" r """sfiietion which
•'fevery.daylifi?,^ 1' \Y. ■ -' •''■'^^'•''™"r''teslietehe8
_.--., ....^ >>>\>, •*iiM 10 Liie ('(
or the easy optimism wliicli'sees'i,, i:'„:V-'V •.■■•""'n
II n/Mu „»io... .(.„ , .. ' .!'".'.' " ^its Ml I'^mlish .society, as
SSI bloarnuigements in iht
A. \ . IJRKv : .Vii^ioH. xviii
U*t of all iwssible worlds
a.;;™^ ur.^l'/iliinii^lS^^!:;^ ™^!|';'"'- -"> remain
writers of Ki.Kiisl, pr ,%m'i,' ,,t it' ('''1'''""^'' "*' '''•-■
i'!aiui;s^^^'i:aiy^!"i -:^i^ ^r --"■! ^he';Sr!:i?^r^?;f
.li ,1? '"I'f^ «»• Kev. Eclw«rd, D.D.; K.S.A r„
"I. 111., add..l mins....r,.i.,.l 11; . I „■ • * "^.n., I'l
IS87, 2 vols. 8vo ^ Romember,
men Miiitfed hrcaSs' in !?"™V''''" '"veried foot-
•■Kvaiigelicalism^' and ••low An 'i'V- ' '^^''''• ""1 '*^''en
vnlgarity ;• l,i,t "ir. Trollone 1 as r i i''" ";«,■•? » "<«'' ''f
.. The"Qo^;',^f\^; Luko'"??'/"'"^' ^■'"- '"- ^'"'•]
Cambridge. .87.1 '«.,„"''„" •^„^''?.'''8»"'«""' »nd Notes
1449
1866;
: K'
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vimrof Alnwlok ilnce ISBlt. 1. Sins of the Fcimily :
ScnminB preiiflKMl in Alnwiclf, l.i>n., 1872, |). Hvo. 2.
'I'lio Churirli i.f KnK'liinil : liur Kiirly lli-tory, licr 1 rop-
crly, iinil hiT Mir-niun, l,on., IS»7, p. Hvo. :!. Tlio Churili
(if UnuliinJ; lier Rcfonimtion History: a Sorion of Lec-
tures, Unn., IHSS, r.>mo. , , ..
Trotter, John U., u.-»lslant elcrlt to llif ju»tico»,
(luil.llmll, l.onilMii. A|>|kii1h from tlu; Ccmvictionii ami
Onlcrnof .luKtiecs I'on., IH!<I, 8v(>.
Trottvr, t'n|>t. Lionel .^inies, ['<""■. vol. in.,
ttiUl.,1 b. 1K27, lit Ciili'iitla; u.lucalwl nl tlie Clnirter-
houac, iinil lit Merlon College, O.xlor.l; went to Inilia in
acailet in IHI7; served Hiroiigli tlio I'unjiib ciiui|MiiKn
of im.'<-l», rcieivinn ii uie.liil and two iliisii.i; iii tlio
soeon.l Ilurnie»e war, {X'M, Ae. ; retired on hiill.|iiiy
181)2. lie edited tlio Indian Mail lH(i7-7i'. and liascon-
tribulJcl to periodi.ala in India and Knglu.id. Ilcjidea
the workK nienlinned '<"'<■, vol. iii., lie Ini.a ) ubii.-lied ;
I East and Wewt, and olhor I'ocin.s K.iin., l«.ill. -•
(Trans.) I,a Sorei.'Te, bv I Mielielet, L"n., 18(17, p. Svo.
:). llistor; f India, I,on., Is7l, svo. 1. Warren llaat-
in;.'s: a Hio^^rapliv. l,on.. isrit, 8ki.
" Kegarded as a deleiice or a suininar)-
is neces.sarlly drpeiideiit on older and In
separalo IdoKiapliy Ho- vulunio lias a liiyli o "'i" ' 'I''"
from Uie general nireluliiess it exhlliit.s. -.m, No. Ji..«.
5. I.i.ra Lawrence: a Slieteh of bia I'ublie Career,
Lon 1881), fp. Svo. H. lIL'-torv of India under Queen i
Viet.iria, from ls:t6 to 1S8II, l,on„ ISStl, '.' vola. Svo. |
"The liiilk of Captain Trotter's liooli is taken np with |
war, IliiaiRV, famine, and peslilenic. . . . (oil ierlii|,' to-
Kether, Willi Oiimil lael and labour, the eompllealed ek-
nienls of liis va>t an.l arduous prulilem, h- shows loi li
both error and aehievemoiil ; avoids slrom; laiiKUano in
eeiisiirliiK where he thinks eeiisure due; and does not
daiib the portraits of his more lavonred eharaeters Willi
HftlteriiiK eoloiirsof fnlsoine panegyric. — .lend., xx.ii. in.
7. Life of Lord Uaihousie, (".Slatemuun feer.,) Lon.,
18SH p. S\o.
Trotter, €ni)t. Philip Durham, of the 9:id High-
landers. Our .Mission to tlio Court of .Morocco in I8S0
under .Sir John Druinmond liny, K.C.li., Minister I'len-
ipotcntiary and Knvoy Kxtraordinary to Ilia Majesty
tlio Sultan. lllu.n. Kdin , ISSl, Svo.
■•The hook is, on trie whole, very niiieh like other books
of travel wrilteii hy eaplaliis. Il has a brlsknes.s and a
L'aieiv which carrv the reader easily alontf, Imt whenever
he pauses ill his readinn he llnds m !•.; set down to a ratlier
TRU
iw Intelligibility
u older ami loller records: ar •■
lii;hl refection."— .l//i., No. -7«7.
Troiiesxurt, Udouiird <jOUis. Microbes, I'er-
nicnts, andMoulils. Illust (," International Seientilio
,Scr.) Lon., 18SB, p. 8vo, „ .,• i
Troup, Charles Kdward, Braduatcd at UalUol
College, Ox'nrd, l8,-^;t. 'file future Work of Free Trade
in Knglish Legislation, (Cobden Club I'rizo Essay,) Lon.,
18St, ji. 8vo.
Troup, F. The Spectrum: its Microscopy and
Diiignostio Signifiealions. Ilhist. Lon., 188(1, Svo.
Troup, tieorge KImslie. Life of (Jcorge Troup,
Juuriialist, l,ou., 18S2, IL'uo'.
TrowbriUsc, Miss Catherine M., [miie, vol.
iii add.l 1. Satistied. IMust. X. York, IS78, Ifiino.
2. A Crown of tilory, N. York, 187'J, Kimo. :i. Mis-
takes Host., 18S0, Kimo. 4. Korestville Sheaves; or,
Sowing and (lathering, N.York, Ix.sl, Kimo. 0. Vic-
tory lit La.st, N. York, 18.s2, 12mo. (i. Will and Will
Not; and Or. Martindaie's Wanl, Pliila,, 188:1, 12mo.
7. Snares and Safeguards. Illust. Phila., 18SB, 12mo.
S Changing Places: How line Hoy climbed up, while
Another slipped down. Illust. N. York, 188S, 12mo.
Trowbridge, John, S.D., [«»/.■, vol. in., aild.,] b.
1813, in Boston: graduated at Harvard 18116; professor
of experimental physics at Harvard ISSO S: , and since
then Kuniford professor of the application of science to
the useful arts. The New Physics : a Manuul of Experi-
mental Studv, N. York, 1881, 12mo.
Trowbridge, John Townsend, [nii'e, vol. in.,
add.] He was editor of Our Young Folks 1870-7.1, and
has been a freiiuenl contributor to leading periodicals.
Since 1S48 he has resided in Boston. 1. Lawrcnc_e s
Adventures among the Ice-Cutters, Ac, Phila., 1870,
Kimo. 2. Coupon Bonds, and other Stories, 1871. 3.
Jack Hazard Series, 1871-75, 5 vols.; new eil., Phila.,
ISni, t) vols, itimo. I. Fast Friends, Pliibi- 1871, 1
5 Doing his I!e.'t, Phila.. 1878, 12ino, 6. The Book ot
Gold, and other Poems, N. York, 1877, sm. 4to. 7.
Bound in Honor; or, A Harvest of Wild Oats, Bost.,
1877, Kimo. 8. His Own Master, Bost., 1877, IBmo. 'J.
The Ureal Match, (" No Name" Ser„) Bost., 1877, IBmo.
(This ia also ascribed to Prof. John Trowbridge, inpra.)
14M)
10. Young Joe, and other Boys, Host., ISTB, !2nio. II.
The Silver Modal Series. Host., 188(1-82, B vols. Iliiiio.
12 A Home Idyl, ami other Poems, Host., 1881, I'.'mo.
13. The Tide-Mill Series, Host., I8S2-87, B vo s. IBiii...
14. FameH's F.dly, Ho.-t., 18Sl, Kimo. I... Mnl mid
his Friends, Host., 1881, IBmo. IB. Tinkham Brothers
Tide-Mill, Host., I8,H1, IBmo. 17. The Little Master.
Illust. Host., 1887. IBmo. 18, Peter Hudstone : the
Boy who was Ha/.ed. Illust. Bust., I8S7, l.'ino lil.
His One Fault, Host., 18S7, l2mo. 20. Hiding his fime;
or, Andrew Hapnell's Fortune, Host., 188S, 12iuo 21.
The Lost Earl, and other Poems and Talcs, in Vei,'e.
Illust. Host., IS88, Svo. 22. A .Start in Life: a Story
of the Genesee Country, Bust., 1888, Ifliuo. With Coiiu,
C. E., Heroes of '7fi : a Dramatic Cantata ol the Kevo-
lution, Bost., 1877, Ito.
Trowbridge, Oliver U. ininois and the Nation:
how tliey are governed. Chic, I sS7, 12ino.
Trowbridge, William I'etit, Ph.D., LL.I)., b.
1,H28, in Michigan; graduated at Ihe I .S. .Military
Aeiidomy 1818; professor of engineering in the bchoo
of Mines, Columbia College, since 187fl. 1. Proposed
Plan for building a Bridge luross the East Kiyer at
Blackwell's Island, N. York, I8C,1». 2. Heat as a huuree
of Power: with Application of General Principles to tlio
Construction of Steam-Generators. Illust. N. lork,
1874, Svo. 3. Tablcr: witli Explanations of Non-tou-
deneing Stationary Steaii. Engine, and of lligh-Pressuro
Stcam-Hoilers, 4to. 4. Turbine Wheels: On tiio Inap-
plicability of the Theoretical InveBtigations of the lur.
bine Wheel, Ac, to the .Moilorn Constructions, N. York,
i 1879, 181110. .». Statistics of Power and Machinery em-
ployed in Manufactures: I'.epurls .n the Water-Power
' of the United States. In 1"> Parts. Parti. (<jn'o*
Beport, vol. xvi.) Illust.. Maps, and Plans. Wash,,
1885, 4to.
Trower, Charles Francis, M.A., [i»ii<: vol. m ,
add,] b. 1817; graduated, lirst class Lit. Hum., at
Balliol Ccdlege, Oxford, 1839, and elected Fellow ot
Exete- College; called to the bar at the Inner Toniplo
1842. I. The Law of Building of Churches, Parsonages,
and Schools, Lon., 1874, p. 8vo. 2. A Manual of the
Prevalence of Equity under the Judicature Act, Lon..
187B, Svo. ^ ^
Trower, Kt. Kev. Walter John, D.D., [nun,
vol. iii., add.,] 1.'^05-I877; rector of Ashinglon, .Sussex.
1S71-77. 1. Familiar Expository Sermons, Lon., 1871,
p. Svo. 2. New .Metrical Psalter, Oxf., 1875, ISuio. _:i.
Short Comments, Genesis to Deuteronomy, Lon., 187o,
3 vols. l2nio.
Troyte, iMrs. C. E. Acland-, Froiatlie Pyr-
enees to tlie Cliannel in a Dog-Cart, Lon., L-87, 8vo.
"This narrative . . . was well wortli puMishing. If only
to .sliow how easv of accomplishment such a trip is, and
liow miKdi of interest in Ccnlral France awaits the tourist,
t'speeially if lie have ii taste for urehieology andarcliiUr.
lure."— .lc(i(/., xxxii. 38.
Troyte, Charles Arthur Williams, b. IsU:
8<m of A. 11. Dyke Acland, who in 1S52 assumed tlie
surname of Troyte in place of Acland; lorn, colon. I
of the 1st Devonsliire Yeomanry: resides at lluntalium
Court, Devonshire 1. Change-Hinging: an Introduc-
tion to tlie Early Stages of the Arl of Church- or Hand-
Bell Kinging, I.on., 1872, p. 8vo. 2. Morse Alphabet
and Auxiliary Signs or Signals, Lon., 1871), Svo.
Troyte, Lieut. John Edward Acland-, M.A..
graduale.l at Christ Cliurch College, Oxford. 1871.'.
Through the Banks to a Commission, Lon., 1>81, Sv.i
'Troyte, Rev. Reginald Henry Dyke Ac-
land-, .M.A., brother of C. A. W. Troyte, (07-10 ; grad-
uated at Trinity College, Oxford, 1874; ordained 1874;
chaplain at Pau since 18S5. Holy Week and other .'scr
I mens, preached in St. Andrew's Church, Pau, Lcm., 18>\
! fp. Svo. With TiiovTK, John Eiiw.mn Acusn-, llic
■ Change-Ringers' Guide to the Steeples of England, Lon..
1873, 12ino. „ . r ,
i True, Rev. Charles Kittridge, D.D., ['h.ic, vol.
1 iii., add.,] 180U-I87S. 1. John Wintlirop and ihcGreat
1S75, Ifimo. 2. Life and Times
jf
Colony, N. Y'ork, , n 1
F-.-t F(iendi= Phila- 1871, 12mo. 1 Sir Walter Kaleigh, Pioneer of Anglo-Ainerican t.jlom-
'^^ ' • • • " zation, Cin., 1877, IBmo. 3. Lite and Times ol Joh,
Knox, Cin., 1S78, lOmo. 4. Memoirs of John Howard,
the Prisoner's Friend, Cin., 1878, 16mo. 5. The Ihiriy
Years' War, N. York, 1879, IBmo. 6. Life of Captain
John Smith, Planter of Virginia, N. York, 1882, IBmo.
7. Heroes of Holland, N. York, 1882, IBmo.
iind llio Nallun:
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C.",J","'' ""'""'" (^'""J-) See Cn.nwinn.N, T.
.jSl'"/i;^.S""- ^'•«"Clu..»n,IOur.. I.-
TrueHdcll, l«|,„ W. Il„t,„„, K,,ct, ..oncoming
the ,soio,.,,o Ml .^pinluali,,,,, fr ,„„,„| lnv«.tiKation1
covennK a l-.r,,,,! uf Tv»..„ty-Kive Yeurs, N. York, ISM,
Truman, Ileiijiiinin CiiniiniiiKs, b. Ih.is. at i
l'r(.vi,l(;n .., Ul.i e.lucuted iit Canturhury, N.ll, .," !
recently bu«n ,;o„nuute,l with the I'acihc Ituilwuy Coin- '
imiiy. 1. Iho. Smith iiltor (he Wiir, N. Yurk Istir •> '
7i'-Hi"'wl' !-'""■';"""■ '■"'"• ■'• "'■•'•i'l'-ntulSketihe",;!
1«,». 4. Winter Ue«.rts of fulilorniu, I8SII. j. From
the CreKoent City to the (iol.le.i (iftte, 18s:'. ,). Tlie I
luL'l VT,'";,'"-""*' 'i roMiplelo and (•oiu..rehen.lv„
lii.Htory ol Uuellin« in All Countries, N. Y-^^,rk ISHJ ■
l.mo. ,. Homes aiul ll,.|,,,ine..s in the Oohlon Uate,' [
^1'.""^,'"': ^^,}^•' '^a"°'-y. J. A., a„,i Ship.
nillii, II. A. (Ivl.) Collection of Decisions relative
to Hallways, N. \ ork, lS7:)-7l!, 8 vols. Svo
I nimble, Allrcd. I. Swurd and Scimolar: the
Konian.o of the Crusades. Illu-t. .N.York IMS(i4to
a. The Moll Street Poker Club : the Secretary's .Minutes.'
Xllust. ^. \ork, IH8,S, ,Svo.
Trumbull, Gurdoii, b. lSll.atStoninKton,Conn. •
studied art, and has of late years devoted himself to
ornithology. Names and Portraits of IJirds which in-
terest (iui.nors : with Ueseriptions i„ Language under-
utandod of the People. Illust. N. York, [MX 8vo
(Contains descripiions of the si.Uy-ono game-birds of"
Jiaatorii North Amerini, with a ■' portrait" of each, and
in the index, a li.st of the various names, more than
a thousand in number, by which they are popularly
known.) ' ' ■'
Ju)/"""'} "'"' Ki;">''»V' !''>-■'''•' "f wiTk. inadc up mostly
of JiUormatiou n„i t„ be had elsewhere.' -Au(io;i xlvii Vl
Trumbull, llev. Henry Cluy, U.l)., l„„/., voh
ill., add., J cdilur of the Sunday-School Times n( Phihi-
1m
TUG
delphiasmue lS7a. In I8S1 ho travelled througl, Kgynt
Arabia, and Syria. I. The Worth of an Jlistorio (Jon-
eeiousness, Hartford, 1871). 2. A Model Superinten.lent ■
Sketch ol the Life, Character, and Methods of Work of
ilenry P. Haven, N. York, 1880, l^'uio. ;i. Kadesh-
Harnea: its Importance and Probable Site : with the
Story of a Hunt lor it: including Studies of the Route
ol the i-.xodus and the Southern Uoundaiy of the llolv
Land, N. York, 1884, 8vo.
„" ^J,'*-' deein Howlaiida's Ideiitilieatloii of Kadesh, which
Mr. Iriiiii Mill .s.) weightily MipporUs hy lil.s te.siiiiionv and
research, the strongest ul all Ideiitilleutions known to us."
— .\it/(o;i, xlviii, iL'ii.
"The Murv, iia we have it, is very remarkable and iiitei-
es iiig.an, Dr. Irnmbuirs book is certainly a valuable ad-
;"""',' ''I '"y, '"ready eiiorm.iii.s mass of Palestine litera-
ture. — .S(it. Jicr., Ivii. 6,")0.
1. Teaching and Teachers; or, The Sunday-School
teachers Teaching Work, &u., Phila., 1884, U'luo. 5.
The Ulood-Coveuant: a Primitive Kite and its Hearing
on Scripture, N. York, 188,"), l^mo.
l,„'ih''!V, .''li"'''. ''',"''','"'"'■1'"'; ' M'liKnRe himself from
111 t 10 theol.n;lcal and llie niitl-ilieological bias, will
1st admire the industry aiiU patien.'e that have gone to
llie CO leclioii and arrangement uf .su many painful facts
aii.l then aukiiuwiedge his surprise that Dr. Trumbuli
s umld consider their siguiticaiiee so great fur Christian
tlieologians, '— .Nutioa, xlii. i!80.
«. The Sunday-School : its Origin, Mission, Methods, :
and Au.\iliarie8; the Lyman IJeecher Lectures before
Yale Uivinity School for 1888, Phila., 1888, 8vo. '
Trumbull, James Hammond, LL.D., L.H.D.,
['iiile, vol. iii., add. J lie is a member of many learned I
societies; was elected pre.-ident of the Connecticut His-
torical Society in 186,1, and was for a short time lecturer '
on Indian languages at Yale College. Besides the works
mentioned miir. vol. iii., and many memoirs on histori-
cal and philological subj.ias, he has published: 1. The
True Blue-Laws of Connecticut and New Haven, and
the False Blue-Laws invented by Samuel Peters, Hart-
ford, 1877, l2ino. 2. Indian Names of Place.s, Ac., in
and on the Borders of Connecticut : with Interpretations
Harlford, IS8!, Svo. s. {Ed.) The Memorial lIi»to,y
of Hartford County, Connecticut, 1I133-1884. Illust
Bost., 188B, 2 vols. 8vo.
Trumbull, M. M. 1. The American Lesson of the
Free-Trade Struggle in England, Chic, 1884, 8vo. 2.
The Trial of the Judgment: a Review of the Anarchi.-t
Case, Cbiu., 1888, 8vu.
rrumpii, Dr. KrnNi, 1828-188,',, b. at Ilsfeld,
(lermany; studied at Tllbiiigon ; librarian nf the E!a«t
Inilia House, Lond.m, and afterwards a missionary la
iiindh; nrofossor of Oriental languages at flic Cr.iver-
sity of Munich from 1874. 1. liraminarof the Hindhi
Language: compared with the Sanscrit, Prakrit, and Iho
< ognate Indian Vernaculars, Lon., 18/2, 8vo, :'. (Jraiu-
1 ftd the Language of the Afghans, Lon., 187.1, 8vo. a
[,•',';'""•'.„''''"' '^'" •''■"n"' : "1-. I li" Holy Scriptures of the
Sikhs: Translated from the Original (iurmukhi: with
Introductory Ksaays. Printed by Order of the Secretary
of State lor India in Council. Lon., |877, Svo.
. If""'®"' '^''"' •■*•• '■•» (" 'Ma.xwell dray,'" pseud.)
I. I he Broken T-yst : a .Novel, Lon,, 187«, p. 8vo. 2.
Iho Silence of Dcaii Maitland, Lon., 188B, ;i vols or
8vo. ' ■
"One feels almost iLshamed to be carried away by such
a plot as this, and c'spei'lallv to be liiipres.sed by the elu-
iiueiice ol tlie ilyiiig Dean, lliit we ilel'y any honest lover
S'«V( '"'■*' l'l'''S''' ''^'"'■"■'"'''■'f^ "**">■ "ml so ilnpres.sed,"—
;l.TheKepl•oa.■h(lf Annesley, Lon., I88U,3vols. p. 8vo.
I ryon, Ucor^e niiNliinetun, [anu; vol. iii.,
add,,) ls:j,s-|,s88, was conservator of the oonchologieal
section ot the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences
^ from 187,-. till his death. 1. Land and Fresh-Water
I .Niells ot North America, Wash., 187:t, 4 vols. 8vo. 2.
.Monograph of Terrestrial Mollusca of the United States.
i Illust. Phila., 8vo. !. American .Mi.miio Conohology.
I Illust. Phila., 1873, Svo. 4. Monograph of Strepo-
matidx., Wash., 1873, Svo. 5. Manual of Conchology.
Phila., 1879-85, 12 vols. B. Structural and Systomatio
( oiichology : Introduction to the Study of the Mollusca,
Phila., 1884, 3 vols. 8vo.
"Ttenrub, Elohta," (I'seud.) See Birnktt,
AfllOl.K, KUIlld. '
Tuck, Rev. Robert. 1. A More E.xcellent Way •
.sermons, Lon., 1872, p. Svo. 2. Within the Wicket-
iiati. : or. Beginning to Live for Christ, Lon., 187 1, Ifimo
.). The First Three Kings of Israel, Lon., 1875-7(1, 2
vols I2mo; new ed., 1881. 4. Will Jones's Workshop-
the Story of an Earne.-t Sunday-School Teacher, l.oii
18i«, 18mo. 5. The Age of the (ircat Patriarchs, Irom
Adam to Jacob: with Notes, l.on., 18S0-«1, 2 vols. or.
Svo. (1. The Aliens of Netley .Manor: the Story of a
,"1."m7 \''l'"Be, Lon., 1887, p. Svo. 7. A Hand-Book
ot Uililical Difficulties: a Reasonable Solution of Per-
plexing Things in Sacred Scripture, Lon., 1887, Svo
lucker, Bei^amin R. 1. (Trans.) Works of
,lierro Joseph ProudlHrn: vols. i. and iv., Princeton,
Ma ., 187B, 1888, Svo. 2. (Trans.) God and the State
from the trench of M. A. Bakunin, Bost., 1883, Svo. 3
(Trans.) What's to be Done? a Romance, by N g'
! Tohernychewsky. Port. Bost., 188B, 8vo.
Tucker, Mina Charlotte, (" A. L, 0. E,,") [nnu
vol. 111., add.] 1. The Shepherd of Bethlehem, King
ol Israel, Lon., 1861, p. Svo; new ed., ISBD. 2. Our
Sympathizing High-Priest: Meditations, Lon., I81I5,
12mo. 3. Kesoued from Egypt: Lec'ures on the Life
of Moses, Lon., 1865, 12ino; now ed., 1871. 4. The
; Triumph over Midian, Lon., 186B, p. Svo; new ed., I8S6
5. The Wanderer in Africa: a Tale illustrative of the
Thirty-Second Psalm, Lon., 18611, 12ino. 6. Sheer Off-
a Tale, Edin., 1867, 12mo. 7. Winprs and Stings, Lon.!
1867, Svo; new ed., 1868, 12mo. - What is a Chris-
tian? Edin., 1868, 12mo. 9. The Oiant-Killer; or. The
Battle which All must light, Lon., 1868, p. 8vo. 10
I Stories from Jewish History, Lon., 1868, 12mo. II. On
I the Way; or. Places passed by Pilgrims, Lon., IS6S
12mo. 12. The Lost Jewel: a Tale; new ed., Lon.'
18BS,12mo. 13. A Sunday Chaplet of Stories; new eds,
bdin., 1869, 12mo, 1876. 14. My Neighbour's Shoes; or,
Feeling for Others; new ed., Lon., ISB'.i, 12nui. l,"i. The
Mine; or, Darkness and Ligut, new eds,, Lon., 1870
12mo, 1875, 187S. 16. The Story of a Needle, Lon., 187o!
I2mo. 17. Precepts in Practice; or. Stories illustrating
the Proverbs, Lon., 1S70, p. Svo. IS. Old Friends with
New Faces, Lon., 1870, 12mo. 19. Cyril Ashley; a
Tale, Lon., 1870, 12mo. 20. The Robbers' Cave: a Tale
of Italy, Lon., 1870, 12mo; new ed., 1873. 21. A
Wreath of Smoke, Lon., 1871, 12mo. 22, Hamblea of
a Rat, Lon., i»/l, l2mo. 23. Whispering Unseen; or
"Be ye Doors of the Word," 4c., Lon., 1872, 12mo'
new ed., 1881. 24. Try Again, and other Stories, Lon..
1872, ISmo. 25. The Silver Key: a Tale, Lon., 1872.
12mo. 28. The City of No Cross and its Famous Phv!
sioian, Lou., 1872, cr. Svo. 27. The Hymn my Mother
taught me, and other Stories, Lon., 1872, ISmo. 28
1451
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Fairy Know-tt-Blti ft Nutihell of KnowlwlK*, t.on ,
1>i"'.', p. >*V'H 'ill e<l., ISHl. 29. Fiilry Frl»kot ; or,
l'et!|iiiit iDneet Mfo, I.oii.. I^*"-*. \>- «v(i: new oil., IH7(I.
;)ii. .Scrliituro I'loturf riiiJilcii ; Suveiitli iinil 'I'oiitli Hv-
riod, l.iiti., If<74. :il. 'I'lio Sjmnliili Onviilior: ii Story
of .'^ovlllii. Ily .X. I.. I' K. *•»»: I**"-! i X"'™ «<••> "*7^'
t). 8vo. 32. Ivlon 111 HiiKhinih ii Tiilo, lion., I^^71.
121110. H.I. A FriL'iiil in Ni'imI, lui.l hor SlorioH, I.on.,
I>*7I, IHmki. III. I'liwiirJn unci Di.vvnwiinls, iiikI hiIiit
Sldiloa, liciii., 1s:i, |2mi(i. :15. tluod fcir Kvil, iin.l iillicr
Sliiricii, liiin., 187,^, IHum. ;ifl. A Wri'iitli "f Imliiiii
StoricK, I.iin., IS7fl, I2inii. ;17. Ili»ri>lil i ur, KullowiiiK
(lio Fuolprintii, I."n., IS77, 12iii.>. :1H. I'umoKriinfttfH
friim tho I'uiiJbuI) ; Imliiin Stiirios, l.nn., l'*7S, 12inn.
311. Littlo Ilulietrt I'runi Haliilii, l.un., IHSII, iL'iiio. 10.
Diiybrcuk in Hrituin. llliist. Urn., l«»ll. I2mo. 41.
Flora; or, Sulf-Doot'iitiun ; new eil., I.on., ISSl, l2ino.
42. Prido iinil hia Vriaoiiori': 'u>w oil., 1-on., 1S82, Ji.
t<vo. 4;i. Life ill the Kiiglo'H si : a Taleof Afuhuniii-
Inn.Lnn.. I^SI), 12ino. 14. Tbf (ioMon Flecnf; or, Wlio
wins tho I'riio? Lon., 188,3, ji. Hvn. Ij. Maliiilft, tho
.lowish Slave ; a Story of Kiirly Chiistiunity, I-on., |8«:(,
11, svo, 1«, Life in' tlio Wlii'.' Uonr'n Don. Uluat,
liOn., 18S4, p. Svi), 47, (Ira.. Vernon; or, Christiiin
I,ove lui.l Loyalty, I.on., \XM. l2ino, 48, I'earU of
Wisiloin from tho Paniblen of Chrint, l,on„ 188,i, p. 8v.),
4U, rii'turea of St, Paul drawn in an Knnli,-li Home,
Liin,, 18,H5, p, ,Svo. SO, Porcival's Picturedallory, I.on.,
1SS6, m. IBnio, 51, Pictures of St, Peter drawn in an
English Homo, Lon,, '^8«, p, Svo, 52. Driven into
Kxilo; a Story of 111. Huguenots, Lon., 18S7, p. Svo.
6,1. Harold'a Hrido: a Talo, I.on., ISSS, 12ino,
Tucker, Kcv. F. The Uainli.iw round llie Throne,
and other Sermons. K.litod, with a Sketch of his Life,
by hia .S.m, Le.mard Tuukor. Lon., 1S87, p. 8vo,
Tucker, <ieorge A. Lunacy in Many Lands:
being an Intro.luetion to tho Uep.irts on tho Lunatic
Asylums of Various t'ountrioa, vir.iteJ in 1882-5, Lon,,
1887, r, 8vo.
Tucker, George Fox. 1. Tlie Monroe Doctrine:
ft Concise History uf its Origin and (irowth, Host., 1885,
]2mo. 2. A Manual relating to tho Formation and
Management of Mercantile and Manufacturing t'or-
|i.)rationa: a Book of Massachusetts Law, Host., 18S.S,
8vo,
Tucker, Uev. Ilciiry- Holcombe, D.D., [mile,
vol. iii., add.,] 1819-18110 ; graduateil at Columbian Col-
lege, Washington, I8;«; admitted to the bar 184fl; en-
tered the ministry of tho Haptist Church ; chancellor of
the Tniversityof Heorgia 1874-78, and afterwards e.litor
of tho Christian Index at Atlanta. The Old Theology
re-stated in Sermons, I'hila., 1884, 8vo.
Tucker, Rev. Henry William, M.A., b. 1830,
in Devonshire ; graduated at Magdalen Hall, Oxford,
1854; ordained 1854; secretary to tho Society for the
Propagation (d' the Gospel since 1879; prebendary of
St. Paul's Cathedral since 1881. 1. Clerical Ueereati.ins,
Penzance, 1864. Anon. 2. Under his Banner: Papers
on the Mission Work of Modern Times, Lon., 1872, p.
8vo. 3. Memoir of tho Life and Episcopate of Edwar.l
Feild, D.D., Bishop of Newfoundland, 1844-78: with
Prefatory Note by W. E. Gladstone, Lon., 1877, 8vo;
3dcd., 1879. , .
" It is a rather obvious remark of Mr. filadstone, whose
voluminous oorresixiii.lenee eanimt always be oracular,
that • to home bisli.ips it is hardly itiveii, from llieir i«>sl-
tion, to rise so liiKh i" labours and saerillce for Christ us
lilshoi) Feild.' "—Acad., yi. 312.
4. Memoir of the Life and Eiiiscopato of Ueorgo Au-
gustus Selwyn, D,D,, Bishop of Now Zealand, 1S41-IS01I ;
Bishop of Lichfield, 1887-1878 : with Two Portraits, Ac,
Lon., 1879, 2 vols. 8vo.
'The manner In which Mr. Tucker has done his work
fully iusiitles the eonfidonee and urKOiiey of those who
desired that it should be put into his hands. —.>.(<. Itev.,
xlvii. 740.
"It is to tie regretted that, in addition to good Inten-
tions and admiration lor his hero, Mr. Tucker had not Im.l
cnoUKli of the bookniakei's Instinct to seek to make his
volumes readable."— .".'Kf/nfor, Hi. 821.
5. The English Church in other Lands; or. The
Spiritual E.xpansion of Englan.l, {" Epochs of Church
History," i.,j Lou., ISSO, p. .'<vu.
Tucker, J. Thermopylse, Ac. : Poems, Lon., 1878,
12mo.
Tucker, J. II. .Manual of Sugar Analysis : with
Introduction on the Cliemistry of Cane Sugar, Dextrose,
Levulose, and Milk Sugar. lUust. N. York, 1881,
Svo.
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Tnckrr, Col. John .Monlniorcncy. The Life of
the Ituke of WilliiigLin : compile.l from Derpatehof,
,Vc, lllii>.t, L.>n-. 1879, r, 8vo.
Tucker, John tJwen. I'he .Mute: a Poem of
Victoria, an. I other Poems, Molbourno, 1^70,
Tucker, T. W. Waifs fi the Way-lllll« .d' an
itl.l Kxpressman, llo<l., 1872, liliiio.
Tucker, Uev. UilDnin liuine, [unh; vol, til.,
11 id, I lsl2-l^"<ll, b. at .Morel.in Haiiipsten.l, Dcvonshlrn;
grailuateil at St. Peter's I'olloge, Caiiibri.lge, |8:t.'i; or-
ilaiued IH;t.">; chaplain in the Uoyal navy 1844-71, and
from 1885 to 1871 bea.l of the naval .hnplaiiis; vicar of
Kamaoy from 1872. I. Everybody's SonK-Il.i..k ; with
.Music, Lon., 187 1, lOiiio. 2. Uce.ille.'tioiis of a Clmidaln
in the Royal Navy. Edited by his Widow. Lon., 1888,
p. 8v.i.
Tucker, Willlnni JnmeN. Life and Society in
Eastern Kur..|ic, I.on., ISHil, ,Svo.
TurWt'r, iVilliain W. (Trans.) fhe Republic of
San iMiiriii.i; from the French of t'oiiite C. do Ilruc,
Cambri.lgo, Mass., 18H(|. Anon. Privately jiriiiled.
Tuckerninn, Alfred. Index to tho Litornture of
the Sp.i'ti' •I'ope, Wash., lf<88, Hvo.
Tuckerman, Arthur I.ymnn, b. 1861, in New
York; son of C. K. Tuckerman, i.i./. . .• studle.l archi-
tecture, and was Bp)iointcd superintendentof the Metro-
piditan Muecuin Art Schools 188S. A Short History of
Arohitecturo. Illust. N. York, 18H7, 12iiio.
Tuckerman, Uayard, b. 1855, in New York City;
grailuiited at llarvaril 1878. A History of llnglish
Prose I'iction, from Sir Thomas Malory to George Eli.it,
N. Y'lrk, 1882, 12ino.
" May 1«. calUil a history of the evolution of the Anglo-
Saxon novel lus illuslniled by the iiroifress of An^lo-.-^axim
eivili/atloii and morality. . . . Mr. Tuckerman s style
eo-sy anil sliiiple, and his li.iok, both fnun Its sutijeel ai
treatment, liiteresllnK throunhoiit"— .Vii(/im. xxxv. IO.1.
".Mr. Tiu'kerinrtii has written a bail liook. and the worst
of it Is that he tills up with his liail book the vacant niche
that a good liooli might have lllleil."— .Sii/. Kfi:, Iv. 213.
Tuckerman, Charles Keating, [mne, vol. iii.,
a. ill.,] U.S. minister to Greece 1868-72. The Greeks of
ToDav, N. York, 1872, 12mo.
" We' know of no book which so combines freM.iiess and
fulness of information. The author had many ail\aiitaKes
from his otlicial \Kisition, and seems to have use.l them
well."— A'nWoH, XV. 4jy.
Tuckerman, Kdward, LL.D., [miie, vol. 111.,
add.,] 1S17-1^8I); professor of botany at Amherst 1858
-86. 1. Genera Lichonum : an Arrangement of North
American Lichens, Amherst, Mats., 1872, 8vo. 2. A Sy-
nopsis of the North American Lichens, Bost., 1882-88,
2 vols. Svo. With Fiiost, Chaki.ks C, Catalogue of
Plants growing without Cultivation within Thirty Miles
of Amherst College, Amherst, 1S75, 12mo.
Tuckerman, Henry Theodore, [aiiie., vol. iii.,
add.,] 1813-1871. The Life of John Pondleton Ken-
nedy, N. York, 1871, cr. 8vo.
" The chief merit of this book Is the attractive pletnrc it
gives us of the best sort of Southern gentleman, well edu-
cated, of literary tastes, an honest politician, and u good
lawyer."— AiidoH, xlii. 32,j.
Tuckerj , Rev. Henry. Life's Golden Morning :
its Promises and its Perils : Evening Lectures to Young
People, Cin., 1887, 12mo.
Tuckett, Miss Elizabeth. 1. Our Children's
Story. By One of their Gossips. Lon., 1870, p. Svo.
Anon. 2. Tho Children's Journey, and other Stories.
By tho Author of "Our Children's Story." Lon., 1872,
Svo. Anon.
Tuckey, Janet. Joan of Arc, " the Maid," {" New
Plutarch,") Lon., 1880, or. 8vo. And see Leland, C. 0.,
Tudor, John R. The Orkneys and Shetland:
their Past and Present State; with Chapters on Geology,
by Benjamin N. Peach and John Homo ; Notes on the
Flora of tho Orkneys, by William Irvine Fortescue ; and
Notes on the Flora of Shetland, by Peter White. Maps
and Illuat Lon., 188H, p. Svo.
" lie has evidently been over every inch of the ground
he undertakes to describe. His book will prove an inval-
uable companion to all tourist-s In those parts. '—Hal. Iii:i:,
Tiidor, Rev. Richard, [mitn, vol. iii.. add.,] 182"-
18S2; graduated at Magdalen College, Oxford, 1851;
vicar of Swallowclilfe, Wiltshire, 1877-82. The Phi-
losophy of Church Life. Edited by Kov. John Lechmere
Tudor. Oxf., 1SS7, 2 vols. 8vo.
Tuer, Andrew White, F.S.A., b, 1838; privately
educated; member of the publishing firm of Field .t
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in Am.ioiit iiml Mode n l' ilo' vTth ci'' 'f' "• '"'","">
vonti.in, I,,,,,., 1S7S, i, Sv,' '-'"H'tera on its I'ro-
wh,;^;ir:;n;;;ai;s"i.fe!',v,""'' r""r ""• '"-»• •'"-<•
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Take, W. S. (Triui.s.)Cllnio«l Ucturns „„ Sen
xx- 1, 1.
'■< '.fHcli, ,ou8 Tlioi,„iit In Dritain during
. (.«nh, lieina llH. Fini, S..,u.,s of the
'■'• ■• ■ i- iiini Liin., IMNj. Hvo. |'o,«tli
I 111' l-.iirly Oriel
II-
TliMidge, E. W.' History of Salt Lake City
l^-t H8lf 'i? "■ ••"''"' "•'^- ["""■■ vi'l. iii., iiM i
'X .li;
I ~. Ml lIMII'
I >liu Ninou-1-K
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'f mS; i'SSSij-s; 7--" ifr
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«'ri^t,:;.,itr\;;fii^r^""T<'f">e
f^tu.lie,, Cin. l^•<" 4, "" AI'il'llo A^es : a Series of
1N78, It,,. '" Album. Illust. Lon.,
.,il
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TUP
Lon., 1877, p. 8vo. 2. Little Loving Hearts: Poem- I
Book. lUust. Lon., IHSl, r. Svo,
Tupper, Martin Farquhar, D.C.L., F.R.S., [ante, \
vol. iii., add.,] 1810-18SU. 1. A Creed and Hymns, i
Lon,, 1870, Svo. 2. Fifty I'rotcstiint Ballads, Lon.,
187-1, 12ino. 3. Three Five- Act I'luys and Twelve Dra-
matic Scenes, for Private Theatricals, Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
4. Jubilate; an Oflering for 1887, Lon., 1886, 12mo. 5.
Mv Life as an Author, Lon., 188tl, 8vo.
"A book which, for simple-minded suir-eomplacency,
kindly ()ptinli^nl, and uncnnseious humour, will he . ■ .
hard to beat."— .sVi^. Hew. Ixii. ao.
Turchin,JohnB«sil,(Ivnii Va8ilcvitch I ur-
chinotr,)b. 1822, in the province of Dun, Russia; grad-
uated at the Artillery School at SI. Petersburf,' 1841 ;
served in the Crimean war and rose to the rank ol colo-
nel ; removed to tjie United States 1866; served in the
civil war as colcmcl and brigadier-general of volunteers;
established the Polish colony of Hadom, Washington
Co., 111., 1873, and has since resided there. The Cam-
paign and Battle of Chiokamauga, Chic., 1888.
Tuning, J. F. B. Le.-iSons from the Life and
Death of I'lincess Alice, Lon.. 1S7!I, 12uio and 4to.
Tiiriibull, Charles Smith, .M.D., Ph.D., b. 1847,
in Philadelphia; son of Dr. Laurence Turnbull, iii/m ;
graduated at the medical department of the 'Iniversity
of Pennsylvania 1871 ; has made a specialty of ophthal-
mology and otology, and is chief of the aural depart-
ment in JeflVrson College. 1. (Trans.) Injuries of tl.o
Eye, and their Medico-Legal Aspect, by Ferdinand von
Arlt, Phila., 1878, 12ino. 2. (Trans.) Tenotomy ol the
Tensor Tympani Muscle, bv (Jruber. 187'J. 3. (Trans.)
On the Methods of Connections of the Ossicles, by Bru-
ner. 18S0.
Turiibull, John. Treatise on the Compound En-
gine. Illust. N. I'ork, 1873, 18mo.
Turnbiill, Laurence, .M.D., [miti; vol. m., add.,]
physician to the department of diseases of the eye and
ear in Howard Hospital 18,^7-87. 1. Hints and Obser-
vations on Military Hygiene, 1862. 2. Imperfect Hear-
ing, and Hygiene of the Ear, Phila., 1871, 8vo; .Sd ed.,
ISai. 3. A Clinical Manual of the Diseases of the Ear.
Illust. Phila., 1872, Svo; 2d ed., I8S1. 4. The Advan-
tages and Accidents of Artificial AniBsthosia: being a
Manual of Aniesthetie Agents and their .Modes of Ad-
ministration. Illust. Phila., 1878, 121110 ; 2d ed., enl.,
Turner, B. B. Guide to Commercial Knowledge:
Terms in Daily Use, Lon., 1877, 12ino.
Turner, B. U. Arkansas Supreme Court UeporU,
vols, xxxv.-xl.. Little Rock, 1880-83, 6 vols. 8vo.
Turner, Bessie. A Woman in the Case, N. York,
1876, 12ino. „ „ i
Tr,rncr, C. J. Ribton-. A History of Vagrants i
and Vagrancy, and Beggars and Begging. Illust. Lon., i
1887, 8vo. I
" Mr KibtoM-Tiirncr's book is not so much a history as a
collection of materials for the historian. He lias souglit
far and wide; and. while it cannot bo denied ihat some ot
hisspeeulaiioiisare more than doubtful, it would be uu-
Eracious not to frankly recognize the value of the nias,s oi
detailed information here bniiiKbl together from all sorts
of sourc'es. Wherever the reader may dip into tlie lx«>K
he will liiid something noteworthy."-\V. h. A. axd.n.
Acml., xxxii. 2(13. .„,.,.
Turner, Charles Edward, English lecturer in
the University of St. Petersburg. 1. (Trans.) On the
Eve: a Tale; from the Russian of Ivan S. Tourgueneff,
Lon., 1871, 12mo. 2. Studies in Russian Literature,
Lon., 1882, p. 8vo. . . .,
" It is certainly a valuable hand-book preparatory to the
studv of Kussiaii literature."— .IcufJ., xxiii. 3i.
3.' Count Tolstoi as Novelist and Thinker; Lectures
delivered at the Royal Institution, Lon., 188H, cr. Svo.
" In this little book we have a faithful portrait of a cen-
uine philanthropi.st, a man who is ( oiiteut to act wh le
others are declaiming."— W. It. MoiiKii.i,: Acad., xxxiv.
Turner, Hev. Charles Tennyson, [nm., vol.
■> iii., TBNNY.SUN, CiiAiiLKH, and Tiunkr, (^iiARi.rs Tkn-
NYSON, add.,] 18(18-1870. 1. Sonnets, Lyrics, and Trans-
laticms, L(m., 1873, 12mo. (Scmie of these poems are
rtririiiled from ft voluon' piiblishwl in 1830.)
'■The (jreater part of Mr. Turner's volume is co.oposed
of gracefully-written sonnets, which prove the autluir to
be a man of cnlture, with special gifts of taste, but without
that Infoniiim.' power which lieloiiKs only to high and gen-
uine imetic gcnius."—^(A., No. 2.390.
■;. Collected Sonnets, Old and New, Lon., 1880, 12nio.
" The reader will tind In these sinnets i " only the true
song of a poet, but the record of a beautiful and harmonl-
14.^1
TUB
ous life The earliest poems in the volume were publlshccl
Hflv years ago. . . . The latest series (d' sonnets appeared
in 1873, and these are followed in the present collection by
tlfty soiniet-s 'now 11; t published, except four or tivc,
which have appeared in maga/.iiies. . . . 1 he book con-
tains three hundred and Ibrty-lwo sonnets -a iiuriilier
which has been surpassed by Wordswortii, and, we believe,
by Wordsworth alone."- .SjKf((i(or, liv. lii-l.
Turner, Chipman P. The Pioneer Period of
Western New York, Rochester, 1888, Svo.
Turner, Kev. Douglas Kellogg, b. 1823, at
i Stookbridge. Mass. ; graduated at Yale 1843, and studieil
: theology at Andover and Yale Divinity School; enteie.l
the ministry of the Presbyterian Church 1848; corre-
sponding secretary and librarian of the Presbyterian
Historical Society since 1873. History of Neshaminy
Presbyterian Church of Warwick, Ilartsville, Bucks
County, Pennsylvania, 1726-1876, Phila., 1876, Svo.
Turner, E. Hints to House-Hunters and House-
holders, Lon.. 1883, p. Svo; 2d ed., 1885.
Turner, E. B. Border Tales around the Camp-
Fire in Ihe Rocky Mountains, Lon.. 1878, p. 8yo.
Turner, E. J., and Morshead, E. D. A., M.A.
(Ed.) (iocthe's Faust; the First Part; the Text, with
English Notes, Essays, and Verse Trunslations, Lon.,
1882, cr. Svo.
"They have produced a thoroughly adequate edition of
Ciocthe'.s miustcrpiece, and the best Knglisli introduction to
that difficult poem."— vIcik/., xxi. '245.
i Turner, Edmond K. A Treatise on the Km-
' iiloyers' Liability Act, 1880, Ac, Lon., 18S2, p. Svo.
Turner, Edward F. 1. Tantler's Sister, and
other Untruthful Stories : being a Collection of Pieces
for Public Reading, Lon., 1881, p. Svo. 2. T Leaves:
Pieces written for Public Readers; 2d ed., Lon., 1882, p.
Svo. 3. More T Leaves, Lon , 1887, p. Svo.
Turner, Edward F., solicitor, lecturer on real
property and conveyancing. 1. The Duties of Sclicitur
to Client as to Sales, Purchases, and Mortgages of Land,
Lon., 1883, Svo. 2. The Duties of Solicitor to Client
as t(j Partnership Agreements, Leases, Settlements, and
1 Wills, Lon., 18S4, Svo. 3. The Organization of a So-
I lioitor's Office, Lon., 1886, Svo.
Turner, Eliza Sproat. Out-of-Door Rhymes,
Host., 1872, 16mo.
Turner, F. S. The British Opium Policy, and it^
Results in India ami China, Lon., 1876, 8vo.
Turner, Francis, called to the bar at the Middle
Temple 1864. The Contract of Pawn as it exists iit
Common Law ; 2d ed.. Lon., 1883, Svo.
Turner, Francis C. A Short History of Art :
with Numerous Illustrations, Lon., 1885, Svo.
Turner, <J. G. 1- Hypermnestra: aGra'co-F-gvp-
tian Myth, Lon., 1881, cr. Svo. 2. Somnia; Pociii^,
Lon., 1887, 12mo. , ,. , ,
Turner, ii. L. AVish and Will ; or. The Psychol-
ogy of Desire and Volition, Lon., 1880, cr. Svo.
Turner, George. The Promise of the Father,
Lon., 1871, 16mo.
Turner, Kev. George, LL.I>., ['«m(. , vol. iii., sixili
I of the name there mentione<l, add.] Samoa a HundivH
1 Years Ago, and Long Before: together with Notes .ii
the Cults and Customs of Twenty-Three other Islaiul-
in the Pacific: with a Preface by E. B. Tylor, F.R..'^.,
, l,on., 1884, p. Svo.
I "Dr. Turner is not ft theorist. He has not written hi-.
' '.look to support notions of Henotheisni, nor Totemism, >-r
hypotheses that T tlshlsm or the sense of the liitiiiKc i-
the Kcrm of religion. Dr. Turner gives a straigbtlorw iii ■!
nnvarnished account (if the beliefs of a people whom h.
ha^i known Intimately for more than forty years. ... I Ic
book isexcei nt. fulfof matter.and Indispensable, dcsjuic
lacuna;, . . . lo the student of man and his institutions.
SiU. Ka\, Ivli. 416.
Turner, George T. Cattle Traffic and Caitle
Diseases, Lon., I'<78, p. Svo. _
Turner, Godfrey Wordsworth, b. 1825, in Lon-
don; studied art, but gave it up to become a journiili-t,
and since 1860 has been connected with the Lon.i' n
Daily Telegraph. He has contributed largely to perc i
icals. 1. Homely Scenes from Great Painters: Tweiii\-
Four Full- Page Copies of Famous Pictures, printeil In
the Woodbury Process: with Text. Lon., 1871, 4to. -'.
Art Studies of Homo Lite: Twenty-Four Full P:' •■
Photographs from Paintings by Great Masters; wi'li
\ Text, Lon., 1875, 4to. 3. Picturesque Wales: a Hiu. i
r . k of Scenery accessible from the Cambrian Railwa\ -.
M...'i8 and Illust. Lon., 1884, p. Svo.
'burner, II. Maxims and Miscellanies for Mer-
chants, ,t ■ ; 2d ed., Lon., 1878, 12mo.
I'lT Period of
of-Door Rhymes
Truflio and Ciiltle
ccllanics for Mer-
TUlt
anIS-ecrrL'uv;u;.,t88°",rtr' ^^'""P"'"" """'
crTvo "*■'''' rff""'- J- 'i™"'"': a Tale, Lon., 1S77,
cr. isvo. .. (,raee: a Novel, I,„n., I87il, 2 vols cr .Svo
n Colon,,, JI,,to,y, .\,.wpo,t, K.r., Isrr, Sv, 2 W,i
lm.„ Cod, hngto,, in Khode Island Colon'ial Affair ,„
iIistor,cal In,,u„y, Pnnidenoe, K.I., ISrs, ,,„ ] " ' ""
Turner, ilev. J. «. The l-iu ,eer M onty in
Mn» '/„ 1 1 '■. "" ' 'oneer Miss,onnrv ir
N:u.,:^:l'^:!;.„!:;;"i:;;,;::iH^-r^- '-^^ -^ fe i::
BHghous ' 1 sslr' "' """ '""'- •-•""•'->•• "-' O-^nhope.
,„i'''n •T^''' f'l'^'en M- Contributions to the Natu-
t2:;:r'^,^Hii;;;;:',!!fr^^.^r;o^'^"''''''»^-'-
l^e^inn!:^-"' i^!^^' n^^./^lV ^^'^'""'^"'-^ "^'^
L'n^lo!,';i '■','*'.','""'"■ ?■'•"'"' ''• '■'*"'' "' I!"lti".oro,
Krailiiiiled at Harvard l,S( 1). i rxnina ^ i.'„;„i ..
I;''-'^"f «-: ;l-!««no. .■„.„. theTeu!. t " -.J Mo', ,";„'.:
2 a'su"?; "/'.' ^"'"■^"•"' ■^'"P.>f.York, iss" 2,r
Thn«; , M n- "'? """"^'"i" Constitution f,ou, Ka ly
Tunes to tl,e D.ssolut.on of the E,npi,e, N. York, IS88
TVVE
c.,^fr^oe^s""":;^ai??r^^;^',«™;^:n„r
on w,th Piddington since 1SS6. To 'the D L t „n\l
I "ri; .Sv,'/."'"' ' "^ '^""'''' *"•• '" '**"-"»' ^°"'
! Tute, Kev. John Stanley, [„„(f, v„|. in. ajd 1
, J,'n„lu,tted at .«t. .John's Collefre Ca.nhr'dge i^l! .r
[dH.ned 1846,- viearof Markingt,m since 18^41. Me n a.
t.on. on t e Most Precious Bloo,l and Example of C , |l",
Ijon., I.Sj5, I2iiio' new ed.. issl
Kim"!rT "7' T''"""'*'' K'-'"<""t'"I in theology at
Kings College, London, 1870; ordaine.l 1870- ehania n
Jvondon, 18,2-82, an,l 8,noo then vicar of St. Saviour's
I t2roy Square .'When we were lioys:" a Sto v of
Sunday-.Sch,jol Life, Lon., 1879, lii|i,o ^
rurner.Sir Willinm, .M.B„ LL.D., F RS [,„,„
vol. 1,,., tentl, of the na,„e, .idd.,] b. mi; profc'ssor , f'
n,nf f .1 ^^ • '• 'l«>""'-«s "I the Coufparativo Anat-
hH A^n ^"""•' ^"",■• "'"• ■'^"- '• rntrodueth n to
Huinan Anatomy ,„„lu,|ing the Tissues, Lon., ]878 ,
actions'!-) uZm^!"^!'' Apes, (Philosophical Tra'nl:
L»T"l's7ir'p'**8 "***'"• '''"""''' "'^"'"'' ""'^ °""'"'''
Bii!""^H'«;i^r- ^'-''-«-'^»f"-Bi'>ie,
Turner, William Henry, 1S28-1880, was con
nected w,,l, the Jio,lleia>, Lib,-ary. 1. ( E,!. The V si
a .ons of the County of Oxfo,-d i,, im,V,U, , „,1 l,i w'
(Uarlcian Soc.) Lon., 1S7I Svo " r t.M \ «,., .' '
fro,n the Record's of the Cui of ^.xfo'nl "-wi h' t,:":
::;:u!;«:i^;rr:^;iirr'"''^^*'""'^'>-'''''-
T,^"=^j.E'?^;;,i-,-:'z..:^8^,;;%-
l2mo "" ^""'""' ■""' " Lfl'ost-Story, Loi., 1888;
Turnock, Kev.Jnmes Robert. M.A., [„,.,e, voK
m add ] graduated at .Magdalen Hall, Oxford, 18.^1 •
lce"7s« ■' ' '""" °f ^'"- ^'"y '" Tower, rpswich;
I , '';»'!'"'"• ainon of N,)rwicli since 1885. One
Uod.v : the Story of the Church of England, Lon., ["s""
Tiirpie, Rev. David .McCnIman, D.D. I. The
Te tamnr'-'^Vv '" ^r'- "'" '^'•"""i""^ (^'»» the 01,1
lestanicnt in the Now d .ssille.l acconling to their Agree
1 eiulings ,.n,l \ ersions of the Passages : with Critical
Notes, Lon., L8,i8, ,. ,s,„. o. .Manutl of the Child™
.mlonh^T"" '"""« \"<"'""'" "f the liiblieal ChaMee
i.ir^, Ijoii,, IHtV, sq. Hvo.
l„„'!i",?i.''>' •■^'.''''''•'.I?- '• ^P""« Blossoms: Chihl-
Voulh:i^;:;:V;;"i2i:;^' '^"- ^-S—r Flowers,
,„f !"".''.' "'.V'.* ''"• '• ^'"■''' ""> Sunotuary, .Support,
., Nilety of h,,s Saints : A,l,lresses, Lon., 1884, 8vo! 2
?,' '^^"' ''<■■!■'«■•"" i'ath, Lon., IfiSii, 8vo.
„, ! i''''^ l^ }}^^' "•""■>' Joseph, M.A., graduated
L nooln College, Oxf,Md, 1848; ordaincl W%; curate
II II M • '" '^"■'"y- °'"^'"''' '«52-54; m,i8ter of Tnr-
n^L,l n^*",? T'"'-V-.Nino Articles of the Church of
'nglund Briefly Explain-d, Lon., 1874, I2mo.
rhri!If,!l,''i',' ^' ^' ^: "'■«'" »"'' Bevelopnient of
thri.«t„in Dogma: an Essay, Lon., 1888 cr 8vo
ArSt'i'','y;"'*"' "• •• I'™cti.;;u L 'ssons in
Arch,ectural Drawing; or. Working Drawinirs an
.spec,hcat,ons or Buildi,,gs. I„us,.' ^'tnTMl^',
.SL;;e.i,i;N^'^.^;'i';^r8^:""«^'''^"^^'«"-^
an:fj'^^;:,^:,«J'j;i;^J^ ^'-"^^ Birt..day.„ook
rJo,!!?!'^' ,*^''""'!.** ^- California Supreme Court
Mr] -\rt •^'['"•-■''•"ii- (l«i;:i-(!7;) Vols, xli.-l.
c\, .1.1 '' ;'" .*'■""•• "*''■»-«*<. 1872-70, Svo. With
vol. ,1,., ^|^^7|,) .S|,n Iran., Svo.
, '*"""!f' thnrles Richmond. 1. Oer al His-
tory ot the State of Michigan, Detroit, 1874 Ho 2
order A\ ars of Two Centuries, 1874, Svo. .3. Hi tory
In,I,ana Des Moines, 1875, Svo. 4. History of ho
Uomimon of Canada. Illust. Bost., 1878, Svo ^ 5 The
; Bo";' fs- " ,'^"-"<;";.[,-;--] liy Jean Clark [ps;.,, ,"
' ,Z 'ew-' ^""- ^^"'' »"""«, Daniel S. : . His-
; tory of V,8cons,n to 187.',, Madison, Wis., 1875, Svo. 2
I Ilii>t,iry of Iowa to 187(i, Des Moines, 187«, Svo. With
Pknnock A. C. The Centennial North-W, -'t ; an Illus-
I trated ll,story, Ma.lison, I87fi, Svo
' u!t"'"k^'"^^1^ Boys Book about Indians.
add"Vb'?8M?'''^.,*''"T'«<'*°'"''' r"""' ^o'- !"•.
'"■"'■ .'■ """elle, ISfifi. 2. The Lyceum (iuidc, 187(1
: .i. Stones lor our Children, Toledo, 1874. 4. Poem.
I From Soul to Soul. 1888. ■»■ i oems .
Tuttle, Herbert, b. istfl, at Bennin-ton Vt ■
li™; "« r'o"/; " :^"r--''>-,«'- Vermont IS^f .^Idale
piolcssor of the history an,l theory of polities and of
|nternat,on,,l law at Cornell since 18S1. V Oernmn Po-
r ■J-';.'"^'-'''; ("""ef liiographies,") N. Vo k „„a
1! V'"!!*'.'?''"'*"'"' ["""• ^"1- "'•. aJ>l.,] b. 18:;fi, at
,r; l,:;'*''",'sV^- ,.V C-eerof theChrist'Lleam liil'
tory l.ost 18t,,J, 1J,„„. ;i,| „, ,^-., ,. fnreer of
ehgious Ideas, N. York. ISfisi, 'i2m„. .•;. Or gTn an,l
Chic iss ■,■ ,;?'■"'■ ," ^"'^ "f ^'"■■""'" i'e>-"'iy,
thio 1881. (,. Heloise: Love or Religion, 18S2. 7
Camile; or. Love nn,l Labor, 188"
add.,] b. isls. ,it BloomlioM, N..i.; irradiated at M,
etta College, Ohio, 1841, and" at Liinl: Th logica ,s .'m I
y, Cincinnati, 1844; enteral the minisfry of to
C. n;'i'll.. n'r"''-' •"•'V''"'" °'' Wabash College!
' riiwioi'isMiie. 111., since IS,','; Thn w.i., t , J
Found. Phila., 1870, 16,m, ' ""^ ^"'*' ""''
..k" L.X",'. ^'"'*'" '''''"''•^ ^'^ ^''''"'''•''' ^*"-
Tweddell, George Markham, [„nie, vol. iii.,
•) parts, 8> 0. 2. Iho Odd-Fellows' Reciter and F resid,^
Companion, Lon., 18(10, 12mo. 3. Furness, Past ana
'W..
m
TWE
rrosent, Lon., 1870, ft parts, -Ito. And soo Ca3TII.i.o,
"'rwecdie, Rev. W. K„ ['niie, vol. iii., luM-l 1-
Juscpli Kii.l his liiTtlirL.n, Lon., 1S72. Ulino. 2. hii.^teni
Munners iinil Customs, 1.011., 1^72, 12II10.
Twflls, K«"v. Henry, M..\., [niu,; vol. lu., ji.l.l.,!
gm.luatea i.t St. I'cloi's College, rumlirMj;;', IMH ; or-^
diiineil islil: recto,- of Wiiltliam on the Wol.is since ,
1S7I. 1. EMeii>ion of the Diaoonato: Siue.h in I.mver
Ilonse of Convociilion, Lon., 1S77, Svo 2. \ ilhi«o Ora-
torio; The Prince of Lifo, l.on., 1880, 12mo. 11. llvnn.al:
The Storv of K.'.lcmiition, Lon., IS'^l, 12ino.
Twcll., .Mrs. J. II. 1. The .Mills « the Gods,
Phila I^Ti, 12ino. 2. Souci, l-hila., 1S77 12mo.
Twigs, Itev. 11. Sermons : with a Preface l,y the
Bishop of Lichlield, Lon., ISSH, p. Svo.
TwiiiiiiK, -Miss Louisa, ["»'.. vo . in., add.] I.
A Few Words ahout Working-Men's Clubs and lom-
,,erance Societies. Lon., lS7y, Svo. 2 UecdleCions of
Workhouse Visiting during Twenty-iive \ears, Lon.,
18SII, 12ino ; new eil., 1SS4.
Twilling, Kiclmrcl, a grand-nephew of liev.
Thomas Twining, i v '■■■ """■• vol; Hi- ''^eond ot the i.amo
there mentioned.) 1. (Kd.) Kecreations ;'>"l "'"^ «^
of a C.untry Clergyman ,.f the Lightcenth CeiUu y . |
being Selections from the Correspondence (if Ke\ . 1 liomas 1
Twining, M.A., Lon., 1SS2, Svo. 2. (Ed.) .-elections,
from the Papers of the Twining Family : being a Sequel ;
to the •• Ueereations of a Country Clergynan of the i
Eighteenth Century," Lon., ISST, cr. 8vo.
°Thegroftterpartoftlie>o papers was written a hull, rod
venrs iiTo- but hev have Icsl none of their Ir.'sliuess, an. 1,
levmi'l ail ...visiomil fnrmality in the 'i"' .'V','',','," ' i
w.m.ierfully imie in them that eoiiM be . alle.l .ihl-las i
kill. i ■■tv e ..r M-iUiiuent. In the earlier .volume ho
com r V .•iergvinai, was the central llgiire,; in '"s, «
ciilef emitribut..r is his brother, Uichard Twining.' -ipio-
talnr, 1.x. :!■)". « , n i
Twining, Thomas. 1. .Science for the Peop.?,
L.iii IS70 Svo. 2. Technical Training: being a feug-
gcsti've Sketch of a Nati.mal System .if Industrial In-
itruction, f.iunded on a General Dillu,sion of Praetica!
Science among the Pe"i,le, Lon., 1S74, svo.
■■ The whole tenor of his liook will make it .•vi.lent hat
theiv4"i hLMulv,)C.atesisiiiI.Mide.lt.)ii.ssistaii.le.unplvl.',
aUii^^U^/V^iS^'perscle or vr^y''^^^i^^l^K<^>{"^'Z m ^^
exivtinir e.lueatioiia nstitulious. . . . IViliaiis trie n osi
me e t^ing ar .r the book hefore.us lies in tbe m... lest
reeorl of Vr/rwinlngs.iwneir,nts 1. the^^^^^^^^
si'leiititic iiistructi<iii."-S;«'f'"("'', xlvu. l»>.>.
:i. Science made Easy: Familiar Letti;rs, Lon., 18, s,
6 iiart- Ito I. Familiar Lectures on Food and i\u-
trition ' Part I Lon., 1SS2, p. Svo. •>. Botanic Stand :
Agreeable Instruction in the Natural P">.'^'-„"f i;'""'";
L.)ii., lSS:i. li. Science for the Upper and .Middle Classes.
a Suggestive Mom.irandum for the C.insi.leration of 1 er-
sons interested in Educational Progress Lon., I^*-*^'- «;•»•
Twistieton, Hon. KUward Tnrner Boyd,
[„„(,, vol. iii., ad.l.,] d. 1S71. The Tongue not Essen-
tial to Speech : with Illustrations of the Power of Speech
in the African Confessors. Lon., 1S73. \i. Svo.
■• Mr. Twistieton, who sums up his ■J'-'V"'? ';>;"l'''fr|'' "f
Ihe text of all passages or ilocumeiils bearing upon tliun,
1-. iliy .■ li tlelhi inter that all .lue^lions iiivolve.l m the
01110110 1011 of speech ill the Alrieaii, cmtess.irs .
Tti'v within the .Iniimin of natural seieiice. ami that
IhJ^e is mMicrasion t),r assenting or ^^^^^"1^"^^"^'-
iiloiis interventi.in iii the matter, -Sal. Kfi>., xx.w i. im.
Twiss, Sir Travers, dC Vn.S., D < .L., ['."';,
v.il iii., a.ld.,1 held the chair of civil law at Oxford till
1>7II, and the otfice of advocate-general till •'*;-'•!
(Ed,l .Monumenta .Turidica: the Black B.)ok of the Ad-
miralty : with Appendices, (Ueord Office Pub.,) Lon.,
1S71-70, I vols. 8vo. 2. The Doctrine of Contiimous
Voyages, as applied to Contraband of War and Block-
ade. Ic. • » lUper, Lon., 1877, Svo. X (vl. Ilenru..
de liraeton .le Legibus et Consueta.linibiis Anglne Libri
IJuin.iU" in Varios Tractatus Distin.li, ad Diverso-iim
et V.tustissimorum Codieum ''olhitionem Typis \ ulgati,
(liecord Office Pub.,) Lon., 187S-8;i (1 v..ls. 8vo. l.
Belligerent Kight .in the High S<!as, L""- l/*-"*/. 2™- ,„
Twiss, W. Ilai. l-Kailing .m the Block System,
"Twist,' lie'v. Thomas Howard, M.A., gra<lu-
ated at Emmanuel College, Camhri.lgcs S08 ; or, aine,l
JSliS; principal ..f LiehfieM Truli.ing College, ami viear
of S. '.Michael's, Derby, 187(1-81. I. Four h.'rmons
preached at lierby, Lon., 1880, 12r«o. 2 Analyst, of
the First Epi.-tle ..f bt. Peter, L.m., 1SS2, Svo.
1- wombly, Uev. Alexander Slevensoii. Merry
TYL
1 Manic Leaves; or, A Summer in the Country. By
Ah r Perk, [ pseu.l.l I Must, N. York. 1872, sm. 4to.
1 Twopenny, U. E. N. Town Life in Austrnlm,
I ^"'Mr''Tw.'.pe'nny"is .ihservant, an.l .leseribes crapl'lojvlly
wh, t e sees if anv .inc .lesires to kiaiw wliat the .\us-
tr IS... like ami what their eyery.,h,y l'';' 'M'.-;^';',','!
1 not .lo better than sen.l for'T.)WU Life in Australia. -
I '' Twylord, rapt. A. H. 1. (Trans.) Popular Ac-
j count of the Frauco-(icrm.,n War, 1S7U-71. Part 1.
■ lon 187') '• 8vo. 2. York an.l Yin.» Castle: an Ap-
p'en.'lix to •' Iteconls of York Castle," Lon., 1S88, p. Sv...
With liHirnriis, .Ma.1011 Airnini, Ue.'.inl.s of ^>;^rk
Castlo: Fortress, Court-Iiouse, and Prison, Lor., is..',
"'•■it Is in lid -sense n history, hut rather a series of anec-
d.iti's ni.iro or l.'ss intii-ialefy eonneeted wjlh the great
fortressprisiiii of tlii' .Norlb."- .I.'.o'-. .xyi,;''.- . _
TyacU, «cv. "« . Uavis. 1 . Hie -Miner of Perran-
zabuloe : Ueords of a (l.md Man s Lite l'""-. 'SBT,
12iuo. 2. The Snow, and other Poems, Lon,, 1S77, i.
""''ryns, Ucv. Robert, [o./.-, vol. iii., ad.l.] 1. Si^x
Short Lectures .Ulivered during Holy Week, L.m , ISfiS,
12mfi. 2. Compimi-m t.i the Weather-Ulass. Is.O, L.m.,
ismi I "mo. ;t. Tithes ami Tithe Bent-Charge: tlie
Value wilh.mt Use of Tables, Lon., 1S73 p. 8vo. 1.
.peaking Fl.iwers, to which a Sentiment has been as-
signed, Lon.. l87o, ISmo.
Tyerman, Rev. I,uke, b. ls2(i. at Oi^>'>"t"=rley,
Yorkshir.'; e.lu.'atc.l at Kidsbury Wesl,:yan Mctho.ist
Theological Institution, n.'ar Mancliester; entcre.l the
Weslevan ministry. I. Life and Times of the Bey.
Samuel Wesley. M.A.. Hector of Fd'Worth. L,m,, Ishft,
Svo 2 Life and Times of Bey. John W eslej, M.A.,
Founder of th« Meth.i.lists, L.m., 1S7U-71, :'• vols. 8yo.
-The thor.ms;hiiess with which he <loe.s his work, and
th" 1 inso.kiog .lillgeii.'e be has earried even i"'", «>> "f:
liiale art , f it, are .|Ualiti.'S s.i rare and yalualjl.' tiat
ev w.i our pr ■p..ssessi.iii .m his behalf Ir.ini the hrsl
' .^ • utteily la.ks the gra,;es of Southey s styk' ami
tie genial kin.liiess .if .■soiilhey s heart, he 1".";, ^P ■,''■;
ess a.lvantaK.' .if a lh..r,iiigh l^'" l^' ';'''«" "',,,ent
an.l •-iiirit of Melli.i. siu; his whole lib' i^ an itinerant
preu'i.er n 1st liase l.eeii e.lu.'.itiiig him for he ask i.;
as un.lertakei. in the lull matnrily | ."';''' ff,'',',
years an.l experien.'O. Vet. with all this t. tell i" ni»
fav.mr we will n.;t ilo the Wesleve.il .■ommiiiiioii so griev-
s w oi.g a.' t . assume that ho fairly represents. iUi t.uie
d teiliper towar.is those ^^h.. ^hiiik th.-v may be g« d
Chrisliaiis enoiiKli witli.iut '"!<"'«';'',,'', ,/'J;-'"t^^^^^
tiek.'l, or asseiitiiiK hi every proposition set lorUi •'« M'sry
iiillie pulilisiied serni.iiis of glorious John. -.N.'t. Aei..
':! The Oxford Methodists: Memoirs of the Bev.
Messrs. Clayton, Ingham, Gambolil, Hervey, and
Broughton : wiih Biographical Notices of Others, Lon.,
'"t.iI^o; many .iocs the name of Methodist siiggcst the
(ixford liilm.lM of the ' iKhteenth eentur> ' \et it as
men like clayMii an.l liitjlmin and l'^'"';'^, " ' ;, ' f,f. .'.';
llieir Hiinalisin, really s,;altere.lir.i.vleas IP "^^^^^^^
the lan.l the priii.'iples the yilality ol whie i ">-. ,L \ •'
as It were, re.Useovered. In Ihr yilnme before us Mi.
Tv.rmaii I as given ns an able and, as it seems to us, v^r>
inVpartial history of the or six of these ,neii."-.sy.rda/or.
"'V.' iJi'll' of the Bey. George Whitelield, Lon., I8T7, 2
' "• Mr.'r'y.-rman b.iast-s that he lins ma.le "^'C »f f ';;,';^;';
amount .f hiographi.'iU imiterml, imieli "f "'''^'',f,'^^''',
i have been unki'.iwn to previous l''"l-','-''l'l» --s. J'le re-
suit Is two laiye voliinies. .•.mtaiinng iibout twelve liiin-
d I pa«Js, yer which the reader w 1 ^t times we lea
' iH&d to slumber. Th.Te is "".[''"'f*' > '', j'Toy
10, b.iok ... If we ennmil lirais.' the biogiap u r s slUi
. U ste, iu. .leserv.:s, we think, v.;ry I' >•:'', l';"'?:'.',"''iT'..i,'',
i Iheseruiiulouslv.'iirefiU manii.'r in which he hasiMlleeleil
his materials. "—.s'/OT-fd/or, 1. t;,'o. i „,,„,..
.', Wesley's Designated Successor: the Life, Letteis,
and Lit.-rary Labours .if the Bev. ,Iohn William Fletcher,
Vicar of Mi'ideley, Lon., 1882. Svo.
; ■■ ..\ very iioiir book on a very Interesting subj.'Ct. -S/x ■
'''''iVlcoiit, Frances Isnbelle. 1. Father KuC
hind: or, The Ban ol St. Peter, Lon., 1877, 12mo. -.
Sunshine through tlie Clou.ls, Lon., 187.S, p. 8y.).
! Tvler, •J= Has .Man a Future? or, Materialism and
Cliristianity contrastoil. Lon., 18711, l2nio.
' Tyler, Katherinc E. The Story of a bcandi
navianSummei,N. V.irk. 1881, 121110.
Tyler, Lyon <Jardiner, son ot President .!. I "
Tyler, b. 18511, in Charles Co., Va. ; graduatod at^ t »■
University of Virginia 1875; pnictised law in Kich-
eld, Lon., 1877,2
ig siiiijcct."— «;>f
TYL
TYN
alik
a
TnigiHly, in Six
Tylt-r, .11. I,. Anno li„l,.vi, •
ActK, L(,n., ISS4, s'li. cT Sv,, '
the ministry nt' tlio CV,n."iMr,,ti,,„ ,i /■ i , ' "''''"^''
tliinkin- iiiiii,l."_.v,i/,V,„, xxviii 1,' '
I. .>liinn;ll ■■ •• -
ISfl7, I2mn.
roiniiiiuc, ' The
"thcr I'oo'iiP- 1
i/|)iirt-
<"' '■l>livioii, aiHt
' iiiliTuH tci fvury
't Kaslish'Liu.,'at„','c, X. V„,.k. is;., ,sv„
K lUMiry, cAuioi-iuan .Stateiiu...i,,"j Itet.,'lSS7J
0. I',i(
I-a. ''V'l^;i?;):!^;;;^:y';^{;\^'-;; --nstru.t.l the lite ..f
KTOit iiimi fV,;,i. IlK. I I I, vVi I iM ,".' ■.•">^:''""-yof lliat
whiHi lias i,.vn pia,'ni",i;':;,';;'!.'!::^;^;^;,;"^:^^"'!M>stima,e
'-oU;A,nerieanan,l"^,,irAi;^;,;^,';;;^:^r"'^'""^'
ryler, h.,.„„c| u,.l,., f,„„„,;„,. iii. Ji ,„„_
l^i.s. I. Mraiuirol ll.^re,. |!m„k,. raiicv 1,1 I) rM, ,
fStr '''''"'"'^ •'•''■'•' "^''-^■"''"'^'^'^^:S'.
ot his i.ub)ieai..ti..ii ""w, nV^'si'^ '"' '""*' ''" '"""^''
iiatimial lilV, •■hit.^Jusii,'; V, iv ,,m '' '"'''""' "' ""•'
"fa^;!;;;^fi;,^:^-!^i;£^rT;r'-'^--''-
,iiix3■c:::f^;t-!::;;i;^'t,;!;;r■'-''H'-i^hAp.
XVI.-XXrV., N. V,;,.k ,H-.r'''* "™"^'^^ """l. U",.k,
I T*""!!' '•^•'wnrU Uuriiptt, LI,.I)„ D C I, r H <!
At use
app,
"in, anil in Issii
I'pei- (if the Oxford 1
jTc^^i.l.Ml .,r ihe Anthiop.,loi;inil'
iinlhriii
ilturo: Rcseareli
. '!" ....
ii'iety. 1. |>i
nivorsitv
I!
M:n^;f';^;^fe;,,:^,,l::'',-'r^r8^r''«'^'''''^''''
«o;;/^.i;:^l:!^r;Wi;:;l,;,-;-!!!'i!;;^;;i .)- ,,ost ^
. ''.'\.'!''ln,rp;:;^n!;;r',:'';:,.!|:;''l;;i'- ,"■•'' ^-., ,nys„..rie..
thuti«i,tfiil r,n- w ' „,. 1 • ,'..'.", "'"l.lil'M,., 1,11, the
i-v... Msi, .2..::;" ;l:xi;tk"- ;;:'"•.'-''--.
"fains a version ,f the old Ce;tie
' ".;r"" ,"'„"iarn. uid .irainne,'' and
Iviulnll, J„|„i, L|,.|,„ i..c.l,., FHS- KC<
hi (tVl. ,'"''"• ^i-elai'd; was educated partU- hv
hi^t :'''i,^;:^,^t1'f''M'''?'^^■•?^••'''"^'■-■'■-
vl■v• ii isii ,- -"V'' """ ''■'*''' '"'iiianee Sur-
i&l'-ifrsiiiSirasi :
as a Di.scoverer lon Isii>i . '''-""'""•'>• '• <-araday
I i.;i.'-''5r?,::'iK; '",',?,;"■".""•' ■■?"? >•""■•
"iyjH ,.,„„,„..: ,„l,r^:.:;./Eg:;C^;!;
"lie Anie I,, ,1 ,.i to nno lo,, ' "'i ''^'"'■'"I'lit from
familiar Willi Ih ei eU v k,.,l I v7V' ''""'■^■'■'■. "I"' are
!;"^^::n.r;:;:;i'^i;.^S SE?^
n^i^;';;tS,.i^,;;iii S^ 5? i-"v;^v/'^^
fi.
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: -VXW!. 11,-|.
1 Krasp of physical tnitli.'''— .s„/'
Ihiiosophy, KellKion, Art
into the I'evelopnwnt of Mytl
vol
V"; 2d eil., 187.;.
larly elear In styl
and Cnsti
llol
I87r,'2
"ny.
iiKemeiit, it ln'an
ill honest ui'id
le, rieli in leaniliisr, nietliodieal
ii;'>^« til the fact that
ample witi
imelli«eiit labour has been btitowea
11. Add
ress
assemhled at lielfast
12. On the Trans
Lon., I.S7.1. m. 1
slinitioii, lsro_7(i^
tion, lion., l,s~r. 15 V.
the A
delivered before the I!
with Addit
rilish Association
ion.s. Lon., 1874, 8
ransmission of .Sound by the Alinosp'l..,.
Ii-Vr"?!"' ■"-••; «"••"■'■:!'>■ "t the Roylll I„
1S7B
p. 8vo. U. Foruienta-
• i„ u I .• ;■ :;**">'■" "1 tlie Floating .Matter of
in Uelation to PutreCaetion and Infection. Lon ,
H,^7
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If,. Free .Molecule, ..n,l Raaiant Heat, j 1S49; ordninea 1851 , yiear of 8t. Mary Magdnlcn Ox-
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some Hints on the Study of Landscape, [Lectures:
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1872, 1>. l^vo.
■ It was Mr. linskhi who pressed him t
Hoiisckcepins in Old
I new ed., lUcliniond,
18S1, or. 8vo,
(Philosophical Transactions,) hon., 1SS2, 4to.
Tyiig, Kev. Stephen Iligginson, D.D.. [(iii'c,
vol. iii., add.,] d. ISSi. Office and Kuty .d' a Christian
I'astor, N. York, 1S7I, l2mo.
Tyng, Kev. Stephen Iliggiiison, Jr., D.l).,
b. 1S3U, in Philadelphia; son of Kev. S. U. Tyng;
graduated at Williains College ls:,8; studied at the
Alexandria Theological Seminary, Va. ; ordained in the
Episcopal Church ISIil ; rector <if the Church of the
Holy Trinity, New York, 1885-81, and since then resi-
dent in Paris. 1. He will Conic; nr, Meditations upon
the Return of the I.ord Jesus Clirisi to reign over the
Kerth, liost., IS77, lliiuo. 2. The ."^nuaro of Life, .\.
York, 1.S77, sq. Ifinio. ".. Our Church Work, N. York,
1878, Kiino.
Tyree, Marion Cabell.
Virginia, N. York, 1N7", '.-iiio
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Tyrer, mthberl Evnn, graduated at Oxford
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Tyrrell', thriNtinn. 1. (Trans.) Success, and
bow he won it ; from the (iernian of E. Werner, Lon.,
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the (ierman of E. Werner, Lon., 1877, :1 vols. cr. 8vo.
•S. (Trans.) A Son of Sweden : a Talc, by C. F. Van der
Velde, Lon., 1879, 2 vols. p. 8vo. 4. No Surrender;
from the (ierman of E. Werner, Lon., 1879,3 vols. p.
8vo. ft. (Trans.) Lizzie of the .Mill ; from the Ocrman
of W. Heimburg, Lon., 18811,2 vols. p. svo. 6. (Trans.)
Fickh' Fortune ; from the (Jerman of E. Werner, Lon., j
1881, 2 vols. |i. 8v(i. 7. (Trans.) Ephraim : from the
German of A. Nicmiinii, Lon., 1883, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 8. |
(Trans.) Raymond's Atonrdient; from the (ierman of ;
E. Werner, i.on., 1884, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 9. (Tnins.) Uer
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1887, t vols. cr. 8vo.
Tyrrell, llobert Yelverton, M.A., Fello..
Trinity College, Dublin; professor of Latin in the I ni-
versily of Dublin. 1. (Ed.) The Correspondence of
M. Tiillius Cicero, arranged according to its Clironologi-
cnlOnler: with a Revision of the Text, a Commentary,
and Introductory Essays on the Life ot Cicero and the
Style of his Letters: vols, i., ii., Dubli i and Lon., 1879
-8t!. 8vo.
•' The editor lias brilliant scholarsliip, aoiito percoptiim,
and iircat coiitidciico in himself. He is evidently an ex-
cellent linguist and a wide reader. M'liese are valuable
qualities fur an editor of Cicero's Iclters. and il exacliu'ss
and ilcliberation be added in briiigiiif; out Ihc rest ot Ihe
work, it will jirobably lake a liittli place in tne estimation
of scholars."— W. \V.\iiiPi-; Imiwi.kr: .laid., xvi. ti'J.
2. I Trans.) The Acharnians of .Vristophanes, in Eng-
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Tyrrell, Walter, M.R.C.S. I. Epilepsy, and its
Treatment by a New Process; 3d ed., Lon., 1879, cr.
8vo. 2. On" the (_'se of Strychnine in Epilepsy and
Nervous Afl'ectious, Lon., 1879, 12ino. 3. Notes on the
Climate of Malvern, with Reference to its Effect on
Disease, Lon., I8S2, U.'mo. 4. The Tonic Treatment of
Epilep.sy and Kindred Nervous .\fleetion.s, Lo' , 1887,
11. 8V0.
Tyrrell, I ieut.-^ol. William Henry. Pub-
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Tyrwhitt, Kev. Kichard St. John, M.A., [miie,
vol. iii., add.,] graduated at Christ Church, Oxford,
_.. ._ 11 deliver the Ice
tures, and wiie'ii'tbcv were I'leiivered lie told people to read
them ■ as thev would my own.'"— .Imi/., xxxiii. Wi'J.
2. Our Sketching Club ; Letters and Studies on Land-
scano Art, Lon.. 1874, p. Svo. 3. Hugh Heron, Christ
Church : an Oxford Novel, Lon., 18S0, ji. Svo. 4. Greek
and Gothic: Progress and Decay in the Three Arts of
Arc', itecture, ."Sculpture, and Painting, Lon., 1881, Svo.
" Altliongh lliore isnuicli that is valuable in this book,
and more that is eredilable to llie antbor. who has made
good use of diversilied reading, there is a lack of balance
in his judi;inenl and some defoet of power to urasp and
mould' his materials iiUo a whole."— .4f/i., No. ■.;817.
5. T'lie .Natural Theologj of Natural lieauty, Lon..
1882, p. Svo. 6. Christian Ideals and Hopes: an Ar-
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Amaleur Art-llook: Lectures at Raiibury and Oxford:
with some Notes on the Oxford Educational (Collection
of Oasts, Lon., 1886, p. Svo. 8. Free Field Lyrics,
chiefly Descriptive, Lon., 1888, er. Svo.
Tyrwhitt, Walter Spencer Stnnhops, son of
Richard St. John Tyrwliitt, Aiiyxvi ; b. IMill; gra.Uiiitcd
at Christ Church College, Oxford, 1883. 1. The New
Chum in Queensland Rush, Lon., 1887, p. Svo. 2. The
New Chum in New Zealand, Lon., .r. Svo.
Tyson, James, M.D., [imli vol. iii., add.,] profes-
sor of )ihysiology and microscoiiy n the Pennsylvania
College of Dental Surgery 187(1-78; professor of general
pathology and morbid anatomy in the medi-jal depart-
ment of the University of Pennsylvania since 18711. I.
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1873, 12mo. 2. Practical Guide to Examination of the
Urine. Illust. Phila., 1875. 12mo. 3. Transactions of
the Pathological Society of Philadelphia, 1874-75: vid.
v., Phila., 1870, Svo. 4. Treatise on liright's Disease
and Diabetes, with Reference to Pathology and Thera-
peutics; [also] Section on Retinitis in Bright's Disease,
, by AVilliam F. Norris, Phila., 1881, Svo.
