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CATALOGUE
OF THE
EDUCATIONAL DIVISION
OF THE
SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM.
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SIXTH EDITION.
LONDON:
PRINTED BY GEORGE E. EYRE AND WILLIAM SPOTTISWOODE,
PRINTERS TO THE QUEEN'S MOST EXCELLENT BLAJESTY.
FOR HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE.
CORRECTED TO DECEMBER 1860.
Price ls. in Paper Covers, and 1s. 6d. in Cloth.
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SCIENCE AND ART DEPARTMENT OF THE COM-
MITTEE OF COUNCIL ON EDUCATION.
THE OFFICES of the SCIENCE AND ART DEPARTMENT are situate in the
Cromwell Road, South Kensington, and are open for the transaction of business
from 10 to 4 daily, except on the usual holidays at Government Offices.
Lord President of the Council, The Right Hon, the Earl GRANVILLE, K.G.
Vice-President of the Committee of Council on Education, The Right Hon.
ROBERT LOWE, M.P.
Secretary.-Henry Cole, C.B.
Assistant Secretary.-Norman MacLeod.
Chief Clerk.-Edward Stanley Poole.
First-class Clerks.- Wykeham T. Deverell, George Francis Duncombe.
Second-class Clerks.--William Henry F. Stratton, Percival B. B. Peile,
A. Henry Gasparini.
Assistant Clerks.-C. Comyns, C. G. Quinton.
Accountant.-A. L. Simkins.
Book-keeper.-H. W. Williams.
Storekeeper. -William George Groser.
Deputy Storekeeper.-H. Lloyd.
Referee for Art and Inspector-General of Art Schools.—Richard Redgrave, R.A.
Inspector for Science.-J. F. D. Donnelly, Captain R.E.
Occasional Inspector for Navigation.--A. P. Ryder, Captain R.N.
Examiners for Science. Professor A. W. Hofmann, LL:D., F.R.S.; T, H.
Huxley, F.R.S.; J. Tyndall, F.R.S.; A. C. Ramsay, F.R.
S W . W. Smyth,
M.A., F.R.S. ; Rev. B. M. Cowie, M.A. ; E. Lankester, M.D., F.R.S. ;
John Riddle; T. Bradley.
Examiners for Navigation.—Dr. Kinkel, Ph. D. ; John Riddle, Esq., F.R.A.S.
Inspectors for Art.-H. A. Bowler ; R. G. Wylde.
Occasional Inspector for Art.-Eyre Crowe.
Examiners for Art.-Sir Charles L. Eastlake, P.R.A., F.R.S. ; Daniel N.
Maclise, R.A. ; Richard Redgrave, R.A.
General Superintendent at South Kensington.-Henry Cole, C.B.
Engineer and Architect.- Francis f'owke, Captain R.E.
Deputy General Siperintendent at South Kensington.-Philip Cunliffe Owen.
Keeper of the Art Collections and of the Art Library.-J. C. Robinson, F.S.A.
Assistant Keeper of the Art Collections and of the Art Library.-Robert H. S.
Smith, M.A.
Clerk of the Art Library.-R. Laskey.
Clerk of the Travelling Museum.-C. B. Worsnop..
Agent for the Sale of Photographs.-George Wallis.
Ķceper of the Educational, Animal Products', and Food Collections.— Richard
A. Thompson.
Superintendent of the Animal Products' and Food Collections.—Edwin
Lankester, M.D., F.R.S.
Assistant Keeper of the Educational, Animal Products', and Food Collections.-
William Match wick.
C'lerk of the Educational Collection.-David Craven.
Superintendent of the Construction and Building Collection.-Francis Fowke,
Captain R.E.
Assistant Keeper of the Construction and Building Collection.—Henry Sandham.
Honorary Surgeon.-F. Seymour Haden, F.R.C.S.
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SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM.
EDUCATIONAL DIVISION.
The object of this Division of the Museum is to aid all classes of the
Public, and especially those engaged in teaching, by bringing together
all that is new and worthy of attention in apparatus relating to Educa-
tion, both in its primary and secondary branches, whether of home
or foreign production.
In order to economize as much as possible the time of those seeking
information, and to facilitate the means of reference, a system of classi-
fication and arrangement of the contents has been adopted, so as to
bring together, as far as practicable, all objects of a similar nature, and
enable those studying any particular subject to compare one example
with another.
The rapid formation of the Educational Museum has been greatly
aided by the liberal and ready assistance given by the producers
of Educational Works and Apparatus ; at least three-fourths of the
already extensive Collection being the voluntary contributions of
Authors and Publishers.
Each object is distinctly labelled with its name and uses, the retail
price, the name of the donor or exhibitor, and the publisher's address.
where it may be obtained. The distinctive colours attached to the
labels are chiefly intended to help the Attendants in keeping the
objects in their proper groups.
The Museum is open free on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Saturdays.
The Students' days are Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, when
the public are admitted on the payment of sixpence each person. The
hours on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, are from 10 A.M. till 10
p.m., on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, from 10 a.m. till 4, 5, or
6 p.m., according to the season.
( vi )
Tickets of admission to the Museum, including the Art Library and
Educational Reading-room, are issued at the following rates ;-weekly,
6d. ; monthly, 1s. 6d. ; quarterly, 3s. ; half-yearly, 5s. ; yearly, 10s. ;
Yearly tickets are also issued to any school at il., which will admit
all the pupils of such school on all Students' days ; to be obtained at
the Catalogue Sale Stall of the Museum.
It is requested that students consulting the Collection will take every
care of the valuable publications passing through their hands. Persons
seeking further information should apply to the Keeper of the Edu-
cational Division of the Museum.
By order of the Committee of Council on Education.
South Kensington Museum, London, S.W.
18th July 1857.
UI.
REGULATIONS FOR THE GUIDANCE OF CONTRIBUTORS
TO THE EDUCATIONAL MUSEUM.
Keeper, Mr. RICHARD A. THOMPSON.
Assistant-Keeper, Mr. WILLIAM MATCHWICK.
1. The Museum will be open free to the Public on Mondays,
Tuesdays, and Saturdays, and on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays,
to Students and the Public generally, on payment of 6d. each, or a
subscription of Ten Shillings a year or Five Shillings a quarter,
payable in advance.
2. Contributions forwarded for exhibition will be classified and
arranged by the Officers of the Museum.
3. Exhibitors are requested to furnish a written description of their
contributions, giving the names, uses, &c.; from these descriptions
labels will be prepared and attached to the specimens.
4. It is desirable that the usual retail price should be distinctly
marked on all articles sent for Exhibition.
5. As it is the wish of the Committee on Education, and the evident
interest of Exhibitors, that the Museum should at all times represent
the then existing state of Educational appliances, every facility will be
given for the introduction of new Inventions, Books, Diagrams, &c.
relative to Education.
6. Books and other Educational appliances out of date, or the utility
of which may have been superseded, or Articles that may have become
injured, may be removed or replaced at the option of the Exhibitor.
7. To prevent confusion, and the possibility of Articles being
removed by persons not properly authorized by the Exhibitor, due
notice in writing of the intention to remove articles must be given, and
no Book or object is to be removed until it has been exhibited at least
twelve months.
8. In order to protect the property of Exhibitors, no article will be
allowed to be removed without a written authority from the Super-
intendent.
9. On Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, the Books and other
objects in the Museum will be open to Students and to the Public for
inspection and study, under such regulations as are usually found
convenient in a Public Library.
( viii
)
10. A catalogue will from time to time be published, so as to keep
withdrawals from it.
11. Exhibitors desirous of advertising in the Catalogue may send
their Prospectuses, Illustrations, Price Lists, &c., 1,000 copies at a
time, and printed in demy 8vo., so that they may be bound up in the
Catalogue. The binding will be free of cost to the Exhibitor, but
Exhibitors will bear any depreciation in the value of their contribu-
tions that may arise either by accident or from their use by visitors.
12. All contributions forwarded to the Museum to be addressed to
the Secretary of the Department of Science and Art, Cromwell
Gardens, South Kensington, care of RICHARD A. THOMPSON, Esq.,
Keeper of the Museum.
South Kensington,
December 1860.
CONTENTS.
Page
57
161
Page
Appendix, containing Anierican Chemical Apparatus and Preparations 244
Books .
.
. 287
Chemical Diagrams
250
Classification of Objects . XXXº
Thermometers .
250
Contributors, Regulations for . vii Chessmen
194
Donors, Exhibitors, and Publishers xiii | Chromolithography
175
Exhibitors' Catalogues, List of .xxiii Chronology .
64
Classical Dictionaries
Clocks, Apparatus showing the
action of .
. 271
Abacus .
75 Clocks, School
Accordions
187 Colonies, British .
Agriculture
232 Colour, Works on
173
Algebra .
79 Colour: Boxes, &c.
Alphabets
11 Comunittee of Council on Educa-
Anatomy
240 I tion; List of Books .
295
Ancient History .
| Common Things, Works on
35
Animal Substances used in Manu-
Compasses
162
factures, Diagrams of .
238 Concertinas
187
Aquariums
239 Copperplate
174
Arabic .
124 Copybooks and Slips
66
Architectural Drawings
173
ruled and plain
67
Architecture and Engineering 275 Cotton Plant
231
Arithmetical Tables
Crayons .
160
Arithmetic
283
Artists Cabinets.
165 Crochet Needles, &c.
194
Astronomy .
Crystals, Models of
228
Atlases.
203 Ciphering Books
Attendance Registers, &c.
7. | Cricketers' Outfit
285
62
68
69
216
67
119
283
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146
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146
Botany in
Backgammon Boards
194 Danish Works .
Barometers . .
261 Deaf and Dumb .
Biography
Decimal System.
Birds .
235 Desks, School .
Black-boards
- - Portable .
Blind, Books, &c., for the
281
Dews
- Articles made by the 282 Dexter's Cabinet of Objects
Book-keeping . .
78 Dictionaries and Works of Reference
228 Dissected Maps.
Botanical Diagrams, &c. .
231 Drawing and Fine Arts, Examples
Brushes, Artists' .
165 approved by the Science and
British Colonies
Art Department .
British Museum, Catalogues. .. 32 Drawing Books and Copies
Busts . .
175
Boards.
- Implements
Calcuļus, Differential and Integral. 84
Materials (Paper)
Casts of Ornament, &c. . . 155
Models.
Casts, Brucciani (Department List) 155
Pencils, Crayons, &c.
171
- Pens .
Catalogues and Works of Reference 30
- Pins
Chap Books .
Dutch and Flemish Works
Chemistry . . . . 243 | Dynamical Apparatus .
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165
164
161
159
171
160
163
160
119
272
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CONTENTS.
Page
149
Page
215
94
95
96
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127
140
262
97
Globes.
Greek Grammars
- Exercises
- Delectus.
Classics.
- Composition and Versifi-
cation
- Lexicons.
Grecian History.
Gymnastics .
262
27
275
55
96
100
60
285
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57
Earthenware, Process of Manufac-
ture of
Easels .
Education, Works on
- Reports on
Electricity
Electrical Apparatus
Elocution
Engineering .
England, History of
Questions on
English Composition
Exercises
Grammar
General Reading.
Language and Literature .
Spelling Books.
History, Prints Illustrating
- Questions on
Engraving
Ethnography
Etymology
Europe, History of
Examination Papers
Exchequer Tally.
Exhibition, 1851, Catalogue of, &c.
26
26
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146
261
75
78
57
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235
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69
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Fishes .
Food, Works on . .
Frames for Sheet Lessons
France, History of
French Conversations
- Dictionaries
Exercises
Tables ,
Grammars
General Reading .
Readers.
Spelling Books:
Word and Phrase Books .
.
106
Harmonicon, Sol Fa
187
Harmonium
187
Heat
259
40 Hebrew.
121
Hindustani
120
12 Holland, History of
58
Household Economy
191
57 Hydrostatics and Hydraulics 276
174
Hygiene . . .
285
240 Hygrometers .
26
59 Idiots .
283
137 Illustrations of Natural Philosophy 265
Index, the Patent Ready.
192 India, British .
Indian Rubber .
Inkstands and Inkwells
191 Insects . . .
234
Interest and Discount Tables
58 Ireland, History of
105 Ireland, Works published by direc-
109 tion of Commissioners of National
103 Education in .
42
105 Irish Grammar .
25
100 Italian .
117
Italy, History of
104
103 Johnston's Illustrarions of Natural
103 Philosophy
274
Juvenile Books . . . 36
31
264
Kaleidescope
256
145 Kinder Garten Guide, by Ronge. 135
203 - Reading and Spelling Book,
197 by Ronge :
146 Kinder Garten Toys
148
221 Kinematical Apparatus,
272
227 Knives, Desk, &c.
227
80
Latin Classics
171 -- Composition and Versifica-
tion ..
— Delectus
88
- - Dictionaries
94
111
Exercises
116
- Grammars
85
111 Lay Figures .
172
110 Leather Modelling
172
115 | Letter Writing .
27
| Lesson and Reading Stands
113 | Levels . . .
220

58
- 20
Galick and English Vocabulary
Galvanism
Games, Dissected
Gazetteers
Geography
Geographical Cubes
Geology and Mineralogy .
- Elementary Collections
Geological Models
Geometry
•
Geometrical Drawing Models .
General Reading Books, English.
General History .
Germany, History of .
German Conversations .
Dictionaries
Exercises
Grammars
General Reading
Readers.
Spelling and Reading .
40
62
58
87
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CONTENTS.
Page
145
160
172
6
273
256
19
255
251
285
240
Maps
188
278
43
121
191
175
175
58
117
27
147
162
147
274
83
261
75
196
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Lithographic Stoue
174 Parliamentary Papers
Logarithms
83 Pencils, &c.
Logic .
Perspective
Pens, Quill and Steel
Machines, Models of
Phensitrope
Magic Lanterns.
256 Phonetic Books .
Slides for
257 Photography
Magnetism
264
Physics:
Mammals
235 Physical Training
207
Physiology
-- Relief .
2141 Pianofortes
- - Dissected
146 Pneumatics
Mariner's Compass
264 Poetry and Poetical Reading Books
Marshall's Physiological Diagrams 241 Polish, &c.
Mathematics .
84 Political Economy
Measuring Tapes.
220 Portraits, in Oil :
Mechanics .
267 - - Engraved
Mechanical Powers, &c.
270 Portugal, History of
- Models.
273
Portuguese .
- Diagrams
Précis Writing .
- Drawing :
173 Prints, Scriptural, Moral, &c.
Mediæval History
60 Protractors
Mensuration
Puzzles Dissected
Meteorology
260
Metford's Ivory Scales
220 Rain Gauges
Metre Measures .
Railway and Post Regulation
Michelsen's Merchant's Polyglott
(Foreign)
Manual
Reading Reform. ..
Microscopes
258 Reading Boxes
Microscopic Preparations
258 Reading and Bible Stand
Mineralogy
221 - Lessons.
Modern History
59
- Pointers .
Molluscs.
234 Reformatories
Multiplying Glass
Registers for Attendance, &c.
Music .
177 Report Books, &c.
Mythology
85 Reptiles.
Reward Tickets and Prints
Natural History .
221 Rhetoric.
Diagrams of
Riggs' Mechanical Apparatus
General Works on
236 Roman History
-- Philosophy
251 Rulers .
- Philosophy Diagrams of . 265 Russian .
Navigation
220
Naval Mechanism :
276 Scales, Ivory, &c.
i
Needlemaking, Illustrations of . 273 Scales, Weights, and Measures
Newspapers, Old .
193 School-buildings, Models of
Newspaper Press .
194
Plans of .
- Fittings, &c.
Object Lessons, &c.
145
- Registers.
254 Sclavonic, &c. .
258 Scotland, History of .
Organ, The Village
188 Scripture Reading Books .
Oriental Languages, Works in . 124 | Scripture Prints
Orreries
Sextants.
Orthography
Pocket.
Oxford University Statutes, &c.; 133 Shells . .
Ship Building
Paintings, Imitation Oil . . 175 Shorthand Writing
Pallettes.
165 Singhalese, Works in
Paper, Specimens of .
67 Signals for Schools (French)
- Guide to Varieties of . 30 | Sketching Sabretash
250
235
238
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272
61
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162
146
Optics ringrams on
121
219
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276
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CONTENTS.
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147
148
148
148
273
Tools, Miniature Models of
Toys, Building, &c. .
Kinder Garten .
Dissected
Scientific
Trigonometry .
Turkish . . .
58
.
•
83
.. 121
116
12
261
272
273
174
Slates and Slate. Pencil
Social Economy.
Sopwith's Diagrams
Spain, History of
Spanish
Spelling Books .
Spirit Levels. .
Statical Apparatus
Steam Engines, Models of
Steel Plate
Stephen's Papier Mâché Tablets .
Stereoscopes .
Stereometry ..
Surveying . .
Surveyors' Chains
Swedish .
Syriac .
Tariffs, Recueil de
Teaching, Works on
Telescopes
; Astronomical
Tellurians
Theodolites
Theology
Thermometers
Thunderstorms.
Tides . .

United States, History of . 59
Vegetable Substances used for Food,
Diagrams of . . . 238
Vegetable Parchment .
160
View of Nature in all Climates .'207
255
172
220
220
119
121
79.
76
Water-Glass, Application of . 276
Webster's Patent Binder.
Weights and Measures (French).
Workboxes .
. 195
Works of Reference
Writing .
- Materials . . 6
196
127
258
219
219
220
46
261
262
234
234
Zoology.
Zoophytes
Zones of the Earth
Zoological Collection, British Mu-
seum, Catalogues of . .
202
217
LIST OF DONORS, EXHIBITORS, AND PUBLISHERS.
H.R.H. THE PRINCE CONSORT.
Acland, H. W., Esq., M.D., Oxford.
Acland, T. D.
Adams, Mrs. A., 19, Langham street (late Edward street), Langham place.
Adams, Edwin, Chelmsford.
Addison, Hollier, and Lucas (Music Publishers), 210, Regent street, W.
Albites, A., Edgbaston, Birmingham.
Allan, Wm., 13, Paternoster row.
Allman & Son, 42, Holborn hill.
Allnutt, H., Esq., 2, Holland road, Kensington.
Audrews, Miss, The Grange, Bromptoin.
Ansted, Professor.
Atkins, Richard, 27, Bethel street, St. Giles', Norwich.
Austin, W. (Drain Pipes, &c.), Holywell street, Westminster.
Austrian Government, The (per M. Nobach).
Aylott & Co., 8, Paternoster row.
Baines & Duffill (School Furniture), Fetter lane, York.
Baines, Mrs. M. A.
Baker, Mr. C., Deaf and Dumb Institution, Doncaster.
Balliere, H., 219, Regent street.
Bannister, Rev. Saxe.
Barnes & Co., New York.
Barrett, Rev. Alfred.
Basset, M., Paris.
Bateman, J. B., 1, Ivy lane, Paterposter row.
Baylis, T. Henry, Esq.
Bazley, Thomas, Esq., Hayes Leigh, Manchester.
Beale, D.
Beal, S. B., 4, Grove terrace, West Ham, Essex.
Beasley, R. D., M. A., Grantham.
Beeton, S. O., 18, Bouverie street, Fleet street.
Bell, A. M., 13, South Charlotte street, Edinburgh.
Bell, Dr. W., 31, Burton street, Burton crescent.
Bell & Daldy, 186, Fleet street.
Benham, Edward, 15, High Street, Colchester.
Bennett, J. (School Clocks, &c.), 65, Cheapside.
Bentley, Joseph, Aldine Chambers, 13, Paternoster row.
Berger-Walter (Maps, &c.), 7, Rue d'Enghein, Paris.
Bestall, Wm., 1, Victoria Cottages, Royal Road, Kennington Park, S.
Betts, John (School Maps, &c.), 115, Strand.
Binns, William, Esq., Claremont Villa, Victoria Grove, Brompton.
Birch, Rev. G. R., 7, Adam street, Adelphi.
Black, A. & C., Edinburgh.
Blackie & Son, 11, Warwick square, Newgate street; and Glasgow.
Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh ; and 37, Paternoster row, London.
Blanchard, Rer. H. D., Lockington, Beverley.
Bland & Long, 153, Fleet street.
Blind, Association for Promoting the Welfare of the, 127, Euston road, N.W.
Blind, London and Blackheath Society for embossing the Scriptures, and teaching.
the Blind to read on the Phonetic System; Office, 27, Red Lion square.
Blind, Society for Teaching the, Avenue road, St. John's Wood.
Bolus, F.
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LIST OF DONORS, EXHIBITORS, AND PUBLISHERS.
Bonomi, Josh., Esq., Lindsey House, Chelsea.
Booth, J. P., Esq., Cork.
Bosworth & Harrison, 215, Regent street.
Bouffier, F.
Bowden, G., & Co. (Drawing Materials), 314, Oxford street.
Bradbury, Henry, Esq.
Bradford & Garnet (School Desks, &c.), 9, Whitmore place, St. John's road,
Hoxton, London.
Bradshaw, Mr., Manchester.
Bray, Charles, Esq.
Brettell, T., 25, Rupert street, Haymarket.
Brion, J., & Sons (Relief Maps), 7, Devonshire street, Hammersmith gate, London.
British and Foreign School Society, Borough road.
British Museum, Trustees of.
Brough, Miss Jane, 10, Maida hill, N.W.
Brough, W., Cheltenham.
Brown, Edward (School Fittings, &c.), 25, Hardington street, Portman Market.
Brookman & Langdon (Drawing Pencils, &c.), 28, Great Russell street, W.C.
Brucciani, D., 5, Little Russell strcet, Covent garden.
Buckmaster, J. C., St. John's hill, Wandsworth.
Bulkeley, Capt. James, R.N.
Bulley, Miss, Hampton Court.
Butter, Henry, Minerva place, Barnsbury park.
Calder, Rev. F., Chesterfield.
Campbell, J., & Co., Music-Sellers, 53, New Bond street.
Carles, M., Paris.
Cash, W. & F. G., Bishopsgate street Without.
Cassell, John, Esq., 35, Acacia Road, St. John's Wood.
Cassell, Peiter, & Galpin, Belle Sauvage Yard, E.C.
Catholic Publishing and Bookselling Company (C. Dolman, Manager), 61, New
Bond street.
Ceylon, the Committee of the Government Schools.
Chambers, W. & R., Edinburgh ; and 47, Paternoster row, London.
Chance, Messrs., Birmingham.
Chapman & Hall, 193, Piccadilly.
Chappell & Co., Music Publishers, 49, New Bond street.
Chatelain, Chevalier De.
Chester, Harry, Esq., Rutland gate.
Chidley, Rock, 135, High Holborn.
Churchill, Mr. J., 11, New Burlington street.
Church of England Education Society, 1l, Adam street, Adelphi.
Church of England Sunday School Institute, 41, Ludgate hill.
Clapham, J., 101, Seymour street, Euston square.
Clarke, C. H., & Co.
Clarke, G., 3, Queen place, Commercial road, Peckham.
Clarke, Joseph, Norwich.
Cleaver, Mrs., 10, Vere street, Oxford street.
Cocks, Robert, & Co., Music Publishers, 6, New Burlington street.
Cole, Henry, Esq., C.B.
Colles, Rev. W. M., Melton Mowbray.
Collingridge, W. H., 1, Long lane, Smithfield.
Collinson & Bailey, Bailey's Boys' School, Lambeth green.
Congregational Board of Education, the College, Homerton.
Constable, T., & Co., Edinburgh..
Cooper, G. B. (Standards for School Desks), 121, Drury lane.
Cornish, James, 297, High Holborn.
Cornwell, Dr. J., Loughborough Park Villa, Brixton.
Cotton Supply Association, Manchester.
Court, H. (Inkwell Covers), 30, Brompton Row.
LIST OF DONORS, EXHIBITORS, AND PUBLISHERS.
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Cowie, Jolland, & Co.
Cowper, Professor, (the late).
Cradock & Co., 48, Paternoster row.
Crampton, T., The Butts, Brentford.
Craven, D.
Creugh, Capt., Army and Navy Club.
Crichton, John (Maihematical Instruments), 112, Leadenhall Street.
Croger, Thomas, 4, Hertford cottages, Hertford road, Kingsland.
Crompton, Miss, Edgebaston, Birmingham.
Cromwell, Rev. J. E., Dudley Training College, Durham.
Cronmire, J. M. & H. (Mathematical Instrument Makers), 10, Cottage lane.
Commercial road, East.
Cross & Son, 18, Holborn.
Crossley, J. T., Esq., Belle Vue Lodge, Beaufort street, Chelsea.
Cruchley, G. F., Mapseller, 81, Fleet street.
Curtis, J. C., Normal Training College, Borough road.
Curwen, John, Plaistow, Essex.
Cust, Major-General the Hon. Sir Edward, 30, Hill street, Berkeley square.
D'Almaine & Co., 104, New Bond street.
Damon, Robert, Conchologist, Weymouth, Dorset.
Darling, James, 81, Great Queen street.
Darton & Co., 58, Holborn hill.
Darton, T. G.
Dashwood, J. B., Foundation School, Whitechapel.
Davis, A., & Co., 58, Houndsditch.
Davison, Duncan, Music seller, 244, Regent street.
Day & Co., Lithographers, Gate street, Lincoln's inn fields.
Dean & Sons, 11, Ludgate hill.
Deighton, Bell, & Co., Messrs., Cambridge.
De la Rue, Warren, Esq., 110, Bunhill row, Finsbury.
De la Rue & Co., 110, Bunhill row, Finsbury.
De la Rue, Thomas.
Denman, Rev. W. J., Stoke, Halsted.
De Porquet, L. P. R. F.
De Sola, J., & Son (Clock makers), 34, Southampton terrace, Waterloo road.
Détallante, M., Paris.
Deverell, W. T.
Dexter, T. E., Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea.
Dezobry, Magdeleine, & Co., Paris.
Dickens, Capt., R.N.
Dickes, Wm., 5, Old Fish street, Doctor's commons.
Dicksee, J. R., Normal Training School, Borough road.
Dingle, Rev. Edv., Tavistock, Devon.
Dixon, T., Cambridge.
Dobbs, Kidd, & Co. (Drawing Boards, &c.), Fleet street.
Dolman, C., 61, New Bond street.
Donnelly, Capt. J. F. D., R. E.
D’Orsey, Rev. A. J. D., Cambridge.
Douglass, Rev. C. E., 9, Powis grove, Brighton.
Dresser, Dr. Chrs., Science and Art Department.
Driver, R. C., Leeds.
Drukker, Meyer (Clock maker), 47, London Wall.
Duff & Hodgson, 65, Oxford street.
Dunn, Rev. C. B.
Durack, Mr., Ennisville, Jersey.
Edmonston and Douglas, Princes street, Edinburgh.
Education, Committee of Council on.
Edwards, W. (Maker of School Desks), High street, Camden town.
Eloffe & Co., 10, Rue de l'Ecole de Médecine, Paris.
Elliott, Brothers, Opticians, 30, Strand.
Ellis, Henry, 40, Bernard street, Russell square.
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LIST OF DONORS, EXHIBITORS, AND PUBLISHERS.
Enfield, E. Esq., 5, Oxford square, Hyde park.
Entomological Society, 12, Bedford row.
Evans, H. Smith, 10, Stonefield terrace, Barnsbury park.
Exhibition of 1851, Her Majesty's Commissioners of.
Fairbairn, W., Esq., Manchester.
Field & Son, 113, New street, Birmingham.
Fitch, J. G., Esq., Principal of the British and Foreign Normal School, Borough road.
Floyd, Mr. Robt.
Ford, R. D. (School Desk Manufacturer), 32, Carter lane, Doctors' Commons.
Fowler, Rev. Robt., Tonbridge Wells.
Frere, J. H., Esq. (Books for the Blind), 30, Cambridge terrace, Hyde park.
French, G. J., Bolton, Lancashire.
Friends' Educational Society, Ackworth, Yorkshire.
Fry, Mrs., The Boltons.
Gailey, Mr., Schools of Compassion, Charles street, Drury lane.
Galbraith & Haughton, The Rer. Messrs.
Gall & Inglis, Edinburgh.
Gaskill, Mrs., Bentinck Cottage, Ventnor, Isle of Wight.
Gilbert, James, 49, Paternoster row.
Gill, John, Normal College, Cheltenham.
Glasgow, The Normal Seminary.
Glover, Miss S., Malvern, Worcestershire.
Goldsmid, Baroness, St. John's Lodge, Regent's park.
Gompertz, Lewis.
Gordon, James, 81, Hanover street, Edinburgh.
Gover, Edward, 9, Princes street, Bedford row.
Goodman & Co., 50, Moorgate street.
Grant, Horace, Esq. (the late). .
Grant, R., & Son, Princes street, Edinburgh.
Granville, The Right Hon. the Earl.
Green & Fahey, 41, Fitzroy square.
Grew, T., Mathematical Instrument Maker, 28, Bethnal Green road ; Agent, Mr, J.
Buck, 124, Newgate street.
Griffin, J. J., Philosophical Instrument Maker, 119, Bunhill row.
Griffith & Farran, St. Paul's Churchyard.
Groombridge & Sons, 5, Paternoster row.
Hachette, L., & Co., 14, Rue Pierre-Sarrazin, Paris, and 18, King William street,
West Strand, London.
Hall, A., Virtue, & Co., 25, Paternoster row.
Hall, Thomas, B. A., 5, Oakley square, Chelsea.
Hamilton, W., Music Publisher, 159, Renfield street, Glasgow.
Hamilton, Adams, & Co., 33, Paternoster row.
Hammer, G. M. (School Desks), 9, Harrington street North, Hampstead road..
Hance, G. C.
Hancock, E., St. Pancras Central School, Southampton street, Euston square.
Harding, Lucy, Southern hill, Reading.
Hardwicke, R., 192, Piccadilly.
Haskins, J. F., 14, Victoria street, E.C.
Hatch, W., 28, Swan street, Old Kent road, S.W.
Hatchard & Co., 187, Piccadilly.
Haughton, Mr. T., Manor School, York.
Haughton, Rev. Samuel, Trinity College, Dublin.
Hawes, Mr. John, 7, Adelphi terrace.
Hay, Mr. J. H,, Kennington Oval.
Hedlund, Dr. S. A., Stockholm.
Hesketh, R., Esq., 95, Wimpole street.
Hewett, Mrs., 33, Hereford square, Old Brompton.
Heyl & Co., Artists' Colourmen, Berlin.
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Heylin, Alex., 28, Paternoster row.
Heywood, J., 170, Deansgate, Manchester.
Hickson, W. E., Fairseat, Wrotham, Kent.
Hill, Authur, Bruce Castle School, Tottenham.
Hillier, J. (Pianoforte Manufacturer), 18. Oxford terrace, King's road, Camden
town, N.W.
Hinrichs, J. C., Leipsic.
Hodson, J. S., & Son, 22, Portugal street, Lincoln's inn fields.
Hogg, James, & Sons, 9, St. Bride's Avenue, London; and Edinburgh.
Holdsworth, Josh., Esq., 32. Oxford terrace, Hyde park.
Home and Colunial School Society, Committee of, St. Chad's row, Gray's inn road.
Hopkins, Thos., Esq.
Hopkinson, J. & J. (Pianoforte Manufacturers), 235, Regent street.
Hopper, A., Deaf and Dumb Institution, Edgebaston, Birmingham.
Horne & Thornthwaite, Opticians, &c., 121, Newgate street.
Houghton, P., & Co., 25, Stamford place, Fulham.
Houlston & Wright, 65, Paternoster row.
Hughes, G. A. (Books, &c. for the Blind), 476, New Oxford street.
Hughes, W., 13, Paternoster row.
Hughes & Kimber (Manufacturers of Copper-plates, &c.), Red Lion passage, Fleet
street.
Hullah, John, St. Martin's Hall, Long Acre.
t
Iliff, Rev. G., Grange school, Bishopwearmouth.
Ingram, Cooke, & Co.
International Association for obtaining a Uniform System of Weights, Measures, and.
Coins, 11, Buckingham street, Strand.
Ipstones Schools, near Cheadle, Staffordshire (designed by J. Stollard).
Ireland, Commissioners of National Education.
James, Lieut.-Colonel H.
Jarrold & Sons, 47, St. Paul's Churchyard; and Norwich.
Jeffreys, Chas., 21, Soho square, W.
Johnston, W. & A. K., Edinburgh.
Jones, Rev. C. W., Pakenham Vicarage, Bury St. Edmund's.
Joseph, Myers, & Co., 144, Leadenhall street.
Jukes & Du Noyer, Professors.
Kennedy, R., Bedford Conservatory, Covent Garden.
Kent, W., & Co., 51, Paternoster row.
Kinghan, Rev. John, Belfast.
Kingston, Chas., Brunswick street, Bath.
Knight. George, & Co. (Philosophical Apparatus), 2, Foster lane, Cheapside.
Krantz, A., Berlin.
Ladd, Wm. (Philosophical Apparatus), 11, Beak street, Regent street.
Lake, W. J. (Attendance Card), City Schools, Shoe lane, Holborn, E.C.
Langton, J. (School Registers).
Larkin, J. R., Elm Cottage, Old Brompton Road.
Law, Edward, late R. Baldwin, 16, Essex street, Strand.
Lay, W., 13, King William street.
Lee, John, 448, West Strand.
Leféver. C., (Mathematical Instruments, &c.,) 14, Duncan place, London Fields,
Hackney, N.E.
Leiber & Commelin, 13, Rue de Seine et Germain, Paris.
Leitch, Neil, Paisley.
Lewis, T. C. (Organ Builder), 4, Cannon row, Westminster.
Le Maignent, Mons., 60, Brompton square.
Longman & Co., 39, Paternoster row.
Lonsdale, C., Music Publisher, 26, Old Bond street.
Low (Sampson), Son, & Co., 47, Ludgate hill.
Lund, W., 24, Fleet street.
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LIST OF DONORS, EXHIBITORS, AND PUBLISHERS.
Mabley, John, 143, Strand.
M'Carthy, D. C., 16, Great Peter street, Westminster.
Macaulay, Z., 101, Seymour street, Euston square.
Macfarlane & Co., Saracen Foundry, Glasgow, and 37, Southampton street, Strand,
London.
MT:Glashan & Gill, 50, Upper Sackville street, Dublin.
Maclure & Co., Walbrook.
Mackie, S. J., Geologist Office, 154, Strand.
Maclachlan & Co., Edinburgh.
Maclean, T., 26, Haymarket.
McLeod, Walter, Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea.
Macmillan & Co., Cambridge; and 23, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, London.
Masters, J., & Co., Aldersgate street.
Mettam & Co., Glass Warehouse, 30, Princes street, Soho.
Meteorological Department, Board of Trade.
Miller & Co., Artists' Colourmen, 56, Long Acre.
Mills, R., 140, New Bond street.
Milward, H. & Co., Redditch.
Mimpriss, R., & Co., Aldine Chambers, Paternoster row.
Molteni, J., & Co., 62, Rue du Chateau d'Eau, Paris.
Monrocq, Frères, 3, Rue Suger, Paris.
Moon, W. (Books for Blind), 104, Queen's road, Brighton ; and Aylott & Co., 8,
Paternoster row, London,
Mcore, G. B., 2, Lansdowne terrace, Gloucester road North, Regent's Park.
Moore, O.P., Hamilton, Canada.
Morris, D., Manchester.
Morris, W. H.
Mozley, J. & C., 6, Paternoster row, London ; and Derby.
Murray, J., 50, Albemarle street.
Murray & Heath (Philosophical Apparatus), 43, Piccadilly.
Museum of Practical Geology, Jermyn street.
Musical Bouquet Office, 192, High Holborn.
National Society, Sanctuary, Westminster.
Nattali & Bond, 23, Bedford street, Covent garden.
Nevill, Lady Dorothy, Dangstein House, Petersfield, Hants.
Newcombe. S. Prout, Lower Clapton.
Newman, T., Esq.
New York, the Committee of the Board of Education.
Newton & Co., Opticians, &c., 3, Fleet street.
Newton, Wm., Esq., Chancery lane.
Nimmo, W. P., 2, St. David street, Edinburgh.
Nolet, P., 35, Rue de la Lune, Paris.
Norris, W. S., 22, Orchard street, Portman square.
Norton, C. B., New York, U.S.
Norwich Training Institution (Rev. A. B. Power, Principal).
Novello, J. A., Music Publisher, 69, Dean street, Soho.
Nutt, David, 270, Strand.
Nutt, J. W., Esq., 3, Crown Court, Threadneedle Street.
Oliver & Boyd, Edinburgh.
Osborn, Rev. W.C., Bath.
Page, David, Esq., Gilmore place, Edinburgh.
Pardoe, Mr. J., St. Margaret's National Schools, Ipswich.
Parker, J. H. & James, 377, Strand; and Oxford.
Parker, J. W., & Son, 445, West Strand.
Parkes, James, & Son, 28, Paternoster row, and 5, St. Mary's Row, Biriningham,
Parkes, Miss, 14A, Princes street, Cavendish square.
Pasley, General.
Pastorelli & Co. (Mathematical Apparatus), 208, Piccadilly.
Paterson, Rev. St. George, The Close, Lichfield.
Patterson, Robert, Esq., Belfast.
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Paton & Ritchie, 3, South Hanover street, Edinburgh.
Pemberton, R., Esq., 33, Euston square.
Philip & Son, 32, Fleet street ; and Liverpool.
Pinches, C. H., Ph.D., Kennington road.
Pinckard, Henry, Esq., 2, Hatton court, Threadneedle street.
Place, W. H., 13, Gloucester Villas, Warwick road, Maida hill.
Plate, H., Bremen.
Playfair, Dr. Lyon, C.B., Cleveland square, Hyde Park.
Potts, Robert, Esq., M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge.
Pratt, Woodford, & Co., New York.
Preston, S., 15, Lower Phillimore place, Kensington.
Prothero, Mr. John, see Hammer.
Pullicino, A., Malta.
Pumphrey, T., Friends' Educational Society, Ackworth, Yorkshire.
Purday, T. E, 50, St. Paul's Churchyard.
Purday, 2. T.
Ranyard, Mrs., 13, Hunter Street, Brunswick Square.
Raven & Co., Stationers, &c., 46, Fish-street hill.
Reading Reform Association, 9, King's road, Bedford row.
Read & Co., 10, Johnson's court, Fleet street.
Readwin, T. A., F.G.S.
Reeve, Lovell, 5, Henrietta street, Covent garden.
Reeves & Sons (Artists' Colours, &c.), 113, Cheapside.
Reborst, Dr. R. P. Ter., 24, Old Broad street, City.
Relfe, Brothers, 150, Aldersgate street.
Religious Tract Society, Committee of the, 56, Paternoster row.
Renshaw, H., 356, Strand.
Reynolds, John, 23, Chadwell street, Myddelton square, London.
Reynolds, James (School Diagrams, &c.), 174, Strand.
Reynolds & Co., 15, Old Broad street, London.
Rigg, J. & A., George street, Chester.
Rimbault, Edward F., Esq., LL.D).
Rivington, F. & J., Waterloo place.
Robins, E. C., Esq., 19, Arundel street, Strand.
Robinson, Noel Hooke.
Rogers, Joshua (Artists' Colourman), 133, Buphill row.
Ronge, Joh. and Bertha, 32, Tavistock place, Tavistock square.
Rooker, W. S., Bideford, Devonshire.
Ross, R., Normal College, Cheltenham.
Routledge & Co., 2, Farringdon street.
Rowney, George, & Co., 10, Percy street, Rathbone place.
Royal Life Boat Institution, 14, John street, Adelphi.
Royle, J. F., Esq., M.D. (the late.)
Rudall, Rose, Carte, & Co. (Musical Instruments, &c.), 20, Charing cross.
Russell & Bugler (Standard for School Desks), Ashford, Kent.
Ryerson, Rev. Egerton, D.D., Chief Superintendent of Schools, Upper Canada.
Ryffel, J. E., Esq., Wimbledon.
Salmon, R., Colebrook House, Islington.
Salleron, J., 1, Rue du Pont de Lodi, Paris.
Sasse, F. R.. Foreign Office, Downing street.
Saxton, R. (Maker of Desks, &c.), York.
Science and Art, Department of.
Schreber, Dr. D. G. M., Leipzic.
Scott, Rev. J., M.A., St. Paul's, Cambridge.
Scott, Dr. W.R., Deaf and Dumb Institution, Exeter.
Scott, R. J. (Wood Engravers' Block Manufacturer), 8, Whitefriars street, E.C.
Seaton, John Louis (Desk manufacturer), 3, Frederick place, Hampstead road.
Seeley, Jackson, & Co., 54, Fleet street.
Seton, R., Edinburgh..
Shaw, J. F., 27, Southampton row, Russell square.
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LIST OF DONORS, EXHIBITORS, AND PUBLISHERS.
Sheppard, E., Training College, Winchester.
Sheriff, D., Esq., Larne, Ireland.
Shirreff, Miss É., 25, Chester street, Grosvenor place.
Shortt, —, M.D., Indian Army.
Shuttleworth, Dr., Berne.
Simmonds, P. L.
Simpkin, Marshall, & Co., 4, Stationers' hall court.
Smith, J. B., M.A., St. John's College, Cambridge.
Smith, John, National Schools, Bentley, Warwickshire.
Smith, Rev. Hely, Wambrook, near Chard, Somerset.
Smith, T. P., Stanmore.
Smith, W. (Mapseller), 172, Strand.
Smith, Walter.
Smith, Elder, & Co., 65, Cornhill.
Smithsonian Institute, Washington, U.S.
Snelus, Mr. G., Christ Church Schools, Macclesfield.
Snow, J., 35, Paternoster row.
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 77, Great Queen street, Lincoln's inn
fields.
Society of Arts, John street, Adelphi.
Soper, F. L., Margate.
Sowerby, John E., 3, Mead place, Lambeth, S.
Spencer, W., Wesleyan School, Beverley.
Stainton, H, T., Esq., Mountsfield, Lewisham.
Stanford, Edward (Mapseller, &c.). 6, Charing cross.
Stathers, Mr. James, Pill, Bristol.
Steele, J., 7, Adam street, Adelphi.
Stephens, H., 54, Stamford street, Blackfriars road.
Stephenson, Rev. Nash, Shirley.
Stevenson, G. J., 54, Paternoster row.
Stock, Mrs. Edward, Plaistow, Essex.
Sunday School Union, Committee of, 56, Old Bailey.
Susse Frères, 31, Place de la Bourse, Paris.
Taylor, J. E., 10, Little Queen street, Lincoln's Inn fields.
"Temple, The Chief Justice.
Tennant, James, Professor of Mineralogy, 149, Strand.
Thelwall, Miss F. M., 9, Great Stanhope street, Bath.
Thimm, F., 3, Lower Brook street, Bond street.
Thompson, General, M.P.
Tilleard, J., F.R.G.S., 1, Woodland cottages, Brentford road, Turnham green,
Todhunter, I., Esq., M.A., St. John's College, Cambridge.
Traer, J. R., Esq.
Tritschler & Co. (School Clocks, &c.), 402, Oxford street.
Trübner & Co. (American Booksellers), 60, Paternoster row.
Tupper, Martin F., Esq., Albury, Guildford.
Turner, Miss, Queen square, Westminster.
Turner, T. (School Registers), Red Cross Schools, Bristol.
Twining, H. R., Esq., Grove Lodge, Clapham.
Twining, T., Esq., Twickenham.
Unwin, Rev. W. J., M.A., Principal of Homerton Training College.
Van Noorden, P. E., 115, Great Russell street, W.C.
Varty, Mrs., 3, Adelaide street, West Strand.
Vincent, J., Oxford.
Wallis, George, 16, Victoria Grove, Fulbam Road.
Walton & Maberly, 28, Upper Gower street; and 27, Ivy lane, Paternoster row.
Ward & Co., 27, Paternoster row.
Ward & Lock, 158, Fleet street.
Warner, S. (School Furniture), Hockerhill, Bishop's Stortford.
Wawn, Rev. E. B., Cheltenham.
LIST OF DONORS, EXHIBITORS, AND PUBLISHERS.
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Watkins, James, Dulwich College.
Weale, J., 59, High Holborn.
Wesleyan Education Committee, Horseferry road, Westminster.
Wesley, W. (Mainser's Music), 2, Queen's Head passage, Paternoster row.
Wertheim, Macintosh, & Hunt, 24, Paternoster row; and 28, Holles street, Cavendish
square.
Wharton, J., Esq., 42, Queen's square, Bloomsbury.
Wheeler, J. J. (Chemical Apparatus), 1, Henry place, Charles street, Fulham road.
White, George, Abbey street Schools, Bethnal Green.
Whittemore, Rev. W.M., Rectory, St. James' Within, Aldgate.
Wilkiuson, T., National School, Harrow-on-the-Hill.
Williams, Mrs. M. J., Sumner place, Onslow square.
Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta street, Covent garden.
Willis, J., 119, New Bond street.
Willis, Professor, Cambridge.
Wilson, J. A., 92, Broad street, Aberdeen.
Wilson, Matthew, Normal Seminary, Glasgow.
Wilson, Matt., & Co., School Book Repository, 232, George street, Glasgow.
Wilson, T., Southgate road School, De Beauvoir town.
Wisden, 2, New Coventry street, Leicester square.
Wolff, E., & Son, Artists' Colourmen, 22, Church street, Spitalfields.
Woodward, B. B., B.A., F.S.A.
Working Men's Educational Union, Committee of, King William street, West Strand.
Wright, Bryce M., Mineralogist, 36, Great Russell street, W.C.
Würtemburgh Education Society.
Wyld, James, Charing Cross East, Strand.
Yates, James, Esq., Lauderdale House, Highgate.
Yonge, C. D., Esq., Eton College.
LIST OF EXHIBITORS' CATALOGUES.
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List of EXHIBITORS' CATALOGUES, placed in the following order at the
end of the General Catalogue.
Atkins, R. (School Apparatus), 27, Bethel street, St. Giles' Norwich,
Baker, Charles, Educational Works of, Doncaster.
Bell & Daldy, 186, Fleet street.
Betts, John (Maps, &c.), 115, Strand.
Black, A. & C., Edinburgh.
Blackie & Sons, Glasgow; and 11, Warwick square, London.
· Blackwood & Sons, Edinburgh; and 37, Paternoster row, London.
Bradford & Garnet (School Fittings), 9, Whitmore place, Hoxton, N.
British and Foreign School Society, Borough road, London.
Burns & Lambert, 17, Portman street, Portman square.
Butter, H. (School Books), 4, Minerva place, Barnsbury, N.
Cassell, Petter, & Galpin, Belle Sauvage yard, E.C.
Chambers, W. & R., Edinburgh ; and 47, Paternoster row, London.
Chapman & Hall, 193, Piccadilly.
Church of England Education Society, 11, Adam street, Adelphi, W.C.
Cornish, Jas., 297, High Holborn.
Cornwell, James, Ph.D., Educational Works of.
Crampton & Turner, Educational Works of.
Crichton, John (Mathematical Instruments), 112, Leadenhall street.
Crossley, John T. (Daily Lesson Books, &c.)
Cruchley, G. F., Map Publisher, 81, Fleet street.
Curtis, J. C. (History of England).
Damon, R., Conchologist, Weymouth, Dorsetshire.
Darton & Co., 58, Holborn hill.
Davis & Allen (Tabular Geography), 33, Dowgaie hill, City.
Dean & Sons, 11, Ludgate hill.
Deighton, Bell, & Co., Cambridge.
Dexter, T. E. (Cabinet of Objects), Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea.
Dicksee, J. R. (School Perspective).
Dolman, C., 61, New Bond street.
Grew, T. (Mathematical Instruments), Plaistow Park, Essex.
Gordon, J. (Constable's Educational Series, &c.), 51, Hanover street, Edinburgh.
Griffin, J. J. (Scientific Apparatus), 119 & 120, Bunhill row.
Griffith & Farran, 2, St. Paul's Churchyard.
Groombridge & Sons, 5, Paternoster row.
Hall, A., Virtue, & Co., 25, Paternoster row.
Hamilton, W. (Educational Works), Glasgow.
Hogg, Jas., & Sons.
Home & Colonial Training Institution, Chads place, Gray's inn road.
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LIST OF EXHIBITORS' CATALOGUES.
Jarrold & Sons, 47, St. Paul's Churchyard; and Norwich.
Johnston, W. & A. K., 4, St. Andrew square, Edinburgh.
Law, Edward, Educational Works, 16, Essex street, Strand.
Lefever, C. (Mathematical Instruments), 14, Duncan place, London Fields, Hackney,
N.E.
Longman & Co., 39, Paternoster row.
McGlashan & Gill (Jackson's Book-keeping), Dublin.
Maclachlan & Stewart, Edinburgh.
Macmillan & Co., Cambridge; and 23, Henrietta street, Covent garden, W.C:
Milward, H., & Son, Needlemakers, Redditch.
Michelsen's Merchants' Polyglot Manual.
Mozley, J. & C., 6, Paternoster row, and Derby.
Newton & Co. (Mathematical Apparatus), 3, Fleet street.
Niblett, Dr., Educational Works.
Nutt, D., 270, Strand.
Oliver & Boyd, Edinburgh.
Parker, J. H. & James, Oxford ; and 377, Strand, London.
Parker, J. W., Son, & Bourn, 445, West Strand, W.C. .
Philip, G., & Sons, 32, Fleet street ; and Liverpool.
Potts, Robert, M. A., Mathematical Works of.
Relfe, Brothers, 150, Aldersgate street.
Reynolds, James (Educational Diagrams), 174, Strand.
Rowney, G., & Co., 51, Rathbone place.
Seeley & Co., 54, Fleet street.
Smith & Son (Maps, &c.), 172, Strand.
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 77, Great Queen street, W.C.
Sowerby, J. E. (British Wild Flowers), 3, Mead place, Lambeth, S.
Stephenson, G. J. (Educational Periodicals), 54, Paternoster row, E.C.
Sunday School Union, 56, Old Bailey, E.C.
Unwin, Rev. W. J. (Educational Works), The College, Homerto N.E.
Varty, Mrs. (Educational Works), 3, Adelaide street, West Strand.

