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Natural Science, page 51.
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Literature, page 61.
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CORRECTIONS,
Tlu- followinjf (.orrections arc to bi> made in
tins Cat.iroj^'uc. The numbers here jjiveiiaie thf
correct numbers :
On page i. Hartwig, C. Dwellers in |
the Aretii- rejfions. 1887.. A4q9 i
" 4. Contemporary science series. 1
- Primitive family : by C.
N. Starcko '. . . D396
" 20. Bemrose, W. Fret cutting^
and perforated carving-.
2nd ed R736 B
" 39- O'Reilly, John B. The poetry
and song of Ireland R891.62 A
The following corrections are to be made in the
Catalogue issued in 1890. The numbers here
gneii are the correct numbers :
On page 16. Boulton. Life : by Smiles. B847
" 20. Bulwer-Lytton. Lucretia L2437-8
33. Cudlip, Mrs. Walter Goring L2288-9
" 34. Darwin, C. R. Descent of
•"■■'" A135
37. Dodd, J. P'iftv years' strug-
K'e C127
40. Edwards, H. S. The prima
donna . B672-3
40. Emerson, P. H. Naturalistic
photography E374
" 44. Forbes, A. Soldiering and
scribbling G758
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79.
96.
99-
99-
101.
109.
109.
109.
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114.
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117.
121.
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g.ill, G. F. Voyage of the
Resolute
Heyse, Paul. In paradise..
Lean, J/w. Heart of Jane
. Warner. 2 v L2025-6
- \elly Brooke. 2 v L2087-8
Lever, C. Charles O'M.il-
ley. For L765 reacf.
Marryat, F. M.isterm.in
Ready. For Mjfj read. . . .
Reid, Capt. War trail K806
Ruskin, John. Stones of
Venice. 2 v
- Cook, J. Marriage
Schiller, J. C. Mundt, K.
Goethe and Schiller l,^.^z
Stephenson, George. Life :
hy Smiles B848
- Robert. Life : by Smiles B848
Sterne, L. Sentimental jour-
ney. For H946 read H949
Strang, H. I. Exercises in
false syntax
Thackeray, W. M. Rlen's
wives, etc.: v. 8 of Mis-
cellanies '
Tolstoi, Count. Ivan Ilyitch.
Trollope, A. Last chronicle
•ofBarset. 3 V L1435-7
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NATURAL SCIENCE.
" Hafifiy is he who lives to understand
.Vot human nature only, but explores
.411 natures— to the end that he may find '
The law that goz'erns each . . .
Through all the mighty common-wealth of things.
Up from the creeping plant to sm<ereign /««»."— Wordsworth.
Science in General.
|Allen, Grant. Falling in love : with
other essays on more exact branches
of science. i88q
[Campbell, G D. G. ( Duke of Argyll. )
The reign of law. iSgo
;obbe, Frances Power. Scientific spirit
of the age and other pleas and dis-
cussions. 1888
'roude, James Anthony. Science and
theology, ancient and modern : and
other religio-science essays by Em-
erson, etc. 1879
[Hartwigf, G. Dwellers in the Arctic re-
gions. 1887
Heroes of the Polar world. 1888
I — Marvels over our heads. 1888
I— Marvels under our feet. 1.S88
1^ Subterranean world. 1881
j— Wonders of the tropical forest. 1888.
j — Workers under the ground ; or, mines
and mining. 1888
A598
A526
AS6S
A518
A449
Asoo
A506
A504
A510
Asoi
AS03
Herschel, Sir]. F. W. Lectures on sci-
entific su'-ijects. 1884
Hopkins, (; V Experimental science.
1 890
Jordan, D. S. Science sketches. 1888.
Laing, S. Modern science and modern
thought. 1890
Priestley, J. Huxley, T. H. Science
and culture. pp. 102-134. Joseph
Priestley
Reynolds, Rev. J. W. The supernatural
in nature : a verification by free use
of science. 1878
Thompson, D. G. The problem of evil :
an introduction to the practical sci-
ences. 1887
A521
A517
A493
AS34
A108
A533
A.M?
Milner, Rev. T. The gallery of nature :
a pictorial and descriptive tour
through creation. 1846 R500 M
Year book of facts in science and art,
1841 : exhibiting the most important
discoveries and improvements RS03 Y
SUPPLEMENT TO CATALOGUE,
Hardwicke't science srossip.
1881 ;
Nature :
1865 to
weekly illustrated journal of
RSOS H
R50S N
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RS05 S
V.3..
V,3a.
V.34.
V.44.
V.jo.
V.ia.
V.i4.
V.j6.
V. s8.
— Supplement.
B
science. 1869 to 1886
Intellectual observer : review of natural
history, microscopic research and
recreative science. 1862 to 1868
Scientific American. 10 v
V. 30. Jan. •June, 1874.
July-Dcc, 1874.
Jan. -Dec, 187,5,
Jan. -Dec, 1876.
Jan. -Dec, 1881.
Jan. -Dec, 1884.
Jan. -Dec, 1885.
Jan. -Dec. 1886.
Jan.-Dec, 1887.
Jan. -Dec. 1888.
Vol. I. Jan.-Dec. 1876. . R50S Su
British association for the advancement
of .science : report of the meeting's
from 18,31 to 1880 R,5o6
Goldsmith, Oliver. History of the earth
and animated nature : with numerous
notes from the works of the most
distinguished British and foreign na-
turalists. 2 V. i860 R508 G
White, Rev. G. Natural history of Sel-
. *'°''"'-'- 'S54 RS08.42
Ktntr, W. Ross. The sportsman and n.a-
turalist in- Canada ; or, notes on the
natural history of the g-ame, game
birds, and fish of that country. 1866. RsoS.j/
Lord, John K. The naturalist in Van-
couver Island and British Columbia
^\- '«66 R508.7U
AgassJz, Louis. Contributions to the
natural history af the United States
of America. 4 v. 1857 RsoS.?-,
Turner, L. M. Contributions to the na
turalhistory of Alaska. 2 v. 1886. Rso8. 798
Ayer's American Almanac, 1889, in 21
languages R^^g.^ ^
Mathematics.
Boole, G. Differential equations. 1872..
Casey, J. Treatise on the analytical ge-
ometry of the point, line, circle and
conic sections. 1885
Clifford, V/. K. Mathematical papers.
1882 _
Mackay, J. S.
1889
Salmon, G. A treatise on conic sections.
_ 1879
Tait, P. G. An elementary treatise on
quaternions : 3rded., much enlarged.
1890 _
Thomson and Tait. Treatise on natural
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— Ourselves and others. 1889 0^36
— Practical paradoxes. 1889 D437
~ Seeing and being. 1889 o^^g
Whipple, E. P Character and charac-
teristic men. 1888
— Success and its conditions. 1888.
Young, J. H. Our deportment. 1883
D.130
D432
D426
DS4'
D546
D431
DS3o
Dsi8
R543
D439
D420
D421
D443
Folk-lore.
fSee also Mytholouv, oh page g. )
British folk-lore societv publications. 1:
V. 1879 '. ^
Martinengo-Cesaresco, E. Essays in
the study of folk songs. 1886
Gregor, Rev. W. Folk-lore of the north-
east of Scotland. 1881
Hendefsoa, W. Folk-iore of the north-
ern counties of England and the
borders. 1879
Gibson, A. C. Folk speech of Cumber-
land. 1 869
D595-9
D603
D6i3
D614
D61S
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i
USEFUL ARTS.
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Workshop rcrcipts : fov llio uso orin.-mu-
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amaliMiis. isl si-rk-s. 18HH
2iid sffii's : iK'votoif mainly to siih-
joi-ts i\)nni\-U'il with cliemical maiiii-
t'ai'turi-s. 1890
^rd sorios : di'VDli-d mainly to i-ioi--
trii-ai and nu'laJiiiiLnt-a! siibioi-ts.
1889
— - 4th series : devoted mainly tii handi-
crafts and iniH-hanieal subjeets. 1890
Dick, \V. H. ICnevt-Kipedia of practical
reieipls. i88i) R603 D
Knight, K. II. .\'ew mechanical diction-
«■"•>■• '«74 R6o,3 K
— All rican rnechanical dictionary. 3
i«7-l 'R603K2
Spon's eiU'Vi. 1 ,iedi;i of liie iniliistrial
arts, m.-mutactures .iiid commercial
K482
E483
E484
E485
products.
R603 S
Ure, A. Diction.-iry of arts, manufactures
..;-.d mines. 4 v. 1864 R603 U
Buchanan, W. M. Dictionary of science
and technical terms. 1884 R6os B
General Works.
Dodd, Ci. Curiosities of industry. 1853
Drew, H. Pens and types : or hints for
those who write, etc. 1889
E4,9
Wylde, James, ed. Ind .siries of the
world. 2 V R600.3
Szezepanshi, F. Bihliotheca polytech-
nica: directory of leclinical literature.
1S90 •■. R60S S
Routledge, R. Discoveries and inven-
tions of the nineteenth century. 1891 R608 R
Rein, J. J. The industries of Japan.
i88g R609.S2
Kellogg's standard physiolojfy : also
containinjjf index to the Standard
manikin. 1890 R612 G
Richardson, R. \V. Hygeia : a v of
health. 1876 R6' | R
Fluckiger anti Hanbury. Pharma >>j i
phia. 1879
Engineering ;ind l>tiildin>f record and the
s.mil.iry enjfineer. 1887-9 RCj,,
MKCHANICAL ENC.INKKRING.
Barber, T. W. Enjjineer's sketch-book
of mechanical movements and details.
( 8go
Bjorling, P. R. Pumps. 1890
Brown, H. T. Five hundred and seven
mechanic.'d movements. 16th ed.
1888
Clerk, D. The gas engine. 1887
Craik, D. Americm millwright and
miller. 1882
Fairbairn, .Kir VV. Useful information for
engineers, ist series. 5th ed. 1874
2nd series. 2nd ed. 1867
3rd series
Goodeve, T. M. On gas engines. 1889
Perry, J. Steam. 1889
Rose, J. Completi" practical m.achinist.
1 890.
Shelley, C. P. B. Workshop appliances.
1888
History of the planing
nderion J
book.
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♦"■'nifer, C
American m
develop
pli.inces
Baker, B.
numeroi
Parsloe, J.
Searles, W
,.- 1891
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Crimp, VV,
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mill. 1889.
Weisbach, P. J. Mechanics of engineer-
ing. VI. Theoretical mechanics. . E,i
--V. 2. Part I. Hydraulics and
hydraulic motors E,.
V. 2. Part 2. Heat, steam and
steam engines F:;;,
J, blastings, C
'-■t I tics, i89(
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• Ifggs all the
.,_ i dozen.
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Trautwine, J. C. Civil engineer's pocket-
book. 13th ed. i888
Smith, R. H. Graphics : applied especi-
ally to mechanical engineering. (S89 P6m,iJ
Bourne, J. Treatise on the steam
engine, iitli.d. 1876 Rfi.-i,
— Examples of steam, air and gas en
gines. 1878 Ro.ii.. ,
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cator. 1888 R621,
Colburn, Z. Locomotive engineering. 2
V. 1871 R621.
Cocoer, J. H. On the use of belting.
'878 R621.:
61:, V i Holtzappel, C. Turning and mechanical
maninulation : practical instruction
or, - hlhe. 5 V R62i,
Fairbaiin, W. Construction of the
Britannia and Conway tubuiar
bridges. 2 v. 1849 R624
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inner. Prof.
igetmeier.
Breeding
.' ■ le and 1
'^.'-Mv., C. H.
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l>ot)K. iHHi) F, lO
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■erinjfer, C. A text-book of asNuyinjf.
lK(,^>
RAILROADS.
American r.iihvay, TIu; : its construction,
tIfvclDpiiK'iil, in.iii.ip'nuMit ami ap-
„, pliarurs, by T. C. Clarke, cic. 1KH.1.
'7-9 Kojd. ■ , ,, ,
■alcer, H. I.onn-span railway briiljrj.s:
iCilN'KKRING. nunicroiis fonmil.x- and tables. 1871).
Parsloe, J. Our Kng-lish railway.s. 187H
Searles, VV'ni. H. Fit l.l eiiRrineeiiiig.
K,, '""'
I'v SANITARY. WATEI;.WORKS.
Crimp, W. S. Sewage disposal works.
J- '^'n
1887 I' - ^'■•""■d- ^^'- ''• Oisposal of iionsehold
' ■"' wastes. 1800
•cord and the
i sketch-book
tsand det.'kils,
1 8go
I'd and seven
s. 16th ed.
E448
E47
E427
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E188
I':*
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Blastings, C. W. Water-works statis-
tics, i8c)o. loth issue.
E498
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Agriculture.
Ilwri^ht and
iforniatioti for
5th ed. 1874 IM. Ilannins:, R. Sanitary works abroad.
K4 '"7b R614M
't I
I'-4' .4
Pownmg, A. J. Fruits and fr it-trees
,, n Of America. 1889 £598
IfgCS all the year round at fourpence per
Evi '*'"'""• '^'5 E553
' Blliott, J. R. American farms. 1890... E44
jji.||lint, C. L. Milch cows and dairy-
i farming. 1889 ; _ g^^^,
)yd, F.J. The science otf agriculture.
'««-^ £5,2
Us, J. F irst principles E592
e, E. P. Success with small fruits. . . . E440
nner, Prof. H. First principles. 1890 E593
getmeier, VV. B. The poultry book •
.... ...g. , .„y . ., :...,, Breeding and management 7f profi-:
the steam •' le and orna nenlal poul* , y. 1873. R636
" ■ • ^''•'' ^C ••"''• C. HO r p \ie dogs : theprize
and gas en- t^ laners of 1887 R6i6 7
ckenzie, James. Modern butter- "
makmg and dairy machinery. 1888. R637 M
- Every day nu-al!i. 7fh ed. 1888 E588
— Little dinners. 1888, l<'e8Q
Panton, J. E. Iiom kitchen to garret.
Hulls for young householders. 18HH. E591
Commerce, Business, Commu-
nica^^ion.
Culley, R. S. Practical tcK'graphy. 1885 E487
Rosser. VV. II. Elementary navigation
tor young seamen. 1879 g.^g
Torrey, H. Practical typewtiting. i8K<, £429
Winslow, R. The law of .artistic copy-
'■'K'"- 'H89 !^ Es99
1867
ngines. i88g
:al machinist.
ip appliances.
jf the planing
s of engineer-
mechanics. .
draulics and
steam and
Roj...
ith tho indi-
R621. J
igineering. 2
R621.
; of belting.
i mechanical
I instruction
ion of the
ay tubular
R62i.)'|
R621.S
ES9,-
R624I
Domestic Economy.
'"'^oo'^' ■^'''^^- Domestic Economy.
1 009
lippini, A. The table: how to buy,
i cook and serve food. 1889 E^^n
irrison, Mrs. B. Statesmen's Dishes,
and how to cook them. 1891 £561
BOper, Mary Cookery for invalids.
Sthed. 1886 E^^
Smith, J. K. Manual of telegraphy R6^4 S
Copyright, national ami international.
_ . '*^*^7 R6SS.63 D
Price, J. M. Interest tables at c to 10
percent. ,887 '. ,^^58
Oates, C.. T.ibles of sterling exchange.
'****-'' R658 T
Shorthand.
Bishop, G. R. Exact phonography. 1S87 Es68
Cross, J. G. Eclectic shorthand. 1888. FlU,
— Dictionary. 1888 g' ^
Graham, A. J. Standard phonography. £573
— Phonographic reader. 1885 £,!.
— Second ditto. 1861 g" _,
— Phonographic dictionary £--5
Heather, W. Simple shorthand. 1889.. £569
Lindsley, D. P. Elements of tachy-
e-'-'phy £570
Munson, J. E. Complete phonographer.
'*^"-'> Es77
— Dictionary. 1888 Ec78
Pitman, B. Manual of phonography.
'^**9 E580
— Phonographic reader. 1888 £-81
— Second ditto. 1888 Ec82
— Phr.ise-book E«8t
— Dictionary. 1888 EiSa.
— Reporter's companion. 1889 £c8e
Pitman, I. Phonographic manual and
teacher. i8go
— Di(|;tionary. 1889
E587
ES79
— Xew Testament in phonography. 1886 £556
Thornton, G. The modern stenogra-
P'l'"". 1882 Es86
Humphrey's shorthand R653 h
Johnson, G. W Canadian school sh.
hand. 1889 R6^^ J
Byrom's shorthand. 1813 RSsi.di
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and candles. 1888 E456
Davis, C. T. The manufacture of bricks,
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Hodgetts, E. A. B. Liquid Fuel. 1890. E502
Lunge, G. The distillation of coal-tar
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Piesse, G. W. S. The art of perfumery.
'^55 E525
Watt, A. Art of soap-making. 3rd ed.
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Schriber, F. Complete carriage and
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plate workers E45;
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construction of buildings. 2 v. 1S76 £423-4
Hatfield, R. G. Theory of transverse
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Drysdale, J. Health and comfort in
house-building : or ventilation with
warm air. 1890
Dye, F. Hot water fitting and steam
cooking apparatus. 1888
Tones, Walter. Heating by hot water.
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Maguire, W. R. Domestic sanitary
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Riddeil, R. The slide rule, explained
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ful powers of calculation. 1881 R694 Iv
Tredgold, T. The elementary principles
of carpentry : witli an appendix of
specimens of various roofs of iron
and stone, illustrated. 7th edition,
by E. W. Tarn. 1886 R694 .
Monckton, J. H. Stair-building in its
various forms and the one plane
method of hand railing. 1888 R694*|
Kunhardt, C. P. Small yachts: their
design and construction. 70 full page
plates. 1887 R699
Stephens, W. P. Canoe and boat build-
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Newton, C. 1
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Fater, W. Th
art and poc
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Claude's liber
autotype.
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Pante, A. Pur
[ bj' Dore. . .
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Lawson, Cecil,
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Harding, J. D.
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Prout, S. Micri
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Wordsworth, V
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HAMILTON PUBLIC LIBRARY.
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)US.
gold and
acture of
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id copper-
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1 885-9 E47 •!
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,^"^7.™" Jfinieson, Mrs. History of our Lord as
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E43C "t '^'^'Sends of the monastic orders. 1890 E534
£3. 'f Sacred and legend.iry art. 2 v. 1890 E532-3
Moody, F. W. Lectures and lessons on
I art. 1888...
Hewton, C. T. Art and archajolot-v.
; 1880 ^..
l^ater, W. The renaissance : studies in
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gravings illustniting the dramatic
; works of Shakespeare. 1874 R700 B
Claude's liber veritatis,: reproduced in
autotype. 1872 R700 C
■^T- Beauties of Claude Lorraine R700 C2
Oante, A. Purgatory and paradise : ill.
Ejqc •' ''^'^'"■' R700 D
t^ «- Inferno : ill. by Dore R700 D2
Ijawson, Cecil. A memoir : by E. W.
I Gosse. ,883 R700 G
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Milton, J. Paradise lost : ill. by Dore, .R700 M
Meynell, VV., ed. Some modern artists
' • and their work". I883 R700 M2
Meriden Rrittania Company. Catalogue
i of gold and silver plate. 1886-7. • • R700 M3
F*rout, S. Microcosm : the artist's sketch
''""'^- '88' R700 P
International art: with essay by E.
Strahan. ,877 ; ^^^ g
Turner, J. M. W. The Turner gallery :
•' series of 120 engravings on steel.
„. •"•' R700 T
Victoria jubilee folio of drawings. 1887. R700 V
Wordsworth, W. The River Duddon :
nnets, with ten etchings by Chat-
'8^4 R700W
Mast-Tpieces of industrial art and sculp-
ture of the International exhibition.
'862' 3v R700W2
Art and letters. 1883 r-q-
Art journal. 3 v. 1849, 1850, 1852 R70S A
Art journal ;ind exhibition catalogue,
'^■'^' R70S A2
Magazine of art. The. 7 v. 1878 to
'884 R705M
Royal academy pictures, 1889 R70S R
Art tre.-isures of Germany : a collection
of the most important pictures. 2 v. R709.3
Perrot, Georges. History of art in
ancient Egypt. 2 v. 1 883 R709.32
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Symonds, J. A. Renaissance in Italy. 7
^■- '88' R709.4S
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Fergusson, J. Palaces of Nineveh and
Persepolis restored. 1851
Fletcher, B. Model houses for the in-
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Freeman, E. A. Historical and architec-
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Gibson, L. H. Convenient houses : with
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Moore, C. H. Development of gothic
architecture. 1890
Osborne, C. F. House planning. 1888,
Stevenson, J. J. House architecture. 2 v.
1880
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design and construction. 1890, .....
Wright, F. A. Architectural perspective
for beginners. 1890
E472
E460
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furniture. 1777 R720 ^
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Carter, J. Am-ient .ircliitcctuiv of Kiik-
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Canova, A. The works of : in sculpture
and modelling. 1887 RT'IO
Mitchell, Lucy M. History of ancient
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Hawkins, E. The silver coins of Eng-
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Madden, F. W. History of Jewish coin-
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Martin, L. C. Current gold and silver
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Meteyard, Eliza. Choice examples of Schwenke F
Wedgwood art, etc 1879 R738 .V furniture
So on, L. M. The ;irt of the old P^nglish rangemei
potter. 2nd ed. 1883. R738 J Yapp, G. W
upholster
Drawing. Painting. Bumet, joh.
1 880 ....
Jackson, F. G. Lessons on decorative
design. 1888
Kellar, M. J. Elementary perspective.
3rded. 1888
Lefebure, E. Embroidery ;ind lace :
their m;inufactiu-e and history. 1888
Miller, L. W. The essentials of perspec-
tive. 1887
Putnam's .art hand books. 3 v. 1886. . .
Warren, .S. E. Free-hand geometrical
dr.awing. 1873
— Linear perspective. 1 873
Champlain, J.
and paint
Wilkie, D.
numerous
Woltmann, A
V 1887
Benson, W.
.' colour. I
Keld, G. Ch
P tise on col
-^^ Wilkinson, S.
■+5 '; on the net
V sion of tas
E4>
E44.
£461
E44-
E39--t
R740 I '^n Dyck, A.
,:' Dvck. ih
Pennell, J. Pen drawing and pen
dr.uightsmen. 1889
Hamerton, P. G. L.mdscape, in nature, ^
liter.iture and painting. 1885 R741 } ^rnard, G.
Delamotte, P. H. Drawing copies. 1873 R741 P f W'^''^'' ^"'c
CoiK.iiiis 48 outline and 48 sh.nli-d plates of "* Drawing fr(
.irdiitcvtiiro, trees, fl^fiires, fraKnients, land- Mann A r,„
seapes. boats and sea pieces. Wann, A. Un
Brown, R. The principles of pr.ictical
perspective. 1835
Ware, VV. N. Modern periipective. 2
V. 1882 R7^2 V
Marshall, Prof. J. An.atomy for artists.