Tyson, Mrs. Martha K. 1. IJrief ,\ccount of
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Tyson, .Michael. (Trans.) Uncle Herman; from
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new ed., 1885.
Tyte, Rev. C. C. The Mystery of Godliness : Six
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Tytler, A. F. Leila: Leila in England and at
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Tytler, C. C. Fraser. See LiniiKi.i,, Miis. C. C.
F., Hupnu
Tytler, M. E. Fraser-. 1. Evan Lindsay, Lon.,
1S74, 12mo. 2. Grisel Romney, Lon., 1S8II, 2 vols. cr.
Svo. 3. Transplanted: a Story of a Country Town.
Lon., 1883, 2 vols. er. Svo.
Tytler, M. \.. Lost Identities, Lon., 188,8, 3 vols.
cr. Svo.
"Tytler, Sarah," (Pseud.) Sec KKbDiu, Miss
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Ui the .\meriean reader i-oiild only be eulled I'nim nu-
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thousand, ISS7. 7. The Standard Oratorios ; their Sto-
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"Two books which deserve to be i>laced on tlie siime
shell with tirove's and Rio;;mnn's musical dictionurles."—
Naiion, xliv. WV
8. The Standard Cantatas: their Stories, their Music,
and their Composers, Chic, 1887, lOmo. 9. The Stand-
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Upton, Jacdb Kuiitlrick, b. 1837, at Wilinot,
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Upton, Roger D. I. Newmarket and Arabia : an
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Upton, W. <J. Uncle Pat's Cabin j or, Life among
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" The facts hIi caino within his own ken, and happened
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. . . 1 ret'omhiciid the book strongly to those who want In
undLrsUind Mr. Iiavitt's scbeme. In this view sneli astory
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S. K.voAN : ,^tC(i((. .\xiv. 157.
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Three F'anious Pri.i^kns of Anliciui'v Geonietricullj
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Vane, James Edward. iv,\ \ \i.,ii. ..
i!;uii^-"l:n.;t;^r^^:;;-'''-i^'«'-
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Van Iloosear, David Ilermnn ti,„ i-,,
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Ha^'\fy'Si..'??---„-r>;x--^.ofwiid.
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-|> m earryi,,, Lh^L/^l'^;,-'L|t;;"i™|;v. ---.B
P^jri;^a^!;\,:;s"TS!^1^8^'^« "• ^^»■"-
would be ';, ,d In a -iiraSvs nf'!\^^ '■"' ^""^'^^
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L^i'^-i^j'je-v.^r^t?^^;^- -'-
burgh"A^,fdeni'v"7':?p' ""' ,<"'''"' "'"«'"» "' 't>° Edin-
e^^rc^TX. Tii^el-liii ':1^4^,t^r ^iJ:
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French Literature: vol. i.. Prom its Origfn fo the r/
naissnnce; vo . . Pm,,, ti.„r.T.,„:... ,. *» . '" '"* "*"
mmsmmmmM
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liO HiiKc, in KiiKlivh : vol. iii., I.ciri.. issil, r. ''vo.
Villi lieiltK'p, A. O., ami Schiliilll' r, A. I'.
(irowth of Chri»liiinity liiiriun Niiu'tui'ii Couiurici: K\-
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York, I-"*-!, Hvo.
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ftil'l.,J li. ISIfi, at ."^inyina, A.«iii Minor; gnuluatiMl at
Aiiihcr."! ('ip1Ii';!o |s;',7; ciiIitcmI thi' iiunistiy of the
run(;ri'(,'iilioioil Chiiri'li ami rcliip- ^'d to Ania Minor a:<
II nii^i^ionary I lircifi'iisor "f natural Hcieni'O.i and niiidorn
langua|{i'.i at iiifiliani I iiiversity, i.o Uoy, N.^.. 1!<"H-
7K. 1. 'I'riacis in Little-Known Parts of Asia Minor,
N. Yoik, ISTil, L' vol,.. Svo.
"Dr. Vail Li'iiiirp was i'iii|iliiyiMl as an .Vnit'ricaii mi-.
Blonary fur thirty yi'ars in Asia Nlliiiir. . . . His honk kIvis
us a ideasaiit ihi|irt.'ssion of tlie writer."- -*'<i(. Hei., xxix.
'.'■J I.
2. Ten Days anion); tholireek llrigand.s, Host., I."<7I,
lOiuo, It, liible I, anils: llieir .Modern Cuslonid and
Manners, illustrative of .sioripturo. Iliust. N. York,
I87II. 2 vols. ji. ,Svo.
"The several ehuptens read more like ariicles from a
Bihle dletionary than ileserliitiiins of the doniestie habltn
of liviiiK men ami wiinieii ; lliere Is no life, miemlnislasni,
nu sympalhy with Ihe people. . . . We mnsi not fur^et to
I>olnt out that it I'ontaiiis a nia.ss of Inforiiuaion on the
manners and eiistoms uf Illhle lands n"t reaillly aeees.
nihil' elsewheri', and (hat soim' i.f the siihiei is are 'reuted
with ureal enmpletene.ss."— .ir/i.. No. 'J')17.
Van I<<>oii, .MrN. Kli/.abclli. I. ,\ Heart Twice
Won i or, .Second l.ove, I'hila., lS7,<i, I'.ni.. 2. Tlio
SInidow of llampdin .Mead, I'hila., 1 nH IL'mo. It. Un-
der the Willows ; or. The Tiireo Con. !■ mi'S, I'hila,, 187'J,
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1" tho .Sardinian army 1,ni,s-(|». r, ,,.,„| ,,, ,1 iV' ." f
• rdX^i, 18 /''"'h'''"'' "' "" ""'"'•■'"■'"n College,
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V>re? A?nrev' ''a""'"'' '"• ^'•"^' ^'''- """"•
yiili, V,., ^^^' /..',"'"■"' "'"' M'"l"n Magic-
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,Sj,(rhtl(tr. lix. -22.
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Diitionaiy ,f 1 a, ""V-n" f "PPloment to Haydn'a
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VIN
Royii! Military ColIc);c, Sandhurst ; served in the militia
18HS-78; called to ihe bur at the Inner Teaijile ISTti;
director of oriminal investigations on the London police
1878-84; appointod colonel commandant of the Queen's
Westminster Volunteers 1SS4 ; M.l'. for a division of
Sheffield since 188j; editor of the Police (iazctte since
188:1, Ha was special correspondent of the Daily Tele-
graph at lierlin in 1871, military eommissioncr of the
sauie paper in 1877, and has lectured on foreign armies
at the Uoyal United Service Institution. 1. (Trans.)
liaron StotTel's Reports on the Military Forces of Prus-
sia : addressed to the French Minister of AVar, 1868-
187v, Lon., 1872, 8vo. 2. (Trans.) Russia's Advance
Eastward, l>y Lieutenant Hugo Stumm, Lon., 1874, p.
8vo. S. The Year-Hook of Facts in Science and the
Arts for ls7l-,'\ Lon., l>7o-7li, 2 vols. 8vo. 4. The
Law of Criticism and Libel, Lon., lM7fi, 12mo. 5. A
Police Code and Manual of the Criminal Law, Lon.,
1881, p. 8vo.
Vincent, Lieut. -Col. E. H. I. E'emeiitary Mil-
itary (Icoi^raplii'iil Ilecunnoiivinf; and .'^kctrOiing, Lon.,
187:t, hinio. L'. Improvement of the Volunteer Force,
Liui., 1878. Svo.
Vincent, Edgnr. The Turkish Debt: Report on
the Administration of Ceded Revenues, Lon., 1882, 8vn.
With DuKso.v. T. U., A Iland-Rook to Modern Greek,
Lon., 1879, 12mo.
Vincent, .>Ir.s. Ethei Gwendoline, daughter
of George .Moffatt, iM.l'., of (ioodrieh Court, Hereford-
shire; married in 18S2 to Charles Edward Howard
Vincent, «»/jrii. Forty Thousand Miles over Land and
Water : the Journal of a Tour through the British Em-
p:-e anil America. Illnst. Lon., 1885, 2 vols. 8vo; 2d
ed.. 1880.
Vincent, Sir Frniicis, Bnrt,, [uni'. vol. iii.,
add.,] lS0;i-188(l. 1. Sir Hubert Marston ; a Novel,
Lon., 1867, ;< vols. p. 8vo. 2. On the Brink: a Novel,
Lon., 18ti8, ;; vols. ]i. Svo. :i. The Caryil.-: n .Vovel,
Lon., 1871, X vols. p. Svo, 4. The Fitful Fever of a
Life, Lon. 1S72. :; vols. p. ^vo.
Vincent, Frank, b. 1848, at Brooklyn, N.'V^. ; edu-
cated at Vale; has travelled c.\ten8ii-e!y in many parts
of the world. 1. The Land of the White Elephant: a
i'ersonal Narrative of Travel and Adventure in Farther
India; embracing the Couiitric- of Ruruia, S;.irn, Cam-
bodift, and Cochin-china, ( 1S71-7:'.) Illust. N.York,
1S74, Svo.
'■ Not so mnoh has been written slx)iit the curious civil-
ization of Farther India, and itsarehitectiiral remains, as
tomake itdillicult f. r the latest visitor to bring back an
interesting tale. This .Mr. Vincent lia.s done without he-
crayiiig any peculiar iiiialiliiations as a tourist or as an
nnthor."— .V(i/(j)i, .x.\. ;:o.
2. Through and Through the Tropics : Thirty Tnou-
sanii Mile: of Travel in Oeeanica, .^ustralf.sia, and Inilia,
N. Y'ork, IS7ti, i.'mo. ;;. Two Months in liurmah, 1SV7.
4. The Wonderful Ruins of Cambodia. 1S7S. 5. Norsk,
Lapp, and Finn ; or, Travel-Tracings from the Far North
of Europe. .Map. N. York, 1881. i2ino.
"We iiv no means liiul the Ihoroimli ' ethnographic,
philological, and topograjiliicul' treaimenl of the North
which .Mr. Viii.jeiit sots out h, ),mvc us, and it is evident he
had not ilic necc^Miry eiiuipmciit for such a task. Hut his
Work has uiie iiiiporlaut iniiiliiy: it is graphic ami very
eiilcrlaiiiiug."— .V(i(i«ii. x.\.\iii. 4.Vi,
(i. Arcuind and about South .America, 1888. 7. The
Rejiublics of Situth An'.erica, ISSll.
Vincent, George E. 1. !~ome Italian Authors
and their Works, lin>l.. I8S7, lomo. 2. (Ed.) Eight
Songs fr.iin Horace, N. York, 1888.
Vincent, Kev. .lolin Ileyl, D.D., LL.D., [nnt,;
vol. iii.. \';\(KNT, ,1. II., aid..] b. lS;t2, at Tuscaloosa,
Ala.; eniered the ministry of the Methodist Episcopal
Church ISO.':; founded the Cliautauqua Literary and Soi-
cntilic Circle for the Encouragement of Home Reading
187.'t: elected bishop lsS8. I. The Church School and
its Officers, N. York, 1872, 16mo. 2. Sunday-Senool In-
stitutes and Normal Classes: with Introduction by A.
Taylor, N. Y'ork, ls72, 12ino, 3. The Lesson Commen-
tary on the lulernalional Lessons of ISSII, Lon., 187!',
8vo. 4. International Lesson-Hook. Parts I., II,, and
III. Lon., 18M1, Ismo. ... The Chautauqua Move-
ment: with an Introduction by President Lewis Miller,
Host., Issfi, sill. Su>.
'"fhc chantanqiia nicivcnient is so various in its a.'tlvity
tha; this accu'int of il.s history and view of its present
Btiite, both cdiicali.inallv and KCograpliieally, is a eoiitrl-
biitioii to pcdiiKouic literature of a notable kind."— A'adoii,
xliii. ir>.
(1. The Modern Suiiday-.School, N. York, 1SS7, l2iuo.
1470
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7. Bolter Not : a Discussion of Certain Social Customs,
N. Y'ork, 1888. Itimo. With ,!ov, .Iamk.s R., /n Outlino
History of (irctce. Illust. N. York, 188s, Itimo. With
PoLi..\nn, JosKcni.SK, (ed.) The Home Hook for the
Mothers of our Nation. Illust. N. York, 1887, sq. Svo.
Also, various pamphlets on the Chautauqua Reading
Circle.
Vincent, Rev. iWarvin Richardson, D.D.,
[oii<. . vol. iii., add.,] b. 18;i4, at Pouf,hkeepsie, N.Y.;
graduated at Columbia College 1854; entered the min-
istry of the Methodist Episcopal Church ISCit), but after-
wards became a Presbyterian; (iiistor of the Church
of the Covenant, New York. 187:i-88, and since then
professor in I'nion Theological Seminary. I. Amu-^e-
ment a Force in Christian Training: Discourses, 1S()7,
121110. 2. The Two Prodigals, 187(1, sq. 18mo. .1. What
is it to Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ? .\. Y'ork, 1877,
I6mo. 4. Gales into the Psalm-Country, N. York, 1878,
l£mo; now ed., 1883. 5. Law of Sowing and Reaping,
N. York, 1878, 18mo. 6. Stranger ai'.d Gu»st, N. York,
]s,<,', 24vDo. 7. Faith and Character, N.York, |SS0,
!2ino, 8. Minister's Hand-Book, N. York. 1882. 16mo.
9. In the Shadow of the Pyrenees, from Basqueland to
Car"«i.«onne: with Etchings and Maps, N. York, 1883,
12 mo.
" Ho gives perhaps too many details of what fell under
his notice.— while walking, riding, or reading about his
subject; but we readily pardon the minuteness ol the re-
production on account of lis vivid faithfuln-jss."— A'ud'on,
xxxvl. 4'J4.
10, The Expositor in the Pulpit. N. York, 1884, IBnio.
11. God and Bread : with other Sermons, Lon., 18S5, p.
Svo. 12. The Covenant of I'eace. N. York, ?8S7, Svo.
i:!. Word-Studies in the New Testament: vol. i., N.
York, 1887, Svo.
Vincent, Rt-v. Thomas, .M.A.. graduated at St.
John's College, Cambridge, 1812 : ordained 1842 ; rec'or
of Pusey, diocese of Oxford, since 1868. The Church and
Dissent ; or. What the Bible says about the •' Church,"
Oxf.. 1881, Svo.
Vincent, Thomas McCurdy, b. at Cadiz, 0.,
is:j2; graduated at the l.S. Military Academy 1853;
served in the civil war, and since then has been identi-
fied with all the iuiporlant changes in the methods of
transacting the business of the War Department. Tlo'
Milit'iry Power of the I nited States during the War of
the Bebellion, N. York, 1881.
Iliheeifi, Vin. l. Wrong on Both Sides, Lon.,
1885, p.
Ifjiiio.
of 187(1, Lon.. I8S7, |8mo,
Vincent, iVi/liam Thomas. Warlike Wool-
wich : a Hi:torv lind Guide to the Royal Arsenal; new
ed., Lon., 1875.' :2iiio; Kith tliousa^(/, (885.
Vine, Rev. Francis Thiiiifus, B.A., rector ot
Eastington, Glouccst"rshiic, lately rector 'if Patri.x
j bourne-cuin-IJridge, Kent, Ciesar in Kent: the Land-
' ing of Julius Ciesar, and his Battles with the .■ineieni
': Britons: ivitli some Account of Early British Trade aim
I Enterprise, Lon., iSS7, sm. Ito ; 2d ed., rev., with maps,
I ISSS, (Tlie author iinlcavoi;: to show that Deal was the
; place of (,'iesai's landing, and that traces of bis cam[i
! still exist.)
Vine, j. R. Somers. 1. English Municipal Insti-
tutions: their Growth and Development from 1835 to
1879, Lon., 1S79, r. Svo, 2. Iriui Road.J Dictionary.
Sections 1 to 3, L. C. and I). Railway, Lon., 1881, Svo.
3. County Companion, Lon., 18S3, Svo. I. Municipal
Corjiorations Companion, Lon., 1883-86, 3 vols. Svu.
5. Municipal Corporations Diary, Directory, 4c., 188(1.
Lon., 1886, Svo.
Vine, \V. R. Latin-English and English-Latin
Dictioniir\, Lon., l8mo.
Vines, U. (Ed.) Te.\t-Book of Botany, Morphn-
logical and Physiological : Jd ed., Oxf., 1882, r. Svo.
Vines, Sydney Howard, M.A., professor of hot
any at the 1,'niversity of Oxford, 18S8, Lectures on th"
i Ph'vsioliigv of Plants, Cambridge, 1886, Svo.
i i'iiiesj T. II. (Ed.) St. Botolph ; or, The Mis.Mn,'
: Key, Lon,, ls68, p. svo.
Vinicombc, II. V, Universal and Uniform Ex-
I change Tables, Lon., 1880, Svo.
i Viniii^, l^dward r. I. I'liu Mystery of Hamlc: :
: an Attempt to solve an Old Problem, Phila., 1881, lOinn.
2. An Ingloiious Columbus; or. Evidence that llvvii
Shiin and a Party of Buddhist Monks from Afgliaiiistnii
I discovered .Vmerica in the Fifth Century A. D., N.Y'oik,
i 1885, svo.
Svo. i. Afi.ss Lavinia's Trust. Lon., 1SS7, sq.
The Old Marquise : a .Story of th,- Great War
VIN
Engllsb-Latiii
d Unifurui K\
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kraul, a Inderal,!,. M.('Vjk"t?;v"' ',",''', ' i^'''', '^'"^•f
<'ee( » to tell Ijow tl.ev,- , r,.,,M,>. ' '""'"''' "crliii, lit pro-
so oii,"-..iM., n'^o";,!;'"""'' "n'>'«''neiils, iii,lustiies, aiul
(1 1.' i _ 1 ' .
d. i.-;:-. The 8ym,„e "um,h "ri^ is- • '"•'"'^''•'^ i '^'^'''eira : " d, No'tie'^V, f"'.,,,; ' wr''" "''?"' 1'^^' ''"^
Court Ke,u,rt.,, vols. MiX ' (V^n -': ^u'":: ' ."l',"''"""
w.U. new taatter. by li. D. Verrill, Per an 'Vo 'i ' '
miele eliaiiiberlain of honor lo thn miDe in'TsVi'. ^
Armv IS-,!) " <I.m\a,. '.\ ' "Oi'i'-liook fur the
oJ5^!«-^^^::^-':;rt-;i;-^.-;,^o:;''t:f;:f
Tnn„y College C;unbridge. M./^. IV^r A^i^Co^l,
mV*;."*'!' ^" "'•"fy IlHssey, Hart., b. 18"! • I
M.I', tor ^,van..ea Di.strict .sineo l^sV. Note of ■iT:,..'.
tjy^l^'lr ''"«"-^' '"' '" ^^•-•"»i'"'r i7th:\sr";|
.Jjrj':h/;^;:!---r!„'«^-^
7,f \.f''" V's':"t>on8 ol Cornwall, eomprisi,,,, the Her
ion' Vn'/'l'v"","^ IMO, r57:t,and 182(1.' ParT./f !xvr
lC„!^' (4')''^'>«'\-Wt''ii'!J^of llo^ounly'Vl^^^ Pent^If' V^^:''?''''"*' ^1.0 Mos,.io Origin of tho
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Olr^li^j!!:;::^-,^:: irand^^nireelor, and I ^r PhH^! fJ^H-i.^^-"^"'' ^ Ua^lIlT- EI.„o„d . .
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Vi^rd, P. E. ,?-A Conei. Manna, of the Prae- 1" ,'^;?:i;^^'^^!!-r'^ '"h' "'' '^'-^'-5" y'^-Hlf
:i;; '';'.. ""1^ ■" '*!-;- -.h a Cha,„or on l!M.,a:^ '''n,r'';!^;'"::'^''-''''-i«'»"n>'^'r„eturcof^
•( v!!' ■"-,"" '"e ceverai i-rovince.-, Lon., IS7",i svn
V«BCl, Ma,. On lieer : It Statistical Sketch,' Lon.,
The Tale of a Pioneer Church,
e Century of Discovery:
le Portuguese and Si.ani.«h
enry to Pizarro, N. York,
■' or^Wrc^.f "',"^-'''*"'"- '"'" ''"■"■"'ion of Poverty ■
or. SoKf.T.V*^;,**'-,*'""- ^'^'-''i-" "f Chen^istry ;
N. York Is:.-:, .miro*: "' '"'"-'"™' ""-» *""- Lyric,
Voorliees, Daniel VVoUpv k i ut j
v;„,„'i J,. • ' ■• • '"'-'"ator from Indiana «ince IK77
Svo. " "" " Ii'"b'i-"|ihical Slietch. Cin., 1875,
Vors, Ircderic. Bibelots and Curios': a Manual
tice of the Court in Uane: with a Chanter orrthe
't'°:i't ''•'.' '^"r' "^^'f"""' I"'"-, l'"*". PS
cia::rr..n:ris;^ :;::"'''"" ^^ ^^''''>-» "'• '«^'-
K^^rK;,1:,„.''[8j:":;vr""''"'-^ "''•'""
ViitelPlly, A. (Trans.) The Chaplain's Secret-
I'om the I'rench of l.,-.o„ do Tinseau, I.oi,.. ISS."*, n ,Svo'
» izetelly, lleury. 1. The Story of the Diamond
j;^.. ;n,phie Method ,. r-iolvit.lj'^fgt:;;, ^;^,^-
nn..in;::;,b;.t.^-S;:"{^^^,-;:rvrTXZ!
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Voyle, George Elliot, mul Stevenson, <J. de '
Saint-l'lair. A Military Uiutiiinai-.y, coiiiprising
Terms, Scicntilii' iiiiJ otlu'rwiiie, ounni'i'tcd with the ,
Science uf Wiu; Lnn.. 1-72 : lid eJ., IST'J, p. Sv».
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1S2!<, in l!(jnili>n, Kn;?., iin'i },'n"'i'i'tei' "' •"■'• '■•'''"U"''
Hull, Oxl'onl, ISil ; held sevenil curiicies, iinil hecamo i
vicar uf Ileiilauf^li. Vnrkahire, in 1811-1 ; \?iis <lcpriveil of j
liis Iiviiij5 im a charge of heresy in IS"1, iind has since '
lectured and preached at .'■'t. George's Hall, and at the I
Theislie Church in Lomlon. 1. Appeal lo the .Judicial
roniuiitteo of Her Majesty's Privy Council from the
Jud;^ment id' the Chancery Court of York on a Charge
of Heresy, Lon., IS7II, Svo. 2. (Kd.) The lievised
Prayer- Hook : for the Use of the Congregation assembled
at St. (Jeor're's Hall, Langham Place, l.on., IS7I, Svo.
:i. The Sling and the Stone : vols, v.-viii., Lon., IS72-S1, ,
ji. Svo. -t. (Ed.) Ou the Deity of .fesus of Nazareth, i
I,on.. 1S73, Svo. 5. Kev. Charles Voysey on Messrs. ,
MiMidy and Sankoy: the Fallacy of their (io-ipel Kx- j
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and Sin, and Discourses in Kefutiition of Atheism, Lon.,
187S, svo. 7. iKd.) Fragments from Koimarus : vol. i..
translated from I.essuy, Lcm., lS71),Svo. 8. I,ectures on
the Bible and the Thei.«tic Faith and its Foundations,
Lon., ISSI, Svo. !i. A Letter to the Lords, on the
Present Kelations of Church and State, Lon., 1884, Svo.
HI. Family Prayers: with an Appendix containing
Prayers, Lon., lS>i7, p. Svo.
Vredenbiirg, C. Edwin. The Case against the
Church, N. York, 1^76. .\non.
Vrooin, Garret Dorset Wall, b. isi.'i, at
Trenton, N.. I.: graduated at Rutgers College lsfi2 : ad-
mitted to the bar 18ii.') ; mayor of Trenton I'or three
successive terms from LSSl. New .Jersey Supreme Court
Reports, 18V 3-88, Trenton, 1873-88, 15 vols. 8vo.
WAD
Vrooin, Peter Dnniont, LL.I)., l"!ll-187:i, b. at
Hillsborough, N.J. ; graduated at Columbia College
18118; admitted to the bur 1813; governor of New Jer-
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xxx.-xxxvii., (1803-74.) Pub. by the Stale. Svo.
Vroonian, Henry Wellington. Haifa Million
Insurance. .N. York, 1S88, 12mo.
Vyner, Lady Mary (Gertrude, daughter of the
second Karl de (irey ; b. Isiiil; married, 18.')2, to Henry
Vyner, of Xowby Hall, Yorkshire, (d. I Si) I.) " Every
Day a Portion :" adapted frojn the Bible and the Prayer-
Book for Private Devotions in Widowhood, Lon., 1874,
ll'imo.
"Vyse, llertie," (Pseud.) .-^cc A'Dkikkit,
AuTUi'ii Wii.i.i.nM, fiiijtrii,
Vyse, Gritlin >V. 1. Southern Afghiinistan and
the Northwest Frontier of India: a Refutation of Mis-
takes made in India; 2d ed., I.ipn., Issl.Svo. 2. Egypt,
Political, Finiincial, and Strategical; together with iin
.Vccount of its Engineering Capabilities and .Agricultural
Resources, Lon., 1 882, p. Svo.
"(mly a series (if cuttings from other books and news-
papers, '—Amil., -xxi, \X>.
','i. An Kngli-hman in a Harem, Lon., Is87, 12mo. 4.
Vidore, Lon., IsSS, l2nio,
Vyse, Mrs. L. Howard-. A Winter in Tangier,
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Vyvian, Frances. The Baron's Head. Lon., 1S84,
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Vyvvan, Edward Reid, d. IssS; a nephew of
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Annaliii Dubrensia. Cheltenham, 1878, 4to.
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Wace, Rev. Henry, D.D., h. is:',r), in London;
graduated at Brasenose College, Oxford, 1S6II; ordained
1861; curate of St. James's, Piccadilly, is(!3-t)9; cliii|>-
lainof Lincoln's Inn 1872-80; professor of ecclesiastical
history at King's College, London, 1S7J-8:I, and since
then principal; prebendary of St. Paul's since ISSl ;
chaplain to the Archbi-shop of Canterbury since 1SS3 ;
hon. chaplain-in-ordinary to the ([ueen since I8S4. 1.
Christianity and Morality ; or. The Correspondence of
the (iospel with the Moral Nature of Man : the Boyle
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"Mr. Wace's book is one of the very few of its kind
which have in them not only intellectual bui also spiritmil
force,"— ■Sp(C^l^Jr, 1, 318,
2. The Ethics of Belief; to which is added the Discus-
sion thereon, Lon,, 1877, Svo. 3. The Found;itions of
J'aith, (Bampton Lectures for 1S7«,) Lon., IS8U, Svo;
2d ed., ISSl. 4. The (iospel iind its Witnesses: Some
of the Chief Facts in the Life of Our Lord, and the
Authority of the Evangelical Xnrnitivo, considereil in
Lectures chielly pi-cached at St. James's, Westminster,
Lon,, 1SS3, Svo; 2d eil.. ISSl.
"The creed in which he believes is the same as that of
the lirst century, witho\it fanciful reconstruction or niudi-
lieation : Ijut liisTuiml is a mind of this century, aiicl he
sees all the ditlicnlties of the pre.-cnt day from modern
points of view, m) that he can really discuss the embar-
rassments wliich we feel in the way most iiseful and inter-
esting to n:i."—Sjieclat(ir, Ivi, 8:14,
b. (Ed.) The .Vpocrryplni : with an Explaniitory and
Critical Commentai-y, and a Revision of the Translation.
Lon., l>ss, 2 vols. lucd. svo. i Uniform with and on the
plan of The Speaker's Commentary.) With BfCHHKiM,
C, .-v., (ed,) First Principles of the Reformation ; or. The
Ninety-Five Theses and the Three Primary Works of
Dr. Martin Luther, translated into English : with Theo-
logical and Historical Introdui'linns, Lon., IS84, Svo.
Sec, iilso. Smith, \Vii,i,iam, LL,I),, Hii/ir'i,
Wace, Walter E. Alfred Tennyson : his Life and
Works, hdin., {»•{. 12ino.
Wackcrbarlh,.'*!. .4. 1. Locking Rack : a Novel,
Lon,, 1879, or, Svo. 2. 'Twixt Friend and Foe, Lon.,
ISSO, 2 vole. p. Svo.
Waddcll, .1. A. I.. A Sy.'tem of Iron Unilrond
Bridgi-" for Japan, ^Tokio EaLici (Jakko, Yedo.) 1885,8vo.
Waddell, Joseph A. Annals of Augusta County,
Virginia: with Reminiscences illustrative of the Vicis-
situdes of its Pioneer Settlers ; Biographical Sketches
of Citizens Locally Prominent, and of those who have
founded Families "in the Southern and Western States ;
a Diary of the War, lsBl-(ij ; and a Chapter on Reccpn-
struction. Maps. Richmond, 1880, Svo; new ed., with
Supplement, ISSS.
'■ His work is excellent both in conception and perform-
ance."— .Vii(('o/i. xlv. 121.
Waddell, Uev. Peter Ilately, [unti; vol. iii.,
add.] I. (Trans.) The Psalms, frae Hebrew intil Scot-
tis, Lon., 1S71, 4to. 2, Behold the Man: a Tragedy
for the Closet, in Five Acts, Lon., 1S72, 2 vids. cr. Svo.
.3. Ossian and the Clyde: Fingal in Irehiiid, Oscar in
Iceland; or, C>stiun Historical ami Authentic, Olasgow.
: 1S7.1, Ito.
I Waddington, Kev. John, D.D., [nnie, vol. iii,,
add.,] b. Islil, at Lecils ; a Congregational minister. I,
.lohn Penry, the Pilgrim Martyr, l.ioii-l 01)3, Lon., 1854.
Svo. 2. Congregational Martyrs, (" Historical Papers,"
First Series,! Lon., 1801, Svo. 3. The American Crisis
in Relation to Slavery, Lon., 1802, Svo. 4. Bicentenary
Prize Essay: Congregational Church Hi.-tory, from the
Reformation to l(i02, Lon., IS62, Svo. a. l:^'iy-102ll :
Track id' the Hidden Church; or. The Springs of the
Pilgrim Movement; with an Inlroduction by Rev. K.
N. Kirk, Bost,, 1S03, 12nio. 0. Surrey Congregationiil
History, Lon., 1S06, p. Svo. 7. The Wolf in the Fold,
Lon., 1S07, Svo. Anon. S. Congregational History,
12(10-1,007, Lon., ISOtt, Svo, 1). Congregational History.
I,i07-17(lo, in Relation to Contemporaneous Events, and
the Conflict for Freedom, Purity, and Independence.
Lon.. 1S74, Svo.
" Ills pages supply koihI material for a bonk, l.mt ut pres-
, cut the volunie is little mote than history in enibryii. He
! ^ivos numerous pxtrui'ls from the Stale Papers, from tin
Tlarleiai), l.nnsdowiie, Sloan, and uliier collectionsof mim
u.401"1l»*>. but these I'.ro sihijul'irly iiru-.iiiiil in value, and
; not a tew have already api"eared'iii prilii, wiiile the caie
I lessness with w liich they have Ijceii put together is incx-
cu.suble."— J. Bass .Mii.i.inuki". : Acad,, v. b'.U.
II), Congregational History, 1770-1880, Lon., iS7S-
' 80, 3 vols. Svo.
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H«. a Baptist niissiona y in i;.i " VhT'. "',"-"""'
Bielionary, be^un bv Be," w , ■ Angh.-KarL.n
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8vij.
" His l)()(ik M'ems In itr llii>nmf;lily liimi'st anil fair, anil
fne froiii llio crass itimprancc and tliu vnlnar |irijiiilict's ;
wiiii'ii (lisliuiire S(i nu)'iv WosU'rn duscriiitidns of llii' i
' KastiTii Ciilcissns,' as it is dovniil nf tin' sicldy eiuliiisiaMn
wliicli liasliispiri'rl ('criaiii rosi'-ooloiirt'd skt'lulius of liiis-
siuii lifi'."— .s'ii(. Rir., xxxix. :vs,l |
Walilt Williiiin II., I'li.O. (ialvaiii>|da.slic Miuiiim-
liitiiins : ft Uuido for tlic Kleetro-l'latcr, I'liila., I.SS4, svo. |
\Vni|;llt, Cieorge. Tlic llislory and Description ;
of Allliallows' Churidi, Tottenliaui : with an Aeciiunt of |
till' utiior Ecclusiastieal Aiitl((Uities of tlie I'arlsh, l.on., j
]f*7ii, Svo.
Wtiiles, Robert. 1. Tho Reporter's Manual of ]
I'lionojiraphic Short-Hand, and Su|ipleincnt. '2. Tho '
Joined-Vowel System of I'honoj^raphie Short-JIand,
I.'.'.i., I.18II, Svo,
Wtiiiiwriglit, Rev. Charles Hpnry, M,A.,
graduated at Trinity College, Caml)rid};c>, IS.j."); or-
dained ls,")5; vicar of I'hrist Churidi, I!laek]Miol, since
ls61. The Secrets of Ilitualisin : a Word uf Warning;
2d ed., 1-on., 1S77, Svo,
Wailiwriglit, Rev. S,itiniiel« [ante, vol, iii., add,,l
graduated at St, liees 1 ./ 1 . vicar of Holy Trinity in
J\Iicklej,'ate, York, IStiO-li'J; curate of I'hrist Church,
Highbury, 1S7I1-72; perpetual curate of St. Stephen's,
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I>on., IS8I, p. S.O.
Waisbrooker, Mrs. Lois, [nnie, vol. iii,, add.]
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tho Courts of Record in tlie State cjf New Y'ork, Albany,
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repufziiant to siliolar.ship and good taste. . . . .Mr. Wake's
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Wake, Henry Thomas. All the Monumental
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Wakefield, .'♦liss. Mary tho Primrose-Girl, Lon.,
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niiniilia; a.s are iis, , iV we "„,v ''''.i '"''"''''"'"«''""
dent. . . . Mr \V,il " ."1, 1 ,1 ,' '"'■ '" H'c .<^pccial stii-
\Vni„^.. ;.7'' ""'"•• '^^*- ""• "■'■'" ""-' t^xaulillation ,.f leeor r, • ^/.^ " "1 '"-""Kuisliert
Wn cott, Charles Folsom, LL.B ls;i6-1887 h ""^."'e works of art themselves v'tiicln^
llopkinton, .V.ll. ; graduated at Ha " rd is® 7 ,';,• 'i'^er the peciliarilics ofir is '„, ,,'™,'^ ."j' '"'"' '>''- '" »>;-
rv of the Twenty-First Regiment JL ^chu^tis " " ^J'iC&^u'^i'Y- ^"'"^'''" '''>' "^u' hi; d^ ^^ J
I eors : wi h Statistics of the \Yar and of uZ^iso " ef^.it w iU?li ' v ,7;::^:;. l!!, ! i;'!''.'''?'')'-- ' 'i^.^' "•
asms, n-hile lhes,.l,,,L,.'lJ^'^" "'•''> I'l^enthusf-
!Si;;;^iii!™;-!i;;^!i-iH 'r'^v?^^»
.5^ewr;:;^:^'i::ii-'t!;:?\™SS'^^?^F^^
^^5s;dJ^em■;;^.n:!;'s,?rr^^lS"''^•'-^--^
his propositions but it iniist I .\ , /m''',"'''''''-' "■"«'"' to all
earr'y ll'ie reade alo .' wm^'i "'.. '"."1''^ -^ ""«■ I'cdoes
Chnrch of vl.i , -..""...- i.cciesiasiioai ot the hs nron<)siti(,Ms but it niwfi; '■..'. ''"1''^'''-' '«•''«'"' to a
I Dr. «aldstein is no friend of the phllologioal treat-
ill
philologiofll treat-
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ment of iirchirolnglcnl subjects, ami does not set n hlRh |
viiliic on the reiidiiiK of niieieiit authors iinrt the atiiily of i
texts. He iiiins exeliisively nt tmiiiliiK the eyes for stylistic
iiivestli.iilion. Indeed, the book brink's nbiiiidiuif evidjiiee i
of his talent hi this direction,— the more wcli ome iis lie i
does not confine himself to stJitiiiK Kcnenil '.niiiressions,
but endeavours hv a special analysis touivc an exact ac-
count of Ihc peculiarities of style. . . . llul slylislic anal- ]
ysls is nut tiie only method of aridiieoloiji' al study."— A.
Mh'iiaki.is: .Icik/., xxix. (m.
Waldiick, Henry. I. Tlie INippis of the Kclectio
Discussion Society, Lon., |ss:i, cr. 8vo. 2. Uarwlniaiu |
refutoil out of Darwin's Honk, l,on., ISM5, cr. 8vo. i
Waltly, Frances Helen. 1. The Alperton ^lhoat, \
Lon., lS7(i, ]i. Hvo. :;. Uonuio I'Mit'.ia Copplestoiic,
Soarljoroiigh, IS8(i, IBino. li. Froiiu : a Seivrboro' Ro-
iinince : a Sequel to " lionnio EJithaCopplestone," I.oii.,
1887, p. 8vo.
Willi', lilirlilldltuil II. 1. Tlie Clnistian Stu-
dent's lland-Iiouk of C'oinpar:itive l'liilolo(;y : a Con-
tribution to liiblieal Science, Lon., 1S7.'), 8vo. 1!. 'I'lic
Hunk of Hebrew Roots: showing the Ideal Meanings
anil Various R;iiiiilioations of the Principal Hebrew
Radicals, I.oii., 18711, p. Svo. .'). liiblieal (Outlines; or.
The Distinctive Characteristics and .Mutual Relations of
the liuoks of the liible, &u., Lon., 1S7B, Svo. -t. Tlio
Closing Days of Christendom, aa foreshadowed in I'arii-
blo and Prophecy, Lon., lS71t, p. «vo; new ed., 18S3. |
6. Tlie Ministry of the lleautiful : the Christian Coin- j
panioii, Lon., 1881), p. Svo. j
Wale, Kev. Henry John, became a cavalry offi- j
cer, and served in India ISI.i-Jl, and in the Crimea i
lS5f-5"; graduated at Magdalene College, Cambridge, j
18(11 ; ordained I8(!l ; rector of Folksworth, Huntingdon-
shire, lSli.')-78; organizing secretary of the Society for
the Propagation of the (iipspel in the dioeeso of Roches-
ter since 1881. 1. Sword and Surplice; or, Thirty
Years' Reminiscences of the Army and the Church; an
Autobiograjihv, Lon., 1880, Svo.
" Mr. Wale tells the story of his military and clerical life
in a very pleasant and gooil-hiimunrwl way, I'ot with-
out occasional remarks that show Kood feeling and good
Bense." — s^jedatnr, liv. .'i7.
2. My tirandfather'a Pocket-liook, A.D. ITOl-UO,
Lon., 18"s:i, Svo.
Wair<ird,Cornelins, F.S.S., F.R.II.S., 1827-188.,,
b. at Witham. Kssex ; called to the bar at the Middle
Temple ISiiO, and practised as a legal advis^er on insur-
ance questions. He was a member of various learned
sueicties. 1. Decimal Coinage Familiarly Explained,
Lon., 1855, 8vo. 2. The Insuraneo (laide and Hand-
Boo k : being a Guide to the Principles and Practice of
Life Assurance, Lon., 181)7, Svo. :i. The Insurance
Cyclopiedia: being a Dictionary of Terms used in Con-
nection with the Theory and Practice of Insurance, a
Biographical Summary iif the Lives of those who have
contributed to the Devdopuient of In.-uraiue, .tc Lon.,
1S78, r. Svo. 4. Famines of tlio World. Past and Pres-
ent; being Two Papers read before the Statistical Society
of London, .tc, Lon., 18711, Svo.
"The doleful title of this volume should not deter the
serious reader who may tie inclined to glean historical
noticc^^ of mankind's experience of starvation. . . . .Mr.
Cornelius Walford has reprinted from the SiK-iety's Jour-
nal botii his own es.siivs upon this subject, and the report
of what his colleagues said after hearing each paper.
Their contents, when treated with a fresh analysis, will be
found to vicld a certain amount of aseful instruction."—
S(U. Hev., xlvlii. 270.
5. Deaths from Accident, Negligence, Violence, and
Misadventure, Lon., 1881, Svo. 0. Kings' Briefs; their
Purposes and History; a Paper, Lon., 1882, Svo. 7.
The Outline of a Scheme for a Dictionary of Periodical
Literature, Lon., Is8:i, Itlmo. S. Fairs, Past and Pres-
ent ; a Chapter in the History of t'oinmeroe, Lon., 18811.
" NotwitlistaiidiiiK the large" miis,scs of material that lie
ready at haiol. Ihc Imok before us and Mr. Henry Morley's
'Dartlioliiiiiew I'liir'are the sole worthy contribiilioiis to
the history of fail's that we can call to mind u.s existing in
our tongue."— .l(/i.. No. 2'JIJ.
!). Gilds; their Origin, Constitution, Objects, and
Later History, Lon., 1SS8, Svo. Posth.
Walfortl, Edith. Little Content, and other Stories,
Lon., 1871), IJiiio.
Walford, Kdward, M.A., {nnip, vol. iii., add.,]
became a convert to the Roman Catholic Church in I85;i,
returned >■-. the. CIum-cIi of Kn-.-land in ISfiO. and was
readmitted to the former Chnrch in 1871. 1. Juvenal,
("Ancient Classics for English Readers,") Lon., 1870, p.
Svo. 2. (Ed.) Speeches of Lord Erskine; with Life,
Lon., 1870, 2 vols. Svo. H. ,'Traiis.) .Juvenal's Satires
in English Prose, Edin., 1872, 12mo. 4. Louis Napoleon
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III., Bx-Einperor of the French; a Biograiihy, Lon.,
187:1, 12nio. 5. Talci of our Great Families, Lon., I877,
2 vols. or. Svo; Second Series, 1880, 2 vols. cr. Svo.
" For such a work to be of any value requires great cure
on the part of the compiler. It would seem that the iii-
illspeiisable care has 11. it been exercised In this ea.se."—
Alh., No. ■Ji)7'J.
ti. PleasMiit Days in Pleasant Places, Lon., 1878, p.
Svo J 3d ed., I8S.1. 7. Londoniana, Lon., 187U, 2 vols.
p. Svo.
"The render will be surprised to tlnd productions so
obviously cpbeineral preserved within the cuvtrsof a vol-
ume. II, however, the book hicks solidity, it <'iiii boast of
variety, and there is not one of the subjects trcalcd from
wliicli it may not be possible to glean some aiiiusemcnt."
—.Sjiecliiliir, Hi. IHC.
S. (Ell.) Percy's Reliqiies of Ancient English Poetry,
("The Lansdowne Poets.") Illust. Lon., ISSO, cr. Svo.
i). Holidays in Homo Counties, (" Rogue's Half-Hour
Vidnmcs,") Lon., 1880, p. Svo. 10. The Life and Politi-
cal Career of the Earl of Beaconsfield, Lon., 1S81, 12mo.
II. Tourist's (iuidc to Berkshire; with some Prelimi-
nary Remarks as to its Early History, Antiquities, Wor-
thies, Ac., Lon.. 1882, fp. Svo. 12. Tourist's (iuidc to
Essex, Lon., 1SS2, fp. Svo. 111. Ephemerides; or. The
Dayea of the Veare ISSll: an Aunliente Annuale, con-
taining many Curious Matters and a Kalcndar for 1883,
Lon., 1882, r. Svo. 14. Greater London: a .Narrative
of its History, its People, and its Places. Illust. Lon.,
18S;;-SI, 2 vols. cr. Svo.
" 111 these two volumes Mr. Walford bus gathered up
much Miitlireil iiiriirniiiliini wbicli it is convenient to
lirtve at luiiiil. . . . Helms given many interesting anee-
dotes of the dwellers in the ilill'erent places; but when he
comes to descrilic ibc pliices themselves we feel a eertaui
want of dclinite inriiniiaiiou. There is not that vivid de-
.scriptiou wbicli one expects from a personal iii.speetion. '
—Alli.i No. 3(110.
l;'i. The Pilgrim nt Homo, Lon., 188fi, 12mo. Hi.
Chapters from Family Chests. 1886, 2 vols. cr. Svo.
" Pretty nearly eve'rylhiiig 111 these two volumes may,
we take it, be found iu print already. Mr. Walford. how-
ever, has (lone well in collecling them."— Spfcta/or, Ix. 840.
17. Jubilee Memoir of Her Majesty (ji hui Victoria,
I, on., 1887, 12nio. See, also, 'TiioiiNUi uv, Gr:oi)GK
W.M.TKIl. 9ltltr't.
Wallord, Rev. Lancelot Charles, M.A., b.
IS43; graduated at Trinity College, Camliridge, 18ft,');
ordained 18fi7; rector of Bucklcshiim, Suffolk, lSt!!)-7o ;
vicar of Christ Church, Tunbridge Wells, 1875-86, and
since then vicar of St. Saviour's, Upper Chel.-ea. I.
Four Sermons preached in Christ Church, Tunbridge
Wells, Lon., 1875, 12nio. 2. Seleclions from the Book
of Common Prayer, Lon., 1875, Kimo. 3. Work, and
other Sermons preached in Christ Church, Tunbridge
Wells, Lon., 1881, ISnio.
Walford, Mrs. Lucy Bethia, b. 1846, in Scot-
land ; daughter of John Colquhoun, author of The Moor
and the Loch, {q. >■., aitlr, vol. i.,1 and grand-dau,-';hter
of Sir James Colquhoun, third Baronet, and of Janet,
Lady Colquhoun, {7. v., aiilr, vol. i,;) married, 18119, to
Alfred Sanders Walford, of Cranbrook Hall. Ilford, Es-
sex. She has contributed to Blackwood's Magazine and
other periodicals. I. The Merchant's Sermon, and other
; Stories, Edin., 1870, ISnio. 2. Mr. Smith; a Part of his
Life, Edin. and Lon.. 1874, 2 vols. p. Svo ; new ed., 1875,
1 vol.
" We never knew a ease of a hero of whose life «n
ei|ually small part was ttdd. . . . There is not a little merit
in the story. It is a pity, however, that there is so uuu li
vulgarity and villaiiy to "Uthalance It. The villain is a
very dull one, and, though the vulgar jn'ople arc oUcu
drawn with a goisl deal of cleverness, Wc get us liearlil>
weary "f them as «e should were we to nuci them iu iviil
life."— .8(1'. Hev., xxxviii. 614.
3. Pauline, Edin., 1877, 2 vols. p. Svo; 5th ed., niH
new ed.. 1S85. 4. Cousins, Kdin., 1870, 3 vols. cr. *\<«i;
new ed., 18S5. .'). Troub-Vioiue Daughters, Edin., ISSo,
3 vols. p. Svo; new ed., ts85. 6. Dick Netheiby, Edin.,
'• 1881, cr. Svo; new wi, 1885. 7. Nan, an4 other Storie-,
I Ellin., 1884,, 2 voht. cr. Svo. 8. The Baby's GraudWMJther,
; Edin., 1884, S vols. p. Svo.
"More dilVu^c than Mrs. Walford's former biwks. . . .
I The heroine is a clmrming creitioii. and as original as she
Is charming."—. U/i.. No. oix;.-,.
" In its way a work of genius. It is too long."— .^yicc/utor
i Ivli. UO'.l.
! <i, The History "f <', W>»k, Kdin.. issft. n, Svo. 10.
I Cheerful Christianity ; Brief Essays dealing with the
j Lesser Beauties and Blemishes of the Christian Life,
1 Lon., ISsfi, 12nio. 11. Four Hiographies from "Black-
1 wo(,d;" Jane Taylor, Elizabeth Fry, Hannah More, an I
I Mary Souierville, Lon. and Edin., 1888, p. Svo. 12. V
ing."— .S;lccM'"r
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MblO Chilli, Loil ISSS nr a
1.011., I8,S8, or. 8v„ ""' ''''"'■ ""'' "H'er ••^torics,
llH' IVHi,une„turv <1 .n nu , ' h' ''","■• I'^'^". Hvo. 2.
(••A^MIaryIt|,,Kn,-|,i.i,-.;' I,, h''" '*"" ^''*" "''"•.
"His ,.„nin,,.„is , „ III,' 1 ,,, ■; , "■ "'• '"'■"•
WAL
T.,_.-7,™ '' •' I'"'"' '^'■- **'•"• Ana see Ab„v, j.
I. Trciiliso on the Practice
Wiilker.Ciilviii H.
"f the I'ciisiun lin
A
'i-"!^:^Strif"i'^v''' '15'' ••''"'■'"■'•» '«
•N'"iiic' of Jesus :%''•,:,.,, -..A''^' '■'■'■■>• .''f "'o H.Iy
Walker, A:"^;'T,.;;:'r'/;'^'"r' ""^■
Walker, Alhprr i c
Iilack,,.„ith' !,/"?"• ....'; ;>"'"'' I'iek, the Village
ispels,
-N'. York,
'!'« English Chu r,,," s,r,).""""'i' ,^'""b^" of
"f the Churrh: « I, ,l,,i,' ,'''"'"■ '• J I'o ."erviee.s
file I'se „f Ihe III, !,,"'"' '""•^•'i""" "eeording t„
Pile,l from ,1,,, •' n i / '''"I"'''"';'" "'' ''''''''■^ ^ ^•'""-
"""•r .^ourecs: lor " > ,!,./'',",'""" *""" ""■'
IheAIanne -v.- ■_■-'":;'';.« Hand-liuok :
Otlcylsrr; IJ number,:, |,i„„
Walker, Vllurt II i tn
"nity : the I'lcee,.'/ u'l Ooe hI '' /'''"■^''^ ^'hristi-
■Mark, Luke, «n,l r,, ,"'•■'';?''■■'''••''"' ''^'''"''c^v,
.■mal,/.ed and arran' .^i ,, "'^f^'^.y.''-''" Christ
ISS2, 10„,o. 2. Te^t. i ok of .? "' ^^''''J'-'''''-'. ^' Vork
"'.^s;ato.„fA,u:rj;;:^'^::;'^-j;^^-.„fthe
'i»^J' rh^^:;:^;;:^;;?.'::!!;'- "f -le v:;.titute or
for the Voung UaX • ' r a ' .'" '""'"'^^'"'^ "«l|>
"•^•M, l2mo """""rs or Aeeountants' Clerk, !,„„'
W^'_ ii. _ . - _ *'
ii>:!'l's;i?"^:'"'"'"«^»" " -«'-J m .l.e Dalani^-Dui;:
Walker, C'linrlpR it i>-
tlieClraduat'es a," f^- ,e"',„. '"K^"!''"-;" Sketches of
■■titule who fell durin, ,1 W ^ !'"""" M'litar.v fn-
I'liila., 1875, Kvo*" ^^'"^ ^'^'"""•■n the States,
W'alker. Alfrpil it
1^8, 8vo. 2 l|i,?,s to lir'^'""'™" r^^'v; 7thcd., Itet
>f. r\,rk, 18-S, !;.!;;,': '" ^^''""•'" "" "'^' ^aro of Property,'
;< vols. er. Svo. ;f T u ■ ir , ' •/ '^"'■'^'' '"'"- l«"
^'O- ■•. Hollywood, 'U, ■' ,s^; '".; .7- '-^■'*. ■■' vols, cr! ,
R.™i Uves. a X„v,.,, I.,;;,.; is;; V olf ,71.'- ^''° l'™'V=«^or'';n".^:i"Th™!™i" ,'lf'- "■'"'"■" S|"'rrow:b.i; •
i'K.V|'t a.s a Hvulth W..„., ■ J. "P.;>.„«o<-hai«|,ton. I. | ,, .^.^^^' ^ ' '• '-mo. 4. Sorrowing not without Uooe
Novel.
teiiialic divipity an,Uo ile'tinr ""'"„[" of<''.so.- of .sys'.
"'illiain Duval, Civ Mi' V .""'e''"l'''.V "^ K^n'.
".i Corre. pon I'c^nce ; r',v ■"■''"'r'^' '''*• '■
.„,.. .._ ., ' .... "•■"01 'ill. H ilhani Sparrow, D.D,,
Lif,
[•;K.V|.t a.s a, Hr.Uk%Zn ^Z ""J «oc,,,,„,„„„. ,
*^- ^rtknr. ,. The Rifle: ',,« rhoory „„d
'1 c<l., Lon., 18(15.
I'raetiecl^estiiii
' Nature, Lyn,
l2ino
^^^^l^^^u:^^f'Zi''^^-'--^
-■ -""lire, uon, sT' r'liii, ' """■> inoo
r ^'^'■'I'^r^i^!:- *^«-^«''. The Cor
'mer,i?.[i;.n°J Pol ^'^Ir:'.:^""'','- "'^ " '''"'"-
.o.uonts of ChrstL vA^^ H n""" "'"' "'"««-
'"vs, Lon., ISSO n s !, '• ""-' '''"•"-'''""ion of the
Wnikor i»„..V_ ■
^5i:-t'^»i?^.,-i -:;;-,-«;
lament .'<ubjcots.
i«r;i, 12010.
Walker, EUuard D"-"'--
3": e,i.l„r of the Co.wnonoliian'Xf'."' f"''"'"^*"' ""out
tion: a Study of ForgottW Tr? ^^'".f'"'""- «"nearna-
Wa"'eM'. Briekw..;.:,
'^ ^. *vviiiearni
Host., 1S8S, I2nio.
optical Treatise em-
mciples of Bricklay.
»o; 2ded., cnl., 1885.
•ynAmo-Building, for
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Wnlkcr, II. I«. Adams-. (Tmn-.i Wmimn in
tho I'nal, I'roiiit, una Kuliiif, by Augui't Ucbil, l.un.,
WnlktT, II«Miry, VM.r*. 1. Saturday Aftornnon
Kuinlilr- i-iin.l l.'iiHliiii: Hnriil nml <ieoli>|{ienl, Um..
ls7l, hv ' •-' llii' <llivciiil lliiltn uf Jluxwull mil unci
I'incll.y. Miiii ami llhi^t. l.cii., iNT t, Hvn.
^\iilkrr, llciiry H. 1. Tlic ('(iinCMlif Iluiimiiu-,
mill ilH Autliiir: with 'l'iiiii«lutioiis I'luiii the Kri'iu'b
of liukftf, l.oii,, 1S7SI, cr. X\«: IR'W o.l., IHSl. 2. Tbo
I'ni.lice (111 SiKniiiK JiidKuii'nt in tlii' lllnh Court of
.lii>tic'e, I-on., iNTli, p. ^vo.
Walktir, Ilfiiry IN., [iml'; vol. iii., aiM.) (l'..l.i
Mii'bigiin iiii'l il^ liisiincos: Sketi'lic' of tbi- (irowlb
,,, ■; 'i'r„7, ,ril,..,l 1 ,.i,l,l.iiiliTii of Ibu Stiilf, it:* Inilur'Irii'S, I'roduolion-', iin.l u Hfviow
(■Ii,.r,u.|c.r« ol 1 „,l,..,.nb,.,| lA,,i.|..pt. ra ^ oj^ !;';^,^_^^,_.;, Cbnn.elc.,i»lic» as a llo.ri,. ; U cJ., han-
Wnlker, FriincU, F.I-.f., ["«(', ""1. lil.,»dJ.] •
Ll-I nf thi' Siicc'iiiiciii' of lloiiiniiti'roiiii FnicctH In tbe Tol-
Icotioiiof tbu l!riti.-h Mus.uiu, l.on., IS^-iO-SS, 1 iinrtu and
Miplili'niiMit, IJiiio. 2. l.iKt of lliu S|pei'iiiicn:. of U'Jii-
do iKTou:< In^'Oi'tn in tbe Oilliition of tbe Unti-b Mil-
KCUin, I-on„ IsM-tltl, ;tS |miiIs 12ino. 3. List of liriti^-b
KuiiUxolitcni, Oilboplcni. 'llijMnnoptora, iiml lleiuip-
tiTii, l.oii., ISilli, llo. I. CiiliiloKUu o( Ibti Spi'i'iiiu'ii- of
Iliii'iipliTn llctiToptcni ill tbe ('ollfi'tioii of tbu llriti.-b
Mii.-.'uni. l.on., |Sll7-7:i, '.I piirts Hvo. .>. fntiiloi^ue ol
till! ,»p(Tiin>>iia of lllaltiiriic in tin- Collection "i tbo lintinb
Miisioiin, l.on., 1>(1-*, Svo. ti. CatiUoBuc of tbo .><ppt'i-
liu'iis of l)eriiia|itcra S.illaloiia, and Pnpplciiii'nt to llio
lilattaria-, in tbe ColU-.'lion of tbe BiiiiKb .Mmiuni, 1 -•
ISfi'.i, svo. 7. Cbaraflorw of I'ndi'siTilu'd l.i'pidop
llfleiofiTa, l.on., Is7n, Svo. s. List of C.li'opti'ni col-
Uriel by .). K. Lord in K|,'ypt : witb Cbanictt'r- "f t_n-
de«'ribcd Spci'ic , l.on,. IsVl, svo. H. A I.i>t ol lly-
monoptfia collo,.i,d by ,1. K. Lord in Kj;.vpt, in tbe
.Nci!?lil>"iirbood of ibf Kwl Sea, and in Arabia: with
Leseriptionr: of tbo Now .^pooics, l.on., 1^71, Svo. 10.
Notes on Cbaloi.lida', Lon., ls7l-72, 7 partn, 8vo. 11.
Note:: on IMptora and List of ,'Spc<'ica. lirst .Serios.
Lon.. IS7I, Svo. 12. Transbilion of Synoptioal Ar-
riiii),'oiiient.t of joiiio Kuropoan Fainilioa and Ooncra of
llviooiioptera, Lon., IS74, Svo. , i r.
Walker, rrnntis Aiiiasn, A.M., I'b.D., LL.l).,
b. Islii. in lioston: tcrailualcd at .Ainborst Collego ISliO;
sorvoil in tbe civil war; ooinnii.'<HoiKr (pf Indian affairs
IS71-72: professor of political oconoiiiy and lii.-tory in
tho Slioffiold ,*cionlilic Scbnol, Yale, IS7:t-Sl, and i-inoe
thou prosidont of the .Massaelui.-.elts Institute of Toeb-
nolou'v ; superiiil.'iiilont cd' tbo .Ninth Consu.s IS7II-72,
and'of tho Tenib Consus 1S7',I-S1. 1. Tbe Indian
yuostion. lio.st., |S71, T-'ino. 2. Tbo Wa«ea tjiiostion ;
a Troati.se on Wages ami tbe Wages Class, N. York,
l?7li. Sr
sing, iss::, svo.
>Valk(-r, Horace F.atoii. Tho Lii.ly of DarJalc,
and other I'ooiiis. Maii.liostor, N.II., IS87, 12ino.
Ualkcr, .Mrs. I. I'bo Itosl Altuinod : In Jlomoriani
J. Itobortsoii, .M.l).. Ki'lso. Kdiii., IS77, Svo.
Ualkcr, J. Tbo llanily liook of Objoot Lessons ;
from a Teaolier'.s Noto-liouk, l.on., 1S74-75, two series,
Walker, J. Address to Believers of tbe t.ospel ol
Christ, Lon., Is77, p. Svo.
Walker, J. Knglnnd's Naval and Military W eak-
noss, Lon., IsSl, 12nio.
W alker, J. Tbo Theory and I'se of a Physical Bai-
anoo. Lon., ls-7, Svo.
Walker, J. Hubert and Eraineline, Poems on
Naturo, ami otber Poems, l.on., ISSS, fp. Svo.
Walker, J. U. Cbarloy Ashley; or. The Adven-
tures «f nil (111. ban Hoy, l.on., I^7», 12iuo.
W alker, J. II. .\ I'ow Knots and Suggestions on
Mor.ov, Trade, and l!;iiiUing, Host., Iss2, l2ino.
Walker, Kev. James, of t'arnwatb. 1. Tbu
.'Mr'walker shows a dooide.1 bias toward tbe labor side I Union Quostion an<l tbo Minority of tbe Last Asscnibly
of tho^i iSi solhat ,11 Iboir rolatioiis to bin. the labor i Kdin., IsOS, Svo. 2. The '1 boology and 1 bo, lof;iani
advooalos may \,v ocioiiarod to a lilinaiit who liius lor the „f .«i.otland, diiolly ol the ,s-cyontoonlb ami I'.iglili'ontl
tirst time fouiid an advooate to pre.seiit tbe strong points ^'enturios, (Cunningbain l.ootnros,) Kdin.. IS72, Svo.
of ills case."— .V(i^/"», x.\iii. 1
:;. Money, N. York, IS7S, Svo.
■•'fbo most notioeable foiiliire of Profos.sor Walkor''
work is tbo tone of judicial impnrlialiiy witb wli d .
treat.- a subjoot In wlnoh ovory man who knows, or H-
bo kiMWs, anytbiiii,' about it lools it almost a duty to ■ ■. ;>
some soiiso a iiurtisau."— .Viid'im, x.xvi. 241. _ ^
1. Tho World's Fair, Philadelphia. IS7<1; a (■.. j^iI
Aoooiinl. X. York. I.S78, Itinio. 5. Money in <■ <■•■•■■■
tiiin to Tra.le and Industry, N. York, IST'.i, l2iuo.
"The work does not at all correspond to our idea..i ;.
svstomatii' doyelopiiioiit of tbe siibjcot. . . . The idiaptc..--
oV noist iiilerosl and value arc those wliioli treat ol the
relations of tho proidoiis meUils to values, inolndiiig the
nniltipU" tomlor, and tbe oH'ccls of metallic contraction
and inllatioii."— .V(i(/"", .'(xix. 1!»7.
(i. Land and its Kent, Host., IS.SIl, 16ino. 7. Political
Economy, ("American Science" Ser.,) N. York, 18s:i,
12mo. S. A History of the Second Army Corps in tbe
Army of tbe Potomac, N. York, LSSti, Svo. lb Tbo
Manual Laboring Class; [also] Mine Labor in tbo
Hocking Valley, by K. W. Bemis, ,tc., Ball., 1S8S, Svo.
Also, many volumes of Reports and other official docu-
uienls.
Walker, <;. Prayers and Hymns for Morning and
Evening. Kdin., I87«, 12ino.
intli
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Wnlker, Kev. James, Baptist mini-tor. Phases
of Boliof. Lon.. 1S7:!.
W oiker, James. Tbe National Inboritanco, Lon.,
■■ 74, Svo.
Aalker, Rev. James, I>.1)., LL.D.. [nac-. vol.
.,t , eigbtb of the name, add.,] 17'.M-I^74. Faith,
i. ason. and Uiity : Sorinuns, Host., I87«, sq. 12mo.
Walker, Janies, F.U.II.S. Hall and Cottage, [a
lale,] Miincboster, Issil, cr. Svo.
Walker, James. The King's Realm, and other
Poems, l.on,, Issl, p. Svo.
Walker, Ilev. James Barr, D.D.. [oute. vol. in.,
add.,] 1S0O-1SS7, b. in Philadelphia; graduated at tbe
Western Ueservc College, Ohio, ISIil ; became a Presby-
terian minister in 1841. I. Poetry of Reason and Con-
fcionoe : Immortality ami Worth cd' tbe Soul. Ton Scones
in tbe Life of a Lady of Fashion, and .Miscellaneous
Pieces, Cbio.. 1871, 12mo. 2. Experiences of Pioneer
Life in tbe Early Settlements ami Cities of tbe West,
Chic, I8S1, 12mo.
Walker, James liryant. Ohio iJigest : con-
taining all reported Ohio Cases to the Year 1S75, 187i.
8vo.
Walker, James Douglas, M.A., b. 1811;gradu-
W alker, G. P. .Scriptural View of Baptism and ' ated at rniversity College, Oxford, Isii.i; callcil to the
other Religions Observances, l.on., 1S70, Svo. ' bar at Lincoln's Inn ls06; a commissi..iior ol supply
Walker, (Jeorge, IS2I-1SSS, b. at Peterborough, | for Aberdeenshire. A Treatise on Banking Law, Lon.,
N II.; «radiiatod at Harvard La\f School 1S45; prac- i 1877, Svo; 2d ed., ISSa. . „ . , , ,
tisod law in Sjiringfiold for many years; was sent to Walker, Kev. James Kdward.M. A., graduated
Europe by tho government on confiilential inission.s in at Corpus Cbristi College,^ O.xford, IS
Isil.j anil" 1879; consul-general at Paris IS8U-87
1.
(Trans.) Bi-Motallic Money, by F^mile do Lavebiyo, N.
York, 1877, Svo. 2. (Trans.) is'ew Tendencies of Polit-
ical Economy, by Emile de I.avelayo: witb Appendix
containing Kcmark.s at tlie Adam Smith Centenary in
London, N. York, 187'.t, 12mo.
Walker, tieorgc. Motbodistic Ritualism; or, A
F'ew Thoughts on the Methodism of To-L)ay. By an
Old-Fashioned .Methodist, l.on., I8Sj, Svo.
Walker, (ieorge Edward, F.U.C.S., surgeon to | Records, Oxf., 1SS5, Svo,
was orilaineii
in tho'Cburcb of England, and was some time vicar in
('bollonham ; afterwards a minister of the Scotch Church
in Cheltenham. 1. Sacerdotalia : tbe Iligb-Priest ol
Israel a Type of Christ : being an Abstract of Sermon'
delivered "in tbe Church of Scotland, Cbeltonham, Lon,.
1881, Svo. 2. The Death of Aaron, and tbe Hidden
(irave of .Moses, Lon., 1887, cr. Svo.
Walker, James Manders. The History of tbo
Oxford University Chess Club, compiled from the Club
St. (Jeurgo's'Eye and Eisr Hospital, .to. . Liverpool. Es-
says in Oiihtbalmology, Lon., 18711, p. Svo,
Walker, tJeorge Kalph. Coming Home ; or,
Sitbors to (irind : a Fireside Story, Lim., IS?:',, p. Svo.
Walker, Gertrude, and Jeuks, Harriet S.
Songs and Games for Little Ones, Host., ISS8.
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Walker, Jerome, M.O, 1, How we raised our
Baby : with an Introduction by tbe Author of " Uelens
Babies," N. York, 1S77. .sq. IKino. Anon. 2. The FirH
Baby : his Trials and tbe Trials of bis Parents, N. York,
issi, 12ino. :i. Health Lessons: a Primary Book, -N.
York, 1887, 12ino.
Iipritanco, Lon.
aim, nnJ other
Walk , John.
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mori.1 Of „„ Mnpc,rt«,:i'S!^;;.;;ri!.sji.^;^^;:;M::i;-'^-.
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■■"^i- the p.,.u,lony„,eof t1 ^H^g, 7' "'-■''-" •""'ii.hecl
fessor of clra'v 4re,U ;^,^ J "d H '"f' '''.^'''- ' " l"""
"rt. I. Lessons on An 1 ami V '"''"*' ' ''"''' "»
r.»n,l.cape. Lon., I,s7(l s.o \':^'"''M;' m>'>od to
ish Land,.cape -a Work fl^s. > '•'"•^■~ 'reesof IJrit-
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Walker, P.M. i.>i„', \v
'oe and Erin's Weal; or,
Ii-,.l..„ 1 • • '•""■■* "oe and I
Inland a. she ,., ha.s been, and u,|ght be : a Poem, im,
»>aiker, II. The Two Threes- Tl f't \tT 1
l-nUrnl 8ea: II,.,iday Note.. Lo",',';^'; -o ^'
ti,"^!^;''::', .•««;"'>•. The Organi^atio,;"of ..oeie.
M'Bll-er K^ "r 'w l^ C"»»Mered, Lon.. |,s7I,Svo.
'"t^e'l;:::;^«^;^:^-;f^.;U..I|., graduated
Seottish E|dsoopal Clm d IS(2 1 ' '"-'i""""! in the
musk since isil 1 {t '?'2; incumbent of M„ny.
Alexnnde ,Jo|,, ■ u "7 "^ !'" '"K'" ««verend
I.^:'. 12,„o. Tnon''-'^^;',, "'3 "s^^'T,^}'"'^""'
Skinnc;,"M.A'- o 'Tintirt" ''""^^ "''.""= ""■• ''^^^
tloen Aithoi o ■ • t m ' ^""'''""le, Doan of Aber-
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(Ill tluMvliolu Mr \Vh uwi''-'^-' "'."'''^ "f rtlerniaii. .'*'
mimbl., onfall la car.^n;,l^'"«™P'^ i^ an Vd-
-S/JCdator.M 11-3 '"'^ '""J >-'xeciiteii as it is admirable/'
4. The Life and' Time.'! of John Sk^.n-.- v 1
Abcr.leon, and Primus of tho o ..• C'^^'^i i^ishop of
Aberdeen! I."s7 "^ ""^ ^"""'*'' Kjiiscopal Chiiroh,
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(See Dahwin, C. R., tupra.) llo differs, however, from
Darwin in nsoribing tlie doveloimient of the mental and
moral faculties of man to a pioeess distinct from that of
iihysical evolution. Like Professor Croolies and some
other scientists, he is a believer in " Siiiritualisni." In
recent years he has advocated a scheme for the national-
at Exeter College, Oxford, IHTl ; called to the bar at | ization of land and become the president of a society
Lincoln's Inn lS7:f. 1. The Partition Acts, IsfiS and ! for the promotion of this object. He v,as ""ardcd the
1S78: a Manual of the 1-aw of Partition, Lon., lS7(i, | royal medal of the Royal Society in IW,^ and the gold
8vo; 2d cd., eiil., 1H82. 2. A Compendium of the l.aw
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Globe by Proofs of Periodical Changes of the Earth's
Ax\f, Ac., Lon., 1871, p. 8vo.
Walker, Willinm t'arey. History of the Eigh-
teenth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers in the War for
the Union. Illust. Norwich, Conn., 1S85, sq. Svo.
Walker, William Gregory, b. 18J1I; graduated
relating to Executors and Administrators, Lon., 1.HS0, Hvo.
With Ei.c.001), EiuiAR.I., K.C.L.. M.A., A Compendium
of the Law relating to the Administration of '.he Estates
of Deceased Persons; 2d ed., Lon., 188S.
Walker, Williston. On the Increase of Royal
Power in France under Philip Augustus, 1179-122:!:
Dissertation, Leipsic, 1888, 8vo.
Wall, A. Condemned to Death, Lon., 1887, p. 8vo.
Wall, A. II. Fifty Years of a (Jood Queen's Reign,
Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Wall, A. J. Indian Snake Poisons: their Nature
and Effects, Lon., 1883, cr. 8vo.
Wall, Annie. 1. (Trans.) Is Lying Easy ? a Corn-
medal of the Geographical Society of Paris in 1870. Ho
is an ocoosional contributor to leading periodicals. 1.
The Scientific .Aspects of the Supernatural : indicating
the Desirableness of an Experimental Enquiry by Men
of Science into 'he Alleged Powers of Clairvoyants
and Mediums, Lon., ISIifi, Svo. 2. Contributions to the
Theory of Natural Selection : a Series of Essays, Lim.,
1870, p. Svo: 2d cd., with corrections and additions,
1871. 3. On Miracles ami Modern Spiritualism : Three
Essays, Lon., 1S75, p. Svo; 2d ed., 1S81.
" Mr. Wallace by iin means confines himself to the
spiritualistic plienoiiu'iia \vlii<Oi have occurred under hi»
own obs<irvatloii or in our own time, but slretclics Ins hy-
pothesis ill a nuist ela.'-tic liisliion to all the <icciiricnccs in
ancient and nicdia-val history which have over Ijecii re-
Mr. Crookcs |" Kcscarclics in
edy; from the German of II. Benedix, St. Louis, Mo., I puled to be >*'n'eriNUural Mr (rook^^^^^
IsU 16mo. 2. Outlines of English History, St. Uuis, : il:^,;;i-y;Soi;™a^oSh his ^ifeycsand'a"
1880, 12ino. 3. Sordello s Story retold in Prose, Uost., : ij„f„^. witness, but equally pu/zles the uninitiated reader
1886, 121110.
Wall, Caleb A. Reminisconoes of Worcester, His-
torical and Genealogical. Map and Illust. Worcester,
Mass., 1877, Svo.
Wall, Charles II6ron-. 1. (Trans.) The Works
of Moliiire in English Prose, Lon., 1876-77, 3 vols. cr.
Svo. 2. The Student's French (Jrammar: with an Intro-
duction by E. Littre, Lon., 1878. 3. Practical Grammar
of the Portuguese Language, Lon., 1882, cr. Svo.
Wall, Kdward Cant-, son of George Favell Cant ;
assumed the additional surname of iVall ; called to the
bar at Gray's Inn 1876. Ireland under the Land Act :
Letters to the " Standard," Lon. 1882, or. Svo.
Wall, Grorge, F.L.S., P.R.A.S. 1. Go id and Evil
in their Rclmion to the Dispensation of Providence,
Lon., ISSfi, p. Svo. 2. The Natural Hittory of Thought
In its Practical Aspects, from its Origin in Infancy, Lon.,
1887, Svo.
" Attention has of late years been drawn to the genesis
and development of thought, both in this country niul
America. '1 he subject has u twofold interest,— speculative
and practieiil. It is the latter which .Mr. Wall cliiclly deals
■with ill til's very able and interesting work."— .-Icuit.,
xxxiv. '."21.
Wall, Rev. George William, M.A., graduated
at St. Edmund Hall, Oxford. 1846; ordained 1847; per-
petual curate of liurnside, Westmoreland, 18,00-69, and
since then vicar of Uickcrstiiffe. I. The Student's
Prayer-Book ; being Notes, Historical and Explanatory,
on the Book of Common Prayer, Lon., 1870, 12moi 2d
ed., 1883. 2. The Student's Proper Psalms for Certain
Days, Lon., I8S4, 12mo.
Wallace, Rev. Adam, [ntite, vol. iii., mid.] 1.
A Modern Pentecost, Phila., 1872, Hvo. 2. The Earnest
Minister : a Biography of It. V. Lawrence, Phila , 1873,
12m«.
Wallace, Rrv. Alexander, D.D., [nnte, vol. iii.,
Wallace, Rkv. ALKXANOKFi.and Wallace, ALEXANnEii,
add.] 1. The Desert and the Holy Land. Illust. Eilin.,
1S68; 2d ed., 1S82, p. Svo. 2. Sketches of Life and
Character, Glasgow, 1809, p. Svo: new ed., 1872. 3.
The Gloaming of Life: a Memoir of .Tames Stirling,
Glasgow, 187a, p. Svo. 4. The Clouds of the Bible:
Sermons, Glasgow, 1878, p. Svo. 5. One from the Ranks :
a Life Story, Glasgow, 1878, 12iuo. 6. The Model Life,
and other Discourses, (ihisgow, I87C, p. Svo.
Wallace, Alexander, M.D., .M.R.C.P., b. 1829;
graduated at Trinity Cidlege, Oxford, I8.i2; consulting
physician to the Essex and Colchester Hospital. Notes
on Lilies and their Culture ; 2d ed., Lon., 1879, Svo.
Wallace, All'red Russell, K.K.S., F.R.O.S.,
D.C.L., [f(ii(c, vol. iii., add.,] b. at Usk, Monmouthshire;
was educated as an architect and surveyor, but gave up
this profession in ordor to devote himself to scientific re-
search. He has made several extensive tours with tho
view of studyina the flora and fauna of different regions,
including South America, the Malay Archipelago, Aus-
tralia, Ac. The course of these investigations led him
to abandon the belief in an original creation of distinct
species of animals, and to formulate a theory of evolu-
tion substantially tho same as that which Darwin was
then engaged in working out but had not yetannounoed.
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by the suddenness of the leuji which he takes Ironi llie
simple plieiiomena of niediunislilp to the nio.'-t advanced
instances of what is eulled in the spiritual jargon ' ma-
terialization,' imssiiiE at the same time fr' ni the attituilo
of a scientific^ Bcei>ti'c to that of a religious enthusiast. —
Acad., viii. fi'22.
4. Tho Geograjihical Distribution of Animals; with
Study of the Relations of Living and Extintt Faunas,
1 elucidating the Past Changes of tho Earth's Surface,
1S76. 2 vols. Svo.
It has been the aim of Mr. Wallace, in this important
workof M-ieiitifie descriitiiMi iiii(i classification, to set fortli
a scheme of ' );e( t;iapliical zoology' with reference to the
origin of species, as Hflccted by past or present conditions
of the different terreslrial regions. A corresponding stmy
is tliat of ' zoological geogrniihy,' which is here previously
treated of . . . He finds reason to believe ilmt the ninjii-
laiid of Europe and Asia, and likewise of North Amcrila,
existing as land from before the earliest of the ■fertiury
periods, constituted the area in which alone the nicecs-
sive Ivpes 01 vertebrate animal struciure were oriKiniilly
produced. . . . We are griitilicil by the masterly skill with
which Mr. Wallace bus mMi>luillcd an immense number
and complex variety of facts info his detailed exis.silion
of a threefold argument, dealing with cliissifivd zool „'y,
with piiUcimtology, uiid with physical geography, in sup-
port of bis ideas. . . . Mr. Wallaces labours cannot fail to
be highlv useful, and w littt he shows us is not less deli^lit-
ful, apart f'rcmi its value as a contribution to the 'Dar-
winian' theory."— 6'a(. Ucv., xlii. 172.
5. Tropical Nature, and other Essays, Lon., 1878, Svo.
" The first four |es.«nvs] contain vivid descriptions of the
principal aspects of ■ tropical Nature.' while the remainder
are more or less devoted to llie flieorv of evolution, and to
the explanafions which it oilers of the causes and origin
of the said phenomena."— ^Icoif., xiv. 91.
6. (Ed.) Australasia: with Ethnological Appendix by
A. II. Kcane, (" Stanford's Compendium of Geography
and Travel,'') based on Hellwald's "Die Erde,' Lon.,
1879, cr. 8vo: 3d ed., 1883.
'The original German work has .supplied only a tenth
of the matter of the volume. For the majority of the rest
it is indebted to Mr. Wallace. Mr. A. H. Keane has. how-
ever, snpplii'd a valuable etlinograiihical appendix."— .'<(((.
Itei'., xlvii. 8U0.
7. Island Life ; or. The Phenomena and Causes of
Insular I'liuniis and Floras, including a Revision and
Attempted Solution of the Problem of Geological Cli-
mates, Lon., 1880, Svo.
"Mr. Wallace has entitled himself f<ilx> called the father
of the new science of zoologli'ul geography, showing that
we have in the present distribution of living things over
the earth's sorface a key to the problem of the most uii-
eieiit relations of land and water, . . . For this study
islands posses*, as he iMiinLs out, special advantages, since
Ihev have a restricted area and delliiilc boundaries, and
their geographical and geological limits, as a rule, com-
cide."— .svi(. ker., 1. 676.
" The work throughout aboniids with inleresf. and even
the facts themselves with which it is richly stored would
be of high value without the theories wliicli they enforce
and Illustrate. ... It may bo read with equal pleasure by
thosowhoare already acquainted with the general prin-
ciples of dlstribiilion. and by th'ise who w!»h Ibr Ibe lirsi
time to learn something about modern biological geog-
raphy. "—/1(A., No. '2767.
S. Ishinils, lis illustrating the Laws of the Geograph-
ical Distribution of Animals, (" Science Lectures for the
ieople,") Lon., 1880. 9. Land Nationalization ; its
Necessity and its Aims: being a (.'omporison of the
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lionahle in style,"-.svi/. /in:, Ixlii ''"^^
has:VMlH.hUnch'i.hr!;s.'/^,T''' '"'"''•"« "' "-" "'Pi'". H
whii,. , i"' ;■ ; "" "' l^fuok^'ille, Franklin
.1,,. M ■' " '"" »'"''t'nt 'crvcij as a volunteer in
Mov,ea„ war; „d.ni„ed to ,.„ bar iS487 80";" n
•oln^t. "■■' "'"' ""' IToiuoted uiajor-gonerul r tie
bad an ,,,^^^ >;«> ^^i^^l'^^-^-^t -^
..,.rii,...i „. .V.^ . ,"'^' .'.^ f^Kleiit: Mexieaii palaces are de
mmmmmsmmmm
•'Tl^o*^^iln!"' /','." *;8yP.'i"n Question,' L.n., ISS;i, Sv„
<t''.:-":-d'itS,T;..:r.triiL"o«'-^'^-"-
c«S'i^:;:i«rri.^!:;^,^'oi?:;^--'-^t-;;t
.irews and at Lincoln College, Oxford, ,vrriie«;„"du'
roiH 18S1 It!' "'".""'' ''b>-'"-i''n. '"tor, dean, an,l,
wrli- . ' ^'?''.-P''"*»st- Ho contribiilcd larwlv to
periodicals, writing for several years all the S ™l
Kal notices for the \Vestnu„,i,,r Hevlew. (^u no 'of
Wallace, EUuiii R. Descriptive Guide to the
Adirondacks, and iland-liook of iravols to Saratoga
'^'i;' W'^' '^'""'' ^"' «'!•. ro*-". If<7fi
r..nh **»' »^"e"'ie. Jr. The Amateur Photog-
r. .her : a Alanual of I'hologrnphio Manipulation „th
""'"■•> 1884, 12mo; :i(l ed., 188S
n„,f '!?''"' F»-e«tericU T. " Men m,d Events of
Halt a Century, Cleveland, 1882, 8vo.
iiiaddTf'rT '■'*•'! iWn«well, Lady, [„„«., vol.
ia- f.„;-' >l '''""'•' Alexandra Feodorowna, of Rus-
.>oi8. 8vo. 2. (Irans.) A (ierman Peasant Romance-
Ella and her Vulture, by Wilhelmina von Uiller^ Lon j
hav:^';;;.^;!-^;:^"''«''^;^{jaTisioH;:ar',i;;^^i!; ,hat we
[B^. V^heL;^:;^/^:;.^;:-i,N;jork,i88«,
Ufe'of "i. ■*• T^"^" "/ """"'" l^"^^" "">■"«'"'! [also] the
'n.^;if';^'^;^^!'!!f^^ii^-^«!?'-;,;ttS"rr
king's Royal, Rifle Corps, formerly the Sixty-Second ,^r
K r Churcif m„ ""^ert, pastor of Cathcart Road
f ,„ • ^""""' ."l»«Kow. The Doctrines of I'redes. aa-
tion Reprobatim,. and Election, Edin., 188(1, 12,„o
rur 1" Sv^n^rV'"'^'"" "' "«"™l""« and
luiai economy in the Iniversty of EdinburL'h nml
formerly professor of agriculture Z the Col![^'e „'l'cir"e"n
I8sr-„ Sen T '";«-S.">l< "f «reat Britain, Edin ,
Lon : ,'88h^h;.„ '■ '"'"^ '» '««^- I""«t. Edin. „„d
.t ''^JiJ^^ntti-i^i^^-s-^rs,!;? ;,:;;:i^j^
ity:.!/^U-l'';^:;.ii-'^-/-,-eo„^^
^,ri„gs^....orgc,.c. .,ap,and..st;-sy™^^^.e^^
bta"'^^;;!^:^;'^ "" ^"J,;' v^?y'sn.«irpcrvU,;iagri^
?^^«;2:rti3,s SS ™ -
written f,ook."-:i"/, .vi; afJi'"'"''' '^ "'ougntful and well-
^s?''^":;s%.^:^''*'•■ a Ufe. Destiny, Un.,
187T""Hvo''2""d"8«V ,'• J'f.^r,'''^ "-"• ^O"-
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Wttllace, Hoger William, b. 1S54; called to the 1
bar at the MiilJIo Tuiiiple 1882. 1. Practice fir obtain- I
ing Letters Patent for Inventions. 2. Patenis, Designs,
and Trado-Marka Act, 188:i : with Notes, i.e., l.on., ;
1884, p. 8vo.
Wallace, Susan Arnold, (KIston,) b. 18,30, at
Crawfordsville, Ind. ; iiiuriicd, 1852, to Ueneral hevih
Wallace, Miipi-a. 1. The Storied Sea, Host., 188;i, IBnio.
2. Gincvra; or, The Old Oak Chest: a Christmas .Story.
Illustrated by Lew Wallac". N. York, 1887, sq. 8vo. ;i.
The Land of the Pueblos. Illust. N. York. 1888, 12mo.
Wallace, William, JI.A.. brother of Edwin Wal-
lace, «i/;)/.i .• graduated at Merton College, Oxford, 18R8;
Fellow 1S()7; tutor, deiin. librarian, proctor, sub-warden ;
lecturer at Oriel College 1873-74 : Whyte's iirofessor of
moral philosophy since 1882. 1. (Trans.) The Logic of
Hegel; from the Encyclopicdia of the Philosophical!
Sciences: with Prolegonienn, O.xf, 1874. 8vo. 2. Epi- |
cureanism, ("Chief Ancient Philosophies,") Lon., 1880,
12nio. .S. Kant, ("Philosophical Classics for Ei,gliah ,
Readers,") Edin., 1882, 12ino. j
Wallace, llev. William Bailey, graduated at
Trinity College, Dublin, 18()7: ordained 1870; rector of ^
Moresby, Cumberland, 1875-79, and since then vicar of j
Lannarth. The Eucharistic Sacrifice, the Eucharistio
Presence, and the Eucharistio Blessings: Three Sermons,
Lon., 1875, 8vo.
Waller, Mr;). Maude's Visit to Sandybeaoh; new
ed., Lon., 1884, 18mo.
Waller, Uryan Charles, M.D., F.R.C.S. Edin.,
late lecturer on pathology at the School of Medicine, i
Edinburgh. 1. The Twilight Land, and other Poems,
Lon., 187.'), 12mo. 2. An Investigation into the Micro- |
scopic Anatomy of Interstitial Nephritis, Lon., 1881, p.
8vo.
Waller, Hev. Charles Blaekmore, .M. A., grad-
uated at Worcester College, O.\ford, 1846; ordained
184(1; vicar of St. Paul's, Woodford, London, since 1855.
1. The Apocalypse viewed under the Light of the Doc- '
trinesof the I'nfidding Ages and the Restitution of All
Things, Lon., 1878, 8vo. 2. The Bible Record of Crea-
tion, viewed in its Letter and Spirit : Two Sermons, Lon., ;
1885, 12mo.