Wallis, G. (Drawing Books).
Walton & Maberly, 28, Upper Gower street ; and 27, Ivy lane, Paternoster row.
Weale, J., 59, High Holborn.
White, G. (Educational Works).
Wisden & Co. (Cricketers' Outfits), 2, New Coventry street, Leicester square, W.
Wyld, James, Charing cross East.
CLASSIFICATION
OF
THE OBJECTS WHICH MAY BE EXHIBITED
IN
THE EDUCATIONAL DIVISION
OF THE
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SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM.
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Class 1.
SCHOOL-BUILDINGS AND FITTINGS.
§ I. School BUILDINGS.
a. Elevations, Sections, Ground Plans, and Models.
6. Structural Sanitary arrangements connected with sewerage, heating
and ventilation, playgrounds, &c.
c. Arrangements for Personal Cleanliness, such as lavatories, baths and
bath-rooms, &c.
d. Arrangements for Industrial Education. Workshop, field and garden,
plans, &c.
§ II. SCHOOL FITTINGS AND FURNITURE.
a. Utensils for the Pupil, such as desks, reading stands, forms, &c.
b. Fittings for the Teacher, such as black-boards, easels, teachers' desks
and tables, &c.
c. Utensils for Cleanliness, such as ink-well fillers and holders, sponge
boxes, pen-cleaners, pencil cutters, &c.
Class 2.
GENERAL EDUCATION.
§ I. READING.
a. Alphabet, books, sheets, diagrams, and inventions for teaching the
alphabet and simple words.
6. Progressive exercises from simple words to general reading.
C. Elocutional exercises.
d. Systems of teaching reading, and advanced reading books.
§ II. WRITING.
a. Works on the art of teaching writing.
b. Copybooks for the several classes of progress.
C. Copy slips, in the several classes.
d. Diagrams, &c. for collective teaching,
e. Improved pens, penholders, &c.
f. Models of hand with pen, &c.
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§ III. GRAMMAR.
a. Orthography, books, diagrams, and inventions for teaching the spelling
of words.
b. Parsing, books, diagrains, &c. for teaching children to parse.
c. Treatises on grammar, English.
d. Exercises for dictation.
e. Exercises in composition.
$ IV. ARITHMETIC.
ą. Diagrams, mechanical arrangements, and apparatus for teaching ele-
mentary arithmetic, such as the abacus-board, &c.
b. Elementary works on number.
c. Treatises and exercises on arithmetic, exchanges, &c.
d. Systeins of teaching arithmetic.
e. Systems of book-keeping
§ V. MATHEMATICS.
a. Pure (elementary). Works on algebra, geometry, and trigonometry,
and facilities for teaching these subjects.
b. Pure (advanced). Works on calculi, Newton's Principia, conic sec-
tions, &c.
C. Applied. Works on mechanics, dynamics, optics, astronomy, &c.
§ VI. FOREIGN LANGUAGES.
a. Ancient. Latin or Greek grammars; exercises in grammar, works for
reading, exercises in composition, &c.
b. Modern. French, German, &c. grammars; exercises in grammar,
speaking and writing, works for reading, &c.
§ VII. HISTORIES.
a. Diagrams, plates, &c. for teaching.
b. Chronological Tables, and systems of historical mnemonics.
C. Elementary Histories of Separate Nations, such as English and Roman
Histories.
d. General Historical Class Books, combining histories of several nations.
e. School works on biography.
f. Systems and facilities for teaching history.
Ś VIII. SCIENCE OF TEACHING.
a. Methods and systems of teaching.
. b. Object lessons, &c.
C. Aids to memory, &c.
Class 3.
DRAWING AND FINE ART.
§ I. MATERIALS.
a. For Drawing, such as papers, pencils, chalks, pins, and fasteners, &c.
b. For Painting, such as canvass, millboards, pigments, &c.
c. For Modelling and Carving, such as clay, wax, stone, wood, &c.
d. For Engraving, steel and copper plates, blocks, lithographic stone, &c.
§ II. IMPLEMENTS.
a. For Drawing, such as mathematical instruments, &c.
6. For Painting, such as brushes, easels, &c.
c. For Modelling, modelling tools.
d. For Engraving, gravers, &c.
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§ III. EXAMPLES for STUDY IN DRAWING.
a. By Instruments, such as examples in practical geometry, mechanical and
perspective drawing.
b. From the Flat, outline and shaded examples, both elementary and
advanced.
c. From the Round, such as geometrical solids, casts, &c.
d. From Nature, such as fruits, flowers, &c.
§ IV. EXAMPLES FOR PAINTING.
a. From the Flat, in monochrome and colour.
b. From Nature, landscapes, flowers, fruits, &c.
§ V. EXAMPLES FOR MODELLING.
a. From the Round.
b. From Nature.
Class 4.
MUSIC.
§ I. PRACTICAL.
(A.) Vocal.
a. Solfeggi.
b. Complete vocal schools. .
c. Chants, songs, duets, &c.
d. Sacred and secular compositions of every form.
(B.) Instrumental.
a. Instruction books for each instrument.
b. Scales, exercises, and studies.
c. Complete schools.
d. Various forms of composition, viz., sonatas, rondas, &c.
§ II. THEORETICAL.
a. Elementary works on the formation of chords, modulation, &c.
b. Works on fugue and counterpoint.
§ III. INSTRUMENTS, DIAGRAMS, &c.
a. Instruments used in teaching, viz., the tuning-fork, pitch-pipe, and
metronome.
b. Diagrams, music boards, &c. for collective teaching.
c. Plates, &c. illustrating the vocal organs, &c.
d. Plates and models of musical instruments.
e. Musical instruments adapted to schools.
Class 5.
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY.
$ I. VENTILATION AND WARMING,
a. Modes of ventilating and warming the houses of the poor.
§ II. Cookery.
a. Modes of improving the cookery and alimentation of the poor.
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$ III. DOMESTIC Work.
a. Needlework, Lace-making, Embroidery, and similar household occupa-
tions.
§ IV. ORNAMENTATION.
d. Modes of improving the State of Ornament as displayed in houses for
the poor.
Class 6.
GEOGRAPHY AND ASTRONOMY.
§ I. TOPOGRAPHICAL ILLUSTRATIONS
a. Globes.
b. Maps and Charts.
C. Diagrams.
§ II. ASTRONOMICAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
a. Celestial Globes.
b. Orreries and Planetariums.
6. Maps, Charts, and Diagrams.
§ III. NAUTICAL ASTRONOMY (for Navigation Schools).
a. Sextants and Quadrants, Reflecting and Repeating Circles, Dip Sec-
tors, &c.
§ IV. SURVEY AIDS.
a. Topographical Instruments, such as theodolites, levelling apparatus,
: pocket-sextants, compasses, illustrations, diagrams, &c.
6. Hydrographical Instruments, such as sounding-machines, patent logs,
&c.
S V. PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY.
A. The Distribution of Land and Water. Illustrations of mountains,
oceans, lakes, and rivers.
6. Illustrations of Volcanic Phenomena.
C. Illustrations of Meteorological Phenomena and Climate.
d. Geographical distribution of Minerals, Plants, and Animals.
e. Productive Industry of different portions of the Globe, special objects.
Class 7.
NATURAL HISTORY.
§ I. GEOLOGY AND MINERALOGY.
a. Illustrations of Fossils, and Minerals, by Typical Collections.
b. Illustrations of Geological Formations, by maps, sections, models, and
diagrams.
c. Illustrations of Crystalline Forms, by models, and diagrams of crystals.
§ II. BOTANY.
a. Typical Collections, as models of plants, or collections of dried plants,
showing their classification or structure.
b. Diagrams, Plates, 8c., to illustrate classification or structure.
C. Collections showing the use to which plants are applied, as food, medicine,
or for industrial purposes.
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)
§ III. Zoology.
a. Typical Collections of Animals, illustrative of classification and struc-
ture.
b. Diagrams and Plates, illustrating classification and structure.
C. Applied Collections, on a small scale, showing the uses to which animal
matter is applied in industry.
IV. ETHNOGRAPHY.
a. Models, Diagrams, or Illustrations, showing different varieties of the
human race.
Class 8.
CHEMISTRY.
a. Pneumatic Chemistry, apparatus such as pneumatic troughs, gas jars,
gasometers, &c.
b. Chemistry of Inorganic Bodies. Elementary bodies and their com-
pounds, and apparatus for illustrating their properties by experiment.
c. Chemistry of Organic Bodies.
d. Apparatus for Qualitative and quantitative Analysis, such as balances,
graduated instruments, &c.
Class 9.
PHYSICS.
§ I. Sound.
a. Apparatus for teaching the Principles of Acoustics. The general nature
of sound; the laws of vibration of strings, rods, pipes, plates, and
bells; the transmission of sounds by various substances ; composition
of vibrations, &c.
b. Models and Diagrams, to explain the construction and principles of
musical instruments.
c. Diagrams and Models of the organs of voice and hearing.
§ II. Light.
a. Simple Apparatus for showing the Reflection, Refraction, and Polarisa-
tion of Light, such as plane and curved mirrors, prisms, lenses,
polariscopes, &c.
b. Optical Instruments, such as telescopes, microscopes, cameras, &c.
C. Instruments for showing the chemical effects of light, such as cheap
forms of photographic apparatus.
d. Diagrams and Models of the organs of vision, and other matters con-
nected with optics.
$ III. HEAT.
a. Conduction. Apparatus for showing the conducting powers of different
substances,
b. Dilatation. Expansion of solids, liquids, and gases; apparatus illus-
trating the principles of compensation in chronometers, pendulums,
C. Evaporation. Apparatus to illustrate the principles of evaporation, of
• latent and specific heat, boiling points under different pressures,
spheroidal state, model steam engines, cyrophorus, water hammers,
hygrometers, &c.
d. Reflection, Radiation, and Absorption. Mirrors, radiating canisters, &c.
e. Measurement of Heat. Thermometers, pyrometers, &c.
&c.
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xxx )
§ IV. ELECTRICITY.
A.— Frictional Electricity.
a. Apparatus to show the fundamental phenomena of Frictional Electricity,
such as glass and wax rods with their rubbers, electroscopes, and
electrometers.
C. Apparatus, illustrating the induction of electricity, including condensers,
Franklin's plates, Leyden jars, &c.
d. Pieces of Apparatus used with electric machines, illustrating electric
attractions and repulsions, electric light in rarefied air, &c.
c. Atmospheric Electricity, showing the application of the laws of electri-
city to natural phenomena.
B.-Voltaic and Thermo-Electricity.
a. Various forms of Batteries. Apparatus for showing the heating,
luminous, chemical, and magnetical effects of the electric current,
applications to the telegraph, bars of antimony and bismuth, thermo-
C.- Magnetism.
a. Various forms of Niagnets, natural magnets, communication of mag-
netism to iron and steel, inductive action of the earth, mariner's
coinpass, dipping needle, influence of heat on magnets, &c.
D.-Electro-Magnetism and Magneto-Electricity.
a. Apparatus showing the mutual action of currents and magnets, the action
of two currents upon each other, of a current upon itself, the pheno-
mena of induced currents.
Class 10.
MECHANICAL SCIENCE.
§ I. MECHANICS AND MECHANISM.
a. Kinematics. Models to illustrate the communication and modification
of motion in machinery, as toothed wheels, cams, cranks, eccentrics,
belts, linkwork, ratchets, &c., with methods of changing and adjusting
velocities.
5. Curves. Contrivances for drawing mechanical curves, as ellipses, epicy-
cloids, conchoids, parallel motion curves, &c., with models of parallel
motions, oval chucks, geometrical chucks, geometrical pens, and the
like.
C. Statics. Apparatus and diagrams for showing the parallelogram of
forces, the properties of the mechanical powers (i.e. lever, wheel and
axle, inclined plane, wedge, s.rew, and pullies), the centre of
gravity, &c. Apparatus for teaching the general principles of statical
equilibrium, the laws of friction and elasticity, strength of materials,
&c. &c.
d. Dynamics. Apparatus for measuring the work of mechanical agents
and machines, such as steam indicators, dinamometers, and appara-
tus showing the effect of gravity on falling bodies, as Atwood's
machine, and to illustrate pendulums, revolving pendulums, bodies
rolling down curves, projectiles, collision, rotation, centrifugal force,
&c.; also the principles of escapements in clock-work.
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C. Models of Simple Machines or parts of machines as best exhibit the
application of the mechanical powers, or other general principles.
f. Actual Construction of Machines. Parts of real machines or models of
them to show the forms and arrangements actually employed in the
construction of machinery, as specimens of wheels, shafts, plummer
blocks, modes of attaching wheels to their axes, bolts and screws of
approved shapes, &c.
g. Models of Complete Machines, or of their working parts, for lecturing
on processes and manufactures, with sets of specimens of manufac-
turing processes in their different stages.
n. Prime Milovers. Models of windmills, waterwheels of different kinds,
turbines, and steam engines.
į. Architectural and Engineering Structures. Apparatus to illustrate the
strength and economy of materials used in construction; models to
show the principles of framing, of the arch and vault, and other parts
of fixed structures, and also to exhibit the disposition and arrange-
ment of buildings.
k. Naval Mechanism. Models showing the principles of naval architec-
ture and mechanism, for the use of Navigation Schools.
§ II. HYDROSTATICS.
a. Apparatus showing the transmission of pressure in liquids, such as the
hydrostatic paradox, hydrostatic press, bellows, application of pressure
to telegraphic purposes, &c.
b. Apparatus showing that liquids maintain their level.
c. Solids immersed in Liquids. Simple instruments for illustrating specific
gravity, and for experimentally showing that the volume of the solid
is measured by immersion.
§ III. HYDRAULICS.
a. Simple Apparatus showing the efflux of liquids by currents and jets.
6. Applications of Water in Motion. Overshot, undershot, and other
wheels, Archimedes screw, &c.
C. Machines for raising Water. Various forms of pumps, fire engines,
hydraulic rams, siphons, &c.
§ IV. PNEUMATICS.
a. Apparutus showing the compressibility and elasticity of air, such as the
flaccid bladder, condensing syringe, cartesian divers, &c.
b. Weight of Air. Barometer tubes, Magdeburg hemispheres, &c.
c. Rurefaction and Condensation of Air. Exhausting and condensing
syringes, air pumps, with their usual apparatus, air guns, air balloons,
diving bells, bellows and blowing machines, revolving fans, ventilating
pumps, &c.
Class 11.
APPARATUS FOR TEACHING PERSONS OF DEFICIENT
FACULTIES.
§ I. Persons PHYSICALLY DEFICIENT.
A. Appliances for teaching the deaf and dumb.
B. Appliances for teaching the blind.
a. Different systems for teaching the blind to read, illustrated by
tangible typography.
b. Contrivances for teaching the blind to write.
C. Contrivances and tools for teaching various trades, such as
brush-making, &c.
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§ II. APPLIANCES FOR TEACHING PERSONS MENTALLY DEFICIENT.
a. Object-teaching for idiots, imbeciles, &c.
b. Progressive lessons for idiots, &c.
*Class 12.
HYGIENE AND MEANS OF PHYSICAL TRAINING.
a. Models of Gymnasia, or small gymnasia for rooms.
b. Various Instruments for Physical Training, such as chest expanders,
dumh-bells, jumpers, leaping-poles, &c.
C. Systems for Calisthenic Exercises.
d. Physiological Models, diagrams, &c., for showing the structure of the
human body, and the conditions for its health.
CATALOGUE.
CLASS 1.
SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND FITTINGS.
SCHOOL BUILDINGS. | Models-continued.
Burn, Robt. Scott. On the Arrangement, Con-
The rooms are ventilated by air-flues built
in the walls, directly communicating with the
struction, and Fittings of School-houses. royal
4to. sewed. 35. Blackwood & Son, 1856.
atmosphere, and by windows which open at
the top, so arranged that no draughts are felt,
Chester, Harry. Hints on the Building and
and they are warmed by hot water,
Management of Schools, &c.. A Lecture de-
A, Entrance passage; B, Stairs to the upper
livered in the Theatre of the South Kensington
stories, with cupboards for hats and bonnets;
Museum, December 12th, 1859. 8vo. sewed. 1s. C, Principal room, divided when necessary by
Chapman & Hall, 1860.
sliding doors; D, Groups of moveable desks
Design for School Buildings, Bromley, Kent. on castors, on a new plan, having a seat to sit
J. P. St. Aubyn, John Street, Bedford Row. on and platform for the feet annexed to each.
Model of the Central School for Boys at the
They are easily moved when required for
Institution of the British and Foreign School
writing, gallery teaching, or the convenience
Society, Borough Road, Southwark, scale.
of light, &c. &c.; E, Class-room for the third
Coloured Print of the Institution, in frame.
section; F, Babies' school-room ; G, Gallery
for babies; H, Sliding doors; 1, Cupboards
Exhibited by the Society.
for books; K, Cupboards for caps and bonnets;
Model of Messrs. Chance's School, Glassworks,
L, Playground for juveniles, part is covered
Biriningham. Scale 1-inch to the foot. Show-
for wet or hot weather; NI, Playground for
ing the arrangement and application of the
babies; N, Small room for school furniture
furniture and fittings. Also a portion of the
and keeping needlework; 0, Closet for girls;
roof, showing the method of preventing echo.
P, Lavatory for ditto; Q, Closet for boys;
Exhibited by Messrs. Chance. R, Lavatory for ditto; s, Closet for infants ;
Model of a group of School Buildings suitable T, Gymnastic apparatus. For description see
for a large rural parish, providing separate “ Hints on the Establishment of Schools,"
accommodation in three school-rooms for 96 published by the Society. U, Climbing-tree.
boys and 96 girls, four classes in each, and 152 for boys, &c.
infants. Scale-inch to the foot.
Note.—When gallery lessons are given the
The Right Honourable Earl Granville. main school-room is supposed to be occu-
Model of the Mixed Model School and Play-
pied by the mistress and one pupil-teacher,
ground, Home and Colonial School Society,
and each side room by a pupil-teacher.
Gray's Inn Road. Scale half an inch to a foot.
When in classes the older children are in
The school occupies the basement of a block
the principal school-room, under the eye
of buildings, the upper part of which is used
of the mistress. The infants are always
for the training department; it consists of three
separate, and educated in a manner suit-
rooms, 14 fect high : the large room, 35 feet in
able to their age. The objects kept in
length and 24 in breadth, is divided when
view are that the galleries should be as
necessary by sliding doors, so as to form two
far from each other and as isolated as
distinct sections for collective teaching. The
practicable, and the infants quite distinct;
class-room, 18 feet by 10 feet, forms a third,
hence the necessity of three rooms, one
and the babies' room, 18 feet by 17, forms divided, for so limited a number of chil-
the fourth. The school is intended for a mis-
dren.
Contributed by the Sociсty.
tress and three pupil-teachers, and the rooms
Model of the Homerton College Training
are considered to supply the space, internal
Schools. Scale -inch to a foot. Made by Mr.
fittings, general arrangement of desks, &c.,
J. Callow, South Place, Finsbury.
required to secure the means of good teaching,
Congregational Board of Education.
general quietness, and easy superintendence Model of Ipstones Schools, Cheadle, Stafford-
for 120 children of all ages and both sexes.
shire.
James Stollard, Designer.
A
SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND FITTINGS.
Model of Norwich Diocesan Boys' Model School, | Schulhaus, &c. Plans for School-houses,
showing the interior arrangements, constructed with Elevations, &c. 14 plates, broad folio,
by the master (Mr. W. Bellamy). Scales-inch cloth. (Swiss.)
to the foot.
School-Plans for Real Schools at Frankfort
Model of the Norfoik and Norwich Model Na- | and Darmstadt, &c. (4 sheets.)
tional School for Girls.
— and Elevations, Sleswick. Prof. Bahnsen.
Rev. A. Bath Power, Principal. ! (4 sheets.)
Model of St. Stephen's National School, Cam-
den Town. Exhibited by Mr. G. Snelus.
Model of a School-house for 120 children
(mixed). Wesleyan Education Committee.
SCHOOL FITTINGS, &c.
Model of a Country School-house, Nova Scotia.
Exhibited by
Arnott's, Dr., Patent Ventilator.
Perspective View of Colliery School at
Book Guard for Prisons, a Box with a
Elsecar, Yorkshire.' The Earl Fitzwilliam.
Glass Cover and other contrivances, in which
Plans of existing School Buildings, selected
books may be placed secure from the touch
and other injuries, and yet are capable of being
for exhibition by Her Majesty's Inspectors of
easily read, the invention of the Rev. W. C.
Schools (in a portfolio).
Osborn, Chaplain of the Bath Gaol. Size,
Committee of Council on Education.
13 in. by 10 in. Price, singly, 10s., or 1 dozen
Plans of School-houses and Furniture in a different sizes for 51.
portfolio). Wesleyan Education Committee. Exhibited by the Rev. W. C. Osborn, Bath.
Plans of School Buildings, by Harry Chester,
Calendar for the Nineteenth Century, on a
Esq., 3 large diagrams mounted on canvass.
card, 6 in. by 4} in., with Brass rotatory Table,
(Presented by Mr. Chester.)
Is. 6d.
James Hogg & Son.
Clocks, School Dials and Clocks, in Mahogany
or Oak, from 3 guineas.
Bennett, 65, Cheapside.
Clocks, 8-day Dial, 21.
- 30-hour ditto, Il. 5s.
Album de la Colonie Agricole de Mettray. 'A
30-hour chain and frame Dial, 18s.
Series of View's, &c. of the Agricultural Col-
30-hour chain, without frame, 14s.
lege at Mettray. oblong folio. bound.
30-hour (small) with frame, 13s.
Burgerschule zu Eisenach. Plans of the
— without frame, 10s.
Middle School at Eisenach. (2 sheets.)
Plain German S-day School Dial. 15s.
Weimar. Plans of the First Middle-
- with glass frame. ll.
School at Weimar. (4 sheets.)
J. Tritschler & Co., 402, Oxford-street.
Ecole Normale Primaire de Chartres. Clock (Swiss), with Time Indicator and Alarum
Primary School of Chartres. General Plan of complete, with brass face. 5s.
the Building, Gardens, and Oflices. Atlas -- with china face. 6s.
folio. (Sheets.)
1853.
*** This is an arrangenient for showing the
- de l'Ariège (Foix).
hour at night, by means of a shadow thrown
on to a scale, from an index attached to
de Bordeaux.
Cher (Bourges).
the weight of the clock.
Côte d'Or (Dijón).
Meyer Drukker, 47, London Wall.
de la Creuse.
Clock, with an Alarum, gilt brass face. 5s.
Seine et Oise (Versailles).
china face. 6s.
Loir ét Cher (Blois).
J. De Sola & Son.
Meuse (Bar-le-Duc).
Clock, Infant School, with two sets of figures
d'Orleans.
on the face, and a set of clock wheels, which
Ecoles du Canton de Vaud. Instruction
turn the hands correctly either backward or
respecting the establishment of the Schools of forward.
Canton Vaud, Desks, &c., with Plans. 2 Sets
W. Hatch, Designer and Manufacturer.
loose.
Desks for Boys, Section of, of American
Lateinische Schule in Rendsburg. Plans for
birch, in groups of three desks and seats,
Grammar School in Rendsburg. (Holstein
secured on sleepers. Price per group, 9 feet
School System.) fcp. broad folio.
long, to seat 18 children, 51. 1os. ; if with closet :
Maisons d'Ecoles, &c. Government In-
for books in front desk, ll. extra.
R. Atkins, Norwich.
structions respecting the Construction of
Desks for Girls, Section of, same as above,
School Buildings. 29 plates, with text. imp.
excepting that the desks are made to fall in
4to.
J. Heger, Brussels, 1852.
front. Price, 61. 10s.; if with closet in front
Plans for Two Schools and Masters' Houses. desk, ll. extra.
-R. Atkins, Norwich,
3 sheets. (Dutch) MSS.
Desk, and Seat with a back, for Infants, of
Polytechnic School, Dresden. Plan, Eleva American birch, secured on sleepers. Price,
lion, &c. of. (4 sheets.)
5s. 4d. per foot run. R. Atkins, Norwich.
SCHOOL FITTINGS.
Desks for Scholars:
1. With slate-rack, desk, and form. Wood-
work of stained deal, per foot run, 3s. 9d.
2. With shelf under top, ditto, ditto, 3s. 9d.
3. With fall lid tops, ditto, ditto,.5s. -
*** Iron Standards. A large variety of patterns
(or to order), from 4s. each for the desk and
form, together or separate. Bradford & Garnet.
Desk and Seat for Girls, comprising two
separate cupboards for books, enclosed box
for needlework, inkstands concealed in a
slide, so arranged, as to be withdrawn when
not required for writing lessons. Price per
foot, desk and scat, under 5 feet, 58.; above
that length, 4s. 6d.
E. Brown.
Desk, as used at the Homerton College Train-
ing Schools. (Congregational Board of Educa-
tion.) James Callow, South Place, Finsbury.
> Desk of Slate, in a Birch frame, and a Scat,
for Infant Schools. (Exhibited by J. W. Nutt,
Esq.)
Chapman, Fetter-lane, York.
Desk, School, with Box for Books, and Seat,
in stained deal, 3 ft. 7in, long, supported by
Cooper's iron standards.
G. B. Cooper.
Desk, School, with Shelf beneath, and Seat,
in stained dval, 3 ft. 7 in. long, supported by
Cooper's iron standards. G. B. Cooper.
Desk and Seat, supported by Coopers iron
standard. Price of the Standard for Desk and
Seat, 9s, per pair; iron bar, 5d. per foot; the
wood-work plain, 1s. 8d. per foot run, for desk
and seat. G. B. Cooper, 121, Drury-lane.
Desk-form, A Folding, so contrived as to form
a seat with a back, and a flat Desk, with Lockers
underneath for Books, &c. Price, in Stained
Deal, about 21. for 7 feet.
(Patented by thc Rev. G. R. Birch.)
· W. Edwards, High Street, Camden Town.
Desk, School, No. 1, of stained deal, ink-
wells with brass sliding covers, on cast-iron
standards and couplings, 2s. Od. per foot; with
a seat attached by iron dovetailed couplings,
1s. 10d., or with shell'underneath, 2s. 4d. extra,
or if with a frame for drawing purposes, 2s.6d.
extra.
R. D. Ford.
Desk, School, No. 2. of stained deal, ink-
wells with brass sliding covers, fly bracket,
and falling top, at 4s. Id. per foot; with the
additions for drawing, and the seat, same as
No. l.
R. D. Ford.
Desk, School(Registered), including Inkwells,
Lock, &c. Price per foot in deal, 2s.6d.; in
birch, 3s. Ed.; in oak, 4s. Deal Forms Id. per
foot. Iron Standards for desk and form 5s. per
pair.
Exhibited by Mr. Gailey, Schools of Compassion,
Charles Street, Drury Lane.
Desk, School, and Seat, of stained deal, sup-
ported on iron standards. Woodwork Desk,
is. 5d., aitd Seat, 10d. per foot run ; Standards
for Desk, 25. 6d., and Seat, ls, 3d. cach. Ink-
well with Cover, Is.
G. M. Hammer.
Desk, School, made to fall in front, more
especially adapted for Girls, and Seat, of stained
deal. Woodwork Desk, ls. 6d., and Seat, 8d.
per food run; Standard for Desk, 2s. Od., and
Seat, ls. 3d. each. Inkwell and Cover, Sd.
G. M. Hammer.
Desk, School, on new plan, which renders a
platform unnecessary, with seat annexed, and
capable of being moved and used as a gallery.
Price, in plain deal, 3s. 30. per foot, complete.
Castors, which are recommended for ordinary
schools, 2s. per set; staining, about 4d. per
foot. Flome and Colonial School Society:
Desk and Seat (The Rusthall), in stained
dcal, fitted complete with iron standards and
improved ink-well. Price, 6 feet, with 2 pair
of standards, ll. 10s.; 9 feet, 3 pair of stan-
dards, 21. 4s. 9d.; 10 feet, 3 pair of standards,
27. 75. 6d.; 11 feet, 3 pair of standards, 21. 10s. 6d.;
12 feet, 3 pair of standards, 21. 138. 6d. The
Rusthall iron standards, 5s. 6d. per pair, for the
desk and seat. Russell & Bugler, Ashford.
Desk Table and Seat, Seaton's Improved,
with reversible Back, specially adapted for In-
fant Schools or Nurseries, and the “ Kinder
Garten” system of teaching. Price, in stained
deal, varnished, in 6 feet lengths, 45, 6d. per
foot: 10 feet lengths, 4s. 3d. per foct.
John Louis Seaton.
Desk, Model of, made for the Blind Institution
in Nottingham. Ít answersa threefold purpose,
viz., an ordinary seat with a back, a bookstand,
or desk, or a table with a seat on each side, by'
placing two together. The alterations are made
by fixing the supports into different holes.
Price, stained and varnished, 21. 2s. (Pre-
sented by E. Enfield, Esg.)
Messrs. Dennett, Makers, Nottingham.
Desk and Form; with shelf for slates, and
drawers for copybooks, sponges, pens and
pencils. Price, 6s. 3d. per foot run, Desk
and Form on iron standards. Made of various
heighits.
S. Warner, Hockerill.
Desks and Seats, Specimens of, marked
A, B, C.
A. Iron Standards for Desk, 25. 6d.; and
Scat, ls. 6d. cach.
Wood-work for Desk, 2s. 6d. ; and Seat,
10d. per foot.
B. Iron Standards for Desk, 28. Odl.; and Seat,
Is. 6d. cach.
Wood-work for Desk, ls. 9d.; and Seat,
10d. per foot.
c. Tron Standards for Desk, 2s. 6d.; and Seat,
1s. 31. each.
Wood-work for Desk, Is. 5d.; and Seat,
10d. per foot.
n. Iron Standards for Desk, 2s. Od. ; and Seat,
ls, 3c. each.
Wood-work, including Desk and Seat,
2s. 8d. per foot.
Wooden blocks, 10d. each.
E. Iron Standards for Desk, 2s. 6d.; and Seat,
| 1s. 3cl. each.
Wood-work for Desk, 1s. 6d. ; and Seat,
8d. per foot.
r. Iron Standards for Desk, 25. 6d.; and Seat,
ls. 3il. cach.
Wood-work for Desk, ls. Id.; and Seat,
sd. per foot.
National Society.
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SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND FITTINGS.
Desk for Masters, size 2 feet by 1 foot 9. | Macfarlane, W., & Co.:
inches, with falling Shelf on each side 9 inches Patent Wash-hand Stand, for one person,
wide, falling Frame át back to support a book complete, ready for fitting up. ll. 195. 6d.
or drawing, and a lock-up Box for papers, &c.,
--Wash-hand Range, for three persons,
with a Stool, all of stained deal. ll. 16s.
complete, ready for fitting up. 42. Ils. .
National Society. *** The Patent Wash-hand Range Appa-
ratus (composed entirely of cast iron)
Desk, Improved, for Juvenile Schools.
consists of a series of basins, each having -
-
Infant Schools.'
an overflow waste pipe, and in the bottom
, Wesleyan Education Committee.
of each basin is a moveable stopper, which
on being acted on by a lever, allows the
Desks in Mahogany, 10% inches, 2s. 71d. each,
water to pass into the discharge pipe; a
16 inches. 75. :
in Rosewood, 16 inches. 12s..
self-closing bib-cock is attached to each
basin; and to the range a drinking-cup,
Ne Plus, 10 , 3s. 9d.
the whole is supported by standards,
in Cedar, ls. 10d.
fastened to the floor by screw-nails.
(Wholesale price.)
Walter Macfarlane & Co.,
A. Davis & Co.
Saracen Foundry, Glasgow.
Diagram of Iron Standards for Desks and Model Bell Trap, Patent Rain-Pipe Box,
Forms, as supplied by the National Society. Earthenware Pipe,' and Patent Tubes for
Drains.
Diagram Stand. This Apparatus is designed W. Austin, Holywell Street, Westminster.
for the purpose of preserving Diagrams.
Model of Self-acting Trough for flushing
Maps, &c., from dirt and injury, and for readily
closets, as used at the old National Schools,
displaying them when required for use.
Cambridge.
Rev. G. Maddison.
Robert Hesketh, Architect.
Pulpit, or Reading Desk, a portable folding, of
Form and Desk, Model of.
stained deal, when closed measuring 5 feet
(Her Majesty's Commissioners for the Exhibi-
high, 2 feet broad, and 64 inches deep. Price,
tion of 1851.)
31. G. Clarke, 3, Queen's Place, Com-
Form or Bench for National Schools, Model of,
. mercial Road, Peckham.
with a flap which when open, serves for the Reading and Bible. Stand, of American
Children to kneel on during Prayers, and, Birch. 165.
R. Atkins, Norwich.
when closed, will hold caps, books, slates, &c. Reading Desk and Stool. Deal, stained and
Price per foot, 3s.
varnished, 11. ss., suited for the Library and
J. H. Smith, Master of the National Schools,
Study of Authors, Ministers, Missionaries, and
St. Peter's, Pimlico. College Students. Bradford & Garnet.
Galleries, Section of, for Infants and Ordinary Seat. A folding Seat, of deal. Price, 3s. per
Teaching, to seat 70 children. Price, about 11l. foot, run.
G. M. Hammer.
R. Atkins, Norwich. Seat, with Back, of American birch. Price,
Gallery, Model of a new form of, for Collective
25. per foot run.
R. Atkins, Norwich.
Instruction. By Walter MʻLeod.
Table for Schoolmasters, 3 ft. 8 in. by 2 ft. Sin.,
1. The width of each platform is 21 inches,
with 8 Drawers, of American Birch. 31. 15s.
except the last, which is 22 inches.
R. Atkins, Norwich.
2. The rise of platforms 1, 2, and 3, is
Writing Table, for Teacher or Student:
1. Size of top 3 ft. Sin. by 1 ft. 9 in., with Desk
6 inches cach; the others are each
7 inches; the height of the last platforin
1 ft. 8 in. by 1 ft. 8 in., and two Drawers.
above the floor line is 3 feet 10 inches.
On strong turned legs, deal, stained (either
to resemble mahogany, satin-woud, oak,
3. The width of each seat is 7 inches,
or walnut), and varnished, 1l. 15s.
except the last, which is 8 inches. . 2. Size of top 3 ft. Sin. by 1 ft. 9 in., with Desk
4. The heights of the seats are as follow:-
i ft. 8 in. by 1 ft. 8 in., on pedestal, with
1st and 2nd seats, 14 inches cach; 3d and
nine drawers, stained as above and var-
4th seats, 15 inches each; the 5th and
nished, 21. 18s. Bradford & Garnet.
6th seats, 16 inches and the 7th and Sth Work-Table for Schoolmistresses, 3 feet 11
seats, 17 inches each.
inches by 2 feet 4 inchies, with double top, the
N.B.--These heights given above are for upper one made to fold so that papers may
boys from 10 to 14 years of age.
be locked up without removal, and formed
For children from 5 to 10 years of age, into a table for cutting out; 3 drawers under-
the seats should begin at 10 inches and neath. Price, in stained deal, 41.
rise to 14 inches.
National Society.
For still younger children a further reduc-
tion will be necessary. The rise of the
platforms, too, should be to the fol-
Black-Board, size 4 ft. 2 in. by 2 ſt. 5 in. In a
following scale:-1st and 2nd, 5 inches;
frame, 10s. 6d. S. Warner, Hockerill.
3d, 4th, and 5th, 6 inches; the others, ñ Black-Board, 30 inches by 36, plain. 5s.6d.
inches each in height.
36 inches by 48, ruled for writing
Presented by Mr. Walter M Leod. 11s. 6d.
National Society.
SCHOOL FITTINGS, ETC.
58.
Black-Board, Groombridge's Substitute for. | Reading Pointers, as uscd at the Bishopsgate
24 inches by 36, 5s. ; 30 inches by 36, 6s.; Street Schools, York, 28., 4s. 6d., and 7s. per
30 inches by 42, 6s. 6d. Groombridge & Sons. dozen. Exhibited by J. W. Nutt, Esq.
Black-Board, in Papier-Maché, 4 ft. 5 in. by
Messrs. Baines &Duffill, Fetter-lane, York.
2 ft. 5 in., with zinc frame, 21s.
Rulers, round, 12 inches long, 5d.—15 inches,
- 3 ft. by 2 ft. with zinc frame, 10s. 7d.--18 inches, 9d.
Henry Stephens.
- flat, 12 in., 5d.--18 in., 9d.--24 in., 1s. 1d.
Black Canvass, prepared, 24 inches by 30.
British and Foreign School Society..
3s. 7d.
National Society. Rulers, round, 12 inches, 38.—15 inches, 75.-
18 inches, Is. per dozen. A. Davis & Co.
Easel, 6 feet high, single back leg, hardwood.
National Society.
Rulers, round, 12 inches, 5d.-15 inches, 7d.
— 6 feet high, double back leg, and sliding
18 inches, 9d.
bar for Maps and Sheets, plain. i
flat, 12 inches, 41d.—15 inches, 61d.
National Society. 18 inches, 8d.
National Society.
Easel of American birch, 6 feet, with pointer
Rulers. Specimens of Rulers as used in the
Public Schools of New York
and black-board, 38 in. by 26 in. 175.
°R. Atkins, Norwich.
Presented by Board of Education, New York.
Slate (Geographical). Europe and Asia, with
Easel 6 feet high, single back leg, with map. a Key. Mounted on board.“ 2s.
rail; pointer, rings, and chalk box. 13s.
England, and the World, with a Key.
S. Warner, Hockerill. Mounted on board. 28.
Eásel, Model of, for Maps, &c., as used at the
John Betts.
St. Pancras Central School; scale, i in. to Slates. A Swing Slate, 36 in. by 24 in., 1l. 2s.6d.
.. Se inches. (Presented by Mr. E. Hancock.)
British and Foreign School Society.
Frames (Iron) for Sheet Lessons, 20 in. by Slates, Toy. d. and id. each.
13} in., each is. 6d.
Welsh, in frame. 1 d.
25 in. by 194 in., each 2s.
English. izd.
National Society.
German, polished frame. 5 d.
Frame for Reading Sheets, 4s. (Wesleyan Edu-
in metal frame, at 8s., per doz.
Transparent, 9s. per doz.
cation Committee.)
A. Heylin.
Book, 2 sorts, at 10s. 6d. per doz.
Frame, in deal, 24 in. by 17 in., for holding
A. Davis & Co.
Reading Sheets, as used at the St. Paul's Slates, ruled. 4d. Joseph, Myers, & Co.
National School, Cambridge.
Slates, Specimens of, as used in the Public
Presented by the Rev. John Scott. Schools of New York.
Frame for Reading Lessons, by Crompton and
Presented by the Board of Education, New York.
Turner. Size, 20 inches by 15 inches. Price,
S. d.
3s.
• Groombridge & Sons.
Slates (Unframed), 6 in. by 4 in. per doz. O S
1 0
Indian Rubber, at 3s. 3d. per lb.
o Bottles, at 3s. Id. per lb.
A. Davis & Co.
Lesson Stand for Classes, height, 5 ft. Gin. Slates (Framed),
5s. 6d. British und Foreign School Society.
7 · 5 · 1
Lesson Stand for Classes, height, 4 ft. 5 in.,
hard wood. 5s.
National Society.
: 12 . S
Lesson or Reading Stand, height, 3 ft. 6 in.,
.92
13 9
stained deal, price, 75.
Slates (Metal), 7 in. by 5 in. per doz. S
Designed by G. Perkins, Kingsbridge, Devon.
96
Letter Clips, at 6s, and 10s. per dozen.
9} ,
11 0
A. Davis & Co.
12
8
15 0
Slates (Alphabetical) - - cach i 6
Metallic Books, 25. 4d. and 2s. 6d. per doz.
Slate (Geographical), England and the
A. Davis & Co.
World, with Key - - - each 2 0
Money Box, for School Pence. 2s. (Wesleyan - Europe and Asia - - „ 20
Education Committee.)
A. Heylin. Slate (Hemisphere) - - 1 6
Paper Knives, at from 2s.6d. to 21s: perdozen. Slate (Music) -
(Samples on a Card.)
A. Davis & Co.
Slate (Register) -
„ 10
Paper Weights of Glass. 1s. 9d. each.
Slate (Framed), 36 in. by 24 in. - „ 90
A. Davis & Co.
Slate Ruler -
-
-
Picture Stand, 5 feet 2 inches high. Price,
1
National Society.
6s. 6d.
S. Warner, Hockerill.
Slates, Artificial. No. 1. 2 d. ; 2. 3d.; 3. 4c.;
Reading Pointers for Classes, 4s. per dozen; 4. 5d.'; 5. 6d. . Hachette & Co.
and for Teachers, 9d. each.
Slates, Alphabet. Capitals, 7d.; Small Letters,
British and Foreign School Society. 6d. each.
Hachette & Co.
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Slate Pencils, 100, round, in boxes. 4.d.each. Inkstand, Portion of a Writing Desk, show-
– 50, round, in papers. ld. each.
ing an Earthenware Inkstand, with sliding
— 100, thick painted, in boxes. 6d. each. cover in inetal.
100, thin ditto. 4d. each.
Presented by Harry Chester, Esq.
A. Davis & Co. Inkstands in cedar, at 1s. 4d. each.
Slate Pencil and Holders, 11 sorts, at
black wood, at 4s. 6d. each.
various prices.
National Society.
black wood, round. 38. 6d. cach.
Slate Sponge, half dozen, 4;d.
Mediaval. 5s. 6d. each.
British and Foreign School Society.
Britannia metal. 9d., 25. 4d., and 2s. Sd.
each.
Sponge, Dish, and Cup of Zinc. ls. 6d.
- Walnut wood. 16s. 6d. cach.
(Exhibited by the Rev. C. E. Douglass, Brighton.)
– plated top, 1 d. to 9d. each.
Cheesman, Kennington Street, Brighton.
- Excise bottle. ld. each.
Stephens' Papier Mâché Tablets,
– with spring. 4d. and 6d. each.
manufactured into the form of Slates, Slaté
A. Davis & Co.
Books, Drawing and Diagram Boards, Diary,
Inkstands, Glass, at 3d., 60., 1s., and 2s.6d.
Tablets, and Pocket Memorandum Books:-
H. Stephens, 54, Stamford Street.
Eyelet Slates, No. 1, 8 by 6 in., each, 3d.
Inkstands, earthenware, per doz. 38.
No. 2, 9. by 7 in., each, 4d.
National Society.
No. 3, 11} by 9 in., each, 6d.
Slate Books, No. 1, 9 by 7 in., cach, 10d.
Inkwells, White Earthenware, at 1s., 1s. 3d.,
No. 2, 10 by 8 in., each, ls. 3d.
Is. 6d., and 3s. per dozen.
No. 3, 11: by 9 in., 1s. 6d.
Church of England Education Society.
Tablet Pocket Books, with Propelling Pencils:-
s. d.
No. 1, 31 by 21 in., cach, 1s. 3d.
Inkwells (Earthenware) - per doz. O 6
No. 2, 41 by 21 in., cach, Is. 6d. Inkwells (Porcelain), with brass
No. 3, 41 by 3 in., each, ls. 9d.
cover - - - - -
9 0
Wallet Pocket Books, with Propelling Pencils:-
Inkwells (Glass), round and flat
No. 1, 4 by 2in. cach, 1s. 9ă.
bottomed - - - - 1 1 0
No. 2, 41 by 21 in. each, 2s.
— with brass top - - 6 6
No. 3, 5 by 3 in. 2s, 6d.
Inkwells (Lead), round bottomed per doz, 1 0
bound in real morocco or best Russia,
- flat ditto - - - - »
4 in., each, 3s. 6d.
- with lift-up lid - - » 3
5 in., cach, 4s.
Inkwells (Pewter), lined with glass , 4
- screw top, No. 1.
- 6 in., each, 5s.
- , 4
- No. 2. . -
Loop-hole Almanack Books, with common Cedar
» 6
Pencil, 7 by 3. in. ls. 6d.
Inkwells (Gutta Percha), round
School Copy Books, marble covers, 9 by 7in. ls. or flat bottomed
Drawing Books, marble covers, 9 by 6-in. 9d. - with cover - - - . 3 6
Boxes of Chalk Pencils for Steel "Holders, 6d.
Inkwells (Glass), with sliding iron top ? 6
and ls.
National Society.
- for Propelling Cases, 6d. and 1s.
Inkwells of Earthenware, per dozen.
. Drawing Board, in tubular zinc frame, 36 in. by - Covers for (hinged), per dozen.
24 in. 10s.
(to slide), per dozen.
- 54 in. by 30 in. 215.
(Iesleyan Education Committee.) A. Heylin.
(These boards are made to any size.) Inkwell Covers of brass. 6s. 6d. per dozen.
Cartoon Boards, according to size, &c. 7s.6d.to 30s.
H. Court, 30, Brompton Row.
Rubbers, No. 1, 2d. No. 2, 3d. No. 3, 6d.
Inkwell Cups, for receiving the Inkwell, of
Steel Holders with Chalk Pencils, lll.
wood stained black. 8d. each.
Propelling Pencils and Chalks, 6d.
T. Holmes, 43, King Street, Brighton.
Henry Stephens, 54, Stamford Street.
- brass cover for. 2s. 6d. each.
(Exhibited by the Rev. C. E. Douglass, Brighton.)
Cheesinan, kennington Street, Brighton.
Pencil Cases, Silver. 18s. and 30.s. per dozen.
Writing Materials, &c.
Pen and Pencil Cases, 1s. 4d. tu 7s. 6d. per
dozen.
A. Davis & Co.
Copy Box. 45. (Wesleyan Education Com Pen Holders, from 1s. 3d. per gross..
mittee.
A. Heylin.
* National Society.
Desk Seals, at3s., 3s. 6d., and 4s.6d. per dozen. Pen Holders, from 10d. to 14s.per gross.
A. Davis & Co.
A. Davis & Co.
Desk Knives, at 5s. 6d. per dozen.
Pen Holders, Silver, from 10$. to 18s.
A. Davis & Co.
A. Davis & Co.
Pen Tray. 2s. (Wesleyan Education Committee.)
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English Version. royal Svo. cloth. 73.
McGlashan & Co., 1950.
Gesenius' Hebrew Grammar. Translated,
without abridgment, by T. J. Conant. With
a course of exercises, and a Hebrew Chres-
tomathy, by the translator. royal Svo. 6s. 6d.
(Containing the whole of the edition at 21s.)
Ward & Co.
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Spanish.)
Hurwitz, H. Elements of the Hebrew Lan-
guage. Svo. 135. Walton & Maberly, 1848.
McCaul, Rev. A. A Hebrew Primer, intended
as an introduction to the Spelling and Reading
of Hebrew with the Points. Svo. ls. 6d.
Aylott & Co., 1857.
Manual of Hebrew Verbs, for the Use of Be-
ginners. Svo. 35.
G. Bell, 1851.
Wheeler, H. M. Hebrew for Self-Instruction.
Svo. 3s. 6d.
Simpkin & Co., 1850.
Wolfe, J. F. A Manual of Hebrew Grammar,
with Points. Svo. ls. 6d.
J. Cornish.
Yeates, T. A Concise Hebrew Grammar. Re-
vised by Rev. F. Bialloblotzky, royal Svo. 5s.
Simpkin & Co., 1946.
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tion Tables, for the Use of German, Italian,
Servian, Ruthenian, and Slavonian Children.
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size.
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Slavonian Schools. On 12 sheets, 34 inches
by 23 inches.
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the Bohemian Schools. On 12 sheets, 34 in-
ches by 23 inches.
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Reading and Spelling Lessons, printed in red
and black for the Use of the Polish Schools.
On 4 sheets, size 29 inches by 21 inches.
Vienna.
Tabelle. Reading and Spelling Tables for the
Use of Croatian Schools. Ön 10 sheets, 33
inches by 23 inches.
Vienna.
Reading and Spelling Tables in German
Writing and Printing Letters. On 14 sheets,
34 inches by 23 inches.
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Carrateri. Alphabets, Roman and Italic, with
the Vowels printed in red, for Use of the
Italian Elementary Schools. On 2 sheets,
23 inches by 16 inches.
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Tablica Zlogovanja, &c. Alphabets, Roman
and Italic, with the Vowels printed in red, for
Use of Slavonian Schools. On 2 sheets,
36 inches by 14 inches.
Vienna.
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DHCCK. Reading Book for the Rouman
Schools. By Samuel Andrevitch. 12mo.
Vien, 1852.
Pripovidçice. Slavonian Story Book, with an
Italian Translation, for the Use of Elementary
Schools. 12mo.
Vien, 1849.
Citanka, Second Reading Book for the Slavo-
nian Gymnasian Schools. 1210. Vien, 1852.
Elementarz i krótki Katechizm. Spelling
Book and Catechism for the Use of the Ca-
tholic Polish Schools in the Austrian Empire.
12ino.
Vien, 1853.
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Williams, The Hindústání Primer, containing
a First Grammar suited to Beginners and a
Vocabulary, &c. 12mo, cloth. Is. 8d.
Longman & Co. 1860.
Forbes, D. Hindustani and English Dictionary.
royal Svo. 21. 12s. 6d. Allen & Co., 1848.
Henley's Chaldea Grammar, 1779. (See Class
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Némecký slabikár. German Spelling Book
for the Use of Bohemian Schools. 12mo.
Vien, 1854.
Čítanka, Second Reading Book for the Use
of Ruthenian Schools. ižmo. Vien, 1853.
Cítanka a Počátky Mluvnice i Pravopisu.
Reading Book and Elements of Grammar and
Orthography, for Catholic Schools. 12mo.
Vien, 1853.
P&cka nepra. First Russian Reading Book.
12mo.
Vien, 1853.
Kaikka 10 Turahm. Second Russian
Reading Book for the use of Country Schools.
12mo.
Vien, 1952.
Knjixica Imenah. Illyrian Spelling and First
Reading Book, with Italian Translation, for the
Use of City Schools. 12mo. Vien, 1849.
Ksiazka do czytania. Second Reading Book
for'Use of Country Polish Schools. lžmo.
Vien, 1853.
Ksiażka do czytania. Second Reading Book
for'the Use of the National Schools in Poland.
12mo.
Vien, 1853.
Elementarz. Spelling and First Reading Book
for the Catholic Polish Schools in the Austrian
Empire. 12mo.
Vien, 1853.
Książka do czytania. Reading Book for the
Use of the Third Class in the Polish Colleges.
12mo.
Vien, 1853.
Pierwsza Ksiażka do czytania. Reading Book
and Elements' of Polish Grammar for the Use
of the Catholic Polish Schools in the Austrian
Empire. 12mo.
Vien, 1853. '
68kBapb. Ruthenian and Slavonian Spelling
Book for National Schools. 12mo.
Vien, 1853.
Abecednik. Spelling and First Reading Book
for the Use of Slavonian and German Schools.
12mo. (2 copies.)
Vien, 1853–4.
Abecednik. Spelling and First Reading Book
for the Slavonian Schools. 12mo. sewed.
On the Danube, 1854.
Abecednik. Spelling and Elementary Reading
Book for the Slavonian Schools. 12mo. 2
copies.
On the Danube, 1853–4.
Berilo. Elementary Reading Book for the Use
of Slavonian Country Schools. 12mo.
On the Danube, 1853.
Slabikár. Spelling and First Reading Book
for the Use of Catholic Slavonian Schools.
12mo.
Vien, 1853.
Pocetnica. Spelling and First Reading Book
for the Catholic Slavonian Schools. 12mo.
Beću, 1853.
Бүкваръ. Spelling and First Reading Book
for the Use of Servian Schools. 12mo.
Beću, 1853.
Abeqefapi8. Alphabet and First Spelling
Book in the Ancient Slavonic (tchirèlitche)
. and Roman Letters. 12mo. Vien, 1853.
Exementapið. Ruthenian Spelling and First
Reading Book. 12mo.
Vien, 1853.
Читанка. Second Reading Book for Use of
the Ruthenian Schools. 12mo. Beću, 1954.
Malo Berilo. Small Selection for use of Ele-
mentary Slavonian Schools. 12ino.
On the Danube, 1853.
Slabikar a první Čítanka. Spelling and First
Reading Book for the Use of Bohemian.
Catholic Schools. 12mo. sewed. Vien, 1852.
Knjixica imenah. - Slavonian and Italian Ele-
inentary Book for the Use of Country Schools.
12mo.
Vien, 1849.
Slovnićka Čítanka. First Reading Book for
the Use of Slavonian Schools. 12mo.
Beću, 1853.
Slabikár. Spelling and First Reading Book,
with small Catechism for the Ruthenian
..Catholic Schools. 12mo.
Vien, 1854
Grammars.
Janović, Basil. Graináteka limbe Roman-
esci. Grammar of the Roumanian Language,
for the Use of the Third Class in Gymnasia.
12mo.
Vien, 1851.
-- T'pamateka. Grammar of the Moldo-
walachian Language for the Use of the Second
Class of the Gymnasia. 12mo. Vien, 1851.
Levicki, Joseph, Tpamnáruka. Gram-
matika Nemeckogo Yazyka. Gerinan Gram-
mar for the Use of Students in the Second
Class in the Ruthenian Schools in Galicia.
12mo.
Vien, 1845.
Macun, John. Slovnica jezika gèrćkoga.
Grammar of the Greek Language. Two
Parts. 8vo. sewed.
Bec, 1853.
Nemska Slovniga. German Grammar for
the Use of Slavonian Schools. 12mo.
On the Danube, 1853.
Poczatki grammatyki Jezyka Polskiego. Ele-
ments of Polish Grammar. sewed. Vien, 1848.
Praktyczna Grammatyka. Practical German
Grammar for the Use of the Second and Third
Classes in National Schools in the Austrian
Empire. 12mo.
Vien, 1854.
Weber, Adolphus Latinska Slovnica. Latin
Grammar for Use of the Slavonian Elementary
Schools. Svo.
Beć, 1853.
Exercises.
Andrievich, Samuel, Mike Komenie.
The Little Comenius, in Moldo-Walachian,
with a German Translation, for the Use of
the First Class in Schools. 12mo. Vien, 1851.
Dünnebier, J. A. . Latinski i hèrvatski Prı-
meri za prevodjenje. Latin Exercise Book,
with a small Grammar and Vocabulary for the
Use of the Croatian Schools. Svo. sewed..
Beć, 1853.
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Weber, Adolphus, Latinska Citanka. Latin
Krótki Katechizm przez pytania i odpowiedzi.
Exercise Book, containing Extracts from Cor-
Short Catechism for the Children of the Polish
nelius Nepos, &c., for the Use of the Slavonian
National Schools. 12mo. sewed. Vien, 1853.
Colleges. Two Parts. 8vo. sewed.
Listy i Ewanjelie. Polish Epistles and Gos-
Beć, 1854. pels for the Sundays and Festivals. 12mo.
Vien, 1851.
Mali Katekizem. Small Catechism for the
Elocution, Composition, Prose, and Elementary Slavonian Schools. 12mo.
Poetry.
Bec, 1852.
Malý Katechismus. Small Catechism, for the
Kovalsky, Basil. Pocka Tutanka.
Use of Slavonian Children. 32 pp. 12mo.
Russian Prose and Poetry Book for the Use of stitched.
Vien, 1851.
the Ruthenian Gymnasian Schools. 8vo. Manja Kniga Čténja. Religious Reading
Vien, 1852.
Book. 12mo.
Beću, 1851.
Malo, Berilo. Small Slavonian and German
Reći, Epistoly a Evangelia. The Epistles and
Book for the Use of the Slavonian-German
Gospels for the Sundays and Festivals of the
Schools. 12mo.
Vien, 1853.
Catholic Church in Bohemia. 8vo. sewed.
Miklosić, Dr. Fr. Slovensko Berilo. Slavonian
Vien, 1853.
Prose and Poetry Book for the Use of Slavonian
-- Another Copy. 12mo. Vien, 1853.
Gymnasia. Svo. On the Danube, 1853.
Ponovilo potrebnih naukov. Instructive
Reading Book for the Use of the Country
Sunday Schools. 12mo.
Beć, 1854.
Mathematics.
Subbotitch, J. Cpicka Yutanka. Servian Andrievitsch, s, A pitmetiku KOJ8tepe.
Prose and Poetry Book, for the Use of Gym Guide to Arithmetic for the Use of the Elemen-
nasia. Svo.
Beć (no year). tary National Schools in Bukovina. 12mo.
- BETHUKI. Servian Anthology, in
Vien, 1850..
Prose and Poetry. 2 vols. 8vo. Beć, 1853. Andrievitsch, S. ApiTMeTiki CHTp8.
Weber, Adolphus. Čitanka za porabu dolnje
Arithmetic for the Use of the Third Class in
gimnazije. Prose and Poetry Book for the
the Colleges in Bukovina. 12mo. Vien, 1850..
Use of Slavonian Schools. Svo. Beć, 1852.
Moznik, Dr. F. Hacraßichie Km Yacienilo.
Zabawa stiniczka za seosku dieicu. Amusing
Elements of Arithmetic for the Use of the
and instructive Reading Book in Dalmatian,
Gymnasian Ruthenian Schools, 12mo.
with an Italian Translation, for the Use of
Vien, 1850.
the Second Class in the Minor Elementary
— Наставленіс Book of Arithmetical
Schools of Dalmatia. 12mo. Beću, 1849.
Exercises for the Use of Schools of Art. 8vo.
Vien, 1854.
Mocnika, Dr. F. Kniha Poćetni. Book of
Religious Books.
Arithmetical Exercises for the Use of Bohe-
Bejuküf KATIXUCM'b. Larger Catechism
mian Schools of Art. 8vo. Vien, 1852.
Moćnika, Dr. F. Pouka u Raćunici. Edited
for the Use of the Ruthenian Colleges. 12mo.
by M. Ġolub. Book of Arithmetic for the
Vien, 1854.
Use of the Slavonian Gymnasian Schools. Svo.
Berila ali Listi in Evangelii. The Epistles and
(2 copies.)
Beć (Vien), 1853.
Gospels for the Sundays and Festivals, in Moćnika, Dr. F. Upuība u Računanju. Edited
Slavonian. 12mo.
Beć, 1851. by M. Gólub. Book of Arithmetical Exercises
Dzieje Starego i Nowego Testamentu. Com for the Use of the Elementary Slavonian
pendium of old and New Testament History Schools of Art. 8vo. Beć (Vien), 1853.
for the Use of Elementary Polish Schools. Mecznika, Dr. F. Nauka Rachunków. Arith-
12mo.
Vien, 1853. metic for the Instruction of the Polish Ele-
Katechizmus. Bohemian Catechism for the mentary Schools of Art. 8vo. Vien, 1852.
Use of Schools. 12mo.
Vien, 1853. | Mozhnila, Dr. F. Nauka Rachunków na I
Katekizam mali s' Upitovanjim i s' Odgovo i trzecia klasse. Arithmetic for the Use of the
rim. Small Slavonian Catechism, with Italian Third Class in Elementary and Gymnasian
Translation, for the Use of Young Children. Schools in the Polish States. 12mo. Vien, 1850.
12mo.
Vien, 1849. Moćnika, Dr. F. Pouka u Algebri. Edited
Kersćanski katoślki nauk okrajsan. Slavonian by M. Ġolub. Algebra for the Use of the
Catholic Catechism. 12mo. Beć, 1852. Slavonian Colleges. 2 parts. Svo. sewed.
Vien, 1854.
Kreisingra, J. Biblická déjeprava. Com-
pendium of the Old and New Testaments, for
HacTabigDIE KL OYMOTOCICHIO. Book of
The Use of the Slavonian Schools. 12no.
Elementary Arithmetic for the Use of the
Vien, 1854. Ruthenian Schools. 12mo. Vien, 1849.
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Nauka Počítání z Hlavy. Book of Mental
Arithmetic for the Use of the Bohemian
Elementary Schools. 12mo. Vien, 1851.
Nauka Poćetní. Book of Elementary Arith-
metic for the Use of the Slavonian Gymnasian
Schools. 12mo.
Vien, 1851.
Nauka Rachowania z Pamieci. Book of Mental
Arithmetic for the Use of the Polish Country
Schools. 12mo.
Vien, 1850.
Szaboky, Dr. Adolf. Bevezetés a Számolá-
stanba. Hungarian Arithmetic for the Use of
Gymnasia and Schools of Art. crown Svo.
Beé (Vien), 1853.
Mértan a Sikban. Geometry for the Use of
Hungarian Schools. 8vo. sewed. n.d.
Háromszögmertan a Sikban. Trigonometry
for the Use of Hungarian Schools. Svo.
sewed.
n.d.
Sciences.
Atalános Földraiz Alapvonalai. Outlines of
Statistical Universal Geography. Svo. sewed.
Bécsben, 1853.
Ausztriai Honismeret. Geography of the
Austrian Empire for the Use of the Hungarian
Schools. crown 8vo. Beć (Vien), 1854.
Baumgartner, Dr. Siloslovje za visé Gim-
nasije. Natural Philosophy for Colleges in the
Slavonian States. Svo. sewed.
Termeszettan Alapvonalai. Outlines of
Natural Philosophy for the Hungarian Schools.
8vo. sewed.
Lányi, Dr. Karel. Déjiny Starovékého
Lidstava. Universal History for the Use
of the Slavonian Colleges. 2 parts. 8vo.
sewed.
Vien, 1852.
Obris Zemljopisa i Povéstnice. Ancient His-
torical and Political Geography for the Slavo-
nian Gymnasian Schools. Svo. sewed.
Beć (Vien), 1853.
Pecirka, Dr. Jos. Rudoslovje. Geology for the
Use of the Gymnasian and Art Schools.
Crown 8vo.
Bes (Vien), 1854.
Smetane, Dr. F. J. Pocela Siloslovja ili Fizike.
Mechanics, Natural Philosophy, and Astrono-
mical Geography, for the Use of the Slavonian
Gyınnasian Schools. Svo. sewed.
Bec (Vien), 1954.
Subbotiću, Dr. J. Spomenici stare Jugoslavenske
Knjizevnosti. Monuments of Old Slavonic
Literature. 8vo. sewed. Beé (Vien), 1853.
Volian, B. A. 3Bkpocaobis laid.1106
OCHOBanie. Zoology for the Use of
Gymnasian and Collegiate Ruthenian Schools.
crown 8vo.
Vien, 1852.
Zemljopis Austrijanske Carevine. Geography
of the Austrian Empire for the Use of the
Slavonian Schools. crown 8vo.
Beć (Vien), 1854.
Zemljopisna Pocetnica. Universal Geography
for Elementary and Art Schools in the Slaa
vonjan States. Svo. sewed. Beć (Vien), 1854.
(Presented by the Austrian Government.)
ORIENTAL
Shudhoor edh-Dhahab. Syntax, Arabic. By
Ibn-Hisham. royal 8vo. Cairo, 1837-8.
Sharh Ibn-Akeel. Syntax, Arabic. By Ibn-
'Akeel.
Keshf en-Nikáb fee 'Ilm el-Hisáb. royal 8vo.
Cairo, 1848.
Subhat es-Subyán. Vocabulary, in Verse;
Arabic, Turkish, and Persian. 8vo.
Cairo, 1833.
Tuhfet Wahabee. Vocabulary, in Verse;
Persian and Turkish. 8vo. Cairo, 1830.
Tuhfet Heyret. Dictionary, in Verse; Turkish,
Persian, and Arabic. Svo. Cairo, 1839-40.
Miftah ed-Dirreeyeh fee Ithbát el-Kawaneen
ed-Dirreeyeh. Grammar, Persian, in Arabic.
fcp. Svo.
Cairo, 1939–40.
Ifadet el-Adh-hán fee Reyádet es-Subyán.
Primary Instructor; translated from the
French by Mohammad Efendee Esh-Sheemee.
fcp. Svo.
Cairo, 1844.
Akhlak ’Aláee. Moral Precepts of ’Aláee.
imper. Svo.
Cairo, 1833.
Takhteet el-Arádee. Geodesy; translated
from the French by Ibraheem Efendee Rama-
dán and Ibraheem Ed-Dasookee. royal 8vo.
Cairo, 1944.
Táreekh es-Sultán Suleymán. Turkish His-
tory during the Reign of the Sultan Suleymán
(Soliman the Magnificent). imp. Svo.
Cairo, 1832.
France, Voyage to. By Rifá’ah Bey. royal
Svo.
Cairo, 1839-40.
History of Peter the Great and the Empress
Catlıerine. royal Svo.
Cairo, 1830.
Italy, History of, translated from the
by
royal Svo. Alexandria, 1833.
Napoleon, History of, at St. Helena. Svo.
Cairo, 1831.
· Bonaparte, History of. royal Svo.
Alexandria, 1838.
Arithmetic, Treatise on, by Renaud ; trans-
lated into Arabic by Mohammad Efendee Esh-
Sheemee. royal 8vo.
Cairo, 1849-50.
Themret et-Iktisáb fee 'Ilm el-Hisáb. Arith-
metic, common. Translated by Mohammad
Efendee el-Beiyoomee and Ibraheem Ed-
Dasookee. royal 8vo.
Cairo, 1846.
Kitáb 'Ilm el-Gebr wa-l-Mukábileh. Algebra ;
translated from the French by Mohammad
Efendee El-Beiyoonie. royal 8vo.
Cairo, 1840-1.
Euclid, in Arabic. Svo.
Cairo?
El-La-álee el-Baheeyeh fi-1-Hendeseh el-
Waseeyeh. Geometry, Descriptive. Trans-
lated from the French by Ibraheem Efend c
Ramadán and Hasan Efendee. royal 8vo.
Cairo, 1845.
El-Hendeseh el-Waseeyeh. Geometry, De-
scriptive, Manual of. “By Mohammad El-
Beiyoomee. Svo.
Cairo?
Mejmooa el-Hendeseh. Geometry, Practical.
imp. 8vo.
Cairo, 1831.
.
vai
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Ovo.
Mabádee el-Hendeseh. Geometry, Elements Kitab Mishkát el-Lá-dheen fee'Ilm el-Akrába-
of. By Ritá'ah Bedawee Rafi'. royal 8vo.
zeen. Veterinary Materia Medica, abridged.
Cairo, 1843. Translated from the French by Mohammad
Usool el-Hendeseh. Geometry, Elements of; Efendee Abd-El-Fettáh and Mustafà Hasan
from the French of Legendre.' royal 8vo. Kisáb. 12mo. .
Cairo, 1843.
Cairo, 1836.
Hisáb el-Muthellithát. Trigonometry; trans-
Anatomy and Physiology, Manual of. By
lated from the French by Ahmad Efendee
Clot Bey. Translated by Ibraheem Efendee
Dakleh, Ibraheem Ed-Dasookec, and Abu-s-
En-Nebaráwee. royal 8vo. Cairo? 1838.
So'ood Efendee. royal 8vo.
Bahjet er-Ru-useh fce Amrád en-Nisa. Women,
Logarithms. post 8vo. Cairo, 1834-5.
on the Diseases of. By the Hakeem Ahmad
Hasan Er-Rasheedee. royal Svo.
Mejmoo’at’Uloom er-Reyádiyeh. Mathematics,
Cairo, 1844.
Course of. By Is-hák Efendee. 4 vols. royal
Nuchet el-Ikbál fee Medáwát el - Atfál.
Svo.
Cairo, 1840-2.
Children, on the Medical Treatment of. By
Geography, by Rifa'ah Bedawee Ráfi'. royal
the Hakeem Ahmad Hasan Er-Rasheedee.
Svo. 2nd edition.
Cairo, 1838.
royal 8vo.
Cairo, 1845.
- Maltebrun's, translated into Arabic by
Rifá’ah Bey. vols. 1 & 3. folio. Cairo.
Deiyá en-Neereen fee Medáwát cl-'Eyneyn.
Physical. Translated from the French
Eye, the Diseases of the, Treatment of.
Translated from the English by Ahinad Ibn-
of Félix l'Amoureau, by Ahmad Hasan Er-
Hasan Er-Rasheedee. royal Svo. Cairo, 1840.
Rasheedee. 8vo.
Cairo, 1838-9.
Kaláïd el-Mefákhir. General Geography, His-
Er-Ródah el-Baliecyeh fee Medáwát el-Amrád
el-Jildecyeh. Diseases, Cutaneous, Treatise
tory, Manners, and Customs, &c., by Rifa'ah
Rái El-Tahtawee. royal evo. Cairo, 1833–4. |
on. By Ahmad Hasan Er-Rasheedee. 2 vols.
royal Svo.
Cairo, 1846.
Kitab Tahdheeb el-'Ibárát fee Fenn Ukhz el-
El-Kól es-Sareeh fee 'Ilm et-Teshreeh.
Mesáhát. Surveying, Manual of. Translated
Anatomy, General Translated from the
from the French by 'Imáreh Efendee. post
French by Yoohannà 'Anhooree, Mohammad
8vo.
Cairo, 1844.
El-Harawee and Ahmad Er-Raslicedec. royal
Kitáb Garr el-Athkál. Mechanics, Treatise on. 8vo.
Cairo ? 1832.
Translated from the French. royal 8vo.
Et-Teshreeh el-Kháss. Anatomy, Special.
Cairo, 1834.
Translated from the Frencli, by Mahommad
Tahreek es-Sawáil. Hydraulics. Translated Efendee Esh-Shebasee. 2 vols. royal Svo..
from the French by Alinad Fážd. royal 8vo.
Cairo, 1849.
- Cairo, 1847.
Kitab Kunoo7 es-Sihhah. Health, Popular
El-Akwál el-Mardeeyeh fee 'Ilm benyet el Instruction in the Laws of. Translated
Kurah el-Ardceyeh. Geology, Treatise on. Sva.
Cairo, 1845.
'Translated by Ahmad Efendee Fáid. post 8vo.
Cairo, 1841.
Kánocn cs-Sihhah. Health, Treatise on Public.
By Niohaminad El-Haráwee. royal 8vo.
Useful Metals Treatise on. Translated
Cairo, 1833-4.
from the French by Bedawee Ráfi'Et-Tahtáwee.
Kitáb cl-Wiládeh. Midwifery, Treatise on.
post 4to.
Cairo, 1833.
By Ahmad Hasan Er-Rashecdce. royal Svo.
Physiology, Human. Manual of. Translated
---- Midwifery. Plates. royal Svo.
from the French by 'Alee Efendee Heybe!..
Cairo, 1843.
Cairo, 1836.
royal Svo.
--Gharar en-Nijáh fee Tamál el-Jiráh.
Chemistry, Barron's. Translated by Mohammad
Surgery, Operative. By Mohammad 'Alee
Et-Toonisee. 3 vols. royal 8vo. Cairo, 1843.
en-Nukalee. 2 vols. royal Svo. Cairo, 1846–7.
Kánoon es-Sibágheh. Dyeing, Silk, the Art
- et-Teshreeh el 'Am. Anatomy, Kilárºs.
of. Translated from the French. royal Svo. Translated into Arabic by Eesawee Efendee
Cairo, 1823. En-Nahráwee. royal 8vo. Cairo, 1845.
El-Azhár el-Badee'ah fee 'Ilm et-Tabee'ah.
Medicine, History of the Practice of. Trans-
Physics, Manual of. Compiled from the
lated from the Italian. 2 vols, Evo.
French by Mohammad El-Hará wee. royal Svo.
Cairo, 1826.
Cairo, 1838–9
Kitáb el-Tashkhees. Medical Diagnosis. By
Kitáb el-Akrábázeen. Pharmacy, Treatise on. Mohammad Shafi'ee Efendee and Mohammad
By Hoseyn Er-Rasheedee. royal Svo.
El-Toonisee. 2 vols. in 1. royal Svo.
Cairo, 1842–3.
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J. S. Hodson.
Toys, Kinder-Garten; adapted for Froebel's
Improved Method of Instruction. In polished
boxes, at the following prices :-
Gift I., 2s. 6d.; Gift II., 1s. 6d.; Gift III.,
9d. ; Gift IV., 9d.; Gift V., 1s. 3d.; Gift
VI., 1s. 3d.
Pasteboard Plaiting Box, containing pieces of
pasteboard cut into triangles and quad-
rangles. Price 8d.
Stickwork Box. Price 3d.
One Dozen Plaiting Sticks, 9 inches long. 3d.
Pea Box, complete. 3s.
Joseph, Myers, & Co.
CABINETS AND APPARATUS FOR OBJECT LESSONS.
149
Toys, Kinder-Garten, &c.
2 Diagrams illustrating the system.
Boxes for Modelling,
Paper Plaiting Boxes.
The Gifts, I. to VI.
Spelling Box.
Plaiting Sticks.
Laying Stick Boxes,
Stick for Pea Work,
Needles.
Paper Casquet.
Specimens of Modelling.
The Practical Guide to the English Kinder-
Garten. crown 4to, cloth. 75. Gd.
J. & B. Ronge.
Toys, Kinder-Garten. Illustration of the method
of instructing Children in the Institutions
called Kinder-Garten (Children's Garden) in
the construction of patterns from rectangular
and other pieces of wood, with tables of Ex-
ainples to accompany it. Carc-board box.
Set of Examples of their work in paper
and card-board, with explanatory labels.
Exhibited by --
Vegetable Kingdom, &c.-cont.
PLANTS CULTIVATED FOR THEIR TIMBER
4. SCOTCH FIR AND LARCH.--Specimen of
leaves of each, and cones.
5. THE WILLOW TREE.-Osier Twigs— Wil-
low-plaits for Bonnets — Material for
Bonnet Frames.
6. OAK.-Leaf - Oak bark — Acorn-Un-
tanned leather-Tanned leather.
7. THE BEECH TREE.-Leaf-Beech-nut.
8. THE ASH TREE.-Leaf and Seed.
9. THE CHESTNUT.--Leaf and Nut.
10. THE BIRCH.-Leaf-Bark.
11. THE WALNUT TREE.—Leaf and Nut.
12. THE CYPRESS AND CEDAR OF LEBANON.-
Leaves of each.
13. THE SYCAMORE OR PLANE TRIE-Lcaf.
PLANTS CULTIVATED FOR THEIR FIBRE.
14. Flax.--Specimen of Plant before it is ·
sent to the Mill-Fibre of the Stalks,
ThreadLinen.
15. Hemp-Fibre of the Stalks—Sail Cloth-
Cord.
PLANTS CULTIVATED FOR THEIR Bark.
16. The Cork Tree.--Bark-Bark prepared.
17. THE PAPYRUS OR BULRUSH or THE NILE.
-Specimen of the Reed, and Filaments of
the Crown.
PLANTS CULTIVATED FOR THEIR LEAVES.
18. THE MULBERRY.-Silkworm's Cocoon-
Silk-Satin-Velvet.
19. The Rose TREE.-Specimen of Leaf and
Flower.
PLANT USEFUL FOR ITS SALINE PROPERTIES.
20. SEA-WEED.-Specimen of Sea-weed-
Soap-Bottle Glass.
James Gordon, Edinburgh.
Toys, Conjuriag:-
Box of Mechanical Conjuring Apparatus, 12s.
Magic Wine Funnel. 3s.
- Inexhaustible Bottle, small size. Es. 6d.
- Canister. 45. 6d.
- Bell and Box for Seed Trick. 2s.6d.
Plate and Box for Money Trick. 4.s. 6d.
W.S. Norris, 22, Orchard Street, Portman Sq.
Trades, 8 Prints of. Size, 20 x 15 inches
coloured and mounted on 4 millboards. 6s. the
sct.
Home and Colonial School Society.
- - Size 20 x 15 inches, coloured, and
mounted on canvas and roller, varnished, size,
4ft. Iin. by 3ft. 3 in. l0s. 6d., or separately,
6. each.
Dartoil & Co.
Illustrations of the Processes of the Manu-
facture of Earthenware, and Samples of the
Materials employed. (In a case.)
Presented by Messrs. Minton fo Co.
Vegetable Kingdora. Object Lesson Cards;
on the Vegetable Kingdom. Set of Twenty,
size 205 by 13 inches, in a Box, price il. Is.
The Objects themselves are affixed to the
Cards, on which the Lessons . re printed, show-
ing the uses of the Objects:-
Musée Populaire de Belgique; a Series of Ida-
structive Pictures for Villagers and Infant
Schools, produceci under the Direction of the
Belgian Government. size 24 in. by 18 in.
7 Parts. Sheets loose in covers.
Brussels, Stapleaux.
Scripture Prints. Series of 5 in lithography,
size 20 by 16 inches. (French.)
Object Lessons.-Dutch. See p. 120.
Spiel und Beschäftigungskästen, &c. Amuse-
ment and Occupation for Children and Young
People. Ist part, Ball Playing. 8vo. Seven
boxes of wooden objects, geometrical forms,
&c. accompany this pamphlet. Blankenburg
en wölf Bilder aus dem Leben bayerischer
Fürsten. Historical Pictures (12) of Events
in the Lives of Bavarian Princes. By M.
Echter, &c. fcp. broad folio, in wrapper,
2s, 6d.
Joseph, Myers, & Co.
PLANTS CULTIVATED FOR THEIR SEED.
1. WHEAT.- Wheat-Straw-plait-Biscuit-
Paper made of Wheat Straw—Macaroni.
2. Correr-Lcaf-Secd.
PLANT CULTIVATED FOR ITS Root.
3. GINGER. -- The Root — Leaf of Ginger
Plant-Specimen of a Cruciferous Flower
and Seed-pod.
DRAWING AND FINE ARTS.
CLASS III.
DRAWING AND FINE ARTS.
LIST OF EXAMPLES, &c., approved by the SCIENCE AND ART DEPARTMENT,
and supplied to National and other Public Schools Institutions, &c.
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A Collection recommended by the Departa | Collections recommended, &c.-cont.
ment for beginning in Parochial Schools. A set of two sheets of outline, suggested £ s. d.
£ s. d.
by the Bishop of St. Asaph, in cover,
Large Compasses -
- - 0 4 3 12 in. by 9 in. - - - 0 0 6
White chalk (one gross) - - - 0
Ditto, cut up and mounted back and
Slip, two set squares, and T square - 0
front, on boards, various - - 0 2 3
Letters AOS - - - - - - 0 3 0
Outlines of familiar objects, two sheets,
One set of twelve outlines, on black
11{in. by 8.in.
- - - 0 0 3
and white grounds - - - -
Ditto, cut up and mounted on two
Simpson's twelve plates of outlines, on
boards, 9 in. by 6 in. -
009
canvas - - - - - - 0 7 0
One set of 21 plates of Elementary
The same reduced for pencil drawing - 0
Practical Geometry, mounted back
Richson's elementary free-hand copies,
and front, various - - -
O 15 0
five parts. post 4to. - - -
Dyce's Elementary Outlines of Orna-
De la Rue's free-hand outlines of com-
ment, 50 selected plates, one set,
mon things, 48 subjects, 9fin. by 6in.
mounted back and front, various - 0 16 0
Bishop of St. Asaph's outlines. royal 4to. O
The same, unmounted, sewed - 0 5 0
Familiar objects
A selection from the same, 15 plates,
Box of models -
one set, back and front mounted - 0 5 0
One set of a selection from Dyce's
Weitbricht's Outlines of Ornament,
Drawing-book, 15 plates, mounted
reproduced by Herman, one set, 12
back and front .
- - 0 5 0 plates, mounted back and front,
Diagram of colour (No. 285) - - 0 0 9 various -
- - 0 5 6
Specimens of the drawing-board, T
The same, unmounted
square, compasses, books on geome-
Morghen's Outlines of the Human
try and colour, case of pencils and
Figure, reproduced by Herman, one
colour-box awarded to students in
set, 20 plates, mounted back and
parish schools
- 0 13 6
front, various - - - 0 10 0
The same, unmounted
0 3 4
Total - - 3 17 0
One set of four plates, outlines of
Tarsia, from Gruner, mounted, 177 in.
The following Collections have been for the
by 22 in. and 8in. by 18} in. - 0 3 6
most part prepared under the Authority of
The same, unmounted
- 007
the Department, and are recommended
Albertolli's Foliage, one set of four
for more extended Instruction.
plates, mounteci, 20 in by 8 in. - 0 3 6
The same, unmounted. - - 0 0 5
Class I.- Copies for Outline Drawing.
Outline of Trajan Frieze, mounted - 010
One set of the letters, A OS, mounted,
Wallis's Drawing-book, mounted - 07
14 in. by 21 in., ..
The same, unmounted' ob. post folio 0 3 6
- 0 3 0
The same, unmounted -
Cotman's pencil Landscapes - - 0 15
09
0
One set of 12 outlines on black and
Outline drawing of flowers, eight
sheets, mounted
white grounds, mounted on mill-
board, back and front, 10 in. by 16 in.
The same, unmounted, eight sheets - 0 0 8
and 8 in. by 10/in. - - - 0 3 0
The same, unmounted - - - 0 1 3
Class II.-Copies for Shaded Drawing..
Simpson's set of 12 plates of outlines
for the black-board, with preface,
Three plates of ornament shaded,
mounted on canvas, 20 in. by 25 in. - 070
&c. : -
The same unmounted - - - 0 3 6 Gothic Finial, monted, 12} in. by
The same, cut up and mounted back
19 in. - -
- 0 0 10
and front - - -
- 0 7 0
The same, unmounted - - 0 0 4
The same, reduced for pencil drawing 0 i 6 Husk, mounted, 13. in. by 11 in. 0 0 10
De la Rue's free-hand outline of com-
The same, unmounted - - 006
mon things, 48 subjects - - 0 5 0 Ornament from a Greek Frieze,
Single packets, eight subjects, each - 0 1 0
mounted.
De la Rue's Outlines of Animals - 0 1 0 The same, unmounted - - 0 0 3
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Collections recommended, &c.--cont.
Collections recommended, &c.--cont.
Four plates of flowers, shaded :-
£ s. Plates extracted, &c.—cont.
£ s. d.
Virginian Creeper, mounted
Head and Shoe for conveying rain
The same, unmounted
- 009
from roofs, mounted, 20 in. by
White Grapes, mounted -
14 in. -
-
0 2 6
009
The same, unmounted
The same, unmounted - - 0 0 9
Burdock, mounted
The same, unmounted
- 0 0 4
Poppy, inounted -
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE.
The same, unmounted - -oot
Gruner's shaded cxamples of Biga, or
Five plates extracted from Knowles'
Ancient Car, inounted, &c., 17 in.by
Work on Naval Architecture, being
221 in. -
the sheer draught, lialf-breadth, and
-
The same, unmounted
body plans :-
McCallum's Studies of Trees, Ash,
Of a merchant ship 1,257 tons bur ?
mounted, 24 in. by 18} in. - -028 then, 46 in. by 15 in. ..
The same, unmounted - - - 0 1 6 Of a collier brig, 31 in. by 13 in. -
McCallum's Studies of Trees, Horse
Of a Virginia built privateer, 31 in.
Chestnut, mounted, 24 in. by 18. in. 02 S
by 11 in.
The same, unmounted-
- 0 1 6
Of a Berinudian schooner, 23 in. , oo
Cotman's Landscapes (6), tinted in
by 10 in.
Sepia, &c. -
- 100 Of a man-of-war's launch, pin-
nace, cutter, and yawl, mounted
Class III.- Architectural and DIechanical
on millboard and canvas, 22 in.
Drawing, 8c.
by 12 in. and 21 in. by 11 in.
the set -
MACHINE DRAWING.
The same, unmounted, the set - 0 14 0
Engineer and Machinist's Drawing..
Knowles' Work complete, the letter
book, 71 plates published, mounted
press, 4to., and an Atlas of 39 plates,
back and fronton millboard, 15 in. by
folio, half bound -
- 600
12 in.
• 3 0 0
The same, 16 parts. imp. 4to. sewed.
2s. each -
- 1 12 0
Class IV.-Elementary Torks for tcaching Colour.
Tripon – "Etudes Elémentaires de
A small diagram of colour, mounted,
Lavis," being 50 shaded copies of
14 in. by 21 in. - - - 0 1 6
Machine Drawing, mounted on mill
The same, unmounted
board, 20 in. by 14in. - - 3 15 0 A large diagram of colour, mounted,
The same, folio, unmounted - - 2 10 0
18 in. by 48 in. -
PRACTICAL ARCHITECTURE.
Redgrave's Manual and Catechism on
Colour, 2nd edition, 18mo. - - 0 0 9
Plates extracted from the Course
adopted at the Royal Eng. Establish-
ment at Chatham, by perinission of
CLASS V.- Coloured Examples.
the Master-General of the Ord-
nance, in sheets, viz. :—
Eight coloured cxamples of Flowers,
Brickwork, three plates, mounted,
mounted, enamelled, -
28 in. by 20} in. - -
09 o Pelargonium, mounted, 12 in. by
The same, unmounted - 046
16 in. - -
Mason's Work,two plates, mounted,
The same, unmounted - -
20 in. by 14 in., and 28 in.. by
Petunia, mounted, 12 in. by 16 in.
201 in. - - -
The same, unmountech
The same, unmounted - - 0 2
Nasturtium, mounted, 12. in. by
Carpenters' Work, one plate,
16 in. -
mounted, 28 in. by 20} in. -
The same, unmounted
The same, unmounted -
01 S
Camellia, mounted, 12} in. by
Joiners' Work, one plate, mounted,
16 in. -
28 in. by 204 in. - -
The same, uninounted
The same, unmounted - - 0
Wallflower, mounted, 12} in. by
Staircases, mounted, 28 in. by
16 in. -
20in. - -
The same, unmounted
1 6
The same, uimounted - - 0 1 6
Althea Frutex, mounted, 121 in. by
Boarded Floors, mounted, 20 in.
16 in. -
by 14in. - -
The same, unmounted
The same, unmounted -
Torrenia Asiatica, mounted, 12 in.
Common and Trussed Partitions,
by 16 in. -
mounted, 28 in. by 20. in. - 0
The same, unmounted - - 0 ? 9
The same, unmounted - - 0 1 6 Oleander, mounted, 12 in. by 16 in. 0 3
Roofs, mounted, 28 in. by 203 in.
The same, unmounted -
and 20 in. by 14 in. : - 0 13 0 | King's flowers in flat tints, six sheets,
The same, unmounted - - 0 6 3 1 unmounted, 175 in. by 13) in. - 1 1 0
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Collections recommended, &c.--cont.
Collections recommended, &c.—cont.
Robinson's Collection of Examples of £ s. d. Human Skeleton, with stand, curtain £ s. d.
coloured Ornament of various styles
rods, and curtain - - - ll ll 0
to serve as first exercises in flat tint.
ing, 12 plates, mounted, 12 in. by
Class VIII.-Books, fc.
10 in.
0 13 6
Almanack of Science and Art, 1856. post Svo.
The same, unmounted - - 0 8 0
2s. 6.
Chapman & Hall.
Group of Camellias, after Robinson - 0 12 0
Alphabet of Colour, reduced from the
Two plates of Elementary Design - 0 1 0
works of Field, Hay, Chevreuil, and others.
Two plates of Ornament, from Persian
By W. H., F.R.S. 4to. sewed. 35.
MSS. -
Bell, John. Elementary Art-Instruction. Free-
Three plates of Indian arms - - 0
hand Outline, Part 1, Outline from Outline,
A design for an Axminster carpet,
or from the Flat. oblong 4to. sewed. 35. 1852.
printed in colours by V. Brooke : 0 2
- Part 2, Outline from Objects, or
Pyne and Simpson's coloured Land-
from the Round. oblong 4to. sewed.°45.'
scapes (6),printed by Vincent Brooks 2 5 0
.
Bell & Daldy, 1854.
Class VI.-Solid Models.
| Binns, W. An Elementary Treatise on Ortho-
A box of models for Parochial Schools i 2 0
graphic Projection, being a New Method of
A stand with a universal joint, to show .
Teaching the Science of Mechanical and
the solid models, &c. - - 1 S 6 Engineering Drawing. Svo. cloth. 9s.
One wire quadrangle, with a circle and
E. & F. N. Spon, 1857.
cross within it, and one straight wire.
Bonomi, J. The Proportions of the Human
One solid cube. One skeleton wire
Figure. 8vo. 1s.
H. Renshaw, 1836.
cube. One sphere. One cone. One
Barchett, R. Practical Geometry. post Svo.
cylinder. One hexagonal prism - 2 2 0
cloth. 55.
Chapman & Hall, 1855.
Skeleton cube in wood - - 0 3 6 --- Practical Perspective. post Svo. 75.
Mr. Binns' models for illustrating the
Chapman & Hall, 1856.
elementary principles of Orthogra-
--- An Introduction to the Construction of
phic projection as applied to mec-
Plane Geometrical figures. 18mo. 5d.
hanical drawing, in box - - 1 100
Chapman & Hall, 1855.
Mr. Binns' models for illustrating
Byrne, 0. Elements of Euclid, the first Six
the principles of the penetration of
Books, in which coloured Diagrams and
solids :-
Symbols are used instead of Letters, for the
The penetration of a cylinder by a
greater ease of learners. post 4to. published
cylinder.
- 0 2 0 at 17. ls.
W. Pickering, 1847.
The penetration of a cylinder by a
Cassell's Euclid's Elements of Geometry.
cone -
- 0 2 0
Books I. to VI., XI., and XII. post Svo.
The penetration of a cone by a
cloth, ls. Cd., seved, ls.
Kent & Co.
cylinder
-
0 2 0
Clerget, Ch. E. Collection Portative d'Orne-
Thé penetration of a cone by a
ments de la Renaissance. 36 plates. imp. 8vo.,
cone -
-
0 26
in wrapper. lls.
Paris, 1851.
Rowney's perspective models, a set of
Cole & Heagrave. Addresses on the Facilitics
5, invented by E. L. Paraire
afforded by the Department of Science and
(with a Book entitled “Perspec-
Art for acquiring Art Education. post Svc.
tive Explained.” royal 12mo.
Is. 6d.
Chapman & Hall.
cloth) - - - - 2 12 61
Balias, E. H. Elements of Plane Practical
CLASS VII.-Miscellaneous Solid Forms.
Geometry, with Illustrative Applications. Svo,
Three objects of forn in Pottery
cloth. 75. Gd. J. W. Parker & Son, 1855.
(Minton's),-
Davidson's Elementary Drawing. 8vo. 38.
Indian Jar
- 0 4 9
Celadon Jar
- 0 3 6
Dawes, Rev. R. (Dean of Hereford). Hints
Bottle -
- 0 4 9
on an Improved and Self-paying System of
Five selected vases in Majolica Ware
National Education. 12mo. Sd.
(Minton's), cach - - - 0 8 0 -- Schools and other similar Institutions for
Three selected vases in Earthenware
the Industrial Classes. 12mo. 4d.
(Wedgwood's), 2 at 45. 6d., 1 at 5s. 9d.
Grooml;ridge & Sons.
De la Xus's Elementary Drawing. oblong.
Three large Shells, such as
Crown Mellon -
-:0 3 6
1s. 40.
Bull Mouth Helmet
- 0 1 6
Dicksce, J. R. Familiar Freehand. oblong
Green Snail -
- 0 1 3
folio. 28. Gd.
Three other selected Shells, such as,-
--- School Perspective. 8vo. cloth. 58.
Haliotis Virginea -
Simpkin & Co., 1859.
Zebra Snail -
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Directions for introducing Elementary Draw-
Lightning Voluta
ing in Schools and among Workmen. Pub-
Three selected stuffed Birds, as example
lished at the request of the Society of Arts.
of colour, such as,-
fcp. 4to. 45. Od.
Chapnian & Hall.
Crimson Tanager
Drawing for Young Children; containing 150
Orange Oriole
1 0 6 6 1 Drawing Copies and numerous Exercises.
Paradise Finch -
0 6 6 16mo. 38. 6d.
Houlston & Co.
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Dyce, W. Introduction to the Drawing Book Manual of Gothic Mouldings. 16mo. · Is. 6d.
of the School of Design. Published in 1842-3. - Gothic Stone Carving 16mo. Is. 6d.
12mo. 6d.
Chapman & Hall, 1854. - Surface Ornament. 16mo. ls. 6d.
Easy Drawing Copies for Elementary In-
J. H. Parker & Son.
struction. Simple Outline without Perspective Minifie, W. Text Book of Geometrical Draw-
(67 subjects). 4to. Mounted on pasteboard, ing. imp. Svo. cloth. 16s.
in a Portfolio. 6s. 6d. Walton & Maberly.
Minifie & Co., Baltimore, 1851.
Examples of Ornament, selected from Ornamental Coloured Designs, for the
Works of Art in British Museum, &c. &c. Use of Students, House Decorators, &c. ob.
Edited by J. Cundall. royal 4to. half bound. long imp. 8vo. Parts 1 to 10.
21. 2s.
Bell & Daldy.
Joseph, Myers, & Co.
Exercises in the Art of Drawing and Colouring Outlines of Familiar Objects; prepared, at the
Flowers. oblong 8vo. Joseph, Myers, & Co. request of the Bishop of St. Asaph, for the Use
Five Placards of the Principles of Decorative of Parochial Schools. royal 4to. sewed.
Art. 10d.
Vincent Brooks.
Fau, Dr. J. Anatomy of the External Form of Pease, W. Course of Practical Geometry;
Man, intended for the use of Artists, &c. being an Introduction to every Branch of
Edited by R. Knox, M.D. Text, 8vo., and Atlas, Mechanical Drawing. 12mo. 25.
containing 28 Plates, plain, imp. 4to., in port-
Simpkin & Co.
folio, cloth. ll. 45.
Principles of Decorative Art. imp. 8vo.
- Text, 8vo., and Plates, coloured,
1s.
Chapman & Hall, 1853.
21. 2s.
H. Balliere, 1849.
Green & Fahey. Grammar of Form. 6 Parts.
Redgrave, R. On the Necessity of Principles
oblong imperial 4to., sewed, 2s. 6d. each.
in Teaching Design. post Svo. 6d.
Dobbs & Co.
Chapman & Hall, 1853.
Grant, H. Elements of Practical Geometry for
- Report on Design;" prepared as a Sup-
plement to the Report of the Jury of Class
Schools and Workmen 12mo. sewed, ls.,
cloth, 1s. 6d. Groombridge & Sons, 1851.
XXX. of the Exhibition of 1851. imp. 8vo.
2$. 8d.
Clowes & Son, 1852.
Gruner, L. Specimens of Ornamental Art.
Richson, Rev. C. Elementary Free-hand
folio. 121. 125.
T. M'Lean. 1 Drawing Copies. Parts 1 to 5. oblong post
- Specimens of Ornamental Art, Explana 4to. 6d. each.
tory Text and Additional Plates to. By Emil.
- Diagrams and Instructions to be used in
Braun. royal 4to. 75. 6d. T. M'Lean.
- Fresco Decorations and Stuccoes of
Chapman & Hall.
Churches and Palaces in Italy during the Fif - Geometrical Curves and Familiar Objects.
teenth and Sixteenth Centuries. large folio. Part 3. imp. 16mo. 6d. National Society.
cloth. 51. 5s.
T. MÅLean, 1854.
Robinson, J. C. Introductory Lecture on the
Harding, J. D. Lessons on Art. imp. Svo. Art Museum. crown Svo. 6d.
cloth. 15s.
Day & Son.
Chapman & Hall, 1854.
- Guide and Companion to the « Lessons - Manual of Elementary Outline Drawing.
on Art.” imp. 8vo. 12s. 6d. Day & Son. 18mo. Sd.
Chapinan & Hall, 1853.
Hyett, W. H. Letter to the Dean of Hereford; - Catalogue of the Museum of Ornamental
Mechanical Drawing and the Education of the Art. Part 1., with an Appendix, containing a
Hand in Schools for the People. 12mo. 6d.
1. Prospectus of the Department. royal 8vo. Gd.
Groombridge & Sons, 1856.
Chapman & Hall, 1855.
Jewitt, A. Hand Book of Perspective. 18mo. Wallis, G. Biriningham School of Art Draw-
cloth. Is. 6d.
J. Cornish. ing Book. oblong post folio. 3s. 6d.
Jones, 0. Lectures on the Articles in the De-
Chapman & Hall.
partment of Practical Art. “Propositions to
Introductory Instructions to the Birming-
be discussed." Svo. 2d.
ham School of Art Drawing Book. royal 8vo.
- Grammar of Ornament. imp. folio. 177.
Chapman & Hall.
Lindley, J. School Botany and Vegetable Williams, Butler. Manual for Teaching
Physiology; or, the Rudiments of Botanical
Model Drawing from Solid Forms, with a
Science. Svo. 56. 6d. Bradbury & Evans, 1856.
Popular view of Perspective. 8vo. 175.
- Symmetry of Vegetation; an Outline of
J. W. Parker & Son, 1852.
the Principles to be observed in the Delinea-
- Instruction in Drawing, for Elementary
tion of Plants. post 8vo. sewed. ls.
Schools; abridged from the above. Svo.
Chapman & Hall, 1854.
3s. 3d.
J. W. Parker & Son, 1856.
Linear Drawing Copies for the earliest In-
struction, comprising upwards of 200 subjects,
Wernum, R. N. Catalogue of Ornamental
on 24 sheets, mounted on thick pasteboard, in
Casts. royal Svo. ls. sewed, Is. 6d. cloth.
Longman & Co., 1854.
a portfolio. 5s. 6d.
Analysis of Ornament. royal 8vo. Ss.
Esund, Rev. T. Geometry and Mensuration.
Chapman and Hall, 1856.
Part 1, Geometry as a Science. 12mo.
Is. 6d.
---- Part 2, Geometry as an Art.
12mo. 2s.
Longman & Co., 1854–5.
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The following Materials, Examples, &c. | Materials, &c. for use in Schools-cont.
have not been prepared at the suggestion
Drawing-board, imperial size, T square, £ s. d.
of the Department, but will be found useful
2 set squares, and i dozen drawing
in Schools.
pins (prize set)
Muterials.
Drawing-board, 12 in. by 16 in. - 0 2
square for same - - - - 0 1
Black canvas, strained on frame, 22 in. £ s. d.
Case of implements and materials for
by 17 in. -
- - 0 1 8 chalk drawing -
- 0 14 0
One dozen holders for chalk, 6 in. - 0 2 4 Stephens' papier maché drawing book 0 0 9.
Rigg's large compasses, with chalk . Chalk pencils for ditto, per dozen - 0 1 0
holder, for black-board use, 14 in. - 0 3 6 Boxes of chalk for ditto
- 0 1 0
White chalk, gross boxes - - 0 1 6
Slip, 3 ft. :
Examples.
Two set squares, 18 in. and 12 in. - Yo 5 0 Landscape, Birdsnest (after Hunt),
T square, 2 ft. 6 in. -
254 in. by 18in. -
0 10 6
Miller's colour-box, containing
Ditto, Village Fisherman, 29 in. by
lours and 3 brushes - - - 0 1 2 21} in. -
- 1 1 0
Miller's ditto ditto, polished box, con-
Landscape, Como, 29 in. by 214 in. - 0 15
taining 8 colours, a tube of white,
Ditto, Frankfort (after W. Callow),
and 3 brushes, 8 in. by 2} in. - 0 2 8 29 in. by 211 in. -
0 15
Reeves's ditto ditto, superior ditto,
Ditto, Downe Castle (after J. D. Hard-
containing 8 colours, a tube of
0 7 6
white, and 3 brushes, 64 in. by 2 in. 0 2 8
Group of Roses (after Hunt - 0 10 6
Roberson's ditto ditto, containing 10
Landscape, Isola Lecchi, Lago di
colours, stick of Indian ink, slab,
Guarda, by Leitch - -
and 7 brushes (prize box - - 0 13 6 Landscapé, á Street in Verona (Bent-
Newman's ditto ditto (prize box) - 0 13 6
ley), 12 in. by 15 in.
0 15
Newman's ditto ditto, containing 3 co-
Drawing models for beginners, with a
lours, Indian ink, slab, and 3 brushes
Treatise on Drawing
- 1 16
(prize box) -
The Bones, indicated within the out-
- - - 0 3 4
Reeve’s ditto ditto (prize box)
line of the Discobolus of Naucydes - 0
- 0 3 4
Bougerie's Anatomical Subjects, 6
Elliott's case of superior instruments,
plates - - - - 3 12 0
containing one pair of 6-in. com-
Ornamental coloured Designs, in 10
passes, with pen and pencil legs,
parts (Joseph, Myers, & Co.), each - 0 i 6
6. in. by 2 in. -
- 0 4 8
Cochem, on the Moselle (Richard-
Elliott's ditto, larger box, containing
son) -
- - 1 1 0
one pair 6-in. compasses, pencil leg,
Davidson's painted models in wood, in
bow pen, and scale, 62 in. by 24 in. 0 6 91
a box, viz. :-
Elliott's prize case of instruments - 1 7 0 Common ladder, garden gate, field
Elliott's prize case of instruments,
gate, church, cottage, step lad-
smaller size . - - - 0 14 0
der, bridge, garden roller, door
Eliott's drawing instruments for
and steps. These are models
schools
04 0
constructed in the same manner
and painted the same colours as
Elementary series (first course of the
6 Folding Drawing Models," by Ben-
the real objects -
jamin R. Green and James Fahey,
consisting of four models, viz., — :
Casts of Ornament and the Figure, recom-
1. Cube and Lodge—2. Cottage-
mended for the Use of a Parochial School.
3. Steps-4. Bridge-in box com-
plete - - - - 0 15 0
ORNAMENT.
Solomon's small case, containing com-
Section of Frieze from the Erectheum,
pass, with pen and pencil leg, 3} in.
Athens.-Greek -
by liin. -
- 0 3 11 Small Acanthus scroll.–Roman - 06 6
Ditto ditto, and ruling pen, 5in. by
Rosette, from the Capitol, Rome.-
2. in. -
-
- 0 2
Roman
Ditto ditto, bow compass, pen, with
Another, ditto.—Roman ,
moveable pen and pencil leg, 5 in.
Rosette from the cloisters of Santa
by 23 in.
Maria del Popolo, Rome.--Roman - 0 3
-
O 3
Parke's small compasses
Pomegranate portion of the frieze of
0 1 0
the Ghiberti Gates, Florence, 1424
Houghton's stumps for chalk drawing.
52.—Renaissance -
- 0 6 6
White paper, in sets of four - 0 1 0
Ditto ditto. Blotting paper - - 0 1 4
THE FIGURE.
Ditto ditto. Leather - Bois
Bust Oi Diana robing - - - 0 10 6
Box of 3 pencils, Indian rubber, and
Bust of the Young Augustus - - 0 6 0
4 drawing pins
Box of 7 pencils and Indian rubber - 0 201 | Including those for a parochial school 2 6 6
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DRAWING AND FINE ARTS.
Casts of Ornament and the Figure-cont.
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ORNAMENT.
Stele top, from the British Museum. £ s. d.
Greek -
- - 0 4 0
Florentine panel, with swan.-Roman 150
Nest of scroll of pilaster, from Villa
Medici.-Roman -
Large scroll, from Trajan Forum.-
Roman
-
-
4 0
Small acanthus leaf, Temple of Jupiter
Stator.-Roman - - - - 0 6
Small rosette from the tomb of the
Scipios. -Roman - - - 0
Another, ditto.-Roman
Pilaster, from tomb of Louis XII.-
Renaissance -
Another, ditto. Renaissance - - 0 5 0
Another, ditto
»
- - 0 5 0
Another, ditto
05 0
Egg-plant and pomegranate, Ghiberti
Gates.-Renaissance - - -
Pilaster, from Florence(Cinque-cento),
formerly called from “Santa Maria
del Popolo."-Renaissance - - 1 1 0
Acanthus leaf, from St. Eustache,
Paris.-Renaissance - - - 0 4 0
Pilaster, from the Madeleine, Paris
(from the bronze of Trequetti, c.
1840.)– Modern Renaissance - 0 12
A section of the above.- Modern Re-
naissance - - - - - 0 S 0
Finial, from Lincoln.-Gothic - 0 3 6
Capital, from Temple Church.-Gothic 0 7 0
Capital, from Stone Church, Kent.-
Gothic - - - - - 0 7 6
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ORNAMENT.
Enriched moulding (Echinus, from the £ s.
Erectheum).--Greek - - - 0 5 0
Lysicrates scroll (Athens),--Greek - 0 4 0
Stele top, from British Museum.-
Greck - - - - - 0 4
Large frieze, Trajan Forum.-Roman 4 0 0
Nest of the Florentine scroll, with the
swan.-Roman - - - - 0 10
Pilaster, from the Villa Medici, Rome
- Roman -
- 3 10
Centre rosette, from Trajan Scroll.-
Roman - -
A griflin.-Roman -
- 0 5 0
Leaf moulding, Temple of Mars Ultor
-Roman - - - - 0
Piece of architrave, from St. Denis,
Paris.-Byzantine - -
Panel, froin Bonn.-Byzantine - -
Iron Scroll-work, hinge, Notre Dame,
Paris.--Byzantine - - - 0 12 0
Another portion.—Byzantine ..
An Alhambra panel.—Saracenic -03
Another.—Saracenic - -
Moulding boss, from St. Stephen's,
Westininster.—Gothic -' 1 - 0 4
Spandrel, from Stone Church, Kent.
Gothic
- -1 0 0
Small carved panel, traccry.-Gothic - 0 3 O
Another.— Gothic - - 0 3
A portion of the architrave of the
Ghiberti Gates, with eagle.---Renais-
sance -
- 0 15
Another, with squirrel.-Renaissance - 0 15 0
Pilaster, from Louis XII.'s tomb.-
Renaissance -
0 5 0
Another.-Renaissance - - - 5 0
Diamond rosette, Brescia.--Renaissance 0 3 0
Panel, from the Martinengo tomb,
Brescia, with Cinque-cento Arabesque
and figures.-Renaissance - - 1 10 0
Panel, from Chateau d'Anet, with
cartouche.-Renaissance - - 0 4 0
Pilaster, from Notre Dame, Louis XV.
-Renaissance -
Portions of pilaster, from the Madeleinc.
- Modern Renaissance
Another.-Modern Renaissance
- 0 3 0
Another.-Modern Renaissance - 0 3 0
Another.—Modern Renaissance 1 - 0 3 O
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Anatomical figure, by Houdon -
Discobolus of Naucydes, Naples - 5
Torso of Venus, British Museum - 0
Bronze Hercules -
- 0
Bust of Diomede - - - - 0
Bust of Clytie, British Museum - 0 10
Dancing Girl, with wreath -
O 14
Portion of Panathenaic frieze, from
the Parthenon - -
Hand, with scroll (antique) -
with stick , . - - 0
, female, from nature
- 0
» anatomical -
Foot of the Laocoon (right) -
„ of the Venus de Médici (right
Foot from the antique (male) - 0 1 0
, anatomical - -
- 0 1 6
Mask, child of Niobe
Another, ditto - - - - 0 3 0
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Discobulus of Myron, British Museuin - 5 0
Fighting Gladiator, Louvre - - 5 0
Venus de Medici, Florence - - 0
Bust of Apollo - -
- 0) 15
, Venus of Milo, Louvre - 0 15
Mask of Moses, by Michael Angelo - 5
Foot of Farnese Hercules - - O 5
Three anatoinical figures of animals - 1 1
Portion of Panathenaic frieze, from the
Parthenon -
- 0 18
Panel from Ghiberti Gates
- 2 2
Hand of St. Peter
Mask of a child (Nature)
Another
0
0
0
0
0
Collection of Casts of Ornament and the
Figure, for a Central School of Art.
£ s. d.
Including the two former collections 28 15 6 1
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Horse's leg, from Nature -. - 046
Melon -
- (2124) 0 1
Another
- 0 4 6 Pomegranate
- (2125) 0 0 9
Head of a lion, from Nature - - 0 10 0 Pomegranate
(2126) o 1
Lioness
-0.
0 7 0
Pomegranate
(2127) o
» Goat -
Bottle gourd
- (2128) 0
Greyhound's les, from Nature
0 2 6 Apple -
- (2129) 0 0
Another
-026 Apple -
- (2130) 0 0
Apple -
- (2131) o
68 19 6 Pear -
- (2132) o
Pear (different)
- (2133) 0
Additional Casts, not included in the above
- (2134) 0 1
Citron
Lists, but useful for Instruction.
-
- (2135) 0 1
Giant gourd -
- (2161) 0 2
ORNAMENT.
A group of plums
- (2162) 0 7 6
Lemon -
- (2163) 0 0 6
Enriched noulding, from the upper £ s. d.
Rock gourd
- (2164) 0 1 0
cornice of pedestal of Trajan's Pillar
Lily .
- (2165) 0 7 6
-Roman - - - - 0 5 0
Funeral fern of New Zealand - (2166) 0 12 0
A rosette, froin the Capitol.-Roman - 4 0
Vine branch
- (2167) O 5
A rosette, from the antique.-Roman -0 4 0
Dock leaf
- (2168) o 2
A moulding boss, from St. Stephen's,
Dock -
- (2169)
Westminster.-Gothic - -04
Bean and leaf -
- (2170)
Piece of architrave of Ghiberti Gates,
Study of a stork, from wood
(the pomegranate portion).-Renais-
Study of a stork, from wood - (2172)
sance -
- 0 5 0 Hand (with compass) - . (2176) 0 2 6
» the egg-plant portion.
Hand resting
- (2177) 0
-
1
-- Renaissance
1 - 0 5 0
Hand drawing -
- (2178)
„ „ the bird portion.-
Open hand -
Renaissanc
- (2179)
issance -
- 050
Open hand (inale)
- (2180) o
Lower portion of Florentine pilaster.-
Open hand (male)
- (2181) o 2
Renaissance -
-0.70
-
Group of female hands - (2182)
Middle portion of Florentine pilaster.
Group of female hands
Renaissance -
- (2183) 07
- - - 0 7 0
- (2184) 0
Female hand on cushion
2 0
Upper.-Renaissance · - -0 7 0
Female hand -
- (2185) O
Panel, with Cinque-cento Arabesque,
Female hand with bracelet - (2186) o i
from the Martinengo Tomb at Brescia.
Male hand
:- (2187) o
-Renaissance
- 100
Male hand
Pilaster, from the Madeleine Gates.-
- 12188) o
Male hand throwing - (2189) o
Renaissance -
- - 0 12 O
Male hand, on stone
- (2190) o
Male hand with stick
- (2191) o
THE FIGURE.
Clenched male hand
- (2192) 0
Statue of Dancing Faun, from Florence
Hand with scroll, on stand - (2193) o
(451) 3 100
Child's hanc
- (2194) 0
Statuette of A pollo, British Museum
Child's hand
- 2195) o 1
(460) 0 12 0 Child's hand
- (2196) O 1
A horse -
- (1618) O 5 0 Child's hand with stick
- (2197) o 1
A coir -
- (1619) 0 5 0
Group of four hands
- (2198) 0 5
A dog -
- (1620) 0 3 6
Pair of feet -
- (2199) O 3
A stag -
- (1621) o 5
Pair of large ears
- (2220) o 2
A lion
- (1622) o 3
Pair of small ears
. (2201) 0 1
A goat -
- (1623) o 5 Anatomical foot
(2202) o
An anatomical arm - - (1626) O 3 6
Mask of Juno -
(2203) 0 3 6
- (1627) o 36 Mask of Madonna, by Michael
Cast of leg, from Nature - (1628) o
Angelo -
- (2204) O
36
„ of an arm, from Nature - (1629) 0 4 0 Nose and mouth of Æsculapius (2205) 0 1 0
Nose and mouth of Caracalla - (2206) 0 1 0
Casts or Fruit, &c. from Nature.
Nose and mouth of Adonis - (2207) 0 1 0
Nose and mouth of Antinous - (2208) 0 0 9
Group of blackberries - - (2111) 0 15 0 Nose and mouth of Venus d'Arles
Group of apples
- (2112) o 7 6
(2209) 0 0
Group of apples (different) - (2113) o 7 6 Nose and mouth of Lucius Verus (2210) 0 0
Group of pears -
- (2114) 0 7 6 Nose and mouth of Hadrian - (2211) 0 1
Group of plums
- (2115) 0 7 6 Nose and mouth of Juno
Group of vine and leaf - - (2116) 0 7 6 Eye and nose of Laocoon - (2213) 0 0 9
Group of vine and leaves (large) (2117) 1 1 0 Eye and nose of Laocoon - (2214) o
Bunch of grapes
- (2118) o 7 6 Eye and nose of Bacchante - (2215) 0 0
Shaddock
- (2121) 0 1 0 Eye and nose of Bacchante - (2916) 0 1 0
Orange -
- (2122) 0 0 6 Eye and nose of Jupiter - (2217) 0 1
Orange -
- (2123) 0 0 6 | Eye and nose of Jupiter - (2218) o io
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Additional Casts, &c.--cont.
£ s. d. | List, &c.--cont.
£ s. d.
Eye and nose of Hadrian - (2219) 0 1 0 Shield by Vechte, in the Museum of
Rosette -
- (2220) 0 1 6 the Department.—Repoussé work,
A piece of foliage, Sansovino - (2221) 0 1 6 oxydized. Elkington - - 6 6 0
A piece of foliage, Sansovino - (2222) 0 3 6 Liège tazza, the original in iron, inlaid
Byzantine Capital
(2223) 0 26
with silver.-Modern. Elkington
A portion of scroll, from Trajan
3 12 0
forum
(2224) 0 7 6 Perfume burner.-Same work. (Oxy-
A shell -
(2236) 0 1 6
dized.) Elkington. (175) - - 4 7 6
A shell -
- (2237) o 1 6
Saracenic damascened bowls. Elkington
A shell -
- (2238) 0 1 0
from 1 1 0
A shell -
- (2239) 0 1 0 Tankard, the original in silver, parcel
A shell -
- (2240) 0 1 0
(317) - - - - - 414 6
Tazza.— Italian work, - 16th cent.
(Gilded.) Elkington. (393) - 4 2 6
List of the Principal objects which may be Tankard.—German, 17th cent. (Gilded.)
selected by the Local Schools of Art to Elkington. (397) - - -
accompany the National Prizes awarded Beaker and Cover.—German, circa 1700.
to their Students.
(Gilded.) Elkington. (292) -
Every National Prize gives the privilege of
Tankards. — 17th cent. Oxydized.)
selecting objects of art of the value of 101. to the
Elkington. (220) -
- 3 18 0
school where the student obtaining such prize
Ditto. (Gilded.) ditto. (287) 3 6 0
has been instructed.
Saracenic box.—(Damascened.) El-
Specimens of all the objects are exhibited in
kington -
- 21. and i 15 0
the Court of Reproductions of the Museum of
Salver.—17th cent. (Gilded.) El-
the Department, with the prices attached to each
kington. (1153) - 1 - 250
of them. The objects may be purchased by the
Saracenic Plateau.—(Damascened.)
public at the prices named, upon application to
Elkington. (420) - - - 10 10
the Storekeeper's office.
Iron Helmet.--Italian, circa 1540. El-
The present collection, which is to be regarded
kington - -
- 3 100
only as a beginning, has been formed to a great
Three Cinque-cento plates.—(Gilt and
extent by means of the liberality of the French
oxydized.) Elkington - each i 4
Government, which has permitted copies to be
Salt-Cellar. — 16th cent. (Gilded.)
taken of many of the finest objects in the Louvre,
Elkington. (61) -
the Musée d'Artillerie, and Hôtel de Cluny, at
Italian Lamp Stand.—16th cent.
Paris.
(Gilded.) Elkington -
Cup on Ball Feet --German, 17th cent.
(Oxydized.) Elkington. (12) - 0 18 O
: I.-- Reproductions by Means of Electrotyping.
Algiers shield, from the Louvre, Paris, £ s. d.
II.- Copies.
in electro-deposit and oxydized silver.
Franchi.
Of five studies of the male figure from
River Cod dish, from the Louvre.
nature, by W. Mulready, R. A. each 6 6 0
Franchi
- each 4 0 0
Of three studies of the female figure
Cellini and other Tazzas, from the
from nature, by W. Mulready, R. A.
Louvre. Franchi - - each 2 0 0
each 6 6 0
Coloured photographs of the crystals in
collection. Franchi - - - 5 0
the Louvre - - each 10s. to 30
Helmets, from Count de Nieuwerkerke's
Coloured photographs of the enamels
collection. Franchi - - each 3 10 0 in the Louvre - each 10s. to 3 0 0
Breastplates, from Count de Nieuwer-
Coloured copies from Italian orna-
kerke's collection. Franchi . each 5 0 0
ment - - - - from 2 0 0
An entire suit of armour, of renaissance
Indian ornament from woven fabrics,
ornament, from the Musée d'Artillerie,
Paris. Frarichi -
- 25 0 0
jewellery, arms, &c.
Shields from the Musée d'Artillerie,
Paris. Franchi - - each 5 0 0 III.— Photographs taken by C. Thurston
Helmets and portions of armour, do.
Thompson.
Franchi.
Fifteen examples of the crystal cups in
Knives and forks and spoons. Franchi
the Louvre, Paris - - 2 10 0
from 1 5 0 |
Fifteen examples of the enamels in the
Casts of ivories. from the Louvre, Hotel
Louvre, Paris - - - 2 10 0
de Cluny, &c. of caskets, statuettes,
Fifteen examples of the decorative
horns, plaques, &c. Franchi.
arms in the possession of Her Majesty
Casts of ancient ivories, published by
the Queen - - - - 2 10 0
the Arundel Society.
Fifteen examples of Buhl work, taken
Cellini shield, in the Royal collection.
from the furniture lent to the De-
Elkington -
- 6 6 0 1 partment
- - 2 100
0
15
0
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DRAWING MATERIALS.
159
List, &c.-cont.
£ s. d. | Bowden & Co.--cont.
Fifteen examples of carved furniture
Sketch Book, Solid; 9 in. by 5} in. Whatman's
lent to the Department - - - 2 10 0 best. 2s.
Fifteen yiews in the Paris Exhibition - 2 10 0 — 9} in. by 61 in. Ditto. 2s. 6d.
These series are placed in portfolios.
10 in. by 7 in. Whatman's extrå rough.
Fac-similes of Raffaelle's Original
38.
Drawings in the Louvre - - 7 0 0 1
10 in. by 7 in. Whatman's tinted paper.
Photographs of any objects in the Mu-
3s.
seum of Ornamental Art may be
111 in. by 9 in. Ditto. 45.
ordered at the tariff prices of 10s.,
12 in. by 8 in. Whatman's best. 4s.
208., and 30s. each, for negatives, and
13 in. by 9} in. Ditto. 5s.
of 1s., 38., and 5s. each, for positives.
14 in. by 10 in. Imitation Creswick. 6s.
IV. - Publications.
- 14 in. by 10 in. Harding's paper. 6s.
19 in. by 13 in. Imitation Creswick. 12s.
Owen Jones's Grammar of Ornament - 17 10 0 Sketch Block, Solid, in case ; 34 in. by 5 in. :
Griner's Specimens of Ornamental Art 12.12 0
made of Whatman's best drawing paper. 2s.
And any works above the value of 51.
- 61 in. by 4in. Ditto. 2s. 6d.
which are in the Library of the De-
- 7 in. by' 5 in. Imitation Creswick. 38.
partment of Art.
9} in. by 6 in. Whatman's best. 38. 6d.
-- 10 in. by 7 in. Whatman's extra rough.
4s. 6d.
DRAWING MATERIALS.
12 in. by 8 in. Whatman's best. 5s.6d.
- 14 in. by 10 in. Imitation Creswick. 9s.
PAPER.
Tracing Paper, French and English: Sample
Bowden & Co. :
Book of.
Bowden's Pocket Sketch Book, containing 32 Tracing Cloth, Patent; Sample of.
leaves of good pencil drawing paper, lettered
Wet Sketch Protector, Double Framed, and Table
in gold on side * Sketch Book.' 6d.
Drawing Pins (Specimens on a Card).
Easel combined. Ss.
Drawing Paper, French and English: Pattern
- Single Framed. 45.
G. Bowden & Co.
Book of.
Portfolio, A School. 16 in. by 11 in. 10d. British and Foreign School Society :
for Drawings or Music. 16 in. by llin., Improved Drawing Pad, White or Tinted,
with flaps. half dark green leather, cloth sides, ls. 3d. each.
silk strings. 38.
Drawing Portfolios, folio size, half roan, 28.,
for Drawings, &c., 15 inches by 12
half cloth, ls.
inches. half blue morocco, with jointed mill-
board flap. 10s. 6d.
Drawing Portfolios, broad folio, half cloth, 2s.
- half imperial. 22 in. by 16 in., with flaps,
British and Foreign School Society.
half dark green leather, cloth sides, silk strings. De la Rue & Co.:
58.
- - whole imperial. 32 in. by 22 in. half lea-
Drawing Papers, different sizes.
ther, jointed millboard flaps, &c. 16s.
Drawing Boards, cut into various sizes, in
Scrap Book. 10 in. by 6 in., for Photographs, packets.
Sec. White paper. 2s.
Drawing Books.
- 12in, by I} in. 45. 6d.
Solid Sketch Books.
- 15% in. by 11 in. Assorted tints. half
Solid Sketch Blocks.
morocco, cloth sides. 12s.
De la Rue & Co.
Sketch Book. 9 in. by 5 in. With paper limp
covers, for school use. 4d.
De la Rue de Coi's Vegetable Parch-
- 10 in. by 7 in. Ditto. 6d.
ment :
lliin. by 9 in. Ditto. Sd.
Vegetable Parchment is made from waterleaf
- 77in. by 4. in 24 leaves, with cloth or unsized paper, of which ordinary blotting
limp covers, lettered in gold on sides “Sketch paper is a common example. Waterleaf may be
Book.” 6d.
regarded as an interlacement of vegetable fibres
- 8 in. by 54 in. Ditto. Sd.
in every direction, simply held together by con-
- 9 in. by 71 in. Ditto. 10d.
tact.
· Ditto. ls.
All paper in the first stage of its manufacture
- 5 in. by 3} in. half leather, cloth sides, is, in one sense, blotting paper, and is converted
pencil case, and elastic band. ls. 3d.
into writing or printing paper, by the addition
Is. 6d.
of sizing materials, and the effect of sizing is to
- 7in. by 5in. 25.
barden the paper, to fasten the primary fibres
- 9 in. by 54 in. 2s. 6d.
together, and cause them to resist capillary action,
10 in. by 7 in. 38. 6d.
to enable them to be written upon by inks.
Sketch Block, Solid; 3 in. by 5 in.; made of To make Vegetable Parchment, the waterleaf
Whatman's best drawing paper. 10d.
or blotting paper is simply dipped in diluted
- 6} in, by 41 in. Ditto. ls.
sulphuric acid when the change takes place, and
7in. by 5 in, Imitation Creswick. ls. 6d. though nothing appears to be added or sub-
7 in. by 5 in. Whatman's hotpressed. tracted, the waterleaf loses all its previous pro-
1s. 6d.
perties, and becomes Vegetable Parchment."
160
DRAWING AND FINE ARTS.
De la Rue & Co.'s Vegetable Parchment | Hachette & Co.:
-cont.
Conté Crayons, in square boxes. Nos. 1, 2, 3.
Various purposes to which it may be applied:- Per gross, 28. 8d.
· Hachette & Co.
Vegetable Parchment glazed.
Houghton, P., & Co.:
dyed.
Box of Academy Chalks, assorted, Black,
Plans drawn on Vegetable Parchment.
White, and Red. Od.
Oil and Water Colour Paintings on ditto.
Card of Instruments, 1s. 6d, and 2s. each.
Deeds, &c., written on Vegetable Parchment, Case of Materials for Chalk Drawing, con-
Cheques, Bills of Lading, &c., printed on Vege taining i dozen Academy Chalk, Port
table Parchment.
Crayon, Dividers, Charcoal and Stumps, 3s.
Books, Card Cases, &c., bound in Vegetable 1 Stumps for Chalk Drawing. White Paper in
Parchment.
Sets of Four.
Direction Labels made from Vegetable Parch-
Blotting Paper.
ment.
Leather.
Artificial Flowers made from Vegetable Parch-
P. Houghton & Co.
ment (dyed).
De la Rue and Co.
Joseph, Myers, & Co. :
Rowney & Co:
Drawing Materials for Juvenile Artists; com-
Blank Drawing Book. imp. 4to., sewed in prising three pencils, india-rubber, set-
paper cover. 2s. 3d.
square, flat ruler, six sheets of drawing copies,
-- oblong 4to. half roan, cloth sides, and six sheets of drawing paper; complete
stiffened. 35.
in a neat cardboard box.
-- oblong imp. Svo., half roan. 45. 6d.
Joseph, Myers, & Co.
Blank Sketch Book. oblong imp. 8vo., cloth | Lund, W. Specimen Card of Patent Spring
stiffened. ls. 3d. G. Rowney & Co. Slide Pencils. Price 2d. each.
Portfolio for Drawings, half roan, paper sides,
W. Lund, 26, Fleet Street.
each 22 in. by 15 in., and 15 in. by li in.
Miller & Co.:
- half roan, cloth sides, with canvas
Case of Best Lead Pencils, pure Cumberland
wrapper to cover the cages of the prints,
Lead. 6d.
24 in, by 19 in.
- of Practical Art Pencils. 2d. each.
G. Rowney & Co.
Chalks for black-boards, &c. In boxes, 3d. each.
-
large box, 2s. 6d.
Miller & Co., 56, Long Acre.
National Society :
PENCILS, CRAYONS, &c. Specimen sheets of crayon and drawing papers,
Bowden & Co.:
in portfolio.
Box of coloured crayons. ls. each.
Pastels (Specimens on a Card).
Box of Academy crayons. 4d. cach.
Swiss Crayons (200 in a Case). 2s. 6d. per
Leather stumps, 3 sizes. 4d. each.
dozen.
G. Bowden & Co.
Paper stumps, 4 sizes. 2d. each.
Specimens of colour boxes. 6d., ls., and 2s.6d.
British and Foreign School Society :
Specimens of lead pencils, chalks, and chalk-
Rowney's Drawing Pencils. 6 doz., various.
holders. 16 on card. Various prices.
1s. 4d. per doz.
National Society.
French Conté Crayons, 4d. per doz.
Reeves de Sons:
Box of Coloured Crayons, is.
A Glass Case illustrative of Pencil-making,
White Drawing Chalk, 3d. per doz.
and containing Cumberland Lead in its
Charcoal, 8d. per packet.
crude and manufactured state, and speci-
Crayon Holders, ls. 6d. per doz.
mens of Drawing Pencils in every stage of
Drawing Pins, 28. the half gross.
manufacture.
Reeves & Sons.
Stumps, Leathern, 2s., and 2s. 9d. per doz.
Wolf, E., & Sons :
Stumps, Paper, 10d. and 1s. 2d. per doz.
A Box of Drawing Materials, Is. 6d.
Athenian Crayons, Creta Lævis, and other.
Drawings of Screws from Models, in Glazed
Pencils, and Specimens of Lead, showing
Frames; by Boys in the Schools.
the Progress of Manufacture, &c. &c. (Her
Drawings of Stag Hunt, Bird, &c., and Rustic
Majesty's Commissioners of Exhibition, 1851.)
Scenery; by Boys in the Schools, in glazed
E. Wolff & Sons.
frames.
British and Foreign School Society.
Brookman & Langdon:
Miocre, G. B. Specimen Permanent Crayon
Fine Art Drawing Pencil, in six degrees. In
Drawing.
boxes containing one dozen, sorted. 1s. 6d. Exhibited by Mr. G. B. Moore, 2, Lansdowne
Brookman & Langdon.
Terrace, Gloucester Road North, Regent's
De la Rue Co.:
Park.
Fine Art Drawing Pencils, made by a new
process from compressed Cumberland Lead
Powder.
De la Rue & Co.
PENCILS, CRAYONS, ETC. —COLOURS.- IMPLEMENTS.
161
Aower
COLOURS.
| Reeves & Sons-cont.
Bowden & Co.:
Double Octagon Shaped Cakes are made for
the same purposes as the Octagon, but con-
French Spirit Varnish, for Oil Painting; by
tain double the quantity of colour. Ordinary
Soelmee, Frères. A bottle, 1s. 6d.
colours 2s. each. .
for Water-Colour Painting ; by Ditto. A
Quadruple Cakes are made chiefly for export,
bottle, ls. 6d.
and contain a quantity equal to four cakes.
French Liquid Glue. Large bottle, 9d. ; small Moist Colours in Pans and Tubes are now in
do., 6d.
general use for outdoor sketching. Ordinary
Siccaty de Harlem, a Bottle of. ls. 4d.
colours, ls. each.
G. Bowden & Co.
Moist Colours in Sancers are used by Engineers
Davis, A., & Co. :
Colour Boxes, in Whitewood, at one farthing
and Surveyors, the centre containing the
colour to be used in a body and the outer
to 3d. each. (Samples on a Card.)
rim the light washes. Ordinary colours, ls.
- Cedar, at is. 4d. and 2s. 6d. each.
each.
Artists' Companion, in Cedar. 9d.
Also, Drawings executed in the Colours by
A. Davis & Co.
Henry Warren, Esq., President; and C. H.
Hachette & Co.:
Weigall, Esq. and Mrs. Margetts, members
Colour Boxes, with Saucers, &c. 9d., 1s. Ofd.,
of the New Society of Painters in Water
and 1s. Sd. each.
Hachette & Co.
Colours.
Reeves & Sons.
Heyl & Co.:
Rowney & Co.:
Two Boxes of Colours. (H.M. Commissioners Water Colours, superfine in Whole, Half, and
of Exhibition, 1851.) Heyl & Co., Berlin. Quarter Cakes.
Joseph, Myers, & Co.:
- Moist, in Tubes, Pans, and Half Pans.
The Floral Colour Box; containing twelve
Colour Box, complete, 12 Cakes.
superfine colours, india-rubber, pencil,
- with lock, 12 Half Cakes.
brushes, and pallets; together with six
- slide, 6 Quarter Cakes.
coloured and six uncoloured groups of
- 8 Cakes, moist.
12 Half Cakes, moist.
The Little Artist's Companion; containing
- 10 Tubes, moist.
nine colours (fitted in saucers), Indian ink,
Bottle of Chinese White
pencils, indià-rubber, brushes, with six
Indelible Ink.
coloured and six uncoloured designs; com-
Gum Water.
plete in mahogany box. 45. 6d.
- of Oxgall.
Rowney & Co
Colour Box, with Cornelian Glass Slab. 85.
Susse, Freres. Water Colour Drawing
Joseph, Myers, & Co.
Box, containing 18 Colours, Brushes, Pencil,
Miller & Co.:
Sketch-book, &c. Price 1l. 9s. 2d.
Miller's Shilling Colour Box, approved by the
- Packet of Charcoal. 7d.
Society of Arts.
Susse, Freres, Paris.
Practical Art Colour Box as prepared for the
use of Students in the Government Schools
of Art, &c. 28. 6d.
IMPLEMENTS.
Moist Colours. 22 whole cakes in japanned
Bowden & Co.:
tin case. 21. 10s.
- 14 half cakes, ditto. 12s.
Architectural Curves (Hudelo make). A Set
Water Colours, 12 tubes, in ditto. 11. 78.
of 12. Is. 6d. each.
Mahogany Drawing Box, containing 24 cake Brushes imported by Bowden & Co. (Speci.
colours. 31. 38.
mens on â Card.)
Case containing Six Bottles : Miller's Glass Drawing Board, French Poplar Wood, 15 in.
Medium, Nos. 1 & 2, for Water-colour Paint-
by 11 in. 2s.6d.
ing. Liquid Green and Carmine, and Indian Long Set Square, 51, in. Hudelo make. 5d.
Ink.
61 in. ditto. 6d.
- of Best Water Colours, in Cakes, at
8. in. ditto. Sd.
various prices, from 1s. Miller & Co.
10. in. ditto. 9d.
121 in. ditto. Is.
Reeves & Sons' Water Colours:
15 in. ditto. ls. 2d.
A Glass Case containing the following - 17 in. ditto. Is. 4d.
samples, viz.-
Rule, brass edged (Hudelo make). 16 in.
Half Cakes are intended for the use of Schools 2s. 6d.
and beginners. Ordinary colours 6d. each.
.
19% in 38.
Whole Cakes are the usual shape used by
- 32 in. 45. 6d.
artists and amateurs, being the original - superior Flat, of pear tree (Huelo
shape in which Water Colours were invented make). 12 in. 4d.
by Mr. Thomas Reeves in 1780. Ordinary
- 16 in. 6d.
colours 1s. each.
12 in. 9d.
Octagon Shaped Cakes are mostly used by
214 in. 10d.
Engineers and Architects, there being no
251 in. ls. 3d.
sliarp corners to the cake, the colour rubs
311 in. ls. 9d.
off more freely in the round saucers generally
39 in. 2s. 6d.
used by them. Ordinary colours, Ts. each.
- 43 in. 2s. 9d.
162
DRAWING AND FINE ARTS.
Bowden & Co.--cont.
Cronmire, J. M. & H.-cont.
Set Square, 45 deg. 34 in. Hudelo make. 5d. Cronmires' Full Set College Instruments,
- 41 in. ditto. 6d.
with Marquois Scale. 21. 10s.
5} in, ditto. 7d.
--- Full Set German Silver Instruments,
- 64 in. ditto. 9d.
with Ivory Sector Scale. 10s.
74 in. ditto. Is.
Rule, 12-inch Scales. 31. per dozen.
Ss in. ditto. Is. 3d.
Ivory Sectors. ll. 10s. per dozen.
Set Square, 60 degrees, 6. in. Hudelo make. 7d.
- Protractors. 11. 2s. per dozen.
74 in. ditto. 8d.
- Parallel Rulers. 245. per dozen.
8} in. ditto. 9d.
Compasses.—Pillar Compasses, in brass. 10s.
- 9 in. ditto. 10d.
per doz.
- 101 in. ditto. Is.
-
German silver. 12s.6d. per doz.
- 114 in. ditto. ls. 1d.
- Proportionable, in brass without bar.
13 in. ditto. ls. 2d.
16s. 6d. per dozen.
- German silver Sheath Compasses, for
Set Square, 674 degrees, 6} in. Hudelo make. 6d.
pocket use. 4s. each.
-81 in. ditto. 8d.
-- Brass Compass, with Ink and Pencil
- 104 in. ditto. 10d.
Points, on a Beam for extending Drawings.
12. in. ditto. ls.
10s. each.
T Square, head to turn, superior brass edge Drawing Pen, Ivory handle, Turn-up Nib.
(Hudelo make). 43 in. 12s.
16s. per dozen.
- head to turn (Hudelo make), 28} in. 7s.
- best steel ditto. 11. per dozen.
- - brass edge, 43 in. 9s.
J. M. & H. Croninire.
of pear tree (Hudelo make). 14. in. 1 Congregational Board :
28. 3d.
· Proportional Scale. 1 foot. 4d. Ward & Co.
- 19 in. 2s. 9d.
Davis, A., & Co. :
- 231 in. 35. 6d.
Sets of Mathematical Instruments in fish-skin
- 284 in. 4s.
-
37 in. 45. 6d.
case. No. 141, 1s. 2d. ; 15, 2s. 9d.; 16, 4s. 6d.
43 in. 58. 6d.
- in mahogany case. No. 17, 2s. 3d.; 18,
38.; 18 D, 75. A. Davis & Co.
common, for School use. 15 in. Is. 6d.
18 in. ls. 9d.
Dean & Son:
21 in. 2$.
Pencil Cutter. The New American Patent
· 24 in. 2s. 6d.
Pencil Cutter, by which any lead pencil can
- 30 in. 35.
be pointed instantaneously. ls. Dean & Son.
36 in. 35. 6d.
Elliott, Brothers :
G. Bowden & Co. Set of Instruments as supplied to the R.M.
British and Foreign School Society:
Academy, Woolwich, in mahogany case.
21. 12s.6d.
Colour Box, Society of Arts, 1s.
Set of Instruments as supplied to the R.M.
Geometrical Rule, 6d.
Acadeniy,Sandhurst,in mahogany case. 31. 3s.
» » Triangle, ls.
Set of Marquois Fortification Scales, as sup-
Bow Compass (of Birch) 20 inches long. 3s. 6d.
plied to the R. M. Academy, Sandhurst,
T Square, 20 inches long, 1s. 6d.
mahogany box. 12s.
British and Foreign School Society. Set of Instruments, as supplied to King's Col-
Cronmire, J. M. & H.:
lege, in mahogany case. 21. 15s.
Mahogany Case, containing a large pair Com-
Prize Set of Instruments, as supplied to Science
passes, Shifting Leg, Ink and Pencil Point,
and Art Department, in mahogany case.
Box Scale. 25.
11. 5s.
Set of Instruments, ditto, ditto, in mahogany
- Dotting Pen, Hand Pen, Box Scale.
case. 155.
3s. 6d.
Set of Engineers' Instruments, in a rosewood
full set, with Bow, Tray to Case, Ivory case. £25.
Scale, Ebony Parallel Rule, and Brass Pro - Ditto. 107. 10s.
tractor. 7s.
Set of Architects' Instruments, maroon case.
- single jointed, slip-up shank, superior 41. 14s. 6d.
finished, with superior hardened Points, Set of Drawing Instruments in a small box,
Ivory Scale, Ivory Parallel Rule, and Brass and consisting of, 1, a 4-inch pair of com-
Protractor. 128.
passes or divider; 2, a diagonal scale and
with Sector, Joints, and Cronmires' ruler of boxwood; 3, a brass half-circle pro-
improved Telescope Bar to Compass, and tractor; 4, a small triangular square. 5s. 6d.
Needle Point, Ivory Sector, Ivory Parallel
Set of Drawing Instruments placed in a small
Rule, and Ivory Protractor. 11. 45. 60.
box, and consisting of, 1, à 6-inch pair of
— with the addition of Pencil Bow, Ivory
compasses with a shifting leg, ink, and
Sector, Ivory Parallel Rule, and Ivory Pro pencil point; the ink leg answering the
tractor, 11. 6s. 6d.
purpose of an ordinary drawing pen; 2, a
in German Silver, 1l. 13s.
boxwood diagonal scale and protractor; 3, a
- with additional Joint to Compass, Bow parallel ruler; 4,a smalltriangular square. Is.
Pen and Bow Pencil, Ivory Sector, Ivory Parallel Rule. 6s.
Parallel Rule, and Ivory Protractor. 11. 108. 1 Protractor. 6s. 6d.
12
IMPLEMENTS.
163
Elliott, Brothers-cont.
School Set of Instruments, fish-skin case. 21s.
Amsler's Planimeter, in mahogany case. 31. 3s.
Napier Compass. 21. 2s. each.
Pocket Coinpass. 21. 2s.
Divider, in sheath, German silver. 10s.
Architect's Scale, ivory. 10s.
Surveyor's Scale, ivory. 13s.
Circular Protractor, in leather case. 51. 15s. 6d.
Metal Triangles. 213. the set of three.
Tube Compass. 21. 5s.
Boxwood Scales. 4s. each.
Parallel Rules, metal. 18s, and 30s. cach.
Map Measurers. 3s. each.
Patent Drawing Board. 7s.
Three-foot Standard Measure, of Aletal, in
mahogany case. 51. 5s.
A Drawing-board, 16 in. by 12 in., 2s. 6d.
AT square to correspond, 2s.
A dozen drawing pins, ls,
A large pair of wooden compasses, with a
chalk holder for the black-board, 3s. 6d.
Models for drawing, &c. Elliott, Brothers.
Grew, T.:
Set of Drawing Instruments, as supplied to
the Science and Art Department. In
mahogany hook-case, 12s.
Universal Compass, 12-inch, of brass. Ditto,
8s. 6d.
1. Universal Compass. In mahogany case. 45.
2. Set of Drawing Instruments. In mahogany
hook-case, 4s.
3. Ditto, ditto, 5s.
4. Ditto,
ditto, 6s.
5. Ditto,
ditto, 8s.
6. Ditto,
ditto, 135.
7. Ditto,
ditto, 13s.
8. Ditto,
ditto, 14s.
9. Ditto, containing 6 in. steel joint compass,
with round fittings and bar, 5 in. divider, ink
and pencil point, ink and pencil bow, ivory
handled pen, and set of rules, with tray, in
mahogany case, with lock, ll. 8s.
10. Ditto, in German silver, containing 6 in.
sector jointed compass, with round fittings
and bar, 5 in. hair divider, ink and pencil
point, ink and pencil bow, two ivory handled
pens, two steel spring bows, set of ivory
rules, in rosewood case, with lock, 31.
(Exhibited by T. Grew.)
Agents, F. Clarke, 13, Park Side, Knights-
bridge, and J. Buck, 124, Newgate Street.
Hachette & Co.:
Compass in Wood, with Port Crayon. ls. 13d.
A Second, smaller.
Protractor in Wood, 40 centimètres (15} inch)
long. Is. 4d.
Horn Protractor, of 16 centimètres.
Smaller, 10 centimètres.
Graduated Set Square, divided into 60 centi- |
mètres. Is. 51d.
Wooden Rule of 50 centimètres. 5d.
100 ditto. 10d.
Brass Compass for Pencil.
Slate for use in Elementary Drawing School,
Mason's Level. Is. 5 d.
T square (of wood), with Divisions. ls. 3d.
Hachette & Co., London and Paris. I
Lefever, Charles. Mathematical Drawing
Instruments
1. Containing compass, ink and pencil points,
feeder, and boxwood scale, in case. 2s. 9d.
2. Containing the same, in mahogany case.
38. 611.
3. Containing compass, ink and pencil points,
ivory handle drawing pen, feeder, and box-
wood scale, in mahogany case. 45. 6d.
4. Containing compass, ink and pencil points,
drawing pen, divider, ivory scale, ebony
parallel rule, brass protractor, in mahogany
case. 7s.
5. Containing compass, ink and pencil points,
divider, bow pen, drawing pen, box scale,
ebony parallel rule, brass protractor, in
fish-skin case. 6s. 6d.
6. Containing the same, with ivory scale, in
mahogany case, with tray. 10s.
7. Containing sector joint compasses, ink and
pencil points, lengthening bar, divider,
pen, ink and pencil bows, feeder and key,
with ivory scale, sector, and parallel rule,
in mahogany case, with lock and key. 11.8s.
8. Electrum or German silver instruments,
sector joints, containing compass, ink
and pencil points, lengthening bar, hair
divider, bow pen and pencil, two drawing
pens, ivory protractor, sector, and parallel
rule, in mahogany case. 21. 25.
9. The same, with single knee joint to compass,
and bows,set of three spring bows, and trac-
ing point, in superior mahogany case. 31. 3s.
10. Electrum or German silver instruments.
sector joints, containing compass, ink
and pencil points, lengthening bar, hair
divider, ink and pencil bows, two drawing
pens, tracing point, set of three spring
bows, instruments to hold needles, two
joints to compasses and bows, ivory pro-
tractor, sector, and parallel rule, in ma-
hogany case, and place for colours. £4.
11. Architect's pocket case, containing electrum
compass with two joints, 4} in. in length,
ink and pencil points, lengthening bar,
drawing pen, set of three spring bows, and
ivory protractor, walnut wood, lined with
silk velvet, size 6 in. by 4in. 11. 16s.
Bcam Compass, with compass ink and pencil
points. 11. 15s.
Ink and pencil bow of brass. 4s. 6d.
M, German silver. 5s. 6d.
-, ditto, with one joint. 75. 6d.
- ditto,with twojoints, to hold needles.14s.
Brass pen; with ivory handle. 2s. 6d.
Steel ditto, ditto. is. 6d.
Best steel pen, ditto. 25.
Brass divider. ls. 4d.
Large brass bow pen. 3s.
(Exhibited by Charles Lefever.)
Sold by E. Stanford, 6, Charing Cross.
Horne & Thornthwaite :
Set of Drawing Instruments, Drawing Board,
and T Square. 12s. Horne & Thornthwaite.
Molteni & Co. :
Cases of Drawing Instruments. Is. 8}d., 2s.6d.,
38. 9d., 6s. 8d., and il. 35. 4d. each.
*** Molteni's Illustrated Catalogue of Mathe-
matical Instruments. imp. folio, sewed.
Molteni & Co., Paris.
1 2
164
DRAWING AND FINE ARTS,
National Society:
Set of Drawing Instruments, each 2s. 2d., 2s.6d.,
and 4s. 6d.
National Society.
Newton & Co.:-School Sets of Mathe-
matical Instruments :
A Set of Drawing Instruments, consisting of
compass with shifting pen and pencil leg,
in mahogany box. 2s.
Ditto ditto, with boxwood scale, in polished
box. 2s. 6d.
Ditto ditto with 12in. scale, angle piece, and
ebony parallel rule, in long box. 38. 6d.
A Set of Drawing Instruments, consisting of
compass with pen and pencil legs, lengthen-
ing bar, a pair of dividers, drawing pen, and
scale of equal parts, chords and diagonals,
in polished mahogany box. 5s.
A Set, consisting of large and small com-
passes with shifting pen and pencil legs,
drawing pen, and scale of equal parts, &c.,
in polished mahogany box. 6s. 6d.
A Set of Drawing Instruments, with large and
small compasses, shifting pen and pencil
legs, lengthening bar, pair of dividers, and
drawing pen, scale of equal parts, &c.,
protractor and parallel rule, in polished
mahogany box. 10s. 6d.
Superior finished full Set of Instruments, with
hair points, large and small compasses, with
shifting pen and pencil legs, lengthening
bar, dividers, ivory-handle drawing pen,
fitted in tray, with boxwood protractor, scale,
and parallel rule, in polished mahogany
case, with lock and key. ll. 5s.
A Set consisting of same Instruments as the
preceding, with ivory scales and rules, in
polished rosewood case. ll. 12s. 6d.
Addiscombe College Case of Instruments, with
set of Marquois Scales. 31. 3s.
Pocket Case of German Silver Instruments,
containing large and small compasses, with
needle points and jointed legs, lengthening
bar, spring bow-pen, drawing pen, and pair
of dividers. 21. 2s.
A Set of German Silver Instruments, consisting
of large and small compasses, with jointed
and shifting legs and needle points, a pair of
dividers, spring bow-pen, lengthening bar,
and drawing pen with ivory scale, in hand-
some rosewood case. 31.
A Complete Set of German Silver Instruments,
double jointed, large compasses with pen
and pencil leg, hair dividers, double-jointed
bow-pen and pencil, jointed lengthening bar,
spring dividers, spring bow-pen and pencil,
two drawing pens, penknife, and best ivory
scales, in rosewood case. 57. 5s.
Marquois' Scales. The set in box with book,
10s. 6d.
Engineers' Pocket or Pillar Compass, Ger-
man Silver, in case. 11. ls. to Il. 10s.
Chain Scales of ivory, 12 in. long. 9s.
Two-inch offsets för ditto. 2s.
Chain Scales of boxwool, 12 in. long. 3s.
Two-inch offsets for diti.o. is
Parallel Rules in ebony, ordinary construction,
3d. perinch.
Rolling ditto, ditto 9d. per inch..
Horn Protractors.
Newton & Co. !
Nolet, P.:
Universal Rule, in Pear Wood, &c., 151in.35.4d.
P. Nolet, Paris.
Parkes, J., & Son:
Cases of Drawing Instruments. 2s.6d., 4s. 9d.,
3s. 6d., 5s. 3d., Ss. 3d., 10s. 6d., 13s. 6d.,
20s. each.
Compasses. 6 various.
Divider (Improved Large Wood) for black-
board chalk drawing, with brass tightening
screw. 45. 6d.
Dividers and Pens. 19 sorts, various prices
(on a card).
Ivory Scale, 6 in. Plotting. 14s. 6d. per dozen.
- 12 in. Chain scale. 5s. 6d."
- 12 in. Architects' scale. 5s. 6d. each.
T Squares, each 18 in. 12s. per dozen.
- 36 in. 42s. per dozen.
Angle, various sizes, 1s. 9d., 2s. 6d., and 3s. 6d.
per dozen.
Curve, various sizes. 5s. 6d. and 78. 6d. per
dozen.
Rule, 2 foot. 2-fold, with beviled edge. Is. 6d.
Drawing Pins, in Boxes, each, No. 1, 4s.;
2, 2s.6d. ; 3, 6s. 6d.; and 4, 9s. per gross.
J. Parkes & Son.
Pastorelli & Co.:
Case of Drawing Instruments. 41. 14s. 6d.
Rolling Parallel Rules. ls. per in.
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THE GLOBES.
Butler, W. Exercises on the Globes, inter-
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Hawkins, B. Waterhouse, F.G.S. Extinct
Animals of the Ancient World, in a series of
six diagrams. Prepared for the Department
of Science and Art.Executed in double tinted
lithography, size of each 40 by 291 inches, com-
prising:-
No. 1.--The great marine lizards of the
Lias.
No. 2.-The gigantic terrestial lizard of the
Oolite.
No. 3.—Ditto of the Wealden.
All belonging to the secondary epoch of the
1. Ventricules radiatus.
2. Fungiform flint nodule formed on the
roots, stems, and base of Ventriculites
radiatus.
3. A similar flint-nodule formed on Ventri-
culites flexuosus. (Mantell.)
4. Another somewhat less regularly formed
nodule, with Ventriculites radiatus.
(Mantell.)
5. Bulbous flint, enveloping the root-portion
of a Ventriculite. (Mantell.)
6. Cyathiform fint-nodule formed on Ventri-
culites Towensendi. (Mantell.)
7. Flint investing the roots, stem, and basal
portion of the cup-shaped body of
Ventriculites radiatus.
8. Section of a filint-nodule, showing the
position of the roots, stem, and body
of a Ventriculite.
9. Flint-nodule formed on a portion of
Brachiolites labyrinthicus. (Mantell.)
10. Section of a fragment of flint, showing
the meshed structure and foldings of
the membranous tissue of a Ventri-
culite. (Toulmin Smith.)
11. An ideal diagram to show how great an
extent of surface can be preserved in a
limited space by the intricacy of the
foldings of a membrane. (Toulmin
Smith.)
12. Enlarged portion of Ventriculite struc-
ture shown in fig. 10. (Toulmin
Smith.)
13. Still more enlarged view of the geo-
earth's history.
metrical octohedral arrangement of the
bracing fibres at the junction of the
meshes. (Toulmin Smith.)
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225
Fig.
Tig.
Mackie, T. J., F.G.S. Original Geological | Mackie, T. J., F.G.S. Original Geological
Diagrams-cont.
Diagrams—cont.
14. An impression on chalk, showing the
5. Nodosaria (Dentalina) elegans, D'Orb.
small quincuncially arranged tubular | One of the tapering oblique forms of Nodo-
holes left by the decomposition of the saria. Common, from the carboniferous period
fibres forming the octohedral outline to the present day.
shown in figs. 12 and 13. (Toulmin
Smith. See « Ann. Nat. Hist.," 1848.)
6. Nodosaria (Frondicularia) planata, Defrance.
A Nodosarian Rhizopod, with wide and
No. III.--Fusus contrarius; Murex alveolatus;
laterally overlapping chambers. Frondiculariæ
Crag shells. Size three feet by two feet. Price
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2s. 6d.
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chalk and some miocene clays.
1. Trophon antiquum, Müller, Var. con-
trarium, Gmelin. This is usually known 7. Cristellaria (Flabellina) rugosa, D'Orb.
as Fusus contrarius, and is very com-
A chalk forin, combining the curved and
mon in the Red Crag of Suffolk.
straight form of growth. Many other Forami-
2. Purpura tetragona, J. Sowerby. This nifera show the same dimorphine character.
common elongated variety of this pur-
8a. Cristellaria calcar, Linn, Var. cultrata,
pura is also known as Murex alveolatus
Montfort.
of Sowerby. It is common in the Red
Crag of Sutton, and Walton-on-the Sb.
edge view, showing
Naze. See Wood's Monograph.
aperture.
No. IV.-In six parts. Generic forins of Fora-
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25. Gd. cach part. The names used in the
C. cultrata. The finest are found fossil in Italy.
references to these diagrams of the Fora-
Cristellariæ occur fossil in the trias and in
minifera are mostly those given in D'Orbigny's
many later deposits. (C. calcar is the type of
"Foraminifères de Vienne.” But in the
the Cristellaria.)
explanations the terms adopted are not
9. Cristellaria calcar, Var. simplex. .
altogether those in general use for Fora-
10.
minifers, but are based on the observations of
- Another variety.
Messrs. Rupert Jones and Parker, as published
Figs. 9 and 10 (marked 10 and 10 by mistake)
in their papers in the “Annals and Magazine
are varieties of Cristellaria, growing straight.
of Natural History."
They have been called Marginulinæ, but there
is no decided differences between their endless
modifications.
GENERIC FORMS or FORAMINIFERA, AS ILLUS-
TRATED BY THE DIAGRAMS.
11a. Polymorphina lactea, Walker, Var. gibba,
D'Orb.
Part I.
11b.
-
end.view.
1. Orbulina universa, D'Orbigny.
12 -
- Var. horrida,
A very simple form, consisting of a single
D'Orb.
chamber. Fossil in the tertiary beds; common
in some deep seas.
13a. -
Var. complanata,
D'Orb.
2. Lagena sulcata, Walker, Var. clavata,
- end view.
D’Orb.
14a.
- Var, acuta, D'Orb.
The typical Lagena is L. sulcata ; and all
14 b.
- end view.
known Lagenæ belong probably to this one
species. They occur in many seas, and lossil
Polymorphina aſfords only one real species.
It occurs in the lias, and in many clay beds of
in some tertiary beds.
later age. It is very common in the present
seas, and scarcely two individuals occur alike.
3. Nodosaria (Glandulina) ovula, D'Orb.
In P. horrida the pseudopodia have been to
A small variety of Nodosaria. Lives in the
some extent permanently calcified.
Mediterranean; fossil in the lias, oolites, chalk,
and tertiary beds.
15. Uvigerina pygmaa, D’Orb.
Occurs in the tertiary beds, and in the present
4. Nodosaria Rhaphanistrum, Linn.
seas.
The finest form of Nodosaria. The best spe 16 a. Bulimina pyrula, D'Orb.
cimens are found in the tertiary clays and sands
- - end view.
of Tuscany and Turin. The more common
N. Rhaphanus is a better type of the species; The varieties of Bulimina are endless; they
and varieties occur in very many deposits from occur fossil in many of the jurassic and creta-
the carboniferous to the tertiary and recent. ceous clays, and abundantly in the chalk; also
(The specific type of all the Nodosaria is N. in many tertiary beds. There are numerous
Raphanus.---Linn.)
16b. -
recent varieties.
13b.
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36.
Mackie, T. J., F.G.S. Original Geological | Mackie, T. J., F.G.S. Original Geological
Diagrams-cont.
Diagrains-cont.
Part II.
31. Gromia oviformis, Dujardin.
17 a, b, c. Rotalia repanda, Fichtel and Moll., A simple rhizopod, having a membranous
Var. Boueand, D'Orb.
coat.
A pretty variety of Rotalia repanda. It occurs 32. Rotalia Beccarii, Linn. (Young.)
in several tertiary deposits and in existing seas;
The young form of a common rotalia,
closely related varieties in the chalk, lias, &c.
33 a, b. Alucolina Boscii, Defrance.
18 a, b, c. Globigerina bulloides, D'Orb.
Found abundantly fossil in Persia and India in
World-wide; common in deep sea zones; I what is termed the “rice-stone;' fossil also at
fossil in the chalk and other secondary deposits; I Bracklesham and Paris; recent in the Indian
in several tertiary beds.
sea.
19 a, b, c. Planorbulina (Thuncatulina) farcta,
Ficht. and Moll, Var. lobatula, Walker.
34 a, b, c. Fusulina cylindrica, D'Orb. .
One of the most common rhizopods on all
Known only in the fossil state; in the car.
boniferous limestone of Russia and America.
coasts, and fossil in the tertiary and chalk.
It is related to Nonionina.
Truncatulina is a section of Planorbulina, which
latter is a sub-genus of Rotalia.
35. Textularia sagittula, Defrance.
20 a, b, c. Rotalia simplex, D'Orb.
, Var. Mariæ, D'Orb.
A variety of the same typical species (Planon
A very common rhizopod. One species, with
innumerable varieties.
bulina farcta) to which Truncatulina lobatula
belongs. Tertiary and recent.
Part V.
21 a, b. Rotalia (Asterigerina) trochidiformis 37. Peneroplis planata, Ficht. and Moll.
Lamarck, Var. planorbis, D'Orb.
A very elegant rhizopod, presenting many
Asterigerina planorbis, D'Orbigny, is an ele varieties in the Mediterranean and the Tropics.
gant, star-ornamented variety of Rotalia trochi Fossil near Paris and Vienna.
diformis. Tertiary and recent.
38. Orbiculina adunca, Var, numismalis, Ficht.
22 a, b. Nonionina asterisans, Ficht. and Moll.,
and Moll.
Var. Soldanii, D'Orb.
39. -
- Var. orbicularis, Ficht.
Recent, tertiary, and cretaceous.
• and Moll.
40. -
Ficht. and Moll.
23. Amphistegina Hauerina, D’Orb.
Orbiculina acunca presents manifold differ-
Varieties of Amphistegina occur in the chalk
ences of shape according to its age and mode of
of Maestricht, in many tertiary beds, and in the growth. It is common in the Tropics.
present seas of warm climates. Amphistegina
41. Orbitolites complanata, Lamarck.
is an asymmetrical Nummulite.
a, Outside.
Part III.
b. Horizontal section.
24 a, b, c, Heterostegina depressa, D'Orb.
c. Vertical section.
A rhizopod nearly allied to Nummulites;
A flat, many-chambered rhizopod, of low
recent and tertiary.
organization, frequent in the French tertiaries,
and rare in the Bracklesham clays. Very abun-
25 a, b. Polystomella crispa, Linn.
dant in the Mediterranean, West Indian, and
A common and world-wide rhizopod; fossil
other seas,
in the tertiaries. It is closely allied to
Part VI.
Nonionina. .
42. Biloculina bulloides, D'Orb.
26. Polystomella crispa, Var. strigilata, Ficht.
43. Spiroloculina depressa, D’Orb.
and Moll,
44. Triloculina cor-anguinum, Lamarck.
45. Quinqueloculina secans, D'Orb.
A thin prickled variety of P. crispa.
46. -
- Seminulum, Linn.
27. Númmulima radiata, Ficht. and Moll.
47. Adelosina pulchella, D'Orb.
A simple form of Nummulite; recent and
48. Quinqueloculina Dutemplii, D'Orb.
tertiary.
49. Miliola (living).
28. Nummulina complanata, Lamarck.
The genus Miliola comprehends in its great
A fossil form of Nummulite; found in the
typical species, M. Seminulun, all the forms
known as Uniloculina, Biloculin.cc, Triloculince,
Crimea and Egypt.
29. a. Horizontal section of a Nummulite.
Quinqucloculine, Spiroloculinæ, &c. Adelosince
are young forms. Miliolæ are found in all seas,
29 b. Vertical section of a Nummulite.
chiefly in shallow waters. They occur fossil in
Part IV.
the Upper Trias clays, the Lias, and other
Jurassic clays, in the Gault, Chalk, and abun-
30. Ancba diffucns, Müller.
dantly in many Tertiary beds. [Miliola ( Quin-
The living typical form of rhizopod. Fresh queloculina) Seminulum is the type of the species. 1
water.
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candle flame, and the gas so withdrawn is
at Oranienburg, near Berlin. 25 Specimens,
burnt at the other (upper) end, 2d.
on sheets, 20 in. by 15 in. In a portfolio. (See 8. Six test tubes, hard German glass, 6 in.
Drawing.)
long, inch diameter, 9d.
9. Flexible metal pipe, 18 in. long, for convey-
ing air into vessels, inverted in water, 4d.
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TO. Six bottles, 4 02., wide mouthed, corked, Potassium, iodide, 1 oz., 1s. 9d.
ls. 3d.
Potash, caustic, partially purified, 1 oz., 6d.
Two bottles, pint, wide mouthed, stoppered, Potash, carbonate, partially purified, 2 ozs., 5d.
1s. Sc.
Potash, chlorate, 1 lb., ls. 4d.
Circular glass plate, 4 in, diameter, 2d. Potash, red chromate, 1 oz., 4d.
Circular glass plate, 6 in. diameter, 6d. Potash, yellow chromate, 1 oz., 6d.
11. Two dozen bottles, 3 07., narrow mouth, Potash, nitrate, saltpetre, 4 ozs., 6d.
stoppered, for test solutions, 6s.
Potash, yellow prussiate, 1 oz., 5d.
12. Two German hard glass flasks, flat bottoms, Phosphorus, 1 02., 9d.
and phial lips, 8 oz. size, 9d. .
Sodium, metallic, 6 grains, 9d.
13. Support for vessels with round bottoms. Soda, carbonate, 2 ozs., 3d.
See No. 335.)
Soda, sulphate, 4 ozs., 5d.
14. Glass spirit lamp, with cap and wick-holder. Stourbridge clay, 1 lb., 6d.
1s.
Sulphur, rull, 4 ozs., 6d.
15. Set of ten Bohemian glass beakers, to con Sulphur, sublimed, 2 ozs., 4d.
tain liquids or gases, 5s.
Tin foil, 2 ozs., 8d.
16. German glass gas bottle, with long tube of Zinc cuttings, 1 lb., 6d.
hard glass fitted with a cork; to show the Naphtha for burning, 1 pint, 2s. 3d.
philosophical (hydrogen) candle, ls.
Amount of Chemical Apparatus and Prepara-
Long glass tube, open at both ends, for pro tions, List I, 31. 2s. 8d.
ducing musical sounds, when held over
J. J. Griffin.
the hydrogen gas flame, produced by
No. 220, 6d.
17. Glass jar, on foot, 12 in. high, 2 in. diameter, CHEMICAL APPARATUS.
ls. Öd.
Glass jar, on foot, 10 in. high, 2 in. diameter,
List II.-(J. J. Griffin.)
Tate's pneumatic trough and hydraulic blowpipe
18. Glass cylinder, oper at both ends, 10 in. long, for use in glass-blowing, combined. The
2 in. diameter, 4d. (J. J. Griffin.) trough 16 in. by 12 in., with a moveable shelf
for collecting gas, and a cover: japanned tin.
plate, 12s. 6d.
CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS.
Griffin's stoneware pneumatic trough, 11 in.
diameter, with beehive shelf, 25. 4d.
List I.-(J. J. Griffin.)
Glass-blower's lamp, Danger's pattern, 3s. 6d.
All in glass bottles, with glass stoppers where Iron-rod in handle for working glass, 6d.
necessary.
Gasholder, 18 in. high, 104 in. diameter, contents
Sulphuric acid, commercial, 3 lbs., 1s. 4d.
1,500 cubic in., with stopcock, large funnel on
Hydrochloric acid, commercial, lb., 6d.
an 18-in. tube, 3 ft. of vulcanised tubing to
Nitric acid, commercial, 1 lb., 9d.
deliver the gas, wide-gauge pipe; graduated
Oxalic acid,
1 oz., 5d.
into spaces of 50 cubic in. There is an open-
Tartaric acid,
102., 6d.
ing in the side of the gasholder near the bot-
Alcohol, 6 ozs., 2s.
tom, to be used when the gas-holder is em-
Alum, 4 OZs., 4d.
ployed as an aspirator or for hydraulic ex-
Anamonia, s ozs., 1s.
periments, 1l. 6s.
Ammonia, carbonate, 2 ozs., 5d.
Stopcock to use with the gasholder for hydraulic
Camphor, 1 oz., 5d.
experiments, 3s.
Charcoal sticks and powder, 4 ozs., 6d.
Three feet vulcanised rubber tubing 4 in.bore, 3s.
Cochincal, 1 oz., 9d.
Three feet vulcanised rubber tubing tin. bore,
Copper turnings, 2 ozs., 18. 4d.
2s. 6d.
Copper, sulphate, 4 ozs., 7d.
Fill the gasholder with water and put it on
Copper, nitrate, 1 oz., 4d.
a high table. Fix the tall funnel and fill
Gall nuts, in powder, 1 oz., 4d.
it also with water. Connect the stopcock
Indigo, 1 oz., 9d.
231 with the two tubes 232, joining these
Iron, sulphuret, 6 ozs., 7d.
in the middle by inserting a small piece of
Iron, proto sulphate, 4 ozs., 6d.
glass tube: at the end of the tube fix a
Iodine, i oz., 1s. 2d.
fountain-jet, namely, a glass jet or that
Lead, metallic, 1 oz., 5d.
belonging to the air-pump, and place the
Lead, litharge, 1 oz., 3d..
jet near the ground in a vertical position.
Lead, acetate, 4 ozs., Sd.
If the stopcocks are now opened, a foun-
Lead ore, galena, 2 ozs., 4d.
tain will be produced.
Lime, caustic, 2 ozs., 4d.
Two stopcocks, double male screws, 5s.
Lime, carbonate, 4 ozs., 5d.
One stopcock, male and female, 2s. 6d.
Lime, chloride, 4 ozs., 4d.
One connector, double male, 1s.
Litnus, . 02., 4d.
One connector, double female, ls.
Mercury, lb., 1s.
One connector, male and female, ls.
Mercury, perchloride, i oz., 5d.
Set of six stoneware trays for gas jars, Is. 2d.
Manganese, black oxide, 1 lb., 7d.
Gas jar, 12 in. long, 2 in. diameter, Is.
Olive oil, 2 ozs., 5d.
Gas jar, 12 in. by 2 in., graduated into 30 cubic
Potassium, metallic, 6 grains, 1s.
inches, 2s. 6d.
f the stop coproduced. screws, 5$
216
CHEMISTRY.
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%
2
4d.
Chemical Apparatus-cont. (J.J. Griffin.) | Chemical Apparatus-cont. (J. J. Grillin.)
Gas receiver or deflagrating jar, with wide mouth Hydrogen gas bottle, pint size, with 24-inch
and glass stopper, 9 in. bigh by 5 in. diameter, funnel, with long delivery tube, and flexible
38. 6d.
connector, 2s.6d.
Gas receiver similar to the last, 11 in. high and Hard Bohemian glass tube retort, for preparing
6 in. diameter, 45.
oxygen gas, with large delivery tube, 1s.
Three wide-mouthed stoppered quart- bottles for Green glass oxygen gas retort, of larger size, for
collecting chlorine gas, &c. 3s.
use in filling the gasholder, 2s.
Large globe for burning phosphorous in oxygen Gas bottle for preparing carbonic acid, sulphu-
gas, 3s.
retted hydrogen, and other gases that do not
Metal cup on iron foot to contain the phosphorus require heat, Is. Sd.
for the same experiment, ls. 3d.
Bottle for preparing gases that require heat,
Flat earthenware pan 12 in. diameter, for use in 16-ounce flask, with long delivery tube. ls. 6d.
the same experiment, ls, 4d.
Support for the oxygen tube retort while being
Two brass deflagrating spoons, with brass flanges heated, ls. 3d.
for adjusting the length of the spoon to the Crook of tin, adapted to that support, and in-
· receiver it is to be used with, 2s.6d.
tended to hold short wide tubes for deflagra-
Hank of iron wire for burning in oxygen gas, 6d.
tions in fused nitre, &c., as described in
Tall cylindrical receiver with brass cap on the
Griffin's “ Chemical Recreations," 2d.
neck, and female screw, 15 in. high by 5 in.
Gas condenser, or bent glass tube, substitute for
diameter, 5s.
Woulff's apparatus in the distillation of small
Glass globe with cap and female screw. By quantities of liquids, ls. 3d.
means of the stopcocks and connector No. 233 Glass retorts, plain, 1 of each size, 5, 10, 20, and
and 236, the globe can be connected with the 40 ounces capacity, 2s. ld.
receiver No. 249, for the transfer of gases, &c.,
Glass retorts, stoppered, 1 of each size, 10 and
3s. 6d.
20 ounces capacity, 2s. Sd.
Gas burner, for use in places where common gas Globular receivers, plain, 1 of each size, 8, 16,
can be obtained for heating. Brass cylinder, and 24 ounces capacity, ls. 3d.
gauze top, iron foot, with an arrangement for Adapters to connect retorts with receivers, s
Blowpipe experiments, 6s. 6d.
ounces and 12 ounces, Is. 2d.
Blowpipe jet for directing oxygen gas from the Two glass funnels for filtration, 4 in, diam., 1s. 4d.
bag, 256, upon burning metals, &c., 1s. 4d.
Blowpipe apparatus. The set in a box, 16s. 6d.:-
à Blowpipe, japanned tin with brass nozzle,
Circular filtering papers, cut to suit the different
sizes of funnels, in japanned tin boxes:-
6 Blowpipe lamp on wooden support, 1s. Sd. 100 filters for the 4-in. funnel, 1s., box, ls.
.c Tongs for trimming the lamp, 6d.
3-in. 9d. box 9d.
d Two platinum wires for supporting assays,
, 2-in. , 5d. ſis. lld.
4d.
Funnel holder, black wood, with moveable arm,
e Two slips of platinum foil, ls.
ls. 2d.
f Piece of copper-wire for testing for
Argand oil lamp, japanned tin plate, with
chlorine, 2d.
coppe chimney, 6s. 6d.
g Tongs with platinum points, 3s. 6d. Griſin's lamp furnace, consisting of 19 articles.
k Bottle of borax, 4d.
viz. :--Cylinder with air holes, water bath, glass
k Bottle of microcosmic salt, 4d.
spirit larp, evaporating basin, oil lamp, dome,
Bottle of carbonate of soda, 4d.
for flasks, 4 extra cylinders, dome for retorts
m Bottle of solution of cobalt, ls.
sand bath, support for tubes, pan (9 in. diam.),
r Albata spatula with spoon end, 3d.
trellis top, pair of tops with holes, pair of lót
o Two porcelain blowpipe crucibles, 6d.
plates, 8s.
p. Three dozen charcoal supports, 4d.
Berlin porcelain evaporating basins, 1 of each
9 Two wire handles for the crucibles, ld. size, 2, 3, 4, 4, 71, and 8 in. diameter, 6s.
7. Blowpipe hamıner, ls. 2d.
Two Berlin porcelain basins, 2 ir., with handles,
-- Blowpipe anvil, ls. 4d.
6d.
it Pestle and inortar, 6d.
Two dozen bottles, with narrow mouths, for test
u One dozen hard glass tubes, 6 in. long, solutions, 6 ounce, with glass stoppers, 8s.
open at both ends, 6d.
Six German test tubes, 5 in. by jin., 9d.
u One dozen hard glass tubes closed at one
" .» 6 in. by l in., ls.
end, 6d.
3 in. by i in., 9d.
Box to hold blowpipe apparatus, Is. 6d.
Six conical tesť glasses, 1 ounce size, on foot,
Balloon, 9 in. diameter, to ascend with hydrogen
with spout, Is. 6d.
Six cylindrical test glasses, 8 ounces size, on foot,
gas or dry coal gas, ls. 3d.
ls. 9d.
Large bladder, with wooden mouthpiece ; for
use in inhaling nitrous oxide gas. 2s.
Brush for cleaning test tubes, 3d.
Wire clip, with liandle, for holding hot test tubes,
Gas-bag of Macintosh's waterproof cloth, with
8d.
5d.
brass ferule and female screw to fit the stop-
Two dozen glass stirrers, assorted, viz:—twelve
cock, No. 233, 6s. 6d.
3-in., six 6-in., three 9-in., three 12-in., ls.
Brass tobacco-pipe, for making hydrogen gas Six Bohemian watch glasses for evaporations, 9d.
bubbles; to be used with the gas-bag, No. 256, | Vulcanized india-rubber tube, for connectors,
i ft. each, of i, j, and fin. bore, 2s. 11d.
25.
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Chemical Apparatus-cont. (J. J. Griffin.) | Chemical Apparatus-cont. (J. J. Griffin.)
Set of chemical labels, small size, on a sheet. 4d. Ure's eudiometer for the analysis of atmospheric
Another set large size, in a book, Is.
air, and for explaining the composition of
De la Rue's series of chemical labels, in a book, 6d. water, graduated into hundredths of a cubic
German glass flasks, 1 of each size, 8, 16, 20, inch, Gs.
and 32 ounces capacity, 2s. 6d.
Clark's retort and receiver for the distillation
Set of 6 Bohemian beaked tumblers for solutions, of small quantities of acids, &c., 1s.
Griffin's pattern, best quality, 3s. 6d.
Faraday's tube and retort receiver in one piece,
Graduated measure, 10 ounces, ls. 8d.
6d.
Dropping tube, a pipette with bulb, 4d.
Tin plate still for preparing pure water, half
Two straight pipettes, for applying acids in gallon size, adapted to an ordinary fire-place,
drops, 6d.
with Liebig's condenser and block-tin pipe,
Glass jar, on foot, with flanged mouth:-
10s.
,8 in. high, 2 in. diameter, 9d.
Nest of five Hessian crucibles, 8d.
12 in. high, 2 in, diameter, 1s.
Six small melting pots, 9d.
15 in. high, 3 in. diameter, 2s.
Berlin porcelain crucibles, with covers, one of
10 in. high, li in, diameter, 9d.
each size, Nos. 0, 1 & 2, or 3 drams, ļounce,
12 in, high, 1. in. diameter, 9d.
and 1 ounce, ls. 9d.
16 in. high, 1 in. diameter, 1s. 3d.
Set of six round wooden blocks, for supporting
Two small thin porcelain cups, in which to ignite and adjusting the heights of apparatus, Is. Id.
or fuse substances over the spirit lamp, 4d. Semi-porcelain pestle and mortar, 4 inches
Retort stand, cast-iron foot, stout iron rod, two diameter, ls.
brass rings, and one iron triangle, 38.
Set of six cork borers, in japanned tin case, 2s. 6d.
Small stand for test tubes, 6 holes, 4d.
Rat’s-tail file for enlarging holes in corks, with
Larger test tube stand, s holes, and 8 wooden handle, 6d.
pegs, ls. 1d.
Half-round rasp for shaping corks, with handle,
Tate's apparatus for burning oxyhydrogen gas, 6d.
consisting of a water cistern with a gas-pipe Triangular file for cutting glass tubes, with
leading from the gas-holder containing the handle, 6d.
mixed gases, with a jet plugged with discs of One gross of corks, assorted sizes, for fitting
wire gauze of too to the inch, and a cork safety gas bottles, &c., 5s.
valve to render any possible explosion harm Two pounds of glass tubing, assorted sizes, 28.
less, 7s.
Iron ladles, one large and one small, Is. 3d.
Apparatus to collect the water produced when Two small iron spoons, for trying whether
hydrogen gas is burnt in common air, as de substances are combustible or incombustible,
scribed in Griffin's “ Chemical Recreations,” 38. 3d.
Apparatus to show the presence of carbonic acid Tongs to hold spoons or crucibles, 1s. 2d.
in air expired from the lungs, consisting of a Two stoneware supports, to sustain basins, retorts,
pint Woulff's bottle, with two bent tubes. and other round-bottomed vessels, in an
When it is to be used it must be half filled upright position when they contain liquids,
with clear lime water. If air is sucked through 1s. 6d.
the short tube, no change is produced. If air is Universal support for apparatus, consisting of
blown through the long tube, the lime-water Berzelius's funnel ring, Sefstrom's retort and
becomes turbid, in consequence of the depo flask-holder, Gaylussac's vice for supporting
sition of carbonate of lime. ls. 6d.
tubes, retorts, &c., Gahn's cylinder-holder:
Apparatus to collect the carbonic acid produced with rod, foot, and nut for connecting them,
by the flame of a spirit lamp or candle, as de in polished black wood, 10s. 6d.
scribed in Griffin's Chemical Recreations," 2s. Vertical support for tube apparatus, black wood,
Aspirator, or water-bottle, to be used with the ls. 6d.
apparatus for collecting gases, or wherever gas Assortment of delicate test papers in a box, 9d.
is to be drawn through a liquid, or when a Another set, larger size and stronger colours,
current of cold water is required; one gallon for lectures, ls.
salt-glazed stoneware bottle, with brass stop Atomic Symbols, consisting of cubical models
cock, 3s.
of pottery, measuring about two inches each
Balance on av oak box to carry one pound, and side, strongly painted in oil colours, white,
turn with one grain, 15s.
black, pale blue, dark blue, red, yellow, and
Pound pile of avoirdupois weights, 5s.
green. They can be easily grouped so as to
Apothecaries' scales and weights in an oak box, explain the atomic constitution of compounds,
to weigh quantities under an ounce, 2s. 4d. the theory of combination in gaseous volumes,
Specific gravity bottle to be used with the large the laws of condensation, and the double
balance, contents 250 septems, equal to 1,750 decomposition of salts, per dozen, coloured,
grains of water, or to 1 pound avoirdupois at 5s.
62° Fahrenheit. The weight of the liquid in Set of stencil plates, cut in zinc, for making
this bottle when filled up to the mark, divided letters or figures upon diagrams. Alphabet
by 7 and multiplied by 4, shows the specific of capitals, 2 inch, alphabet of corresponding
gravity. Thus, suppose the 250 septems of small letters, set of figures, 2 inch, stencil
liquid to weigh 2,625 grains ; then 2,625, brush, and three cakes of black ink, 9s. 6d.
divided by 7 and multiplied by 4, gives 1,500,
J. J. Grifli,
which is the specific gravity of the liquid sub-
mitted to trial, water being 1,000, 2s. Ād.
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CHEMISTRY.
Alum, 4 02., 3d.
CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS. I Chemical Apparatus—cont. (Elliott.)
Wire gauze, 7d.
List II.-(J. J. Griffin.)
Two small glass tubes about 6 inches long, 4d.
The price includes the bottles, which have glass
Six test tubes about 6 inches long and three
quarters in diameter, 2s.
stoppers where necessary.
A Hexible pewter tube about 18 inches long, ls.
Sulphuric acid, pure, 1 lb., 1s.
Half dozen small wide-mouthed bottles with
Hydrochloric acid, pure, & lb., Id.
corks, two wide-mouthed stoppered pint bottles,
Nitric acid, pure, lb., Is.
two glass plates for covering gas jars, 6s. Id.
Acetic acid, concentrated, 2 oz., ls. Id. .. Two dozen 3-02. bottles with glass stoppers for
Ammonia, muriate, 2 oz., 5d.
solutions, 5s.6d.
Ammonia, nitrate, 6 oz., Is. 6d.
Two Florence flasks, ls.
Antimony, metallic, 1 oz., 3d.
A wire stand for these flasks, 4d.
Antimony, sulphuret, 4. 02., 711.
A spirit lamp, Is. 10d.
Baryta, nitrate, 1 oz., 3d.
A small set of breakers, ls. 2d.
Baryta, muriate, 02., 3d.
A bottle with tube and cork adaption, for show-
Bismuth, 1 02., 73.
ing a jet of hydrogen, together with a glass
Calcium, chloride, 2 oz., 8d..
tube for showing the musical sound produced
Calcium, fluoride, 2 oz., 3d.
by the ignition of the gas, 3s.
Cobalt, nitrate, oz., ls.
A tall narrow glass, about 8 inches deep and 3
Cobalt, muriate, oz., ls. 10d.
inches in diameter, 2s. 3d.
Copper leaf, 24 leaves, 3d.
A lamp glass, 6d.
Copper, sulphate, pure, 2 oz., 6d.
Gold leaf, half book, 25 leaves, 100.
Chemicals in proper glass bottles, with glass
Iron, perchloride, 1 oz., ls. 2d.
stoppers where necessary.
Iron, sulphuret, 2 oz., 3d.
Iron, protosulphate, pure, 2 oz., Ed.
Sulphuric acid, commercial, 3 lbs., 1s. 3d.
Iron, persulphate, pure, 1 oz., 5il.
Hydrochloric acid, commercial, i lb., 7d.
Lead, acetate, pure, 2 02., 7d.
Nitric acid, commercial, lb., is.
Lead, red oxide, 1 oz., 3d.
Oxalic acid, commercial, 1 oz., 4d.
Lime, caustic, purc, 2 02., 4d.
Tartaric acid, commercial, 1 oz., 4d.
Lycopodium, 1 oz., 10d..
Alcohol, 6 02., Is. 6d.
Magnesia, calcined, 1 oz., 6d.
Magnesia, carbonate, 2 02., 10d.
Ammonia, S oz., 1s.
Magnesia, sulphate, 2 oz., 6d.
Ammonia, carbonate of, 2 oz., 5d.
Potash, pure, oz., 9d.
Camphor, 1 oz., 5d.
Potash, bitartrate, 2 oz., 7d.
Charcoal sticks and powder in same bottle,
Potash, carbonate, pure, 2 oz., ls. 2d.
4 02., 6s. 5d.
Potash, red prussiate, } oz., 5d.
Cochineal, 1 oz., 6d.
Phosphorus, amorphous, 1 oz., 7d.
Copper turnings, 2 oz., 5d.
Silver leaf, 25 small leaves, 10d.
Copper, sulphate of, 4 oz., 5d.
Silver, nitrate, 2 drachins, 10d.
Copper, nitrate of, 1 oz., 5d.
Soda, borate, 2 02., 7d.
Gall-nuts in powder, 1 oz., 3d.
Soda, bicarbonate, 2 07., 6d.
Indigo, 1 oz., 6d.
Soda, nitrate, 2 oz., 8d.
Iron, sulphuret of, 6 oz., Sd.
Strontia, nitrate, oz., 4d.
Iron, protosulphate of, 4 02., 5d.
Tin, metallic, 2 oz., sd.
Iodine, oz., is. 5d.
Tin, chloride, oz., 4d.
Lead, metallic, 1 oz., 3d.
Amount of Chemical Apparatus and Pre. | Lead, litharge, 1 oz., 3d.
parations, List II., 171. Os. Id.
Lead, acetate of, 4 02., 6d.
£ s. d.
Lead ore, galena, 2 02., 4d.
First Chemnical List
3 2 8 Lime, caustic, 2 02., 4d.
Second Chemical List - - 17 0 1 Lime, carbonate of, 4 oz., 5d.
Lime, chloride of, 4 oz., 4d.
Together - - - - £20 2 9 Litmus, 1 oz., 4d.
Mercury, lb., ls. 3d.
J. J. Griffin.
Mercury, perchloride of (corrosive sublimate),
02., 4d.
Manganese, black oxide of. 1 lb., 6d.
CHEMICAL APPARATUS. Olive oil, 2 oz., 4d.
Potassium, 6 grs., 8d.
List I.—(Elliott.)
Potassiun, iodide of, 1 oz., 1s. 9d.
Potassa, caustic, partially purified 1 oz., 4d.
A wide-mouthed two quart bottle, without | Potassa, carbonate of, partially purified, 2 oz., 4d.
stopper, 2s.
Potassa, chlorate of, i'lb., 1s. 3.
A large earthenware evaporating dish, 2s. 3d. Potassa, red chromate of, 1 oz., 4d.
Six test glasses, 4s. 6d.
Potassa, yellow chromate of, 1 oz., 6d.
Two wire candle holders and a small tin candle Potassa, nitrate of (saltpetre), 4 02., 6d.
holder, ls.
Potassa, yellow prussiate of, 1 oz., 4d.
A cup with wire stand for burning phosphorus, 1s.
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Chemicals-cont. (Elliott.
Sodium, metallic, 6 grs., 7d.
Soda, carbonate of, ż oz., 3d.
Soda, sulphate of, 4 Oz., 4d.
Stourbridge clay, $ lb., 3d.
Sulphur, roll, 4 02., 3d.
Sulphur, Aour, 2 02., 3d.
Tinfoil, 2 oz., 6d.
Zinc cuttings, lb., 5d.
Naphtha, 1 pint, 2s. 1d.
Elliott, Brothers.
CHEMICAL APPARATUS.
List II.—(Elliott.)
A pneumatic trough, also to answer the purpose
of a hydraulic blowpipe, ll. 9s.
A lamp for glass blowing, 2s. 3d.
A gas receiver containing about of a cubic
foot of gas, 188. 6d.
About two feet of Indian rubber tubing for
attachment.
Three cocks with two connectors, 12s.
Two zinc transfer dishes for pneumatic trough,
2s. 6d.
Two gas jars; one graduated into cubic inches,
not into the decimal parts of inches. One
large stoppered gas receiver, 12s.
Three wide-mouthed stoppered quart bottles,
4s. 6d.
A large globular receiver for burning phos-
phorus in oxygen gas, &c., with phosphorus
cup, 5s.
Two deflagrating cups, 9d.
A gas receiver, quart, with cock attachment, 3s.6d.
A jet gas burner, for use in places where common
gas can be obtained, 3s. Id.
A imouth blowpipe and blowpipe apparatus.
A hydrogen balloon, Is. 6d.
A bladder, with adaption for inhaling protoxide
or nitrogen, 5s.6d.
A gas bag, 17s. 6d.
Adaption to gas bag for blowing hydrogen
bubbles.
A hydrogen bottle with pressure pipe, &c., for
generating large quantities of liydrogen, 5s.
A large test tube, with bent tube and cork con-
nection, for generating oxygen, 1s. 6d.
Half dozen assortment retorts, two funnels,
Chemicals-cont. (Elliott.)
A set of cork borers and rasp: an assortment of
corks, 3s. 9d.
An assortment of glass tubing for glass blowing,
35. 6d.
Three list rings for supporting flasks, &c., Indian
rubber connectors, small iron spoon and ladle,
4s. 6d..
Chemicals in proper glass bottles, with glass
stoppers where necessary.
Sulphuric acid, pure, 1 lb., 1s. ld.
Hydrochloric acid, pure, 1 lb., 10d.
Nitric acid, pure, 1 lb., 1s. id.
Acetic acid, concentrated, 2 lbs., Is. ld.
Ammonia, muriate of, 2 lbs., 4d.
Ammonia, nitrate of, 6 lbs., Is. 6d.
Antimony, metallic, 1 lb., 3d.
Antimony, sulphuret of, 4 lbs., 4d.
Baryta, nitrate of, i lb., 4d.
Baryta, muriate of, 4 lb., 6s. 3d.
Bismuth, 1 lb., 6d.
Calcium, chloride of, 2 lbs., 6d.
Calcium, fluoride of (fluor spar), 2 lbs., 3d.
Cobalt, nitrate of, 1 lb., Is. 9d..
Cobalt, muriate of, 1 lb., 25. 2d.
Copper leaf, 4 leaves, 4d.
Copper, sulphate of, pure, 2 oz., 6d.
Gold leaf, 4leaves, 8d.
Iron, perchloride of, 1 oz., 4d.
Iron, sulphuret of, pure, 2 02., 4d.
Iron, protosulphate of, pure, 2 oz., 4d.
Iron, persulphate of, 1 oz., 4d.
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with brass top and screw; Box of Scales and
Weights; Porcelain Washing Tray; Gutta
scope. imp. 16mo. cloth. 35. 6d.
Percha Bath and Dippers; Filtering Paper;
Groombridge & Sons, 1858.
Glass Funnel: Graduated Measure; 1 Dozen
Plates in a Box; 1 Bottle Nitrate of Silver
Solution; 1 Bottle Positive Collodion ; 1
Bottle lodizing ; 1 Bottle Developing Solution;
PHOTOGRAPHY,
1 Bottle Cyanide of Potassium; 1 Bottle
Catechism of Photography; including Simple
Crystal Varnish. Price 31.
Instructions for performing all the various
Horne & Thornthwaite.
Operations connected with the Art. fcp. Svo. Photographs (in frames) as follows:-
cloth limp. ls. Cassell, Petter, & Galpin, 1859. Ascent of Mont Blanc (Bisson), price 10s. 6d.
Delamotte, P. H. The Oxymel Process in Summit of ditto ditto price 10s. 6d.
Photography. post Svo. sewed. 1s.
The Louvre
ditto price 10s. 6d.
Chapman & Hall, 1856. Heidelburgh
ditto price 10s. 6d.
Donnelly, Captain J. F. D. Outline of the
Cloisters of Moissac, France. 10s. Od.
Chemical Theory of Photography. For the Copy of Engraving, after G. Dow, price 8s. 6d.
Use of Non-commissioned Officers and Sappers
Ditto
ditto, price Ss. 6d.
of the Royal Engineers. 24 pp. royal 8vo.
Don Quixote, by Lake Price, price 15s.
sewed.: Privately Printed. London, 1859.
Clouds, by Le Gray, price 14s.
Halleur, Dr. G. C. H. The Art of Photography.
Ditto 'Ditto.
price 14s.
Translated from the German by Dr. Strauss.
Copy of a Marble Bust (Bisson), price 7s.6d.
12mo. ls.
J. Weale, 1856.
*** The Frames 15s. each. Murray & Heath.
Hennah, T. H. The Collodion Process. post
Robins, E. C. Set of Eight Photographs of
Svo. ls.
G. Knight & Co., 1857.
Designs for the Rev. Mr. Spurgeon's Taber-
How, J. On the Production of Positive Proofs
nacle, mounted on cardboard, size 161 in, by
from Waxed Paper, Collodion, and other
13 in. Contributed by E. C. Robins, Esq.
Negatives. post 8vo. Is. G. Knight & Co., 1855. Smartt's Photographic Tent, or Portable
How to Colour a Photograph; or Lessons on Dark Room, affords ample working-space to
the Harmony and Contrast of Colours, prin the Operator from its rectangular form; while
cipally in their Application to Photography.
the mode of constructing the framework is
fcp. 8vo. cloth limp. ls.
such as to obtain the greatest rigidity and firm-
**Cassell, Petter, & Galpin. ness with perfect portability; and weighing,
Le Gray, Gustave. The Waxed Paper Pro-
when packed in its case, 17lbs. It is provided
cess ; with a Supplement by James How.
with a waterpoof sink, which, by means of a
post Svo. ls.
G. Knight & Co.
tube, conveys all waste liquid, &c. outside the
Long, C. A., On Photography. “The Dry Col.
tent; also a water bottle of novel construction,
which obviates the necessity of carrying a
lodion Process.” post Svo. is. Bland & Long.
supply of water when working with wet collo-
Otté's Landscape Photography. fcp. Svo.
dion in the open air. Price, complete, 61. 6s.
cloth. 2s. 6d.
R. Hardwicke.
Murray & Heath.
Photographic (The) Art Journal. Illustrated.
Stereoscopes. Murray and Heath's improved
February 1858, No. 1. to 6. royal 4to. 2s. 6d.
Stereoscope, with the New Registered Reflector.
each.
W. Lay.
Thornthwaite, W. H. Guide to Photography,
Price, on brass stand, 21. 158.; without the
&c. post 8vo.' ls. Simpkin & Co., 1857.
stand, 1l. 15s. (6, various.). Murray & Heath.
Stereoscope Slides, various subjects. 7s. 6d.
each.
Murray & Heath.
Photographic Apparatus, for Portraits and
Tongue of the Blow Fly and other objects,
Views; a complete Set in a Box, containing
shewing the application of Photography to
Quarter plate Mahogany Camera and Portrait
the Microscope (in a frame.)
Lens; 2 Porcelain Dishes; Pressure Frame;
Gutta Percha Bath and Dippers ; Box of Scales
Exhibited by J. R. Traer, Esq.
. and Weights; Plate Box and i dozen Glasses;
Levelling Stand; Albuménized Paper ; Glass
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Concave Reflector, silvered copper burnished, 1 Continued.—(Elliott Brothers.)
6 in. diameter, with rod, foot, and thumb A small glass prism, 25. 6d.
screw, for adjusting the height, 4s. 6d.
A stereoscope, with a dozen pictures,
Series of 7 lenses and 7 half lenses, each 2 in. A good magic lantern, with (1) astronomical
diameter, in a divided box, lined with velvet. slides, (2) natural history slides; (3) one
il. 2s.
chromatrope slide, 31. 12s. 6d.
1. Couble convex.
5. Meniscus. A microscope, and a few specimens, 4s.
2. Double concave.
6. Meniscus.
A crystal of Iceland spar, is. 6d.
3. Plano convex.
7. Flat glass. A pair of black reflectors for the polarization of
4. Plano concave.
light,
with sections (halves) of all the 7 forms. A bundle of glass for the same,
Multiplying glass, mounted in brass, 9d.
Mica and selenite plates for exhibiting the effects
Glass bulb water microscope, Is. 6d.
of polarised light, 2s. 6d.
Model, to show the action of the telescope and Diagrams.
Elliott, Brothers.
microscope, with ground focussing glass,
mounted in sliding brass tubes, 75.
Glass prism, 6 in. long, 4.5.
38. 6d.
Joseph, Myers, & Co.
Portable folio stereoscope, japanned tin plate, Multiplying Glass, mounted in wood. 2 d.
1s. 6d.
-- in brass. 3d. A. Davis & Co.
Set of 24 French stereoscopic pictures, coloured
lithographs, geometrical and fancy figures. In
Pheusitrope, The, a new Optical Toy, in
Brass, exhibiting the most surprising effects,
a packet, 4s.
Phantasmagoria lantern, with 39-in. condenser,
with Description. 48. Joseph, Myers, & Co.
and rackwork adjustment to the lenses, opening Polarized Light. A cheap and simple Appa-
for sliders, 41 in. Gives a disc 10 ft. in dia ratus for showing the Phenomena of Polarized
meter. In a box, 21, 15s.
Light in Crystals, Salts, Acids, &c.; adapted
Cloth for a screen for the magic lantern (when for Chemical as well as Philosophical Pur-
wet it may be hung between the lantern and poses. In a Box, with Eight Objects on Glass.
the audience as a transparent screen), 9 ft. by
21s.
101 ft., without a sean, 12s. 6d.
W. Bestall, Manufacturer, 1, Victoria Cottages,
Astronomical sliders. A set of 13 sliders, each
Royal Road, Kennington Park, S.
14 in. long, and 4 in. broad (three of them
moveable), with a book of descriptions. In a
box, 17. 8s.
The solar system; a rackwork slider, 3-in. circle,
in a 4-in, frame, 15s.
Chromatrope, 3-in. circle, in a 4-in, frame, best
MAGIC LANTERNS, &c.
style, with bands, 10s.
Dissolving ViewApparatus,consisting of a pair
Sliders, representing objects of natural history, of Newton's Improved Phantasmagoria Lan-
natural phenomena, views of places, geological terns, with condensing lenses 31 in. in dia-
objects, &c., in great variety.
meter, powerful Argand fountains, lamps, and
Parkes's portable compound microscope, with reflectors. Dissolvers moved by rackwork.
compressorium and 6 objects in a box, 4s. 6d. The whole packed in case, with lock and key,
Microscope objects, 24, with a book of descrip with room for sliders, sl. 8s. Newton & Co.
tions. In a leather case, Is.
Magic Lanterns, with Slides, in paper boxes,
Rhombohedron of Iceland spar, to show double
10 d. and 5s. each.
A. Davis & Co.
refraction, ls.
A pair of black glass mirrors to polarize liglit, ls.6d.
Magic Lantern with one dozen 6-in. slides,
in box, 75. 6d.
No. 1.
Bundle of glass to produce polarized light, with
Magic Lantern with s.in. slides, in box, 10s. 6d.
one mirror, 2s.
Figures in mica, or in selinite (parrots, violets,
No. 2.
Magic Lantern, 10s. Gd.
dolphins, roses, &c.), for showing the effects
No. 3.
Magic Lantern, 16s.
of polarized light when held up at a certain
No. 4.
Improved Magic Lantern, with Argand lamp,
angle between the mirror, No. 110, and the
bundle of glass, No. 111. Each figure, 2s.
packed in case, 1l. 15s.
No. 5.
Amount of the Optical Apparatus, 31. 7s. Id.
Newton & Co.
Newton's Improved Phantasınagoria Lantern,
J. J. Griffin.
with lenses 31 in. diameter, and very powerful
Concave tin reflector, for illustrating the laws
fountain Argand lamp and reflector, suitable
of reflection of light and heat, ls. Od.
for Schools or Lectures, 31. 3s. Newton & Co.
A convex and a concave spectacle eye glass, Id.
Oxycalcium Lantern and Microscope, capa-
A multiplying glass, Is. 6d.
ble of showing natural or painted objects, 12
A glass bulb filled with water, to serve the pur feet in diameter, very brilliant and clearly de-
pose of a microscope, 9d.
fined, 3-inch condensers, with gas bag, pres-
Lenses fixed into two pasteboard or other tubes, sure board, copper bottle, purifyer, &r.., 51. 5s.
the one sliding within the other, for showing Specimens of natural objects, and slides produced
the principle of the telescope and the micro by photography, illustrating natural history,
scope. A ground piece of glass to slide into the botany, architecture, sculpture, geology, &c.,
side of the tubes for showing the images of the suitable for the foregoing apparatus, each 2s.
objects formed in the foci of the lenses, 6s. 9d. !
Horne & Thornthwaite.
MAGIC LANTERNS. - MICROSCOPES.
257
Slides for Magic Lanterns-cout.
32 The Seasons.
33 Spring Tides.
34 Ditto.
35 Neap Tides.
36 Constellation of Orion.
37 - Ursa Major.
38 Milky Way and Nebula.
Set of Geological Slides, 32 Paintings, 3 inches
diameter. Price, with 2 Books, viz., Page's
Introductory, 3s. 3d. ; Text Book of Geology,
Is. 6d.; Owen's Gcology and Inhabitants of the
Ancient World, 2d.; for use of Lecturers.
Figure Subjects; or, Missionary Scenes. Paint-
ings 3 inches diameter, 10s. 6d. each.
Views in the Holy Land, Egypt, &c. Paintings
3.1 inches diameter, 6s. to 78. 6d. cach.
Interiors of Cathedrals, &c. These paintings
are beautifully and elaborately executed 37 in.
diameter, 12s.
Natural History. Painted in circles 2 inches
diameter, 4 in each slider, 4s. 6d.
Slides, illustrating Natural Phenomena, the
Science of Geology, Botany, &c.
Newton & Co.
Slides for Magic Lanterns.
Moveable Astronomical Diagrams (the motion
produced by rackwork), in a Set of Ten Sliders,
painted. Packed in a Box, 41. 10s. per Set, or
from 7s. to 15s. each.
Slider 1, 15s. The Solar System, showing the
Revolution of all the Planets, and their
Satellites, round the Sun.
Slider 2, 138. The Earth's Annual Motion round
the Sun, showing the Parallelism of its Axis,
thus producing the Seasons.
Slider 3, Ss. Illustrates the cause of Spring and
Neap Tides, and shows the Moon's Phases.
Slider 4, 8s. Show's the Apparent, Direct, and
Retrograde Motion of Venus or Mercury, and
also its Stationary Appearance.
Slider 5, Ss. Proves the Earth's Rotundity, by a
Ship sailing round the Globe.
Slider 6, Ss. Illustrates the Eccentric Revolution
of a Comet round the Sun, and shows the ap-
pearance of its Tail at different parts of its
Orbit.
Slider 7, 10s. The Diurnal motion of the Earth,
showing the Rising and Setting of the Sun,
illustrating the cause of Day and Night, by the
Earth's Rotation upon its Axis
Slider 8, 15s. Illustrates the Annual motion of
the Earth round the Sun, with the Monthly
Lunations of the Moon.
Slider 9, Ss. Shows the various Eclipses of the
Sun with the Transit of Venus.
Slider 10, Ss. Shows various Eclipses of the
Moon.
Newton & Co.
Plain Astronomical Diagrams. A series of 38
Paintings 21 inches diameter, 21. 5s. per set,
containing :-
No.
i Figure of the Earth.
2 Rotundity of ditto, moveable.
3 Telescopic view of Moon.
Half Moon.
5 Crescented Moon.
6 Moon's Phases.
7 The Sun.
S Telescopic view of Mercury.
Phases of Venus.
10 Telescopic view of Mars.
il - Asteroids.
Jupiter.
Saturn.
14 - Ditto.
15 -
Uranus.
Neptune.
17 Eccentric orbit of Comet,
18 Comet of 1811.
19 - 1680.
20 Ptolemaic System.
21 Pythagorcan diito.
22 Tychonic ditto.
23 Newtonian ditto.
24 Shadow of the Earth.
25 Ditto ditto.
20 Eclipse of the Moon (movcable).
27 Eclipse of the Sun (litto.
28 Cause of Eclipse of Sun.
29 Orbit of Moon.
30 Cause of Eclipse of Moon.
31 The Zodiac.
Microscopes.
Achromatic Microscope, with animalculæ cell
and forceps in mahogany box, 10s. 6d.
Horne & Thornthwaite.
Achromatic Microscope with double rack-
work stage, line adjustment, and draw tube,
two cye pieces, two achromatic powers, con-
denser for opaque objects, insect box, well-
glass for water-animalculæ, stage, forceps, and
tweezers, packed in French-polished ma-
hogany cabinet case, 101. 10s.
Newton's Students' Achromatic Microscope, with
two achromatic powers, condenser for opaque
objects on stand, brass forceps, and one eye-
piece, magnifies 250 diameters, or 62,500 times,
packed in cabinet case, 41. 4s.
Compound Microscope with seven powers, rack-
work motion, condenser for opaque objects,
stage forceps, tweezers, objects, &c., in ma-
hogany case, magnifies 22,500 times, 21. 15s.
Compound Microscope with one power, in ma-
hogany box, will show the animalculæ in
water, 10s. 6d.
Compound Microscope with three powers, in
mahogany box, 16s.
Compound Microscope with three powers and
condenser for opaque objects, in mahogany
box, 18s. 6d.
One Improved Stanhope Lens, mounted in Ger-
man Silver, 3s.
One Coddington Lens, mounted in German
Silver, Ss. d.
Pocket Lenses, in horn' cases, with one, two, or
three powers.
Newton & Co.
Microscopes
Child's Portable Compound Microscope, 4s. 9d.
Compound School Microscope, lls. 6d.
Students' Model Microscope, 31. 38.
J. Parkes & Son.
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PHYSICS.
Microscopic Preparations-
Class A. An Introductory Set, 24 preparations
in Case, with a descriptive Essay,
entitled “Microscopic Revela-
tions." 10s.
» B. A Set of 24 Insect Preparations, with
Description. 15s.
, C. A Set of 35 Vegetable Preparations,
with Description. 20s.
J. Parkes & Son.
Microscopes, Children's :-
No. 1. Compound Microscope with sliding
tube adjustment, mirror, forceps, and
one microscopic object; enclosed in
a mahogany box, 10s.
No. 2. Ditto, with two magnifying powers and
two objects; 15s.
No. 3. Ditto, with three magnifying powers, a
mounted lens for condensing the
rays of light on opaque objects, and a
variable diaphragin to regulate the
amount of light admitted to the ob-
ject, 18s. 6d.
No. 4. A Microscope exactly similar to No. 3,
but of larger size, and with a set of
achromatic lenses, 21. 15s.
Pastorelli & Co.
IMicroscopes, 7d., 3s. Id., and 8s. 6d. each.
(Wholesale prices.)
A. Davis & Co.
IIicroscope, a Japanese. 3d.
Presented by Captain Creugh.
Microscope. Society of Arts. 31. 3s. in ma-
· hogany case. Field & Son, Birmingham.
Microscopic Apparatus, Compound Achro.
matic Microscope, with 3 Achromatic Object
Glasses, Animalculæ Cage, Condenser with
Joint, Brass Forceps, 2 Objects, 4 Glass Sides.
In a mahogany case, 51.5s. Wm. Ladd.
Telescopes, Perspective. 2d. and 5s. 6d. :
2 draw Mahogany, lls. each.
- 3 draw Leather, with Signals, 16s, each
(wholesale prices).
A. Davis & Co.
Diagrams on Optics--cont.
rectus; 10, The internal rectus, partially
concealed by optic nerve; 11, Part of exter-
nal rectus, with its two heads of origin ; 12,
The same, at its insertion (intermediate por-
tion of muscle removed); 13, The inferior
rectus; 14, the tunica albuginea, formed by
the expansion of the tendons of the four recti.
2. Refraction, Section of Lenses, &c.:--N 0,
Surface of water or other inedium; BAC, Ray
of light, which entering the fluid at c, is re-
fracted or bent towards E., instead of passing
to R. The horizontal line R, the sine of the
angle of incidence. The horizontal line H,
the sine of the angle of refraction-between
these two sines a certain ratio always exists.
Lenses :--A, Plano-convex lens; B, Plano-
concave lens; c, Double convex lens; D,
Double concave lens; E, Concavo-convex
lens, or Meniscus; F, Achromatic, or colour-
less lens, constructed of two kinds of glass.
Method of showing how the apparent size of
objects is diminished by distance; AB, CD,
Objects of equal dimensions at different dis-
tances. The apparent size of cach is in pro-
portion to width of angle, at which the rays
of light, E E, G, H H, enter the eye of spec-
tator.
3. Telescopes, Refracting. — Upper Diagram,
Galilean Telescope; section. 0, Object glass,
admitting rays of light, AB; EE, Eye-glass;
double concave lens, causing incident rays
of light to diverge, and to enter the eye at
an increased angle.
Lower Diagram, Terrestrial Telescope:section.
Four lenses, GG, HH, KK, 00,: E, Section of
eye of spectator; Y 2, Distant object to be
viewed; ABC1), Rays of light reflected from
the object Yz; passing through the lenses,
form repeated images; the final image is
formed on the retina of the eye, RRR, in-
verted, so as to be seen correctly and up-
right, as at yZ; La shows the increased
apparent size given to the object by the in-
creased angle at which the rays of light enter
the eye from the lens or eye-glass GG.
4. Great Refracting Telescope at Cambridge,
external view; presented to the University
by the late Duke of Northumberland. The
object-glass is 12 inches in diameter, and has
a focal length of 20 feet; it is achromatic,
being made of a convex lens of crown glass,
combined with a concave lens of Aint glass,
and therefore producing an image without
prismatic colours. The eye-glasses are va-
rious, and moveable according to the nature
of the observations required to be inade.
The machinery is of such perfect contrivance
that, by the movement of a clock attached
to the apparatus, any celestial object may
be kept in the field of view, notwithstanding
the rotation of the earth on its axis.
| 5. Telescopes, Reflecting. -- Upper Diagram,
Newtonian Telescope; section. CCC, The
outer case or tube, open atcG; M M, Mirror
of concave form, reflecting rays of light, A BO,
from the object yz, to a point r, called the
focus: Rr, Smaller plare mirror intercepting
the refiected rays, and turning them through
the eye-glass, H, into the eye of the spec-
Diagrams on Optics.
Working Men's Educational Union.
I.-THE HUMAN EYE AND TELESCOPE.
1. A, The Eye, Longitudinal Section of Globe
of; 1, the Cornea, tunic, or membrane; 2,
Aqueous humour; 3, The Iris ; 4. The Pupil;
5, The Lens ; 6, Position of Artery to crys-
talline lens (scarcely observable in adult
life); 7, 7, The vitreous humour, enclosed
in cells formed by the liyaloid membrane; 8,
Arteria centralis retinæ, iinbedded in optic
nerve; 9, The ciliary ligament; 10, The
ciliary processes; 11, The sclerotic mem-
brané; 12, The choroid membrane; 13, The
retina, or nervous layer; 14, The optic nerve.
B, Lateral View of Right Eyeball, with its
Muscles,-1, Fragment of sphenoid bone,
through which optic nerve passes ; 2, Optic
nerve; 3, Globe of eye; 4, Levator palpebræ
muscle; raises upper eyelid; 5, Superior
oblique muscle; passing through 6, its carti-
laginous pulley or loop; 7, Its reflected ten-
don; 8, Inferior oblique muscle, with a
fragment of its bony origin; 9, The superior
OPTICAL DIAGRAMS. --HEAT.
259.
Diagrams on Optics-cont.
Diagrams on Optics-cont.
tator, E. This kind of telescope invented by 5. A, Cheese inite: BC, Crustaceous animal-
Sir I. Newton. One, manufactured by his cules found in ditches, the female carrying
own hands, is still in possession of the spawn ; n, Larva of gnat. (Note.—The cheese
Royal Society.
mite is said to occupy the middle place in
Lower Diagrain. Cassegrainian Telescope, the scale of magnitudes of known animal
nained after its inventor, M. Cassegrain. existences, descending from the whale to the
COC, Outer case, or tube; JM, Concave. smallest animalcule yet discovered by the
mirror, with aperture in the centre; 10, aid of the microscope.)
Rays of light from the object, yz, reflected 6. Various animalcules : -- Rotifera, or wheel
from MM to smaller convex mirror, k R, and animalculos; A, Water-nymph ( Linnias cera
thence returned to the eye of the spectator tophylli); B, the beaded melicerta; c, Vorti-
through the eye-piece, EE, GG; A A, Screw cellă, or bell-shaped animalcule, the coloured
apparatus, communicating with smaller spots show the cells of the stomach; D, A
mirror, R r, by which its position may be revolving monad ( Volvox globator), the dark
altered.
spots represent clusters of young; E, Trum-
6. Lord Rosse's Great Reflecting Telescope, at
pet-shaped animalcules Stentor polymor-
Parsonstown, Ireland: external view. The
phus adhering to a twig: r. Fossilanimalcule,
diameter of the mirror or speculum is 6 ft. ;
found in chalk, etc. (Xanthidium ramosum.)
its thickness 5. in. at the edges, and 5 in. in
The Set. Single.
the centre, it consists of a mixture of copper
To Subscribers - 11s. Od. - 1s, 10d.
and tin; the casting and polishing became
To Non-Subscribers - 15s. Od. - 25. 6d.
a work of immense diſliculty and cost. Its
Working Men's Educational Union.
focal length is 54 ft. The tube, which is of
deal, hooped with iron, is 56 ft. long and 7 ft.
in diameter, is so fixed on an universal joint
HEAT.
as to swing from the horizon, due south, to
Griffin's, J. J., Heat Apparatus, &c.
the pole-star; with lateral range between
the walls, of 15 degrees east and west. It is
An iron wire and a copper wire, of the same
of Newtonian construction, the spectator
length and thickness, to show the difference in
looks in at the upper part of the side of the
the conducting power of these two metáls.
They are combined where they are to be
tube; standing on galleries which project
from the walls of masonry, and which are
heated, and have cups to hold phosphorus at
moveable,
the other ends, 6d.
The Set. Single Diagrams.
Faraday's apparatus to show the convection of
heat. Two glass vessels of about a pint capa-
To Subscribers - 11s. - ls. 10d.
city, connected by two glass tubes, showing
To Non-Subscribers 15s. - 25. 6d.
the principle of heating by hot water pipes, 3s.
Working Men's Educational Union. Apparatus for showing the expansive force of
steam. Large hard glass flask, with long glass
II.--THE MICROSCOPE.
tube, fitted with a cork, Is. 6d.
1. External View of a Compound Microscope: | Apparatus, consiting of an iron bar and plate
-A, Fixed tube or barrel ; B, Sliding tube to gauge, to show that metals expand in all di-
adjust focus; c., Eye-piece ; n, Object-glass; rections when heated, commonly called a
E, Pedestal; F, Concave mirror to reflect Pyrometer, 45.
light from beneath upon the object placed Apparatus to show the unequal expansion of iron
on a slider at g.
and copper when lieated ; consisting of a plate
2. Internal arrangement of lenses, and operation of iron and one of copper, riveted at the ends,
of single and compound microscopes (vide with a handle. If the plates are heated in
Dr. Dick's Telescope and Microscope, the middle over a spirit lamp, the difference of
. pp. 99 and 109).
expansion becomes visible, 2s.
3. The perfection of works of nature, and the Apparatus for breaking a bar of iron -in. dia-
imperfection of art, illustrated by the meter by the force produced by the contrac-
Microscope (vide Dr. Dick's work, p.183): tion of another bar of iron heated to redness,
A, Sting of wasp, in its sheath; contrasted and rapidly cooled by applying cold water.
with B and c, a needle and pin : », Structure With 12 bars for breakings. 7s.
of sweet-briar leaf, showing aromatic glo Chemical thermometer, enclosed in glass, for
bules, contrasted with E, texture of fine immersion in corrosive liquids; scale, from
muslin; r, Hooks on the foot of spider; con - 40° to + 35° Fahrenheit, in a pasteboard
trasted with G, a fish-hook; 1. Structure of case, 3s,
wood shown by transverse section of stalk Model thermometer, to illustrate the expansion
of virgin's bower, contrasted with J, a piece of liquids by heat; 16 ounce flask, with 36 in.
of fine lace; H, Magnified fac-simile of letter tube, scale printed on white wood, 30 in. long,
H, taken from one of the worksrecommended comprehending 100°, from 60° to 160° Fahren-
to illustrate imperfection of type founding. heit. The apparatus is to be filled at 60°, up to
4. Various objects magnified :-A, Crystals of the mark 60°, with water coloured blue by
snow; B, Human hair; c, Hair of caterpillar; sulphate of indigo, and is then to be heated over
a lamp; the instrument being so placed that
F, Circulation of blood in the membrane of the rise of the blue water can be seen by the
the foot of a frog.
pupils, 3s.
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PHYSICS.
Heat Apparatus, &c.—cont. (J. J. Griffin.) | Heat Ventilation, &c.--cont.
Glass spirit lamp, with cap and wick, ls.
Apparatus to show the unequal expansion of iron
Wood naphtha, for burning in the lamp, 1 pint in and copper when heated, consisting of a plate
a stoppered glass bottle, 2s. 3d.
of iron and one of copper, rivetted at the ends.
German hard glass retort, with steam pipe at-
If the plates be heated over a spirit lamp, the
tached, for showing the production of a vacuum
difference of expansion becomes visible, 4s. 6d.
by the condensation of steam. The steam
Two cheap chemical thermometers 3s.
pipe is to dip into water contained in a glass
A spirit lamp, ls. 10d.
beaker, and when the air is entirely expelled
A small retort, for showing the formation of a
from the retort, the lamp is to be removed, and
vacuum by the condensation of steam, 9d.
the water allowed to go back and fill the
A flask, with a stout neck and a good cork, for
retort, 10d.
showing that water boils at a reduced tempera-
Flask of hard Gerinan glass, with smooth mouth
ture in a vacuum, ls. Gd.
Wollaston's model steam engine, 4s. 6d.
cork, to show that water boils at a reduced
temperature in vacuo, 10d.
A concave tin reflector (included in the optical
Wollaston's model steam engine, 3s.
list), Is. 6d.
Concave reflector, silvered copper, burnished,
A burning glass, 6d.
6 in. diameter, with rod, foot, and thumb-
Apparatus for illustrating the principles of venti-
screws. 45. 6d.
lationi, consisting of two glass tubes, about 9
inches long and i inch in diameter, inserted in
Burning glass. No. 1 of the sct.
a cork litted to a tall glass receiver, in which
tion.
a small wire candle holder may be placed.
Air thermometer, with graduated scale, 3s.
One of these tubes slides up and down, and
thus conveys fresh air to the bottom, the middle,
Fire syringe, for producing fire by the rapid
or the top of the receiver, 2s. Gd.
compression of air, with German tinder. 3s. Id.
An air thermometer, 4s. 6d.
Pulse glass, or philosophical hammer, consisting
A fire syringe, 2s. Sd.
of a tube with two bulbs, large size, for show-
Philosophical hammer, 3s.
ing the ebulition of spirits in vacuo, on apply-
A simple hygrometer.
ing the heat of the hand. Mounted on a A tin canister, partly covered with lainpblack, to
stained wooden support, 3s. 6d.
show, when filled with hot water, the different
A hygrometer.
quantities of heat radiated from the different
Three tin canisters, 5-in. cubes with necks for surfaces. Also, two such canisters, one blacked
therinometers; one bright, one black, one and one bright, to show the difference in the
with two faces black, to show the difference loss of heat in the two cases, 7s.
in the radiating power of the different surfaces. | Ether, 3s.
of a black and a bright surface of cubes con-
Elliott, Brothers.
taining water of the same temperature are 1 Set of apparatus for illustrating heat, steam, and
opposed to the two bulbs of No. 131, the diffe ventilation, consisting of iron, copper, lead,
rence in effect is immediately visible, 4s.
and glass rods for conduction, Faraday's appa-
Ether, 2 ounces, in a stoppered glass bottle, ls. 3d.
ratus for connection, large bulb tube, com-
Long thin glass tube, in which water may be
pound bar for unequal expansion, bar and
boiled over ice, to show that heat does not
gauge for expansion, two thermometers, spirit
lainp, two flasks, one for showing that water
descend in liquids, 6d.
Amount of Apparatus for Experiments on
boils at a reduced temperature in a vacuum,
Heat, 21. 11s. Id.
J. J. Griffin.
concave silvered reflector and stand, an air
thermometer, fire syringe, apparatus for illus-
Heat Ventilation; the Theory of the
trating the principle of ventilation, cryopborus
and whalebone hygrometer, and three tin
Steam Engine.
canisters bright and black for radiation, Wol-
An iron wire and a copper wire, of the same
laston's model steam-engine, and small work-
length and thickness, to show the difference ing model of a steam-engine, 21. 14s.
of the conducting powers of these metals.
Horne & Thornthwaite.
The wires are bound together at the ends that
Set of apparatus for illustrating heat, 51. 5s.
are to be heated, and have cups to hold phos-
Murray & Heath.
phorus at the other ends, 1s. 6c.
Faraday's apparatus for showing the convection
of heat, consisting of two glass vessels, having
METEOROLOGY.
a capacity of about half a pint, connected by
Allzuit, H. Meteorological Tables for 1856.
two glass tubes, from 2 to 25 ft. long, 3s. Id.
4to. sewed. Subscription 7s. per annum.
A small glass tube, fitted air-tight to the cork of
(Presented by the Author, 2, Holland Road,
a fiask, for showing the expansion of air and
Kensington.)
water by heat. When the expansion of water
Circular on Deviation. Svo. (Presented by
is to be shown, the bottle is filled completely
the Board of Trade.)
with water. It will also show the expansive
Printed for H. M. Stationery Office, 1856.
force of steam, ls. Id.
Canada (Upper). General Instructions for
Apparatus to show the expansion of metal by Meteorological Observations at the Senior
heat, consisting of a metal bar and plate County Grammar Schools in Upper Canada.
gauge, 28. 3d.
8vo. sewed.
1857.
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Canada (Upper). Forms for Meteorological Wind Charts, 1856, on 12 large Sheets, in
Returns, B. C. D. On sheets. post folio.
a case, printed for the Board of Trade.
(Presented by Rev. Dr. Ryerson.) *** The figures on these charts shew at a
Lovell & Gibson, Toronto.
glance the results of a great many ob-
Dicks, Dr. T. The Atmosphere and Atmo-
servations collected and published in a
splierical Phenomena. ismo. 10d.
numerical forin by Maury.
Religious Tract Society. | (Presented by the Board of Trade.)
Glaisher, J. Report of the Meteorology of
Sold by J. D. Potter, 31, Poultry.
London, and its Relation to the Epidemic of
Cholera, 1853–4. royal 8vo. sewed.
Barometer, 13s. (wholesale prices.)
Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1855.
A. Davis & Co.
Hopkins, T. On the Atmospheric Changes
Barometer, Aneroid, compensated for Tern-
which produce Rain and Wiud, and the Fluc-
perature. In leather case, 41. 14s. 6d.
tuations of the Barometer. Es. Svo. cloth.
Elliott, Brothers.
Barometer, with Vernier and Thermometer
(Presented by the Author.) J. Weale, 1854.
attached.
Elliott, Brothers.
Instructions for correcting the Deviation of Barometer, with Vernier and Therinometer.
the Compass. Edited by Archibald Smith, Esq.
21. 2s.
J. J. Griffin.
royal Svo. 6d. (Presenied by the Board of Trade.) Barometer, Model Pediment, with 'Thermome-
Printed for H. M. Stationery Office, 1857. ter. ll. ls.
Newton & Co.
Liverpool Compass Committee, First and Barometer, Standard, reading from a point
Second Reports of, to the Board of Trade, 1855
passing into the cistern, which point is the zero
and 1856; with Letters from the Astronomer-
of the scale of inches divided on the brass
Royal thereupon. 1 vol. fcp. folio. (Pre-
frame encircling a boiled tube, 0.40 inch
sented by the Board of Trade.)
inner diameter ; with adjusting screw, en-
Printed for H. M. Stationery Oflice, 1857. abling the mercury in the glass cistern to be
Marine Barometer, adopted by Her Majesty's
brought in contact with the zero point of the
Government and the United States Navy; with
scale, and also for rendering the Barometer
portable. The Instrumeni. is furnished with a
the Method of Testing Marine Meteorological
Thermometer divided with Fahrenheit and
Instruments. Svo. (Presented by the Board of
Centigrade Scales. Diameter of the glass
Trade.)
cistern two inches. The Barometer is attached
Printed for H. M. Stationery Office, 1856.
to a mahogany frame, with brass brackets.
Meteorological Register kept by the Earl 71. 7s.
Pastorelli & Co.
of Gifford in his yacht « Fair Rosamond.” Hygrometer, with a wet and dry bulb.
royal 4to. (Presented by the Board of Trade.)
Elliott Brothers.
Printed for H. M. Stationery Office, 1857. Hygrometer (Mason's). Ss. 6d. J. J. Griffin.
Meteorological Papers, First Number of. Meteorological Apparatus, consisting of
Published by authority of the Board of Trade. a good working barometer, wet and dry bulb
royal 4to. (Presented by the Board of Tracle.)
laygrometer, register day and right thermo-
Printed for H. M. Stationery Office, 1857.
meters, and pleurometer with graduated glass,
Piesse's Fahrenheit's Thermometer Scale ex-
il. 12s. 6d.
Horne & Thornthwaite.
Rain Gauge.
Elliott, Brothers.
tended. Reprinted from Piesse's Laboratory
Rain Gauge. 14s.
J. J. Griffin.
of Chemical Wonders. A Diagram, mounted
Rain Gauge, upon the principle recom-
on a board, 25 in. by 4in. 28. 6d.
mended by Glaisher, with graduated measuring
Longman & Co.
glass, funnel made of tin, japanned, 1l. Is.
Report of the Meteorological Department of
in copper, japanned, with an accurately
the Board of Trade. royal 8vo. (Presented by Turned Knife Edge Brass Ring, 11. 16s.
the Board of Trade.)
In this Gauge, the rain is first collected in a
Printed for H. NI. Stationery Ofice, 1957. funnel, the receiving surface of which is turned
Scoffern and Lowe. Practical Meteorology; in a lathe, and at its termination is a bent tube
being a Guide to the Phenomena of the At of sinall aperture, in which the last few drops
mosphere, and a Practical Use of Instruments of rain remain.
for registering and recording Atmospheric The glass receiving vessel is graduated to
Changes. [Orr's Circle of the Sciences.)
hundredths of inches according to the calculated
cr. Svo. cloth. 1s. 6d. (Presented by Dr.
weight of water, as determined by the area of
Lyon Playfair.) Houlston & Co., 1856. the receiving surface.
Swinging Ship for Deviation. royal Svo.
In use, the Gauge is partly sunk below the
surface of the soil, so that the receiving surface
(Presented by the Board of Trade.) 1857.
is about five inches above it. Thus situated, the
Tomlinson, C: The Dew-Drop and the Mist;
rain collected does not evaporate; if placed diffe-
an Account of the Phenomena aud Properties
rently, the readings must be taken daily.
of Atmospheric Vapour in various parts of the
Pastorelli & Co.
World. fcp. Svo. cloth. 2s. 6d.
Spirit Level, 12 in., 3s. 10d. J. Parkes & Son.
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge.
Thermometer, Self-registering..
Weather Book, Abstract Log and Meteoro-
Elliott, Brothers.
logical Register. folio. halk' bound. (Pre Thermometer (Six's) Self-Registering, 12s.6d.
sented by the Board of Trade.)
Amount of Meteorological Apparatus, 31. 175.
Printed for H, M. Stationery Office.
J. J. Griffin.
26%
Thermometer, Patent Aluminium Maxi- | Highton, E. The Electric Telegraph; its His-
mum (Pastorelli & Co.'s Patent).-Its ad tory and Progress. 12mo. 2s. J. Wcale, 1852.
vantages are,--the impossibility of oxidizing Lardner, Dr. Handbook of Electricity, Mag-
the index; and, also, of forcing it into the netism, and Acoustics. post Svo. 5s. 1856.
mercury-without violence; and even if it - The Electric Telegraph. 12mo. 2s. 1855.
then does, it may be readily separated and
Walton & Maberly.
made fit again for observation. Any ex Lardner & Walker. A Manual of Electri-
pansion of the mercury immediately propels
city, Magnetism, and Meteorology. 2 vols.
the index forward, and upon any sudden con fcp. 8vo. cloth. 75.
Longman & Co.
traction of the mercury, by decrease of tem-
Tomlinson, C. The Thunder Storm. An
perature, there being not the slightest cohesion
Account of the Properties of Lightning and
or affinity between the mercury and aluminium,
of Atmospheric Electricity in various parts of
the index invariably remains at its maximum
the World. fcp. 8vo. cloth. 38. 6d.
point, and will not shift its position if the
Thermometer is disturbed from its horizon-
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge.
tality by the shaking of the wind.
Lewis, W. G.
The last
of Electricity.
Catechism
and great advantage is, that a cheap and in-
18mo. 6d.
Aylott & Co., 1857.
Parker, R. G. Electricity. (Educational Course.)
ordinary workman, whereas, with other Self-
12mo. bound. ls.
Allman & Son.
registering Thermometers, there is a great
Peck, A. Catechism of Electricity. 18mo. 9d.
difficulty in making them uniformly reliable,
Relfe, Brothers.
independent of their increased expense.
Walker, C. V. Electric Telegraph Manipula-
· This Thermometer, boxwood scale, 12s. 6d.
tion. 12mo. sewed. 1s. 6d.
Ditto, metal scale, 15s.
- Electrotype Manipulation. Part 2.
Ditto, divided on its own stem, 175. 6d.
12mo, sewed. "Is. Knight & Sons, 1850.
Pastorelli & Co.
Thermometer, Minimum Registering,
Electrical Apparatus.
intended as a companion to above, at the same
prices.
Pastorelli & Co.
List I.—(J.J. Griflin.)
Thermometer, Standard Mercurial, Fah-
Stout Rod of sealing wax, 12 in. long, 2s.
renheit and Centigrade, ranging from zero to
Six slips of thin gutta percha for showing elec-
2120, mounted on a brass scale, divided to a half trical attraction and repulsion, 9 in. by 2 in., 6d.
degree, or the divisions engraved on its own
percha, size 18 in. by 12 in.
Two sheets of gutta percha, size 18 in. Dy Iz III.
· stem, the tubc is carefully selected, and is of
for generating electricity, 2s.
an uniform bore throughout, 21. 2s.
Pair of fur rubbers for exciting electricity in the,
Pastorelli & Co.
sheets of gutta percha, 2s. 63.
Thermometers, Wetand Dry Bulb, divided
Tea-tray, japanned tin, to be used as a prime con-
on Brass Scales, with connecting Piece, such as
ductor of electricity, about 16 in by 12 in., 1s.
are used by Members of the British Meteoro-
Electrophorus, consisting of a circular tin disc,
logical Society, 21. 2s. Pastorelli & Co.
10. in. diameter, with wired edge, with stout
10-inch gutta percha handle, to be used with
Thermometer, School; French polished box-
one of the sheets of gutta percha as a base
wood. 1s.
Newton & Co.
instead of a plate of pitch, 2s.6d.
Thermometer, of Box Wood, sin., 14s., and Pair of tin plate discs, with wired edges, 5 in.
21s. per dozen.
J. Parkes & Son. diameter, to be supported on the table tops of
- Boxwood, 8s. 6d. per dozen.
the insulating stands, No. 151, Sd.
Japanned, 16s.
Roll of tin foil, 6d.
(Wholesale prices.)
A. Davis & Co.
Six sticks of shellac for making delicate elec-
troscopes, as recommended in Tate's “ Little
Philosopher," 6d.
ELECTRICITY.
Book of Dutch gold, 3d.
Bakewell, F. C. Electric Science; its His-
Leyden jar, pint size, 3s.
Insulated electric conductor, brass rod, with three
brass balls and a moveable fork, with gutta
8vo. cloth. 2s.
N. Cooke, 1853.
percha pillar on wooden foot, 10 in high, to be
Electricity; its Phenomena, Laws, and Re-
charged by means of the sheet of gutta percha,
sults. 16mo. 38. Religious Tract Society.
Gore, G. Theory and Practice of Electro-
No. 147, and the fur rubber, 6s.
Two gutta percha insulating stands, about 5 in.
Deposition, including every known mode of
of depositing Metals, preparing Metals for im-
high, with needle tips, Is. 6d.
Two ditto, with flat circular table tops, 1s. 6d.
mersion, taking Moulds and rendering them
These stands are for supporting the small
conducting [Orr's Circle of the Sciences.]
crown 8vo. cloth. ls. 6d. (Presented by Dr.
magnetic and electric apparatus contained
in the box, No. 144. Also No. 151, &c.
Lyon Playfair.) Houlston & Co., 1856.
Amount of the Electrical Apparatus, 11. 4s. 5d.
Harris, Sir W. S. Rudimentary Electricity.
J.J. Griffin.
. 12mo.' ls. 6d.
J. Weale, 1854.
--- Rudimentary Treatise on Galvanism, and
List II.—(J. J. Griffin.)
the General Principles of Animal and Voltaic Plate electrical machine, 16-in. plate, mounted
Electricity. 12mo. Is. 6d. J. Weale, 1856. in a solid mahogany frame, with massive brass
Rudimentary Magnetism. 12mo. 3s. 6d. I conductor, 31. 13s. 6d.
J. Weale, 1850. | Box of amalgam, 1s.
ELECTRICITY.
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Electrical Apparatus-cont. (J. J. Griffin.) | Electrical Apparatus-cont. (Elliolt.)
Insulating stool, polished wooden top, 13 in. by A prime conductor, with moveable point or fork ;
11in., four massive glass legs, 5s.
to be insulated on a tall chemical glass.
Jointed discharger, with glass handle, 4s. 3d.
Observation.-In using electrical" apparatus,
Battery of six Leyden jars, quart size, in a box the following precautions must be observed :
with a cover, il. 18s.
-All the apparatus should be clean and
Quadrant electrometer, 4s. 6d.
free from dust; it should be carefully
Head of hair, for showing electrical repulsion warmed before a good fire and then (where
when placed on the conductor of the machine, the articles admit of it, well rubbed with
25. 6d.
warm flannel immediately before it is used.
Glass plume, for the same experiment, 2s. 6d.
The fur cuffs or rubbers should be well
A dozen pith balls, 8d.
warmed immediately before being applied
Strong pointed brass rod adapted to the machine to the gutta purcha, which should be laid
and intended to electrify the inside of a glass on a smooth table perfectly free from dust
beaker, which is then to be placed over the and moisture. The master should never
pitli balls, to set them in motion, 6d.
atteinpt to make electrical experiments on
Set of three electrical bells, mounted, 4s. 6d.
? damp day or in a cold room.
Water bucket, to show electrified water, Is.
Elliott, Brothers.
Electrical swan, to swim in water, ls. 60.
Electrical spider, to be suspended between two
Leyden jars differently electrified, 6d.
List II. (additional to List I.)
Aurora Borealis apparatus, consisting of a brass A plate machine, 16 inches in diameter, 31. 7s.6d.
plate with three spikes to screw into the plate Observation.—Electrical machines are fre-
of the air-pump, and another ground brass quently broken by placing them too near
plate with three spikes, adapted to the top of
the fire; before using the machine the
the cylinder of the guinea and feather ex-
cushions should be cleaned, and if neces-
periment, pneumatic apparatus, No. 57, 7s.
sary spread with fresh amalgam, and their
Whirl or fly-wheel, 2s. 6d.
pressure adjusted; the glass pillars and
Electrical orrery for showing the revolutions of plate should, before commencing, and again
the moon round the earth and of the earth and
from time to time, be rubbed with warm
moon round the sun, 5s. 6d.
flannel ; so should the uncoated surface of."
The electrical inclined plane, 12s.
the battery, and all insulating stands.
The electrical pendulum.
Electrical stool, 4s. 6d.
Thunder house, for showing the effects of a stroke A discharging rod, 3s.
of lightning, 4s. 6d.
A small battery, containing about six jars, 1l. 58. .
The electrical bomb, 4s.
A quadrant electrometer, 35. 9d.
Luminous spangles.
Head of hair, 2s. 3d.
The hand spiral, or luminous tube, 2s. 6d.
Pith balls, with a strong pointed brass rod to fix
Electrical pistol for exploding the oxyhydrogen
into the prime conductor, 2d.
gas, 4s.
The electrical bells, 4s. 6d.
Six yards of brass chain, Is. Id.
Apparatus to show electrified water, 2s. 3d.
Amount of the Electrical Apparatus, List II.,
The electrical swan, Is. 6d.
8l. 4s. 2d.
J. J. Griffin, The electrical spider, 9d.
Apparatus to show the passage of electric light
List 1.-(Elliott.)
through rarefied air, 2s. 6d.
A stout Stick of sealing wax, 1s.
This apparatus requires the air pump, and is
A strip of card paper suspended on a pin passing
adapted to receiver (21) and guinea and
through acork, for showing electrical attraction feather plate (30) in the air pump apparatus,
4d.
The electrical fly-wheel, ls. 6d.
A strip of thin guttapercha, for showing electrical The electrical orrery, 4s. 6d.
attraction and repulsion, 9d.
The electrical inclined plane.
A sheet of stout gutta percha, about 24 inches by
The electrical pendulum, 2s. 3d.
12 inches, for generating electricity in various The thunder house, 5s. 3d.
forms by the friction of an old pair of fur cuffs
The electrical bomb, 4s. 6d.
or cats skin, 1s. 2d.
Luminous spangles, 3s.
A tray about 16 inches long by 12 inches broad,
The spiral tube, 2s. 3d.
to form a prime conductor, 3s.
The electrical pistol, 3s. Elliott, Brothers.
A tin plate having a gutta perch tube attached, Electrical Apparatus, Set of, consisting of
forming a powerful electrophorus, with a sheet 16-inch plate electrical machine, with brass
of gutta percha, 2s. 6d.
negative and positive conductors, brass ball
Two small tin plates, to be supported on wine and point, electrical battery of 4 gallon jars,
glasses, for making various electrical experi insulated stool, jointed discharger, Leyden jar,
ments with the electrophorus, &c., 3d.
quadrant, electrometer, head of hair, electrcal
A few tin-foil slips and a piece of shellac for flywheel, pendulum and set of three bells,
making delicate electroscopes, 9d.
electrical inclined plane, spiral tube and
A revolving electroscope, consisting of a strip of orrery, luminous spangles, pith balls, gutta
stiff gutta percha about 8 inches long, turning percha electrophorus, gold leaf ,electroscope,
on a point, with gilt balls suspended by silk glass and resin rods, brass chain, tin foil, shell
threads from the extremities, ls. 4d.
Tac, gutta percha sheet, and amalgam, 77. 15s.6d.
A small electrical jar, 2s. 6d.
Horne & Thornthwaite.
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PHYSICS.
Electrical Experiments.-Samples of Sealed | Magnetism-cont.
Vacuum Glass Tubes, for Use with Ladd's A magnetic swan, 9d.
Improved Inductive Coil:-
Six small pieces of soft iron roc, about ) inch
1. A Phosphorescent Vapour..
long, and inch diameter, for showing the law
2. Sulphurous Acid Gas.
of magnetic distribution in a bar magnet, 9d.
3. Hydrogen.
About half a doz. stout sewing needles, 2d.
4. Carbonic Oxide.
About half a doz. ſine knitting needles, one fitted
5. For Fluorescent Liquids.
up with cork and needle axis, for showing the
Price from 12s. to 258. cach.
magnetic dip, 9d.
W. Ladd, 30, Chancery Lane. A soft iron bar, about 6 inches long, for showing
Electro-Magnetic Apparatus. A set in Į magnetic induction, 4d.
case, price 51.
Wm. Ladd. A simple magnetic needle, formed by a strip of
Electrical Apparatus. A Set in case. 51. 5s. card paper and sewing needle, &c., 4d.
Murray & Heath.
A magnetized necdle suspended by a thread, for
illustrating the magnetism of the earth, 2d.
A magnetic needle suspended on a steel point, 3s.
Elliott, Brothers.
MAGNETISM.
Set of magnetic apparatus, consisting of a pair
of bar magnets 9 inches long, supported on
Pair of s-in. bar magnets, with keepers; will
points and brass stands, horse-shoe magnet,
carry 1.1 lb., 3s. 5d.
iron filings, rods and bars, and needles for
Horse-shoe magnet, 10-inch, with keeper; will
induction, &c., magnetic necille and stand,
carry 10lb., 45. 60.
Clean iron filings, 4 ounces in a bottle, 6d.
dipping needle, and magnetic swan, 16s.
e & Thornthwaite.
Magnctic swan, in a box, 8d.
Chinese Mariners' Compass, in a case, 10 in.
Pair of magnetic fish, in box, 1s. 6d.
square. Presented by H. MI, Commissioners of
The mouse house, 3s.
Exhibition, 1851.
Twelve picces of soft polished iron rod, for
Magnet (The), fainiliarly described and illus-
showing the law of magnetic distribution in
trated by a set of Magnetic Toys. (With a
ia bar magnet; 6 of in., 6 of fin. in length;
Book. 16mo. cloth.) By Charles Tomlinson.
all in. in diameter; in a bottle, 3$.
In a box, 10s.
Joseph, Myers, & Co.
Soft iron bar, Sin. long, to show magnetic in Pocket Mariner's Compass. 28., 4s. 3d.,
duction, 9d.
and 7s. 6d. each.
J. Parkes & Son.
Box containing the following small magnetic
- 17s. Od. in a ncat case. Pastorelli & Co.
and electric apparatus, most of them adapted
– 10s. and 12s. each, in casc. A. Davis & Co.
to the gutta percha insulating stands, No. 157,
158. These instruments are described in Tate's
“ Electricity," and Tate's “Little Philoso-
pher.” 6s.
1. Six stout sewing needles.
GALVANISM.
2. Six knitting needles.
3. Magnetic knitting needle, suspended by Smee's galvanic battery, six cells in separate
a thread.
compartments of a stoneware torugb, mounted
4. Slight brass beam, with magnetized in mahogany, with rackwork motiori to raise
sewing needle and counterpoise.
the metals froin the acids when not in action,
5. Unmagnetized needle, fitted for showing and an arrangement for combining the plates
the magnetic dip.
either for quantity or intensity; the platinized
6. Magnetic compass needle.
silver in each cell measures about 3 in. by 4} in.,
7. Brass electric needle.
21. 12s. 6d.
8. Gutta percha beam to show electricattrac Apparatus for decomposing water and collecting
tion, when mounted on an insulating the gases separately, 2s. 6d.
stand, No. 157.
Apparatus for decomposing neutral salts, V tube
9. Pair of pith balls, mountur, to serve as with platinum electrodes, 4s. 6d.
an electrometer; to be suspended by Charcoal holder, insulated by a wooden foot; one
a pin stuck in the edge of the insulating of the holders has a sliding motion, 4s. 6d.
stand, No. 158.
Pair of solid charcoal points, suited for No. 191.
10. Tate's revolving electroscope, gutta percha Is. 60.
beam, with two gilt pith balls; to be Fine platinum wire for ignition, one yard, 6d.
suspended fron: the needle point of the Electro-magnet and keeper, a single coil; will
gutta percha insulating stand, No. 157. carry 100 lbs., 10s.
11. Six pith balls.
Ritchie's rotating experiment, 4s.
12. Slip of cardboard, to be mounted on an Ersted's electro-magnetic experiment, 7s.
insulating stand, 157, to show electrical Telegraph model, with table of signs, i2s.
attraction.
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Set of 12 weights, each lb. avoirdupois.
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kind, with the help of the pulleys No. 6.
Apparatus for demonstrating the parallelogram
Divided on the front into 10 parts, and pro-
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vided with hooks and holes for supporting
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weights at all the divisions. 4s.
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Several sets of pulleys, mounted. The pulleys
middle is to be passed over the pulleys.
are made of boxwood: the blocks are of hard
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Parallel motion : two rods, each 12 in. long,
brass hooks:-
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Set of 4 simple pulleys, 2 in. diameter, 4s.
suspension board. A hole through the link
Pair of long three-sheave pulleys, 4s.
enables the master to insert his chalk, and
Pair of square three-sheave pulleys, 4s.
demonstrate that the motion is a straight line.
Pair of treble-sheave pulley-blocks, 4s.
2s, 6d.
The largest pulley of each set is 24 inches in Intermittent motion: consisting of an escape-
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Apparatus to illustrate the centre of gravity, Large wooden model of a lock, with spring and
namely:-Two equal parallelopipeds, each and tumbler, mounted on a black board, 15
5} in. long, 4 in. wide, 2 in. thick, of a rhom in. by 10 in., with an iron key, 6s.
boidal form. They stand firmly on end
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another they are on the point of falling,
condenser, hot-water pump, cold-water pump,
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cistern, eccentric fly-wheel, working beam,
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the black board, 28. 3d.
pending weights to the pulleys, &c., 1s.
Forge or tilt hammer with anvil and wheel, the
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wipers are cut on the edge of the wheel, and
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Clocks. Apparatus, showing the action of a
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Apparatus for illustrating the principle of lum. 5s.
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6 inches long, 3 inches diameter, with square- the tumbler, wards, &c. 2s. 6d.
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thwaite.)
Screw.- Two tin screws, S in. in dia-
Apparatus for teaching the principles of,
meter, and one 4 in. in diameter, with
Mechanics, consisting of four sets of pullies,
wooden stand, pulley post, &c.
13 shifting weights, 3 levers and suspension
Parallelogram of Forces. ---- Frame and
pins, wheel and axle, centre of gravity appa-
strings to illustrate.
ratus, compound wheel and axle, screw,
Sundries belonging to the above set. Three
parallel motion, train of wheels, intermittent
cast-iron tripods for supprting appa-
motion, inclined plane and carriage, double
ratus; three in, bolts and siinged nuts;
wedge, parallelogram of forces, and two boards
one board for pullies; 0:e board for
for suspending the various apparatus. Price
winding strings upon, anii une box for
of the set, 21. 25.
weights containing three wight-holders
Horne & Thornthwaite.
(weight of each, one-tenth of a lb.), and
Hammer, G. M.:-
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Set of Mechanical Powers, containing the Lever
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Screw, with Examples of the Parallelogram of
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Forces, Centre of Gravity, Friction, Collision
of the Three Legs, Sheurs, and Derrick. Also
of Elastic Bodies, &c. 51.5s.
to show the amount of pressure upon each of
Attwood's Machine for explaining the Laws of the three legs of a table.
Falling Bodies, with a Companion, 21. 2s. 4. Figures to show the positions of the human
Additional Apparatus for illustrating the Theory
body when carrying loads, and to illustrate the
of the Pendulum. ll. ls.
center of gravity.
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the Composition and Resolution of Forces;
Dynamical Apparatus,
with Weights. 18
G. M. Hammer, late J. Prothero. | 5. Drop-box to let fall simultaneously two large
Willis, Professor:-
balls of cork and lead. It may be hung on
a nail in a wall, and gives more satisfactory
Specimens of Educational Apparatus for teach-
results than the so-called guinea and feather
ing Mechanics and Mechanism in Schools and
apparatus.
Colleges, designed by Professor Willis, at the
6. Double Atwood Machine, arranged for the
request of the Lords of the Committee of
performance of the usual experiments in a
Privy Council for Trade; some intended for
inore striking manner than with the ordinary
teaching the practical application of mecha-
form of this apparatus.
nical principles to the machinery of the pre-
7. Pendulum for the above.
sent time; others for illustrating the prin-
( The two latter articles are cahibited by
ciples of mechanical science, or exemplifying
Messrs. Elliott.)
the results of theory for the engineering or
mathematical student. The whole manufac.-
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Kinematical Apparatus.
chinists and Engineers, George Street, Chester. | 8. Link-work for the communication of rotation
or reciprocation with varying velocity.
Statical Apparatus.
9. Eccentric Pin and Slit bar for the same pur-
1. A Set of Mechanical Powers, also adapted for
the Illustration of other Principles of Statics :
10. Rod reciprocating by means of an excentric
Lever.—Stand; two counterpoise levers; pin and link, arranged so as to show the varia-
balanced lever, divided into 2-incli tions of its motion, which arise from different
parts; two wire pins for supporting lengths of links, and also to exhibit “ Booth's
levers; four hooks, and Archimedean motion" (patented in 1843), useful in illus-
lever.
trating many of the conditions of motion of
Wheel and Axle.-Cardboard disc, 1 ft.3 in.
the piston and slide-valve of the steam en-
in diameter; wooden stand; two strings
gine, &c.
for supporting weights, 3 ft. long, and 11. Link-work to show “Boehm's motion," by
two 1 ft. 6 in. long; one brass pin.
which three straight bars and two face-plates
Pulley.-One cross-bar to fasten to pulley-
are employed to communicate cquable rota-
post; two 3-sheaved, two 2-sheaved, and
tion from one shaft to another parallel thereto.
one 1-sheaved pulley; one moveable
12. Alternate intermittent motion produced by
pulley.
link-work from a single axis of rotation.
Inclined Plane.--Graduated plane, with
13. Oscillations multiplied by an arrangement of
variable sides; two pulley posts ; one straight links connected with a common Crank.
moveable pulley; lead roller, { in. in 14. Variable Link-work, showing a mode by
diameter and 2 in..long, weight, five which the path of a reciprocating piece may
tenths of a lb.
be increased or diminished, or entirely sus-
Wedge.--Wooden frame, and two wedges; pended without altering or stopping the prime
weight of each, five-tenths of a lb.
mover.
pose.
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Centrifugal Motion.. 12
Kinematical Apparatus-cont. (Prof. Willis.) 1 Hammer, G. M. A Machine for illustrating
15. Combination of Hool's joints, showing the
effects of different inclinations of the axes,
G. M. Ilanımer, late J. Prothero.
and supplying means for observing the relative Hachette & Co.:-
velocities in each portion of the rotation.
16. Transmission of axial motion by means of
Crane, common, 10s.
a face-plate with cross grooves, contrived about
with Wheel and Axle, 12s. 6d.
1841, name of inventor unknown.
-- with Axle, 12s. 62.
17. The Principle of Calculating Machines, illus Capstan, 10s.
trated by a working model for addition.
Fly Wheel, 10s. 10d.
18. Set of three eccentric and elliptic toothed
Flattening Machine.
wheels.
19. Specimens of pieces that admit of being put
Joint, a Universal, 4s. 2d.
together at pleasure, to form framework for Mason's Level, with Degrees of Inclination.
mechanical combinations, philosophical appa Micrometer, 12s. 6d.
ratus, or the support of diagrams and other
Pile Driving Machine, with Wheel and Axle.
objects; either for exhibition in lectures, the
performance of experiments, or the trial of
Pulleys; various Systems of Simple Pulleys.
new combinations. These pieces are described Screw, a Wooden.
at length in “A System of Apparatus, &c."
The Archimedian.
which is placed in the Library.
Steam Engine, Model of, in Pasteboard, and in "
20. As an example of the above system, some of Relief, with Handle to give Motion to the
these pieces are combined in the form of a whole, il.
model of Link-work connecting two parallel aces. Wheel and Axle.
21. A Wedge.— Wooden Frame and Two Wedges, Windmill, Working Model of, 21.
weight of each Five-tenths of a Pound.
L. Hachette & Co., Paris
22. Conical Toothed Wheel and Toothed Cone to
Horne & Thornthwaite. Sectional model
produce a Rotation with varying Velocity, of a condensing Steam Engine, showing the
upon Roemer's Principle.
action of the D valve, piston condenser, air,
23. Worm Wheel and Worm on Hindley's Prin water, and force pumps, beam, crank, eccen-
ciple, having many Teeth in contact.
tric fly wheel, &c. &c., size about 3 ft. 6 in. by
24. Screw returning into itself, used for the uni 2 ft. 6 in. 31. Horne & Thornthwaite.
form and alternate Traverse of a Rod for such Joseph, Myers, & Co.
Purposes as laying the Thread on the Bobbin
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Illustrations of Useful Arts. By Charles Tom-
25. Model to illustrate various conditions of
linson:
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Professor Willis.
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2.
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- Beam Engine.
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Models of Telegraphs and Signal Posts. Pastorelli & Co. Model of Steam Engine
Working Model of a Loom.
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for Carpet Making.
11.
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Griffin, J. J. Sectional Working Model of a motion are distinctly visible to a very large class.
Condensing Steam Engine. sl. Ss.
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of a Locomotive Ditto. 71. 10s. tention is readily secured, and from the notes on
*** A Glass Case for Ditto. 21. 5s.
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HYDROSTATICS, HYDRAU-
LICS, AND PNEUMATICS.
NAVAL MECHANISM.
Elliott, Brothers :-
Bland, W. Hints on the Principles which A small glass tube, filled with water to form
should regulate the Form of Ships and Boats. a level. 9d.
12mo. ls.
J. Weale, 1956.
A glass tube, with bladder attached, to show the
Cotsell, G. A Treatise on Ships' Anchors. upward pressure of water. ls.
12mo. Is. 6d.
J. Weale, 1856. A small tube, about 9 inches long, tinch wide,
Kipping, R. Masting, Mastmaking, and for showing the same with a little mercury. 2d.
Rigging of Ships. 12mo. 1s. 6d. J. Weale, 1856. A bent or Ý tube, for showing the relative
Peake, J. Rudiments of Naval Architecture.
specific gravity, pressure, &c., of water and
12mo. 35.
J. Weale, 1855.
mercury. 6s. 3d.
A set of capillary tubes. 20.
Two plates of window glass, about 3 inches
square, for showing capillary attraction; also
HYDROSTATICS, &c.
two wooden balls for showing the effects of
Fairbairn, J. Handbook of Natural Philosophy, the same. 9d.
6 Hydrostatics.” 12mo. 6d.
A working model of overshot and undershot
“Hydraulics." 12mo. 6d.
waterwheels; the wheels made of tin. The
W. & A. K. Johnston. | water may be delivered into the buckets by
Galbraith and Haughton, Manual of means of a syphon. 58. 6d.
Hydrostatics. 12mo. 2.
| An apparatus for showing the action of the Archi-
cloth, 2s.6d. (Presented by the
medean screw; a flexible pewter pipe wound
in a spiral form about a rod pointed at the
Longman & Co., 1855.
lower extremity. 5s.6d.
Glynn, J. Rudimentary Treatise on the Power
The bottle imps, ls. 6d.
of Water. 12mo. 2s. J. Weale, 1853.
A smoke jack. The wheel suspended by a thread
Hughes, S. A Treatise on Waterworks for
or by a needle point placed on the pole of a
the Supply of Cities and Towns. 12mo. 3s.
magnet. The wheel may be suspended over
J. Weale, 1856.
a candle or lamp. 3d.
Lardner, Dr. Hand-book of Hydrostatics,
A glass squirt, 1s. 10d.
Pneumatics, and Heat. post 8vo. cloth. 5s.
Walton & Maberly, 1955.
A straight tube, about 31 inches long and inch
A Treatise on Hydrostatics and Pneu-
bore, for performing the Torricellian experi-
matics. fcp. 8vo. 3s. 6d. Longman & Co.
ment. 5s. 6d.
Lewis, W. G. Catechism of Hydrostatics.
A glass syphon, of the common form.
18mo. 6d.
Aylott & Co., 1857.
A Wurtemburg syphon with equal branches
Hydraulics. 18o. 6d.
turned upwards at both ends.
Pneumatics. 18mo. 6d.
A working model of the common pump, the barrel
Aylott & Co. formed of a lamp glass or wide tube about 8
Parker, R. G. Hydrostatics, &c. (Educa inches long, and 13 inch in diameter; the
tional Course). 12mo, bound. 1s.
valves of silk, gutta percha, or common mar-
Allman & Son. bles. 5s.
Authors.)
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Tate's Mercurial Hydraulic Pump. The barrel Philosophical haminer, for showing the force and
formed out of a glass tube about 16 inches solidity with which water falls in a vacuum,
long, and 1.inch in diameter; bent round at 28. 6d."
the bottom, and drawn away to a diameter of Working model of a common lift pump, with a
4inch. This pump works without either valves glass barrel about 10 in. long, and 2 in.
or piston. About lb. of mercury is placed in diameter, mounted in japanned tinplate; gives
the bend of the tube; the plunger is raised and a continuous stream of water, 6s.
depressed; in the upward stroke the water is Working model of a force pump, in glass, with
raised by the plungerhead, in the downward glass valves, 4s.
stroke by the joint action of the pressure from Working model of a fire engine, or a double-
the mercury and the displacement by the barrelled force pump, japanned tin plate, 5s.
plunger. 35. 6d.
Tate's mercurial hydraulic pump, consisting of
A syphon fountain, 2s.
a bent glass tube with a metal cistern and a
Barker's mill, 4s. 6d.
wooden plunger. This pump works with about
Elliott, Brothers. 4 lb. of mercury put into the bend of the tube.
Griffin, J. J.:-
It requires no valve. It must be used with a
Spirit level, 4 in. long, 3d.
tall glass cylinder, kept pretty full of water.
Glass tube, with bladder or caoutchouc attached, In pumping, the downward motion must be.,
to show the upward pressure of water. Is. 6d. slow and the upward inotion quick, 3s. 6d.
Bottle of japanned tin plate, with perforated
Glass syphon containing a fountain, 3s. 6d.
bottom, to show the upward pressure of the air,
Barker's mill, the moving cistern 8 in. by 2 in.
2s.
with four, sprays; mounted on a frame, tin-
Strong glass tube, 9 inches long and 3-inch dia plate japanned green; constructed so that the
meter, to perform the same experiment with action can be seen at a distance, 6s.
mercury, 3d.
Glass model of an intermitting spring, 4s.
Graduated glass pouret, for showing the relative
J. J. Griffin.
specific gravity of water and mercury, and also
Hachette & Co.'s Hydraulic Apparatus,
for demonstrating that the pressure of liquids
viz.
depends upon their depth and not upon their Fire engine, 31. 6s.
mass, with a wooden support, 4s. 6d.
Hydraulic press, 21. 18s. 6d.
Set of six capillary glass tubes, with japanned
Pumps, models of, in glass.
tin frame and trough, for the exhibition of ca-
- Chain.
pillary attraction, is. 6d.
Wheel, Breast.
- Working model of a Quarry, 12s. 6d.
A pair of flatted glass plates, 4 in. by 3 in., to show
capillary attraction between surfaces, 6d.
- Overshot, ll. 45. 6d.
Undershot, ll. 4s. 6d.
Two wooden balls, 1 in. diameter, to show
- with parabolic buckets, ll. 5s.
capillary attraction when they float in water,
L. Hachette & Co., Paris.
40.
Horne & Thornthwaite :-
Working models of a set of water wheels, tin-
plate japanned green: а, overshot wheel; b,
Hydrostatic and Hydraulic Apparatus, set of,
undershot wheel, both are 8 in. diameter ;
consisting of glass plates, tubes, and balls
c, water cistern; d, frame to support the whole;
for capillary attraction, V tube for showing
e, pan to receive the water; both wheels work
relative specific gravity, pressure, &c. of fluids,
at the same time, and one of them can be
working model of overshot and undershot
readily adjusted to represent a breast wheel,
wheels, Archimedean screw, Cartesian divers
il. 5s.
in glass, glass syringe, glass syphon, Wurtem-
Working model of an Archimedean screw, a
burg syphon, working model of the force and
metal pipe wound round a cylinder, mounted
common lift pump, syphon fountain, Barker's
on a metal frame over a water cistern, japanned.
mill, hydrometer for specific gravities, and
Ys.
working models of hydrostatic press. 21.5s.6d.
Two Cartesian bottle imps, with a glass jar, 12
Horne & Thornthwaite.
in. by 3 in., on foot, with flanged mouth, Joseph, Myers, & Co. Scientific Toys and
with a piece of caoutchouc, 6 in. square, to Models:
tie over the mouth of the jar when the imps Barker's Centrifugal Mill; with description.
are put into the water, 3s. 6d.
7s. 6d.
Paper smoke jacks, two patterns, a wheel and a Hero's Fountain ; with description and dia-
serpent; they may be suspended over a lighted gram. 3s. 6d.
lamp by a thread, or on a needle point, placed Tantalus' Cup; with description and diagram.
on the jole of a magnet, 4d.
Glass squirt, 8 in. long, 1 in. diameter, ls. 8d. The Magic Cask; exemplifying the force of
Barometer tube, 31 in. long, -in. bore, with compressed air ; with description and dia-
small funnel, to use in putting in the mercury; gram. 35. 6d.
for performing the Torricellian experiment. The Mysterious Funnel ; illustrating the
1s. 3d.
pressure of the atmosphere; with descrip-
Mercury, 2 lbs. in a strong glass bottle, 6s. 6d. tion and diagram. 2s.
The Magic Can; ditto ditto. 2s. 6d.
Wirtemburgsyphon, with equal branches, turned The Magic Coffee-pot; ditto ditto. 3s. 6d.
up at both ends, ls.
Joseph, Myers, & Co.
2s.
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MECHANICAL SCIENCE,
Ladd, W.:-
Lift Pump, a Glass Model of.
Forcing Pump, a Glass Model of.
Wm. Ladd.
Rouets Hydrauliques. Turbines. Hydrau-
lic Wheels, a sheet as specimen (the set of
8, 10s.)
Basset, Paris.
PNEUMATICS.
Elliott, Brothers :-
Common bell-shaped receiver, 7s. 6d.
Open receiver, with ground glass plate for foun-
tain, and for performing experiments 25, 26,
30; about 20 inches high, 7s. 6d.
A flask with cap, for showing the weight of air;
the cubic contents of the flask stated on it,
6s. 9d.
A small bladder for showing the elasticity of the
air, 6d.
A hand and bladder glass, 3s.
A tube with large bulb to be placed in receiver
21, for showing the laws of pressure, &c.,
38. 6d.
A long gas jar, with bottle to correspond, for
illustrating the law of specific gravity, &c.,
4s. 6d.
Two vessels connected by a tube, &c., to show
the transfer of liquids from one vessel to
another, 2s. 6d.
An air-pump on the common construction,
single cylinder with attached transfer plate;
the cylinder about 12 inches long and 12 inch
in diameter. Or Tate's double-acting air-pump,
with a cylinder of a 7 inch stroke, and 14 inch
in diameter. ll. 16s. 6d.
Magdeburg hemispheres, or a plate placed upon
the hand glass (24). By means of a cord
attached to the ring on this plate and passing
over a pulley, the exact pressure of the air on
a surface equal to the mouth of the receiver
may be ascertained, 3s.
Balance weight and cork, 4s. 6d.
Guinea and feather apparatus; the plate to be
used with receiver 21, 6s. 6d. :
Bell apparatus; the bell to be moved by a con-
trivance.connected with apparatus (30), 4s. 6d.
Receiver, small, with ground top for showing
the boiling of water in rarefied air, and for
performing experiments 33, 34, 36, 4s.
Filtering cup for mercury, 3s. Id.
Apparatus for showing the principle of the baro-
meter; consisting of a barometer tube passing
through a cork or plate, 3s. 9d.
Mariotte's tube for two atmospheres, 7s.6d.
A cryophorus, for showing the freezing of water
by evaporation of ether in rarefied air. The
cryophorus is made to pass through a plate,
and is to be inserted in receiver 32.
A Wedgewood-ware pan, about 5 inches diameter
and 2 inches deep, with support for a large
watch glass, and a bell-shaped receiver; for
performing Leslie's experiment of freezing
water.
A bottle of Paraphine oil for the air-pump, ls.
Elliott, Brothers.
Griffin, J.J.:-
Tate's double-action air-pump; length of barrel
16 in., bore 1} in., stroke s in., will bring
the syphon gauge to 0.05 in, under a receiver
of 100 cubicin. in 60 strokes; will freeze water
over sulphuric acid under a receiver of 300
cubic inches in 150 strokes. It is mounted
on a massive brass clamp, with a 7-in. transfer
plate, fountain jet, and water pipe, syphon
gauge and screw to convert the apparatus into
a condensing pump, 31.
Bell-shaped glass receiver for the air-pump,
7 in. diameter, 5s.
Receiver 18 in. high, open and ground at both
ends, 5 in, wide at base, 3} in. at the top,
5$. 6d.
Glass disc to cover the receiver, 4 in. diameter,
thick plate glass with polished edges, Is. 6d.
Flask with brass cap and stopcock, for showing
'that air has weight; with the cubic contents
of the flask marked on it, 75. 6d.
Small bladder containing a little air; for show-
ing the elasticity of air, 2d.
Hand and bladder glass, ls.
Glass tube 12 inches long, with a bulb 2 in.
diameter; for showing the laws of pressure,
&c. Used with the receiver No.57 and the jar
No. 64. 9d.
Jar with foot 15 in. high, 2 in. diameter, Is. 6d.
Light glass fiask to swim in the jar, No. 64, to
illustrate specific gravity, 3d.
Pair of narrow bottles connected by a tube, to
show the transfer of liquids from one vessel to
another by the pressure of air under the re-
ceiver of the air-pump, Is.
Tall bell-shaped glass receiver, ground at the
foot; adapted for the last experiment, and for
bell apparatus, &c.; size 12 inches by 5 inches,
with ground glass stopper, 4s.
Madgeburg hemispheres, japanned cast-iron, 3
inch inside diameter; for showing the pres-
sure of the atmosphere; it will hold up 150 lbs.
5s.6d.
One of the plates of the Aurora Borealis appa-
ratus, No. 177, can be applied to the hand and
bladder-glass, No. 62, to perform an experi-
ment similar to that with the hemispheres.
By means of a string from the ring of this
plate, passed over a pulley and connected with
a loaded scale-pan, the exact pressure of the
air on a surface equal to the mouth of the
receiver, may be ascertained.
Square iron bar, 1 inch diameter, 15 lbs. weight;
to show to young people the amount of the
pressure of the atmosphere per square inch at
the surface of the earth. 4s.
Balance weight and cork, to show how the bulk
of objects affects their weights when they are
weighed in amospheric air, 5s.
Guinea and feather apparatus, two falls; ground
brass-plate and stuffing-box; with extra hook
for use with the bell, the Magdeburg hemi-
spheres, &c. 15s..
Bell, to be moved in an exhausted receiver (No.
57 or No. 67), by the apparatus No. 71. 10s.
Glass receiver, ground both at the bottom and
at the neck; for showing the boiling of water
in rarefied air, and for experiments, Nos. 74,
1 77, &c. ls. 6d,
PNEUMATICS.
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Pneumatics, &c.--cont. (J. J. Griffin.) Pneumatics, &c.--cont. (J. J. Griffin.)
Filter cup, with ground brass plate adapted to Conical receiver for the fountain experiment,
Nos. 73 and 67, to cause mercury to pass 15 in. high, 5 in. diameter at the base; to
through the pores of the wood. When the ex be used with the transfer plate of the air-
periment is made, a tall glass jar must be used pump. 4:. 6d.
to receive the mercury from the neck of the Bottle of paraffine oil for lubricating the air-
filter cup, and prevent its entering the air-
ptimp, ls.
pump 5s. 6d.
Amount ofthe Hydraulic, Hydrostatic, and Pneu-
Receiver with a narrow neck and a barometer matic Apparatus, 121. ils. 8d. J. J. Griffin
tube fitted to it with a cork; for showing the
Torricellian experiment. 38.
Horne & Thornthwaite,
Mariotte's tube, to show that under the pressure
Pneumatics, set of apparatus for teaching,
consisting of a Tate's double action air-pump,
of two atmospheres air is compressed into half
its ordinary bulk; the short branch graduated
with ground glass plate 8 inches diaineter,
to show its cubical contents, the long one to
bell shaped receiver 8 inches ground, small
receiver for boiling water, &c., Magdeburg
show lineal inches of mercury: with a stop-
cock; mounted on a stand. 10s. 6d.
hemispheres, hand and bladder glass, small
balloon for showing elasticity, flask and stop-
Cryophorus attached to abrassplate; for showing cock for weighing air, fountain and guinea
the freezing of water, by the evaporation of
and feather receiver, and jar about 24 inches
ether within the exhausted receiver of the air-
high, transfer apparatus, guinea and feather
pump, 6s.
apparatus, balance weight and cork, bulb tube,
Heron's ball, to produce a fountain in vacuo; it bell apparatus, filtering cup, water hammer,
should be half filled with water. ls.
Torricellian experiment, Leslie's apparatus for
Heron's fountain, for showing the elastic force of freezing water, Mariotte's tube with moveable
compressed air: the middle tube and half of scale, and bottle of inercury. 61. 6s.
each ball should contain air; the rest be filled
Horne & Thornthwaite.
with water, including the funnel. 2s. 6d.
Ladd, W. Pneumatical Apparatus. A set in
Leslie's apparatus for freezing water over oil of case, price 6l. 6s.
Win. Ladd.
vitriolin vacuo, consisting of a flat bell-shaped Murray & Heath, Pneumatical Apparatus,
receiver for the air-pump, a Berlin porcelain
pan for the acid, and a glass capsule for the
Newton & Co. Set of Pneumatic Apparatus,
water. There should be half an inch in depth
with air pump, 53 plate, fig. 16, bell glass
of the strongest oil of vitriol. The pump must
receiver, bladder, frame and lead weight,
be well screwed up, and the receiver greased. Magdeburg spheres, bladder glass, bell ex-
to fit close. 7s. 6d.
periment, guinea and feather apparatus, tall
Hydrometer, one glass spindle with solution open receiver, with plate for closing, fountain
tube; it shows all specific gravities, fruin jet, mercury filtering cup and glass, condens-
alcohol to oil of vitriol, or from 0.7 to 2:0, ing syringe. The whole packed in coloured
water being 1:0. In a pasteboard case, 6s. 6d. 1 case. 61. 6s.
Newton & Co.
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FACULTIES.
THE BLIND.
Blind Readers and their Books, or facts con-
tained in the Sixth Report of the Fund for
Embossing Books for the Blind, on W. Moon's
system, with specimen.
Sunday School Union, London,
Blind, Books for the. Printed in Embossed
Roman Type for the Bristol Asylum,
Elementary Geography. oblong royal 8vo. 5s.
Contributed by Mr. J. E. Taylor.
First Reading Book for the Blind, as used at
the Asylum, Bristol. oblong 8vo. 2s.
Chapman & Hall.
Holy Thoughts, as used at the Asylum, Bristol.
oblong 8vo. 2s.. Chapman & Hall.
Magazine for the Blind. Nos. 3, 4, 6, 7, to 12,
14, to 17. oblong 4to. 6d. each No.
Chapman & Hall, 1854–56.
Magazine for the Blind. No. 1, June 1854.
oblong 4to. 6d.
Contributed by Mr. J. E. Taylor.
Memoir of James Watt, oblong royal 8vo. 38.
Contributed by Mr. J. E. Taylor,.Printer.
Sermon on the Mount, as used at the Asylum,
Bristol. oblong 8vo. 2s. Chapman & Hall.
Blind, Association for Teaching the.-
Contributions of. .
Alphabet, in Tin-foil. 8d.
Apparatus for Embossing in Lucas's System,
adapted by Mr. Wood, the Master, 178. 6d.'
Bible, The. The following portions of the
Holy Bible printed in T. M. Lucas's Em-
bossed Stenographic Characters. (According
to the Authorized Version.) Edited by the
Rev. J. W. Gowring, B.A. 4to. blue mo-
rocco. (Presented to the Commissioners of
the Exhibition of 1851 by the London Society
for Teaching the Blind.)
1849.
Numbers, part 2. - lin. 1 vol
Deuteronomy, part 2.5
1849.
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Ecclesiastes - - Sin 1 vol. 1849.
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Joel to Malachi, in 1 vol.
1846.
Luke, in 1 vol.
1851.
Acts, in 1 vol.
1845.
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178. 6d.
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* Instructing the Pupils in the Common Sys-
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The Figures of the First Book of Euclid's
Elements of Geometry, on Five Boards,
by Mr. Wood, (one as specimen). Each
1 2s.
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ciety for Teaching the Blind to Read. 8vo.
bound.
1850.
Asylum, Avenue Road, Regent's Park.
| Blind, Association for the Welfare of
Books, &c. used by the.-
Dolezalek, A. J. Kalender für Blinde. crown
4to.
Wien, 1847.
Epistle, The, of St. Paul to the Romans, with
Marginal Readings, in F. M. Lucas's Em-
bossed Stenographic Characters. Edited by
the Rev. J. W. Gowring, B.A. 4to. 28. 8d.
First Lessons for the Blind, in Hughes' Raised
Characters. oblong royal, 4to.
Grammar for the Blind, on the Principle of
the Combination of Elementary Sounds.
obl. imp. 4to.
Levy, W. H. Arithmetical Apparatus, with
ordinary Figures; in a mahogany casė.
- Pocket Writing Apparatus; in a ma-
hogany case. 13s.
Magazine for the Blind. Vol. 1. Printed in
Embossed Roman Type for the Bristol
Asylum. oblong 4to. 105. Od.
Pierce, B., M.A. An Elementary Treatise on
Plane Geometry. Printed in the Type by
Dr. Howe, of the United States. royal 4to.
half bound.
Boston, U.S., 1840.
Propelling Black Lead Pencil for the Blind. 6d.
Revelation, The Printed in Moon's Em-
bossed Type. oblong imp. 4to. 7s.
Selection of Fables, with Wood-cuts, printed
in Embossed Roman type. oblong 8vo. half
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Selection of Scottish Songs, printed in Em-
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.
S.
Blind, Association for the Welfare of- , Gall, J. Historical Sketch of the Origin and
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Progress of Literature for the Blind; and
Stidolph, W. Chirigon; or, Hand Guide for Practical Hints and Recommendations as to
the Blind; a rosewood frame and scale. their Education. 8vo. half calf. (Presented by
21. 2s.
C. Baker, Esq.) J. Gall, Edinburgh, 1836.
Specimen of Bridge's Writing Paper, with
Raised Lines, for the Blind, post 4to.
Hughes, G. A. Appliances for the Blind:-
Taylor, Rev. W. Diagrams of Euclid for Blind Portable Writing Desk, in rosewood. 31. 38.
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Mariner's Compass. Adapted for the frame. ll. 10s.
Use of the Blind. 5s.
Pocket Signature Guide, in rosewood. 5s.
Writing Card for the Blind. post 4to. Is. 6d.
Portable Embossing Machine, in rosewood
Contributed by the Association for Promoting the frame. ll. 10s.
General Welfare of the Blind, and sold at
Pencil and Holder. 10d.
the Repository, 127, Euston Road, London,
N.W., (late 21, South Row, New Road).
New System of Reading, on a card. 6d.
Darkness and Light; or, Brief Memorials of
Specimen Sheet of Music, “ Old Hundredth."
Two Blind Deaf Mutes; with Facts relating to
(In a Case.) Exhibited by Mr. G. A. Hughes,
the Origin of Moon's System of Reading for
476, New Oxford Street.
the Blind, &c. Edited by Mrs. W. Fison.
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4to. morocco extra. (Presented by Her Majesty's
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in the Embossed Phonetic Characters, viz.;
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Grammar. oblong imp. 4to. Is.
Moon, W. The Improved System of Embossed
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Church Catechism. oblong imp. 4to. 1s.
of the Common Letters simplified. The Words
Morning Prayers. oblong 4to. 2s.
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Olney Hymns. oblong 4to. 2s.
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Five Addresses to those who wish to go to
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Shepherd of Salisbury Plain. oblong imp.
4t0. 2s.
Two Shoemakers. oblong imp. 4to. 6s.
Holy Bible, the following portions:-
Blind, Association for the Welfare of.-
Genesis, oblong imp. 4to., half cloth, 88.
Contributions of.
Exodus, ditto, 75.
Articles made by the Blind:-
Deuteronomy, ditto, 7s.
1. Worsted Yarn Hearth Rug. ll. 5s.
Joshua, ditto, 4s. 6d.
2. Cocoa Fibre Mat, with coloured Border, 7s.
Judges, ditto, 4s. 6d.
3. Wool Mat, with Pattern. 6s.
4. Serrate Door Mat. 5s.
5. Double Thrummed School Mat. 6s. 6d.
First of Samuel, ditto, 6s.
6. Ladies' Book Basket. 6s. 6d.
Second of Samuel, ditto, 5s. 6d.
7. Soiled Linen Basket. 6s.
First of Kings, ditto, 6s.
8. Laundry Basket. 45.
Second of Kings, ditto, 6s.
9. Waste Paper Basket. 5s.
10. Boy's Cap Basket. Is. 6d.
Isaialı, ditto, 7s. 6d.
11. Fire Screen for Chair Back, 78,
Job, ditto, 5s.
12. Cane Chair Bottom. ls.
Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, ditto, 5s. 6d.
13. Knitted Cushion. 10s. 6d.
Ezra, Nehemiah, ditto, 5s. 6d.
14. Ante-Macassar. 38. 6d.
Psalms of David, Vol. I., Day 1 to 15, ditto,
15. Clothes Brush. 38. 6d.
6s. 6d.
16. Plate Brush. ls. 6d.
Psalms of David, Vol. II., Day 16 to 30,
17. Scrubbing Brush. 38.
18. Stove Brush. 2s.
ditto, 5s. 6d.
19. Hat Brush. ls.
New Testament:-
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Mark, ditto, 5s. 6d.
22. Carriage Brush. 4s.
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Austria. (Presented by M. Nobach, for the
Austrian Government.)
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Alessandre, S. Una Visita all'Abendberg.
A Visit to the Medical Establishment for
Tdiots at Abendberg, September 10th, 1850.
16 pp. royal Svo. stitched.
Guggenbühl, Dr. Die Heilung und Verhitung
schritte. On the Cure and Prevention of
Idiotcy, and the latest Improvements, as prac-
tised at the Medical Establishment at Abend-
berg. 4to. boards. (2 copies.)
Huber & Co., Bern, 1853.
DEAF AND DUME.
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16mo. 60.
Clock Dial, intended to teach the Deaf and
Dumb the Clock. On Cardboard. 41 in. square.
price one halfpenny.
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** Printed for the “ Asylum for the Deaf and
Dumb," Old Kent Road, London; and con-
taining a selection of the words in most
common use, many objects in Natural His-
tory, and most of the noun words in Holy
Scripture. It is intended as a first-word
book, and with that view pictorially illus-
trated as fully as possible.
Society for Promoting Christiun Knowledge.
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of the Pupils of the General Institution for the
Instruction of Deaf and Dumb Children, at
Edgbaston, Birmingham. crown 8vo. bound.
1s. 6d. (Presented by the Author.)
Belcher & Son, Birmingham, 1848.
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read before the Medical Society of the State
of New York, June 25th, 1852, by H. P. Peet.
-Byelaws, &c. of the New York Institution
for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb,
adopted June 1853. In 1 vol. Svo. half calf.
Proceedings of the First, Second, and Third
Conventions of American Instructors of the
Deaf and Dumb, held in the years 1850, 1851,
and 1853. In 1 vol. 8vo. half calf.
(Presented by the Society of Arts.)
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Scott, Dr. W. R. Deaf and Dumb; their
Position in Society and the Principles of their
Education considered. post 8vo. roan. (Pre-
sented by the Author). J. Graham, 1844.
- First Book of Exercises in English Com-
position. 12mo. 2s. 6d. (Presented by the
Author.)
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Key and Specimens at the end. crown folio.
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Guadet, J. L'Institut des Jeunes Aveugles.
Institution for the Young Blind at Paris. Svo.
sewed.
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Hubert-Valleroux, M. E. Sourds-Muets et
des Aveugles. Mémoire sur l'Etat actuel des
Institutions à leur Usage. Present State of
the Institutions for Deaf-mutes and Blind.
2nd edition. Svo, sewed.
Masson, Paris, 1853.
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Studies respecting their Imperfection. Svo.
sewed.
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tion to the Medical and Philosophical Study
of their Imperfection. Svo. sewed.
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Institution for Deaf-mutes, at Yverdon, Canton tion for the Blind at Vienna). Anleitung
Vaud. Papers respecting it, printed at the Blinden Kindern. Instruction for Blind
instance of the Council, 31st May 1841. post Children in Schools and Families. (Printed
8vo. (2 copies.) Ducloux, Lausanne, 1841. for the Austrian State Schools). 8vo. boards.
Règlement sur l'Institut des. Regulations
Wien, 1846.
of the Institution for Deaf-mutes. S pp.
Nahmenbuch und Erste Lese-übungden für
post 8vo. (2 copies.)
1847.
Blinde Kinder. First Reading Book for Blind
Valade-Gabel, M. (Director of the Institution Children. (Printed for the Austrian State
for Deaf-mutes at Bourdeaux.) Sourds-Muets. Schools.) oblong crown 4to. Wien, 1848.
Memoir respecting the Education of Deaf-
Statuten der Pestalozzi Stiftung und der
mutes. Svo. Gazay, Bourdeaux, 1839.
Taubstummen Anstalten. Laws of the Pes-
- Lectures Illustrées. Reading Book Illus-
talozzi Establishment, and the Deaf-mute
trated for Deaf-mutes and Houses of Refuge,
entitled “Nouvelles Etrennes de l'Enfance.”
Institution. 13 parts, various sizes, in a
portfolio.
Child's New Gift Book. 18mo. Paris, 1853.
Velade-Rémi. Sourds-Muets. Essai sur les
Taubstummenaustalt. Educational Regula-
Mesures Législatives, &c. Essay on Measures
tions respecting the Institution for Deaf-mutes
for the Benefit of Deaf-mutes. 8vo.
1851.
Bourdeaux, 1845.
at Luzern. 5 pp. crown 8vo.
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HYGIENE, AND MEANS OF PHYSICAL TRAINING.
HYGIENE.
Darwall, Dr., on the Management of Infants.
12mo.
(Presented by H. Grant, Esq.)
Whittaker & Co., 1830.
Good Health; the Possibility, Duty, and
Means of obtaining and keeping it. 18mo.
10d.
Religious Tract Society.
Household Medical Guide. 18mo. 6d.
Dean & Son.
How to make Home Unhealthy. Reprinted
from the " Examiner,” fcp. Svo. sewed. 1s.
Chapman & Hall, 1852.
Mann, R. J. Book of Health. (Gleig's School
Series.) 18mo. 9d.
Longman & Co.
Nightingale, Florence. Notes on Nursing :
What it is, and what it is not. royal 8vo. cloth,
limp. 2s.
Harrison, 59, Pall Mall.
Raspail, F. V. Domestic Medicine: or Plain
Instructions in the Art of Preserving and Re-
storing Health. Edited by Dr. Strauss. 12mo.
Is. 6d.
J. Weale, 1853.
Rolland, G. An Introductory Course of Gyın-
nastic Exercises. royal 8vo. cloth. 35. 6d.
Oliver & Boyd, 1854.
- An Introductory Course of Fencing.
royal 8vo. cloth. 38. 6d. Oliver & Boyd.
Roland, J. The Amateur of Fencing. Svo.
boards. (Presented by H. Grant, Esq.)
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Roth, M. A Letter to the Earl Granville on
Gymnastics. 8vo. Groombridge & Sons, 1854.
- Movements or Exercises, according to
Dr. Ling's System. 8vo. Is..
Groombridge & Sons, 1852.
Salzmann, C. G. Gymnastics for Youth; or,
a Practical Guide to Healthful and Ainusing
Exercises. 8vo. half calf. (Presented by Č.
Baker, Esq.) J. Johnson, London, 1800.
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Gymnastics; or a System of Medico-Hygienic
Exercises. Translated from the German by
Henry Skelton. royal Svo. 5s.
Williams & Norgate, 1856.
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each.
GYMNASTICS.
Chiosso, Captain. Gymnastics, an Essential
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- Gymnastic Polymachinon. Svo. 2s. 6d.
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Lings, P.H. Gymnastic Free Exercises. Trans-
lated, with Additions, by M. Roth, M.D. 12mo.
2s. Od. (2 copies.)
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Clias, M. Gymnastique Elementaire. 8vo. 1.Speisz, A. Die Lehre der Turnkunst. Book
half calf. (Presented by H. Grant, Esq.) 1 of Instructions in Gymnastics. 4 vols. 8vo.
Colas, Paris, 1819. cloth lettered.
Basel, 1840-46.
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Etablissements de Regulation respecting Book for Schools. 2 vols. 8vo. cloth.
Gymnastic Establishments. (Public Education
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Department.) . On a sheet, post broad folio
(2 copies.)
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nastics. 2nd edition. 8vo. Amsterdam, 1853.
Schreber, Dr. D. G. M. Kallipädie oder Rijkens, R. G. Handleiding voor Ligchaams-
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Beauty. royal 8vo. cloth. (Presented by the
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APPENDIX,
CONTAINING AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR
INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES.
CLASS I.
Johonnot, J. Country School-Houses; con-
taining Elevations, Plans, and Specifications,
with Estimates, Directions to Builders, Sug-
gestions as to School Grounds, Furniture,
Apparatus, &c., and a Treatise on School-
House Architecture. With numerous Designs
by S. E. Hewes. royal 8vo. cloth.
Ivison & Phinney, New York, 1859.
Page's Normal Chart of Elementary Sounds of
the English Language. On canvas and roller.
Size, 4 ft. 4in. by 3 ft. 7 in.
Barnes & Co., New York.
Parker &z Watson. The National Elemen-
tary Speller. fcp. 8vo. half bound.
Barnes and Burr, New York, 1860.
- The National Pronouncing Speller;
embracing a graded Classification of Primitive
and Derivative Words for Oral Spelling;
Exercises for writing from Dictation, &c.
post 8vo. half bound.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
Smith, W. W. The Little Speller; or First
Round in the Ladder of Learning. fcp. Svo.
half bound.
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- The Grammar School Speller; contain-
ing Rules for Spelling, with numerous ex-
amples to illustrate the application of each
Rule. post Svo. half bound.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
Black Board, prepared for use as a Slate.
Size, 13 in. by 9 in., in frame.
- 12 in. by 8 in., in frame.
Double. 10 in. by 7 in., covered as a book.
Samples of Kansas Stone Pencils.
(Presented by .)
Brooks, N. C. A School Register, for record-
ing Attendance, Recitations, and Deportinen,
in Classes. Designed for the use of Collegest
Academies, and Schools. post 4to, half bound.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1859.
National School Diary. 12mo. stitched.
Barnes & Burr New York, 1860.
Tracy, J. L. A School Record. Designed for
keeping a simple but exact Record of Attend-
ance, Deportment, and Scholarship, containing
also a Calendar, an extensive List of Topics
for Compositions and Colloquies, Themes for
Short Lectures, &c. small 4to. half bound.
A. S. Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
CLASS II.
Parker & Watson, The National First
Reader;. or Word-Builder. Revised edition.
fcp. 8vo. half bound.
1861.
- The National Second Reader; containing
Preliminary Exercises in Articulation, Pro-
nunciation, and Punctuation. fcp. 8vo. half
bound.
The National Third Reader; containing
Exercises in Articulation, Accent, Emphasis,
Pronunciation, and Punctuation; numerous
and progressive Exercises in Reading; and
Notes explanatory of different Words and
Phrases. post 8vo. half bound.
- The National Fourth Reader ; containing
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half bound.
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Treatise on Elocution ; Exercises in Reading
and Declamation; with Biographical Sketches
and copious Notes. crown 8vo. half bound.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
Watson, J. M, The National School Primer, or
Primary Word-Builder. fcp. 8vo. half bound.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
Willson, M. The School and Family Primer,
Introductory to the Series of School and
Family Readers. post 8vo. half cloth. (Pre-
sented by Messrs. Smith, Woodman & Co., 596,
Broadway, New York.)
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Willson, M. The First Reader of the School | Monteith, J. Youths' History of the United
and Family Series. post 8vo. half bound.
States. post 4to, half bound.
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Barnes & Burr, New York, 1858.
Family Series. post Svo. half bound.
The Third Reader of the School and
Lyman, Azel S. Historical Chart, containing
Family Series. post Svo. half bound.
the Prominent Events of the Civil, Religious,
- The Fourth Reader of the School and
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Family Series. post Svo. half bound.
earliest Times to the present day, 15 in. by
(Presented by Messrs. Smith, Woodman & Co.,
16 in., stiffenedi wrapper.
596, Broadway, New York.)
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Harper & Brothers, New York, 1860. Hanna, Sarah R. Bible History; a Text Book
for Seminaries, Schools, and Families. crown
8vo. half bound.
Bullions, Rev. P., D.D. Introduction to the
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
Analytical and Practical Grammar of the Eng.
lish Language. 11th edition. post 8vo. half
bound.
Willard, Emma. The Temple of Time. Ex-
Pratt, Oakley, & Co., New York, 1860.
hibiting the whole Scheme of Universal Chro-
- An Analytical and Practical Grammar of
nology from the Creation to the present time.
the English Language. 52nd edition. post 8vo. On canvas and roller. Size, 3 ft. 4 in. by 2 ft. 3in.
sheep. Pratt, Oakley, & Co., New York, 1860.
Barnes & Co., New York.
Clark, S. W. First Lessons in English Gram-
mar. 12mo. half bound.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
MacLaurin, W. S. Primary School Course
of Manual Ġymnastic Exercises; introductory
Sanders, C. W. Analysis of English Words,
to MacLaurin's Currente Calamo System of
designed for the higher classes in Schools and .
Penmanship, for Practice with a Stylus, Pencil,
or Pen. oblong 4to. stitched.
Academies. crown Svo. half bound.
Ivison, Finney, & Co., New York, 1860.
Charles B. Norton, New York, 1854.
- System of Writing. Nos. 1, 4, 5, 6. ob-
long tcp. 4to. stitched.
Boyd, J. R. Elements of English Composition,
Charles B. Norton, New York
Grammatical, Rhetorical, Logical, and Prac-
tical. post Svo. half bound.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1960.
Dodd, J.B. Elementary and Practical Arithmetic,
in which have been attempted various Im-
Northend, C. The Little Orator; or Primary provements in Arrangement and Nomencla-
School Speaker. 18mo. cloth.
ture, and in the means of thorough Discipline
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860. in the Principles and Applications of the
- The National Orator; a Selection of
Science. New and improveci edition, with an
Appendix, containing Geometrical Definitions
Pieces for the use of young Students in Schools
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and Academies. post Svo. half bound.
bound.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1960.
Pratt, Oakley, & Co., New York, 1859.
- Entertaining Dialogues, designed for the
- Arithinetic for High Schools; containing
use of young Students in Schools and Acade-
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mies. post Svo. half bound.
Applications of the Science. New and im-
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
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bound.
Mahan, Rev. Asa. The Science of Logic; or
Pratt, Oakley, & Co., New York, 1859.
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Arithmetic, for Primary Classes in Public and
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Dwight, B. W. Modern Philology; its Dis - The Progressive Intellectual Arithmetic,
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Tabular Views, and an Index. royal Svo. cloth. Progressive Primary · Arithmetic, containing
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1960. many original Forms of Analysis applicable to
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Engravings and Moral Stories. post Svo. half nexion with Concise Analytic and Synthetic
bound. Barnes & Co., New York, 1857.
Methods of Solution, and designed as a Com-
plete Text-Book on this Science. crown 8vo.
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Robinson. HN. Key to the Progressive Prac- 1 Davies, C., LL.D. Elements of Analytical
tical Arithmetic, including Analyses of the Geometry and of the Differential and Integral
Miscellaneous Examples in the Progressive
Calculus. crown Svo. sheep.
Intellectual Arithmetic. For Teachers only.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
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Schools, Academies, and Mercantile Colleges,
Pratt, Oakley, & Co., New York, 1860.
combining the Analytic and Synthetic Me Robinson, H. N., LL.D. Elements of Geo-
thods, and forming a Complete Treatise on metry, and Plane and Spherical Trigono-
Arithmetical Science and its Commercial and metry; with numerous Practical Problems.
Business Applications. post 8vo. sheep.
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Ivison, Phinney, & Co., New York, 1860.
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Dodd, J. B. Elements of Trigonometry, Plane
and Spherical, with Applications to Heights
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veying, Navigation, and the Solution of Astro-
nomical Problems. crown Svo. sheep.
Pratt, Oakley, & Co., New York, 1859.
CA
Bryant and Stratton. National Book-keep-
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Branches, prepared as a Book of Reference for
the Counting-house, and also as a Text-Book
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Ivison, Phinney, & Co., New York, 1860.
Smith and Martin, Book-keeping by Single
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the Use of Common Schools. post 4to. half
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Bullions, Rev. P., D.D. The Principles of Latin
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Pratt, Oakley & Co., New York, 1860.
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Pratt, Oakley, & Co., New York, 1859.
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Composition, on a new Plan. post 8vo. sheep.
Pratt, Oakley, & Co., New York, 1860.
Benedict, Joel T. Elements of Algebra. Part
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Davies, C., LL.D. New Elementary Algebra,
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Pratt, Oakley, & Co., New York, 1860.
Cicero's Select Orations, with English Notes.
post 8vo. sheep.
Pratt, Oakley, & Co., New York. 1860.
Sallust's History of the Conspiracy of Catiline,
and the Jugurthine War; with English Notes.
By the Rev. P. Bullions, D.D. post Svo. sheen.
Pratt, Oakley, & Co., New York, 1859.
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APPENDIX.
CLASS IV. :
Bullions, Rev. P., D.D. The Principles of Greek
Grammar; comprising the Substance of the
most approved Greek Grammars extant.
post 8vo. sheep.
Pratt, Oakley, & Co., New York, 1860.
Curtis, G. H. The Little Singer; or Primary
School Vocalist; containing the Elements of
Music newly and carefully prepared for
Young Minds, together with many Original
Pieces suited to the Primary School; and an
Oratorio for the Young, entitled “ Joseph,"
Oblong crown Svo. half bound.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860
Bullions, Rev.P., D.D. A Greek Reader, selected
chiefly from Jacob's Greek Reader, with an
Introduction on the Idioms of the Greek
Language; Notes, Critical, and Explanatory,
and an improved Lexicon. post Svo. sheep.
Pratt, Oakley, & Co., New York, 1860.
Fāsquelle, L., LL.D. A Course of the French
Language; Introductory to Fasquelle's
Larger French Course. 12mo. half bound.
Ivison, Phinney, & Co., New York, 1861.
Pujol and Van Norman. The Complete
French Class Book, embracing Grammar,
Conversation, Literature, with Commercial
Correspondence, and an adequate Dictionary.
8vo, half bound.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
CLASS V.
| Howe, Elisha P. The Young Citizen's Cate-
chism, explaining the Duties of District, Town,
City, County, State, and United States Officers.
Together with Rules for Parliamentary and
Commercial Business. 12mo, cloth.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1861.
Youmans, Edward L. The Hand-Book of
Household Science. A Popular Account of
Heat; Light, Air, Aliment, and Cleansing, in
their Scientific Principles and Domestic Appli-
cations. With numerous Illustrative Diagrams.
crown Svo. cloth.
D. Appleton & Co., New York, 1860.
Peissner, Elias. Elements of the German
Language, based on the Affinity of German
and English, with Exercises, Reading, Con.
versation, Paradigms, and Dictionary. post
8vo. half bound.
Pratt, Oakley, & Co., New York, 1859.
CLASS VI.
Bates, S. P. Lectures on Mental and Moral
Culture. crown 8vo. cloth.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
Dwight, B. W. The Higher Christian Educa-
tion, crown Svo. cloth.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1859.
Holbrook, A. The Normal; or Methods of
Teaching the Common Branches, Orthoepy,
Orthography, Grammar, Geography, Arith-
metic, and Elocution ; including the Out-
lines, Technicalities, Explanations, Demon-
strations, Definitions and Methods, intro-
ductory and peculiar to each Branch. crown
8vo. cloth. Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
Philobiblius. History and Progress of Edu-
cation, from the earliest Times to the Present.
Intended as a Manual for Teachers and
Students. With an Introduction by Henry
Barnard, LL.D., Chancellor of the University
of Wisconsin. crown 8vo. cloth.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
Colton and Fitch. Primer of Geography.
Illustrated by 16 Maps. fcp. Ito, half bound.
Ivison, Phinney, & Co., New York, 1860.
Monteith, James. First Lessons in Geography,
designed for Beginners. royal 16mo." half
bound.
1860.
- Introduction to the Manual of Geography.
Designed for Junior Classes in Public and
Private Schools. fcp. 4to. half bound. 1860.
-- Manual of Geography, combined with
· History and Astronomy. Designed for Inter-
mediate Classes in Public and Private Schools.
post 4to. half bound.
1860.
- An Improved System of Geography,
. by F. McNally. Designed for Schools, Aca-
demies, and Seminaries. royal 4to. half bound.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
Olney, J. A Practical and Complete System
of Geography for Schools, comprising a Con-
cise Description of the Present State of the
World; a Synopsis of Ancient Geography;
Outlines of Physical Geography, &c. 100th
edition. 12mo. half bound.
Pratt, Oakley, & Co., New York, 1860.