«8«3
Armengaud. The practical draughts-
man's book of industrial designs, and
machinist's and engineer's drawing
companion. 1883 . . ^744
Trowbridge, G. Perspective, The prin-
ciples of R744
Tuthill, W. R. Practical lessons in archi-
R7
K74
to the ?iuci
landscape
Penley, A. E
:, in water t
^assell's Guid
'^ colours. 1
i instruction
•# Animal pain
-^ Figure paini
flisp Flower pain
•t^ Neutral tint,
•li Sepia painlii
Tree paintin
tectural dr.awing. 1881 ^744 T 4^ Wate
Flower p;iinl
and 2nd se
Flowers and
-^ Marine paint
t^pn, W. J.
^ ing in Amei
Wedmore, Free
.;; ing. 1883.
Delamotte, F. Ex.amples of modern
alphabets. 1888 , R745
— Ornamental alphabets. 1888 R745 D
Dresser, C. Principles of decorative
design '. . . : R745 V
Hulme, F'. E. .Suggestions in floral de-
sign : 52 coloured plates "... R74.S ■
Shaw, H. The art of illumin.ation, as
practiced during the middle ages.
1870 R745 5
Smith, J. G. Monograms in three and •■ Jr
four letters 1^745 ^ '"•
Wyatt, M. D. The art of illuminating Rnerson, P. :
from the e.irlieHt times, i860. . . . R74,^ ■ -—_ .S's-'-'phy. . .
Alford, /Mtfy M. Needlework .is art. WUs, F. W. Ir
1886 R7: Wilson, E. L.
Brunner & Tryon's interior decorations, ' '891
furniture, etc. 1887 R747 -*- «»}uarter centi
HAMILTON PUBLIC LIBRARY.
21
od. 1881.. R738 .1 jimith, J. M. Oriifimontal interiors. 1887 R 747 S
2 V. 1878 R738 1 Historical art furniture R74g H
xainples of Schwenke, F. Designs for decorative
R738 y furniture and modern chamber ar-
rang-ement. 1882 R749 S
R738 ■' Yapp, (t. W. Art industry : furniture,
upholstery and house decoratioTis. . . R749 Y
Burnet, John. Treatise on painting.
>««o R750 B
Champlain, J. 15. Cyclopedia of painters
and painting. 4 V. 1S87 R750 C
Wilkie, D. The Wilkie gallery: with
numerous steel plates. . . ^ R750 W
Woltmann, A. History of painting. 2 v.
'««7 R750W2
Btenson, W. Principles of the .scienqe of
' colour. 1868 R7S2 K
I^eld, G. Chrom.-itograpliy : or a trea-
tise on colours .-md pigments. 1835. Rj^z F
Wilkinson, Sir J. G. On colour : and
on the necessity for a general diffu-
; sion of taste amo'ig all classes. 1858. R752 VV
Van Dyck, A. Slceu *..' s by Antonio Van
, HI nature, a • '^ '^757
if^^S R741 F Bfernard, G. Landscape painting in
opies. 1873 R741 F % jvater colours. 1855 Ry^s B
:u1chI pl.-iti-s of
y;nit:nts, l.-iiul-
old P^nglisli
ainting.
1 decorative
lerspective.
and lace :
itory. )888
of perspec-
V. 1886...
geometrical
and
pen
E4>
1-44'
£461
E44'
E.39-4
E45"
E45
R740 I
•% Drawing from nature. 1865 R758 B2
Mann, A. Gnats and other hindrances
to the ifuccessful accomplishment of
landscape painting. 1884 R7158 M
fenley, A. English school of painting
;. in water colours. 1874 R7S9-2
iJasseirs Guides to painting in water
colours. With coloured plates and
instructions to the pupil. . 1 1 v.
r.>.'!m,'^'^'!,\',H "^ Animal painting in water colours. i88s R7S8 T
's drawing "t. *''S-"re panilmg in water colours R757 M
R744 • m Flower painting, elementary R7C8 E
f practical
pective. 2
for Jirtists.
R7,,
R742 W
K74
, The prin-
••; R744'
tis in archi-
R744T
)f modern
•••••. R745
^8 R745 D
decorative
R745 1^
I floral de-
........... R745!
ination, as
idle ages.
R745
three and
R745>
luminating
S60. . . .
k as art.
^ Neutral tint, a course of painting in . , R751 L2
'*^ Sepia painting, a course of. 2 v R751 L
' Tree painting in water colours. 1883. R758 B3
; Water colour painting, a course of. . . R751 L3
Flower painting in water colours, ist
and 2nd series.
^ R7S8 H
I Flowers and how to paint them R758. N
-4 Marine painting R7S8 I'
tin ton, W. J. History of wood engrav-
J mg in America. 1882
Wedmore, Fred.
^1 ing. 1883...
Four masters of etch-
R761
R767
Photography.
»nerson, P. H. Naturalistic photo-
corations,
R74ST~ .^•'••'Phy
iills, F. W. I
R74^Vilson, E. L
E374
ntenor photography. 1890 E471
1891
R747 ^B Quarter century
Photogr
otography
mosaics
ti54
1887 E52.
E526
E187
ESS7
R780.3
R786.5
Music.
Annesley, C. The standard opera-glass :
conl.-iining the detailed plots of gs
lelehratcil oper.is. 1890 ".
Elson, L. C. The theory of music as ap-
plied to the li'.ichings ;ind practice
of voice and inslrunienis, in tlu' New
En.gland Conscrvalory. 1890
Guttman, Oskar. Gymnastics of the
voice : .1 systi!m of correct breathing
in singing and speaking, based upon
physiological laws, A practical
guide in the training .md use of the
sp.-akingand singing voice. 1887..
Grove, Sir G. A dictionary of music and
musicians. 4 V
Hopkins, K. J. The org.m : its history
and construction. 1855
(SVv ll/so ICl.OCl TION.)
Amusements.
IN-DOOR AMUSEMENTS.
Freeborough, I-:. Chess openings, an-
cient and modern, 1889
In-door .imusements
Robertson J. The game of draughts. ,
OUT-DOOR SPORTS.
Alexander, A. Healthful exercises ft)r
girls. 200 ills. 1887
— Modern gymnastic exercises : ele-
mentary.
— - advanced
Badminton library.
--- .\thletics and footb.ill F;47q
— Fishing : pike and other coarse fish. . E481
Salmon and trout
— Golt;
Tennis
Checkley, E. A nalm-al method of phys-
ical training. i8qo "...
English, H. G. The ;irt of riding. 1890
Francis, F. A book on .ingling. 1867.
Karr, Mrs. E. The American horse-
woman. 3rd ed. 1890
O'Donoghue, Mrs. Power. Ladies on
horseback. 3rd ed. 1889
Posse, Nils. The Swedish system of
educational gymn.-istics. 1890
Pratt, M. L. .New calisthenics. 1889,.
Scott, R. P. Cycling art, energy and lo-
comotion. 1889
E527
E548
E522
E.S17
E518
ES'6
E480
E478
E477
E436
E514
E47S
E4i6
ES'S
E418
E5S8
E449
Castle, E. Schools and masters of fence.
'^^^ R796 C
Strutt, Joseph. The sports and pastimes
ot the people of England. 1833 R796 S
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TRAVELS.
" For those tvho cannot travel, descriptions and pictures have an
immense interest ; while to those ivho have traveled, they afford an
inexhaustible delight in reviving the memories of beautiful scenes
and interesting expeditions."— Sir J. Lubbock.
_-;f- — .-
Miller, II. El
od. 1870
Vitzthum, C.
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Bartholomew, J. G. The pocket gaz-
eltor of the world. 1888 Rgio.^-j B
Johnston, A. K. ' Dictionary of geo-
graphy : general gazetteer of the
world. Revised to 1867 R910.3 J
Wright, G. Australian, India, China
and Japan trade directory and
gazetteer. 1891 R910.3 W
Zehden, C. Commercial geography : a
complete manual of the countries of
the world. i88q R910.3 Z
Bartholomew, J. The library reference
;tlas of the world. 1890 R912
Standard library atlas of classical geo-
graphy R912.3
Letts' atlas of the British empire R914.2 L
Travels in General.
F187
r8oi
F749
Adventure series.
— Cameron, \'. L. Log of a jack tar. . .
— Pyle, H. Buccanee.s and marooners
of America
Bates, E. K. Kaleidoscope : being a
tour round the wxirld. 1889
Campbell, J. F. My circular notes :
westward round the world. :: v.
•876 F774-S
Cuyler, Theo. L. From the Nile to Nor-
way F119
Duncan, Sara J. A social departure :
how Orthodocia and I went round
the world. 1890 F720
Second copy F736
— An American girl in London. 1891 . . . F794
2nd, 3rd and 4th copies . . . F795, F796, F797
Kingsley, H. Tales .of old travel. 1882 F754
Lumholtz, C. Among cannibals in Aus-
tralia. 1889
Palgrave, W. G. Ulysses : or scenes
and studies in many lands. 1887. . . .
St. Johnston, A. Camping among can-
nibals. 1883 :
Van Hare. Fifty years of a showman's
life. 1888 '
Wilkinson, J. A.
1890.
Crusoe.
A real Robinson
F128
F740
F7S7
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F800
Campcu, L. De. Causeries g^ographi-
ques. 1889 R910 C
Harrison, C. H. A race with the sun
around the world. 1889 R910 H
Baedeker, K.
Leutemann, H. Graphic pictures of
native life in distant lands. 1888 R910
Young, J. R. Around the world with
General Grant : 1877-8-9. 2 v R910 ^— *iThe Rhine.
Vancouver, G. Voyage of discovery to — Southern
the North I'.icific Ocean aiid round * 1887 '.
the world : 1790-1795. 6 v. 1801. , . R910. Bwtley, G. C,
Pinkerton's general collection of voyages source to t
andtravels. 17 v. 1808 R910 Wright, G. N
Greece.
EUROPE.
Denison, Grace C. A happy holiday.. . .
Lauder, Maria E. Evergreen leaves. . ,
Loomis, L. C. The index guide to travel
and art study in Europe. 1889
Ninde, Mary L. We two alone in Europe.
1889 I..
P. and O. travellers' pocket-book. 1890.
Potfer, V. M. To Europe on a stretcher.
1 890 "...
'™
F7
p. Buckingham,
B|edeker, K.
F7.'i 1
P Freeman, E. A,
'■ I ject and nt
I 1881
Satchel guide for the vacation tourist in Kkre A I C
Europe. .889 Rg^ ZZv;^^^.^J■ '
Picturesque Europe : ed. by Bayard e«„„ii .,'• ' '
'r'-^>'- 3v ^•■•R9^^^;L^'%
Great Britain. '^'^"^' "• ^- '
(See also History— Great Britain.)
Pennell, J. Our journey to the Hebrides.
1889
Smith, A. A summer in Skye. 1885.. •
White, R. G. England witho'.t and
within. loth ed. 1889
4th ed. i8f
— Italy, Rome i
FiiBlideker, K.
, J gtli ed. i8f
— %Poufherii Ital
Fi
F;
Baedeker, K. England, Wale^s and Scot-
land : 14 maps. 1887 R914.2 I||ire, A. J. C.
Webb, D. C. Excursions to various parts X^ane, H. A. A
of Great Britain. 1812 R914.2 1 |S nees. 1876
Weld, I. Scenery of Killarney. 1812. .R914.11 W
LONDON. ,/
%
Baedeker, K. London : and its environs. '^^^^ ^- J- C.
1889 R914.21 -5'
Fry, H. Guide to London. 1889 R914.J1 -* Nor)
Knight, C. London : pictorially ill. 3
V- 1 851 ,,,,... .RoKi.'i Hfe'ee in Norwa]
Leslie, G. D. Our river: artist life on
the River Thames. 1888 R014
Baedeker, K.
Hare, A.J. C. Walks in London F; , '^^ •
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23
Miller, II. England , -Mid its people, nth
ed. 1870 P--
Vitzthum, C. F. St. Petersburg^ and
London, 1852-64. 2 v F86-7
Walks in ;iik1 arouiul London, liy Uncle
Jonathan. 1889 F7^8
Wheateley, H. H. Round about Picca-
' dilly and I'all Mall. 1S70 F430
pictures of Germany.
s. 1888.... R910 ! ^
world with B«edeker, K. Northern Germany. 1886 R914.31
2V R910 i--iThe Rhine. 1889...' R914.34B
liscoverv to — ^^ Southern Germany and Austria
land round *■ 1887 ' ...R914.34B2
V. 180,.. R9.0, Hartley, G.C.T. The Rhine, from its
I ot voyages source to the sea R914.34 B3
R9'o Wright, G. N. The Rhine, Italy and
•E ^'"'''"' %'4.34W
, ,' _ France.
holiday.. . .
II leaves. . .
de to travel _,« :^-t-t —
1889 Fi; **'ner, J. M. W. Rivers of France. . . R914.4 T
; in Europe. Biedeker, K. Paris and environs. 1888.R914.436
F;- "I I
3ook. 1890.
.-i stretcher.
F70 '^^
F7>^'i'=>''"eham, J. S. France and Italy.
'* ^"^ R914.4 B
Minor Countries.
Bou|hton, G. H. Sketching rambles in
Holland. ,885 Kg.^g^ g
Davics, G. C. On Dutch waterways. R9,4.92 D
Baedeker. K. Bolgiunj and Holland.
„ ]^^^ ; K914.93 B
Buckingham, J. Si. Belgium. 2 v. . . R914.93 B2
Grey, R. In sunny Switzerland. 188^. F747
Baedeker, K. Switzerland. 1889, ,..'.. 1^9,4.9^
ASIA.
Goldsmid, Sir F. J. Eastern Persia. . . . F781-2
Mitford, A. B. Tales of old Japan. -886 F741
Upton, R. D. Gleanings from the desert
of Arabia. i8Si p.
Wheeler, L. N. The foreigner in China.
I 88 I ........ r:»_
F723
Rein, J. J. Japan : travels and' re-
searches. t888
F75
n tourist in
by Bayard
tain.
\T Britain.)
s Hebrides.
Italy.
p.,P!i6eman, E. A. Sketches from the sub-
il J^ '""^ neighbour lands of Venice.
Florence
«^e, A. J. C
R9'4 'Venice . . . .
e. 1885...
itho'it and
A and Scot-
F760
F"5
F117
Ror.i^'^^"'. '^^ ''*■'*• Rome, Florence and
-.' """■ '^^^ F752
Tiine, H. A. Italy, I->ance and Venice.
-_, 4thed. 1889 Y\M
—|taly, Rome and Naples. 4th ed. 1889 F113
"i
FiiSRiJdeker, K. Central Italy and Rome.
l-> |9tlied. ,886 /. Rg,^.56
— Southern Italy and Sicily. 1887 R914.57
Fi ,«
Wright's Australian, India, China and
Japan trade directory and gazetteer.
R91S.2
iSgi
,R9io.3 W
India.
Albert Edward, prime, of Wales : tour in
India : by W. H. Russell. 1877
1877.
Duff, M. E. G. Notes of an Indian jour-
F773
F770
in
F766-7
F776
Spain.
F116
R9i4.2lftSre, A. J. C. Wanderings in Spain. . .
irious parts "^W^^' ^- ^- ^ tour through the Pyre-
R914.2I ^ nees. 1876. Pj^j
!y. 1812. .R914. 1; »
I Russia.
ts environs. "I^e. A. J. C. Studies in Russia F109
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ially ill. 3
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Dufferin, Lai/y. Our viceregal life
India. 2 v. 1890
Goldsmid, Str F. J. Telegraph and travel,
development of telegraphic commu-
nication between England and India.
1874
Hodson, W. S. R. Hodson of Hodson's
horse : or twelve years' of a soldier's
life in India. 1883 p^^^^
Macintyre, D. Hindu-Koh : wanderings
and wild sport. 1889 p^^g
Tavernier, Jean B. Travels in India. 2
„ \- '889 P768.g
Urwick, W. Indian pictures Pj^z
Rousselet, L. India and its native
princes : Central India. 1876 R915.43
tist life on
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Biedeker, K. Norway and Sweden.
p 1889
F753
R914.81
Palestine,
Bell, C. D. Tour in Palestine and' the
east. 1889
Miller, W. The least of alMands. 1888
Stapfer, K. Palestine in the time of
Christ. 1887
Wilson, E. L. In scripture lands. 1890
Bartlett, W. H. Syria : the holy land
and Asia Minor
F771
F7S9
F7S»
F791
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Baedeker, K. Palestine and Syria.
1876 R915.69 B
Burckhardt, J. L. Syria and the holy
l(jnd. 1822 R91S.69 B2
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by C. R. Conder. 7 v. " 1H81 K9 15.69 C
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Ashe, R. P. Two kings of Uganda : six
years in eastern equatorial Afriea.
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Gleichen, Count, Witii the eamel corps
up the Nile. 2nd ed. 1888
Jameson, J. S. Story of the rear column
of the Emiii Pasha relief expedition.
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1878
Livingstone, D. Missionary travels and
researches in South Africa. 1857. . .
Margary, A. R. From Shanghae to
Bhamo. 1876
Pictorial Africa : its heroes, missionaries
and martyrs
Stanley, H. M. The dark continent and
its secrets
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— Emin Pasha expedition : by A. J.
Wauters. 1890
Thomson, J. Travels in the Atlas. 1889
Ward, H. Five years with the Congo
cannibals. 1890
Baines, T. Victoria falls, Zambesi river.
1865
Stanley, H. M. Story of Eniin's rescue
as told in Stanley's letters. 1890. . .
Ebers, G. Egypt : descriptive, historical
and picturesque. 2 v
Baedeker, K. Lower Egypt. 1885
Burckhardt, J. L. Travels in Nubia.
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Alexander, Capt. J. E. Trans-Atlantic
sketches, with notes on negro slavery
and Canadian emigration. 1833....
Curtis, G. W., Amer. writer, b. 1824.
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Finck, H. T. The Pacific coast"scenio
tour : Southern California to Alaska.
The Canadian Pacific railwaj'. 1890
Hudson, T, S. A scamper through
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Picturesque America : or the land we BWq C \KT a
live in. Ed. by W. C. Bryant. 2 v. R917 "W '
Gibb's route and reference book of the ^VJnt\ v "
United States and Canada. 1890. R917 ^ ^^^ ''^''"'■^
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Logan, J. Journey through Canada, the
United States and the West Indies.
1838 R917 Ij
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travel. 2 v. 18^ ^' R917
La RocHefoucault ^'" "jOurt, Duke de.
Travels throng' * '^United States .
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tic account of Lower Canada. 2 v.. R917 /wcent, F. An
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Rolph, T. Visit in the West Indies, and
a tour through the United States :
with a statistical account of Upper
Canada. 1836 R9i7 ^
Shatter, E. F. Voyages of the North-
men to America. 1877 R917
ShirrefT, P. Tour in North America.
1883 R917'
Weld, Isaac, jr. Travels in the States
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United States.
Custer, E. B. Boots and saddles ; or,
lile in Dakota with General Custer. . l'>
— Following the Guidon. 1890 I';
— Tenting on the plains. 1889 F;
Davidson, J. W. The Florida of to-day.
1889 Fi
Field, H. M. Bright skies and dark
shadows : the Southern state.s. 1800 Fi
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h America : Pfcrson, H. W. In the bush : life in the
2V. 1845. F640-4 south-west. 1883
.the United SWeetser. New Kn^hind : a handbook
i.icl.1. 2 V. for travellers. 1890
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le slave and handbook for travellers. . . .
a States and i»»_ rv 1 --r. ,. „
V^-jo-^f^^^^' ^- ^- Southern California.
^Knd 'Sd ''''^^"«^; C-D.' ■ S-uiies'i;; the'south aiui
ny Kina ana , west. 1880... u
F7.; -^ ''"o
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F125
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BIOGRAPHY.
" T/if history it/whalrvri- ninii has aciniii/'lislii'd is, at bntlnm,
otily the histoi-y of j^nuil iiwii, who have l>i-ni the inudflters, and, in <i
wider sense, the creators, of ivhiitsoever the xi'nerul mass of men
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The Earl of Beaconsfield, K. G.
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^^ ^' ^Q22 . 1 ~^^'"''' '^'*^""'"'-"^ = by H. Dunckley ■ ■ '.
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G918
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G913
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G911
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G916
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DeRos, Lord. Tower of London. 1866.
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London : its lights and shadows G417
Longman, W. History of three cathed-
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Meteyard, E. Hallowed spots of ancient
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X he western and northern suburbs •
by E. Walford G816
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AFRICA.
if our colonies.
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itain. 1890. . .
887
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1 her colonies.
jnist on the
2
)lonies. 1889.
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GERMANY.
C'Hoitier, H. M. The seven weeks' war
in Germany [ 1 8661. 1872 G956
F3;31«lstone, W. E. Gleanings : pp. 197-
G( 252. Franco-German war, 1870 Hi8t
" HUNGARY.
/•Olbery, A. Story of Hungary G864
^5<: ITALY.
C»««i;hiavelli, N. Florentine histories.
_. .:'«45 G985
G«»tel, C. Military Italy of to-day. i88^ G930
Gjjriionds, J. A. Renaissance in Italy.
n V. 1875. See list on page 19 R709.4S
GTrdlope, S. A. The commonwealth of
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G«(^n, E. H. The liberators of Italy. . . R945
': RUSSIA.
; of the confer- *«WfiH. W. R. Story of Russia G86s
R3S4.42ci«lieirs 111. history of the Russo-Turkish
ent of the case ^ ^f = '875-9 R947.08
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R3S4-420 in Russia. 1891 Gioio
Blacks, boers and
Stathatn, F. R.
British. 1881
Lane-Poole, S. Barbary corsairs. 1890
Wallace, D. M. Egypt and the Egyp-
tian question. 1883 _ ■; '
Morell, J. R. Algeria : topography and
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AMERICA
G952
G862
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NORWAY.
life in France. '***» E. C. Scandinavian history. 1874 G947
B;
of France : to
^^ L. Story of Switzerland G2<:i:
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;rial guard of
G
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leading facts
90 c-^l
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ncient regime. ^
C ;
G9
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69-77. 2V... Go
of Normandy (i
—• 4 V. ^ ,?Ps7/.897;..:;:.r::::':.:'::':"^.:" G997
" i889.' " ' Fully ^"^^^^^'^ ^- "^^ ^"'"^" P"''"'^ ^"'•ks.
•elianies :' ' pp. ''^''^'V"^'' * o^^ directory. ;89i! .■r9,o.3^W
le eighteenth wtlJ" .\ History of the British
SWITZERLAND.
i GREECE.
L
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p°-^7- '828 R949.506
I TURKEY.
1 Hamid II. Twelve years of his
fcign : by Princess de Lusignan. 1889 G921
ASIA.
Wson, G. B. The Indian mutiny of
SPS7- i8qi
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Palgrave, W. G. Dutch Guiana. 1876. G938
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ical history of America: profusely
Illustrated with portraits, maps, fac-
similes, etc. 8 V. 1888 R970W
1. Aboriginal America.
2. Spanish discoveries and conquests in
Am^erifa^'""'' '^'"^"^^"''^^ ^'^^ settlements in
4- French discoveries and settlements in
America, with chapters on the Dutch and
owedcs.
,■;. The French and English in North
America, from ;he English revolution to the
peace of Pans, 1689-17IB3.