Waller, Rev. Charles Henry, M.A., graduated
at University College, Oxford, l86;i: ordained 1864; :
minister of St. .John's Chapel, Hampstead, 1870-74;:
McNeile Biblical professor in the Lond.n College of
Divinity 1882, and principal and chajdain 1884. 1. The j
Names on the Gates of Pearl, and other Studies, Lon.,
1875, 12mo; new ed., 187!t. 2. Adoption and the Cove-
nant: Some Thoughts on Confirmation, Lon., 1876, cr.
8vo. 3. A Grammar an<l Analytical Vocabulary of the
Words in the Greek TestamenR Lon., 1S78. p. Svo. 4.
The Silver .Sockets, and other Shadows of Redemption,
Lon., 1881, p. 8vo. 5. "When ye Pray;" or, Le.-sons
on Prayer, Lon.. 188:!, p. Svo. 6. Deuteronomy: with
Commentary, ("Commentary for Schouis,") Lon., 1885,
12mo. 7. Every-Day Life; or, The Ineventful Journey,
Lon., 1885, p. 8'vo. 8. The Authoritative Inspiration
of Holy Scripture. Lon., 1887, p. Svo. '.K Iland-Book
of the Epistles of SI. Paul, Lon., 1887, p. Svo. (He is
also the author of the " Commentary on Deuteronomy and
Joshua" in Bishop Ellicotl's Old Testament Commentary)
Waller, J. U. German-English Medical Diction-
ary, Lon.. 1 884, ISmo.
Waller John Francis, LL.D., [aulr, vol. iii.,
add.] 1. i'ictures from English Literature. Illust.
Lon., 1870, 4to. 2. The Revelations of Peter Brown,
Poet and Peripatetic, found in his Black Box. By Jona-
than Freke Slingsby, [pseud.] Lon., 1870, Svo ; new ed.,
1872. 3. FestivalTales, Dublin, IS72; new ed., 1878,
p. Svo. 4. (Ell.) Gulliver's Travels: with Explanatory
Notes and a Life of the Author. Illust. Lon., 1875,
8vo; new ed., 18S2, 4to. 5. Boswell and Johnsim : their
Companions and Contemporaries, Lon., 18,^1, ISmo.
Waller, Rev. John Thomas, graduated at
Trinity College, Dublin, 1850; ordained 18,-|0; rector of
Kilcornan since 1855. 1. The Mass, Dublin, 1S82, Svo.
2. Baptismal Regeneration a Blasphemous Fable: Letters
to Canon Crosthwaite, 1SS3, Svo.
Waller, S.E. Six Weeks in the Saddle; a Painter's
Jn.irn;il in Iceland. Illust. 1874. i>. «vo.
" A very lively and readable book.' — /KA., No. 2412.
Walley, 'I'liomas. The Four Bovine Scourges:
Pleuro-Pneumonia, Foot-and-Mouth Disease, Cattle
Plague, Tubercle, (Scrofula,) Edin.. 1879, r. Svo.
W allich, (ieorge Charles, M.D., F.R.O.S., [ante,
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vol. iii., add.,1 surgeon-major in the Indian army ; re-
tired. 1. Eminent Men of the Day Photographed, Lon.,
1S70, 4to. 2. Deep-Soa Researches on the Biology of
Globigerina, Lon., 1876, Svo.
Walling, tJeorge W. Ror' lections of .1 New
York Chief of Police. Illust. N. >ork, 1887, Svo.
Wallis, Alfred, and lleitirose, William, The
Pottery and Porcelain of Derbyshire: a Sketch of the
History of the Fictile Art in the County, Lon., 1 870, Svo.
W'allis, Charles. A Dictionary of Water-Colour
Techniciuc, Lou., 1SS5, 12mo.
Wallis, Charles Woodward, M.A., graduated
at Wadham College, Oxford, IS75; called to the bar at
the Middle Temple 1S71. (Trans.) The Law of Italy
relating to Concessions : Railways and Tramways Ex-
propriation and Companies, Lon., 18S0, er. Svo.
Wallis, (J. Language by Touch: a Narrative,
Lon., 187.'t, 12mo.
Wbllis, George, F.S.A., [imie, vol. iii., second of
the name there mentioned, add.] Jewelry, ("British
Manufacturing Industries,") Lon., 1876, 12mo.
Wallis, Harry. The Foundering of the "North-
fleet," 22d January, 1873, Lon., 1873, Svo. With
FLETcnEii, M., Leaves of Fancy, [verse,] Lon., 1873,
12mo.
Wallis, Henry, of Biggin Hill, Norwood, Eng.
1. Notes on some Early Persian Lustre Vases. Illust.
Lon., 1887. 2. Notes on some E.\amples of Karly Per-
sian Pottery. Illust. 1887.
Wallis, Henry White, d. 1887; graduated with
honors at Cambridge in 1883; gained the prize in He-
brew in the Theological Tripos of 18S4 ; gained the llib-
bert studentship and went to Germany, where he studied
the Veda, under Prof Roth, at Tubingen, and on his re-
turn to Cambfidge devoted a year to the study of the
Vedanta, with Prof Cowell ; was elected a Fellow of
Gonville and Cains College in June, 1887, a month
before his death. The Cosmology of the Rig- Veda ; an
Essay, Lon., 1887, 8vo. (Published by the Hibbert
Trustees.)
" Mr. Wallis set before himself a iletlnite and a limited
ta.sk. He has necomplislied it with conscientious scholar-
ship."— W. W. Hintkk: Acad., xxxii. 301.
Wallis, John Calvin. A Prodigious Fool, Phila.,
1S8I, 12mo; new ed.. 1883.
Wallis, Talhot H. Catalogue of the California
State Library, Law Department, Sacramento, 18sfi, 8vo.
Walnisley, Herbert Edward. Cotton Spin-
ning: a Practical Treatise, Manchester, 1883, Svo; 2d
ed., rev. and enl., 1SS5.
Walmsley, Hugh .Hulleneux, [tiute, vol. iii.,
add..] son of Sir Joshua Walmsley. 1. The Ruined
Cities of Zulu-Land. Illust. Lon., 1869, 2 vols. p. Svo.
2. The Life-Guardsman, Lon., 1871, 3 vols. p. Svo. 3.
Branksome Dene: a Sea-Tale, Lon., 1872. 3 vols. p. Svo.
4. Wild Sports and Savage Life in Zulu-Land. l"os'.
Lon.. 1872, Svo; new ed., 1879. 5. The Life •■■
Joshua Walmsley, Loii., 1879, 8vo.
" Of Sir Joshua Walmsley himself we seem to have
ture, e.\<ept as an ambitious and bard-working polii.c i.
who threw all his weight into the scale of the Liluriil
party. His lll'e— if wo are to call it a lil'e-will inierest nil
imliticians, especially Liverpool p*>oplo, who rem, mber the
stirring vears in the earlier part ot the century, Inmi isiv,
to 1846. ." . . It is (me of the book's merits that we hour
almo.st as much of Hmnc aiulCobdenas of Sir Joshua him-
! scW'—Sinrluliir, liil. 49.
Wulpole, Arthur Sunuior, M.A., graduated "t
Worcester College, Oxford, IS74. 1. (Ed.) The Phormiu
of Terence: a Revised Text : wilh Notes and an Intm-
duclion, Lon., 1879. 2. (Kd.) Virgi'.'s ilvneid. Book 1.:
with Notes and Vocabulary, Lon., 1882, ISmo. 3. (Ed.)
Select Fables of Pha'drus: with Notes, Ac, Lon., 1884,
ISmo.
Walpole, Charles George, M.A., b. 1S48; cdu
cateil at Eton, and at Trinity College, Cambridge; called
to the bar at the Inner Temple 1873; president of the
district court, Cyprus, since 1882. 1. A Rubric of tli-
Common Law : being a Short Digest of the Common
Law, illustrated by Leading Cases, Lon., 1880, Svo. -.
A Short History of the Kingdom of Ireland, from tlo
Earliest Times to the Union with Great Britain: with
Maps and Appendices, Lon., 1882, p. Svo; 2d ed., 1SS4.
" As .-. fiiiv and readable popular hi.story of Ireland, tin-
work is a most useful anil timely contribution."— .dWi., f>".
2863.
3. The Ottoman Penal Code, Lon., 1S88.
Walpole, F. G. Lord Floysham : a. Novel, Lon.,
1886, 2 vols. cr. Svo.
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tory; Mr. "Sii^^n^ru',;:!::,; .^'l;'';"- «,'"• ''"HlHmentary l,ls-
vnUie."-.v,„. AVt., xxxvii ,0 "* I"'»f.-M..s cinsidiTuWe
>an,i .l-nvXi'Lon" IT" "'' •■'""■-''-^'■-'■-iea in K„g.
lanJ, from ,o\' relu f„'n' V'";, ^\ ^ "'''"^^ "f ^^^'K-
lie iiarnuivu Ijfco.nes i Jti„ct 'i I ',' '""" Urfwili, ,„„1
uttm>.tivc.."-.s;„w„/„,., Ix no ' ""''-''■^ in.|,iri„i,r „,k1
Mat,ho>v«, ^";vingli s'iv;;'7>!-::,' '««"' ;•'':" °f ^^t-
Miperintendent. of Z;,'„n„7v' V"' ','"'' "'"'^e (hen
the London Diocesan ^IM"^^ ""'' "''"-^'"ry of
iilion
Jlaud-Books.) Lon., ISS3
Stoo^o"::;!^,'?^X'''r'"-I''"'0 0nes:".
'lained 185;!; vi^r "P. , ''^ H"^ I""'! i or-
Throwley, Kent isfo /, |^'' "".-''•■-I'alo lMiS-7(l, of
l-^r.l, 12niq 1 (■',,f, •"',''''' '''••f""™ I ion, Lon.,
Ser„;„n,:ro„., Is:;, kC ""'' A''»'"''""» = Five
graduatcl at' Iiamo>cX'ge,''oVfo'''l8, '''.•',','''
Js';i„^-'5?^-'??r:-ra"^r;n:rt^
I 1S8.1, svo '"'^'''*'' "" ^ »'•'""« Occa.«i„n^ Lon.,
' r"-"':!:',"',-,,!*?^^ Y8yo'T„"'r »:•"'-"«•". ^-d..
i Trinity College I) blin fsdi ."""'f ' «™''''""-'J at
' Cashel isr.vfs' „,H| ' ";J,. ' "f"'"'-''' l«^:ii dean of
and Leighlln ' ] The V. n" ^""Z"^ ^'""y- F-^rns,
l-n., I8ti8,8:„. 2 .ut^,e'il'«"' '^';""'' '" ^^"'""d
■■''le'l., Lon., LS72, 18„"o i T^'T"'!'"""'^''^ ''™J'«"
liible, and thei Teadlng; Ion IS-^'^V"^'' "^ '"«
for Holv slil.J:."';!:'!^;!';*'™-. •■• I>aiiy Readings
:nio.
Arthur Penrhyn'stanlev D I) M ^ . a Preface by
I.on., IS72, ,Svo; 2d ed. |'s7l ' *-"" "' We.-t[uinster,
<.fV;Xh'i;!;:;rcilS'J-i'}ho highest and «„est .ense
-inioilon for his fidloeis ',,••.,■,!'"'' »:"'!« ^>'^>' in in- 'on of Kub^rt U. Wnlsh"r„*;7"" "■■■■''°^' '» ''""s
MriioUon for his 1
interest fur all
live, the .story ,,
ol a synijialhet
Xvo 10. The Deealogue'of
M VI, '""yl '^""''ay-.^chool Work, Lon IS'*'
11. tchoos of Bihio History. Illu„. ' tZ', m?,
Wiilsh, William Slieiinrd h i«e. • „
Illust. I'hila.. 1887 4ti. ii i> i " ^ . uiui.
and denionstrnt,.; „f ?.".:.''? ''*''' a.«.«i8tant .«urgeon
r^|^..^Sz^-'™^xsj::-.sj-is;=«=t":.^^^^^^
Walsh, John Heiirv PRps r | I'ital, .to. "r'A nli'TtV 'r''r 5'"''.'''"''''"" Free Hos-
a.M.,] 18111-1888, h. at Il?e'k„ev F.f; ^"""■' •^■'''- '"- '''^- U.^« "f Student ,t"t "^ '-"'*^."-:!'' '"""">'-'gy. for
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lame editor of The Fio d in Isf- London; be- Mu.sole.s Tendo.H Pa^nil' ^•/"•""•"'« '""1 Diseases of
I'o'ilion till his death I (Fi Th" n" '?'""'' """ K^V : I i.-^I'^f f fv',""'' ' "'^"•' ""-"'oradio 8ur-
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';« ed., 187^' t Th^^iodi r S^: ,!;?r;,:::; Vl" ' ''™' '^"^- ^^ ' ' """' ""'' '™"""^- ^""'''
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Mulxho, Walter IInyl*% M.I)., [.>"(<■, vol. iii., |
iidii.] I. Dninmtic .■^inKiiit; Pliysicilogiciilly Kutiiimtod,
Lon., IS8I, p. .Svo. 2 Till' Colloquiiil Linguistic Fiiculty
iiml its riiysirilogical UroundWDrk, Loii., ISS5, ji. Svo;
2il c(l., cnl.. ISSy.
» nlNinKhnm, lii>rd. Pi'e I)k. Oiikv, Thomas.
WulNillKhnm, C'liiirlottc. (This is snid to bo ft
iisei' '■mynic.) 1. .\iinetto ; or, The ("hronicli'." of
"Jcl! .■. c, I'hiln., I87.\ 12mo. 2. O'er -Moor und Fen,
I'hilft., ISiT), 12mo. '
"Walter, feiii-;ic," (Pseud.) .<co Dki.mah, .\i.-
EXAMiKll. mijirii.
Walter, J. Munual of tlie t^tiitutes of Limitation ;
3d cd.. I,on.. IST'J, 1-. Sra.
W alter, Jainex, formerly nmjor of the 4th Liincii-
shlre Artillery Volunteers. I. Notes und Sketches dur- j
ing an Overliind Trip Iroui New York lo San Francisco, !
Liverpool. ISfiU. 2. Shiikespeiire'.s Houii iid Rural Life.
Illust. Lon., 1S71, Ito. :!. The Twenty I'irst Year of
Kmbodinieni : the Volunteer Force; History und Miinuiil, j
together with :; Couipleto List of ()llicer.s, Lon., L'^SO,
I2uio. 4. The liiilish Volunteer of Yesterday and To-
Duv : a liuhvink lor Europe's I'eace, Lon., n. d. .').
Meuioriuls of Wiishiufiton, and of Mary, his Mother, and 1
Martha, liis Wife; from Letters and I'apers of Robert!
Cary and James Sharpies, N. York, 1SS6, 1. Svo. |
Walter, John, of Woodlands, Stone. Kent. Hints
to Y'oung Sportsmen; or, The (iun. Saddle, and Rod,
Lon., 1871, Svo.
Walter, Hev. Johnston Estep. The Perception
of Space and Matter, Host., 187'.', Svo.
" We have rarely read bettor critical pajri's than those
in which he review's llaniilton's, Bain's, Spencer's, and
Brown's theories of perception."— ,Yu(i'o/i. xx.xi. U'J.
Walter, K. O. The Rivalry of Zeuxis and Par-
rhasius, (a Historical Drama ;) with other Pieces, [verse,]
Hammersmith, L875, llinio.
Walter, W. Gregory. The Partition Acts, 1868
and ls7f), Lon., 1S76, Svo.
Walters, Kev. Eilinond, M.A., graduated at
Hertford College, Oxford, 1871; ordained 1S73; rector,
of March Tialdon 187t)-S:i, and since then vicar of Lang- ,
ford, Oxfordshire. 1. The Pearl of Anjou, and other
Poems, Lon., 1884. 2. The First Principles of the
Faith : a Hand-Iiook of Christian Doctrine, Lon., 1884.
;i Martin Luther; a Poem, Lon., 1SS4.
Walters, Henry L. The Political Telephone: a
Short Historical Sketch, Lon., 1878, Svo. [
Walters, John Thomas. I. Tory or Liberal;
for which shall I vote? Lon., 1880, Svo. 2. Thrift Les-
sons ; in Fauiiliar Letters, Lon., 1881, p, Svo ; 2d ed., en-
titled "The Art of Thriving," Ac, 1884. 3. Ireland's |
Wrongs, and he: .v lo mend them, Lon., 1S8|. 8vo.
Walters, Julian. A Cast of the Dice, Lon., 1872,
p. Svo.
Walters, Sophia Lydia. I. A Dreamer's Sketch-
Rook, [verse.] Illust. Lon., IS78, 4to. 2. The Brook ;
a Poem, Lon., 1S7'J, cr. Svo.
Walters, Kev. William, [miir, vol. iii., add.] 1.
Rays of (iolu from the Sun of Righteousness; or, Morn-
ing Meditations for Every Day in the Year, Halifax,
IStil, 16mo. 2. (Ed.) The History of the Neweastle-on-
Tyne Sunday-School. Lon., 1870, Svo. 3. Lessons of
Life; Nine Lectures, Lon., 1878, Svo. 4. Life and Min-
istry of C. 11. Spurgeon, Lon., 1882, p. Svo. 5. Life and
Labours of Robert .Moffiit, Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
Walters, William Thompson, b. 1S20, in Penn-
sylvania; engaged in business, 1841, in Baltimore, Md.
He has for many years been an intelligent patron of the
fine arts, and owns a valuable collection of paintings.
1. (Ed.) Antoino-Louis Barye ; from the French of Va-
rious Critics, Bait., 1885, Svo. 2. (Trans.) The Per-
cheron Horse ; from the French of Charles d» Hays.
Illust. N. York, IsSfi, 4to. Privately printed. 3.
Notes upon Certain Masters of the Nineteenth Century,
N. York. 1886.
Waltham, Edward. Our Journey to Fez, Lon.,
18'«2, Svo. Privately printed.
Walther, II. B. Adams. (Trans.) Woman in the
Past, Present, and Future ; from the German of August
Rebel, N. York, ISSB, I Brno.
Waltoit, .\my. 1. Tli.- Hawth.-rr=: a .Stnrv ahniit
Children. Illu.«t. Lon., 1886, p. Svo. 2. Our Frank,
and other .Stories. Illust. Lon., 1886, p. Svo. 3. A
Pair of Clogs, and other Stories for Children. Illust.
Lon., 1887, p. Svo. 4. Susan ; a Story for Children.
Illust. Lon., 1888, p. 8yo.
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Walton, E. 1*. ( Eil.) Records of the Council of Safely
and (lovernor and Council of the State of Vermont,
177r)-IS12. Illust. Monlpelicr. I S73 -70, 4 vols. Svo.
Walton, George Edward, M.I).,b. isny, at Cin-
cinnati, 0. : graduated at llillevue Hospital Meilical
College 18114; served in the civil war; pnd'essorof med-
icine and surgery in Cincinnati College since 1880. I.
TheMinirnl Springs of the I'nited Slates and Canada;
with Analvses anil .Notes on the Pnuuincnl Spas of Eu-
rope, N. York, 1873, l2iiio. 2. (Trans.) The Hygiene
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ISrO. II. Sealed Ordori I o^t 87^ 1 fi ""' ".^."™'^"«'
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"Mlss Phelpa excels In stories of kindly and lonely
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(IniWM fr.im nil the reiilllles anil aellyitles ,, ll e worUl
save the iniiiortant exception of charity. -,\alii>n, xx.\.
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18S6! l«mo. 16. The Madonna of th« Tubs, lllust.
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12mo. 18. Jack the Fisherman, lllust. Bost., 1»87,
""'ward, Mrs. F. IWnrslinll, fo"", vol. iii., add.)
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-I. ■ BK w-^ - ..■: .1 l^ii IC ■l*«%<* r II lift'
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iii., add.] History of the Churches of Kuchester, N.\.,
Roohcster, 1871, 8vo.
Ward, «. Mason. Compand of Chemistry, 1 hila.,
188,3, 16nio. . , , „. , ,
Ward, II. M. O. (lorman Simplified : a Short and
Practical (Jramiuar, Lon., 1876, 12ino.
Ward, II. Marshall, ))rofossor of botany at the
Royal Kngiiioering College, Cooper's llill, .^taines. 1.
The Morphology and De"olopment of Peritheeiuiu ot
Meliola, Fungus, (Philosophical Transactions,) Lon.,
1884, 4to. 2. (Trans.) Lectures on the Physiology ot
Plants, by Julius von Sachs. lllust. Oxf., l/*"; ■••
8vo 3. Structure of Entylonia Ranunculi, (1 nHo-
sophical Transactions,) Lon., 1887, 4to. 4. Tubercular
Swellings of the Boots of Vicia Faba, (Philosophical
Transactions,) Lon.. 18.H8, 4to.
Ward, H. Neville. The Westminsler Grand 1 riio
and Election Stakes: Notes and Anticipations, Lon.,
188.5, 8vo. „ . ,. ,„ , ^
"Ward, Mrs. Ilarriette Oxnard," (Pseud.)
See MooRB, Mns. ('i.aiia, (Jkssit,) ««;)ni.
Ward, Henry Dana, [unie, vol. 111., add.] 1. ihe
Gospel of the Kingdom: a Kingdom not of tins World,
Ac, Phila., \>*10, 8vo. 2. The History of the Cross: ,
the Pagan Origin and Idolatrous Adoption and Wor-
ship of the Image; 3d cd., Phila., 1871. 8vo. 3. The
Faith of Abraham and of Christ, Phila., 1871, 8vo.
Ward, Henry Leigh Douglas, b. 1825; gradu-
ated at University College, (Jxford, 1817. 1. (Trans.^)
Fairy-Tales, by Hans Andersen, Lon., 18i2, 4to. -.
Catalogue of Romances in the De|)artment of Manu-
scripts in the British Museum, (British Museum lub. ;)
vol. i., Lon., 1884, r. 8vo. , , , . ti. .
Ward, Hetta h. II. Davys Jacket. lllust.
Bost., 1873, 18m».
" Ward, Ireland," (Pseud.) See Widdemer,
IkkNE, tuf'rii. .
Ward, J. Paul Jones, a Naval Hero of the Ameri-
can Independence, Lon., 1878. . .. , - .
Ward, J. Bible Anticipations of Modern Science,
Lon., I8SO, sm. 8vo.
Ward, Kev. J. Clifton, d. 188O; was for many
years connected with the (Jeological Survey .)f Great
Britain, and editor of the Transactions of the Cumber-
land Association for the Advancement of Literature and i
Science; gave up his professional work late in life and
took orders in the Anglican Church. 1. Ice: a Lecture:
to which is appended a Geological Dream on ^klddaw,
Lon., 1870, 8vo. 2. Klementary Natural Philosophy;
being a Course of Nino Lectures, Lon., 1871, 12mo.
3. Elementary Geology : a Course of Nine Lectures,
Lon., 1872, 12mo. 4. The Geology of the Northern
Part of the EnglLsh Lake District: with an Appendix
on New Species of Fossils, by R. Ktheridgc, (Geological
Survey.) lllust. Lon., 1870, Hvo. „ „ . 1
Ward, J. H. Ballads of Life. lllust. Salt Lake
City, Utah, 1880, 8vo. .
Ward, James. Three Napoleons, from Ajaooio,
1769. to Chiselhursi, 1873, Lon., 1873, 12mo.
Ward, James Langford. Colonization in its
Bearing on the Extinction of the Aboriginal Races, (Le
Bas Prize Essay for 1873,) Leek, 1874, 8vo.
Ward, John, C.B., b. 1805 ; British consul-general
in Saxony 1845-60, and in Hanover 1860-65 ; mimster
resident at LUbeok, Bremen, and Hamburg 18«.'>-70
Experiences of a Diplomatist: being RecoUeotions ot
Germany founded on Diaries ke|)t during the Years
1840-1870, Lon., 1872, 8vo. „ „ , .
Ward, John, M.D., b. 1838, in New York; gradu-
ated at Columbia College 1858, and at the New \ork
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war. The Overland Route to California, and otlier
Pocins, N. York, I87.=i. „ ,, u
Ward, John Montgomery. Base- Ball: how to
bcco:ne a Player, Phila, 1888, 12
Ward, John K. Lyric Poems and Thoughts in
Verse, Lon., 1874; 2d ed., 1876, l2ii)o.
Ward, Lester Frank, A.M., b. 1841, at ,lolut,
III.; served in the civil war; graduated at Cohimljiaii
University 1801); assistant geologist of the U. S. Gei>-
logical .'Purvey 1881-88, and since then geologist. 1.
Ilaeckel's Genesis of Man, Phila., 1870, 8vo. 2. Guido
to the Flora of Washington and Vicinity, Wash., 1881.
3. Dynamic Sociology; or, Applied Social Science, N.
York, 1883, 2 vols. 4. Sketch of I'aleo-Botany, «ms1i.,
1885.' 5. Synopsis of the Flora of Ihe LaramieGroup,
1886, 6. Types of the Laramie Flora, 1887. 7. Geo-
graphic Distribution of Fossil Plants, 1888.
Ward, Marcus, publisher in London. A Practical
Treatise on the Art of Illuminating: with Examples,
Lon.. 1873, 8vo.
Ward, Mrs. Mary Augusta, eldest daughter of
Thomas Arnold, mipni, and niece of Matthew Arnold,
i,n>r(t; married in 1872 to Thomas Humphrey Ward,
iii/rii. She has contrib ited to leading periodicals. 1.
Milly and Oily; or, A Holiday among the .Mountains.
Illustrated by Mrs. Alma-Tadcma. Lon., 1881, 12mo;
new ed., 1883. 2. Miss Bretlierton, Lon., 1884, p. 8vi).
(The heroine of this book is popularly identified with
Miss Mary Anderson.)
" A study of the extent to which Igiioraiiee mny smother
even true ilriiiiialie Kenius, and of the power ol that Keiiliis
when aronsed to l)reak tliroHKh the eiiveloiung and sul O-
oatiiig medium. Mrs, Humphrey Ward writes mlm rahly,
thoiich she erra a little In the direction of over-deserlption.
The tale, though it hardly wives evidence ot creative
bower, and though it does not make even .Miss Ilretherton
iierself a very li\'ng character, Is lull (d iiilerest, and now
and then of true pathos."— fyifrtii'or, Ivli. 1(37.
3. (Trans.) Amiel's Journal: the "Journal Intimo"
of Hcnri-Frddfiric Amiel : with Introduction and Notes,
Lon., 1885, 2 vols. p. 8vo. 4. Robert Elsmere, Lon.,
1888, 3 vols. cr. 8vo; 13th cd. same year. (The 5th to
the 13th cd. in 1 vol.)
1 " 111 • Robert KIsmere' the burning questions betweeii
old-fiishioiie.l faith and the new (;ljri.stiaiiity are diseus.sed
and presented and worked out in the lives of the charac-
I ters with a fulness of kiiowledee, a breadth ofanpreejatimi,
' and a critieal talent which shows a rare coinhination ol
Kifns of a very high order. . . . The oritlcal spirit is strong
111 her, and it is as u critic that she makes a powerlul iiu-
nressioii. Her book dix« not prove her to be a novelist.
The art of telling a story does not come by nature, nor
always by labour, and • Kidiert Elsmere.' though it bears
marks of almost painful toil, shows, unfortunately, that a
natural Inaptitude for the novelist's art has not tieen over-
come." — Ath., No. 3153. , , . , ■
" All that the critii' of llction commonly looks to— Inci-
dent, evolution id' plot, artistic .seiiiience of events, and
so forth— seems secondary when compareil with the star-
tUiiKly vivid presentment (da human soul in the storm and
stress ineideiiwl to the renunciation of past si;intnal cloiii-
stress ineidenuii 10 me renuiiciuiion <n [hum .■.,..■,,,.... ...■•■■
Inatlon and the aeeeptanee of new hopes and aspirations.
Merely as a tale of contemporary LiikIisIi lite, a llcti-
tioi'is record of the joys and sorrows, loves and antaijo-
iiisins. fortune and niislbrtuiie, of men and woiueii more or
less like individuals whom most of us know, it Is keenly
interesting. . . . Mrs. Ward's literary method la that ol
Geonje Eliot. Indeed, there Is a curious ainnity in ' Kol.ert
Elsmere' to 'Adam Bede.'— though there is jn-rliaps not lui
incident, possibly no play of character or acute side- i>;lit
or vivifying suggestion, that could be found in both, » lulc
the plot and general sidieme are entirely dissimilar, in
scope ' Kobe-t Elsmere' is ampler, In human sympatliy ii
is broader, in insight it is as deep, if not so k ;en ; on the
other hand, it lia.s little of the other -vorks dramatic iii;
tensity, ami it has one ominous Haw which 'Adam He. c
h.w iiot,-thougli 'Middlemarcb' and 'Daniel Deronda
are not void of the blight,-lt sutlers Irom dilluseness. -
W Shakh: yl«l(/., XXXlii. 18!i. . , , , ,
"This would not be the remarkable book it is by v rtuc
either of Its few very striking characters or id the keen
humour and insight it evinces, without the tiassionate in-
terest which It betrays in the main subject of the bojik, in
.Iwiiidling theoh gical belief of a mind which Is Intended
to gain from first to last in religions development and in
depth of faith. That is the real sub ect of tills imaRiiiai>
bioirraphv, and that is treated with a power, and otlcii
with a passion, which it Is imp<jssible to ignore. -Ajxv/.i-
" ' Robert Elsmere' is hard reading, and requires toil and
pfTort Yi't, if it be ditScuU to iM.T''l«t. it Is impossible 1"
stoi> The prisoner on the treadmill must work seveiv.i
to perform his task; but if he stops heat once receives i.
blow which brings him to his senses. Here, a* there 11 1
human infirmity which shrinks; but here as not there
the impelling motive Is within. Deliberate juilgmeiit ai d
deep interest alike rebuke a fainting reader. The slrenglii
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Svo; 2<lo(l., 18«L'. ■"" *^'"^'J- Illust. I.on., ISSO,
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Lon., 1872, 8vo. 'nlestiniil Caiml, .U'
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view," 'Jl elite" vif'ni''",'" "' "?"''''" «"-
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view," and
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li-fy. .Mauehestor, isri |..,„„ '" """^«'"iio thorn- ••^l»", .'evcral |ia,„,,lilcts
Uraaenoso Coll..-,. o\ Cu, 1, ^ "'■ ■^'•''"'"'> '""' »t '""'•. I'<sr. *>'""""'■*• wth Acts, Rules, and Pornis,
Fellow lS(i!.-72" lutoV nd ■ •'■" 'T «""'"''M IHM ■ j Harde, W. Eldre.l i • r,
h»8 since bee. e .« ' 1 "„,';""'': '''"" '^■'-^l. 1I<' ' '^-ti. P- Sv'o. '•''^''- ^'"'^«' G™ve and (lay, r,on..
Verses annually prist J''.^" "5^ '^'"'~'' •'""«■""" "f
of a not^ltoKerlier ivivolL ■ i""-'"'"""^ Confessions
orkand Chiol. 18881.." ,/^''"-"' ^"l^'" ^- Dwyer, N.
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of Craflsnion, Lon. 1872 iJ'fT^ "'"' ^'''''omities
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ass^c^M^Vitlf Chj':;.""?'?'" ^'"";'"' P"<=h = Thoughts
io«^pi;.:^..-^;;:v:;!:,^-ii;/ "» "•^■o «mi syn^;^;^;;;;;;; "<:i!j^ ;^- A-'i-ew. 1.0,;:. ,;;;^,,^;^"- ^o-^- eo-
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1R;'.i, 2 vol,', cT. Hvo, , '
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t'dlli'jto l''M'uis St. I.cniis, l:'nio. -'. Kili'ii Hi'll, iiml
olhcr rooniH, Kiinsim Cily, Mo., IHTU, ISino. ;t. rto|ihiii
DriMinis iin.l l.olun I.ciivi'^ [verm,] I-mi., Is^.'i, cr. Svo.
WnrUliiw, (iilbert, l-ii'-, vol. iii., n.lil.] llm
I.nolioK t'lirisliiui I'.viilcnicH, ami the I'rinclplci on
whicli to e.^tiiniiti! tliem, l.iiii., I><7», p. '^vo.
Wartlh!, .Mrs. Mliry. 1. 'I'liu Law, Monil, Cerc-
mniilal, anil Judicial, I.on., ISTU. 2. The (iosiiel, Lun.,
"*•"• ... . ■.• ■
Wiirdlc/riioninn. 1. I'ftrin Lnivcrsal l„\hiliilion,
1S7.S ■ Moiiogni|iha on the Tusi-tr anil olher WiM Silks
„[■ Inilia, l.on., Is78, 8vo. 2. Jland-llimk of the Cnl-
leHion illudtralivc of the Wilil Silkr- of Inilhi in the In-
ilian Section of the South KensiiiKlon Museum : with a
l'atalo«ae of the Colloelion ami Xumennia llluflrations,
I.iin.. I^>ll, ^vip. :i. Silk : its KntoinoloK.v, History, Ac,
at ihc Manelie.ster K.thihition, l,on., I88S, er. 8vo.
>Vardro|), Oliver. flie Kingilom of (IcorKia;
bcinj? Notes of I ivel in a l.aml of Women, Wine, aiol
Song ; to which are apponiluJ Historical, Literary, ami
Political Sketches, Specinieiis of the Niilioniil Muaie,
anil ft Coinpenilious Hibliography. Illust. Lon., 1S88,
' ''■' \Ve .shoiilil willingly have heanl nioroof that wllil anil
roniaiitie ' KiiiKiloni ufiieuiKia.' lint, as uls.lie ha;' """■h
that i.s (nnions to tell of ita history, trailillons siiperslitlons,
anil of the miinners of a seinl-savagu peoiile. —.Nit. Jiev..
Ware, J. I). The Coacliinaker's Hanil-Book: In-
Ptriietions. Illust. I'hila., IS?.'., 8vo. '
Ware, James KeddiiiR, [".k-, vol. in., mliJ.J i.
Wonilerful Ilreams of Remarkable Men and Women,
Loll 1SS2 121110. 2. Mislaken Iilentitioa ; Cases of i
Vnileaorvcil SulVerins, I.on., 1S88, or. 8vo. :i. Crriins.)
Monto Christo, by Alexandre Dumas : ailaptoil, Lon.,
ISS-, 2 parts, Hvo. With Mann, U. K., The Life ami 1
Tiiiie.s of Colonel Fred, liurnaby, Lon., 1885, p. Svo.
Ware, Kev. John Fothergill Wateihoiisc, j
[ante, vol. iii., Wakk, Rkv. JoilS F. W., luld.,] d. 1881. j
Wrestrni;; and Waiting, Bo.st., 1882, 1 2mo. ;
Ware, Lewis S. The Sugar Beet: including ft !
History of the Bect-.'ugar Industry in Europe, Vftrioties
of Sugar Beet, Soils, Ae., I'hila., 1880, 8vo.
Ware, Mrs. Mary Clementina, (Stewart,)
wife of Titus r.ibbert Ware. 1. l>r. llarcourfs Assist- ,
ant : ft Tale of the Present Day, Lon., 18(18, :! vols. p.
8vo. 2. The llunlock Title-DceiU: ft Novel, Lon., Ifi2,
p 8vo. ;i. The Uunchhftck Cashier: a Talc of the Last
Century ; and Iliillow-K'en, Lon., 187«, p. 8vo. 4. The
King of Bath ; or, Life at a Spa in the Eighteenth Cen-
tury : ft Picture of the Life ami Times of lieftu Nftsh,
[a novel,! Lon., ISTU, 2 vols. cr. 8vo. i. Life's Seven
Ages, Lon., 1880, 3 vols. 8vo. B. The Water Tower:
ft Story, Lon., 1882, :i vols. cr. 8vo. 7. The Life anil
Correspondence of the Late Samuel Ilibbert Ware, Man-
chester, 1882, 8vo. 8. His Dearest Wish, Lon., 1881! 3
vols cr. Svo. ». Friend Ellwood : ft Tale of Life in the
.Seventeenth Century, Lon., 1884, 3 vols. ur. 8vo. 10.
A Happy Error; or. Facts Bomctimes Stronger than
Fiction: a Novel, Lon., 18S5, 3 vols. cr. Svo. H. In
the King's Service: a Novel, Lon., 1887, 3 vols. cr. Svo.
Ware, Ursula. Flowers, and the Plants thoy grow
on, Lon., 1877, 12ino.
Ware, W. Powell. The Ten Thousand Dollars
Prize Rule for the Eiiuation of Payments, Pbila., 1872,
ismo; 3d ed., 1874. , ,. .
Ware, William Robert, professor of ftrcbiteoture
in the School of Mines, Columbia College, New York.
1. (Ed.) Greek Ornament. Illust. N. York, 1878, 8vo.
2. Modern Perspective : a Treatise on the I'rinciplcs and
p'inctioo of Plane and Cylindrical Perspective: with
Portfolio of Plates, Bost., 1883, 12mo ; new ed., ISSii.
Warlield, Rev. 11. B., D.D. An Introduction to
the Textual Criticism of the New Testament, Lon., lS8(i,
cr. 8vo. ...
WnrAeld, Mrs. Catherine Ann, [ante, vol. in.,
add ,1 ISIG-Isrr, 1). at Natchez, Miss. !. Mifiam Mon-
fort ; or, Monfort Hall, Phila., 1S73, 12mo. 2. The Ro-
mance of Beausoincourt, N. York, 1S74, 12mo. (Hepub-
li«hcd as " Miriam's Memoirs ; or. The Romance of Beau-
seineourt," 1876. Anon.) 3. Hester Ilowftrd's Tempta-
tion, Philn., 1875, 12mo. 4. Lady Ernestine, 1876, 12mo.
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5 Sea and Shore, 1876, 12mo. fl. FiTno Fleming,
Phlla, 1877, I2mo. 7. The Cardinal's Daughter: a
Serioel tn " Kerne Fleming," Pbila,, 1877, 12mi>.
Warlield, Klhelbert Dndley, A.M., LL.B., bnr-
ri-ler-at-law. The KentuoUy Resolutions ol 17118 : an
Historical Sillily, N. York. IN87, 8vo.
•In tills liitereMlni! slmly Mr. Warllelil dlsellwes wl li
uTvat itooil temper and tlioroimlniess ilieiliifiimeiilary his-
lory of the famous ' Itesi.liitloiis of 17118, us passed hy bo
Kiiiliickv l,o|.'lsliitiirc. of Unit year In eoiiiliiiinuUon of tlio
Alien aiii'l ,<eilitinii l.a\vs,"-.\iir/im, xiv, .■•J.s,
WarinK, ,\"«<'la. Marigold Manor ; or, Mnohlel
and Merrv-Making, Lon., 1x72, l2mo.
WarillK, Charles. I. Some Things In Amerien,
set lortb in Thirleen Letters, Lon,, 1880, 8vn ; 2d ed.
same year. 2. Slate I'uiehaso of Riiilways, Lon,, 1887,
^'wariiiK, Kdward John, CLE.. M.I)., F.R.C.P..
F.li.C.S., F.LS., [oil'', vol. iii., add..] b. IsID; surgeon-
inaior of the Madras army; retired 1808. 1. An Eii-
iiuiry into the Stalistics iind Pathology of some Points
eoniieited with Abscess of the Liver ill the East Indieji,
Trevandruiu, 18,',4, 8vo. 2. Cottage Hospitals: their
Objcels, Advantages, and Maiiagcinent, Lon., IsOi, 8vo.
:i. '(Ell.) Pliarmacopceia of Indift, prepared under the
Autbority of Her .Majeslv's Secretary of State for India
in Council, Lon., I8i1h, 8vo. I. Tli« Hospital Prayer-
Book, Lon., 1S7'2, 12mo. 5. Remarks on the Ijes of
some of the Ba/.aar .Medicines and Common Medical
Plants of India; 2d ed., Lon., -.87 I, 12 ; 4lli ed., 1883.
(i. liibliotheca Tbonipoiiliea ; or, llibliographjil fhcra-
peutics, (.New Svdenhaiu Soc.) Lon., 1878-70, 2 vols.
• 8vo. 7. (Ell.) Precious Jewels for Daily Use, Lon., 1881,
ISmo. ... , , 1 ,
Waring, <Jcorge Kdwin, [nnii; vol, in., add.,) b.
' 1833, at Poundridge, N.Y. ; served ill the civil war as
colonel of cavalry In the volunteer army ; was for soiiio
vears an agriculturist ; resides at Newport, R.I., and is
I ■iniich eniploved as a drainage engineer, superintending
many largo operations. 1. Handy Book o'' Husbandry,
N York 1870, Svo; new ed., rev., entitled " Book of the
1 Fiirm," Phila., 1878, 12mo. 2. Whip and Spur, Bost.,
1875, 18uio. 3. A Fanner's Vncation : a Scries ol Pa-
i pers. Illust. Bost.. IS76, Svo. , , ,,
I "An nnnsuallv eiilerlHlniiigand merltnrloiis book, lis
i RoUil matter embraces such siibjeds as Liitcli drftiniiKe
i Kiluni cheeses, Holstoln <'allle, ami AUleriiey cows; . . . oit
' the author also carries Ins readers from Dutch canals
, tbroUKh the uiifrei|Vieiited ways of Normaiiily to the ein-
howereil lanes (if Jersey and the picturesiiue precipices ol
L.,., ..1. ■' \'.. /;,... vvii rjl
Sark."— .Vdd'oji, xxil. .''■O.
4. Sanitary Drainage of Houses and Towns, 18i(i,
cr. Svo. 5. The Bride of the Rhine: Two Hundred
Miles in a Moselle Row-Boat, Ac. Illust. Bost., 1877,
18ino. ti. Sanitary Condition of City and Country
Dwelling-Houscs, N. Yorti, 1S77, 16mo. 7. Village Ini
provements and Farm Villages. Illust. Best., 1877,
18ino. S. Tyrol and the Skirt of ttu Alps. Illust. N.
Y'ork, 18811, 8vo. 0. How to Drain a House; Practical
Information for Householders, N. York, 1885, 16mo. 10.
Sewerage and Land Drainage, 1888. With Cadi.k.
(Jeouoe W.. Social Slalislics of Cities: New Orleans,
La., and Austin. Texas. Illust. Pub. by U.S. Gov't.
W'ash,, 1S81, 4to. And see Coiihtnky, W. S., »ii/i«..
Waring, John lliirley, [""('■, vol. iii., add.,] 1823
-1875, b. at Lynie Regis; an architect and arc ' 'ogist,
1. Poems inspired by Cerlftin Pictures at the A Treas-
ures Exhibilion, Manchester. By Tennyson Lonj; How
Smith, of Cripplegale Within. Illust. Mancl ester.
1857. 2. Poems. By an Architect. I.cn., 1858, p. Svo.
3. The Iniversftl Church, Lon., 18(iB, Svo. Anon. I.
Stone Monuments, Tumuli, and Ornamente of Reim.tr
Ages: with Remarks on the Early Architoetuie of Ire-
land and Scotland, Lon., 1870, im)i. 4to. 5. Tin
English Alphabet considered Philosophically and lan-
tologically. By a Great Big Fool. Lon., 1870. li.
" Broadcast." By the Writer of" The Universal Church,
Ac Lon., 1870. 7. A Record of my Artistic Life. Lon.,
1873, p. Svo. 8. A Record of Thoughts on R .■ligious.
Political, Social, and Personal Subjects, from 1843 t"
1 873 : to which is added " The Story of the King's Son.
Lon., 1873, 2 vols. p. Svo. 0. The State : ft Sequel t .
•' The Universal Church :" together with a Suppleuientiil
"Record of Tliuuihts." and some Essays, Lon., 1874. ji.
Svo. 10. Thoughts and Notes for 1874, Lon., 1874, ?V"
11. Ceramic Art in Remote Ages: with Essays on lb'
Symbols of the Circle, the Cross and Circle, Ac. : show-
ing their Relation to the Primitive Forms of Solar am
Nature Worship. Illust. Lon., 1874, 4to.
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leoaiplelu Oetaves, Loii..
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, . . >vs|ia|ier : an Kssay,
apljiin J(,li„ .Smith, (15711-
nia and Admiral of
lings,
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•tndy of his i,ifo'"i','n,r'Vv'
rk, Issl, 1(1,1
Wiirmoll, John |<
and
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r'fc':!'':r!r^r'V!-^"'iiii
1 Cdiiildnes, i
llio .Most II
Child
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"itlKini shirki
n a rare decree.
iiisl((ri|. Ini|(((rta
(dn., Is7ii, :);(
esus : a I
Warne, Charles, I.
'rayer-Uook fur his
hum
l,;scribes il
i.vuniinert.sii
'A Ihe hist
ieally lm|Kii'
selsb
iiian-Dritish pott
C(dloutidn in Dorcdi
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iiiado a valuable eollo.'t
7. ict. S.-i,) of 0'
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on of British and ltd. i 1
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to tho eo'iiity "In ih|
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! .scribes tl
Is viilnnie. which relate
ic varyim; land
'"•setshiro,- its Vestiges, f'."'";! 'iie wesfern
!<-■ iniuitive skill or a
lericnn Jlen of I.cltors,")
ndabout Journey, Host.,
's the adventures and de-
■' Tho (-ebi'i'T ■"'■'f.""' ""'' Danisli, l.on., ISil.v sni
vivid, I
|(e 1(1 l„. met wilh i
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"sidlllie .Medil
a Jdurii,.,
crraiiemi, there Is ib'o
• am the iiii|,re.ssld,i ,,1 a
Jl'Tyi'iiiiiK il Ic ice m nil ';■;;,';;:' I,'','' ""I'n-ssion ol a
"rienlal iravels r,„ii,' Ibe 4iiiie pi'i, '■" vl'^/^^'i^;!'.'''!'.'''-^ '"'
t^oltio, Ud,mi,i:'s,U;n";;„;r-o,^. ^"f "' "-^"t: tlio l.^ '''n'llilfS" ';;*^:„ J!^*^, 'j^;' '''"'^^
Cdunlv, ineh.ln, ',7^ I.' rK " • '^""',1"'H<'-' "f Hio and TVnne.s.see : will Not,", ,,f ■•''V '^ ".""''"■"''""•
''notion to the Eth, II,: ;rn'"'TL'''?:''''„" '•'''•"M C'''''"'"i''. B"--'.. ^^. M AI Wit ''p'' '" ""•'"■™ '""'
■>^n.art. Ilourn,,,,,, , i',:'?. ; ^''"«'' ''3' ^r. T. W. Vf. I 1'it.v.am, •' I-., sti.lii'.s .irWii^ i, V 'T''-"''' ^^' '^- «n,I
'Bai' ■ ,;>,,i «n-...i . ' "7""'
'"^''iv'' """'■'""imiiith, 1872 fol
.', ,!d, "f/».,^'""« *•"'*«''»'«•. Profe:
Bn, I . , •■'■"'■'•''• ^- I'., iiinrn
and'^;,H.,.,';'!''„r;i?^;;^' ^l)™;^1.':;i""l"^ wlU, elevomes,
and »,ilH.,.|y: ai etive <.;',.,'"'''' *>''''' ''''-verness
iniai;,naii(,ii„r path ,s. im, "' fiut il n''"''","-"-'" "■'•''" """
•v . ■••(., Kdii., IB,-,, 8v(i i ™"n ilial s neversii-iiL',. ,1, 1"*.'^''^ "Jif'Tiaiidsar-
Warner, Aino,s Krisivold, rofess'or if noiic i ,",''»-''" ™" «'ornlf'L.'?^ •„.:'■;,!'„'" "'"' H'ciu'whil, e
I'eduouiy in the University of Ne ,r k a Tl "^m "'",' V'' ""'''''•''"''^ of MK^.^r ',',';■'' ""«^'"tle' of all
aiiti iiiU tZ}S'^- '^'"^ '""-^'"S I'*' "f i'- boct 0"J,:''-' I'ivesi or, (iralian iind'l' yYlt'V""^-^
™iuparatve anatomy ami „h, •' 1-," """''^^"O'" of
lego (If .'^urKoois T 'n„'li? "'"f^' '" •''» K»^«I Col.
Medicine afd'jLi,'',;/', .eti' 1?,? y""'"", '", ^^""'-'
TroatUo on the t?fonVN\;l.:So'f a'^dZ^ o?
■I'hi-i ■--■'•■•'">'• .;. ino Ale odv of the
lii U T !'"• I- ^''"•'*- "''«'••• 2<ino,- 7th .'( |,S7.
latt Jack's Kour Ussons, N. York 81 I I S^i ("i i
I'*?? •'mo 111' « • !■,'""■ "• ""f"'' ''*"!« "»'"li
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Kiinliiiiil, l.'in., IfiN?, |i. 8vii. 1. Tilt I'liiMrcii ; Ikhv I" ~ '
SlU'lv Ihtiii; Kniilicl Snuiely Iit'itiin'i«. Iinii., I'<"'7,
r.'iM".
>ViiriM'r« (■t'orgfl V.,, nn<l I'ootv, (iiiirlcii M.
1. llUtiiiy «( Dukolii County iin.l tliii Citv nl lln.'liiij.'n,
Miiiiini|i"ll», ISni.hvo, '.'. IliKlory or lliiiMM'|iiii Ciiiinly
itnil lliii L'lly (if Minniii|iolii«. Minnciiliiili". I'*-'!, "vii.
it. Ill-lory of Ititiii 1 Ciiuuty an. I Iho lily of Si. I'uiil.
Miiirii ,i|iiili'i i>**\. -"vci. i. History ol \Vir«hiii|{lon
t'niinly mill llic Si. I'roix Viillcv, .\iinii™|iollii, I.nsI,
NVD. ( Kacli of llii!i>« Ijookn iiiciuiU'- tlm Kx|iIoict« iiml
rionocru of .MiiiiicKolii, liy K. H. Ncill, kk/iio, iirnl Oiil-
liiim of llii' Hi. lory of Miniii'soi.i. Iiy .1. K. Williniiix.)
WiiriHT, <:corK<' rrcth'ric'k, M..V. I'aiulo^iie
of III!) .Miuuii'iri|il!« ami .MiiniiiiiinU of Alloyn'K rnlii'ge
of iIimI'k liift al |)iilwi.-li, I.iin., (SSI, ^vo. |
Mnriior, Mth. II. I*. I. Po<Mn.< of ll.iuio l.ilci
N. York. 1h;1, «,,. I'^i.io. 2. llouml by Iloiiml, .N. \ork, [
ls7.ii, l^nio.
>Viirili>r, Ili'iiry K. Tlic T,uw of Kviili'in'o iimlcr
Ibo t'.iilc Hi' I'ivil I'r Iinx of tlio Statu of .Now York, ;
AUmiiiv, IH>'7, ><vo. I
HHriHT, llciiiy liPi', I'lHow of SI. Johii'a Col-
lci»o, Ciiiiiliriilac. Iliiil< ami 1Ic'1|ik fur Latin Klc^lam,
0.\t,, I vs.-p, IJiiio. ,
Warner, .loliii .\lloii. 1. The Tw.. ra|ilainn; or,
Iiovp's liabiMir mil l.o«t: a I'i'lilo I'liineily, in Two .Vi'Ih,
F'llki'Hiono, IH77, iL'nio. li. Kionii, anil olhor I'oi'iiit,
Soiiiliinn|iliin, l'<71li Svo.
Wnrner, John l>e W ill. The Solar Theory of
M\lha, Albany, lS7il, >vo.
\tnrncr, L. <'., M.D. W m's Ilaml-Iliiok in
lli'aitli ami Di.iuasc. N. York, l>H7. IL'ino.
Wiirnfr, Kcv. Kii-hnrd IlycU, .M.A., )(railiiatc'<l,
piMiior opliini, at rorpus rbrisli I'olli'xc lauibriili?!',
ISil:;,- oriliiineil l>lll; vii'iir of A-lli'V. Warwicksbiro,
1S72-77, anil simie then of Alnu'li'V, llurufurilshirc. I.
iifo ami l,i'«enilj of Saint I'liml, llisboii of l.ii'hliuM :
with Kxtriii't.s from I'nulilcil MSS. lllust. Wislii'ch,
1^*71, ^lo. 2. Thu lli^-tory of Thorncy Abboy, I'un!-
briil){OMbiri', I'roni ils I'ounilalinn toils Dissolution: to-
({I'ibor with pinip N'o'lfo of Ihe .Moilurn Varish. ami
lla|ili.sinal Itcgistcr of llie Kruneh IJolor.y, VViubcih,
1.'<7'.I, -Ml.
Wiiriicr, .'Mrs. S. K. Our Hiiby, [vorso,] X. York,
187.1, l>iuo.
Hurni-r, Miss Snttnn, [finie, vol. lit., adil.,] l.i|«-
]MS5. 1. .Mclbournii llouso, N. Y'ork, 1S«I, 12mo. 2.
Daisy: a Si'iiud lo "Melbourne Ilou.'o," ISilS, i2nio.
3. Daisy in the I'ieM, Isfiii. l2ino. 4. What slio foulil,
]S7(I, l2ino. 5. The House in Town, l-<7l, 12nii>. 11.
O|i|)orlunitic»: a Sei|uel lo "What she CouM," 1^71,
I2nio. 7. Trailing: linishins the Story of " Thu House
in Town." In72, I2im). .S. bosaons on Slanilanl-lJBarorii
of the Ulil Testament, 1^72, 1-lmo. 1). The Little ('ain])
on Ka«lo llill, 1^7.1, iL'uio. III. Seeplres anil Crowns,
1S74, l2mo. II. Willow lirook : Sei|Uiil to "The Little
Camp." Lon., IS74; now ei|., 1S77, 12uio. 12. The
Flag of Trui'o, |H7J. IL'nio. LI. liivinn Trust: Tales
illuslratiiiK the Lonl's Prayer, I'i7.'), I2nii). 14. Wycli
Ila/.el, Lon., |s76, I2ino. 15. The Ulen Luna Family,
Lon., 1 ■'77, l2mo. It!. Diana, 1S77, l2nio. 17. Pino
Neeillcs. H77, 12mo. is. The Kingdom of .luilah, 1S78,
]2mo. I'J. The Broken Walls of Jerusalem, I87H, 12mo.
2ll. My Desire, 187'.l, 12mo. 21. The Lu'lof a Coil. ISsO,
I2rao. 22. The Letter of Croilit, N. Yi rk, 1882, l2mo.
2:i. Noboilv, N.York, ls8:i, 12mo. 24. S.ephon. M.D., N.
York, 188;i, 12mo. 2j. A Red Wall-Flower, ISSI, 12iuo.
26. Daisy Plains, N.York, 1885, l2mo. With Wauskii,
A.VVA li.: 1. The liirtlnlay Vi'jit to Holly Farm. 18«ll.
2. Uertruile and her Bible, 18B4. ;i. The Prinee in Dis-
guise, L<B4. 4. The Uose in the Desert, 1S64. .i. The
Carpenter's Daughter, 1861. 6. The Widow ami her
Daughter, 1864. 7. Tho Two Sehool-Girls, 1 8(14
2ft0
plei. (Conlaiiis two dramas, one emisisting of pal.
sajjes fri-ely Iranslaliil from Homer, wliieli was er-
fiirmed al Cromwoll Hmiso In In-".'!, and the other an
abriilgeil version of the " l)re.stes.' whieh was played at
the Prinees' Hall, Pieradilly, in I'-Hil, with niusi i-
poseil lor Ihe oecasion. The illiislralions arc fnun tub-
leaux ilesigiieil by Leighton, Holiday, and Walls.)
Wiirri'M, .Miitti. John Knox and bli Times, Lon.,
IMIlll, I'.'
Wiirrcn, Mr. (?l'sunil.) How thi'y Mismanaged
their House on iibw, ii. Year; a Narrative, Lon., IH7H,
p. •<»o.
Warrflli .\. .1. 'Hie Apnreiialion of .Money ; its
Llleets on Debts, Industry, ami National Wealth, Phlla.,
1H78, 8vo.
Wnrrcn, Anif>N W. The Young Man's iJnide, or
Malhemalii'al I'lmipenilium. llnlland, Vt., |S7L', inino.
Warren, Nir fhiirles. ti C.M.li., K.C.ll., F.U.S.,
Ac., b. 18IU; edneateil al I'heltonhnio l.'ollege, Sand-
hurst, and Woolnieb; entered the Koyal Kngineers
1
exeavaiions for the Palestine Lxi
served as miijorgeneral in Ihe /iilu and Kgyptian wars
1881-86: ebii'l eominissioner of llio metropolitan polieo
I8KI1-88. I. I'ndergrouml .lernsalem ; an .\eeount of
some of tlio Prineipal Dilliiullies eneounlered in its Ex-
ploration, and the Itesulls olilainod : with a Narrativu
of an Kxpedition through Ihe .lordan Valley and a Visit
to the Sainurilans. lllnst. Lon., 1^*76, Svu.
" In the annals (if the iliMlngnlsbed eoriis of lioyal Kii-
,!ineer» lliere can lie lew tales of palieiil loll and Imnrly
risk lit lite noire wnrlliv nt recunl than those wliU'li niako
npllic niiassninlngiiarraliveor ' linleritround .lernsalem.'
. . . ll In Ihe imrralive of persnnal adventures, . . ,
rather than In arehieolotiiial (llscoveries and faels. Unit
the allrnellon uf Captain Warren's Vdliinieeiinsisls."— ^'ll^
liir., xllli. NK).
2. The Temple or the Tomb: giving Further I'Mdeneo
in Favour of the Aullienlieity of the Present Silo of tho
Holv Sipiilehrc, Ae., Lon., 1S8I1, Svo.
"Ciilunel Warren . . . surveys In ample del.ill, lliongb
Hllloiiil luiieli svsteniallc arrangement, llie whole Kruiiinl
of ennuiiversv lietweeii -Mr. KeiKUssim ami his (ipponeiits.
. . . 'riiciiiKli (he lire may be loose and Inlerinlllenl, there
Isseauely a sliol Iml tells."— ,s'ii/. lin:, II. ;ili'
I And see Wilson, Sin Chahi.ks Wh.i.iam, I'n//— .
I SVarren, CliiirleN, slatistician of the United Stales
Iluroau of Kdueation. Answers lo Imn'iriefl about tho
I'nited Stales liureau of Fducaliyn. I ist. Pub. by
I'.S. (iov't. Wash., l^sSII, 8vo. iThis is a revision to
dale of the History of the lluronu of lidueation, pre-
pared liv Dr. Sliiras.)
Warren, E. My Hoy Jack. Illust. Lon., 1887,
r. Svo.
W arren, K. l*riolean, and Cloveriey, C. F. M.
The Wanderings of Ihe " lleetlc." Illust. Lon., 18Sj,
4to. (Narrative of a siinimer trip on the Meuse.)
I Mnrren, Kdward, .M.D., brother of J. C. AVarren,
[mill', vol. iii., add.] I. The Iiile of John Warren,
■Surgeon in the Hovolutionary Army, Host., 187', 8vo.
2. A Doctor's Experiences in Three Continents : Let-
ters, Halt., 1885, l2ino.
Warren, Mrs. Klizn, [<iii(e, vol, iii., Wauhkv,
! Mils., add.] 1. Comfort fur Small Incomes, Lon., I>6(1,
j p. Svo. 2. .\ House and its Furnishings, Lon., l^BU, p.
8vo. 3. The Art of Imitating Oil-Pnintings without a
Knowledge of Drawing. Illust. Lon., 1871, 4to. I.
My Lady Help, and wiinl she taught me, Lon., 1877,
12ino: new ed., IssH. 5. The Way it is Done, Lon.,
1878, 12ino. 6. How the Lady Help taught the Girls to
Cook and be I'scful, Lon., IS7a, 12mo. 7. A Young
Wife's Perplexities: with Hints on the Training ami
Instruction of Young Servants, Lon., 18811, I2ino. 8,
Cookery for an Inco e of £200 a Year, Lon., 1887, p.
Svo.
Warren, Miss Elizabeth, [<iii(c, vol. iii., Waii
The Little Black Hen, I8(U. 9. Martha and her Friend i hks, Mlss, add.] I. John Knox and bis Times, Lon.,
Rachel, 1S61. in. Martha's Hymn, 1865. II. The ' 1867, p. Svo. 2. Illoiiiiilield : a Tale, Lon., 1870, 12imi.
■Word: Walks from Eden, 1866. 12. Sybil and Chiyssa, ;i. Tho Last Passover; or, Closing Days in the Lifeol
and The Little Xe.rso of Cape Cod, 18611. 13. Theiioldl Him whose Name we bear, Lon., )873, 18mo. 4. The
of Chiekaree, N. York, 1876, 12mo. 14. Little Nettie; I (ireat Forty Days: designed lo bo a Help to Sunday-
or, Home Sunshine, 1878. 15. Carl Krinken : his Christ- \ School Teachers, Dublin, 1876, ISino. 5. Savonarola, the
mas .Stoekinir, Illust, Now ed., N. Y'ork. 1880. Kinio. I Florentine Martvr: a Kefornier before the Reformation,
Warner, Theodore Uavenport. Madalena ;
or, Tho .Maid's Mischief: a Drama, Pliila., 1887, 12ino.
Warr, Prof. U. V. Echoes of Hellas: thr Tale
of Troy and tho Story of Orestes from Homer and ..'ischy-
lua ; with an Essay and Sonnets. Prejented in Eighty-
1190
Lon., I8SII, er. Svo ; 2d ed., 1H8I.
Warren, ErneNt. 1. Four Flirts: their Cards,
and bow they played them, Lon., 1880, Svo, 2. Laugh-
ing Eyes; or, A Cruise and ita Consequences. Illust.
Lou., 1881, 8vu. 3. The Queen of CoqUetteii: her Cour-
their Card?.
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Ti,v'\''."' '■''• """''"""''i [""''-, vol. iii ft,i,n 1
X. York, l.sJ^; I'l,;;,';; "■ " ^"""B t'"n>.tl,ian Yaehbumn,
c.a!!'^o^'l:,.i^^^:'^Vlj/":"' M-A. graduated, firat
ih^;s^^r''i'rS"'7^"-'^^^
;-;.-Lc,,ri^!-l;:^----y^r-^;-;
< nnorsi .\ l«.,,,, became,. Motliodist minister JXbb an I
envard. ..udied theology ut Andovor iTo i"'.""^
I. e,_^profe,«sor of sy.tematie theology n he M th
"d s( E,„..c„p„l JIi,si„n Theological In.ti "tc Urw. en
; i::^z ^r '"v'-'^t- ''•'-«.oii';;f%™ir^
The Tr,« -? . I '"" ^ "i^crsity since 1873. 1.
'e;,grlry^,^, ':i ^z"' ^">' "".;' •y^"-'-'
2,'o"'''r'T"'",r'*''i^"'™ ^^'-'''' 'I'-t ?jo t.,
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Warnns, Charles B. " Strike, but hear me .-
1491
Ho,dU,r,d^F^tune;'5S^a-nK;;^:;^:',Jl,,,,
[1; ^ ';/ / "l''« '» "",1 S'-'ly of Book i-iat";' '
I'ibris,) Lon., lASO, 8vo.
Study
(Nos. 1-7
- (Ex.
in the foregoing list
1^1
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WAR
the Mosaic Aoctiunt of the Crontion, the Mirnole of To-
Dny ; or, New Witnesses to tlio Oneness of Genesis ami
.■^cienee, N. York, 1S7), Iflmo; new ed., 1877.
>Vnrriiigtoii, K. The Chomistry of the Farm,
Lon., ISSl, |i, Svo.
Wiirriiigton, Sydney. Purity Unwin: the Story
of a Frii'nilslii|>, hon., ISsI, or. Svo.
Wui-ti'Kis, Clifvalier de IlesHC-. Tunis : the
L.in.1 and the I'eople. Ilhist. I.nn., 1S82, Svo.
" A eleiir, ami clmililless an Hcouraiv, accounl nl ilie oiiu-
(litiuM of Tuiii> at tlie time of tlie Kreiicli ocviipalinn."— ;
yitlinii. xxxv. ml. „ , , , ,• . I
■• WlK'ii the nidinieiitJirv pvciilianlies of the C lievalier.s i
FiiKli-li are uiiderstood, . . . and w lien its vat,'ueiie<s and
rertunilancy liavr oeased 1<> bewilder, it is l.nind timt
■during a sojourn id' several nomtlis in tlic reueiuy lie
niust have taken notes imiiistr'.msly. ami. in spite ol all
drawliaeks. we dare sav his Imok wili take rank as an ini- j
piirtial deserlption id' "I'linis as it was belore the FreiK'li
invasion.' -.l(/i., No. is;;:!. ... ,, i
>Vi»rtcr, Rev. John Wood, In,/', vd. in., add.,] \
1S02-187S. An Old Shropsliiro Oak. Edited by Kjchiird
Harnett. Vols, i., ii., lion., ISSii, Svo; vols, iii., iv..
IS'Jl.
" The book may be described as a rambling account of
the history of Slirupshiie, and of Kiisilaml (,'eiierally, 'de-
livered nn'der tlie similitnile of a dream.' "--.I//1., No. .ioi:,.
" Kmimiitly a bo.ik for the scholar, the divine, and tlie
conntrv neiitieinan."— -IciKi., .\xi.\. 177.
" Wnrtli, Julian," (I'seud.) See P.utsoNS. Miis.
Jt'M.V Wahth, •m/irii.
Wnrvflle, George W. A Practical Treatise on
Abstracts and Kxaininations of Title to Ueal Property,
Chic, iss:!, Svo.
Wash, Henry. Bible Evidences Summarized, Lon.,
187.-.. l2ino.
Washburn, Charles Ames, b. 1S22. at Livcr-
raoro. Me.; graduated at Bowdoin 181S; admitted to
the bar; settled in Cali."ornia and became a journalist ;
appointed U.S. commissioner to Paraguay ISIil.and was
minister resident there ISe.'i-liS, when ho was obliged to
leave the country to avoid being arrested on a charge of
conspiring against the dictator Lopez. (See .M.viiSIIM.W,
Geoi'.ok ¥.,iiiijji-(i.) lie has since resided at .Morristown,
N.J. L The History of Paraguay: with .Notes of Per-
sonal Observations and Keminiscences id' Diplomacy
under Difficulties, Bo.sl. and .V. York, IS71, 2 vols. Svo.
" Mr. Washburn's personal recollections are inlonsely In-
teresting; . . . lint it is these very rceoUectioiis that almost
entirelv unfit him for an historian, even if on other
grounds he were iinalitlea for this vocation."— .Vn/ioii, xu.
"After making every allowance for unrestrained feel-
ings, ami for the just hatred in.spired by the ai'tions of
three detestalile tvrants, we cannot but recognize the gen-
eral acciiriicv of "thc'-e pages, so far us Paraguay is eoii-
cerned."-.tA., No. •>m. , ™ ..
2. From Poverty to Coinpetenee: Graduated Taxation,
Phila., 1887, l2ino.
W ashburn, Dexter Cnrlcton. Songs from the
Seasons, and other Verses, St. Jolinsbury, Vt., 1888,
Itiino.
Washburn, Rev. Edward AbicI, D.D., isi'.i-
1881, b. in lioston, Mass.; graduated at Harvard 18:18;
became a Congregationalist minister IS42j ordained in
the Protestant Kpiseopal Church 1814; rector of Calvary
Church, New York, 1866-81. 1. The Relation of tlio
Kpiseopal Church to the other Christi.iii Bodies, N. Y'ork,
1874, Svo. 2. The Social Law of (iod : Sermons <ni the
Ten Commandments, N. York, 187o, 12mo; tith od., 1884.
3. Sermons, N. York, 1882, 12mo. 4. Voices from a
Busy Life, [verse,j I88.'i.
Washburn, Emclyn W. 1. Studies in Early
English Literature, N. York, Iss:;, Svo. 2. The Spanish
Masters : an Outline of the History of Painting in Spain,
N. York, 1881, Svo.
" The volume is not to be elitssed with the authoritative
work of .Morelli. but hikes its place lus a hand-book ol iin-
queslioiialile value."— -V.i/i'oii, .xxxviii. iWl.
Washburn, Emory, LL.i>., [""'«. vol. iii., add.,]
18011-1887. He resigned his professorship at Harvard in
1871). 1. Lectures on the Study and Practice of the
Law, Bost., U"4. Svo. 2. Manual of Criminal Law:
including th- Mode of Procedure by which it is en-
forced. Edited, with Notes, by M. D. Ewell. Chic,
1878, 12nio.
Washburn, Rev. i'ranvis, recior of the church
of the Holy Spirit. Uondout. N.Y. I. The Soul Athirst,
and othur Sermons, N. York, 1S76, 12mo. 2. Thoughts
on the Lord's Prayer, N. York. 188:!, 24mo. 3. Medita-
tions on Charity, N. York, ISS7, 24mo.
Washburn, Israel, LL.U., 1813-1883, b. at Liv-
WAT
crmore, Me.; admitted to the bar 1834; governor of
Maine 1S6I ; collector of customs at Portland, Me., 1863
-77. Notes, Historical, Descriptive, and Personal, of
Liverniore. Maine, 1874.
Washburn, Jean Bruce. Yo Semite; a Poem,
San Fran., 1S71, 12mo.
Washburn, John .M. Ueason r». the Sword: a
Treatise, in which it is shown that Man has no Uiglit to
take Human Life, N.York, ls7;i, l2ino.
Washburn, W. T. The Unknown City : a Story
of New York, N.York. IS8(l, 12mo.
Washburnc, Elihu ]ten.iamin, 181(i-lsS7,
brother of Israel Washburn, sii/.,,, ,- b. at Liverniore,
Me.; studied law at l.arvard; admitted to tlie bar Is40,
and practised in tjalcna. III.; iiunibcr of Congress 1 s.">:!
-l)!l; secretary of state for a short time in ISIi'.l, and
U.S. minister to France from that year till Isr7. He
wrote his loiiiic (originally Wasliljurn 1 witli a final e. I.
Sketch of Edward Coles, Second (iovcrnor of HIinois,
and ihc Slavery Struggle of lS2:i-2l, Chic, IS82, Svo.
2. Kecolleetions of a .Minister to France, 18fi!(-IS77.
Illuat. X. York, ISS7, 2 vols. Svo.
"Although written somewhat stilUy. it gives a graphic
picture, friini the stand-point of a close olwrver, ol the
most striking episode in recent Kiiropcan history. It is
disappointing onlv in itscharaclerizations ol tlie extraor-
dinary men who iignre on its jmges. of w horn Mr. W ash.
bnrne gives rather siipcrliciul sketches. . . . Notwilhsliind-
iiig this defect, ;!ic hook deserves the high place whiili it
will dimlitle.>.s take among contemporary memoirs, —
Sdtiiin, xlvi. 1:11.
Washington, Elizabeth. Posie. the .Mini^ter'3
Daughter. Illust. N. York, 1S71, Kinio.
Washington, Mrs. Lucy II. Echoes of Song,
[verse] X. York, IS7S, 12ino.
Wasiiington, Miss Mna. Ethel's Pearls, N.
Y'ork. 1S72, Himo.
»ason, II. Ii. Letters from Colorado, Bost., 1S87,
Kimo.
Wnssa, E. Truth on Albania and the Albanians;
Historical and Critical, Lon., 1S79.
Wassell, II. A. The Holy Land and the Temple
of the Millennium, as given by Ezekiel. Maps. Lon ,
IS7.'i. Svo.
Wasscrniann, Lilins, and Weddle, Isabella.
The Counter of this World, Lon., 1884, 3 vols. p. Svo.
Wasson, David Atwood, {'n,i,; vol. iii., add..]
lS2:i-IS87, b. at West Brooksville, Me.; became a I ni-
tarian minister; was settled at (iroveland, Mass., 1851-
57, and had charge of Theodore Parker's ehurcl: in
186.^66. Poems. Bust., 1887. 12nio.
Wtttcrfield, W illiani, [oiid, vol. iii., add.,] Hymns
for Holy Davs and Seasons, Lon., !s77, 32nio.
W aterfo'rd. Marchioness of. See BKni-:st'onn.
Waterhouse, 1'. H. The Signification and Prin-
ciples of Art : an Essay, Lon.. 18S7, Svo.
Uaterhonse, diaries Owen. 1. lllustrationsof
Typical Siiccimens of Coleoptera in the Collection of the
British Museum, Lon.. lS7y, ic. Svo. 2. (Ed.) Aid to
the Identihcatiiin of Insects. Illust. Lon., 1880, 4to.
And see (loiiMAN, F. D., mijini.
Waterhouse, Harry. Reformed: a Drama, in
Three Ads, Manchester, 1870, Svo.
Wttteihousc, N. I. Memorials of the Families of
Cropper, Cubhaiu, and Wolsey of Bickerstuffe, and of
Winstanley of Winstanley, Liverpool, 1804, 4to. 2. The
Siege of Hennebon, and other PocuiB, Lon., 1871, p.
Svo.
Waterhouse, Sylvester. Memorial to Congrc-s
to secure an Adciiuate Appropriation for a Prompt and
Thorough Improvement of the .Mississippi Kiver : with
an Appendix, St. Louis, 1877, 12mo.
Waterloo, Stanley. How it Looks. Illust. N.
York, 1888, I2mi>.
Waterman, Luther Dana. Phantoms of Lil'e,
[verse,] N. York, lss:i, bij. Ifinio.
Waterman, Thomas W hitney, ['iitl'-, vol. iii.,
add.] 1. A Treatise on the Law of Trespass, N. York,
IS7.'i, 2 vols. Svo. 2. Digest of Decisions in Criminal
Cases contained in the Reports of the Federal Courts
and' the Courts of the Several States. X. Y'ork, 1878, Svo,
3. A Treatise on the Law relating to the Spccillc Per-
formance of Contracts, X. York, Is'-I, '-vu. t. A Treat-
ise on the Law of Corporations other than Municipal:
with Citations from the English and United Stales
Courts, N. York. 1888, 2 vols. Svo.
Waters, Alderman Thomas Houghton,
M.D., F.R.C.P., [diile, vol. iii., add.,] physician to tlic
WAT
Royal rnnrimiry, Liveri,,,,,! r , u ■ ^^'^
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rojiolitan police, .to. ■ 'enior h ,n " "''^'""' "> ""= ^et-
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said .,'f no'l^V hMbe'K;'"' ''"'"'■'■ ' i'>^rim?i1t "uil'l
pages, „,„| review! u^ n,or';'"f ,'•'''''■''''"'« "^-(-'r m q r,r,
; Nome th.Misaiick ,,|- t,.,! "^ ''•'" t'lrefiillv the lives „■
not even piulesi lo 1„. ni.ire , o,;,'7" '",'''• '""■ "'''eh dot^s
nn e.xtiiu:t family of kS''^.;;:''™ ;«''■"' ■^'7"'>''-.' ol
tliat It Is not oiilv a roadahl i.,„ l. 1 ""' ■-i'<'<'"d rnnk,-
""'"'»,' one, and Ihat it le 'er ve , , ,'' !'" ""(■"■"".v '■nlcT-
de contribution (,, il,,. ,i , ^.'^'.^ i' '"'~'' ™"'< '"< a valna-
mve iio.hi,,,- lik,! i,' ,>, , " ;;'l!^'7,v or KuKlan,!. ' ^e
Mloiil„,.,l whether even the , , V .', , '"nnel „i„l it niav
li'o(Iui.,.,| a work at oiirn ..,,, ""' rri'neli geiieadgists ever
■U-oisTi-s Jixsoi. :',';;,';," '^l.'?.\f>' "n,l s„ exlianstivo,"-
"nirisl:rS;'lWu1''"'f ''" ^""""- "'Chester
"]-' "'• -ho F^^Tili"^ •];7''^":i."";'^''""';i'buiy;and
i "!,";;». Oxon, and UloneeSii'; lI'^J.^s "",',',; "•^'^^'
ol l.oiiilon; and l,v v,V, ,,''"'''•""""' Lord Mavop
^'''l'"r lures ! s' ;,,•,,.■', ','"r'''','''''''''"^ wileherV 7ho
; iJomesday Sa ev of .T"-''' '""' '■'"npa.ed witii the
■-'ciated Are tee"^, .d'sK.hT "?/'"""' '''■'■"' ""-" A^-
'B'^S : vol. xvi jt , , •'"'''',' ""-■I""'" "nd I'apers.
! '!<-«i-sters in in^Z aJi^nn ""'■/'°- "• l'''"«'
j '^nggestions for" .„ ' 7 ' :'''^";7 '"'.^ ^"ntenls : with
! "vation, Lon. . "1 „ "'!" ' "'""'^ '""' Pres-
: .fry List of the .„i,;,bit";,ts of V i."'"' '" ^ ^•"""-
Lon., 18.S.-,. 8. (i„„dr,,d„ , u- *-\|'lanatory Xotes,
»■ Critical Examimittn'.f, IT, *'■:'' ''■■"•' (-f f^nnev ;
, Parentage; wit IWni at s ,' ^'™«'«:'' '^'"ries of her
] ter nor the Step-D,* ',1 ter ft.""' ","'"'" "'« »»"«!>-
queror, I.„„., ;;^l'jl^"%'l"<--r of Rmg WiHiau, the Con-
!^--^^lyI.iend^I,t;lf■'^,J:-■-;3-^
-u"J'S,!t*r;ria^!'^:r^V^.A.,d.,88r,.et'
'''t.^;ar;h?i?rr^?-w-v^'""' '"■
"That Tiresome Child." Ilh'is, I " ')'"*'" ^^'"O^'.
■ 'to. .i. ^,J^,,,|„_,. Afternoon., at Rose
."inio. 4. Stories
,JV«ter«, Robert Kdinoad r:..„..„ ' ' ""^ ^^i""" cSre;;''li:^ ^:;:;; i^«V ^Jr/l'''^ ^- «'-i«'
■Ito. .' ^''tt'e Children, Lon., 1888
Wathorstoii, Kduanl I ti. t,
"nd for Ily the since 187^' 1 Tb^"' *'"'Hl*l'<"-t "•'^'M-fiS,
■ni'nt, Manchester. 1874 8;.oP ","""*'"••" ''''■"«-
Canada and the State. ^ IWoll ^'''""'^ •'""""'■ ^'•
Lon., 1887, 8vo. "^collections, 1851 to 18.(1,
.n.^:^nu!\;li:;:Sr',;[ '^H^.-t. .1, devoted
'■England and Wales. mat "''',' ■"''''l"''''^" '»
■•■"m^-ehc.'.oineli,,w,.r„„r,,..;..."i-."'^'".'- •" the l.e..l ad V'" <•"*<:• raiiK
niii'ine skill In'settini? oin,,. „,.;;■ i";.. , ■,■- -
■'• tJenoalogical Memoirs of the FrH„„, v ■,
' 'loster of Chieholev • (i„.i. a ''"itinct Fam y of
'-".. L878, 2 I'd, 7,0 """ ^"'''""^ "»d Descendants'
•It Is the men, of Mr. Wate,.' volumes that they never
yet i/een'writl;;;; on u!;,'{i:;^' '"™' '■I'^torles that have
'Icml., xxlil. 4LM. "omaii oecupatioii of IJritaln "--
™.iini';:";;:;^;i^[:',7-,A i;-criptio„ of Roma„ rc.
L'*Sfi,4to. ^"""tJ"'f Cheshire. Hlust. Liverpool,
tion,. While u',r.';;Ki'r».S;',rU'i:",^5 ,T'"^'" '■^ou.
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Wntkins, A. Singing in Elementary Schools : Lee-
of the li.i.-'ili 'an Church of lirixwurlh. I lus • I^""-.
imlV Sv 2. The Day o( Days: a Pooin in Commcm-
ir ion th; National Thanksgiving. 27t . February,
?S72, »n,l other I'oeins, l.on., 1872, 8vo .). Quo War-
ranto- or. The Athanasian Treed, Loll., Ih7,i, •* o.
"walking, llev. Frederick Uall, M.A., g™iua ed
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nrofes^or of (ireck and Latin in Queen a College, l-i^^r-
E,o 1867-81 •, ver,,etual curate of Speke-Oarston since
?87a. 1 (Ed. iiKl trans.) (ioethe's Hermann und .-
otW: the .ierman T«t with Oorrcsj.,,id.ng 1 gW^h
^"s::::onr;!s;:d''K./-i;;^;si,eU,\dver-
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Jersey CUV sin e 18 "fand^o Christ's Hospital s nee
^8, 7 1 ha« contributed nun.erous papers to mechea^
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^porlsm;:nC^rai!i:r or, Vhe"i:ake Lands of Canada.
r:;m','lf;uiion urthe%.o.ting literature of the eountry."-
I -"wui^l^.!'!:. S.acy.. The Silvery Hosts of the
i^^';^^:!.;;r'c^.;^f:!^"C^^er-k:;g;ish^^i^v::
cal.ul"ry '"-' l>'"l"S»os for the Use of the Army and
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'%Vntts, Kev. Ilobert, D.D„ b. is2n, at Jloney-
lane, Ireland : removed to the United Stat-s. and gradu-
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Weaver, W. T. G. Hours of Amusement, and
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graduated at the U.S. Military Academy ISoJ; seived
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on in and about the cotintry during the i)rogress of cen-
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We!)b, Rt. Kev. Allen Ueclier, D.D., graduated
at Corpus Cbristi College. Oxford, 18(52; Follow of Uni-
versity College I8f!.'!-I18 ,■ oi'iluinod I8t'>3; rector of Avon
Dassctt, Warwickshire, 1807-70; liishopof Bloemfontein
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California 18(iO-(ifi, and afterwards a broker in New York ;
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18nio.
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ed., 1883, p. 8vo. 2. In Luck's Way: a Novel, Lon.,
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Nineteenth Century, Lon., 1865, 8vo. 2. Vaccination,
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J^'iy: a Drama, I,on., ls,S2 !•> ri.,ir,i"i , !'• ^^ »
Sir """"--""^is" ?'"'"-
i"«H»adr!in^:^i'^ *;;;-»™,^™;n.i b. ItoberM.rown.
earliest Ijouk a.uvii t,, h,.r l,,,,^L, m "*' "'"'ers. I,-,.„„, j,^,.
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o. Ken'ury, l.on., isrir """'""»' "le Eighteenth
and .„ r„„. „_ , I , ■'■' !i^i^--ertain extent in^ividn.. ^
K.n^r'l^Jrp."":*"- """ ^■'«'- -" '"0 Loop.Rod
.JVebs.er,r.s. Christian. ,„„ ^,,,^„.^ ,„„_
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•An 01,1 Debt. By iZ^nr r "'''''" ''""'"''■'-■'''»• 1-
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to .he autbor „r ■ j,,,',. K ^Vt^'i^sr^'T h''''!'^ """^■"o"
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■;;team, I,o„., iST.i, i2mo WiH,'",. "'"■''""''"« ■""'
, ,■-.•-....,. e,a-^-- '^"^"- '">"•■ I •■''J.
TON. UoilBKTS.. ,„/„„.
*<,,,. ,. - -- ' V . mill tj.xit
o> US Kira certain reason 'lu^ iv i""'" """■' "■'' "tseems
palbize will, fanati'isi, „,;,',„"'■''*•'" "Od does not svm-
erin{?;;;^!;;;n;?'^;l™»^ wa,. great lairness and dis-
ate from the historv .,f .1...., "' »" effort to
mo and .Solid Geomctrv' P ";■ "'".""■'"■^R. ai.foszo, I ?>o. ( i i,e aathor describo«'i,"p'r"T T""^'' '''"'•' '**88,
' Webster, LeC I^a '^i','"', ; '',""•' ''''*■ '2'no illustrate from the li.t.'rv ,!f 7^. "' "'"' ""'"■•t to
'. «o„.,.T S..%„;.r ^•♦" ( '"^o"''-) See U..,„.. that man ean str?« t [r,l n "wr "■•""«'!,' '"" '^«"«f
Webster, IVa.'han Barnham, b iso, «, ,. , "1: ^^ ""' '^'''l-^-.v o,",t,."' "^""' '" """"^ '- '^'-^
Weilsu'ood.ti. R,
Thenisto,yof theTea-Cup!
nt of tho Pn.>__i. . . "F •
Liehhcld, 1870, Svo. ""' "' ^'■"""^"'hirc 1 oomanry,
l"t5un"ls"i^^",'•'• ''"""'l"- -^ Monetary Legi,.
" ■" l-ttinbridge, where he gradil-
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Hti'il 1S2I; iippiiiiitud 11 |i(iliuu uingUtrntu uf Lunilon
ls;U. Ilu wuH uiiu uf tlit'uriKinal iiit'iiibora or tliu I'liil-
oloffical Society, ttiiil liiis eoiuributuil iiiiin.v |iii|>cr» to itn
Tniii.iaotionB. Ci)nti!!<tcj(l Ktyiiiulogii's in tlio Dlutioiiorv
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Weilmore, Frederick, b. 1S4I, at tMifton, Kns. ;
dlucati'd partly on tiu' Continoiit ; iifcarno a joiirniiliHt
in Itrii^tol at iiiiii'teen, and afterwards removed to Ijon-
don and dcvotud liinijiulf to art critioimn. lie is con-
nt'oted as critic with thu London Standard and Acaduiuy.
In 1SS5 ho vi.iitcd tho United States am) dclivereil lee-
tures on art at Harvard and Johns llopliins. 1. Tho
Two Liven of Wilfrid Harris, l,on., IStiS, p. Svo. 2. A
Snapt (lold Uin){, Lon., \s'\, ^ vols. p. svo. .'!. Two
Uirls, I,on., Is?:!, 2 vols. p. Svo. I. studies in English
Art, lion., |S7i;-si), two series, p. Svo.
"He has evidently Koiie lliniiiiili a Kreat deal of close
nnd honest work, and in particular has accunuihited a
number of fresh and hileresliiiu iletalls about the succes-
sive si'hools of cnnravin); which have nnirched in tho rear
of our schools of art."— .s';<'i'^i/oi', 1. Jjo.
.^>. Pastorals of France, [short stories,] I,on., 187", p.
Svo.
" In their tenderness, their sinipllclly, their truthfulness
to the sliiw lioil remote life which they picture, in tho
quaint accuracy of their slight touches, in tlie atmosphere
of ihein, lliese ' I'ustorals' are almost perfect."— SiJCrtafoi",
1. i:.10.
fi. Tho .Masters of Oonro Painting ; being an Intro-
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Weed, Thurlow, [tmir, vol. iii., add.,] 1797-ISS2.