APPENDIX.
291
Colton, J. IJ. School Atlas, designed to accom- | Gray, Asa, M.D. First Lessons in Botany and
pany Colton's American School Geography, Vegetable Physiology. Illustrated by over 360
comprising upwards of 100 Steel Plate Maps, Wood Engravings, from original Drawings, by
Profiles, and Plans, on 37 large Shects. Drawn Isaac Sprague ; to which is added a copious
on a New and Uniform System of Scales, by Glossary or Dictionary of Botanical Terms.
G. Woolworth Colton. imp. 4to. half bound. Svo. haif bound.
1859.
Ivison, Phinney, & Co., New York, 1860. --- Manual of the Botany of the Northern
Olney, J. Atlas comprising Modern and An United States. Revised edition, including
cient Geography, designed to accompany the Virginia, Kentucky, and all East of the Mis-
Practical Systein of Geography. Revised and sissippi; arranged according to the Natural
enlarged from the 91st edition. royal 4to. half System. With 6 Plates, illustrating the Genera
bound. Pratt, Oakley, & Co., New York, 1860. of Ferns, &c. 8vo. half bound.
Ivison, Phinney, & Co., New York, 1857.
Wood, A. A Class Book of Botany. In 2
The Shepherd Patent Slate Globe; 9 inch Parts. Part 1. The Elements of Botanical
Science. Part 2. The Natural Orders. Illus-
for its use. 18mo. stitched.)
trated by a Flora of the Northern, Middle, and
Made by Dean & Munger, New York. Western States, particularly of the United
States North of the Capitol. lat. 3870.41st edi-
tion. Revised and enlarged. crown 8vo. half
Brocklesby, John. Elements of Astronomy,
bound.
Moore & Nims, Troy, N.Y.
for Schools and Academies, with Explanatory - Class Book of Botany, being Outlines of
Notes, and Questions for Examination. crown the Structure, Physiology, and Classification
8vo. half bound.
of Plants. Part 1. 8vo. cloth.
Farmer, Brace, & Co., New York, 1857.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
McIntire, James, M.D. A New Treatise on
Astronomy and the Use of the Globes. In 2
Parts. Designed for the Use of Schools and
Academies. post 8vo. half bound.
Carli, M. M. Child's Book of Natural History,
A. S. Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
illustrating the Animal, Vegetable, and Mine-
Whitall, Henry. A Moveable Planisphere,
ral Kingdoms; with Application to the Arts.
showing the Position of the Heavens at any
12mo. half bound.
given Time. Mounted on mill-board, 153 in
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
by 154 in., with moveable Index.
Chadbourne, P. A. Lectures on Natural His..
Mason, Brothers, New York. tory; its Relation to Intellect, Taste, Wealth,
and Religion. post 8vo. cloth.“
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860