Part I^ ""^ ^""^'^ ^'"'"^ "^ ^°''''' America.
7., The United States to the close of the
Mexican war. Part II.
^J\^\^ ^^" ^'^'^^y of British, Spanish
and Portuguese America.
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North America. 1 5th ed. 1 880 ... . R970. i D
Drake, F. S. Indian tribes of the United
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Schoolcraft, H. R. Oneo'ta, or charac-
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Brant, Capt, Joseph. Memoir R970.2 B
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Central America.
St. John, Sir S. Hayti, or the black
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Mill, N. The history of Mexico. 1824. R972
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United States.
Adams, B. Emancipation of Massachu-
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36
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Jackson, Helen. A century of dishonor.
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LANGUAGE f^° LITERATURE.
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General Cyclopedias.
iAppleton's American cyclopedia. 16 v.:
and index volume. 1879 '.' R030 A
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Jrewer, Rev. Dr. Reader's
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R803 B
great men. 1887
3eeton's dictionary of universal informa
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— Cleopatra. 2V L1312-3
— The world's desire L3785
• Second copy L'234
Hague, P. A. A blockaded family :
Southern Alabama during the civil
war . . L3065
Harris. J. C. Uncle Remus L3705
Harte, B. Captain Jim's friend and the
argonauts of north liberty L3774
— Heritage of Dedlow Marsh L3798
— A waif of the plains L3776
Harwood, J. B. Lady Egeria L64
Hawthorne, N. Tales. 2v L3102-3
— Transformation L3101
Hector, Mrs. (Mrs. Alexander). Blind
fate Lioio
— A crooked path. 2v Li 107-8
— Forging the fetters L3052
— A woman's heart L3806
Henty, G. A. Hidden foe L38i4
Second copy L3825
Hodo'etts E. Tales from the land of the
"Tzar L37 to
Holley, M. Samantha among the breth-
ren -3830
Holloway, L. C. The woman's story, as
told by twenty American women . . , , L3077
Holmes, O. W. Elsie Venner
Hopkins, T. The Nugents of Carri-
conn.'i
Second copy
Howard, B. W. The open door, a v. .
Howells, W. D. Annie Kilburn. 2 v ,.
Hufro, v. By o'-dcr of the king
History of a crime
— Les mis^rables
— - Notre Dame
Second copy
Toilers of the sea
Hungerford, Mrs. (The Duchess), Her
last throw
— In durance vile
— L.idv Branksmere. 2 v
~ - A life's remorse. 2 v
~ A modern circe. 2 v
— A troublesome girl.
Huntington, F. St. Paul's problem . . .
— Transformed
Irving, W. Rip Van Winkle
Jackson, Helen. Ramona
James, H. The tragic muse. 2 v
James, Mrs. F". A. (Florence IVarden).
Nurse Revel's mistake
Janvier, A. The y^ztec treasure-house..
Jerome, J. K. Three men in a boat. .
— Told after supper
Kavanagh, J. Beatrice
Kipling, R. Dinah Shadd
— Indian t.ales.
— Pl,-iin tales
— Soldiers three.
Kraszewski, J. I. The Jew
Lean, Mrs. (Florence Martyat). Blind-
fold. 2 V .
— Fur over and ever. 2 v
— Mount Eden
— ■ On circumstantial evidence. 2 v
Leggett, M. D. A dream of a modest
prophet
Second copy
Lever, C. Charles O'Malley.
Ludlow, J. M. The captain of the Jani-
zaries
Maartens, M. Black-box murder
' — The sin of Joost Avelingh
McCarthy, J. The rival princess
Second copy ... .
Macquoid, K. S. At the old Chateau. . .
Marryatt, F. Midshipman Easy
The priva.tocrsman ,
Marshall, E. The end crowns all. . . .
— Under Salisbury spire
- Alma
Meade, L. T. Girl of the people
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iMrs. Fentoti
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works of fi
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iP.istels in pr
Maria : a .So
["he odd nur
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Modern gho:
phant, Mrs.
The f'ugitivei
riie mystery
L'ighbburs (
Cirsteen, . . .
fenford, J. 1
fn, J. Burn
the same, in
lips, E. S. '
Jack the fisht
l.-ister of thi
(ips. F. C.
[courtship. . .
The Scudamc
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The fatal Phr
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B, H. Ther
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|uildcroy. 2
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res, Mrs. I
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polds, G. W,
t)r, the tour i
be, R. M. C
Mil. W. C.
• shipmate 1
Second copy
I, M. Cruise
bm Cringle's
\, W., Sir.
■avprlev
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jie great Mill
feme and fan:
Itrue friend .
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L3«2o
I Heart of jfold
Dntg^omery, Florence. The fisherman's
daUK'htiT 1.3770
n'hwartcd I^i^o,^
linroe, Kirk. The jjolden d.iys of '49 :
a tale of the C';ilifi)rni;i di>;.i;ii)j,'-s . , l.^oyH
krris, \V. E. Miss Shalto. 2 v \.i,-j^\-i
jMrs. Fenton L, ^.
Id number series. Tr;ins!;iti-J from
works of lu'tion by foreijfn authors.
jHouse by the medlar tree I.^S.'S
'astels in prose 4, ,K_,,
!aria : a .South American romance. . I-3K2q
The odd number 1, 1818
''^■" '^'li''^ L,}H37
Modern jfhosts. i^'^njq
phant, ^/r^. The duke's daujfhter. . 1. 1243
riie fuf^itives |,,^,g
The mystery of Blencarrow , L30S8
v'eighbburs on the g-reen L1014
.^'■■^tcen ■•• x.iTj^
bnford, J. Talis from the Germ.m . , \.T,iob
)n, J. Burnt million , . L3777
The same, in 2 v L3750-1
lips, E. .S. The gates ajar E3877
lack the fisherman L3068
p.istcr of the magicians L3067
lips, F. C. Young Mr. Ainslie's
(^■'""■''^•''P L3737
The Scudamores Li 16-
daughter's sacrifice Li 1 29
The fatal Phryne L3799
ter, Jane. The Scottish chiefs L310S
H. The rose of paradise I.3061
I The splendid spur L3782
^h's heir, The. 2 v L 1395-6
^e, .I/r.f. (Otiitia). Rufiino L3761
luiklcroy. 2x L1458-9
krliu. -IV.. T ,. ,
lend, Grace. How they kept the
raith : a tale of the Huguenots L31 14
^es, Mrs. (Ilekii Mathers). Blind
•p.-;".--,' ■••••• ''3775
I'lckwick abroad ;
>r, the tour in France. 2v L37()6-7
pe, R. M. Children of the abbey. . . 'L3099
}t\\, W. C. A marriage at sea L308S
shipmate Louise L3-08
Secondcopy \\" L3J93
M. Cruise of the Midge L3703 ■
bm Cringle's 'og ' l^^^",
J, W., Sir. Ivanhoe L310S
lavt^rlf»v T
■ L3109
eant, A. Brooke's daughter L3822
he great Mill street mystery L3805;
' L38>5
L3048
ime and fame.
Itrue friend
Sheldon, Louise V. An L D. B. in South
.Ahua. (I. n. B. (Itinerant diamond
^. '"-"l*^''--)! L3709
Sienkiewicz, II. Wiih fire and sword . L346
Smart, II. The plunger 1-3833
- - Seconil copy j ^^g^^
Smediey, F. E. Frank F.iirleigh. 2 v . L3731-2
Smollett, T. IVregrino Pickle I,j,o6
Stannard, M>s. Buttons and Booties'
1 he other man s wife L383C
.Second copy , '^j,'^^
Stevenson, R. L. Kidnapped L3758
Stockton, F. R. The great war syndicate L3076
Sue, Eugene. De Rohan L3106
Mysteries of Paris L3868
Tasma. In her earliest youth L3088
Second copy
Uncle Piper of Piper's Hill.
trali;in novel
An Aus-
L3781
2 V.
L67
•7.38-9
I-309S
L37"
L3093
L3094
— Figs ;ind
- A fool
Tautphoeus, Haroness. At odds
Tolstoi, Count. The Cossack
Second co|>y
— The invaders, and other stories ...
'^"^^':in proprietor, and otiier stories.
Sevastopol l^^^^
Tourgee, A. W. Black ice L3700
Bricks without straw L369S
'"'" L3696
„ , '"^ L3699
- Hot plowshares Lr^loi
•'"'"'Eax L3697
Murvale Eastman L329S
A royal gentleman L3608
Trollope, A. The Bertrams. 2v L1316-7
Doctor Thorne L^oi?
The F'ustace diamonds L3018
— The prime minister L3040
Tuttiett, Miss (Maxwell Grey). The re-
proach of Annesley. 2 v L 102 1-2
Tytler, S.uah. The Huguenot family in
the F:nglish vill.ige L3712
"Vera." The doctor's daughter L3'b97
Verne, Jules. A flight to France L3084
- Tour of the world in eighty days L3113
Warren, S. Diary of a late physician . . L3864
— Ten thousand a year L3871
Westbury, H. Acte. 2 v L3729-30
Weyman, S. J. The house of the wolf. ._ L3760
White, C. E. Love in the tropics L3079
White, R. G. The fito of Mansfield
Humphreys j .,^^
Whyte-Melville, G. J. Kate Coventry. Lugs
Wilson, A. E. At the mercy of Tiberius L3787
Wood, Mrs. H. Within the maze. 2 v. L3733-4
Woods, K. T. Hester Hepworth L65
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' Though other skies inay he as bright.
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Robertson, H. Digest of masonic juris-
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1 Yule-tide stories.
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3 Tales of the Genii.
4 Egyptian Princess.
5 Marco Visconti.
6 Corinne.
7-8 Cecelia.
9 Evelina. "
10 Uncle Tom's cabin, Stowe
1 1 The betrothed. IVianzoni
12 Midshipman Easy. Marryat
13 Pirate "
14 Peter Simple. "
15 Privateersnian. "
i6 Gesta Rornanorum.
17 Novels. Cervantes
i8-q Don Quixote. "
20 Classic tales.
21 Galatea. Cervantes
23 Haddon Hall. Cattermole
24 Neighbors. Bremer
25 Presidents daughters. "
26 The home. "
27 The H family.
28 Sesapion brethren.
29 Caravan.
30 Gil Bias.
31 Ben Hur.
32 " 2nd copy.
33 " 3rd "
34 The fair God.
35 „ 2nd cjpy.
36 " 3rd
37 Robert Elsmere.
38 His sombre riv.ils
39 Without a home.
40 Bessie's fortune.
41 Seventy times.
42 Chateau dor.
43 Roughing it.
44 Spy of rebellion
45 Professional thieves. n
46 Margaret Maliphant. Carr
47 Lady Carr. Oliphant
48 Bell of St. P.iul's. Besant
49 Day will come. Braddon
50 Jenny Harlowe. Russell
51 Reproach Annesley. Tuttiett
52 Ballantr.-ie. Stevenson
53 Hardy Norseman. Bayly
54 Far look ahead. Thiusen
55 Romance of rockies. Shaw
56 Metzerott, shoemaker.
57 Rival princess. McCarthy
58 Beatrice. Haggard
Hoffman
Hauff
Lesage
Wallace
Ward
Roe
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Holmes
Sergeant
Holmes
Clemens
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59 Beatrice, 2'\ copy. Haggard
60 Paul Secre'*-in. Campbell
6t KromManc. -iter. Donovan
62 Copper Ci as . Danby
63 Joshua. Ebers
64 Lady Egeria. Harvvood
65 Hester Hepworth. Woods
66 April's lady. Hungerford
67 Uncle Piper. Tasma
70 Gleaner tales. Sellar
71 Grand Gordons. Ross
72 Cajsar's column. Donnelly
73 Crichton. Ainsworth
74-6 Refugee in Am'a. TroUope
77 Kit and Kitty. Blackmore
79 Lookingbackw'rd. Bellamy
8" Allan's wife. Haggard
81 Professor Paul. Livingstone
82 i> 2nd copy. »
83 Ocean tragedy. Russell
84 '; 2nd copy. "
85 Hedri. Reeves
86 Carne's hold. Henty
87 Pennycomequicks. Baring
88 Luck of house. Sergeant
89 Wing of Azrael. Caird
90 Dean Maitland. Tuttiett
91 Prince Fortunatus. Black
92 New fortunes. Howells
93 Two chi ;fs. Froude
94 Allan's wife. Haggard
95 Little Fontleroy. Burnett
96 Witness of sun. Rives
97 Blind love. Collins
98 Arminell. Baring-Gould
99 Darell Blake. Campbell
100 Bee-man of Orn. Stockton
101 Christmas wreck. n
102 Lady. "
103 Amos Kilbright. «
104 New Arabian. Stevenson
105 Dynamiter. n
106 Kidnapped. n
107 Wee wifie. Carey
108 Queenie's whim. "
I eg Robert Ord. ' "
Basil Lyndhurst. "
Uncle Max.
Nellie's meinories-
Not like other girls.
Barbara Heathcote. "
Wooed and married. »
For Lilias. "
Hon. Mrs. Vereker, Argles
118 Marvel. "
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19 Portia.
20 Airy Fairy Lilian.
21 Jerry.
22 Lady Valworth.
23 Molly Bawn.
24 The duchess.
25 Doris.
^6 Undercurrents.
27 In durance vile.
28 Maiden all forlorn.
29 O tender dolores.
30 Beauty's daughters.
31 A mental struggle.
32 Rossmoyne.
33 Lady Branksmere.
34 A modern circe.
35 Hhyllis.
36 Loys, Lord Beresfoid
37 F"aith and unfaith
38 Gentlemen.
39 Desultory man.
40 Man-at-arms.
41 Charles Tyrrell.
42 King's highway.
43 Gipsy.
44 Henry of Guis.
45 Philip Augustus.
46 String of pearls.
47 Morley Ernstein.
48 John Marston Hall.
49 The robber.
50 Henry Masterton.
51 Trumps. C
52 Christie's faith. Robi
53 Cripps. Blackn
54 Roxy. Egglo' *
55 Metropolisville. 2
56 Hoosier schoolmaster. 22'
57 Circuit rider. EggK' 3ai
1^4 Jo's be
tks V'ol;inc
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#7 Floyd
IIJ8 Mod en
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181 Fortun
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183 Stephe:
184 Whom
185 Hope A
186 Lost in
187 Out of
18B Seven c
1$^ Oiil wo
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191 In trust
192 Nelly K
'93 Home 1
194 Fiom h;
Admini'
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198 Louisiai
199 Surly Ti
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58 End of the world
59 Foul play.
60 Good stories.
61 White lies.
62 Perilous secret.
63 fi 2nd copy.
64 Woman hater.
65 Springhaven.
66 Lorna Doone.
67 Little women.
68 Little men.
69 Eight cousins.
70 " 2nd copy.
71 Rose in bloom.
72 Old-fashioned girl
73 Under the lilacs.
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Doctor
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Late Mr
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Flsie's fi
Klsie's c
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211 Elsie's n
212 Two Els
213 Elsie's k
214 Elsie's w
215 Elsie's h(
2.^ Elsie Dii
217 Elsie .-It I
218 Elsie's wi
219 Grandnic
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Elect lad;
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/ Fairy Lilian.
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ly Valworth.
ily Bawn.
' duchess.
■is.
iercufrents.
luraiice vilt-.
iden all forlorn.
ender dolores.
luty's daughters.
lental struggle.
isnioyne.
ly Branksmere.
lodern circe.
•His.
's, Lord Beresford
th and unfaith.
itlemen.
jultory man.
n-at-arms.
irlcs Tyrrell.
ig's highway.
isy.
iiry of Guis.
lip Augustus.
ng of pearls.
rley Ernstein.
n Marston Hall
i robber.
iiry Masterton.
imps.
-istie's faith.
Alcott
Bl :k
f5 \'()l;indt
6 Fn far Lochaber.
{7 Floyd Gra.uion, Douglas
8 Moiieni Adam and Eve. „
|9 Foi>s of her household. ,.
Woman's inheritance. „
Fortunes of Fa:adays. n
l2 Sydnie Adrirince. „
183 Stephen. „
184 WlioniKathie married. //
185 Hope Mills.
186 Lost in a great city. „
187 Out of the wreck.
lS8 Seven daughters. „
189 Old woman in a shoe. /-
190 Claudia. „
191 In trust. „
192 iXelly Kinnard. „
193 Home nook. „
194 From hand to mouih. ,/
195 Administration. Burnett
196 V'ag.ibondia. „
197 Fair b.irbarian. „
198 Louisiana. „
199 Surly Tim. ,,
«S0 That l.iss o' Lowrie's. „
201 Ilaworths. „
202 I'retty sister of Jose. ,/
20,'j Seven stories.
204 Doctor Johns.
205 Rudder grange.
206 Late Mrs. NidL
207 Christmas.
Ja 208 Elsie's friends.
20*! Elsie's children.
210 Elsie's new relation
211 Elsie's motherhood.
213 Two Elsies.
213 Elsie's kith and kin,
Elsie's womanhood.
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214 Elsie's womanh(
21J Elsie's holidays.
2i,;^ Elsie Dinsmore.
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218 I'-lsie's widowhoc:
Robi:
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osier schoolmaster
cuit rider.
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i\ play.
od stories.
lite lies.
•ilous secret.
„ and copy.
iinan hater.
•inghaven.
-na Doone.
tie women.
tie men.
fht cousins.
If 2nd copy.
se in bloom.
1-fashioned girl
der the lilacs.
ismore
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219 I'-lsie's widowhood.
219 C.randmother Elsie
22© Elsie's gi:lhood. „
22I»2 In paradise. Heyse
22* Oce;.n Star. Russell
A.aster of Rathkelly. Smart
Eve. Baring-Gould
2J»'iM^-ht honorable. McCarthy
--; 22/. Elect lady. Macdonald
Egglo 23» 1 Ins mortal coil. Allen
^^h'-'.'"'''''''''-'''- Hawthorne
2m^\ ittoria. Meredith
23f^Sandra Belloni.
233 Ilarry Richmond. „
233U)iana.
234 Richard Feveral.
2.'M^,Tlie egoist. „
^having of Shagpat. „
^^Ihoda Fleming.
Vl^W'ejiuchamp's career
|Van H.arriiigton.
he Grandissimes.
melons.
?4*'flDld Creole d.iys
24.1 I'l- Sevier.
K.
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244 Vice versa. Anstey
245 Giant's robe.
246 Valerie Avlnier. Fisher
247 Land of tiu' sky.
248 Nina's atonement.
249 Morton house. „
250 Mabel Lee.
251 Bonny Kate.
252 After many davs. „
253 Bohemia. ' ' „
254 Ebb-tide.
2.S5 ^'les-t ion of honor. /,
256 Miss Churchill.
2.S7 Heart of steel.
258 Koslyn's fortune.
259 A summe- idyl. „
260 Annals sprtsm'n. Turgeniefr
261 On the eve.
2''>2 Liza. „
203 Dimitri Roudine.
264 SmoKe. „
265 Virgiu soil. „
266 Spring floods. „
267 Fathers and sons. „
268 Greenwood tree. Hardy
269 Mayor of C.isterbriilge.//
270 No new thing. Norris
271 Matrimony. „
272 Heaps of money. „
273 Christy Carew. Laffan
274 Hon. Miss Ferrard.
275 The Wellfields. Fothertrill
276 Moor Isles.
27; Lasses of Leverhouse. »
278 Healey.
279 Cecil Dreeme. VVinthrop
280 John Brent.
.^81 Edwin Brothertoff.
2d2 Geraldine Hawthorne. Butt
283 Delicia.
284 Her dearest foe. Hector
285 Which shall it he?
286 The Freeres. ,•
2S7 Beaton's b.irgain. „
288 Admiral's ward. „
289 Crooked p.-ith. „
290 Ralph Wilton. „
29 1 At bay. „
292 The executor. „
293 Look before you leap. „
294 A second life. „
295 Victims. Gift
lieiijilits. Auorbach
H^ii
Cable
Murray
Cable
29<'>7 On thi
298 AI03S.
299 LaiKh)lin. „
300 Convicts. „
301 Spinoza. „
302 Beyond recall. Sergeant
303 Roy's repentance. Smart
304 Esther Denison. Serge.int
305-6 Titan. Richter
307-8 Hesperus. „
309 ' •isible lodge. „
3'o Ciun!>;mcrThai. „
311 In the olden time. Roberts
312 On the edge of storm. »
313 Noblesse oblige. „
314 Carriston's gift. Conway
31.S Canliu.al sin. „
316 Slings and .arrows. Conway
317 Baby'sgr.iiidm'thr.W.ilford
318 A nuM-e child.
319 History ol a week.
320 Dick Xetherby.
321 Hathercourt. Mole worth
3^2-3 Villa on Rhin, . Auerbach
324 .Master Biel.ind.
325 Premiums p.aid. Mavo
326 Crust and the cake.
327 Her object in life. „
32« House by the works. „
329 By still waters.
330 Family fortunes. „
3,11 At any cost. „
332 Doing and dreaming. „
333 Dead sin. „.
334 Crooked places. .,
335 Occ'p'ns of retired life. »
336 Gold and dross. „
337 Highbridge. Fawcett
33^ I inkling cymbals. „
339 .Ambitious woman. „
340 .Social silhouettes. ,,
341 Confessions of Claude. «
342-3 History of a crime. Hugo
344-5 ^Ninety-three.
346 Fire and sword. Sienkiewicz
347 The Jew. Kraszewski
34« Ivan Ilyitch. Tolstoi
349-53 Les miser.ibles. Hugo
3.S4-5 Toilers of the sea.
3.S6-7 By order of the king. »
358-9 Notre dame de Paris.//
360 Daisy Thornton. Holrnqs
361 Mildred. „
362 Queenie Hetherton //
363 Forrest house. „
364 Ethelyn's mist.ike. „
365 West L.iwn. „
366 Millb.iiik. „
367 Rose Mather. „
368 Edna Browning. ,1
369 M.irian Grey. „
370 Dora Deane. „
371 Cousin Maud. „
372 Cameron pride. „
373 Darkness ;ind d.aylight. „
374 Chateau dor. „
375 English orplijuis. „
376 H. Worlhington. Holmes
377 Bessie's fortune. „
378 Meadow brook. „
379 Lena Rivers. „ '
380 Edith Lyle. „
381 John Bodewin. Fiiote
382 Child of nature. Bucl.,. an
383 Madeline. Holmes
384 Christmas stories. „
385 The seamy side. Besant
386 With harp' and crown. //
387 Golden butterfly. „
388 This son of Vulcan.
389 Monks ot Ihelema. ,/
390 Ten years tenant. /,
39' Chaplain of the fleet. /,
392 By Celi.-i's arbour.
393 My little girl. „
394 t'lar.i Vaughan. Blackmore
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398 Fai-o to taco.
399 Hurgomastor's witc.
400-1 Uarda.
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404 Si-rapis.
405-6 Brido of tlio Nile.
407-8 Kgyptiaii princess
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410 The sisters.
411-5 The emperor.