For biog., see Haunks. T. W., iii/>m. Autobiography.
Kdited by his Daughter, Harriot A. Weoil. Host., 183.1,
Svo.
"The aniiihiouraphy has much of what was known he-
fore, but llltle of winit we nilKlit have expected to llnil.
. . . There are .■onie exceptions, which jfo just far enough
to show what an interesting and valuable volume Mr.
Weed missed making."— .Vad'oii, xx.xvll. 2:13,
>Veed, Triimnit. Carmina Concordim: Songs of
Union r»)lloge: with .Music, N. York, 1S7o, Svo.
Weedeii, William Babcock. 1. The Morality
of Prohibitory Liquor I/aws, Host., IS75, lOino. 2. Tbe
Social Law of Labor, Host., 1SS2, 12nio.
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Art, delivered at tho Itoyal Academy, London ; with
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Respomling Kssay : Man soon in the llcopening Dawn,
N. York, ISSS.
Weeks, Clarn S. (Ed.) Text-Book of Nursing,
N. York, LSS,i, l2mo.
Weeks, Edward P. Treatise on Attorneys and
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Weeks, Mrs. Helen C, [miie, vol. iii., add.] 1.
Four, and what they did. lUust. X. York, IS71, I2mo.
2. Si.T Sinners; or, Sehool-Diys in liantam Valley. liy
Campbell Wheaton, [pseud.] N'. York, 1S7B, 16rno.
Weeks, Joseph U., of Pittsburg, Pa. 1, History
of the Knights of Pythias: with an Account of the Life
and Times of Damon and Pythias, Cin., l2mo. 2. Ue-
jmrt on tho Practical Operation of Arbitration and Con-
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Svo. 3. Directory of tbe (JIaas-Works of the United
States. Pub. by "U.S. Gov't. Wash., ISSO, 4to. 4.
Report on the Manufacture of Glass, N. York, 1SS3, 4to.
5. Report on tho Manufacture of Coke, N. York, LS8a,
4to. rt. Labor Differences and their .Settlement : a Plea
for Arbitration and Conciliation, .\. York, 1SS6, Svo.
Weeks, Lyinan II. Among the Azores. Illust.
Host., 1SS2, 80. Itimo.
Weeks, Robert D. 1. Jehovah-Jesus: tho One-
ne.ss of God ; tho True Trinity, N. York, I87fi, 12mo. 2.
Genealogy of the Family of George Weekes, of Dor-
chester, Massachusetts, l6llo-I6.')(l : with some Informa-
tion in regard to other Families of tho Xamo, especially
Thomas of Huntington, Long Island, and Nathaniel of
Falmouth and Hardwiek, Massachusetts, Newark, N.J.,
1885, 1. Svo.
Weeks, Robert Kelley, [mite, voL iii., add.,]
1S40-1S76; graduated at Yale 1SB2, and at Columbia
Law iSeliooI 18<i4; admitted to tho New Voik bar, but
relinquished his profossicm to devote himself to litera-
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Itimo, 2. Twenty Poems, N. York, 1876, 16mo.
Wegmann, E. The Design and Construction of
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Wcidncr, Rev. Revere Franklin, I).l>., b,
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College, Allentowu, I'a., ISIill, and at tho Lutheran The-
ological Sc'Uiinary, I'hiladolphia, is;:!; pastor of a
church in Philadelphia IS7S-S2; professor of syslematio
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I2i li, A .'System of Dogmatic Theology: based on
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18SS, 8vo, 0, (iranjinarof the Now Testament lireek,
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Hebrew Text of Obailiah, Phila., 1SS8.
Weigall, Lady Rose Sophia Mary, (Tane,)
daughter of the eleventh Earl uf Westmoreland ; nuir-
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1S74, Svo.
"Lady Rose' Weigall has been fortunate in aciiulrlng
excellent materials, and hiLs put Iheni together in a pleas-
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nmterlals, and has an Iniperfeet and fragmen'tary char-
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Weight, C. M. Not a Rit like Christmas, and
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Weir, Archibald Alfred Egleg, son of Rev,
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Kant; being an Introduction to the Study of" the
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Historical liasis of Modern Europe, (17611-181.'):) an
Introductory Study of the General History of Europi'
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ISSS.
"Mr. Weir examines the series of events which have
made the western world wlmt it actually is. and the various
influences which have determined the character of tic-
civilization we see around us. The political side of tlic
work isit-sbest part; nnd Mr. Weir has very fairlvdescrilicl
the circumstances which have shaped the de.slfiiies of lln'
dllTerent states and kingdoms of Europe."- W. O'Co.nnoI!
MiiRRI.s: Afiiil., xxxli. iV.
Weir, E. P. (Trans.) Life of Martin Luther, bv
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f:, "'{•."-nor d i^mki ^':"^„ t!>'"'' '«">■'•
Immortal Life, Bo,,., IH8» I^,,;l; ' "'• '""O' 4. Tl,o
f»"ego at Bitscho a', a t ,o sm, "'""' ' "'""""I ■■' th-
•' the United State IN )."''" ","r'' '^'^''^ ^ re,n„v,.,l
prowtl," ■ , e rres,;.,'.','/'/ '"■'■^ "'"1 .so,
It'd thrnug ,Vws Va o^f or;''™'''''""'''*-
Discoveries of Btirni a!,Tr '"'""•^' ''<'<'«'-'ling to the
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«'■ the American and K„ ., i' i'o'b: iTr' "'1 '""-^bph"
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Weitbrecht, Mrs. MaVv' r"^ '''^"' '^"•
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gujgesl!:;.^-,.,^,; ,,o'^^:'«"""» «"iJo in Four I.an
a;'.M b!"^^,^ rC &«' ';J"'>- C ■- vol. iii..
ho Universit;of Si."r,'i.T'''?"-' g™"""*-''! a
l>'n: president ofTolTli,^'',' 'i^'"."""' '" the bar
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Welch, c! inZj , T<'^"' I'.-yohologv, 1SS8
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-ommon I'leas, and Su e , 5 "''' Supro.ne, ('ireuit,
"^■''<',. <'in., IM^f, Sv,V ' '"" I'ccisions to .May,
I professor of Christian the , ,,uv „? -. f '"'"'''l' '^'""•'•'' ••
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ica: [alsoj in France" li 0^",'"'";" "°'"> '" Amer-
N- Vork, JHSO, 12„ vU''T' 'IV'"^'^' ^l'"' •
I WelUon, Ile'v Geor^rw h'''"'"- '■'''-• '^mo
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wckie.v Kentr;:;:;;.;',^,,^- ^'-[^-j 'sfis-s,, and""/
Series of Argument, b„,ed on , he -^ 'n Variety: a
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I K>i.) Ti'llotson's « rino^ t f'/'l' '"i"- '«''• -""2
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I «"i!l,''T".l,;y„:^\,/-?"\«;""' '^^^ daughter of
:'"". "■in'l-«"rherald.Hi„ ',''„'"■""• """'y ^^«l-
!i":^:,r^ai^r"'''^^''"i^"StAi:jeisr
' Of u:!^:;!;^,^^::''-^-^/^^^"^ '"«''-''->
eastle.„pon-Tyno, l,s-y 8vo ^"''""'''"••land. New-
Hi.«toriual Account of the Mm,,,:,; . D<^-7r'Ptive and
'n the Church of ,q,. Nieh„ " '' v"''' "",'' tombstones
i;"e::'"?^^-;;"-f""-~ii/:;:!r^ieh^:^!
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N. V:&7r;2t"7Rf^ J'- story „f Metlakaht.a.
■n British Columbia, chr st aniLli I " ',"'"''" community
'■am Duncan, a !»; eX of fh V^ 'f "'' "^ ""'
Society.) •^ ™'*^'"^ of the Church Missionary
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Wellcome, Mm. M. D. Tiilks about Flowars.
Illimt. Variiinutli, iMc, I8MH, Iflinii.
>Vell(loii,lt«>v. Jtttiici* KdwnrU Cnwcll, M.A.,
b. IHAI; Kriiilihilcil, woliior chinsii', iil Kind's t'ollvgi',
CiiiiibriilKii, lM7:i; <iriliiiiic(l I,S>;|' hfii.l-iiui.<liT iif l)iil-
wlch Ciilliigo |MH.1-H£), nnil ninuo then of lliumw Suhool.
1. (Triini!.) Tho I'liliticK of Ari»liitle : with Aimlj'i'i* iiml
Noton, l.on., I.S85, |>. Hvi, ; no* od., IHHS. :', (Tranii.)
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l.on., I ssn, |,, Mvo. :i. The Futuru ikii<l the Pint: Ser-
inon!( proaohi'd to Murrnw Hoys in l>ss unij \xM, I,on.,
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Lon., INS.s, |i. Svo.
Wi-lldun, llcv. .laiiiON In«l, M.A., D.C.L., griid-
uatuci, Ural ojiiss t'iiin:'. Trip., iit St. Jolin's rollogu,
CambriilK'i', l.'^.'il, ami fleeted ii Fellcnv ; onluined l.'^.iH:
hoad-nwwter of Tiiiibridije .><ohoiil ls4j-7.i, ami Hinue
then viear of Keniiiiigton, Kent. I. Exlraordinury
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tieut ISH.'i, |842-4:i; secretary of the navy isill-li!).
Linc(dn and ,Soward : lieniarks upon tln! .Memorial Ad-
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Wellington, Arthur Melli-n, b. 1817, at Wal-
thain, Mass.; educated at the Huston Latin School;
gtudiod civil en);in<'ering; was chief enjjinoor of tlio
Interoeoanio Railway from .Mexico to Vera Ouz, and has
held other important professional positions ; editor of
the Kngineerinf; News, New York. I. .Methods for the
Computation from Diagrams of Preliminary ami Final
Estimates of Hailway Earthwork, N. York, I87:<, 12mo,
plates fill. 2. The Economic Theory of the Location
of Railways: an .Analysis of the Conditions controlling
the Laying-Out of Railways to efeet tlie Most .Judicious
Expenditure of Capital, N. York, 1877, ll'mo; 2d eiL,
1887. .'1. Car-Hiiildors' Dictionary, N. York, 1881. 4.
Field Work of Railway Location and Laying-Out of
Works, 188it.
Wells, Charles, [ante, vol. i!L, add.] Practical
Grainmar of the Turkish Language, Lon., 1880, p. 8vo.
Wells, Clara L. I. The Alban Hills, Rome, 187.8,
Svo. 2. The Amphitheatres of Ancient Rome. Illust.
Host., I8s;i, sui. 4to.
Wells, David Ames, LI..T)., D.C.L., [fuiie, vol.
iii., add..] was special commissioner of the V.^. revenue
18I1B-7II, and lias been a member of several boards and
commissions connected with railways, Ac; elected a
foreign associate of the French Academy of Sciences
1874, and of the Accademia dei Lincei of Italy 1877 ;
president of the American .Social Science Association
1875-7!t, Ac. 1. Robinson Crusoe's Money; or. The
Remarkable Financial F'ortunos and Misfortunes of a
Remote Island (.'oinmunity. Illust. N. York, IS7fi, 8vo.
2. Our Merchant .Marine : how it Rose, Increased, became
Great, Declined, and Decayed, N. Y'ork, 1882, 12mo. 3.
Practical Economics : a Collection of Essays respecting
Certain of the Recent Kconomic Experiences of the
United States, N. York, 188,'), 8vo.
"There is . . . very little In the book that theordlnary
citizen ought not to know, and very lillle that he would
not be iiiterested in knowing if his uttention were once
arou.sed. — AadoH, xlii. IM.
4. A Study of Mexico, N. York, 1886, 12mo. 5. Re-
lation of the TarilT to Wages : a Simple Catechism for
those who desire to understand this Matter, N. York,
18S8, I2mo. Also, reports and pamphlets.
Wells, Edith L. Rays of Light for Sick and
Weitiy Ones, Lon., 13S7, p. Svo.
Wells, Edward, and Bedford, Henry Ed-
ward. Sonnets of Love and Life, N. York, 1888.
Wells, Ueorge. Golden Wishes: a Book for the
1502
Autographs of Friends and a Record of their llirthihiyi :
with a Thought for Facli Day in the Year, Lon., 1885,
.'E2lllo.
Wells, (.corKe Henry. Talei for Latin Prose
Composition: with .Votes, Lon., t88J^, p. Svo
Wells, il. U. till Replevin, Chic, 1879, 8vo.
Wells, Henry I*. I. Kly-Ro<ls and Fly-Tiwkle:
Suggestions as to iliiir Manufacture and Ihe, N, Voik,
1885, 8vo. 2. The American Salmon Fisbernmn. Illust.
N. York, 18811, l2mo.
Wells, J. V, 1. Delineation if the Law of Limita-
tion in Illinois, Chic, 1870, 8vo. 2. My IneloToby: his
Table-Talks and Reflections. Uy an .\ttorneyat-Law.
Cin., 1875, l2ino. ;i. A Treatise on (iucslions of Law and
Fait: Instruetiona to .Juries and Hills of Fxcepii
Host., 1870, Svo. 4. A Treatise on the Doctrines of lies
Adjuilieata and Stare Decisis. Des Moines, la.. 1878,
8vo. ,1. A Treatise on the Separate Property of Married
Women under the Separate Enabling Acts, Cin., |N78,
8vo; 2d ed., rev., 1870. tl. E Plurilius Inum. Des
Moines, la., 1880, Jvo. 7. Magna Charta; or. Tlio lliso
and Progress of Conslitutiuiial Civil l.iiierty in Kiigliind
and America, Des Moines, la.. I sso, Svo. 8. A Trcaliiio
on the Jurisdiction of Courts, St. Paul, Minn., 1880,2
vols. Svo. 9. Powers and Duties of Oliio County Com-
missioners, and the Incidental Duties of Probate Judges,
Prosecuting Attorneys, Auditors, Ac, Cin., 188.1, Svo.
Wells, Rev. James, M.A. 1. The Slave, (flas-
gow, 1871, lOnio. 2. Uible Echoes: Addresses to (ho
Young, Lon., 1877, 12mo. '.i. Bible Children: Studies
for the Young, Lon., 18711, 12mo, 4. Bible Images: a
Hook for the Young, Lon., 1881, p. Svo. ;). Parables of
Jesus: a Book for the Young Lon., |ss;!, p. Svo. B.
Christ and the Heroes of Heathendom, Illust. Lon.,
1880, er. Svo.
Wells, Jailies M. The Chisolm .Massacre: Pic-
tures of Home-Life in Mississippi, Chic, 1877, 12mo.
Wells, James W., F.B.U.S., member of the In-
stitute of Civil Engineers. 1. Exploring and Travelling
Three Thousnml Miles through Brazil, from Rio do
Janeiro to Maninhao. Maps and Illust. Lon., 1880. 2
vols. 8vo; 2d i:d., 1887.
" Ills resldeme In various parts of Brazil extended over
a number of years; , . , Imt the ineiileliLs which art!
lirlniarlly dealt with in his work are connected with a
.surveying and cxjiloralory expeililimi whleli took him
iinrtliward from Km de Janeiro througli tlie provinces of
Mimu-lieriies, Biiliia. and (ioyaz to .Miiraiihilo, . . . Tlie
work furnishes u lile-Uke pletiire of what the author has
seen."— yl(/i.. No. ;!070.
2. The Voice of llrbano; or, The Indian Slaves of the
Amazons; 2d ed., l.on., 1888, p. 8vo.
Wells, John C, R.N. The Gateway to the Po-
lynia : a Voyage to Spitzbergen ; from the Journal of
John C. Wells, U..V. : with Numerous Illustrations, Lon.,
187:), Svo; new ed., 1876,
"Captain Wells Is an ardent advocate of the approach
to the North Pole liv way of Spiizliergen. . . . Wilhnut
pretending to the fnliie.ss of mailer or the artistic linisli
which made Mr. Hayes's volume so altriicllve. Cuptiiiii
WelKs's book i.s straightl'urward and clear in style, securiiii;
our conlldence by ils nnalleeled simplicity and sterliin;
sen.se,"— .^■«^ AVc, xxxvi. 281.
Wells, John <J., [loi/c, vol. add.] The Grange
Illustrated; cr. The Patrons' Hai. ibuok, N. Y'ork, 1871.
12nio.
Wells, Mrs. Kate, (Gannett,) sister of W. C.
Gannett, Hii/ird. 1. In the Clearings. Illust, Bosi ,
1870, lOmo; new ed., 1872. 2. Miss Curtis: a Sketcli.
Boft., 1887, 12iuo.
Wells, Lilian F. 1. Bessie and I, Phila., 18s(i.
Ifinio. 2. Worth Living; or, The Old Finchley Place.
Phila., 1S82, I2mo. li. The Deacon's Daughter, Phila ,
188.1, lOmo.
Wells, M. G. (Trans.) Marie Derville : a Story "t
a French lioarding-School, by Mine. Henriette Guizot i\v
Wilt, Phila., 1881, 12nio.
Wells, I». !»., .M.D. Essays on the Treatment <>(
Diarrliiea and Dysentery, Phila., 1884, 24mo.
Wells, II. Bread and Biscuit Bakor and Sugar-
Boiler's Assistant, Lon., 1888, p. Svo.
Wells, It. B. I>. I, Health and Economy in tin-
Selection of Food, Lon., 1878, Svo. 2. AVoman : hci-
Diseases, and how to Cure them, Lon., 1880, Svo.
Wells, Miss S. .M. Jessie Onlv : or. Never T.r.
Poor 111 (jive. Chic, 1S70, 12mo.
Wells, Samuel, Treat, Mary, and Sargent.
F. Leroy. Through a Microscope: something of tli
Science, together with Many Curious Observations Ii.
WEL
I'our iinil Out an. I iii. .
»»«ll«, Sir The. m.! V ■ ^- ^ '"■'<• "*■ '• "*'-•
I-"". *"l. ill.. \Vm ?','":, **l"-"«'«'r. Hart., .M.„
«'•"•« in ,1,0 |,„,„| ,,aVy',|', , ':V.'" T'''-' ''• ""*■• '"f-
wanlHoonnme.! will, iho s.^?,,' ,''""""" "'"•• "fl'---
1. Surgery. I^..(V, ':„,'' "'';«';','" '" "-M. I.m„..|,„i:|
'« '.''i'i'li Mo 'I A- ',.;'",";•■■ '«':'.A,l,i.o,,„,, to
'»""• I Must. I,,,,,., "Z'f • s ' " '^ "f,::""'" '""' ■'■'■'■"'-
^''1' '"'"i' fthu White Vi„' ;,""-"■'• ■'""'' Vorl*.
AI'- A. Tinnr.. m,,,,. "^' V .^'V '-" '^Tenunc.,.., of
nn,l ."hl.WW,"',",,,^- issVV'li"'"' ^•-•"'"'''' .Worthier, ■
^'^ri:::::i;;r!r^.'^r^;.-^'"'i"nan,.F,.et:,.
Litumtur,. in OI,i„ ,s,„i„ iZ,!, ',' V'"'"""!- '>t KnsliHl,
co„Hi„t„f AKc.s.'rJ,,',:',;',;! ':;;: -'^„-;-' '«;.;, i.'ti.^
-M e,l.. nj. an/i;:„r,if^ \'; «f' "" »n,l L„„«,.a«„
'neri.lud by II„|„„., W|,i,,i„'"n ' ("'«hlycom.
'e'.or .>„„( T. iru„;,:h :; v^;, ;,''';;■ 'V-'-, '^"t-" «
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WES
j l^'ino. • 'y '^"""'' F- Moyer, Lel|«ie, J.SNS
Chi,,., Isn;), sv,, ' """'"'^ ' """ "' View ; ,1 Lectur^
"'■" K'^'Ki'rn, [verco.J Nor-
■,un J ,.,':"" "•*■."'•' '«»*». fl. i A|.pen.liv Chip.. ikkV
i'-nglisli writ,T.«.) 4 '
'--n';ri,,^iiii:';i:,,;;;;5;;;i»if^'-i;-.ci,,., i,ni „.
Welsh, C'hnr •.«,?', ''"•'•• "'*'*' '2"'".
a.;!iyj:;^iiri^;;:;';d;,;;?i^i:ni)''-^^r'^'^^
11 liten.ry «,„.,...»» T,; ,,,",';"' '''^ ™'.'ii"t be roMsi.h'r Vl
an. i..v.. u .w... uU!;!;:;;f:;L[i-*?-^-[^^[;;s^^o.. ^
»»elsh, Lewis li. ,\ d,. .' ■ , ' ''''' P- '^vo.
LoI^.'',sr"":s>'^;-'*'' -^^ L'ght.oot, tho English Hebraist,
French, Uou! i^Ti,"?^^' T'J^^'>''^'t ^'^'^ f"'" "'" '
nule of Thought- He,uli„g a^.d ilTj i,'^ ^'•'= ^ ^ '^""-
Tliings, Lon. Issi, .(to Huldcn and Secret
r^S":i'!i;^^::ient'"I"f.l^--'---''orein
•7 Kgbeiiii-: u;;:;;;;^ %,';-:'';- «iii.^th;'s,.i,:x:f
tlio LHuru.-, by A (, I'/ i,' ,'"'■?' ■^<"' tiroivth.s of
,Ar"»l"li,.al and I. l"i ible An I •'."■' :."''''J '■ "" "'«
t'ounnl, .\. V,„k, ISfi8 "n, '■ '' ' \^f "''""/'■ '^ il.u.rnl
;»'tli a I'ra.lieal In..tructi, n n„7, r -r "^ ""^' ■''""••»:
, ''-; Kv"y I^.^ in the Y ? 11 I", '''[V ?/ '"<^'' '""int
■ 1°'"- '•*>". ::. Three Ser, , , „ , , "^ ' ^•^"'"''' ''^'5. 2
>«'r, I,„n.. inso svo 4 T,„'. r-'7i! """'">' i" tho
'"K t" ll,e liule ,d' St A,,',r,,« J i '■' "'■''«'""" "ccord-
';«'".o„y, Jio.t. I'rs r^L'^''.^."- '• Element, of
«::::; '^^. \^z '■ '^'^'"--^r'^:i^u:i^^
' nitagd, l.i'Ctuiesl Cliip ls-/i I "•'"''• 1. Ivarly
lit I., ,,:.!._ "'^" '^'."' I-'"'". 2. Early Chi-
••' ■ -- """ .'iMrcn. liari of. .«n„ n _ ine .itorvta rroi..„„j _ .
AH.e„d]r'c,-;'r;;ir,;!^ '^■'''--i t"i»;i nZ and
I'-^J^'Ml^ounle.l^rh.'lL-,;?^"^ Thome, and other
;"no.u"Lw''].*^;.;^\ ,!,;;;™';';;) '■""' f^erhardt. an Hi..
^,'HUhern fro.'.,: be i ngl'e ,!., 1 '';,-^':^"' ■'''«'■ "-,d tho
' l:r '"-"'-^ -'-^ ''- wo;ld,',u:::Ts7i;i'v:.';!
Ij^^TJcl.r^'uJ- WeJ['T..r'lsTr"'" =«^"""''» ""J
\(inter'.s I,ife Work- I: ''''*'■ P' '^*"- 2. Tom
'S.'^ti, ll-mo. ^- '"''''""'-Vcrita«-farita», Lon '
Me!',f "r^,.f;,l««,^,S;,/Tr«„,) Deep Breathing a.s a
"eakn,.s.se.s of ti.e Thro „ n I I "*'': "'"' "^ ^'"'"ing
I Wernsf, William V. 1 rEd ^ ti .
I Bankers' Manual, St. Loui Is^- k ' „ ^"""■i™n
(American l,a>v Dige.t an J,ll\' n-"' ^^ <^'''' ^he
Louis, issr .Sv„ '^^K"' D'fectory, 1887, U
"■-r:;;:^!^^^;:nif;' ;!r«'"- 'v-„ei. Pete,i
<>'■ ('o..nt,'v l.fo, l'o,^ KSSO ..?'r™"'''« "«"«= " Tale
nr„ ,..■ p.... ,. ♦ ^■'"."'s. A Muramasft Blade
"loriy with what tbu nath-oi™n\''"'^"'^'-'' "" are in har-
■SI) rit of aneient.lmai, )''%'•",>, '"7'''° I'amashil, (the
able ii, that thev 1 ive not i„;„n'"' " "strations are reniark-
Of Married LitX":, m7^\''^l:^l'^Co: " '"'"""""'
1503
ussistant pro'fessor of K,;^i-^ .,, ,. „, , .
ICuio. "«"'»""• an American Novel, Boat., 1886
TeI;"et:'i'lha"nrN^V.,l'«T6;W'o':'''^'"- "' """ ^"^
m
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WES
>\i-fi<«-llioprt, (oiirilll, M.D„ l,„ii,-, vol, III., mill.,] •■ In tlio Wur.l. of rrii.»Uutlon, Ciimliii.lxo, C*;;. l2ino. A.
Iirolr-M.ri.f |ialli.>lii({\ uii<l lliiTii|iiMitio* In lli« I'nlvernltjr : On the Niituri> umlConiitltution of tim I'ruiunl KiuKiloin
of ll"»l»n. The l.iiw of Siiniliir- lt« Posiige, and tbn (if llmiveii upon Kurth, l.on„ IH81, ISino, Alio, loim-
Action nf AtliMuiilcl M..,li,in<- ot.. «.»*3. iihlolii
rntwp
•,«i or, '..''(fy
, RM'hmonil,
•hila., 1871,
WoMfiplhoelt, Ij/f F. ^ irrow
Fiil'lc f-ir Chil.lrrn, l!n-t„ /Mi*- , ■•>«.
WcKNon, WHiiHiii It. .«(«,. w.
Yciim' (ilouiiH^ '' ••'• fna 1!
V»., IH":', |-.>|„„.
Went, A. Tlw .Ht,(t(, i,f tii« Iicii.l.
I2i
M ('lit, A. W., o".* Iliiitt, J, W. A Short Hiitory sn.l' lm7i)oin .
of Olli.i, (),o^ ■". <* >,\H^, llliiio.
\Vi>Ni. Vl^>t4 E„. Ari'tiiliTln' nnd IliiildiTK' Viide-
MiTum ni'ii ll.>.ih of IbCpcn™, Hiehniund, Vii., H7:',
Ihnio.
WfNl, Allli,)! <i/t<i'lby, i,(./'.'. vol. III., ndd.)
I'ocm" of llooif „,, I : itirrc, Lon., I^,il. p. "vip.
" Wi'-.!, AlUil.-,'' l''<-o.) 1 Sen Kiti.iM, Mils,
Annik, -ll/ini,
\Ve»l, f. I". A BuikwurJ ,1. ■'on I'liililliooil'ii
Sconi'H, I, on., jS'il, ISino.
>Vc'(il, (liarli-N, ,M,I>., F.U.o.l'., I'mti, vol. ill.,
Went, M. Alli'ijni, l.on., |MS7, a vol*, ii. Hvo.
luM.
1. On .«r,inc llHortli
Went, -Hnrln .\. Tim U.oimm'e of MlnMioni; or,
fti- U> Viiw«of l.ilV iMiil l.ubor in thii l.iiiid iif Arnrnti
nm »n lnlr<i<|ucllon liy Mm, K. t'liiirk'», N. York, IMT.V
12ino.
Wc^I.^In)! MufY \ll(>ii, 1). In:;:, lit (,.ile,.liiiri{,
III. 1 KrinloiKivl 111 Ki|. » Si'iniiiiiry, (lulo^liur({, I.H:il,
iiily •UjMiiiili'iidi'nt of I'l'liofili' sini'o
IR7 '. t'hll.llioii.l : II.* rur. ,iii.| Ciiliiiri'. Chii'., IHM7.
WphI, Nnthliniel. I'le Millciinliil Kiiiiii.vi« of tho
Propluth! (Niiifuri'mc: with t'litical Tenliiiionlcn from
'he KlMt .'<i!holiir» of Kiiroiio, Clilr , l-TM, l2iiio.
WpnI, Itiiyiiiuiiil, iiiiil liilhlvr, Jtilinnii (ivoru.
.V Di^"-''! of thi> llm 111 l.iiw of liihi'i itiini'i'iiiiil I'aiiitlnn ;
LM Oil.. lliMiiliiiv, !■'■<. •<vii; :iil oil., l.on., IHSi,
West, Mii'iiiu*)' Hutch, M.A., M.D., IMLCI'.,
Kriiiliiiituil lit Clirisi i oiri'li, Oxford, IM7I, mid in iiicdl-
cllio IS75j |ili)»|oiiin and |iiilliolo){l*t (otliot.'iiy of Lon-
don llu<|iitiil for iliHoiiiioiiif the cliont. How to Kxiiiiiino
C'lilldliood, (I.iiiiiloiiin liooliiri's, ) l.on., I'*7I, p. Hvo,
lliirvoy mill III, TiiiioJi Iho lliirvoiun Onili.iii for IN71,
liOn., IS74, p. Svn. :i. On Ilospiti'l Orxiiniziition ; with
Spociiil lleforc'iicc to I hi' Oijfiiiii/.iition of llimpilulii
for Children. I.iin., IS77, IL'ino. I, Modluiil Woiiion : ii
.>>liiti'iiiont iiml an Arjjiiiiii'Mt, l.on., IS7.S, Svo. b. Tho
Miithir'n Miiiiiml of L'hildron's Dineuncs, lion., l8Sj, p.
Wfxt, I)
18SS, :) vol.1, er. Svo.
Wfnt, 1>. M, Tho r.iKlit of Life: Aildrcsios to
Yoiiiitt .Men, Liin., I SSI, p. Svo.
Went, Kdwiird, h. I7'.I7; ronidont at Warrington,
linni'iinhlri'. I. KiniKralion lo Hrilifih India, IS.")7. 2,
Kii^iay on Iho I'utiiio l»i>i';i,<o. Warriiiglon, I.S7I1.
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Iliiok of Iho .Mainyo-iKliard : Iho I'lizand and ."^aiiikrit
Toxti: with an Knglinh i lanidation, a (flosHary of tho
I'azand Toxt, a Skotrh of l'a/.and Uraiiiiiiar, and an lii-
troiliiolion, l.on., 1S7I, Ito. 2. (Kd.) Diary of llio l.utu
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index 1. " I'ahlavi Toxta of the ll<
iho Tall lio.ilit-iFryano. the lladoklit Nask, A,
Jiropttfod Iniin Dostur lloshangji Jaina.ipji Asa's to tho
Arila Viraf Naiiiak, and from tho Original Texts ; with
Notes on I'ahlavi (Inimnmr. UcviTod by .Martin llaug.
l.on., IS74, Svo. 1, {'I'ran.".) I'ahl ivi Texts. Parts 1.,
II., and III. (",Saorod lionks of tho Kast," vols, v.,
Aviii., and xxiv.) 0.xf., Svo. And sot- Haio, .Mahti.s,
«lly.io.
West, Rev. Fraiicix Atlioii. .Moinorials: being
a Soliotion from his .*oriiioii.< and I.ootnres : with a .Mo-
morial Sketch by one of his .'ions, and l'er.«oiial Uoeol-
loctions by II. (iregory, l.on., 1S7:;, Svo.
McHl, ii. F. 1. Hocollootioiia of Mr. J. Groom-
bridge, Iteailing, 1S7;<, Svo. 2. England's Shoet-
Ani'lior; or. The llible in the Schools tho Nation's .Safe-
guard and the People's Hope, l.on., 1S7I, Svo.
West, (ieorgc. Methodism Id Marshland. Illust.
Lon., ISKti.
West, II. Pretty I.iUi.' Pongs for Pretty Little
Singers, sot to .Music, l.on., I 75, r. Svo.
West, James II. Shall wo continue to Drown
our Sailors'/' IJy a Naval OIBcor. Tunbridge Wells,
lS7o.
West, Itev. James II. I. Uplifts of Heart and
Will: a Series of Udigiuus .Meditations, or Aspirations,
addressed to Karnest .Men and Women, Chic., ISS7,
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l2mo. With Mai UKAiiv, J., and Kvh, K. S., Statistical
Tables of the pHliints under Troalincnt in Iho Wards
of St. Ifartholiinieiv's Hospital during l-<x:i, Lon., I SSI,
Svo. Willi llowi.nv, Antiionv A., Sl.ilistioal Tables
of thi' Paliciils iiiider Trcnliiient In iln Wards of .St.
Ilartholoniew's lloipiinl during lss|, Lmi., 1sh5, Hvo.
W est, .Mrs. 'I'heresa Coriiwnilis I., [o.i(., vol.
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"'" Frying-pan Alley. Lon., ISSll, ISmo, ;i. (lod's Arllh-
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Svo. 1. l)iira Maitliind, and other Stories. Lon., ISSI,
ISnio. .'1. Stella's .Nosegay, and oilier Tales, Lon., ISSI,
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llooni of Diiolandour : Chronicles of Two lUees, Lon.,
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:i. lilos.iary and I lice. Illust. N. York, 1SS2, l2nio. 2. The .Moulder's
k of Arila Yiraf, Toxt-Itook ; loini: Part 2 of " Anieriean Foundry Prae-
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West, York. Kdward III., and other Poems, Ilal-
luds, Ac, Lon.. Iss.'i.
Weslall, William, b, 18.'?5, in Lnnoashiro. I.
lilies and Legends if Sax.iny and I.usatia. Illust.
Lon., LCIi. 12nio. J. In Tropic Seas: a Tale of the
Spanish .Main, l.on., IH78, p. Svo. :;. I.arrv Lohengrin,
Lon., ISSI, .; vols. er. Svo. 1. The Old Factory : a Liiii
cashire Story, Lon., ISSI, :t vols. or. Svo; now oil., iss.i.
:>. Ueil Ityvingliin, Lon., ISS2, :| vols. er. Svo; new od.,
ISS.'i. (1. Tales and Tniditions of Switzerland, Lon..
1552, p. Svo. 7. Halph Norhreek's Trust, Lon., ISS.'i. :;
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Tho Phantom City: a Yoleanio Romance, Lon., ISSB, p.
Svo. 10. Two Pinchis of SnutT: a .Novel, l.on., ISSB, .1
vols. cr. Svo. II. (Trans.) Captiiin Trafalgar: a Story
of the Mexican (Julf; frmn the French of AnilrC> Laurie
Illust. l.on., 18S7, p. Svo. 12. llor Two Millions : a
Novel, Lon.. ISS7, H vols. cr. Svo. I.'!. A Queer Uace:
the Story of a Strange People, Lon., ISS7, p. Svo. I I.
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cr. Svo. LI. .Nigel Forteseuej or, The Hunted .Man :
Andean Koiiianee. Lon , ISSS, p. Svo.
Westbrook, Deii.i >miii. Saercd Hymns: adapti 1
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Weslbrook, Mrs. J. Cooke, [uh^c, vol. ill., idd.
r .1 ... .1. ' ;,/",■' ',;;■ ■ 7 , ." ••■ Old Hubert; or, Sunset Olory, l.on., IS7i, Klmii. 2
from tho Stand-Point of Modern Thought, Chic, 18SS, , Little Lillie's Prayer: a Halliid, Lon., 1S71, 8vo.
Wn.t ll„., i„i... ...K ,. . n. . „ r Westbrook, Mary. Rachel Dumom, Kingston,
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I!y Oinicron. l.on 1S7I. !," 'nip true .story of a ymiiiL' girl of lineeii, wlm, when
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Fellow of Clare College 1S:)1-:^S; ., -.wl JS:I4; vicar |
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Parish Sermons on the Ascension of .• Tc / •, Lon t
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Doctrine of tho Most Holy Eucharist us 'f :e ontiiined
1504
s'liiwed herself a I'apalile young i.iaiileii in niniiaglng the
la.uily ilimciilties."— cW«c, vii. 2S2,
Vestbrook, Richard II., D.I)., L1..D. 1. Tin
liible: whence and what? Pliila., 1882, Ifiino. 2, Man
vhence and whither? Phila., 1SS4, Ifimo, .1. (Jinir.l-
Will and (Jirard College Theology, Phila., 1S88, lUuio.
'■ Dr. Wiv ilirook's hook . . . has heei. written under ii
strong <■ ■■ 'dlor. that the present system of religious It:
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!u^l^laion9 of Now Insecta for tlio Most Part uouliiined
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ISSS; lis a Imy was a visitor at Charles I,iiinl)'s lio,i.-e at
Kniielil, ami formc.l intimacies with many Iviiglisli poets
of that (lay. lie .\as an entluisiasiie ailiiiirer of Uaiik
Walton, ami forine.l a viiluahle liijiaiy of works on an-
gling, which ho sol.l III! Ica\ iiig Enghiiol. lie passed the
la'ter pait of his life in lielgiuni, wlore lie was acliniii-
istrator of some railways, and a hook cullector as well
as a writer. 1. Twelve .•<onnets and an ICpilogne, (In
Jleinoriain,) I,on., 1^<S1, Ito. 2 (iatliereil in the Gloam-
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8.1TC1TK1.I,, T., liihiintheca Pisi'iitoria, Lon . ls,s:i, s<voaml
4to. (A small work with the sumo title, by T. West-
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" I.<iiig ilosiro.l, Iniij; promi.scil. tills book is a treasure to
tlio >oholarly aiinler."— .Iiw'., xxiii. ■Sfl
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Svo.
Wethert'd, .Mrs. diaries. Madame liertrand : a
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Wctherill, Julie Keiin, (now Mrs. linker.)
Wing'': a Novel. Phila., IS7S, I 2iiio ; new I'd., |S^|.
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^ Wey, Ilnmiltoil Dox. Physical and Iiiduatri.al
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1506
WH.V
I Shaftesbury,) 0. These Fifty Years : Jubilee Volume of
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! Wcymaii, I". J. A Dnngerous Man: a Komanco
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' Weymouth, lliehard Francis, .M. A., D. Lit. 1.
I (Ed.) Ca.-tcl olf Louc ■ an Early English Translation of
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.SWKET : Ai'llll., vl. Hill.
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W harlon, Francis, D.I)., LL.U., [,„iie, vol, iii.,
adil.,1 |S2I)-ISSII, professor of ecclesiastical ami interna
tional law in Ihe Cambridge Divinity School and Boston
rniversily; eolieitor for the Department of State and
examiner of international claims from ISS.'i; appointed
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I Ills ollicial work has a special interest as embodying
WHA
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Urigandage in South luly. By David Hilton. Lon.,
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Svo.
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KH,) ill/ill.
Wheeler, Esther (.rauie. .Stray Leaves from
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Wheeler, G. The Payment of Water Rates : a
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Henry. Hi.-tory of Brunswick, Topsliam, and Harps-
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Wheeler, George I'carson, b. 1847; graduated
at Trinity College, Dublin; called to the bar at the
Inner T. :iiple 1874 ; accoin|ianied the Prince of Wales
to India, as special correspondent of the Daily News,
1875; chief clerk in the judicial department of the Privy
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Prince of Wales: a Chronicle of His Royal Highness's
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Choice of a Dwelling: a Practical Hand-Book, Lon.,
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and Seislan, Ciikutta, 1S71, fol.
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the task which Mr. Wheeler has lately iindertakcii to ac-
compli.sh,— the iutlication, inimely, of 'the jxilitical stavUs
of thu.se countries which lie between Persia on the lUU'
siiie and Khiva, liokhara. and Afghanistan on the other.'
But . . . Mr. Wheeler's 'political status' turns out to be
soinelhing little short of chaos, 'flic ' Menupraiulum'
reveals a .state of things iu which botindaries, principali-
ties, and powers change and interchange in a manner
suggestive of the doctrine of trunsmututUm of energy."—
Sill. lti:i\, .\.\.\v, a'iS.
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Svo. Vol. iv.. Part I.. Mussulman Rule, lS7(i; Part
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which are of Imlian princes, with the exception of Her
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— -Icdi/.. .xiii. VStt.
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" It must not be judged as a work iu which the reader
might expect tn dud literary style, la- as a completi: his-
tory, but rather as a series of pictures illuslriitini; I lie state
of socictv and the political ciinditiou of India iil clilferciil
periods since the foundation of the East India Company. "
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of Afghanistan, Nipal, and Burma. Maps. Lon., 1880,
p. Svo.
"So long an Mr. Wheeler oonlliies himself to narrative
he is spirited and generally accurate, but when he attcni|its
to penetrate into and explain hlilden motives , . . lie oltcn
succeeds in discovering much that has no real existence."
-Sal. Rn..\.:yi.
ti. Tales from Imlian History : being the Annals of
India retold in Narratives, Lon., ISSl, p, Svo; 2d ed..
ISs;!.
"On the whole. .Mr. Wheeler maybe said to have pro-
duced an eminently readable biHik,ttnd one which will be
■hip of
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8vo. 2. (Trans.) The flulshiin RAt, l.(m., IST«. p. 8vo. ]
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Oriental" Ser,,) Lon., 18S1, ],. 8vo. (Contains 2o.\ ,
qualrains, l.'i2 more than Kitzjjerald's version.)
■■ThoiiL'h lie cannot ooinpete on eiiual terms with Mr.
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li el.l has cNeenle,! a .limeiilt task with '•""^'l ''f^. new t ",
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tho.:e "vlmkiiow ,,nly Mr. l.-itzgerahrs ,lelit,'litfiil scleetion.
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"In the i.repanition of lii« '«' ^'^^ J^'''''\ii;''' 'i;;,''!.,!; i
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Asialie .toeietvs MS.; the llodleiiiii Library Ms. 1 loo •
inalm's e.lilion ; Ihe Caleutla ed tion; t'^' >"''"'•'«' ^
M<S ■ the l.ucknow e( lum; and tlie rdil i n ol M. .>ii-
;,L ■ lext and iranslatioi,). . Mr. Wliimi^' - ',^;|'"<*,'";'.i
a- an editor and tran.sliitor of 'l nittr-i-khai>ani. —
; Wilson: /1c(k;.. xxiv.2-Jl. ,„,„
Mr. Wbintields version, if les,s poetieal, is ine more
p\ let and seholarlv." — .s'o/. AVc. Ivii. 28,
■■■ If Wl-.inlield best repre.senls the poet Omar, w^? a'"
oniv say that we prefer the poet I'ltzgeraUl. -.NcKwii,
xx.xvi. ;i44. .
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Whippio, Edwin Percy, I'lnic, vol. iii., add.,Jd.
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;>. Recollections of Eminent Men ; with other Papers ;
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than ■ The Worhl ISelow.' "-Annl.. x.xxi. I'.'o.
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Svo 2. (Trans.) The Friend of the Family, and 1 he
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Whitnker, Alfred E. (Ed.) Catalogue of the
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Whitnker, Chunning. Wood-Working Toola;
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' Whitaker, Rev. Charles, graduated at Brase-
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Smethcote 184(1-42. 1. Religious Equality and Church
: Establishments, Lon., 1872, Svo. 2. Paray-le-Monnil,
' Lon., 1873. 3. Sketch of Rufiiius and his Times, Lon.,
1887, Svo. Also, various pamphlets.
Whitaker, E. W\ Uncle William's Charges; or,
Tlio Broken Trust. Lon., 1886, Svo.
Whitaker, Edgar. 1. (Trans.) Russia's Work in
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The Rhodope Eni|uiry: Report and Protocols of the In-
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i Whitaker, l.ily C'., b. 1850, at Charleston, S.C.
Elementary and Practical Treatise Doniita, and othcT Poems New Orleans 1880
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1S84, 12ino.
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i London and the Neighbourhood. (Gcologienl Survey of
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I Geology of Ihe Country around Ipswich, Hadlcigh, and
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188,5, Svo.
, Whitburn, Thomas. (Ed.) Westward Hoe for
Avalon in the New-found-Land, as described by Captain
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Whitby, Rev. Thomas, M.A , F.R.G.S., gradu
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1, J,iveri)ool,
iititns.) 1.
■i"(i. 'i. For
I'orowarnccl,
Ncivul, lion.,
lilislicil since
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vers, [verse,]
: 11 Tale in
ijury rtnd In-
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it anil Chest,
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s Times, Lon.,
Charges J or,
ssia's Work in
). 2. (Trans.)
cols of the In-
e Congress of
iidam : an Au-
m. 2. Parley
iiN/e, vol. iii.,
hareh, South-
if the Suffolk
ion of Original
story of South-
iouthold, ISSI,
lii-Centennial
Babylon, L.I.,
[nhcritanoc : a
of Trinity Col-
nto, l.on., l!SS2,
rain and Spinal
Iharleston, S.C.
18S0.
Whalley, Lon.,
the Ueology of
gicnl Survey of
0, 8vo. 2. The
, lladlcigh. and
and F. J. lien-
iingdoni,) Ijon.,
itward Hoe for
•ibed by Captain
(I, Hvo.
'.H.(i.S., gradu
185'J; ordained
WHr
1
a."-o;e!::&''y;i:f-^;:.»i.i;sketei
"-".e."lM,'i,a."r"s'!, ';!?,:!,',""■• I'-t'.r i.ildreth : a Ro
Mliite, ..\m„».' Sire' nnd 'Son
tnis, [a te,„|,en,nce t;,le,l I,?," f"' " '1""'""'g Con
, " ''ito, .Viidrew Dicks ;„;' '''• ■''°-
-l.^'nt -d- Cornell Univen^itys /!',".' n"'" '■'*'?'^' !"•««■
"•ennany Is7ii_si ii,. „„. . -i . '-^•' ■ "'mister to
;", H.sto'ry and I'olili™ S. . .^Thc-r"''-:!", .-^'--'^''''"'l
J'aper Money Inflation in Fr le ""'""^'^^ripts. |.
Comets, I88ti. e E^rl.i i"7 " "'" '^'"••"■i"° "f
}:;^Hic.r,.,„sH5,K-X^i!!::"7B:^"
^^^^iVtT' ^"" '•'•"'"— r a Ureat City, i
White, Mrs. B. \.
?!''v,.'^ Sw'tteied Family.
"^^0, 12m ,
Documents in Ihe'chnr'ehel of s„iVri " ■',■",,"'"""•'' '"id
(Glossary, I,,,,vi„h, I8SS s „ ' ^""-"J""""", .Votes, and
nhite, diaries 'i' i it
"hue, 11, V. KUivar. r '; , ••
WAim, and W,„T,.;. 1 """',' „V'""' *•"'• "i" W..ITK, En-
'" London, was i.MniVtcrt^ .,',',," '""""'."''''••] b. ISll),
•-.relonl. ,„„i ,■„, t|,i,t, , V ■„ "';!''^'"""""' '•'""'•l' "
' linmileties in Xew CollvKe \Z ' •"'?""' l""l<-'asor
'heory of Missions; or As, ?'"",' '," '"'*"• I- The
lJ<.otr,„e of Kverlastin^Tor, , ' ." ,^":'"''-^' """ ">e
•'""» "nd Countless K'm.r , i ' " "'^'barous Na-
•Vo'lern Tin.es. Lon. *] " .™"'5" "f ^"^■''^"' »'>d
I "nnvtl, ,„„,„(,,„,, l,i,;,„„ .^:J'-,;^;''- 2._ Ihe .Mystery of
l^'-^l- :i. Missionary TI.eo o, ' '.' ''' ■~^"'' "<=" "d-
Doctrines of Endless ,MrT' ^"."/"'ored in its Two
Christ only : TIm e Le 'r 'Vo r-', f ''' ^"'- ^- '-if" in
'"" "■<.rld :" ,vitb N ,t es an ' "i-r '""'',"f ""■ " d-ris-
;'•. llMwIey I{„ad I'nipityo.v '"""'■ ""- "'"' ^^°-
Lectures on Condition V ' ^ '° '*"• J' «• Brown's
on the sau,e Sub e'^^ ' ]^T^u "'?' ^'"■<''' ^''•'-
,-,• l',e Apocalypti.' Histories •i;'"."' '•""- ""• ■'*>0'
Chn,nologi,.„||j. '„,,.„ ' into', ','."" '■»"='"Hge, and
Idementary Xotos, J,",., "7' "" "'if' ".;,'; ' "i"' '-^"P
Nc^!'^^l.^'«r'«« AbitUhar 'xIm 'b ,«,. . J ^^«'--- ^orma;'sd ,d ' v ! l!^"^^ • . '' ^'-"al 11
.,.„l„„i.,. „/J":'' •V"'"™'C"l-!Kducatio„,Cin.,'l8S,i T'1,,^""'"^ n>i<^r,,M i„ School
^i.^J'L:.;d!^!;!'X';i'^;^«;^.^f^. c-.eos,v„m
; .n,t he Argentine' HepuWi' 'C^ ! ," ^'"^B ^^'turalist
, orth Dighton, Mass
lege, Iowa, 186;t- ■^t;>a" .'",""■" "^ ""^" -"edical i
l-nl-r of the U.S' ,:.&'-^ ""^ '""" " «-^» • •■
'"'» l.eM several othe p.s 1 , j ' r,',"."^;.''""" '''»2. Ho
pM;.!;-TB.r:lfr '' «^' ^--
i^ta^-j?7,,;?^iuH?5--'-:t
W^^^ and Institutions :;this^rlj;L:&
WHI
WHI
L(in., is;:!, 2 vols. H-'im.
White, Frnncis lliicliaiutn W., eilitor of the
Scottish -Nutunilist. Kuunii l'c'illiin>is ; or, Contn-
bulions towards tlio Knu^vl^■ll^'o ol tlie Animiils iii-
hal)iiin« I'crthshire; I'lirt I., LeiiUloplfm, I'crtli, 1>*.1,(
While, Frank II. I. " Xo Bliiid Eyes in lleiiven:"
a Storv of Eiirly Onieo. 1-on., ISiW, Kiiiio. '.". Clinst in
the 'ri'iberni'"Ie : with some Keiiiaiks on tho OtfiTinss,
Lon., 1S71, p. Svo; new o.l., 1S7S. :!. Tho TMlxTniiolo
una its Services : Twelve I'ietiires. with l)eseri|itions,
I, on., 1S71. lOmo. 1. The (iospel iMul tlie S;iLTiUiienls ;
or, " Chiireh Doetrine" on the l.onl's Supiier E.Xiunmeil
in the l,i),'ht of the Holy .Seriptures, I,.in., IS7S, .^vo. ii.
AnKlo-Isruelitisin K.viunine.l in the l,i),'ht of tho .More ,
.<ure " Woril of I'ropheev," l-on.. 18711, Ito. rt. " .Ml of 1
Blue;" or, "Tho Boily is of Christ:" l)ein,' lirief Ivey-
Notcs upon .some of the Types of tho .Mosiiie Siinetuary,
Lon., ISSl, |8mo. ". Kzekiel's Lust Vision, relating lo
the Liinil, City, luul Temple of Israel in the Millennium,
Lon., IS"!, l:;ino.
While, Mrs. <;. F. Memoir of Mis. J. Tucker.
Eiliteil by II. W. Williams. Lon., 1S77, iL'mo.
White, tJeorge, ['niie, vol. iii., si.\th ami seventh of
the name, mil.] I. .Memoir of Car.linal Wiseman, Lon.,
1S()7. 2. His ILiliuess l'o|ie I'ius IX., Lon., ISfill, p.
8vo; 3J e(L, enlarged and continued to the Holy Father's
Heath, 1S78. ;t. The Count de Montalembert : his Life
and Writings, Lon.. I8i0, 12mo. 4. Catholie Glories of
the Nineteenth Century, Lou., 1S71, p. Svo. o. (Trans.)
The Life of ,S. Edmund of Canterbury ; from tho French
of L. V. .\Lisse, Lon., 1871, Itiiuo.
White, Rev. George Cecil, M.A., graduated at
(Jonville and Cains College, Cambridge, 1870; ordained
1871; viear of St. Paul's, Southampton, since 1877. 1.
Why should I be Conlirmedy Lon., 1871!; :id ed., 1880.
2. The -Mourner's Lesson, Lon., 187ii. :(. The Hisci-
plino of Suflering : Nine Short Headings on tho History
of .loll, Lon., 1881), 12ino.
White, Hev. «;eorKe t'roshy, M.A., graduated
at Trinity College, Cambridge, I84.'<; ordained 1848;
vicar of Newland, Worcestershire, and warden of tbn
Beauchamp Almshouses, since I877. Meditations on tho
Song (jf Songs, Lon., 1874, l2mo.
White, »icorge .Meryoii, M.A., b. 18,)2; called to
the bar at the Inner Temple 1^77. I. Weekly Notes:
Digest of Cases n^it reported in the Law Reports, 18(1(1
to 1S79, Lon., 188(1. r. 8vo. 2. The Conveyancing and
Law of Property .\et. 1881, and tho Solicitors' Kemuner-
ation Act, I88I"; with E.\|ilan:itory and Practical Noies,
Ac, Lon., 18S2, p. 8vo: new cd., enl., 188:1. With
Bi.aikhi UN, W., The Married Women's Property Act,
I8>2, Lon.. |8S:f, cr. 8vo,
Hibliothek at Vienna, (Cod. Lat., 5112,) 0.\f., 18S,8, sm.
Ito.
White, llornce, b. |8:!l, at Cnlebrook, N.H.;
graduated at IJeloit College, Wisconsin, 18o:i ; editor of
the Chicago Tribune 18(14-74 ; joint eilitor of the New
York Evening Post since 188:i. I . The Silver IJue.-lion :
an Essay on the Proposed l{emoneti/.ation of Silver in
the I'liit'ed States, Chie., l'^7(l, 8vo. 2. The Tarill' tiues-
lion and its Relation to the Present Conimereial Crisis,
(" Economic Mom.graphs,") N. York, 1877. :L (Trans.)
Ta.iatiou : its Principles and .Methods; from the Scienza
della Fiuanzc of iJr. Luigi Cossa, N. York, 1888, 12mo.
White, J. The (lid Book Tested: Popular (iueries
about tho Bible, Lon , 187:1, 12ino; new eds,, |.'<7."i, 1884.
White, Mrs. J. 1. Shall I tell you your fortune.
Pretty .Maid? Lun.. I8M7, l2mo. 2 Crown Arrest:
'i'rutli is Stranger than Fiction, Lon., 1'<S8, 12nio.
U'hite, J. C. Queensland the Progressive! an Ac-
count of the Colony, its Soil, Climate, Productions, and
Capabilities, Ac., I'.on., 1870, 8vo.
White, JllllieM, b. 1821, an elder of the Seventh-
Day Adveiitists. I. Life Incidents in Connection with
the (Jreat Advent Movement. Battle Creek, Mich., n. d.,
Kimo. 2. Sketches of the Christian Life nml Public
Services of William .Miller, Battle Creek, l87o, Idmo.
:i (Ed.) Early Life and Later E.xpericnce and Labors
of Elder Joseph Bates, Baltic Creek, 1877, 12nio. 4.
Ancestry, Early Life, Christian E.\perience, and E.vten-
sivc Labors of Elder .James White and hi.-: Wife, .Mrs.
Ellen li. White, liattle Creek, 1880, 12mo.
Wiiite, Kev. James, educated at Lichfield Theo-
logical College: ordained 187(1; curate of Wednesbiiry
1870-7!l, and since then vicar of Oakengates. The Sea-
i sons, an<l .Miscellaneous I'oenis, Lon., IS7:!; 2d cd., 1S8(1.
! White, Kev. Jnilies, M.A., graduated at Trinity
! College, Ihiblin, 18:','J; ordained |S(1I ; head-master i^f
'the Royal Naval School. New Cross, since 187s. An
i Elementary Manual of Co-Urdinalc (Jeomctry and Conic
Sections. Lon., Is78, 12mo.
Wliite, Jumesi. Forgiveness: a Sacred Poem,
' Melbourne. Is7'.i.
I White, Jiinies C, M.D. Dermatitis Venenata : an
Account of the Action of E.xlernal Irritants upon tho
i Skill, Host.. 1887, Svo.
I White, James T.,b. 1845, at Newburyport, Mass.;
formerly connected with publishing lirms; now engaged
in mannliiLturing a " physiological manikin" of his own
invention. 1. Christmas (ireeting : n Collection of Ron-
' dcaiix ami Poems of F'ricndship and AlVection. lllust.
San Fran., obi. :'.2mo. 2. A Bouquet of California
Flowers, (verse.] San Fran., I88:i, Kimo. :i. Flowers
frmn .Arcadia, [verse,] San Fran., 1884, l6mo.
While, Jame!« W., [mite, vol. iii., add.] Tho
■ -» ' ■■■■ .- «. 4 111,' " lilt*-, •Fcmiin-.^ »» •, I .-, .u.. .1..
White, Rev. lieorge W hit-, M.A., gradua ed at j,^^^j|^ ._,^,, „^^ ,^,^,^,^,,^ j,,,;,,,^ ,,.-,,_ |f„„„
King's College, Lond.m ; ordained 1882; curate of Til-
ney St. Lawrence since Issd. "Straight Tips" for tho
Riiee of Life, Lon., ISSK, l2mo.
White, Gervais. 1. Stray Leaves, [verse,] Lon.,
i87'.l, 12ino. 2. Twice Parted: a Christni.as-Book for
the Young, Lon., 188(1, Svo.
White, tJleeson. (Ed.) Ballads and Rondeaus,
Chants Royal, Sestinas, Villanelles, ,tc. ; with a Chapter
on the Various Forms, Lon., 1887, sij. ISmi,. (A selec-
tion of poems by A. Hobson, A. Lang, and others.)
"To find anv other unthology of so many verses . . .
oontainlng so fillle (rue iioetry woubl be a diltieiilt tusk.
. . Hut then . . . the writers Imve never l\rr one nionieiil
supposed that they were writing poetry."— .I//1., No. ;1141.
White, (iiliidfurd. Political Economy: a Series istio'skiVl'vfhlTe iralVcirdsaiiiiiidant evicleiieeid' !i(>W' tlnir-
of Letters published in the " Boston Morning Post," in ' ouglilv lie is aeiiiiainted with the lOistoms, trailitions, ami
tho Years 188.'!-188(1, as a Result of an E.\aniinaIion of language of his heroes and liei-oiiios."-.le.o/,, vil. :i4;i.
the Working of tho Present Tarilf Laws of the Cnited : 2. The Ancient Ihsiory of the .Maori: his Mythology
States Elision, Mass., 1888, Svo. and Traditions : including a Translation of JIaori Songs,
White, John, -M. A., b. IsiO; graduated at Balliol
College, 0.\foril, 18(12; elected Fellow of Queen's College
I8«:i ; called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn 18(1(1. Sketches
from America: Part I., Canada ; Part II., A Picnic to
the Rocky -Mountains; Part ill.. The Irish in America.
Lon., Is7(l, Svo.
" \'ery superior to most works of its cla«s."— .Sui. ii'i i'.,
x.\x. (101.
While, John, native interpreter, Ac, Auckland.
I. Te Roil ; or. The Maori at Home: a Tale exhibiting
tho Social Life, Manners, Habits, and Customs of tho
-Maori Race in New Zealand prior to the Introduction of
Civilization amongst them, Lon., 1874, p. Svo.
" Not i: paragrapli but bears \vitnes.s to his lai'k of novel-
While, II. <.;.
The Kelurin of the Cluil'ch Estab- ; Wellington, N.Z., ISS
I vols.
, Svt
lisl
nt: the Natimi's Rights, .te., I
188(1,
here is no more mysterious and Interesting peoiilo
While. Henry Clay, Ph.D., b. ISiO, at Baltimore, tbmi the .'ilaoris of .SVw Zealand. Before the European set-
.. iiifti., iKo... J 1. .Mj, .m^., , . ^_„ ' I ,.,,,,.,1, f 11-; i. iivii runs; Tli.ir.r i ciinioliiil rue*' was 1 V 1 tr
Md.; graduated at the Iniversity of Virginia 1870; ^ -.„^ , „ -„ .
State chemist of (ioorgia since 1880. The Compute ;.'i',.'i'y^,'i'|p,i' r',\Mlrds^'Jr extreme am unci value, (i
Chemistry of the Cotton- Plant, -Maeon, 187
tieiueiit this eiiivalroiis thoiigli cannibal riu'c was living
ill the Age of Stone. Vet they hail a highly-organized so-
iVith i these
1512
•lis (purely oral 1 examples liave been published
ogy of Ten-
;ra<liiat('cl nt
; vice-iirin-
, un»lcr llio
ntiii IlihUc'ul
the Munii'li
njiil l.ibiury
, in the lliir-
;f., ll^SS, sui.
iiHik, N.ll.;
ili ; clitui- of
(if tlic New
(r()uc.-tinn :
(if t^ilvui- in
Turin' Ques-
lei-oinl Crisis,
;i. (Trans.)
11 the Scicnziv
ISSS, 12mo.
luliir (iiieric.s
., 1S7."|, IS,-<4.
uur fcirtune,
iwn Arrest:
\'imi>.
sivc 1 an Ac-
iluclions, and
tlifi Scventli-
unectiiin with
Midi., n. il.,
; mill I'lililic
187.'i, lliiin).
! and Labors
i7, I'.'iii". t.
;, anil K.xtin-
lis Wife, .Mrs.
ohfield Theo-
Wedneslmry
es. Tile Si-a-
; 2dcd., It^Mi.
cd at Trinity
'ad-niaster id'
oe I.S7S. An
try and Conic
Sacred Poem,
Venenata : an
ints ujion tlio
ryport, Mass. ;
now engaged
in" of his own
Dction of Uon-
•ctinn. Illnst.
of California
:i. Flowers
lino.
add.] Ttio
ited at Balliiil
(uccn's College
jtili. .<keti-lies
., A I'ionii- to
ih in America.
£S."— Sii. l\tl'.,
fee, Auckland,
alo e\liibiting
Customs of I ho
ntruductioii of
Svo.
1 lack iif luivel-
eenf !iiiw tlmr-
tniilitiiiiis, and
1./., vii. ;!i;i.
his Mythology
if Maori Song-,
cresting peoiile
Kiirciiiean set-
race was living
y-orjiani/.eii sn-
I'nd value, df
been publislied
WHI
niyUileal liyn," ';,',',;, ^.^ I!!'" " f;;-!. e,ii|,:,,i:;„";;;', >
i".'!^M:rMn;i:^t'n.f^™'i!^^^r^" --->.....
'"•<• "cho ,i,-.|ikc transla.i,,, ; "V : "f' '"'';,' '""^^ " '^'-.v
I'ocn living, for the last h If .' .„, " " '"'"• "I"' 1'"^
""•> "''" '-y the side of I "',;"'[•',•'''''•''',« -I"-' Maoris.
'I'O "'.xts i„ ,|,„ „H„i„„| '■]" "••'"-l"ti"D.s has published
^"^1^';';:!;:^/::;:,:- '''■^-s,cashei,,ss,.eo.:
■^'- I'ouls, Mo., is.s,). s,„ "" "f -MtlmIs, (|,s7(i-s:i,)
White, John I'liL'eii iv,i , i
of tlio Knglish Lake CoVn ry' itii ?'; "";' '•^«""'''-
p. Svo. ■' • """ »>iites, Lon., IS7;;
White, John .Silas, LL.D bisi- . „. ,
Mass.; served in (he civil war .' l,',!.' '1' "■■'"''''''''•
'.■•^■'l: heud-nuistcr of lie k . o • s" l"v '' '" """■'"•''
Mnee Isso. 1. The liovs' ,,„?,.''."',' ' •^'^^''' ^"i'l< (-'itv,
I'*'*;!, Svo 2 Til. li -V ""' '•"■'■" I'Intarch. .\. V„rk
^'< s.^. ViKl';,::'/'^''' "'^'■'"'"-. ^- vo^k;
Admission to Harvard Ye Prin'";""""?, '•'''"'■^ '">•
ent.c Schools, and Coh.n.b'; 1:^:1^ iii- l^^fl^^'"
f-^^:"r:d,u'b";!?^"'""^f""^''^-. «•!>..
t'hrisli College Oxf ml M74,^''''''''''''^''' "' ^orpu '
Christ's Hospital, ,;„ 1, „Vs'.,, ''.';;'»''•'' I^''' ; "laste; i„
;"dgate siii'ce IsiISs'm;; I '■'^r''''','''''"'- Martin-
;v>th a Viieabulary, Lon «-. -,„'^'' '^'"'■'< » "ospel ; '
"glish Dietiunarv ad jlte 1 r Iv i,'""',. '■'■ '^ '■"""-■
.<'l"-^s .v^ehools, Lo,;.. 187 ' , .„,o" ?%}%"' ^^'•^■»-
>n '.Ireek: with a Le.xieo„ Ion l.-f f,'"!'""" '-'"''I'^'l^
I'd'i^tle to the Romans ■ ,vi I, ""v ' ,' ' ' ™- ^- ''''« '
'••^'"O. 6. The Acts of tim A h"" '""'"'•"' ''""■■ '»''.
lary. Lon.. IS7.S isL? ''" Apostles: with a Vocabu-
ei.'^"^,:5:;:;::,^t^a^:,j:^;j;^.K.s^»..tcin.
assistant professor of (V "k at I? i"i'''''''"'>' '"^■'••
^«i"ce then professor (T ,„, '■■'"•'''''l l'^77-S4. „„,,
Kl..vthmic and Metric of hp Vl' • " "i'''"-'""" *" "'«
."■l>ioh are added the Lyr" c itts if /hl'\^',"«""""^^ ^ '»
Ides and the Antiirone of S , , " '^'"''"" "^ ^'urip.
^^'-ne and C,n^;Z;::;^"'^-'- ^ -'" "Mhniiclil
Scliniidt, Host., 1S77 Sv,, ii , ' "■ "cmrich
«rcek works. Ac '"• ^'«0' school editions of
18S,*!'','2m^.-'"^"'"' •»• <'n'"berry.Culturo, N. York,
CeK^yl:|:ift;;- .i^-nsO Mary Stuart: a
translation are printed I'opi^^jte ":?'""' '""^ "'"
W.'"^^!'^,^''^•«'''!^'i^^'c:aNovel.
-f.^MidMiInnlt-SoobilEtiour "i ^t^'^ ' " -^'^'"""1
White, Malcolm r^Ti,'^ ''"■,:'.""•• ''^•'"' '2"">-
^oripture.'uMin. ISfi";, , s Vo 2 ^.^'ii!" ''^'"'"''c- of
fross. Kilin,, 1884 KS,,,!' -Tlio \ Dices from tlio
«ide, liost., 1S88, Kill,,, *" ' •' '"J""' Alter .\ooii-
w",an^hoSh?":bojThin^'''^''^'-A"''H
should be, Xor'ich, IS7S !Zo '" '"^ '"'^ "'"' "'' '^"^^
•,ll''!'.?,', ^"••."«»V, Jr. jfarryAseott Abroad X
WHJ
n M.mJ'fil.S;"'^,^;!'"^!"'; (Tn'-' I-tters from
I'y A.«l AlSnthe,'.;o,;''"[;4"7S, 'I'" A"'-"" "f 1S84,
lSs2,"8vo^' '^•^^•^""'■»' Me.U„,ni,;. p„ei„«, ,.„,,,„^
I-s!,',n"ti; b^'Xli^'err""'-., "">." "■« Throne, or,
Kdwards, the I'ea n ." "'^V''" '""' Denth of ,J
IS77, p. 8vo ''™"^''<"'of Fenny Compton, Lon.,
ne,!'!'"';,' ^' J''\X}Se^^i^ Supremo Court of An-
•i volk s;;-. '■""•' ^'^'?-''^f-'0 I'ub. by ,1,0 State.
tl.o Crimean"^,f :lnd'^,i''"'^',"^"f ^^""'"'^'' "»""g
Hed Friends; or, P 'ell's „!; „'• ' ■"' ''"'.'^ "f "'y .Mar-
'•"ele lien. y y ,*;. T^J^^T'^ ^'"'l^'^'""- %
"•"manhood: a Hook n■'Tn.^.• ^- ^''""' '"'""O- to
A."oricn„Taleof i.,,,,ii V''„;V" ' ■" "-orld say .» „„
-^:^;^d^,^rlrs'Sr•';^^^^^^^^^^^^^
• enius, and an Acoiiu^ o e iii"" ^^'^^'"'^ "I' his
"«li.«h Drama. Host Is iis ',''"','" w";*''''-'^'' "f ">«
' -es, l-„st and Preset ,>!:,, ' i' }^"'"''' '""1 tl'eir
Kuage, .\. York, Is7 ■i|,' ! '"'•^' " •!"■' K"«lish Lan-
/■There are suvL ,m:'' \,''Zr •.''''''■' ''"'-'•
;^'""'lde„toiil 1 ':,'•,:,"'''',•■''• |'""k wl,ieli we
by a iieedle-s strivii l ,ii>, . f "" 'Mi""''s whieli are snoil ,1
'leal whieli bears rnikil's,'!,';:','-' ' '"" ""''■' i^ m
VMii,„i."_.s„,. j.,,^ ivxi ;-| '""' ■''■"•"^' "•»' keen oTiser-
''.-•''d/^i^'mls^iltd^^^/iiri^'J'^V'' ""•""'■ '"-'.e «u.
" I'^'iKllsh in its Ai I' ,-s ,i ,' K ;f a sii„n,i knnwledie
-v5^i^i'!^''^nx;'r,y"--
i%;.u:r^:^!\;:^^;:"^^';i.^'-wesof
"olham. Hy U iJonm,,! A ,• ,' *• •-'"■o'lieles of
•I'eir i:>,.," Host.: iss'i fo,;';/ " ■'"'"^■' '" ""■"f'i'^ «nd
;;".;deM.;?;;;'sii;H^t;;u:ii;^;i^%-^ "I'-^'-^od. «
[„■','*'■' '■■* '''^' ''ewest 1 V ,1 ,.1 '','''••''''■ "'"' " '■iv.il
lb Ijiliiev. ,\s "l^iiidanilv ;''''''''!;''> be ^"ber
IS clearly im isiiiiLMiisI, f„ 'I '"-'r'; ed hy .Mr. Wliito it
;:'r:''^:^-:^;:;:;:ii4 ! ^: i^r n"- " '''^
>nubAd:'ii^:t";/';;;;.;;;"„^;;jM»vr'."f >^'"" "^ bns to s„y ,3
: that all „, u j, e.x re, iV ,, r' ,'■' """,*■' '""' Militle ,in |
;;"! '-; hear what " iVie , 1 ' 'rX 1,''':', " '>* ",l»">'-- P' "
'l"idily pleasant w l,en he,.riVl K * '.? '"">' "'""" l'-^: it is
'"f;,"iHl eourteiiiis as Mr ,•„,','«■'. .'"■ "'''"''' "" " "le '-
(The Riverside Kditio ' 'io t 'l sv^P'r"'?-^' N"'-'
'"• The Fate of Mans(ie i l„ I,', ' '* *"'*• "• '"^vo.
sodo of Mr. WaslnVton iv '"''''.'■''•".•■ "i"' ""e Kpi-
Apology, Host., is84^'p„,t'"7, "' ''"fe"""''. ""J "n
i^peare, Host., ] SS,^, Svo Cl, ^""'"^' '" S''"ke.
a"™W'ii:;i;:!-j::|:!;i:';j;,^f,;;-, ;p-«iuyof his mmd th„t
N>ere's clmraelers are nue ,.r ""'.'^ "^ *""'<-' ">f f^hak-
-•.«m,e Ploys ,4ienis^,;^^V'LS;;.,'^^"^['' than ,„ose
I'on., ls«7,sv„. 2 in "^.^;''T' l;'llads,and .Songs
l^ain, fought A.D. l; 1 .'"^„'; V ^ """1''"'' J'"""""^'
"I'o engaged in that .Me, ", . h^V '"« "' "'" "'•■'"'""
■■»"i Armorial Hearing T,'"'','-"!;""-'' •' "'"' ^'aps
;• The Biikery," and 8t'rw i>'„l; ', '""^J- "'-f,^ 'p.
l.on., IS7j, ||. si-o. >'rorf.-[. .Haps and Illust.
White, Mrs. JIosp *■ ,i^-
WMt^Cot: Hy Ho"' :;^/;^,4«/^^-) The Little
^.orief"/,;'-,^:,, F™""",^;';'r'^ """^trait-Waisteoat
White, SallieJov , '""■' '^^''^.-'q. I6.110.
u.akers. Host. ,,''s, 12Z' """'"^"''^'^l""-' n«d llome-
White, Col. .Samuel Deu<i i r 1 „
"'■■^ecnces. Illust. Lon., ISS() Z 'o y-,^'",'.'"" 'V'"'"
>"g the Course that at tie I'C .^ """'''■""■ -'''"»■-
'IS.S4, 12100. *^" f'ake-Side Musing.,, Chio.,
w" "!"•;',:!;"*""'" C'e^.-.l See E.uoTr,0„AR..s
^.,White, Thomas. Verses, O.xf. „nd Lon., 1876,
T..OM"s''sTn'v,T!'"'",?,!' •"'•'" ('"'«"''■) See Omo.vo,'
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Elciiu'iitiiry MicroHCopical MiinipulBtiun, for the Vm of
Ainiilfurs. Illust. l,on., 1«S7, f|i. Svo. 2. The Student's
Iliiinl-Houk tu the iMicroneope; a I'riu'liciil liiiide U> He
Solcrtion iiiiil Miinnneiiieiit. Illii^'t. I,ciii.. |.'<H7, er. Svo.
;i. My iMic;ru9iM)|]e, ami scmif nhjei'ts from my I'lvbinet,
Lun.." ISSS, fp. «vo. -1. My Telc^Mipe, ami some ObjcclH
it shows 1110, I-on., 18SS, fp. Mvo.
WhitK, t'tiiit. ThomHs IMIkiiigton, U.I'..,
F..>J.A. Si'ut. I. .Aroliii'ologieiil Sketehes in .--fotliinil :
vol. i., District of Kiiityre ; vol, ii., Knupiliilc and (JiKlia.
Illust. Kdin. and l.on., l.><";i-75, Ito.
"Tlifse voliiini's, in all that rolalfs ti. tin; scnlptnrca
Stones, are valiiahle lunl iiitere.sting. The illiislratliins,
made from liis..wii sketches, are excel enl. . . -, An loiiK
as llie anihor keeps to his special siilijecl, he ;» <;h'» V
wrIliiiKor what he knows soinelhint,' alioiit. h lit dlreit %
he steps heyond it we lind liim lri|i|iinK. —."<(«. Ate., Xll.
'"1 T1.0 Ordnance Survey of the Initod Kingdom, I IS.^O; ordained 1S81 ,
Edin., KSSO, n. Svo. „ Lancashire, since 188-1
White, Victoria A. A Manual of Nursini;. Kc-
vised by Mary P. .laeohi. N. York, 1878, 16mo.
White, Vi. .Vrilllti. Tales of my Dragoman ; ii Se-
ries of Satires not alto^'i'thcr Oriental, l.on., 1871, 12mo.
White, .Mrs. W. II. 1. Some Women of To-Day.
I!y One of them. N. York, 1880, I2mo. 2. Jessica; or,
A Diamond with a llleinish, .\. York, 1881, I2mo.
White, W. S. History of Our Lord and feaviour
Jo.s»s Christ, l.on.. 1881, p. 8vo.
White, Walter, [mi^-. vol. iii., add.] 1. Rhymes,
Lon., 187:1, 8vo. 2. Holidays in Tyrol: Kufstein, Klo-
benstein, and I'aneveggio, Lon., 187(i, p. 8vo.
White, William, b. 18:il), in London, Eng. ; en-
tered the Canadian post-office department, with which
he has since been connected, 18.<l. I'ost-Office (lazettecr
of the Dominion of Canada, .Montreal, 1872, 8vo.
White, Williaili. I'Viends in Warwickshire in the
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries, Birmingham,
1873. Ifiino.
White, William, [nuir, vol. ill., fourteenth ot the
name, add.] 1. .Memoir of Thomas T. Lynch, l.on.,
1871, p. 8vo. 2. Other- World Order: Suggestions and
Conclusions thereon, Lon., 1876, 8vo.
White, William, F.S.A., F.R.LB.A. 1. The
Tourist's Knapsack and its Contents, Lon., 1875, p. 8vo.
2. The Knapsack lland-liook; or, i'edestrian's Ouide ;
2d ed., l.on., 188:1, cr. 8vo.
White, William, engineer of the Abersyehan (ias
Company. 1. Economical and Automatic Appliances
for the Manufacture ami Distribution of Coal (las, Bris-
tol, 187f), Svo. 2. Dip Pipes and Hydraulic Mains i».
Desiccate Coal (las, CarditT, 1878, 8vo.
White, William, F.S.A., member of the Sanitary
Institute. iEsthetical Sanitation, Lon., 1883, sm. cr.
8vo. .
White, William. The Story of a (ireat Delusion,
in a Series of Matter-of-Fact Chapters, Lon., 1881, p.
8vo.
White, William V. A Picture of Pioneer Times
in California, liy William Urey, [pseiul.] San Fran.,
1881.
White, Ilev. William Farreii, M. A, graduated,
senior optime, iit St. John's College, Cambridge, 18.0ti ;
ordained 1^57: vicar of Stonehouse, Gloucestershire,
since IStil. Ants and their Ways : with an Appendix
giving a Complete List of (ienera and Species of the
British Ants, llhist. Lon., 1883, cr. 8vo.
White, William Hale. (Trans.) Ethic demon-
strated in (ieomctrical Order and divided into Five
Parts, which treat (1) of (Jod, (21 of the Nature and
Origin of the .Mind, (3) of the Origin and Nature of
the Affects, (4) of Human liondi
of the Affects, (i) of the Power
WHI
Whiteford, Ferdinand .Manger. The Law re-
lating to Charities, Lon., 1878, 8vo.
Whiteford. Sidney 'I'. 1. A tiuhlo to Figure •
Painting in Water-Culours. Illust. Lon., 1870, -^vo.
2. A (iuide to Porcelain Painting. Illust. Lon., 1877,
l2mo; 51 h ed., 18S5.
Whitehead, tieorge. 'roHtable Frult-Farmlng !
an Essay, Lon., 1884, 8vo.
Whitehead, H«v. Henry, M.A., [<i,<ie, vol. ill.,
add.,] graduated at Lincoln College, Oxford, 1850; or-
dained 18;)1 ; vicar of St. John's, Liniehousc, 1871-71, of
Brampton, Cumberland, 1871-84, and of Newton Kegny
since 1885. 1. Scrimms from the Sunday Lessons, Lon.,
1871, p. Svo. 2. The Experience of a London Curate,
1874.
Whitehead, Itev. James Henry, M.A.,
F. 11. U.S., graduated at St. John's College, Cambridge,
curate of St. Philip's, Chorley,
The Oospol of Jesus Christ, ac-
cording to St. Luke, Manchester, 1887, 12iuo.
Whitehead, Jesttnp. 1. The Hotel Fish and
Oyster Cook: [also] How to cut Meats, and roast, boil,
and broil. Chic, 18S2, 4to. 2. Cooking for Profit; a
New American Co<ik-Book, adapted for the Use of All
who serve Meals for a Price, Ac, Chic, 1886, 8vo.
Whitehead, John h. The Climate of the Under-
clilf. Isle id' Wight, as deiluccd from Forty Years' Con-
secutive .Meteoridogical Observations, Lon., 1881, r. Svo.
Whitehead, Rev. Joseph, Wesleyan minister.
The Evangelist and Pastor: being the Autobiography
and llcminisceiiees of Kev. Joseph Whitehead, Lon.,
1879, er. 8vo.
Whitehead, Sarah U. 1. Rose Douglas; or.
Sketches of II Country Parish : being the Autobiograiihy
of a Scotch Minister's Daughter, Lon., 1851, 2 vols. p.
8vo. 2. The Two Families: an Episode in the History
of Chapclton, Lon., 1852, 2 vols. p. 8vo. Anon. 3.
Nelly Armstrong: a Story of the Day, Lon., 1853, 2
vols. ji. 8vo. Anon. 4. Diilt Davie, ami other Sketches
of Scottish Life ami Character, Ac, Lon., 18-|i, p. Svo.
5. Matthew Morrison : an Autobiographical Study, Lon.,
1877, p. .Hvo.
Whitehead, Walter, F.R.C.S. Edin., F.R.S. Edin.,
surgeon to the .Manchester Royal Infirmary and Man-
chester ami Salford Lock and Skin Hospital; lecturer on
I clinical surgery at Owens College. 1. Statistics of Eng-
lish Surgery, 1871. 2. Excision of the Tongue, Man-
chester, 1881, Svo. 3. The Surgical Treatment of
Hiemorrhoids, Lon., 1882, Svo. 4. Affections of the
.Mouth, Palate, Tongue, and Tonsil, Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
With Poi.i.AiiD, F., The Surgical Treatment of Tumours
and other Obscure Conditions of the Bladder, Lon., 1884,
Svo.
Whitehouse, John Owen. Lomhm Missionary
Society: a Register of Missionaries and Deputations
from i71hi to 1877, Lon., 1877, 4to.
Whitehouse, Rev. Owen I'harles, professor at
Chcshunt College. (Trans.) The Cuneiform Inscriptions
and the Old Testament, by Prof. E. Schrader: with Ad-
ditions by the Author, ami an Introduction. Map. Lon ,
18S4-8S, 2 vols. Svo.
Whitehouse, Thomas, M.A. Lingerings of
Light in a Dark Land: being Researches into the Past
History and Present Condition of the Syrian Church of
Malabar, Lon., 1873, p. 8vo.
Whitehnrst, Felix M, 1. Court and Social Life
in France under Napoleon the Third, Lon., 1873, 2 vols.
Svo. Posth. (A selection of letters to the Daily Tele-
Human Liberty, by Benedict de Spinojii, Lon., 1883, p.
Svo.
White, M'illiam Henry, b. 1845, at Devonport,
Eng. ; was cinploved in the constructive department at
the Admiralty 1867-83, rising to the rank of chief con-
structor; became director of naval eonslroction in 188.) ;
secrcUiry of the Roval Institute id' British Architects.
1. A Manual of Naval Architecture, for the Use of Offi-
cers of the Royal Navy, Ship- Builders, ami Ship-Owners,
Lon., 1877, Svo; 2d cd., onl., 1HS2. 2. Arehiteetnre
and Public Buildings: their Relation to School, Acad-
emy, and Stale in Paris and London, Lon., 1881, Svo.
"Mr. White would have the Koyal Iiistltuto of British
Architects converted into a sort of dose corporation, ruling
the whole profession."— -K/i., No. 3023.
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"Not only was Mr. Whitehurst received from time to
! time cereiiiiiiiiciuslv at the Tuileries and C(anpii>gne, but
Hire" or of the Strength i he may be .said to' have known Ciesar 'at home' and 'in
- ,^r'. n Intellect or of ' >''» ^'ippers.' . . . Sneeeediiig a.s u ehronicler ol trivial
ol the intelloet, or oi (, ^'| ,„„ ,,i egreginiislv when he veiilured to handle,
or even to touch, weighty alValrs."— yH/i., No. 2382.
2. ,My Private Diary during the Siege of Paris, Lon.,
1875, 2 vols. Svo.
" As a record of an eventful period, the Diary Is alto-
gether insumcient, and it is fiill of trite observations,
sellisli seiitimeiiUs vulgarly expressed, and ell'orts at wit
which tire as much as they disiileaso."— .4(/i., No. 2188.
Whitehurst, Frederick Feild. 1. (ireat Un-
dertakings, interspersed with Anecdotes of Distinguished
Persons. Part I. Lon., 1877, Svo. 2. Tally-Ho!
Skctclies of liunling, Coaching, Ac, Lon., 1878, p. Svo.
3. Hark Away ! Sketches of Hunting, Coaching, Fish-
ing, Ac, Lon., 1879, p. Svo. 4. On the (Jrampian Hills,
(Jrouse and Ptarmigan Shooting, and other Sketches,
Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
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Lon., 1863, 2
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lS7li, p. 8vo.
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It of Tumours
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o. -^^m.
i)f Paris, Lon.,
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na5.'f.:frs^'« ^.I'l.^'Jl^^^ -'^^0, in London,- a jour-
Mr Sp^u, his ,;;:;;:;,::^'i!:^ --newspapers. ,. „ ,
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uments,,te. Ilv Alb 1^, iss.. ." ''^.'' '" '^''""'■'■'' ^on- |,Sm„ 1 1 r ,0^''' '^'''"'"^ '" ""rkness, Lo„ sss'
WhUelBw, J. M. Seacliir... T.„., ,.- „ . ' ''|^""bI' ^^ulTerings.'Lo .''l '7 •,:^:;,,'"''iV '"•''-'•"«'
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^-iclifto, Lon.,,.77,avo!s.p.iiIj;;:
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'^H7,p,Svo.' 3.The,I,;spe"of'srn"" ''T'' '■""-
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«.M0Uw'!;!;^ tlJc^^m "'nl™ •"::„'*^'''V'- '"•-
containing the .Vanieof One R 7l 'i ,'^''"""^.v ■■' Kegistur,
"ities of ,ho I-nitedStat^r^'r ';;.'' A»;;rney in V^ 'h^^
"i; the llol.v, Lon., Lsh's ,!
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"H.I itepuhllCn n rii? tP' i"'"'"- "^ "'» •^P""*?-
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Mi RepublJclu'V ' ' '"" "'""'"'"' ''•'■■" •"« ■'^1' nnV-
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r y siiTOcMed l,y them I, , ■«!','''; ■'I'l e.-tl„nK nntu.
ais:i;y-;;.i;it,/r^,;;^S^''i'iK'lowh,,l'l?