CLASS VII.
Emmons, E. Manual of Geology; designed
for the Use of Colleges and Academies. lllus.
trated with numerous Engravings. 2nd edition.
8vo. half bound.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
Hitchcock, E., D.D., and Hitchcock, C. H.,
A.M. Elementary Geology. A new Edition,
re-modelled, mostly re-written, with several
New Chapters, and brought up to the Present
State of the Science. crown Svo. half bound.
Ivison, Phinney, & Co., New York, 1860.
Cutter, C., M.D. First Book on Anatomy,
Physiology, and Hygiene, for Grammar
Schools and Families. With 83 Engravings.
post 8vo. half bound.
1860.
- A Treatise on Anatomy, Physiology, and
Hygiene. Designed for Colleges, Academies,
and Families. With 150 Engravings. post
8vo. half bound.
Clark, Austin, & Co., New York, 1860.
Hitchcock, E., D.D., and Hitchcock, E.,
Junior, M.D. Elementary Anatomy and
Physiology for Colleges, Academies, and other
Schools. crown Svo. half bound.
Ivison, Phinney, & Co., New York, 1861.
Hooker, W., M.D. First Book in Physiology,
for the 'Use of Schools and Families. Intended
as Introductory to the larger Work by the same
Author. post 8vo. half bound.
1860.
-- Human Physiology. Designed for Col-
leges and the higher Classes in Schools, and
for general reading. Illustrated by nearly 200
Engravings. crown 8vo. cloth.
Pratt, Oakley, & Co., New York, 1859.
Darby, J. Botany of the Southern States. In
2 Parts. Part 1. Structural and Physiological
Botany and Vegetable Products. Part 2. De-
scriptions of Southern Plants. Arranged on
the Natural System. Preceded by a Linnæan
and a Dichotomous Analysis. crown 8vo. half
bound. Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
Gray, Asa, M.D. How Plants Grow; a simple
Introduction to Structural Botany. With a
Popular Flora, or an Arrangement and De-
scription of Common Plants, both Wild and
Cultivated. Illustrated with 500 Wood En.
gravings. 5th edition. fcp. 4to. half bound.
Ivison, Phinney, & Co., 1860.
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APPENDIX.
CLASS VIII.
Porter, J. A., M.A., M.D. Principles of Che-|
mistry; embracing the most recent Discoveries
in the Science, and the Outlines of its Appli-
cation to Agriculture and the Arts. Illus-
trated by numerous Experiments newly
adapted to the simplest Apparatus. post Svo.
half bound.
. Barnes & Co., New York, 1859.
Wells, D. A, Principles and Applications of
Chemistry; introducing the latest Results of
Scientific Discovery and Research, and ar-
ranged with special reference to the Practical
Application of Chemistry to the Arts and
Employments of Common Life. With 240
Illustrations. 5th edition. crown Svo. half
bound.
Ivison, Phinney, & Co., New York, 1860.
Peck, W. G. Introductory Course of Natural
Philosophy. Edited from Ganot's Popular
Physics. post 8vo. half bound.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
Wells, D. A Natural Philosophy; introducing
the latest Results of Scientific Discovery and
Research ; arranged with special Reference to
the Practical Application of Physical Science
to the Arts and Experiences of Every-day
Life. With 375 Engravings. 15th edition.
crown Svo. half bound.
Ivison, Phinney, & Co., New York, 1860.
CLASS X.
Peck, W. G. Elements of Mechanics, for the
Use of Colleges, Academies, and High Schools,
crown Svo. half bound.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1860.
CLASS IX.
Norton and Porter First Book of Science.
Part 1. Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
Part. 2. Chemistry and allied Sciences. post
8vo. half bound.
Barnes & Co. New York, 1359.
CLASS XII.
Root, N. W. Taylor. School Amusements, or
How to make the School interesting. Em-
bracing simple Rules for Military and
Gymnastic Exercises, and Hints upon the
General Management of the School-room;
with Engravings. crown 8vo. cloth.
Barnes & Burr, New York, 1960.
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WORKS TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF WHICH GRANTS
ARE MADE BY THE COMMITTEE OF COUNCIL ON
EDUCATION TO THE MANAGERS OF SCHOOLS UNDER
GOVERNMENT INSPECTION.
N.B.-A complete set of Specimen Copies of the Books comprised in
the following List is exhibited in a separate Compartment of the
Educational Museum.
The Works are arranged on the Shelves in the same order as in the
List.
A Specimen Copy of any MAP OR DIAGRAM comprised in the List may
be inspected at the Museum, on application being made, in the form
provided for the purpose, to one of the Attendants. Sufficient wall
space is not available for the separate exhibition of a complete set
of Specimen Copies of these Maps and Diagrams.
EXPLANATORY CIRCULAR RELATIVE TO BOOK GRANTS.
The reports of Her Majesty's Inspectors have shown that, while by the aid
of religious associations the managers of elementary schools have generally
been enabled to procure a sufficient supply of Bibles, religious formularies,
and books of religious instruction, other lesson books, text books, maps, and
diagrams have often been either wanting or very scantily furnished, and
this evil has been increasingly felt since the standard of instruction has been
raised by the operation of the Minutes of Council of August and December
1846.
The Committee of Council on Education have therefore caused a list to be
compiled of lesson books, text books, maps, and diagrams, and have deter-
mined to make grants for the purchase of works to be selected from this list.
In determining the works to be put upon the list, their Lordships reserved
to themselves the liberty of rejecting any work which by its subject-matter did
not appear to them to be suitable for the purpose in view, viz., the elementary
instruction of children in school; but they have not gone further than this
into the merits of any particular work:
This limitation of responsibility has been expressly notified to every pub-
lisher, and all advertisements which have fallen under the notice of the
Committee of Council, wherein works are advertised as “ sanctioned,"
“ recommended,” or “approved” by their Lordships, have been declared
to be unwarranted.
Books purporting to give religious instruction are excluded from this
catalogue ; but it contains works which, being designed by their publishers
for the use of schools connected with particular religious bodies, may be
unsuitable for schools unconnected with those bodies. The managers of the
schools must ascertain for themselves, before they fill up the form of appli-
cation, what books will suit them. The Committee of Council on Education
can accept no responsibility, and therefore can render no assistance, in this
respect.
I'he difficulty of school managers does not consist in providing the means of
reference to works of comparatively expensive character, but in putting class-
books into the hands of each scholar, and furnishing the school with large
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maps and diagrams for class-teaching. It is to such works, and to suitable
text-books for masters and assistants, that their Lordships have desired to
confine the list.
Those books which are thought to be more suitable to the teachers and
pupil-teachers than to ordinary scholars are distinguished by an asterisk.
Under the head of maps will be found those published as part of the Ord-
nance Survey. One or more of these maps may be usefully suspended in each
school-room as an illustration of geography under familiar names, and upon a
large scale.
The publishers of the books, maps, and diagrams now included in the
schedules have allowed a discount which averages nearly 40 per cent. to those
schools which purchase them through the medium of this Committee; and
towards the purchase at the reduced prices their Lordships make grants at the
rate of 10d. per scholar, according to the average number in attendance during
the year preceding the application, provided that not less than 20d. per scholar
be subscribed on the part of the school to meet such grants. The managers
may apply for a grant for less than the average number of scholars.
If an evening school be held in the same premises, and under the same
managers, as a day school open to inspection, the scholars attending the evening
school may be reckoned in the number of those upon whom a grant is allow-
able, but they should be distinguished from the rest.
Evening schools, or classes which are not annexed to day schools, may apply
for books, maps, and diagrams at the reduced prices. A pecuniary grant will
be made in those cases where the Committee of Council is satisfied with the
management, premises, instruction, and the reasons of not enforcing the
principle of self-support.
Books, maps, and diagrams at the reduced prices may be applied for once in
each year; but a pecuniary grant towards the purchase cannot be made oftener
than once in three years.
The Committee of Council will, however, at any time entertain applications
for grants, in consideration of an increase amounting to 25 per cent. in the
number of scholars.
The name of the school is to be written in full on every map and diagram,
and in the inside of the cover, and on the title-page of every book, and the
managers must engage that the books, maps, and diagrams shall be devoted to
the exclusive use of the teachers, pupil-teachers, and scholars. The managers
may sell at the reduced prices specified in the schedules any of the books, maps
or diagrams to the scholars, pupil-teachers, and teachers of the school, for their
own use and property; or any of the scholars, pupil-teachers, and teachers may
themselves subscribe towards the sum to be locally contributed to meet their
Lordships' grant, and may thus at once obtain for themselves, at the reduced
prices, such works as they may have subscribed for. It is, however, to be
observed, that whenever there is a pecuniary grant from the Committee of
Council towards the purchase of the works, the reduced prices must be still
further reduced to the masters, pupil-teachers, or scholars who buy those works,
in the proportion which the amount of that pecuniary grant may bear to the
total cost.
Normal schools and schoolmasters' associations inay obtain grants to pur-
chase books, maps, and diagrams. The elementary model school of a normal
school will be treated in all respects as any other elementary school.
In schools where the children are received by relays from factories, or print
works, each separate child belonging to such mill or works may be counted in
inaking up the average of attendance during the past year.
No application can be entertained in respect of books, maps, and diagrams
costing together less than 31.
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MAPS.
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Name of Map.
Publisher, and
Date of Edition.
Size of Map.
Description of
Mounting.
Price per
Map.
Improved Educational Man of the Betts, J.. . 1856
World.
Ditto, Eastern Hemisphere .
Ditto .
. 1859
Ditto, Western ditto
Ditto .
• 1859
Ditto, England . .
Ditto . 1857
Ditto, Scotland .
Ditto
• 1857
Ditto, Ireland
Ditto
1857
Ditto, Palestine
Ditto
1857
Ditto, Europe
Ditto
. 1959
Ditto, Asia
Ditto . 1859
Ditto, America
Ditto
Ditto, Africa
Ditto
. 1859
Ditto, Australia
Ditto . 1860
Large improved Educational Map Ditto . . 1957
of Europe.
Interrogatory Maps:-
Eugland
Ditto . 1857
Scotland . . . . .
Ditto . 1857
Ireland
Ditto • 1857
Europe
Ditto . 1859
Asia.
Ditto
• 1859
America
Ditto
• 1859
Africa.
Ditto
. 1859
Large Iuterrogatory Map of Europe Ditto
1857
General Map of wope (by A. K. Blackwood and Sons
Jolinston).
1855
ſt. in. ft. in.
£ s. d.
0x2 3 Coloured and wount 04
ed on cloth, roller
and varnished.
2 3x2 0 Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto.
· Ditto
Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto.
42x3 3 | Coloured and mount-
ed on rollers and
varnished.
2 3x2 0
Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto.
4, 2*3 3 Ditto.
0 6 6
4 2x32 on canvas and rollers
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SCHOOL ROOM MAPS.
England (R.) . . .
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. Chambers
:
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6
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Scotland (C.) .
Ireland (C.) .
Durope
Palestine
Asia .
Africa
North America
South America.
The World
England (R.) .
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
3 10x29
C+
.
.
.
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
Ditto
Christian Knowledge
Society.
Ditto:
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
· Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Collins
Scotland (R. and
Ireland (R. and C.
British Isles
Palestine
Old Testament
New Testament
Europe . .
Asia
Africa
North America
South Ameriea
Australia
Palestine
Coloured and mount-1 0 11 0
ed on rollcrs and
varrished.
Ditto
0 11
Ditto.
0 11
Ditto.
0 11 0
Ditto.
0 11 0
Ditto.
0 11 0
Ditto.
0 11 0
Ditto.
0 11 0
Ditto.
0 11 0
Ditto
0 15 8
Coloured, mounted,
and varnished.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Coloured and mount-
ed on clotland rol-
lers and varnished.
Rollers, varnished 1 0 12 0
Ditto. . .1 0 2 0