413 Only a vvonl.
414 A question.
415 Heart's problem.
416 CJueenCophetia.
417 Ot'hijih dt.'>4:ree.
418 What will worlil saj .
419 Fancy free.
420 Loving a dream.
421 Arthur Honnicastle
422 X'cholas INlinturn.
423 Bay path.
424 Seven Oaks.
425 R. Vanderniarck.
426 Happy-K'1-hu'ky. "
427 St. I'liilip's. "
428 Perfect Adonis. "
4.i9 Sut!-..rlands. "
430 Missy. "
43 1 Fr.mk \\'arr!ni<ton. "
432 KntlcO^; •. "
433 l.ouie's la--^ term. "
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445 Sowing- and napinK. Yule
446 Tan^fled ends.
447 Johr, biallibrass.
448 We two.
449 In the jjfolden days.
450 Donovan. "
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453-4 Wonder book, etc. "
455-6 Mosses from manse. "
457-8 Twice old i.Jes. "
459-60 Marble faun. "
461 Seven gables. "
462 Scarlet letter. " "
463 Blithdale romance. /'
464 Dolliver romance. "
465 Septimus F'elton. "
466 Snow image. "
467 Home influence. Aguilar
468 Mother's recilmpensc. «
469 Days of Bruce. "
470 Home scenes. "
471 Woman's friendship. "
472 Women of Israel. "
473 Vale of cedar.
474 In his name.
475-6 Middlemarch.
477-8 Daniel Deronda.
479 Koniola. Vol. i.
480 Romola. Silas Manner
481 Felix Holt.
482 Adam Bede.
483 Mill on tiie floss.
484 Clerical life.
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Christie'-, christmas. "
Julia Reid.
Divers women. ' "
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Eighty-seven. "
CastU" nowhei.'. Woolson
Rodman, the keeper.
F'or the major. "
East Angels.
Anne.
I'oet-i lei chant.
Hand to hand.
Noble name.
Green gate.
Old Maiuselles sec
At the couiicilKi.'s.
Gol-\ Kl-sie.
C(*rut'.*ss Ciiseui.
Oni .1 girl.
Wh' t;i-:5 he
Tot) ri.ii.
Margar;ih('.
Family 1 hi i.
Severa.
Second ^v■ife.
HuUi.i.
Moorland' princess
Judge Hurnhani.
John Jerome.
Thaddeii s of Warsaw
Iron master.
Ralph Darnell,
rara.
Tippoo Sultaun.
Seeta.
Doom of Soulis.
Village p.itriarch.
L.-iwyers .tales.
Burgher's tales.
Widow of Dunskith.
Covenanting family.
Gustavus M'lver.
Vacant cha;-.
Bill Stanley.
Dominie's class.
Mr. Goldie's narrative
The cripple.
Old Fritz.
Berlin.
Merchant of Berlin.
Andreas Hofer.
Prince Eugene.
Mohammed All.
Goethe .and Schiller.
Louis.i of Prussia.
Daughter of Empress.
Joseph II. "
Frederick!'.: Tireat. n
yueen Hor' ■•■ ... "
Marie .-Vnto ■ ■- a. "
N.-ipoleon. "
Empress Josephine. /'
Napoleon and Blucher. »
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Dodge club. DeMilL
Castle in .Sp.iin. "
Snow man. Dudev.u
Mauprat. "
.'\ntonia. '•
My sister Jeannie.
Monsieur Sylvestre.
Miller of yVngibault.
Ofl'the Skelligs. IngcKv
Fated to be free.
Sarah Bergeii. '■.
Ci-.stle of lilin Jisteii
The <ale.
TiccjiuUM-oga.
Peuuiiiiilo.
ThiViy >'ars since.
Margai-et Graham.
F'orrest days.
Comirii^i.inet.
Last of the fa' 'es.
MizMaze.
Norwtvjd.
Club book.
Se.'i queen.
Reiiee and Franz.
Bede's charity.
Through a needle's eye
In prison and out.
(ia^ Pennile
634 Miss Gi
6ja Castle I
W ,\n,«..|in
Mur.ul.
;Vian^;.':;j
.Absent e
BeliirJa,
Icononi
p
Hester Morley
Cobwebs and cabl
Romance.
Last days Pompeii
Wenderbolme.
Book of snobs.
Tales.
Twok.
Otranto.
Malcolm.
Phantastes.
Ann.'ils.
Stephen Archer.
Mary Marston.
Thomas Wingfold.
Wilfrid Cumbermede.
Warlock o'Glenwarlock
%.i :iarr--ng
634 Helen.
6m Leavem
635 Str.-iiige
" 638 Hand ai
" 6,^' The mill
" (y> Behi.,.| ,,
" 641 I.ookuij;
64a Aflo.i' a;
'■ 64g!, J'h- i-,a'
644 Cr,....-. .
JJeecli. 6<5Tlie liea(
6^ Hoidenn:
Russ, 6^- Homew.i
Hall. 648. Home as
Strell, 649 Jack Tie
650 Deer sla'
651 Last of t
Last of McAllisters
Between two loves.
Border shepherdess.
Bow of orange ribbon
Jan Vedder's wife.
Remember the Alamo
Squire of Sand.ilside.
Paul and Christina.
Master of his fate.
Daughter of Fife.
Alpine F'ay
'■ 652 The pall
" 653 Pioneers.
Mallo 654 Prairie.
Biil« 655 Lionel Li
}ianHM!656-Chainbea
Th ukc'r6« Redskins
Crui!<slKi658 Satanstot
<■■ "1^659 Mercedes
\V-lp 660 Miles Wa
Macdi>n,66i O.-ik open
662 Monikins.
663 The pilot.
' 664 Prec.-iutio
56s The red r
566 Sea lions.
567 The spy.
568 Two adm
1'569 '""" watei
570 V^'ishton V
>7l Wing and
S72 Wyandot t
]73 W.ays of tl
>74 Young Se
>7S-7 l^arnahy
•78 Barton ex|
>79 Lord Bant
>8o Endymion,
\Vi8i Life on Mi
Picked up in the streets, 182 Prince ant
Owl's nest
A new race.
Castle Hohenwali
Banned and blesj
Quicksands.
In the Sc'iii iT .•
Lady with ' •.■ rui'
Vaiii foreb. ^-.t^a.
Eichhoffs.
Violetta.
B:iilifl"s iiiaiil.
Saint Michael.
83 Violet Kei
'84-S ^Vreek ol
S6 Undo Ren
'?7 Oe.in Mail
^8 Kaloolah.
89 Nature's si
90 I4fe in the '
9* Oemerara.
92 Mancheste
93 Homes ;ihr
?4 Gh.irmed si
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6an Miss Gilbert.
Castle rackront.
An;,'.|i!ia.
lVi;uK-,>.ivrin)i;-,
Absentee.
Helinila.
mz
club,
ill Spain,
nan.
a.
or Jeannie.
'iir Sylveslre.
of Anj^-ibault.
■ Skellijrs.
to be free.
Herxetn, r.
of lihriusteii
ite.
ioroga.
jtars since,
ii-ot Grab.'im.
it I'.ays.
li; "-iiaet.
if tlie fa'i^es.
aze.
LXld.
look,
leen.
• ;incl Franz.
s cli.'irity.
ijjh a needle's eye
son and out.
M- Morley.
ebs and cablo-<. <■ 6^ Pioneers
iiH-e. -^-I'l" 654 Prairie.
Jays Pompeii. Biihv 655 Lionel IJncoln
lerholme. ,^,^''"Y'" 656. Chainbearer,
of snobs.
VVisler
Holland
Edg-ewortli
696 Sowers, not r'pVs. Martineau
607 Hriery ereek.
6()>i I'arrer's of Hudfje row
I".--'''' C»j}I r.eonora. "
6^8 ''-•tr. .'atre. „
• J''' 634 Helen.
63* Leavernvortli ease. Rolilfs
" 63ft Stniiitje disappearance. /-
" 638 Hand anil riiij^'. „
" (t^ The mill mysiery. „
" h^ Behimi t U ved doors; „
" 641 Lookuij: i.M-kward. Hell.imv
' 6^ Aflo.it ai,d ishore. Cooper
" 6^1 Ph.- J^ravo. .
64fCr,...-..
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6^ Hoidenm.'iiier. „
K'.issi 6^- Homeward hound.
H-il!, 6^. Home as found.
Strell, 649 Jack Tier.
650 neer slayer. //
651 Last of t'he Mohicans. //
652 The pathfinder. „
Th ukirSj- Redskins.
'" iUsliii 658 Satanstoe.
Cru
ito.
olni.
tastes
Is.
leii Archer.
/ Marston.
nas Wing'fold.
-id Cumbermede
I .nr659. Mercedes of Castile.
vV ^t,p,66o ;Miles W.illinKford.
Macdoa66l Oak openiiig-s.
' 662 Monikins.
663 The pilot.
664 Precaution.
565 The red rover.
566 Se.i lions.
567 The spv.
lock o'Glenwarlock. 568 Two .admirals.
of McAllisters
i'cen two loves,
ler shepherdess.
of or.ange ribbon.
Vedder's wife,
leniber tlie Alamo,
re of Sand.ilside.
I and Christina,
ter of his fate.
I'569 "Flu- w.iterwitch.
570 Wishton Wish.
J71 Win^-and winjj;-.
)72 Wyandotte.
>73 Ways of the hour.
)74 Young Seig-neur. Lighthall
)7S-7 Harnabys. Trollope
)7H Barton exporil. Habberton
'79 Lord Bantam. Jenkins
•80 Eiulymion. Disraeli
ghter of Fife
ne Fay. ^V ^i Life on Mississippi. Clemens
ted up in the streets, 182 Prince and pauper. „
I's nest. 183 Violet Keith. Ross
«4-S.Wreck of White Be.ir. „
So Uncle Remus. H.arris
•^7 Oean Mailland. Tuttiett.
f Kaloolah. Mayo
89 IVature s serial story. Roe
90 Ufe in the wilds. Martineau
9* Oemerar.-i. „
92 Manchester strike.
93 Homes .abroad. „
94 Gh.irnuHl se.a. „
AS Vanderput and Smock. „
ew race,
tie Hohenwah
ined and bless
cksanris.
he Sc, ,'•■■•
ly with ' !■■
n foreb. ..'
hhofTs.
letta.
lifl"s maiil
lit Michael
' rur-
699 liob Koy. Gr.mt
700 Aide-de-camp.
701 Duke of Albany.
702 Arthur HIane.
70,3 The black w.atch.
704 Both well.
705 Camoronians.
706 Captain of the gii.ird.
707 Cav.aliers of fortune.
70X Colville of (he gcirds.
709 Constable of l'"'r;ince.
710 The de.id tryst.
711 Derv.il H.inipton.
7r2 Dick Rodiiev.
713 Did she love him?
714 Dulcie Carlyon.
715 F.iirer th;in a fairy.
716 First love and last love.
717 Frank Hilton.
71S Girl he married.
719 H.irry Ogilvie.
720 Jack Chaloner.
721 J.ick Manly.
722 jHint Setoii.
72,-5 King's own borderers.
724 Lady Webberburn.
725 Laura Kveringham.
726 Letty Hyde's lovers.
727 Lord Hermit.ige.
72S Love's labour won.
729 Lucy Arden.
7:30 Mary of Lorraine.
7.31 Miss Cheyfte.
732 Morley Ashton.
733 Oliver Ellis.
734 One of the six hundred.
735 0"'y an ensign.
736 Phantom regiment.
737 J'liil'p Rollo.
738 Playing with fire.
739 Queen's cadet.
740 Romance of war.
741 Ross-shire buflfs.
742 Royal Highlanders.
743 Koyal regiment.
744 Scots brigade. „
745 Scottish cavalier. „
746 Second to none. „
747 Shall I win her.
748 Six years ago. „
749 Under the red dragon. „
750 Vere of ours. „
751 Violet Jermyn.
752 White cockade.
753 Vellow frigate.
754 Harry Lorrequer.
7.55 J-'iek Hinton.
756 Charles 0'I\L-illey.
757 Con Cregan.
758 O'Donoghue.
759-60 Tom Burke.
761 One of them.
762-3 The Daltons.
764-5 Knight of Gwynne.
766 Arthur O'Leary.
767-8 Roland Cashel.
Lever
769 B.irrington. Lever
77"-' Hodd family. „
772 Lutirell of Arran. „
773-4 Davenport Dunn. „
775 Bramleigbs. „
776 Lord Kilgobbon. „
777-S Martins. „
779 That boy of Norcotl's „
780 Glencore. „
78 f Sir Jasper Carew. „
782 Maurice Tierney. „
783 A ilay's ride. „
784 Tony Butler. „
785 Sir Brooke Fossbrooke. „
786 Horace Templeton. „
787 Annan water. Buchanan
788 Th.-it winter night. ,,
789 Child of nature.
790 Foxglove m.uior. „
791 God ;ind the man. „
792 Heir of Lynne. „
793 Love me forever. „
794 ALideline.
795 ^^•lster of the mine. „
7c)6 Matt. „
797 Sh;idow of the sword. „
7()8 NewAbelard.
79<j K.itherine Regina. Besant
800 What will world say. Gibbon
801 Robin Gray. „
802 Queen of the meadow. 1,
803 Loving a dream. „
804 fn honor bound. ,,
805 Of high degree. „
806 Heart's problem. „
807 The golden shaft. „
808 F'lower of the forest „
809 Br;ies of Yari-ow. < „
810 Life's Atonement. Murray
8ri Bit of human nature. „
8t2 Gate of the sea. „
813 Model father. „
814 Coals of fire. „
815 Cynic fortune. „
816 First person singular. „
Si 7 Hearts. „
818 Jo.seph's coat. „
819 Way of the world. „
820 Val Strange.
821 Hand.s of justice. Robinson
822 Women are strange. „
823 Grandmother's money. „
824 No church. „
825 Bound to wneel. Saunders
826 Guy Waterman. „
827 Two dreamers. „
828 Lion in the path. „
829-30 Anna Karenina. Tolstoi
831 Handy Andy. Lover
832 Rory O'More. „
833 Royal favor. Wallace
834 In troubled times. „
835 Uncle Remus. Harris
836 Mitchelhursi place. Veley
837 Cripps
838 F>enia.
839 Struggle for famt
840 Alaric Spenceley.
84 1 Daisies,
Blackmore
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842 Senior partner.
843 Old house.
844 Three reeruils.
845 Confessions of thug
846 Noble Queen.
847 Stern chase.
848 Stories.
849-51 Prodigal progress. Barrett
852 'Readian.i. Reade
853 Jonathan. Blouet
854 John Bull.
855 Friend MaeDon.ikl.
856 Regim'tal legends. Staiinard
857 C.ivalry life. '■
8^8 One maid's mischief. Fenn
8's9 Anthony Cirace.
860 Porter sciuare.
861 Sacred nugget.
862 Valentine Vox.
863 Sylvester Sound.
864 Scottish chiefs.
86s .'Mtiora Peto.
866 Piccadilly.
867 Scottish chiefs.
868 Arne.
869 Bridal march.
870 Captain Mansana
871 Fisher maiden.
872 A happy boy.
873 Magnhild.
874 Synnove Solbakken.
875 Modest prophet.
876 " Second copy.
877 Elixir. Kbers
878 " Second copy. "
879 Beatrice. Kavanagh
880 Colonial refor'r. Bolderwood
882 White wings. Black
887 I. Macgillicuddy. Blackwood
888 Battle of Donking. "
889 The great Marced.
890 Romance of Ladybank n
891 loint stock company «
892 What 1 did.
893 Cousin John. "
894 The devil's frills. n
895 Guy Nevilles ghost. n
896 The missing bills. «
897 Haunted Eughenio. «
898 Left-handed Elsa.
899 The red Cardinal.
900 Pluck.
901 Kate Percival.
902 Fort Minster.
903 Mark of Cain.
904 Guilty river.
905 Cliflf mystery.
906-8 Madge Dunraven.
909-iQ His own enemy.
91 1 Eton days. LEstrange
912-3 Countess Sarah. Ohnet
914 'Subaltern. Gleig
915 King's Beeches. Mackenna
yi6 Uandicy's cross. Handley
917 Ask mamma. <>
918 Mr. Sponge's tour. n
919 Plain or ringlets. 11
920 Mr. Romford's hounds, n
921 Hawbuck grange. «
Elliot
Stannard
Carr
Reed
Lang
Collins
Aide
Jay
Burton
922 Waverlcy. Scott
923 Guy M;innering. "
924 Antiqu-'iry. "
925 Rob Roy. "
926 Old mortality. »
Black ilwarf. "
^■^^ Legend of Montrose. «
qzS Heart of Midlothian. m
929 Biide of L.immermoor. n
i)30 Ivanhoe. "
931 Mon.istery. "
932 Abbot. "
933 Kenilwortli. "
934 The pirate. i'
935 Fortunes of Nigel. "
936 Peveril of Ihe.p'.'ak. n
937 Quenliii Durward. n
938 St. Ronan's well. "
939 Red Gauntlet. "
940 The betrothed. "
941 The Talisman. "
9^2 Woodstock. "
943 F;iir maid of Perth. "
944 Anne of Geierstein. "
945 Count Robert. "
946 Surgeon's d.iughter. .1
947 Canonbury Holt. Worboise
948 Chryst.-ibel. "
949 Kmilia's iniiei-it.mce. n
950 F.ithei- Fabian.
951 Cyril Denh.im.
952 Grey and gold. •'
953 House of bonda;j^e.
954 Husbands and wives, i.
9"c;5 Margaret Torrington. n
956 Millicent Kendrick. "
957 Mr. Montmorency. "
958 Nobly born. n
959 Oliver Westwood. n
960 Overdale. "
961 St. Beetha's. m
962 Singlehurst manor. 11
963 Thornycroft hall. "
964 Violet Vaughan. «
965 Jack's courtship. Russell
966 John Holdsworth. m
967 Little Loo. "
968 Lady M^ud.
969 Sailor's sweetheart. m
970 Sea Queen. "
971 Wreck of Grosvenor. m
972 Harkaway. Whitehurst
973 Mrs. Geoffrey. Argles
974 R'dy m'n'y Mortiboy.Besant
97s Sword of Damocles. Rohlfs
976 Children neW|forest. Marryat
977 The dog fiend. h
978 F"rank Mildmay. m
979 Jacob faithful. i'
980 Japhet. "
981 King's own. "
982 Masterman ready. m
983 Midshipman easy. n
9S4 Monsieur Violet. "
981; Newton Forster. 1
986 Olla Podrida.
987 Pacha of many tales. "
988 Percival Keene. • i'
989 Peter Simple. »
990 Ph.'inlom ship.
991 The pirate.
992 The po.-icher.
993 Poor Jack.
994 Privateersman.
995 Rattlin the reefer.
996 Settlers in Canada.
1)97 Scenes in Africa.
998 Valerie.
looo-i ChetwyiulCary.Ains\v(i!397 Di-. Bien .»
1002 Jupiter's d;uighliM-s. Joiiki 398 Bl'ebeard'
1003 Hotel du Petit. DempMagg-tioo One;
1004-5 Red court farm. \\'iMoi.a Tiumpei
1006 Hunted down. DiiUi 103 Tragic co\
1007-8 Above rubies. Riililf04 In liunmct
1009 Revolt of man. Hcs.roe Strange t;i
1010 Blind fate. Hih! 00 ta Mere I
Broughi 07-8 Crooked
Mam ofi4>Kleppin>;l
" 085^ Beau N
" 087 Marieja.
1 08s Madonn.'i
" 089^0 R. Fev
091 Hi cad up(
093 F.filli Vin
093-4 '>ora.
095-6 .M.uijuis
1011-12 Not wisely.
1013 Anne.
1014 Neighbours
W'r 09-10 Dorothy
Olipli,: 1 1 By shore ;i
1015-6 Two marriages. Ji'iik 13 Minister's
1017 Rose Lebl;inc. Fulkr: 13-H Kound.i
1018 Skirmishii.g. Jeiik; 15 On the odj
1019 The fugitives. Oliph, 16 L-uly V^ilw
1020 Cottage. Cliai 17 t^tly .Alice
1021-2 Repr'ch .Annesley.TullhiS lllj' friend ,
1023-4 Repul'dchang'ling.Vi'ii.l9-ap Portia.
1025 Found out. Ro(,2l-a, I h.ive liv
1026 Kismet. 'FleUi23 Ellen Midd
1027-8 A strange world. Br.Klii24 fii fallen id(
1029 Black forest. Edwar25-6 Werry Kn
1030 To leeward. Cra\vl,J7-8 Race for
1031-2 Earl's promise. Rklig Daughter's
1033 Lion of Granpere. TrolKjo Christi.in's
1034 Innocents .it home. Cloiikji-a My story
1035-6 In the days. EdwaU Qfvingde.in
1037 Brother Jacob. Ci {4-^,Aidath
1038 Who breaks-pays. Jeiikl7 Iwailrigal
1039-40 Miriam. Maciii:(8 Glow-worm
1041-2 Pictures across. 1 19 Roughing i
1043 Ben Milner's wooing. I-O I^C.ipo
1044 Readiana. R,:.i-aiTwo lilies
1045-6 P.-incesS of Thule. 1.! 3 Miss or Mrs
1047 Love and hfe. "^ ^ Child Chris
1048 El Fureidis. Cummi S Mfs- Fentoi
1049-50 Narrow escape. Cii 6-7^C.istle Ric
1051-2 Grange garden. KinpO Mi I'onleno
1053-4 Told in twilight. \V>9 Aflani Grait
1055 Vagab'd heroine. Edward Foregone ci
1056 Anne Warwick. C" '-a She
057 Bride of Lammermoor.N3 t^kydisap
058 Harry Heathcote. Tn>i:4 ROKuie
105H Harry
059-60 In trust.
1061-2 May.
1063 Sara Crewe.
1064 King Arthur.
1065-6 M. Pomfret.
OliplS Cousin Hem
&-7 Jolin Marc
BurS Aflan's wife
Cq RisU Cardin;
Ainstt^ Their weddi
1067 Flower and weed.
1068 Lady Silverdale.
1069-70 H.'ilves.
1 07 1 -2 S.-Cotta family.
1073 Little lame prince
1074. Up the stair.
1075-6 -Lady Maud.
1077-8 Facing the f tlights
1079 Pearl powder.
iq8o Border, bastille.
1081-2 The Marstons.
1083 Day spring. Mars!
ec Forbt
, by trie
Scudain
^^ laurice
(T'^^ft^y sister
M:ii) "Vsrt^ng Mistl
Ru-) H|Wiiited hot
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Milner's wooing,
diana.
, 19 Roughing it
1,0 ^Wm Capo
,.l-3'^\vo lilies
1,! 3 Miss or Mrs.