Cities of The ■„Yte, V; , "" 'T"^^" '^""■•''■'
see \I,,z,,Kv, 11. N., ,„/,
Tar"r.8!?7',t'''''^'''""-"f^^-:"n Irish
;r..J^':J!r"^Jt,^*!l*r:ig:t'"^' '"!" ^^- "f
federation. „nd Fir.t Chief ,,*'• ^^V'f ""'''"' "'» Con-
"ith a .Sketch ol PuhM Kv'. 1'7 "' l" '"'""' States :
j!;;^;;iutiontothej^l;;.^;;\:;!^^,:^^op-ing,^u^
tio;™^;f;;X;;l;';:y;/■^ ™;yj« WS and weighty by ,„„ a,ldi.'
enough «.s fur as I e t „ 1 u ,d '.' f''"' '"'"'■'' '"-e g, , 1
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; ^^„^'^'^'" of the ^Zu, ':::' -); '^xp,a„a.o,^,
^- ihe Uomance of a (inrrct • i,T,Vl. r'l ; '*"'"'•
Lon., IS(17, 2 vols, p 8vo SI. , "^ ^'""'on Life,
Whiting, H I iam .^- /"«"'". Lon., 187.),p.8vo
im M,,z, o? Rev ^:;; vj.';'-."''' '"'''•,] i8i;i-
his Wife, Kli,„beth St tJh ."'"""K. l^U; and of
"'• their 'EnglihA„c.t:nri"' '*^''""n™« '0 «une
-M od., will? Notes „n,ir,,rr ""•■"';"" l^««™ndanis,
Co^. "fT:^-"',;'"''- ^P-ks and Sounds .„ «"..>.-?; ' ' '''"^"•'""■^'' ""'■' '-^. '^-^ '^
C.^af'^^^fJ;!!:::;,.,^'^!^^ and Sounds trou.
CI0U.U I^y^'vln,erD':isv''Lo^TsV7*'?..'''^"-^'"^J
to the bar at the T,; ^.^^de IsT?^ "' ^t,""' ' "^'""J
t"^'e: 2d ed., Lon., l88;uJ o o" Th",',"',* "" ''^""-
Supreme Court, IS8;i, Lon l.ss' ,- „V'" '^"'"s of the
being a Treatise on U?"'', ,t :., , f,'- "'",*' '" '''"""""'•s:
as Officers of the Uigl Co Vol' ,'■''' '" '^'"'^ ^^""'-'5
the Recent Changes f.Lc - ,1 „ P r''" • '''"' ^'""-^ «°
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''^ CarlS„,ko„,ki, Lon. LSSBrs;;""" '»"'"'' "^ T-^'-
rom -be Pn^^e WriTi,^, o John^v'";''' "^ Methodism,
, "ct.cal Writings „f Ch» l/s W„ y'""^' ""'' '''•«■" "'e
Texts for Kvery I)„/in ,h;'^:;, '^f^'-.v • w,lh Scripture
.0 "/'!^^';::'i;^'-- -ar^-^;,?.::^;,^::::^^ ;«:-.
M "!r^!So!J-l ««-«^^S,ew«r., «:A., gradn-
vicar of Christ Church f'l.^iii^' '" "''''nined l,S4i»;
Holy Communion ,o' T "e Co:. "'''■ ""''"'^^ '" t"'«
tTed Hi.-toricallv ami i;eXn,?n ""•'.? °'«"' '■""■^''i-
'<■ <il"ssary, L„„., l"7aTmi""""j' "'"' <^"otations and
'uXa^] Sal"d''!:t'^,^'""' ''■^■' ''-ther of
1S5'J; vicarof ^™y IWI s ^P'-^'-'n''^'-' College, O.vford,
Short Uea,lin.rs on Pnw' "i'"''"Pton, since I,s74. I
and Niceno Creeds, Lent r,s72"?6mo''" "" ""-' 'M-t'le,'
"nd\&;'„>^'^;«.^,'««f'-ney." I. Patent Laws,
in tl'e Ifnitcl .S|"erdLw'rr' '''!"' ^"' I">«"tiona
^^::", 2. ■•atent CaseLltl^Slin"?! eS,' '^''^•'-,!**^J.
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Heavenly Kingdom, Lon., 1S7I p 8vo ^l''%^'"""f.tl"> P'-^'tions: with Appt'dil on''r>''''''r '" ''^e^i'Iential
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<'all : Seven Sennons Lon IS^ii's '^^ ^''^ Saviour's
prints, Loo., m:, ^^r-'rk:::^j-j'z^-\
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(-ant; its Results and Rpm^'i P',*'*''- *• Conventional
Imperial tJennanv : "' i^^:^^}T- '«««. or. 8vo. fi!
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thcblack'^;f,li;r;;~et suggest it does not omit
' if. ovorj"' • *■""• '^"ho 't pfetefid Z't?/,""^ great is w"
i-siiovoted more to moral onS , 9 .'.^ '" be exhaustive it
aspects, and, on tlHi whole ml 'iitoiieetual than material
general reader.-J^Sr; ffi^?/'-''"' ^^i'h profi^Sy 'thi
ISU
Pi
"One Kfcat uiioiu:
151B
Win
iin ' w'lllc 111' \y> nil nuiircsslvi' (•hiiinpliiii nf ilriiiipiiiii y iiml of
tl.c wnikliiKiimii, 111 11 lirciiiil •.I'li.-c iif llic liTiii «MrklnK-
iimii, lli^ iiiliiilri'i> hiivi' lii'fii iilninsi uxrliislvi'ly nl ii rliiKK
till' liirlln'Ml iHiNsllily ri'inciKil Irmii Unit «lilili liiliiir» Inr
iliiilv lirriiil l.v iiiiiiiiml wiiik. Wliliiiiuii lm> iilwiiyB lifeii
truly rnviiiri' 'in the iiiiillliuilr. Ii wii- uiily IIhw wlin
krifw iiiiiiii of iiiMlry. iiinl Imiel li nn'iilly. w hii pciii'-
tnilfil llii'>ln^iiliir ^lu'll I'l lil- vitm'>< himI nlnlii'd In llio
rli'li. I'lilpy kiTiii'l, Kvi'ii « lllininnnl^MMin-, Wlilliimn liiiit
Ipocn snini'HimI ur an aii|iilii''l In^lc \ ninllnul xili
111 llic lyi-iiC llln^t I'lilii^ i> llic ii-i' of Krini'li, S|iiiiiMi,
anil AiiM ricaiiSiiaiilKli Hiiiil>. wlilcli iirr sialliivil liiTi-
anil llniv, iih IT Wlilliiiaii liiiil iilrki'il tlii'iii up, M.imtlnK'H
sliuliUy hii'iiriTi'tlv, Irniii WMndcrlint iiiiii'trcK, CiiliMiiN.iir
rnuilivcs IVniii iiiii'iif Wiilkrr's riilil>. Ili' sliii«» rniiUly
lliv AiiHTlinn way nl' liirnrpnrallii)? Into tin' IhiKiiaKu a
liaiiily lira liiKli-wmnillin,' «ni'l wllliuiil i-lalinraU' fxaml-
nalini'inl' il.s iiriuiiiHl iiiniiilm;, jii>t ll^ wr iilwurli llic ilil-
llTlllI inillnlllllllll'S Unit clnVMl liVlT llolll Kurnpl'. Ills
lliiMik'lit anil lii» iiioili' 111' ^•\llrl■s^lnll ale Iiiiiihmim', iilleii
Hat, \ civurii'ii ninnnliinons. like mir wri'iil sprim llim filk'S
Willi IliVlr (■nilli'>s sralli'ilnu nf miIhuIk. Vrl wlu'ii "111'
Ki't.s thi'' liiiiin' 111' ll.llii'ri' is a i'iilii>-iil Kiiindi'iir In cnli-
I'cpliuii mill I'Xi'riitlnii llial iiiii>l lliiiiUv I'.iiivinii' wlnu'ViT
will 111' palii'iili'iiniinli 111 l.'iik I'lr il, lliv rliytiiiii. mi niiifli
liiirk'Mini'il, Is all ul' ii pail willi llii' iiiiiii nml lii'- iiU'as.
II Is appari'iilly runliisi'il. rcai.y iii"«l i arclnlly siliiiiu'il,
I'l'italnlv 111 a liiuli ilri-'ii'i' nrlKliiiil. Ii lias »lml In the
prt'si'iit 'writiT Is the liiiist tliiiiK 111 Hii' niiisli' nl Whkiipi'.
-a (jR'at liiininliiK iiinvt'ini'iit nr iiiiili'ilniii'. iikt' llu' nnlsi'
(if lii'iivv siirl'. . . , III' riTlaiiily ivprisi'inM, as iin ntliur
wriliT lii till' wmlil, till' slniKKliiiK. lilniulfriiiK, si.iiiii'
lii'iirti'il, Miiiii'Wiiat I'oaisi'. Imt still iiiauiillli'i'IU vaiiKiianl
(if Hi'sliTii I'lvlllzatiiiii tlial Is I'licaiiipi'il In tin' liiltiil
Slates."— A'j«i<'iwii/r/im T/ti t'ritif, 177/7^"/.
" In spite ul an uneven ami eiiiplialii; key of expressinii,
sipinelliiiiK treiieliani ami stiaiKlitliirHanl, snnu'lliiin,' sim-
ple anil siiipiisini;. iIlstliiKiiislies his puems, lie Ini.s say-
Inu's lliat c le liiiiiii' to one like llie liilile. We tall uiioii
Wliitiiian, al'ler tlie wnrks iif sci iiiiiuy men w Im w rite lii't-
ter. Willi II seiife III' relief liuni strain, Willi ii sense iil tnueli-
liiK niilnre. us when one passes nnl of the llariiiK. nulsy
thiiioiiKlifares nf u (ireat city into what he hinisilf has
I'lilleil. with iiiiexeelleil IniaK'Iniitlve jnsliec of luiiKiiaBe,
•the hiiKe ami thiiiiKlilful iil«ht.'"— 1{. L. tiiKVKNSoN :
/■'cimi/iiir ,s7i(i(/«» 'i/.l/i'i II"'' Hooks. Ilti.
Whitmiirxh, Kev. Kdgiir Dyke, iJ.C.Ii., grndu-
ated lit Worcenler Oiillej!e, Oxford, IsCL'; nrdained 1804;
viear of Saiidfuril-on-'riiaiiu's since I!<77. I. Forms
I nf Sin; or, A Manual of Self-Exaiiiiniition, Lim., l^'i,
I IL'iiio. 2. Scripture Seiircliinns in the New Testament:
I IlhistratinK the Striieturc of Man; with a Preface by
i J, Ii. Mozley, I.on., IS77, '.' vols. Svo.
WhitlllfirKll, III Tlio Pasteur Treiitiiicnt lor Ily-
driiiihiiliiu, I.on., ISSS, IL'inii.
Whitmarsh, HilliHni Hurt. I,yr' 'iihlioa; or,
8eri|itural Lyrics on the New Tcetanient. 1 y W 11. b.
Lon., 1^73.
>Vhitinar!ih, William Mifhnel, M.D., M.U.r.S.
i Wlio'.s 1(1 lilaino? or, A Week's Experience of a liastrio
Fiillieic, Liin., l."?!, f|i. ■Svu.
1 Whitmorc, Kev. liiarIeK John. 1. Seeking
I the I.nst: IneidcnlH and Skelehes nf t'hristian Wnrk in
I l.oiidcin, I.on., IS7a, l-'nin; 2d eil.. IS7ti. 2. Seeking
after (iod in Science and Ueli);ion, I.on., IXSt, 2lmo.
>Vliitlllore, !■'. Ii. Inlidel Objections to .sieripture
i Ciiiisidercd and liefulcd, l.on., I^.-^l, p. Xvu.
Whitlliore, James II. The Doctrine of Immor-
tality, I.on., ISTIi, l2ino,
Wliitmore, John Ileiiry. (Kd.) A Digest of the
Ik'piirtcd Deeisinns, Piecedents, and General Principles
enunciated by the Hoard of liallroad Conunissionera of
Massachusetts, from Ix'i) to 1888, inclusive, Dost., 188S,
Svo.
Wliitmore, William Henry, A.M., [nnie, vol.
iii., add.] 1. Massachusetts Civil List for the Cnlonial
and Provincial Periods, Uimi-1774, Alhuny, 1870, 8vo.
2. An Essay on tlie Origin of the Naiiics nf Towns in
Massachusetts settled prior to A.D. 177.'i, liost., 1871!,
8vo. :'.. The Law of Adoption in the United States, Al-
bany, N.V., 1876, 8vo. 4. I'njust Taxes: a Criticism
en the Massachusetts System of Local Ta.\ation, Host..
IS77, 8vo. :'). The Uravcyards of lioston : vol. i., Copp's
Hill Epitaphs, Albany, S.W, 1878, 8vo. B. History "f
the Ohl State- Hiiuse, Host., 1882. 7. Life nf Abel Hrown.
(Mie feels, as I 1884. .8. The Old State-House Moninrial, Host., 1887.
Whitner, J. iV. Manuitl of (Janlening in Florida,
Jacksonville, Flu., 1882, I2mo.
Whitney, Mrs. Adeline Dutton, (Train,
[iiiid', vol. iii,, add.] I. We (Jirls : a Home Story,
Host., 1871), I2mo, 2. Ke:i! Folk!. Illtisl. Bo.^t,, I''<7I,
|i. 8vo. 3. Zerub Throop's Experiment, Boat., 1871,
IBmo. 4. Pansies, [verse,] Host., 1872, 16mo. 5. The
,,,.„_., .,.„„. other (iirls. Illust. Host., 187:i, 12mo. ti. Sights and
alyofWIii'tman's ea.se has been, tiiat ! Insights, Host., 187ti, 2 vols. 12mo. 7. Just How : a Key
WHI
Whitmiiii, i-:diiiMnd .\llen. Flax-CuIture
Outiine of the Ih-tory and Present Condition of the
Flax Indiislry in the I'nilcd Stale.*, and a Considirali.in
nf the Inlluenco exerted on it by Legislation, Host.,
|SsS, 8vii.
Whitman, CJ. M. Amorioiin Orator* and Oratory;
eoinprislng lliographical SkotcIiBs of the Hepresentative
.Men of Aiiieriea, together with (lemB of Elonuenco.
Illlist. Chic., 188 1, 8vo.
Whitman, .Mrs. Sa.ah Helen, [.n.N, vol. iii.,
add,. I |8ii;)-lS78. Poems Host., Is78, Iiliho.
Whitman, Hrn. Sariih W. The An of Making
Pi. lures: Twelve Short Talks with Voiiiig People, Cliie..
IsMi. lllino.
Whitman, Waller, i.ommonly Walt,) ['iii'-', vol.
iii,, add., I liiis reside.I in Camden, N,.l., since 18711, hav-
iiig been oliliged by a piiiulytic attack, which left his '
physical powers pt'rmaneiilly weakened, to resign his
elerkshii. ill Wasliiiigloii. I'li !88'.i, on the occasion ol (
his sevi'iiticMi liirtliday, he was present at a piililio
dinner iitliiidul by a largo number of his friends and
a.liiiirers. Ileside's the edilio f " Lein ea of Oriiss"
mentioned niilr, vol, iii., one (the fourth) was published
in Wiishingtoii in I>72, another in Camden in 1876, and
uiiotlier ill lioston in 1882, the last e-jiei-iiiliy being much
enlarged and the matter diireroiitlv arranged. Copies
nf the Hist edition are now very scarce, and command
higli prices; of the third edition, (181)11.) many copies
fraudulently obtained were dissemiiialed in America.
I. .Meiiioraiida during the War. I8I17, C-'mo. 2. Demo-
eralie Vistas, [prose essays.] Wash., 18711, l2mo; repub-
lished, with a preface by tlie author addressed mainly
to his English readers, in the •' Caiiielot" Series, Lon.,
1888, Iflmu. ;t. After All, not to Create only. He-
cited on Invitatinn of .Managers American Institute,
on Opening their Fortieth Annual Exhibition, Host.,
187 I, 121110. 4. Passage to India, [verse,) N. York, 1871,
I21I10. ,1, As a Strong llird on Pinions Free, N. York,
1872, I21I10. IS. Two Rivulets, 18711. 12ino. (This in-
cludes " Democratic Visliis," " Centennial Songs," and
•' Pas.sago to India,") 7. Complete Works, Revised to
1877, Camden, N.J., 1878, 2 vols. or. 8vo. 8. Specimen
Uavs and Collect, Phila., 1882, I2nio. 9. November
liniighs, Phila., 1888, 8vo. (Contains an introductory
chapter, many shnrt poems written between 18JII and
188U, estimates of Hums and Tennyson, and a portrait
uf the author,)
"111 him we meet a man not shaped out nf old-world
elav, lint eiust in any uldwiirlil Mioiild. and hard to name by
aiiv iilil-wnrlil iiiinie. In his self-a.s.sertioii there is a lUHii-
iier uf iiowerl'ul iiuiiehalantncss which is nut iissiimed ; he
dues nut peep limidly from behind his works to glean our
siill'rages, but -eein,s tu say, 'Take me or leave me, here 1
am, a snliil and nut an inconsiderable fact iil the universe,
lie ilislurbsnur ebissiliiaiiuns. lie utiraetii lis; he repels
lis; he excites uur cniiusily. wonder, adiiilratlon, luve; or,
uiir exlreiue lepiiiinance. He dues anything except leave I
as imlilVereiit. Iluwever we feel towarii- him, we canniit
ile-pise iiiiii. lie is 'a snmniuns and eliallenge,' He ;
must be iiiiilersluiid, and .sn aeeeiited. nr must be gut rid ,
<if. Passed by he eaimot be, , . . lie is the llrst represeiitii- !
live deiuncrat in art uf the American eniitinent. Nut that [
he is tu be regarded as a miidel urn gniile ; great iiriiiei-
ples and great pa-ssiuns whii'h iiiiist play their part in the i
hitiire are to be fuiiiid in his writini!s; but these have 1
nut vet ileared thenisehes fruni their anuirphous siir-
rdiinilinKs. At the same lime he is before all else a living
niiiii, and must nut be cuinpelled tu apia'ar as mere ollleial
representalive uf anytliing. lie will nut be i'uni|irelieniied
in a fnrmula, Nu i/i'w uf him can image the siibstanee,
the life and muveiiieiil uf his nianliund, which euntnn'ts
and dilales. and is all over sensitive and vital, . . . As in
all else, so with reiiard tu the furm uf what he writes, Walt
Whilman can Iiml nu aulhurity superior tu himself, or
rather In tlie rights of tho subject which engages liiiii.
There is. as Mr. Itussettl has ubserved, 'a very iiuwerliil
mid majestic rhythmical sense' thruiiKliuul his writings,
pruse and verse, (if we consent tu apply the lerm r(r«r tu
any uf them,) ami this rhythmical sense, us with every
great iioel, is original and inliurii. llis works, it may be. ex-
hibit nil perfect crystal of artistic furm, but each is u nieii-
struum satiiruteii with furm 111 snluliuii. He fears tu luse
the iiistini'iive in any proces.s uf eluboratiun, the vital in
anythiin,' which looks like niechanism. . , , (hie feels, as
it ha.s been well said, that althuugh nu cuuiiling uf sylla-
bles will reveal the niechanism uf the music, the music is
there, and that ' one wuuld nut fur something elnin^'e ears
with those who eaiinot hear it,' . , . Nevertheless, when
we read not the Ivricul isirliuns nf Whitman's puelry, In.',
what miiv be called his poetical slaleitieiit- uf thoughts
and things, u suspicion arises that if the form be suitable
here to the mutter, it must be because the matter belongs
rather to the chaos than the kosnios of the iiewerealed
world nf art."— E, imwiiKN : Sludiea in Lilcrdliirc, 17:1-8"
WHI
vc'K-,.,) it,,,,., I.SM.I, , ,' 7,'" ">'(„l,., a,„l Trini.y
-K''"n,?::i/"i:r';4V'l;'"'''''"'<<..rnib,e ,..,„.
^. V-i</mno:; 7^;:'-" -^^i'.' M,i!;..e ,,:;;i,^;
<;' llHhe-.lu, (vor.;.,| IsVl T '< ■'' ■^'"''"''" " Tul^
!'!'■ '■"^""' 'um"Z, '/'"""' -;'-...,t :il,r„riHn „f
Kometr.v, (C.iiilornia (i,.„l„! i,„i ^ ' "'"""•'^tric llvi,.
;7''- 2. fulifornia: uSy ,Tr^ ''"'- '■'"'■ ^•
"'.m„|,etula,, C',i,nbri,l,ro, M,m« Vs" "i, '•''•"■•"'''' "'"'
'!•">» t„ AmcM-iean (icrioUnTli, '.';'• .i'' '-^"""•""i-
Naines an,l l'|,„.c, : .StuJiL; ' ; " '"' ■• '■^"". Jl"- 4.
tMition ii,„i,,i to i,,oo,',,li;:r '«"' '"^- '^'^^ '«'-".
1'l.e liurning of tbc Convent •' ^v """•'•^•- '"V""- L
"tructioD, by a Mob ofTh,? ir' "..•^"""tuo of iho Dc
"""oJiot, Charcsln ,^ "'"'■"" '''^'""'' "» -Mount
Autobiography, |,sr8^' ""• - '<="»>''' (-'Ml.lbood : an
de"teTt"'tbo FarW wrj''"'^.- J'" '^'™"<^^bco Valley-
.Many Ineide'n"t ' nfl A, '2 "' '''Vl'/''^^ '"«" ^^'""ii^g
inclu,ling a Sketch of thoU""'' f "l" '''"'y Settlers :
Wlutnoy,.";,;',/ ;;>;"•■'■•- -M.,] brother' of J IX
conjunction Vi.i .Cikrk ■ I v",'"'"™''^'' Philology, i„
received tl.o"or,le of n ri^ fr'r't'b p-^"".'"'' ""'' ''"-
•""". He h,,, contribute,, ,e",i /'"•"'■■'» «"vera.
™l« and to the journairof cen ?^'".'''''" '"'"'""-
'if 18 a member. 1. M.-.i \ ■,'!! "''''°. f"«cties of which
WHI
'- i8 a ,nem.;y: -"T ( "d TmT-!?- '""'"''^^ "' -'''^b
>V"' its t-'ommcntay, he TIM -,'?■''• ''^■''ifakhya .-
1 ranslat iin, and NofP, // f ri»"i'«hyaratna: Text
Kc>v Haven 1S72, Svo ' '(For7r'"' "^i"'"''" S'"'- P""-
-£«!'^l!^>„i;' ^!- ;:;?-;iiil ^ .^.0 Atnerican Or.
Vc,l-icstu,V5-,r(i/vS;il±'1"''''"'«"''bo^
"i.'hf ■",'! n'l'i'l «ii' I ifr NV w amf/h'!;;,'',,'''^''''- r'""i<'"»
MaxMane.,.Ucture«onaag<;.-(^;'--«Mes^
f^"Z''^;;^::r]!^:Zu:''ii"T-' ""i-i. n,iiow, . .
... H ben we reiol l'r„( U. , V Whi,,.-' '"','■ ,'""' ■"'K'Hnlial.
I A,,(,„„, xvl.u,i, K AM ,„,,,■'' """"' '" "• "I""' "rr."-
tho >'m'i .'',■■';:>" vr';!v:i,;i;''i'"ri'r ';'■ •"'"■'• '"'•■r.-M..,i m
'ii"T|.r,.iatl„„ „(■ 111, , ' V , „ """';'>■ '"•'•iipi.'.l » i 1. lb"
r'/'''- iiMirc. , ,,il„.r ,.'■;""' "'"""I'l iiiiiie,.es.-.Hrl ly
, -"ii«u««-' will i, ,.,■>, , ' ;"r,. '",' ""' '-"v" ,v,
le aiillior N ahvav^ cl ear i„l J "li-'l'' "f reM,ler.«. f( r
™ek"tl',",v"^ ,"'r •■■' 'Ill v" «;:;;,';.';,''; "i"i '-o- '.rt.-M
'I'll K t,i tlie siiiileni, "- \i/i ■ .\,, -M, '• "' ■' I'Pt-'n a neir
Ti;eK;;7:;n.,r,,'''ii«;;::;:'^'"i''-^>'-„., scrie,:
r»l'liy«nd I'heoologV ,'■"","' ■^'^"'"!"«.v, OrtboK
i;'-- '^vo; new e,|., iS;.^ A.-ironomy, N. Vork, l.s;!,
'""'' ,^,""; !■ nil Ky.''~;w,',;^,x'-w''' "'""""■ '"■ "'^■
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- liiipi;. wit), no nm.-Vf.e ,,",,',''■'"; "H'l ii.i"|.e,„lio, s
'■'■ ^e, luee ,|,e reH,ler,''.-A.'- a'sm' ■ ■ r'f'T"''fJ'' '"■^"■act
■'• l-.-ncnt Ills of Kni-ii-), iV. . • '''.'"'•. vlli. mo.
';■ A .«iin.«krit </r.m,n „e "T ""• .""'l'- ''^"'- "2-10.
l;ii>iKi.n«e „„,! the " ,"""''"?. '',""' "'» t'lassical
I ><- Vork, |,S7«, Svo 7 ; ' ,'" } '■"; "'"' "nihmnna.
I A ''ii'^ ■.'■•''.^•'i-'iil I'rench Orumtnnr. l.sMi Witb h-n„
Kli'inenlary l,e.«o, » in pTJi- ^ "n ''"'"''• Mils. N. 1,.,
"■"' "'lite Vorre WSoft^-'^SO p" ^^ 1'"" '" ^P""*'
'•►:v..?., .„/„,, •'' ^o"-. '8S0, 12mo. And cec JUi,.
!ii-ii':r:;r^n:;:;:n'!:f";2,'^;';7'^ ';'i-^-- r"-'. .„,.
eiiu;ci,, N.^v-y?, '." ™ ■;■? :• 77";'-^- t^-«-«"tion„i
I'lswered by a Jiest, t, .„. r, r .. "^"'""»nt Kndless ?
l;;;i;trine, .;„., /87;' "1;,^^' ^ - O^if--^ S^ipture
I. ine (lo.-pe of ( .„ n„.„„.,„ . 'V' ""•'■'■, lf>MI, I2nio.
■;• i'"^7 ''.e?h, ,,vf""'i" "p;"""-."'^'' "''"'o-
i-on., 18,sj,Vr. 8 -0 7 t,,^'",^ ]T^' "t Iho .'^piri?
;i •'ritiquc „n Confl ctins Onint ^ '""" "^ «»veluti„n
i'o.^lani'cnt, N. \ork "^.^'^Z .'ZT't'. ">-> No,.
fiK-t.on; a Keview , f „.h, t , °:, , ' [''O I>,v,ne .Satis-
bo thought about the A ononZ ","'' "''."' ■"'"'"W not
'• ■■^umn.er .^ermons i„ Ca""' ? ^ "i:",- "f"' ''• «^-»-
•ii'i", Lon., 1S87, p 8vo I I T. ^^ * '"'I'"'' 'ii"ii'ng.
o.lier Liscoursd: L,,., isss n^lvo'"'"' "'■ '^"-orty, an^d
ISfiil.un,! prolH.sor of t "cle V'^'"""'"' S<^™""'ry
'■'*"- I. Ilistory of the r,f'"r"r'^^ """^ ^'""^
LoiiLMllIc, IS7S. 2 Hi Lrv .• ^ '"'^""' I'liptisni,
Hii|i(i.«t.S 1.880 T Tbn f ^ ^ /', Ciiinmunion amone
i'Cl,n,ribu,io^„L\' , 5'«;;;,"f ''-''i-ip'-ofChrrst5
of Alexander Can.pbei ." X Vork IS^r?' "'"'? "J^*-
iind Tunes of Jude aleb WilbZ >■ '-""'• •*• ^ifo
""5'"S,"'..7,5.f.S5-Jf l*'-\|" I--"".- '•■
in the New York vnl !'. l"^'' """"''itecture; served
-vo,u„tee^e:^:,^;"r^s^^-2.^oci^,v^
1517
WHI
s Volunteor Oaviilryiimri. N. York, l^'l, lliii". 2. A
Coniplol* Lil'o iif oi'niinil llcurni' A. Cuntur, Miijnr-dcn-
ariil tit Viiliintocr*, llnni't Mujor-di'noral I'nileil Blatt'ii
Army, iiii't I.imluniint-Ccihinel Sixtli Now York VitiTiiii
Ciiviilry, N, York, l-*7il, >'\tt.
"A viTy 1! I iMHik.liiit It l« ri'iiclU'iilly larxfiuKl lu^iivy.
... lie wrllts llki' ii mail wliii liiix sciii mrMic Iml has
Kci'ii II with lilKoyi'.sMpiMi Hihl ri'UiliiliiK ihfloll |mimchsIoii
of kII his tnciiltlrn. Iiichiilliiu i.dniiiioii scriM'. Hi' Ix c'l-
trembly iiartlal to I'ustrr, ami liW partiality in Ihi' uri'ftt
ilrawliaik to tliu NatW'ai'lloii with whiih wu nail."— An-
dim, xxlv. 17!i.
a. The Cailot Iliitton ; u 'I.. " of Aiiicrloan Army Life,
N. York, IHVH, I'.'mo.
Whittnkt'r, JiiiiiCfi T., iirol'(i.'<iinr in th« .Meillcal
Colloxf of Ohio. riiyitioluxy ; a I'reliiiilnary Courao of
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Vol. iii., 1882. (New edition of the whole work, re-
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" Persons will herealier turn with interest to the revela-
tions which it eoiitaiiis of his connection with the Kitnal
and other ecclesiastical anil spiritual controversies after
the iioveltv, and therefore the value, has passed from the
random jiittiiiKs about the nolitieal turpitude of Palmer-
ston or Disraeli."— Nt(. Itcv., Iv. I'J, 110.
Wilberforce, Rt. Rev. Samuel, D.D., [mid,
vol. iii., add.,] I805-1«<73. For biog., see AsilWKI.I., A.
K., and Wii.iiEHFoiiiK, R. U., siijim. 1. Essays con-
tributed to the Quarterly Review, Lon., 1874, 2, vols.
Svo.
"Our advice to those who wish heartily to enjoy the late
Bisliop of Winchester's writing is to read the essays in the
first volume, |eontainlng articles on initural history and
similar subjects,! . . . and leave his poleniieal disiiuisi-
tions to the oblivion we think he would himself have dc
sired for tliei"."— .Sjin'/utor, xlvii. K!U».
2. Speeches on Missions. Edited by llev. Henry
Rowley. Lon., |s74, Svo. 3. Sermons preached on
Various Occasions, l.lxf, 1877, Svo.
Wilbour, Charles Edwin, [nutc, vol. iii., add.]
The Life of Victor Hugo, N. York, 1887, 12mo.
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The Sere and Yellow Leaf: Thoughts, ,4c., Lon., Issl,
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l2mo.
Wilbur, Asa. Biblical Stand-Point ; Views of the
Sonsliip of Christ, tlie Comforter, and the Trinity. >'•;
a Layman. N. York, 1374, 12mo; 2d ed., enl., with
author's name, 1875,
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Story of a Life, Cin., 18S6, 12ino.
Wilbur, Mrs. R. M. 1. Elsie ; or. Do what Quud
wmm
ssess eonsiikTii-
I'ork, 18S(l, .vm.
iciii it (U'Mrvos
(■ripti(iiis(ir tlio
Mr. WikolV ill
iiliuii." — ynlhtit
Or. \e, M.A.,
iiitd, vul. lii.;)
.HWjj oriliiinoil
n, sineo 1S71 ;
riic Trinity of
IiitcinpcriinL'O,
tliiir Henry,
liiiioiin iii-iory,
r tlie Lives of
witli a I'rc'I'aco
, l.-iTO, Svo. 2.
I.un., l.-<f<2, p.
. iii., ailii.,] b.
Teiiiple IStlfl.
n till' Ccinstriii-'-
I, ."^vo.
lolniid, M..\.,
el WilljurfoiT.';
|Sl!4; ordiiiiif.l
!l; liulj-iilnioner
iViiielicstiT iinil
ollc;;o IS7S-S2,
eii:^tle-on-Tyiie.
le One IlunJi'cJ
S77, p. Svo.
[aiile, vol. iii.,
Empires: His-
of tlie Autlior,
1 J tlie Man ; or,
son of Rt. Rev.
it Rev. t^amuol
no. (For vol.
happy than his
le .-ucrel of the
i-tcr."— .'''(i(. Ilci:,
hiKik without a
1 it IVoni all pri'-
unse the present
noted from the
liiS.).
whole work, re-
vo.)
St to the revela-
with the Kitviiil
iitrnver.sles aller
passed from tlie
itnde of rainier-
;l, D.D., [mil',
je AsinvKLL, A.
1. Essav.H con-
1., 1S74,"^ vol.-i.
to enjoy the late
Ihe essay.s in the
iral history and
eniieal distiui.si-
liiiiself have *le
)y Uev. Henry
IS preached on
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IS8H, 18mo. ::.
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Villen: [also] (irav ■ n 01 ' ' '""■ -• ■'^'•nom
l.-^sr, I2L ^' O''"'"*";" Honiance, N. York
ment l.B.i; served in the dvil war; professor of pfiv^r
ol"K.V> eomparai vo aniit.unv an, I ' 1 01 pnysi-
Iniversily since l.sfir u'h.'„ v F '" ''"""''I
know: the eon le, t'ivn i ^"""« ' ™l'''' ■"''""I''
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-Lf^tion ,0 Ik n V Sr^''' ''^^'' "'" ' ■" ^ ^"'^'-
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Mass. : j,'r,Ldu:,ted at Ilur'ar d 'j ' i ,;,fj'. '"""^I^« «"*'
lopeka, l,S7,0, Svo, ■""- Annals ol Kan,«a8,
^ss'\tZ' •''• '" "" '"'■'=' "t Castlewood, Phila.,
""||-Hl,^•■."'vLk"^s7« I '',;,;" ^■"^-^"'"'"'^ '^y j. h.
"«lder, SaU.,„. 'l,ife:"i,s Natnre, Origin
?;t^s?/i;;: '-^--''-eer'::fohi::i^
ASvJ^:;;I-,---:--.;,nytha.n:its
niiu, John James. I'h 11 . .
on the seicntilio sia „? 1, . : ch., ' ''''''^ ""'' '"-'i-^t
'• Thalassa: an Essay '„„ Den t''"' "T'^-'i"""-
Currents of ,l,e Ocean Lon. Is 7''' ';;"'.',l'"':'';'"',''"''
Un., IS7S. ft,! • '-'"'"«''«'-■'•," 1-^72 to 1870. IMu.st.
'"".k";vh;!l;!\"S'™„'': i'i™?«>uiy ^^'•""•". ^-i 'i.e
(^...in, .-nen^?;i/,n;:';7;fsi^e?i;;:;;u;^;;^ .!i!!v
studied at the Riblical ,^L ' , W^' v '"""^"■^ ^
K,;?/:!^'.!::;^^v;ic^tr^^r:!:r";-p,!;,f; ■■
aP''%;;:;;^;L;:T-;is?:'t!:.'''> f': 5?^
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Icrcnds she ha.s hr,,n«ht t,,'^ , ,L ' .,• ^'^ account of the
""d superstitions whh I nmke im 'li, '^'^r''''''^ charms,
two vo'lunies are a 1, r ,^r s! f "''";''' '""■' '"' "'<■' ■
and
are, ' Is 71
Mnirdalen Uolh, 1 u- .^ V •, I'J'''' '"■"".■ graduated al
t.!;rr;^;;i:;!''--'--^-'--'-i^'?i:^.™i
["'K'.t'iii"^,-/"??!"^ ''"••'«V. D-D- I-L.D.,
l-rocee,iinf; silf , t^ .«e, .'n'.h '\T"Ti ""'""■' "'' "'«
.■.^^^ntEp.iv.ui;:U'v;:Usi:x/" ''■«
-^:p)^<tJ':.^"^'-->^^- -io
IS ..' 2n,':"''''';^'*-vl!r/«"-,, V, I-o^'Strahan, Phila.,
1SS7, 12!"!, '• ^ '''■"'"' "' i""«: 1 ^'«vel, N. York,
---Mr^;';:2ixr;^.rPh:t^'a^';^-;i^;
"]"■'' hdcmrsr ^;^;?:rii'^y;;"?"^" »»'! «"-" "-«
I'lanatorv nr ih e iiiin ,li ^ "' "'''-' '■"Hiclenlly o.x-
j -Mi.sereres, either in iiie.r r „„■ I , "" '''■■""'e <" studv
I foinle art of tle.M d k \ic '■'•"" ,',',' 'V''"!-''-'"™ or to the
■Svo. ;i I Ed ) Th e li„ir. 7; ' ''■"■''"' """' '8««. sq.
Ar.lil.si,^.;;^{^rli;;;n;uN,s^^^^^^s^""«;'
'vitl. .'olored illustr,™ilm, "''''"""'^ ^^- """l «"
.„"•.,""•'"■""''' ^**"'" (I"^»"J-) Sec Po.vn, F. E
Hiley, Isaac Uilliani. M n nn r
b- ls:ui, at Woolwich I.', ,^' """■' '■"'• "'■• I''''-]
■'•^'Vhat I rends are meant for, [a, ale.]
n's r.„.i.j ....'.I L ___ ,, ..'. ' » ''^'»>, p.
"■ • ■■ ', . u. 11 . \y
.uajjilalen tidhiire Ovfnnl iv-j -i " '" '"
MrWMi? ■ -•'"'•"'■S '■""•. I SSI, p. Svo
Vcsiit (tm^j. ,11.1.. "...1... I .. ''
1,
the curious I
:). The II
II literature."— .1^/1., \„' jj^j
«e only who hunt aflui
I sss.
sin. 4to
[apjiy Pri
. and other Tales. Illust. L,
WilUe, Mrs. «)
stories. Illust. I
Wild
scnr. There win Onco : Qra
- Is-;m. It
ndina's
c, Sir n iliiam ui>bert Wills, M.D., [,
."'lie,
«*v.. a \' «r '. ' » '«."iiii;riaus
itlJ;{^"r,1Z: '"-"V"" l';'-"l'"'l,urei;eameto
IS7li, I.sin.. ,s J ■.i,;,- u'T "?"''' ''if^-lioat, Eon.,
I'on. 18 7 18,„o 9 'i'";^"""'''',^ ''■'"'^ "I- Canada
-:ii:'^/i'il.r^^ T-^-'-'-^-
i^''n., im:^!ul:nrri.}^"^i'';/ "^?>"«- ^ard;
?'"■, ,'.;'• '^'""•t t^torica for M
iried and True, Eon., I
lss:i, 12
Willielin, Thomas
(iazetteor
Tech
1883, Svo
>ihers' Mcetin
igs, Lon.
^::;'-!---'?,"M::^"Mr"^
,(■ ' ■ • ■
meal Terms; now ods., I
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'l"l«., 1881; N. York,
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.Vi.Ues Anna. I.Cand. Ur of ,h« C.,a,aee. . Lc^, m.. J^^_The^.,Un_^^^^^^^^
^""JV'-.T'"' ;'""■ „„ r , ,.„i lii .,1,1 1 WO-IS.IS A Now OiTck Delectus: bnsoil ii|ic)ii ,Mr. I'lirry's (ireok
New York; beoaiiio
Times in IS.'ill, anil uflerwiir.ls its editor nnd i.ropnetor.
Sli:ike<iieiue. from iin Ainerican Point of View: in-
cUiilin" iin Ini(uiry as to liis Itelisious Fiiitli iind Ins
Knowled.'o (jf l,nw : witli tile liaconiun Tlieory consid-
ered, X. York, 1877, Svo.
'■ \1 llio end of tliis huok tliore are liiirly |uis;es oontrlb-
ute.i l.v rn.lessor J. \V. Taverner on llie .-tyles "1 > i"k-
s ere a Id l)ae,.n. . . . Thises-ay ■■ ^^ » r'^'i'^''^ '"I'llf
t(, ll.e rest (.rtl,c liook; tlanmlitfnl, seliolarly, eultiired,
witli inueli delieiite iiislKlit iiilu the seerets of style. — -Ml-
tio)i. XXV. 2'.d.
Wilkes, Suiimel. I-eUures on Diseases of tlie
Nervous ,<ystein, I'hila., l.'<7.s, Svo; 2d ed., ISS;i.
Williosoii, Frniik, h. \Xio, at ISufTa.o, N,\.
lieeollcctions of ii Private Soldier in tlie Army ol the
Potoinae, N. York, I3S7, Kimo.
•■It is a vivid pietiire-iierliaps a little l"« ''1™"'>' "V''
harrowiiiK, Ijiit nniiu the less realistie-ol the lite ot the
iirivate sohlier."— .Vo'io". xliv. '-':'.i;.
M'illtic, Mrs. Asiies Kollo. Uosa, [a novel,]
I,on„ ISSI, Svo. With .Moss. Ahthiu Ii., Was Jesus an
Impostor? a Uiscus'-ion. I.on., l.^Si. Svo. :
Vvilkie, Kcv. Christopher Hales, M.A., grad-
uated at Kxeler College, Oxford, Is62; ordained Ks6 I ; |
rector of Kdburton, Sussex, 1S77-S1, an.l sinoc then ot
Kin;,'stone. (Ivd.) The Parish Register of Kdburton,
15.0s°-lli7:l, nrighton, ISS5, Svo. ^ ,,iu
Wilkie, Francis Bangs, [<niir, vol, in., add..] h.
is:i2, at We.st Charlton, N.Y.; graduated at Union Col-
lege 1S,^7; was correspondent of the New \ork Times
duriii" thtj civil war: editorial writer on the Chicago
Tiine"lHlil-S7. 1. Davenjiort, Past and Present: in-
cluding the Karly History, and Personal and Anecdotal
Romiuiscences, Ac., Davenport, IS.^S, Svo. 2. The Iowa
First Dubuque, 1Sii2. :). Walks about Chicago, and
Army and Miscellaneous Sketches, Chic, 186'.t, 12nio;
new ed, 1S72. 4. The Chicago liar. Chic, 1H|2. ;i.
.Sketches bevond the Sea. Is7'.l. «. History of the Great
Inventions 'anil their Intliience on Civilization, Cin.,
IsMi. 7. The liambler: a Story of Chicago Life, Cliio.,
1>SS, llimo. S. Pen and Powder, Post., ISSS, 12ino.
Wilkin, .Mrs. Maria. I. Your Cousin's (Jhost,
Lon., 1S71. p. Svo. 2. The Sh;ickles of an Old Lovo,
l,on., Iss3, p. Svo. . ,. , ,
Uilkin, Miss Mary Jacoinb. Now and Long
Ago; or. The Children's Favourite History of Kngland,
Lon.. 1S72, 12mo; new ed., ISSO.
Wilkins, Angiistns Samuel, Litt.D., LL.D..
Drofesgor of Latin an.l comparative philology in Owens
College, Manchester. 1, The Light of the World: an
Kssay Lon., IsiiW, p. Svo. 2. I'liceniciii and Israel : a
]Ii.storical Kssay, Lon., IS7I, p. Svo. 3 (Trans.) The
Orations of Cicero ag .inst Catilina : with Notes; troin
the (lerman of K. Halm: with Many Additions, 18, I,
National Education in lircece in the Fourth
Koinan An
Svo.
Key to the New
Svo. 4. - „ ,
Century before Christ, Lon., ISI.'i, p. Svo. o, Koman An-
tiquities, i" Jlistory Primers.") Illust. Lon., 1877, ISmo.
ti. (Kd.) Q. lloratii Flacei KpistvUe, Lon., 1885, Svo. 7.
The Study of (ireok Literature, Manchester, 188S, cr.
Svo With K.sdr.ASO, Knwix Ii. i I. (Trans,) Principles
of (ireek Ktymology, by Prof Oeorg Curtius. Lon,, '8,..
-76, 2vols. p. Svo; newed., ISSii. 2. (Trans.) IIk .ireek
Verb: its Structure and Development, by Pr^i. Oeorg
Cuuius, Lon., 1S80, Svo.
Wilkins, Charles, Ph.D. The History "f t''" I-'''-
erature of Wales, from the Year i:i(M) to the Year P!50,
CardilT, iss,^, r. svo.
Wilkins, Charles .Vrinar. Curiosities of iravel ;
or, (ilimpses of Nature, Lon.. I s7fl, 2 vols. p. 8yo.
Wilkins, I'\ Potato-Culture, Lon,, 1870, 12rao; .ith
" \Vi7k'ins, George. M.A. 1. (Trans.) The Pan-
egyric of I.socratcs, Loi, . 1SS2, 12mo. 2. The (irowth
of the Homeric Poems; a Discussion ol their Origin
and Authority, Dublin, ISS,,, Svo,
B. M.A., !«»'<■, vol.111
1
Wilkins, Henry .Mnsgrave, M.A., [«»'.■, yidiii
id.,1 ls2;i-1887 ; graduated at Trinity College, Oxlin-i
"si^'' Fidicw'oV' Merlon College from '"48"; librarian
nndiioan 1851. 1. A Classical tlecgraphy, for the I'se
of .lunior Cl.vsses in Schools, Lon., 187.. 2. A Literal
Translation of the Eclogues and Georgics of Virgil:
founiled on the Notes and Text of Prof. Conington s ,"60-
ond Kdition, Lou., I87:i, 8vo. :i. (Ed.) The (ieorgics
of Virgil: with an Analysis, EnglisU Notes, and Index,
ia'^2
Greek Primer, Lon., 18SII,
Greek Delectus, Lon., 1880. 8. Translations from Cajsar
and Cicero for Retranslation, Lon., 1S8(1, p. Svo.
Wilkins, tJen. Henry St. Clair, R.E., ['inr,.
vol. iii., adil.,] b. 1828; entered the army IS47: retired
1881. A Treatise on Mountain Roads, Live Loads, and
Rriilges, Lon., Is7i), Svo.
Uilkins, John, F.R.C.S. On the Treatment ol
Diphtheria by Local Remedies only, Melbourne, 1S70,
Svo.
Wilkins, John, head-master of St. Martin s (.ram-
mar-Scliool, Scarborough. Notes cm the Church Cate-
chism : with Scripture Proofs, Lim., IS77, 12nio.
W ilkins, Miss .Mary Kleanor, li. at Randolph,
Mass. ; educated at Mount Holyoke Seminary : a contrib-
utor to Icailing American periodicals. 1. The Adventures
of Ann, liost., Is8«, 12ino. 2. A Humble Romance, and
other Stories, X. York, 1887, Himo.
Wilkins, N. U. Errors ami Terrors of Blind
Guides : the Popular Doctrine of Everlasting Pain Re-
futed, Hanover, 1875, cr. Svo; .'Id ed., enl.. I8SII.
Wilkins, T. How to aiiply for a liritish Patent
und>T the Patents Act, lSS:i, Lon., 188 1, Svo.
Wilkins, W. Australasia: a Descriptive and Pic-
torial Account of the Austnilasian and New Zealand
Colonies, Tasmania, and the Adjoining Lands, Lon., 1887,
p. Svo.
Wilkins, W. A. The Cleverdale Mystery; or, The
Machine and its Wheels: a Story of American Life,
N, York, 1882, l2mo.
Wilkins, Rev. W. J., of the London Missionary
Societv, Calcutta. I. Hindu .Mythology, Vedio and
Puran'ic. Illustrated by One Hunrlrcd Engravings,
chielly from Drawings by Native Artists, Calcutta and
Lon., 1882, p. Svo. 2. Daily Life and Work in India.
Illust. Lon., 1SS7, Svo. :!'. Modern Hinduism: being
an Account of the Religion and Life of the Hindus in
Northern India. Lon., 1887, Svo.
Wilkins, William. Songs of Study, Lon., 1881,
p. Svo.
Wilkins, William Noy, ['ini,, vol. iii., add.] 1.
Our tiovcrnmcnt Schools: what they have done with
Art since their Formation in I8;)7, Lon., 1868, Svo. 2.
Visual Art; or, Nature through the Healthy Eye, Lon.,
18711, Svo.
Wilkinson, Rev. Charles Allix, M.A., gradu-
ated at King's College, Cambridge, ls:i7, and elected
Fellow; ordained 1841; domestic chaplain to the King
of Hanover; vicar of Sixhills, Lincolnshire, 186a-7:i,
and rector of South Wellingham 1864-7'.!; rector of
Boxworlh, Huntingdonshire, since I87II, and of Chil-
derley since I8S2. I. Reininiscenecs of the Court and
Times of King Ernest of Hanover, Lon., 1886, 2 vols.
p. Svo. , ,
"The chief use of Mr. Wilkinson's chapters is in show-
ing . . . that thirtvor forty years ago the Court ol Han-
over in wreteheir imitation of tlie earlier llaiiovermii
court ill Kngland, was as disre|iiital)le as it well could be.
—Alh., No. ■mi.
2. Reinini.sccncca of Eton, (in Keato s Time,) Lon.,
1S8J, p. Svo.
" The InipMed enntempt of the author for that unhappy,
biiteoiiipttiatively iiiilmiiortaiit. section of the coniinunity
who were educated elsi'where than at Eton may perhaps
annoy sensitive ontsiilers. Hut it is iierfectly certain Unit
the hook could not have been written but lor the exuber-
ant Kto'.ittiiisiii of the author, and we should not wish to
deal harslilv with feelings which have procured us the
pleasure cd'Veadlng some excellent ami e.xcellenlly toht
new Eton stories, and of having from an eye-witness the
exact facts <'oiicerniiig a number of already oelcliraua
episoiles in the history of the .scliool."— .S,i(. ii'fi)., Ixiv. ,iis.
Wilkinson, Rev. i':(l\vard, Ph.D., graduated at
the University of Heidelberg 1852; ordained 18. il;
rector of Snargatc ic Snave, Kent, 1870-81, and sine,'
then incumbent of Christ Church. Leamington. 1. Fun-
damental Doctrine? of Salvation; or. Scripture Plan of
Salvation, Lon., 1872, Diino. 2. .Memorials of C. Rolfe :
with Incidental Rellections, Lon., 1870, p. Svo. Also,
many single sermons and ad<lrcsses,
Wilkinson, Rev. (ieorgc, [,iii/f, vol. 111., add.j
The Divine "Shall," Lon., IS7II, llimo.
Wilkinson, George, F.R.A.S. For the Pres^
and People of (ireat Britain and Ireland: Upon Hon-
our, and other W.irds of "Ours," Dublin, 1872, l2ino.
Wilkinson, Rt. Rev. George Howard, M.A ,
Sentence, Lon.,
m., lS7ii, Svo. I).
r. I'lirry's (Jretk
, unii MimsficM's
Cey to the Now
lidnd from Coosar
1, |i. »vo.
,ir, U.K., [""''.
ny 1~<47 ; rctircil
Live I.outl.-!, iinil
le Treatment of
Vlulbourno, 1870,
. Martin's (Irnm-
lio Church Cate-
rs. 1-ino.
1). at Handoljih,
linavy ; ii cmtrib-
. The Advcnture.H
lie Romance, and
'errors of Bliml
lasting I'ain Kc-
enl.. IS.'^O.
a British Patent
t. Svo.
.riptivc and I'ic-
nil New Zealand
Lands, Lon., 1.'<S7,
Mystery ; or, The
f American Life,
Dndon Missionary
ilcigy, Vedic and
Ired Kngravings,
ists, Calcutta and
1 Work in India.
Hiniluisni : being
cif the Hindus in
■:tudy, Lon., 1881,
vol. iii., add.] 1.
I have done with
m., ISBS, Svo. 2.
Icalthy Kye, Lon.,
lix, M.A., gradu-
ls:i7, and elected
|)liiin to the King
olnshire, 1865-":!.
It)4-7'.i ; rector of
87il, and of Chil-
of the Court and
Lon., l.'<8(i, 2 vols.
liaptcrs is in show-
Ihe Ccairl of Haii-
•arlicr Ilaiuiverian
IS it well I'oiilil bo."
late's Time,) Lon.,
r for that iinhapiiy,
n of the coniniiinlty
Kton may perhaps
jrfocUv certain lluit
liiit for the c.xiiber-
should not wish to
vo procnreil us tin-
11(1 excellently told
an eye-witiii'ss the
already ccleliratcd
-.S.i(. ii'cii., l.xiv. 7r.s.
li.D., graduated at
!; ordained !.'<.". I;
187(1-81, and sini'c
amington, 1. Kun-
, Scripture Plan of
aorials of C. Holfe :
18711, p. Svo. Also,
iiilf, vol. tU., add.]
10.
S. For the Pre».<
reland; Upon ILm-
iblin, 1872, 12mo.
B Howard, M.A.,
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p.p., graduated at Oriel College, Oxford 18',>i.„ i • i
18.7; viear of .'5,. J-eier's, Pi„,li;,, "y ' I, V ""^""""^
in Truro Cathedral IS78ls( ,m ' f'""-^'^ ^ ''O". '-'nnon
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'rate of Long Molford, Suffolk, |.8S2-,<6- rector of I.-;?
v.ngton, .N„t,ingha,u.,hire, sii'ice 188 ' lt\t ^t
^^Zll'TVTr''''^''"' "f "'"''nited .Sisters FrTendh
nZ,^'; n"^- ' ",">■• '• The Friendly Sooioty ALive.
ment: ,t,s Origin, Kise, and Growth; its Social Moral
i's"';, J't;!:;""' '"""''"^''^' "^^ AfKuated (1;°;;^, Lon ;
'■A most instnietlvoand useful work."-.l«., No. 30fi2.
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Co.i_n,of saints;,. „„, ^^•^..lil.J:- ^^^^ ^j^p^^^^'^l^^^;^^^^^^^
ThiMightfor Good' Friday ..n'^N-o"',,
Comiiiiinion of Saints
Lon., ISS.j, 12ino l'> "TI„. <m.' . ■""" "'n""! uiie,
Bible Headings, Lo:,s^"',i ;:'";'."« "f ^.e Lord-
Holy Communion : FonrSimlo ;,,,,'* /'"''"' '°
firmation, Lon., 188;), s„ , ' 4 '"-'"H'tions after Con-
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itmM KingJlom 'L'; s,«^%^::r '^l^ '"„ 1'"'' '""-
WilkinBon n k! '-'oo. .-Also, single sermons
1. cif!'rs"!I^,. '-^P^^-l;.;;^'^;;" ,^'" '-kt;
of the \-o,u„teer Force, Lon., I."s , 't. TTr'T'"
?88 ";;■*; ^"'".i i"'p--.- of r^^iiV'i;. 'ss "ij^r
88S S,nn .•'•„'^^'''y».<>" "'« War (Jame, Manc'he ter'
I irans.) hxeroises in Strateirv iinri T. •• .■ .
German, Manchester, lss,S8vo. ' *'"°'" "'''''
Lin!.,!,'„''',:",:,r''87f "L'linisi'^v *••»'"';' *" "■« '- ■"
t:;r:^;ssni'^^^-'^'"-^-X-'S'
Oligarchy, considered Physfeally Lo^i tX-P\^^ ' 0°
.«malUl-ox and V.iceination, Lon"^', n i, f ' '':, ^^'l, '■
man Science, Good and Evil an 1 it, u 1, ","""
I>ivine^Ueve,„tio„ and it:'\l!or'a:^ ^ilH^^sDlo-
wUlf'il^Si'Tol?'!,^'};!:^^^^!;;; '"« !"<■ --.™«e .. grapplo
whioli mars its otii. nvi«'. *- "<^<'"si"i"'i obsci r iv
jvlll rise fr<>m is I yTui, , f" ;;;!^ ;';'V' '■'".'J'"'"' '•■•vie.
for curious lli.night, 11 X've iV .'f.ifl'''''l' ,""."''' '""'l
scons of a healtliv , I vit'i , o , • '' ""bout Ijoiiig (.,,,1.
Milkiiisoi., nobert, M.A., [,n,ie, vol. iii, third of
n l"6T "t eV^' "f-V. '!"""'"> "- ''"';;■ Lincoln's
""^.NoL ,^;r,^r',:^ri^7ir f ■^r^' "-'' '"^^-■
«ibr;!^:::::S^^;;,^-4'>-'^e German Jf^; vol;
H ilkiiison. Hi. hev. Thomas Edward, M A
Life 'and' 'ueiUh. u2 V^^t^ "'TTr '""' .'T"' "'
rSi:,!'-sr;r^^!-^'"-chui:..^^^
;'Flashe, of Light/' 'iX 'Isr",, 'i^^I'^^S''^- ,;'-":'
Wilkiason, Rcv/'io,.,. „„,„aie„ „ a r '"'^ft'-'^- ''"''• "^'^^ '«">»• ™ " "
Cambridge, I8.")5; ordainnd )i^7;. . •
>>ilkin8on, Johii Ilrpw«tV.r ' i' V "'""' '^'""'
•^An agreeable, reaUablc book."-.V«(/„„ xxv 'M
..^trrs,r5S:,K''';^;:,«;Ksr
Sip'::,l;"i::j;ri":i.sr,;;:r'""--
-mi, ,11, >,vo o, ^ Contribution to the History of
.be.Origin of the Chanty Organization Society, i^on.'
« iikinsoii, Uev. William Cieavpr n ti
^"'n.;1b:lloc^:^^K,^S'^::^l:^;7;;^.';:^.
I9i,,„ r ' "; V 7 ^"'- *•"■ •». loenij. N. York. 188,1
l-'mo. 5. Edwin Arnold as a Poetiz.er and as a IWan
Tslv'f f'T^ "" Examination of the " !« t of
m iL" fi";^;""^"""" '•-i^'«"ddhi,sm, N^^rk,
\^rk iw' ic' ^'"-"''^ I''-<'"el' Course in English, N
K.!:;i(^h.x^^oik!v88tr6mr: '"""-^ ^^^'^ ^--^
..-, ovo; new ed., 1H8;1, cr, 8vo, ' '
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Some Prnctical Obso^vatilln^' on ViicciniUion, h<m,, 1S82,
cr. Sv(i.
>Vilk!i, Altrnham K.,nnil I'nrdnii, C'hnrlcs f.
How to I'liiy iSolo \Vhi.«t : its Mcthoils uiiil l'rini'i|ilc!<
ExplnincJ, iinJ its Practice Deiiionstnitcil, Lon., 1S8.S,
fp. 8vo.
Wilks, Sniniicl, M.I)., LL.D., F.U.S., [«/;('•, vol.
iii., add..] t'onsulting plivsiciiin to (luy's Ilcj^'pital iinil
tlie Koyal Ilo.'^pital lor Chililrcn, Lonilun ; ph.v."ician-
iii-orilinary to the Duko and I'uohus.^ of Connaiiglit. 1.
Clin'fiil '.CL'tiire.i on tlie Iniliscriiiiinale U.'^e (jf Alcoholic
Sliiiuilaiil^ in Di.-easo, Lon., ls(i7, liimo. 2. Leetiiros
on tlio .'^pi'cilic Fevers and IHsea-'^es of the Chest, Lon.,
1875, gvo. ;i. Lectures on Diseas"s of the Nervous Sys-
tem, delivered at (iuy's Hospital, I<on., 187S, !<vo ; L'd
ed., IS3;i I. The Harveian Oration, 18711, Lon., 187y,
or. 8vo.
Will, ficorge. Questions and Answers on the
Army Disciolino and Ue^alation Act, Lon., I8SII, I2uio.
With D.M.TON, Jamks Cki ii.. The Artillerist's Iland-
Book of Keference, Lon., lS7ti. i2ino; 2d ed., 1880.
Will, John Charli-K Ugilvie, M.D., FM.fi.
Edin., sur^'eon and lecturer on clinieal surgery at the
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary. 1. Cliiiioal Remarks on
(Jlect : its Cau-es and Treatuieiit. Illust. Lon., 18711,
8vo. 2. Clinical Remarks on Cases of Hydrocele, 1881.
Willaii, Ki>v. William, ['ti.'f. vol. iil., add.]
(Ed.) Sermons by the Rev. Isaac Keeling: with Memo-
rials of his Life, Character, and Correspondence, Lon.,
1S71, p. Svo.
Willard, A< J« An Examination of the Law of
Personal Rights: Princijiles of the Law Harnionized
with the Nature of .Social Relations, N. York, 1882, Svo.
Willard, .'Wrs, Caroline McCoy, (White.)
Life in Alaska: Letters. Edited by her Sister, Mrs.
Eva McClintock. Illust. Phila., 1884, lliuio.
Willarti, .Mrs. Clara A. 1. May Chester; or.
Home Light. N. York, 1869, ISmo. 2. Kilty Years
Ago: a ."tory of New England Life, N. York, 1872,
12dio.
Willard, Miss Frances Elizabeth, b. 1830, at
Churehviile, N.V. ; graduated at ihe Northwestc, n i'e-
liiule College, Evanston, III., 1851); professor of it'sthetics
in the Northttestern 1,'niversity 1871-71; secretary of
the V/ouian s Christian Temperance I'nion 1874-7H, and
since then president. '. Tanetecn Beautiful Y'ears ; or.
Sketches of a Oirl's !.' e, written by her Sister : with an
Introduclii.n by Rev. ; S. Foster, N. York, 18(18, 12nin;
new ed., 1877. 2. !liM,.s ,ind Helps for Woman's Chris-
tian Ten , 'jrance 'iVork, N. Y'ork, 12nm. M. Woman and
Temp'ricnce; r The Work and the Workers of the
Voman'' Cnristian Temperance I'nicjn, Hartford, lS8;t,
Hvo. 4. How to Win; a Hook for Girls: with an In-
trodi'Clion by Rose Klizaheth Cleveland, N. Y'ork, lS8(i,
12mo. 6. Woman in the Pulpit, Host., 1888, 12rno.
Willard, John. Treatise on Equity Jurisprudence.
Dy Piatt P..tHM-. N. York, 1875, Svo.
Wiliard, Samm'', professor of history in the Chi-
cago Higli School. A Synopsis of History: (leneral
History from B.C. 8110 to A.U. 187f) : outlined in Dia-
grams and Tables ; with Index and (ionealogies, N.
Y'ork. 1875, 8vo.
Willard, X. A. 1. Dairy -Farming: it.s Advan-
tagei, and the .Means for its Improvement, Albany, 1802,
8vo. 2. Practical Dairy Husbandry ; a Treatise on
Ihiiry Farms and Farming. Illust. N. York, 1871,
l^mo; new ed., 1877. :i. Practical Butter-Book; a
Ircatise on Butler-Making : with Plans for Dairy-
Rooms, N. York, ls75, l2mo.
Willcock, John William, [anii, vol. iii., add.]
The Scriptural Religions, Histories, and Prophecies, An-
alyzed and Explained: vol. i., Lon., 18711, Svo. (No
more published.)
W illcox, James M. Elementary Philosophy :
Part I., Being the Science of Reasoning and Art of
Correct Reasoning; or, Logic, Oitically Treated and
Applied, Phila., 1875, 12mo.
Willcrt, Paul Ferdinand, M.A., b. 1814, In
Manchester; graduateil at Corpus Cliristi College, Ox-
ford, 18(17, and electe<l Fellow of Merton College; called
to the bar at the Inner Temple 1870. The Reign of
Louis XI., ("Historical Hand-Books, ') Lon., 1876,
12mo.
Willcson, Aleth. A Discord : a Novel, Lon., 1877,
p. Svo.
Willett, Charles. ParlianicntJiry Debate ; on its
Law and Practice; 2d ed., Livcrjiool, 1880, 12mo.
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Willett, E. E. ('Trans.) Resources: a Treatise on
Water and Springs, by Bernard Palissy : with an Intro-
duction by Henry Willett, Lon., 18711, Svo.
Willett, Edward, [untf, vol. iii., add.] 1. Cat's
Cradle : Rhymes for Children. Illust. N. York, 1881,
sq. Svo. 2. Around the House. Illust. N.York, 1882,
SI). 8vo. ;i. The Search for the Star : a Talc of Life in
the Willi Woods. Illust. N. York, 1888, 12mo.
Willett, Henry. Record of the Sub-Wealden Ex-
ploratitm, Brighton, 1878, 8vo.
Willett, Mary. John Nock Bagnall : a Memoir.
By his Daughter. Lon., IS85, 12mo.
Willett, Uev. William Marinns, [mile, vol. iii.,
add.,] b. 18o;), in New York ; entered the ministry of the
Methodist Episc(jpal Church. 1. The Messiah, Bost.,
187 1, 12mo. 2. The Restitution of All Things, N. York,
1880, lOllO).
Willey, Ansttin, b. 1800, at Cain|)ton, N.H.; grail-
uated at liangor Theological Seminary 18117; editor of
the .\dvocatc of Freedom from 18111) until the abolition
of slavery. 1. Family Memorial, San Fran., 18(15. 2.
History of the Anti-Slavery Cause in State and Nation,
Portland, 1886.
Willey, Henry, b. 1824, at Oencseo, N.Y. ; ad-
mittoil to Ihe bar of the Supreme Court of New York
1848; afterwards became interested in the study of
lichens, of which he made an extensive collection. 1. A
List of North .American Licliens : arranged according
to E. Tuckerman's " Genera Lichcnum," New Bedford,
187:1, Svo. 2. An Introduction to the Study of Lichens,
1 887. ^^. Isaac Willey, of New Lond(jn, Connecticut,
and his Descendants, New Bedford, Mass., 1888, Svo.
Willey, i\'athl*ntcl. 1. 'The Principles and Prac-
tice of Life Insurance, N. Y'ork. 1871, Svo; 2d ed., rev.
by R. (i. Hahn, 187tl. 2. Instruction-Book for Life-in-
surance Agents, Canvassers, and Solicitors, N. Y'ork,
1875, l2mo.
M illcy, Kev. Willoughby, graduated at St. Aidan
1864; ordained 1866; rector of Ridlington since 1870.
1. In Meuioriaiu: Minnie, (L. Fuller,) Lon., 18711, Itltno.
2, " From Strength to Strength :' a Sketch of the Life
and Last Days of William Fisher, of Nottingham, Lon.,
1881, Svo.
Williams, Kev. A. I)., [nutt; vol. iii.. aild.] Me-
morials of the Free Communion Baptists, Dover, N.H.,
187:i, Svo.
Williams, A. !>., .M.D. Diseases of the Ear: in-
cluding the Necessary Anatomy of the Organ. Illust.
Cin., I87.'i, Svo.
\\illiams, Aaron. 1. The Harmony Society at
Economy, Pen.isylvania, founded by George Rapp, .A.U.
1805: with an Appendix, Pittsburg, 186(1, 12mo. 2.
Woman in the Bible: being a Collection of All the Pas-
sages in the Scriptures which relate to Women : with
Brief Notes. Phila., 1872, 16mo.
Willi 'tms, Adin. Lays and Legends of Qlouccstcr-
shire. Illust. Lon., 1878, Svo.
Williams, Alfred. ( Ed.) Notes on the Settlement
and I:idian Wars of the Western I'arts of Virginia and
Penn.syhaiiia. By ,J. Doddridge. 18711, Svo.
Williams, Alfred Mason, b. !840; editor of the
Proviilence Journal. The Poets and Poetry of Ireland :
with Historical and Critical Essays and Notes, Bast.,
Is.sl. 1 2 mo.
Williams, Mrs. Alice Ij. Treasures New and
Old, [selections in prose and verse.] Illust. Chic,
ls8:i, 4to.
Williams, Annie Howies, 1. Birchwood. By
Jak. N. York, 1S85, 12mo. 2. Professor Johnny,
N. York, 1887, l2mo.
Williams, Annie M. Wax-Flower Modelling
made Easy. Illust. Lon.. 1S71, l2mo.
Williams, Arthur John, [miii; vol. iii., add.,] h.
18:15; called to the bar at the Inner Temple 1867.
Hints to Honest Citizens about going to Law. Lon.,
1885, p. Svo.
Williams, Arthur Lukyn. Families in India:
their Causes and Possible Prevention, (Le Baa Prize
Essay,) Lon., 1876, p. Svo.
Williams, II. Lyon, [niifc, vol. iii., add.] I.
Homa'opathy and the Doctors; or, A Plea for Scientifo'
Medicine, Southampton, 1870, Svo. 2. Mediate Suf-
frage: a Model Plan for National Elections, I'l., 1871.
Svo.
Williams, Kev. C. A. Alike and Perfect; or.
God's Three Kevelatiims, Lon., 1884, p. Svo.
Williams, C. lirevillc, [(iii(>', vol. iii., add.]
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Supplement to ti,p i|„„ . „ , ,
tion ;,on„ lM7i..,:.s;'r''-''""'' »f Chomical M„„ip„,„.
, 'Williams, V. Ii« r ,
byC.U. w. Bosl.. iJrs """'" '"'""^. -t^'- Compiled
r=i/-%-a''£"r'!'---^^
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Williams, Charles. 1, is'i^ ... '
>vas a special -.rrc.pJn ,, / ;|,?'';'' " '/■'■'•^V"''. rreland ;
several editorial nosition? ',1 ''■""■• "'"' I'''-" lield
the Loire i„ the war STIl wh":, "'"' ""■ '"'">■'■
C"n.|;aii;„, a "iarv of tlu' '■, n mi',n' ',-J''« '^""^■ni °n ,
and Koordistan, i:„„., IslCT^vo^V"^'"''"''^-
0,.erat,o„., .„ ,„„„ Afgl.aniit.-.n^^Hr.sI^.j^rn "'is'-';"
pr?^'!!^';;nd?^^i^!;":;'-:,'^;p.i^t,ni„i.e;Ti;:
P^rtment, liost., lss.5 s °, "'.'."V""' 'h«T,ea,snrv Ue- I
Overruled, Ucversed, Denil.,! "Vi'i .,'''■■■'' "^ "'« Cases i
■ted, Explained, and D i„ ;u[s'he;"' ' '^r^'"'"' '-m? i
w.a.K„,,.„j,,„,,.„,;;.;-^^^..^the^o^^^^^^^^
^- of the Ute'l^rl Sn M r"^:,/""^;;''^--"' Vl-
Momo.rs of Life „„,, w„u. , 'i "' , s"-« ' ■''^"' "'"■ '-
^ "illiaiiis, CliarlcK u 'ri' ,; ' '^*"-
Rutland, \'t., 1S7,' sV,?*' '*• ^''« 'i"tl»nd Centennial
fumpt.on, Brompton.' / T ,''" , ''" "'"I'i'^'l '''i- Con!
the Pre.ention „'nd TreUme ^t !^^T' "'' '^""""^' i" '
I'ec'luresontheCompres'ei'A/' ';; '"','.' P- «vo. 2.
i'reat.nent of |,i,cas ■, |„ „ ,ss "' "'"' "' ^''^' 'n the
M. Am,v.W„.;,,'V,s "''""• '^"o "'■»" vw, Mrs. E,
"illiaiiis, Kdivnril a i
sumption, U„., isr'i sv„ ^™«''-'rated Pul«o in Con-
N." .'rl',"r«: J^::!,:r«''' "• a .Manuu, of Lithology
i^,'2^:d^X;-- ^"--s:u:ii:'^i;:-;^oom.
'at^s/Z'^S K"':^!'il,^^^' /'-«"<- or the
1S«^. to Sir C. J. Welkin WilLuMs ' '''i'™'^ ■""■'i'^''. I
'-i'l Willian!:;-r.„V: !S['s '™" ""^ -^'"'-"-''""f H»>v-
, Williams, Kspyn.', I. i..,„..,io
••-- Amoition: u liramuli," !> '■'"•'•'-'«-; or, Tliiia.
1»?9, IHmo. "™"'"t".' I'oem, New Orients, La
1.. .svo. *' * • "• ^^'""«n mu^t Weep, Lon., 188r,
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"eiis;vii,,.,,„„^ -V. v,;ri<, ss, >,;" '"■■""■^ "<■ ^■■' ■^•
. "'Iliams, Gporcp A Vn "'
Aua.riean Ilistorv: wiM, Xu.npi'"" <"' '!''''<-'-<^"ees i„
.^yrae,,,^^ >j y^ ,;^^. "i,'.'/' ^'•"'"erous .Seureh Questions,
:".^,''!diersaw ,. In,!,^'<, I^" '"t "nd ,«hell : War as
■;''''^ Citation .■ a " ',7, le J^r"'"'' '• Massaehu-
I'oubled, Criticise A i, v l "^fl,.">'''''-»l"l. Ueoie,!.
J"'ii^ial Court, A: ; r r' ;<"" "9'. ''^ ""-' '"'"■'^""'•
Pleuient, KsS). ■.' n ;,' '' '' V. " i ^'' "''" "ith Sup-
<-""(. within the'unhed "t^tt'-'^v"' "£"'« Various
■v.-xiv., (I,S7<,_>;|> ,r' •'''^^^.-'^'■•w .Series. Vols.
I^iKest of Deeisio'n^ of m , **""-t'' '^ ''"I'- «vo. :i.
' i'^i"' Court, 18 9^.'^ '^0 Ma,.sa,.|,usHts .Supre.ue Jui
"i'l' I'A, ,., IsaI,. K '■J^,'.'l'l''f""-'nl,) Host., lss.(, Svo
,; Various Court,, within"tho ri',:,"'! 'J'" ^'■''•i-''i'"'s of the
Vol,. ,.vi., .xvii., I!,"" issr, s- "' '•'"^•^- ^"' '"Series.
'^'--•iford Spri,'gs;p7»^, uu^f, ""*-'•""' ''• '■'*'»• ^'t
"•'."•! gnuliated ,;t Cinei, h""'' ;'"m'"' '" ""-' "^^i'
,'"™,"'Ameriea,fro,„ l.il M„ 'ss '.' v7 "' "'^ .-'^e.-ro
«■" boidiers, and as Citizens tn V \^f '''''-''' "^ '"^'''^'s,
Svo. i-iiutns, .fee., A. iork, ISSI), 2 vols
''™;'^:;^>^ -•^"'-';ry;^vi:'!;r*''''''"'*■■ "'^'"'J-. o"em!re
Kebellinn ^''preee;il!d''o^'''''Tnw''''°'''..''l ""^ ^^" "f the
; vieeaof x\e,r,,„., i„ ., ' ■ . "'"^'^ "' tijo Miiitarv S..,
I m-,_Sy„. " ' '" '^""vntand .Modern Times, ^:Y„vk,
i Williams, (iertriiHo m
; otl-l;.les andV^ "^^'';, J'- ^ow-Wreath, and
I. >sV?,t:'-'«-^-4;.";e'^^ht^', ,„„,,,„.,
!4'''-''--"rf!^!!: '^^--l^J Mrs. Morton, a
S'"f!'r;;:e^-S",^ ';.^''-«Bo,;or;
IJorehester, Phih, ISS't fi '^'' '"'"o- -'. Dorothy
Phila., I8sr, ,2n ;: TillZr. '■ pr Trent's Cousin^
ISf^-*,. l2mo. '"^' t^arwing's ilaughter, i'hila.;
! CoK'SZdf'm, "!;"'■.»'' M-A.. graduated at Jes„,
;7l^ I-ineolnshire, LsV^." ;'' ';-f .■•'•^2,. viear of Hem"!
Marsh. 1. The Supei'sti ion' ' • ,1"^,"""' »f ^utton-le-
I °f j:''7.>iJos, [verse.] I on ^71 C ''' ""'^ ^"PPo'^tus
"«lliam,s, llciirv «in\, 'n •
'P«."lia of Massaehuseits o?*;i,„ v-*'"'P'''™' K"''>-«'o-
W, isro. Anon. "'" '""'"eteenth Century,
of Krok,na„n.Chatr,^a, U ''".strio^^™ '."« ^'-eh'
' Chatrian, l-o" 'l r? ^jT '" VVh ";"'" '' ^''°-- ■
1 new ed., 1»S2. 6 r ,.nT^ "" '" f'ondon, Lon 187s .
a Handy Botk L^'v s uTrs'"!'' "%?«»«-". Featur !
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from \ ictor Hugo • tranlhlti ■'"'"'"'• "'''«% Lyrical
Authors Lon., fsss'S ' ir"T''^"Sli»h bj vLi'm^
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Orciit IMiiys in which ^-lic liu« delighted Two Continents,
N. Yorl(, iss.i, 12rii(). 12. " liullUlo IJill," (Hon. W. F.
Codv.) Uille mid Kcvolvcr Sliut, l.on., 1SS7, Svo. Di.
(Trans.) The lleniie Kntliusiiists, ((ili Kroici Kuriiri,)
hy (Jinnliinii Hriinii. I'lirt 1. I,cin., I8S7. I I. (Tran^-)
Mndiinie cle .'<i'vigne, by (iiiston llnissier, (" (irciil Krenoli
Writers,"! I,c)n., 1HS7, p. Svo. I,^. (Trans.) Tlie Ciif.s-
Kye Uin^', l>y F. dii linisgnhey, l.on., I^ST, p. Svo. HI.
(frans.) Tlie itrido of a Day, by I'ortiine dii lioisgobey,
I.on., lS8S,p.Svo. 17. (Tran.s.l The llall'-I^istcr's Secret
(Le .'Secret dc la Cadichonne,) liy F. dii lioisgobey, I-on.,
1SS8. p. Svo. Also, a number of stories fiiinded on plays
by Sardou, Boucicault, and other drannitists, and bearing
tlie s:inic titles.
Williums, Ilrnrv Shnlcr, I'h.I)., h. isi7, at
Ithaca, N.Y.; graduated at Yale KSliS; professor of
pabeonlologv at Cornell Iniversity since IS71. The
Bones, Ligaments, and Muscles of the Domestic Cat:
prepared "as a (iuide to the .Study of Vertebrates, N.
York, IS7,i, Svo, plated I'ol.
M illinnis, Henry T. 1. Suburban Homes for
City IJusiiiess .Men ; a Description of the Country on the
Line of the Erie Railway, .te., N. York, 1^:07, Svo. 2. ,
M'indow-tiurdening, N. York, |S71, Svo. :'.. The I'acilio
Tourist: Trans-Continental (Iuide of Travel^ from tbc
Atlanlio to the Pacilio Ocean. Illust. r>. York, 187fi,
.sm. -I to. 4. Fret-Sawing for Pleasure and Protit N.
Y'ork, 1S77, 12mo. 5. Tourist's (iuide, and Map of (ho
.San .luan .Mines of Colorado, X. York, 1877, Svo. (i. 'Ihe
Wonders of Prayer: a lU .d of Well- Authenticated
Answers to Prayer, X. Y'ork, 1S77, 12ino. With JoSF.S,
Mns. C. S, : i. Household Klcgancies. Illust. N.York,
1S7.'), Svo. 2. licautiful Homes: or. Hints in IIouso-
Fi.rnishing, N. York, IS7S, Svo. With FuosT, S. Anxik,
Evening Amusement.^; or. Merry Hours for Merry Peo-
ide. N. York, 1S7S, Svo.
M iHianis, Ilev. Henry Wilkinson, D.D., [o.ifp,
vol. iii., add.,] b. ISIO, at liristol ; became a Weslcyan
Methodist minister 18;i2. 1. An E.xposition of St. Paul's
Epistle to the Koinnns, Lon., 18(i'.), p. 8vo. 2. The Life
of the Rev. Joseph Wood : with E.\tracts from his Diary,
Lon., 1S71, 12mo. 3. An E.vposition of the Epistle to
the Hebrews, Lon., 1S72, p. Svo. 4. The Priesthood of
Christ, (Fernley Lecture.) Lon., 187(i. Svo. b. The Con-
stitution and Polity of Wesleyan Methodism: being a
Digest of its Laws and Institutions, Lon., ISSI, p. Svo.
6. A .Manual of Natural anil Revealed Theology, for
Lo.-al Preachers. Ac., Lon., 1SS2, p. Svo; 2d ed., 1S83.
William!*, Henry Willnrd, M.D., [nnie, vol. in.,
aild..] b. 1S21, in lioston : graduated at the Harvard
Medical School 1SI'.»: ophthalmie surgeon to the lloston
City Hospital ; professor of ophthalmology at Harvard
since 1S71. 1. Our Eyes, and how to take care of them,
Bost., 1S71, 12mo. 2. The Diagnosis and Treatment of
Di-e;ises of the Eye. Illust. lio.st., 18SI, Svo.
Williams, Howard, M.A., [<wie, vl. iii., add.]
1. Anihologia Angliea : a .Xew Selection Irom the Eng-
lish Poets, from Spenser to Shelley: with Short Literary
Notices, Lon., 1S72, ]i. Svo. 2. The Ethics of Diet: a
Catena of Authorities deprecatory of the Practice of ,
Flesh-Eating, Loii., IsSii, p. Svo. .1. English Letters
and Letter-Writers of the Eighteenth Century: with
E.xplaniitorv Notes. Series I. Illust. Lon., 1S8(5, Svo.
4. (Trans.) Lucian'.s Dialogues of the (Sods, of the Sea-
Gods, anil of the Dead : with Notes and Preliminary
Memoir, (Bohn's Classical Library,) Lon., 188S, 12mo.
Williams, J. Learohus: a Romance of Athens,
Loll., ISvO, p. 8vo. I
Williams, J. Fletcher. A History of the City |
of St. Paul, and of the County of Kumsey, Minnesota,
<,Min::esota Hist. Soo. Pub.) Illust. St. Paul, 1876,
8vo. , ,
Williams, J. I'rancon. The (ieography of the
Oceans, Physical, Historical, and Descriptive : with
Maps. Lon., 18S1, Svo.
\Ullinms, J. .11. Supplement to the Rcviseil
Statutes of Ohio: with Miscelluncous Acts in Force
January I, 1884, Columbus, 18S4, Svo.
Williams, J. K. 1. IJuecn Elfrida of the Olden
Time, Lon., IS7S, 12ino. 2. Jessie Maodonald; or,
Maidens, Beware! Lon., ISSIi. l2ino.
Williams, J. W. i. Poems, Lon., 1870, fp. 8yo.
2. Poems, Lon., Is7ll, 12ino.
Williams, J. W. ShellOolIeetor's Hand-Book for
the Field. Lon., 188S, 12mo.
Williams, Hev. James, of Pontypridd. The
.Manual of Alcthography : being an Improved System
i.:i26
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of Short-Hand, based upon the Spoken Sounds of Ibo
English Language, Hath, 1878, Svo.
Williams, Jnmes, li.C.L., b. 18.01; graduated at
Lincoln College. Oxford, 1874 ; called (o the bar at Lin-
cidn'a Inn, 187."). 1. A Story of Three Years, and other
Poems, Lon., I8s;i, 12iiio. 2. The Institutes of Justin-
ian, illustrated by English Law, Lon., ISsli, or. Svo. :i.
A La 'yer's Leisure, [verse,] Lon., ISS7, l2mo.
Williams, John, F.S.A., assistant secretary to the
Royal Astronomical Society. 1. A (iencril Index to the
First Twenty-Nino Volumes of the .Monthly Notices ol
the Royal Astronomical Society, Lon., 187", Svo. 2. A
(iencra"l Indi'X to ihe First Thirly-Eight Volumes of tjic
Memoirs of the Royal Astronomical Society, Lon., 187L
Svo. o. (Trans. )'Observalions of (,'ouiets, from B.C.
('•Il'to A.D. IlilO; extracted from the Chinese Annals;
with Introductory Remarks, and an Appendix com-
prising the Tables neccssiiry for reducing Chinese Timo
to European Reckoning, and a Chinese Celestial Atlas,
Lon., 1871. 4to.
Williams, John. 1. Rome, the Church, and the
Jews. 2. ilumauity in Ihe Scriplures ; or, Metaphor
. and Parable iiKidc Plain. Lon., 1872, Svo.
I Williams, Kev. John, M.A.. 181.0-IS71I, gradu-
ated at Trinity College, Oxford, 18:;7 ; perpetual curate
of Holy Trinity, Wallington, Surrey, from ls(17. His-
•orical Notes cu"i Wallington. Illust. Lon., 187:!, Svo.
Williams, John. Physiography, Elementary and
Advanced. Lon., 1S7S, l2mo.
Williams, Ut. Kev. John, D.D.. LL.D., ["ine,
I vol. iii., thirty-sixth of the name there mentioned, add.]
i 1 Studies on the English Reformation, (Paddock Leo-
' tares,) N. York, 1881. l2mo. 2 The World's AVitness
I to Jesus Christ: or. The Power i f Chrisiianit' in devel-
oping Civilization, (Bedell Lectures.) N. York, lS.>i2,
i Svo. 3. Studies in the Book of Acts, N. York, 18SS, Syo.
Williams, John. The Two Dispensations, Oentilo
and .Millennial : an Ecclesiastial, Secular, Political,
.Military, and Naval History of Europe, Ac, during the
Last Eighteen Hundred Years, as Allcgoi illy set forth
in the Book of Revelation : and also a 1' oaraic Pic-
ture of the Thousand Years of Millennial Glory, Lon.,
18S7, or. Svo.
' Williams, Kev. John, ordained ISRS; rector of
Penegoes, Wales, since I8S3. Notes and Narrations of
Thirty Y'ears' Missionary and Ministerial labours in
England and Wales, Lon., 1887, p. Svo.
Williams, John, .M.D., F.R.C.P., professor of mid-
wifery in rnivorsity College, London; physician ac-
coucheur ,o the Princess Beatrice. Cancer of the I'tcrus:
being the Harveian Lectures for 1886. Illust. Lon.,
1888, r. Svo. .
Williams, John C'arvcll, b. 1821; chairman of
the Liberation Society's Parliamentary Committee since
1877; M.P. for .South Nottingham 188i-8li. 1. A Plea
for a Free Church-Yard, Lon., 187(1, Svo. 2, The New
Position of (he liuriais (Juestion, Lon., 1878, Svo. JL
The Present Position of the Burials Question, Lon., 187!',
Svo.
Williams, Bcv. John De Kcwer, [n»ie, vol.
: iiL, add..] an Independent minister. 1. The Signs of
the Times, Social, Political, and Religious, Lon., 186il,
Svo 2. The Oreat Lesson from my Father's Life, Lon.,
187i,8yo. 3. The Best Things Explained and Com-
mended, Lon., 1873, ISmo. 4. City Mottoes, and other
Wise Saws: a Lecture, Lon., 1882, sq. 16mo.
Williams, Ilev. John Herhcrt, M.A., graduated
i at Magdalen College, Oxford, 1870; ordained 1870; aa-
I si.stant master of St. Nicholas College, Lansing, 1874-84.
I Daifion : or. The Art of Greek Iambic Making, Lon.,
'■ 1881, l2mo. „, ,
I Williams, John Milton. Rational Theology:
' Eight Essays, Chic, 188,8, 12mo. „. , .
, Willioms, Joseph Hartwcll. A Brief Study in
; (icnealogy : Connin, Conny, Cony, Coney, Cony. By One
! of the Family. Cambridge, Mass.. ISS.O.
W illiams, Ilev. Joseph Stone. All Nations;
England; The Chronology of the World. By J. S. W.
Lon., 1871.
Williams, Joseph William Hume, an. fine,
J. R. Somers. The English .Municipal Code, Lon.,
las;;, Svo.