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5 3 4 4
Ditto .
Ditto
3 10 3 2
Ditto .
5 3x4 44
2 11x2 4
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British Isles (R. and C.) .
England (R. and C.) . .
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.
.
Cooper, J.
Ditto.
1859 | 5 6x5 0
• 1859 2 9X2 2
ENLARGED EDUCATIONAL MAPS.
The World
Europe.
England and
Cruchley.
Ditto .
. 1859
8 6x4 6 On canvas and rollers
. 1859
70x5 0
. 1858 / 7 Ox5 01 Ditto..
Ditto : : :1
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0 12
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Publisher, and
Date of Edition.
Size of Map.
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Mounting
Price per
Map.
1 £ s. d.
0
Ditto
.
SMALL SCHOOL MAPS.
ft. in. ft.in.
Europe
Cruichley.
. 1855 | 2 6x2 2
Asia.
. 1855 Ditto
Africa
Ditto
1855
Ditto
America
Ditto . 1855
The World
Battle Fields of Eugland (by Mario | Griffith and Farran. 1 0 25x0 31
thier).
Rollers and varnished
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
2
26
.
Ditto
Dittoirs on cloth
Black rollers on clotho
and varnished.
SCIIOOL-ROOM MAPS,
FIRST SERIES.
Eastern Hemisphere . . . ! Johnston, W. & A. K./ 42x3 6 Coloured and mount- 10 7 0
1859
ed on cloth and roll-
ers and varnished.
Western Hemisphere
Ditto . 1858 Ditto
Ditto.
England (R. and C.)
Ditto • 1858 Ditto
Ditto.
Scotland (R. and C.)
Ditto
1958 Ditto
Ditto.
Ireland (R. and C.)
Ditto . 1858 Ditto
Ditto.
Europc
Ditto
1858 Ditto
Ditto ..
Asia.
. 1858 Ditto
Ditto.
Africa
Ditto . 1858 Ditto
Ditto.
America
Ditto
1858 Ditto
Ditto.
Canaan and Palestine .
Ditto
1858 Ditto
07 0.
The above in Wood Case, any Map Ditto
Ditto . Oncloth unvarnished! 4
drawn as required, and pulled up
again by cords.
Ditto
Ditto.
SECOND SERIES.
France (R.) . . .
.
.
Ditto
.
. 1$58
Ditto
• 1858
Spain?
Central Eur
Italy
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
.
. Coloured and mount-1 0 7 0
ed on cloth and roll-
ers, and varnished.
Ditto.
0 7 0
Ditto.
0 ñ o
Ditto.
Vitto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
: on cloth unvarnished
.
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
India
. 1858
. 1858
• 1858
. 1858
1858
Ditto
World, Mercator's.
Canada and British America
Thesc 7 Maps in Wood Case
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
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SCHOOL AND FAMILY VAPS,
REDUCTION OF FIRST SERIES.
Eastern Hemisphere
Ditto.
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1858
• 1858
Ditto.
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Western Hemisphere
England
Scotland
Ireland (C.) . . .
Europe
Asia.
Africa
America
Canaan and Palestine
These 10 Maps in Wood Case
United States and Canada
·
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Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
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1858
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1958
. 1858
1858
· 1858
2 9x2 3 Colouredand ipounted! 0 3 6
on clotha and rollers,
and varnished.
Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto .
Ditto
Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto.
Ditto On cloth unvarnished
Ditto Coloured, mounteel
on cloth, rollers,
and varnisheck.
Ditto il Ditto . . . 0 3 6
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Ditto.
. 1858
. 1858
Chart of the World, Mercator's .
Outline Chart of tlie World, adapted
for laying down Geographical Repre-
sentations of the results obtained in
the various Departments of Science.
Physical Chart of the World .
Ditto .
1858
o 7o
4 2x3 6 Coloured, mounted
on cloch, rollers,
and varnished.
Ditto il
Ditto.
New Physical Map of Europe (by A.
K. Johnston).
Ditto .
. 1858
070
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Name of Map.
Publisher, and
Date of Edition.
Size of Map.
Description of
Mounting.
Price per
Map.
SCHOOL AND FAMILY MAPS,
ft. in. ft. in.
£ s. d.
REDUCTION OF FIRST SERIES—(cont.)
Physical Map of British Isles, without National Soc. . 1859 5 0x40 Canvas and roller, 0120
Names, tinted.
varnished,
Map of the British Isles, with Names Ditto, 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
0 136
of Towns and Political Divisions,
tinted.
Map of the British Isles, coloured Ditto. . 1859 Ditto
Ditto . . .
0 13 6
according to Counties.
Outline Physical Map of England .
Ditto
3 6x2 3 Ditto.
0 3 6
Map of England and Wales, coloured. Ditto
1857 Ditto
Ditto.
0 4 6
Map of Scotland, coloured
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
0 4 6
Petermann's Now Physical I
Ditto . . .
Ditto
Ditto.
Palestine, with Names.
Physical and Political Map of Europe Ditto . . . 4 10 X 40 Canvas and roller, o 8 6
unvarnished

1853
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MAPS ILLUSTRATING BRITISH
GEOGRAPHY.
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No. 1. Physical Map, British Isles. Ditto . . . 1 6 x 1 1 Canvas and roller 0 1 11
and varnished.
2. Ditto England .
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
3. Mineral Map, Ditto .
Ditto , 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
4. Meteorology of the British
Ditto .
Ditto
Ditto.
Isles.
5. Political Map of England .
Ditto .
Ditto
Ditto.
0 1
Statistical Nap, British Isles. Ditto . . 1852 Ditto
Ditto.
0 1 11
7. British Dominions on a uni-
Ditto .
. 1857 Ditto
Ditto.
fornu scale.
Geographical Illustrations;
No. 1. British History .
Ditto .
1858 Ditto
Ditto.
0 1 13
. No. 2. Ditto
Ditto . 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
0 1 11
10. Ecclesiastical Map, British Em-1 Ditto. . 1857 Ditto
Ditto. . 1 0 1
pire.
Philips' Series of large Schoolroom
Maps (by W. Hughes);-
The World.. . . (G. Philip and Son .15 8 x 4 6 Mounted on canvas 0 9 0
and rollers and var.
nished.
Europe
Ditto .
Ditto
Ditto.
Asia.
Ditto .
Ditto
Ditto.
.. Africa
Ditto · 1858 Ditto
Ditto.
North America
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
: South America
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
Australia, &c. .
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
England . . . .
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
Scotland . .
Ditto
.
Ditto
Ditto.
. .
Ireland
Ditto . 1858 Ditto
Ditto.
90
British Isles
Ditto . 1860 Ditto
Ditto.
0
Palestine.
Ditto . . 1857 Ditto
Ditto.
* Maps from the Training School
Atlas :-
1. Physical Map of the Eastern Ditto .
1 10x1 5 Mounted on roller 01
· Hemisphere.
and yarnished.
2. Physical Map of the Western Ditto. . 1859 Ditto
Ditto. . .
0 1 4
lemisphere.
3. Physical Map of Europe
Ditto . 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
14
4. Europe, coloured according Ditto 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
0 1 4
to its Political Diyisions.
5. Physical Map of Asia .
Ditto
1857
Ditto
Ditto.
6. Physical Map of Africa
Ditto
. 1852 Ditto
Ditto.
7. North Ainerica .
Ditto
1857
.
Ditto
Ditto.
0 1 4
8. South America .
Ditto
1858
Ditto
Ditto.
0 1 4
9. Australia and New Zealand . Ditto
. 1859
Ditto
Ditto.
10. Physical Map of the British Ditto . 1857 Ditto
Ditto.
Islands.
11. Geological Map of the British
Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto..
Jslands.
12. England and Wales .
Ditto .
Ditto
Ditto.
0 1 4
13. Physical Map of Palestine .
Ditto ,
Ditto
Ditto.
14. The World stereographically Ditto.
1 11x1 3 : Ditto . . . 0 2 0
projected on the plane of
the horizon of London,
Track Chart of the World . .Potter . 1859 | 4 10 x 2 10 Canvas, and on rollers 0 12 0

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Publisher, and
Date of Edition.
Size of Map.
Description of
Mounting.
Price per
Map.
Ditto
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ADMIRALTY CHARTS.
ft. in. ft. in.
£ si d.
V.B.-These are Marine Maps (show-
ing Soundings, cc.) for use in
regulating the Courses of Ships
at Sea.
North Atlantic
Potter . . . ] 3 4 X 2 3 Canvas, and on roll- | o
ers.
South Atlantic
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
Mediterranean
Ditto
Ditto.
Ditto
English Channel
Ditto
Ditto
0 5 0
Irish Channel
Ditto
Ditto.
0 5 0
Baltic Sea . .
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
. . .
Black Sea .
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
Emblematical and Statistical Map of Relfe
. .3 0 x 20 Coloured & mounted
England and Wales; with Com-
on canvas, with
panion (by T. Kentish).
rollers.
Ethnographical Map of the World . Reynolds
Ditto Coloured & mounted 036
on clothi, rollers,
and varnished.
Reynolds' Series of Physical School | Ditto . 1859 4 6 3 0 Coloured, canvas, 0 5 6
room Maps, Mountain Chains, &c.
rollers, and var-
nished.
Volcanoes, Earthquakes, and Coral Ditto. . 1859 Ditto
Ditto . . .
0 5 6
Reefs.
River Systems, Marine Currents and Ditto . 1859 Ditto . Ditto . . . 0 5 6
Tides.
Climatological Map of the World . Ditto. . 1859 Ditto Ditto . . . 0 5 6
The World . . . . .
Smith & Sou . 18606 8 X 3 6 Mounted on canvas 0 10 6
and roller.
Europe . . . . .
Ditto . 1859 | 5 8x4 4 Ditto.
Asia .
Ditto
. .
Ditto
Ditto.
.
. 1860
. .
Africa . .
. . ,
Ditto . 1860 Ditto
Ditto.
America . . . . .
Ditto , 1960 Ditto
Ditto...
England
Ditto . 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
Scotland
Ditto . 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
Ireland
Ditto
1859 Ditto
Ditto
Australia .
Ditto
. 1857
Ditto
Ditto.
Pacific Ocean
Ditto
1857 Ditto
United States
Ditto . 1859 Ditto
Ditto
Scripture World
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
Palestine .
Ditto
1858 Ditto
Ditto.
British Isles
Ditto • 1858 74x80 Ditto.
Geological Map of British Isles
Ditto
1858
| 5 8x4 4 Ditto.
British Possessions in North Ditto
1858 Ditto .
Ditto.
America.
Mercator World, with Names.
Ditto • 1859 8 5 x 5 0 Ditto.
0 15 0
Mercator World, without Names . Ditto . 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
0 12 6
Land of Promise
Ditto . 1858 2 2x2 10 Ditto
Canaan
Ditto . 1858 Ditto
Ditto.
Palestine.
Ditto
. 1858 Ditto
Ditto.
Jerusalem
Ditto
• 1858
Ditto
Ditto.
Iudia
Ditto.
• 1857
5 8 x 4 4
Ditto.
Stanford's Map of India . . . Stanford . . 1859 5 2x4 2 l On black roller, var 1 0 0
nished.
» Relief Map of the Isle of Ditto . . 1858 1 10x2 3
Ia frame. .
0 10 6
Wight.
Large Physical Map of the World . Varty . . 1858 5 6x50 Mounted on cloth and 0 14 0
roller, coloured.
, New Map of the World.
Ditto . 1858 5 4x3 3 Ditto.
0 100
Large Map of Europe, exhibiting its Ditto. . 1858 5 0x40 Cloth and rollers, 1 0 12 0
Physical Features and Political
coloured.
Divisions.
Map of the World, Mercator's .
Ditto
1859 2 8x4 2 Ditto.
England . .
Ditto
8x2
Ditto
British Isles . . . .
Ditto
1858 4 3x3 4
Scotland
Ditto
1858 2 8x2
Ditto.
Ireland . . . .
Ditto
.
1858 Ditto
Ditto
Europe . .
Ditto
. .
Ditto
.
1859
Asia . . . . .
Ditto.
.
Ditto
1859. Ditto
Africa
Ditto
1859 Ditto
Ditto.
America ...
Ditto
. . 1859
Ditto
Ditto ..
Australia and New Zealand : : Ditto ;' . . 1858 Ditto
Ditto.
.
.
.
Ditto.
.
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Ditto.
•
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x 2
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Name of Map.
Publisher, and
Date of Edition.
Size of Map.
Description of
Mounting.
Price per
мар.
ම
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•
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1858
ft, in. ft. in.
£ s. d.
Palestine (Palmer's), with Jewish Varty . . 1858 3 3x2 2 Cloth and rollers, 076
and Roman Divisions.
coloured.
(Heathen), as in the Time Ditto. . 1858 2 8x2 2
Ditto.
0 39
of the Patriarchs.
(Jewish), as allotted to the Ditto . . 1858 2 8x2 2 Ditto . . .
Timelve Tribes..
Old Testainent
Ditto . 1858 2 2x1 8
Ditto..
(Roman), as in the Time
Ditto . . 1858 28x22 Ditto.
of our Saviour.
New Testament of the Chii-
Ditto.
Map of the Journeyings of the Chil
Ditto.
Ditto
Ditto.
0 3 9
dren of Israel.
Voyages and Travels of the Apostle Ditto . . 1857
Ditto
Ditto . . . 1039
Paul.
Sydow's Series of Large Physical
Maps for School Instruction:-
World
Williams & Norgate 5 5x4 7 Linen, with rollers . 1 0 10 2
1858.
Europe
Ditto
• 1857
0x40 Ditto.
0 10 2
Asia.
Ditto .
. 1857 5 0x4 81 Ditto.
0 99
Africa
Ditto . . 1857 4 2x3 8
Bitto.
0 7 11
53 8X3 42
America (North and South) . Ditto . . 1857
Ditto.
0 10 6
5x2 6
Australia and Polynesia. . Ditto . 1858 3 45*4 5 Ditto . . .
0 10 2
Handbook to Sydow's Physical Maps Ditto . . 1857 Svo., 55 pp. Stiff wrapper . . { 10
EDUCATIONAL MAPS.
World (Mercator's Projection)
. Wyld
.
.
o 6x3 o
0 10
8
.
.
of
6
Europe . . .
Asia ..
Africa
America
England and Wales :
Ireland .
Scotland ..
09
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
.......
On rollers and rar-
nished.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Didto.
Vitto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
7*3
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
ORDNANCE MAPS.
1. Map of parish and surrounding Ordnance Survey De- 1 sheet, Calico, with black 03 7
district, on the scale of 1 inch partment.
10in. x 27in. 1 rollers, varnished.
to a mile.
la. Ditto . . .
Ditto
. . .
1 sheet, Ditto . . .2 10
26in. x 2lin.
2. Map of neighbourhood (in York Ditto , . . 4sheets . Ditto . . .1 1 3 2
shire and Lancashire, and in
the under-mentioned counties
of Scotland), on the scale of 6
inches to a mile.
3. Map of neighbourhood (in cer- || Ditto .
Ditto il Ditto . . .1 0 15 10
fain parishes of Durham, and in
the under-mentioned parishes
• of Scotland). on the scale of
25.344 inches to a mile.
14 sheets.)
0 14 2
4. Map of immediate neighbourhood Ditto . . . 32 sheets. Ditto.
0 7 0
(in the under-mentioned towns),
(1 sheet )
U 0 3 7
on the scale of 5 feet, 10 feet,
2 feet, or 1 foot to a mile.
Jersey .
.
.
.
Ditto .
.
.
4 shcets
Calico, with plain! 014 2
bead, roller, and
varnished.
Ditto.
0 10 11
Ditto.
. . . 2 sheets .
. 1857 Double Ele-
0 3 7
Guernsey
Geometrical Projection of Two Thirds
of the Sphere (Colonel James).
Ditto .
Ditto .
phant.
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The following are the Maps which the Superintendent of the Ordnance Survey (Colonel James, R.E.
recommends as the most useful for suspension on the walls of schools :-
1.-ENGLAND AND WALES.
a. For schools in the Counties south of Yorkshire and Lancashire, No. 1.
6. For schools in Yorkshire and Lancashire, No. 2.
C. For schools in any Parish of Durhain, and in the following Parishes of Westmorland and Northum.
berland, No. 3.
Westmorland :-Asby, Beetham, Burton, Crosby Ravensworth, Heversham, Kirkby Lonsdale,
Kirkby Stephen, Ormside, Orton, Ravenstoncdale, Shap, Crosby Garrett.
Northumberland :-Heddon-01-the-Wall, Long Benton, Whalton, Wallsend, Gosforth, Newburn,
Stannington, Cramlington, No. 3.
d. For schools in the following Towns only No.4. may be added to No. 1., No. 2., or No.3.:-
Accrington, Ashton-under-Lyne and Staleybridge, Bridlington, Bingley, Bacup, Blackburn,
Bolton, Bradford, Bury, Burnley, Barnsley, Beverley, Chorley, Clitheroe, Colue, Darlington,
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dersfield, Hull, Knaresborough, Keighley, Lancaster, Leeds, London (5 feet), London (í foot),
Liverpool, Malton, Manchester, Middleton, Middlesborough, Oldham, Ormskirk, Pontefract,
Prescot, Preston, Rochdale, Rotherham, Ripor, Selby, St. Heleu's, Stockport, Scarborough,
Sheffield, Skipton, Stockton-on-Tees, Todmorden, Ulverstone, Wakefield, Warrington, Wigan,
Whitby, York.
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e. Tor schools in the town of Alnwick, No. 4. only, either on the 10 feet or 2 feet scale.
f. For schools in the town of Bishop Auckland or Longton, No. 4. only, on the 10 feet scale.


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Greenock.
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Monifietli,
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tached).
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Panbride.
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Liberton. .
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Pettinain,
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Carmupock. Stonehouse.
Kirkton.
Mearns.
Glasford.
Roxburgh.
Symington.
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Biggar.
Smaillolm.
Port Glasgow.
Roberton.
Blantyre.
Cathcart.
Renfrew.
Cadder.
Buteshire.
Eagleshain.
Carmichael.
Lastwood,
Covington.
Cambray.
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caldy, Musselburgh, Stranraer, St. Andrews, WIGTON, Dumfries, Linlithgow, Peebles, Port
Glasgow, Annan, Maybole.
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sheets will always be finished. The form of application
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Dittio.
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Fossils of the Carboniferous System Ditto ... 1859 Ditto Ditto.
(No. 207.)
Fossils of the New Red System (No. Ditto . . 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
208.
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diately antecedcut Systems (No.
209.)
Fossil Shells and Fruit from the Lias, Ditto. . 1859 Ditto Litto . . . 027
Oolite, and Wealden (No. 210.)
Fossil Saurians from the Oolite (No. Ditto • 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
211.)
Fossils of the Chalk Formation (No. Ditto. · 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
212.)
Fossils of the Tertiary Series (No. 213). Ditto . . 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
Fossils of the Superficial Strata (NO Ditto. . 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
214.)
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Tamilies of. Birds.
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families of Fishes.
Tabular View of the Orders and lead Ditto •
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Popular Illustrations of comparative Darton . . 1858 0 284x 0 157 Wrapper . . .1070
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ments.
No. 2. The Muscles and Joints,
Ditto . ... 0 13 3
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No. 3. The Viscora in position :
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
0 13 3
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No.4. The Heart and principal Ditto
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No.5. The Lymphatics or Absor-
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Ditto
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Ditto
Ditto . . .
Voice.
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The Animal Kingdom at One View, 4 Varty, T. . . 1857 2 0x110 Not mounted . 0 14 0
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Graphic Illustrations of Animals, 21 Ditto . . 1857 1 8x1 3 Not mounted . . 1 1 0
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Select Series of Domestic and Wild | Ditto . . 1857 1 3x0 11 Not mounted . .0 16 0
Animals, 36 coloured plates.
Human Skeleton (Nos. 54, 55.) Working Men's Edu 60x40 Printed on calico 1 0 51
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Orgaus of Digestion (No. 57.).
Ditto . . 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
Circulation (No.53.)
Ditto . . 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
02
Respiration (No. 59.)
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Ditto.
Sensation (No. 60.).
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The Skin (No. 61.) . . . Working Men's Edu-l 40x30 Printed on calico.
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Effects of Tight Lacing (No. 62.) .! Ditto . 1859 Ditto
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Class I.-Man:malia.
Order i. Bimana (No. 262.)
Skeletons of Bimana and Quadrumana
(No. 203.)
Order ii. Quadrumana (No. 261.) .
Order iii. Carraria. Sub-order i.
Chciroptera (No. 265.)
Sub-order ii. Insectivora (No. 266.)
Sub-order iii. Carnivora (No. 267.)
Sub-order iii. Carnivora (No. 268.)
Order iv. Marsupialia (No. 269.)
Order v. Rocentia (No. 270.).
Order vi. Edentata (No. 271.).
Order vii. Pachy-dermata (No.
Order vii. Pachy-dermata. Sub-order
Solidungula (No. 273.)
Order viii. Ruminantia (No. 274.).
Order viii. Ruminantia (No. 275.) .
Order ix. Cetacea (No.276.) . .
.
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Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
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Chief Chemical Ingredients in diffe- Griffin, J.J. . 1859
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Eleven Examples of Dietaries . . Ditto. . 1859
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Ditto
Ditto.
No... Hydraulics.
Ditto ,
Ditto
Ditto.
No.5. Piysiology .
Ditto
Ditto
No. 6. Physiology (2nd slicet): 1 Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
No.7. Slcam Engines
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Ditto
Ditto.
These 7 Illustrations in Wood Ca
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Natural Philosophy Diagrams on Reynoids, J. '. 1850 1 0 113 x 0 9 Eleven cards and a
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Electric Tclegraph . . . Ditto
1351 3 0 x 2 O Coloured, canvas, rol-
ler, and varnished.
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto.
The Barometer and its Uses :
Ditto .
. 1858
Ditto
Ditto.
The Hydraulic Press
Ditto , 1857 Ditto
Ditto.
Principles of Hydrostatics
Ditto
1858 Ditto
Ditto.
Principles of Hydraulics.
Ditto .
Ditto
Ditto.
Principles of Pneumatics.
Ditto
1858 Ditto
Ditto.
Principles of Optics .
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1858 Ditto
Ditto.
Principles of Electricity
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Principles of Magnetism
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Steam Engines (by Robert Scott
Burn).
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Condensing Steam Engine
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High Pressure Engine
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. 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
Locomotive Engine
Ditto
1848 Ditto
Ditto.
Marine Engine .
Ditto . 1854 Ditto
Ditto.
Oscillating Marine Engine
Ditto
. 1855 Ditto
Ditto
Principle of the Watch
Ditto • 1858 Ditto
Ditto.
Fire Engine . .
Ditto
1858 Ditto
Ditto.
Flou: Mill
Ditto
1858 Ditto
Mechanism of a Clock .
Ditto
1858 Ditto
Ditto.
Gas Meter
Ditto . 1858
Ditto
Ditto.
Thrashing Machine:
Ditto . 1858 Ditto
Ditto.
Laws of Matter and Motion
Ditto. . 1858
Ditto
Ditto.
Mechanical Powers .
Ditto . . 1858 Ditto
Ditto .
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101.)
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The Pulley, and Wheel, and Axle Ditto . 1859
Ditto . Ditto . . o
(No. 102.)
The Inclined Plane, Wedge, and Ditto. . 1859 Ditto Ditto . . .To
Screw (No. 103.)
Early Forms of the Steam Engine Ditto ..
Ditto
Ditto.
(No. 359).
Savery's Engine (No. 360) ..
Ditto . 1859
Ditto
Ditto.
Atmospheric Engine (No. 361). . Ditto . 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
0 2 7
The Boiler (No. 362).
Ditto . 1859 Ditto
Ditto .
The Oylinder, Piston, Condenser, and
Ditto . • 1859 Ditto
Ditto.
Parallel Motion (No. 363).
Ditto .
The Governor, Crank, and Eccentric
Ditto
0 2 7
(No. 364).
Action of ordinary Condensing En Ditto , 1859 Ditto
Ditto . . o
gine (No.365).
Marine Oscillating Engine (NO. 366).
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto . . o
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Ditto.
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Printing Machine
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Manufacture of Coal Gas
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Process of Distilling o
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The Eye (No. 104.)
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Refraction (No. 105.) .
Ditto. 1859 Ditto
Telescopes, Galilean, Newt
Ditto . . 1859 Ditto
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Reading Lesson Books .
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Grammar and English Language
Dictionaries and Manuals of Etymology
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Natural Philosophy
Dechanics and Mechanism
Applications of Science to Common Processes
Popular Astronomy
Animal Physiology and 'vatio
Domestic Economy
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299
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Book-keeping
Mensuration
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Geometry and Trigonometry
Practical Mathematics.
300
301
301
301
302
British History .
History of Scotland
General History.
Modern History .
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316
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Writing
Vocal Music
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School Registers .
Mental and Moral Philosophy
Political Economy
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305
306 Works of Reference :
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307
309 Maps
310 | Diagrams . . .

Political and Historical Geography .
Physical and Mathematical Geography
Scliool Atlases
Geology and Minera
Natural History.
Chemistry
Gardening and Agriculture :
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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE
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THE CIRCLE OF KNOWLEDGE,
Designed for Classes in different stages of advancement.
The Titles of the Twenty-four Sections comprising 200 Lessons will convey some
idea of the arrangement and variety of the subjects of these class books.
1. Introductory-Objects. 9. Of Reptiles and Fishes. 17. Of Social Life.
2. Tie Body and its parts. 10. Of Insects and Worms. 18. Of Gorernment.
3. Of Food.
11. Of Plants,
19. Of Other Nations.
4. Of Clothing
12. Of the Earth.
20. Of Trade & Commerce.
5. Of Habitations, &c.
13. Of Substances.
21. Of Matter.
6. Of Education, &c.
14. The Air & the Heavens. 22. Of the Mechanical Powers.
7. The Manimalia.
15. Of Time.
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8. Of Birds.
16. Of Climates.
24. Attributes of God.
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In the Preface to the First Edition, published in 1847, it was stated, that, " The
subjects chosen for the lessons are such as all children are interested in, such as they
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known, cannot be given. This will be the more obvious when it is stated, that
the Ordnance map of one English county alone, Cornwall, contains 19,000 names;
the Gazetteer of Germany, 200,000; that of the Austrian States, a still larger
number; that of Spain about as many; and those of other European couutries
would yield proportionate numbers: so that, even before leaving Europe, the
list would be swollen out to far above a million of articles, and any attempt to
particularize them in a general Gazetteer would render the Work little better
than a dry, voluminous, and costly INDEX. While, therefore, a copious list of
places will be given, many of them made known to us for the first time by recent
discovery, the general aim will be to furnish interesting and instructive articles,
rather than mere registers of positions, containing no more information than
every intelligent person can himself obtain simply by inspecting a good map.
As no written description of a locality can give so accurate a conception of its
features or position as a plan or pictorial representation, this work is profusely
illustrated with Engravings on Wood printed in the text, and is thus allied to
the “IMPERIAL DICTIONARY," its suitable companion. These Illustrations com-
prise Views of Cities and Towns; of Remarkable Buildings, Antiquities, Natural
Scenery, Costumes, Plans of Ports and Harbours, and small Maps showing
River Mouths, Islands, and Island Groups, &c., on an enlarged scale, the whole
derived from the most authentic sources, and extending to above SEVEN HUNDRED
in number.
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grant, and the politician, but to the ordinary news of being a mere index to all the spots of the globe
paper reader who wishes to understaud and appre that are designated by proper names, and of being
ciate what he reads. Such a knowledge may be a collection of long treatises on places that are no
derived from this excellent book of reference, which longer, if ever they were, deserving of so much
is correctly described in the above title, and contains notice. Amongst its numerous illustrations ara
all that is really worth knowing of each place men plans or maps of remarkable cities, groups of is.
tioned in it. All the articles that we have examined lands, &c., &c., which add much to its value. As
-Whether long or short-have exhibited a greater far as we have had an opportunity of consulting it,
degree of correctness in minute details than we the IdIPERIAL GAZETTEER is distinguished at once
should have thought practicable in so comprehen for completeness and correctness."-Economist.
sive a Work." -Athenarm.
“By far the best Gazetteer in our language.”—
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Proprietors pledge themselves that this work shall
up--and drawn up very skilfully-from recent
not be a mere re-modelling of old materials, but an
sources : they are, for a Gazetteer, extremely full or
entirely new one, and that the information shall
information, tersely and pleasantly conveyed. The
be brought down to the latest possible period. The
value of the Work is very much increased by the
introduction of a large number of good wood-cuts,
as the present volume is concerned, this pledge has
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tricts; sketches of remarkable places; figures illus-
"All who are desirous of purchasing a Geogra trative of customs, races, &c. We do not know that
phical Dictionary, at onco copious and exact in its
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selves with this."-Atlas (second notice).
make it a good family book, out of which children
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present Work to all others of its class with which
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lished."--Halifax Guardian.
supplies what has long been needed —'a concise
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library, and will be an invaluable book of reference,
both to the teacher and scholar, the man of general
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was attempted.”—Manchester Examiner and Times.
various peoples. The work is published in parts
and is thus happily brought within the means of a
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disposed to speak so strongly in commendation of a
the IMPERIAL GAZETTEER not only equals, but even
work, but in proportion as its merits are know it
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will be highly appreciated.”—Eclectic Reviez.
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sequence of the gross imperfections of most former “This is the most thorough and valuable public
compilations, and by the lapse of time, in an age of cation of the kind with which we are acquainted in
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and in arranging, classifying, and concentrating it,
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and verifying facts, and bringing them down to the
present time. The articles are well proportioned
to the importance of the places upon which they
treat, being neither so short as to afford a mere
index of places, nor so long and minute in detail as
to weary and distract the attention of the reader.
They are also writteu for the most part in a very
agreeable and lively style, presenting a favourable
contrast in this respect to the labours of topographi-
cal authors generally, who seem to have a very uu-
happy knack of presenting their knowledge in the
least attractive form. The maps, plans, and views,
with which the book is profusely illustrated, add
materially to its beauty and usefulness—the type is
clear and distinct, and the volumes, although large
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| space and at the same cost, so large an amount of
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the IMPERIAL GAZETTEER. It is quite worthy of
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tionary, issued by the same spirited Publishers."
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A COMPREHENSIVE
HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
CIVIL AND MILITARY,
RELIGIOUS, INTELLECTUAL, AND SOCIAL,
FROM THE
EARLIEST PERIOD TO THE SUPPRESSION OF THE SEPOY REVOLT.
BY
CHARLES MACFARLANE AND THE REV. THOMAS THOMSON.
Illustrated by above One Thousand Engravings on Wood and Steel.
In the COMPREHENSIVE HISTORY OF ENGLAND, while due preponderance has been
allowed to the Civil and Military annals, constituting, as they do, the most dis-
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present a History of the PEOPLE OF ENGLAND, as well as of England itself-of
the state of Religion and the progress of Social Refinement, as well as of Conquest
and Political Aggrandizement. More particularly, the following subjects have
been grouped together in two sections, and detailed at each important epoch ot
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embraces the Industrial Condition of the People, and their Agricultural and
Mercantile Progress; the Dress, Distinctive Habits and Customs, and the
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tention is only just nowy, beginning to consider the
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living breathing form resembles the skeleton it
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covers; and, when completed, the volumes promise
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life of the period placed clearly before us, and we can
the narrative, and are not merely decorative of the
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book.”—Civil Service Gazette.
departed ancestors. We commend this delightfuu
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sible. The history when finished will do credit to
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the age, and be incomparably the best History of
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England of its class, in our language.—To say all in
“It deserves the encouragement both of the press one word, the Comprehensive History of England is
and tlie public. Absence of prejudice and thorough worthy of the Imperial Gazetteer', the Imperial Allas,
intelligence of the characteristics of the periods pre and the Imperial Dictionary, by the same publishers;
eniinently distinguish the publication. It will and it is impossible to giveit higher praise."- British
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England. It is styled comprehensive,' because it History of Eugland.'"--Morning Herald.
BLACKIE AND SON : LONDON, EDINBURGH, AND GLASGOW,
NEW GENERAL ATLAS.
THE
IMPERIAL ATLAS
.
MODERN GEOGRAPHY;
A SERIES OF ONE HUNDRED MAPS, EMBRACING THE MOST RECENT
DISCOVERIES, AND THE LATEST POLITICAL DIVISIONS OF TERRITORY, IN ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
COMPILED FROM THE MOST AUTHENTIC SOURCES,
UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF
W. G. BLACKIE, PH.D., F.R.G.S.,
EDITOR OF THE "IMPERIAL GAZETTEER.”
WITH AN INDEX TO NEARLY 120,000 PLACES.
Strongly bound in One Volume, half-morocco, gilt edges, price £5, 5s.
In preparing the IMPERIAL ATLAS, the requirements of the many have been strictly
kept in view, rather than the wants of the few. In other words, attention has
been directed more to rendering the Maps useful and acceptable to the general
reader, than to adapting them exclusively to the demands of the experienced
geographer; though it is hoped that the latter will find them not unworthy of
his notice. In this respect it resembles its predecessor, the Insperial Gazetteer,
being thoroughly popular in cast, though scientifically accurate in details; and,
from its portable size, it aspires to a convenient place on the parlour table or library
shelf, so that it may become a constant companion, instead of being left to gather
dust, as too frequently happens with large, bulky Atlases, whose unwieldiness acts
as an effectual preventive to their being often consulted.
The first requisite in an Atlas is truth and authenticity. It has been the
endeavour to secure these, as far as practicable, by compiling the Maps from
the most reliable sources of information, home and foreign. The admirable
coast surveys of the British Admiralty, and of the United States Government;
the Maps issued by the French Depôt de la Marine and the Depôt de la Guerre;
Government Maps of various Continental States; communications from govern-
ment officials, both in this and in other countries; the rich stores of recent and
accurate information, including many valuable unpublished documents, collected
by the Royal Geographical Society; the Maps or Works of Humboldt, Ritter,
Kiepert, Zimmermann, Koch, Erman, Olsen, Coello, Martius, D’Orbigny, Acosta,
Mosquera, Codazzi, Castelnau, Schomburgk, Melville de Carnbee, Brun-Rollet
Barth, Chesney, Livingstone, Fitzroy, Ross, Belcher, Murchison, Baikie, the
Gregories, Palliser, Moffat, Thomson, Strachey, Wilkes, Gillis, Kane, and
numerous others, furnish a sufficient indication of the important, authoritative,
and widely diversified sources which have been drawn upon in preparing the
Maps in this Atlas.
While omitting none of the Maps that form the usual staple of Atlases the
Divisions of the Globe, the Countries of Europe, and a few sheets devoted to the
states of the other three Continents--special prominence is given in this Work
to Great Britain and her Colonies, which occupy no less than Nineteen sheets,
being about a fourth part of the whole Atlas. The Maps of the Isthmus of
Caucasus-of Arabia, the Red Sea, and Persian Gulf-and of Independent
Tartary, are new features; as are likewise the series of Maps devoted to illustrat-
ing the islands of the Indian Archipelago, a region rich in almost every descrip-
tion of useful product, whose importance is becoming daily more and more
recognized
In all the Maps care has been taken to render at once intelligible the relative
position of the region represented to those conterminous with it by inserting
their names in the spaces beyond its boundaries, and marking connection by
introducing some well-known prominent points or places. But special Geogra-
phical lessons are likewise conveyed by several of the Maps which here find a
place, and which are not usually met with in Atlases. The General Map of the
British Islands, for instance, exhibits their relation in position to each other, and
to the neighbouring States of Norway, Denmark, Hanover, Holland, Belgium,
and France, information that cannot be gained from separate Maps of the
three countries of which these islands are composed, and which is not at first
sight apparent even in a Map of Europe on a moderate scale. The Map of the
Mediterranean Sea shows at a glance the mutual relation of the Southern shores of
Europe to the Western shores of Asia and the Northern shores of Africa, which is
not easily learned from the separate Maps of these Continents as they are usually
figured. Similar remarks may be made respecting the Map of the North Atlantic
Ocean, the Indian Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, the North Circumpolar Regions, &c.
In fulness and accuracy of information, largeness of scale, and clearness of
engraving, this Atlas will compare favourably with the most costly works of
the kind extant. It is portable, and can be consulted with ease, its size
being when closed, 15 inches by 13 inches. The Maps are printed on paper
measuring 22 inches by 15, and carefully coloured. The series extends to
Seventy-eight such sheets, comprising above One Hundred different Maps.
They are accompanied by the most copious GENERAL INDEX ever published,
containing references to nearly One Hundred and Twenty Thousand Places,
LIST OF THE MAPS IN THE IMPERIAL ATLAS.
THE WORLD in Hemispheres and other
Projections.
THE WORLD on Mercator's Projection.
EUROPE.
The British Islands and Coasts of Europe.
The Orkney and Shetland Islands.
The Channel Islands.
England and Wales, North Part.
England and Wales, South Part.
Scotland, North Part.
Scotland, South Part.
Ireland, North Part.
Ireland, South Part.
France.
Holland and Belgium.
Sweden and Norway.
Denmark.
Iceland, Greenland, with the Faroe Islands.
The Shores of the Baltic Sea, &c.
The Crimea.
The German Confederation.
North-west Germany.
South-west Germany.
Prussia and Mecklenburg.
Saxony.
The Archduchy of Austria, &c.
The Austrian Empire.
Hungary, Transylvania, Dalmatia, Croa-
tia, Sclavonia, &c.
Russia in Europe, North Part.
Russia in Europe, South Part.
The Russian Empire,
The Acquisitions of Russia since the Ac-
cession of Peter the Great.
Turkey in Europe.
Greece and the Ionian Islands.
The Grecian Archipelago.
The Shores of the Mediterranean.
Switzerland.
Italy, North Part, and Island of Sardinia.
Italy, South Part, with Sicily.
Spain and Portugal.
North Circumpolar Regions.
Vancouver Island.
Kamtschatka.
ASIA.
Turkey in Asia.
Syria, North Part.
Syria, South Part, including Palestine.
The Isthmus of Caucasus, and Armenia.
Persia, Afghanistan, and Beloochistan.
India, North Part.
India, South Part, with Pegu, the Tenasse-
rim Provinces, Straits' Settlements, &c.
The Island of Ceylon.
Burmah, Siam, and Anam.
Arabia, the Red Sea, and Persian Gulf.
Turkestan, or Independent Tartary.
Siberia, or Northern Asia.
The Chinese Empire.
China Proper.
Japan.
The Philippine Islands.
The Indian Archipelago.
The Island of Borneo.
Celebes, and the Molucca Islands.
The Islands of Sumatra and Java.
The Indian Ocean.
AFRICA, with enlarged Maps of the
Islands of Mauritius and Bourbon, and
of the Colony of Natal.
Marocco, Algeria, and Tunis.
Western Africa.
South Africa.
The Cape of Good Hope.
Egypt, and Part of Nubia.
Nubia, with Abyssinia, &c.
NORTH AMERICA.
British North America.
Canada West.
Canada East, with New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.
The United States of North America (Ge-
neral Map).
-- , Atlantic States.
-, Central States, or Valley of the
Mississippi.
-, Pacific States.
The North Atlantic Ocean.
Mexico.
The West Indies and Central America,
The Island of Jamaica.
The Island of Cuba.
The Islands of Hayti, or Santo Domingo,
and Porto Rico.
The Leeward Islands.
The Windward Islands.
British, Dutch, and French Guiana.
SOUTH AMERICA.
Venezuela, New Granada, and Ecuador.
Peru and Bolivia.
Brazil.
La Plata, Chili, Paraguay, Uruguay, and
Patagonia.
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.
New South Wales and Victoria.
Queensland.
Western Australia.
South Australia.
North Australia.
Tasmania, or Van Diemen's Land.
New Zealand.
The Sandwich Islands.
The Galapagos Islands.
The Papuan Archipelago.
South Pacific Ocean, the New Hebrides,
Loyalty, Feejee, and Friendly Islands, &o.
South Pacific Ocean, the Society, Mar.
quesas, and Low Islands, &c.
The Pacific Ocean (General Map).
LITERARY NOTICES.
“One of the largest and most complete Atlases / blank disappointment. . . . The engraving of the
ever attempted."-Critic.
Maps being very sharp and clear, admits of the in-
"A bighly satisfactory publication, sufficiently
troduction of an immense number of names, and
extensive for all ordinary purposes, without being
their arrangement, showing the relative position of
inconveniently large and expensive, based upon
neighbouring countries, offers peculiar advantages.
trustworthy data supplied by goverument suureys
Great Britain and her colonies occupy nineteen
and other official documents, together with the ac-
sheets, or nearly a fourth part of the whole Atlas.
counts of navigators and travellers, and the whole
The Index contains 120,000 names.”—Daily News.
executed under carefiu superintendence by thor "The Maps are particularly clear and well en-
oughly competent hands. ... The Maps are every-
graved, and wherever we have tested them, we have
thing that could be wished, so far as accuracy, clis-
found them minutely accurate, and embodying the
tinctness, neatness, and fulness of detail are con changes the last year has produced in Italy."--Lite-
cerned."-Athenceum.
rary Churchman.
“We have examined this Atlas with the greatest
"The Maps are beautifully clear. ... We have
care, and compared it with the best German and
consulted all the Maps of places with which we
English Atlases. In mechanical execution, it hardly
are familiar, and are able to speak with the high-
cecles to the most expensive Atlases, ... and is
est commendation of their accuracy and fulness."
infinitely superior in this department to others at
--Literary Gazette.
its own price. The Maps are remarkably clear and
“After a careful persal of the whole Work, we pleasant to the eye, quite comparable in this re-
can safely say that we know of no Atlas, published spect to the best Continental Maps. The mode of
at the same low price, which is so copious and ac lettering is so well graduated, that the eye at once
curate in detail, so clearly printed, and so well en lights upon the more important places. ... An
graved; that no Maps have been hitherto con excellent experimentum crucis for a modern English
structed on scales so carefully adapted to the rela Atlas, is Central Europe, with its broken political
tive importance of countries as viewed from the surface, partitioned into duchies and princecioms,
stand-point of English merchants and general sometimes not so large as a respectable English
readers; and, in conclusion, that the Index attachech gentleman's estate. In this region, it bears com-
to the engraved sheets is the most copious and per parison with the best German Atlases, which, of
fect which has yet been compilec, referring as it course, pay uncommon attention to the subdivision
does, to every namo appearing upon them, or, in of their own country. Te have tested its modern-
other words, to no less than 120,000 places, and ness likewise, and find it up to the latest dates.
thus supplying a desideratum felt by every one ac ... On the whole, the IMPERIAL ATLAS is well
customed to make frequent use of large maps, either worthy to stand beside Messis. Blackie's other pub-
for purposes of business or research.” — London lications, the Imperial Dictionary and the Imperial
Review.
Gazettecr, works which it rivals in beauty of execu-
“By the completion of this fine series of 100 ac-
tion, accuracy, and usefulness. It forms indeed an
indispensable companion to the latter of these valu-
curate and beautiful Maps, an efficient auxiliary
able Works."- DIanchester Examinch and Times.
has been provided for the student of history, as the
eclitor remarks in his preface, and so too, as we
"The Maps are neither too crowded nor too empty,
may add, an useful help to the newspaper reader,
and the physical features are carefully marked,
who is a student of the history of his own day.
... The size is convenient, and the engraving
There is really, in such busy times as these, an
exquisitely clear, with judiciously varied type."-
howly occasion for seeking such geographical assist-
Economist.
ance. Few men of business can afford to be igno “This extensive undertaking being now complete,
rant of the situation of those localities, which, hot it gives us great pleasure to find that we can con-
ever remote, may one day contribute something to scientiously bestow upon it, as a whole, the same
the variety of their affairs; and for those who find varm approval which we had several opportunities
au intelligent pleasiue in merely watching the great of expressing while it was in progress. In elegance
enterprises of the age-the wais, revolutions, and of execution, no less than in the more important
territorial exchanges--the emigrations, commercial requisites of such a Work, a careful examination
movements, voyages, and jowneys of discovery, assures us that it amply redeems the promises with
which are so rapidly spreading all over the globe, which it was originally introduced to the public.
the aid of a good Atlas is quite indispensable. The The editors appear to have thoroughly understood
work here presented to us by Messrs. Blackie will the conditions on which the excellence of a popular
leave them nothing to desire. This large quarto Atlas depends, and they have spared neither pains
volume, solid enough, but of no excessive weight or nor cost to satisfy them. One of the greatest diffi-
thickness, may be laid upon the library table, and cuties to be overcome in a collection of Maps for
kept ready for instant consultation upon all ques general use is to be copious without being confused,
tions of place or distance that may arise. We are within the limits of a convenient size; and this we
convinced that in no case of any importance will the consider to be one of the conspicuous merits of the
search here be found too difficult, or result in a | Atlas before us."--Examiner.
LONDON: BLACKIE AND SON, 44, PATERNOSTER ROW.
NEW GENERAL ATLAS.
KEITH JOHNSTON'S
RO Y AL ATLAS
17
OF
MODERN GEOGRAPHY:
WITH A SPECIAL INDEX TO EACH MAP,
ARRANGED SO AS TO OBVIATE THE FORMER INCONVENIENT METHOD OF REFERENOL
BY DEGREES AND MINUTES OF LONGITUDE AND LATITUDE.
W. BLACKWOOD & SONS, EDINBURGH AND LONDON.
PROSPECTUS.
DROBABLY there never has been a period when the want
of a good serviceable Atlas of General Geography was so extensively
felt as the present, and certainly there never till now existed, so fully, the
means of producing such a work.
We live in times when events for future history have been accumulating
with such rapidity that no instrument less potent than the electric spark
has been found capable of recording their progress.
GEOGRAPHY, the handmaid of History, has largely profited by these
events; but hitherto the materials thus called into existence have not been
collected from the world-wide area over which they were distributed ; and
the man now in the active sphere of life, whatever may have been the
attainments of his earlier years, finds himself necessarily far behind in that
information which, by localising facts, gives to them a definite meaning,
and is thus essential to a proper understanding of the occurrences among
which he has lived, and in some of which he may have taken an active part.
Impressed with the importance of the field thus unoccupied, and assured of
public sympathy and support, the Proprietors have, at a large expenditure
of capital, undertaken to produce an ENTIRELY NEW ATLAS, on a scale of
extent, and in a style of excellence, suited to the requirements of the times.
Since the completion of the National Atlas by the samie Author, in 1843,
no work similar in size and aim has been published in this country, not-
KEITH JOHNSTON'S NEW GENERAL ATLAS.
withstanding that, during the seventeen years which have since elapsed, the
progress of Geographical discovery and research has been unexampled in
extent and unequalled in importance. That no amount of alteration or
correction could render an atlas, engraved so many years since, a faithful
exponent of these changes and rectifications, will be apparent from the
following considerations :-
Vast regions in central Asia, in the interior of Africa and Australia,
and in the north and west of America, unknown to Europeans fifteen years
ago, have been explored ; a large portion of the shores of our own Islands
have, for the first time, been accurately surveyed; new colonies have
been planted and older ones extended; new marts for commerce have been
opened in the extreme East as well as in the far West; gold-fields have
been discovered, and desert regions tenanted; recent wars in Europe and
Asia have familiarised the English reader with names of places hitherto
unheard of by him, and these wars have necessitated new treaties, with
consequent changes of territorial boundaries; while the railway and the
telegraph, terrestrial and submarine, have brought into notice names of places
otherwise undistinguished and unknown. Besides these, many centres of
special interest to the cultivators of different branches of science have
simultaneously come into notice, and require to be provided for.
The National Atlas was open to two objections, applicable alike to all
previous works of its class : it was too bulky and heavy for comfortable con-
sultation ; and it had no better means of reference than a collective index
of principal names. The best means of obviating these objections in the
present work was the subject of anxious deliberation ; a reduction in the
size of the Maps might have overcome the first, but then completeness of
plan required that the amount of information should be not less but greater
in the new than in the older work. An endeavour has been made to recon-
cile these opposite requirements—increased information with diminished
bulk-by a better cartographic division of the surface of the globe--by a
form of sheet more calculated to economise space-and by greater clearness
of arrangement and delicacy of execution in the writing. In this way each
Map is made to contain, without crowding, the names of many more places
than are usually to be found even in maps of a much larger size.
Distinctness is farther obtained by the beautiful process of printing in
BLUE INK all that pertains to water-seas, rivers, lakes, canals, and their
names-as distinguished from land.
The usual mode of reference, by a cumulative index appended to a col-
lection of maps, is found to be objectionable, for the index is far apart from
the map to be consulted, and the indications being marked by peculiar signs,
the reader must carry in his mind at least three references, two of which
are of a very unusual kind—first, the number of the map, and then the
position of the place in degrees and minutes of longitude and latitude. The
result is that the eye gets bewildered among the multiplicity, of names, and
KEITH JOHNSTON'S NEW GENERAL ATLAS.
3
the inquirer gives up the search in despair, often erroneously concluding
that the place sought for is not inserted in the map. Thus time and
patience are exhausted, the desired information is missed, and the study
of Geography is retarded.
Instead of this very inconvenient method, a SPECIAL INDEX accompanies
each Map, containing every name inscribed on its surface; and instead of
positions being shown by figures, it is so arranged that, by a reference to
one letter at the upper or lower margin of the Map, and another at the side,
the place sought for is pointed out within a space bounded by the lines of
projection.
The eye is thus confined to a limited region, instead of being wearied by
a wide and uncertain range; and the occasional minuteness of names in the
Map is compensated by the distinctness of those corresponding in the text.
This is confessedly a severe test for a map, and one to which few could
with safety be subjected; for it brings prominently into view much that
is usually concealed, and exposes to the critical eye the Author's judgment
in selecting, and his accuracy and care in translating or transcribing, geo-
graphical and topographical names. Faithfully executed, however, this
INDEX answers one of the chief purposes of a GAZETTEER, and that on a
very extended scale, to every country of the globe.
A Collection of Maps ought to be an object of the greatest interest-con-
stantly sought for, and consulted by readers of every class; but this is far
from being the case, for, to many otherwise well-informed persons, an atlas
is as a sealed book-a confused mass of lines and names almost devoid of
meaning. Much of this is owing to the inaccuracy and the unattractive
appearance of maps themselves, as well as to the absence of a simple method
of deciphering them.
In his preparation of this Work, the Author has devoted several years
to the completion of arrangements for placing before the British public
the results of a very extensive experience in every branch of geographical
science.
Availing himself of the rich accumulated stores of material in his own
possession-of the assistance liberally granted him by the officials of our
own and many foreign Governments--and of the facts communicated by
correspondents in every part of the globe—he has endeavoured to produce
an Atlas of Maps which, he trusts, will be found worthy of the favour be-
stowed on all his former publications.
The Work, engraved on copper in the finest style, and printed and
coloured with all the advantages of modern artistic skill, will form, when
finished, a handsome portable volume, size, folded, 20 inches by 13} inches.
It will be issued in Ten Parts, price Half-a-Guinea each. Nine Parts will
each contain Five Maps, and Ten to Fifteen Pages of Index; and the Tenth
Part will contain Three Maps, and conclusion of Index, with Titles, Con-
tents, &c. &c. A General Index will be published separately in Octavo.
KEITH JOHNSTON'S NEW GENERAL ATLAS.
6230
THE PARTS PUBLISHED CONTAIN-
PART 1.-FRANCE,
With Index to 4406 Places.
NORTHERN ITALY and SOUTHERN ITALY,"
SWITZERLAND,
4907
GREECE
2187
, II.-BASIN of the MEDITERRANEAN SEA,
2170
PRUSSIA,
.
·
2550
3740
CANADA, NEW BRUNŚWICK, &c. (Two Plates),
3070
. III. -SCOTLAND (Two Plates),
9250
EUROPE,
2120
DENMARK and ICELAND,
2000
HANOVER, BRUNSWICK,'&c. (One Plate),
1180
SWEDEN and NORWAY,
. . .
1630
„ IV.-THE WORLD (Mercator), ·
1340
NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN,
1010
TURKEY in EUROPE,
2280
BALTIC SEA,
1830
EUROPEAN RUSSIA, .
3070
, V.-AUSTRIAN EMPIRE (Two Plates), .
6300
OCEANIA,
SOUTH AUSTRALIA, NEW SOUTH WALES,
1980
and VICTORIA,
WEST INDIES and CENTRAL AMERICA, '.
1170
-THE WORLD (in Hemispheres),
1400
SOUTH-WESTERN GERMANY,
4470
EGYPT, NUBIA, ABYSSINIA, and ARABIA
PETRĀCA (Two Plates),
2810
UNITED STATES of NORTH AMERICA (Western States).
., VII.-BELGIUM,
2100
THE NETHERLANDS }(One Plate) {
2200
PERSIA and AFGHANISTAN,
2150
CHINA and JAPAN,
2420
NORTH AMERICA,
UNITED STATES, 'Eastern States (Two Plates),
5675
-NORTHERN AFRICA,
SOUTHERN AFRICA,
IRELAND,
TURKEY IN ASIA, .
2500
»
VI.
2740
» VIIT.
OPINIONS.
Address of Sir R. 1. Murchison, President of the Royal Geographical Society.
Having called your attention in days gone by to the improvements made in cartograplıy by
Mr A. Keith Johnston, and to his zealous and successful endeavours to lay before his countrymen
on maps all the clief data of pliysical science, I have now the satisfaction of adverting to liis last
important work-a New General Atlas. Fifteen years having elapsed since le published his " Na-
tional Atlas," the author felt that the time was come for the production of an entirely new work,
which should embrace all the recent discoveries, and all the territorial changes. In accomplishing
his task Mr Johnston has thoroughly succeeded in placing before the public a series of sheets of each
regiou on a very convenient scale, and also by a judicious selection of names, arranged on a special
index accompanying each map, whichi, througlı the medium of letters of reference, at once directs
the observer to the position of any place. But that which most pleases my eye and instructs me, is
the remarkable distinctness which is given to every water-course, lake, canal, or railroad by the use
of “lighit-blue ink." By this process the orograplıy and skeleton of every country stand out iu
clear relief, the coast-lines being never intermingled, or confusing the eye as in old maps. In short,
this beautiful atlas, of which two parts out of ten are now issued, will, I have no doubt, be generally
approved; and its sale will, I trust, reward the author for his long and arduous labours.
Rapport par M. Alfred Maury, à la Societé de Géographie.
Mais entre les grands atlas, je dois vous signaler de préférence l'Atlas Royal de Géographie
Moderne, publié par le savant auteur de l'Atlas Physique, M. Alexandre Keith Juleston.
WS.
Daily News.
We must not, however, be tempted by the suggestiveness of these maps, full as they are of the
most interesting associations, into rambling away from the task before us, which is that of pronouncing
our approbation of the geographer's performance. Mr Keith Johnston has given iis the first instal-
ment of a work of very high value and importance. There lias been no English Atlas, we believe,
with any pretensions to the same excellence and completeness, published since bis" National Atlas."
NEW SCHOOL ATLASES
BY
ALEX. KEITH JOHNSTON,
F.R.S. E., F.R.G.S., F.G.S.,
Geograpber to the Queen, Author of the “ Physical Atlas," &c.
I.
GENERAL AND DESCRIPTIVE GEOGRAPHY, exhibiting the Actual and com-
parative Extent of all the Countries in the World ; with their present Political Divisions. Con-
structed with a special view to the purposes of sound Instruction, and presenting the following
new features :-1. Enlarged Size, and consequent Distinctness of Plan. 2. The most recent
Improvements in Geography. 3. A Uniform Distinction in Colour between Land and Water.
4. Great Clearness, Uniformity, and Accuracy of Colouring. 5. A ready way of comparing
Relative Areas by means of Scales. 6. The insertion of the corresponding Latitudes of Countries,
Towns, &c. 7. References to Colonial Possessions, &c., by Figures and Notes. 8. A carefully
compiled and complete Index.
A New Edition, with enlarged Maps of Scotland, Ireland, and Switzerland, and a Map of
Pillestine. 25 Maps, printed in colours.
. II.
CLASSICAL GEOGRAPHY, comprising, in Twenty Plates, Maps and Plans of all
the important Countries and Localities referred to by Classical Authors, constructed from the
best materials, and enibodying the Results of the most recent Investigations. Accompanied by
it Complete Index of Places, in which the proper Quantities of the Syllables are marked, by
T. HARVEY, M.A., Oxon, one of the Classical Masters in the Edinburgu Academy. 20 Maps,
printed in colours.
III.
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY, illustrating, in a series of Original Designs, the
Elementary Facts of Geology, Hydrology, Meteorology, and Natural History. In this Atlas of
Physical Geography the subject is created in a more simple and elementary manner than in the
previous works of the Author-the object being to convey broad and general ideas on the forin
and structure of our Planet, and the principal phenomena affecting its outer crust. A new
Edition, with Coloured Geographical Maps of Europe and of the World.
IV.
ASTRONOMY. Edited by J. R. HIND, Esq., F.R.A.S., &c. With Notes and
Descriptive Letterpress to each Plate, embodying all receat discoveries in Astronomy. Eigliteen
Maps, printed in colours..
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V.
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Scripture Selections. 12mo, 236 pp., canvas. each 0 1 4 0 0 9
These Lessons will be found to contain a brief summary of the History and Theology of the
Sacred Volume, in appropriate extracts therefrom, without pote or comment. The facts, the docuines,
and the duties of Holy Writ are here succinctly stated in the very words of Inspiration.
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Home and Common Things; a Sequel to Daily Lesson
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Cornwell's Young Composer; or, Progressive
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Cornwell's Geography for Beginners, 12mo, cloth
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Cornwell's School Geography.. 12mo, cloth each 0 3 6 0 2 8
Among its charucteristic features are the broad distinction which is male between Physical and
Political Geography; the Explanation of the Names of Places, when significant; the Accentration
and Pronunciation of all difficult Names; the classification of the various Facts, and the unusual
length of the Exercises, by means of which a question is put respecting every fact contained in
the work.
Cornwell's School Geography, with 30 Maps on Steel, ea, 0 5 6 0 4 2
Cornwell's School Atlas . . . . each 0 2 6 0 1 11
This Allas consists of 30 beautifully-executed small Maps on Steel, in which is found every place
inentioned in the Author's “ School Geography." It also contains a list of several hundred places,
with their latitude and longitude. These names are accentuated; and, in cases of difficully, the pro-
nunciation is also given.
Cornwell's School Atlas. . Coloured . . . each 0 4 0 0 3 0
Allen and Cornwell's School Grammar, with very
copious Exercises, and a Systematio View of the Forma-
tion and Derivation of Words, comprising Anglo-Saxon,
Latin, and Greek Lists, which explain the Etymology of
above 7,000 English Words. 18mo, clothi . each 0 1 9 0 1 4
Grammar for Beginners. An Introduction to Allen
and Cornwell's School Grammar. 18mo, cloth . each 0 1 0 0 0 8
Ditto Ditto stiff covers . . . each 0 0 9 0 0 6
Select English Poetry, designed forthe use of Schools and
Young Persons in general. Edited by the late Dr. ALLEN 0 4 0 0 3 0
The Science of Arithmetic, a Systematic Course of Nu-
merical Reasoning and Computation, comprising strict
demonstrations of all Arithmetical Rules and Processes
in common use; with very numerous Exercises, consist-
ing of several thousand Examples, Questions, and Pro-
positions, by JAMES CORNWELL, Ph. D., and JOSHUA G.
FITCH, M.A. . . . . . . . each 0 4 6 0 3 5
Arithmetic for Beginners, intended as an Introduction
to CORNWELL and FITCH'S “Science of Arithmetic.”
By the same Authors. . . . . . each 0 1 6 0 1 0
The School Perspective: being a Progressive Course
of Instruction in Linear Perspective, both Theoretical
and Practical. Specially designed for the use of Schools.
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Introduction to Lineal Drawing and Mensuration,
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Illustrated Natural Philosophy, comprising nearly
1,000 Questions, Illustrations, and Experiments ; with
upwards of 300 Engravings . . . . . . 0 2 6 0 1 11
School History of Modern Europe (from the Reforma-
tion to the Fall of Napoleon), with Chronological Tables
and Questions for Examination, by JOHN LORD, A.M. , 0 5 0 0 3 9
A School and College History of England. By J.C.
CURTIS, B.A., Vice-Principal and Lecturer on History
at the Training College, Borough Road .
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BOOKS FOR TEACHERS AND LIBRARIES.
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Principles of Teaching; or, the Normal School
Manual, containing Practical Suggestions on the Govern-
ment and Instruction of Children, by HENRY DUNN,
late Secretary to the British and Foreign School Society.
Extra boards . . . . . . . each 0 3 6
Library of Sixty Volumes on Historical and Scien-
tific Subjects, Natural History, Voyages, &c.
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The Monthly Volume, and other Publications of the
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Sunday Report Book, 120 leaves, half-bound .each 0 4 6
Visitors' Book, 120 leaves, half-bound . . .cach 0 4 6
Class Lists . . . . . . . per dozen 0 1 0
Langton's School Registers-
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Withdrawal, with Index, &c. . : . 0 5 0
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Work Table, Quarterly Summary, &c., for seventy-
three names . . . . .
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Scripture Easy Reading Lessons. A Set of 60
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Dictating Lessons. A Set of 24 Lessons. 8vo. For
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Arithmetical Lessons. 48 Sheets, folio , per set 0 70
Combination Tables in Addition, Subtraction,
Multiplication, and Division, 20 Lessons, folio, per set 0 1 6
Daily Lesson Book, No. I. 30 Lessons, folio, being a
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'Neath the shade of the elm......
F. Romer........
No, 'twas neither shape nor feature ........H. R. Allen ......
2
Oh! lovely eyes ..........
. Samuel Lover ....
O! weel may the keel row ................J. Dewar........
Slave mother's lament, The...... ......J. T. Trekell......
Speak gently .............
......... Lindsay ........
Sweet and gentle memories ....... ........E. Perry ........
Swifter far than summer's flight .............G. Linley ......
Sympathy .....
......C. J. Duchemin ...
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The exile's home ..
The lock of hair .......
The memory of the past
The midnight hour ......
The moonlight meeting....
The mother .................
The slave mother's lament
There is a bonny blushing flower
The warrior sleeps .....
Thy will be done ......
The dream is o'er ......
........ Rossini..........
J. P. Knight ....
.....B. Lennard .....
.J. P. Knight ....
.....S. Glover .......
.....Wrighton.......
......J. T. Trekell
A. Park
.....G. Linley .....
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.........F. Romer........
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Up, guards, and at 'em ..........
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Wellington ...
Why looks the bride so pale? ............
.M. F. Schröder .. 2 6
.J. F. Duggan .... 20
Youths' first lesson ......................W. L. Phillips ..
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The sailor's farewell, (S & B) ............G. A. Macfarren.. 3.0
The spirit's home, (S & M. S.)............W. L. Phillips ...3 0
The swallow's flight (S. & M. S.) .......... Kücken ........ 2 0
Oh! for a fairy boat (S. & C.) ...... ......Val. Morris...... 30
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UNDER THE COMPOSERS' NAMES.
ALLEN, H. R.
No, 'twas neither shape nor feature........
BLEWITT, JOHN.
My hopes are fixed upon thee....................
COPPIN, L. F.
Britannia mourning
DEWAR, J.
Oh! weel may the keel row....................
DOLBY, MISS C. H.
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DUCHEMIN.
Sympathy .........
DUGGAN, JOSEPH F.
I can but weep ........
Love laughs at locksmiths ....
Up, guards, and at’em.......
Why looks the bride so pale ?.......
Daylight fades around us ........ .... Trio, (S. T. & B.) 3 0
GLOVER, STEPHEN.
The moonlight meeting .....
....... 20
GRANTHAM, W.
Gilbert and his little Cat (Illustrated in colours
by J. Brandard) .............................. 2 6
HATTON, J. L.
Ho! fill me a tankard ...... (Cavalier Song).....
HIME, E. L.
A welcome to the homeward-bound ..................
I cannot leave old England ..
HORNCASTLE, F. W.
Gramachree, or Mary Astore .........................
KNIGHT, JOSEPH PHILLIP
The lock of hair
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The midnight hour ................................ 2 0
KUCKEN.
en The swallows's flight .......
...........Duet 2 0
LENNARD, B...
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The memory of the past ............................ 2 0
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Speak gently....
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LINLEY, GEORGE.
Come when the morn is breaking
Like leaves in the autumn ...
Swifter far than summer's flight.......
The warrior sleeps ........
LOVER, SAMUEL.
O lovely eyes ....................................
MACFARREN, G. A.
The sailor's farewell......... ......... Duett, (S. & B.)
MACFARREN, WALTER C.
Flow down, cold rivulet ...
Heart, heart, be gay..
MASSON, ELIZABETH.
Mary, Adieu! ...................................
MINIMA.
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MORRIS, VAL.
Oh! for a fairy boat .................. Duett, (S. & C.) 3
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From Greenland's icy mountains........ ........
PARK, ANDREW.
There is a bonny blushing flower ....................
PERRY, E.
He brings me costly treasures........................
Sweet and gentle memories .......................... 2 0
PHILLIPS, W. L.
Youths' first lesson ......
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The spirits home ................ Duett, (S. & M. S.) 3 0
PRATTEN, R. S.
Christmas song .................................... 2 0
ROMER, FRANK.
Fair Empress of my soul (with portraits of the Emperor
Napoleon and Empress Eugenia).................. 2 0.
’Neath the shade of the elm ........................ 2 0
The dream is o’er .............................
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ROSSINI.
The exile's home ........
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Wellington
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TREKELL, J. T.
The slave mother's lament ........
WASS, J.
Come, come, lovely fairy ..
WRIGHTON.
The mother :
Thy will be done ............
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Ah! così ne' di ridente.............. Anna Bolena ..Donizetti 16
Ah! dolce guidami ................ Anna Bolena.... Donizetti 1 0
Amor perchè m'accende ............................Mosca 10
-Assisa a piè d'un salice ............Otello .......... Rossini 1 0
A te mio suolo ligure La Veneziana, ossia il Bravo.. Mercadante 1 6
Aurora! chè sorgerai ..............Donna del Lago .. Rossini 1 0
Batti, Batti ......................Don Giovanni ....Mozart 1 6
Che farò senza Euridice ........ ... Orfeo ............ Glück 2 0
Chi dice mal d'amore........Il Fanatico per la Musica .. Mayer 16
-Cielo a miei lunghi spasimi .......... Anna Bolena ..Donizetti 10
Com'è soave all'anima.............................. Pensuti 2 0
<Contenti godiamo.............. Quartettino di Camera.. Carlini 3 0
Deh calma, oh ciel!................Otello . ....... Rossini 1 0
Dunque il mio bene (Duetto) ... Romeo e Guilietta..Zingarelli 10
- Dunque io son (Duetto). .......... Il Barbiere . ... Rossini 2 6
-E ben per mia memoria (Duo)........La Gazza Ladra .. Rossini 3 6
Fra tante angoscie ........(T.)......Cenerentola ...... Rossini 2
6
-Giovinetto Cavalier ......(T.)...... Il Crociato .... Meyerbeer 10
- Giovinette che fate all' amore (Duetto).. Don Giovanni.... Mozart 1 6
Grazie agl inganni tuoi ..... ......... Madame Ouizille 16
-Il canto
... Perruchini 10
Il fantasma ....... ..........(S.)..................Pergetti 2 0
SUPPLEMENTARY CATALOGUE,
Il mio ben quando verra ............ Nina ..........Paesiello 1
Il palpito d'amor (Notturno d due voci) ................Pinsuti 3
Il tenero affetto (Duetto)........ Il Crociato in Egitto..Meyerbeer 1
Io la vidi illanguidite ...
......... ....Pinsuti 2
I campanari (Terzetto) ....
. Celli 3
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L'Auretta............... .Romanza ................101rente
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Le case piccoline....
....iiii... Gordigiani 10.
Le tre prigioniere in un convento (Terzetto; 2 S & C) ...... Celli 1 6
L'Orfanella : ......
......... Pergetti 1 6.
L'usato ardir (Terzetto)............... Semiramide...... Rossini 1 6-
Mi lagnero-tacendo (Terzetto)...
.........Mozart 2
- Mille sospiri e lagrime (Duetto) ...... L'aurelliano...... Rossini 2
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Non v'è maggior diletto (Duettino)....(S. & T.) ....F. Blangini 1 6
O care cifre ....................(S: S.).... Virginia Gabriel 2 0
O come volano (Duettino).......
........F. Blangini 1 6
Oh! dolce è caro istante (Terzetto) Gl’Orazi ed i Curiazi Cimarosa 2 6
Oh! notte soave (Duetto).......
........ Cimarosa 1 6
pescator dell'onda (Duettino) ...... Venetian air ............ 1 0
o rosa delle rose ................................ Gordigiani 1 0
Per questo amplesso, O Padre (Duetto) Gazza Ladra...... Rossini 1 6
Per valli, per boschi (Duettino)......(S. & T.) ......F. Blangini 1 6
Potenza d'amore .......................... Virginia Gabriel 2 0
Puro è il ciel............ Barcarolla.... (M. S.)...... Pergetti 2 0
Quel tuo girar del ciglio ....... Arietta................Pergetti 2 0
Scherzo poetico (Terzetto, T & 2 B) .......
... Celli -30
Se la vita vuoi godere ........
.... Tadolini 2 0
Sognor talor di correre (Parisina) ........ .........Donizetti 1 0
Su l'aria (Duettino) .... (S. S.). ...Le Nozze di Figaro.. Mozart 1 0
Tutti i Sabati .................................. Godigiani 1
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Vieni pensando a me .............................. Gordigiani 10
Zitti, Zitti (Terzetlo).......
..... Il Barbiere ...... Rossini, 2
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Dunque il mio ben .......... Romeo e Guilietta ... Zingarelli 1 0
Dunque io son.............. Il Barbiere ............. Rossini 2 6
E ben per mia memoria ...... La Gazza Ladra ........ Rossini 3 6
Giovinetto che fate all'amore .. Don Giovanni ..........Mozart 1 6
Il palpito d'amor .......
.......... Pinsuti 3 0
Il tenero affetto.............. Il Crociato in Egitto ..Meyerbeer 1 6
- Mille sospire.e lagrime.....
........Rossini 2 6
- Non v'è maggior diletto.
.F. Blangini 1 6
- O come volano ...
....F. Blangini i 6
-pescator dell'onda ........ Venetian air ................. 1 0
Per questo amplesso, o Padre. . La Gazza Ladra ........ Rossini 1 6
Per valli, per boschi
..........F. Blangini 1 6
Su l'aria .................Le Nozze di Figaro ......Mozart 1 0
ITALIAN TRIOS.
I campanari .............
... Celli 3 0
Le tre prigioniere in un convento: ........ ........ Celli 1 6
L'usato ardir................ Semiramide ............ Rossini 1 6
Mi lagnerò tacendo ................................Mozart 2 6
-Oh! dolce è caro instante ....Gl’Orazi ed i Curiazi .... Cimarosa 2 6
Scherzo poetico ............“I Campanari”............ Celli 3 0"
Zitti, Zitti ..................Il Barbiere ............ Rossini 2 09
ITALIAN QUARTETT.
-Contenti, godiamo............
.... Carlini 30
ITALIAN VOCAL,
UNDER THE COMPOSERS' NAMES.
BLANGINI, FELICE.
Non v'è maggior diletto (Nocturno d due voci) .......... 16
O come volano (Nocturno d due voci) .......... ... 16
- Per valli, per boschi (Nocturno d due voci)....... ... 16
CARLINI.
Contenti, godiamo.(Quartettino di Camera) ............
CELLI.
I Campanari (cherzo poetico per tre voce) ...............
........ 30
Le tre prigioniere in un convento (Terzetto) ..... ....... 1 6"
CIMAROSA.
Oh! dolce è caro istante (Trio).... Gl’Orazzi ed i Curiazzi 2 6
Oh! notte soave (Duetto) ..
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DONIZETTI.
- Ah! così ne' di ridenti ... ......... Anna Bolena 16
- Ah! dolce guidami .......
. Anna Bolena 1 0
- Cielo a miei lunghi spasimi.
. Anna Bolena 1 0
- Sognor talor di correre ...... ......... Parisina 10
GABRIEL, VIRGINIA.
O care cifre
Potenza d'amore.
GLUCK.
Che farò senza Euridice ?.
GORDIGIANI.
Le case piccoline ..........
O rosa delle rose .......
1 0
-Tutti i Sabati .........
Vieni, pensando a me ....
........1 0
MAYER.
Che dice mal d'amore ........., Il Fanatico per la Musica 1 6
MERCADANTE.
- A te mio suolo ligure .........La Veneziana; ossia Il Bravo 1 6
MEYERBEER.
- Giovinetto Cavalier ...... ........ Il Crociato in Egitto 1 0
Il tenero affetto (Duetto)............ Il Crociato in Egitto 1 6
MOSCA.
-Amor perchè m'accende ............................ 1 0
MOZART.
- Batti, batti ..........................11 Don Giovar
......... Il Don Giovanni 1 6
_Giovinette che fate all'amore(Duetto e Coro) Il Don Giovanni 1 6
- Mi lagnerò tacendo (Terzetto)..
Su l'aria (Duettino) ................Le Nozze di Figaro 1 0
PAESIELLO.
- Il mio ben quando verra ........................ Nina 1 6
PERGETTI.
Il fantasma ....
2 0
La Vedova.
2 0
L'Orfanella ..........
1 6
Puro e il ciel......
20
Quel tuo girar del ciglio .......
... 20
PERRUCHINI.
“ Il canto ....
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PINSUTI.
Com'è soave all' anima......
Il palpito d'amore (Notturno d duo voca)................
Io la vidi illanguidite .....................
ROSSINI.
Assisa a piè d'un salice ........................Otello 1 0
Aurora che sorgerai........ ........ La Donna del Lago 10
Deh calma, o ciel! ............................Otello 1 0
Dunque io son (Duo) ............Il Barbiere di Seviglia 2 6
E ben per mia memoria (Duo).......... La Gazza Ladra 3 6
Fra tante angoscie ......................Cenerentola 2 6
L'usato ardir (Terzetto).................... Semiramide 1 6
Mille sospire e lagrime (Duetto) ...................... 2 6
Per questo amplesso, o Padre (Duetto).... La Gazza Ladra" i 6
Zitti, zitti (Terzetto).........................Il Barbiere 2 0
TADOLINI.
Se la vita vuoi godere .............................. 2 0
TORRENTE.
L'Auretta ...
........ 2 0
VENETIAN AIR.
- O pescator del'onda (Duettino)........................ 1 0
ZINGARELLI.
- Dunque il mio bene (Duetto) .......... Romeo e Guilietta 10