Clemens
Ritchie
K.-ivanagh
Collins
Macdonald
Norris
•incess of Thule. ■ - i^- -
e and life. 'V ^ CB'''' t:iirist
!"ureidis. CummiS n»rs. Fenton .,„..,;,
■Jarrow escape. Cn 6-7^Castle Richmond Trollope
range garden. KiupS Mv I'onlenoy Roberts
nld in twilight. W 9 Adam Grainger Wood
r.-ibd heroine. F:d\v,u.<J F^egone conclu. Howells
Ie Warwick. Ci-»#u- Haggard
ie of Lammermoor.SJ ^^^l^.^' disappointment Le.in
-ry Heathcote. Troi:4 Rosine Whyte-Melville
n trust. 01ip!5 Cfflisui Henry Trollope
ay. • S^i^ " Marchmont Braddon
a Crewe. BvirO g»n's wife Haggard
ig Arthur. l^ 3 ^. <-ardmal Elliott
1. Pomfrel. AiiiM\ a ffleu- weddmg Howells
wer and weed. Bra.'-2 Alec Forbes Macdonald
ly Silverd.ale. lU ^o- •'>' .tricks Yates
Halves. 1? ^Ei^''"'''""'"'''''* Philips
.-Cotta family. Clia' |»Iaurice Edwards
Cotta family
tie lame prince
•> the stair,
ady Maud
v7-8 'Py sister
Mai) YiKMig Mistley
acing the ftlight
irl powder. Edwa^
rder, bastille. La\vr|
'he Marstons. ^'
yspring. Mars
K,,,) Haunted hotel
."id a heart
|s of F"oothills.
Drewitt.
iman's mines,
,er.
Lean
Collins
Le.-in
Harte
Riddell
Haggard
Reeves
1186-7 Misanthropi
I 188 Corisjinile.
1 189 K.itlierinestri.-il
1 190 For one.
I 191-2 Womankind.
1 10,1 Democracy.
1 194 Gideon's rock.
1 195 K.Coventry. Wlivle-MelviK>
iK)6-7 H- St. Ives. "Ainsworth
1198 Girl ut the period. Linton
1199 ^Vild Mike. Montgomery
1200 Rachel Gray. Kavan.igii
1201-2 Grenfell gardens. Buxton
1203 Rectors faniilv. Oliphanl
1204 Windsor castle. .Ainsworth
'^".S High spirits. Payn
1206-7 I"ne. Linton
1208 Eye for an eve. Trollope
1209 riiwarted. Montgomery
1210 One tramp. Habberlon
121 1-2 Pair of blue eyes. Hardy
1213 Seven stories. Fullertoii
1214 Frau Frohm.-inn. Trollope
1216-7 K'silia.
1219 Europeans.
1220 Beautiful wretch
(221-3 VV'izard's son.
1224-5 The open door.
1226-8 Am'ii seii.ator.
1229 Sebastian.
1230-2 Man and wife.
'■^33 Two little tinkers.
Laurel bush. ,,
1234 Worlds desire. H.iggard
123s Bertie Griflfiths. Edwardes
Play wrig'ht's d.iughter. „
1236-7 T. Upmore. Blackmore
1238 Mother Molly. Peard
1239 I-'ly and the bee. Warren
1240 Mistletoe bough. Trollope
1241-2 Phyllida. ' Lean
1243 Duke's daughter. Oliphant
1244 Nine days wonder. Aide
1245 Dark night's work. Gaskell
1246 Omnia Vanit.is. Forrester
1247 Murphy's master
1248 Singleheart.
1 249 Tale of sin.
1250-1 Heckington.
1252-3 Only a clod. .,.,.„ui„,
'^54-S Sound ofthe sea. Dempster
1256-7 Carita. Oliphant
1258-9 Silas Lapham. Howells
1260-1 Bell o»-S.. Pauls. Besant
1262-3 Queei..; iries. Whvte
1264-5 Witr; lead. Haggard
1266-7 Ombr ■.. Oliphant
1268-9 Her father's name. 'Lean
1270-1 Madding crowd. Hardy
1272-3 Afterlife. Sewell
'274-5 Seven sons. Sala
1276-7 Bas; Godfrey Lee
1278-9 Roil. Hudson James
1280-1 Spiders of society Lean
1282-3 Just , IS I am 'Braddon
1284-5 Tr.imp abroad Clemens
1286-7 i^l's. Denys I'arr
1288-9 S. sea bubble Ainsworth
1290-1 Broken blossom Lean
I'oynter
James
Black
Oliphant
Howartl
Trollope
Saunders
Collins
Craik
Craik
Forrester
.Anstey
James
Warner
.Ainsworth
Trollope
Lee
Buhver
Collins
Haggard
I.e F"anu
Trollope
Aide
Iiigelow
Charles
Yonge
Payn
Reade
Wood
Gore
Braddon
1292-3 ]>orc;is
' ^94-,S Once ag;iin
i2(/>-7 Gi.int's robe
1298-9 Russell
1300-1 Old helmet
1302-3 Lord Mayor
1304-5 Rachel Rjiy
1306-7 For richer"
1308-9 Str;uige story
1310-1 Anlonina
1312-3 Cleopatra
1314-5 L'licle Silas
1316-7 Bertrams
1318-9 Poet ;iiul peer.
1320-1 S. de Berenger
'.322-3 Hertiani family
1324-5 Three brides ^^
1326-7 St. Simon's niece Benedict
1328-9 Osw.ild Cniy Wood
13305! I.ovels of Arilen Braddon
1X^^-3 I'-'itty Macijuoid
'XU-5i Madonna Mary Oliphant
',3,3''''-9 ^'eronii|ue Lean
1340-1 Cloister ;ind hearth Reade
'342-3 IV'ssie F;iirfax Lee
'.344-.S Voung Brown Murray
1346-7 Y.inkee at Court Clemens
•.34S-9 Pctronel Lean
',3.SO-i Trevlyn hold Wood
1352-4 Silver cord Brooks
'.3,S5-7 Duke's children Trollope
'.3.S^-9 In silk attire Black
1360-1 With kith or kin Craik
1362-3 Ursul.-i Sewell
1364-5 Played out Cudlip
1366-7 Broken to harness Yates
1368-9 ALirmaduke Blessington
1370-1 One of them Lever
'.372-3 John Law Ainsworth
1374-5 Arthur O'Leary
1376-8 Taken at flood Braddon
1379-80 White rose Whyte-M
1381-2 PrinceandpauperClemens
',383-4 Golden fetters Lemon
1385-6 Called to account Cudlip
1387-8 Woman's kingdom Craik
1389-90 Good fdV nothing Whyte
1,39 '-2 St. Giles. Jerrold
1393-4 Voung stepmother Vonge
'395-6 Raj.ih's heir
1397-8 Mortimers Oliphant
i399-'400 FnimlevPar. Trollope
1401-2 Cyrilla Tautphceus
1403-4 Ravenscliflf Marsh
1405-7 Pariah Anstey
1 408- 1 o Mary Anerly Blackmore
141 1-3 Cloven foot Braddon
1414-6 Portrait of a lady James
1417-9 Asphodel Braddoe
142C-2 Ls he Popenjoy? Trollope
'423-5 Eadies Lindores Oliphant
1426-8 Open verdict Braddon
70
SUPPLEMENT TO CATALOGUE,
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1 .1
. i.
429-,3i Dodd taniily Levor
4,^2-4 Can ymi lor^'ivo ? Tiollopo
4.15-7 ClirDiiii-lo of Harsot n
43S-40 John ni>riii'n Kavana^li
44i-,1 Davi-npiirt Hnnn Li-mt
444-(> Pliiiu-as Finn TrollDpi'
447-c) SiH'onil lili- IIiH'tiir
450- J Uolanil L'aslicl I.oviT
45,V,S l.oviT anil lass Olipliant
45()-7 I'onniildofko Aid.
458-1) ('iiiildi'iDy Ranio
460-1 CiiHid old tinu's Ainsworlli
462-j W'llmv llaj;' ^'atos
464-5 Sirnpli'Uin Ki-ado
466-7 SlranjfiTsandp's Hradilon
468-<) Ski'l I'll book 'I'liai'kfray
470-1 Ooiiovan H.ivly
Livinjf or di-atl l"ar)^iis
Nancy Hi'oiiifliton
Kxpt'rionco otlifr Sowi-ll
PiM-il Fotlioixill
Till' Draytons Charlos
47^-3
474-5
476-7
478-9
480-1
4«^-.1
4^4-5
486-7
488-9
490-1
Hondnian Caiiu'
Oldhury Ko u\
Cliristowi'll Hlackii • '•<
Loss hlai'k 1'. i\ n
Hof wortl l.ean
492-3 Old Sir noiijflas Xorluii
494-5 Straijjfliirorwaril. Iah'
496-7
498-9
500-1
502-3
504-5
506-7
I lor lord antl niastor Loan
Rliona Forrostor
Ivan do Biron Holps
Hosido thorivor M.'u-inioiii
Rook ahoad ^'alos
Hido ami sook Collins
508-9 Lvivod at last Lomon
510-1 Donis Doniio Ciidlip
512-3 Spanish n-atch Ainswortli
514-5 riio Hillyars Kin^sloy
516-7 The trial Yong'o
518-9 At last Kini^sloy
520-3 Way we live Trollopo
524-5 John Halifax Craik
526-7 Heir of Redclyffo Yonjje
528-9 Rejf. Hetherejce Kin^slov
530-1 Amy Herbert Sowoll
532-3 Beatrice Kavanag'h
534-5 Malcolm Macdonaid
536-7 Run to earth Braddoii
538-9 Pereg-rine Pickle Smollett
540-1 Only herself Thomas
541-3 Chaplet of pearls Yonge
544-5 Oldtown folks Stowe
546-7 Cruise upo^ wheels Collins
548-9 Three feathers Black
550-1 Rose of Asliurst Marsh
552-3 Theres.'i Craik
554-5 Out of court Hoey
556-7 Mother's recomp. Aj,'iiilar
558-9 Life for a life Craik
560-1 Home influenco Ag-uilar
562-3 Heart of Midloiiiiaii Scott
564-5 Venetia Disraeli
566-7 Clerical life Cross
568-g Sir Brooke Fosse Love
570-1 Interpreter Whyto-M
572-3 Old court Ainsworlh
574-5 I'elix Holt Fallot
576-7 Valentine • Olipbant
1578-9 Hoarlse.'iHO
15H0-1 A ' 'aitinjf race
15S2-3 Mai'ian
1581,-5 Jennie
i5St)-7 Olivo
158.^ 9 Sybil's lo\r
1590-1 Const.di'' ofl',
1592-3 Land . lasl
151)4-5 Car.i Ri>ma
1 5i)()-7 IIon'\iard
i5()8-9 «Ju'h'
i(>oo-i Carr
Yonjfo
Yatos
Hall
Buxton
'"raik
\insw>)rlli
Nates
liraiU
Kinjjslov
loijj^lib'il Maidon.alil
Aidi"
Marsh
16 10- J
'63^-3
1634-5
If. 36- 7
(,38-.)
Ainswortli
F'ullorton
Arijles
Gaskell
1602-3 C.I silo Avon
1604-5 F^stolio Russell
i()o6-7 F^li'anoi 's victory Braddon
i()()iS-9 Qiioon Mab Kavanajch
i')io-i Ain\)ia I'Mojil Braddon
i(ii_'-3 Wait for the end Li-mon
1614-5 Pro,i;ross, projndico Gore
i')i6-7 Atelier dii Lys RohiMts
i6i8-<} F'ijjht with fortune Collins
.620-1 Mrs. Arthur Olipliant
1622-3 Phiebo junior
i()24-5 Boscobol
1626-7 Lady-bird
; 628-9 Modern Circi
Ruth
I'lU'lo Tom's cabin Stowe
Ravenshoo Kinjfsloy
.Si coiul th'jjfhis Broujj-hton
L. Brackenbury F^lwards
1640 H.irdtoboar Craik
1641 True man Stirl iifC
1642-3 Molly Bawn Arj;los
1644-5 M.iry Marston Macdonaid
1646-7 F.-;ifrico Ainswortli
1648-9 Yi'uiitf Musj^rave Oliphanl
Pomorny abbey Wood
Return of n.itivo Hardy
F'rom exile P;iyii
Pauline Walford
658-9 Troublo'o daujjhters n
1660-1 Black, comely W ilyte-.^^
1662-3 Brother Ciabriel Edwards
1664-5 F'.illen 1 -ives Collins
1666-7 I'liyllis Argles
1668-9 Sunrise Black
1670-1 F'-iir-hairod Lean
1672-3 Stray pearls Yong'e
1674-5 Golden butterfly Besaiit
1676-8 Tom Burkj Lever
1679-81 Dombeyiintlson Dickens
1682-3 Mag-num Bomim Yonge
1684-6 Pendennis Thackeray
1687-9 Humphrey's clock Dickens
1690-2 The Martins Lr
1693-5 T*^"" thous'd year Wa
1696-7 Creen pleasure An
1O98-9 Shandon bolls B'
1700-1 Haggard's dau'r Bradi.. n
1702-3 My own child Lean
1704-5 Loves conflict n
1706-7 Two sides Yongo
1708-9 Mrs. Dymond Ritchie
1710-1 That artful vicar Murray
1712-3 By proxy Payn
1714-5 Griofenstein Crawford
1716-7 Colonel F^iulorby Malot
1718-9 Fenton's tjuest Braddon
1 650-
"652-3
1654-5
1656-7
720-1
722-4
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72.S-9
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7.)4-5
7.^6-7
7.1«-')
740 h
741 V
74-2-.!
744-5
746-7
7t8-'i
75-!-3
754-5
7.S(>-7
75«-')
760-1
762-3
764-5
7«>-7
768-9
770-1
772-3
774-5
776-7
778-9
780-1
7«4-5
786-7
790-1
702-3
7'»4-5
7C/.-7
798-9
800-1
802-3
804-5
806-7
^10-1
■I 4-5
1816-7
1818-9
1S20-1
1822-3
18: J.-6
i8p-2
■833-5
18^6 .
18.V .,
1 840- 1
18. • i
1 ■■ ',
I
184^-1;
1 850- 1
1K52-3
i«54-5
1856-7
1858-9
1862-3
1864-5
1866-7
i86fc-9
A nireil Tinl Syd-i Patricia
Vanity fair Tliack. S7a-3 High mil
Ch.irlos O'Malley l.^7f-5 .l"hnny I
Graie Loo Ka\
Two years ago Kini;
N'ovor too late
Mystery Mirbridgo
Vi\,i F'orii
At odds Taulpli
I thotiglilland Kci
lain t.'iles Kip
l'";iitli ami unfaith Aiv
Don John lui;
I'riiice Hugo t
I'l-rpotua
G'ldsmill
Loam Di
Beaiiohai
Lost foi
Kessv R.i
Ivsthor H
Put your-
Too strar
Haifa mi
o ii^ime
rth Moiitgor899-i()'ii L. Da
i, .got-mo-ii'ls Kav,n90*4 Hard cas
Boochcrolt \' 908«9 l^'i'pli tlu
Doctor cupid Broiii;9'0-3 Pillars of 1
Dene Hollow \\Ji6h* Socmer or
Mv little lady Pcn^i^ffK^ Moonsto
\'i'ctor Lescar (i^ai'-i Romola
Diane Maici^-^ Israel Mo
Dr. Wainwright VJ^S-* Likofatht
Moilern instance llouW^ Clover wc
Thi-ough admin'n BiirJ'iwiD Luttrell i
F.iithful lover Mac(|>3^ '-'"-'l 0;ik
Lonely p.irish Cra\v*3*J W'ld Dum
In the oldoii lime RolJ35*^ Once and
Daughter of Moth H>37"8 "agarene
Hannah 039-4^ N" intern
Sarohotton WliviM'-a Gabriel C
White ladies 01ip>tM I nt'e Joh
Member for Paris Mi»4iK Italians
Felicia luiuH? '- ■ atod to h
Little women ,\H9-Sf> Silent wil
Leah F:d\v;i'Si-a ^ly young
\ ir ,t'g<-s i(
St. Cn
Dead iiu-n's shoes l^r,ii.'5
Madame Mori KoiH
Nichol'sNickleby Diii*l
Noble wife SaunS
Co
s4
.\i-
Canon's ward
I say no
Glimpse of world
.\ da)' s ride
B.arrington
Lost .'iiid saved
Drivoii to bay
Court royal Barir
Ci'untry g'tlcm'n Olif
Jess Hai;
Veriier's jiride V
Shadow Ashlydyat V
Orley farm '""r.
Barbara's liist'y Kcl«
M. Majoiibanks Olif
Best of husbands !
C. Sherwood >• ■" °^
Xobodv's fortuiK ' "^ ,,
Master of Greyl.i s V°5-o 1
D. Elginbrod Maicli^
Lady Anna
Against stream. Lli
Innocent 01
Miss Barrington
Fighting the air
Not wooed, but won
Mortoiiiley'sostatoKi
Geo. Canterbury ^
Impending' sword l'
Hand of Et
L.'idy disi
'shni.iel.
i He- tor
[My love
With ciipi
I Doris
Confident
|J. Shakosp
I Donna Oiii
[Roy's \vlfe
tSailor'sswi
White wir
|Prob;uion
rtislo
Pl^'Vashingto
iNell
^o I'roiii tl
S\ l^■ia's lov
Haim
auN AiulK
Carilin.il f
t her men
oolTry Ha
Tamleighs
Henry Du
oatl static
Girton gi
lane Warm
oir presuii
liren Tiol Sto-i r.itrii-ia KtMuhall l.inion
iiity fair Tliaik 873-3 I li^li mills SaiiiuliM-s
ailivs O'lMallfy I. *'74-5 .l"limiy Lucllcnv Woml
ai't' l.ff Kavai Syfr^ I'l-rpfliiali-iirati- Olipliaiil
1 kismith'swiroAiiisworth
.I'aiii Diiiiclas
Hffliuliainp
l.osi till love
Kessv Raiio
I'slh'.T Mill
I'lil yoursoir in
l'(ii) slraiijifo
IlalCa inilliim
Nil n.inio
i'i-IutdH
ii-ior I'upitl
lu- llolldw
■ litllo lady
•tor Loscar
Liiiloti
Moroclitli
Hraddon
Wood
Craik
Roailc
l'"iilliMton
lulwards
Collins
Hradilon
Uoado
■o years affo
A or too late
stery Mirbridj^'e
. a I'tiri
odds Taiitp
Knij,'liltaiul K(
1 tales Ki| 890.
itii ami luil'ailli Ai
111 Joliii Iiii;
nice Hiijjo li -
'•rtli Mont^coiSg^liCM L. D.ivoren
, >;ol-iiie-ii'fs Kav.i!9^-4 Hard easli
V'90*9 '^'dpli I lie heir Trollope
Hroiiu^^l I'illarsoftlielioiiM' Voii^e
\VJ«P !^"oiUM- or later Hrooks
P.n^IWlo Moonstone Collins
(Vjai-a Koniola Cross
Mai(]J»3?| '^iniel Mori Saunders
. Wainsyri^ht Yja^^ I::i'<''ftitlifr, like son i'ayii
idern instaiue lIti«)*7'P ^li'ver wonuii Vonjfe
roiiKli adminn nmi'9r9P laittrell ot'Arran Lever
ithlul lover MaoiM'-a '"id Oakbiirn Wood
iiely parish Crau)33-4 '^'•'*^' 'J""i''i'"''>^H I.i mi
the" oldeii time RolW** Once and a^aiii Jenkins
lUKhterot'IIetli H>37*f Hagarene Lawrence
iniiah t>3^40 ^'" intentions Lean
rchedon WhvH'-^ (Gabriel Coiiioy Harte
hite ladies OlirH** <■ "cle John VVliyle-.M
■niber for Paris ^hHS^ Italians KHiot
licia KduH^^i'iti'd tobefrce InK>low
lie women .\»4OTP ■'^'■''"t wi'"«ss '^^ I'-s
HAMILTON PVUUi- LIHRARV.
.'0J9-.10 Darrells Pavii
203i-.> White heather Black
-0.33-4 l^t'V and Viol.-i Forrester
J03S-<> Hethal will not Oliphanl
JO.V)-4o Contradict ions I'eaid
J041-4 K. t-|iillin^-ly HiiKver
2045 Xaliire and art Inclibald
204S-50 Wyllards weinl Hraddon
.•o_S4-6 Wives, daughters C.askell
2057-.S Ok\ lliiiniesne McKnijfhl
2o.si)-(io l'"or love, lif
2fj()i-2 Silvia
20f)5-f) Aiulroiinda
20<J7-8 Family atfair
2o(x)-7o Storiiu- life
2071-2 Doctor's wife
^"73-4 On .^-uarii
2075-(i Mildred Arki4l
2077-8 (lerald Ksl.-oml
207()-8o Claveriii^s
2081-2 Xi-w .\Ia,i;daleiu
2083-4 I'rescotls
2085-6 Miss Cari'w
Oliphant
Kavanaj;-|i
Fletcher
F'arj^us
l'"iilU'rloii
Hiaililon
Ciidlip
Wooil
Lean
Trollope
Collins
Parr
F-il wards
.lb Kd\v;A'5»'^ '^'.v youiijj alcides Yc
ad iiien'sshoes Hij.'S3-4 H' .ty-es to frfncHradu. n
ulameMori Ro '55^ ^i- ' ii "i j, • Mactloiiald
.borsXickleby Dii'S^S "■"iduflilhelberta flanh
ible wife Sauii^»> ''■'''>' disdain Mct'artI
lion's ward FgH Nhmael. Rradif ,,
GflBf''''^''' Oliphant
My love
2087-8 Xelly Brooke Marryal
2089-90 S. Lawrence Edwards
2091-2 Vicar Biillirpton Trollope
-003-4 L'nkiiid words Craik
2o,,5-6 Lolhair Disraeli
2o<)7-8 Brcak'KbterHy Lawrence
2099-2100 Debenham Fdwards
2101-2 On both sidi-s
2103-4 Uaterdale
Charles
McCarthy
Wooil
Hraddon
Riildell
Whyte-M
Lawrence
Lean
Braddon
(ay no
impse of world Sd
da)' s ride
irrintfton
1st and saved SA
•iveii to bay
iiirt royal Barii
uintry g-'tlem'n Olip
ss ^ ' Haj;,
^riier's .nide V
adow Ashlydyat W
■li;y farm
irbara's hist'y Kilv
, Majoribanks Olij
;st of husbands i^
Sherwood Vn
.)bodv's fortui
;:9''
- . Lintoii
With cupid's eyes Lean
Di.ris Aisles
' Confidential ajj^ent Payn
J. Shakespeare Black
Donna Ouixotc McCarthy
Roy's wife Whyle-M
Sailor'ssweetheart Russell
I While wings Hlack
frob.iuon Fotherg-ill
-irtisl, t;,..^m
•Vashm^tonstiiiarc James
Buxton
V
F
\O3-4. i\!