Williams, Joshua, (J.C, [<u,i<; vol. iii., add.,]
1813-1881 ; called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn 1S38 ; pro-
fessor of the law of real and ]iersonal jiroperty to the
Inns of Court. I. The Settloment of Real Estates;
being Twenty Four Lectures delivered in Oray'a Inn
uunils of tho
^rmlimtoil at
e bur nt Lin-
rs, and other
U's cif .Iii"tin-
1, or. 8vii. :).
!ii)o.
iTulnry til llio
Inili'X t(i llio
ly Niiticcp i)f
(I, 8vo. I'. A
nUiiiu'S (if the
y, 1,011., 1S71,
t.S from H.C,
ne.«e Annals;
ipenilix corn-
Chinese Time
'elestiul Athi?,
uroh, anil the
or, Metophor
'-IS71I, grailu-
rpetiial curate
1 |-<(i7. lli?-
1., is;:'., Kvo.
leiiientary anil
I,I,.D., [mile,
■ntioneJ, ailii.]
I'luliloi'k Lce-
orM'9 Witness
init> in ilevcl-
>. Vork. 1HS2,
ork, ISKS, Svo,
ations, (ientilo
liar, Political,
to., iluring the
wnlly set forth
' irumic Pic-
il Glory, Lon,,
S68 ; rector of
Narrations of
ial Iiabours in
•ofce.=or of niiJ-
physic'ian ac-
r of the Uterua:
must. Lon,,
; chairman of
'imiuiittee since
8t). 1. A Plea
2. The New
187!*, »vo. 3,
;ion, Lon., 1879,
fcr^ [niite, vol.
. The Signs of
ous, Lon., 186il,
icr'8 Life, Lon,,
ineii and Coin-
ttoes, and other
Brno,
M. A, .graduated
lined 1876; aa-
insing, 1874-84,
I Making, T,on.,
onal Theology:
\ Brief Study in
■, Cony. By One
, All Nations;
Id. ByJ.S, W.
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8 Inn 18:i8; pro-
property to the
f Real Estates;
.1 in Oray'8 Inn
Hall, Lon., mrs, Sv
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g Twelve Lectures, ].
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AVIL
The Sc
m., L\7M,
isin of tho Freelmld :
rcscri|.tiveKi;;ht.s: Lect
Uight.s
urea, Lu
"f Li
Mill
Milliani.s, Jotiiiii p n ,. c, , ... .
Ailvcntuies ainoi,„st the Tn I, . r '" '" "'" ^""''"n ••
'«;>"nd,88.. iiiuMN::;::r;;:::!^^-'--%.i>.in
I..";'-'";::'s^:"- ^'-'-"""i-.-f Morbid. ionn.
M-. ul':? a!'.";!!'"''""-'" "'-"''.^ ^oe B,,.K,
Milliam.s, .Mile* i li ,'"', ,
•"MS, ,lc., and ho V ,0 \L!^r,"-^r''^'"'' '*'""'^. <-i«- i
"nd Oak (frain, .S,,., Li.,'., , ' Vr^';™"""'' '""' '" l'"i''t I
Milliaiiis, .Sir ll.iiii.'.l « '
I>XM,.,LL.I.. PhD I " ""^ .•V""'i''--, K.C.l.f;.,
in l.'^.Mi, on ,he op.nii, , [i 'i"::'"'';l-J."'"^'<"i«IUed
7 hii,i at Oxfori ; 7i, ei h ,1 iV'"^',""*" '■"""'''-'
Monier ISsi;. i 'a si, , k / p aldtional siunaiue of
luologically and ■[•'hil'ol, ,i,, .V, a' Ui"i"iK,ry, Ety.
Kefercnee^o ( r cek l"; i ' .'^/.■'■■'''""''' "'"' ■"l'«'i'"
■'^"■von, and other Oi'.n.tr^fn ,""!"' ""'"•'"• -^-Kl"-
L.vamplcs of the Keliirious I hlf" i , "'"'""'; or.
Doetrinc of tho II ini In ^i h u''!''^'; ''"'' 1^'""™!
^hief Departments ".i:„!,'\'"^^f '"■^'"^v "f the I
tlre.s,scd from India to the J. i "^ "'.l""" "f '^^tters ad- '
journals.) '" "'" '"""'"n Athenicum and other
ns;^i:^i'l!;,?t/^;rf^^1i;r;;;;;!,;>^^:: -^ 'i- .an.,m.o,„„a
l;;;;^uiii:^.i^;;::^'i!:^,^i?l!;5,^"ip?e:L!!i:-rr;;;[;-i'-
Life's Study of th,.ir I ^ IVoples: biisc.l ,,„ ,i
.i«.ition in^.;;!i,'^:„';ir r p:;^;7 'rr' vjt
>'>""'>'>. and llinihii,,,,,, Lon .^ isM s '''• V'''",'"',"'''''-
i'ketelies of those eariiesr r, "i ' "'"''Kl't- Id' has Kivc,,
lebasiiis idolatry to a nir'.,- ,,,.,',',,,' ,'';''';'''''''''•'' ''''""i
He Inisi'arolullv ■(immi ., i, 11 '■ ' "'^' ''"'Ulead
IH'rfornieil at tfie b rtl , , .,, I '^' """"li^'(Vivi,ioiii,,s,„ nv
"J' "rtl,iiiiu.x Hindi wtii tie Mnn'^'i'M''*-''' '""' ''""If
<d aiu-irnt saK...s. The ,,„.'' ,''.''' ■^■""" '"-"lo dictates
work an. ^nri^eeded 1 v a le ■ |„', .f 1 "'Y ' '"''i""^ "I' Ihe
and ap,iri,priale."-.sv,7 AVi IvhIks '"'''' '''•'" '■■'"'*'e» (
ll^mlUC'"^ tl'li" ''"'" '^'""^^ "' "- East, •■
lirahminisn and lin h , " '," ."^C-n-oction with
wpg;-d>lj--^;-......^
pe,"ii','i;e"":hi'ia',!v^4 /'';;',"'"""" ""'" ""■""■ ^'"'^"^ «f i
UW'"*'"'' «• «•' Huthven's M-recks. Lon., LSSr, |
en" Hos"!"!!;"",,'*;,, '• /"/■•oduotion to Chemical ,<5ci.
onil Chemistry. Bi!;, , Ms?' If^°"""'y ^-nual of Gen-
Fe";'&,K,teVer„V^^''''-,^' Alice, of the
^•"rse,,, Ellin., V877ri'smo^^^'"''' ^''"'^ '" ""^'I'^''"
Milliaiiis, Kaliih (' ' Ti,,n-.-, t.
nnaland: the Storv of hVpv r?''"'*'' '■'"" '" ''<'''''"-
ren. Lon., IsV^ "?."' ""' E-vpedition under Sir C. War-
Mill
l'^7L', I;
, Hoben A, N
otes on Kiver Bi
usins.
iiiiiiN, Kohcrt I'lii
X"vH;"L;m:;iV7^r'p's" "'""*"• ^"'^'^'^ Lives: a
inclu.les Hep,,,- ,. <.| ;,db'vf.',M .'^. '','"•'• C''"-^
I'c'ns. and II,,'';,,,!., ^ '"'' ^"""'^' "'''"aton,
MiiiiairiN, Saniiipi I) v. ,\ . ■
fn.n, Kssays 1,; th" M „ 'he"',,,- 'i':""" • "n'Hnted
i;l"tivoClub. Lmi,, is;., m,, ' ''.!;""""«li"m ^peou-
i Hiiiiams, .Sam,,',. «. ' ' /■^','7'
M i||iaiii»«, .Saiiiiipi u oil,.: t i t> r
|add.,l i8|"-issi ,, ,.'*"' I'L.D., [„„(,, vol. iii.,
: li^l.ed a new edit,, n of ••Vhc lii ifl- '" i""'' ''" '"'''"
"!■ 'I'o ■■ . cX. i h:"'"'"' '• '^ ''^■Vl^'W,. Diction..?;
' "-"-Fang ,u„ Vi,f!'''«'^;,;';T''"«r' •■'"•<"■■"■'« '" 'ho
ClianiHers as",e , 'in r ' ' :""""'-'i^"i"n of tho
"o;eh.ni;s;''y;;';i;;:'^;;£^«;;h ill tiios,udy,,f,,,o(i,i.
;d Ibe charaelers a t Ic h 1 ■ ''s''''r''r ''''' "'^■""i">f
-e.r;;-^.!;r«-;:-,.^j;^por.i.he..i.^
Lon., 1886, p. 8vo. ' ' ^'"' ^'S'=""»<;y of Politics,
l.al]nKrair;^y';„r^,'^tm!"X';r"T ""^ """'k^ f^"-
^V- E. Cilailstone be ' ^n' > "T '" ""^' '"«'" "»»•
eoln's Inn 1877 T| p sC ,' ■' "'" '^"■' "' I'in-
'■<-^>--ing,'i8;5::S^'i^r^-«-'-^ the Practice of
4*"'"'i.;^*,S7/'"t:"''""""^"« '" «"-^"">-
lS,".\!l'v'.;""^'"- M-'Ual of Telegraphy. IHu.t. Lon.,
"illiams, U. il "m: ■ !"'
Cl'un.h: Three Add,.,"". /'""^ "-y /"'I Uule in the
' "illiams H>i„7.V'"-' "^"S, 8vo. Posth.
2. r.o>iand..Seel (..BH i ,\f "'"/''""' Lon., 1870 8vo
! I.""., l.><7.i, 12ino 3 '':,'', •""'r""''"«^"''''""««.")
I MaiuifactuHng I'dus'tr 'c^-'Tim ''/'TT^ (""^^'i'"'
"n.l Candles, ("British \r,„r'' ,'.^' ''""'• ■*• Oils
! '"">- IS7ti, 2 no 5 TI, . ":i"'"'"S In''"^fies,"J
Map and Illus;. LonMly p^Svf"""^' "'"' '"""''^'
vi^i'".'N';r:^™:r,';f,i^;/,,M';- V*)mams made a seoo.id
ineut being furiiishi.,1 i.,. ,. .-^ ' • • ■ " "mi' i amusc-
, Peeted It woul K^'^i''/^ ,;;? ''"^v expedition, we ex-
e»nipaiiioii.s. Here wt ^f, , i *■ ' '," " J"""a.y with six
.Apart.lrom thi.s, . ,■ \ dli " ,„rjE .\'--!' ""stnlien.
^"..ti.iiiiioii.s. Here we r,,..,, i J">"iiey wiin six
: Apart from thi.s, .Mr \\ d|iJ L",', ""'-.^Ives mistaken.
I l,i,ok.'-.sy,frt,,,,;,.;',';,,\;j,''l'''""-'' bits given us an interesting
! 6. A Simple Treatise on Heat I on l.*sn ^
."^cienco n Short ('t.,..,f„. ,'""' ''""•. ''^80, p. Svo. 7.
-ni^-ori^^^^'^4£p«^S;:irt:
2;.>. .Wus,,Y878 Cardiff\8;'r,s;""''' ''"'•'' ^""■"'-.
BK;n,",',rr' '"•"^ «■««""'•' see W,.u.„,,, E.Z.-
>».llia.„.,Kev. William, of Criokh„„ell. Welsh
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Cftlrinlstlo Methodism: a Ilistoricnl Skotoh, hon., 1872,
12111(1 ; 2(1 eil., 1«S4.
WillininN, Willinm, F.K.C.V.R , F.K.S. Edin.,
|irin('i|ii>l iiiiil pr<ifi'^S(ir of vcleriniiry iiicdicino und sur-
gery Ht llie Ni'w Vi'loriiiiiry Collogu, KdinbiirKli. !■ Tlic
l'riiii'i|>le8 mid I'nu'tiee of Vi'teriimry Surgery. Illust.
Lull., I.'<72, svo; ;'itli ed., Issi. 2. The Principles and
Practice "f Veterinary Midiciiio. lliust. Liin., ISTI,
Svo; .'.Ih (■.1,, 1S8S.
H'illiainN, M'illinm, h.l). Apustolical Church
Polity, Phihi., IS7:i, lllnio.
M''illinni8, Hi|iiuiii KIIin IIiiiiic. The Irish
Parliament Iniin the Year 17S2 to IMMI; being the Cres-
i=ingham Prize Kssay, 1S7S, l,on., 1.><71I, or. Svo.
Willinnis, Kcv. Uillinin K., U.D.. 1,1>.1>.,
[(irir., nd. iii.. add. I 1. (lod's Ke.-icucs ; or, Tlie Lust
Sheep, the l,(ist ('oiii, and the l,o*t Son : Three Discourses,
N. Vori(, IS72, 121110. 2. Lectures on Baptist History,
Phila., 1><77, l2iuo. :t. Kras and Cliaia.aors of History,
N. York, I SSL', I2in.i.
WilliaiiiK, llcv. >ViMiiiiii R., Wesleyan minister,
of Bristol. The Prisoner'.* Friend : the Life of Uev. J.
Bundy. Loii., Issil, Ifimo.
WiHiniiiK, >Villimii Rogor, F.R.C.S., surgical
register to the .Middlesex HuspitaL surgeon to tlio
Western (ieneral Dispensary, Ac. 1. The Inlluonco of
Se.x in Uiseuse, Lon., 1880, svo. 2. An Introduction to
the Pathology of Cancer and Tumour Formation on the
B.isis of Evolution : vol, i., Lon., ISSfi, Svo.
M'illiailiK, Williniii W. History of A:htabuhi
County, Ohio: with liiographical Sketches of the Most
Prominent .Men. lliust. Phila., IS7S, llo.
>VillininN, »oolmcr. Incidents in the History
of the Honorable Artillery Ccunpany : being an Abrid;^ed
Version of Major Haikcs' History of the (Company : in-
cluding a Brief History of the American Branch of the
Regiment, founded in IC.iS, Ac. lliust. Host., 1S88,
Svo.
>Villinnis)>ii, Rev. Alexnniler, [untr, vol. iii.,
add.] I. Journeys in North China, Manchuria, and
Eastern Mongolia: with some Account of Corea. With
Maps and lliust. Lon., 1S7II, 2 vols. p. Svo.
"Most valuable, ils recording the personal experiences
(if an acute observer and accomplished linguist in regions
little, if at all, known, and well deserving iKjt only to bu
visited Ijutevcii to be coloni/cd by lliu most civilized races
of mankind."— .K/i., N'(. --l.'i.
2. " A>k an<l Kcceive;" Hd ed., Edin., 1S7I, Ifimo.
:i. The Patriarchs; Kuth; and Jonah : Sunday Evening
Readings for the Y'oung, Lon., 187t), ]i. Svo, 4, Mis-
sionary Heroes in the Islands of the Pacific, Edin,,
1885, p. Svo.
>Villiuiii80ll, Andrew. Sport and Photography
in the Rocky .Mountains, lliust. Edin., 1^<SII, fol.
"The paper, typography, and plates of tlic bimk leave
nothing to lie desired; . . . while the narrative is so
plain, straiuhtl'orward. and evidently irutblul that the
reader feels it is written by a genuine and intelligent
sporusman."— .Viidoii, .x.x.xi. 317.
Williamson, Uev. Artliur, M.A., graduated at
Christ Church College, C:imbridgc, IStili ; ordained 1866 ;
vicar of St, James's, Norlands, London, since 1S7;>. 1.
The Children's Manual: with a Collection of Hymn?.
By Rev, C. II. liateman. Lon., 1870, H2mo. 2. Spirit-
ual Instructions, Lon., IS79, Svo. H. The Outstretched
Hands: (Joiid Friday Addresses, Lon., 18S4, Itiuio. 1.
The Way to Contrition and Peace; or, The First Ele-
ments of Spiritual Instruction, Lon., ISSS, 12ino. 5.
Disestablishment; or, The Crisis of Church and Sta»9:
Four Sermons, Lon., 12mo.
Williamson, llcnjainin, FelloT of Trinity Col-
lege, Dublin. 1. An Elementary Treatise on the Differ-
ential Calculus, Lon., 1S72, p. Svo; 5th ed., 1SS4, 2,
An Elementary Treatise on the Integral Calculus, Lon.,
1S7.J, p. Svo; .'id ed., 18S0. With Taiii.ktos, F. A., An
Elementary Treatise on Dynamics, Lon., Issj, p. Svo.
Williamson, Charles Norris. Carlyle Birth-
dav Book, 18711, Dinio.
Williamson, Cl-iir. I. " Our Little Saint :" a Tale
of School Life, Glasgow, 1S79, 12mo. 2. Bessie Bl.ack's
Wager, (JIasgow, 1880, Uiiuo.
Williamson, Rev. Uavid R., minister of Kirk-
tnaidfti, Wigtownshire. Poems of Nature and Life,
Lon., 1SS3, fji. Svo.
Williamson, Edward H. Book of Deeds :
Forms of Deed for each State and Territory, Phila.,
1881, l2mo.
Williameon, George C. Jottings on the Regal
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Coinage and Token Currency of Guildford, Lon., 188.5,
8vo.
Williamson, .'Mrs. II. K In AVhito and Gold : a
Story, I,on., ISSS, X vols. cr. Svo.
Williamson, Uev. Isaac Dowd, [<wir, vol. iii.,
Wii.i.HMso.N, .1. D,, add.,] 1MI7- 1^71!, b. at Pomfrct, Va. ;
entered the minislry of the I'niversalist Church; held
several pastorates ; was I'luiplain of the order of Odd-
Fellows, Rudiments of Theological and Moral Science,
Ciii,, 1S7(I, 121110.
Williamson, Isabellv, of Chccfoo, North China.
Old Highways in China. lliust. ;ind .Map. Lon., Issl,
cr. Svo.
" Mrs. Wllliaiiisoii takcMis . , . Intothe liorao-Ufeof the
peoiile and iiim the private apartmcnl.* of the zenanas."—
.Si(. AVI'., li.x. li'.il.
Williamson, .'Wrs. J., of Balh. Pilgrim Lays
for the Homeward Bound, and Words of Counsel and
Comfort in Sunshine and Sli;idc, Lon., ISsil, l2iiio.
Williamson, J. II., .M.D. (Trans.) Diseases of
Women, by F. Winckel, .M.D. : with an Introduction by
Thcophilu's I'arvin. lliust. Phila., 1SS7, 12iiio.
Willifinison, Joliu. 1. Ferns of Kentucky. ll-
iust. Louisville, IS7S, 12iuo. 2. Fern Etchings ; Illus-
trating All the Species of Ferns indigenous to the
Northeastern United States and Canada ; 2d ed., Louis-
ville, 1S7U,
Williamson, John Bruce, graduated at Balliid
College, Oxford. ISS.i; called to the bar at the .Midillo
Temple ISS7. Tlio Foreign Ciuiimerce of England under
the Tudors : Stanhope Prize Essay. Lon., ISS.I, Svo.
Williamson, John V. English-Dakota Vocabu-
lary, Mazaehda. Neb., IS7I, l2nio,
Williamson, Joseph. History of the City of
Belfast in the Stale of Maine, from its First Settlement
in 17711 to 1S75. Illust. Portland, IS77, Svo.
'■ For the lirst ccuuiry of the town's existence he lias
finished its liislory, und no gleaner can conic after liiin."—
S'tUhni, xxv. "JOI.
Williamson, .M. J, 1. Invisibles: an Explana-
tion of Phenomena commonly called Spiritual, Phila.
1867, l2nio. 2. -Modern Diabolism, commonly called
Modern Spiritualism : with New Theories of Light,
Heal, Electricity, iiiid Sound, N. York, 1873, 12mo.
Williamson, U. J. T. History of the Old County
Regiment of Lancashire .Militia, Lon., ISSS, Svo.
Williamson, Stephen. Depreciation in llio
Value of Silver: a Letter addressed to S. Smith, Esip,
Lon., IS7(!, ,Syo,
Williamson, William Ciawford, LL.D.,
M.R.C.S., F.U.S., professor of botany at Owens College ;
consulting surgeon to tlie .Manchester Ear Institution.
1. On the Recent Foraminifora of (iieat Britain, ( Ray
Soe. Pub.,) Loll.. IS.i7, fol. 2. The Organization of the
Fossil Plants of the Coal-Measures, (Philosophical Trans-
actions.) Parts I.-XIV. Lon., 1S7J-8S, 4to. :i. The
Succession of Life on the Earth, Lon., 1S77, l2ino.
Willing, .Mrs. Charles. I. Genevieve of Bra-
b.ant: a Legend in Verse. lliust. Phila., 18711, s(i. Svo.
2. Persephone, ami other Poems, Phila., ISSI, s(|. l2mo.
Willing, Mrs. Jennie Fowler. 1. Through the
Dark to the Day, Cin., IsO'.l, 12mo. 2. The Only Way
Out. lliust. Dost., ISSl, 12mo.
Willington, J. W. Elernal Scenes from the Poets,
and their \iews of the After- Life, Lon., 1SS7, p. Svo.
Willins, A. Lawrence Uillmore: Peasant ami
Pastor, Edin., 1S72, I'imo.
Willis, Charles Hope. The Handbook of Naval
Ammunition, Lon., ISS;'i, p. Svo,
Willis, Edward Cooper, Q.C., M.B., M.R.C..-.
Edin., b. I8:il ; graduated in medicine at Caius College,
Cambridge, IS,jS; called to the bar at the Inner Temple
ISli.i. Tales and Legends in Ver.se, Lou., 188S, cr. Svo.
Witli WiUTKWAV, Ai (iisTiNK RoiiKiiT, The Law of Bank-
ruptcy under the Act of ISS;i, .tc, Lon,, 1S84, Svo.
Svillis, Uev. Edward Francis, M.A., graduated
at Balliol College, Oxford, ISOli; ordained ISBS; vice-
principal of Cuddesdon College IS70-S0, and since then
Oxford I'niversity missionary at Calcutta. I. The Sac-
rificial Aspect of tlie Eucharist, considered in Relation
to the One Atoning Sacrifice uiion the Cross : an Eiren-
icon, Oxf. and Lon., 1878, ?m. Svo. 2. Pope Honoriua
and the New Roman Dogma: Papal Infall bility irre-
concilable with the Condemn nation of a Pope for Heresy
by Three Ecumenical Councils, Lon., 1879, Svo. ;1. The
Worship of the Old Covenant, considered more especially
in Relation to that of the New, Oxf., 18SII, p. Svo; new
ed., I.SS7.
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f^lieeille IJoscrlDtion oC 411 .i, ^ ■ ''ersey : with
A "'If'!"'^!!^!;' "^"■"'•'•Vlf ;'- Melbourne Argus.
o..^rT:::^',L!!^:;::v^. ''"'""^ -i ^theiine, „„.,
Pater
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.^"viee by llm'n pariia exa m A^' f , 'f "",".'-' .^'-'"•'-■llent
I'art^ f I , ,. ';^'"'"'™ "1 fifteen Years in Various
1 art. of tha, Country, from ,8«6 to I88I, L^n./mi'
"u'r)^'or''',Va''.v'?e,',?^,,C''^'''",'f' "f Propoun.ling chl-
, mud, about the V^ V "f, ;,'';. , '?.% ,"V"j'''t"lly toM u,
Iheeountrv nn.l ti,..„ ' tno .Shall, the pro. uct.^ of
LiL^ll;!.-.!:.::^:::;:;^,!!;^';''-^ Modern Persian
tl.i:/Ke^i,^'';vj;i;:'^;!-,;j^;?;'i^;;vl.H, «o to make „p
iS8s,v^„^:^;^-:: '^—^ i^aiuiiy M;:te:;;'ir,
M. Agatha's, Kin.sbury,;ineo 1871 Sn ' """, "^
■Spiritualism, l.on. M77 «';, "',"• .f", ^''« ^'ureli and
torieal Drama. T.nn iVw', 'V**' ?"'^Se'noor: a His-
of Naval
- more tnan twenty-nvo years of l,il>„„r i
1 the part of Prof Willi. ,.„ 1 r . '"bour,— eleven ! ,. „„
nephew Mr. ClJk) ' ""^ ^"'""""' "" """ »f '"« i !"'''« Materia Mecliea.' rilu;t Lon 1877 .7;u -i ' "«r'
mv;'„treate,l iu a very 00 !:|.,,'V. "'"';, '.«,''».'l »ed,
I U value that hi b .1, iiv ,,'■"•''''■' ","ni«-'"w a.ldi-
iu.n ivo "' ^' '^' ^'''"' ''^'''■'"""' "<■ J«'»'. rhila., 1875,
aK?::;^'l^:!:';';7!C-„!:;-'"--TheStory„f
NeiJhbo™rh:!.!.'::,n^.4 ^^T" "' "'"'»"" '^"' "^
%MaS'o^^"^onl^^:^
Lon ,1887, .s'vo,' °"' *"""'"'"■ ^"'-•'*' '"'J Humorous,
Willock, H illiam Alexander. The Elementary
I W ills, Herbert.
I for Pupil Teachers, Ao
:no^..^s™,ti.b,n.,;;;x;i.:";^3!'p8:;
V* Ills, ICev. .Ininiici. n Ik r ' * . ...
1. A Synopsis of English History
■- f-on., 1883, p. Svo. 2. A Sy-
„„--■-, -"^y< IM"; 18,85, p. 8V0,
WilKs, .llarv II i « ' ''^l'-'*' * vols. 8vo.
IS76, 12mo * "^ Summer in Eurojie, Phila.,
WilLs, \V. II,, of Vew 7oai . 1 1, i--
Wills Willi„.« i'. •*• *°ng8 for the M'cary.
b 18^8 'in r.™ jM'f'nan. ["»<«, vol. iii add 1
TrinUy Co ege:DuJli "'s'tTdi^H '^'"""L """-'"^ «'
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an lli^toriciil Tmufily, ill Four Aol^fviTx'.j I „,„, ,. ,,„
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rurtliiT cliiilli'iincs I'dii.sjd
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riiiiuilli' |mil. Iluiiuw Aiilliors: (^udliilj.ins l.nn., IMM.I, ill
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1. The lie
is Iduili'd witli Hint lii'Mvyc'iiinniiiiiiiiitlc lurii' nl' wlilcli »"uri'i'» "1' Mnileni Cnunlriis : Iv^^-iiys lmvuril.1 iin Ksli
.Mr. Wills I
mpli'li' iiiustrry, anil which was imticfublo
111 his piiwcrl'iil. ir iiiK'i|iiiil, iinvi'Is."— .1///,, Nil. »r. .
" Till' pliMsurc wlilcli a iviidcr will lliiil in it is akin In
that which alli'iirls ||,,. ivaillnn ii( (inc (if TiiiKfiiii'irs
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Ilk (if ihc kind In which vi
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is.sil, I2ii
mil IIiikIk's, M.')., [(iii^p, vol.
N(i Miin's Heath, I,(
Uillxhirc, Willi
iii., add.] I. An Inlnidiiciiun to the .'^tudy and Cidlec-
tion id' Ancient Prints, l,(in., I,s7;t, 2 V(il.s. Svo; 2d ed.,
1877. 2. A l)es('ri|itiveC'atali)Kiie of I'layinj} and other
Cards in the liritish .Museum: a(Toiii|ianied by a Con-
cise History of tlie Suhjecl, .le., Lon., 1876, Svo. Ii. A
Desuriiitive Catalogue of Karly Prints in the British
Museum ; (ierniaii and I'loiuish .Sehouls. Illust. hon.,
1881-8:1, 2 vols. r. 8vo.
WilNoii, A. Kivers. Chemical Notes for Phar-
uifteeuticiil Students, l.oii., \s' , p. .Svo.
yVillson, IIiiKli llowlby. 1. Tho .Science of
Shi|i-Hiiil.liii); considered in its Kelatiuns to the Liiiv.t of
Nature. Illust. Lon., 18(i:i. 2. The .Moiiev (iucslion
considered .sScieiitilieally and Praclica' : with a Letter
from .M. Chevalier, and Observations on Ainerioan B'i-
nance, Lon., 1S71, Svo. :i. Industrial Crises: their
Causes and Keiiiody, Wash., 1 8711, 8vo. 1. Currency;
or, The Kandamental Principles of Monetary Science.
N. York, 1882, 12mii.
WillHOil, T. Edgar. It is the Law ; a Novel, N.
York, 1 887, 12iiio.
Willsoii, Tliiiinns B
The Handy liuide to Nor-
way : with Maps, and an Apiiendi.v on tho Flora and
Lepidoptera of Norway, by K. C. K. Jordan, Lon., I88(i,
12m(i.
Willyains, Miss Jnne Louitin, i mie, vol, iii.,
add.] The Tower of the Hawk: ii History of the
House of Ilabsburg. By the Author id' " Cbilion."
Lon., 1871, p. Svo.
Hiliiuill, t;. .Sketches of Living Celebrities, Lon.,
1882, p. Svo.
Wiliiier, II. (Trans.) Modern Dry-Plates; or.
Emulsion Photography, by .T. M. Eder. Edited by 11.
B. Prileliard. Lon., 1S8I, 8v,,.
Wilmer, .Mrs. .MnrKuret E., [hhIf, vol. iii., add.]
1. Kva's Kn(;iij;eiiient King, N. York, 1872, 12iiio. 2.
The Little (iirl in Black, N. York, 1872, 12mo. :t. Tho
Dumb Traitor, N. York, 187:i, 12iuo. 1. Tho Olass
Cable, IS7:i, 12ino. 5. Tho .Silver Castle, N. York, 1876,
12mo. 6. The Prince of Diwd Fellows, .V. York, 1881,
16mo. 7. Haunted Islands. .V. York, 1881, Kimo.
Wilnicr, Itt. Ilcv. Iticliard Hooker, D.D.,
LL.p., b. |8|(i, ut Ale.vandria, Va. ; graduated at Yale
18H(i, and at the Theological .Seminary at Alexandria
\S:VJ; ordained 18III; Bishop of Alabama since 18fi4.
Tho Recent Past from a .'southern Stand-Point: Kein-
iniscenccs of a (Jrandfather, N. York, ISS7, Svo; 2 J ed.
same year.
Wilniot, A., [«»(f, vol. iii., add.] 1. Ilistoiy of
the Zulu War, Lon., issii, p. Svo. 2. The .Story of tho
Scottish Keformalion, Lon., 1881, or. Svo. .3. Hiitory
of the Society of Jcsns, Lon., 1886, er. Svo. 4. (Ed.)
Poetry of South Africa, Lon., 1888, cr. Svo.
Wilmot, .Mrs. Kraiiees Augusta Eardletr.,
daughter of (i. J. Pennington; married, 1S51, to Major
F. M. Eardley-Wilmot, (d. 1S77,) son of the first Bar- i , ,. . ,
onet. .Memorials of Frederick .Marow Eardley-Wilmot i i ''"■■*' " "»"v« bearers, and, unaccompanied by any
By his Widow. Lon., ISSO Svo i-uropean, made his way from Simla to Chinese Thibet,
pass."— .Sif. l;,i\, .\lv. ;II0, ;!72,
2. Hanking Kclorin : an Essay on Prominent Banking
Dangers and the Keinedies they demiind, Lon., 18711, Svo.
.1. Ueciprocily, Bi-Metallism, I'lnd Land Tenure Ueforiii,
Lon., 1 88(1, Svo. 1. The National liudget : tho National
Debt, Taxes and Kates, ("Englisli Citizen" Scr.,) Lon.,
1882, |). Svo.
Wilson, Alc..aiidcr Si<>|iheii, [diitc, vol, ill.,
add.] I. A Creed of T i-Morrow, [verse,] Lon., 1S72,
12mo. 2. The Botany of 'Ihrce Historical Keoords :
Pharaoh's Drei The Sower, ami I'he King's .Measure.
Illust. Ellin., 1878, p. Svo. S. A Bushel of Corn,
Edin., ISsl.
"The ailniirable volume before lis. . . . on which patient
labour and varied leaiiiiiig and research have Ijoeii be-
stowed without slim."— .Icdii., XXV. 170.
•I. Songs and Poems, Lon., ISSI, p. Svo. b. The Sur-
vival of the Fittest iind the Salvation of the Few: a
Criticism of Natural Law in the Spiritual World, Pais-
ley and Lon., 1SS7. 0. The Lyric of a Hopeless Love,
Lon., ISss, s(i. Svo.
Wilson, Air. See Wii.sn"), .Ioiin .\i,Kni!D, iii/'ni.
Wilson, Andrew, Ph.D., F.K.S. IMin., lecturer
on zoology, Edinburgli. 1. The Llemcnts of Zoology,
Ellin., 1872, l2ino. 2. Student's (iuide to Zoology: 'a
Manual of the Principles of Zoological Science. Lon.,
187-1, 12mo. 3. The Colorado Potato-Beetle Illustrated
and Described, Lon., 1877, p. Svo. J. Sketches of Ani-
mal Life and Habits, Edin., l877,cr.8vo; now ed., 1881.
b. Stanilard Animal Physiology, Edin., 1878, 12mo. (!.
Leisure-Time Studies, chiefly Biological : a Series of
Essays and Lectures, Lon., 1878.
" Iir. Wilson's pages teem with matter stinuilatiiu; to a
Healthy love of science and a reverence for the triilhs of
nature."— .svir, Itt,;, xlviil. uo.
7. Leaves from a Naturalist's Note-Book, Lon., ISSl,
12mo. 8. Introduction to the Study of Flowers; being
Practical E.xercises in Elementary Botany, Edin., ISSI,
12iuo. 9. Wild Animals and Birds: their Haunts and
Habits; new ed., Lon., 1882, p. .|to. ID. Chapters on
Evolution: a Popular History of the Darwinian and
Allied Theories of Development. Illust. Lon., 18S2,
p. Svo. 11. ,\ .Manual of Health Science, ,tc., Lon., 1885,
12ino. 12. Studies in Life and Sense. Illust. Lon.,
18S7, cr. 8vo. l;i. Health for the People, 1887, cr. Svo.
With others. Common Accidents, and how to Treat them.
Illust. Lon., ISsii, p. Svo.
Wilson, Andrew, [<(m(c, vol. iii., Wii..so.v, A., third
of the mime, add.,] IS.'il-lSSl, eon of Rev. .loliii Wilson,
D.D., of Bombay, ii,/,-n ; was educated at Edinburgh
University, and ut Tiibingen, (Jermany ; began his lit-
erary career as a writer for the Bombay Times, and soon
afterwards became connected witli Blackwood's Maga-
zine, to which he contributed during the rciuainder of
his life. About 186(1 he became editor of the China
Mail, and accompanied the Pckin expedition to Tientsin.
For a number of years before his death his health, owing
to an all'eetion of the heart, was very feeble. His journey
into the upper valleys of the Himalayas in 1874 was
underlaken at a time when he was unable to walk or to
mount a horse, lie had himself carried in a ilnmlt by
Wilinot, Sir John Eardley Eardley, Bart.,
[(inio, vol. iii., add..] .M.P. for South Warwickshire
1874-85. (Ed.) A Meuoir of the Rev. J. Parry, Non-
conformist Minister, Lon., 1872, Svo.
Wilinot, Capt. Sydney .Marow Eardley,
K.N., b. 1847 ; son of tho preceding. (Ed.) Our Journal
in tho Pacific. By the OlficerB of II. M.S. "Zealous."
Jlap and Illust. Lon., IS?:!, «vn,
Wilson, .Mrs. Sidney Martyn; or, Time will Tell,
Glasgow, 1878, p. Svo.
Wilson, A. G. Gray-. May: "a Succourer of
Many." Illust. Lon., 1888, p. Svo.
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and thence along the whole line of the Western Hima-
laya-s, sometimes travelling at an altitude of I8,()U() feet
above the sea. Tho Abode of Snow: Observations on
a Journey from Chinese Tibet to the Indian Caucasus,
through the Upper Valleys of tho Himalaya, Edin. and
Lon., 1875, Svo; 2d ed., 187B.
,..V,-^f'^''; " liistiiigiiishcd literary career in China, Mr.
Wil.soii hiLs latterly made Western India his home. . . .
There i.". an airy frr:slini'a» st«.r,t ''.!i-. Wlls.iu's slylc, which
seems to hint to the reader that passage after passage was
really eompiwed and written down whilst the explorer
was at his favourite lieight-12,0<J0 feet-above the level of
the sea, with the immeasiirahle expanse of snowy peaks
before him, and beneath his feet the shimmering glaciers
W'lL
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Antonio. Te.v:,anii'art ::',,:' rh^/'-'ilf at .S.n'
"he wan ,«arrl,.,l in ,,s„,s , I, ;,-';'': '"' '^'''- «'''""
» f"lo of III,, Alamo, .V. Yo ^ h-I^''^' '• '-"-■' ^
2- «culali,N. Vork, I.Kiii lo„,, ',.,,', •; '-'""• Anon,
numerous oditionn.) .( .U,,', h,/ , "", ''"'' «"no tlirmiKli
'"'""• <• St. Klmi. .\'.'vok'si'->9 "''"''' ^'"- "^''■''
',"■.•' Until Death us . ,. .a,', ' v'v^'T'' ''■ ^"'"'"i ^
«• rnfelice: a Novel. N V, u' „^;,\":'^- '''*«-. l-'ino. j
MiT,..v „r Tiberiii,: a Nov, IV ' \ ^J '"""• '• '^t the
'IlM'-Sehool ■lV,ii-l„,|„, "" KH-'-'li' " """" '■'"••'*""-
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a^Hoinanocof the Franoo.PruV.ia^^-Wa-Vrn",'^;!';;
Toxl^IrK,Si:;n;:;^:^-,.„^"^i-inr,„ko: tirl'k
oneea, \. VorkT l.srs l'";,,, '""' ^""'-^""-'s. "nJ Heler-
It"^.l"^:"ie!;;;^f'ljt;!f-^^;,- -'-t librarian of the
bei-i« the .^i.vth Book of -ho iTl .Ji' , " " r"!'-'' """""- ^
latei for the Kii-t Ti„i.. • ""'I'ln-tiui of Jilmi : T,.;,,,,.
Knglish ) o^".i/v^::"V^':i'f' "1 'V|.,ian into
Hvo. ^'^•^' *'"i''' ^"'es, Un., issa, i,r.
WilNoii, Charles Heath. .1 isio. k • „,
burKh; son „f Amirew Wil.oV ;.'^'*-= *>• m Eilin-
liiiKlscape-paintor • tiilW. ; ''',';"n«iii''li>;a Seotcli
1826 roLleiuYth tior„;"i.f, "'-;«''• ""J i"
returned to Eilinhurgh, where ho nli^' ''."' ""'"•"•aids
toet. Ahuut lS4ti he was n,n''„,P """■■""' "" "n aiohl-
Art Sehool i„ (31a, l"ow an ' "' i'"";'"'' "'' "'o ^'>''<
■■•^flJ.when here ix.d ai diHn'rr,' """ ''"■^'''»" 'i"
life resid,.,| i„ Italy ohievi^M ''° '"'""'''^« -"' liis
the centre of „ I ,.;,^ lit,', :!.J ^'''^'n.''"- "hero ho was
am. W„rk« of Midrela g ''j^Jli'^^rr,:;;":' °„ ^''r't- ''"
<^>^;^^ 'V'^li!?^;!.,!^ K-^;;;^"-^ a ,n,e history, Ills,
aiialy.ses ,„' i,,e eriti, .^ i 'i' ',V ' '^.^ 'V' ,P\V('h.„i;,ii,.,u
tha solidarity whieliiv V,^ „, 'J? , «'\« ,V his siil.jeot
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(iiul s<'"l>o.ifasiitHt'iom r i .. ri?/"''''V^'''^ MrenRtli
« ,t<, be applauded (' rs.mj' "''//' TO'''!'' iiut . . ^■t
Hslesone or two spoein ,^, .Tr"^' "^""'": « oslab- i
I'l-al Kives English read. rs„,,,,,w ■.?'""•'■ "'"" '" Ken- <
nmterials aint their ^ami^l^^l'i*'^,;;;- '!'j;-/^e^ j
l/n"eJ'";;.',„f''«„t:,,,f-,;''''''^Mining Laws „f the'
Zanzibar to tl
ii('ri..,s that lake, a,, u,,|| asi'^:,",;',';,, ","'i' ""."^'i' Juuriieys
'any iiii.nths. |,is lell, „ 'v ..t'k ''' '' ''^'T' '"' ''^■■'''''■'1 '"f
'h.' re«l.,„s to the iioi'Vli ''- i/a Tv,','..'h:',',''''''' '" ''™1 "Uli
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;f ;J.S'^,!T!:::';/^[::i.e- ,';-^«lve,, u, the work bemre
"lid il.-ervi's i„ b ,\, i, ?,, "■"""■*■ "^ sliiiiiliii„ a • iiles
""..ii'ti rest II, Ills pnd'.'',: ;; '••''^5'7'-'y' «,V-'!,lrf »hi, t'ak'e^
, t'''-'"^H m;!;::r;;^!^i^';?^^''- '^■'-i ica.
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i.itx'e,sufj,,,,i,i.iiy;._!;;;';,;j,,;'.^^^
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»ho';'Sci;!i^^i,;;:;'l„"";i ,'" coio„ei wii,„„ a cnti.
S^hii!^iSi5:S«"?r'">--
liiive treated It Willi ,,t^^i„',''H •'"■->'>■ to his siibjuet a id
Vir^l '"«-''''V-M'h.:^e'b;:,i;!;^;;i:;^!;s?i^4a£'
K."M":"l,.a"'- ,,!*!> ?!J^!- ""'iam, K.C.B.!
"•'-Iwieh; enter! he iiova'F- ' "•"' '^ '^''"™"«J »
B..K0,1 in e.veavatio,'t tK,|e;';f'"'ir'' '■'^ = """ «"■
nnil was eonsu|.,a.neral in V , i ,''-''l''"''''''"n Fund,
V" KKy|"h.n c,.^;" ™1 ",.''."" "h 'l^ ,f »-«^^ -rved in
'lepannicnt with the force r.nt, ""'.'ntelligenee
'•^'^■^ands„„eeede,^(A„oal^",„. T "'" K'-ai-'oun, i„
."Ivance column .• i ee^ in", r'^'I'i '■"'""'"na of tho
v.o> of England since T,.sfi^F,''f ■'". "''' "°« ■^''^-
tine. .^iiiai. ,„„i V ^ MaiiVnn i' II "^'".•<?q"e I'ales-
'"^l. I vols. ,, .1,,,. y 'k^o,;, yii";' ,'.'"«'• Lon., KS.SO-
f the De.Kort .March fro . r .•'" '^-Lai-tuni .• a .Journal
^-ontoftho .Xi.rh't r..,.'^?"','",«".^'". and of tU
A.«oont of the .Vile i, ( ."enU?. ' ,'" .""'^''•' ""'' »f "'e
.^e^'.I;:tlf'?;f;!;fi;^,;y;J■;v.,iH. the tale is told does not
n.M^m,,itaryron,a^ce:;;^y/;^-i;:J,[!^^-'i;^amu£
the1*e'iin'u,',;',"f "if'"' ^''"i'''^^'"'- «''1"'">™ Survey of
tion of ."^ir jr Jam J ^'""f "n, Bart., under the Birec
With WAim'iv.^a:; : c r ;"A'".?'i!' t-''- ' '■■"■
-^nlfiii: a Narrative of k.,'' f-*" ""''"very of .Jeru-
tho City and tl iVoi; L^,:, ' "::= 7" ""," ^'''"^'^^y in
Arthur Penrhyn Stanley D Dr^^ "" ^"'■'.'"'"'^^thm by
Cited by Walter Alir is^„'„^M P iZ" r ""*'■"'"«'".
' "lestine E.xploration Fum Ion is-?"""?' *" "'^
also an account of exn|oruti«n» i„ ,i, ''o '•'• ' rn>^^'uJc3
by P. W. Holland ^''P"'™"""" "> ""e Peninsula of .■^inai
P«r4 f;;n.i"'';,;;i'i??illl?'S';?,;*;i|;'e.. an,, desuUory in
men's eiiersy and skill f.?.,, I ""'. ""H-'uts of ,„ir countrv.
""^^;:-*<n'"vi' , xxxi" ,%'*^'"'h'rly and seiontilic explora-
Poci,is',T"'.,V8s"'|,":Svo"''"''' '" ""' *^"''«"' ""J o'ber
HUson, U.,and Uoss r pi- .•
Hi- fi't^of t n^anr: ,•d^'•^•' ^;«-"'«- ["'"»- vC
College, Toronto, since | si"'- k'^'^K^f."'' University
Queen's Choir : i Keverv it H tv^M"^ P^^^' '• The
"every m Roalin Woods, Edin.. I.Si'i
1531 ■'
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WIL
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Spring Willi KI(iwcM«, \\y Wii. >V1
_ ■iirn, l',-.|., of till' (hiior Toiii|ilr, ||>h('ii<I.] i .ronln,
I"!"; ncnv I'll., with (h.. iiullinrV imnif, l,„n., IS76.
liilihiin, Ihc .MIn^-iiiK l,lnk, l.,.ii„ |H7;i, .sv.j.
fl,'.'.'l"'',!'',"'''''f^^'"T'V, ■ ■ ■ •i"vlintMu.llr.lHilli«nm..c.|iri.
' I'rl ... of .■v,,lii||„i, „,. i„„k1,i (,y Mr, |,ur»lii an. I his
ll-i I lirs, liiiiN H.- liiiuiy hnve rniin.l Inlorr hliii. a niip In
hrj-lmin which ui,«ht .■,.iill,„,„u»ly n,,..,.. Ih,. hl.h-
.-I «lll Ih,. !„ v.M ..ri,aM,..,,ll,.i,, III his inliMl Ihi' vrrv
Hnist sa»aKi. (. ,siliml,.l.v r,.| ,, |,, |„. li„„k,.,| ,,n t,, i|,;.
Mi ■! 1 I nill.inalily, Iml lnf,.rl..r I.. Ihc iih.si ||i.a,st?] an-
lii'ipolil npi- 111 ihdsi. iiHiunil prnvishiiis i,,r .■i.viTlnif, cic-
ciicc aiMl siilislsii'iif,. which arc Ihc siihsliimcx for Ihc
h"',','.' H 'V";"'*-''", "'"' " ■■'"''' l<ii"wlc.li,-c on w h
lie iiakc.I, ilclciicclcss NivaKc relics. This hdnj. i „.,.
.car UK 1,1 111,, realm ,.i rcallly. .Mr. Wil.soii iliscovcrs In
r ill,, , '.'"m"' ,?"'|"'<''l"'"rc. wli,,, 111 coiiipniiy wllh the
'''''"." ."I,^"-- lt';l"Tl llrow „, l.s carclillly-. hlercl
%r XX rl-," ^''■"'l'''>-''''"ii.'""l i» Thi.ol,iKlaii,"-.Si/.
.''. liciiiiiii.-i.oiice.. of 01(1 EilliihurKh. Ilht.sl. EMin ,
I.S7.>I, 'i vol.-. |1. .Hvo. I
.. ",''T7P ?"■ '''rl"''"! ""'"•Ii" in Mr. \Vils,,irs two volmncH, I
IS 1! m-hi have hccii cxpcctcl In a w,,rk , ipilcl after'
iMi.h nss|,l,i,,ii.s research. re|far,llii>r a city which forclKli- ,
•Is who have seen all Knr Innv hesilalc! hi iiro-
','„ ,T ,'",'•'■ "' . '"■ """■' ^l'l'<l"K >'"pilMls of til,, w, rl,l.
Hni the ln|,,rniatl,in is lerrlhly ,llsJoliitc,l."-.Si/. Kcv., xlv.
. no"?".', !*'"■''>' """■''' ^'•'^- *>• '**••' «r«.luatod
lit llallhil tullcKc. O.xl.inl, l^Ti: cnllcil lo tlio liar at tbo
Inner Temple IH77. Tiie Law ami I'ractl,... „f the liilla
of .Niles Ads I.x.^l, 18firt,anil I87S ; e„nipri.Mng the Acts,
1 leccdent.s, ami Fiirm.s, together with Notes on the Uw
ol Fixtures an, I Hankruptcy, I,on., 1S7,>I, p. ,Svo.
W il-Hon, E., (icicnoe teii,.hcr at the South Kensing-
ton .Mii,.<euni. 1. Introiliictory Lecture on (icology 1872,
L,.n., l'<7:', Kiino, :'. The Kxamination Questions given
by thcNnenee and Art Department at .Soutli KensingKm
or the Last Five Vears In Geology : witli Answers, Lon.,
IS72, 12nio.
M ilson, E. Hcininiscenees of a Frontier OflSoer In
.•south Africa, Lon., 1^84, er. 8vo.
Wilson, E. II. Develo|imeut of Ronilla, (Philo-
sophir'ttl Traiisaction.s,) Lon,, IS.S|, 4to.
WilHun, E. T. riisinfoctant.s, and how to use
them; LM ed., Lon., 1S72, 32mo; new ed., 1S.S|.
Wilson, Ilpv. Edward, [„iii,; vol. iii., first of the
name, add.,] 18111-1871; graduatcl at Merlon College,
<)\for,l, 1.S22; rector of Topcroft from 1824. I. The
Phas of the I'hiiivli : Five Kssays, addressed to the
Kitfht Hon. W. !•;. Gladstone, Lon., 1809, 8vo, 2
Prayer for the Dead, and the " Mater Dei :" a Letter
to the Arehhishop of Canterbury, Lon., 1870, .S. The
Chun.hinan's Manual of Apostolic Doctrine, Lon,, 1871
12nio. 4. Woundeil in the House of ins Friends: a
Diatribe, Lon., 1872, 8vo. ,'). Kxpostulalory Letter to
the \en. R. IJIakcloek, Arch.leacon of Norfolk, upon
the Charge deliveicl in the Recent Visitation : with an
Appendix, Lon., 187.!, 8vo, fi. The Martyr of Carthage;
a ialc, I, on., 1S75, 12mo.
WilxMi, Rev. Edward, [niitc, vol. iii„ second of
the naiiif, add.] Parochial .Sermons, Lon., 1874, 12mo,
WiNon, Rev. Edward F., ordained 18(i7: prin-
cipal of Shingwiink Indu.stiial ILime, Ontario, since 1875
.Missionary Work among the Ojibway Indians. Illust.
Lon., 1886, p. 8vo.
Wilson, Edward Livingstone, [untr, vol. iii,,
add. J 1. Lantern Journeys, Philn., I2ino, 2. Photo-
graphics : a .Series of Lessons, accompanied by Notes on
All the Processes which are Needful in the Art of Pho-
tography, Phila., 188,% 12mo. ,i, A Quarter Century in
1 holography ; a Collection of Hints on Practical Photog.
raphy. Jllust. N. York, 18^7, 8vo. And see Lka.
.M.lTllKW TahKV, »ll/,/-.l.
W ilson, Elizabeth. Lights and ,Shadows of An-
cient huropenn Mythology, Language, and History; or,
Odin s Runa of Yggdrasil, Lon., 1881, or. 8vo.
Wilson, Ernsmiis. Quiet Ohsorvations on the
Ways of the World. Illust. N. York. 1887, 12ma
Wilson, Franct'sca Henrietta. 1. Learning
m.idc Pleasant: a First liook for Children. l.„n I«rn
12uio. 2. Truth better than Fiction; or, Interesting
laics and Anecdotes for the Y'oung, Lon., 1871, I2ino
;i. Roinbles in Northern India; with Incidents and Dc-
1532
•on, Franc-in. I, WMiore shall I Worship when
lam.Sivcl? ill Verse. Ily F, W. Lon., I.s7ii; |i;,„„,
^ - .>*ea.M,le ,Mu-ings: New Brighton .SanfU: in Verse:
I containing .Many Important Truths of Sorlpturo, Ac.
Lon,, 18711, niiiio. ' '
WiliioM, Hev. Frcderirk AnKUHtiix linslord*
dp-, M..\., grailimti'il at Ihrlhinl ('..llcge, (Lxfonl
HII8; ordained IsilM; tutor of unallii, hc,l stu,lents In
the University of OxfonI since |m(HI. l. (Trans ) Aris-
totle'ii Kthics. Hooks l.-IV. ami X.; with Notes, Oif..
1884, 8vo. 2. Analysis of Adam Smith's " Wealth of
Nations," I|,,oks I. an, I II., l)\f., |ss.-,, 8vo.
n ilson, Frederick F. Law Rulings an, I De-
cision- „( iho Ailjiitant-IJineral's (im,.e goveriiliig Do-
scrlion. Puh. by C.S. Gov't. Wash., 1882, Nvo
Wilson, Frederick J., editor of The Cmiprehon-
sh.nist. 1. The Philosophy of Cla.ssificntlon i lieing a
llaso lor Thought, a Measurement for .M.iralily, an, I a
I hey to Truth, Lon., is(li), svo. 2. My Rights! Your
Rights ! Our Ri^his ! ! ! .My Right to my Tenancy as
m.V freehold. Ily a Coniprelieiisionist. Lon., l.'<7tl, Svo
Wilson, Frederick J. F. 1. Stereotyping an,l
hleclrotyping: a Guide lor (he I'rodiiclion of Plates by
•ho Papicr-MachC. and Plaster Proi-esses, Lon., I8SII, p
8vo. 2, Tyiiographic PrintingMacliinos and Machine
Irinliiig, Illusi, Lo-.., I88II, p. 8vo; .'(d ed., ls,86.
With GiiKV, , Printing Machinery and Letter-Press
Printing. Illust. Lon., 1S88, r. Svo.
W'ilson, Frederiek Richard. 1. An Ai.bitec-
tural ,Survey of the Cliiirches in the Archiliiiconry of
Lindisfarne, Newcastlcupon-Tyne, 1870, 4to. 2. A
Practical Guide for Inspectors of Nuisances, Lon., 1881,
|). Kvo,
Wilson, Frederick Sydney. Australian Songs
and Poems, iSyilney, 1n70.
Wilion- G. H. The Musical Year-Rook of the
Unite/I States : a Record of the .Music performed In the
(ountry : with the Roston Season in Detail, Uost., 1887,
lonio. '
Wilson, Gavin. Calculator for the Metal Trades.
Manchester, 1881!, sm. 8vo.
Wilson, George, M.A., M,D., F.R.S. E,lin., modi-
cal officer of I -.alth for the .Mid-Warwickshire Di.«triot.
1 I. A Iland-Uook of Hygiene, Lon., lS7:t, p. 8vo; fith
0,1., 1888. 2. Sanitary Defects in Villages and Country
Districts, and how to reoiedy (hem, Lon., 1870, er. 8vo
.1. Health and Kxercisc, Lon., I87H, p. Svo. 4. Healthy
Lite and Healthy Dwellings : a Guide to Personal and
Domestic Hygiene, Lon., 1880, 12ino.
Wilson, George. A .Sketch of the Life of George
W Ilson, (he lihickheath Pedestrian. Written by Himself.
Lon., 1875, 8vo.
Wilson, George. The Old Days of Price's Patent
Candle Company, Lon , 187fi, p. Svo,
Wilson, Rev. (ieorge. The Kingdom of God
developed accordin;: to the Inspired Records and Pre-
dictions, Bloomlngton, III., 1887, 8v,i.
Wilson, (;eorge F. The Royal Horticultural So-
ciety : a.s It IS an I as it might be, Lon., 1874, i Svo
Wilson, George II. Ena; or, The Ancient Maori,
Lon., 1874, p. 8v,,.
Wilson, JMrs. H. Court Nclherlcigh: a Novel.
Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
Wilson, H. IWary, I. Dew:
Children, Lon., 1888, l8mo, 2. Mi-
Single-Hearted Service, Lon., 188^
lieiltime: Five Short .Stories for I
12ino.
Wilson, Henry, l„nte, vol. iii., fifth of the name,
add..J IS12-1875; vice-president of the United .States
Irom 187.!. lor biog., see Man.v, Jos than B., ami
p m""''; i' *'■'■*''' ""/"■"• H'8t»fy el tlio Ri.se ami
tnW of the blavo Power in America, Best.-, 1872-77. 3
vols. 8v,).
" Wilson, Henry," (Psoad.) See Cor.B,v..i, Jere-
miah J.
Wilson, Henry R. The Russian Refugee: a Tale
of the Blue Ridge, \. York, 1887, I2mo,
W ilson, Henry Schiitz, [„,ilf, vol. iii,, Wii,aov, H,
Shi izK, add.,] editor of the Journal of the Society of
leh!graph Engineer.s. 1. Studies and Romances, Lon.,
!...-.., :■., .8vi>. 2. A'...;::-.- Ascents and Adventures i or,
Rock ami Snow Sketches. Illust. Lon,, 1878, or. Svo ;
2a ed, same year.
" His book is a elmrmiim: record of feat.s which leave on
;i Simple Story for
- El.sie : a Story of
p. Svo. :i. Nearly
ale Ones, Lon., 1888,
. IlllKl. I.otl.,
I Wi,r.lil|, wlu.n
Ml., I;*;!!, iiiiiic).
iriil« I In Vcr»e:
Sorlpluro, ,to.,
lux liniirord*
iimI rtiiihml.^ in
I Trillin.) ArU-
III Noli'H, Oxf.,
'» " Wciillh or
111,
IIhkk iiml De-
KiiviTiiiiiK Ue-
1H2, Xvii.
Ii« ('iiiii|irelicn-
itiiin : lii'iiiK 11
Iiiriillly, iinil a
Ilinlil"! Vour
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'"l''.""Bl.tcr. Lon., lirs So "'""• ''"•"l'"«J by
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"•••sorts, Vliilii., Is'so I6,n; ^'- """'"' ""'' "«»'th-
Thoinas (wVle! ,";.. Vr^'^Sr' "' *'"''"" '^'""'''•■
"n;VK!h"^l.:':!'!^„^J-«|;'» - Science, Theology.
' '''/l'''.:":!:;\,'- ^■';';"« Cons,_,.uction. Man-
notion, Manoliesu.r:'i88,s:obl'f:,""' """^'"« ^''■>-
other Poems, N. York IS"" !•> o" '^'"'"•''•x. "nd
N. York, ISW, |B„;r' " '-'""• 2. Song Captives,
»on*l'a t""'!,,^"'';! ^''■'■'"J- Adventure, of v|f wi,
bellioit T;,;edrO.'''';S'-',s';V'" ''"' ^"^' "f ""> K"
'74 ; pl-MosophicaMe'ct :f I'^rs^W^ii'i'id^f^r' r""T
College since lss«. Ari.totnii,.„ at' , I'lncoln
^-.biiookor.heNii.^::!i;-„^-l-,^^^^
, Courts of ,S-.,tlan,r witb „, A '^"?.''' '" ""' Sheriff
Acts of Sederunt, eZ IH^Xn'^" f f "^"""^ ""'<•
: The Law of Process Zi'erVh' c-i ' i** '"' ■ '«"• 2.
, Act, 1M76.. Wit,"; Zes 0' Pr^^^J^E^'f ««.''■ '« S-^^'and
•i'ction, Kiiin., Jmi), 8vo '"I""'"' Extension. of Juris-
Wilson, Rev. Jolm r- , r.-
Death of IttV. T j, s,, .kt„^'. n'- ^"'^°' Cl'araet.r, and
I6mo. 2. The Bor'tVi.l ri> Discourses, Phila,, J.sfig
,'-^it:r3^?^''«"": '•'■■'•"•■
jVork, !,•<.< iiimo. ~'^^»*"r. Lyrics of Life, N.
.«.^/pu:^:!"^t^r1?J?;j;:|^ ^Cromiead, Scot,
leensed as a preach,,- in the I n,,?! p "'^,«''"«°w 1»52 ;
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journalist 1 The Buttles of tho Civil War, N. York,
TA ' u- V- v"''," ^^y<'"B'''. I'"'>-iot an,l Reformer
a liiugraphy, N. York, I8S4, IL'iiio
H ilsoii, Hev. John Mnriiis, [„„^, vol. iii.. add.]
1. Tie Imperial Gazetteer of .Seotland, Kdin., I8li2-8t,
iv< .m"' ",o J,''" I°I"^"»I <iiuetteer of Kngland and
Walej, Kdin., 1H72, 2 vol.s. Svo.
Wilson, Rev. John Mntthins, 11.1)., 1814-1881,
graduated at Corpus Chri.sti College, O.vford, 18:)(i; Fel-
lai'ft T, • "■''>'«''" Pi-''fex80r of moral pliilosopliy
1846-74; rcetor of Bylield, Nortlianiptonsliire, lSfiS-72:
president of Corpus Christi College from 1872. With
l-owLEB, Ubv. TiioM.As, The Principles of Morals; In-
troductory Chapter.-, O.Kf., 1S88, Svo. (This contain.- I
only the three opening chapters of tlie work, which were
put in type in 1870. For Part II., see KowLKU, Rkv.
IlIOMA.S, nll/.ril.) I
Wilson, Joseph, M.D.,d. 1887; entered the U.S.
navy as assistant surgeon 1843 ; served in the civil war;
fleet^surgwm in the South Atlantic iaiiy-72; president
ot the board of examiners 1876-77. 1. Naval llv-
giene: Human Health, and the Means of Preventing
IJiseaso, Wash., 1870, 8vo ; 2d ed., Phila., 187y. 2.
drainage for Health ; or, Kasy Lessons in Sanitary Sci-
ence. Illust. Phila., 1880, 8vo.
Wilson, Joseph T., late of the 2d Regiment
I-ouisiana .Native Guard Volunteers; aide-de-caliip to
the comnianderin-ehicf of the Grand Army of the Re-
pub ic. Tlio lilack l'halan.x: a History of the Negro
,°'""! "^'"' ' "'"^'' ^''H^ in tlio Wars of 177o-18l2,
18bI-fiD. Illust. Hartford, Conn., 1888, Svo.
Wilson, I.. Ocean Kchoes from tho Lincolnshire
toast for Old an.l \oung, Lon., 1888, I8mo.
Wilson, M. The Ayrshire Hermit, Tammio Rae-
burn, ,tc., Lon., 187.0, 12mo
1 8^0 '!"""' *'*• ^' '^'''' ^ " ^ .llry-Book, Lon.,
1880, 12mo.
Wilson, .■»!. F. The Criminal Code of Ohio: with
iorms of Decisions, ,lc., Cin., 1878, 8vo
.,v"r',''. •]'•?';'"" ^'n'vert. Kenfce : a Romance,
ii. York, |8S8, 12iuo. '
Wilson, Mary. Stories of tho Tower, Lon., IS8I '
p. 8vo. ' 'I
,jy''f""' **''*'CI- Morris, [aule, vol. iii., add.,] b. '
18.16 at L.igansport, Ind.; graduated at Hamilton Col-
lego 1838; served in the civil war; assistant I' S attor-
ney for Indiana 1 860-7 1 . Reports of Cases Argued and
Determined in the Superior Court at Indianapolis, 1875,
ovo.
Wilson, Olivia I.ovell. Parlor Varieties ; Plays.
Pantomimes, and Charades, Host., 1887, Ifiiiio
Wilson, Owen S. The Larvieof tho Bri'tish Leiii-
(loptera and their Food-Plants. Illust. Lon., 1880 r
ovo. ' ' *
Wilson, llcv. Richard, D.D., [,n,ir, vol. iii.,
add.,J curate of St. Saviour's, Upper Cheh-ea, l^ondonj
„'".',' ".':''• '• "Kotten Row," and its Contrast "Via
I'utrida, Lon 1870, Svo. Anon. 2. The Prai.ses of T.
Uulyle, the Historian, Ac, (I'raises of T. Wright a
Learned Historian. Let the Praises of other Chelsea
Worthies be added, Ac.,) [Latin verse.l By D D
Cantab. Lon., lS7.i, 16mo. J ■ ■>
Wilson, Uobcrt, C.E., F.R.S. Edin., d. 1882 u't
78; iiianaging partner in the firm of Nasmyth, Wilson
& <-o., ol Manchester. 1. The .Screw Propeller: who
invented it. Illust. Glasgow, 1861), Svo; 2d ed 1880
2. A Treatise on Steam Boilers ; their Strength,' Con-
struction, and Economical Working, Lon., I87:i 12mo'
3th ed., 1S78. .i. Boiler and Factory Chiinncyi: their
Draught-Power and Stability: with a Chapter on Light-
ning toiiduclor,, Lon., 1877, p. Svo. 4. Common Sense
,u11 "."n' ■'"" ■ ^'""'■^ '^ Catechism of Gas-Lighting, Lon
18(1, 12mo; new cd., 1878.
.i,"c'l'"',"'r*J"'"'.r'' '•"■''"•er on animal physiology to
theSchoolofArt.s, Edinburgh. (Ed.) Tho lliiman Race.
By Louis tigiiier. Lon., 1875, p. Svo; new ed., 1882.
«ilson. Rev. Kobcrl. The Sower; Lent Lec-
tures, N. York, l.HSli, Kimo.
Milson, Uuhert. Tho Life and Times of Queen
Victorm; Illustraled with Numerous Portraits, Views
and Historical I'ietures, Lon., I8S7-88, 2 vols. r. Svo.
''.Mr Wilson shows both fulness of knowledgo and In-
depeiHleiiceof juilgmeiit.'-.4m-/., .\.\xlil.412
Hiisoii, Uev. Hobert Francis, M.A., [„„ie,
vol. 111., Wm,ron, U. F., add.,] 1810-1888, graduated
first class Lit. Hum., at Oriel College, O.xford, 1831 ■ or-
dained 18;t4 ; vicar of Rownhams from 1863; prebendary
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I of Salisbury from 1870. I. Short Notes of Seven Years'
Uork in a Country Parish, Lon., 1872, 12mo. 2. (Ed )
Iho Lile of St. Vincent ilo Paul, Lon., IS7,'!, i, Svo
And see Kkiii.k, Rkv. ,Ioii.v, siiprii
Wilson, Mrs. Hobert Francis. The Christian
Brothers : their Origin and Work : with a Sketch of tho
Life of their iounder, the Venerable Jean Baptisto do
la Salle, Lon., ISS.'i, p. 8vo.
"Mrs. Wilson can write well and vigorously, more esi,,.-
cally 111 lie polemical vein, ami it i.s tluTHoreapilv Uiat
Liapirap. . . . \M1 i all llic.H' (lisac vantages, llie l„ink is
liicresiim- andtlioaiilliorislortiiiniic In lavi J" tha
principal liero as De la Salle."-.s,i( Her Iviii iv- '
TT m'*^"',?.^!" "»»'«"«< Knyvet, Barf;, M.A.,
v ,; ' ,*'•,''*• ';g™il"nt«l at Cambridge and elected
Jcllowof King's College; called to the bar at Lincoln's
inn 18(>, ; reader in Indian law at Cambridge since
18,8; o.xamincr in juri.sprndcncc, Ac, to the Inns of
Court since 1881 1. History of Modern English Law,
(H'storical Hanil-Books,! Lon., 1875, 12mo. 2. (Trans
\Qets Cominentarius ad I'andcctas, Lon, 1876-78 2
vols. Svo. '
Wilson, Sir Samnel, b. 1832, formerly vice-pres-
ident of the Zoological and Acclimatization Society:
M.P. for Portsmouth since 1886. 1. The Angora Goiit •
with an Account of its Introduction into Victoria, Ac
Melbourne, 187,'), 8vo. 2. Salmon at the Antiiiodes'
being an Account of the .Successful Introduction of
Salmon and Trout into Australian Waters, Lon., 187H,
Wilson, Sarah. 1. Children's Prn.yer.s. Illust
Lon., 18S7, sq. l6mo. 2. Hymns for Children: with
Miisioby Sir A. Sullivan. Illust. Lon., 1888, .sq. 16mo
m 1 i^'cV ^j.^"cy J- Stanley Huntington : a Novel,'
1 niiiv.. 1887, loiiio.
Wilson, Stephen. Bible Truths: being an Ex-
position of Imjjortant Passages of Scripture and the
Trinity, Highspirc, Pa., 1870, Svo.
,1 ^'il-'*."."' .'^''^I'lien. Swallow-Flights of Song from
the Ilighlanda, Inveraiy, 1878, Svo.
Wilson, T. P., M.D., a homoeopathic physician,
lormcrly professor of the theory and practice ol' o'ldHhal-
mio and aural surgery in the Universitv of Michigan.
Specihc Indications for Twenty-Five Remedies in Inter-
mittent Fever, Phila., 1880, Uiiiio.
Wilson, Theodore Delavan, b. isio, at lirook-
lyn; served in the civil war; became assistant naval
constructor 1866, and naval constructor 187.1. Shiii-
liuilding, Theoretical and Practical. Illust. N. York
187.'i, Svo. *
Wilson, Rev. Theodore Percival, [<,„ie, vol.
••■ "M.so.v, Rkv.T. P., add.l I. Una Clevedoii ; or.
sing Will : a Tale for the Times, Lon., 1 876, p.' 8
TheM
2. 'True to his Colours; or. The Life' that 'Wear's'lleVt'
Lon., lS,i», |2mo. 3. Working in Shade; or. Lowly
Sowing brings (ilorious Reaping, Lon., ISSII. 4. Amos
Huntingdon: a Tale from Real Life, Lon.. 1881 p Svo
6. Great Heights gained by Steady Efforts; or. Perse-
verance and l-ailhfulness Triumphant, Lon., l.ssi n
Svo. ' I ■
Wilson, W. Grey. To Be or Not to Be ; a Record
ot bricnds Convictions, Lon., 1883, 32ino.
WiNon, W. N. Geometrical Drawing for Candi-
dates for Army Examinations, I,on.. 1888 p Svo
Wilson, Rev. William, [„»/<■, vol. iii.', last of the
name. add. J minister of the Free Church at Mussel-
burgh 1 The Popular Preachers of the Ancient
Uiurch : their Lives, their Manners, and their Work
Lon 1S,,9 |2mo; new cd., 1871. 2. The Heavenward
lath; or. Progress and Perfection in the Life of Faith
Edin., 1862, Svo. 3. " Until the Day Break," and otiKT
Sermons: with Memoir by Rev. J. Moir, Edin., 1876
p. 8vo. '
Wilson, William, of the Victoria Baths, Glasgow.
1. Swimming, Diving, and how to .Save Life. Illust
G asgow 1876, p. Svo. 2. The Swimming Instructor.'
Illust. Lon., 1883, 11. 8vo.
Wilson, Rev. William, D.D., of Dundee, minis-
ter the tree Church. .Memorials of Robert Smith
Candlish Minister of St. George's Free Church, and
Iriiicipal ot tho New College, Edinburgh; with Con-
eluding Chapter by Robert Uainv, Edin., ISSO, Svo.
I w nf'* ""■•■' "'^'liam !>cxtrr, D.D., LL.D..
/V ,,",'""'' '"'• "'•• '"'''■•! Iirofcssor of philosophy ai
(ornell I'nivorsity 1868-1886. 1. Lectures on the Psy-
chology of Thought and Action, Comparative and Hu-
man, .\. ^ork, 1871, I2moj 2d cd., 1870. 2. introdue-
es of Seven Years'
:, I2mo. 2. (Kil.)
3n., IS7;i, J). ,Sv().
>. The Cliiistinn
li a Sketch of tho
Jean Baptistc de
I'onsly, more espe-
ur<liireBi)ily that
til ilegeiienite into
lUKUs, the hook is
In having suuh a
, Iviil. 152. ■
t, Bart., iM.A.,
■i<lge and cleiicil
■ har at Lincoin's
Cambridge sinco
to the Inns of
rn Knglish Law,
2ino. 2. (Trims.)
l-on., l.S7«-78, 2
•inerly vioe-prcs-
izatiun Society ;
he Angora (ioat :
ito Victoria, Ac.,,
the Antipode.i:
Introduction of
iters, Lon., 1879,
^raycrs. IIIu.st.
Cliildrcn : with
, IS.SS, .«q. lOuio.
ington : a Novel,
: being an Ex-
ipliire and the
its of Song from
ithic physician,
L'tice ofophlhal-
y of Michigan,
nedics in Inter-
I.'^IO, at lirook-
assistant naval
r l.87:i. Ship,
lust. N. York,
^al, luiiic, vol.
Clevedon j or,
■n., 1870, p. 8vo.
lit Wears Host,
de; or, Lowly
8811. l. Amos
.. 1881, p. 8vo.
irts ; or, I'erse-
l.on., lx,s|, p.
> lie : a Record
ing for Candi-
, p. 8vo.
iii., hist of the
ell at Mussel-
the Ancient
d their Work,
e Heavenward
Life of Kaith,
Ilk," and otiier
', Kdin., 187(1,
alhs, (Jlnsgow.
Life. IMust.
ig Instructor.
undee, niinis-
Kobert Smith
Church, anil
I : with t'on-
880, 8vo.
D.D., LL.D.,
philosophy ai
8 on tho I'sy-
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2. introduc-
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Natural ThcoloJ;' ^ , , ,t'-'""^"""^^ "'" Mchlxis f
N. York, I8s;i, 12,01, ' """""" '^'"''«'-" Objections
!U' hestudyofdorma olog;\,'; i''V. ,"° '""' '"'<""
'" the Hrst instance to a*! Jv " ;,«7 '' "l^understood.
London poor. Of i,u 1,1 1? " ''" ^'''f'^nng.s of tl„.
y '■'■'^. • ' '""..li it /; :,'!,' '^i l;i".'.-lf'said late
ll« founded tho chair of ernmto'l, ' 'u " «<'i'-'n''^'-"
■'^"'•gcons in ISliil ■i„d tl.f? ''7 '" ""^ College of
•"",^«^«i<y in 188, L ,,.';,,!""'""""'.>■."' 'Aberdeen
|"ei .cal institution . AI oi h """,""'•'•■"' gift-< I
'.« l.ecame deeply intere el ?^,''r-''''''^ ''«''''■" ''i^ ''''i.t
"".ilcnt of the kgn ti in 1 V ; r'"''"',"
. •'•-•'' Needle tran^^MeZtrn"" ''' —
andna to London, and sye, t , "" ''^l',™'''' ^'■•"" A^'^'^-
study of %yptia„'hi.s or ',""'/" '"^ '''"« i'. the
'•k'y ■■ a Synop.Ms of Disea.sos ofth, sl"-''","," ^"""^M-
i.resident-;,^';^rfig^;;i::^'^' ;; ^fn'^'-i^sy: ■ nrwf
Patra^s^V.edletran^pleT„th ;,''''' '""''• '""' ^'leo.
ttn.lr I .._ , ' ."-" "t I"- own expense fnun Ale.\.
"gy:'aSyn''o''|.
I'on,, I.S7I, ,Svo. •) LeclTrr,."' "n ■""'"■ ''<^li>ered 1870
I'7l-7;!, Lon., i,S7Tl,^./"™ 7 Dermatology, delivered
delivered l.s7l-7.^ Lon ' V- J'™ "" LX-'^Htology,
fe-lle: with Xotc^ ZlJ^lt'-'i'l^ ': '■'-I'^UnJ'..'
I'""., 1877, 8vo. :,, The k'v,,' ,■ .f '""" "b'-'Hsks,
I^on., LSSI, p. svo "^l" "' ""= l'"''. IlhHt
6. Tho Discoviry of E.^-ofi.,, vr
I'-^'.'ture, Lon., I8,s*i „ ^'v,,''' '"'""""^ »' Thebes : a
-^iaSrr,;^r;?^^/^'i;^": TheOcean
t.on as to Sea-Vova.a. " ,r ,,,? r ' ' !;^'"«"l I..forma-
Staunton, Va.; gradu-iled.,, I. ' '•"■' ''• '■^•5«. at
ciate profcs.sor of h,\l,, , ' i' "'Mty LSS-l-S.",, ,;..,„
Mawr College ,'s 88- 1 ''"''^■'" '"'»»"» « I ryn
political ecoLmv',; .^.;„ :- I'-fe-r ».f '-an,... .l?,,'
".ent: a Study li, Anier ' , , Polit c 1??'";'"' ''"^•^^'■"•
'"v•.k;,g,^;^!^;;;:;f,'^iw^'enti?'^ ,!];;:', Jf Am.ri,.,!;,
'"S^^^';'eS.rir?^""«;"'«.,atwash-
ti. the bar 1850 ■ cul ^s^^"";'"';" ^'."'"«o; admittell
.«tato of Indiana ls«7-72 I ,T e'.'.gration for the
f SSI' rK,S' \s;;r ;=!"»""*
vols. Svo. '"" ^"•'i.-. Xllust. U„st., IS8S, i
b.i''':!"'i:^C:"i;„r":^r't"i""^'"""™« ^'
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r^.rh.ofO,i.t«n.r|-;.,^;S,.-,J;;^;.ye..o. Biog
^_«.Uon,A.L. On the V.rong Track, Lon., ,888
N."u":;:;!^%::--«t"- ^-' ^anstono: .
Wm.,,,, ,..,,. Mary Urinvne, Lon.. LS80, ,i v„„
WJN
I ^Viiichell, Alcxnnilor t i r> r
add.,] L821-IS.), 3." ,7'r '''•^' f"'"''' '"'• 'ii.,
."Syracuse l87;j-78, and a lecVu .,1 , " ",. "I'T"''^ "''
vers.ty, which latter w is ll ,",1!. '" ^ ""''e'-'^i't L'ni-
'..'a»." I. The I^octrine of .'v, ImA ■"', l"-™'la.nit«
".ple.S its Speculation" an I i''Th'- '■ '',",'"• ''^ ''''"-
^I'lk, 18r.(, l2mo. iheistio Uearing,.., Jf.
c'volutiSM;; tlmiilUJT'"" "■' "■«■"""... l.e is a„
;;vTh^ugi:,:f';:;;«?„i;!;r::;i^^.^-^^
I Heccnt Science: a Pa ,er M „ ^^f''J?"'='^^ to I'hascs of
H'iiVion of Science a^d 'He S' ^V\^\ .l' "«-"-
•>• I'readamites; or, A Dem ,n t, , " '''*' '■'*"' '2".".
;'f Men hcfore Adi, . ,,"' X; ■?," "' "'" K.^i.^tonco
""'lition, Antiquit ., R„' ^i^ '^" i, ;■'" " ^'"''y "f their
p.^persou over'thi'E, . ' r " V'h"'' '/"^[^^'ive
h. Sparks from a (JcoIolm- '^ it ^*"'-'-' '^'''". S'-o-
S.'^I, l2mo. 7. WorM rif„ ""'"'""■ ^1'".''- Chic,
Ill"^t- Chic, 18.8:^ 2m; V'7. -",'"';"'"''•'' '"""logv
"7. The Rudiments of :.„|„^- ''f:;'^"' ^^^''-'-'^i""^;
of (ieology, for il|„h Scloon^" ;^''''';f ' "'■' '■'■'^^'..ents
f,uhools. Chic, I8sTi, 12, o '10 w'''it' '^'"l""' "'.'1 other
\vtl' Fiehl, N. Y:rk; 1880, l?'^ '""' ^'"'^-^ '" the
Dialogues'!;, iVos'e',,,?; ^'•:!!.J;!"■J.,r-' /''//-• ^^'-■o.^ and
"inchcll, Neu'tnn iiV ' '''^l.s'l- 12mo.
East, N.V., 'b,.ott Vo ' " 'C:,^ Vf' "' '^'-"'
graduated at the rniver.itv of M ■ ^^ '"'^'"'"' '"'"">■
geologist of Minneso, ;, : "Lt''"'"^"" '^"«' Slato
|">'""alegy i„ „,« L'l^ ;e ■ ' 'o Mi",'- °^ S'^"'"-*' "'"'
' <'«ology of Minnesota, Iss^ss o'"-'','""": *""•■« 1«'2.
reports of the (ieologic, 1 and \^;„: , n- ' ^'"'- """''••'"
.Miiinesota since 1872 '"'"' ^^"^'"ry Survey of
Th"MiS;V^l;-!«^-"-ate„fAbe,.dee„. ,.
New-Year's (filt, l,Miu.";,,^"'^"">! «eu,i„,.,eences : a
, ;«". 186il, l2,„o Anon ■ ?.r"Ti ''"""■' "^^er-
I t.evalier ,le Johnstone for,; L™f .-'. •^'e'""i.-s .:. tho
'".•'-e Chevalier, Abcrd c , ' 7O-V1 fl'"," ^•""'' '^'■^•
gr^^'l'^^t'lr^rje^;??' ;^"/ii"", ^'•'^- ^'■«•.
'"e''"-i.iel8,s|, p,.ofeJor. ,n "'*''" ''"•'' and in
"H'^eum at Que.!n' Colle'; ri;;,',-?',""'' ""-"or of the
;'f;-..f-.e Anatomy and*'',' ::;,i;;;::j:-»-„;'"n.UBook
ilained 18(9 • re,.f„,- r i . ""^g''- "^.^f^onl, 1848 • or
i^£'..:rsS„;;;£<|;9.i"KJlS.S
Semiture Text- Hook fo 7. Hly l' V"""- , ' " "''''•) '^ho
HinUsor, J„|,„. Fli ..rl; "- '-'•'• '2'..o.
"/ 'he \-ici„ity of Se tie in Crave /"^^"rV. "■•' ^ ^''"^'^
Kq>.;,nt, wiih Adilit. ..V mil P ' \"'«''iro; being a
P'.bli.^he,l in the " Ph^.to „gi" ,AT:r""r"'' "f ''"P^-r.
Mind.l.s, \Villi, ,,,'^Ed' ^';"''l'e«te,. I.H7;,, s'vo.
r-eave.- and other Poem.s, Lon l"-f'n J" ^ "'''^'' ^"1,1
fv-r "'"■ -" •■"- l'oe"n":''llLrLo„ ^'".s^T't
vol.
^ew York >ri«ori a„ .'.. ''erame secretary of ih«
was secretary"f7„^Ci;;'„':;"pr?, '''';• """ f'-"^ "
>vas foun.lod through h efflrts r V^'^'"^"'"'.'""' "hich
".« rniernathmal Penitenti. rv p ' ^'•' • ^""""ssioner to
an, honorary pr.ide,;;^:;!'r^i^«:!!-i''-''on 1872.
or. 8vo.
L<^"^";^':;i7%,/- J'-O'^.Love is thoXow,lj»ii''-; «-• »^"»«" t^obb, DD "Lrn'T' '"
Hilton, n ol an ', w' ''. ''"• I i"!'-^"''^ '"'"" Associati,'., ir^'JllS ^°".^'!.'^y "f the
J'.'1I.S [ver.;.,]",:,,;',' ",';,, 'i„l'<"' ,f'"- anil Church
•".'' Sacre,l, Lon., lS7s jo,;""- , ^- ''.V"'' ">'''""
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logical Seminary ; liconsoil to preach in the Presbyterian
Church I8Cj; devoted himself especially to (juestions of
prisons and reformnlories, and became secretary of the
National I'riaon Association 1887. American Prisons in
the Tenth Census : a Paper, N. York, 188S, 12mo. Also,
pamphlets.
Wiiitield, Charles H. I. AdjudKcd Words and
Phrases: Detinitions of Terms used in Imvt, with Kefer-
ences to Authorities, Jersey City, ISSL', 8\o. 2. The
Grand .lury, Jersey City, 1S8H, 24ino.
Wing, Rev. Conway Phelps, D.D., [dntr, vol.
iii., add.,] was an adherent of the New School branch
of the Presbyterian Church, but a supporter of the re-
union in 18C!I-7U, and a member of the committee for
reconstruction of the church ; has held several pastor-
ates, and translated Kling's Commentary im the Second
Epistle of Paul to the Corinthians in Sciiaff'a edition of
Lange. 1. History of the i'resbyteries of Uonegil and
Carlisle, Carlisle, Pa., 1871). 2. A History of the First
Presbyterian Church of Car'isle, 1S77, 8vo. ;i. A His-
tory of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, 1S77. 1.
IHslorical and (tencalogieal Register of the Descend-
ants of John Wing, of Sandwich, N. York, 1885; 2d ed.,
1888.
Wing, William, d. 1882, let. 71 ; an antiquary of
Stecjde .Aston, Oxfordshire. I. Annals of Steeple liarton
and Westoott liarton, in tlio County of Oxford, Oxf.,
IStiB, 8vo. 2. Annals of North Aston, in the County
of Oxford, Oxf., lS(i7, I6mo. ,). Annals of liletching-
don, in the County of Oxford, Oxf.. 1872, 16mo. I.
Annals of Steeple Aston and Middle Aston, in the County
of Oxford, Oxf., 1S75, lOmo. (All reprinted from the
Oxford Chronicle.)
Wingnte, Chnrlpg Edward Lewiit, graduated
at Harvard 188.'i; dramatic editor of the Boston Jour-
nal. The Playgoers' \'ear-Book ; the Story of the Stage
during the Past Year. Illnst. Post., 1888, 12mo.
Wingate, Charles Frederick, b. 1817, in New
York; son of U. W. Wingate, infra ; became a journal-
ist and afterwards a sanitary engineer, and has paid
special attention to the problem of workingmen'.t homes
in cities; has edited the Plumber and Sanitary Engi-
neer, (to. 1. (Ed.) Views and Inte-views on Journal-
ism, N. York, 187,-,, ,Svo. 2. Twilight Tracts, lS8li.
Wingate, Uavid, [ante, vol. iii., add.] 1. Anni.
Weir, and other I'oems, Edin. and Lon., 18(16, I'.'mo. 2.
Lily Neil; a Poem, Edin. and Lon., 1879, 12mii.
Wingate, George Wood, b. 1840, at New Y'ork ;
admitted to the New York bar 18()1 ; ser.-ed in the civil
war; was instrumental in forming tlie Nati(mal Uifle
Association in 1871; general inspec'or of rille practice
of New Y'ork State, with the rank of brigadier-general,
1871-79. 1. The Last Campaign of the Twenty-Second
Regiment, .\. Y'ork, 1861. 2. Manual for Rille Practice,
N. York, 1872, 16mo; 5th ed., rev., XKJ. li. Through
the Yellowstone Park on Horseback, N. Y'ork, 188ii,
12mo.
Wingate, W. Close of the Times of the 'Jentiles;
the Great Event of our Day, Lon., |S7I, rJmo.