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The Sirens ................................J. F. Duggan .. 3 0
Laura..
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Etude de la velocitè, edited by Lindsay Sloper, 1 & 2. each Czerny 6 0
................. complete ........ 10 6
Studies in thirds and octaves ................ Lindsay Sloper 2 6
(Companion to Czerny's velocite.)
Agathe, von Abt, edited by Lindsay Sloper... ...Ferd Beyer .....
Fantasie sur La Favorite ,, Lindsay Sloper...... Chas. Voss .....
Notre Dame de Paris ...... Fantasie brillante ..Jules Benedict .. 4
Les charmes de Portici ....Rondeau brillant .. Jules Benedict .. 4
Anna Bolena ............ Brilliant fantasia .. Jules Benedict ..
Fantasie sur les motifs de Czar et Zimmermann.. Henrı Cramer... 3
La Brise de Mer .........................Ed. Chadfield ....
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.......W. Clayton .......
Andante Cantabile ....... ..........W. Clayton ......
La Pluie de perles ........ Valse brillante ....G. A. Csborne..
-La Passione..............Melodie pour piano E. A. L. Coop
- Caprice nocturne .....
.........A. Goria .......
- Bamboula............ ..Danse des Negres..L. M. Gottschalk
- Rondo polka ....... ..................H. Ravina .....
- Invitation à la polka... ..................A. Quidant .... 2
Pauline
.... Mazurka brillante. . Ignace Gibsone.. 2
Cleopatra .......
.....,Mazurka brillante. .A. Talexy...... 2
Amethyste ..............Polka brillante ....W. G. F. Beale 2
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Chants des Croates.............. Arranged by W. H. Palmer.. 2
Sound the loud timbrel .......... Arranged by W. H. Palmer.. 2
Beyer's Figlia del reggimento, arranged as a duett by W. Goodban 36
The Fairy Queen.......... Valse de salon ....J. T. Trekell.. 3 0
Juvenile library, containing a selection of the most popular airs,
arranged by Wolff.......
..........each 1 0
Orinthia .........
...... Cleveland Wigan 3 0
SACRED MUSIC.
Devotional Recreations, a selection of the most admired sacred
melodies, arranged by Edward Perry...... Four books, each 2 6
HARP MUSIC.
Una furtiva lagrima ............ Arranged by T. H. Wright .. 3 0
Le gentil soldat ................ Arranged by T. H. Wright .. 2 0
L'adieu ..........Romance ....Composée par Parish Alvars .. 2, 6
OVERTURES.
Men of Prometheus, for piano solo ............ Beethoven...... 3 0
Tancredi, for piano solo ....................Rossini........ 2 0
- Il Turco in Italia, for pianoforte, with accompaniments of flute and
violoncello ................Arranged by C. M. Sola .... 4 0
MARCHES.
The Guards ..... .....................J. F. Duggan .. 2 6
The Nulli Secundus ........................M1S. P. Crawley 2 0
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- Notre Dame de Paris .......... Fantasie brillante .... 4 0
BEALE, W. F.
Amethyste .................... Polka brillante ...... 2 0
BEYER, FERDINAND.
- Agathe von Abt, edited by Lindsay Sloper ............ 2 6 -
CRAMER HENRI.
Fantasie sur les Motifs..........Le Czar et Zimmermann 3 O
CZERNY.
-Etude de la velocité, edited by Lindsay Sloper Nos. 1 & 2 each 6 0.***
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COOPE, ERNEST A. L.
La Passione ......... .... Melodie pour piano.... 26
CLAYTON, W.
Rondo Gajo .......
Andante Cantabile
DUGGAN, JOSEPH F.
The Sirens (dedicated to Miss Arabella Goddard) ........
Laura ...........
GOODBAN, H. W.
Beyer's Figlia del Reggimento, arranged as a duett ...... 3 6
GIBSONE, IGNACE.
Pauline..
....Mazurka brillante...... 20
GORIA, A.
........ 26
GOTTSCHALK, L. M.
- Bamboula
Danse des Negres .... 4 0
OSBORNE, G. A.
La Pluie de perles.............. Valse brillante......... 30-
PALMER, W. H.
The Standard-bearer
Bonnie Dundee ............
Chants des Croates
Sound the loud timbrel..............................
PERRY, EDWARD.
Devotional recreations, a selection of the most admired sacred
melodies........................ Four books, each 2 6
QUIDANT, A.
-Invitation à la polka ......
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Rondo polka ........
SLOPER, LINDSAY.
Studies in thirds and octaves, companion to Czerny's velocité 2 6
TALEXY, A.
Cleopatra ....................Mazurka brillante .... 2 6
TREKELL, J. T.
Erminia Romance.......
.......... 26
Fairy queen .................. Valse de salon........
VOSS, CHARLES.
Fantasie sur La Favorite ...........................
WIGAN, CLEVELAND.
Orinthia.......
WOLFF.
Juvenile library, containing a selection of the most popular
airs .....
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2. When the Swallows.
8. The Monks of Old.
3. Welcome my Bonnie Lad.
9. Il Segreto per Esser Felice.
4. March de Croates.
10. The Gipsies Tent.
5. The Gipsies Home.
11. From our Merry Swiss Home.
6. Oh I should like to Marry.
12. Annie Laurie.
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BEETHOVEN.
The Men of Prometheus ............................ 3
ROSSINI
Il Turco in Italia, with accompaniments for flute and violoncello 4
Tancredi ........................................ 2
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MARCHES.
CRAWLEY, MRS. P.
The Nulli Secundus..
DUGGAN, J. F.
The Guards ......
...... 26
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HARP MUSIC.
ALVARS, PARISH.
L'adieu ......................Romance ............ 2
WRIGHT, T. H.
Le gentil soldat. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......
Una furtiva lagrima ......
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*Carl Höchst.......... Valse........Fleur du Printemps .ii
..... ..... ...Fruits d'Automme......
....Galop........ Le Postillon ..........
... Valse........ The Crystal Palace
... Galop...
... Quadrille
*J. T. Trekell .. .. Polka....
J. T. Trekell
.. ........ Princess Mary
J. G. Callcott.....
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...... The Eugenia
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.....Quadrille ....The Regatta ..........
G. A. Durlacher ......Polka ...... The Zephyr ..........
Maclean .............. Valse. ....... La Barbelle ..........
Haupt.........
..Quadrille (single & duett) Les Rivales 3s. & 4
Charles Coote.......... Quadrille ....Les Bon-Bons ........
, .... La Princesse ......
.... Chatsworth......
, (Duett)
G. Tinney .........Polka (ditto) The Brunow ......
Valse........ The Carton..........
......., The Goodwood ....
5. (duett)..
T. Browne
......., La Rose de France
........ The Henrietta ......
E. Ettling ........
......La Feè aux Roses..
-Paul Henrion.......
......Donna Sabina ........
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Virginia Gabriel........ .....
.... Les Beauharnaises .
Henri I.aurent ...
.... The Radnor
L, Marcandier
..Fleur de Lys ......
E. B. Harper .....
.... Eglantine ......
John Weippert ....
..Marriage Bells ...
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...... The Palace ....
Val. Morris .....
........ The Juno ....
W. H. Acraman
The Giant's Causeway....
H. Foley Hall ......
L'Etoile du Soir ..............
C. Albrecht ............, The Krolowa...........
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Beauharnaises .......
...... Virginia Gabriel...
Barbelle .........
..Maclean ..........
Carton .........
...F. G. Tinney ....
*Crystal Palace..........
.. Carl Höchst.
Donna Sabina.
...Paul Henrion ...
(Four hands) .......
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Eglantine ............
.....E. B. Harper ..... 30
Feè aux Roses .....
.....E. Ettling .......
*Fleurs du Printemps ...
.... Carl Höchst ....
-Fleurs de Lys ......
...... Marcandier .....
Fruits d'Automme ......
.... Carl Höchst.......
Goodwood ..
...F. G. Tinney ...
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Henrietta ......
T. Browne .....
Radnor .............
Henri Laurent......
Rose de France............ .........T. Browne ........ 3 0
QUADRILLES..
Bon-Bons ......
........C. Coote ......
*Chatsworth ......
... » .....
> (Four hands)...
*Crystal Palace .......
.... Carl Höchst....
Princesse ..........
....C. Coote ......
Regatta
.....J. G. Callcott ....
Rivales ......
.......Haupt ......
, (Four hands) .....
....... . ...........
POLKAS.
Brunow, The ..........(duett)..........F. G. Tinney ......
*Crystal Palace........................J. T. Trekell ......
Dusseldorf. .......
.......John Weippert......
Eugenia ..........
....J. G. Callcott ......
Etoile du Soir .....
..H. D. Hall ........
Giant's Causeway
......W. H. Acraman...
Juno ...........
.... Val. Morris.......
Marriage Bells .....
....John Weippert.....
Palace .........
*Princess Mary ...
..J. T. Trekell .....
Zephyr
.......G. A. Durlacher....
Krolowa, The.....
......C. Albrecht........
GALOPS.
*Crystal Palace....................... Carl Höchst: ....... 3 0
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ELEMENTARY WORKS.
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BALTE'S (M. W.) INDISPENSABLE STUDIES for a Soprano
Voice ,............... ............... ..
BALFE'S (M. W.) INDISPENSABLE STUDIES for a Bass Voice.. 60
Both these works were composed expressly for the Students of M.
Balfe's Vocal Academy.
GEORGE LINLEY'S FIRST SINGING BOOK, containing an easy
and progressive Series of Studies for the Voice, with Selections from
Rossini's Exercises, and an easy Song composed expressly for this work. 3 0
HOPKINS (JOHN L.). NEW VOCAL TUTOR, comprising a series
of Scales, Exercises, Solfeggios, and Recitatives, expressly composed and
selected for this Tutor......
"oser........... 6 0
PIANOFORTE.
T'S NEW AND COMPLETE INSTRUCTION BOOK FOR
PIANOFORTE, in which the author has endeavoured to make
vor MUSIC SIMPLE, and at the same time interesting to the
acity, with rules for fingering, illustrated by lessons in every
om the works of the most eminent composers, the wliole
psed by T. H. Cooke ...........
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STANT AT THE PIANOFORTE, containing
music, a series of most popular Airs (fingered), with
vues in each Key, a Dictionary of Musical Terms, and a
of the Key Board of the Pianoforte ..., ........ 20
UN'S (J. J.) EXERCISES AND SCALES, calculated to
then the fingers, equalise the touch, and to ensure brilliancy of
- ation .........
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GUITAR.
GI'S NEW INSTRUCTION BOOK FOR THE GUITAR, being
the only work in which the author has given his method for tuning the
instrument without the aid of a musical ear; to which are added Scales,
Chords, and original Melodies, selected from various nations, the whole
composed, adapted, and dedicated to GIULIO REGONDI (by whom it is
approved and adopted), by his friend, G. Luigi. ... ...rcc.... ...... 9 0
CORNET.
TUTOR FOR CORNET À PISTONS, with a Selection of the most
popular Melodies, and large Gamut, arranged by Carl Höchst........ 2 ()
VIOLIN.
TUTOR FOR THE VIOLIN, with a Selection of the most popular Airs,
and large engraved Finger-board, by E. J. Westrop ...in
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C. R. and Co. have endeavoured, in this Catalogue, to obviáte the well-known
difficulty of selecting Vocal Music from a printed list, by giving the Range or
Compass of each Song, &c. the Key in which it is published, and the Voice it is
most suitable for. It must be understood, however, that many of the Songs marked
B. (Bass or Baritone) will often suit the Contralto; and even Mezzo Soprano, and
vice versà ; but in all cases, the compass of the Song, and the character, as indicated
in the name, will be a sufficient guide.
ENGLISH SONGS.
S. Soprano ; M.S. DIezzo Soprano ; C. Contralto; T. Tenor ; B. Bass or Baritone.
Those marked thus it have Lithographic Titles.

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Compass.
Voice suitable for.
S. d. Key
D to F. Angels of the house......T........E. L. Hime ...... 2 0 G
D-G. Ask me no more........T.... ....J. F. Duggan.... 20 G
E. At night upon the moonlit
tide................B........J. F. Duggan ....
C. A Lament ............ ........
D- E. An honest heart to guide us. B........S. Lover. ....... 2
F. Away, ye gay Landscapes. M. S. , ... G. Linley.......
Ĝ — E. A Welcome to the Home-
ward-bound ........T........E. L. Hime/
- E. A Remembrance of Venice. C........ Eliz. Mo.
E. Away! away! ye notes ..
of woe .............C........ Eliz. Nassur:
G - F. Ab, would that I could
love thee less.. ......S........M. W. Balfe...,
-F. Alone I've wandered. .....M.S...... Stephen Glover .. 2
- F. Angel of Peace (Angiol di
Pace),..............M. S. .. .. Bellini .......... 2 0
E. A mother's welcome smile
(L’amo, l'amo).... ..M.S...... Bellini ... ...... 20 À
D-F. A bumper again ........ B........E. Ransford .... 2 0 G
-F. Away, away, my angel love T.... ....T. H. Severn.... 2 0 G
F. A butterfly sought a lady's
bower ..............M. S......E. J. Westrop.... 2 0 Bb
D- E. A spell is hanging o'er me. M. S......C.W. Glover...2 0 G
B -- F A Gipsy's life for me. ....B.... .... Stephen Glover .. 2 0 Bb
- E. Almighty Father........M. S......J. K. Pyne....... 2 0 G
E-E. A Forester's life for me..B.... ....Louis Emmanuel. 20
- F. All around the ancient tree.B.... ....A. Lee.......... 2 0 D
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Compass.
Voices suitable for
s. d. Key.
C# to E. *Britannia the pride of the
ocean..............B........Ę. J. Westrop.... 2 0
D-F. Brighter than the stars .. B. or M.S.Verdi .......... 2 0 Bb
- F. Brooklet, The ..........M.S......L. H. Lavenu. ... 2 0 G
E- E. Barney, the tight lad of
Derry.............,M. S......S. Nelson........ 2 0 A
Bridal Morn, The........M. S..... Jal. Morris ...... 2
E. Bride's only Sister, The..M.S......C. Osborne .......
G. Broken Tryste, The ......M. S... ... Scotch Melody.... 2 0 D
- D. Basque Muleteer, The.... B........Luigi Morini .... 2 0 C
E. *Buy my oranges ........ M. S..... Auber.......... 2 0 D
Boat Song ........ ....B .......Grattan Cooke.... 2 0 C
E- F. Beautiful sea............S........E. Ransford..... 2 0 Eb
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E - E. Beautiful Banks of the
Tweed, The...........T........T. Young........
C. *Ben Bolt. .............B. or M.S..Kneass..........
- F. Blest island of beauty.... B.... ....E. J. Westrop....
E. Blushing Flower, The....M. S......P. R. Nicholls....
British Grenadiers ...... B........E. J. Westrop.... 2 0 G
... Barney O'Toole..........M. S...... Alec. Lee........ 2 0 F
ming flowers, The....M. S...... Stephen Glover... 2 O Ab
- built Seventy-
The ..........B.. ......J. M. Edney.... 2 6 Bb
Nee ...... ..C........Sung by Miss Dolby 2 6 Eb
et............B........ Willie Evans .... 2 0 Bb
&..............T.... .....E. Holmes. ...... 2 0 C
nd the Breeze......M. S.....G. E. Biletta, ... 2 0 F
Calabrian Brigand, The..B... .... George Linley.... 2 6 Eb
*Child of Air, The...... C.... .... Meyerbeer ....... 2 0 F
E. Country Girl's Petition to
see the Exhibition....M.S..... George Linley.... 2 6 C
-D. Country Girl's Accoụnt
of the Exhibition ....M. S...... George Linley.... 2 6 G
F. Calm Brow, The.... ....M.S...... Scotch Melody.... 2 0 A
E. Charlie, ye are welcome. .M. S...... Mrs. Sinclair .... 2 0 C
Chamois Hunter's Love..S..... ....J. P. Barratt.... 2 0 Eb
E. Christ stilling the Tempest.C. or B.... Stephen Glover... 2 6 Ab
E. Come live with me,.....S. or T.... George Barker... 2 0 F
INGLISH SONGS.
Counpass.
Voice suitable for.
s. (. Key.
D to G. Come gang awa'wi' me..S........E. Ransford..... 20
C - E. Come sing me the ballad..S.... ....E. Ransford .... 2 0 A
Can she be happy now..B. or C....J.P. Knight.... 2 0 1
Come wreath my brow....M. S......J.P. Knight..., 2 0 Eb
F. Cambrian Maid, The.....B..., ....Louis Emmanuel. 20 Bb
F. Come weave the laurel
wreath ............T.... ....Louis Emmanuel. 2 6 A
D- E. Child and the dew-drops..M.S......J. L. Hopkins ... 20 E
2
C-F. Cottager's Child, The. , .,.M. S. or T..E. J. Loder...... 2
+Captain of the Age ......B ........J. Blewilt.........
Come to the south ........S.. ...... James Perring. ..
D- E. Come down in the deep ...M. S. or T..H. Russell ...... 2
Come, come, lovely fairy ..M. S......T. Wass........ 20
Come when the morn. ....M. S. .....G. Linley. ...... 2 0 0
E. Charlie's comin'........ M. S.. ....C. Johnson ...... 2 0 Bb
E. Charlie yet .................... Miss Dolby....... 2 6 E
D-F. Christmas Song ........M. S. or T..R. S. Pratten.... 2 0 Eb
........B ........S. Foster ........ 20 D
E- E Christmas Rose..........M. S......E. Thomas...... 2 0 Eh
E. Camp Song............B........E. Ransford...... 2 0
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D. Drink, sing, laugh, be
merry. ............B........F. Romero
F. Departed worth .......... ........J. L. Hopki:
E. Days that are near............... . Clementi
D-F. Dear scenes of my home ........... T. H. Sever
C-E. Do not chide me for my
sorrow ....................C. W. Glover'.. .
E. Dark-eyed Gipsy Maid....M.S. or T..C. W. Glover ..
- D. Doom'd an Exile (Va
pensiero) ..........C.. ... ... Verdi ..........
D. Deeds, but not Words ....B........C. W. Glover'.... 2
- F. Dream, dream in thy early
days ..............M. S......Orsini .......... 2 6 A.
E. Dance upon the lawn, The..B........ Louis Emmanuel.. 2 O A
- E. Down among the dead
men..............B........................ 2 0 Eb
D. Down the rugged moun-
tain's..............B ........, Altwood ........ 20 D
G - E. Dirge, and world's wan-
derers .............,B,.......W. E. Grattann.. 2 0 G&E
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Voico suitable for.
S. d. Key.
Oto A. Dear Venice........... S.... ....J. F. Duggan.... 2. 0 Ab
C-E. Dream is o'er ...... ....C........F. Romer ...... 2 ( AD
D-7. Dear mother, smile again..M. S...... E. Perry ........ 2 0 Ab
F. Dargle, The............B ........S. Glover........ 2 6 Eb
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F. England, the home of the
free......
free................B ........G. Linley ........ 20 Ab
D-F. Englishman's Home, The.. B........C. F. Desanges.. 2 6 C
F. England, theland of the oak. B........E. J. Loder...... 2 0 F
Ere around the huge oak..B ........Shield.......... 2 0 Eb
Exile's Home, The.... ..B. or C. ...Rossini ........ 2 6 Eb
Edeline................T.. ...... Col. Bruce....... 2 0 E
E. England's mighty Dead. ..B.. ......F. Romer. ....... 20 F

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E. Fisher Boy, The ........M.S. ....J. F. Duggan.... 2 0 G
C-F. Fair land of Greece.....,T.... ....Baylis Burton ... 2 0 A
D- F. Floriska ..............C or B ....Baylis Burton .., 2 0 B
G. For better, for worse .... M. S...... Scotch Melody.... 2 0 G
Far away..............B........ Scotch Melody.... 2 0 I
Fugitive, The ..........M. S. or B.Scotch Melody.... 2 0 Eb
.I the wine-cup high.... B........ Scotch Melody.... 20 D
. Yell, we have parted.,M. S...... Scotch Melody.... 2 0 C
actions .... ....B...... .. Stephen Glover'. .. 2 0 A
:. ot..........C. or B... .E. Ransford .... 2 0 Eb
uvuntry Squire..B........E. Ransford .... 2 0 D
D u s we esteem, The..B ........ Louis Emmanuel.
now me..............M. S. ....C. E. Horn ......
Farewell to Thee.. ......M.S. or B..J. R. Ling......
Fire and Water (Comic)..B..., ....J. Cole..........
For love of thee ........T.. ...... George Linley....
F. Fairy dreams of childhood..S.. ......James Perring... 2
G. Tairy Bride, The ........T.... v... James Perring... 2
F. Ditto..................M. S......James Perring... 2 O F
E. Flow thou regal purple
stream ...... .....B.... ....Dr. Arnold ......
E. Friar of orders grey......B.... ....Reeve .......... 2 0 D
E. Fair Linder.................... Stephen Glover... 2 0 G
Fox and the Crow-Comic.B........George Linley. ... 20 A
E. Fortune-teller ..........M.S....... Stephen Glover... 2 0 F
E. Faith I must be in love....B. or M. S..F. N. Crouch.... 2 0 Eb
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Compass.
Voice suitable for.
s. d. Key
. E to F. Flowers may fade away,
love ..............M. S......D. Lee.......... 2 0 Ab
- E. Fear not, I'll ne'er for-
sake thee ..........B...... ..H. W. Du Lang.. 2
D- E. Friendly wishes ........C. or B....R.S.S.......... 1 6 G
G. *Flaxen-headed Plough-
boy, The .... ......T........Shield .......... 2 0 Bb
E. Fair summer eve .......... ...... Walter Maynard. 2 O E
E. Farewell, The..........M.S. or B.. Eliz. Masson. ...
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-E. †Fair Agnes ..............M.S. or T.. Ferdi........... 2 0 F
C- F. Farewell, if ever ........M.S......G. Linley ........ 2 0 D
F- F. Forest is dark and drear ..M.S......S. Pratten ...... 2 0 Ab
F. +Fair was the flower ......M. Ş......H. Binfield...... 20 Ab
O-F. Farewell to Balmoral....M.S...... Gerhard ........ 2
o Bb
E. Flow down, cold rivulet ..M. S......W. C. Macfarren. 20 E
Forget me not..........C.........Minima........ 2 0 D
E. fFair Empress ..........M.S. or T..F. Romer ........ 2 0 Bb
B-E. Fay of the Forest. ......C....... Tal. Morris ..... 2 6 Eb
Fragile Flower..........B......... F. Duggan .... 20 F
Fervent Prayer ..........T.. ......J. F. Duggan ....
Fair Life's Morning ......T........ Verdi ..........
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E. Gipsy, The ............M. S......J. F. Duggan ...
F. Grasp of a friend, The....B........ Donizetti.....
Gipsy Flower Girl, The ..M.S..... C. W. Glove
Go forward ............B... ...... W. Love .
Gipsy's Tent, The ......B.... .... Steprén
Gipsy Monarch, The .... B........ Stephen Gloven
Gipsy's Blessing, The ....
.M.S.or B..E. Ransford ...
Gipsy Boy, The .........B.. ...... Stephen Glover ..
Gipsy's Dirge, The ......B.......Stephen Glover ..
Gipsy's Lullaby, The....M. S...... Stephen Glover. .. 2
Gipsy's Bride, The.....,M.S. or T..Stephen Glover. ..
C-E. Gipsy's Wedding, The....B.... .... Stephen Glover... 26
Gipsy's Laughing Song..B.... ....Stephen Glover. .. 2 6 A
Gipsy's Lament, The ....B .......Stephen Glover. ... 20 Ab
Gipsy Poacher, The......B........Stephen Glover. 2 0 Eb
Gipsy Miller, The ........B.. ...... Alex. Lee........ 2 0 D
C- F. Gaily o'er the mountain ..M.S......G. Liigi........ 2 0 F
2 0 Eb
C - E. Good time is here! The ..B .. .. Stephen Glover... 2 0 E
E. Grasp of friendship’s band. B.... ....E. Ransford .... 2 0 Eb
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Compass.
Voice suitable for.
D to E. +God bless the gallant
soldier ............M. S. or T..E. L. Hime......
B-D. Gazing o'er the ocean ....C......... Mozart ..........
- G. *God save the Queen, Solo and Chorus.. Costa. ..........
2 6 D
2 0 Eb
1 6 Bb
Bedlam............M.S. or B..G. Florncastle.... 2 0 Eb
- F. Good night, beloved......T.... .... E. Holmes. ...... 2 0 D
- F. Gipsy King............B........ West ............ 2 OC
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E. *Haste, Mina-Barcarolle..B.... .... Meyerbeer. ....... 2 0 Eb
E. Home, love, and thee ....B.... ... Val. Morris ....... 2 0 G
E- E. Hear'st thou thy náme....T.... ....C. F. Desanges... 2 0 Eb
C- E. Happy, beauteous rose.. ..M. S......F. Romer ....... 2 0 F
C— E. Home of my young days. .M.S. or B... E. Ransford. .... 20 A
Hang up his harp..... ...M. S...... E. Ransford. .... 2 0 F
C – E. Head and the heart, The.. B.... .... Stephen Glover... 2 0 Eb
D-E. Here's to woman ........ B........W. F. Herbert. .. 2 0
D. Ho! merry England ....B.. ......J. H. Tully ...... 2 6 A
- E. *Hurrah! for the Red,
Wbite, and Blue!....B....
9 and Blue.. ...B................ ...... 2 0 G
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(Song & Chorus) ....B........ Tallfellow. ....... 2 0 Eb
ho, Janet!..........C.... ... Scotch Song ...... 2 6 D
he gay ..........M. S......W. G. Macfarren. 20 A
11. ...........M.S......J. F. Duggan.... 2 0 G
. childhood. ...C.... ....J. F. Driggan .... 2 0 Eb
isk and have.... M.S.or B..S. Lover........ 20 Ab
:: gs me costly.co. M. S...... E. Perry....... 20 G
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: ill me a tankard.... B...... ..J. L. Hatton. .... 2 0 Eb

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thy heart still mine?..T........W.E. Ransford.. 2 O A
I weep that I am all alone. . T. or S. ... Adolphe Schimon. 2 Ò Bb
I'm very lonely ..........M.S...... George Barker ... 2 0 F
F. I've wandered from my
orphan home ........M.S......C. W. Glover .... 2 0 Ab
10 - Eb.fI lingered by the cottage
gate..............M. S......Cleveland Wigan . 2 0 F
C-E. love the merry sunshine. .M. S......Stephen Glover... 2 0 C
D-E. I love the gentle moonlight.M. S...... Stephen Glover... 2 ( A.
C-G. I love the dewy twilight..M.S...... Stephen Glover... 2 0 0
E - E. +I touch my harp........M. S......J. L. Hopkins. ... 2 0 Eb
Bb - F. In the eye we see the mind.C. or B..., Luigi .......... 2 0 F
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Voice suitable for.
S. d. Key
E to E. I long to change my
maiden name........M.S......E. J. Westrop.... 2 0 G
D - F. I'd be a Gipsy ..........S. or T.... James Perring ... 2 0 E
D- E. I've watched thee........M.S...... Verdi .......... 2 0 G
E. I will return the gift......C. .......Verdi ..........
C-F. In the low winding vale.,B........ Thomas Attwood.. 2 0 F
D. In the downhill of life. ...B... .... Collins ..........
G. I love, I love the night....B ........E. Ransford. .... 2
E. I had a dream (from the
German)....... ....C. or B....G. Luigi. ... ....
E. In the calm moonlight. ...B.... ....P. Jewell........
- F. In the light of thy smile... ......P. Jewell.......
E - E. I wish I'd a thousand a
year ..............B.... ....A. Morland....... 2 0 A
E. I'll dream of thee........T.... ....E. L. Hime...... 20 G
F. I will never chide thee....B.... ....C. A. Bannister .. 2 OF
F. It'll never do to give up so..B.... ....J. Bruton . ...... 2 0 Bb
E - E. I'm quite my mother's pet..M. S.... .E. J. Westrop... 2 0 G
I have not the slightest idea. M. S. .....Val. Morris ......
F. I'm the little flower girl..M.S......G. Linley . ......
E. I dreamt that he lov'd me..M. S......E. L. Hime......
F. I dreamt an old man ....M. S......J. F. Duggan ....
E-F. I could weep............T.... ....J. Schmidt
D-G. In infancy ..............S........Dr. Arne....
C#-T. I cannot leave Old England.T..., ....E. L. Hima ...
A — F. I can but weep..........M. S......J.F. Datuk
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E. Joy of tears ............M. S. or T..M. W. Balfe..... !
E. Jenny Lind's Song of
Home............. M.S,,.... Verdi, .......... 2 0
F. +Jaunting Car ...... ....B........S. Lover ........ 2 6
E. †Jeannie................M. S......G. Linley ........ 2 0
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F. Knight's Return, The....T........ Val. Morris...., 2 0 Bb
E- F. Kindly voices ..........M.S. or T. Stephen Glover... 2 O D
A - E. †King of the Sea ..........B........ E. Ransford .... 2 6 G
E. †King Harold............B..... ..W. H. Montgomery 2 0 Eb
-D. †King of the Holly, The....B.... ....W.Lovell Phillips. 2 4 D.
- F: Know ye of that fair land..M. S. or B.. Voigt. ........ 2 0 Eb
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Voice suitable for
S. d. Key.
C to E. †King of the Beggars, The.. B........Stephen Glover .. 2 0 C
G -- F. †Knights of yore .... ....B.. ......J. L. Hopkins.... 3 0 Eb
C - E. King Arthur's Maxim....B........J. Parry........ 2 0 C
E. Keemo Kimo ..................Negro Melody. ... 2 0 F
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G. Lowland Lassie ........M.S. or B.. Scotch Ballad.... 2 0 D
D-F. Little Gipsy Jane........M.S......C. W. Glover .... 2 0 F
B - E, Levantine Boatmen, The..B........ George Linley.... 2 6 G
Lay of the Troubadour....B.. ...... Miss Masson .... 16 Bb
Lord Ronald ............M. S...... Scotch Melody. ... 2 0 Ab
- E. Loving hearts. .........M. S.....Stephen Glover, .. 2 0 Eb
Look aloft ..............B.... ....F. Romer........ 2 0 D
Life's young dawn (Meco tu)M.S...... Bellini ........... 2 0 Ab
Lov'd One, The ........M.S......E. Ransford .... 20 Ab
Lilian .............. ......W. H. Montgomery 20 Ab
G-D. Live and be jolly .......B.. ... ...Reeves .......... 2 0 D
Laurel Tree, The.. .... ... E. Ransford .... 2 0 Bb
F. Land of my birth ........T........T. Young........ 2 0 A
Love Gift, The .........T.... ....J. Howe ........ 2 0 F
and of my sire .......
.Mehul .......... 2 6 A
and Gold ..........M. S......N. J. Sporle..... 2 O'D
Trish Girl........M. S......J. G. Callcott.... 2 0 Eb
sat Locksmiths. .M.S......J. F. Duggan.... 2 6 G
.........M. S......E. H. Birt 20 Ab
aughter. ...B....... J. F. Duggan.... 2 0 F
..........M. S......W. Spark ....... 2 0 G
ile.............-M.S ..... Thomson.... .... 2 0 F
. Ay summer flowers....M.SH.....E. Land ........ 2 0 A
Lock of Hair............M.S......J. P. Knight .... 2 0 Bb
Love is like a summer
flower. .............M.S...... Stephen Glover .. 2 0 Eb
— B. Listen to the nightingale
(Scena)............S........A. Lee.......... 3 0 Eb
- E. Light of thy smile........T.... ....P. Jewell........ 2 0 D

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D-Ê. Minstrel girl, The........M.S....... Laveru. ...... 2 0
D-E. †Marion ................T........G. Linley ........ 2 0
D-F. My dreams are now no
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s. d. Key.
E to F. My pretty cot.... .....M. S......C.W. Glover .... 2 (Bb
D-F. "Maiden and the page, The..M.S...... Meyerbeer ....... 2 6 F
C-F. *Moss rose, The..........M. S......Meyerbeer. ...... 2 0 F
F. Mary Lee ..............M.S...... Eliz. Masson ... 1 0 Bb
E. My heart returns to thee..C.. ......M. W. Balfe..... 2 O Eb
- F. +Merry Woodland maid....T.
The ...............M. S......George Linley ... 2 6 D
C - E. Monks of old, The.....,B.... .... Stephen Glover... 2 0 C
E - F. #Merry Christmas bells...,M.S......Stephen Glover ... 2 0 A
D-G. Mountain flower, The....S........ George Barker ... 2 0 G
-- F. †Moresco maid, The......T.......C. E. Horn ......
- F. Merry guitar, The.. .. ..M. S......C. E. Horn ...... 2 0
D-F. +Moonlight is beaming....T.... ....Clement White... 2 0 F
- D. My home on the deep
blue sea ............B.... ....J. R. Ling........ 2 0 D
F-E. Mamma won't let me
marry yet...... ....M. S......E. J. IV estrop.... 2 0 Bb.
- E. My native streams......C........ Alexander Lee.... 2 O EL
F. Merry dance I dearly love,
The..............M. S...... Gretry .........
Men of merry England,
The............. B...... ..S. Nelson.. ...,
F. Merry Gipsy Band, The ..B.......,A. Fry.....
E. My grandfather's glass.... B.... ....F. Romer
Merry Bells of England,
The..............B..--.,. ..I.M.E.
E. Meet me at morn ........M.S. or B. ij. Old....
F. Mariner's Bride ..., .... B...... Val. Morris.
My island home is free ..S.... ....W. H. Herbert.
My Jamie, thou wert kind
to me..............M.S.... . E. Ransford ....
Mr. Jerry Jingle..... .B.... ....J. Blewitt ....... 2
--E. My mother bids me bind., M. S...... Haydn...... 20 A
F. Mountain Lasses........T.... ....F. Romer........ 2 0 D
My bonny Jane ........T........J. P. Barratt.... 2 0 F
F. My hunter love..........M.S......G. Linley ........ 2 0 F
D-F. My own dear happy home. .M. S......H. Croft........ 20 Bb
B-E. My old Spinette........B.... ....J. F. Duggari ... 2 0 Eb
F. Merry first of May......M. S......J. F. Duggan.... 2 0 C
E. Mary's last dream........C.... ....Donizetti........ 2 0 Eb
to F. Minstrel to his lady love. .M. S...... S. Lover ..... 2 6 Eb
G-G. My lady sleeps..........T........J. F. Duggan,... 2 0 G
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D-F. Missionary Hymn. ......M. S......W. Norman. .... 2 0 A
B-Ė. My hopes are fixed upon..C.... ....J. Blewitt. ...... 2 0 F
F. Maid of Athens ... ....B.. ......G. Linley. ....... 2 0 C
F. Mother, The ............M. S......W. T. Wrighton.. 2 0 E
- F. Mary Asthore ...... ....B.... ....E. Masson ...... F
F. Mary, Adieu ............M. S......E. Masson ...... 20 F
D E. Merry dance beneath the
oak................B.... ....J. L. Hatton .... 2 0 D
C-F. My Village Home......M. S.or B..A. Lee...... .... 2 0 F
- E. My Old Kentucky Home..B.... ....Negro Melody .... 2 0 G
C-E. †Minnie Moore. ..........M.S......J. L. Hatton. .... 2 0 C
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- G. Norah Bray (Irish ballad).T........ George Barker... 2 0 C
- F. Night and Morning ......M.S......J. H. Tully ....... 2 0 C
- E. Nancy Bell...... ......B........Louis Emmanuel.. 2 0 Eb
- E. Norah Malone......... B........ Alexander Lee.... 2 0 G
E. *Nelly Bly ..............M.S. or B..C. Foster ........ 2 0 C
: No, 'twas neither shape..T.... ....H. R. Allen .....
. .. inette ................M. S...... Val. Morris...... 2 0 Bb
more can love........0........ Val. Morris...... 2 0 Eb
in the shade of the Elm.C.... ....F. Romer...... 2 0
.....B.... ....Negro Melody. ... 20 F

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A M. S......J. F. Duggan.... 3 0 Eb
Stephen Glover. .. 20 G
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W. E. Ransford.. 20 Ab
F. Mcycrbeer .... 2 0 C
· Meyerbeer .. .. 20 Ab
..M. W. Balfe .... 20 F
.. Scotch Melody.... 20 Ab
S.. George Linley.... 20 F
...Stephen Glover .. 2 6 ]
... Stephen Glover .. 2 6 A
Or B. . Bellini ..........
2. () G
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Voice suitable for
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D to G. On the cold shores
(Se Romeo) ........S. or T.... Bellini .......... 2 0 G
C - F. Oh! when should men
drink..............B........E. Ransford .... 2 0 F
D. Oh! 'tis not a forgotten
name..............
# Bansford .... 2 0 F
E. Our native home ........B........W. E. Ransford.. 2 0 Ab
Old Mariner, Tbe........B.. ......J. P. Knight..... 2 0 Eb
D-F. Ol! the merry starlight ..M.S......J. P. Knight .... 2 0 Eb
E-F. Old Farm House ........B.or M. S.. Louis Emmanuel . 2 0 Eb
E - F. Oh! speak not of her ....B........E, J. Loder...... 2 0 Ab
B-F. Oh! weep not, maiden....C. or B.... Clement White .. 2 0 G
Oh! yes, I love thee......M.S. or B..J. R. Ling....... 2 0 Ab
C-F. Over the waves we're
bounding ...... ....B.... ....J. R. Ling ...... 2 0 0
F. O'er the hills, Jessie. ....T.. ..... N. J. Sporle .... 2 0 Eb
E. O'er the distant mountain
height. ..........., B. or M.S.,Mercadante...... 2 0 C
E. Oh! could I view my
home again ........M.S. or B..Mercadante......
G. Oh! would the night my
blushes hide ........M.S...... Gretry.......
D-G. Oh! Richard, oh! my King.T........ Gretry .....
E. Old English Hospitality ..B.... ....S. Nelson
F. On by the spur of valour
goaded............B........Shi
D. Old Baron's Daughter, The. B.....,
E. Oak and the Ivy, The ....B
E. Oh! I should like to marry
-F. Oh! come, oh ! come
with me........
F. 0, Rory, remember ....
Oh! the joys of the dan
Oak and the Rose, The..
B - E. Old Customs..........
Olden Time, The .......
Oh! who will fly with me.
Over hill, over dale.....
F. Oh never ask me why ...
B - E. Oh, had my fate .....
D- E. *Old folks at home. .......
C— E. One morn, as o'er the hills...
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Voice suitable for
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C# to E. Olivette................C.... ....Howard Paul.... 2 0: A
C#-E. Oh, let me gaze..........B.... ....J. F. Duggan .... 20 G
D-G. *Oh, weel may the keel
row.,for 1, 2, or 3. voices ..arr. by Dewar.......... 20 G
E. Oh, lovely eyes !.... ....T.... ....S. Lover ....... 2 0 A
F-F. Oh, why be sad ?... ....B.or M.S..E. Perry.... 20 Bb
F. Oh, must I leave thee ....B..., ....J.R. Ling ....... 2 0 F
E. Other side of Jordan, The .B........Negro Melody .... 2 D G.
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B-D. Parting Look, The ..............F. Lablache...... 2 0 Bb
D-E. Pleasantly, pleasantly....S.... ....W.A. Grattann .. 2 6 'Eb
E. Polka in disgrace........M.S...... Charles Hall ... 2 6 Bb
B - E. Pale, trembling stars ....C.... ....Baylis Burton.... 2 0 G
F. Pretty, pretty orange
blossom (Cavatina). ...M.S...... Stephen Glover. ... 2 O D
E. Parting Tear, The
(Vaga luna) ........M.S. or B..Bellini.......... 2 0 Ab
D-F. Poor Marine Boy........T........E. Ransford .... 2 0 Bb
Poor man to his child, The..M.S. or T..C. E. Horn.... 0 Abe
F Pretty Patty Palmer......M.S. or B..J. Blewitt ........
E. Place where I was born, The...........N. J. Sporle ....
-F. Post-born’s note, The ....B........N. J. Sporle .... 2 0 Eb
E. *Primroses deck..........C.... ....T. Linley ...... 2 0 A
- F. Poor Effie ..............M. S...... Val. Morris...... 2 0 F
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*Return, The ..........C........Meyerbeer ....... 2 0 C
- F. *Roland's Lament ......M. S...... Meyerbeer ....... 2 0 Ab
- G. Roses I've gathered ......M. S......Louis Emmanuel.. 2 0 Eb
F. Rose that blooms in yonder
vale, The... ......M. S......T. H. Severn..... 2 0. Bb.
- E. Rose of Spring, The
. (Cavatina)..........M. S......S. Nelson........ 2 0 D'
E-F. * Romance of Dunois, Song
and Chorus ......... .......... La Reine Hortense 2 O D
F -F. *Ring de Banjo ..........T.... ....S. C. Foster ..... 2 0 F
E-F. Remember I have only..T.........E. L. Hime ...... 2 0 Eb
- G. Sing at thy wheel, Lizette .B. or M.s.. Charles Churchill. 2
C-F. Soldier's Grave, The..... .M. S...... Eliz. Masson .... 1
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Compass.
Voice suitable for.
S. d. Key.
E to E. Sleigh Bell, The.... ....B.... .... Eliz. Masson .... 1 0 G
E-F. Sweet Nightingale........S or T ....Baylis Burton. .. .2 0 F
E-F. *Spirit of slumber (Ave
. Maria). ............B.... ....Franz Schubert .: 2.0 Bb
B- E. *Swallows, The (Agathe
to Irene).... ......T.... .... Franz Abt....... 2 A
D- G. *-
- ......M.S...... Franz Abt....... 2 0 C
E. Smuggler King, The...,B.... .... Stephen Glover. .. 2 0 0
D-E. Sea is England's glory, The,B.... .... Stephen Glover .. 2 0 G
D-G. Smiling Faces, .........M.S...... Stephen Glover .. 2 0 Eb
Sing on, sweet-bird of
beauty............M.S...... Stephen Glover i. 2 0
D- E. Sweet Mary of the Vale. .T.... ....W.E. Ransford.. 2 0 D
E. Song of the Sexton. ... ..B........Louis Enmanuel. 30 *
D.-F. Sweet is the morn of
early life.... ......M. S. ...., Rossini ........
2 0 0
F. St. Agnes' Eve.........T.......T. Young ........ 2 0 Ab
E. Sweet Spring is coming..B. or M.S..T. Young ........ 2 0 Bb
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E. Sister's Recall, The......C .......S. Nelson ....... 20 F
E. Song of the Haymakers..B.... ....W. H. Montgomery 2 о с
E. Stolen Child, The.... ..B. or M. S.. Stephen Glover 2 0 F
F. Star of Dunkeld, The....T.... ....G. H. Rodwell.. 2 0 Bb
E. Sweetest rose is love, The..M.S. or B.. H. Laurent., ...
D-E. Some fairy spell........M. S......W.A. Wciss.... 2 0 G
Standard of England, The .B... .....J. M. Edney....
F. Sapling Oak, The ........B.... .... Storace .......... 2 0 Eb
F. Song of the Blind, The..T........J. P. Knight.... 2 0 Ab
F. Sylph's Invitation, The .M. S......J. P. Barratt. ...
A. Summer hours..........S.... ... D. N. Fisher....
A. Sweet love, good night....T.... ....J. L. Hatton .... D .
- F. Song of the Gossamer «co T. or S....J. Schmidt ......
D-E. Soldier's Watchword ....
B on... Stephen Glover .. 2 0 0
E-F. Spanish Gipsies. ... ....M. S......H. C. Griffiths .. 2 0 A
Sweet sleep............ S........J. F. Duggan.... 2 6 F
E. Sea-dreamings ..........M.S. or T..F. Romer ........ 2 0 D
D-E. Slave Mother's Lament .,M. S......J. T. Treakcll... 2 0 Eb
E- E. Sweet and gentle Memories.M.S...... E. Perry........ 2 0 Eb
E-F. Swifter far than summer..S ........G. Irinley........ 2 0 Ab
C - G. Sprites of the Wind...... S.... ....S. Lover........ 2 6 F
F. Ship is parting.........M. S..... S. Lover ........ 2 0 A
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C to E. †Thérèse.............C.... .... George Linley.... 2 0 0
A - E. Torreador, The..........B..arr. by George Linley.... 2 6 F
C - E. There is a spirit in the
woods......................F. Romer........ 2 0 Ab
E--E. 'Tis I that love her best..T........M. W. Balfe.... 2 0 0
--E. Thou shalt have none other
Gods but me (Sacred) B.... ....C. Hargreaves.... 2 0 Eb
-- F. Two Sages............M. S...... Scotch Melody.... 2 O F
D- E. Trust not the breeze......C. or B.... Charles Hastings. 2 0 Eb
E. Take this rose of fairy .
sweetness ..........T........W. E. Ransford.. 2 0 Ab
F. There's none I love like theeT.... ....W. E. Ransford.. 2 0 Eb
F. Tear in thine eye love, The.T.... ....Louis Emmanuel.. 2 0 Ab
G. - 'Tis sad to part..........M. S. or B. .J. R. Ling...... 2 0 F
G. Thou hast deck'd thy hair
with flowers.... ....S. or T....J. Blewitt. ....... 20 D
D. Thirsty earth, The......B........T. H. Severn.... 20 D
E. There's true joy in drinking B........ Gretry. ......... 2.0 0
B - E. They say I'm always
laughing............ B........W. R. Baldwin.. 2 0 B
E. There's beauty in creation .M.S......E. Perry........ 2 0 G.
E. Twilight hour. ... ... ..M.S. or B..J. R. Ling...... 2 0 A
F. There's sunsbine in the
dlouds ..............T........ E. L. Hime...... 20 C
F. Thy will be done (Sacred
song).......... ...M. S......W.T. Wrighton.. 2
F. Tho' the day of my destiny.T... ...G. Linley ........ 2 0 Ab
F. To horse, to horse ........B........G. Linley ........ 2 0 0
There is a bonny blushing.B.......,A. Park. ....... 2 0 . D
C- E. There's visdom in the
summer flower ......M. Sc.....J. L. Hopkins, ... 2 0 G.

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B-E. Up, Guards, and at 'em. ..B.... ....J. F. Duggan.... 26 Bb
C
- F. Village Patriarch...... ..B.... ....J. L. Hopkins.... 2 0 D
E. *Vilikens and his Dinah. .. Comic ....J. Barnard...... 2 0 Eb
- F. Voice from the deep, The..T.... .... J. F. Duggan, ... 2 0 E
B - E. *When the swallows home-
ward fly (Wenn die
Schwalben) ........M. S..... Franz Abt ...... 2 0
D-G. *
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Voice suitable for.
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C- E. Welcome my bonnie lad ..M. S...... George Linley.... 2 0 C
D-E. *Wandering Arab, The.... B........Meyerbeer. ...., 2 0 Bb
E-F. When round my heart. ...B........H. T. Tillyard ... 2 .0 Aby
F. Widowed Bride, The ....M. S......Scotch Melody: .20 c .
D. Whispering Waves, The ..C. or B. ...F. Romer....... 2 0 Eb
O-E. Wilt thou forget me? ....T.... ....George. Barker... 2 0 F
F - E. fWhen first I went to sea..T.. ..... E. Ransford .... 2 0 F
D-F. When summer comes ....M. S. or B. E. Ransford ... 20 Bb
C - F Where are pleasures......S........E. Ransford ... 2 0 F
E - E With the fairies I would
roam
.....M. S......W.E. Ransford...2 0
B-E. Wassail Bowl, The ......B.... ....J. L. Hopkins.... 2 0 G
White cliffs of England, The. B.... ....J. Blewitt ....... 2 6 D
D - F. White Rose, The........M. S......N. J. Sporle. .... 2.0 G
E. Welcome, lovely May ....M. S......N. J.Sporle ...... 2 0 C
C - EWilt thou then remember
me? .. ............M.S......Mercadante ...... 20 C
F. Wake, sweetest melody
(Il soave immagine) ..M. S...... Mercadante. , .... 20 Ab
- E. +Who loves thee not, Agnes ? B... .... George Linley. ... 20
- E. Who to.thee in love is
nearest ............M.S. or B.. Alex. Lee........ 20 Ab
F-E. Wolf, The. ............B.... ....Shield ic....... 2 0 Eb
C - E. Wandering Sailor, The....B.... ....Reeves ......... 2 0 G
- F. Woods, the woods for
me, The ............B.... .... Stephen Glover .. 20 D
E. What on earth, my dear
Susan ...............birki
...... ....B..., ....Louis Leo. .... 2 0 F
E-G. Wandering laddie........S..... Shield ........ 2 0 Eb
Withered Rose, The ......M. S ..... W. H. Weiss .... 2 0 C
Widow's Prayer, The ....M. S......T. Blanchard ..., 2 0 Ab
Where should the fairies'
dwelling be? ........M.S......J. M. Jolly ..... 2 0 D
E-F. Wearily! oh, wearily!. ...M. S...... W. H. Grattann. . 2 0 Ab
E. Where graze the lowing
kine ......................W. H. Grattann.. 2 0 D
E. We see ber no more..... S........G. E. Biletta..... 2 O G
F. Warrior sleeps, The ......B........G. Linley........ 2 O E
F. +Who'll fight for the Queen ? B........G. Linley........ 2 6 A
Wilt thou leave the valley?.C.......Rossini ..... 2 0 Eb
E-G. When we two parted ......T........G. Linley ......: 2 0 C
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E to F. Why looks the bride so.
pale?..............M. S......J. F. Duygan....
2 0 Eb
DeNmd BDD.SED
E. Young Zellica ...... ....M. S...... Charles Churchill. 2.0 Eb
E - F. Ye warriors of England .. B........C. W. Glover .... 2 0 C
D-F. Yes, thou art gone ....... B. or M.S..Baylis Burton ... 2 0 G
F-F. Yes,'tis street to remember..T........ E. Ransford .... 2 O F
E. You welcomed me a
stranger ............B.or M.S..Verdi.......... 2 0 D
E-F. Years have fleeted past....M. S...... Val. Morris 2 0 Ab
E. Youth's First Lesson ..., M. S......W. L. Phillips. .. 2 0 D
D-F. Yes, Hope, thou art the
beacon ....... .....T.... ....J. F. Duggan.... 3 O G
F. Yes, 'tis a spell .... ....T.... ....J. F. Duggan.... 2 0 D
E-G.
........T.... ....J. F. Duggan.... 2 0 E
E. Young Stephen the Squire...B. or M. S...E. J. Loder ....... 2 6 E
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C. s rising breeze.......,M.S. & M.S. Stephen Glover. .. 2 0 Eb.
B G Army and Navy, The....T. & B....T. Cooke ........ 30 Bb
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Ő Autumn Song ...... ....S. & C....:Mendelssohn . .... 20 A
Come to the forest........ S. & C.... Stephen Glover. .. 3 0 G
Come, oh, come to me!....S. & C.. .. Frank Mori ..... 3 0 D
A. Elfin Call, The.... ......S. & C.. .. Stephen-Glover... 30D
Be Fairies’ Call, The........ S. & C... Alexander Lee. ... 30 Bb
Friendship, sweet friend-
ship ..............S. & C...,Mercadantë. ..... 2: 6 F
D-G.)
A D Flower Queen, The ......S. & M.S..C. W. Glover .... 30 G
# Fairy Dance, The........S. & C.... Stephen Glover. .. 30. E
From our merry Swiss
home ..............S. & C.... C. W. Glover .... 3 0) F
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Voices suitable for.
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Flower after flower departs..S. & M. S. Louis Lavenu.... 2 0 D
Fairy. Gondola, The .....S. & M. S..Mercadante...... 20 G
B-6: Forget me not ........... S. & B....J. F. Duggan .... 20 G
O Fisherman's Daughters. .. S. & C.... Val. Morris ..... 30
B F God of Love, The ........S. & T.... Gretry.......... 20. Eb.
............ S. & C.. ..Mendelssohn .... 1 6 Eb
1 Hour that we must part,
s. The...... .........S. & C.... Baylis Burton.... 3 0 Eb
E - E.) How sad it is to say fare-
E-F} well ..............S. & T..... Bellini.......... 20 G
Home of my youth, The ..S. & T....J. Perring ...... 20 Ĝ
Homeward returning. ....S. & M. S..C. W. Glover .... 3 0 F
| In the merry moonlight
(Gipsy Duet) ......S. & B.....W.E. Montgomery. 3 0 Eb
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**I would that my love.... S. & C.., Mendelssohn .... 2 0 E
Knight and the Fairy, The. S. & B..... Louis Emmanuel 3 0 Eb
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*Music breathes her softest
Ś spell..............S. & C.. ...Meyerbeer . ...... 3 0 F
Matin Bell, The.... .... S. & M. S..Donizetti ....... 2 0 G -
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*May bells and the flowers..S. & C.....Mendelssohn ... 20 G
A-?;} *No! granny dear ......S. & C.... . Meyerbeer ...... 26 F
Oh, for a fairy boat ...... S. & M. S.. Pal. Morris ..... 3 O G .
One night in sickness ....T. & T.... Gretry .......... 2
B- old and Young (Comic) ..S. & B....J. Parry ........ 3
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Over the waves........., S. & M.S. . Terdi ,......... 2 ( F .
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Voices suitable for.
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to A. } Once more now, my love ..S. or T....J. F. Duggan .... 26
F - A. Once
D-F., *0 wert thou in the cauld
ſ blast..............S. &C.... Mendelssohn .... 16 Bb
C- G. 1
Orpheus with his lute. ....S. & C....J. L. Hatton .... 3 0 Eb
Palmer's Return, The ....S. & B....T. . Severn .... 20. Eb
**Passage Bird ..........S. & C.. ..Mendelssohn ....
Rose Gatherers, The .....S. & M.S. L. Lavenu ......
2 O F
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Remember me...... ....S. & M.S..Miss Masson .... 1 6 Ab
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- Spirits' Home, The ......S. & C.. ...Lovell Phillips... 3
C - Filmen
Sisters' Meeting, The ....S. & M.S. .F. Romer........ 3 OF
D- E. Sister's Parting, The
B-C.} (Remember me) ....S. & M. S. Stephen Glover. .. 20 G
Smile on ..............S & T. ....C. E. Horn...... 20
GEE. Swallow's Flight ......S. & C... ..F. Kucken ...... 20
Soft music is stealing ....S. & T...J. L. Hatton .. .. 30 G

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Sailor's Farewell , .......S. & B....G. A. Macfarren..
Seaman and his Boy.......S. & B....7. H. Severn ....
3
0
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Speed on, my gallant bark..S. & T....J. Blewitt ........ 3 O F
-Go Syren and Friar, The ....S. & B....Louis Emmanuel . 3 0 Eb
D-E. 'Tis sweet to hear........ S. & M. S. .Miss Masson..... 16 G
D - G.)
We come from fairy bowers. S. & C.... Stephen Glover. .. 3 0 D
C-E.Sweco
We come to thee, Savoy... S. & C.....C. W. Glover..., 3 0 Eb
A - ES
Who is Sylvia ? ........S. & B. ...J. F. Duggan.... 2 6. G
| When streams in moon-
S light glisten .. ......S. & C..... Alexander Lee ... 3 0 Eb
When shall we meet? .... S. & C.. ... Stephen Glover... 30 D
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Compass.
Voices suiatble for
s. d. Key.
to : Awake, awake, sweet
B-| Awake, awake, sweet
B-C.)
maiden..........S. C. & B.... A. Whitcombe..., 2 0 Eb
D - G.)
A sweet good night ....S. M.S. & C.. Mercadante...... 2 0 G
B - E.
D. — F.)
f Annie Laurie ........S. T. & B.. arr. by E. J. Westrop. 2 0 D.
Arrest of Time........S. T. & B....G. A. Macfarren. 20 Bb
G-D.)
A-C.)
(Bid the festive glass go
round
.........A. 2 T. & B..H. Giffin........, O G:
Come, ye maidens. .....A. 2 T. & B..J. L. Hopkins.... 20D
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G - CS
garlands.........S. T. & B..
F. Romer. ..... 3 0 Ab
Church, State, & Queen..A.T. & B....J. L. Hopkins ...
3
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Daylight fades around
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G -
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Ever will I dwell with
, A. 2 T. & B..J. P. Knight .... 20
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Fairest of the virgin
F- B.
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Sunset .............S.T. & B. ...C. W. Glover .... 3 0
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Three Dreams ........S.T. & B.... G. A. Macfarren.. 3 O Ab
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FRANZ ABT.
*When the swallows homeward fly .......
Dr. ARNE.
In infancy our hopes........
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M. W. BALFE.
an Ah! would that I could love thee less-Sung by Mrs. Sims Reeves.
Old Friends-Sung by Madlle. Angri ......... .... con 2 0
Lis I that love her best-Sung by Mr. Sims Reeves ............ 2 0 .
My heart returns to thee-Sung by Miss Ransford.............. 20.
The Joy of Tears-Sung by Miss Catherine Hayes and Miss Poole. 2 0

GEORGE BARKER.
I'm very lonely.....
Norah Bray .........
Come live with me.... ....
The Mountain Flower...
Wilt thou forget me ?.........
BELLINI.
Angel of Peace (Angiol di Pace)........
·A Mother's welcome smile (L'amo, l'amo).....
Oh! native scenes (Oh! divina Agnese) ....
On the cold shores of the stranger (Se Romeo)...
The parting tear (Vaga luna).
Life's young dawn of love (Meco tu vieni)........
I'll sing of happy days............
How sad it is to say farewell—Duet ....
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Pretty Patty Palmer........
Captain of the Age.........
Thou hast deck'd thy hair with flowers
White cliffs of England. ....
Fire and Water............
Mr. Jerry Jingle........
Speed on, my gallant bark-Duet.
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Pale, trembling stars.......
Sweet Nightingale..........
Yes, thou art gone.....
Hour that we must part-Duet..
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Sylph's Invitation ......
Hail! Royal Prince-4 Voices ....
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They say I'm always laughing...................
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Vilikens and bis Dinah—(Robson's edition)........
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T. BLANCHARD. - . ..
Widow's Prayer........
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G. E. BILÉTTA.
We see her no more......
Bird and the breeze .......
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Edeline.
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H. BINFIELD.
Fair was the flower .......
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I. COOKE.
The Army and Navy-Duet......
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FRANZ ABT.
*When the swallows homeward fly.........
H. R. ALLEN.
Dearest, wake......
No, 'twas neither shape nor feature...............
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Dr. ARNE.
In infancy our hopes........
LAUBER.
*Buy my oranges.........
Dr. ARNOLD.
Flow, thou regal purple stream..........
ATTWOOD.
In the low winding vale........... ..........
Down the rugged mountain steep...........

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T. BAKER.
Oh! Rory, remember...........
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M. W. BALFE.
Ah! would that I could love thee less-Sung by Mrs. Sims Reeves. 2 0
Old Friends-Sung by Madlle. Angri..................... ............ 2 0
'Tis I that love her best-Sung by Mr. Sims Reeves... ... ... ... ......
My heart returns to tbee-Sung by Miss Ransford...................... 2 O
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They say I'm always laughing ..........
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I will never chide thee...........
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GEORGE BARKER.
fI'm very lonely.
Norah Bray....................
Come live with me.............
The Mountain Flower. ...........
Wilt thou forget me ?.........
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Sylph's Invitation......
Hail! Royal Prince-4 voices...
Chamois Hunter's Love................
My bonnie Jane.................. .........................................
Over the mighty waters blue–Trio. ..........
J. BARNARD.
+ Villikens and his Dinah—(Robson's edition)..........
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Angel of Peace (Angiol di Pace)...................
A Mother's welcome smile (L'amo, l'amo)...........
Oh! native scenes (Oh! divina Agnese).
On the cold shores of the stranger (Se Romeo)....
The parting tear. (Vaga luna).............
Life's young dawn of love (Meco tu vieni)..
I'll sing of happy days.......
How sad it is to say farewell—Duet................6

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G. E. BILETTA.
We see her no more...........
Bird and the breeze...........
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H. BINFIELD.
† Fair was the flower....
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Widow's Prayer....
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Pretty Patty. Palmer........
+Captain of the Age...........
Thou hast deck'd thy hair with flowers........
White cliffs of England .......
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Fire and Water—Comic...... .......... ....... ....................
Mr. Jerry Jingle--Comic...... ....................
Speed on, my gallant bark-Duet.......... ..................
My hopes are fixed upon thee... . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... ........................
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BAYLIS BURTON.
Pale, trembling stars .................
Sweet Nightingale...
Yes, thou art gone..........
Hour that we must part-Duet.
Floriska.........
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Fair land of Greece...
waai aa.
J. BRUTON.
It 'll never do to give it up so—Comic..........
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Edeline.
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Loving Irish girl....
É. P. CHRISTY.
*Old folks at home. ........

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Sing at thy wheel, Lisette.........
Young Zellica.... .......
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Queen of the Night.........
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COLLINS.
. In the downhill of life..........
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T. COOKE.
The Army and Navy-Duet..
J. T. CRAVEN:
Oh! I should like to marry. .....
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F. N. CROUCH.
Faith; I must be in love.........
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H. CROFT.
My own dear, happy home ......
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F. CUISSET.
Wapping Old Stairs-3 voicesus.....
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Hear'st thou thy name ?-Sung by Mr. Sims Reeves, ........... 2 0
The Englishman's Home......
DEWAR, arranged by.
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Lord Ullin's daughter. ......
My old spinette................
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Merry first of May.......
....... Pierre....
My lady sleeps.........
Over hill, over dale.......
One morn as o'er the hills...
..... Pierra....
Oh! let me gaze ......
.... Léonie....
Sweet sleep.......
..Léonie...
Old Memories .....
Wild Bells.
Oriana-Scena ...........
The Fisher-boy (A legendary Song).
The Gipsy......
Ask me no more.....
At night upon the moon-lit tide..
.....Léonie....
Fragile Flower......
. Pierre....
Tervent Prayer...
.....Léonie....
Heather Bell.......
......Pierre....
How oft in childhood...
..... Léonie....
I dreamt an old man...
.... Léonie....
I can but weep ........
Up, guards, and at 'em....
A voice from the deep...
Why looks the bride so pale......
Yes, hope, thou art the beacon light...... .... ...... Léonie....
Yes, 'tis a spell-in İ. .............
.....Léonie...,
Yes, 'tis a spell—in D....
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. Dear Venice. . ............
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Love laughs at locksmiths......
Forget me not-Duet..
Once more now, my love-Duet,
Rondo Finale-Duet....
Who is Sylvia ?-Duet...
Daylight fades around us–Trio.....
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Charlie yet..............
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The Matin Bell—Duet........
My home is in another clime...
The Grasp of a Friend........
Mary's last dream. ..........
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Fear not, I'll ne'er forsake thee ......
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Dance upon the lawn.....
Old Baron's Daughter ..
The Cambrian Maid.......
tCome weave the laurel...
A forester's life for me..
The friends we esteem. ...
Old Farm House.. irc...
+Roses I've gather'd..
Song of the Sexton
The tear in thine eye, love......
Nancy Bell.........
The Knight and the Fairy--Duet.
Syren and Friar-Duet....
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J. M. EDNEY.
Standard of England.......
The British-built 74. ......
Merry Bells of England...
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Summer Hours ......
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*Ring de Banjo. . i .....
*Camptown Races ..
*Nelly Bly...
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The merry Gipsy Band .....
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CHARLES W. GLOVER.
four Soldiers and our Sailors..
Ye warriors of England ...
Little Gipsy Jane......
My pretty Cot..........
I wandered from my orphan home....
A spell is hanging o'er me. ...
Do not chide me for my sorrow...
The dark-eyed Gipsy Maid. ...
Deeds but not words. ....
The Gipsy Flower Girl...
The Flower Queen-Duet.
From our merry Swiss home-Duet.
Homeward returning—Duet.........
Sunset-Trio............
We come to thee, Savoy-Duet. .......
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The Moonlight Meeting......
+The one sweet face at home...
A Gipsy's life for me.......
Fair Linder.....
Fortune-teller .......
Soldier's Watchword.
Gipsy's Tent.
Gipsy Monarch.
Gipsy Boy...........
Gipsy's Dirge
Gipsy's Lullaby.......
Gipsy Bride.....
Gipsy's Wedding....
Gipsy's Laughing Song ..
Gipsy's Lament ..........
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Gipsy Poacher .....
The head and the heart..
Alone I've wandered by the stream.
The Monks of old......
+ Merry Christmas Bells.
The Outlaw's Bride........
+The old Elm Tree. ......
The Smuggler King .......
The sea is England's glory
Christ stilling the Tempest.
I love the merry sunshine .....
I love the gentle moonlight...
I love the dewy twilight...
Smiling faces ......
Kindly voices......
Loving hearts..
Friendly actions. . ..........
f The King of the Beggars....
Oh! love is like a summer flower
The good time is here!.........
Pretty, pretty orange blossom (Cavatina).
T'he blooming flowers have faded.
Sing on, sweet bird of beauty....
Stolen Child ........
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The woods for me........
The Dargle....so
A sound comes on the rising breeze-Duet.
Come to the forest-Duet.......
Elfin Call-Duet ............
The Fairy Dance-Duet. ......
The Sisters' Parting-Duet....
We come from fairy bowers—Duet
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Gipsies' Laughing Trio.......
Have ye met my wand’ring fair—Trio.
GRETRY.
Oh! would the night my blushes hide.......
Oh! Richard, oh! my king. ... .....
The merry dance I dearly love.
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There's true joy in drinking.....
The God of Love-Duet. .
One night in sickness-Duet....
H. GIFTIN.
Bid the festive glass go round--Glee, 4. voices......
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W. F. GRATTANN.
Christmas Hymn (for children)-4 voices. .....
Wearily, oh wearily ........
Where graze the lowing kine....
Pleasantly, pleasantly..........
Who will fly with me, .........
The Dirge, or World's Wanderers.
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H. C. GRIFFITAS.
Spanish Gipsies.......
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MRS. GROOM.
Fleigh ho! Janet. ........
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L. L. HIME.
Remember, I have only thee.....
+ God bless the gallant soldier, .
I dreamt that he loved me.,
I cannot leave old England
A welcome to the homeward bound....
Angels of the house.......
There's sunshine in the clouds.......
I'll dream of thee...
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Boyhood, ..
Good night, beloved ................
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W. HERMANN.
Sleep on-1 voices ........
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Thou shalt have none other Gods but me...
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* Minnie Moore-in C and Eb .....
Ho! fill me a tankard....
Sweet love, good night. ......
Merry Dance beneath the oak....
Orpheus with his lute-Duet.
Soft music is stealing---Duet......
*Pilgrims' Evening Chaunt-Trio....
Sister dear, the morn is breaking-Trio.... ......
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Trust not the breeze...
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HAYDN.
My mother bids me bind. .......
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Here's to woman. ....
My Island home is free. .......
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There's wisdom in the summer flower....
- Beautiful Valley.....
Kniglits of yore-Scena.
Be merry to-night........
Child and the Dew-drops .......
Departed worth.......
Village Patriarch ........
I touch my harp and dream again
The Olden Time ...............
-The Wassail Bowl. ..
Come, ye maidens-4, voices... ....
Church, State, and Queen-3 voices .....
Fairest of the virgin train-4, voices.
Hail! Royal Hcir of England voices..
In pensive sadness—4 voices.........
The Monks of Old-3 voices......
"Tis Midnight-e voices..............
Welcome, welcome do I sing 5 voices.
When Spring in her glory—3 voices ........
Ye pretty Birds (Madrigal)—5 voices .....
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C. E. HORN.
Follow me....
*The Moresco Maid .......
The merry guitar.......
The poor man to his child..
Smile on-Duet ........
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*Gramachree; or, The Maid in Bedlam.. .....
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J. HOWE.
The Love Gift.......
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In the calm moonlight. ....
In the light of thy -smile. -.
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Where should the fairies' dwelling be?....
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*Ben Bolt........
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J. P. KNIGHT.
Can she be happy now?.....
Come wreathe my brow with flowers ..
The old Mariner .......
Oh! the merry starlight. ...
The Song of the Blind .
The lock of hair............
Ever will I dwell with thee-4 voices. ..
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*Swallows' Flight-Duet ....
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F. LABLACHE.
The parting look.......
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E. LAND.
The lovely summer flowers-Cavatina ......
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Sweetest rose is love ........
Old Customs....
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My dreams are now no more of thee-Sung by Mr. Aug. Braham..
The Brooklet.. ...
The Minstrel Girl... ............
Flower after flower departs—Duet ...
The Rose Gatherers-Duet...........
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I dearly love my village home...
Norah Malone.......
Who to thee in love is nearest?
Barney O'Toole.
My native streams,
All around the ancient tree .......
Gipsy Miller ...................
Listen, 'tis the nightingale-Scena ...
Fairies' Call —Duet .................
n When streams in moonlight glisten—Duet. .......
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Flowers may fade away, love......
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LOUIS LEO.
What on earth, my dear Susan....
GEORGE LINLEY.
Welcome, my bonnie lad.......
+Therèse. .....
Why do I love thee yet?.......
fThe merry woodland Maid-Sung by Miss Poole
Farewell, if ever fondest prayer. ....
I'm the little flower girl......
+Marion. ......
England ! the home of the free-Sung by Mr. Machin & Mr. Ransford
Oh! why should we think of the future. .......
For love of thee-Sung by Miss Birch ...
Under the sea-Sung by Miss Ransford...
The Calabrian Brigand......
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The Torreador............
The Levantine Boatman....
* Who loves thee not, Agnes ?.........
Thou com'st in the visions of night..
Though the day of my destiny's over.
To horse! to horse!......
The warrior sleeps..............
Who'll fight for the Queen ?........
When we two parted............
Come when the morn is breaking ...,
Away, ye gay landscapes. ...
Oh! had my fate been joined with thine. ..
Maid of Athens.............
FA Country Girl's Petition to see the Exhibition..
4A Country Girl's Account of the Exhibition. .,
The Fox and the Crow. ..................
fJeannie.......
Swifter far than summer's flight .......
My hunter love. ........
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*Primroses deck the banks' green side......
J. R. LING.
Farewell to thee ......
My. home on the deep blue sea...,
Oh! yes, I love thee.....
Over the waves we're bounding .....
Sweet twilight hour .......
'Tis sad to part. ............
Oh! must I leave thee .......
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The Cottager's Child....
England, the land of the oak. ......
Oh! speak not of her. ... ...
Young Stephen the Squire........
SAMUEL LOVER.
An honest heart to guide us.. ......
How to ask and have......
Oh! lovely eyes................
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Oh, never ask me why ....
The minstrel to his lady.-love...
†The Jaunting Car. .......
The ship is parting ..........
Sprites of the Wind-Cavatina .......
MATTHEW LOCKE.
Praise God on high-Sacred Cantata ......
Festival of Spring-Grand Cantata, adapted by Harcourt Russell .. 6
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I had a dream (German Song)......
Ob! the joys of the dance ......
In the eye we see the mind .....
Gaily o’er the mountain ......
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The Sailor's Farewell—Duet ....
Arrest of Time--3 voices.......
Three Dreams-Trio.....
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Flow down, cold rivulet .....
Heart, heart, be gay.........
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The Farewell.......
The Lay of the Troubadour.....
A Remembrance of Venice .....
The Sleigh Bell....
Away, away, ye notes of woe
Soldier's Grave....
Mary Lee.
Mary Asthore.......
Mary, adieu ........
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Remember me-Duet.....
'Tis sweet to hear-Duet .......
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Fair summer eve....
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Land of my sire.......
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Autumn Song-Duet ......
Greeting, The-Duet. .......
I would that my lovem Duet ............
May bells and flowers—Duet............
O wert thou in the cauld blast-Duet ......
The Passage Bird—Duet ....
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O'er the distant mountain height........
Oh! could I view my home again
Wilt thou then remember me? ..
Wake, sweetest melody .......
Friendship, sweet friendship-Duet ...
The Fairy Gondola-Duet.....
A sweet good night-Trio...

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O'er valley and mountain-Trio......
Merry Flowers-Duet .........
Music breathes her softest spell-Duet
No, Granny dear-Duet..
The wandering Arab......
The Return ............
Roland's Lament........
The Child of Air.
The Maiden and the Page..
The Moss Rose. ...
Our Fatherland...
O lovely Fisher Maiden .....
Haste, Mina, haste. ........
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Forget me not.
W. H. MONTGOMERY.
* King Harold .
Lillian. ...
The Song of the Haymakers ....
In the merry moonlight-(Gipsy Duet).......
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Come, oh, come to me--Duet.......
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LUIGI MORINI.
: Basque Muleteer.......
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The Bridal Morn .....,
Home, love, and thee...
The Knight's Return....
The Mariner's Bride.......
Yeat's have fleeted past ........
Fay of the Forest .........
I have not the slightest idea ....
Ninette. .....
No more can love. .....
Poor Effie. ...............
Oh! for a fairy boat-Duet ..