roin the wings „
S\ I via's lovers Gaskell
Halliburton Wood
Thackeray
asterofGx-eylasV"5-°i' n Thackera:
, Elginbrod Macd '*' - '-: -^I'^lkv Braddoi
idv Anna r,,09-lo t ardinal Pol> Ainswortl
idy Anna
ifainst stream. Ciii
noceiit 01'
iss Barriiigton
ghting- the air
ot wooed, but won
ortonilev'sestatcK
eo. Canterbur> '
ipendiiig sword
^l her mercy I'avii
jcoflry I lamlyn Kingsley
iramleighs Lever
jieniy Dunbar rji,,ddon
lead .station I -aed
C'.irton girl Edwaides
|ane Warner Lean
Jeii presumptive „
2107-8 Dead sea fruit
2KK)-io George Geilh
2111-2 Brookes
21 13-4 Anteros
' I 15-0 Written in fire
'7-8 Golden calf ^
■ ;-20 LifeonMississipiCleinens
2121-3 '' ii-a Tavlor
2124-6 ala's angel Trollope
2127-9 1 ntom fortune Braddon
2130-2 Small house Trollope
2133-4 Sam's sweetlieart Mathers
2135-f. Belinda Hroughton
2137-8 Two on a tower Hardy
-''39-40 J'lnc Forrester
2141-2 House-boat Black
-'4.3-4 Hether SIM mere Xoel
2145-6 Legacy ol 'ain Collins
2147-8 F.itai three Braddon
2'49-.SO Red as a rose Broughton
2151-2 Br-.tve lady Craik
2 '5.3-4 III fair lochaber Black
2155-6 Herr P.-.iilus Besant
2157-8 Daughter of tropics Lean
2159-60 Loyalty George Parr
2163-4 Vicar's ilaug'r Macdoiiald
2167-8 Bessie Kavanagh
2169-70 Under which lord Linton
2171-2 Daisy Uurns Kavanagh
-'73-4 Stuart of Dunleath Xortoii
175-6 Key to Uncle Tom. Stow,-
2 1 77-8 Maurice 'lieriiay Levci-
2179-80 Wurthe'g lieights Hronte
2183-4 Mill on the lloss Cross
2185-6 Darien WarLiirton
2187-8 Oueechy Warner
2189-90 Woman in white (\Wliiis
2'9.S-6 Parson o' Duniford Fenii
2 11)7-8 Life's lessons Gore
2U)t)-22oo Star-ch'mbr Ainsworlh
2201-2 Mylordand lailv Forrester
2203-4 John Inglesant Shorthouse
2205-6 Mount royal Br.iiUlon
2207-S Unknown to history N'onge
2211-2 Edina - vVood
2213-4 Unrld well lost Linton
2215-6 Hound together Fargus
2217-8 Dynevor 'lerrace ^^)l|ge
2219.20 Storyof Barbara Braddon
2221-2 Evelyn Marston Marsh
2223-4 Hinry Esmond Thacki-ray
222yh IVveril .ifthe i'eak Scott
2227-8 Holmby house Whyte-M
2229-30 Sir Jasper Carew Lover
22:H-2 Armourer's pren's Yonge
-^,^.V-] Mammon liore
2235-6 Blue roses Dempster
2237.8 Aubrey Marsh
•239-40 Ship,)wn'sda'terSaimders
-■41-2 Villette Bronte
2243-4 lean's daughter Gore
2245-6 Emilia Wyndham Marsh
2247-8 .Mis-, Finch Collins
2249-50 Greatest heiress Oliphant
2251-3 Knight of Gwynne Lever
2254-.S Salem chapel Oliphant
2256-7 M. Clitheroe Ainsworth
2258-9 Yivi.in Grey Disraeli
2262-3 Seven years Kavanagh
2264-5 I" wo -iristocracies Gore
2266-7 Two cities i:)ickens
2268-70 Within precinis Oliphant
2271-4 C- Marlowe Richardson
2275-7 f-"ast Lymie Wood
2278-9 yuils TautphcBus
2284-5 Rupert Godwin Braddon
2286-7 Gokleii sorrow Hoey
2288-9 Walter Goring Cudlip
2291-3 Vixen Braddon
22<)4-5 Great expectati's Dickens
2296-7 Castaway Yates
2298-9 Irish sk'chbookThackeray
2300-1 Advent's of phaeton Black
2302-3 Archie Lovell Edwardes
2.304-,S Jezebel's daught'r Collins
2306-7 Gentleman M; , at
2308-9 Mr. Smith Wallord
2310-1 Sweet and twenty Collin
2312-3 Preston fight Ainsworti;
2316-7 Mrs. Gerald Fullerton
2318-9 Will and a way „
2320-1 Robin Parr
2322-3 Dred Stowe
2324-,'i Con Cregan Lever
2326-7 Sir Gibbie Macdoiiald
2328-9 L.idy Adelaide Wood
2330-2 Boudoir i ;ibal Murray
2.^33 Hoggartydi'm'd Thackeray
-\334 Kickl.hurys .tbroad „
)s->r TV'I '-'sh
^SSf' C. J. Vellowplush „
2337 Sketches ;ind travels „
2338 B.irry Lyndon „
-'.3.39 Dinner at Timmins's „
2340 Men's wives „
7^
SUPPLEMENt TO CATALOGUI*:,
1,0 Kami j
'1 riillopi'
I.IMIIKII
Ki'.iry
TfolUipo
(.'llllillS
niikiMis
3341-2 Guy Di'vori'll
^34.V4 I't'llim I'si.iit-
2345-6 I'.ilkiior I.yli'
2347-H CaslU' Haiy
2349-51 Me was rij^lit
2352-4 AiiuailaU"
2359 JO Ktlwit) 1>IH)(hI
2361-2 Ri>l)lH'ry n<ikliTwi)i)t.l
2365-6 Haii'lu'stiMlDwrs'l'iiillDpt'
2367-H Ot-ail sfiri'l (.'oUiiis
2369 Say ami soal Waiiior
2371-2 VVroi-kt'il in putt N'ati's
2373-4 Gafstaiii,''s Tri)lU)pi'
2375-6 Ca^*'*^' 1'"" N'dii^'i'
2377-8 MiiiistiTs will- iMipliatit
237()-Hc) Ri)laiul ViifUi' \\'ouil
2381-2 Hi-ail ol llu- lainily C'raik
23S3-4 A'laiii HfiU' Cru^M
2385-6 1 1 spat ia Kiiiyjsli'y
2388-c)o OIT'tlu- ski-llijjs liijji'low
2391-2 Sir JaspiT Hraclilitn
2393-4 I )oviMiu'aj^li''siu>st \'(inm"
2395-0 Ou^lil \vi' visit lulwartls
2397-8 Lady's inili- Hiaililon
2399-2400 Cerisf. WliyU'-Moivillc
2401-2 Womaiiinspiti- JoartVcsoii
2403-4 St. Martin's eve Wood
2405-6 Woman's viMiLfoaniH- I'ayn
2407-8 Ia-_\ ton iiall Li'inoii
24'j<)-io Tony Butler l.ovor
241 1-2 j'.lstor's tolly Wood
2413-4 Sans MiMvi Lawri-ncc
2415-6 Common sonso
2417-8 Black slii'op
2419-20 A^nes
2421-3 John Cakli^ati'
2424-6 D. Coppfrfu'ld
2427-8 Step-mothor
2429-30 H. LorrocjuiT
2437-8 LiKTt'tia
2439-40 For casli >)nly
2441-2 S. BriTi'toii
2443-4 Harry Josiolyti Dlipliant
2445-6 Laodicean I lardy
2447-8 Major and minor N'orris
2449-50 Fortunes (ilencore Lever
2451-2 Hills of'Shatemuc Warner
2453-4 Slrathern Blessinjfton
2455-6 Mental sirug-gle Arg-les
2457-8 The convict
2459-60 Last of barons
2461-2 Harold
2463-4 One needful
2465-6 Master passion
2467-8 Demos
2469-70 Borderland FotherKnll
2471-2 Sabina Zembra Black
2473-4 Heir of the aj^us Payn
2475-6 Country quar's Blessinj<ton
2477-8 Late physician Warren
2479-81 Adele Kavanajjli
2482-3 Madcap V'iolet Black
2484-5 Leagu(!r of L. Ainsworth
2486-7 What he cost hi-r I'ayn
2490-1 Altioni Feto Oliphant
2492-3 Harvest wikl oats Lean
2494-S Schlo' mil town I'eard
2496-7 Marion Fay Trollope
2498-9 French pictures Murray
Xewby
Vates
Oliphant
Trollope
IVickens
James
Lever
Bulwer
i'ayn
Ainsworth
James
Bulwer
I)
Braddon
Marry at
2500-1 1. 2nd series Murray
2502-3 Nathalie Kavana>,'h
2504-5 World went well Besaiit
250(>-7 ICvil ^(enius Collins
J508-C) Baclu'lor's blunder Norris
2510-1 Di-an Maitlaiul Tultiell
251 J-3 Like and unlike Bradtloii
_>5i4-5 ^L■lsollam (.lliphant
25i()-7 Tancreil Disraeli
25i8-() Children of Oibeon Besaiit
2520-1 Lancashire Ainsworth
2522-3 CiiantlcN manor Fullerti)n
2524-5 Tlu'o'i' Broiij,'lilon James
2530-1 Jack Hinton Lever
-53^-3 '1""'» J one:. Fielding-
2534-5 Shirley Bronte
253(^7 Jane Kyro n
253S 9 Mine is thine Lochart
2540-1 Kith and Kin Fothergill
2542-3 Court Xetherleigh Wood
2544-5 Fallen fortunes I'ayn
254()-7 l'"all Somerset Ainsworth
2550-1 Mrs. Cli'olVri'y Argles
2^-,2-,'\ Gri-en sleeves Mathers
2554-5 Cousins Walford
2556-7 Lord Kil^obbin Lever
J558-9 Root ofalli-vil Lean
2560-1 Thrown tojj'r Montffiimerv
2562-3 First violin Kotlu'rjjjiil
2564 The Nu>,'-ents Hopkins
25()5 " 2iul copy M
2566-7 Grape from a thorn I'ayn
2568-9 CoK)iiel Dacre Jolly
2570-1 Sun maid Cirant
2572-3 Joan Bri>ug'htoii
2574-5 How they loved iVL'irryat
2576-7 Dian.i " Dixon
2578-9 Won Buxton
2580-1 Primrose path Oliphant
2582-3 Two women Craik
25S4-5 Heiress Hang'itcn Marsh
2586-7 Initials Tautpluvus
2588-9 Men of character Jeirold
2594-5 Ball-room rep'e Kdwardes
251)6-7 Hearts in highlands Grant
2598-9 Cherry ripe Reeves
2600 Domestic stories Craik
2601-2 Clerk )f I'ortwick P'enn
2603 Lady's money Collins
2605 Rose in June Oliphant
2606 Battle of life Dickens
2607 Flip Harte
2608 Siej^e of London James
2610 Heart of a hill I'ayii
2612 Lillies of valley FuUerton
2613 Red Dog Harte
2614 Constable of to'r Ainsworth
2615 American politi'n Crawford
2616 Jersey page Wood
2617 Danvers papers Yonge
2619 Dr. Marig-old Dickens
2623 TalesforCh'mas Broughton
2624 Book of Sibyls Tiiackeray
2625 Eva Bulwer
2626 I""rom generation Noel
2627 Leslie Tyrrell Craik
2629 Old fashioned girl Alcott
2630 He was a lord F'orrester
2632 Castle Ehrensteni James
'7Sf' Hlue-sti
Tr, JTfc Old liei
I iMill 1761 Northa
2633 Doroth . Grape \\a
2634 Only .1 biiit.rdy i ay,
2635 Six months in ranks ,Mi ay,
263*) Crusaile of Kxcelsioi
2638 Charlotte Crag
2640 Black dwarf
2642 Maid i>l' Killeena
2643 Fixeil pi-rioil
2644 Haiul ami glovi-
2645 Jack O'Lantern
2646 Inner house
2647 I'able mountain
264H I'isislratus Brow
2650 Alice Dugdale ,
2651 Co'nt'sde Boim'va ,-- -
2652 Mailamedi'Presiu-l I'.'lTi* Disown
2654 I'rey <if the goils i'7^3 The spj
2655 L.iurentia i'lilllTftl ''■''''■ '"''i
2656 Roderick Random SmJJ^j Cecil's I
2657 Now and tliiMi \\ »7f!PSylvesti
2659 Sense and si'iisibilily \ l7wKP''ii"'t'Sf
2660 Bovvsham pu//li' llaM iiTM^Tom Sa
2661 Introduced to st)cici\ !770'K''"'i'")
2662 Fortunes of .Xigi'l ^77lHard tii
2(/)5 Flitters, tatters, etc llr77a'DaisyM
26()6 John Ward I' 7W r>'«:''y ii
2668 Someboily's lug'ge hi, 774 Spendth
2669 Lady Hester ^ 775 Hero Tr
2670 Can wrong be right 77° Two des
2671 Glow-worm tales 777 Pride am
2672 Foggy night at OI1"iH(IV778 Heidelbt
2676 Love "me little 1779 Cometh.i
2678 Dr. Jekyll Si. \78o O'Donoj^
2679 Mary Barton (i.'Sl Little me
2681 Uiidiscov'dcountr>' IK'Sa One sum:
2()82 I'oison of ;isps '83 Lizzie Lt
2683 Vivian thebeauty KdvSj In great
2684 Jet
2()8() Talk of the town
2687 Plot in private life
2(>88 Village on cliff 'i
2689 lixclia'genorob'ry Fil 90
2690 Oakshot castle Kii5'
2693 Among the hills I'. 3*
26<)4 Tristram Shandy ^?3
2695 Anne of Gererstein 94
2696 By woman's wit 1195
2697 Winifred's wooing i)7
2698 Thatboy ofNorcoit's 1)9
2699 Mr. Barnes of N. V. t»
2700 A Roman singer Cr;. >'
2703 Wide, wide world \V>2
2704-5 Home life ^'4
2706-7 Under the lilies '
2708-9 M. Chuzzlewit H
2710-1 Young Mrs. Jardiiui]!;
2712-3 Westward ho! Kiit
2714-5 Innocentsabroad C
2716-7 Eliane l'?<
2718-9 Alice Lorraine Black-
2720-1 Kit
2722-3 Paul Patoff Cra
2726-7 Pickwick club H .
2732-3 R'dy-m'n'yM'rtib'yFr
2734-5 Rossmoyne
2736-7 Fvre's acquittal W
2738-9 . L queen Kb'
2740-1 Woman's reason
2742-3 Peeress and pl.iyer '
Talbot H
87 Some pri'
;. 88 Within ar
laaSji Alroy
lonfidenc
.rnley
[ima
'inifred '.
'Xtofkii
nities
irate in
[fessy
itherine
rjorie I
ible life
ipt in thi
Harry
lolphin
ting of
ter Loui
|ck arro
[or N.
irla
it in a c
dering
isfield p
's secre
«f flo^^
ua Dav
lel Vauj
iquary
ival Ke
lorolli ("ii ipi-
Inly .1 biilUilly
ix iiu)titli> ill rank
nis;uU' lit Kxi'i'ls'uii
liarlottf C'rajf
llaik tlw.irf
la'ul of KilliUMia
ixi'il pofiiul
laiul anil jflovo
ai'k O'LanUMii
miiT lu)ll^•o
ablf nuuintain
'isislratiis Brnw ii
ilii-i' nn),^ilali' ,
"o'lil'siU- nDiinval l'"uli »7&
lailaiiu'cli'I'ioMU'l l'''''?it
'roy of the jjiuls "7^
.aurt'iitia l''u!l<76S
loiloriik Raiiiloiii '^ii «7^;
sow and tlu-n U J
ifiisfaiul M'lisiliility .'
?owshani piiz/lf I lahl' i
iitroiliK-c'd III soriitv
'"ml villi's ot" Ni^i'l
•'lilli'is, lattiTs.i'U
tihii Ward
5 Ciiifiin
I'l'liT Sinipli-
Aliif
Kitly 'rri'\ •■■iy.in
Jaik Slu'pparii
-,^'fanlli's in llu' aii
'fgi, I'tif piol'fssor
' Hasil
VfasI
Mr. Isaacs
Hiiiiilay tasks
Miss An^ci'l
Blue-stiH'kiiifC
Old lifiitonant
NorlhaiijftT al)l>ey
Disowiu'd
'Tlu- spy
Fair maid of I\>rlh
("fcil's Irysl
Sylvestros
Priiu-ess
, 'Tom Sawyer
7WKilnii'ny
^77* 'Jl'^'d times
1 1,, 77St''Daisv Miller
iiiiiiebiidy's liijf'K^' l^i' 774'^pt'"dllirif't
-ady Hester ^ 7W)^^-'i"o Trevelyan
Jan \vri)iij4: he rij^-hl 77V'¥"wo destinies
"ilmv-wiiriii tales
:*\)gj^y nijjiil al OlVoi il V
^iive me lillli'
)r. Jekyll
Vlary Barton
Howard
Marryat
Hiilwer
Charles
Ainsworlh
Cure
Hioiile
Collins
Kiii«sley
CVawford
I haekerav
l-ilwardes
Maeleoil
Austen
Bulwer
Cooper
JifPndo and prejiidici
V77* Heidelherjc
Scott
Payn
Kd wards
Macdonald
Clemens
Blaek
Oiekens
James
VVhyte-M
Ainsworth
Craik
Collins
Austen
HAMILTON PtnLIC MBKARV
I aSi.s Transrormed Moiifjfonu'rv
jHjf) nisarmed ICdwards
-'Hi; I.ei),'lit(,n iomiI Kin^siey
■'^•'^ Zoroaster I'rawford
iH2() Warden 'rivillope
2«30 Ilr. Worlles seliool
2H_]j Weasels and welt Hraddoii
^**.U Ku^fene PiekeriiiK- lames
2H34 Called haek Far),nis
-'".15 ^l- JaniCM's Ainsworth
-•H.lti y^Tn Dempster
-'H17 After dark Collins
2ni« Christmas stories Oiekeiis
2H39 Sketehes Clemens
Jn^o Mislress and maid Craik
Thorpe Rejfis • I'eard
I'lniiul di'ail I'avn
Ke>fimiirile>cendsStanna'id
Farjfus
Mulwer
Marryat
73
ii)o6 Cousin Phyllis
ji)07
Ji/iH
Ji)i)i)
-•i) I o
Jt)l I
2i) I 2
-•<)",?
-•yi4
''Oi,S
21JI7
-•918
21) I (J
Oaskoll
Kilwards
Hraddoii
llarte
Ueade
Hiilwer
Scott
2841
2842
•:«43
2844
^«45
846
JiKliseov'deoiiiilr\
I'oisoii of asps
*/ivian Iheheaiity
[et
ralk of the town
I'lol in private life
I'illaj^e on clitT T
lixilia'jjenoroh'ry Iv
3aksliot castle K
(\moiijif the hills
Tristram Shandy
Anne of Gerersteiii
By woman's wit
VV^inifred's wooinj;-
Thatboy of Norcolt
Mr. Barnes of N. Y
A Roman singer Cr:ii»*-
Wide, wide world \V«
; Home life ^*4
J Under the lilies '5
) M. Chuzzlewit P *
I Youiiy Mrs. J;irdiiiii7
? Westward ho ! K",9
; Iiinocentsabroail CI**
J Eliane ^ '
J Alice Lorraine Hl.ii '
1 Kit 3
3 P/iul Patoff Ci; 5
J Pickwick club
5 R'dy-m'n'yM'rtili'yl-7
5 Rossmoync
7 Kvre's acquittal K'
3 Si .1 queen !>'
I Woman's reason lH
3 Peeress ami playi'i •
■' i, n James
WTO ffomi'thasafl'w'rBroujjhton
Sli'v.W ©'Donoffhue Lever
C'Sl tittle men
lir'Sa Cne summer
'83 Lizzie Leijfh
mIv 85 bi great waters
86 Talbot Harland
Some private views
Within an ace
roy
iifidence
rnley
ma
'inifred Bertram , ^.,
•xt of kin wanted Edwards
"nities Praed
rate in charge Oliphant
Jssy Harte
therine Thackeray
irjorie Daw Aldrich
ble life Cra'ik
ipt in the dark Trollope
• Harry Hotspur „
►dolphin Bulwer
■ting of ways Edwards
er Louise Whyte-M
.ck arrow Stevenson
or N. Whyte-Melville
Edwards
Alcott
Howard
Gaskell
Braddon
Ainsworth
Payn
Jeiikin
Disraeli
J.'imes
M
Austen
Charles
Dark ilays
Rienzi
King's own
2847 Midshipman easy
2848 Keiiilwiirth • Scott
2849 Monastery „
2S.SO Fropi an island Thackeray
M*J.S2 Lamplighter Cummins
2854 Millionaire Harte
2855 Christmas carol Dickens
2856 Foreign parts Ja.nes
2«57 u ise women Black
2859 South sea bubbles Herbert
2860 Made or marred Fothergill
2862 No thoroughfare Collins
2863 Mrs. Mainw.iring Marshall
2864 Little step-son Lean
^^l P^vereux Bulwer
2868 Agatha's husband Craik
2869 Gulliver's travels Swift
2870 Mildred Craik
2871 Agincourt James
2872 Humphry Clinker Smollett
2073 Ogilvie's Craik
2874 Life's Aftermath Marshall
2875 Henrietta Temple Disraeli
2876 Romantic tales Craik
2877 Miss Tommy
2878 Winter story
I'orest.illeil
<.'iil by ihf count V
On llie frontier
Christie Johnsloni
Pelliain
Abbott
Mrs. M. Maiiland Olipiiant
I eg U olTington Reade
Contarini Fleming Disraeli
I'nawares l»,.ard
\ictory Charles
I'lve old friends Thackeray
J920 .Sword and gown Lawrence
2921 Kanthorpe Lewes
2922 Gwendoline's harvest Payn
292,3 Coningsby Disraeli
2924 1 he gipsy James
2925 Dorothy Fox Parr
2926 Stillwater tragedy Aldrich
2928 Iheoprastus Such
29.V Helen Whitney
29.34 Tony ;iio niaici
29.15 Out the world
2936 Meredith
Cr-.iss
Wood
Howard
Th.ickeray
Blessington
. — J Pe;u*d
2879 Morals and mysteries Aide
^i^rla
t in a cloud
idering heir
sfield park
— . s .secret
^pua Davidson
Miwel Vaughan
^fiquary
P#rcival Keene
Lever
Reade
Austen
Wood
Marshall
Linton
Cummins
Scott
2880 Orville college
2881 Valentin
2882 Guy Mannering
2883 Eugene Aram
2884 Old Mort.ility
2885 Rob Roy
2886 Pirate
2387 Ivanhoe
2888 Forest days
2891 Benvenuta
2892 Nina Balatka
2893 Rita
2894 Snow bound
2896 Oliver Twist
2897 Smuggler
2899 Loys, L. Beresford
2900 Cartouche
2902 Frozen deep
2903 Coming race
2904 Sketches
Wood
Kingsley
Scot't
Bulwer
Scott
29.17 ''"or squire "Lee
2939 Arabella Stuart James
2940 guentin Durward Scoit
2941 My mother and I Craik
2943 Barren honor Lawrence
2944 Clumce acquaint'e Howells
294.S Notary's daughter Fullerton
2946 Doctor Jacob Edwards
2947 I "tier the red flag Braddon
294« Jacob Faithful Marryat
2950 Her title of honor Parr
2951 St. Patrick's eve
2954 His little mother
2955 Zanoni
2956 Beauchamp
2957 Travels, adventu
2958 Sybil
2959 In four reigns
2960 Aunt Serena
2961 Marzio's crucifix
2962 Rose garden
2963 Two guardians
2964 Zero
2965 Mudfog papers
2966 Katharine Regina
Lever
Craik
Bulwer
James
s Marryat
Disraeli
Marshall
Howard
Crawford
Peard
Yonge
Praed
Dickens
Besant
Marryat I 2905 \V:, . erly
Junes
Marshall
Troliope
Aide
Harte
Dickens
James
Argles
Peard
Collins
Bulwer
Dickens
Scott
2967 Fcirhil responsib'y Howells
2968 No. thirteen Marshall
2970 North and south Gaskell
297' Haunted hotel Cummins
2972 Woodstock Scott
2973 Moment of madness Lean
2974 Treasure Island Stevenson
2'>7S puy Livingston Lawrence
2976 Stolen elephant Clemens
2077 J- Merry weather Saunders
2978 Banks of Ouse Marshall
2979 Valerie Marryat
2980 Lady of Aroostook Howells
2981 Cranford Gaskell
2982 Lois the witch „
2985 Fulham lawn Thackeray
2986 Bread winners
2987 Alton Locke Kinirslev
2991 State of life Aide
I' I H if!