Winglield, Hon. Lewis Strange, ['>»«>, vol.
iii., Wi.NuKiEt.T), L.,add.,] b. 1812; sun of tlio sixth Vis-
count Powerscourt. 1. Slippery (Jro'iud, [a novel,] Lon.,
1H76, 3 vols.cr. 8vo. 2. Lady tiri/.el : an Impression of
a Momentous Epoch, Lon., 1877, .t vols, cr, 8vo; new ed.,
1881, ,i. My Lords of Strogue: a Chronicle of Ireland
from the Convention to the Union, [a no>cl,] Lon., 1879,
3 vols. cr. 8vo. 4. In Her Majesty'.'^ Keeping; the
Story of a Hidden Life, Lon., 1880, :! vols. cr. 8vo.
"The usual (iWeclions to a novel with a purpose are si-
lenced In .Mr. Wlngneld's case. . . . The convict qncstioii
Is the business ol the public ; . . . this work is a reailv
tjnide to the actual .slate of that buainess,"— .8>cc(a/or, liil. ■
817. i
5. (lehenna; or. Havens of Inrest, Lon., 1882 i \
vols. cr. 8vo. 8. .\bigc'. P..)W0 : a Chronicle of the Ce- j
gency, Lon., 188:i, ;i vols. cr. 8vo. 7. 'lotes on ,'ivU !
Costume in England, from the Conquest to the Regenc/, j
Lon., 1884, 4to. 8. liprbara Philpot : a Study of Man-
ners, Ac, Lon., lM,i«, :i vols. or. 8vo. !i. Lovely Wang i a
Bitof China, Lon., 1887, 12mo. 10. TheCurseof Koshin :
a Romance, Lon., 1888, c. 8vo.
Wingrave, Marion M. 1. The May-Blossom ; or.
The Prinoosa and lier I'eople. Illuat. N. York, 1881,
Itu. 2. yu.ack3: .Story uf the tgiy Duckling, after
Hans C. Andersen, Lon., 1884, 4to.
Winks, Rev. William Edward. 1. The
Thomas il Kompis Birtbday-Hook, Lon., 1.882, aq. Ifinio.
2, Lives of Illustrioua Shoemakera, Lon., 1882, cr, 8vo.
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(Includes biographies of Sir Cloudesley Shovel, William
Oitford, Robert Bloou] field, and others, and a chapter en-
titled " A Constellation of Celebrated Cobblers.")
"We lay down Mr. Wioks's book with the conviction
that it is not for the happiness of shiiemakers to become
' illu.strious.' And this conviction is strengthened when
wcobserve that not one of these remarkable men ever ap-
pears to have excelled in hi.-, cral't."— ^'iif. Kev., Iv. 287,
li. Thoughts on Prayer : Extracts from Modern
Writers, L(jn., cr. 8vo.
Winkworth, Miss Catherine, [hiHc, vol. ill.,
add,,] d. 1878 ; sister of Susanna Winkworth, (anlr, vol.
iii,, d. 1884 ;) resided at Clifton ; was one of the govern-
ors of Cheltenham Ladies' College, and a /.calous worker
for tlie higher education of women. 1. (Trans.) Life of
Paslcw Flicdner, Lon., 1807, l2mo. 2. (Trans.) Prayers
from the Collection of Baron liunsen, 1871, 8vo.
Winloek, William C. Bibliography of Astron-
omy for the Year 1887, Wash., 1888, 8vo.
Winn, Charles Mark Allanson, llarou
Ileadley, b. 1815; succeeded his fatheras third Baron
1877; captain in the Honourable .Artillery Compiiiiy
1881-85; lieutenant-colonel commanding fourth battal-
ion militia. Royal Monster Fusilecrs, .since 1887. What
I saw of the War, at the Battles of Spcichern, Gorzo,
and Gravelotle: a Narrative of Two Months' Campaign-
ing with the Prussian Army of the Moselle, Edin. and
Lon., 1870, p. ^vo.
" His evideiuc , , . will be of great use to those who
seek to write a history of the war, for it is evidence at first
hand, given bv an eilncnted and trustworthy witness,"—
Mil., .No. 2^1.
" .Mr. Winn disarms criiicism by his modest oonfcs. ion
of ignorance on military subjects; while his narrative is
sutiiciently inteie.sting merely as a record of what was
fcen by nn intelligent eye-witness of some of the most in-
teresting among the earlier .scenes of the war, bearing
abundant internal evidence uf scrupulous accuracy of
statement," — SiU. Rew, xxxl. fiO.
Winn, Henry. Property in Land ; an Essay on
the New Cfusade, N. Y'ork, 1888, 12mo.
Winn, James Michell, M.D., M.R.C.P., b. 1808,
at Endock, Cornwall; took his medical degree at Glas-
gow 1833; consulting physician to St. George's and St.
James's Dispensary, London, since 1S77. l|is publica-
tions are chiefly jiapers reprinted from medical journals.
1. A Critical 'Treatise on the General Paralysis of the
Insane, Lon., 1848, 8vo. 2. On the Nature and Treat-
ment of Hereditary Disease with Reference to a. Corre-
lation of Morbific Forces, Lon., 1809, 8vo. 3. Plain
Directions for Dealing with an Insane Patient, Lon.,
1872, 12mo. 4. Materialism, Lim., 1875, 12mo. 6. Pro-
fessor Tyndall and his Opponents, Lon., 1876, I2mo. 6.
Sensational Science, Lon., 1877, 8vo. 7. Hereditary
Disease, Lon., 1877, 8vo. 8. Modern Pseudo-Philosophy,
Lon., 187.'*, 12ino. 9. Materialistic Physiology, Lon.,
1878, 8vo. 10. The Collapse of Scientific Atheism, Lon.,
1880, .-^vo.
Winscom, Cave. 1. Isoe, and other Poems, Lon.,
1871, 12mo. 2, Waves and Caves, and other Poems,
Lon., 1873, 12mo. 3. Camden, and other Poems, Lon.,
1870, 12mo. 4. AVild Oats, [verse,] Lon., 1879, sq.
16mo.
Winscombe, J. C. AVestminster Past and Present,
Lon., 1887, 8vo.
Winser, Henry Jacob, h. 1833 ; a journalist, 1.
The Grt.it Northwest ; a Quide-Book and Itinerary for
Tourists and Travellers over the Northern Pacific Rail-
road,-Ae. Illust. N. York, 1883, sip lOmo. 2. The
Y'cllowstono National Park. Illust. N. York, 1883,
lOmo.
Winship, Richard C. Manual for the Guidance
of Deputy Sheriffs, Phila., I8.-<3, 12mo.
Winsiow, Mrs. Catherine Mary, (Reign-
olds,) was for many years a popular actress. Yes-
terday? with Actors. Illust. N. Aork, 1887, 12mo.
(Contains sketches of many well-known American act-
ors.)
Winsiow, Charles A. (Ed.) .Annotated Pocket
Euition of the Missouri Revised Statutes of 1879, St.
Louis, 1879, lOnio.
Winsiow, Rev. Forbes Edward, M.A., son of
Dr. Forbes Benignus Winsiow, (niite, vol. iii.;) gradu-
ated at Trinity College, Oxford, 186.'); ordained 1866;
vicar of Epping 1873-78, and since then rector of St.
Paul's, St. Leonards on Sea. :. Thi> I'owcr of thr
Cross, and other Sermons, Lon., 1873, p. 8vo. 2. The
Woy of Pleasantness; or. The Secret of a Happy Life,
Lon., 1875, I2m(). 3. The Higher Rook; or, Reiiding-
on the Love of Jesus, Lon., 1875, 12mo. 4. AVithin
Past anil Present,
fur the Ouidance
WIN
for Cottage Homerion IS7« *^r"""'-«''n«e Truths
•!. Country Tiill' fL r" , ,', '-"'"'' "«"■ <=''•. 'S*".
nevved.. s^79 7 TIohZ? J""*' '"'"- '«'«• I2.«o
ond .Series of R^i.UnL for Ih " v"'","'? "'""'' ''^^ ^ " ^^c-
neiv C.I., 1K79 S o^.ii .n" '^f '- '">"•• '"*"«. 52mo;
I"'"., 1877, l''„o ,o" '" ^^''"l'l° l-auguage,
North cou,;t;ii;«io'-,,/-7;.".'' ^'t'- " '^'"' °f ■'
Tidi.,gs of Great Joy ' T /uJh.V'/''- n^""- ' '• ''°'"' i
No. 1, Lon., 1878, i , o ■ ', . - "' '';'" " ^'"'i' ^""^'
1879, l.smo; 2d ed issn ,? 'L^''^'}"' ^"- '- I"'"-.
(feo^raphy; or A M.rrv T " ^'"' •^^''"''■'■■n's fairy
">gs on the Higher Chriti., '!<;■."""'« '^"rd : Uead-
16. The Fulne o 111 loe „ ; ;; I '"' ?""'- '■"'"' '2u.o.
|^^hi,dren.sFair.l^[:;^-:![fe^;r---;.P,-^
"nd in n,edicino >V. ^K,er If ' '''"'^"''«''- '''"'-
nt the Charing Cro./llo ,i,'p''.''", '"''"'■■'' ''''^'''"'^
3^,ja„dB...^r;:d:;L^!:;'^r,t^-','::%-«:
Me^iciu.S induding'i:;.^ V, .:;n''ts'" ^^"""'"«-"
vS'^^.S.^Tre'i-,';/':^^"''^'
WIN
■if Kiiidniv-- nn.i
■ 1B77, ISniu. 1.
ho Rook, Phi la.,
or, The Story of
1. .Marion'.s Tom|)-
W« l2„,o. ;i Saved" b^'s;
the (Jrnee of (io,l .- „ Xalo, . '
Marion; or, Safe in the s'.,'.
[^f^l, lOmo. 5. s-cret of . ,
hrnest Adler, N. Yor.'c, IS8I |(!„„ p. \,
H"Kl^::r,'^^''^^^,/^-■'^ p^'---^^^ ..
»■•, A. Ji.(\ ,nd S T h iM:,'''ro,'- •■^"™ "'« «-'vs;
',•'--; or. To Live is CI L„, iLf '", ^ilf,'. ;!:, ""',':;-
Ion., 1870 |8„o I i-'"'"^"'"^"'' "»>""''•■,
>B?> Ion!, W ;i2,^;/TThr's",K' ^''f'"" '"-^
Word.of Divine L, Lon" Is'l ^T^ "'? ;:;^''' "'
.:.,n i..r ihu \ear .S7i; I.,.., i- ., ■..""-
of J,
;ar i.sri;, j.
8U8 in the Huj'h of K
un., I."s,
S2ui()
1«. The .\ight
venlidc,
ingale .Sung of David :
ition of (ho Twe-ity-Third I
!l IMU:
1 5. The Voice
Lon., 1.87(!, „2ino. i
a •><
r!fef,r.:i^;;:;';.;,te';;„;t!'i.-}.i..:
nents in .,,';,■ ^ " • "- •>'>n'«l' E.x-,lonitions and .Setlle-
"-mfr " ■ Kl ri.I'j^ifr'^"/""" ^--t-n^h
pN<n.tionsa.dSe» »,..!-■. in ^" '^'i '"•" *'"'^'"''' '^•''•
■•^■■^■l.) Vo iy F , , , " ^"''"' '^"'<'""'. l-197-lfl89.
! "> North An e ,>; „ ,'-"-L:'''''r.'l."'";r "•"' settlements
and,s,vede.s75l;i^T; .''TAm^^'V ,"r*'''jr%P"^''^,'
'/o» xiVi'i- 3i'(i '"'"""'"-''""l importance and vulue."-.Va.
An',;i;.e™',.v\T,t"/o,,',': I- '''■■•- 11""'^'''' """ J^'fiah
>Viiis« I .1. V « •. ''"" "' l'""-»rd College, 1887.
fe.,,..n Ah.oUUioni„theChr:h:1:^;.\^7.:i;2:
(iirl.s 1 ",^S79 ;^fi,"r?"''''"'^V" ,'"''■'■'« "'""'^ f"^
Wi HpV r -r "'""• >"-'>v ed., 188(|-81.
of Heiigio,^',;^;,.,,;^;!!; f;- ■'i-i-'-j-j" ^'-uais
rev. by E. I (iro.mrv sbi '.; '.. , ' '-'""' "''»' <"'•.
Ili.-torv 1 or s-^7 " ' uf^'*' ^- ^''« Child'.s (Jo.-pe
Simpll. Language,'"l!l':, V7 S""i«r'"^"1S'^", 1"
f tiieiHd'ciiL^-tvr^Kli^ f-r^^
and*;r?;:,*^«y«!:!^'^ rn Melnorian. Ellen, Sarah.
.."H:hC^4,^!::-'!;?:'^-/Viinhere.aW„y.
co";"'^:n„;!Su^"^:\:'rt°'v'^ '"» '"'«'^'»''-
African Note,: n V^„„., "Ce'-^- ^"'""?7''-^ i" '■^°''"'
tl-J^unond and -iold'F , . '[ ^; ^'^T'"'' """
'\V
inter, Jolii. .Slraiigo," (Pseud )
.VAIIII, Jllis. Hkx
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17. Christ and the Ch
'saliu, Lon., 18
pirit_ual Expo- Rochol'
niter, Lewis.
hii:tta E. V
See b."
ueauld, Lon., 188
(Trans.) The Ma.xiuis of La,
12ui
18. Cast Down, not C
ristian in Touiplation, Lon
P.8V0.I Wii,t..r, Kev. s
p. 8vo
ast Ort': a Thought for, 1
ciieca William
Id.] ronflrmation ; or, Ood's
, [iintr, vol. iil.
m., 1872, 8
en.int with his People,
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WIS
Ricnzi, nnri other Poems, I
Winter, Rev. W. H
Dulilin, ISSI.
Winter, Williuni, [„„ie, vol. iii , nil.l.,] KniduiiteJ
nt the llurviiid l.iiw .Soliool, but Juvotoil liiiii,-ell to joiir-
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I.'v ..'ni„i ■•■ ■ l-'\" I""'S'>', "'•''■■"' l'"" uf the work is also
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Wittciimayer, Mrs, Annie. 'listory of tho
Woman's Temperance Crusade, Boat., 1S82, Svo.
W itthaus, R. A., M.D. 1. Essentials of Chem-
istry, Inorganic and Organic, for Students in Medicine,
N. York, 1S78, 24mo. 2. The .Medical Student's Man-
ual of Chemis';-y. lll.ust. N. Y'ork, 1883, Svo 3. A
Laboratory Uuide in' Urinalysis and Toxicology, N.
York. IS86, obi. 12mo.
" Wittitterly, John Altrayd," (Pseud.) See
C.tltNK, Miss Er.tZAaKTIl T., Hnpi-il,
Wittman, Sydney A. (Trans.) Medea: a Tra-
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Hospital. 1. On Deafness, Hiddiness, and Noises in the
Head. Illust. Lon., 1879. p. Svo; 2d ed., enl., ISSO.
2. Post-.N'asal Catarrh and Diseases of tiie Nose causing
Deafness. Illust. Lon.. 1884, p. Svo. 3. .\asal Poly-
pus, with Neuralgia, Hay Fever, and .Astlima, in Rela-
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1885, 2 vols. cr. Svo.
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1S84.
Woir, liUCien. Sir Moses Montefiore : a Centen-
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Wolfe, John Charles. Tho Revelation of St.
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Wolfe, John Reisberg, M.D., F.R.C.S., [,ini>;
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get 1 to thetilasgow Ophthalmic Institution ; lecturer and
surgeon at .Anderson's t'niversity, ,tc. I. On Colour-
Sight and Colour-Blindness, in its Relation to Railway
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I Wolfe, Napoleon Be Startling Faots in Modern
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! Dctisionfi of the
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diversity ISM ; en-
Epi.scopiil Churcli,
^ethoilist Miignzino
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ttno.
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, 1882, 8vo.
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cal Student's Jlan-
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nd Toxicology, N.
I," (Pseud.) See
f.) Medea: a. Tra-
p. 8vo.
i.C.S., senior aural
Ejery at, the London
8, and Noises in the
2d eil., enl., 18SU.
)f the Nose causing
■o. 3. Nasal Poly-
1 .Asthma, in Rela-
vo.
I.) The Devil's Por-
A. (i. liarili, Lou.,
uf Souialism, Lon.,
ntefiore : a Centen-
I Letters anil .Jour-
rock and Rose : a
Revelation of St.
b'uturist Principles,
I., F.R.C.S., [niiK-,
e name, add.,] sur-
tution ; lecturer and
4c. 1. On Colour-
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11, 8vo. 2. On Dis-
lurso of Systematic
m., 1H81, 8vo. 3.
Iinio .''iihji'rts, '•■"■n,,
Qg Faots in Modern
' ed., rev. and enl.,
Homiletical Com-
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envoy extraordinary to^ p:::'," ,"'l:',""".'" I'*V|" '«-*
^Voirsohii, Kdwaril w' \- • •
with Letters and .Notes reh. tin,; .„ l'"'',"":' '" '''<''"' ■■
Bedford, 18,H,0, l';;,,„ """"' '" "'» I»oid..nts trcatei,
Wollaston, Arthur \avliir p r .■ ■ ,
Persian Dictionary, comnile.'i fT , ' fi ■' ■ ', 'i»Sl'«''-
Lon., 1,S82, .Hvo 3 Ha ■ f""'Onf;,nal .Sources,
Acco'unt oMi;p;ih' t , :r,n" 88^''"^''''''^.""
see Pem.v, Siit Lfwis „,/„,, ' ''" ''"■ '^"''
1870; chaplain of Salop an i Urn,, "' '*''"• "'■''"'"^■1
lum, Shrewsbury, since' M.i '^'"'."Somery^ComUy Asy.
, Rnn.mi) Ottawa V Ti,";,"^"" '"■"'• """iunvEii,
I'ropertv Act, 188 ami.,! ^rV^'"'""S «nd Law of'
Holstenholme, John H i v , ,,.
-i«; t^LM.;. ^ 7:;i i^S'«Chri^Col,eg^ ^l!,
"'atics at the Kng nee ^rnMi ' !',^"f''>'T'' ^'^ """""e-
-n. vii3oo.^,xc;::is',a;:::s'i:!;^::-
ri^Cape Verdes, and Sai^t'Ue;;;;^XC'r"r'sv:'
Wollnston, Ilev. William .>io„r v i ,
uated at Trinity College, Ox br 1 '"? ^' n " ^''''J''-
oter College I S57-fl3; ordaine Is'-," .' ,''""" "' '^■''-
ainco 187J. Goo.l Friinv .Pt ,. '■'"I'l'iniiit Cannes
"u the Cross, r"nl, 1 ,s"!C^er! avr""' •' ""-" """'"" "'"''^
-MPri"cip...ofthe".i,;r:;r'serr7;^'s;:g
ue
hem
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t'.« f-alian, Lon.f IS,S^2rr.T.„;'"'""'"= '"'"'"'""^ ^'""^
on NSa-^^-pi,-^,"?;;' Vo"r^r«'-'ir tV"""' ^"^ ^'""'""
>Voilif t *> -.1 f"rK, ISiH, Ifinio.
".emrL.lnt-ls^TL/';':,/^"'^ <"■ "^ ^^'-t, and other
."o«U, Alexander, .V A
iiitics of London and its Su ' '
..Savage Svinetia, Lon., 1883, 2 vols. p. 8vo
J5S!ttli:^i;f:i!:^;lr ::;:'fe-'-«vAnetia ..o
Verse, Lon. "iJ^rP^^^Tlf'"''^"^'"-^
liell, and
p. 8vo. ' • ' " ' '" ^"S"sn Metro, Lon.,
1541
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ity ('(iIIcko, Ciimbriilgo, ISA,); ordniiicil 1,h.')|); vicar of
.Sl<illin){tiin 1H6(1-S2, and tinoetlion rcoturof (}r> ' I'on-
tun. I'riiniiao and I'orturiiiiinco; or, Conflrmiition . lo,
Lon., 187«, Hvo.
Wood, Annie, 1. Lovo or Pride; iidii|ili'd frum
the Swe(li:<li, l.iin., 1S7.1, |i. Hvii, 2, (Triiim.) Klvinii,
l.ady Ciistortiin ; fri>in tlio Swediali i>f JI. S. Selnvarti!,
I.iin., 1874, Ji. .><V(>. ;). (Trans.) The .Second Wife; from
the (icnnan of K. Marlitt, Lon., lS7.i, .1 voIh. p. X\u.
■i. (Trans.) The Dead Cities of tlio Zuyder Zee: a Voy.
ftKctothc l'ictiirc.«(iueSiiio of Ilol'and ; from tlio French
of Henry llavanl, I,on., l,sT.'i, Svo ; 2J od., |H7(1. ,'i.
(Tranf.) In tlic Councillor's House; from the Herman of
E. Jlarlilt, Lon., lS7fi, :i vols. p. H\n. fl. (Trans.) An
llnre(|uited Love, by K. lie) Kio, l.on., 1^71', p. .'^vo.
Wood, Arthur, author cf .several acting |>lays.
'•.shoiUy:" a Yorkshire Tale of Home, Lon., LS77, ,!
vols. cr. .Svo.
Wood, Ilcnjninin. The Great Pyramid an As-
trological Fact, Lon., 1870, Svo.
Wood, C. F. A Yachting Cruise in the South
Peas. Illust. Lon., 1S75, Svo.
Wood, Ciithiirine J. 1. A Hand-Iiook i>f Xiirsin^'
for the Home and the Hospital: with a (Jlossary of tlio
Most Common Medical Tonus, Lon., lS7,s, l2mo. 2. Food
and Cookery for Infants and Invalids, Lon., I8S(, Hvo.
_ Wood, Rev. Chnrlos, D.D., h. is.il, at Hrooklyn,
N.Y.; graduated at Ilaverford College, Pa., 1870, and
nt the I'rineclop Theological .Seminary 1873; pastor of
the First I'rcsbyterian Church, (icrmantown, Pa., -iiieo
18S(i. Saunterings in Kuropo; with an lutroductury
Xoteby \V. H. Taylor, N. Y'ork, 1S82, IL'mo.
Wood, Rev. C'hiirIeK Frederick llrynn, M.A.,
graduate I at Pembroke College, I'.vford, 182'J; ordiiincil
18;i;i; vicar of Pcnmark since 1843. Notes illustrating
some Words and I'hra.«c8 in the (ircek Testament by
Reference to the >Scptuagint and the Hebrew Scriptures,
Lon., 1SS2, cr. Svo.
Wood, Charles II., and Long, Joseph l>. A
Digest of the Illinois Sujireme Court Reports, vols, i.-
l.iiviii., (Islll to l.'*74,) Chic. lS62-7.i, .'i vols. Mvo.
Wood, Charles William, F.R.(3.S. 1. Through
Holland. Illust. Lon.. 1.H77, Svo. 2. Round about
Norway. Illust. Lon., 18.80, Svo. 3. In the Black
Forest, Lon., 1882, p. Svo. 4. The Cruise of the Re-
serve Siiuidron, Lon., I8S3, p. Svo. 5. Under Northern
Skies. Illust. Lon., 18811, Svo. Ci. Letters from Ma-
jorca. Illust. Lou., 1888, Svo.
Wood, .Miss Charlotte Diinninf;, ("Charlotte
Dunning,") b. IS.iS, at I'ouji'hkeepsie, .\.Y. 1. I'pon a
Cast: a Novel, N. York, 1S85, llinio.
" Light u'ld iileasant, and extremely entertaining."—
ti'tUioii, .\H. 157.
2. Cabin and Gondola, N. York, I8S6, 16ina. 3. A
Step Aside: a Novel, Best., 1886, 12uio.
Wood, Cyril W. A Short Catechism of Christian
Doctrine, Lon., 1872, IBmo.
Wood, David. Sheep-Dipping: n Digest of the
Latest Information and Practice connected with the Pro-
co>s, Edin. and Lon., 1885, p. Svo.
Wood, De Volson, b. 1S32, at Smyrna, X.V. ;
graduated at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1857 ; pro-
fessor of mathematics and mechanics in the .Stevens
Institute of Technology l872-8,"i, and since then pro-
fessor of engineering. 1. A Treatise on the Resistance
of .Materials, and an Appendi.\ on the Preservation of
Timber. N. York, IS71, Svo; 3d ed., IS77. 2. Treati.se
on the Theory of the Construction of Bridges and Roofs.
Illust. N. York, 1872, Svo; 2d eiL, 187fl. 3. The Elc-
nicnts of Analytical Mechanics, N. York, 1876, Svo. 4.
Principles of Fllementary Mechanics, N. York, 1878,
12iuo; Key nnd Supplement, 1SS2. &. The Elements
of Co-Ordinate (ioometry, X. Y'ork, 1870, 3 parts, Svo.
6. The Mechanics of Fluids, 1884. 7. Trigonometry,
Analytical, Plane, and Spherical, 1SS6. s. The Lumi-
niferous .Ether, N. York, 1886, IBmo. 9. Thermody-
namics. 1887.
Wood, E. J. Winter-. Chess Souvenirs: Prob-
lems: wii'i a Chess Tale, Lon., 1886, sq. 16ino.
Wood, E. M. Methodism and the Centennial of
Amcri'vin ini!."pendenoe. N. Y'ork, 1876. 12010.
VVo->d, l^'nund. Poems, Lon., 1887, 12mo.
tV«i'>il, -'. ' , Edmund (>ough de Salis, M.A.,
graduutu<l .>6 Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 1864 ; or-
dained 1865; vicar of St. Clement's, Cambridge, since
Iss.O. 1. The Province of Faith: Remarks on the
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! Method of Donation of Objective Reality 10 Subjective
1 Truth, Lon., 1 867, Svo. 2. The Relation of Habitual
and Actual (Irace, Cambridge, ISS7, Svo. 3. The Regal
i Power of the Church ; or, The Fundamentals of the
Canon Law: a Dissertation, Lon., 1888, Svo.
I Wood, Mrs. Ellen, (Price,) [oad, vol. iii.. Woon.
' Mks. llK.Nnv, add.,) d. 18S7. 1. Bessy Rano; a Novel,
Lou., IS70, 3 vols. p. Svo; new cd., 1872, I vol. 2. Deno
Hollow: a Novel, Lon., 1871, 3 vols. p. Svo; new ed.,
1873, I vol. 3. Within the Maze: a Novel, Lon., 1872,
3 vols. p. Svo. 1. The Master of Oicylands: a Novel,
Lon., 1873, 3 vols. p. Svo. !>. .Johnny Ludlow, Lon.,
1874, 3 vols. ]). Svo; 1874, 1 v(d. (Stories reprinted
from the Argosy.) 6. Told in the Twilight, Lon., 187,'),
3 vols. |i. Svo. 7. Bessy Wells, Lon., 1875, 12mo. S.
Adam (irainger: a Tale, Lon., 1876, p. Svo. 9. Our
Children, Lon., 1876, 12nio. 10. Piirkwater, Lon., 1876,
p. Svo. 11. Edina; n Novel, Lon., 1876, 3 vols. |i. Svo.
12. Ponieroy Abbey : a Romance, l.on., 1878, 3 vols. cr.
Svo. 13. John Ludlow. Second Series. Lon., 1880, 3
vols. cr. Svo. 14. Court Nethcrleigh : a Novel, Lim.,
1881, 3 vols. cr. 8vo. 15. About Ourselves, Lon., INS.).
12iuo. 16. Lady Grace, and other Sloriis, Lon., 1887,
3 vols. cr. Svo.
"Mrs. Henry Wood lias certain iiimlitlis wliieli sliiuilil
'lave made her one of our last imvel-wrileis; pupiihir is
another word. No one lays oiil ihe phin of u story letter
timii she does, and even' Mr. Wilkie (■(illiiis liiiiiself, lo
wlKun iiigemiity is the Alpha iiiiil (iniega of his eral't, is
not greater than she is in Ihe ekvenicss Willi which she
devises lier ]niz/l<'s unci tils Ihe ]iarts together. Hut Mrs.
Wood hises liersell in icrlaiii hcseltiiig sins, wliicli are
iippnrently beyond her power to oveiconie. She Is jiiierlle,
comnioiiplace. and iiieiiidicably vulgar. . . . We do not
liiid ill lier books a trace of Hint iirolesslonal pride and
Ihoroughiiess which (''sires to make a thing cood all
th'ougn witluuit rel'eri.ce to publishers or profit."— .s«(.
Jtei'., xx.\li. .M12.
Wood, Emma A. (Trnns.) Experimental Spiritu-
alism : a Hook on Mediums, bv All.m Kardec, [iifeud.,]
Lon., 1874, Svo.
Wood, Emma Caroline, I.ndy, [<niie, vol. iii.,
M'oun, Lahv Emjia, add..] l,'-|i2-lS7!i. b. in Portugai;
the daughter of Sanipmn Miclicll, an English naval
officer in the service of the tjuecn of I'ortugal ; married,
1S20, to Sir Jidin I'nge Wood, rector of St. Peter's, Corn-
hill, London, and of Cressing. in Essex. After his death
in 1866 she published her first novel under the |iseuiio-
nymeof "C. Sylvester." 1. Rosewarn : a Novel. By
C. Sylvester, Ipseud.] Lon., 1866, 3 vols. p. Svo. 2.
Choicest Selections jroin Modern Poets, Lon., 1870,
16mo. 3. On Credit. Lon., 1870, 2 vols. 12mo. 4. Sea-
drift: a Novel, Lon., 1871, 3 vols. p. Svo. 6. Cloth of
Frieze, Lon., 1872, 3 vols. ji. Svo. (i. I'p-llill : a Novel,
j.on., 1873, 3 vols. p. Svo. 7. Wild Weather, Lon., 1873,
2 vols. p. Svo. S. Ruling the Roost: a Novel, Lon.,
1874, 3 vols. p. Svo. 9. Below Ihe Salt: a Novel, Lon.,
1876, 3 vols. p. Svo. 10. Through Fire and Water: a
Novel, Lon., 1876, ?. vols. p. Svo. 11. Sheen's Foreman :
a Novel, Lon., 1877, 3 vols. cr. Svo. 12. Youth on the
Prow: a Novel, Lon., 1879, 2 vols. cr. Svo.
Wood, Frances H. 1. Number Eleven, and
other Tales, l.on., 1873, I8mo. 2. Twelve Tales from
Many Lands, Lon., lS7.'!-77, two series. Hiuio.
Wood, Rev. Francis Henry, M. A.; graduated
at St. John's College, Cambridge, Iti71 ; ordained 1871;
rector of St. Kenelm in I'.jisley 187.0-82; perpetual
curate of St. I'aul's, Nortluimpton, 1882-88. Echoes of
the Night, and other Poems, Lon., 1873, p. Svo; new
ed., rev., 1S85.
Wood, Frederick W . Six Y'ears a Priest and a
Decade a Protestant, Cleveland, 1876, 12mo,
Wood, tieorge I). 1. Ihe Study of the Physical
Sciences : their Value in Education : an Essay, Lon.,
1864, 16mo. 2. Essays on Mental Culture: a Book for
Oirl Students, Lon., 1877, 12iuo.
Wood, Rev. II. A Season among the Wild Flow-
ers. Illust. Lon., 1S83, p, Svo.
Wood, II. Freeman. I. Modern Methods of Il-
lustrating Books, (" Book-Lover's Library,") Lon., 1887.
Anon. 2. The Passenger from Scotland Y'aid, Lon.,
1888, p. Svo. 3. The Englishman of the Rue Cain: a
Novel, Lon., 1888, or. Svo.
Wood. H. K., a Glasgow merchant, 1. The High,
way of Salvation, Lon. and Aylesbury, 1874, 12mo; new
cd., 1881. 2. The Cross and the Crown, (embracing the
Period from the Crucitixion to the Ascension,) Paisley,
1875, 16ino. 3. Heavenly Love and Earthly Echoes,
Lon., 1877, 12mo. 4. The Heavenly Bridegroom and
lily IK !^nlij*'c-tivn
tiiin iiT lliiliitiial
0, 3. Thu Hogiil
laiiicnUils of the
1, f<VI).
ii , vol. iii,, WiMih,
■ Uiino: ft ^■(nt.|,
2, I vol, 2. Di'iiu
p. Svo; n(!W cil.,
sovel, l.iin., IK72,
yliinils : n Novel,
:iy l.uillnw, I, on.,
Stdrii'K i>|iriiit(ii
li|{lit, Lun., 187.'),
1875, 12U10. 8.
|). 8vo. ». Our
valor, I.on., 187(1,
7C, II vols. ji. 8vo.
., 1 878, ;^ voli*. or.
;a. Lon., 18S0, ,'i
: a Novel, Iion.,
lives, him., I88:i.
)ri(8, Lon., 1887,
ivy wlilcli slidiild
riti-ri-; [Mipiiliir i.>
n of a Mory 1 liter
'iilliiiK hliiiseir. Id
L'«H (if ills craft, is
s» Willi vvMili she
iKOllier. Iliil Mrs.
Is' i-liis. which are
le. Slic if jiuerile,
r. . . . \Vc (ill not
'i-sioiial priilc and
rs or pro
pood 1
fit."— ^'^
'at.
friinenlal Splrilu-
Kardcc, [jifcud.,]
y, [diiie, vol. iii.,
, l). ill I'orliitrnl;
n KiiKlifh naval
Drtugal ; married,
St. Peter's, Corn-
. After his death
inder the jiseuilo-
1 : a Novel, liy
vols. ]). 8vo. '2.
lets, Lon., 1 8711,
J. l2nio. 4. i^ea-
no. 6. Cli.th of
'p-Ilill : a Novel,
uther, Lon., 18711,
a Novel, Lon.,
t : a Novel, Lon.,
■e and Water: a
heen's Foreman :
2. Youth on tlio
ivo.
jer Kleven. and
elve Tulea from
1 liino.
M.A. ; graduated
; ordained 1871 j
r.'i-82; perpetual
!-S8. Kchoes of
73, p. Svo ; new
i a Priest and a
2mo.
of the Physical
an Kssay, Lon.,
urc: a Iluok for
; the Wild Flow-
1 Methods of II-
ry,") Lon., 1887.
nd Yard, Lon.,
ie Hue Cain : a
. 1. The High-
874, 12moi new
(embracing the
ansion,) Paisley,
Sartbly Eohoes,
Bridegroom and
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l.i;Iirido, Lon., ,878, ,2,„„. 5. Betrothal, Lon,, 188,
2. Little J{
e-t-se:„nL..,./pJ„- Ko";":^ "IrX;-^-
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» ^---^mm^m
. I'"-l<bin,lin«, ("Brit. 1 the .NVv .)" f ■a'^JV'^,!;;; J"'j"N ."rtnerly minister of
>''■"., 87«, ,i;,no, ' the lv-tahli.sl, , "in s ''' ;;,'.''"';,«'' ' .;.^'"":'<-"' f"""
"■•'«•'«• I. Tl, l-rayeis; the P,,i e, if , L v% "•". ^''""'""y "'
Answers Iheretn, I , , , .7 ' ,i .^ ■^^"I't'Te.., and the
1888, s(|. laiiiii,
Lon., I8,s,s, itii.
Wood, Henry.
World, Host., 18.S7, niiiiu
i».o;:rLt::7.^:r?rr"-
Hio!irl;,^!:r>;,;'';;:--»«n«M. 1^
'li^' KiKhtecnth fentury L,,. ' -„ "'J''' ''""■'""^'' "'
;i;i:^iir'e'«,i^'i..''""«""^'^'"^>vee„'r^,^,^-'^' «-
Hoi;;£'Ste";:i't„y'a,:r"" --y -vam
iniiiii.
<^.csli::: ;:;,.wi.lJ:;,;, 7;;/: ':-'■>-'- a Labour
and II, T....... ,.*'""'.'"'."•' ''^'7. '-'»"• 3. Foreign
Houtuin of the 1,1,1 and ;,?,,,. ,,.. '''"'!'; '""■ar.ls the I '^"••■<li"'i h.i- \V„iki„i,„ ,,„ I n I s-7 1. ..,'""'""'
reBions."-.!,/,.*, N, ',",.'■', ''"'"' '^'^"' «■"' the siirnm',„|i,,^; ' «" , '"'7,'. "," ':'■""" <^'"nadian Free Trade, Lon ssi
i!:;:''-;;^,j|'''i-"'^ci..n;.rLd'''k::::i,ts;^:;;;;;j:
''"'•' '"8.', Isjii,,; new ed., I8.S4. *'•''
Wood, Joliii, F H f ' .« vn< r . ...
i«.mh of ,h,nan;e,i;^S b;\;i^::^;jr;';ni;:::L;::F
Ni freiy at KiiigV College, London «ince IS7 ■ II, „
"M:y'o;'^:;::r[?7si^'''i"''!''''"^>'"v^^
;^H^ii..,cu,-,a;^C/c^c::;^c^'r:i;:;;:;
L.""^i^ ri, 7,,,: V"^''''i'''''''''- '■•■»-
Ketnedies there" r Miaiy 1 87' "s'v'^ '^n'":' '""''"'i"^'
Master and Servant, aS^ ^7^8 ';'' ^'S 'ij^^'' ."■
on the Law of Firu In.,iir.i.,'..„. ' *"; -^-A 1 leiiti,,,
Slate of the Law, K ," i.h „ i 4 '"■'■■'' '" "'« ^'"'"■"^
Albany, 1878, 8™ '^"«'';''.!""1 Anierioan, \. V.,rk and
Aoii,i\aL,;w\:nd^U;rr'^i'''5^'"'T'i
Treatise on the .Statute of Wau.l , N.'v„k ',t; .f' ^
adSS "-"^'^" ^^ ^'•"- '^'-^ ■
his Life
3. A Contribution to the lli..i,,r,. .'.J ' ,.
lti,r';s","»;;.-."-;r v "->■ >."^«S'£z:L 'S,,,,;;.;,'" i-is;;:™' ..".".v™.'''- ««""».;;
ords
Wood, ll,.v. John. Ikniy Wilkes, D,D
iin.l iinic.--, .Monticil, IS8.S, l"ino
.1.!, Lon^A'",; I.-Iinf "''■''''"" ''^■'' '•'"= «ith Notes,
bar*a""hc' Mhl'u'o V*-'"rV"':"' ''• '''-'' ' """ol "' tl.o
Things fo'rlhosV who 'need Vl '"'"''''"' '"""' '"■' '"'"i"
c.ii:;;irL^:;!;f^,^^^^-;'--M.isMenat
,**?."'I.'..?.«y- •''».•.»«». M-A., d. about 1887, gradu-
ati.. at Magdalene .'"^:c:^;;,;^i,r"^^«'>8-'>-- : ^-j;^ ^V ^-l--ors : showing ,n,w thj Inh;i;;j;;n;
thn ('h,.r„r, T I ■ \"'"""" insiructKin,
naL?,uhL]"!*'\Trrs7V,i''';';',. "'• '"'/'«""' "f "■«
Harth I' TrXxL ' n •' ' ? "«l'S'<>us of India, by A.
The s, ,.iP,: . ' ?"?'"! S";) I'On., 1881, 8vo 2
,,., T,: '.'.:'„'! *'.*:«.•,""''..""'«-: 'Ji»''»»"e.': with ; Lenure
£hS,1; If ,i.LS=-:,tiSr,£;5y
lioui Homes without Hand- " Lon Is7l , „,""«'•''
ed., I8S2. «. Calendar of th . J oni'h oI'tL Y """
Naturalist Abroad. I,l„st, Lon.:"l''73rn;w'rd.,\T7''8^
J.-'".°- .'.■ ^'■^?l^»^-'"rs : ..bowing how the InhabUants of
imains
Out of
Natural Ili.;t„;jrf:„;' l^-f'^, ^»'" V "" ^™,f """
],'il3
woo
10. InnocH Abroiicl: bcitinn I'oimliir Aceouiil (,f For-
e KB InmlH, their .Struftur.., lliiLil., „n.l TnniKloruia-
timis. Illiixt. I,()n., |S7(; now ml., I,s77 hvo II
KngliBh Scenery, ni.,«ln.te,l l,y Kiiiinc.t llritir.li ArtidH,'
ll.httoii, Willi iliwriiitivo ti'xt.l L(iii„ Is;;, f„|. i^. Sa-
turf's T™.liiii(5«.- Huumn Iiiventiuii iinticiimleil by Xa-
Hiro. (lIuKt. 1,1, ri., IS77, p, Mvci.
,.,l^'''l ^^\","'''' »l,"'''l"l I'l'HiT iK'viT <M,irwK mil iiiipri' rt-
iirkal.lj than wlifii iniyii.K tli.. riMciiiMaii.T lietwwu tin.
« 111 111.. Imliils ,,l M.in,. „i til,. ,,i„..,.r Utile iliiiiKs In wlil,.li
.., ,r 'I "";'' '''■"'-''If- •,.,■ 'I'l'i' ••^"bj.'cl .If liisi...t-iir..lii.
li'duru. lia.s licfn H,■ll.I||^.l, ,.xliiiii.st..il, Mr. \V..i„l has
W. I',, ".''11" ?,,"'."';'' "■''''■■■ "'•''' "f rm'iir.h, anil what
lie has U. tell will liiiil eauur llsli.|iers."-.v,H,./„^„., 1, (|..,ii.
I.i. Tho I,Hiie ami |.'i,.l,|, (" .Vatunil lli.«t(irv Uam-
hlf», ) I.on., IS7D, Ii'in.i. | (. L'oimnnn IlritlMi iiiM.rts :
lypioal HcetlcvM, Ac, of (Iroat Britain; from '• lna..etH
lit llom,.." I,„n., I8S2, p, Svo. I,,, (h'.l.) WanderMigs
in South AiiKTioa, A,.. liy Cliarlc.» Waterton. Illu»t. I
,.in.. 1SM2, Ito. Hi. I'etlanil Rovisiti.,1. Illu«t. I.on., I
i>->*h p. Svo. 17. llall-llonr« in Kiul.l an.l Forest:
tliapters in .Natural llistorv, (..in., ISS4, I2iii.,. IS
My Uack-Viiril Zoo: a Coiirso of Niiturnl Hi.story.'
I luat. I,on., ISs,-,, I2mo, 111. Ilor«o an.l .\fan : tlioir
, .Mutual llcpunil. 1, II an.l Duties, I.on., IMSj, svo. 20
Hk -llour.i with a Natura'ist: Hamkles near the ."^hor..
I.on., I8M,^, p. ,Svo. 21. Th.i Iliiihly Natural lliatory!
I list. I,.m., IssB.sm.Jto. 22. .Man unci hi,. Ilan.liw.irk,
lllust. Lon., issil, Svo. 2:i. liinls ami Heast^ I.on., ISSS,
r. Svo. 2t. S.),.ial llahitiition.s ami I'arasitie Neats;
from '■ Homes witli.iut llamls," I.on., ISHS. 2,i. The
Zoo. lilu.st. I.on., 1SS8, It. i; 2.1 series, ISSi). 2(1 The
Urook ami its Banks, I..,ii., lssil,4t.,. 27. TheDominhm
ol .Man. Illust. Lon., IsSll, Svo. With others. Skating
iimi .Slnlnij,', I.on., Is7l, I2m„. With W(s)i,, Tiikodoiie,
Ihe FiolJ .Naturalist's IIan.|-I!ook, I.on., ISSO, 8vo.
. ',.",."'"",''' l"''''i»lis lie i(Ki ninili ti, sav that the late .Mr.
,,■,, ;■';'"' '-'^'''^ '"'•■upie.l a pr.iiiiiiient plaee in the litera-
liiie .,1 Ins i„niitry : hut we sh.uilil think there hail heen
lew iiiore siui.essUil writers in his own parlieular line,
1 lie Kilt ol piipnlur e.xnosltlun was liis In a iiuirkcil .lei;ii.|.,
iin.l the artol eonveyiiiK kii.iwle.lue In a simple ami at-
tra,.tiye lorni. I he kiii,wle.l).e, too, was i,r an exiremely
varieil ami cdinprelienslve kiml. The man who lia.l a
thuroUKh ai.||iiaiiitam.|. with Mr, Wuiiil's works woiilil
lei.onie a kiiiil of walking iliiiinmiiy i,r iiseliil inloima.
on aeipiireil throUL'h tlie study uf liteiatnie far lighter '
t mil iiine-t<:iit,is (it the novels pnhlishe.l In these .lays,"- t
>im-lut(ir, July 12. IS'jn, ,",7. ' j
•■ Umloiihteii.y my lather's creat ilistinetliin was that iif I
leliiK the pioneer In the work .ilpopnlarizini,' ntitnral his- .
lory ami pre.senlinfc' it tilth. Kerijral piiMie in the loini of i
an alliirniK'.anil ileeply imero.stinf; stuily. He hail manv
•Milisemiint imitatnrs. hut i,e hini.seinmitate.l m, .in... He
onml zo.,loKy a dull »ml dry study, open tu none hnt .
the lavonied lew wl, i enjoyed siH'eial aptitude, speeial
iiiiportuimies, and s.eeial eirenmstames I'nr its imisuit
He lelt II an ii|,eii Ijcik of world-wid.. interest, neellini; no
seholar to read or ,,iterpret it, no iinnsual zeal or persist- '
enee ir order to ileeipher its seems. His wa.s the pen that
eil iitoer iK'ii.s to write up„n ili,. snhje.'t. His was the en- ,
Ihusiasiii whieh llreil the .■iithnsiasiii of others- whieh
maile observers uiit of mei'liaiiirs, and naturalists out of
arli_sans. And t.,|,'etlier with ability and enthnsia.sm he
nniteil a dojiKed persi'veranee which enable.l him In ae-
eomplish a w.irk wiiieli.eveii ,so far as its mere e.vtent Is
(.oneern..il, very I'ew men have e.xeelle.l."-7"/it Hiv. J. 0.
II «'«( .. his I.ijt unit »;,rk. by Tiikoikiui.: Wimiii, p, 12o.
>tou(l, John Turtle, d. IsOO, He spent eleven
years, ls(i,-i-7l, in making c.veavations at Ephesus,
partly with funds supplied by the British .Museum. Dis-
coveries nt Ephesus : including the Site and Itemains of
the (ireat Temple of Diana. Illust. IS7(i, r. Hvo.
" Here is a rei'ord of honest bard work, earried on for a
long lime in the teeth of .limenlti..s of every kind, and
rewarded with discoveries of real and high moment. It is
Boniethlng to lie able to draw a pi.tnre of the fai.ions lemiile
which passed lor one ol the wonders of the world, ..Vinl
ironi aiiotlii-i- ijoint of view, it is at least a.s much to have
oroiiL'iit to lik'bt the precious store of ii..^,-rii,iions which
-Mr, «o(,il puts together at the eii.l of his suinptuoiis vol-
ume, — ,s„/. I.'n:. .xliil. ;i:!o.
Wood, John W. I. The Serpent round the Soul :
" Poem, Ellin., Is70, 8vo. 2. Ceres Kaces, [verse,]
WOO
CuiMir-Fife, IS7.3, Svo.
" oocl, John William. Tales and Sketches in
Pro.se and Verse, Lon., ISSII, Svo.
W ooU, llev. JoMeph, u Primitive Methodist min-
ister. Sunset at Noonday : .Mnmorinl.s of Mrs. J. T
Robson, I.on., Isri, l2nio."
Wood, yits. Jiilin Amandn, (Nargent,)
( Minnie .Mary I.ee," pseud.) I. Myrrha Lake; or,
into the Light of Catholicity ; 2d ed., N. York, 1873,
1544
I «mo. 2. Huborfs Wife: a Si„rv for You, B«lt., 1875,
IJmo. ,'l. The llrown llougeat Dufflelil ; a Story of Life
without and within the I'olil, Bait,, 1877, l2uio. 4, The
Story of Annette ami her Five Dolls: told tu Dear Lilllo
i Catholic ('liililr..u, Halt., 188(1, an. |(im».
I Wood, Kill... I. A Waif,,/ the .Sen, Illust. L,m.,
I 8i,), 1, Svo 2. Lory Bell ; a Story about Trust In ()„,|,
I l,on., IS8.I, 121110. ;i. Winnie's .Secret : a Story of Faith
and Patience. Illust. I.on., 1884, p. Svo. 4. .lack ttn,l
the Oyiiaies, L,m., 1887, 12mo. 5. liicle Ueuben's
.Secret, l.on., I8S7, p. Svo.
Wood, M. .M, tlioilism nml the Centennial of Amer-
ican Independence, N. York, 187(1, l2mo
H ood, Oliver E. The West point .^crap-Book : n
C.illectii.ii of Stories. Songs, and Legends of th,. llniti-d
.•whites Military Acinletny. Illust. N. York, 1871. 8vo.
H ood, I . Ky,lale ; or, Before and After Culloden :
a Novel, I.on., 1SS2, p, Svo.
Wood, Ulchnrd A., ("Paul Cushing," pseud.)
1. A Woman with a Secret, I„m., ISS,'',, :i vols. er. Svo
.. Misogyny and the Maiilen : a Novel, I.on., IS85, er,'
8vo. ,i. Dr. Ciesar Cwl, .Mind I'lirer, Lon., 1887 ;)
vols, or, Svo. 4. The Blacksmith of Voe: a .Novel.
I.on., 1888, .'1 vols, cr, Svo.
Wood, .Siimuel, gardener. I. Gardening for the
(ottage; or, How to grow Win.Iow and other Plants,
Lon., ISfill, 12nio. 2. The Plain Path to (i„o,l (Janlen-
ing, l..m IS7I p.Svo; 2,1 cL, enl. entitled "A Plain
(luidc tolJood (Jurdi'iiing," I87rt ; :kl ed., IS71I ;) .Mul
tuni-in-Parvo Oardening, Lon.. Is77, p, Svoj new' c,|
rev,, I87U. 4. Tb,. Bulb-lbirdcn, Illust, Lon,, 187,8*
p. 8vo. 5. Tie Tree-Planter and Plant Propagator.'
(•Wealcs .Ser,,", Lon,, 188(1, |2mo. (i. The Tree-
Pruner, ("Weale's Scr„") Lon., I8s(l, 12iiio. 7. The
Forcitig-Uanlen ; or. How to grow Early Fruits, Flowers
and \egetablcs. Illust. Lon,, I8S|, p. Svo, 8 The
I Ladies' .Multuin-in-Puvo Fl. wcr-(iarden and Amateur's
. Complete (iuide. Illust. Lou., 1881, p. Svo. '.(..Modern
j Window-Oardening, under Asueots, North, South, etc..
I.on., 1884, p. Svo. 7 , ,
Wood, Sniniiel, naturalist. I. The Dwellers in
; our Oardens: their Livi-s and Works, Lou., is;,", p Sv,,.
new ed., ISSl. 2. The Itiril and Animal Preserver!
How to Skin, Stuir, aii<l .Mount, Lon,, IS77, |2mo
i Wood, llev. .Samuel Theodore, M.A., liCI.
■graduated at Christ Church, (l.xford, 18(17; ordained
j I8|(l; rector of Ililperton „■ Wliiiddon 1888. 1. The
I .spirits in Pri.sou : a Lenten Ueverio, [verse,] Lon., 1877.
2. Seen and Unseen; an Epiphany Poem, Lon., IS78,
' ,.:","!' '''•.•^''"''''•en "' Calvary : Instructions for School-
children, I.on., ISSl, .■)2mo.
' Wood, .Sara, and others. Stories from Many
Lands, L,m„ |S77, l2mo. '
Wood, Shakspere. 1. The Capitoline Museum
ol Sculpture; a Catalogue, Rome, 1872, Svo. 2. The
•New Curiosuiii Urbis; a (iuije to Ane:jnt and Modern
Uonie, Lon., 187;'), p. Svo.
Wood, .Susan. (Trans.) Levana ; or. The Doctrine
of L.lucation, by Jean Paul Richtcr. Selections. Lon ,
I881, p, Svo.
Wood, Theodore, son of Rev. ,1. G. Wood, .„o,.„.
I. Inictical Lessons on Insect Life, Lon., 188H, |2mo
-'. Leg,s and Wings. Lon,, ISS4, sm. Svo. :i. Our Insect
Allies, Lon., ISS4, 12mo, 4, Our In,sect Enemies. 11-
lust Lon ISS.,, 12mo. 5. Nature ami her Servants;
.^ketches ol the Animal Kingdom, I.,m., 1885, p Svo
(>. Our liir.l Allies, I.on., 1887, 12mo. 7. The Farmer's
Friends nml Foes, I.on., ISSS, p. Svo. And see Wooii,
I Wood, llev. Thomas, Wesleyan minister. I'lio
I Doetrmes ol Annihilation and Universalism view,-.l in
he Light ol Reason, Analogy, and Revelation, Lon,,
ISSl, p, Svo.
,,."?"^», 'tev- Thomas William, educated at
Kings (o lege, Lonibm ; or,laine,l 1868; domestic ehap-
hun at Riydd Court I87()-S(), and since then vicar of
El.lerslield ; chnpl.-iin of the or.ler of St, John of Jem-
salem since 1874 I Five Ilundreil Abbreviations made
Intelligible; with Notes, I.on.. I87.'t. 2. Notes on the
Irayer-Book and Psalter, for Choristers, Lon. 187;! ■ ",t
7 I IS-:- ,«• ''^'- ^^'\^'i'r Tyi"'«™pl.ically Ueviscd,
Lon,, ls,j, l«m„ 4. A Manual of Pulpit Prayers, Lon,,
'■ '' rJ-i.'' ,'?.■ J''™'"':'-"rai .md Aculemieal Colour.s,
,.on„ IS,B l2,„o fi. A Guide to Ordination in the
Church of England, Lon,, lS7il, 12ino, 7. The Degrees,
downs, and Hoods ol the British, Colonial, Indian, and
American Lnivcrsities and Colleges, I.on., 1883, 4to
woo
V.m, nnlt., 1875,
; iiSliiry of Lifo
r, i:'iiio. 4. 'I'll,,
Id tu Deiir LIttIo
n. Illust. Fion.,
lit Trust in (lu.l,
a Story oC Kiiith
0. I. Jiu'k anil
I'lielo Uciihon'»
eniiial u{ Aincr-
i.
I Suriiii-Ilcxik : a
Isol' Ihi' Uiiitcil
'urk, l.sri, 8vo.
Alter Culluilen:
■<liin|?," |)seuil.)
II vol*. IT. .Hvo.
, I,on., 1HH5, cr.
, l,on., 1887, ;i
\'oo: a .Novel,
•denliiK for tliii
1 otiicr riiiiils,
> (iooil (iiirik'ii-
itloil "A riiiiii
18711. J). Mul-
8vo ; new eil.,
t. I.on., 1878,
lit l'r(i|m(riii<ir,
Ci. The Tieo-
U'lno. 7. Tho
•'ruits, Flowers,
1. 8vo. S. Tho
iinil .Ainiitciir'n
vo. '.K Modern
111, South, cte.,
10 Dwellers in
., l^;7.'i, p. 8vu;
lal Preserver :
7, l-'iuo.
M.A., li.C.K.,
8li7 i onhiiiied
1888. I. The
le,] liOn., 1877.
11, r.oii., 1S78,
ana lor Sohoul-
from Miiny
»llne Muecuin
8vo. L'. The
t and Modern
, The Doctrine
lotions. Lon.,
Wood, nii/ii-ii.
., 188;i, i:;,no.
:i. Our Insect
Kneiiiies. II-
lier Servants :
1885, |). Svo.
The Kiiriner'a
nd see Wood,
linifter. The
"111 viewc^l in
Diatiun, l.un.,
educated iit
ouicstic eliap-
;hen viear of
ohn of ,Jeru-
I'ialions made
Notes on the
on., 187;t ; -M
illy UevL^ed,
'rayers, Lou.,
liciil Colour.",
ation in the
Tho Degree.",
Indian, and
., 1883, 4to.
8. BtdcnAeld and Hk A
WOO
R
P=,r, ttl^^'-" ^-- '-^'. «• Tho , ^ ^„„UH..,. J„H„ „..,.,.„M
Hooil, Ui'v. iv
toi-.v and Aniioiili
The !•
Wood, n. .>i, ' i
i|iilliei<, Kdiii., IMSS
ia-t \ouk of Kifo : itg II
N'ortI
Is- I Host,, IS
li anil
uth
How I found It
XIK liii
li'Kother wlih .Mnry'a .Stat
I'luont,
M<>X» 'if India made I'lain i a
I.on., I8,si. |(„,
•'liionu,: Mother Earth's III,,,,.
•NfW Sehool, Un., 187a, |,,
IM7I,
i'i'«; or, (iauie
Journalistic Ueliosi,eci
Wood, Wiillavt'.
rajiliy : a Honiiiiue of tli
Wood, Ualler. The Hook of 1., i,
fotMi SiiiKle l>l,iy,.|., I.,,,,., |s,s7.,. s '""
I.ukes llo."i,ital |„„„l„„ '•"•^•'•' I'liysician to St.
Insanilv: Jitl ,^t, 1 I' , ;,"'''i',""','^' "» "'« '''•-■'' "f
i-if. in\ii;t,;i:ri s■:i?;^;'^''-''''''»^
tli" Lunacy l.uvv, l.i.u., IsVl! .sn, ' " '"""""^ ""^
«">j: i'a,,ersund Addr..:,. 'i;;:;,,:,^^;'';..^;; '^""' '^-
Hood, Kcv. Uiilia,,, Splcer, Jr v
nated, (irst class CIih" Triii niVt r i • 7. ', ' '' *''■'"'■
bridKc, 1871 ; ordained l4i\ ro^. It o,'",;' .' ''■«°: •;"'"-
am lainloii since I sm i " ■ ""-'•'^ <>< I ll.inl w .\shton
>vesentAs;er^d'r,;d'i,^;:,.:t;rl?87r"':'
Mudies iii^st. i-a,.,, K,,;„„, ,^\u:'\i,!Zr:::"ij:
»l llH' Inner Tuu.i.le'' 871 sLlJir'.'r' '".."'f.''"
and Vignettes hyVs.ChattXu:<;^l;!;;U
Hood..W„r(iii. .SeoMAiTis.
"oodail, Williaill. Paris after Two <!
Woodall, William Otier
Woodbury, « nlliT II. ( !•:
d.) Treiisiiro-.S|M
(Ud.) A
r,"'r« :•;?,• ,•;,?"""• ■' ■ ■' "."";« ^..
Pcc^l ar Coct -n^ ""'/ ^ '• '""'^'"' '" "''^'^1' "'•
K.;^n,^S;';li'!l'l:;;;-T8.;;:';tf^^-"^'"--^
Esq.,"
i, . . I ,;.' "■■^"•■iic anil moiiern yKslhetii
1 om.lar History of Society, l,on., Iss.'f ,, %"„
'. n I'lteiiceol ^reelllu.•.onrv, ,on., 1x7,1 hv,, •> iw,, \
Konn.ug's M,.8„nie Cyelo oudia and i „„ i vLl J
Masiinie Archu3o,o«y, HIstl.ry, and niogn'.'phyr'L;',
sii.^h",'!""'"''' •'• """' "■"" C'""!"--. ••""., 187.3,
Woodlord, Rt. iicv. James H,igsi.||,
f"""' '"'• '"•• »;1'M lM.'tt-18S5; graduate"
Twelve Sciiiions. Lon., 1SS7, ii. Svo.
(I j^lMld.) ,>«ec Iluuroil, UoBKl.T li., .„n™. '
ood.T, J. .Ksihellc and Modern .Kstheticisni
"TO than With themai;;:r,,ofuio Vo I.ii:.; r '•• i^""'??!?' .^.r''"^ '" Shakespeare's " A
\V»...li.,i.i„. .. „ to ilw. '. Mi.i.. ■ .,-.T-. .■'■'>" l-lyinologicul Index
fi
IS.s.s, ,Svo.
I "■•"V'"',"''*'^' "«*'• S«i"iiel .Merrill D 11
Theoh,j,^e:i-i:^f:^t^;:^-tk->.:^^.;f-i;^
M A h I8V1 V""T "'"-gess i-nncaNtcr,
1S7h': ™|,1^ • ,*^'""""^"' "' «'"••'■"'« College, il.xford
INS, calleil to tlie bar at Lincoln's Inn I88II. 1 The
,iirc^;;:"L::!i::s7r"Lr ""'"'''"^""""-- ^'«'"'»
I Woodgatc, V. Frederick. .'Shee,, ami Cattle
, Faiiuing Ml liiieiios Ayres : with a Sketch f he Finln
Woodgate, liev. Heiir, Arthur, MA UD
tVom ISr "'j' 'Tr^ '*""-!'^'-'^ n.torof'B^toug Von
p.^;osti!,„A^:;78?.'r.'id"d'!!;si^-^»T
A Consnectiis of the V.ul.lJ?.:.-'-.'''^- ."'""« /'""•• ^^
Storv r {■ 1 'Jiiicoin s ini
the
,u,,, — -■ — "■"»"■..-!. , son 01 tti
8 1., graduated at lirascuose Colleae Ox
called to the bar at the Inner 'Teiuidf i,S72.
ili „ M 1 '■', '• ^"R"SIUS, D.D., !„i,le. vol ford ISIlT- ,.,.ii„ 1. Ti r ' "™''^""''<= • ""ege, 0.x-
tary erations during the War, Providence 1875 ^"^;i,..;;, 1^' ""1 " *''''!''"»" Rowing at Eton
of ilh;,,,; ,^l!/ tf^'" ''""'' " ""^ ^-"- »»" !^^ «. ":^z; w.^;'::% ' '^""•' '«^«' p- ^vu-^ Anf:^
ofKlio.ic [sland. IS77. ..-- „, •'.»., ^rn/^iv,.
.^-•^"-V. -./.«. Fire Protection ^ Mills, i corZ^rihf^Z^;,.:!:?^ ^l^^J^f!^!:^
N.\ork, oiogioal .Society. Iliust. 1S,S-I, p. 8vo '
Illust. N.
and Construction of .Mill-Floor" ie
1882, 8vo.
verDrvei':7s'8^'2i:,;/""^'^'«' ^'"'"'■^-^ '» »-
Woodbury, J. W., and others. The First Hunt
and other Stories. Iliust. Host., 1878, I2iuo. '
Woodhead, Eriiest.
Professor Hodgson, Edin., 1884
i-.V ""'','•«««•» German Sims. Mn frpp
1545
ipshi
'tudent Reoollections of
M.D., F.R.C.P.
ip!'
I"*
WOO
Priiolk-iil Puthology : ■ Maniml for Htudenti unil Prurtl-
lioiiBrn. Illiiit. IMIii., 1nk;1. «v»i :Me,l., Ihm:,. With
lAiiK, AiiTiii II William, M.I)., l'Btli..logloul Myoology,
Wuodhcnd, JoHliiin T. Tin- (ioMen Kefereo : n
Uiiido t.i Jli'ttUli. lly Modicuii 4 Co. I.ivfr,,,,,,!, IH71,
l3iiii>.
Uoodhill, II. DlKi'dtinxiiMil Tubuhiling Aot'ounH
(iiicl lictuiii I'm Civil Sfiviif, I.mi., 1H71), Svii.
Woodhouac, Ucv. i'ri-dcrick t'harlefi, M.A.,
[<.M/r, vdl. iii. ii,l<l.,] Krii.lualr.l at St. J(,liii< (.'ullege, i
Ciiiiiliriilgp, l-:)0; ordiiimvl |s.',ii| rector .if .Si .Miiry'n,
lluliiio, IS.W-75, iiiiil «lii(M. 'Iiun vic'iiriif Holy Trinity,
I'olkfi'tono. I. The K.\i.|, I larof I'liti.'iiM : Mo.lltMlioin
on the Firty-Kirst Pnaliu, I,on., 1X7-', Svo. 2 Th«
CoiinmlH of I'erlVolion; or, Christ and Modern ChrU.
tianity, Lon., lN7.i, p. Svo. 3. The Military Religious
Orders of the .Mld.llc Atfcs : the llospltallor!.. the Tfin-
plam, the Teutoniu Knights and otherx : with an Ap-
pendix of other Orders of Knighthood, Legendary.
Honorary, and Modern. Lcjn., lt<7«, p. Kvii. 1. Spiritual
I-cs»on» taught Ijy Dumb Animals, I.on., IS.SO, I2in(i. S,
The I.ife of the .■<oul in the World : a Hook of .Xpirilo il
Heading, l,or., IN8I. ^vu. 6. Plain Preaching, Lon.,
1S82, l2nio. 7. A "', i.ual for Lent: .Meditationi fur
Every IJay, l.on., Iss;i, p. ^• oj ;)d ed., 1SS|. s. A
Manual tor Advent : a J\iv lliouglits for Every Day,
I.on., IHs;|, p. Svo. '.i. A Manuiil for Holy Days for
which the Church prov leu .'Special Services, Lon., ISss,
p. Svo.
Moudhouae, Rev. RpKinald Illingworth,
M.A., graduated at St. Jcdiii'H College, Cambridge, 1877 ;
ordained IS7S; vioar of St. Luke's, liromley Common,
since 1SS7. What i.i the Church ? or. Plain Instruction,
ac, Lon., ISSfl. .so. Iiimo.
Moodhiill, Alfred .\lcxnndi>r, M.D.. b. 1S,I7, in
New Jerseyj entered the army as assistant surgeon ISIll ;
served in the civil war; io;ijor surgeon 1876. 1. Cata-
logue of the Surgical Sectiuii of the Inited States Army
Medical Museum : iireiiared under the Direction of the
SurgconOener.il, Wash., ISHB, 4to. 2. Ipecacuanha:
Studies, chieHy Clinical, cm I ho Non- Emetic Use of Ipe-
OBOuunha: with Contribution to the Thorupcusis of
Chcilera, I'hila., IS76, Svo.
Houdhiill, Mrs. Vii-toria, (Claflin.) I. Me-
inorial on Women's Hights, .\. Vcirk, 1870, Svo. 2. The
Origin, Tendencies, and Principles of (iovernmont , or.
The Kise ami Kail of Nations: with the I'nitcd States us
the Kepresenlative (Jovcrnment of the World, N. York.
1871, Svo.
Woodman, CliarlcN II. Hoys and Girls of the
Kevolution, Pliila., IS7il, |2mo.
Woodman, Emma II. Men, Women, and Prog.
reas, Lon., lsS'),j). Svo.
W oodman, Frederick. The House of Clarisford ;
a Prophecy, Lon., 1S77, 3 vols. or. Svo.
Wiiodman, John, M.D., F.R.C.S., medical oHicei
of hcalih, E.vcl.r, Ac. Notes on Transplantation or En-
grailing of Skill, Lon,, IS7I, Svo; 2d od., eiil., 187;!.
>toodmau, Joseiih Vere, graduated at the Uni-
versity id' London ISiiii; called to the bar at the .Middle
Temple ISI'm: chief reporter of India law report.s, Cal-
cutla. I. The Indian Digest: being a Complete Index
to the Reported Cases of the High Courts establisheil in
India, Calcutta, 1S70, Svo. 2. A Digest of Cases reported
in the liengal Law Reports, v(ds. i. to .w., and in the
Supplemental Volume of Full Bench Rulings, Calcutta,
I87S. r. Svo. '
^Woodman, M. S. Choice Receipts, Host., 1875,
Woodman, William Uatburst. (Trans.) On
the Teinperaiurc in Di.siascs, by C. A. Wunderlich, (New
Sydenham Soc. Pub.,) Lon., 1S71, Svo. With Tniv,
Chahlkh Mkv.mott, A Handy Hook of Forensic Medicine
and Toxicology, Lon., IS77, Svo.
Woodrooit'e, Selina .'Mary. Pedigree of Wood-
roiiffe: with Memorials and Xotos, Lon., 1S78, 4to. LU)
WOO
York, 1871, r.'mn. .1, Holden with the Cords. N. York,
1S71, |2mo. With others, Ho gi^rth Songs: aCollcetlon
of Religious Lyrios. Illu-t. .\. York, ISS(), |2ino.
Wood*, Hcv. Prancix Ili-nry, M.A., ll.D.,gi,i(|.
uateil, llril class Theol., at .lesus College, Oxford, IS7.'I|
Fellow of St. John's College Is7il-H.'); lecturer lHsa-HH|
ordained IS7I; vioar of Chalt'ont St. Peter IssS. |. \
tiuide to the Study of Theology for the Oxford Honour
School, L.,n., IS8(i, p. Svo, 2. Swe.|cn and Norway,
(" Foreign Countries and Ilrittah Colonies,") Lon., Iss2,
cr. Svo.
"A umninil which is at once both exhrnsllve and com-
prehensive."— .Iiw^, xxl, m:i.
■'1. (Ed.) Can. ins ..f the Seeoml Couneil of Orange,
A. D. 5211: with iin Introduction, Translation, an.l Note",
0x1'., 1882, Svo. 4. (Trans.) The Civilization of Swe.len
in Heathen Times, bv Oscar Montelius, Professor at Iho
National Historical Museum, Sweilen : from the Sec.md
Swedish Eilition, Kevisml and Enlargeil by the Author.
Map and lllust. Lon., ISSS, 8vo. With Johnston, Rkv.
John Oitavii s, (trans.) Three Anti-Pclagiun Treiitises
of St. Augiisline: with Analvses, Lon., I8S7, p. Hvo.
Woods, (;eorKi> liryaill. Essays, Sketches, and
.■^(•■ries: with a Uiograpliieal M.inoir, Host., I87:t, l2mo.
Posih.
Woods, JameN Chapman. I. A Child of the
People, and other Poems, Lon., 1S7», p. Svo. 2. (Jui.lo
to Swansea and the Mumbles, Gower, an.l other Places,
Lon., 18s;). 3, Old un.l Rare Hooks, [a lecture,! Lon .
1SS5. ■' '
"A very Interesting Introduction to the subject of liuok-
collectliig,'— .Icoj/,, xxvli. 'I'lT.
I. In Foreign Uyeways: a Rhapsody of Travel, Lon.,
ISS7, l2mo.
Woodit, Mrs. Kate Tannatt. I. All Around a
Uocking-Chair. lllust. N. York, 1879, so, Svo 2.
Six Little Rebels. lllust. B.ist., 1879, IHnio. .'t. Doc-
tor Dick, lllust. Host., issil, I2mo. 4. Toots nn.l his
Friends. lllust. N. York, ISS;), Ito. J. Twice Two,
and other Stories, lllust. N. York, IS8:i,4lo tl. The
Duncans on Land and Sea, N. York, 1883, vo. 7.
That Dreadful Hoy: an American Novel, Host., ISSflj
12ino. With others, Jack's First Contract, and "tlier
Stories. lllust. H..st.. I87S, Kimo.
Woods, .tiargaret L. A Village Tragedy, Lon.,
18S7, cr. Svo.
Woods, W. Fell. Letters on Oyster- Fisheries ;
the Causes of Scarcity, the Uenicdies, Ac, Lon., 1S77,
Svo.
Woods, W. J. A Visit to Victoria, Lon., 18S6.
l2mo. '
Woods, William U. United States Circuit Court
Reports for the Fifth Circuit, IS70-S,'t, Chic, 1875-S3.
4 vols. Svo. '
Woods, William S. How Bcnnio did it, Best..
18S7, 16mo. '
Woodthorpe, Kohert Gosset. The Lushai
Rxpedition, 1S7I-IS72, Lon., 1873, Svo.
"Woodville, Jennie," (Pxeud.) See Stahlkk,
Jknnik Latham, mnird.
Woodward, Mrs. 1. Ellen Clinton; or, The In-
copies, privately printed.
Woodrow, G. Marshall. Hints on Gardening
in India; 2d ed., enl., Bombay, 1S77, Svo.
Woodrutt, George II., Perrin, W. II., and
IIlll, II. H. The History of Will County, Illinois:
containing a IIist.->ry of the County, its Cities, Towns,
Ac. lllust. Chic, 187S, Svo.
Woodruff, Mrs. Julia Louisa Matilda, (" W.
L. M. Jay," pseud.) 1. My Winter in Cuba, N. Y'ork,
1870, 12ini. 2. Shiloh; or, Without and Within, N.
1546 '
lluenco of a Loving Spirit, Lon., 18ti7, 12mo. Anon.
2. Mr. Favershain's New Year's Guest. By the Author
of "Ellen Clinton." Lon., 1S73, Svo. 3. Edith Vivi-u'!)
Exnericnce of the World, Lon., 187s, p. Svo. 4. Chi- lie:
tt Waif's History. Told by Himself. Lon., 1380, 3
vols. er. Svo. 5. Will she be Happy ? Lon., 1880, cr.
Svo.
Woodward, Annie Aubcrtine, ("Auber Fores-
tier," pseud.) See .Mooiik, Miis. A. A., hii/iiii.
Woodward, Calvin Milton, b. 1S37, at Fitch-
burg, Mass. ; graduated at Harvard 1860; professor of
mathematics and applied mechanics in the Washingtun
University, St. Louis, since 1S70, and founder of the St.
Louis Manual Training School, the Brst of its kind in
the United States, 1S79. 1. History of the St. Louis
Bridge, St. Louis, 1882. 2. The Jlanual Training
School: a Full Statement of its Aims, Methods, and
Results. lllust. Bost., 1887, Svo.
Woodward, Charles Josiah, [nnie, vol. iii.,
add.] I. Arithmetical Physics: Magnetism an.l Elec-
tricity, Lon., 18,S4, 12ino. 2. ABC Five-Figure
Logarithms, Tables, Ac, Lon,, 18»7, 12mo. With
Smith, Gkokqe, A Series of Exercises in Experimental
Physios, Lon., 1876-85, 3 parts, 12mo.
Woodward, E. Recollections of Prof. W. Ballan-
tyne Hodgson, Lon., 1883, p. Svo.
L'orili.. N. York,
gn: iiCulleullan
NSIt, \2uii>.
.A., lt.i>.,Ki»'l'
, Oxfonl, IM7;||
Jturor iHH.I-ftNj
or IHMM. I. A
Oxford lliiiiuur
anil \(irwiiy,
p,"J I-on., l'<Na,
isllvtMiiiiI cum-
ell lit' Oniiige,
ion, lind Note*,
tioi) (if Swti'lfti
'rofi'imor iit Ihn
nil tliu Svi'iiinl
by tlio Autliiir.
loiiNHTny, Rkv.
'K>'>n Treii lines
HT, p. 8v().
Slii'k'hci'. mill
it., IH-.I, I2II1II.
Chilli of tho
<va, '2, (juiile
1 other I'liifci',
li'Otiire,] Lon.,
ilijectiir hunk-
' Travel, l.im.,
All Aruuiiil a
, i"|- !*vii. 2.
liiiii. :j. iJiKs
Toots nnil his
. Twii's Two,
l,4lo t). The
HH3, ■vo. 7.
I, Dorl., ISS6,
let, and I'thur
'rugedy, l,on.,
tcr- Fisheries :
.'., Lun., I.S77,
t, Lon., 18SB,
Circuit Court
hio., 1875-.'*:!,
did it, Dott.,
Tlio Iiutiliai
<ee .STAIII.KI1,
J or, The In.
2ino. Ani'ii.
!y Iho Author
lilith Viji'ii'a
. 4. Chii. lie:
■on., 1380, ^
.on., 1880, or.
An her Forea-
17, lit Fileh-
professor of
I Washingtiin
ler of tho St.
f its kind in
ho St. Louis
lal Training
klethuds, and
If, vol. iii.,
Ill and Elio-
Fivo-Kiguro
2iuo. With
!xperiuiental
'. W. Ballan<
WOO
.ti'., of ..or H,.;tii„.,„i . '„ ,1 ' Z\ M»ruhu», llattli'S,
"-'. ''"'■■ I'liil . ist^" '^It'-^'lj'M'f '"e A,„,v „r
»nil Ihi. Mun.l,. Ihi.tlC;,,, V ''"','''"'■•'••" ''"''
Ili'tiMv of the riiirVl II.' ■ '"'"'"»• ><J'. IH70, Hv„. ,1,
"Md Niniily Klahlli IVnnV. '"'■''' .'.'"' """ "'mdred
ton, IHMl.Mvi. ''•.,. '."?''''"'''. Volunteers, 'Iren-
Will,
.Mirr.
ton, IHMI, Mvo.
Ilurlingloii and
IIaiikihv,
• 'oilliliis.
i/ollV
.Vew
. - ren
F., Iliatiiry cif
.Kr.-oy, I'hila,,
«ry at Vol.iinar.., ,V ,|.:""^.V '-'^'''"•"' ^'''2; nii,,i„n.
188,s, \V„i.l,i,. i„ 1 '*,, ' '"'"-'*"; eiinitiMif Trinir
Outdo to ihi, r„|lc.eti„„ „|-|.'„'.i FisLi^ ',1 '"n ''• ^
ment of (J,.„|,,^y „,„, ,,„,.„, fi"""" in the Depart-
ml sw s.u.TKii. ,1. W., .,„/, vol ii • """■
WOO
t.al_lh,lo.,,,.,,y treated ,.„ „ Katlonal I.a.l., N. {'ork;
' rrZ""!ltZ,^VuJlT^' 'Y \ ''"•'"'■""" '
tf«..iA. • . "oidenhain. Ion., Ms|) „ k,„
I Vrt. r s'„ Lo.,ipari»ons and I'rov.rbn, PhJIa.;
<•. a"m"\V *'|":'7;«- ';, ''r'" ^-'"-^ " Tale. I,y
\ilulteratlon of F,,,,,! rink a, li ' T'""""" "^
Lon iv.t ,^.:'''"""'"'"' -"'" "'0 '.«nd; ci^usrA:!';'
.1 Nov'.? "pI"''' V'''"« '''"■*"• '■<»■« and
11 Wovel, lliisf, |ss7 |2iii„
A.?\""!t!.'!:',f ,'l'"'.'l , '• '''h"S,.|en..eof the l.,l,|„, „,,
shown tt, olv sthT ■">''"''"8y-, "herein 1. li
non,e„a„nly""l| ^'^. ;*"7" '"'" "' '"'"""" ''"«
Theology :
T'. loi.iri,, Tn ,'*'^"-»'. n»'l finco then of Sideui..
I 2T"''"t.!i'eiT.'"'vT?J "•'^- '"""•• ^'"- "'■■ "'''<•.] i>-
' I the, hood, ml a contributor to The (1 „ i„
i^i's J : h"1" " ■ r """^ "' "'" «"-^'" Aeadeniy „ "7 "
"ii-h '..•li.>"1.,„f„,„„r of„„„|p,„,„ there in IS77 ,,
Ward, Hf,,.t., Issi
^s^ft*^-/;^i'^i':r^;7^'-----^^!^^^^^
;|i::.^'t;;t^;;^,i!^;:i,f;^;ll%,-!|^^'"-^i.m.iaii^^
.,;:< 'I.ly a «-'"K'«t ;™. a,,,,^..ia,„ ,, „,„ ,„ ,„^^„„,^^
^m"' ilt^^Vr^'"^ ';'■ '''-^ Country- around
Number Stories, linst,, 1887,
L.
Woodwurd, J
U'ino. '
Hoodunrd, jQiie
isro, p. 8vi,.
-'. Silenus I-on., l.ssi, p, Svo
.K':s!'l;!;d'i;:LI^:;;'ll,l!>;,ji;:,]::-'i7r '» n-n of sn^^cstive.
|iii;tures,|ue:'-jA., k^, l;w;,!l'' ''^'^ P«.ssaKes are eminently
•i. Tiicsiiis, [,„n.', 18X0, p'. gvo
10 an almost UKKravatin;; ex-
m
the ['lenient 7)f'un?tv'
tent. — .Imi/., xxix. '.iir,
"*■"'• .^"^"^"L0»1'' "i"™ '^79. I. Aleph ;.. rorens,,
.:^":1TSv^•K^-•:^t ift to 2 ! »±r^,^':.!E„„L,2: i;-s t'„:Ls
ward Fainilv ,f CI , ,"" "'-'"'""Sy ol tho Worn .
warn family of ( l,„sler County, I'ennsylvania ■ with an
iie'i'.:;''7t8v::""'" "' '"" ''■""-■^ ■-^""-' wiimingt.:'
Se.l*!'*!;''"'"'''*'-"- '• <5""nling tho Mails- or
i..r,.' """-'.,' ' ""'""'I. l^onn., If«7fi, 8vo. 2. The Secret
'be Wo"nderM -V'^'^^^"''""""'"' "' -'''^ito'' i
r.ir n„. ,",,, 't'"''" :'/ '^f'T'^'' '^K"-""" <"• Inspectors
,,„, :, ,° '• f^''""'t, and Capturo of Depredators
upon the Mail, SpriuKlield, Mass., 18,S7, Svo '"""""""
Woodward, Thomas Best "
-Mature of Man regarded as Triune:
a Philosimhy uf |,ife, r,„n.. I,S7.|, 8vo
tne .street Ke a igninent, Ueeonatruction, and Sanitation
of Centra London, and on the Ue-housing of the IW
Chases, (" Westgarth Pri.o Essays,") L„„., isH«, hZ
Hoolcock, Rev. James. Studies in Antbro-
pxlogy ; or. Lectures on Man, Lon., 18S;i, cr. 8vo
th:v:^Ki!!K;f'';;rt^--,'-LJ;::^rtS:
Honiof Australia, .'Sydney 188''
' IS7« °"''*"''' ^' "• '' ■"'"'"""^y "f Nursing, N. York,
Woolsiy, Charles Hilliam. (Trans ^ r^is...
..Story of Peasant Life in the South-of '/ranee lVo""|
,. r.?. 1 V ,*!'"'* **"'■"'' Chuuiicey, b. about I8«
" < levelanil, 0. ; a nieee of T. D. \\„i,|sey, ,„/„, re'
A Treatise on the : nntr" ho 7s!::di;nv„!e 'r'" .''""" """' "'' " •'"'"'''-J
wi.b an Outline of ; ^ J^f^^r iL^^'^^^^fSJ' ^^
What Kilty did. Illust U^.f mU ' ' L ""' -^^
18-1. „il Thanksgiving, nnd other Stor es. Bo"
isr: .'■vr;'t,",.ir,..':-i. rt:«*
1517
woo
WOR
it; I
Lilv ; or, How tlio Feud wiis lieiilcd : a Story for Girls
ami Boys, lllmt. Host., ISSl, sq. Hvo. 10, Cross- Patch,
and other Stories aduptoil from Mother (joose. Illust.
Boat., 18S1, Kiiiio. 11. (Tniiis.) My HcjuscholU of I'l't.-,
by Th6o|ihile Uiiutier. Illust. Host., 1H82, sq. lliiuo.
12. A Round Dozen. Illust. Bo.«t., l.SS.'l, Ifimo. i:i. A
l.iltio Country (!irl, I88.1. 14. What Katy did next,
Bust., issfi, ICmu). 15. (Tran.s.) One Day in a Baby's
Life; from the French ol M. ,\rnaud. Illust. Bost.,
ISSli, Hvo. 16. A Short Ili-story of the City of Phila-
delphia fnmi its Foundation to the Present Time. Illust.
Bo.sl., 18S7, 12ino. 17. Clover. Illust. Bost., 188.8, sq.
12ino. With others, Ballads of Koiiiance and History,
Bost., 18M7, Ito. .She has also edited and abrid(;od the i
Autobiography andCorres|iondenocuf Mrs. Uelany, Bost.,
187il, 2 vols. l2mo ; and the Diary and Letters of Frances
Burney, Bost., 1880, 2 vols. 12nio.
Wo'olsey, Theodore Uwig'nt, D.D., LL.D.,
[mile, vol. iii., add.,] lS(ll-l88il. lie resigned the office
of president of Yale College in 1871 ; was a inomber of
the Aniericiin Company of the Revisers of the New To.s-
tamenl, and its chairman 1871-81. 1. The Religion of
the Present and of the Future : Sermons preached ehielly
at Yale College, X. York, 1871, cr. 8vo. 2. Helpful
Til. Mights for Young iMen. Bost., 1874, 12uio. 3. The
Exemption of Private Property on tlie Sea from Capture :
a P.iper, X. York, 1874, 8vo. 4. Political Science; or,
The State Theoretically and Practically considered, N.
York, 1877, 2 vols. 8vo.
"Dr. Wool.sey's book . . . is divided into two parts, tlio
speculative anil the lii.-icirical or (U'scriptive, or, us ho him-
self calls it, the practical. The two parts are not distinctly
separated, however, as a good deal of speculation, an<l not
unnecessarily or improperly, runs throu'„'h the descrip-
tion. The work, taken altogether, is a very important
contributiiui to the literature of the subject,— indeed, the
most important .Vmcrican eoiilriljutiiui to it since Cal-
houn's. . . . The portion of the work which we have
called the speculative portion . . . impresses us, however,
as less clear and instruclive than the historical and de-
scriptive portion."— -Vii/iVoi, xxvi. 2(W.
3. Communism and Socialism in their History and
Theory : a Sketch, X. York, IS8I), l2mo. 0. Eros, and
other Poems, N. Haven, 1880, 12mo. Printed for pri-
vate circulation. With liAUN.tnn, F. A. P., and others.
The First Century of the Hopublic ; a Review of Auier-
ican Progress, X. York, I87fi, 8vo.
Woolsoii, Mrs. Abba liOiiisn, (Goold,) b.
1838, at Windham, Me. ; married, I80I), to Moses Wool-
son ; resides in Bo.ston ; has contributed to periodicals and
lectured on literary subjects in Boston, New Y'ork, and
elsewhere. I. Woman in American Society, Bost., 1873,
Ifimo. 2. (Ed.) Dress Reform: a Series of Lectures on
Dress as it affects the Health of Women. Illust. Bost.,
1874, 16mo. 3. Browsing among Books, and other
Essays, Bo.st., 18SI, 16nio. 4. George Eliot and her
Heroines: a Study, N. York, 1886, l2mo.
Uuolsoii, iMi8s Constance Feniniorc, b.
1848, at Claremont, N.H. ; a grand-niece of James Fen-
iuiore Cooper, the novelist; resided in Florida and other
Southern States 1873-79, and since then has lived in
England. She has contributed serials and short stories
to leading American periodicals. I. The Old Stone
House. By Anne March, [paeud.] Illust. Bost., 1873,
lOmo. 2. Castle Nowhere : Lake Country Sketches,
Bost., 187.1, I2mo. 3. Two Women: a Poem, N. York,
1877, 12mo. 4. Rodman the Keeper: Southern Sketches,
N.York, 1880, 12mo. 5. Anne: a Novel. Illust. N.
York, 1 882, l«mo.
■■ It was u rare opportunity to have discovered so new a
field in the little lonely militar>' .station on the far island
of the North. ... It su"g.;rsts combiimtions and possibili-
ties iliiite beyond the common routine of American novels.