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Gazing o'er the ocean.....
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Barney, the tight lad of Derry ......
The Sister's Recall....
The Rose of Spring (Cavatina)..
Old English Hospitality
The men of merry England.........
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P. R. NICHOLLS.
The morn of meeting ....
The eve of parting....
The Blushing Flower.........
Happier years ... ..........
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Old and Young-Duet .......
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Come to the south.......
I'd be a Gipsy........
The fairy dreams of childhood.....
The Fairy Bride-in F and Ab......
Home of my youth—Duet.. .......
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Dear mother, smile again.......
There's beauty in creation ....
He brings me costly treasures....
Sweet and gentle memories ......
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Youth's First Lesson...
Spirit's Home-Duet........
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Beautiful sea,..
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The lov'd one ................
Forsake me not
Home of my young days .......
Lass o' Gowrie—4 voices. ......
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The Gipsy's Blessing..
The Oak and Ivy ....
The Laurel Tree.uci..
I love the night ........
Hang up his harp. ...
*The King of the Sea. ..........
My Jamie, thou wert kind to me. ..
Oh! when should man drink ?....
Oh! 'tis not a forgotten name. ...
† Poor Marine Boy.......
fWhen first I went to sea. .......
When summer comes. . ......
Where are pleasures....
Yes, 'tis sweet to remember ....
Come, sing me the ballad.......
A bumper again ......
The Fine Old Country Squire. ...
The Camp Song .......
The grasp of friendship's hand........
W E. RANSFORD.
Is thy heart still mine. .........
Our native home ..........
Take this rose of fairy sweetness.
Sweet Mary of the vale.........
With the fairies I wonld roam. ......
There's none I love like thee. .......
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The Star of Dunkeld........
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Sea Dreamings. ......
There is a spirit in the woods ....
Happy, beauteous rose . ...
Look aloft. ................
The wbispering waves . .....
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Drink, sing, laugh, be merry .........
The Dream is o'er. ........
England's mighty dead. .........
Fair Empress of my soul. .............
My Grandfather's Glass... ...
The Mountain Lasses .
'Neath the shade of the elm .....................,
The Sisters' Meeting-Duet. ..............
Circled round with rosy garlands-3 voices ..........
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The Exile's Home............
Aurora in splendour beaming (Aurora che sorgerai) .....
Sweet is the morn of early life.
Wilt thou leave the valley ? ...........
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I could weep to hear thee sing
The Song of the gossamer .....
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I weep that I am all alone .....
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FRANZ SCHUBERT.
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Away, away, my angel love. .....................
Dear scenes of my home . .....
The rose that blooms in yonder vale ..............
The Thirsty Earth ....................................
Palmer's Return-Duet................................
Seaman and his Boy-Duet. ........
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*The flaxen-headed Ploughboy.....
The wand'ring Laddie .........
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Ere around the huge oak. .........
On by the spur of valour goaded.
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My bonnie cuckoo-3 voices.....
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O’er the hills, Jessie. .........
The Summer morn......
The place where I was born
The Post-horn's Note...
The White Rose . .......
Welcome, lovely May..
Love and Gold..
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G. F. STANSBURY.
The Oak and the Rose ..
STORACE.
The Sapling Oak.......
E. THOMAS.
The Christmas Rose. ......
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THOMSON.
Lilly Dale.
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When round my heart.........
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J. T. TREAKELL.
The Slave Mother's Lament.
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Ho! merry England. .........
Night and Morning..........
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Fair life's morning dawn'd........
Doom d an exile .................
Jenny Lind's Song of Home............
I've watched thee from thy childhood .............
You welcomed me a stranger ......................
I will return the gift. ..............
† Fair Agnes .............................................
Brighter than the stars of summer .......
Over the waves—Duet .........
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Some fairy spell. ................
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*The Gipsy King ..........
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+Blest island of beauty, Britannia the free .... ......
A butterfly sought a lady's bower..........
Mammå won't let me marry yet ............
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My Mother's Pet.......
I long to change my maiden name.
Britannia the pride of the ocean.......
British Grenadiers ............
Annie Laurie-Trio.
Friendly Wishes—Trio........................
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A. WHITCOMBE.
When fays and fairies_3 voices. .......
Awake, awake, sweet maiden—3 voices........
· CLEMENT WHITE.
The Days that are near
† Moonlight is beaming.
Ob! weep not, maiden ............
CLEVELAND WIGAN.
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Go, charming rose. .........
Long life to the grape—Duet, T. & B. ..........
W. T. WRIGHTON.
Thy will be done.
The Mother.....................................
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The Gipsies' Home-Solo and Chorus. .......
T. YOUNG.
The Beautiful banks of the Tweed..
Land of my birth.
St. Agnes' Eve...................
Sweet spring is coming.........................
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No. 1. The Sapling Oak.................................
2. Flow, thou regal purple stream. ............... Dr. Arnold ..............
3. The friar of orders grey. ....... .............Reeve .............
4. The Wolf .........
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5. In the low winding vale. .......
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5. The Wandering Sailor..........
Dr. Arnold ........
7. Live and be jolly ...................................Reeve. ...............
8. Ere around the huge oak................... Shield
9. In the down-hill of life. .......................
........... Collins .............
10. On, by the spur of valour goaded ............ Shield
11. Down among the dead men..............
12. Down the rugged mountain's steep............ Attwood. ..............
(To be continued.)
The above are edited by J. L. HOPKINS and E. J. WESTROP.
The Basque Muleteer--sung by Mr. Whitworth
and Mr. Machin ......... .............. Luigi Morini .........
The Calabrian Brigand. ..................... arranged by George Linley......... 2
England, the home of the free ........... ............. George Linley....
The Levantine Boatman .................................... George Linley ........
The Torreador ........
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Ye warriors of England-written by W. H. Bellamy...C. W. Glover .........
tOur soldiers and our sailors-ditto......................C. W. Glover .........
The monks of old. ...........
.............. Stephen Glover. .......
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The Smuggler King ......
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The sea is England's glory....
. Stephen Glover. ...... 2 0
Friendly Actions..................
.............. Stephen Glover. .....
*The King of the Beggars...... .............. Stephen Glover. ....
The good time is here.
............ .Stephen Glover.
+The King of the Sea...
E. Ransford. ........
Be merry to night. .........
J. L. Hopkins.........
The Olden Time .....
J. L. Hopkins.
The Wassáil Bowl. ................... ..............J. L. Hopkins.........
The white cliffs of England. ..............................J. Blewitt.
The Camp Song. ...............................................E. Ransford. .......
Brighter than the stars of summer ..
.Verdi. ............
The Soldier's Watchword. ..............................
.............. S. Glover..........
† Who'll fight for the Queen ?............. .............. G. Linley..........
+The Gipsy King ......
.............. W. West
The night watch had set............... .............. A. Lee..
Young Stephen the Squire ........... ..............E. J. Loder .........
An honest heart to guide us. ......... .............. S. Lover.............
At night upon the moonlit tide. ..
...J. F. Duggan ......... 2
Britannia, the pride of the ocean. ............E. J. Westrop.........
British Grenadiers—as sung by Mr. Ransford ............ .......................
The Fragile flower. ...........
..............J. F. Duggan ........,
Fill the wine cup high ...........
Scotch Melody...... 20
Ho, fill me a tankard .....
..J. L. Hatton. ......... 2 0
+Hurrah for our Tars ...,
............... Val. Morris............
My old Spinette ................
J. F. Duggan .........
+Napier .................
..C. W. Glover .........
One morn as o'er the hills I stray'd.
..J. F. Duggan.........
Up, guards, and at ’em. ....
J. F. Duggan .........
The thirsty earth..............
.T. H. Severn. .........
There's true joy in drinking ........
... Gretry ..................
Old English Hospitality ....
.............. S. Nelson............
The Men of merry England.
............ .S. Nelson.............
The Song of the Haymakers ....... ............ .W. H. Montgomery... 2
f The King of the Holly....
W. Lovell Phillips ... 2
Go forward ...........................
..............W. Lovell Phillips ...
The Gipsy's Tent....................
Stephen Glover. ...... 2
The Gipsy Monarch................. ................ Stephen Glover. ......
The Gipsy's Wedding...
.. Stephen Glover. ...... 2 6
The Gipsy's Laughing Song.
Stephen Glover. ...... 2 6
A Gipsy's life for me. ................................... Stephen Glover. ...... ? 0
The Merry Gipsy Band ............ .............. A. Fry..................
I love, I love the night........... ................. Ransford. .........
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The merry bells of England.
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Deeds, but not words ............... ..................C.W. Glover .........
The Oak and the Ivy ............
...E. Ransford. ..........
They say i'm always laughing.
..W. R. Baldwin ...... 2
The Oak and the Rose ...
...............G. F. Stansbury......
Ho! merry England. .......
..............J. H. Tully.............
The Standard of England ....
.J. M. Edncy............. 2
The British-built Seventy-four .........
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Drink, sing, laugh, be merry ......
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The grasp of friendship's hand. ........ ............. E. Ransford.
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No. 1.- The Gipsy's Tent .................................... Stephen Glover. ...... 2
2. The Gipsy Monarch ................................ Stephen Glover. ...... 2
3. The Gipsy's Blessing ... ............ .E. Ransford ..........
4. The Gipsy Boy.......
.. Stephen Glover. ...... 2
5. Fair Linder. ...................
... Stephen Glover. ...... 2
6. The Gipsy's Dirge ...........
... Stephen Glover. ...... 2
7. The Stolen Child.....
. Stephen Glover. ...... 2
8. The Merry Gipsy Band. ........... ..A. Fry ..............
9. The Gipsy's Lullaby ........ ............ .. Stephen Glover. ...... 2
10. The Gipsy Bride ..............
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11. The Gipsy's Wedding .........
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12. The Gipsy's Laughing Song . . . . . . . ......... . Stephen Glover. ...... 2
13. The Gipsy's Lament.
. Stephen Glover. ...... 2
14. The Gipsy Poacher.
.. Stephen Glover. ...... 2
15. The Fortune-teller ......
.Stephen Glover. ...... 2
16. The Dark-eyed Gipsy Maid ....................C. W. Glover ......... 2
17. The Gipsy Miller ............
... Alexander Lee ....... 2
18. A Gipsy's life for me.. ..................... Stephen Glover. ...... Z
19. The Gipsy Flower Girl. ........................C. W. Glover ......... 2
20. I'd be a Gipsy ...,
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*Roland's Lament
*The Moss Rose............
*Our Fatherland ..................
*The Return. ...............................
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*The Child of Air. .................
*Oh! lovely Fishermaiden...........
*The Maiden and the Page.............,
*The wandering Arab..............................
*Haste, Mina, haste. ..........
*The merry Flowers—Duet for S. and C....
*Music breathes her softest spell—Duet for S. and C ..........
*O'er valley and mountain-Trio for S. M. S. and C ...........
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WRITTEN AND ARRANGED BY BAYLIS BURTON.
Yes! thou art gone.............
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Floriska..................
Pale, trembling stars......................
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Fair land of Greece...................
Sweet Nightingale........
The hour that we must part-Duet for S. and C........................
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2. The dance upon the lawn........ ............... Emmanuel... ......
3. The Song of the Blind.......... ..............J. P. Knight... ... ...
4. The Head and the Heart......................... S. Glover ................
5. My Grandfather's Glass.........
..F. Romer ...............
6. The woods, the woods for me !.................. S. Glover............
. The merry Bells of England......
...............J. M. Edney ... ... ...
8. The Laurel Tree......
..E. Ransford ... ... ...
9. Deeds, but not words...........................C. W. Glover .........
10. Oh! native scenes.................. ................ Bellini...............
11. The old Baron's Daughter...............
.L. Emmanuel.........
12. The Oak and the Ivy.... ..... .. .............. E. Ransford... ... ...
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Oh! native scenes.............
............. Bellini..................
The beautiful banks of the Tweed......................... 7. Young... ... ... ...
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OL! I should like to marry..............................J. T. Craven... ... ... 1 0
The Cambrian Maid...............
.Emmanuel... .........
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I love the merry sunshine..
.............S. Glover...............
I love the gentle moonlight....... ............. S. Glover ............... 10
Oh! the merry starlight...................................J. P. Knight... ... ...
Beautiful valley.....
.J. L. Hopkins.........
The Gipsy's Tènt.... ............ ............... S. Glover ...............
Welcome, lovely May....................................
.N. J. Sporle............ 1
Beautiful Sea.......
.............. ...... E. Ransford... ... ...
Song of the Haymakers.................................... Montgomery ..........
The Parting Tear............... ......... ......... ......... Bellini...................
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ENGLISH WORDS,
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Farewell, we have parted.................. (Logie o' Buchan)... ......
Lord Ronald...... ...... .................. (O whistle and I'll come to you). ...
Two sages once lived ............... ...... (The Lothian Lassie)....
Oh! hadst thou known...... ............ (Thou art gane awa').............
Fill the wine-cup high...... ... ... ... ... (O mount and go)... ............
The Fugitive...... ... ... ... ... ... (O speed, Lord Nithsdale)............
The broken Tryste...... ... ... ... ... ... ... (Dinna think, bonnie lassie)......
The calm Brow............................(Bonnie Briar Bush)...... ......
Far away, far away........................(Wandering Willie)......
For better, for worse...... ... ... ... ... ... (The Laird o' Cockpen). ........
The widow'd Bride............ ............(O! waly, waly)..................
Say, Maiden....... ........................ (Ettrick Banks).....................
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C to E.*+Annie Laurie... ... ... ... ... M. S. or T...John Dewar ....... 2 0 C.
B- E. *Bonnie Dundee...............C...... ... ... W. Herbert......... 2 6 Eb
D-G. *Bonnie Prince Charlie... ...................John Dewar .......
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- G. *Comin' thro' the rye..........................Ditto... ............ 10 Bb
D-F. *Charlie is my darling... ..................Ditto............... 1 0 F
F. *Flowers of the Forest............... ......Ditto............ 10 A
F. *Jock o’Hazledean............................Ditto............. 1
F: *John Anderson, my Jo... ... .. ... .....Ditto......... 1 0 B
G. *Lass o'Gowrie......... ... ...M. S. or T...Ditto... ...... 1 0 Bb
F. *Logie o’Buchan.................. ...... ...Ditto......... 1 0 Bb
G. *Lowland Lassie.......................... ..Ditto........ 2 0 D
F . *My ain fireside... ... ..
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E. *My heart is sair (Somebody)... ... ... ... Ditto ............ 10 G
E. *My ain countrie.......... ...... ......Ditto............ OC:
D- G. *0 weel may the keel row, 1, 2, or 3 voices.James Dewar ...... 2 0 G
G. *0, Nanny, wilt thou ........................John Dewar ....... 10 D
F. *Wae's me for Prince Charlie...... ... ...Ditto... ... ... ... ... 1 (Ab
C- F. *Wha'll buy Caller herring... ...... ......Ditto... ... ... ... ... L O F
E. *When the kye comes bame.M.S. or T... Ditto..............'l 0 G
B- G. *Within a mile of Edinboro' town... ...Ditto ................. 1 0 G
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A man's a nan for a' that.........
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Busk ye, busk ye...........
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Braes aboon Bonaw...
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Broom of Cowdenknowes.....
Blythe, blythe 'and merry was she...........
Blue Bell of Scotland...............
Blatherie o't, The........
Bruce's Address (Scots wha bae).......
Bonnie May............
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Boat Song o' Clyde (Row, row, ye sailors brave)............
Bonnie Charlie's now awa' (Will ye no come back)..............
Charlie, ye are welcome.........
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Charlie is my darling............. .................Jacobite... ... ......
Ca' the ewes to the knowes...............
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Chieftain's Lullaby....................
Come under my plaidie. ...........................
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Come o'er the stream, Charlie.............................Jacobite............
Caller herring (Wha'll buy Caller herring)....
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Dinna ask me gin I lo'e thee..........
Dinna think, bonnie lassie...........
Dinna forget........
Doun whar the burnie rins (Laddie, oh leave me)...........
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Farewell to Locbaber.......
Flowers of the forest......
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Fye, buckle your belt.... .........
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Fair Helen of Kirkconnel......
For a' that and a' that..
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Gloomy winter's now awa'........................
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Get up and bar the door...........
Go fetch to me a pint o' wine (Bonnie Mary)......
Gala Water (Braw, braw lads)... ... ... ... .
Grizell Cochrane.............
Gaberlunzie King, The...........
Gin ye will come, Dawty, and sit on my plaid ............
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He's o'er the hills that I lo'e weel.. ...........Jacobite... ... ... ...
Happy friendship..
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Highland Mary............ ........................................................
Hame cam' our gudeman at e’en... .....................Jacobite............
Here's a health to them that's awa'.......................Jacobite............
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Here's to the year that's awa'.....
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He's comin' again...
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How blythely the pipe.....
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Highland Widow's Lament.
Heard ye the bagpipe ! heard ye the drum!......Jacobite......
Hill of Lochiel.
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Here's a health to those far away...
Hundred Pipers, The ..........
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I'll never leave thee......
I wish I were where Gowdie rins..
Jacobite.
I wonder when I'll be married....
In the garb of old Gaul....
Ilka blade o' grass.....
I sing of a hero (Cock of the North).....
I hae laid a herring in saut (Lass, gin ye lo'e me)....
I'm wearin awa', Jean (Land o' the leal). .......
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Jock o' Hazledean.
John of Baderiyon .........
Jumping John.........
Jeanie Morison... ....
Johnnie Cope. .........
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Jessie, the flower o' Dumblane
Jeanie and me.....
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Lord Ronald, my son.........
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Loch-na-Garr.....
Lassie wi' the lint-white locks.
Last time I came o'er the muir ..
Laird o' Cockpen........
Loch Erroch side. ..........
Lowland Lassie..
Last May, a braw wooer.....
Lass o' Gowrie............
Lord Reoch's Daughter....
Lowlands of Scotland.......
Lass, gin' ye lo'e me, tell me now (I hae laid a herring
Lammie, The........
Let us haste to Kelvin Grove..
Laddie, ob leave me (Doun where the burnie rins)........
Loudon's bonnie woods and braes....
Lee rig (My ain kind dearie, 0)......
Logan Braes. .....................
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Mary's Dream...
My heart is sair for somebody..
My ain fireside...
My only Joe and dearie 0..
My love she's but a lassie yet..
My boy Tammy......
My ain kind dearie......
Muirland Willie...
My Nannie, 0.......
My luve's in Germany.......
My dear Highland Laddie, 0.....
Maggie Lauder ......
Moss Trooper's Lament....
My bonnie Mary ........
My dear and only love....
Mourn for the brave........
My tocher's the jewel........
Macgregor's Wail..........
My love is like a red, red rose......
March of the Cameron men..
Mary Morison.........
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My Nannie's awa'.....
Mary (Hast thou forgot the birk tree's shade ?)..............
My ain kind dearie, oh! (The Lee Rig)
Man in the Moon, The.................... ....Jacobite.....
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Nelly Brown.............................
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Night her silent sable wore, The, ...
Nae gentle dames .....
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Of a' the airts the wind can blàw............ .................
O poortith cauld.......................
O whistle and I'll come to you, my lad......
O waly, waly. .........
o this is no my ain house. ...,
O'er the water to Charlie..
.Jacobite..
O dinna ask me gin I lo'e ye..
O this is no my ain lassie.....
O Both well bank.....res
Old Scotland's Lament............
O'er the muir amang the heather.....
Ob, Nannie, wilt thou gang wi' me...
O come when the moonlight.....
Our ain country ......
O tell me how to woo thee, love..
O wilt thou think on me, Willie.
O bold and true in bonnet blue....
Old Scotland, a farewell to thee....
Our chief cam here to woo yestreen..
Oh! hey Johnny, lad.........
O how can ye gang sae to grieve me..
On wi' the Tartan .....
0, Jeanie, there's naething to fear ye...
Oh! was I to blame to love him.....
O saw ye my father...............
Our blue bonnets over the border...
Oh! Mary, while that soft blue eye..
O bonny was yon rosy brier ........
Oh! thou art the lad of my heart, Willie ...
O let me in this ae night.....
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Prince Charlie's Lament ......... ........Jacobite...........
Prince Charlie's Last View of Scotland .... .......Jacobite. ........ 10
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Sun rises bright in France, The.. ......... .Jacobite.........
Stuarts of. Appin, The........
Saw ye my.wee thing? (Mary of Castlecary)...
Soldier's Return (When wild wars)...
Saw ye Johnny comin'?..
Saw ye my father?......
She's fair and fause.......
She rose and let me in,...
Spinning Wheel, The...
Scotland and Charlie......
Scottish blue bells....
Scotland yet......
Somebody (My heart is sair)...
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To the Lords of Convention (Claverhouse). . .....
Touch not the nettle...........
Tak your old cloak aboot ye........
Tam Glen.........................
Thou hast left me ever, Jamie..........
There was a lass and she was fair........
There's nae luck aboot the house...
There are twa bonnie maidens.......... ....... Jacobite..........
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Thou art gane awa' frae me, Mary......
Tell me how to woo thee...
Tweed side..............
Thou'lt aye be my dearie.........
Thou lingering star....
There grows a bonnie brier bush, ............... Jacobite .....
There's cauld kail in Aberdeen ....
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Welcome, Royal Charlie....
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Wha’ll be king but Charlie ....
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Wae's me for Prince Charlie ...
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Woo'd an' married an' a'
Waefu' heart, The............
Wilt thou be my dearie ? .....
Wha wadna fecht for Charlie ?....... ......Jacobite.....
Where hae ye been sae braw, lad ?...
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When the king comes o'er the water ... .. Jacobite ........
What ails this heart o' mine......
We're a' noddin'.....
Winter it is past, The.....
We've a bonny wee flower ........
Weary pund o tow.....
Wha’ll buy Caller herring ? ................
Wandering Willie (Here awa', there awa').........
When France had her assistance sent .........
Where ha'e ye been a' the day (Highland Laddie).........
Will ye no come back again......... ........... Jacobite .......... 1 0
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BOOK I.
1. The Flowers of the Forest. 7. The boatie rows.
2. The winter it is past.
8. John Anderson, my jo'.
3. O dinna ask me gin I lo'e thee. 9. Busk ye, busk ye,
4. Farewell to Lochaber.
10. Braw, braw lads.
5. The Soldier's Return.
11. Saw ye Johnny comin'?
6. . Ca' the ewes to the knowes. 12. Ye banks and braes.
BOOK II.
13. Logan Water.
19. We've a bonny wee flower.
14. The birks of Aberfeldy.
20. Duncan Gray.
15. Highland Mary.
21. Bonnie wee thing.
16. Tak’ yer auld cloak aboot ye. 22. Mary's Dream.
17. The Braes aboon Bonaw.
23. Awa, Whigs, awa.
18. Jock o' Hazeldean.
24. My heart is sair.
BOOK III.
25. Roy's wife.
31. Auld Lang Syne.
26. Waly, waly.
32. Tweed Side.
27. O poortith cauld.
33. Thou art gane awa’ frae me, Mary.
28. Saw ye my wee thing?
34. Of a' the airts the wind can blaw.
29. The Yellow-hair'd Laddie. 35. My ain Fireside.
30. Lord Ronald, my Son.
36. And ye shall walk in silk attire.
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BOOK IV.
1. The Lass of Humber side. 7. Here's a health to them that's awa'.
2. The Braes o' Balquhither. . 8. Logie o' Buchan.
3. Bonnie laddie, Highland laddie.. 9. Lewie Gordon.
4. . My only Joe and dearie 0 10. Charlie is my darling.
5. My love she's but a lassie yet. 11. The ewe bughts.
6. The bonny house o' Airly. 12. My boy Tammy.
BOOK V.
13. From thee, Eliza.
19. We're a'noddin'.
14. The broom of Cowdenknowes. 20. Gloomy winter's now awa'.
15. Saw ye my Fatler ?
21. Here awa', there awa'.
16. Thou hast left me ever, Jamie. . 22. Queen Marie.
17. Kind Robin lo’es me.
23. My ain kind dearie.
18. Aye waukin 0 (old Set) 24. The Rowan Tree.
BOOK VI.
25. A Highland lad my love was born. 31. Blythe, blythe, and merry was slie.
26. Hame, hame, hame.
32. Aye wakin', O (New Set).
27. The land o' the leal..
33. The night her silent sable wore.
28. Auld Robin Gray.
34. Welcome, Royal Charlie.
29. Muirland Willie.
35. She's fair and fause.
30. My Nannie, 0.
36. My luve's in Germany. ..
VOLUME II I.
BOOK VII.
1. . The weary pund o' tow.
7. The blathrie o't.
2. My dear Highland laddie, O 8. Maggie Lauder.
3. O Both well bank.
9. He's owre the hills that I lo'e weel.
4. The Blue Bell of Scotland. 10. Tullochgorum.
5. Fye, buckle your belt.
11. Twa bonnie maidens.
· 6. Thou'lt be aye my dearie. 12. The Chieftain's Lullaby.
BOOK VIII.
13. The waefu' heart.
19. Up in the morning early.
14. O whistle and I'll come to you. 20. Thou ling'ring star.
15. Lord Reoch's Daughter. - 21. Bonnie May.
16. John of Badenyon.
22. The Beacon Light.
17. As I cam' doun by yon castle wa'. 23. The welcome of the lily flower.
18. Bruce's Address.
24. Tbe Lass of Patie's Mill.
BOOK IX.
25. The Moss-trooper's Lament. 31. Here's to the year that's awa'..
26. Wilt thou be my dearie?
32. Fair Helen of Kirkconnel.
27. Annie Laurie.
33. There grows a bonnie brier bush.
28. The Parting.
34. O, this is no my ain lassie.
29. Leezie Lindsay.
35. Prince Charlie's last view of Scotland
30. How sweet this lone vale. 36. Green grow the rashes.
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VOLUME IV.
BOOK X.
1. For a' that and a' that.
7. My dear and only love.
2. Loch-na-garr.
8. The ewie wi' the crooked horn.
3. Old Scotland's Lament.
9. Touch not the nettle.
4. My bonnie Mary.
10. Nae gentle dames.
5. Come under my plaidie.
11. The bush aboon Traquair.
6. Dinna think, bonnie lassie. 12. Farewell our father's land.
BOCK XI.
13. Lassie wi' the lint-white locks. 19. The last time I came o'er the muir.
14. Mourn for the brave.
20. 0, Nannie, wilt thou gang wi' me.
15. Woo'd and married and a'. 21. The Border Widow's Lament.
18. I lo'e na a laddie but ane. 22. The Spinning Wheel.
17. O'er the muir amang the heather. 23. The Laird o' Cockpen.
18. What ails this heart o'mine. 24. Dinna forget.
BOOK XII.
25. Loch Erroch side.
31. There's nae luck about the house.
26. Jumpin' Jobn.
32. My tocher's the jewel.
27. Cauld kail in Aberdeen.
33. Macgregor's Wail.
28. Auld Robin Morris.
34. My love is like a red red rose.
29. I'll never leave thee.
35. Wae's me for Prince Charlie.
30. O come when the moonlight. 36. Afton Water.
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Welcome, my bonnie lad........
Lowland Lassie ............
Huntingtower; or, When ye gang awa', Jamie ..
I wish I were where Gowdie rins...
The March of the Cameron Men.....
Jeanie Morison...
Prince Charlie's Lament.
+The Hundred Pipes .....
Jeanie. ............
Annie's Tryste....
The Auld Schule. ...
The Auld House. - ......
Our ain cosie fireside.
Nelly Brown.........
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B to E. *'). Voi che sapete
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- D. * 2. Paga fui (Proserpina)...Cavatina in A flat... ... ... Winter 1 0
- G. * 3. Deb non voler costringere
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-F. * 4. Se m'abbandoni (Nitocri).Cavatina in F... ... ... Mercadante 2 6
G to F. * 5. Ab s'estinto ancor
(Donna Caritea)...... Cavatina in E flat. ... Mercadante 2 0
B-D. * 6. Soave immagine d'amor
(Andronico)............Cavatina in E flat...... Mercadante 1 0
- E. * 7. Che farò senza, Euridice !
(Orfeo).. .....Aria in C... ... ... ... ... ... ... Glück 1 6
E. * 8. In si barbara
. (Semiramide)... ... ... Grand Rondo in E flat. ... Rossini 2
E. * 9. Il segreto per esser felice
(Inicrezio Borgia)...Brindisi in C... ... ... ... Donizetti. - 1 6
*10. Sogno talor (Parisina)... Romanza in E flat... ...Donizetti 1 0
- F. *11. In questo semplice
(Betly)............ ... ... Cavatina in C...... ... ... Donizetti 2 6
- G. *12. Non più mesta
(Cenerentola)... ... ...Aria in D.............. ... Rossini 20
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(Donna Caritea). ......Cavatina, C............ Mercadante 2 0 Eb
D- B. *Ab! così ne' di ridente .T........................ ... Donizetti í 6 Bb
D-G. *Al dolce guidami
(Anna Bolena)... ...... M. S............................Ditto . 1 0 Eb
C-F. *Amor perchè m'accende. T.......... .... ... ... ...Mosca 10 Bb
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Voice suitable for.
s. d. Key.
C to G. *Assisa a piè d'un salice... S....... ...............Rossini 10 G mi
B-G. *Ah non giunge............ S.....
...... Bellini 2 0 F
C - G. *Aurora ah sorgerai.
(Donna del Lago)......T....
C-G. *Batti, batti, o bel Masetto. S....... ............ Mozart 1 0 F .
B~ E. *Che fard senza Euridice !
(Orfeo)................... Aria, C... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Glück 1 B C
-G. *Comprate gli aranci
(La Corbeille d'Oranges) Aria, M. S................Auber 2 0 D
- G. *Chi dice mal d'amore. ...S................... ... ... ... ... Mayer 16 G
G. *Cielo a miei lunghi spasimi...S.....................Donizetti 1 O F
-- A. Com' è soave all'anima... Romanza, S... ...... Ciro Pinsuti 2 0 C mi
F. Dammi o ciel! che il mio.
dolore..................... Canzone, M. S... ...G. A. Biletto 2 0 F
---G. *Deh non voler costringere
(Anna Bolena).........C... ... ... ... ...............Donizetti i 0 Eb
D- E. *Di pescatore ignobile
(Lucrezia Borgia) ....Canzone, T... ... ... ... ...Donizetti 1.0 C
- F. *Deh calma, oh ciel !... ...S............. ................ Rossini 1 0 Ab
- G. Fiducia..................... Aria, M. S... ......LGordigiani 1 0 F
FIG. *Fra tante angoscie . ...... S............................... Rossini 2 6 Bb
F. *Fra poco... ... ... ... ......T... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...Donizetti: 2 0 Bb
- A. *Giovinetto Cavalier... ...S........................... Meyerbeer 10 Eb
G. *Grazie agl' inganni tuoi. M. S...Madame Edmond Ouizille 1 6 C
D-G. Il pescatore............... Barcarola, T... ...C. F. Desanges 2 6 G mi
- E. *Il segreto per esser felice
(Inicrezia Borgia)...... Brindisi, C...... ... ... ... Donizetti 1 6 C
- F. *In questo semplice
(Betly)..................C......... ............. ... ... Donizetti 2 6 C
E - E. Il sol vederti... Aria on a theme by Himmel... Eliza Masson 1.6 Ab.
- E. *In si barbara
(Semiramide). .......... Grand Rondo, C............ Rossini 2 0 Eb
E. *Il canto.....................M. S............ ......... Perruchini 1 0 A
*Il mio ben quando verra. M. S........................Paesiello 1 6 F
B-F. Io la vidi...... .............. Romanza, C... .......Ciro Pinsuti 2 0 C
Il fantasma... ... ... ... ... Romanza, S.......... ...J. Pergetti 2 0 C
La partenza......... ......Canzonet, M. S. ... W.L. Phillips 1.6 Eb
Le cose piccoline...... ...C..... .................L. Gordigiani 1 0 G
L'Auretta..................M. S............ ...... G. Torrente 2 0 E
A-D. La Vedova..................C............ ............P. Pergetti 2 0 C mi
- E. L'Orfanella... ... ... ... ...C............ ...................Ditto 1 0 Emi
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Compass.
Voice suitable for.
s. d. Key.
D to D. Non domandarmi giam-
mai d'amarti...... ......Canzone, C... ... ...G. E. Biletta 2 0 G
ELE. Non è ancor tempo... ... Canzone, S. ......... G. E. Biletta 2 0 E mi
E - G. *Non si sa ................... Melodia, M. S........ Gordigiani 1 0 Ab
F-G. *Non più mesta
(Cenerentola)............C............. ................. Rossini 2 0 D
Th * Alcandro lo confesso... Rec. C... L .
F-Eb. * Non so donde............ Air.......
*O te mio suolo ligure................................Mercadante 1 6
A-F. *Oh Rosa, delle Rose... ...C......................... Gordigiani l 0 F
- E. Oh, vieni meco......... ...Barcarola..................... Roberti 2 0 G
F. On care cifre...............Canzonetta, M. S.... ... T. Gabriel 2 0 C mi
A. Potenza d'Amore... ...... S............... ... Virginia Gabriel 2 O C#mi
D. *Paga fui (Proserpina)... Cavatina, C.................. Winter 10 Ab
F. Pensa ch'io son con te... Melodia, M. S.......L. Gordigiani 10 0
F. Puro e il ciel diletta... ...M. S.....................P. Pergetti 2 0 Ab
D-F. Quando verra quel di. ...M. S.................... Gordigiani 1 0 .C
Ab. Quel tuo girar...... ......M. S......... ............P. Pergetti 2 0 Ab
E. *Sogno talor (Parisina). Romanza, C...............Donizetti 1 0 Eb
- F. *Se m'abbandoni (Nitocri) Cavatina, C......... ...Mercadante 2 6 F
- D. *Soave immagine d'amor
(Andronico)... ... ...... Cavatina, C.......... ...Mercadante 10 Eb
-G. *Spirto gentil.................. .......................... Donizetti -1' 6 G
D-E. Se la vita vuoi godere ... M. S................ ......... Tadolini 2 0 Eb
E. Spunta l'alba...............M. S.....................P. Roberti 2 0 Bb
C-D. Tu somiglii ......... ...... Canzone, C..........G. E. Biletta 2 0 F
E - E. *Tutti i Sabati................M. S... ... ... ... ... ... Gordigiani 1 6 G
D-E. Tutto ritorno............... Canzone, M. S... ...G. E. Biletta 2 0 E
- Gb.*Tu che a Dio...............T...........................Donizetti 2 0 Bb
- E. Un fanciullo tutto bello . Canzone, M. S... ...G. E. Biletta 2 0 A mi
D-E. Va, della danza è l'ora...M. S. or T.........L. Gordigiani 1 6 Eb
- F. Vola, vola, o mia bar-
chetta.....................Barcarola, M. S... G. E. Biletta 2 6 Eb
- E. *Voi che sapete
(Nozze di Figaro)......Aria, C. ...................... Mozart 1 6 Ab
D-F. Valle che di lamenti... ...M. S.... ................ Mrs. Ames 1 6 Db
C-E. *Vaga Luna... ...... ... ...C............ ................. Bellini 1 0 Ab
0 - E. Vieni pensando à me... ... ... ..................L. Gordigiani 10 A
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Voices suitable for
S. d. Key.
Du Di Amore................. ...S. and T............C. F. Desanges 1 6 F
Chi vive amante... ... Notturno, S. & M. S. L. Gordigiani 1 6 G
Chi vuol godere............S. & C... ...... ... ... ... ... Roberti 2 6 Eb
{*Dunque il mio ben... ... S. and T... .............Zingarelli 10 A
A *Dunque io son............S. and B..................... Rossini 2 6 G
{ *Eben per mia memoria.Gazza Ladra, S. & C.......Ditto 3 6 C
1 *Giovinetto che fate all'
ſ amore...... ... ... ... ... Don Giovanni, S. & B.... Mozart 1 6 G
{*Il tenero affetto...... Crociato in Egitto, S. & T. Meyerbeer I 6 E
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} II palpito d'amor... ... ...S. and C. ............ ...C. Pinsuti 3 0 G
- Gi} I Fiori.....................S. and-C...................H. Smart -2 6
A-FS
F
*Mille sospire e lagrime......
........... Rossini 2 6 G
BSF Mira, o Norma (Norma) S. and C.................... Bellin 16C
DF. Luna
t'in *Non v'è maggior diletto... S. and T...... ... ... Blangini 6 Ab
G. } *0 come volano... ... ...S. and S.......................Ditto 1 6 Bb
*O pescator dell' onda...S. and M. S........................ 10 G
*0h notte soave............S. and T.................. Cimarosa 1 6 D
E -- FL Par
{*Per questo amplesso. ...Gazza Lodra, M.S. & T... Rossini 1 6 F
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\ *Per valli, per boschi......S. and T.................. Blangini I 6 Bb
F- B.) . .
} *Sull' aria...... ...... ... Nozze di Figaro, S. & M.S. Mozart 1 0 Bb
D-F. Den
ITALIAN TRIOS, ETC.
D-F.)
{*Contenti godiamo—Quartett...S. C.T. & B......... Carlini 3 0 A
A - C.)
E- G.) -
**L'usato ardir....... ... ... Semiramide, S. C. & B... Rossini 1 6 F
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Voices suitable for.
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į Le tre Prigioniere. ......S. S. and C.............Baron Celli
3
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1
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- E. { *Oh! dolce è caro istante.S. C. and T...............Cimarosa
2 6 Bb
Scherzo poetico... ... ...T. and B................Buron Celli
1
6
C
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F
{*Zitti, zitti.........Barbiere di Seviglia, T. T. & B. Rossini 2
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ITALIAN VOCAL WORKS UNDER THE COMPOSERS' NAMES.
AMES, MRS. HENRY.
Valle che di lamenti .....
..Romanza.........
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AUBER.
*Comprate gli aranci (La Corbeille d'Oranges) ...... Aria ...............
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BELLINI.
*Mira, o Norma (Norma). .......
..........Duetto .............
*Ah non giunge (Sonnambula) ........ ............. Aria............... 3 0
*Vaga luna ............
.................... Ditto............... 10
BILETTA, G. E.
Dammi o ciel! che il mio dolore ............
............ Canzone ..........
Non domandarmi giammai d'amarti ...
.Canzone .........
Non e ancor tempo .....
.. . . . . . . . . . .... ..Canzone.
Tu somiglii a questo fior .......... ............. .Canzone .......
Tutto ritorno ............
.............. Canzone..........
Un fanciullo tutto bello. .......... .............. Canzone ..........
Vola, vola, o mia barchetta....... ............ Barcarola.........
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2.6
BLANGINI.
*Non ve maggior diletto..........
..Duetto ............. 1 6
*O comè volano......................... Notturno......... 2 voices... ... ... 16
*Per valli per boschi............... ...Ditto...... ...... Ditto............ 16
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CARLINI.
*Contenti godiami ......
... Quartett. .........
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CELLI, BARON.
Le tre Prigioniere ......
Scherzo poetico .........
co
Trio ..............
...Trio ...............
3 0
1.6
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CIMAROSA.
*0 dolce e caro istante ..........
*0 notte soave.
..... Trio ............... 2
......Duet.................. 1
6
6
DESANGES, C. F.
Il pescatore ...
Amore.
6.
............... Barcarole.......... 2
..................Duettino, S. & T... 1
6
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DONIZETTI.
* Di pescatore ignobile (Lucrezia Borgia) ........... ..Canzone...........
· *Deb non voler costringere (Anna Bolena). ......... Romanza... ......
**Il segreto per esser felice (Lucrezia Borgia). ......Brindisi ..........
*Sogno talor (Parisina) ..
............. Romanza .........
*In questo semplice (Betly)......... .............. Cavatina. .........
*Tu che a Dio (Lucia)................................... ... Romanza... ......
*Fra poco a me (Lucia). ..................... ............ Ditto.............
*Ah cosi ne di ridenti (Anna Bolena).................. Aria..
1 6
*Cielo a miei lunghi spasimi (Anna Bolena).........Ditto.
10.
*Spirto gentil (La Favorita)....... ...............Ditto ............. 1 0
*Al dolce guidami (Anna Bolena)......... ......... ...Ditto ............. 10,
vuviuw
.......D110 .............
GLUCK.
*Che farò senza, Euridice (Orfeo)...... ............... Aria................ 1
6
times
good
GORDIGIANI, L.
*Oh rosa delle rose. .......
Non si sa ...................
Va, della danza è l' ora ...
Vieni pensando a me. ......
Pensa ch' io son con te....
Fiducia. ...................
Quando verra quel di ..........
*Tutti i Sabati .........
*Le cose piccoline ..............
Chi vive amante........
Canto popolari... 10
.Canzonetta. ...... 1 0
............. Canzonetta. ......
.Canzonetta. ...... 1 0
.Melodia ..........
.............. Aria. ..............
..............Ditto .............
... 10
.................. Canto popolari... 16
................... Canzonetta. ...... 1 0
..... Nocturno a due voci... 16
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Oh care cifre .......
· Potenza d'amore.
cic
MASSON, ELIZA.
Il sol vederti..
.....Aria on a Theme by Himmel. 16
MAYER.
*Chi dice mal d'amore (1 Fanatico per la Musica).........
........
1
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MERCADANTE.
*Se m'abbandoni (Nitocri) ..........
.............. Cavatina. ........
*Ah s' estinto ancor (Donna Caritea). ............... Cavatina. ........
*Soave immagine d'amor (Andronico). ...............Cavatina. .........
*0 te mio suolo ligure. ..........................................................
2
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6
6
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MEYERBEER.
*Giovinetto. Cavalier (Crociato)..
*Il tenero affetto (Crociato)...
............ Romanza......... 1
...............Duetto ............ 1
0
6
.
MOSCA.
*Amor perchè m' accende (L'Erede de bel Prato)... Cavatina....... 10
...
0
MOZART.
*Voi che sapete (Nozze di Figaro).....................Aria... ............
*Batti, batti, o bel Masetto (Don Giovanni).........Aria ............... I
*Giovinette che fate all' amore (Don Giovanni)......Duetto ............. 1
*Sull' aria (Nozze di Figaro).......... ..............Duetto ............
*Mi lagnero tacendo ........
................. Trio ...............
*Non so donde...
..Recit. & Aria. ... 2
6
6
..QUÍZÍLLE, Madame EDMOND.
Grazie agl'inganni tuoi
PAESIELLO.
:. *Il mio ben quando verra (Nina)........................ Cavatina... ... ... 1
6
PERGETTI, P.
Quel tuo girar ........
Puro è il ciel.
Il Fantasmą...
La Vedova. ................
L'Orfanella
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............ Romanza .........
.............. Romanza .........
............ .Romanza .........
.............. Romanza .........
.............. Romanza ..........
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PERUCHINI.
Il Canto.
..Arietta ............ 1
0
PHILLIPS, W. L.
La Partenza....
..........Canzonet ......... 1:6
PINSUTI, CIRO.
Com'è soave all' anima .......
Io la vidi.
Il palpito amor.........
... ... ... ... Romanza... ... ... 2 O
............... Ditto .... .......... 2 0
.............Notturno a due voce 3
Vaco
ROBERTI, MAESTRO.
Chi vuol godere. ...
Ob vieni meco .....
Spunta l'alba. .............
............Duetto ............
.............Barcarola... ......
............. Serenade... ... ...
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ROSSINI.
*Assisa a pie d' un salice (Otello)... ......... ......... Aria...............
*In si barbara (Semiramide) ........................... Grand Rondo. ...
*Fra tanti angoscie (Cenerentola).................. ... Cavatina... ... ...
*Non più mesta (Cenerentola) ........................... Aria............
*Aurora che sorgerai (Donna del Lago)............... Cavatina.........
*Deh calma oh ciel (Otello).............................. Cavatina... ... ...
*Dunque io son (Il Barbiere)... ... .....................Duetto.........
*Eben per mia memoria (Gazza Ladra)................Duetto............
*Mille sospiri (L'Areliano in Palmyra) ... ... ... ...Duetto.........
*Per questo amplesso (Gazza Ladra)..................Duetto ............
*L'usato ardir (Semiramide).................. ......... Trio............
*Zitti, zitti (Il Barbiere)... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Trio............ ...
haaa med raama
6.
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SMART, HENRY.
I Fiori . ........
...........Duetto, S. & C... 2
6
TADOLINI.
Se la vita vuoi godere... .....
.......Barcarola... ...... 2
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TORRENTE, G.
L'Auretta ..
........... Romanza......... 2
0
WINTER.
: *Paga fui (Proserpina) ............ ............. Cavatina. ......... 10
ZINGARELLI.
*Dunque il mio ben (Romeo e Giulietta) ...... ... ... Duetto ............. 1 0
PIANOFORTE MUSIC.
PIANOFORTE MUSIC.
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*Absence ........
.Felicien David.
A Night on the Ganges. ......... Notturno .............Ignace Gibsone. ......
2 0
Annie Laurie March .......
.P. Cavallini. ......... 2 0
*Air and Variations, in F major.. .....
Mozart. .................
2 0
*Air and Variations, in A major.. ......................... Mozart............. 3 6
*Air and Variations, in G major ......................... Beethoven ........... 2 0
* Andante in F......... .............................. ...Beethoven ...........
3 0
A Rondo on English Melodies
.C. 7. Glover .........
20
Andante and Rondo, introducing Scotch Airs.........A. Meves ..............
Aurora Waltz, varied as a Rondo........................E. J. Westrop........
*Agathe. ................
...............F. Beyer ............
2 6
*Anna Bolena. ..................... Fantasia.............. Jules Benedict .......
Annie Laurie...............
............... Wolff. ..................
Auld Lang Syne.
...............C. L. Wrenshall....... 2
Brilliant Variations on "I love the merry sunshine
and “ I love the gentle moonlight”............ Carlo Minasi .........
Buy my oranges .................. Rondinetto............C. W. Glover .......
Bohemian Air, with Variations .....
..C. W. Glover ......... 2 0
Barcarole .............
................Louis Müller. ......
*Bolero ............................
..Charles Mayer. ...... 30
Bagatelle ....
.............. .L. Gomion ............. 2 0
+Belle Alliance March ..................................... Stephen Glover. ......
Bonnie Dundee........................
..TV. H. Palmer......... 2 0
*Bamboula. ...................................... .............. Gottschalke.............
Beauties of Scottish Melody................G. A. Osborne......in 6 Nos. each 2 0
No. 1. Scots wha bae.
| No. 4. Auld Lang Syne.
2. March of the Cameron Men. 5. Comin' thro' the rye.
3. Jock o' Hazeldean
6. Roy's Wife.
Ballade............
..... Eenri Roselten....... 30
*Beatrice di Tenda--(Rep. No. 3)......................
Rep. No. 3)........................F. Beyer ..............
*Barbiere di Seviglia—(Rep. No. 4) ................... F. Beyer.. .........
Brise de Mer...
..E. Chadfield. ......... 2 6
*Consolation...................................................Dussek. ..............
+Camp-Descriptive Piece.................................C. W. Glover ........
*Charmes de Portici ................
..Jules Benedict ....... 4 0
*Czar et Zimmerman............... Fantasia............... Henri Cramer .......
*Caprice Nocturne. .......
.............. A. Goria ............... 2 0
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............. W. H. Palmer ... ...
*Cloches du Monastère........
...... ........ Wely ... ... ....... ...
*Cleopatra Mazurka.
.............. A. Talexy ... ... ... ...
*Carnaval de Venise.............
Jules Schulhoff. ...... 4 0
Deux Melodies Russes ......... ................ Ignace Gibsone. ......
t.Drum March, The...
............. Carlo Minasi .........
+Duke's Band March. The......
Ć. W. Glover .........
Day Spring ..........
.............. Lindsay Sloper......
Devotional Recreations, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4............. ...E. Perry... ... ...each
Espieglerie..........
............... Virginia Gabriel ....
Evangeline . .......................
.............. W. Spark... ... ... ...
Early one morning ........... ...................Lindsay Sloper ......
Erminia......
........ ......J. T. Trekell... ... ...
Etude de Salon ................
............ Cleveland Wigan. ...
Fairy Queen, The.................. Valse de Salon ......J. Theodore Trekell.. 3 0
Favorite Airs from Spohr's Faust............................ Beyer. ............
Favorite Airs from Mozart's Don Giovanni, Book 1...L. Beyer ...............
Favorite Airs from Mozart's Don Giovanni, Book 2...L. Beyer ...............
*Fra Diavolo........................ Fantasia............... H. Cramer .............
From our merry Swiss home ............... ...... ...... Wolff... ...... ......
*Gondellied ............. ................................Mendelssohn ..........
Galop di Bravura ............................................. Wilhelm Kuhe.........
*Galop Russe ...........
.............. Liszt ...................
Gertrude....
.Jules Sprenger. ...... 2 0
God save the Queen, with easy variations...............E. J. Loder...........
*Galop Militaire ........
..................... Charles Mayer .......
+General Sale's March....
................ Emmanuel .........
God save the Queen ... ... ... ...... .....oranged by E. J. Westrop... ... 16
*Gondellied...........
Th. Oesten. .............
*Galop de Concert ....
.............A. Quidant... .........
Gipsy's Tent.............
.............. Wolff. .................
Gipsy's Home .............
.............. Wolff. ..................
*Galop di Bravura ........................
....................... Jules Schulhoff. ...... 4 0
+Guards' March ......... .................. arranged by C. W. Glover .........
Grand March ...
............G. J. Skelton
Henry the Eighth, Music in...............................J. L. Hatton. ....
No. 1. Overture.................
2. First Entr' Act .....
3. Shakespere's favorite Tunes and Dances . ...........
4. Second Entr' Act..
5. Third Entr’ Act ..
6. Fourth. Entr' Act............
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*Hymn National Russe....................................F. Beyer ...............
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Il Trovatore.......... ......
.H. W: Goodban......
Il segreto per esser felice........ .................W. H. Palmer .......
*I Montecchi-(Rep. No. 5) ..............................F. Beyer ...............
I love the merry sunshine.
............ Wolff ..................
Il segreto per esser felice.................................. Wolff. ..................
*Kriegers-lust Marsch ......... .............. .F. Beyer ...............
Kimbolton March .................. ................. .C. F. Desanges. ......
*La Femme du Marin.............................. ...... Kalkbrenner ..........
*Le Torrent......................... ................. Marcailhou............
*La Figlia del Reggimento.............. ............. Wolff..................
*Lucrezia Borgia.
.................
.............E. Prudent............
La Corbeille de Fleurs............ Valse de Salon....... Wilhelm Kuhe .... ...
La Félicità.................. ...... Rondo Giocondo. ...J. B. Cramer.... ......
La belle Capricieuse. ........... Morgeau de Salon...F. E. Bache. ... ... ...
La Coquette........................ Valse Brillant. ...... Ignace Gibsone ......
L'Allegro, for the Pianoforte............................... W. H. Grattann ....
L'Amo, l'amo...............
.W. H. Palmer.......
*L'Invitation pour la Valse............ .................... .Weber ...................
*Les Hirondelles............................
..............
H. Streich .............
Lieder ohne Worte, No. 1...... ....................... .John Bishop. .........
*Lucrezia Borgia (Rep. No. 1).....
Ferd. Beyer..........
*La Figlia del Reggimento (Ditto 8)................... Ditto .......... ....
*L'Elisir d'Amore (Ditto 9).................................Ditto ...................
*Lucrezia Borgia .................. Fantasia ...............Th. Oesten... .........
*L'Invitation à la Polka...........
. Quidant... .........
*L'Hilarité.....................
.Weber................
*La Favorite.
La favorite. ...........
................ Poss ...................
L'Adieu Militaire...........
............ .C. L. Wrenshall......
*L'Adieu .........
E. A. L. Coop .......
*La Passione. .........
E. 4. L. Coop.......
E. A. L. Coop. ......
*La Favorite ........................ Fantasia .............. Henri Cramer .........
* Les Huguenots .................. Fantasia..
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Henri Cramer .........
*Le Desir.. ......
.Henri Cramer .........
*Les Regrets.
............. Henri Cramer .........
L'Esperance. ................................................ E. De Barry..........
Les Regrets .................
.E. De Barry. .........
Laura................
........................J. F. Duggan.........
Lucia di Lammermoor, Airs from ..........C. W. Glover...in 2 books, each
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*Lieder ohne Worte, Book 4........... ............. Mendelssohn.........
*Ditto Ditto, - 5.. .........
...............Ditto ..................
*Ditto Ditto, - 6............. ............. .Ditto..................
Le Sourd .......
......................... . George Mount.........
*Marches Florentines, Nos. 1 & 2......................... .Th. Döhler... ...each
*Mazurka Brillante........................................... Liszt. ...................
'- *Musidora..
..........................Polka Mazurka... ... Talexy ..................
Mazurkas, No. 1.............................................W. H. Palmer.... ...
Mazurkas, No. 2........................................... W. H. Palmer.... ...
.............. Melodie pour Piano. J. F. Duggan..........
Mercure ................... ......... Galop Volant......... Ignace Gibsone ... ... 2
*Moonlight Sonata, in C sharp minor....................Beethoven... ... ...
Monks of old........
............... Wolff.
Marche des Croates...................
..Wolff. ...................
Mazurkas, Nos. 1, 2, 3...................
...C. L. Wrenshall......
*Notturno (Raphael). .............
...................... Oscar Commettant...
Night Thoughts, Nos. 1, 2, 3. ............ ............... Stephen Heller...each
Night Thoughts, No. 4............. ............... Stephen Heller .......
*Noce du Village... ... ... ... ... ... .
................... Wely... ... ... ......
*Nocturne............................... ..............H. Ravina .............
*Notre Dame de Paris......... ................Jules Benedict .......
*Nabucodonosor (Rep. No. 6)............ ............... Ferd. Beyer" . .........
*Norma (Ditto, 7).............
............Ditto ...................
.“Oh, I should like to marry," with Introduction
and Variations........
... Carlo Minasi.........
Orinthia ...........
..C. Wigan ..............
Oh, I should like to marry......
.............. Wolift...... ...........
Opera, The, Nos. 1 and 2....
................ Geo. Mount............
Olga Mazurka......
.A. Goria...
Pensée fugitive.................
.............. Lindsay Sloper...
Prince Arthur's March.....
................E. J. Loder ............
*Pensez à moi...
..................Th. Oesten...... ... ...
*Pluie de Perles...............
............... G. A. Osborne.......
Pauline.......
.... Ignace Gibsonc... ... 2 0
Partant pour la Syrie....
..................Ditto ...................
*Rêverie.....
Felicien David ... ... 2 0
*Rêverie in G................................................ H. Rosellen...........
Rêve d'Amour..................
....F. E. Bache........... 2 .6
Rosalie.............................. Melodie pour Piano .J. F. Duggan.........
*Russian Hymn..................... ............ Ferdinand Beyer. ...
*Retraite Militaire...........
.............L. Wely...............
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*Rondo Polka...................................................... H. Ravina............ 3 0
*Rose de Peronne...........
.............H. Rosellen.........
Rule Britannia..
..............arranged by E. J. Westrop...
*Romance sans Paroles....
............. H. Cramer ..........
Rigoletto .........
.............. Geo. Mount .........
*Sonata, Op. 49, No. 1.........
Beethoven ....
*Sonata, Op. 49, No. 2...
.................... Beethoven . ..........
*Sonata, Op. 24. Dedicated to Mrs. Chinnery.........Dussek..............
*Souvenir de Reissiger.........
..F. Beyer......
*Souvenir de Kücken...
F. Beyer.
*Souvenir du Simplon..................
F. Burgmüller.......
*Sonnambula................................................T. H. Oesten... ... ...
Standard Bearer ..........
W. H. Palmer. ...
Sound the loud timbrel.........
............. Ditto ...................
Studies (in Octaves and Thirds)......
Lindsay Sloper...... 26
Serenade.............
.... .........C. L. Wrenshall......
*Second Polonaise........
................Weber ..................
Standard Bearer ......
.................. Wolff..................
*Souvenir d'Abt.................... .............. F. Beyer..........
*Standard Bearer (Rep. No. 2)........ ............Ditto . .................
*Sonata Pathetique..... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...... Beethoven ..............
Sirens, The.........
...J. F. Duggan......... 3 0
Sonnambula, Airs from, in 2 books......................C. W. Glover ... each
Sea Breezes. ............
..Ignace Gibsone ..... 2 0
*Second Galop Militaire.........
Chas. Mayer... ... ... 2 0
*Une Fête aux Champs .......... Pastorale ............. E. Prudent..........
Vaga luna........
................ W. H. Palmer. ......
Vieni in Roma...........................
.C. W. Glover..... .. 20
*Valse Brillante...................
F. Burgmüller ....... 3 0
*Valse de Salon...........
................ A. Thomas ...... ......
Valse Guerrière...............
........... ......J. F. Duggan......
We come to thee, Savoy.......... Fantasia...... C. W. Glover ... ... ... 2 6
When the swallows.................................
Wolf.................. 1 0
Welcome, my bonnie lad............ ...........Ditto..................
*Wedding March ...........
...............Mendelssohn ... ... ...
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* 2. Rêverie.............................................. Felicien David ....... 2 0
3. Souvenir de Reissiger............ ............ Ferdinand Beyer....
* 4. Valse Brillante.........
...Fred. Burgmüller .... 30
Valse de Salon. ............................ .Ambroise Thomas..... 3 0
6. Kreigers-lust Marsch.................. ...... Ferdinand Beyer....
7. Le Torrent......................... ..........Marcailhou.........
8. Air and Variations in F major... ... ... ...Mozart. ...........
* 9. Air and Variations in A Major............Mozart... ... ... ... ...
*10. Air and Variations in G major. .....
*11. Rêverie in G ....
.Henri Rosellen ....... 2 0
*12. La Figlia del Reggimento... ... ... ... ... ... Wolff...... ............
*]3. Notturno, Raphael..................... ..Commettant .......... 2 6
**14. La Femme du Marin.........
Kallcbrenner ... ... ...
*15. Souvenir de Kücken... .............. .Ferdinand Beyer.... 30
*16. Bolero...................... ..................
: Charles Mayer'. ... ... 3 0
*17. Lucrezia Borgia ................. ..... ......... E. Prudent............
*18. Galop Militaire................................. Charles Mayer . ......
*19. Russian National Hymn................... Ferdinand Beyer, ... 26
*20. Moonlight Sonata, in C sharp minor ... ... Beethoven .............
*21. Andante in F.............. ............... Beethoven ..........
*22. Sonata, Op. 49, No. 1............... ....... .Beethoven.
2 6
*23. Sonata, Op. 49, No. 2.........................Beethoven ......... 2 6
*24. L'Invitation pour la Valse............ ...... Weber ......... ..... 30
*25. Consolation........... ...............Dussel ............ 30
*26. Sonata, Op. 24 (dedicated to Mrs. Chinnery)...Dussek......... 30
*27. Le Noce du Village............................ Lefebure Wely .......
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*28. Exercises and Scales ....... ............ Henri Herz...........
Scales without the Exercises... ........... .Ditto....... ... ... ... ...
*29. La Favorite.... .........................Chas. Voss...... ...... 4 0
*30. Agathe von Abt, Op. 110...... ... ... ...... Ferdinand Beyer .... 2 6
*31. Etude de la Velocité............. ............... Czerny ................... 10 6
Or in Two Parts ...............
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*33. Les Cloches du Monastere............... ... Lefebure Wely .......
*34. Les Regrets.............
Henri Cramer ......... 20
*35. Le Desir...................................
.Ditto...... ... ... ......
*36. Lucrezia Borgia . ............... .............. Theodore Oesten......
*37. First Polonaise in Eb..........
Weber ..................
*38. La Rose de Peronne....
Henri Rosellen ... ...
*39. L'Adieu . ..................... .......... Coop .......... ........
*40. Romance sans Paroles ......
.Henri Cramer.........
*41. Souveni d'Abt.
.Ferdinand Beyer. ...
*42. Second Grand Polonaise............ ... ..... Weber ..................
*43. Nocturne..................... .................. Ravina ................
*44. La Bergere ..................................... Coop...... .........
*4.5. La Retraite Militaire. ...
.Lefebure Wely .......
*46. Sonata Pathetique . ................... Beethoven... ... ... ...
*47. Gondellied..
............... Theodore Oesten......
*48. Pensez a moi........
.............Ditto ......... .........
*49. Les Hirondelles.. .......... .................. Henri Streich.........
*50. ( Exercises, 101............, .. ... ... ...... Czerny. ...........
2 Or in Two Parts............ ................................each
*51. Gondellied ............ .............Mendelssohn... ... ...
*52. Lieder ohne Worte, Book 4, Op. 53 ... ...Ditto ..................
*53. Ditto ditto, 5, Op. 62 ... ... Ditto ...... ...... ...... 5 0
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4. Donizetti's La Figlia del Reggimento , ..L. Beyer....
5. Donizetti's Lucrezia Borgia...... ..L. Beyer.... ...... 3
6. Bellini's Norma ................ » ..L. Beyer ...........
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Burleigh Polka......
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The Alpine Quadrilles ......
The Snow-Drop Waltz .......
Valse à la Polka.....
Waltz, Country Dance....
Skylark Polka
The Original Schottische....
ARBAN.
Arban's Polka. ...........
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Rêve d'Amour......
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La Belle Capricieuse............... Morceau de salon ......
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+The Gipsy's Tent Quadrilles ..........
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*Air and Variations in G major, edited by Lindsay Sloper........
* Moonlight Sonata, in C sharp minor , ......
*Andante in F................ ...... . .....
*Sonata, Op. 49, No.1. ......
*Sonata, Op. 49, No.2........
*Sonata Pathetique. .......
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*Fantasia on Anna Bolena......
*Charmes de Portici. ...
*Notre Dame de Paris.
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*Kriegers-lust Marsch, edited by Lindsay Sloper. .......
*Souvenir de Reissiger.. ...... ..
*Souvenir de Kücken .. 1
*Russian National Hymn »
*Souvenir d'Abt ......
*Agathe von Abt...... »
* Repertoire de Jeune Pianiste.....
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No. 1. Lucrezia Borgia. No. 6. Nabucodonosor.
2. Standard Bearer.
7. Norma.
3. Beatrice di Tenda
8. La Figlia del Reggimento.
4. Barbiere di Seviglia. 9. Elisir d'Amore.
5. I Montecchi.
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Favorite Airs from Spohr's Faust........
Favorite Airs from Mozart's Don Giovanni, Book 1......
Favorite Airs from Mozart's Don Giovanni, Book 2 ......
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Lieder ohne Worte, No. 1.......
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Rose de France Walzes ........
Henrietta Valse...
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*Valse Brillante, edited by Lindsay Sloper .... .......... 3
*Souvenir du Simplon ... ............ Caprice Elégant........ 2
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Royal Military Quadrille.......
Sisters' Quadrille. ...........
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BUSHEZ.
+Gallant Highlander's Quadrilles........
fGuards Quadrilles..
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Annie Laurie March ........
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E. CHADFIELD.
La Brise de Mer .......
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L. CHLEDOWSKI.
The Coralli Polka.......
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COMETTANT.
*Notturno, Raphael, edited by Lindsay Sloper.................. 26
ERNEST A. 1. COOP.
*L'Adieu ......................... ................. ...
*La Passione...,
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*La Bergere, edited by Lindsay Sloper .........
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La Fantarelle. .......
+Dublin Exhibition Waltzes ...
+Chatsworth Quadrilles ...
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Artillery Galop....
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J. B. CRAMER.
La Félicita..........
........Rondo Giocondo........ 2 6
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HENRI CRAMER.
*Czar et Zimmerman.... Fantasia.
*Fra Diavolo .......... Fantasia ......
*La Favorite.......... Fantasia .......
*Les Huguenots....... Fantasia.
*Le Desir, edited by Lindsay. Sloper....
*Les Regrets. . ..... ....
*Romance sans Paroles .. ......
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*L'Absence, edited by Lindsay Sloper. .....
*Rêverie, ... . ...... ......
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fTwelfth Night Quadrilles .....
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JOHN DAVIS.
War Polka .......................................... 20
C. F. DESANGES.
Kimbolton March.
n March. .......................................... 2
DÖHLER.
*Marches Florentines, Nos. 1 and 2 ..... .......... each 2 0
JOSEPH F. DUGGAN.
Valse Guerrière.
Rosalie......
Maria........
Laura........
The Sirens .....
............. 3 0
........ Melodie pour Piano......
......... Melodie pour Piano......
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*Consolation .....
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*Sonata, Op. 24. (Dedicated to Mrs. Chinnery)......Ditto.. .... 3
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Zephyr Polka.
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LOUIS EMMANUEL.
+National Polka...
....... 20
Siren and Friar Waltz.....
Sweet spring is coming-Waltz .......
......... 1 6
Beauties of the Concert, Nos. 1 and 2, introducing popular
Ballads, &C.............
........each
Fairies' Meeting, The.......
...... 20
+General Sale's March .....
Fairy Waltz....
....... 16
ETTLING, EMILE.
Fée aux Roses Valse.........
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Opera Walzes ..........
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GABRIEL, VIRGINIA.
Les Beauharnaises Valse....
L'Espieglerie ..........
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Mercure.........
.........Galop. Volant..........
Deux Melodies Russes....... ...........................
La Coquette........
......... Valse Brillante.....
A Night on the Ganges...... .......Notturno.......
.... ... Mazurka........
Partant pour la Syrie........ ....................
Pauline. ........................ Mazurka......
Sea breezes—Nocturne.....
tLe Collier de la Reine, Valses......
Helen..
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Forest Polka.. .....
La Belle Alliance March.....
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GLOVER, C. W.
+The Duke's Band March................... .........
Buy my Oranges. .................., Rondinetto.........
Bohemian Air, with Variations...
Vieni in Roma ...
................ Rondo from Norma.....
We come to thee, Savoy .............. Fantasia ..............
A Rondo on English Melodies ........
*The Camp, a descriptive Piece--beautifully illustrated by Brandard.
Airs from Lucia di Lammermoor, 2 Books......
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Airs from Sonnambnla, 2 Books. ......... ...........each
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Bagatelle ...
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*Immortellen Walzes ......
*Träume auf dem Ocean Walzer..............
*Ideal-und-Leben Walzer................
Charles Stuart Waltzes, beautifully illustrated by Brandard
*Philadelphia Polka.....
*Benefice Polka.................
*Reussen-Lieder Valse.....................
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† The Prince of Wales's Quadrilles .......
The Queen's own Scotch Quadrilles .........
Post Horn Waltz. ..........
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GYE, M.
†The Ramsgate Quadrilles .......
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Music in Henry 8th, complete. ........
No. 1. Overture..............
2. Ist Entr' Act ....
3. Shakspeare's Favorite Tunes and Dances....
4. 2nd Entr' Act....
5. 3rd Ditto ......
6. 4th Ditto ........
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HARPER, E. B.
Eglantine Valses .......
....... 30
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Montpellier Polka.......
HELLER, STEPHEN.
Night Thoughts, Nos. 1, 2, 3....
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Night Thoughts, No. 4...
HERZ, HENRI.
*Exercises and Scales, edited by Lindsay Sloper .......
*Scales only, from above ... ditto ........
.................. 2.0
HENRION, PAUL.
*Dona Sabina Valse..........
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HENRION, F.
† Algiers Valse......
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*Hyde Park. ... ...... Galop....
† Cardigan ............ Galop...
New Crystal Palace.... Galop...
fPostillon ............Galop....
The Courier ..........Ditto....
La Gorlitza...................
*Pop goes the Weasel..............
First of May.. ...... Quadrilles ..
England......... ....Ditto.....
English ............Ditto .....
+Leonie .............. Ditto, ...
fNew Crystal Palace....Ditto........
Scotch.............. Ditto....
† Fleur de Printemps.... Valse....
tFruits d'Automne .... Ditto .....
i Hortense ...........Ditto......
New Crystal Palace ....Ditto......
Twelfth Night .......Ditto....
+Zara ...............Ditto .....
#La Perle du Soir ......Ditto.....
#Les Grecques......, Ditto.....
+ Estrella ............Polka, ...
+Rose du Matin.. ....Ditto
fPachas.............Ditto.....
f True Blue ..........Ditto .....
Perea Nena .........Ditto ....
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Snow-drop Polka.......
ISAACSON, B.
fCourier of Lyons Quadrilles, illustrated by Brandard............
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Merry Punch Polka ...
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Cuckoo Quadrilles...
Ondine Quadrilles..
.... 30
KALKBRENNER, F.
: *La Femme du Marin, edited by Lindsay Sloper.......
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KLING.
Les Lionnes Quadrilles....
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KUHE, WILHELM.
Galop di Bravura...
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L'Espagnole Valse...
Radnor Waltzes ...,
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*La Chatelaine.....
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Prince Arthur's March..
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#Juanita Polka........
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MARCAILHOU.
*Le Torrent, Valse Brillante, edited by Lindsay Sloper. ......... 26
MARCANDIER, LEON.
Fleur de Lys Valses ...
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MAYER, CHARLES.
*Galop Militaire, edited by Lindsay Sloper....
*Bolero. .........
*Second Galop Militaire , ......
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MENDELSSOHN.
*Gondellied, edited by Lindsay Sloper ......................
*Wedding March.....
*Lieder ohne Worte, Book 4, edited by Lindsay Sloper. ......
*Ditto ditto - 5........ ditto........
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*Ditto ditto -6........ditto ..............
MEVES, A.
Andante and Rondo, introducing Scotch Airs...........
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Brilliant Fantasia on “ I love the merry sunshine,” and
"I love the gentle moonlight "..........
+Drum March, The...................
Iutroduction and brilliant Variations on the favourite Air,
“Oh, I should like to marry”...
† Palace Polka.............
+ Palace Mazurka..
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Fashionable Polka...............
+ Royal Irish Polka............
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+Guards, The...
+Léonie.............
Launch, The..
Merry Punch, The............
+ New Crystal Palace.....
Ondine, The.
Palace Polka, The..,
Prince of Wales, The.........
+ Prize Medal, The...... .....
Princesse, La.........
Queen's Own Scotch ...................
*Ramsgate, The..................
Royal English, The.......
Royal Military, The.....
Richard Cour de Lion...
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Syren and Friar.
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Twelfth Night................
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Valse à la Polka.....
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Merry Sunsbine..........
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Merry Punch.
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Marriage Bells.............
...........John Weippert .......
National........................... .......... .............. Emmanuel.
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told General Post Office....
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*Philadelphia....................
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Serenade, The.........
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Skylark, The..................
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514. Rivers.--Po, Adigé, Arno, Tiber.
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Thousand. Hundred. Tens. Units.
3 9
The first part is 2 thousands, but we cannot find the sixth
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Because 3 hundred is the sixth part of
1800
And
9 tens
is the sixth part of
540
And
2 units is the sixth part of
12
Therefore 392
is the sixth part of 2352
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34. This process is called DIVISION, because the number
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A SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
CONTAINING
CHAPTERS ON RELIGION, GOVERNMENT, LITERATURE,
TRADE, MANNERS AND CUSTOMS, ETC.
. By J. C. CURTIS, B.A.,
Vice-Principal and Lecturer on History at the Training College, Borough Road, London,
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Morning Herald.
"Our thanks are due to Mr. Curtis, in behalf as well of schoolboys as of their parents
aur teachers, for this most admirable history. It is arraugod on a comparatively povel
plan, and contains a greater amount of information than any other history in one volume
with which we are acquainted. A feature in this work deserves our warmest commen-
dation: the constitutional history of the country bas unusual space devoted to it; and
the research which is brought to bear on the elucidation of manners and customs, the
state of commerce, of agriculture, and of religion, are highly creditable to the author.
Not the least of the advantages of the book is that the narrative is brought down to the
present time. Mr. Curtis's English History cannot fail speedily to supersede all others
in schools and families.”
Illustrated Neros of the World.
“This is a very able abridgment of English history. It is judiciously arranged, and
written with praiseworthy impartiality. Especial attention is paid to the dates and the
sequence of events. The characters of the men who have exercised an important influ.
ence upon the future of our country are justly estimated, and the growth of the consti-
tution is clearly marked. We note with satisfaction, also, an unusual degree of attention
paid to the mappers and customs of the people. The whole is woven into a pleasing
Darrative, which charms the reader by the transparent simplicity of its style, and will
be certain to impress itself upon the memories of those pupils who may be fortunate enough
to study it as a text-book for the history of their country."
Leader.
o This is one of the best books of the lind that has como under one notice. Mr. Curtis
has collated the best authorities, and arranged his matter in the best manner. He has
thus economized space without abridging his information, which is everywhere copious.
Ho has also gained much by conciseness of style. We can most conscientiously recom-
mend this work.”
British Standard.
" It is a very masculine performance. We should really find difficulty in suggesting
any improvement either as to matter, manner, or magnitude."
Eclectic Review.
“We may heartily congratulate Mr. Curtis on a success which may, perhaps, be
partially attributable to his professional knowledge of what a school history ought
to be. We doubt not that he will earn the gratitude of many a schoolboy for having
clothed the outlines of history in so pleasant a dress; while the more advanced
reader will appreciate the soundness of Judgment with which his opinion of men and
things is generally characterized."
Critic.
« This volume is intended for a condensed manual of English history, fit for the use of
the student as an elementary manual. Systematic arrangement; the development of
constitutional history (so as to vivify the dry bones of history, and give to them the sig.
nificance they do not usually possess); and an attempt to realize the social condition of
the people at certain periods, are among the novel or exceptional features of the work.
For one thing especially the volume is to be commended, and tbat is for its impartiality
in dealing with religious matters."
Papers for the Schoolmaster.
“It is a pleasure to meet with a history of England that is correct in its facts. . . . It
is greatly in advance of its predecessors, and may be recommended with confidence.'
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Civil Service Gazette.
"It is based upon a plan sound in principle, and approved by experience: it is written
with great care and judgment, and although extending from the earliest period to the
present year, it conveys to the reader, within due compass, a clear knowledge of important
events, and impresses on the mind of the student just ideas of the progress of society,
the advance of manners, and the development of arts, conimerce, and civilization. Con.
stitutional history, so frequently ignored altogether, or compressed into the smallest
space, here assumes its natural proportions; and the Saxon institutions, and the feudal
· system, and the origin of parliament, and the growth of our representative system, and
limited monarchy, are described accurately in a manner to excite the interest and impress
the memory of the scholar ... A most admirable general narrative is given of political
events. We can most conscientiously recommend Mr. Curtis's School and Collego
History of England' for general use, and we particularly commend it to candidates pre-
paring for Civil Service examinations."
English Journal of Education.
" This history is, we think, one of the best of the lind. Its arrangement is good. The
particular which distinguishes it from works similar in size and plan is the prominence
given to the constitutional bistory of the country. This is an important point, and will
perhaps prove the chief attraction to teachers, students, and pupils. ... The style is
terse, and on the whole pleasing. As may be supposed, the enumeration of a large
number of facts in brief language makes many pages read much like well-
to examination papers. ... The author writes not for party or faction. His views on
important questions are on the whole impartial, and such as are entertained by those
who have the most candidly investigated them.”
Spectator.
“We can speak with some confidence in commendation of the plan of the work.”
Atheneum.
«The Habeas Corpus Act, the Bill of Rights, etc., are printed in detail, which is a
recommendation of the book to students and teachers."
Morning Post.
« The young student may derive from it a clear general view of past events, so as to
have their connection always in memory, and the order in which a philosophic survey
of their causes and results should aftervards be taken. By tracing first the course of
civil and military events, the relation between them and the collateral circupistances of
the employments, manners, condition, and progress of the people are well maintained.
The style of the narrative is unencumbered with parasitical superfluity, and adapted to
engraft healthy ideas on immature intellect. The dates are unusually correct."
Christian Witness.
"We consider it a near approach to the perfect. It is every way a masterly performance.
We very cordially commend Mr. Curtis's work, not merely to the school and the college,
but to the individual and the family."
Baptist Magazine.
“The arrangement is very good : the style clear; the information is full and complete.
... It has the rare merit of being exactly adapted to its purpose."
Nonconformist.
"The author's plan is almost perfect, the ordinary political history being given in a
lucid and condensed narrative, and the constitutional history being developed with much
fulness, both as to the progressive changes of successive epochs, and as to the origin and
nature of our institutions. . . . To all these merits Mr. Curtis's work adds another,
not easily attained in a compilation of the kind, namely, a thoroughly readable and
interesting style."
British Quarterly Review.
“A good book-based on much better authorities than are usually consulted in such
compilations.
Evangelical Magazine.
“The present volume is a good addition to our already useful stock. In some respects
it bears the palm. The information is large and well digested, and so arranged as to be
easy of reference.”
London Quarterly Review.
“The history is carefully compiled, and very few points of real interest are left un.
Doticed.”
Pupil Teacher.
“A work of peculiar interest and utility to pupil-teachers."
School and Teacher.
"Adapted not only as an interestivg reading-book, but also as a reliable text-book."
Educator,
"The volume before us will serve as a valuable introduction to a study deserving ne
second place in a liberal education.".
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Educational Guardian.
«The constitutional history is given with considerable minuteness; the legal enacte
ments affecting the liberty of the subject, the judicial courts, modes of punishment, the
origin and growth of parliamentary power, revenue arrangements, and similar matters,
being fully described. The author has collected information from the best and most
trustworthy sources, used good judgment in the selection of matter, written in a style at
once simple and coucise, and produced a work which we can unhesitatingly recommend
to all who wish to get up the chief political and social events in England's history.”
Atlas.
“A very useful compendium, giving not merely the history of battles, sieges, and
political movements, but of the domestic life of the nation as well, after the fashion of
modern historians."
Daily Telegraph.
“This outline of English history, for the use of schools and colleges, is neatly and
judiciously written. The author has consulted many good authorities, and his avoided
numerous errors into which former abridgers of our history habitually fell. Though
necessarily short, bis account of the several reigns is distinct and clear, and he has done
as much as his space would allow to elucidate the progress of society and manners. Tho
book, in fact, belongs to that new class of productions to which the earnest study of our
history has recently given birth, and muy safely be recommended as a useful introduction
to thosc more elaborate works in which the whole career of our country is exhibited to
the reader in its minutest details."
Observer.
“It cannot admit of a doubt that this compendious and excellent History of England
will speedily acquire a large share of popularity."
Bell's Weekly Messenger.
"We can recommend this volume as belonging to & very superior class of educational
books. It is clear and comprehensive in its statements, and gives the substance of
English history in a small compass, without omitting anything of importance.'
Sunday School Teachers' Magazine.
“Will form a valuable addition to every educational Library,"
Tait's Magazine
“A large quantity of information is clearly and intelligibly condensed. ... As a
convenient work of reference it may save time in the consultation of larger histories to
persons who have long left college or school."
Methodist New Connection Magazine.
“A very valuable compendium of English history. It is prepared with great care, well
arranged, written in a clear style, and a candid spirit.”
Dreeman.
" Ably and conscientiously done. Altogether it is the best complete History of
England in one volume ever submitted to the school and college public."
Sunday Times.
" This volume may be warmly praised for the clearness with which its contents have
been arranged, both for perusal and reference; for the moderation and gravity of the
tone which pervades it; for a very judicious statement of both sides of hotly disputed
facts, and for the admirable manner in which the essences of our records are crowded
into a conveniently small space."
Wesleyan Tinies.
« We shall be greatly surprised if this History of England does not soon become a
favourite with teachers and the senior scholars in most of our schools. It appears to
have been compiled with considerable care from a great number of the most reliable
authorities, and furnisbes an admirable specimen of judicious condensation. By the
skilful exercise of this valuable art, a compendious history of each reign is given, and
abundant room is afforded for the bistory of religion, trade, &c. .. Even a slight
glance at this supplementary matter will show that it is far too important to be lightly
passed orer by those who wish to obtain a true insight into English history. We have
ompass of about five
hundred pages.”
Bristol Mercury.
“This is a very superior compilation of the kind, and may safely be commended to
teachers and students as fulfilling the promise of its title. The supplementary informa.
tion conveys a mass of interesting and instructive particulars regarding the religion, etc.,
of the sereral periods. Mr. Curtis has evidently founded his work on a careful acquaint-
auce with Hallam, and our other standard historical authorities, and his conscientious
mplete in itself, is an excellent introduction to that comprehensive
course of study in English history which a perusal of those authors involves."
Plymouth and Devonport Journal..
“Nr. Curtis has written his work in an agreeable style, and we have no doubt that it
will become as popular as it is likely to proro useful."
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Western Times.
* There is not that appearance of monotony usually found in worlrs of this kind. .
The book is certainly the best of the kind, for the purpose contemplated, that we have
seen."
Hereford Times.
"A school book of a very superior class, not only for the extent of information which
it contains, but for the care and caudour with which it is imparted. By far the best
school history of England among the many we have seen.”
Carnarvon FIcrald.
"A lucid brerity of style, and peculiar simplicity in forms of expression, at once
strike the mind of every observant reader as characteristic of this useful little manual.
tion, no less than in the arrangement of its material, this manual excels."
Star of Gwent.
"A manual eminently adapted for college classes and the higher forms in schools.”
Midland Counties Herald.
“A valuable outline of English history. The supplementary portion presents & mass
oi facts of great usefuluess to those who may not have time or opportunity for studying
more elaborate treatises."
Stockport Advertiser.
"Admirably adapted for schools and colleges, and likely to acquire a large share of
popularity. :.: The arrangement is excellent, and the greatest credit is due to the
author for the pains taken."
Staffordshire Advertiser
"A most excellent Tork. Its peculiar attributes are clearness and concentration. It
is admirably arranged, and great care has been taken to assist the student in keeping
hold of the historic thread. Dates are given in connection with every important event,
often in parentheses, so as not to interfere with the easy flow of the narrative. The
writer does not abstain from expressing his own opinions, and this gives to the work a
inore rigorous style than is compatible with the mere statement of both views on every
question which may hare occasioned dispute. At the same time the writer's spirit is
essentially fair and liberal, and in any point involving serious controversy, the opposite
view is fairly stated, whilst in any question really doubtful, dogmatic assumption is
avoided. Brief but very interesting remarks on religion, goverome
dress, manners and customs, etc., are appended to each epoch, these, like the main body
of tbe narrative, being remarkable for cicarness and terseness of style, and the amount
of information copreyed in a few words. . . . To the advanced student, its lucid
concentration, its fulness of dates, and excellent arrangement, will recommend it."
Wolverhampton Chronicle.
“The style is concise, yet clear; plain, yet not inelegant. In information the volume
is superabundant, and the narrative is free from political or sectarian bias.”
WVulcefield Journal.
“ By the contrivance of using a smaller type, Mr. C.'s book contains a vast amount of
matter relating to various important subjects, regarding which he has employed far
greater detail than has been used in any school histories we have seen.”
Hull Advertiser.
“Will be found most useful in all schools, not only for the simplicity of its arrange.
ments, but for the terseness and perspicuity with which all circumstances of moment are
narrated.”
Sheffield and Rotherham Independent.
“It will be a valuable manual for the teaching of history in schools, and will be a good
ground-work for more advanced studies.”
Bunbury Grardian.
“An admirable educational compendium of English history, and should be in the
hands of all students.”
Gruernsey Comet.
“Without fringing the narrated events unduly with the hues of his own thoughts, or
jrupressing on them the bias of his own opinions, Mr. C. has freely cappassed and criticized,
in their sources and issues, all national changes, especially the constitutional history of
the country."
Norfolk News
“The author has disposed (lis facts) in a manner which shows that honesty of purpose,
and fairness of representation, have never been sacrificed to partisan zeal or perverted
judgment.”
Ipswich Express.
“One of the best school histories of our country that we have seen. It is well printed,
and altogether worthy of extended patronage."
Cambridge Independent.
“A most excellent History of England?"
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CONCHOLOGY & GEOLOGY.
M
MR. R. DAMON, OF WEYMOUTH,
ENGLAND,
Invites the attention of amateur and scientific Collectors, Curators of
Public Museums, &c., to his stock of RECENT SHELLS and FOSSIL
REMAINS, which is now one of the largest and most complete in
Europe, and obtained in great part direct from the several localities to
which they are assigned.
RECENT SHELLS.
From the numerous consignments received from correspondents and
agents in various parts of the world, he is enabled to supply collections
classified Zoologically or Geographically, of which the following is a
selection :-
1000 species, comprising several hundred genera and sub-genera, £ s. d.
(2500 shells) .......
50 0 0
2000 ditto...
..........
Land and Freshwater Shells of Europe, (500 species) ...
Marine Shells of the Mediterranean and Adriatic Seas, (250 species)
Ditto, Northern and Arctic Seas, (100 species) ......
Shells of the Molluccas ditto of the Phillipines—ditto of Ceylon-ditto of
Mazatlan—ditto of the Sandwich Islands-ditto of Australia—ditto of North
America--ditto of Cuba-ditto of Palestine-and other Geographical sets.
Land Shells of the Island of Jamaica, containing the following genera:
Cylindrella, Spiraxis, Geomelania, Stoastoma, Hclicin, Trochatella, Lucidella, Pro-
serpina, Clausilia, Helix, &c., 100 species (250 examples), £3 3s.; 200 ditto (500
examples), £6 6s.
A set of Land and Freshwater Shells from Western Africa, including the
following genera :-Iridina, Galathea, Streptaxis, Amnicola, Pupa, Achatina, Me-
lania, Physopis, &c., 30 species, 2 guincas.
From the interior of India :-Otopoma, Leptopoma, Cryptosoma, Megalamastoma,
Pomatias, Diplommatina, Alycæus, Pterocyclos, Streptaulus, Streptaxis, Nematura,
Camptonyx, and other uncommon genera.
A series of 120 named species of the genus Achatinella, from the Sandwich
Islands.
“Genera” to illustrate " Adams's Genera," “ Gray's Systematic Distribution
of the Mollusca," “ Woodward's Manual of the Mollusca," and “Manuel de
Conchyliologie," par le Dr. J. C. Chenu. 100 genera for £1 10s. ; ditto, select
examples, £3.
100 good species of Foreign Shells for £2 10s., or 200 species for £5. The
smaller kinds represented by several specimens. Well suited to beginners in Con-
chology.
In addition to the above a large miscellaneous stock, among which
will be found many rare and beautiful examples, every effort being made
to secure whatever is new and interesting to collectors.
Collections of Echinodermata and Crustacea.
Should this circular meet the eye of Naturalists travelling or resident
in foreign stations, they are solicited to open a correspondence with R. D.,
either for the sale or the exchange of their duplicate specimens. Instruc-
tions for collecting objects in foreign countries will be gratuitously given
on application.
MR. R. DANON, OF WEYMOUTH, ENGLAND.
BRITISH SHELLS.
R. D. has given much attention to this interesting branch of Con-
.chology, and by dredging operations conducted on various parts of the
English, Irish, and Scotch coasts, he is enabled to supply collections
named in accordance with the British “Mollusca” of Forbes and Hanley,
at the following prices, containing on an average 3 of each kind (choice
specimens):-
100 species, £2 12s, 6d._-200 species, £6 6s.—300 species, £12 125.-400
species, £25.
Elementary set of 100 species (2 of each), 21s.
A priced Catalogue for single specimens, price 4d.
FOSSILS.
The extensive character of his stock of Fossils enables R. D. to
furnish large and comprehensive collections, as indicated by the following
selection. The names, geological position, and localities of each specimen
are carefully given.
Collections are prepared for those entering on the study of geology,
and also to illustrate recent works on the science, at the following prices :
· Fossils and their rocks. 100 different specimens, £2; 200 ditto, £5; 500
ditto, £20 ; 1000 ditto, £50.
POST TERTIARY.
Shells from modern deposits in the raised Sea Coast of Scandinavia. -
Ditto (and other remains) Loess of the Rhine.
TERTIARY.
Glacial beds. English Crag-Red-Coralline—and Norwich.
PLIOCENE of Piedmont Collections named at the University
Museum of Turin, at the following prices :-100 species (250 examples),
£3 3s. 200 species, £6 6s. 300 species.
MIOCENE. 100 species (250 examples) from the Vienna Basin,
and named at the Imperial Museum at Vienna, £3 3s. 200 ditto.
Miocene fossils from the Rhine district, Belgium, and Bordeaux.
EOCENE. Fossil shells of the Paris Basin. Collections of these
beautifully preserved fossils named after Deshayes. 100 species (250
examples), £3 3s. 200 species (500 examples), £6 6s. 300 ditto.
Eocene fossils also from the following localities :-Isle of Wight,
Barton Cliff, Brockenhurst, Hempstead, Headon, Bracklesham, and United
States.
SECONDARY
From the Maestricht beds, Chalk and Chalk Marl (Upper Green Sand-
of Blackdown), Green Sand, and Gault of Great Britain, France, and
Westphalia.
OOLITE. Portland Stone, Sohlenhofen Polite, Kimeridge Clay,
Coral Rag, Oxford Clay of Christian Malford, Wurtemberg, and Moscow;
Cornbrash, Forest Marble, Great Oolite, Inferior Oolite and Sands, Lias
of Dorset and Germany, including Saurian remains, Fishes, Pentacrinite,
Sepiæ, Ammonites, Nautili, &c., &c. Trias and Muschlekalk of Germany.
ABRIDGED CATALOGUE OF SHELLS AND TOSSILS.
PALÆOZOIC.
• Permian. Carboniferous or Mountain Limestone of Yorkshire,
Ireland, and Belgium. Devonian of South Devon, Scotland, Rhine, and
Eifel. Silurian of Dudley, Wales, Bohemia, Sweden, and United States.
A collection of Tertiary Fossils of 1000 named species (2500 examples), repre-
senting the Newer and Older Pliocene, Upper and Lower Miocene, and Upper,
Middle, and Lower Eocene of Lyeil, 30 guineas.
100 species of Cretaceous fossils, 4 guineas; 200 ditto, 8 guineas.
100 species of Inferior Oolite ditto, from Dorset and Somerset, 7 guineas. .
300 ditto, representing all the beds of the Upper, Middle, and Lover Colites,
15 guineas.
100 species of Ammonites, 8 guineas.
200 species of Brachiopoda, single specimens, 5 guineas; 2 of each, 7 guineas.
Sets of fossils from the Tertiary beds, 21s. Ditto, Cretaceous, Oolite, Lias,
Muschlekalk, Carboniferous, Devonian, and Silurian, each 21s. the set.
A collection of all the principal rocks, including Sedimentary, Plutonic, and
Volcanic. 100 specimens, each from 4 to 5 inches square, £2 5s.
MA
CASTS OF RARE FOSSILS.
To meet the requirements of the increasing number of Collectors and
Public Museums spreading in this and other countries, R. D. has made
arrangements with skilled artists for securing the casts of rare and re-
markable fossils, only such as are of that character being added to the
Catalogue. The following, taken by M. Chevalier of Paris, are now
ready for sale, and others will follow as opportunity offers.
The casts are bronzed or coloured to resemble the originals, of which
they are the faithful representation :-
No. 1.
Large head of Ichthyosaurus platyodon (jaw, with skull and eye com-
plete), from the Blue Lias of Lyme Regis, Dorset. The original, which
is in the possession of Mr. Damon., is unique as to size and preservation.
Length, 5ft. lin. Price, £3 13s. 6d.; or uncoloured, £2 125. 6d.
Photographs of Nos. 1, 2, and 3, sent on application, to be returned
if a cast is not purchased.
No. 2.'
Fore-paddle of Pliosaurus, from the Kimeridge Clay, near Wey-
mouth. The original of this unique and gigantic specimen is in the
Dorset County Museum, presented by J. C. Manselī, Esq., on whose
estate at Kimeridge it was discovered. Only portions of an animal of
this rare genus of saurians has yet been found. Length of paddle, 6ft. 9in.'
Price of cast, set in case, 5 guineas.
A cast of this paddle may be seen in the British Museum.
No. 3.
Head and body of Ichthyosaurus communis (Blue Lias, Lyme Regis,
Dorset). Length of specimen, 2ft. The mould of this being taken in
sulphur, all the delicate portions of the original are secured. The
skeleton stands in relief on a plaster matrix of Lias colour, and presents
a facsimile of the original, which is in the Jermyn Street Museum.--Prices
21s.; uncoloured, 15s.
MR. R. DAMON, OF WEYMOUTI.
No. 4.
Tail of a Fish (Chondrosteus), from the Blue Lias of Lyme Regis,
Dorset. The original was considered of so remarkable a form, as to have
been described in the Transactions of the Royal Society (1858), by Sir
Philip Egerton. Length, 1ft. Iin. Price, 15s.
The original is in the Jermyn Street Museum.
PUBLICATIONS,
CATALOGUE OF BRITISH SHELLS, WITH THEIR SYNONYMS
and Authorities, including the newly described Species to 1860. Svo, Is.
The following Lists are printed on one side only, to allow of being used for labelling:-
List of British Shells, 2s. 6d. 1 List of British Crustacea, 2s. 6d."
List of British Algæ, according to Harvey, 2s. 6d.
Labels for Foreign Shells, 2s. per 1000 names. Labels for Fossil Shells.
Cards of Strata for a systematic arrangement of Rocks and Fossils. Cards of
Genera of Recent Shells, for arranging collections.
A CATALOGUE OF GENERÁ OF MOLLUSCA, RECENT AND
Fossil, systematically arranged according to “ Woodward's Manual," with the
additional Genera. The whole being revised by the author (1859). In large
type, printed on one side, Svo, 5s., available for Generic Labels (3 inches in length).
A few copies printed on cardboard.
· Specimen.
PANOPÆA
Lain.
HANDBOOK TO THE GEOLOGY OF WEYMOUTH AND THE
ISLAND OF PORTLAND, containing a Map of the District, Geological Sections, Coast
Views, Figures of the characteristic Fossils, and other Illustrations, with Lists
of Objects, and numerous Notes on the Botany and Zoology of the Coast and
Neighbourhood. By R. Damon. Price 5s. London: Stanford, Charing Cross.
1860.
A SUPPLEMENT TO THE ABOVE, CONSISTING OF NINE LITHO-
graphic Plates of Fossils, drawn by Bone. Price 2s. 6d. London: Stanford,
Charing Cross. 1860.
A Synoptical list of the British Species of Teredo, with a notice of the Exotic
Species, (June, 1860). By J. Gwyn Jeffreys, Esq., F.R.S. Svo, ls.
.* Sowerby's Illustrated Index of British Shells, including Coloured Figures of
all the Species. 30s.
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PATRONIZED BY HER MAJESTY.
This Cabinet is furnished with specimens from the Mineral,
Vegetable, and Animal Kingdoms, illustrative of the Imports,
Exports, Productions, and Manufactures of Great Britain and her
colonies.
Designed for use in Training Institutions, Commercial, Elementary, and Infant
Schools, Mechanics’ Institutes, and Private Families.
This Cabinet will be found invaluable as a means of developing the
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of articles, both rare and common, and showing whence such articles are
procured ; in pointing out the extent and variety of our import and
export trade, the source of our commercial greatness, and useful in every
branch of that sound and practical education, which has for its object
the preparation of the pupil, to enact his part in the busy scenes of life.
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17 inches in height, and 14 inches in breadth and depth. Price £4 4s.
This Cabinet contains three hundred and twenty different substauces,
consisting of
1. Upwards of one hundred distinct specimens of Minerals and Metals,
in the raw and manufactured form, showing their practical application in
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verdigris; iron ore, cast iron, wrought iron, iron plate and wire, galva-
nized iron, sulphate of iron or green vitriol; stone ochre; steel-plate and
wire, manufactured steel; tin ore, tin pure, plate and wire, tinfoil; zinc
ore, zinc or spelter, zinc plate, plain and perforated, sulphate of zinc or
white vitriol, patent white zinc; galena or lead ore, lead pipe, milled
lead, cast lead, white lead, shot, litharge, plumbers' solder, pewter, brass
rod, plate and wire, bell, mercury, antimony, barytes or heavy spar,
manganese, cobalt, mica, plumbago, in lump and powder, coal, coke, sul-
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(prepared), gypsum and plaster of Paris, red clay, blue clay, potters' clay,
pipe clay, fullers' earth, slate and pencil, emery powder, sulphate of
magnesia, steatite or soap stone, rotten stone or Tripoli, French chalk,
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making glass, flint glass, plate glass, crown glass, sheet glass, coloured
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blinds, &c.
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including roots, juices, bark, leaves, flowers, fruits, seeds, stalks and stems
of plants, illustrative of the vegetable kingdom, and descriptive of the
ways in which trees and plants are useful to man.
Roots of Plants :-Rhubarb, ginger, Columbia root, liquorice root and
juice, sarsaparilla root, madder, turmeric, ipecacuhana root, tapioca,
arrow root, chicory root and powder.
Juices of Plants :-Gutta percha (raw and manufactured), caoutchouc,
camphor, gamboge, sugar cane, sugar (raw and refined), gum arabic, gum
copal, indigo, crude turpentine, spirits of turpentine, resin, cocoa-nut oil.
Bark of Plants :-Oak bark, cork (raw and prepared), cinnamon and
cassia, Peruvian bark.
Leaves and Flowers of Plants :-Green tea, black tea, safflower, saffron,
tobacco, senna, cloves, sumach.
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cake, coffee (raw and roasted), mustard seed and mustard, hemp seed,
rape seed and colza oil, caraway seed, pepper (black and white),
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pared), coquilla nut, chocolate nuts and cocoa, almonds, acorns, valonia,
myrabolans, currants, rice, maize, wheat, barley, oats, flour, starch, sago,
castor-oil seeds, castor oil, olive and sweet oil, cotton (raw), cotton (pre-
pared and dyed), coir rope from the cocoa-nut fibre.
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and canvass, jute, straw, and varieties of straw plait.
British and Foreign Woods :-Oak, ash, elm, beech, birch, walnut-tree
wood, mahogany, cedar or juniper, deal, rosewood, satiu wood, ebony,
tulip wood, cherry, lance, maple, apple, pear, &c.; logwood, fustic, char-
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There is, perhaps, no one of the Natural History Sciences, that can be
so successfully introduced into a course of Education as Botany. Plants
are always to be got. The study of their structure is well adapted to call
out the observing powers of children, whilst their classification is founded
on principles which apply to the arrangement and classification of all
facts. The use of the knowledge of plants is, also, not slight. They
supply the material of many of our most important manufactures, whilst
the great question connected with the supply of food to man and his
domestic animals are dependent on a knowledge of plants and their
functions. At the saine time, little has yet been done beyond the
requirements of our medical schools, for the systematic teaching of Botany
in our schools and universities.
3. Upwards of forty specimens of animal substances, derived from the
Mammalia, from insects, reptiles, fishes, and birds; intended to illustrate
the various useful applications of animal substances to industrial pur-
poses, viz: for clothing; doinestic and ornamental purposes; pigments
and dyes; perfumery and pharmacy, and the application of waste matters,
thus:-
Substances derived from the Mammalia :-Ivory, horn, bone, horse-hair,
bristles, porcupines'-quill, glue, gelatine, wool, worsted, leather, whale-
bone or baleen, spermaceti, sperm oil, goldbeater's skin, parchment and
vellum, catgut, train oil.
Substances derived from Insects :-Red coral, white coral, cochineal, color
of cochineal, honey, bees'-wax, white wax, silk (raw, dyed, and prepared),
silkworm, cocoon, stick-lac, lump-lac, shell-lac, sponge, &c.
Substances derived from Fishes, Birds, and Reptiles :- Cowries and shells,
cod-liver oil, isinglass (raw and prepared), mother-of-pearl or nacre,
quills, pens, guano, tortoiseshell (raw and prepared).
This collection will serve to furnish an approximate idea of the extent of
the commerce in animal products. The aggregate value of the articles dealt
in, exceeds 136 millions sterling, employs an amazing amount of capital,
and gives busy industrial occupation to a very large number of persons, in
the collection, distribution, and after preparation of the material, to fit
them for use; while the large amount of tonnage of shipping employed,
and the inland transport from place to place, of the raw material and the
finished manufactured product resulting therefrom, are other elements
of active industry in which our population are specially interested.
4. A collection of sixty articles, manufactured from substances derived
from the vegetable and animal kingdoms, consisting of different samples,
intended to illustrate the manufacture of cotton, linen, paper, straw,
buttons, silk, wool, leather, thus:--
Cotton goods :---Calico (common unbleached and twilled), printed calico,
cotton velvet, velveteen, moleskin, fustian, corduroy, muslin, lace.
Linen goods :-Dowlas, Irish, diaper, lawn, cambric, damask, lace, white
and brown Holland, thread and tape.
Paper :-Cream-laid note, foolscap, tissue, cartridge, blotting, music,
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Straw, and varieties of plain and fancy plait.
Silk goods :-Persian, Ducape, Glacé, silk velvet, sarsanet, brocade,
satin, ribbon.
Woollen goods :-Cloth, serge, baize, Brussel's carpet, flannel, alpaca,
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Buttons—made of horn, bone, pearl, leather, silk, worsted, &c., &c.
These specimens are mounted on ornamental tablets, systematically
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manufactures of Great Britain.
In explaining the elements of botany, mineralogy, and of natural his-
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assistant, from its placing in his hands actual specimens of the subject
before him, while the study of geography may be rendered attractive and
delightful, by a display of the productions of different portions of the
globe.
Two explanatory text-books accompany the Cabinet, giving a concise
and clear definition of each article; the sources whence obtained, the
uses in the arts and sciences, and much general and statistical information.
II. In handsome mahogany case, with five drawers and folding-
dvors, eleven inches in height, and thirteen inches in breadth and depth;
containing 280 substances, consisting of about eighty specimens of mine-
rals and metals; one hundred specimens of vegetable productions ; forty
specimens of animal substances, and sixty specimens of manufactured
articles, arranged as in No. 1, with explanatory text-books. Price £3 10s.
III. In imitation mahogany case, with five drawers and one door;
containing the same number of articles as in No. 2, with the same
arrangement, and explanatory text-books; suitable for national, infant,
and other schools. Price £3 3s.
This Cabinet may be seen in the Educational division of the South
Kensington Museum ; at the Royal Polytechnic Institution; and may be
obtained of Messrs. Groombridge and Sons, 5, Paternoster-row; Messrs.
Myers and Co., 144, Leadenhall-street; at the National Society's
Depository, Sanctuary, Westminster, and of the compiler, Royal Military
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MINERAL SUBSTANCES:
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Arts and Manufactures, Illustrative of the Imports, Exports, and Pro-
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BY T. E. DE XT E R,
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Used in the Arts and Manufactures, and Explanatory of Dexter's Cabinet
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4. Scotch FIR and Larco.-Specimen of leaves of each, and cones.
5. The Willow Tree.-Osier Twigs-Willow-plait for Bonnets-
Material for bonnet frames.
6. OAK.-Leaf-Oak-bark — Piece of the Trunk - Acorn-Untanned
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7. The Beecir TREE.—Leaf-Beech-nut,
8. THE ASII TREE.-Leaf and Seed.
9. THE CHESTNUT.-Leaf and Nut.
10. THE BIRCH.--Leaf–Bark.
11. Thu Walnut TREE. - Leaf and Nut.
12. The CYPRESS AND Cedar or LEBANON.-Leaves of each.
13. The SYCAMORE OR PLANL Tret.-Leaf.
Plants cultivated for their Fibre.
14. Flax.-Specimen of plant before it is sent to the mill-Fibre of the
stalks-Thread_Linen.
15. HEMP.-Fibre of the stalks—Sail ClothCord.
Plants cultivated for their Bark.
16. THE Cork Treu.~-Bark-Bark prepared.
17. The PAPYRUS OR BULRUSH OF rue Nile.--Specimen of the Reed,
and Filaments of the Crown.
Plants cultivated for their Leaves.
18. THE MULBERRY.-Silkworm's Cocoon-Silk-Satin-Velvet.
19. The Rose TREC.--Specimen of leaf and flower.
Plant useful for its Saline Properties.
20. SEA-WEED.-Specimen of Sea-weed-Soap-Bottle Glass.
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A SERIES of School Reading Books ought to be addressed
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vanced education which it is their privilege to be able to
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disciplining of their minds.
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is carried through the Series, as to fit him to regard, with an
intelligent and instructed eye, the world of nature and art by
which he is surrounded.
In giving such instruction, however, a lower estimate has
been assured by the Editor of the capacity of children, and
their power of understanding explanations of the operations
of Nature, than is usual in Scbool-books. The information-
lessons, accordingly, are limited to the description and expla-
nation of familiar objects of manufacture, and of those natural
phenomena which either fall within the range of actual obser-
vation, or which can be easily realized by the imagination,
In the earlier volumes the instructive portions have almost
exclusively in view the informing and cultivating of the Per-
ceptive and Comparing faculties, the powers of reasoning
and generalizing being directly called into operation only in
Books V. and VI., and in the " Advanced Reading Book.”
The graduation of the subject-matter of lessons is of as great
importance as the graduation of the language. Both require
careful attention from the writer of books for the young.
Moral and Religious Instruction.--In this Series, all that
moral and religious teaching which has to do with the
formation of character has been conveyed by means of
Biography, Fable, and Anecdote, rather than by directly
addressing the moral nature of children in injunctions or
precepts. This leading subject, moreover, has been allied
as closely as possible with the imagination-a faculty too
little recognised in School-books from a forgetfulness of the
facts that the moral emotions are, in childhood, most surely
reached through it, and that the masses of the children of
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forms so bright a feature of the early life of the upper
and middle classes. In the large proportion of its non-
scientific lessons, and in the union of the moral with the
imaginative, the English Reading Books are to some extent
a reaction from the prevailing practice.
Simple practical lessons have been given on the physio-
logical and social laws, which all are bound to obey as
individuals, and as members of an industrial nation.
self, more largely than is usual, of simple verses and of
poetry, not only of a descriptive and narrative kind, but as
a means of conveying moral and religious teaching. The
pieces have been carefully selected, with a view to the stage
of progress for which they are intended.
At the age at which children usually enter on a Fourth
Book of Reading, they also begin to read the New Testament
and to learn the Catechism of the Church to which they
belong. In almost all Schools, too, Text-books of Geography
and History are used. These facts have influenced what has
the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Books of the Series.
Old school favourites have been retained wherever this
was desirable.
The reader is now referred to the Prefaces and Tables
of Contents subjoined for more detailed information of the
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THE object of the Three Parts of the First English Reading Book, an
object to which every other consideration has been subordinated, is to
teach reading.
It has been arranged with a special view to its being taught on the
phonic method, though, of course, it is equally fitted for use by those who
teach the names of letters, in preference to their sounds.
The table of words of two letters inay be acquired by uttering, first
separately, and then together, the sounds of the two letters that compose
them. They are then to be read without spelling, over the succeeding
pages, until the child recognises them easily as wholes. Or, they may be
first taught as wholes, the letters representing their elementary sounds
being shown to the child by analysis. Words of three or more letters are
next formed from these, by prefixing the various consonants ; thus, at,
b-at, c-at, h-at, &c. It greatly facilitates this species of word-building, to .
use a board with grooves, in which pasteboard letters can be combined
and interchanged at pleasure ; thus, at, h-at, hat-s, th-at, ch-at, wh-at ;
and. (at a later stage), hat, hat-e, hate-s, hat-er, hat-ing; chat, chat-s,
chat-ter, chat-ting, &c.
Gradation has been carried as far as it is possible or desirable to carry
it. All the new words used in a lesson are first placed in the spelling-
lesson, which should be thoroughly got up before the reading-lesson is
attempted. In the latter, the very small number of new words intro-
duced are so often repeated as to render the reading exceedingly easy.
In Part III. this rule is slightly relaxed, by the sparing introduction of
words similar to those found in the spelling-lessons. So gentle is the
gradation, that diphthongs and words in final e do not occur before
Part III. Dissyllables formed by the most common affixes are very
gradually admitted. Those composed of words with which the child is
already familiar, as in-to, up-on, for-get, are admitted as soon as the child
knows their component parts. A few very common words, more or less
irregular, are introduced earlier than their proper place, in consequence
of their great utility in the construction of the lessons. These words, and
irregular words in general, are separated by a line from regular words ;
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the words of the preceding lessons,-it has been attempted to preserve
some connexion in the subjects of them. So far as such lessons can have
subjects, these are taken from the child's own world,- a world peopled
with play-fellows, furnished with toys and pet animals, and presided over
by the parental divinities. No one that knows children will disapprove
of an occasional indulgence in a little mild fun or childish nonsense. To
a child, the discovery that a book can talk nonsense to him, is more de-
lightful than the discovery that it can speak serious sense.
(The Contents of a book for this stage cannot well be detailed.)
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This book is adapted for children who have obtained some familiarity
with monosyllabic lessons. Few dissyllables are introduced in the earlier
lessons, but they gradually increase in number-so gradually, however,
that no well-taught pupil can find greater difficulty, in moving from one
lesson to another, than is necessary in order to insure progress. The
substance, no less than the language of the lessons, has been carefully
graduated.
As an instrument of education, the purpose of this book is to give some
satisfaction, as well as a healthy direction to the moral and imaginative
nature of children, and to rouse an inquiring but childlike interest in the
objects of everyday life. Hence the great prominence which is given to
the interesting and attractive over the purely intellectual, in opposition
to the principle on which most school-books are constructed-a principle
which seems to contemplate the conveying of information as the first
necessity.
A sufficient proportion of simple Object-Lessons have been constructed
for this Volume, the majority of them by an experienced Infant-School
Teacher. The subjects chosen have been those most familiar to the mind
of the child, and therefore best suited for the direction and cultivation of
his observing powers. The well-trained Teacher will naturally be led to
give many oral lessons on the numerous familiar objects in nature and
art, which always form interesting subjects of conversation between the
sympathetic teacher and the youngest of pupils.
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Children are fond of simple verses, and this predilection affords an
excellent opportunity for conveying moral and religious lessons. From
all such lessons, however, whether in prose or poetry, the Teacher would
do well to confine himself only to one obvious deduction. The mind of a
child fails to carry away more than one idea at a time. Why should not
school children be allowed to enjoy a story or simple sentiment or
imagination without being worried by a long investigation into all that
these may or may not mean, and thus having the bloom rubbed off what
would otherwise dwell in the mind as a vague, no doubt, yet a fertilizing
imagination, to bear fruit some future day!
The remark just made applies especially to the religious teaching of a
young child. Day by day the child's attention should be directed briefly
and simply to God's fatherly love and care and presence. This will
gradually awaken love and trustfulness in his tender mind, and the
foundation of religious faith and life will be laid strong and sure. Gradual
growth is the only healthy growth for the soul no less than for the body,
and as many germs are destroyed by being forced as by being allowed to
run to waste. An English divine, speaking of religious training, has
wisely said, “ Handle a child's heart as carefully as you would touch the
down on a peach, or the foathers on a butterfly's wing."
Contents of the Second English Reading Book.
I.—OBJECT AND GENERAL INFORMATION Lessons.
The Horse-The Dog-The Cow-Fowls-The Sheep-Living Creatures How
Living Creatures move--Iron-Bread-Coal-Glass-Clothing-What Clothes
are made of-North, South, East, and West-The Senses--The World—The
Seasons-Months, Weeks, and Days.
II.-LESSONS RELATING TO THE RELIGIOUS AND MORAL FEELINGS, TEE
IMAGINATION, AND THE CHARACTER.
The Dog and the Snow—The Boy lost in the Snow—The Boy and the Nuts-Puss
and the Fox-The Boys and the Frogs-A Walk-Who made All Things-
The Idle Boy and the Busy Bee-The Idle Boy, the Dog, the Bird, and the
Horse-Goodness of God- The Stolen Starling—Mary and the Goldfinch-
The Birds—The Boy and the Bird The Child's Hymn—The Life of Joseph
-The Bruther and Sister--Life of Moses—The Three Presents—The Old
Crow Life of David.
IIJ.-VERSES.
Kindness to Animals-God made All Things--The Busy Bee-The Child's Prayer
-What the Child has-- The Pony-God's Care of Animals—Trust and Try
-Who made the World-The Sun, Moon, and Stars—Who made the Sky-
The Cow—Child's Welcome to Spring-To a Redbreast in Winter-The
Squirrel-God is in Heaven-Saviour, like a Shepherd lead us—The Senses
--The Months—Winter-The Kind Little Boy A Little Child's Morning
Hymn-Comfort in Winter— The Stars—I asked-The Little Boy and the
Sheep-A Child's Prayer.
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THE THIRD ENGLISH READING BOOK.
144 Pages. Price 1s. 3d.
PREFACE.
The remarks prefixed to the Second English Reading Book are equally
applicable to the Third, with the following modifications :-
(1.) The language is more advanced, dissyllables being freely used, and
polysyllables of the simpler sort introduced. The sentences also are
generally longer and more complex,
(2.) The Lessons are pitched somewhat higher as regards subject-matter
and conceptior., as well as style ; and this remark applies to the poetry
and the object lessons, no less than to the lessons of a moral and imagina
tive character. A greater demand is made throughout on the power of
sustained attention."
The conveying of knowledge, however, and the training of the intellect,
continue, as in the Second Book, to be kept in due subordination to the
moral and imaginative element. A Life of Christ forms a feature of the
volume, so written, it is believed, as to convey deep and lasting impres-
sions : simplicity of language has been aimed at, in order that the atten-
tion of the pupil may not be diverted from the story and its lessons.
To combine the interesting with the progressive and instructive in both
subject and style has been a difficult task, but to omit either object from
consideration would be fatal to books which profess to train and inform
the minds of the young, no less than to lay the foundation of a love of
reading. A glance at the lessons on the Seasons and Wild Flowers will
show with what success this twofold object has been attained.*
Contents of the Third English Reading Book.
THL TITLES OF THE POETICAL EXTRACTS ARE PRINTED IN Italics.
FIRST PART.
LESSONS ON THE SEASONS AND VLOVERS, WITH MISCELLANEOUS LESSONS.
The Four Seasons.
Autumn.
Spring.
A Song for Autumn, . Mary Howitt.
Song for Spring
Winter.
Summer.
Snow: a Song for Winter.
Song of Summer.
The Fine Weather.
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FIRST PART-Continued.
The Complaint of the Wild
Life of the Lord Jesus Christ
· Flowers.
Birth and Childhood.
Hymn for Little S Hymns for Little The Birth of Christ.
Children, .
Our Wants.
The Acorn and the Pumpkin.
The Boy and the Echo.
Children.
SECOND PART.
LESSONS ON FOOD, WITH ANIMAL AND MISCELLANEOUS LESSONS.
Frank's Curiosity, . Miss Edgeworth. | The Fox and the Goat.
Bread-How it is Made.
A Visit to a Wild Beast Show.
The Senses.
The Monkey, . Mary Howitt.
The Little Ant.
On Fruits.
Milk, Butter, and Cheese.
Forethought, or the Two
Birds of Prey.
Apple Trees.
The Theft of the Golden Eagle. Story of Little Bill, the
The Young Mouse. A Fable.
Tinker's Dog.
The Young Mouse (in verse).
The Spider and the Fly-
Tea, Coffee, and Sugar.
(A New Version of an
The Child's First Grief, Mrs. Flemans. old Story), . . Mary Howitt.
Stories about Dogs.
How to make the best of it.
The Robin.
Life of the Lord Jesus Christ-
The Robin's Petition.
Teaching and Miracles.
The Robin,
Wordsworth.' A Child's Prayer.
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THIRD PART.
LESSONS ON CLOTHING, HOUSES, AND TRADES, WITH MISCELLANEOUS
LESSONS.
The Book of Nature, : : Keble. | The Coat and Buttons. A
A Lesson from the Fishes and | Fairy Tale, . : Mrs. Marcet.
Birds.
Life of the Lord Jesus Christ-
The Cuckoo, .
. Logan. Death, Resurrection, and Ascension.
The History of a Cotton Frock.com
House Building
Inicy Gray, . . . Wordsworth. Visit First.
A Fairy Tale.
Visit Second.
Linen, Silk, Wool.
Visit Third.
A Morning Hynin,
Hymns for Little
" Children. Visit Fifth.
The Nut.
Visit Sixth.
The Cow's Bell.
Sliding.
Leather and Fur.
The Straw, the Coal, and the Bean.
The Pigeons.
A Tale.
The Pet Lamb, . . Wordsworth. Trades.
Try Again.
| Lesson on Form.
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THE FOURTH ENGLISH READING BOOK.
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PREFACE.
At the stage for which a Fourth Book is adapted, children seem to
firmness and certainty to the language they have already acquired, before
proceeding to the perusal of Lessons cast in a more mature form. It has
accordingly been the Compiler's principal object in this book to furnish
various and interesting reading-confining the Lessons which are pro-
fessedly instructive to subjects which admit of practical illustration-viz.,
Vegetable Products and their Uses, Trades, and Plants. These, with the
Animal Descriptions, and a few scattered Extracts, comprise all, the.
Lessons which aim at conveying direct intellectual instruction. The
remaining Lessons, though instructive in another and more important
sense, are addressed to the moral and imaginative nature of children.
The volume is divided into Sections, each Section having some per-
vading characteristic which distinguishes it from the others.
SECTION I. consists of Miscellaneous Pieces--Moral, Imaginative, and
Intellectual.
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SECTION III. is mainly Moral in its character.
SECTION IV. is mainly Intellectual in its character ; containing Les-
sons on Vegetable Products and their Uses, Trades, Plants, and Money
The specially religious element, which forms an important element in
Books II. and III. of the Series, receives little recognition in this volume,
except in the Poetical Extracts; for this reason, that at the age at which
children enter on Book IV., they also begin to read the New Testament,
and to learn their Catechisms,--sources from which special religious in-
struction can be most effectively given.
The more difficult words in the Lessons are put at the head of each to
facilitate the reading of them to the pupil ; but it has not been thought
necessary to continue this beyond the first two Sections.
Contents of the Fourth English Reading Book.
THE TITLES OF THE POETICAL EXTRACTS ARE PRINTED IN Italics.
SECTION FIRST.-(MISCELLANEOUS.)
The Bear and the Children,
. . . Hans Andersen.
A Story of a Canary Bird.
The Use of Flowers,
Mrs. Howitt.
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What Boys and Girls ought to Know,
Boy's Week-day Booki.
The Child and the Drop of Water, ; · The Story without an end.
The Good Father, .
• Tron the Gcrman.
Tae Busle
. From the Irench.
The Children in the lood, .
· Old Ballac.
Grace Darling.
What the Earth produces for Man,
• Invish Boolc.
The Hour of Prayer,
Mrs. Hemans.
Gessler and William Tell.
The Milky Way.
The Copy Line,
Gotthold.
A Strange Sea,
Evening Prayer,
Chrisť š Birth Announced,
. Campbell.
Hospitality,
Mungo Park.
The Traveller in Africa,
• Duchess of Devon.
Story of Some Hot Water.
Self-Denial, . .
Jane Taylor.
Frost, Snow, and Ice,
Chambers's Lessons in Science.
The Trost,
F. F. Gouldı.
John Ledyard, the Traveller.
The Daisy and the Lark,
. . Hans Andersen.
Aspects of Nature, .
• Evenings at Home.
The Voice of Spring,
Mary Howitt.
The Two Schoolmates.
The Fare and the Tortoise, . . . . . Lloyd.
Pity for Animals.
The Dead Lark.
Observation; or, the Lost Camel.
Man formed to praise God, .
Montgomery.
Watches and Clocks.
Humphrey's Observations on Time.
Principle put to the Test, .
Cowper.
South Sea Islander and the Talking Chip, .
Williams
The Transmigrations of Indur,
. Evenings at Home.
The Battle of Blenheim,
Southey.
SECTION SECOND.--(CHIEFLY ANIMAL LESSONS.)
Anecdotes of Animals.
The Water Spider.
The Earthworin.
The Spider, : . Dryden.
The Worm
Gisborne. The Ant. ---Industry, . . Watts.
The Orchard Starling and
The Camel, .
Mary Howitt.
the Tailor Bird.
A Wasp the first Papermaker.
The Snail,
The Adder.
The Ostrich.
Bees.
The Polar Bear, Bingley and Thomson. | Song of the Bees, . . Miss Gould.
The Bears and Bees,
Merrick. | Maternal Affection of a Chamois.
The Swallow, . . Robert Paterson. The Beaver.
The Chameleon, . . Merrick. The Carpenter Bee and the Moth.
The Rat.
A Bird's Nest, . , . Furdis.
The Rein-Deer,
The Arctic Regions.
Classification of Auimals.
Squirrels in Lapland.
Animal Training,
Sparrow's Nest, . Mary Howitt. I
Chambers's Miscellany.
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pest, .
Mrs. Hemans.
Prayer, . .
Crabbe. How the Fly walks on the Wall.
True Heroism,. Evenings at Home. The Orphan Boy, .
Opie.
Inundation in Holstein ;
Duty.
an Old Man's Story.
Casabianca, . . Mrs. Hemons.
We are Seven, or a Child's
Must.
Notion of Death, Wordsworth. I Can't.
Whang the Miller, Oliver Goldsmith. Hercules & the Waggoner, or Self-Help.
Contented John, . . Jane Taylor. Presence of Mind.
Observation; or, the Indian
age,. .
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and the Stolen Venison.
The Kittens and the Viper, Cowper.
The Beggar Man, . . Lricy Aikin. The Shield and the Two Knights.
Adherence to Truth.
Maxims.
Try Again.
Self-Examination.
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AND ON THE STRUCTURE OF PLANTS, &c.
The Bread of Various Nations.
Industry,
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The Fruits of Various Nations.
On Plants and their Structure
The Plants which furnish Cloth-
Roots, Stems, and Leaves.
ing and Cordage.
Flowers and Fruit.
Ou Tanning.
The Buttercup and Dandelion.
Animal and Mineral Products,
Terns, Mosses, and Fungi.
and their uses.
Snow Houses, . . Sir. J. Franklin.
The Book of Traces-
The Laplander.
Candlemaking, Miss Edgeworth. Clever Boys, . , Old Barnaby.
Malt,
Father William, . . Southey.
Our Wooden Walls."
The Barometer and Thermometer.
Llewellyn and his Dog, . Southey. The Monks of St. Bernard.
Barter and Money.
The Graves of a House-
A Grecian Fable.
hold, .
• Trs. Hemans.
Coin.
Too Much for the Whistle, Franklin.
Division of Labour and Exchanges. Lost Time.
Commerce.
The Three Giants, , Mrs. Marcet.
The Little Basket-
Every Man's Debt.
Maker, . . From the German. | Maxims.
The Reward .of Labour.
Words to Village Children,
The Fairies of the Caldon-
Mrs. Gordon (Miss Brewster).
Low, . . . Mary Howitt. | The Lord's Prayer in Verse, · Blair.
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THE TITLES OF THE POETICAL EXTRAOTS ARE PRINTED IN Italics.
SECTION FIRST.
LESSONS ON THE SENSES AND OBSERVATION, WITH MISCELLANEOUS LESSONS.
Advice of a Father to his Son, .
Sterling.
The Better Land,
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A Wonderful Machine,
Demarest.
Adventures of Little Daffydowndilly,. . . Hawthorne.
The Battle of the League,
Dlacaulay.
The Books of my Boyhood, .
· Hugh Miller.
The Critic.
Account of a wonderful Skylark.
The Wreck of the Hesperus, . . . . Longfellow.
The Senses (Sight).
A Curious Instrument.
Eyes, and no Eyes; or, the Art of Seeing, . Evenings at Home.
The Senses (Touch).
The Hand, .
George Wilson.
The Wind in a Frolic,
William Howitt.
Manual Labour,
From the German.
The Senses (Taste).
The Senses (Smell).
Doctor Nose and his Four Brothers.
The Senses (Sound, Hearing).
The Deaf Man,
. From the German.
St. Philip Neri and the Youth, . . . Dr. Byrom.
Who is the Bravest ?
The Defence of the Bridge against the Tuscan Army, Macaulay.
The Soldier's Dream, .
- Campbeii.
Evil Company,
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. From the German.
Toleration.
The Imitation of Christ,
Bishop Beveridge.
Give us this day our Daily Bread, . Hymns for Little Children.
An Altar for an Offering.
The Battle of Hastings,
Charles Dickens.
The Battle of Hohenlinden,
· · Campbell.
A Tour round my Garden,
. A. Karr.
The Matcrfall and the Bricrrose,
· Wordsworth.
Account of two Tame Ravens.
The Three Black Crows, .
. Byrom.
John Adams and his Latin.
Flax: a History, .
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SECTION SECOND.
THINGS TO LOOK AT, AND HOW TO LOOK.1
I. THINGS TO BE LOOKED AT BY THOSE WHO LIVE IN TJIE COUNTRY-
Plants—their Colour, Food, and Life. | Ladybird, Gall-fly, Carpenter-bee,
Insects - Earwig, Gnat, May-fly, Fly- Honey-bee.
ing-spider.
Ants.
II. THINGS TO BE LOOKED AT BY THOSE WHO LIVE ON THE SEA-SHORE-
Sea-Anemones.
and Whelk, Sponges, Jelly - fish,
The Beach-Sand, Eggs of Ray-fish Coral Islands.
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III. THINGS TO BE LOOKED AT BY THOSE WHO LIVE IN Cirics—
Coal.
Insects and Birds—House-fly,
The Sky and the Stars.
Cricket, and Swallow.
Earth's Voices,
. G. Massey.
The Atmosphere, .
Quarterly Review.
The Sower's Song :
Carlyle.
SECTION THIRD.
MISCELLANEOUS.
An Adventure with a Bear, .
· Mayne Reid.
Lord Ullin's Daughter,
· Campbell.
Dew, Frost, and Snow,
Mann.
The Battle of the Alma,
. Dr. Russell.
Love of Country,
Scott.
The Burial of Sir John Moore,
Wolfe.
The Boaster, .
Froin the German.
Robinson Crusoe as a Farmer, .
Defoe.
Selfishness, .
Dirs. Gordon (Brewster).
Robinson Crusoe's Manufactures-Earthenware,
Defoe.
Music of Nature in Norway, .
. Harriet Martineau.
The Brook,
: : : Tennyson.
Clouds, Rain, Springs, Rivers, and Fountains
Of the Ascent of Vapour and the Formation of Clouds;
the Formation and Fall of Rain, Mrs. Marcet's Conversations.
On Springs and Reservoirs.
On Rivers, Lakes, and Fountains..
A Thanksgiving for My House, . . . Herrick.
The Ropemaker of Farfeld,
. Auerbach.
Evening Hymn,
The Weaver's Song,
Barry Cornwall.
The Horse-shoe Nail, .
Iron the German of Grimm.
Chevy Chase, .
· Old Bullad.
Use of Trifles, .
Babbage.
African Monkeys on the March,
. M. Parkins.
The Snow-Storm,
· John Wilson.
New Year's Eve
Tennyson.
The Cadi's Decisions.
Causes of the Tides, i
. Dr. Clyde.
Treasures of the Deep, .
. Lyell.
Life of Valentine Duval.
The Death of the Flowers,
Bryant.
The Story of the Turnip, :
. From the German.
Philosophy of Lamp-Lighting, .
Abbott.
The Adventures of Commodore Byron, . · Stories from History.
Where there's a will there's a way,
From the French.
Humility.
The Inchcape Bell, or Retribution, .
Southey.
Sayings of Poor Richard,
Franklin
Contentment, .
Old Poet.
Daily Life,
Henry Vaughan.
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Adventures on a Desert Island.
Icebergs and Boulders, .
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The Power of God, .
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Moore.
Filial Love, .
. Dr. Dodd.
To My Mother,
· H. K. White.
Travellers' Wonders, .
• Evenings at Home.
The Gold Repeater, .
• Auerbach.
To the Grasshopper, ..
Cowley.
Humanity,
· Beauties of History.
Delight in God only, .
Quarles.
Knowledge.
The Ambitious Weed, or the Danger of Self-Confidence, Jane Taylor.
Washington and his Mother.
The Fomes of England,
Mrs. Hemans.
The Savage and the Civilized Man, .
Sir H. Davy.
A Fox Story, : :
. Mrs. Child.
The Fox and the Mask.
Letter from Thomas Hood to a Little Girl at the Sea-side.
The Lying Servant.
A Forest on Fire,
Audubon.
A Scottish Cottage, . .
Professor Wilson.
The Pebble and the scorn.
• Miss Gould.
The Schoolboy's Pilgrimage.
The World Revealed by the Microscope,
Mantell.
To-Day.
SECTION FOURTH.
LESSONS ON MINES AND MINERALS, QUARRIES AND STONES, TIMBER, GAS, CORN-PLAN'IS
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Mining for Coal.
Mining for Ironstone, Metals, &c.
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Steel.
Pottery.
Building-Stones and Quarrying.
Gas-Light.
Wood and its Applications.
The Corn-Plants — Threshing - Mills,
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ON THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EARTH AND MAN.
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Characteristics of Asia, .
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Characteristics of Europe, .
Characteristics of Africa,
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Discovery of America,
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Characteristics of America or the New World, James Cluce, LL.D.
Influence of Climate upon Man, .
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Beginnings of Civilisation.
The Results of Civilisation,
Adam Smith.
The Wonders of Civilisation,
Arnott.
Succession of Flowers, .
Professor Balfour.
: Longfellow.
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The European Beaver.
Sagacity of the Spider,
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The Ielinemon Fly.
The Electric Eel.
Doves, . .
James Wilson.
The Raven, .
Do.
To a Water Fowl, .
Bryant.
Leech-catching.
The Boblink,
· Washington Irving.
The Mocking Bird, ..
. Alexander Wilson.
The Migratory Pigeons of America.
The Sturgeon.
The Woodpecker.
Jusects-their connexion with Plants.
Structure of Insects, .
Cowper.
The Sloth, .
: : Charles Waterton.
The Ant.
The Use of Insects.
The Destroyers of Insects.
Autumnal Insect Movements, . “ Episodes of Insect Life.”
Adaptations in Animals, .
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Covering of Animals,
Paley.
Provision made for the Preservation of Animals, . . Goldsmith.
Migration of Animals.
On the Classification of Animals.
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Moisture --Evaporation, Dew—. Mists Forcing Pump-Sucking Pump-
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Common Pump and Syphon.
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Central Heat-Volcanoes-Earth. The Thermometer.
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The Steam-engine.
Glaciers and Icebergs.
Balloons.
MISCELLANEOUS EXTRACTS.
Perilous Adventure in the Rocky Mountains, Möllhausen-abridged.
Christian Dutics, ..
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The Grasp of the Dead,
: Letitia Elizabeth Landon.
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The Humiliation of Henry IV., Emperor of Germany, Dean Millman.
The Tentyrites and the Crocodiles.
With Brains, Sir !"
; John Brown, M.D.
Perseverance against Fortune,
• Evenings at Home."
Excelsior,
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The Black Hole of Calcutta.
The Coughing Parrot.
The Treasures of the Deep, .
Felicic Hemans.
The Water-Hen-d. Fable.
The Miser and the D[ouse, .
Cowper, from the Greek.
The Folly of Pride, . .
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The Immortality of the Soul,
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The Pursuit of Knowledge under Difficulties,
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A Psalm of Life,
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The Pied Piper of Eamelin,
. . Browning.
On the Attainment of Knowledge, .
Watts.
Fitz-James and Roderick Diri,
Walter Scott.
A City Night-Piece, .
Goldsmith.
Night,
Edward Young.
Thoughts on Time, .
Do.
The Birds, the Beasts, and the Bat.
The Fox and the Crow.
Edinburgh after Flodden, .
The Three Wants, ,
J. K. Paulding,
The Town and the Country Mouse, .
· Pope.
Love for the Dead, .
· Washington Irving.
Death,
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The Canal and the Brook, :
“ Evenings at Home."
Lochiel's Warning, . : . . . . . Campbell.
Ossian's Address to the Sun.
The Battle of the Nile.
Ye Mariners of England, .
Inventive Genius of Labour,
Elihri Burvitt.
The Firmament, . .
. Bryant.
Moses at the Fair, .
. Goldsmith. :
The Council of Quadrupeds,
« Evenings at Home."
Storm in the Alps, :
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Parting of Douglas and Marmion at Tantallon Castle, Sir Walter Scott.
The Elder's Deathbead,
John Wilson.
Retribution.
Alexander the Great.
The Last Minstrel, . . . . . Sir Walter Scott.
Sir Philip Sydney.
Evening, .
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Praise of Song-Birds,
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To Daffodils,
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History of the Brave Moustache, the Soldier Dog.
Hubert, the Tame Lion.
Truth, J.:
M. M. Brewster.
Grace Darling,
. Wordsworth.
Hiawatha's Hunting,
Longfellow.
The Knight, the Hermit, and the Man.
The Pleasures of Heaven, .
of Heaven..
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Jonson.
Liberty, .
. Coleridge.
The Death of De Boune,
Sir Walter Scott.
The Death of the Little Scholar, .
Charles Dickens.
The Skylarl, :
. James Hogg.
Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers,
Felicia Hemais.
The Battle of the Baltic,
. Campbell.
Voyage across the Atlantic in a Sailing Vessel, . Washington Irving.
The Sailor's Mother,
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Necessity of Precision in using Language, .
Hobbes.
A Summer Song of Praise, .
Paul Gerhardt.
Sir Roger De Coverley, ..
Spectator.
The History of England the History of Progress, .
Macaulay.
England,
Shakspere.
" Men of England,"
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Death,
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Reading the Solace of Toil, .
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By Professor KBLLAND, of Edinburgh.
PROPERTIES OF MATTER.–Form : Density-Specific Gravity-Hardness -- Duca
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MECHANICAL FORCES. — Universal Gravitation-Gravity-Capillary Attraction-
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Death of Little Nell,
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Reading, .
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Marie Antoinette, .
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On Improvement, .
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A Gigantic Iceberg, .
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Labour and Rest, .
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God's Care for the Small as well as for the Great,
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Industry, .
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Energy, .
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Speech on the American War,
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BYRON
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Description of Mercy.
The Sea.
Bees.
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Greece.
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Death on the field of Battle.
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Nature.
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Autuinn.
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The Cloud.
Christ in the Wilderness.
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The Autumn Flower-Garden.
The Charge of the Light Brigadle.
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Elegy written in a Country
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Swiss Life.
Our Duty Here, . Bowring.
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Herrick.
God visible in all Nature.
Virtue, . , George Ferbert.
The Martyrs.
Christian Duties, Do.
Rural Sounds.
The Conqueror's Grave, Bryant.
Vanity of Earthly Possessions.
Sorrow, . . Henry Taylor.
Winter.
Treasure Trove, . . Goethe.
Evening.
To Autumn, .
The Grasshopper and Cricket, Do.
BURNS--
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On Hearing a Thrush sing ju The Labourer, . From the German.
January
Night, . . Blanco White.
To a Mountain Daisy.
Providence, . . Fletchar.
A Bard's Epitaph.
Birth and Death, Sir W. Jones.
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Set graduated on the principle that 1000
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Air-Pump, and the Pneumatic Apparatus Graduated Apparatus for Clark's Water
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Test, 45.
Glass-blowing, 14.
Apparatus for the Analysis of Carbonates,
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Apparatus for Experiments with Gases, 46.
Iron and Clay Furnaces, 18.
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Gas Burners, 21.
Fittings for Gas Bottles, 49.
Table Furnaces for Lamps and Gas Gas Receivers, Jars, Bags, Condensers,
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Gas Holders, 53.
Crucibles, 24.
Apparatus for Class Experiments with
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18 Cork Squeezers, bronzed iron, 2s.
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21 Spring Steel Tongs, to hold the spoon, 6d.
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26 Cutting-Plyers, 5 inches, 3s.
27 Black Steel Plyers, 4 inch, 1s. 3d.
28 SPATULAS, Thuringian Porcelain, glazed.
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· 9 inches, ls. 14 inches, ls. 9d.
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17 inches, 2s. 6d.
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30 Slight Glass Spoons for transvasing acids, 3d.
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32 Crucible Tongs, bright iron, straight and stout, 15 inch, 4s.
33 Charcoal Tongs, with bent points, 14-inch, Is. 6d.
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White Nitrogen
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39 Iron Foot, rectangular, 9 by 6 inches; iron rod 24 inches by 1 inch; three
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41 Iron Foot, rectangular, 9 by 6 inches; iron rod, 28 inches by õ inch;
.. three malleable iron rings, 6, 41, and 3 inches, with triangular collars
and screws, 9s.
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2, 8-inch triangle, 94 inches high, 1s. 3d.
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7-inch, 8-inch, 9-inch, each 9d.
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50 Griffin's Tube Holder, black wood rod and foot, with iron vice, 1s. 6d.
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53 Universal Support, consisting of a rod and foot, with table branch, funnel-
holder, and Sefstroem's retort holder, stained and polished wood,
75. 60.
54 Bunsen's Universal Holder, for fixing tubes, &c., in every required
position.
No, 1. Small size, black wood, 5s. No. 3. Large size, black wood, as. 6d.
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41-inch table, rise from 11 to 18 inches, black wood, 4s.
5-inch table, rise from 9 to 14 inches, mahogany, 4s.
6-inch table, rise from 12 to 19 inches, maliogany, 6s,
WOODEN SUPPORTS FOR APPARATUS.
VERTICAL CLAMPS.
56 Clamp of a fixed height, black wood, ls. 8d.
57 Clamp of changeable height, black wood, 2s. 6d.
58 Clamp of changeable height, mahogany, 3s.
59 Clamp, hinged at bottom, for holding tubes, inclined at any angle, figs.
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62 For one funnel, small size, black wood, 1s.
63 For one funnel, small size, mahogany, ls. 60.
64 For one funnel, large size, mahogany, 4s. 6d.
65 For two funnels, small size, black wood, 2s.
66 For two funnels, small size, mahogany, 3s.
67 For two funnels, large size, black wood, 4s. 6d.
68 For two funnels, large size, mahogany, 6s.
69 For four funnels, black wood, 3s.
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71 With holes for six test tubes, no pegs, white wood, 5d.
72 With 12 holes in two stages, no pegs, polished stained wood, 2s.
73 With 18 holes, no pegs, same style, 25. 6d.
74 With 8 holes and 8 pegs, white wood, ls. 2d.
75 With 8 holes and 8 stoneware pegs, polished black wood, 2s.
76 With 6 holes, japanned tin, folding, small, 10d.; large, 2s.
77 With 24 holes, no pegs, white wood, 2s.
78 With 36 stoneware pegs, no holes, black wood, 2s. 6d.
79 Mahogany Vertical Tube Stand, round, with two stages, moveable, with
13 holes and 7 pegs, 7s. 6d.
80 The same in black wood, 6s.
BLOCK SUPPORTS :-
81 Set of Six Round Wooden Blocks, for supporting and adjusting the
heights of apparatus, 4 inches diameter, and }, 11, 1, 2, and 4 inches
high, 1s. 3d
82 The same in mahogany, 2s. 6d.
83 Sets of Five Round Blocks, of 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, inches thick-
5-inch diameter, 3s, 6d. 6-inch, 5s. 7-inch, bs, 8-inch, 75.
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vessels with round bottoms, in an upright position
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APPARATUS FOR WEIGHING AND MEASURING.
85 Apothecaries' Scales and Weights, in oak box, to weigh quantities under
ounce, 25. 6d.
86 Balance, in an oak box, to carry one pound, and turn with onė grain, 16s.
· 87 Pound Pile of Avoirdupois Weights, 5s.
88 Mohr's Balance for taking the specific gravity of liquids by an easy
method, which gives the specific gravity without calculations, and
requires but a small quantity of liquid; with a separate pair of pans
for weighing solids; will carry 600 grains, and with 300 grains will
turn with 1-50th grain ; length of beam 10 inches. In a mahogany
glass case, £4 4s.
A variety of Balances in Portable Boxes, or in Glass Cases, at from 2 to 20
guineas, may be inspected at Mr. Griffin's Manufactory.
89 Grain Weights; set of accurate weights, consisting of 600, 300, 200, 100,
60, 30, 20, 10 grains in brass, and .6, 3, 2, 1, 06, 03, 02, .03 grain,
in platinum; in a mahogany box, 30s.
90 Another set, less accurate, 600, 300, 200, 100, 60, 30, 20 grains, in brass,
with knobs; and 10, 6, 3, 2, 1, grains, in brass foil, without boa, Ss.
91 Smaller set, 100, 50, 30, 20, 10, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, and grains, in brass, 4s.
92 Standard Gramme Weights, according to Mohr, justified according to the
Platinum Kilogramme of Dr. Schumacher in Altona. T'he weights
made of German silver, in the following series, 50, 20, 10, 10, 5, 2,
1, 1, 1, 05, 02, 01, 01, 005, 002, .001, .001, with 3 gilt riders, and
ivory tongs, in mahogany box, 25s.
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93 Glass Measures, acurately graduated to imperial ounces of water (8
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Two ounces, showing drachms, ls.
Five ounces, showing quarter-ounces, 1s. 3d.
Ten ounces, showing half-ounces, ls. 6d.
Twenty ounces, showing half-ounces, 2s. 6d.
Forty ounces, showing ounces, 3s. 6d.
CHEMICAL THERMOMETERS,
ALL ENCLOSED IN GLASS TUBES FOR IMMERSION IN CAUSTIO LIQUORS.
94 Thermometers with Paper Scale
To 212° F, 2s. 3d. To 350° F., 3s. To 600° F., 4s. Od.
95 Thermometers with Scale ou Mill Glass, wide and distinct-
To 212° F., 3s. 3d. To 350° F., 4s. To 600° F., 0s. 6d.
96 Thermometers with Scale on Milk Glass, very narrow-
To 212° F., 4s. To 350° F., 5s. To 600° F., Os.
97 Thermometers with Scale engraved on the solid stem of the Thermo-
ineter, very narrow-
To 212° F., 4s. To 350°F., ós. To 600° F., 6s.
Thermometers with the Centigrade Scale.
Thermometers having both Fahrenheit's and the Centigrade Scales.
Standard Thermometers, showing with accuracy the 5th or 10th of a degree.
Maximum and Minimum Thermometers in great variety.
HYDROMETERS AND SPECIFIC GRAVITY BOTTLES.
98 Set of Hydrometers, in a mahogany case, containing four spindles, with
a trial jar for the solutions, and a Fahrenheit's therinometer, 31s. 6d.
Scales of the spindles :-
•700° to 1.000° by .001
1.300° to 1 600° by .001.
- 1.000° to 1.300° by .001
1.600° to 2.000° by .001.
Other sets, with 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 7 spindles.
09 Twaddell’s Hydrometers, Griffin's improved pear-shaped form, which
insures greater strength and more delicate action; set of 6 spindles, in
mahogany case, 16s. 6d.
100 The Spindles supplied separately-Nos. 1 and 2 at Is. 6d; Nos. 3 and 4
at ls. Od.; Nos. 5 and 6 at 2s. each; with pasteboard cases, each 3d.
extra.
101 Alcoholometer, after Baumé, constructed at the temperature of 84°
. T., for use in the West Indies, Is. 6d.
102 A. Gay Lussac's Alcoholometer, showing the per-centage of alcohol at
60° F., 2s. .
B. Ditto, including a thermometer, 3s. 6d.
103 Spindle for the specific gravities of light liquors, from 700 to 1.000 by
intervals of .005, in a case, 4s. 6d.
Hycurometers, namely Alcoholometers, Saccharometers, &c., for use in the West Indies,
graduated at S4° or 850 F., as may be clesired.
SPECIFIC GRAVITY BOTTLES.
SPECIFIC GRAVITY BOTTLES.
104 Specific Gravity Bottle, to be used with the large Balance, No. 86: con-
tents 250 septems, or 1750 grains of water, or 1 lb avoirdupois, at 62°
I'ahrenheit, 2s. 6d.
The weight of the liquor in this bottle, filled up to the mark, when divided by seven, and
muutiplied by four, shows the specific gravity. Thus, suppose the 250 septems of liquor
to weigh 2625 grains. Thus, 2625, divided by seven and multiplied by four, gives 1500,
which is the specific gravity of the liquor submitted to trial, compared with water at 1000.
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105 Specific Gravity Bottles, with perforated stopper, in japanned tin cases,
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250 grains, 4s. 6d. 500 grains, 4s. 6d. 1000 grains, 4s. 6d.
106 Specific Gravity Bottles, with perforated or grooved
stoppers, without counterpoise or cases-
100 grains, 25.
250 grains, 2s.
350 grains, 2s.
500 grains, 2s. 6d.
700 grains, 3s.
1000 grains, 3s.
50 grammes, 3s.
1 cubic inch, 1s. 6d.
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107 Specific Gravity Bottle in the form of a Woulff's bottle, with two necks,
one consisting of a long capped graduated tube, and the other contain-
ing a thermometer, 10s.
AIR-PUMP AND PNEUMATIC APPARATUS.
THE AIR-PUMP AND PNEUMATIC APPARATUS
REQUIRED IN CHEMICAL PROCESSES.
108 TATE'S DOUBLE ACTION AIR-PUMP (Figure 108), with a seven-inch transfer
plate, h, fountain jet, t, water pipe, 2, and syphon-gauge, 1, £3 13s. 6d.