74
SUPPLEMENT TO CATALOGUE,
Bulwor
Collins
Payn
Reeves
Jenkins
2992 Japhet Marryat
299s Blue veil Montgomery
2996 Lord Erlistown Craik
2997 Ninette Dempster
2998 Thankful blossom Harte
29% Lost and won Craik
3000 Old man's love Trollope
3001 Story Elizabeth Thackeray
3002 Denise Roberts
3003 Last days Pompeii Bulwer
3004 Too soon Macquoid
3005 Flitch of bacon Ainsworth
3006 In the east country Marshall
3007 Near neighbors Peard
3008 Alicia Tennant "
3009 With the immort's Crawford
301 1 Silas Marner Cross
3013 JeffBriggs Harte
3014 Drift from two shores //
3015 Lapsed but not lost Charles
3016 Gosan Smithy Parr
3017 Helen's babies Habberton
3020 Katerfolto Whyle-M
3021 Lost in the post Wood
3022 Misunderst'd Montgomery
3023 Denis Duval Thackeray
3024 Doctor Claudius Crawford
3026 Paul Clifford
3027 Night and morning
3030 Guilty river
3031 High spirits
3032 Land o' the Leal
3033-4 Ginx's baby
3036 Pillars of the house Yonge
3037 Doctor Thorne Trollope
3038 Eustace diamonds n
3040 Prime minister "
304-1-4 Channings Wood
3045 Dr. Heidenhoff Bellamy
3046 The moment after Buchanan
3047 Her last throw a-'I--
3048 A true friend
3049 Soldiers three
3050 Chief justice
3051 Brighter spheres
3052 Forging the fetters Hector
3053 Rival princess McCarthy
305!) ..ooking backward Bellamy
3055 iViarie Gourdon Ogilvy
3056 Smuggler's secret Barret
3057 Derrick Vaughan Bayly
3058 Mystery Blencar'w Oliphan'
30ti9 Lawton girl Frederic
3060 Bloody chasm DeForest
3061 Rose of paradise Py!e
3062 Paul's problem Huntington
306-? Transformed "
3064 Sister St. Sulpice Dole
3065 Blockaded family Hague
3066 Mansfield Humplireys White
3067 Master of magicians Phelps
3068 Jack the fisherman »
3069 Stories New Fiance Machar
3070-1 What do with it Bulwer
3072 Cap. of Janizaries Ludlow
3073-4 Tragic muse James
3075 Romance of law Francillon
3076 Great war syndic'e Stockton
3077 Woman's itory Holloway
3078 Golden days of '49 Munroe
3079 Love in the tropics White
3080 All conditions of men Besaiit
3084 Flight to Franco Verne
3085 Marriage at se.i Russell
3086 Three men in a boat Jerome
3087 Lover or friend Carey
3088 In her earliest youth Tasma
3089 Geoffrey Hamstead Jarvis
\o90 Bastonnais Lesperance
Bluebell Huddleston
Diini 1
309'
Tolstoi
Bronte
Vera
Roche
Craik
.3' 05
3106
Porter
Scott
Dickens
Argles
Sergeant
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Spiritus
3092 Sevastopol
3093 Invaders
3094 Russian proprietor
3095 Cossacks
3096 Jane Eyre
3097 Doctor's daugliter
3098 They two
3099 Children of Abbey
3100 John Halifax
3101 Transformation Hawthorne
3102-3 Tales _ "
V04 Life in parsonage Wilhrow
Ivanhoe Scott
St. James's Ainsworth
De Rohan Sue
Peregrine Pickle Smollett
Tales German Oxenford
^107 Canadians of old DeGaspc
3108 Scottish chiefs
3109 Waverh'
'^110 Martin Chuzzlewit
3111 Life on the ocean Cowans
3112 Tour of the world X'erne
3113 Village of Merrow Johnson
31 14 How kept faith Raymond
3115 Lavengro Borrow
3116 Romany Rye »
3117 American humor Clemens
3290-1 Annie Kilburn Ho wells
3292 Urith Baring-Gould
329 \ Great Taboo Allen
3294 Alas Broughton
329s Murvale Eastman Tourgee
3296 P'amily without n:ime \'erne
3297 Dinah Shadd Kipling
3->98 Children of Gibeon Besant
3299' Captriin Paul Dumas
3300 Monte Cristo "
3301 Twenty years after "
Three musketeers "
3302-3 Vic. de Bragelon /'
3304 Conspirators "
Dr. B.isilius "
3305 Nanon
Two Dianas "
3306 Ascjinio "
Chicot
3307 Memoirs of a physician //
3308 Countess de Charney "
Queen's necklace
3309 Taking the Bastille
3310 Half brothers "
33! 1 Marguerite de Valois »
3312 Black Tulip
3313 Forty-five guardsmen "
Pj'geof Duke of Savoy •
3314 Mason Rouge "
Twin captains n
33 '5 Watchmaker
Beau Tancred
3316 Isabel of Bavaria
Ingenue '
3317 Regent's daughter
Russian gipsy
3318 Pauline
Catherine Blum
3319 House of David Ingrali
3320 'I'hrone of David
3321 Pillar of tire
T^T,22 Stolen white elep't CKiiii
3323 Life on the Mississippi
3324 Innocents abro.'id
3325 Tom Sawyer
T,T,2(3 Xewton Diigvane Fiai
3327 From post to fmisii Sii
3328 Bells and ringers
3329 Courtship
3330 Play or pay
3331 Master of Rathkelly
3332 Outsider
3333 Curb and snaffle l-vob
3334 Crack county Kcnii
3335 ^''''' '" "^^' '"■"^^■" '^^''''
'3336 Killed in the open
3337 R'gbt sort
3338 Real good thing
3339 Sir.-iighl as a die
"3340 Twilight tides
3341 Cost of a lie
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3381 Austin I
3383 Geoffrei
3383 Harvey;
3384 Hetty
3-385 Hiljyarc
3386 Hornby
3387 Leightoi
3388 Madeint
3389 Old Mai
3390 Ravensl
3391 Reginali
339a Silcote c
3393 Siretton
3394 \'alentin
3395 i^reezie
3396 Lightly 1
3397 '"''"'t *^'i'"
3396 Pride of
3399 Glorious
3400 Ri-al got
3401 Killed ill
3402 Girl in tl
3403 Cr.-ick C(
3404 Straight
3405 Matron (
340O Landing
3407 Harvest
3408 Heautifu
3409 Little foi
CaiiH 34:10 Witch of
3342 In ,-1 grass country 34" 't- Ciithl
3343 Old order changes Mai! 3412 Sclielier;
3344 Bachelor's blunder N\ 34'3 I" -dl sh;
3345 Chris 3414 Hevil'sd
V346 Hon. Miss Ferrard l.ar34iS Heckoiiii
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3348 Beg'rhorsehackOJ")om34r| Piic
3346 Maid Athens
3350 Yeast
3351 Alton Locke
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3353 Tw^' years ago
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3355 Hereward the wa
3356 Cardinal Pole
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3429 Turkish 1
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33:38 Const.-dile of the tower
3359 H'l'iO St. Ivos
3360 John Law
3361 Leaguer of Latlioni
3362 Lord mayor of Loiulcin 343' "Ls. \ or
3363 Old court 343a T roubles.
3364 Sp.-mish m.-.tch 5433 J'V misad
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3366 Bones and 1 ' 543| ^'^''tland
3367 'Brookes of Bridlenierc '^''
3368 Cerise
3369 Contraband
3370 Market Harborougli
3371 M. or \.
3773 Rosine
3374 Roy's wife
3375 Sarchedon
3376 .Saiaiielta
3377 Sister Louise
3378 Tilbury Nogo
3379 Lliule John
3380 White rose
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5438 Chris
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3383 Harveys ' „
33^ Hetty
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3380 Hornby mills ,,
3387 Leighton court n
3388 Mademoiselle Mathilde „
3389 Old M;ug;iret „
3390 Kavenshoe „
3391 Reginald Hetherege 1,
3392 Siicote of Silcoles ,,
3393 !^ti-ctton „
3394 Valentin
3395 Hreezie Langton Smart
3396 Lightly lost
3397 '-'i^l i^'oiip ir
3398 Pride of the padd(uk ..
3399 (^■hirious gallop Kennard
34CX» Real good thing 1,
3401 Killed in tlie o]ien 1,
3402 Girl in the brown habit i>
3403 Crack county ,,
3404 Straight as a die ,,
340/j Matron or ni.iid ,,
3400 Landing a prize ,.
3407 H.irvest Stannard
3408 Reautiful Jim „
3409 Little fool „
5410 Witch of the hills J.imes
3411 St. Cuthbert's tower
3412 Scheherazade „
3413 In all shades Allen
3414 Devil's die „
■34*5 Beckoning hand ,,
3416 Girl from Malta Hume
3417 I'icc.idilly puzzle „
13418 Seventytimess v'n Sergeant
•34'9 '^nchess Rosemary Fiirjeon
34al|l Toilers of Babylon „
3421 Matchof the season f'raser
3422 Daughters Bi'oavia „
3423 Flying Dutchm.ui Russell
3424 RLirooned „
3425 Life interest iie -tor
3426 Mona's choice ,,
3427 John Herring Baring-Gould
3428 Mehalah „
3429 Tin-kish bath Rita
3430 Sheb.i
3431 Mrs. \ ereker ■ Argles
3432 Troublesome girl ,, ,
?433 ^y niisadventure Barrett i
?434 I'nder a strange mask ..
H3S Scotl.-ind yard W'ood
5430 Rue Cain „
J437 The rogue Norris
H38 Chris „
)439*Ladies' gallery McCarthy
!4'^polly
1441 Rival .actresses Ohnet
1442 Only of,e sin Clay
1441 Waddoxes Middlem.ass
t444.Spriiv,r !;=rn, Holmes
i445,f">""si^ of marriage Hubbell
(446'rretty sister ..-.f Jose Burnett
1447 Exchange for ,1 soul Linskill
1448 Dead past C.inieron
J^eyond compaio Gibbon
3450 Mr.Str'ger'sp'ok't MacCoU
3451 Midnight queen Fleming
3452 From the other side Notley
345.3 Old Blazer's hero Murray
3454 King .and knave Francillon
3455 Crown of sh;ime Lean
3456 Man-hunter Donovan
34.i7 I-ogie town Tytier
3458 Heir of Linne Buchanan
3459 Flight to Fnmco Verne
3460 Wrong ro.id Griffiths
3461 Commodore Junk Fenn
3462 One m.iid's mischief „
346,3 Black blood „
3464 K.-irl's wife Sims
3465 Missing husband 1,
3466 Lord P'auntleroy Burnett
3467 Phillipa Fairfax
3468 Iron m.-ister Ohnet
3469 Di.ina B.irrington Crok«r
3470 Abbey murder Hatton
3471 Molly's story Merryfield
3472 Miracle gold Dowling
347,3 Lieut. Barnabas Barrett
3474 Dr. Glennie'sd'g't'r Farjeon
3475 Frozen pir.ite Russell
3476 Lord Fauntleroy Burnett
3477 Cradled in a storm Sharp
3478 Roland Oliver McCarthy
3479 Charlie Ogilbie Vaughaii
3480 Queen's token Hoey
3481 Galloping days James
3482 Eve Baring-Gould
348,3 Under false pret'c'sSergeant
3484 Modern magician Molloy
3485 Str.inge message
J486 Twin soul
3487 Algonquin maiden
3488 Jo's boys
34H9 Prince of the blood
,3490 Saddle and s.abre
3491 Woman's face
3492 House of tears
.3403 Mere child Walford
3494 Ar.gonants \. liberty Harte
3495 I'nder currents Argles
3496 Dn>;ini Zol.i
3497 Onetravellerreturns Mur r.iy
,(498 Troy town Coiicn
,M99 Xun's curse Riddell
,?,Soo Tents of Shem Allen
,3,SOi .\ot dead yet Je.iffreson
,i.!i02 Lottie darling /,
3,SO,3 Live it down ,1
3504 O. Bl.ike's gooc:
v15o,S Old Dominion
,3,>o6 Russell
3,^07 Aims .and obstacles
,3.:o8 Sir T. Bvoughton
."I ,09 Bessie Trim
3.Sro Joshu.i Marvel
3,31 I Cord ;uid creese
3,'; 1 2 Cryptogram
35'3 Simon's niece
,3,Si4 J. W;ishington's name /'
3,Si5 M.iid of Sker Bl.ackmore
3,ii6 Crailock Xowell „
3,517 Daniel Derond.-i Cross
3518-9 Col. Quaritich Haggard I
Russel!
Mackay
Adam
Alcotl
Payn
Smart
James
Downe\'
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Jfimes
r.irjeon
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3520 Neighbors green Oliphant
3521 Kath'n Mavourneen Burnett
3522 LindsJiy's luck »
3523 Miss Crespigny „
3.S24 JVetty P. Pemberton „
:^52.i Theo
3,526 Pennyconiequicks Baring-G
3527 I^ear neighbors Blouet
3529 Won by waiting Bayly
3530 Knight-errant „
35.3 '-3 Pureell papers Le F'anu
3534 Only the governess Carey
3535 J<iL-k and Jill Alcott
3536 Desperate adventure Clark
3537 Elbow room ,/
35,38 Out of the hurly-burly 1,
3539 Random shots" „
3540 Old Fogey
3541 Tales of grandfather Scott
3542-3 Ettrick Shepherd Hogg
3544 Gudrun Gibb
3545 Henrietta Temple Disraeli
3546 Young duke ,,
3547 I^othair „
3548 Tancred 1,
3549 Endymion „
3550 Venetia „
3,S5' Syhil M
3552 Cont.-irini Fleming n
3553 Alroy „
3554 V'ivian Grey „
3555 Coningsby „
3556 Ballads Thackeray
3557 Memoirs of B.Lyndon m
3558 Book of snobs „
35.S9-60 Christmas books n
3561 Denis Duval „
3562 Henry Esmond „
3,563 Fitz-boodle papers »
3565 Samuel Titmarsh „
3,566 Irish sketch book ,,
3567 Lovel, the widower 1.
3,568 Major Gahagan 1,
3569-70 Newcomes „
3571 Paris sketch book „
3572-3 History of Pendennis „
357 KS '''li'ip
3576 Roundabout papers „
3577 Sketches and travels ,1
3578-9 X'anity fair h
3580-1 Virginians „
3582 Vellowplush „
3583 Connaught rangers M.axwell
3,584 Romance of re.'d life Hunt
3585 Foggerty's fairy Gilbert
3586 Gerr.ird st. mystery Dent
3587 Covenanters Guthrie
3588-9 Peter Wilkins Paltock
3590 Cambridge fr'hm'n Legrand
3,591 Christm.is carol Dickens
3592 Cricket on hearth „
3593 '-^'d English baron Reeve
3594 Rosjilind Lodge
3.595 Sip'ram I a Motte' Fouque
3596 Undine ,,
3,597 Richard P.ardon Farjeon
3598 Toilers of Babylon ,,
3,599 Herr Paulus Besant
3600 Micah Clarke Doyle
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Tom Sawyc'- Clemens
Ch.uK-ellor Verne
Wed.linjr trip Sherm.-in
■7 Wandering Jew S le
Long odds Smart
Light 1\' lost "
Last eoup
IVIarooned Rusnell
Life sentenee Sergeam
Seventy times seven
Rosemar\- lane Farjeon
King or knave Franeillon
Stained pages Fenn
Ocean tragedy Russell
Under which lord Linton
Tom Sawyer Clemens
Rip Van Winkle L-ving
-3 Amatlis of Gau! Lobeira
Lady Valworth Argles
Shadowed by three Lynch
InaSpaiiisluonvent Murray
Our mutual friend Dickens
Dombey ai;d son n
Hard times n
Old curiosity shop
t;dwin Drood ■■
Rarnahy Rudge n
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Child'shistory Kngland •
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Christmas stories n
Tale of two cities n
Sketches by Boz
David Copperiield n
Nicholas N'ickleby n
American notes u
Oliver Twist "
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Little Dorrit n
Great expectations «
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Pickwick papers n
Martin Chuzzlewit n
Bleak house n
Oldtown folks Stovve
Arthur Bonnicastle Holland
Dred Stow
Dr. Claudius Crawford
Da\- of fate Roe
Cleopatra Haggard
Witch's head m
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Maiwa's revenge n
King Solomon's mines m
Dawn "
Colonel Quaritch n
Allan Quarlermain fi
Allen's wife n
John Halifax Craik
KasI LynrH! Wood
In far Lochaber Black
Yankee in Arthur's Clemens
Heidenhoffs proc's Bellamy
\\ hat's mine's Macdonald
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Adela Cathcart
He fell in love Roe
From jest to earnest n
Knight of 19th century n
Found yet lost "
Without a home
A day of fate
Face illumined
Opening chesnut burr "
Near to nature heart
Earth tr."nbleJ 1
His sombre livals ..
Driven back to Eden m
An original oelle "
Young girls wooing n
Barriers burned away n
What can she do ? •■
Xorris Fenton
■6 N'ero Eckstein
R'm'ce DoUartl Catherwood
Little journey W.-.rner
Infelice Wilson
Beulah
Vashti
Madame Skelton Morton
Ramona Jackson
Friend Olivia Barr
Bricks wit ho'tstr'w Tomgee
Figs and thistles pi
John Eax p'
Royal gentleman
Fool's errand p
Black ice "
Hot plowshares «
Tom Cringle's log Scott
Cruise of the Midge //
Elsie Venner Holmes
L neie Remus Harris
huiian tales Kipling
St r.mge manuscript DeMille
Shipmate '.ouise Russell
L D. B. in S. Africa Sheldon
Talesand legends Hudgetts
Cossacliis Tolstoi
Hugenot family Tytler
C-esar's cohmin Donnelly
Isabel Leicester Alma
Looking backward Bellamy
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•20. New P. fortutiatus Black
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Ernest Malti avers Bulvver
-4 Blind love Collins
-6 In the golden days Bay))
-8 We two "
30 Acte Westbury
■'2 Frank Fairleigh Smedley
■4 Within the maze Wood
■6 Daisy Chain Yonge
Ainslie's courtship Philips
Under Salisbury Marshall
Joo.Kt Avelingh Ma.artens
Alma ' Marshall
■2 Miss Shafto Norris
■5 Syrlin Rame
-7 For ever and ever Lean
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■7 On circumstantial l';840 Aztectrea
■9 Day will come Brail>;84i Child's hi
Fisherman Monlgoni 842 Great exi
-2 Blindfold l>:843 Christina
End crowns all Mars;844 Tale of t«
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Waif of the plains
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Kirsteen Olipl
At the chateau Macciu
In her earliest youth T;h
Splendid spur Co
Stand-fast, C. Royston HI,
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Sidney Dii
At mercy Tiberius Wn.
Ernest Maltravers Hul
Household of McNeil Hi
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Joshua 1
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Demoniac li^ Pocket nieasi
Black-box murder Man; Naflftii
Heart of gold M.Juiaihork
Stand-fast C. Royston F Bunch of ,-he
Brooke sdaughter Scri.' Hal«aa's hou'
Ca?sars column Don Golden Woof
Danver's jewels Story d a she
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'1838 The odd number
1839 Port T
3S48 Martin Chuzzlewit
3849 Old curiosity shop
3850 Nickolas Nickleby
3S5' Oliver Twist
3852 David Copperfield
.3853 Our mutual friend
3854 Pickwick papers
38.S.S l^ombey and son
385U Aide-de- camp
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3865 I,cs miserables
386O One of six hundred
3867 Historv of a crime
3868 Mysteries of Paris
38O9 Royal regiment
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K^ild Morton
I'^ik* Biu-nham
Heldman
C.bb
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rl of the people M Tip, X-ewis
uigglei 's secret Ha Rw*|iolphs
jiiioniac BcPQ^pet measure
ick-box murder Maar Net^i
eartofgold M.Juiamerk
aiul-fastC.Royston 1' Bunch of cherries
■ooke sdaughter Scri, Hak^a's hous?>hold
i-sar's column Don GohflBn Woof
aiiVer's jewels
idden foe
)ld -fter supper
istels in prose
ouse by the medl:
aria
Alden
n
Webb
Kirton
Sitwell
M;;
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of a shell
ii-i«l«m|\ iieroine
,1' [»^g" I'-'ind Faubourg CJG
r VVellin (he desert MoK
Vlaid«n's lodge „
41 At ye Grene Griffin Holt
.;2 Lord of the marshes „
43 J" convent walls „
44 Out in the forty-five
45 Ashcliffe hall
4^5 Lord mavor of London „
47 Earl Hubert's daughter „
48 Imogen „
49 Lady Sybil's choice
50 White rose of Langley „
51 Beryl and Pearl Gibernc
52 Kathleen
53 Coulyng castle „
54 World's foundations „
55 Muriel Bertram
56 Aimee „
57 Father Aldur „
58 Curate's home „
59 Twilight talks
60 Sweetbriar „
<)f Old umbrellas „
62 Madge Mardwicke
63 Decima's promise „
64 Through the Linn
65 Fred and Jeannie Conklin
66 Not bread alone
67 EIect;i
68 Tessa Wads worth „
69 Rues helps
70 Isobel's between times „
71 Miss Prudence
72 Story of Hannah
73 Bek's first corner
7i That Quisset houM; „
75 Only Ned „ j
76 Nettie's mission Matthews I
77 Margery's city home
78 Rosy Conroy's lessons „ '
79 Fanny s birthday gift „ !
80 New scholars Matthews
8; Rosalie's pet „
82 Eleanor's visit „
83 Mabel Walton's oxper't „
84 Elsie's santa claus „
85 \an, the missionary „
86 Ministering C. Charlesvtorth
87 " sequel „
88 Dorothy Cope „
89 The hammer Church
90 Heroes of olden time B.ildwin
Pucker
Pittis
Otis
91 Harold's bride
92 Jerry's little Noll
93 Tin> and Tip
94 Raising the pearl
95 Mr. Stubb's brother "„
96 Toby T\ler
97 Silent Pete „
98 Left behind „
99 New Robinst>n Crusoe Atden
100 By sheer pluck Henty
101 Young Carthagenian „
102 Bonnie prince Charlie „
103 Young Franctireurs „
104 The cat of Bubastes
105 Capt. Bayley's heir „
106 St. Cieorge for England .1
107 Orange and green „
108 With Clive in India
109 Bravest of the brave „
j no Reign of terror „
I I ' I True to the old flag
I 1 12 Dragon and fhf raven „
J113 Li nder Drakes flag ,,
I 114 For the temple „
1 15 Through the fray „
1 16 In times of peril
I f 7 Comet of horse „
118 Lion of St. Murk
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For iiaine ami tamo n
Out on tlio Pampas ■.