.Miss Woolson has unfortunately given it to us only in a
few fragmentary sketches."— A'udoa, xxxv. 182.
6. For the .Major: a Novelette. Illust. N.York,
1883, Dimo. 7. East Angels, N. York, 188(1, 12mo.
Woolworth, James M. I. X'cbnuika in 1857,
Omaha, 18.i7, I2mu. 2. United States Circuit Court
Reports for the Eighth Circuit 1863-60, (Decisions by
S. F. Miller,) Chic., 1870, 8vo. 3. The Catherlral in the
American Church, N. Y'ork, 1883, Ifimo. With CnoiiNSB,
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)f tlieeartli'sNur-
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Svo. 3. A Guide
Laiv, Muxie, &B,,
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I (ii vTON, Mrs.
Nursing, Bost.,
'e and Mission of
0,
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ml Hale, Phila.,
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of the Town of
Bt Settlement to
(Ed.)
Violet.
18S-I.
i"8 Ladder : with
Lon., 1880, 4to.
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1. The Outlines
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[loniiin anil Eng-
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Ptiakspere of his
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■re might be ex-
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Ill Testament: n
17. it. Eeclesias-
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|88.i. 111! took
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nt Condition and
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Lon., 1873, p. Svo.
" Mr. Wrntlslaw lia.s done good service in putting toRctlier
the evidence and tracing the genesis of the myth In ucnm-
pendious form, though wenaiUl wi.sli he had contrived not
to make a dry subject uiiiieco-sarily tedioas."— .Su(. A'cr.,
xxxvi.lS4.
3. The Native Literature of Bohemia in the Four-
teenth Century, (Ilchester Lectures,) Lon., 1878, sq.
llimo. 4. John Hus; the Commencement of Resistance
to Papal AUkhority on the Part of the Infsrior Clergy,
IRS?,
Wray, Lieut. -Gen. Henry, R.E., C.M.O., served
in the Crimean war and the Indian Mutiny; on the
staff ol the director of artillery at Woolwich since 1868,
Some Applications of Theory to the Practice of Con-
»tructi(m : with Examples, Chatham, 1872, Svo; new
ed., illust., Lon., 1880.
2. First Ooursc of
Illust. Lon., 1885,
(Trans.) Emilc; or,
containing tlie Pjin-
1 in the First Tlireo
Bost., 1K85, 12nio.
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le Summer at Ilearlp-
o,
urical 8kctch of tlie
an Introduction by
In Historical Account
Cathedral Churcli of
1SH4, r. 8vo.
im Itobertt M.A.,
igc, Cambridge, 1H58;
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fs; or, Why should a
more than a Layman ?
Rcacy of Opinion in
!vo. 3. Two Easays:
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:rstanding, Kamsgnte,
f II. M. 82d Regiment,
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, 1875, Svo. 2. Prac-
of English Armory :
may be bornti or ac-
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188, cr. Svo.
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2d ed., Lon., 1SK2, r.
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list ; or. The Mother-
K. F.] Oalty. Lon.,
ctsam; or. Do your
equence.s, Lon., 1881,
anual of the Praeiiee
•tg having Civil Juris-
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) Word-Portraits of
jes of Contemporary
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xiord, 1854 ; ordained
■kshire, 1859-75. and
;hridgc. 1. (Ed. and
Adam of St. Victor;
I Translations in the
lanntory Notes, Lon.,
[ethodi.'m,and Itescuo
[ethodism, Poutefraet,
;" or, The Psalms of
nglish Metres, Lon.,
Henry, M.A., [imtr,
I mastership of liury
rbicr, Pembrokeshire,
1 Embassy from King
XI. of France; from
1, p. 8vr,. 2. Life,
t. John Nepomuctn,
1 Order of the Jesuits,
rice ill putting together
I of the myth liiaconi-
li lie bad contrived not
ly ledioas."— .Sa(. Jiev.,
ihemia in the Four-
res,) Lon., 1878, sq.
leement of Resistance
■ the Inferior Clergy,
, R.E., C.M.O., served
ian Mutiny ; on the
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WRA
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will ^^r'""',' Kensington, 1874, Kimo.
Wray, i.ev. James Jackson h ssto „* a
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Homi.^,^''Ln! ■I'st'^p^sVo''^ '.V 'S ^iZ'r^
Quincentenary Tribute,\on "' '<':*l; p Svo^n Th^
or, Und^r'the Surface Lo.., U35 n'lo H 4^'""'
Holmes, the Carpenter of Aspend.'le' Lon isst n ?"°
6. Widow Wi„,^„ny's Wat^h,vo;d,' Lon.', m^ ^[!Z
17. Jonas Hoggcrley, Lon I38fi n Sv,. u ii' .
the Comb: i.^mes,^k noi.!p'k!Z, ^,:^:''Z::
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M-rEtux?,""" '*"P^'" ^^'"-'-^ See lUwn.P.v,
Wren, A. T. Fractions: a Contribution in »i,„
Scienceof Arithmetic, Lon., 188.'!,,, .To. *'"'
..-^r,^''^"' "'"""J''" (^»«"-l-) See Atk.n.sov, Janb,
Wrenford, Rev. Edwin CharlPs Ph r^ ™ i
ated at St Bees l«il ; ordaildm ' Jieu,: of fi"
hani, Hertfordshire, 1881-87, and since'then of Semper'
Lo'^'I's-rT'"'' r-.,'- ^"'^ ''""""f Sacred Z;
Lon. 1«'6, 8vo. 2. Alice Maude Mary, Princess ,, "f
teif'treH'^a^: i:-., ?;s,"^:xr ^''«'"' '^i' -""
Wrigglesworth, Edmund. Beverley's Aoll of
BcTr^, &' '""''- "' "-» ^^-'"'^ "' «-'.cy,
ing?n*f.!'e*.^o'^Hs':"Lo^„:,?8'77 "''"'-"""" "^ '^"-'-■
WH^'i.^^ IhC'ophile Uauticr, Phlla., 18^2, 12mo.
" rignt, A. (>. Analy.fis and E.xnosition of tho
Constitution of Wisconsin, 1873 ^.,^^'^^P°''''"'" °' »>e
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WruiT'?"""'" r'""'"-idge, 1875, p. Svo '
Wnght, Augustine W. American St ect Rail
or^'i^!;^j?::^'pt.f^;un^a;'^„':-?!';i;:-'
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clb'rii;:''ii,''' '''/■' «™''"'"«'' at'cia;e CoVleg ;
Caiubridge, 1842; ordained 1842; vicar of Norton-
!,„.Ki, .. „o,n iw;;. Tlio Kuy.ii King of an Ancient
tory^ Motto, and Application, Lon., 187(i, lOmo.
the P,'lf„'!'"^'2^^•, ^.«Uthrie,hon. secretary to
the Edinburgh School of Cookery. (Ed.) The School
Cookery-Hook, Lon., 1S7«, 18m-. i"e ^tdool
Wright, V. II. von, lieutenant-oolonel in the I
Prussian army. 1. (Trans.) The Campaign of ISfifi In
of ls7^.'.ir-n*'"' '^"' 2- (Trans. 'Ae Campaign
of 1870-18, 1 : Operations of the South Army, by Couiit
H. von Wartenslebeii, Lon., 1872, Svo. 3. ('!' ans.) The
Campaign o IS70-1871 : Operations of the First .w!
^fra„""! T.'-p""" Wartonsleben, Lon., 1872, Svo. 4
PirstA'' ^'"'C»'"l™'g''o'l»7«-1871: O-ierationsofthe
Urn. im,'sZ "''" ""''''"' ^^ *- ^'"' S"'""''
! Wright, Caleb E. Marcus Blair: a Story of
Provincial Times, Phi'a., 1873, 16mo
ton N f.*"?'..??""." "«"«»«»". b. 1840, at Dnnbar-
of .hi {/ T" '""'i '"'^'^ in t''>=oivil war; chief
187^8% 7'Th"'r" ^"'""' "f Statistics of' Labor
IS-p V ■ to "-ensus of Massachusetts, 1875, Bost.,
S ate's wt; '^ss, '■ 7''?^"?,*°:^ System if tlie 'unitei'
onv o ,1,„ r i^-r. '^- ^^^ "''''"'"" «<■ I'olitical Econ-
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Census of Boston, 1880, Bo.st., 1883, Svo. ..The CenVus
tilti^TrM,""^' »-,'"->«8'-«*^. -t vols. 8vo.''V S'ta!
onv iv V ?r' ^.^''"J '"""'■'ogy "nd Political Econ-
Ah'o; r'e^oHs:t "" ""'''""'' ^'^ '"'''■' ''''' *'-'
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nonces in the Ranks of Company C, Eighty-First OMo '
Volunteers, 1861-1864, Phila., 18S7, 8vo
MZ\Tt''%TL'' ^'''™-^-' '^ ^--^^ '» "-
FA"D''n' ii'^n" .*^''a-'«'' Henry Hamilton,
Trini'tv p. iV '''''J'' ,[.«»"■. '">• 111., add.,] graduated at
at D esden IS^fi'.' ?«"''''■' ''5' "'^'''"'''^ '^^^J «•">?''""
of St Var.'fnir'?1.*-',^''"'°Sne 1868-73 ; incum'^bent
ot bt. .Vary s, Belfast, 1874-85, and of Bethesda Chuiicl
.?ocbtv'-Tr,„''''V "T'"''-'' "'« German Ort^a!
Ac l^/pi •r*'/"''"'* '^ptuagint at O.xfora )S8S,
Tmn la ion\n ?. '""'■'^"*''' ' ""-''Critically Revised
iranslation together with a Commentary, Lon., 1809,
the Roval Ihm "^■^'''"; ^"^"""^ Cooke, Gunner of
t le Uoyal Artillery, Lay Agent of tl^e British Institute
-5" r'to T^'^''^'' "' '"" '-""" M"ti;y of 1857
12m„ '? '"^..f '""! Copffo of Lucknow, Lon., 1873,
gener ion Z^< ,S.,''f »octrine of Baptismal Re-
hind ml L?r^ "• ^Wi"' *■ '^''« Church of Ire-
of Hi torv „ 1^ «""" '",""= Title considered in the Light
187S ^^n^-' ^^^'""i^. I^^ei«l«tion, Dublin, 1877; 2d Id.,
Svo V. '70 1 T" "''l.^eview, Lon. and Edin., 1S78,
HE^ S r: ""• "- "- s &«
Ind a Rovit . T ',";'' »'"1 firammatical Commentary
-81) Ion f«^^''«""''"u"''„V?'""'""'"' ^"""-es for 18S0
„ ,'L,"-' '."'^3, Svo. 8. Biblical Essays; or Exceeti
Chet'f'o"'" "nr^ ■^"'' ""'l ^oial^^^EX'
PrTson-'^ani,^ i-""'' "u8°8' ^t. Peter's "Spirits in
8vr And si s" ^"^ "?,""' Apo^bpse, Edin., 1886, p.
ovo. Ana see Smif !.•« Pl.i. n..., m ' 'r
Svn 4n,l .„„ c "'•' ---"-' "l'"'--".>P»e. JiUin., ISBd
Writhl r^."^'■'' '^Ji''' ^''"""^^ Thomas, ,«/>,•«. "
Wright, Charles Romley Alder. D Sc lee
,»-!!■ '','^V'*^''»"""=ey, [narc, vol. iii., ndd.,1 1830-
852'- inl,.!""'""''';;"' ^''''■' 8^'"1"»'«J ot ila vf d
-7' 'contrihntL'" ■""'""''»"« iysics at Harvard 1874
NorihWricinH' ''■■'"'' "P' '''"""I''''"'''' "'"^y^ '» 'he
•xorm American Review. 1. Da.ivinism • beinVr an Fv
am.nation of St. George Mivart's " G^eZ s of S^iiecies •'
reprinted from the North American RevTew with AU
1551
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h,u]\ ufi'i V.^','''',''^'"' 'hrfUBli except by n few stiidciiLs,
mu it « II l)e reiK in pnrts with great pi isure by manv
ni.(l n inmursntislaction will be fo.in.i in the I Iterarv nS
entalmn of persons aij.i events familiar tb o, gh 'o^imion
Inlereonrse an.l knowludBe,"-.l««>ito Mmthlu.xU 074
T f "«''•• V* '*'• *'■■■''• Durlii.^ton'a Ward; or, The
Infonor Sex, Host., 1S74, Iflmo.
Wright, Daniel, M.D. (Trans.) History of Nepal;
from the I'arbatiya : with an Introdiietury Sketch of the
Country and I'eople of Nopal, Cambridge, 1.S77, r. 8vo.
■»J right, Hev. Uavid, .M.A., [a,j,, vol. iii., second
ot the name, add.,] graduated at Magdalen iiall, Oxford,
lS4t; ordained 1844; vicarof Stoke-Iiishop since 1861) ;
minor canon of Bristol. Waiting for the Light, and
other .Sermons, Lon., 1875, p. 8vo.
W right, E. M. liehind the .Scenes : a Story of the
Stage. Uy \'erity Victor. Boat., 1870.
W right, Edward Perceval, M.A., M.D., F.L.S.,
professor of botany and kcDper of the herbarium in the
I niversity of Dublin. 1. (Trans.) On the Pathogeny
of Squint; from the German of F. C. Bonders, l,on.,
181)4, 8vo. 2. Mammalia : tlieir Various Forms and j
Habits; adapted from the French of Louis Figuier. '
Illiist. Lon., 1875, Svo. 3. Animal Life; being ni
Series of Desoript'ons of the Various Sub-Kingdoms of
the Animal Kingdom. Illust. Lon., 187!), r. 8vo ; new i
cd.,lSSI. 4. Cassell's Concise Natural History. Illust '
Lon., 1884, r. 8vo. j
Wright, Eliziir, [ante, vol. iii., Wright, Elizuh, I
Jr.. add.,] 1804-1880. insurance commissioner of "'nssa- !
'^husetts 1850-66, and afterwards a consulting actuary
for life-insurance companies. 1. Perforations in the
" Liittcr-Day Pamphlets." Edited [written] bv One of '
the '• Eighteen Millions of Bores." Best., 18o0", 8vo. 2. j
The Programme of Peace. By a Domoorat of the Old ■
School. Bost., 1862. S. Savings-Bank Life Insurance :
with Illustrative Tables, 1872. 4. Politics and Myste-
ries of Life Insurance, Bost., 187.3, 12ino. 5. The North- ■
em Paoi.'ic Railroad. By a Friend of the Road. Bost., i
1871. 6. Element 1 of Life Insurance, for the Use of I
Family Banks. Boit., 1876, 12nio. 7. Traps baited with
Orphans; or, What is the Matter with Life Insurance' '
Bost., 1877, 18mo. 8. Myron Holly, an' \mI he did
for Liberty and True Religion, Bost., ; 12ino. 9.
The Voice of a Tree from the Middlesex 'ells. By
Pinus Strobus. Best., 188:i.
Wright, Ellis. 1. (Trans.) AVoodland Tales, by
Julius Stride, Lon., 1887, p. Svo. 2. (Trans.) Elfriede":
a Romance of the Rhineland, by ) rof. Hausrath, (George
Taylor,) Lon., 1888, 2 vols. or. 8vo.
Wright, Elverton. Pen's Venture, Bost., 1888,
]2mo.
Wright, Frederick William. (Trans.) Hygiene
of the Sea; from the Italian of Vittorio Orazzi, .Lon
1879, Svo. '
Wright, G. H. Bateson-. The Book of Job; a
New Critioally-I.evised Translation: with Notes, Glos-
sary, Ac, Lon., 1883, Svo.
" JiLst the thing for the stulcnt who want-s an adequate
but not tedio'is commentary. —.4c«d., x.xiv. 8-17.
Wright, Ueorge Arthur, M.B., F.R.C.S., gradu-
ated at O.xfoid 1874, and in medicine 1877; lecturer on
clinical surgsry at Owens College, ic. Hip Disease in
Childhood: ft'th Special Reference to its Treatment bv
Excision, Lon., 1887, 'vo.
Wright, Rev. George Frederick, b. 1.838, at
Whitehall, N.Y. ; graduated at Oberlin Jr-llege, 1859,
and at t'le Theri.)^ical Seminary there 1862, profea.sor
of New Tcstau-jnt language in Andover Theological
Seminary since 1881. He was an assistant geologist on
the Penn.iylvania Survey in 1881, and since 1884 has been
connected with the U.S. Survey. 1. The Logic of Chris-
tian Evidences, Andovtr, Mass., 1880, 12ino. 2, Studies
in Science and Religion. Maps and Illust. Andover,
Mass., 1882, l2mo. 3. Inquiry concerning the Relation
of Death to Probation, Bost., 1882, lOmo. 4. The Gla-
cial Boundary in Ohio, Indiana, and Ki'ntuoky, Cleve-
land, 1884, Svo. 5. The Divine Authority of the Bible.
Bost., 1SS4, 12mo.
Wright, George R., F.S.A. 1. Local Lays and
Legends, Fantastic and Im :;Nnary, Lon., 1885, or. 4to.
2. Archieologio and Hifitoric Fraguicnts, Lon., I88S.
Wright, H. L. The Merchandise .Marks Act, 1SH7,
in its Relation to the Cotton Trade, Manchester, 1887,
I2iuo.
Wright, II. T. Map and Guide-Book to Kansas
City, Kansas City, 1880. lliino.
Wright, Hannah ittary. 1. Hugh Stanton's
16j2
WRI
i Mission, Lon., 1869, p. Svo. 2. Ruthwell Cross, and
other Remains: with Brief Memoi- *• the Author I.on.
1873, 12mo. ' '*
Wright, Harold, LL.I!., b. 1858; graduated in
law at Pembroke College, Cambridge, 1880; called to the
bar at the Middle Temple 1880. The Bankruptcy Act
1883, and Debtors' Acts, 1869-78 : with Rules, ic, Lon '
1884, Svo. ' '
Wright, Hcndrick Bradley, 1808-18S1, b. at
Plymouth, Pa.; educated at Dickinson College; ad-
mitted to the bar 1831 ; member of Congress 1853-55
1861-63, and 1877-81. 1. A Practical Treatise on Labor,
N. lork, 18,1, 12mo. 2. Historical Sketches of Plvm-
oulh, and of the Wyoming Valley, Luzerne County.
Pennsylvania, Phila., 1873, l2ino.
Wright, Henrietta Christian. 1. The Golden
lairy Series, N. York, 1883, 5 vols. sq. l2mo; published
i also under the title of " Little Folk in Green." Illust.
N. \ork, 188.3, 1 vol. sq. 12mo. 2. Children's .'Jtorics of
American Progress, N. York, 188(!, 12mo, 3. Children's
j .Stones of the Great Scienti,<ts, N. York, 1888, 12mo
M right. Rev. Henry, vicar of Swatrham. Ser-
; luoiis, Lon., 1872, Svo.
W right. Rev. Henry, M.A., 1S34-1880, graduated
, at lialliol College, Oxford, 1866; perpetual curate of
I Swanwick, Derbyshire, 18(;2-C7; rector of St. Nicholas's,
Nottingham, 1807-72; minister of St. John's Chapel
Downshire Hill, London, from 1875; prebendary of St.
Paul's from 1879. 1. The Watching Servants, and other
Sermons, Lon., 1873, p. 8vo ; 2d ed., 1880. 2. The Friend-
ship of God, and other Meditations uiion Holy Scripture.
Lon., 1882, p. Svo. J 1 .
Wright, Henry. jiental Travels in Imagined
Lands, Lon., 1878, p. R.-o.
Wright, Rev. Henry Press, M.A., [mik. ,jl.
ill., add,,] graduated at St. Peter's College, Cambridge,
1841 ; ordained lo^l ; principal chaplain to the army in
the East 1854-50; chaplain to the forces at Portsmouth
1865-76; archdeacon of Vancouver's Island 1876-80,
and since then rector of Grcatham. 1 Recollections of
a Crimean Chaplain, and the Story of Prince Daniel
and Montenegro, Lon., 1857, 12mo. 2. The Story o'
"Donius Dei," commonly called the Royal Garrison
Church. Illust. Lon., 1873, p. Svo. 3. (Trans.) Stat-
utes of the Hospital of the Holy Virgin Mury of Siena;
from the Italian, Lon., 1880. 4. Leprosy and its Story:
Segregation its Remedy, 1885. 5. History of the
" Donius Dei" of Chichester, 0.\f., 1885.
Wright, Henry Smith. (Trans.) The Iliad of
Homer, Books I.-IV., in English Hexameter Verse.
Loi. , 1886, Svo.
Wright, Herbert Edwards. A Hand-Book for
Young Brewers, Lon., 1S77, p. Svo.
Wright, J. Centennial Tour in the United States
and Canada, Lon., 1877, p. Svo.
Wright, J. C. The Sources and Growth of the
English Language. Lon., 1882, p. Svo.
Wright, J. H. (Trans.) Greek Archaeology, by M.
Colhgnon, (" Fine Art Library,") Lon., 1886, p. Svo.
Wright, J. Hornsby. 1. Balaam: what was
he? being a Cominon-Sen.se View of the Question, Lon.,
1866. 2. Thoughts and Experiences of a Charity-
Organizationist, Lon., 1878, ji. Svo. 3. Confessions of an
Old Almsgiver; new ed., Lon., 1881, p. Svo. 4. Our
Study-Meeting ; or. The Offering of Isaac by Abraham
considered by a Body of Sunday-School Teachers, Lon.,
1881, p. Svo. '
Wright, Rev. J. J. 1. Evcnin' News, and other
Stories, Lon., 187g, 16mo. 2. Piny with your Own Mar-
bles, and other Stories, Lon., 1881, sq. 16mo. 3. Little
Asker: Learning to Think: for Boys and Girls, Lon.,
1886, f,. Svo. .! Merry, Merry Boys, Lon., 1888, p. , Svo.
Wright, James A. People and Preachers in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, By a Layman. Pliile
IS86, 12mo.
Wright, John, B.A. The Grounds and Principles
of Religion, I,on.. 1879, p. Svo.
Wright, John. Mushrooms for the Million : Cul-
tivation of Out-Door Crop, Liin., 1884, p. Svo.
Wright, John Stephen, IS1!)-I874, b. at Sheffield,
Mass.; settled in Chicago and became a manufacturer.
Chif-Rgr,: P;,^t, Present, .-ind Future, Ciiic, 1870.
Wright, Joseph, Ph.D., a deputy teacher of Gor-
man in the University of Oxford. 1. Middle High-Ger-
man Primer: with Grammar, Notes, and Glossary, Oxf.,
1888, I2mo. 2. Old High-Gorhian Primer: with Gram-
mar, Notes, and Glossary, Oxf., 1388, IZmo.
hwell Cross, and
;ho Author, I.on.,
3 ; graduated in
HO; called to the
liankruhlcy Act,
Rules, (to,, Lon.,
1808-lSai, b.' at
m College ; ad-
ongrcss 1853-55,
'realise on liftbor,
etches of Plyiu-
^.uzerne County,
1. The Golden
12mo,- publiahed
(irecn." Illust.
dron'a Stories of
5 3. Children's
, 188S, 12mo.
Swaffham. Ser-
-1880, graduated
letual curate ipf
af St. Nicholas's,
.lohn's Chapel,
rcbcndary of St.
■vants, and other
2. TheFriend-
I Koly Sorijiture,
ts in Imagined
I. A., [iiiiii. \o\,
ege, Cambridge,
n to the army in
' at Portsmouth
Island 1878-80,
Eecolloctions of
Prince Daniel
. The Story oT
Royal Garrison
. (Trans.) Stnt-
Mury of Siena;
y and its Story :
History of the
) The Iliad of
.\ameter Verse,
Hand- Book for
! United States
Growth of the
haeology, by SI.
886, p. 8vo.
m : what was
Question, Lon.,
of a Charity-
infessions of an
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10 by Abraham
Tcaclicrs, Lon.,
!W9, and other
•our Own Mar-
inio. 3. Little
id Girls, Lon.,
:., 1888, p. 8vo.
•cachers in the
^nian. Phila.,
md Principles
Million: Cul-
8vo.
b. atShefhold,
manufacturer.
acher of Oor-
ilo Iligh-(ier-
Jlossary, Oxf.,
: with (Iraui-
WBI
ad^lf.uhte^';/,,:'"''"' (-^e^air,) [..nU, vol. iii.,
liam JanorWri.°ht *>'«\'">- 1 ""^rrie,!, I8.i!(,t„ Wil-
Emigrant Jfo'-Phila 187.77;" ' " P'c "'' ^"'«"°""
Convent and the ^sr;^,^«-'.'«XMt?;,f:rt;:;'ii;^:;!
WEI
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i^'Li^T- " ^^-^.'l'1;::n^^'I■h[l!;''^Vs.?''-
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Lights and ,sh.-idows of .S.ic^-cd ,«tnry : An^u!
12uio. II.
ysis of Scri|,ture Characters P.tri,>r,'.hr"i--""-^ ' „^"^""
cts. Warriors, Ac. I 0,7 ' I'l' il « ' "N",''";,'^'"''''''-
.^nd othV S ,^ e : a^ ',2 , ,""■ JV,"'-^" "'" ^■«'"'.
One I.-undred Ye.^rs Ago a T.o„r; '"",/"' '^'"^
Illust. Cin., isrii 8w, I- li 1 r "'"' '"'Solution,
"ul of ethn„gra,;h;,n8r ;'• ' ^ A St"'" '"'S'' K"'""'
a Temperanct Tile, N York 187« i,^ "T„''SJ-^""'>' ■
Pl-Xe Aome, 187i). ' 20.V>cled 'b"; Fr.' a Trl's?"""
N. York, 87<J, Kimo .>i xh™ n ?' '""^ Story,
Vork,l879.l'6m; '"22. '•relranl"": t'"' •''" ^"^'- ^-
Uimo 26. step-by ^:,^;,:'v;:rM"s": m^rV:^'
or, Ways and Mcainfor De.lf p ng Cha ac :": ,, i"'
sources Illust. Phila., 1881, 'svo^ 21 No O 1
Cake: Marriage E.xtraordinary, N. Yo;k ISM' jV,, ',"
Among the Alaskans. Map and I I i^,] Ph;,i"'-,s- i^'
a Story of '<p^' ^:::-,i^: Phn. ^[8 r" ■'.:r"'^r
Rasmus; or, The Makin^of a Man, N.'York' r^'lo^'
^8. In black and Gold: a Story of Twi„ ti.„
1 T["n''V ''^Wis, [aute, vol. iii., Wuight, L add 1
with Prac nJl <! .■ ■ , ^""r" I'lustrated liook of Poultry i
ll"".."'".','.''.'^"^.'- ".Pr""oHl ,.gcntof the War Depart
I ^ -^J-Point, Phila 1875, 8vo. 2. Principia; or. Basis
•f.nyTmTZ- "r^ v.. Limited Coiminism, t'
Phiia.,'LS8i,''Z;. '• '^""'"" "' '^''^''""" ■^"™'V.
' Wright, nobert E., frni^f vol iii .wi.n 4i„i,
of Criminal Conspir.acics and Agreements ton IS^r
wi s'Sr*' "',""™"' 1''^:;; -"."i»o.n<!';'h
..nd ':i:^;vh:^ '' t^ ouS' k;: /^r""-"',?™"-'
in Wesf Hnv.o„ t. I. ^'"'^'^J' l\riii\iiid; or, Horace
la en s ,'"', ^h v'"-"" ^YT ^^'"^'-^ New
South'ch, i.h. P 1 ^''■"'', "^ J'""j.'"H"t; or. The
X.York, 18^0, 12mo; 2d ed., 1,^.4 "" "« True Genesis,
'avoUi"^Lc:n.^;ssr er'":„"" """■•• ^=""' ""'' "^ '»
'Y^^l^sf'l^""'* '"" -^ Summer Pilgrimage. N.
("iSf/ssn*;";!::'- ^"-is of B::.ntyre. Illust.
4e'.^'?oi«:-i:;,:^,';^,,X^""^^ °^ "—
twe mV t*t' oT'ir""*"' '^'/■' ^'S'^" f""'^' vol. iii.,
»em.^l„. of the name there mentionci, add.,] ISIoi
nnlrv , * ,' 'A'" ^^"""^ "' "'0 Koight of laTcur.
in (Te iVei Jn^n "?'' ^'"Vr^" ^"S-""' J'^""^''' '■"» English
n the n ftlh l""^' ^^- ' '■'■'"" ""^ '■"''!"« Mon-.'-eript
Ka V Fn '1 h T"?"i^ "''? I"'™duction and Notes,
i.aiiy LngNsh le.tt Soc, Lon., 1868, 8vo 2 ( FiM
M ,1 V" "^'''"■'' ^^■™""'-^ "f ">« Town of Ludl'o V '.^
I iTb 't'lr'^c'^'V^i' •",""' ^"'l "f "■" Reign Que "
F. i,|.,l V "^"1"'^" '*™- ''"''■.) l-on., 186!., 4to. 3. (Kd )
ul fetches of"' ^"^^^'' "'^""-y^ '^ '^"ie« "''''-
ii'fl- ' ""^^"-'"'S of our iNiitional History coninile.! ,t
Oifierent Periods from the Thirteen hCentun^ to the
. cecith ; from the Original Manuscripts" Lon.,' Ks'r2
■'to. Private y printed 4 1 1.M i Ti, a > ' t . '
Satirical |>„nts • , ,1 r '■ * •' ■'■'"' Anglo-Lalm
Cent, r. IV ,' Al ^- "giauiinntists of the Twelfth
2Snipr5^:L.!^^!.-;;■-'-te^;^
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.^.nd.book\'>i^cr^'i^\'ii-iL;icL;;iir;s^"^:i;^'rif
with Mlilrv !f°;!" r^/"™'^' ^•"'"•y^ ""^ Caricaturist :
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able ilukriom of the s.?,!,'':, ,',";''■• 'i'"!'"*!"? """^ ^■'''»-
KcMiernlion wMch u is no s h ,> ' '"''"i^a' , "fe of that
xlvi. irm. posMble to conceive."-«.>(;e/u(./r,
mont ,. collect -in/eli^nurVe^ V^X^t^ ,
"icNrrr. ■" "'■."'"^^'y Settlement LTe "^"".tiers'
01 McNairy tounty, Tennessee, AVash., 1882. 2 Life of
(.ovcrnor William Bloc-nt, 1884 - J^ite of
Wright, Maria, [««(f, yoi. in , „,.,. 1 , „, „
fXj " 'Vh'^'T;' '" ";? S°"« "'•Soiomo,; Im • 1,^',"'
Ln , -,873 ?2mo""';''-Th'^" P^"' ""'' "">" '' ''-""« --'
1873 2mr; Vj' »^^ ^'"■8" "" "'« """th. Lon.
o"|e'&e,'i.:^r:';^7'S;'t:^:f ^;^^ ^ ^'-^
1876,''8fo!'' "'■"•""*•'• M"-^'"" and Epigran's, Lon ,
Iidin'*f8^83',p.*;vo""'"' '""' ^"""'^ '-'''" •■'«'■"<"».
With W1ILIA.MS, AHTHim WkLIRSLEV The Hivtnr„
r,„,;/^^-* '',""•'•''' """> Journeyman Engince,- "
. .; T " • "L- '■"■•y-t''i>-'l of the naine, add.] 1 'fho
Ijfcat Uiiwasheo ..un.. 1SB8 Svo •> i 1 n 1
the Story of the ChildC ;ind"sehtl t:7of"a''"7^ =
U f/;<68,'^2l':rp sv^^ 3"'^G '""^"^^i^''^ '^"«^"-"-
£ue^ryT;:rpricJ^sSion^ -r^io:;;
of OIney and its Neighbourhou.l. Illust.
cxr«r''jj;''r.s..r.v.',r,.S;;;:
lf)53
Lon., 1886,
• 0., U.r.T,.. [anlc,
(„] ls;:ii-lssi), b. in
li.i at tlie riiiversity
•^ -ibic in University
WRi
Ini-linisjn : a Pntliolcgical nnd Psychol ogioal Study,
Coluuibu.*, "■., 1S8.), IL'mo.
Wright, Rev. Thomas Preston, [■mi,, vol. iii.,
mill.] I,ituij;ia Donieatini: ii Uuoli ui Kuniily Prayers,
I.cin., I8S1, i:;mo. Pi^th.
U right, W. S. I. Tliricc Cau^'ht: an I'nder-
gruund Adventure, liOn., ISS", p. Svo. 2. 'rc.-ied About ;
or, Through .Strange Advents 'M to F ■ tune, Lon., 1SS8,
Wright, William, Pi.r,
vol. iii., eleventh (<f the "anjt,
liengal; educated at St. .Andrew
of Hullo ; appointed prol'essur ol
College, London, ISaJ, and in Trinity College, Dublin.
]S.j(i; became assistant in the liriti.sh Mus iin ISIil ;
as.-istant lieeper of the .MSS. I Sill); professor of Arabic
in the University of Cambridge 1>70. lie iva.s a foreign
correspondent of the French Institute, and a menilior
<jf many learned societies. 1. Cut::l(.gue of the .Syriao
Manui^i'ripts in tliu lirilish Museum, acquired sin. o
l.siis, Lon., I.^r0-7L', .■) parts, Ito. -'. An Araldo Ue:il
ing-liook. Parti, l.on., ISTIi, 8vo. ;i. (Ed. and trans.)
Apocryphal Acts of the Apostles; from Syriac .Manu-
scripts in the liritish iMuseum .md other I,ibrarie.>. Lon.,
1871, 2 vols. Svo. 4. (Kd.) Frng'-ents of the iSyriac
(iramniar of .Jacob of Edessi , Loii., !87l, fol. 5. (Ed.)
Fragments of ti^e Homilies of Cyril of Alex:indrift on
the (jospel of .S. Lu^c ; froi i a Nitrian AI.S., Lon., 187I,
4to. ti. Catalogue i' tlu' Ethiopic Manuscripts in the
liritish Museum, rii.j^re, since Is-H, Lon., LS77, 4to.
7. (Ed.) The Chv.ri'cl- ct' Joshua .Stylite, comniled in
J^yriac, A.l). 5117 : !vi;i, a translation' and Notes, Lon.,
L-Sl', 8vo. 8. (E.i.j T:., Hook „t lialilah am! Diiouah :
translated from Arabic liii.- Syriac, l,on., iS8). Svo.
Wright, Ktv. U lUiavji, foiUiorly \i. .r .)f Har-
bury. Cro.ss ami Cr.srent; :i Word ft:- t'jo Mohmm-
uieijan in the Present 'iVar, f^:.n.. L''?7, .•'■■,.
Wright, llev. W'Piani, 1>.!)., lo-.-.t^iy a n is
gionary at Damascus, now f.liturii.l supe.intcii.S'mi' ■ f
the liritish and Foreign Tiiblc. t>"cieiy. Jlowa- tile ^us^
to suggest till! Hittite ocigin ov tiie HaiuathitB 'if-rp-
fions, of which he sent ca-ts to Kr.;Oand. 1. "h' c..u-
pi re of the HifJtss: with De.Mphi.i men', of llita ij ,in-
sciiptions by Prjicssor Sayje, LL.L' , and a (oiuplete
Set of llittite Int. uptions, revi w d by W. if. Kylands,
F.S.A. Plans and M:ips. Lon., 1S8I, r. 8v3; M cd.,
188J.
" Dr. Wright has performed a useful service in colleoting
li' ,1 convenient form materials hillierto accessi'ile only in
Uie ;>igcs of periodicals, and m compiling a summary of
tin lesults attained by scholars duiing the last few years."
—Alh.. No, 2W7.
2. The Po\fei behind the Pupu: ii Tale of Blighted
Hopes, }.:».. lsS8, sm. Svo.
Wrig'if, William Aldis, M.A., D.C.L., [aii(c, vol.
iii., .add.,] \ i.'e-niKst.T of Triuity College, Cambridge,
188S. 1, (Lij.i 'jererydcs: a Komance in Seven-Line
Stanzas; from tht> .M.S. in Trinity College, Cambridge,
(Early Enjr. Text '^-.i .) Lon., 1873-78, 2 parts, 8vo. 2.
(Ed.) Metrical Cli;- i^ de of Robert of (Jloucester. Parts
I. and IL Lon., Is... And see Fitzgekalo, EnwAiin,
titiprft,
Wright, William Hull, laiitc, vol. iii., WitioiiT,
M"ii.LiA.M li., add.,] 184(1-1880, b. in Orange Co., N.Y.;
graduated at Princeton 1859; served in the civil war;
gra..li.iited :■; the Now York College of Physicians and
Surgeons; |.irofessor of ancient languages in the Normal
School at liulialo, N.Y., 1871-78. The Brook, and other
Poems, N. York, 187:!, IL'mo.
Wright, Kcv. William Iluriiet, formerly pastor
of the Berkeley Street Church, Boston, .Mass. 1. An-
cient Cities from the Dawn to the Daylight, Host., 1886,
12mo. 2. The World to Come, [sermons,] Bust., 1887,
16mo. ,
Wright, WiMiam Henry Kearley, b. 1844, at
Plymouth ; chief librarian of the Plymouth Free Library
since I87(i. 1, Visitors' (juido to Mount Edgeumbe.
lllust. Plymouth, 1871, 4to 2. The Spanish Armada :
n Descriptive Hiffoncal Poem, Plymouth, 1874, 8vo. li.
Illustrated lland-Book to Plymouth, Stonebouse, nnd
Devonport; new cd., .'Mymouth, 187S). 4. (Ed.) The
AVestern Antiquary ; or, Devon and Cornwall Note-Book,
VlyiDOutb, 1881, 2 parts, Svo. 5. Britain's Saiamis: the
Olorious Fight of loh8: a Lecture, Lon., 1888, 4to.
W'riglitsoil; F., Ph.D. Henry George's "Progress
and Poverty:" an Analysis and a Refutation, 1885, 8v ,
W'rightson, John, professor of agriculture in t^
Normal School of Soicnoe, London, ]. Aericulturr
1551
WYA
Text-Book : embracing Soils, Manures, Rotations of
Crops, Ac, ("C(jllins' Elementary Science" Ser.,) Glas-
gow. 1872, 8vo. 2. Agricultural Machinery, (" liritish
JIan Picturing Indu?«ries,") Lon., 1870, 12mo. 3. The
Princ i' es of Agricultural Practice as an Instructional
Subjec'. Lon., 1888. cr. 8vo.
Wriihtson, William. The Cleansing of the
Sanotu; ry; or, 'The Acceptable Sucritice: a Poem,
Lon., 1.^7(l.
WrightHon, Rev. William Garmoninway,
M.A., graduated at (ionville and Caius College, Cam-
bridge, 18li;); ordained 1864; vicar of St. Paul's, Now
Bcokenham, 1870-7.^). 1. Four Sermons on the Christian
Church, the Christian Ministry, and the Public-Worship
Act, Lon., 1875, 8vo. 2. Functional Elements of um
Engli'i' i'entenoe, Lon., 1882, p. Svo. 3. Conilvised
Confli'i'ation Addresses, Lon., 1884, 18mo.
Wriivh, Warwick William. 1. Cretan 'oips,
Ac. H printed from the Numismatic Chronicle. I. on.,
I 1884, Svo. 2. Catalogue of (ireck Coins of Crete and the
, yEgcan Isles, (Brit. Museum J'ub..) Lot 1886, Svo.
Wroltesley, Itlqjor-Gcii. Hon, (Jeorge :;.l-;.,
b. 1S27; .<on of tlie second B:iion Wr itesley ; retired
IS8I. Lite and Correspon.!i;ni-e of Field-Marshal ii'-i*
.John Bui,vivne. 13y his Sinj ;n-Law, ic. Lon., IS/;;,
2 vols. Svo
"We coulii ill spare any pi.r-.ci) of the two thick vol-
umes, ludew \Ijc only finni v\- ,iave to find «Ith the
author is iliai lie has not given us quite enough."— ^(A.,
No. 2.".G.'v
"It «,.uld he difflcult to exaggerate thi .v.teresK i' aur-
j goyiie's letters iroi;' tlie Crimea.' - svtf, Kc-., sxx\. Z>i.
And see liriio ' - k, Sin J. p., <- //in.
WyaU, Charlotte. The Chosen li tat, 1 on., 1888,
i 18mo.
I W'yatt, (i.E. Lionel Ilacourt, tioi EtoTi'an; or,
I Like other Fcil.iws, Lon., 1888, p, 8vo.
Wyatt-, Brv. Henry Herbert, M.A., [unie, vol.
iii., nsld..] gniduiited at Queen's College, Oxford, 1844;
ordaluf i 1*15; perpetual curate of Holy Trinity, Brigh-
ton^ l8u()-tU'> ; vicar of Bolnoy, Sussex, 1872-86, and
• <iinc»> then rector of Conington. 1. The Principal Hero-
sifs lehiting to Our Lord's Incarnation, Lou., i88I, cr.
Svo. 2. The Gospel according to St. Matthtw : with
Notf." for Teachers, Lon., 1884, cr. 8vo.
Wyatt, Sir Matthew Higby, F.S.A., [u,,ie, vol.
Iii., add.,] d. 1877. He was knighted in ISi;i>, and in
the same year elected Slade Professor of the t'-oo Arts
at the University of Cambridge for a ]ieriod .1' three
years. 1. 'The Art of Illuminating: wuat it was vdiat
it should be ; and how it may be practised : nn E.ssay,
Lon., 1800, 4to. 2. The Relations which should exist
between Architecture and the Industrial Arts: nn Ad-
dress before the Architectural Association, Lon., 18(7,
Svo. 3. On the Foreign Artists employed in England
during the Sixteenth Century, and their Influence on
British Art, Lon., !868, 4to. 4. Fine Art: a Sketch of
its History, Theory, Practice, and Application to In-
dustry: being a Course of Lectures delivered at Cam-
bridge in 1870, Lon., 1870, Svo.
"The art libraries of the country bear witness to the
wide range of bis studies, and in like manner the lectures
now published show a mind familiar, through reading,
travel, and professional \v(nk. with well nigh all that has
been written, together with a large part of what lias been
actually achieved."— .S(i(. Hcv., xxxi. 116.
5. An Architect's Note-Book in Spain, principally il-
lustrating the Domestic Architecture of that Country,
lllust. Lon., 1872, 4to.
Wyatt, Rev. Paul Williams, M.A., F.R.O.S.,
F.L.S., graduated at Christ College, Oxford, 187S; or-
dained 1879; minister of St. Philip's, Regent Street,
London, 1884-86; curate of St. Mary's, Bedford, 1888.
I. Hardrada, and other Poems, Lon, 1878, 12mo. 2.
Books and Reading: our Duty as Men nnd as Church-
Men, Lon., 1884, Svo.
Wyatt, Capt. Walter James. 1. Hungarian
Celebrities, Lon., 1871, p. Svo. 2. Revolutionary
Sh.adows ; Our Present Crisis ; Probabilities of a Future
Invasion, Lon., 1871, Svo. 3. The Political Position if
England vis-i-vis with the other Great Powers f tie
World, and her Armaments, Lon., 1874, Svo.
History of Prussia, from the Earliest Times to the ;
Day : tracing the Origin and Development of h<
tary Organization : vols. i. and ii., Lon., 1876, F
"The general slguKlcance of the subj pc-
icli it requires the hand id' a miuiter iL >
. which a treatment like tliat adopted
ore us— half petfuuctory, half discuti. i. ■-.
Tie
o.ie
out,
'JICS
i nly
s, notations of
ico" Sor.,) 01»8-
incry, (" Dritish
, I2mo. 3. The
111 Instructional
ennsing of tiio
itice: a I'ueiii,
larmoiiRway,
s College, Cain-
St. Paul's, Now
on theChrislian
Public-Worshi).
Kleuients of an
3. ConilvH'Sed
10.
. Cretan Coins,
ironicle. I.un.,
i)f Crete ami the
1S86, Sv ..
UeorRe .;,i:.,
ttcsley i retired
iiJ-Marsiiol S'.'
fcu. Lon., ISi'i;
s two thick vol-
find with the
enough,"— yl(/i„
.iteresK < ilur-
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rtat, li.n., 78S8,
ju Etiir!';in ; or,
U.A., [ante, vol.
e, Oxford, 1844;
■ Trinity, lirigh-
!, ]872-8fi, and
Princi'Mil Hcre-
. lioip., 1881, cr.
Matthiifl : with
S.A., ['jiite, vol.
in 18(1', nnd in
if the !'ii> Arts
]ieriod .'' three
at it was what
ised ; an Etsay,
eh should c';ist
1 Arts: nn Ad-
en, Lon., 1j;i'7,
ed in Knglanii
ir Influence on
rt: a Sketch of
dication to In-
ivered at Cam-
witne.ss to the
iicr the lectures
ir(m(;li reading,
i^li all that has
what has been
, principally il-
that Country.
I.A., P.R.O.S.,
ford, 1878; or-
Kcgent Street,
Bedford, 1888.
878, 121110. 2.
nd as Chureh-
1 . Hungarian
Revolutionary
ies of a Future
ioal Position of
Powers f lue
, 8vo. T! «
3 to the :
nt of h!
1876, P
• per , : cue
ii. Oie ',"1 met
is c^iisiniy
WYC
xIIU '"?<)'"' '"^ "lakingdcar to Kngllsh readers."
5. The Kastcrn Question from an English Point of
\iew, l.on., 187(1, 8vo.
Wyckoir, Hilliam Cornelius, 18:)2-1888, b. in
^ew \ork; entered into business; was afterwards con-
nected with various scientific publications, and was edi-
tor ot the American Magazine 1 •<8I1-S8. The Silk Ooods
of America: a IJriof Account of the Recent Improve-
ment,^ and Advances of .■<ilk .Manufacture in the United
.><tatcs, N. \iirk. 187SI, 8vo.
Wyeth, John Allan, .M.D., b. 1845, at Missionary
.Ma ion Ala.; g,-i,du,ited at tile Medical Department
of the I niveisily of Louisville Isoi); f„un,led'rhe New
^ork Polyclinic and llospit^.l, in which he became dean
in.O professor of surgery. I. A ll.md-Uook of Medical
Hinl Surgical Reference, N. York, 1871, Kimo. 2. E,<-
wy.' in Surgical Anatomy and Surgerv, N. York. 1879
M u '•."«"'-'*""'< on Surgery, (iener'al, Operative, and
Mechmioal, l.on,, 18,'<,H, r. Svo.
lVyttri,]M. K. C. Margie Hargrave und the Percy
•),i..'ren, Illust. N. York, 1878, Kimo.
,„,*''*''•,» Newton. Essentials of Business Laws for
JL'iiiors. Chic, 18.H7, 8vo.
• '*»,'''''' Atherton. My Chiof and I ; or, Six Months
in ^ntal alter the Langalibaloe Outbreak. Illust. Lon
IH, ',(, 8w). **
"The Look is the history of a short episode in the life of
8 «ood n,an an, n,r:ivcsol,fier--(;,,loi,el l.urnf,,nl-lVt«ee^^^
111 e^ta allair ,, (lie Bushman's Kiver I',iss and tie fata
The ; t t'l"""''"'*'"'' ."■'"•■'■« • ■ ■ *'"•""«-■' I'nniforl tw
^imli'-'i'r''"'"?-"" '■■""'""""'"<' y"""S friend, . . . wb,«e
a V 'rv 'J/ i"!""^""""' "i" ;l'''«il«'l. "'irrative leaves behind
5n",7iiH. 27s'""''' " " ^'•''" "^ "'' <''-'V..li<.ii."-W
Wyld, Ilobert S., F.R.S. Edin., [„„(,., vol. iii.,
aii.l.J 1. Strictures on Scottish Theology and Preaching.
r7? ", MoJ*"-" Calvinist. Ed'n., 18(i;i, 8vo. Anon. 2.
Ihe Physios and Philosophy of the Senses ; or The
m"'"' """* "'* ^''^"''"'' '" """''■ ''^'"''"'' Isolations, Lon.,
n.'iu'ri.TiVl.'y''''' ■""•'■ ""' ^"'^•'i^h «'■'">"'. to the testimony
a .d truth of coiiseiousne.ss, aii.l yd .■seeks to ,sliuw th,u the
fiiiidameiital contrast between iniiid and matter rcvea ed
'" ' 5ciou..jiit.«s has no reali^y,"-.^Vwc(«(or, xllx, 1)71,
.i. Christianity and Reason : their Necessary Connec-
tion, Lon., 1879, p. 8vo.
Wylde, A. B., an Englishman, settled in Ceylon,
and ,»lterward8ntSuakin,asa|danter and trader ; was
the first vice-consul for the Red Sea, ht.id of the Intel-
ligence Department, Ac, and ii coin|ianion on sevenil
occasions of General Gordon. '8,S to '87 in the Soudan •
with an Account of Sir William Hewett's Mission to
King John of Abyssinia. Map. Lon., 1888, 2 vols.
8vo. '
oorn^fm, ni^i'i'® 'l"' ' ' •. ^ ''''■''" *" *P<^«'' ^ fallmird con-
cerning the .'^oudaii and the .Soudanese, anil his speech has
no uncertain ,souiid A mure danliiing record of i-
oomnetenee and mal-admliiistralion it will l,e hard to find
xkxiv^'Jiy" " cemury,"-K. F, Bl-kto.n: .lead.,
Wylde, Mrs. Flora Franoee. 1. The Autobi-
ography of Flora McDonald. Edited by her Grand-
Daughter. Lon., 18711. 2. The Life and Wonderful
Adventures of "Totty Tostudo:" an Autobiography,
Edin., 18,3, p. Svo. ;i. The Widow Unmasked ; or, Tlie
Firebrand in the Family: a Novel, Lon,, 1875, 3 vole,
p. svo.
Wylde, II. M. Simple Meditations for Young Per-
sons, Lim., 1883, 32mo.
Wylde, James, [,mie, vol. iii., add.] 1. The Circle
of the feoieneos ; a Cyclopaidia of Experimental, Chem-
ical, Mathematical, and Mechanical Philosophy and
Jsatural History: with an Introductory Discourse by
Henry, Lord Brougham, Lon. and N. York, 18(i2-()-, 2
yol^B Svo. 2. Mathematics, Pure and Applied, Lon.,
18,3, Svo. 3. (Ed.) The Industries of the World!
being a Complete Course of Technical Education. Illust
Lon., 1881-82, 2 vols. 8vo. 4. (Ed.) The Royal Natu-
ral History: being a Systematic Arrangement of De-
scriptive Zoology, from Man to the Lowest Forms: with
an Introduction on the Study of Natural Historv by
Dr. Andrew Wilson. Illust. Vol. i., Lo.i., 1881, 4to.
Wylde, Rev. John, M.A., graduated at Magdalen
Coljego. Oirord, !S(i3; nrdainpd l.'ifiiij vi.-ar of St. Sa-
viour's, Leed.s, since 1877. Religious Training of Chil-
dren, Lon., 1881, 12mo.
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3 vols. p. Svo. 2. An Ill-Regulated Mind : a Novel,
Edin., 1885, p. Svo. '
WYN
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Wylie, Claud«. A T.-eatiso on Iron-Founding:
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1884, p. 8vo.
: " He gained his information from the oflicial records of
iiie reign, both in jirint and iiiaiiii.MTi|it. , , , In niaiiv
I places he has broken entirely new ground. . . . IIis liis-
• tory would have gained in interest and would not have
osl In iisefniiiess had he been strong-iiiinded eiiimgh to
have relralneil from telling us all he had found out."—
t>al. llei'., Ivili &ii7.
Wylie, Jean W. (Trana.) Her Only Brother; from
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Wyllie.; John William Shaw, M.A., C.S.T., 1836
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tered the Indian civil service ISOti! under-secretary for
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Hr'.! ,!".."'■'-' general reader the essays of Mr, Wyllie will
<iraw their chief attraction more from their interesting
r.^ff ';!"'"*. "'^ recondite scenes of far Eastern polity and
„f 11, ; 'i'l,"';".' '','■'"' "'>''■■ '*•"•''■'"' '"-''iriug on the oofiduct
01 tins or tliat Indian viceroy. '—*>a'/<i/(,r, xlix, 1015,
Wyllyg, Mary U. l, Winnie's Temptation, and
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N. Y'ork, 1881, 16mo.
Wyman, E. A. 1. (Ed.) The Book of the Bunyan
iestiyal : a Complete Record of the Proceedings at the
tnveiliiig of the Statue given by the Duke of Bedford ;
with an Historical Sketch by J. Brown, Lon,, 1874, Svo.
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Introduction by J. Upham, Springfield, Mass., 1876,
12ino. . = 7 7 .
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i«i4-is, I. He retained the chair of anatomy at Har-
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isbb. A sketch of his life, with a list of his numerous
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Alcinoirs of the National Academy of Sciences, vol. ii.
*resh-Water Shell-Mounds of St. John's River, Florida.
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Wyman, Mrs. Lillie Buifum, (Chace.) Pov-
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Wyman, Thomas Bellows. Genealogies and
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con-Shakespeare Controversy : with Notes and Extracts,
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Wynch, William Mating. Olden Momories:
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UU
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Wynkoop, Richard. I. Clearanoo and Entrance
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of Vessels, N i-'ork, 1«H3, 8vo. I). Vessola and \'oy.
ages a> regulated by Federal Statutes, N. York, m«,
voITcr" "v.! '^"* '"''"' ^'""■^ "'' " '"''"' '">"•• 1**"' •■'
Wynne, E. 1 Oldcourt, [a novel,] Dublin, 1874, p.
Illust. I.on. 1S75 l2mo. .). Strong to Suflcrl a Story
of the Jews, I.on., 188B, p. Hvo '
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fr^Ii^"^ ,'"r "".".'"' ^'""" "f ^"'^- "i"' Seleotion«
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ineutary Ijoeords of Jesus of Xazareth, from his Letters,
iion., 1,S8(, p. 8vo.
Wynne, Ven. (Jeorge Robert, M.A., [ante, vol.
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1 «!<■,. ^^'I'^n-'y i '"-"fiJoacon of Aghadoe since 1885.
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btages: Fiyo Lectures, Lent, 1880, Lon., 1880, 12mo. 7
bpiritual Lite in its Advancing Stages, Lon., 1881, 12mo.
^. Lvening Chimes : a Book for Little Ones to read at
Bedtime, Lon. 1885, 12mo. «. Take with you Words
a Mission-Book, Lon., 1888, 18mo
Wynne, S. S. Cloud- Land; or, Winnie Hethering-
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isss'ii -• ^ I^"-""lay Garland. Illust. Lon.
linH^^'l"^'/ J.'*"!??* Hicks, and Gilman, Wit-
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"Ill general he lias not atlenipted to ko bevond thn
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sliMWi, botR industry and sagacity; and, though we "unt
proi.lie.sy an eiulur iig positFon for Ills hook, ts" think tlla
1 its own against its predece.ssors."— ,SV|^
^„, . , .......-., J ,wi,t i^uMuuuy aid, inoui'n we cannot
/to'., xll. 4i;;i.
fnm,":'!,,','/"',''""^'''. ""\% "" siuoothlv, too sniootlily in fact,
Inmi end to end, seldom uuIioimI hk for anecdote and
KUiltless of literary inspiration. . Wh st eerv event ,
great ly expanded aiiA Ineidemal el e iin^ta nces fi tn-
.^"rir.'l.'rj";;' "^"'•"■"""'•■'l «"h irrelevant mattei!."-
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V ears J or. The Missionary Centres of the Middle Ages.
Lon., 18(2, p. 8vo.
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M. Maurice and Lazarus, and oflicer of the order of
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Revelation. Phila., 1872; new ed., 1883. 5. The Science
of Lite; or, Animal and Vegetable Biology. Illust
N. York, 1880, 8vo. 6. Biblical Biology, N. York 1880
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lines of Plant-Life, N. York, 1883, 16ino.
Y.
House, Deerfield, SIiws. Illust. Bost., 1883 4to
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Yaple, Alfred. 1. The Money Crisis: ite Causes
and Remedy. Cin., 1 87.% 8vo. 2. Code Practice and
Precedents, embracing All Actions and Special Pro-
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the Practice in AH Code States, Cin., 1887, 2 vols.
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iir 1 .,, ' — "•.•>■'•> liiiio. .i. .art inuustry : .Metal-
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obiof engraver of
len, his brotlicr
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1 Time: ArrangfJ
Historical Notes,
iiiroriiiatlon. and
K inunuirlul uf ilio
173.
A Memorial Vol-
■i'<; vol. iii., »tl,l.]
o Keign of Queen
o go beyond the
As sni'li he has
lhout,'h We eamiot
Mik, we think that
■eilece.t.sors."— .S(i^
smoothly in faet,
iir aneedolc, nnd
l«t every event is
umstances intm-
ovunt matter."—
A Thousand
he Middle Ages,
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. ;) a Knight of
of the order of
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einoriam of the
Bts by tt Grand-
, 1879. 2. Vnx
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louth, 1887.
1822, at Man-
iflvania Medical
canio a preacher
d subscquentiv
in the Medical
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ilicroscopio Sci-
r7. 2. Curiosi-
3. Physician's
la., 1852; llth
. of SoicDeo ami
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jf the Temple
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on the Scien-
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»ith tho Ley-
iter, 1882, 4to.
Bous on £,\g-
r ed.. l.'i.S?..
140, in I'hila-
tracnt of the
Jr of the do-
Jm, Waehing-
YAT
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IlK.VSHAW, II. W., ",:, " ",["'• ^""'J.- "*'*l'. It". With
the Zoological Co leo i";„';bWne,f r'""",'. "".I""-" "P""
v».l«, Utah, Oalif,,rniarCoCa, In N »'":''''"" "' ^o-
^ona during the V,.ars'l8 "7872 ?s7,*'"^ "','• '""1 ^M-
Yar Istio. _ .'""""III i«7«; served
I'loneer, iJaily Teleirrair .t? 1 "'"•'■''■■'P'mdent of the
ary Comn.ission. C, f^,,*""' 7',''' '^« Afghan Hound-
Asia: Travels with h, a1? «"'"'" ^''<"> '" '-'aoe in
18"? i Berved 'in Z A^ n'Z'THsn""' "'^ "'"'""'""'
»«ent, Cutch. Northern AfL°h,.„^, ' """■ •'"'"i""'
the Afghan Boundary c"u„fi"''"vi '"' ^"r""" ''™»'
8vo. •' "^ "'"iission. Maps. Lon., 1888,
"In ('apt. Yale's Imnk .i
party „,.ro.«.s ilu.'u!",;'^ •and If,,.',"""''' ('f '■"'• Rldsway's
timiN of the Bonri liry (IVm, i)^ detailcl; and (he, mem
AJ tt"lr,,^-„,-,L^«,«'f-^»": a Political
of Our Lo?e, Kartir,y"Z 4:tn'"[«% V-^'"""^" I
'872,- .nadealect „'' ,'urfntho nlir.'i" " ^""'^">" '■>
"?» a special eorresp-fnli " ''u,^'^'^;;^ t''''«» '••^■2-''1; '
Vienna, St. Petersburg Tc is?' rf ^ ^"'^ ""'•'"'' "t
>n conjunction with (irenvili;. m ' founded, in 1874,
Journal for Men and Wom,^ ' '" *'":?^' ^''« World, a
in London, of which l^hrbeer'M'^ ^T' P'""'^'">'»
1875 the proprietor, a„5 wMch ha. [,? "'"■'"■' '""^ '""-'«
circulation. 1. A Ch,„ w """'""J '*■ very largo
p.8vo. 2. D^Wainwr^htJ,,™•'^^^?''■• 1""' '' vols.
p. 8vo. (This is menTfonei iltl?'' ^™;' '"' '- ^ '-^^■
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P- 8vo. 4. Castaway Lon fs79 °.'' 'T""- '"'' ^ vols
-2i^"5{k&^rSl?''"^!^P^^'!^i"a^ as ,s
Of ,>^'vchology Umn'hel i^'^iS ate.'^''-'''"J"^''« way
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Experiences, Lon., l^.^^a'volXf ';^«:™"-«™i' »",'»
"His book s sinKUlarlv rinh I •' ''^85, I vol.
YEE
CoyKr':"rni^7t?tho'j!r'"?8V'-. T b '" V"^"'"
c::'^7nr-^-^^^-'5'r;^v':^^;;;
XllI
■=!JSK;=a5?&S:!
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lo;).
viJ'n!rs^'■r„!!!T„gM^Hrs'tor?"'i'''^' s-";'"-- '•
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Temperance Papers fo? il,. > '"t',' "'"' " Purpose :
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'881, „ 8vo 9 (Jii ^'^^^ "■■• The Vicar's Son, Lon
Hymn!io:k,- L o'n.," ''rl LT"',7.i.H° v." ^'^^ "^ ''
Story: with other V L Zl „'"'/.'''' ^^J^'^f-^fothor's
ofpL^;^.f^------% Chase: firi?;;:^
fe3^^:^ tn!!^r^ --.^^^
L^mS''tfoJlege"can,!^r' K'f''' «<'"'"'""' «t
coin's Inn 1855^ i '?h„ M ^ ' .""i'*'' '° "'" '""•'" Lin-
™j»re .lot, 1857- with vT'"'"^?'""''"'I'""''on Pro.
Practice thireofLon Is^n 7/"^ S!? ''"'""'' "^ "">
I 2. The History of tCcomnl I V^? "'- '"'- "*''^-
Gaul, from the Earliest pSl.n";^^ t^"'' '^"""'' "'"J
Legal Memory, Lon., 1874, Svo °^ ^'''«"-''
' !f/'''/!""''"^ies of IWsUw ^ m.merous, so malig-
Is to discard evoryihi iir '^ , m,'""7 '«'f« Plan to adopt
received accounts of he e'arl'v l.'mriK,P''if*-' ('.' "'« ".suallyZ
lis his own theories timt h,.;^i ".H'lsl,'' Mr. Yeatmaii gives
Mismanagement ofthe PnW;.. n ■*" ^-^''Posure of tho
8vo. 5. The Trade MarkJ «•"?'■'' ""'"-■"' ^'"'- l«?''i.
Handy Book „„V"„,..!"?^.K!^K'«tration Act, 1875: a
men who are'ione'lmJ'f.i'Hl' '" "'™orles, not only of
theni.-that olcffficmia of hirf, r ,"'^v'- '' .«""« ' vUh
Peiidcnnls are the idc U, h„ ,', '
Cgtigan and .handon l-rhHp"";f;L"l^al'.!!^.SVi.!?v1il'
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>aw!..''-.>,),ectator, Ivii. "^^ without the interruption of a
iany."(ih''i:rr„%^ri,',ivh:'r'''^'; 'k**^-^ «"' *"-■
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oawloy, W. Harassino. t> •' "v Jacobus, T. li. Ma-
fellow!'and otC'Emlne^tTuthor; ''r™''''''^^ ^'^-S-
newed., 1857. '""""ent Authors, Lon., 1855, 8vo;
Depl*R::c!e'SS\Y';lk'?^^^^^ N°^«'- By
Yates, H.S It I »j ' "■ '2mo.
Tale, Edii.r 879, „"r ^- f T'.T'" '^"""^ '^W^a : a
Africa : a 'I^Ie, Edi",' wJ, p'-gfo'"'"""" '" ^^^»"'"'
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Howard. l! st. ll fsL??', ^'^'"/i, ^"^''""'' »•""
the Borough of Chesterfield I, -• ^'■^'^■^ """"'•ds of
from the Archives of thin '"« ? ^"'«« "^ E.xtracts
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County of Durhai, Lon 1886 ^'"^""^''y B»°k for the
l8.U?."!6"mo'. '"*""*« **• 'e-J'"-: a Poem, Phila..
?opio"us ^ist'^^Vc^u.m™ ia T "^^ "' C;...mcrneT-;'i b'"a
in Several LangCTun I87T ""^ '^'" Synonymes
■ • The Technical ^r'istorv' Ifc'l ™'" ^"^ "''•• '««^-
Labor applied to Production I„„ Ts^f^'o "■■' Sl'IHed
Growth ttSd Vicissitudes of Pon' 'V P" ^^o- 4. The
A.D. 1789 (•" To„il!,' f / V"""°^''''o from B.C. 1500 to
tion,'')Lo'„. 18 ''r8io'"3r1'''^r''^™d»Ed^-
of Recent and ExisMnt n' ^ ^^•' '**^- •'*• A Manual
("Technical" Indutriaf and t"h' ''^^ ''«» '"1872
1872, p. 8vo. ' "■"* ^'^^ Education,") Lon.,
Veats, \V. n rv.i \ r. .
Irish Peasantry" «cVm;Lt^'%?/w ^""i Tales of the
'• Lays of lid^^y' a" ni^'ph' "' '?' ''"■ '^"''«''"-
Bombay, 1S72, 8vo • 7th td r ?"";. fP'^'"'-^ ^d ed.,
1657
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Ycllott, George. Tlio Km- ny PhiloBophcrs; ur,
Vfan* and Sweotlioiirn, Phila., I , 12ina.
" Yflninrb, II. i;.,»» (I'semi.) tJoo IIkamley, II.
E., tutint.
Vi'lvcrton, Marin Tlierefin, (I.aiiKworlli,)
[«>i'<, veil. Hi., Yki.vkhton, JIh.v. .Mis. Thkhksa, mid.]
1. /luilta: 11 Tiilo of the Yoseiiiito, N. York, 1H7I, 12iuo
YON
whose liulldi'rs slmw .ln'lr rturiiicc for thu iluiid liy the
iiumh(>r of Ktoiii'« which thiv iiocmnulali', . . . Ihivliin
liKhilni il In thi'nu ciimiiliilnlx.lia iinailil Hint even ii le.»M
Mkllhil hloKmiihiT ihMi Mlm Vonne coulil Imnlly hHVi'
fiillcil, with thi' malerluls avalhihli', to proilucc ii hook
of immoii IntiTi'tit. . . Such a lll'i', with ll« hfmikI
IcNuoiis ol llll^ellllihlu■s(<, In n hli«Bliii< and an hoiioiir to
the rtKf 111 which It In lived. The hloKrapliy which wo
of Ihi' book."— .S/)('rtii^ir, xhil. .'lOi
3. Tcrcsina in .Anieiica, l.on., IS75, 2 vol.'). p. 8vo.
Yeo, Gernia F, A Manual of Phy»iolo«y lor the
\Ue of .Junior Studonta of Medicine;, lllust. I'hilii.,
1S8-I, Hvo.
Yeo, Isaac Iliirney« iVf.D., P.R.C.P., [diHe, vn).
iii., Yko. ,(. BrnNEY, ad:.,] professor of clinical r..;ni.
ipcutics at King's Collogo, l.omlon, and |diysitian to
king's t'ollego Hospital. 1. On Thcra|jeutio l"'r(.i.'re«? in
Relation to Theraneutio Mcthoil?, 1>74. 2. The it sulls
of Recent lU'Soarchcs in the Trcalnient of Phthi \>, hon.,
1S77, 8vo. 3. Ileallh-lte»ort.s and their pyn: being
Vacation .Studie.i in Various Ilcallh-Kosorts, l-"n., 1H82,
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H85. 4. Contaj;iousno89 of Pulmonary Consumption,
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8vo.
Poems uf the Possions, l.on.,
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1872, p. Hvo.
Yogindra Chnndra Mnlikii.
Bengal, L.P., (Act viii., 1889, VA'.:, with Rulings of
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faced by an Historical Sketch of (he Ltw of Landlord
and fenant, Calcutta, 187.5, Svo.
Yoiige, Charles Duke, M.A., [nnir, vol. iii.,
add.] 1. Three Centuries "f .Modern llnlory, I.on.,
1872, 8vo. 2. Three Centu ins of English Literature,
Lon.. 1872, 8vo.
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tion, but so ill arranged, and at times nii.wd up with such
Inaccuriicles, that we should hesitate about iilacing it in
any one's hand.s."— .Sni. Her., xxxlil. 1,>1.
3. History of the English Revolution of IdSS, Lon.,
1.874, 12uio. 4. The Life of Marie Antoincuo, Queen
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"He has succeeded ... In reducing a most e.xcltlng
theme as near to dulness as niiiv be, and in writing with
prosiness of a (diaracter whose very immo miuht have in-
spired him with i*ietical feeling. "—.Su/. Ha:, xll. 4!lo.
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cr. 8vo. H. The Constitutional History of Kngland, from
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7. (Kd.) Essays of Oliver Goldsmith; Selected and
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xliv. 110(1. -^
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yet 'pubiiXd '«;;'.i''i,'rdosis„"".;!' r^- ""^"^ "^ ">« "ind
lo.k'is-^;;";,!^^"'" •-"^'"""' ''""■ [verse.]' 'inZ;
M,?^in!!'l^' "'"'"'•. '^'"' "">■''' Exchange Tables of
4c"n::j.;'v,sr',"7 ^z '"^ ^- °^ «-^''". M-tn?:,
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i^:i^n:f;^5:>v!';^7;^^^ --"- --•• "^:i
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"i^J^"?hit '^rr,',';;;;;;:'""""' ^^""'^ '- "- ^^■"'■'''•»
Ln^PTi'*' "•'"• ''"Vnl, D.D., [„»„, vol. Hi., add 1
Virginia '7"^" '""I'/'""" '" P--/'-nia lui'd V ;'
N..^, Account .;f..eK,:rwjhi!:^:„:'ii::i'i-;^
^^"^^^Li>ix:^:^TZ"' ' '' "''
VounjK, iW. J. Familiar Lessons in liotanv with
Flora of Te.x„^ N. York, 1872, 12ino. ""'""y ■ "'"'
( .„""•?» '"'••nie. 1. Jewel Stories I.,n 10-7
Young, Rev. Peter, M.A., [„,„,■. vol Hi a,i, 1
graduated at Exeter College, o'xford, 'iH.SS ; or'dSJ
IK4I ; rector of North Witham since 1S61 : , rebcndarv
of Lincoln since 1862. 1. I,e.«ons on Conflri Ltion or'^
.on IS .'"r-T""",/" C-'-'i'lates for ConSrmaii.rn;
n7w ^X^!"- ""'"" '""•' '«'•-»' 2 -''• p «vo':
Young, R. O. Mob and Military .• Legal and Tac
Vm,..J l'i"K''"J"",°/^"'"' N- York, 1S88, 8vo.
Young, Robert, LL.D., [„nie, vol. iii Rfth of th«
o7 ri'na ka' lie •li':'^' f '• "■' • !""""<-"- '"' ^^'^nbu^
Or: nil ""S"'"'i" nttainments, especially in the
Kua7e''Eiin"''7s'77- J' ^'"-'"f """ '"tb^e llebr'L ^Lan?
guage hUin., 1871, 12mo. 2. Analytical Concordance to
the liible on an Entirely New I'lan, Edin.,K879Tto 3
Contributions to . New Kevision or, A C itical Com
panion to the Now Testament: beii^g a Serie of N^s"
on the Original Text, including the Chief A terations of
Young, John Russell, b. 1841. at Downingtown ' (Irpoi.- V-^JV: ■'"""• '• '""""'" l."neordaneo lo th«
P ■.lad'elphra7r.;':"du"ri^y the" ''■"T'"""'''' "^'•''« ^^•^Arl^^Tl^'J^O'M '.«.«■'.. .■»- ^^ «raiu;
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he accompanied General Orant on his tourTf thL'S
Edin IS8I .X itt . 1 " American fomm tteo,
ar"i: l.l'J"^: '"'"''• ^- Twofold Concordance to th«
matical Analysis of Ibt kfc lldel ^nj G^k
th"''i':"Tng':rK'"« t '7 ^"«'"'" Text^UnabrldLed"
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[•"liins: lh«ir Trial,, and Tr
YoiinghuHbiind, Fi
I'l Ilium. |,„„„ iHHi
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eriiinn by Prof. C,
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n,re I. r.i,Ld i: k;;;. ':mr:::^:zj',::: "^^i^
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at Will „■•: n" ,:."•/"■ "' "" '■"'■'•''■ "oadquartor.
1 1;;! tod by Willliui, liroekio.] Kel,«o. I8si, Svo
niiii'«'hi.;''Kv;';;;X'';?^^^^^^^
roihlirwill M:ar,.ehr ;•;,,; ?,"",'"«■ ",'",'• """"'''' l'"-'
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Sy.
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2. (Tran«.) Thi Trojan War. by v'. Wilt',' I
1881),
lon.,
1,1';?'' '?r;.Tl- (■'>»"'•) Vhrwand^ri^;-.,;"!;^^:
l^^.s p. »vo. 1. Ihu .Mory of Our Lord, I.on., 1887, p.
OwT."""!!!'""!:!!";'' ^"Vt.*-v,nue J„l.„. y„.,„„.s
so r 77 ""';•"! '"■n,.d in the Aluhi.,, war 1m78-
^ >. h.ghteen llundr-d Mil,., „n a lluruir,,. Tat through
i8M:rr"": ■;!!:;;::••"••'»'«•'• »•"• !<-.,
V.iHiiBH, ntinn Kiln siinrpp. i. o-nian nnd
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"' o in •^r'''?i'""'. "'"' """•'• '''"""^' ' - im.
an „1„; ■ 1 ■'*I',"""-'"V" "' AnIlnJiuM.u l.yrio I rama
anil iiili,.r l',)i.iii», |,„|,,, IHS7, |2nio •aui»i
ro.^i!''"l.^:.'i:;,.^r!tl: "«'" "" "'" '"''"■' f"""-
i •\','!,?.'*'''I"i'''"','- '''''"Australia Uireelory. Vol.
'th^rL.;;;';',!i8;;^::""^"»" «'"'""""' ^-"-i^:
«dd''M'25''u;..'*i'' V?"^' .'^■■'^■"- r"""- v"i. Iii..
ami I is.iu-is.sy, i,. m |„v,.,,.sk, .■<,-i,th,nd • irriiilinitnii
iinu recemd a (■nmnnsii on ii tho H„.nl i.„„i„„«,.
..'rvoil in theSutkJ and nnUab e.ln, ,aig ," | j,t ...j
Poii Id app,M„|„,e„|.,, rellrod ISO:-', l^.ca me a nu,,!^ .
0, '"o Si'r Min' 'p'r '"•',• J- (■J>»n''...n,red. t
II 1. "■ V, ''*'^^'''' "f tl"' Career of (ien. .Iidin Held
Lon "iKsl^"" «''' '7i'""' ""'I "-'1-r Ofl. i H. W
With anoilier. Memoir of .'^ir W. K VaC l>v H Y
and n. .\I. I,„n., 1 882, Sy,, With II, a v J.", i *
C.iKR, Ilobson-Jolison : 1 einir a .i ,« ..t 'r '^r","'"
Indian i;ollo,,nial Wor,ls and'l.i; a s'' , f ,/Kt?dtd'
I'rS ^k'^^: . Jul:;:''''' ' "'' ^""' ^"''■"'"■■^•'
Z.
ad.nVsri' hIi,"?--*''"^'"^'? '**«»". [""". vol. iii..
Unlvirsity-iif'^; CU^o^N^w'^i f™;!""""' J" "'"
^^r'l^:^,2r-N.'SFSI-
inri!ir"[^.::';^^"''j;„T"<'ArtofBookbi„d.
To Heart o ho Alleghanies; or. Western North Caro
5;;.rNC;;^rx;!:;ii-;:'^-i --;- «~.
lWdL?'*illl"-N^^*''r!"'i"- ^'''« ^''"■'l-n's
laniuise. lllu»t. N. lork, I,s76, lOuio.
*eriii, t.ustnvus (ieoree. Ph T) F ii « t r .
vol. ii.,ad.i.,J a lecturer in^the S ienee 'and X'r ' De'
i;"-r^^"",t",- //'"ir"r '"" ^"'-' «"::
^oHtiS?^^;-"--^^^^^
^Z:;^-:^i:!n:^"l{^t'^y »-« given m mvour of his
;). Studies in theScicnce'of General History vol i
Ancient lli.storv, Lon.. 18X7 ,Sv„ Ai ". 'V; ^"'- '••
Thir' '''?8";''r^'^ ^,^«;", i'^iwilo :•, ';;r;eu:
{ohition to Christ and t e Chrch i>Ml„ h-a^V^ '""
iSdIS'/griyt'p; ' ?;, '-rTho''v'i"'''":'"'';-' ?^'"'"«>'
Churili of hnr i„„f • ^""^ ^"'"''' '" "'" Lutheran
Z e .nska '^"^'""i'-' »" Address, Pbila., 1878.
of Kr ?n i' ?• ?.^* (^'•''"'••' *'«"-ie: a Story
Zimme-, nan, Mrs. Jane Egeleston On.v
Head.' on ( ; rcen Soldier.. : a Si-nil --'rviT,* ?
^"|> lilMSt. . hiclSSi, 16£o ^ '"' ^"^'' ""''
Sehmid.^Intr„ducti^i&-^,.:^^«:T",^K-;;e
Z.mmern, m,o Helen, b. 1846, in Hamburg: a
1j61
l!< I'
mh
7AM
contributor to the London Athenicuui, Spectator, and a
number of Engl,»h and O.rman periodicals. 1. Stories
in I'reeious Stonen. Illuat. Lon., I,S7.1, p. Svo • °d ed
im rsl;. ^•/"l''.!'^ ''I":"' Stories in' Natu;e, Lon,'
1873, p. Svo 3. Arlhur Schopenhauer: his Life and his
Philosophy, Lon., 1876, p. Svo.
ta.sk of Mml'J'diffl.'Mmv'' ')■'"■''• '"'';>■■«'"' h«s "ndcrtalcen a
prli r ,„u ' i „ i"* •"•" 8"e, In EuKlisli and for gen-
eral readers, a concise accounlof Sch<irienhauer andlils
writings. The book has, uf course, t e ;le icts of iii Hass
but boars evi.lence of lione.'.t care u, prt-ent a trucrMw'
sentat on of the ni«„ and his teaehi■,i^.■■-'l';A.^^"^.,^^f
T .oH'"*^ tphraim Lessinj;: his Life and Worlis,
liOn., In78, p. Svo.
"Of these two biographies that bv Mr .«lme fsee Simp
James, mpra) is the ino're elaborate He asMin es in f^
ho wrote" '•■""',!>"!;'."'"™ "f who Lessing was"a,m wliat
I^.).. . ■ ■ ■ • •'■'■■'* ''""'"crn. on the other hand, nresun-
K^ fr?,.?,?"'",''!'' "" «<'',l""i»tanee with subjects i /w^i A
mu>.^i', 1 frAl^"' f" '■"''^^''- • ■ ■ "»"' I'lograp-bersdraw their
maternil from the same sources; tlie dilterenee in treat
K, h "'A'"' 1" ','";.''"'.v principally confining herself u, a
™iH! .1' "'^ '^s'* "K s life, and the gentleman superadding a
minute analysis of all his writings, and giving lengtlieiied
comments upon them. The coiidusioii.hi, either cLse. re
aJmost identical, and are subsKiiitially just What I'e
reader will miss in both are those bioglaphical details
lA,?Nd"«"i '"*•'" "'"^ vividness to a^larrative.••-
n,!^^!''• '^''"'i*.^?*''',"""*' •'« "dmitled to be the better of
the two and nidee.l Jliss Zlmmern's Is so much marred
Xh .i?.!K',fr'iV"'"'.l"'«« "f '="«'i'"' tliatitwill' "e
mucli careful revision by a competent Knglish scholar t
t^me,! "■"'■'"j;.'"'";," "efo.me wf.i,.b it otherwise deerve
to meet, , , Were It not lor the , sad defect which we has-,
mentioned, and even, perlnips, In spite of that defect the
Kln^i Z'^i^^Vr"'}'} «'''"■ ^\« '"'""• " clearer v^v of
fl T J"i?' 'T',-':'"' ^''''''- I""''- ^"■' 1882, p. Svo.
tJ p. f'° °f "^'"88: Stories retold from Fi.dusi : with
Two fctcfiings by L. Alma Tadema, R.A., and a Prefa-
tory Poem by Edmund W. (Josso, Lon., 1,883, or 8vo
llmciUt style of com|)osltioii."—.S((/. /Jo' Iv 219 *'""'
^al-,"^ Edgeworth, ("Eminent Women" Ser.,) Lon..
loo.i, er. nvo. '
"Miss Helen ZImmern . . . has been nhle tn inciif,, i,„.
self ,us a biographical cook by cXct ng a matl oUf.f'
tion , 1(1 LnSt skill f'n',^'"' PO*"'''^'*'^^-^ a "stsonseof propor-
critical ludginents.are temperate and s<md" *' Her^stvle
^^.^. lacks animation, character, sparkle."-S(i/. iir , l^ii
8. (Trans.) Pilgrim Sorrow: a Cycle of Tales, bv
Elizabeth Ottilie Louise Pauline, Queen of Roumania,
["Carmen Sylva,"] Lon., 1884, cr. Svo. 9. Herofe
laics retold from Firdusi the Persian, Lon., 1885 n
8vo. 10. Art Annual: L. Alma Tadema: bis Life knd
Work Ion., ,s, « 4to. MMth Z.HMEn.v. Alice, (trans.)
Ualf-Hours witli Foreign Novelists : with Short Notices
1^'"^ ■"■ ^"""88 of the Various Authors, Lon.,
ZWI
1880, 2 vols. D. Svo; now ed., rev., entitled "Stories
from Foreign ifovolists," Ac, 1884. And see Beeslev!
Zincke, Rev. Foster Barhain, [ante, voL iii
add.,] graduated at Wadham College, Oxford, 1839: or'
darned 1840; curate of Wherstead 1841-47, and sinee
then viear. I The Egypt of the Pharaohs 'an3 of The
Kedive, Lon., 1H71, Svo; new ed., 1S73.
' -Marked by freshness and orlgiiialltv of view rathi.i.
2. A. Month in bwitzerland, Lon., 187;i, p. Svo.
., „ rti '''t''<","s''t was poured by Mr, Zincke on the his
,7a"l,H'^'l"' '/"' "0""e will venture to siigges that he
an<i Thir^" '" ■",'/ "•»cll"'s knowle<igc^of SwUzer^
irrelt the auemio,,''",', 'L"",""?'' ".' "''" ""'''' volume to
uire^t int auentloii .of rtnybouv who t-nrps fur Hn hniii.'o
intercourse with the miiurcf o le who Inw c«ren"lv n ,,'
S of "his 111 '^v'''-'^'"';^' "".'.'"«'"« wbi<:h affect ti't^"::
being 01 his fellow.creatures."-.'.),fc(ator, xlvi, mi
3. The Swiss Allmends, and a Walk to see them : beina
a Second Month in Switzerland, Lon., 1874, p. 8vo t
A Walk in the Orisons : being a Third Month in Switzer-
land Lon 18,5, p. Svo. 5. Society for the Develop,
mcnt of the Science of Education : an Inaugural Ad-
dress Lon., 1876, Svo. 6. The Plough and the Dollar;
or. The Lnghshry ol a Century Hence, Lon., 1883 Svo
7j^ Materials for the History of Whenstone, Ipswich,'
-,,^."'5^'.' Ferdinand. Miorosoopioal Petrography •
(Inited tetntes Geological E.xploration of the Fortietii
Parallel.) Illust. Wash., I,S77, 4to.
tnn^ «!?"'".'"?-^"''"* Pairchild, b. 1849, at Charles-
ton, S.C ; studied art in New York and Paris; a mem-
ber of the American Water-Clor Society. Horse Foot
[and Dragoons: Sketches of Army Life at Home and
I ,«/,"'" ■ "'* Illustrations by the Author, N. York,
i I oo7, o\'(>. '
' n„'i'i'\'! "■''? "PPreclfte graphic ofl-hand accounts and ex-
c^r.ii;rt.ii>^is'i'.snri8^'^
' r ^"""polides, D. Course of Modern Greek: Part
I., Elementary Method, Lon., 1887, Svo.
Zoysa, L. de. Catalogue "f Pali, Sinhalese, and
Sanskrit Manu.«criptsin the Ceylon Government Library
Colombo, 1876, Svo. ■"
Zupitza, Julius, Ph.D., b. 1844, at Kerpen, Si-
esia; studied at Breslau and Berlin; professor of Eng-
; lish in the University of Berlin 1876. 1. (Ed ) The
Romance of Uuy of Warwick, Parts I. and II., (Early
Eng. Text Soo.,) Lon., 1875-76, Svo. 2. Beowulf: Au-
totypes of the Unique Cotton MS., Vitellius A xv., in
the British Museum : with a Transliteration and Notes,
(Early Eng. Text Soe.,) Lon., 1882, Svo. 3. (Ed.) The
Roinanoe of Guy of Warwick : from the Auchinleck MS.
m the Advocates' Library, Edinburgh, and from MS 107
in Caius College, Cambridge, (Early Kng. Text See.,) two
parts, Lon., 1883-87, Svo.
Zwicker, P. H. Maehinists' and Engineers' In-
structor, Phila., 1888, 12mo.
THE END.
m.NTED BV J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANy, P„,UDtl.PMI».
, entitled "Stories
And eee Beesley,
iin, [ante, vol. iii
, Oxford, 1839; or-
1841-47, and since
laraoha and of the
73.
Ilty of view niilier
i of critical liiiuwl-
ilng power which
ilv. ft!)?.
H7;!, 1). »vo.
Ziiicke on the hls-
to suKKest tliat he
iwleilm' of Switzer-
is litlle v(jlume to
■ares for an hour's
has carefully jion-
ich allect the well-
ir, xlvi. 9<iO.
to see them : being
1S74, p. Svo. \.
Month in Switzer-
for tlie Develop,
in Inaugural Ad-
1 and the Dollar;
; Lon., I88;j, 8vo.
enstone, Ipswich,
ical Petrography:
1 of the Fortieth
. 1849, at Charles.
id Paris; a incm-
ty. Horse, Foot,
fe at Home and
luthor, N. York,
accounts and ex-
r military life will
ern Greek : Part
J.
i, Sinhalese, and
jrnnient Library,
, at Kerpen, Si-
rofessor of Eng-
. 1. (Ed.) The
and II., (Early
'.. Beowulf: Au-
ellius A XV., in
ilion and Notes,
. 3. (Ed.) The
Auchinleok MS.
lid from MS. 107
. TextSoe.,) two
Engineers' In-