Final n.Hkoninjf n
Lion of tlio north n
In troodom's causo n
With Wolt'e in Canada ..
My tirst voyatje Kingston
True blue n
Will Wi-atht-rhi'lm ..
The missing ship _ n
Yoimg Ll.mero n
In till- wilds of Africa m
In the eastern seas m
South-sea whaler n
On banks of Amazon u
Our s.iilors "
Salt water "
Mark Seaworth n
FredMarkhamin Russia n
Hurricane Harry >■
Snow shoes and canoes n
Peter the whaler ■,
Three admirals n
Manco h
Three midshipmen .■
John Deane >•
Three commanders n
T. Brown'ssch'ld ys Hughes
T. Hrown at Oxford
P'atal cord
Guerilla chief
Boy tar
Chase of Leviathan
Scalp hunters
Gasper the Gaucho
Forest exiles
Plant hunters
Ocean waifs
Vee Boers
Lost mountain
GirafTe hunters
Young Vagcrs
Quadroon
Wood rangers
Lost LeiKire
Maroon
Half blood
Headless horseman
Boy slaves
White gaimtlet
Rifle rangers
While squaw
Historic boys
Chivalric days
Historic girls
Girls handy book
Boys handy book n
Ho'osier scii'l boy Kggleston
Queer stories »
Floating prince Stockton
Tales of school m
Rt>und iibout ramblt^s n
Tales fr'm Shakespeare Lamb
Zi^ :'.ag journeys in India
M 11 the Antipodes
„ M the Leviint
.> ., British isles
II 'I Europe
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Beard
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Zigzag journeys in Acadia
,, II classic lands
I, II northern lands
,. II sunny south
I. the Orient
King Arthur Farrington
The white cockade Hutton
I'iery cross
Y'ng p'p'e of Shak'sp're Barr
Capt. Cook's three voyages
\'ery genteel
Robinson Crusoe DeFoe
For a dream's sake Martin
Gladys the reaper Beale
Simplic'yandfascin'tion ■.
Ch'd'n of the Bible Armstrong
Stories from Virgil Church
With the king h
Roman life "
Greek tragedians n
Stories of magicians n
Stories from I.ivy n
2000 years ago "
Stories of Persian wars n
Stories from Herodotus ,1
Stories from Homer n
Boys King Arthur Lanier
Bovs Percy "
Knightly legends Wales h
Bovs Froissart "
College days Oxford Adams
African wanderers Lee
Self-conquered Heldmann
The north pole
Travel, war, shipw'kGilhnore
Great thoughts Ames
Harry Blount Hamerton
The new girl Gellie
Left alone Carr
Rosamond Fane Lee
New Arabian nights
Elvery boy's book Routledge
True tales Baker
Shawl straps Alcott
Jimmy's cruise "
My girls "
Cupid and Chow-chow n
My boys 11
Pilgrim's progress Bunyan
Old-fashioned girl Alcott
Sundays in Yoho Campbell
Black ivory Ballentyne
Dog Crusoe n
Dusty diamonds n
Deep down n
Erling, tlie bold "
Freaks on the fells «
Floating light «
I, 2nd copy "
Gascoyne 'i
Golden drean\ "
Ciiant of the north Ballentyne
Gorilla Inmlers "
Track of the troops "
Jarwin and Cuffy "
Lighthouse "
Madman and pirate "
Doggie ami I "
Post-haste »
327 htories 1
338 Robinso
329 Boy witi
330,;Charley
33* '•X'aptain
33a'iCruise o:
333 In New (
334 ,Boy life
33s Chautaqi
258 Pirate city Balleii
259 Prairie chief
260 Rivers of ice
261 Red Fric
262 Rover of the Andes
263 Red Rover
264 Shifting winds
265 Settler and savage __
266 Threemonthsrusticatioii 336 Christie's
267 Tales and .id'venture 337 Divers w
268 W' o.ld of ice
269 Wild man of the west
270 World of ice
271 Young fur traders
272 Esther
273 Aunt Diana
.174 Gold thread
275 Old lieut. and his son
276 The starling
277 Powder nionkev
278 Peter Trawl
338 Echoing;
339 EiuiliVss t
J40, Esther R
J41 II stil
C.M2 Four girl:
J43 From diff:
,n 544 W*'useliol
145 Interrupt!
[46 Julia Reit
Kiiii,'l47 King's da
48 Link's in
M
279 Golden grasshopper 49 Little tish-
280 " 2nd copv SO Mable W3
281 Two voyages ■ 5' Manofth
282 Yacht voyage, England 5* Master ha
283 Better part ^53 Modern pi
284 Lugy's sake 54 New graft
283 Grandmother's child 55 pocket nu
286 Mark Desborough
287 Strait gate
288 Winning his spurs
289 Where dwellest Charlc>-v,59
290 Cottage and its visitor » *nree peo
291 Ships and the sea !'' Wise and (
292 Choice tales A ?* FUgrim's p
293 Keepingupappcaranci-?3 Rtohin Hoc
294 Making: haste to be rii!:>4 Reuben Da'
295 Rising in the world '5 True tales <
296 Retiring from business y St- V'eda's
297 Riches 'have wings '7 M>"^'" ^^
298 Ten nights in bar-rooii "8 Tim's troul
56 Randolpli,!-
57 Ruth Ersk
1158 Mrs. Soloi
un from
298
299 Reynard the fox
300 The ocean
301 Hans Brinker
302 Faith, hope, charity
303 Quicksands
s <9 Tern Browi
, o KObinson C
I'l ^luieth
2 ^untess K
3 Kings of El
304 Self and self-sacriffcc 4 %sterman
\o5 U'd'rmctcorflag CollinKi g|*^''''*''*'^*y
■506 Historical tales ° j^J*^' forresi
'^07 Mountain val'v Cha.li-s? Wli's Shaki
■:,o8 Grace Darlin'g ** f^f -'"d Q's
\og Commercial tales 9 i«tie duke
■510 Snow white, rose red l"* ^'uwood f
311 Three brothers ' 1^ words
312 Soaring lark
313 Old woman in the wuoi:4
314 House in the wood 5
315 Golden bird
316 Goose girl
317 Donkey cabbages
318 Clever Alice
319 Almond tree
'320 Sanford and Mertoi
321 Winnie Ira^tis
322 Memorable shipw'k
323 Espera.nza
324 Boy pilgrims
^2-. Boy voyagers
326 Boy foresters
nussion
rietta's
5 Leids and la:
7 ^ft-irs Engl
i T.iBr'.nvn'ssi
) C«t»l>\vrie
> Wtfcli Winni
f Hittell and s
» Afcfe. I,
-1 ric
J St. V<-da's
t Gates of HJt
i Shir;!:.
Oi^i' Chcvni
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Itories for young Anderson
Balk'iil; jiflF^obinson Crusoe Defo
329 Boy with Rlaktf Kinjfston
" 330',/.Charley Laurel „
33t|Capta;n Nanteuil
33a[frCruise of the wasp Frith
333^^^ ■'^'''\^' Granada Kinj^ston
334 .Boy hfe Benson
33| Cliautaqua g-irls home Aiden
330 Christie's ehristnias ,,
337 Divers women ,
338 Echoinj<:andre-eehoing- „
339 Endk'ss chain
340. Esllier Roid
341 " still speakins,'- 1,
I J42 Four j^-ii-lsal Chautatpia „
543 From difTcrenl standpo's .,
M.n )44 Housi'hold puzzU's „
Kin:
te eity
rie chief
'rs of ice
Eric
er of the Andes
Rover
ting' winds
ier and savag-e
ee months rustication
>s and adventure
•Id of ice
il man of the west
rid of ice
myf fur trailers
ler
it Diana
d thread
limit, and his son
■ starling
vder monkey
er Trawl
den grasshopper
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.'ht voyage, England 5* Master hand
ter part ^'^'' *''•"'"'-"
;y's sake
mdmother's child
rk Desborough
ait gate
lining his spurs
ere d wellest Charlc>.u59
ttage and its visitor ^
ps and the sea I'l
oice tales
epingupapp. .- ----- m.i, sn
king haste to beriil ?4«fUben DavidgerGreenwood
iing'in the world "■ T^-- *-' '• • >-
tiring from busin, .
>7 Gousin Mary
, •» 'Itni's troubf
145 Interrupted
146 Julia Reid
;.I47 King's dau'^diter
48 Link's in R beccasi
49 Little fishers
50 Mable Wynn
51 Man of the house
53 Modern prophets
54 New graft
35 *'ocket measure
56 Randolplis
57 Ruth Krskine's crosses „
115° ^T^- Solomon Smith „
"Bun from fact ,
hree people ,,
Wise and otherwise „
A >2 Pilgrims progress Runvan
:-)earan^■l■■^3 Robm Hood MaVsh
)4 Reuben DavidgerGreenwood
»S irue tales of (ravel Macauley
lies
Swan
Oliphant
Paull
Hug-hes
Defoe
Yonge
hes have wings
n nights in bar-rocni ^.- .^.-.
ynaid the fox N "9 Tipni Brown's days
e ocean i ° Robinson Crusoe
ins Brinker T » W"""-'*-^
ith, hope, charity ^ W^"^'-'''^^ ^'^^'^
licksands 3 Jwngs of England
If and self-sacriffcc 4 ^sterman ready
Irnu-teorflagCollincS Wckesley secret
storical tales ^ jJTiw forrest
mntain val'v Charlo- 7 Jf''^ Shakespeare
ace Darling- ** f .? i'"'' 9'^
immercial tales 9 Mttle duke
ow white, rose reil l** *^
iree brothers
lariiig lark
d woman in the wuoi4 ^^g mission Marryat
b L^s and lasses
7 ^ios English history „
' T.Biywn'ssch'ldays Hughes
Swan
Alarryat
Young-
Marryat
Lamb
Yong-e
^>use in the wood
jlden bird
lose girl
mkey cabbages
evi'r Alice
mond tree
inford and Mertor
inuie TraVcPS
eniorable shipv*f'ks
speran/.a '
ny pilgrims
oy vojagers
oy foresters
rwood postoffice
words
[ook of golden deeds ,','
mission
) Carl iwrie
5 VS^itch Winnie
' Hajell and sons
[) St. Vetia's
t Gates of Eden
i Sb«|Ju
•^97 Bf""" , Harper
3q» \V ilhe and (he mortgage ,.
399 The strait gate „
400 The little louvre
401 Frank
402 Emma
40,3 Virginia .'
404 Timboo and Joliba
405 Timboo and Fanny „ ^
406 The Harper estabihin't „
407 I'ranklin „
408 The studio
409 Story o'' ancient history „
410 Story of English hislorv „
411 Story of American hist 'V „
412 John True ' „
413 Elfred „
414 The nuiseum „
4',T The engineer ,,
41b Rambles amoiigthe Alps „
417 Three gold dollar-;
4'« Gibraltar gallery
4'9 The alcove „
420 DiaUigues
42.1 The great elm ,','
422 Aunt Margaret „
42,3 Vernon ,,
424 Carl and Jocko „
425 Lapslone „
, 426 Orkney, the peacemaker,,
427 Judge Justin „
428 Minigo
429 Jasper
430 Congo I,
431 Viola
432 Little Paul „
433 Jinniiy Brown Alden
434 Cruise of the ghost
435 Canoe club „
436 Moral pirates'
437 Derrick Sterling
43^ Flamingo feather
430 Doryniates
440 Wakulla
44' Chrystal, Jack & Co
442 Glen Holly
443 Story of music
444 Rolf house „
445 'N'an
446 Colonel's money „
447 Jo's opportunity „
44^ Mildred's bargain „
449 The talking leaves Stoddard
450 I wo arrows ,,
451 Lncle Peter's trust Perry
452 Who was Grayson Habberton
453 Captam Polly Swett
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466 jxoomforonemoreHigginson
467 Ruth Eliot's drean,LaLman
46« Right or wrong Moreland
469 Only a year Andrews
47 Drak.., the sea king Towle
,1', r 'V ,"^'^^P'''>'1^'>H''' Eiske
474 *■'• \\ ashington
475 I'p and down
476 .\eu- England girl
477 Washington
478 Our town
470 In the woods
480 Along shore
4*^' Look-about club
4«2 Overhead
4S3 L'nderfoot
484 My wonder storv
4*^5 My land friends'
4Sb Eor her sake
Bam ford
Larcom
Irving
Sidney
Stephens
Bamford
Moore
Nichols
Benedict
Bamford
Roy
f^l <^;,':^'!':;''"'->'«pi'-«^i-«hafi
Gaylord
,,
Giberne
Cox
iVoble
Mathews
Hamilton
^\'inslow
Munro
Lillie
488 Culm Rock
489 After years
490 Among the stars
49' The Brownies
492 Professor's girls
493 Nellie's stumbling
494 House Jack built
4gS Three years
T^ u 1 r--i >»insiow
496 HookfrboysandgirlsBunyan
497 I'-ing s daughters Holt
49« }} ood magic Jefferies
499 ^H.rv tales Asbjornsen
500 Newfairy talesfrom Brentano
501 Oenevieve
507 Our four boys Mathews
50» Giuseppe's home „
509 Susy's sacrifice
Champney
Swan
454 '"to unknown seas Ker
455 The lost city „
456 The four Macnicols Black
457 Prince Lazybones Hays
458 History for young Eggleston
459 i he ice queen Ingersoll
400 Sun, moon, stars (Jji,,,,,,,.
461 Letters from a cat
46? The rangers Thompson
403 Green mountain boys „
464 I-ucke Amsden ' „
465 Mi. y Martin „
C'randfather's faith
5" Little friends „
512 Broken mallet „
513 Blackberry jani ,, '
514 Milly's wh'ims
5 '5 Uncle Joe „
516 Lilies or thistledown „
5'7 True to his flag „
518 Laurence Bronson „
5'9 Christy's grandson „
520 Allan Haywood ,
52/ Frank Austin's diamond ,',
522 Eagle craig „
523 Sandfoixl .uid Merfon Day
524 1 he long exile Tolstoi
f -^ ^i'^;" )y.i.f''e'-I>y Giberne
529 W^fch Winnie Champney
,530 1 hree lieutenants Kingston
531 Arabian nights entertainme's
532 John Tregenowith Pearse
533 Daniel Ouorm „
534 Mister Horn „
535 Good will ,,
536 Slu)rt stories „
537 Cornish stories „
538 Sernu)ns for children „
539 Simon Jasper „
540 St Winifred's Farrar
54' Lric
542 Julian Home
Hi
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543 Cecily Leslie
544 Children's jfarlaiid Patmore
545 Howtheykeptt'aith Raymond-
546 Three Indian heroes Banks
547 The fairy hook Craik
548 Martin Luther Banks
549 In the east Marryat
550 Book of g-oldon deeds Yonge
551 Honest J. Stallibrass VVray
552 Undeceived Elliott
553 John Lyon "
554 Sermons for children Stanley
555 The red mustanjj Stoddard
556 Boys and masters Gilkes
558 Robinson Crusoe Defoe
559 Shipwrecks Kingston
560 Rough shaking ..i.' donald
561 Hunter's feast Reid
562 Desert home "
563 Tiger hunter
Reid
^l'
1564 Bov hunters
^p
S6s Cliff climbers
5«4
S66 White chief
5«S
'1567 Flag of distress
"
586
t;68 Bov hunters
S«7
1^69 Cliff climbers
M
S88
^570 Forest exiles
..
S«9
157 1 Afloat in the forest
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572 Bruin
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573 Ran away to se.i
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592
^574 Man-eaters
II
593
'157:^ Tlie fairv book
Craik
594
^576 Plant hunters
Reid
595
577 Desert home
ir
596
1578 Boy tar
'I
597
;;7g Giraffe hunters
tt
59»
:;8o Bush boys
II
599
581 Young voyageurs
II
Ocean waifs R
Boy slaves
Young Yagers
Stories about animals
Rough shaking Macdon
Y'g folks' hist. Greece \'oi
II F'ngland
,1 France
11 Rome
II Germany .
Bible
Java Higgiii
Coal and coal mines Grn
Girls and women Clit'>
Birds Merr
Alice's adventures Ca
Through looking glass
Mutiny of the Bounty
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Additions and changes too late for insertion under proper Classes in body of Catalogue.
Genealogy. Heraldry.
Blackie, C. Dictionary of place names.
1887 R929.4
Collins, Arthur. Peerage of England. 8
v. 1769 R929.721 B2 ,
Foster, Joseph. The peerage of the
British empire for 1882 R929.721 F
— The baronetage and knightage of the
British empire for 1882 R929.722
Royal book of crests of Great Britain
and Ireland, Dominion of Canada,
India and Australasia. 2 v. 1883 R929.8
Philosophy.
Comte, A. Catechism of positivism.
1858
Darwin, C. Expression of the emotions.
1888
Dorner, I. A. Christian etbics. 1887
Lilly, W. Astrology, i860
Martensen, H. Christian ethics. 1873.
Trench, R. C. Mediaeval church history.
Warner, F. Physical expression. 1885.
■Wuttke, />'-. A. Christian ethics. 2 v.
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D623
D625
D624
D626
C488
D622
D628-9
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Foster, M. 1
— Pr.utical |
18SS . . .
H«U, W. W.
Hamilton, Ga
Domestic mec
Nursing. 18;
Hecker, J. F.
dlr .'lyv's.
Howe, J. W.
Hanter, c. A
Hujdey, T. I
oliigy and
JeafTreson, J.
2 v. 1870
Koch, /'/of. C
Lagrange, F.
ercise. if
Laonard, A/n:
'..f!wts, G. H,
life. ^ V.
Luy«, J. The
iS^^i ....
Vlartin, fl. \.
WcKendrick, J
•ogy. i«7t^
Wlitchcll, S. A
hints for til
^Wiwirt, St. G
^ -m.-i ■■
i«orris, M. B,
>ierce, C. H.
Sociology.
Baker, G. A, The bad habits of good
society. 1886 F)6i9
Dennys, N. B. Folk-lore of China. 1876.
Macdonell, J. Land question. 1873...
Ralston, W. R. S. Russian folk-tales.
1878
Society small talk
Theall, G. M. Kaffir folk-lore. 1886.. l^aoaome, A.
Uchardson, B.
Useful Arts. . ^^': ■««4
iosenthal, I.
Byrne, O. Hand-book for the artisan, J^'^' ''""'"''
mechanic and engineer. 1882 R»utttm, J. I?.
Furniture Gazette : an illustrated weekly •fmVi k T V
journal, treating of all branches of iSh--
cabinet work, upholstery and interior . '
decorations. 1874 to 1882 R<)K '■*'^', '*'• ' I'
Van Der Burg, A. R. School of painting , ^**;'" ''
for the imitation of woods and ]maall, J. 1 h
marbles. 2nd ed. 1887 K' »"■ i««8..
Tanner, H. The Abbot's farm. 1880 . 1 ^.
MEDICINE.
Browning, J. Our eyes. 1889 E
Congreve, G. T. On consumption of the
lungs '■
Cowell, G. On cataract: varieties and 'Hti:. Thr
treatment. 1883 ^iwi^ollowing
Doty, A. H. Manual of instruction in the
priiioiples of prompt aid to t':c irt-
•jured; designed for military and civil
use. 1890
Fitch, S. '^ The functions of the lungs.
■«54 '
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HAMILTON PUBLIC LiflRAfJY.
Kr.i.
ny of the Bounty
n waifs KiF<*ter, M. I'liy-Moloi^-y. i8,S8 K627
slaves V — praitioal pli\ sioluj^v and Iiistolotrv.
g\agers iHSS " ... .' '
us about animals h-ii w w ^.-i o
I 1,1-, i\,f.. . I "•"> \V. v\ . SU'i'p. 1870 Ff)>-!
alks' iiist. Greece Vol "•»"t°"' '^'■'"'' Xm-sery not)ninj,--s. r<S75 E617
, England , DcMBestic medicine. 1877 K6^-
France . Numng. ,879 ;.;..' y^;^^
i Sel-t^uiy ; "«*f^' J- ''• ^■, IW^iclen,ies of ,l,e mid-
Bible „ *"^f;-:- ;!^^^ E60,
HigKiii" *''^' •'• "■ '■-"ii''"Si''icies. 1884 E602
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Adam, G. M 6o, 6i
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Adams, A. 1 56
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Alexander, A 21
— , J. E 24, 53
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Alfred, ihc Ciial 27
Alison, A 38
Allardvee, P 37
Allen, (".rant 1
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Allihone, S. A 37' .W
Allsop, F. C 3
Alma, M 61
Aniiel, I!. F 26
Amos, S 15
Andre, Major 54
Andrew, j 61
Andiews, W 11
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Anderson, V> 5''' *^-
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Annesley, C
Anson, W. R
Applet on 4
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Armengand, M 20
Armslrong^, H. H 3
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Arnot, F. S 6
Ashe, R. P 24
Ashley. \V. J 13
Ashton, J -32
Atkinson, F 13
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B.iedeker, K 22, 23, 24
Bagehol, \V 15
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Baj^-oi, A 17
Bagwell, R 30
Ba'illon, H 4
Raines, T 25
Bainton, G 37
Baird, S. F 5
Baker, B 17
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Baldwin, J. M 2
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Ball, R. S.. 2
Ballantine, S 27
Ballard, J. P 4
Bancroft , G 36
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Banks, T. C 61
Barber, T. W 16
Barinjj-tiould, S 9
Barker 12
Barnard, G 21
Barrows, S. J ... 6
Bartholomew, J 22
— , J. G 22
Bartletl, J 39
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Bartlev, G. C. T 2^
Bashkirtseff, M 28
Bastian, II. C S
Bates, E. K . 11
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Bazley, T. S 2
Beaconsfield, Earl of 27
Beat tie, VV 10, 30
Beecher, H. W 6
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Bengough, J . \V 53, 56
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Bennett, A. VV
Benson, VV
Bent, S. A
Beringer, C
Bernard, M
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Dewart, E. H
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Hixt-y, W 37
Dixoit, W. I! 33
Doilil, C, lb
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Donii, J 4
l">i)i-an, J 33,38
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Duvar, J. H 62
Dye, F 18
Dvcr, G 15
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Dykes, J. 6
Ebers, G 24
Eecleston, J. C 60
Edj^ar, M 59
Edwards, E 37
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Eieliorn, J. G 6
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Eliot, F 34
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Gannett, E. S 7
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Gardiner, S. R 30, 32
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