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109 Bell-shaped Glass Receiver, for the Pump,
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110 Stopcock, double male screw, 3s.
111 Stopcock, male and female screw, 3s.
112 Counector, double female screw, ls.
113 Connector, double male screw, 1s.
114 Connectors, male and female screw, ls.
115 Connectors for caoutchouc tubes, with male screw or female screw, ls.

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FOR DRYING SUBSTANCES IN VACUO,
116 Flat Bell-shaped Receiver, 7 inches diameter, 3s.
117 Porcelain Pan, with divisions for containing oil of vitriol,
35. 6d.
118 Glass Capsule, 6d.

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119 Glass-blower's Table, 31 by 22 inches, covered with zinc; 14-inch double
bellows, with brass ball and socket jet, and two iron weights for the
bellows, £4 4s. This bellows serves to work the Patent Blast Gas
Furnace, No. 212. Letter c, Fig. 119, l'epresents the gas jet, No. 124.
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120 Glass-Blower's Table, French pattern, with circular bellows, in iron
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122 Tate's Water-pressure Blowpipe. (See his Pneumatic Trough, No. 589.)
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124 Gas-burner to use with Glass-blower's Table, No. 119 or No. 120, with
foot and stopcock, fig. 119, c, 25. 6d.
125 Set of Glass-blower's Tools, consisting of iron rod in handle, iron cone,
pair of flat brass tongs, flat iron plate, 38.
126 Triangular File, for cutting glass tubes, with handle, 6d.
127 Berzelius's Pastilles, for cutting glass, one dozen in a box, 1s. Od.
128 GLASS TUBES, IN LENGTHS OF ABOUT 3 TEET.
One pound of any kind, at 1s. 4d.
Twenty pounds, assorted, at ls. 2d. Fifty pounds, at Is.
Soft French Glass, free from lead, easy to work at the lamp, adapted for
gas delivery tubes, 5, 2, 3, and 1 inch diameter.
Soft German Glass, free from lead, from 1 inch to inch diameter.
Hard Bohemian Tube, 1, , 1, 1 inch in diameter, for blowpipe experi-
ments.
Bohemian Combustion Tubes, for organic analyses, 1, 5, a inch bore.
Solid Glass Rod, for making stirrers, 1s. 4d. lb.
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FURNACES.
129 Deville's Chemical Forge, consisting of a powerful circular blowing-machine,
a forge, a blast furnace, and a glass-blowing table, combined, £9 9s.
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130 Luhme's Portable Furnace, made of strong iron plates, lined with fire-clay,
suitable for use with charcoal, consisting of a body, figures 130, A, B;
dome, fig. 130, c, a deep sand-bath and jacket for retorts, and a wide
flat sand-bath for basins and flasks, fig. 130, D; size of fire room, 77
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height outside, 24 inches; oval top,
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21 by 16 inches; with solid cover, and an oval sand-bath to fit the top;
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132 Set of 5 cast-iron rings, to adapt basins to the top opening of the furnace, 4s:
133 Muffles for the above furnace, 9 by 41, by 3 inches, 3s.
134 Two-Gallon Still, tin plate, with moveable top and iron jacket, to adapt it
to this furnace; fig. 418 s, 27s.
135 Condenser for this still, Mitscherlich's form, which can be opened for
cleaning; fig. 418, b, c, 16s.
136 Wooden Stool, to adapt the condenser to the still, 2s. 6d. (See Nos.
418-423, and figure 418).
137 Sefstroem's Blast Furnace, for fusions at a white heat; to be used with coke,
and requiring the blowing-machine, No. 215. Made of stout sheet-iron,
lined with fire-clay, circular, 12 inches high, 16 inches diameter; fire
room, 7 inches diameter, 8 inches deep, 34s.
UNIVERSAL FURNACE, fire-clay, bound with iron, adapted for operations with
charcoal and coke, consisting of the following pieces :-
138 The Reverberatory Furnace, three pieces, forming the ashpit, body, and
dome, with iron grate, 16s.
139 Middle Ring, to be used for heating porcelain tubes or gun-barrels, 3s.
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141 Muffle to fit the furnace, 7 by 31 by 21 inches, 2s.
142 Iron Chimney, to use with the reverberatory furnace, for crucible opera-
tions, 4 inches diameter, 3 feet high, with dome, 2s. 8d.
143 Double Iron Sand-bath, 15 inches diameter, adapted to the ashpit of this
furnace, for evaporations, is.
144 Iron Funnel or Blower, adapted to the ashpit of the furnace, to raise up
the fire, ]s. 6d.
145 Pair of Iron Plates, with 4 and 6-inch boles, to support basins over the
· evaporating furnace, ls.
146 Iron Triangle, 8-inch sides, for the same use, 9d.
147 Iron Trellis, 10 inches square, for supporting flasks over the evaporating
furnace, ls.
148 Stoneware Furnace Base, 8 inches high, to keep the furnace from burning
the table, 3s. 6d.
149 Small Iron Shovel, for fuel, ls.
150 The above 12 articles, from No. 138 to No. 149, complete, 40s.
151 Evaporating Furnace, with fire door and clay grate, and ashpit door:
6 inches diameter, 4s.; 94 ditto, 5s. 6d.; 13 ditto, 14s.
152 Evaporating Furnace, French, with ashpit, door, and clay grate ;
6-inch, 3s. 6d.; 7-inch, 4s. ; 8-inch, 4s. 6d.
153 FURNACE FOR HEATING TUBES, French pattern, fire-clay, 15 inches long,
35s. (See No. 665.)
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154 Porcelain Tubes, Berlin porcelain, glazed inside and outside.
12 inches long.
20 inches long.
26 inches long.
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155 Porcelain Tubes, Thuringian Porcelain, glazed inside, biscuit outside,
bore inch; collar at one end.
12 inches long, ls.
21 inches long, 2s. 60.
18 inches long, 2s.
24 inches long, 3s. 6d.
156 Porcelain Tubes, Thuringian ware, glazed inside, biscuit outside; collar
at one end, bore 14 inch, 37 inches long, 9s.
157 Boat-shaped Tray, for exposing substances to the action of heat and gases
in a tube; Thuringian porcelain, glazed, 3 by 1 inch, 4d.
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159 Ditto, ditto, 7 and 8 ounce sizes, 1s. 4d. each.
160 Glass Spirit-lamp, 8 ounces, with brass rack, to
raise and lower the wick, with cap, 2s.6d.
161 Deville's Blast Spirit-lamp, for burning a mixture
of alcohol and turpentine, blown with a bel-
lows, 28s. “ Chemical Recreations," page
585.)
162 Deville's Blast Turpentine Lamp, for producing
very high degrees of heat (to be used with a
blowing-machine), 40s. (See “ Chemical Recreations," page 583.).
BERZELIUS'S ARGAND SPIRIT-LAMP, mounted on a retort-stand, with rings
for crucibles, &c.; newest pattern, Berlin manufacture, polished brass
fittings, with polished wooden foot. The following varieties :-
164 With the spirit-holder surrounding the burner, 16s. 6d.
165 With the spirit-holder separated from the burner, 16s. 6d.
166 With the spirit-holder separated from the burner, and with a stopcock and
extra fittings, as shown in the figure, 21s.
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168 Lacquered, with one ring, b, small size, 7s. Ed.
169 Lacquered, large size, 9s.
170 Brass polished, with two rings, a and b, small size, 12s. 6d.
171 Brass polished, large size, 18s.
172 Jet, consisting of 5 Blowpipes by which and a blast of air supplied by the
bellows, No. 119, the heating powers of the Argand spirit-lamps may
be so increased as to cause them to fuse several hundred grains of dry
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GRIFFIN'S STONEWARE LAMP FURNACE, consisting of the following
articles :---
173 Cylinder, with air-holes for supporting basins or flasks over a spirit-lamp,
6 inches high, 8d.
174 Water-bath, in two pieces, 8d.
175 Sand-bath, 5 inches diameter, 3d.
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177 Stoneware Oil-lamp, wick-holder and cover, 8d.
178 Dome to cover flasks when heated, 4d.
179 Dome to cover retorts, 4d.
180 Support for test tubes on the sand-bath, 7 holes, 6d.
181 Four Cylinders to lengthen the main cylinder, Is. 3d.
182 Pair of hot plates, 2d.
183 Pair of Covers, with holes for basins or flasks, 4d.
184 Trellis top for the cylinder, 2d.
185 Pan, 9 inches diameter, to hold the furnace, ls. 2d.
The complete set of the above 13 articles, 7s.6d.
GRIFFIN'S TABLE FURNACE, FOR USE WITH GAS, comprehends the above
articles, excepting Nos. 173, 176, 177, and with the addition of the
following:-
186 Rose gas-burner, figure 189, 3s.
187 Stoneware cylinder, 8 inches high, fig. 207, 1s.
188 The set complete, 9s.
GAS BURNERS.
Griffin's rose gas burner, which gives either a single jet or a circle of 12
jets, perfectly free from smoke:-
189 Small size, for gentle heat, 3s.
190 Large size, powerful, 68.
190*Griffin's Analytical Gas
Furnace, suitable for
the decomposition of
silicates by fusion
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Bunsen's Gas-Burners, for
blue smokeless flames.
191 Single Jet, fig. 55, and
690 f, 1s. 9d.
192 Single Jet, with fork
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193.
holes, to adapt it to a retort stand, fig. 41 d, 3s.
193 Single Jet, with star support, fig. 41 d, 2s. 6d.
194 Triple Jet, branching, fig. 410 k, 4s. 6d.
195 Triple Jet, branching, with fork holes for retort stand, figure 47, 5s.
196 Set of four Jets, 5s.
197 Set of five Jets, Is.
198 Set of nine Jets, 15s.
199 Single Jet, with fork holes, star support, tripod support, chimney, plate to
collect ash of filters, and blowpipe jet, 6s. 9d.
200 Separately, Tripod support, 6d.
201 , Chimney, 3d.
202
Porcelain Plate, ls. 6d.
203
Blowpipe Jet, 6d.
204 Cylinder Burner, 4-inch, with 2-inch gauze top, iron foot, extra blowpipe
jet, and wooden support for the hand, 75. 6d.


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205 Cylinder Burner, 5-inch, witli gauze top, and Argand
burner, 10s.
206 Hoffmann's Gas Burner, cylinder, with gauze top, Argand
burner, and blowpipe burner, with 3-way cock and
iron foot, 12s. 6d.
Cylinders of salt-glazed stoneware, with air-holes; to support
basins, flasks, &c. over gas-burners or spirit-lamps,
and with door at the side to admit gas leading-pipe :-
207 6 inches high, 4 inches diameter, 8d.
208 8 inches high, 4 inches diameter, Is.
209 10 inches high, 75 inches diameter, 2s. 6d.
210 10 inches high, 9 inches diameter, 3s. 6d.
211 Foot to raise the cylinder No. 210, 41 inches high, 2s.
207—211.
GRIFFIN'S PATENT BLAST GAS FURNACE.
This furnace readily fuses copper and cast-iron, in lumps of 10 or 12 pounds.
It also fuses cobalt, nickel, and malleable iron. It consists of a combination
of blowpipes, 0, 16, or 26 in number, each acting upon a jet of gas. The
crucible, or substance to be heated, is packed amidst flintstones, in an earthen-
ware furnace. Gas of ordinary pressure is employed, and a blast of air is
supplied, by means of a blowing-machine. Fig. 212 A, represents a section of
one of the gas burners. Fig. 212 B, a furnace in action, with the fire inserted
at the bottom. Fig. 212 c, a furnace in action with the fire put in at the top.
A full description of the construction, management, and power of this gas furnace will be
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212 GRIFFIN'S PATENT BLAST GAS FURNACE, No. 1 A, £3, con-
taining as follows:
Gas Burner, 6 jets, with support.
Iron Crook to give the gas jet an inclined direction.
Clay Furnace, 4 pieces, interior 4 by 8 inches.
Iron Tripod Stand for ditto.
Iron Pan, 23 inches by 14 inches.
Vulcanized Tube, 3 feet, to connect the burner with the glass-blower's
table, No. 119.
Interior Fittings, viz.~
Air Dome or ventilator, 3 by 3 inches.
Six Clay Plates.
1 Plumbago Crucible and Cover, and 1 clay crucible and cover.
1 Plumbago Cylinder, 3 by 3 inches, and one of 21 by 21 inches.
The blast of air for this funace is to be supplied by the Glass-blower's Table, No. 119.
213 GRIFFIN'S PATENT BLAST GAS FURNACE, No. 3, price £8 10s.,
containing the following articles :-
Gas Burner, with 16 jets, with support and iron crook.
Clay Furnace, 4 pieces.
Lifter for Furnace, iron mounted.
Iron Tripod Stand for the furnace.
Iron Pan, with four legs, and crane for suspending and turning the
upper part of the furnace, with counterpoise.
Vulcanized Tubes for connecting the burner with the gas and the
blower, 10 feet.
Interior Fittings for this Furnace-
Air Dome or ventilator, 4 by 4 inches,
Pound Clay Plates for adjusting crucibles, 1 of 4 by 1 inch.
Ditto, 3 each of 3 by inch, and 3 by 1 inch.
Perforated Clay Cones, 5 inches high and 6 inches high.
Clay Dome, 6 inches bore, 71 over all, and 4 inches high.
Crucibles with Covers and Cylinders to fit-
Clay Crucible, 2-inch bore, 21-inch deep; Plumbago ditto ; Plumbago
Cylinder for ditto, 3 inches high, 3 inches wide outside.
Clay Crucible, 21-inch bore, 3-inch deep; Plumbago ditto; Plumbago
Cylinder for ditto, 3 inches high, 3 inches inside diameter.
Clay Crucible, 41 inches diameter, 3 inches deep; Plumbago ditto ;
Plumbago Cylinder 48-inch bore; 21 inches high.
Clay Crucible, bore 4 inches, 41 inches deep ; Plumbago ditto;
Plumbago Cylinder for ditto, 43-inch bore, 4 inches high.
Plumbago Jacket for Platinum Crucible, 21 by 2.1 inches.
Flat Plumbago Plate, 3 inches diameter, for adjusting small crucibles
to the 3-inch cylinder.
Round Crucibles with covers, fire-clay, I each, 4, 4.1, and 5 inch.
Other sizes of the Patent Gas Funace are prepared, for particulars of which, apply
to Mr. Griffin, 119, Bunhill Row.
214 BLOWING MACHINE, 12-inch circular bellows, with iron frame and lever
motion, for use with the Patent Blast Gas Furnace, No. 3, or with
Sefstroem's Blast Furnace, No. 137, price £4 4s.
215 BLOWING MACHINE of a more powerful description, which raises a greater
and more regular beat than the above, and with much less labour to
the operator, £8 Ss.
. Externally it resembles the Blowing-Machine of No. 129.
CRUCIBLES.
SAND-BATHS.
AIR-BATHS.
WATER-BATHS.
No.
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216 Berlin Porcelain Crucibles, very thin, highly glazed on both sides, conical
form, with covers.
Ounces.
Diameter. S. d.
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21 inches 0 10
14 inches
27 inches 1 0
11 inches 6 4
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14 inches 8
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217 Berlin Porcelain, cylindrical form (Liebig's), glazed, with covers.
No. 1, 11-inch, j ounce, 5d. No. 2, 1 inch, 1 ounce, 6d.
218 Conical Crucibles, wide mouth, Thuringian porcelain, glazed within,
biscuit without, all with covers.
1 ounce, 1 inch diameter, 4d.
3 ounces, 24 inches diameter, 10d.
ounce, 17 inches diameter, 5d. 4 ounces, 3 inches diameter, Is.
1 ounce, 2 inches diameter, 6d. 5 ounces, 31 inches diameter, ls. 2d.
11 ounces, 21 inches diameter, 7d. ounces, 35 inches diameter, 1s. 6d.
2 ounces, 22 inches diameter, 8d.
The set of nine, 7s.
219 Crucibles, tall and narrow, Thuringian porcelain, biscuit inside and
outside, with spout, all with covers.
i ounce, 5d.
5 ounces, ls.
1 ounce, 5d.
16 ounces, ls. 8d.
2 ounces, 6d.
24 ounces, 2s.
4 ounces, 10d.
32 ounces, 2s, 6d.
221 Platinum Crucibles of all sizes. Price according to size and weight.
222 Round Crucibles of refractory fire-clay, for the assay of lead ores, and
sufficient for the fusion of copper, cast iron, &c., London-made.
Price per dozen-
3-inch, 10d. I 5-inch, 2s.
7-inch, 6s.
31-inch, 1s. 2d. 53-inch, 2s. 6d. 8 inch, 8s.
4.inch, Is. 6d. 6-inch, 3s. 6d. I 9-inch, 10s.
41-inch, 1s. 9d. 1 61-inch, 4s. 6d. I 10-inch, 15s.
223 Patent Plumbago Melting Pots, best quality.
No. 1, 3d.
No. 6, ls. 6d. 1 No. 18, 75. 6d.
No. 2, 6d.
No. 12, 3s.
No. 30, 7s.6d.
No. 4, 1s. .
Other sizes up to No 400, price £5.
Each number expresses a capacity of about two pounds of water.
224 Hessian Crucibles, triangular form, fire-clay.
Nest of five small crucibles, 6d.
Nest of five large crucibles, 8d.
Nest of eight crucibles, Is. 6d.
All other sizes supplied, and in quantities, at a reduced price.
AIR BATHS, WATER BATHS, SAND BATHS.
225 Griffin's Hot-water Bath, by which substances can be rapidly dried in a
current of air at 212° F. Copper double bath, with door at top.
Inside measurement 5 by 5 inches by 6 inches deep ; outside, 7 by
ñ by 77 inches deep, with a chimney, 255.
226 Ditto, larger size; inside 63 and 64 inches by 71 inches deep, outside 9
by 9 inches, by 9 inches deep, 42s. .
227 Griffin's Steam-bath. See apparatus for hot filtrations, No. 347.
APPARATUS FOR ASSAYING.
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228 Thermometer suitable for this bath, showing 330° F., with paper scale,
enclosed in glass, 3s.
229 Copper Water Bath, hemispherical., with handles, to put on a retort-stand
ring or a furnace top, 57 inches diameter, with 4 rings for small
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basin, 8d.
231 Cast-iron Pans for Water-baths, or Sand-baths, with
flat iron covers.
9 inches wide, 4 inches deep, Is. 6d.
10 inches wide, 41 inches deep, 2s.
12 inches wide, 5 inches deep, 2s. 6d.
232 Oil Bath, with receptacle for filters, in one piece,
for drying precipitates, salt-glazed stoneware, Is.
233 Ditto, Berlin porcelain, 2s.
234 Tin Sand Bath, for this oil bath, 6d.
234.
235 Taylor's Hot-air Bath, for drying powders, &c., japanned tin, 12s. 6d.
286 Rammelsberg's Hot-air Bath, for drying powders at a fixed heat, made of
brass, with a contrivance for securing a current of dry air through
the bath, 4 inches high, 4 inches wide, 7s.6d.
237 Bunsen's Copper Air-Bath, with thermometer regulator, for securing a
constant temperature for any length of time, a fork to support a gas
burner, and four feet of caoutchouc tube, price 30s. (Chemical
Recreations,” page 567.)

APPARATUS FOR ASSAYING.
238 CUPELLING FURNACE, of wronght-iron plate, lined with fire-clay, with an
extra opening for heating a tube, suitable for a mufile measuring 9
inches long, 47 inches wide, and 3 inches deep, £5 5s.
239 Muflles for this furnace, each 3s.
240 Cupels, per dozen, 1 inch, 1s. ; 1} inches, 3s.; 2 inches, 4s. 6d.
241 Long Steel Cupel Tongs, for removing cupels from the muffle, 27-inch, 29.
242 Steel Cupel Mould, for making cupels of 1), 11, or 1 inch in diameter, 10s.
243 Mallet for driving the die into the ring of the cupel mould, Is. 6d.
244. Glass Parting Flask, conical, 3 ounce, per dozen, 4s.
245 Glass Parting Flask, French form, 1 ounce, 2 ounce, 4 ounce, per dozen,
2s. 6d.
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246 Tongs for holding the conical parting flask, ls. 3d.
247 Copper Assay Scoop, 5s.
248 Wrought-iron Crucible, 4 inch, 3s.
249 Steel Slice, for cutting the fused assay out of the iron crucible, 30 inches
long, 3s.
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250 Ingot Mould, with two hemispherical holes, 1 inches diameter, 4s.
251 Ingot Mould for small bars; size of cavity, 4 inches by 12 inch, and 1 inch
deep, ls.
252 Cast-iron Mortar, bell-shaped, with pestle, 6 inches diameter, 3s.
253 Iron Crucible Tongs, straight, 26 inch, 2s.
254 Small Crucible Tongs, bent, 14 inch, 1s. 4d.
255*Hammer for flattening gold, about 6 lb., bright face, 6s.
256 Box Sieve, 3 inches in diameter, with 3 divisions, size of gauze, 100, 50,
and 30 to the inch, with cover, 4s. 6d.
257 Flat Sieve, 5 inches diameter, with 3 sieves, 100, 50, and 30 to the inch,
3s. 6d.
258 Scorifiers, fire-clay, 2-inch, per dozen, 3s.
*** A more complete List of Assaying Apparatus may be had from.
Mr. GRIFFIN, 119, Bunhill Row.
BLOWPIPE APPARATUS.
BLOWPIPE APPARATUS.
259 Collection of Blowpipe Apparatus, containing the principal instruments for
school use, arranged in a japanned tin box, 21s.
260 Collection of Blowpipe Apparatus for the pocket, consisting of the most
essential instruments, in a japanned tin oval box, 53 inches by 2
inches broad, 12s.
261 GRIFFIN'S APPARATUS FOR CHEMICAL ANALYSIS BY THE
BLOWPIPE, comprehending everything necessary for that purpose,
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Support for the Lamp.
Wires, Foil
Steel Tongs for Trimming the Lamp.
Anvil
Twelve Tubes for Sublimations.
Tubes, & ..
Twelve hard glass Test Tubes.
Six hard glass Arsenic Tubes.
Charcoal Supports for reduction.
Charcoal Supports for fusion.
Two Holders for Charcoal Supports.
Steel Tongs with Platinum Points.
Open Tubes
Lucifers
Two Pieces of Platinum Foil.
Three Platinum Wires.
Copper Wire for the detection of Chlorine,
Iodine, and Bromine.
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Tin Wire for Reductions.
Books of Litmus, Turmeric, Lead, and
Brazil Test Papers.
Square Steel Auvil.
Steel Hammer with cutting edges.
Agate Pestle and Mortar.
Lucifer Matches. Cotton Wick.
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Two Porcelain Capsules.
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File to cut Glass Tubes.
Albata Spoon and Spatula.
Boxes and Bottles, with a supply of the fol-
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Cyanide of Potassium, Nitre, Bisulphate of
Potash, Gypsum, Fluorspar, Nickel Borate,
Lead for Cupellation, Bone Ashes, Silica. Set of moulds, with a stock of materials for
making the charcoal supports.
Pair of Japanned Tin Boxes, suitably divided to contain all the foregoing articles, the whole
in a strong mahogany cabinet.

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262 PORTABLE BLOWPIPE APPARATUS for a travelling mineralogist or metallur-
gist, the size of a dressing case; fitted up according to the instruc-
tions of Berzelius, Sefstroen, Mitscherlich, Von Kobell, and Plattner,
with extra supply of Tests and of glass, platinum vessels, steel
mortar, &c., very complete, arranged in three japanned divided cases,
packed in a solid brass-bound mahogany box, £8 8s.
263 Griffin's Conical Blowpipe, japanned tin plate, with brass nozzle, sd.
264 Bergman's Blowpipe, with spherical cavity, brass, with ivory mouthpiece
and 2 jets, 3s.
265 Black's Conical Blowpipe, brass, with ivory mouthpiece, 2s. 6d.
266 Tennant's Blowpipe, with flat cylindrical cavity, brass, with ivory mouth-
piece and two jets, 5s.
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267 Acid Bottle, for the pocket, for mineralogists to use in the field; cut glass,
with stopper and cap, 1 ounce, 2s.
268 Iron Spoons, one inch bowl, short handle, for trying the combustibility of
bodies, 1 d.
269 German Silver Spoon, with spatula handle, for preparing mixtures for
blowpipe assay, 3d.
270 Small Tubes, of hard Bohemian glass, closed at one end, for blowpipe
operations, sublimation, testing for arsenic, water, &c.
1 inch, l] inches, and 2 inches long, by ſ, t, or 4 inch diameter,
per dozen, 4d.
For larger Test Tubes, see No. 310.
271 Collection of 54 Simple Minerals, suitable for experiments with the blow-
pipe, in a pasteboard cabinet, 10s. 6d.
272 Collection of 100 Simple Minerals, for blowpipe experiments, in a paste-
board cabinet, 16s.
All other Requisites for Analysis by the Blowpipe supplied.
BLAST BLOWPIPES FOR FUSIONS.


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273 Oxyhydrogen Blowpipe, having two tubes for !
the separate gases, two stopcocks, and
union connectors, two jets, and a lime-
holder; the whole on a brass stand, 35s.
274 Herapath's Gas Blowpipe, with a tube, through
which air is blown by the mouth into the
flame, 7s.6d.
275 Bunsen's Improved form of the Gas Blow-
pipe, with 2 stopcocks and 3 brass nozzles,
(1, 2, 3), giving heat sufficient to ignite a
large crucible, 15s.
Fig. 275, but without caoutchouc pipes.
276 Herapath's Gas Blowpipe, well made, in brass,
fixed on a stand, with moveable joints,
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with a vulcanised caoutchouc blowing-machine, and a caoutchouc
regulator, 40s.
See fig. 276; c is the blower, d the regulator. In practice the blower is pressed
by the foot of the operator. (See also Nos. 622 and 623.)
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SOLUTIONS.
BEAKERS.
BOHEMIAN GLASS 'BEAKERS, uniform in thickness, for containing hot
liquids.
277 Set of 13 Beakers, largest size, from 2 inchès by 11
inches to 114 inches by 6 inches, 10s. 6d.
278 Set of 8 Beakers, from 32 inches by 21 inches to 9
inches by 5 inches, 6s. 6d.
279 Set of 10 Beakers, from 27 inches by 1.1 inches to ry
inches by 4.7 inches, 5s. 6d.
280 Set of 5 Beakers, from 24 inches by 18 inches to 41
inches by 24 inches, 2s.
281 Set of 3 Beakers, from 14 by 1 inch to 2 inches by 15
inches, 10d.
277.
282 GRIFFIN'S BEAKED TUMBLERS, Bohemian glass, uniform
in substance throughout, with good spouts. Set of
6, from 2 ounce to 24 ounce capacity, best quality,
3s. 6d.
283 Ditto; set of the 4 smallest sizes, 2s. 3d.
284 Jar with wide mouth, beaker form, but strong, Bohe-
mian glass, contents 28 pints, 10s. 6d.
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285 GERMAN HARD GLASS FLASKS, uniform in substance, with phial lip, suitable
for corking, when used as gas bottles, price per diozen :-
2 ounce, 2s.
12 ounce, 4s. 6d.
60 ounce, 13s.
3 ounce, 2s. 3d.
16 ounce, 5s.
80 ounce, 16s.
5 ounce, 2s. 9d.
20 ounce, 75.
100 ounce, 21s.
6 ounce, 3s.
30 ounce, 8s.
120 ounce, 24s.
8 ounce, 3s. 6d.
40 ounce, 10s.
160 ounce, 30s.
10 ounce, 4s. 3d.
50 ounce, 12s.
200 ounce, 36s.
286 Globular Flasks, with long neck; contents, 2 gallons, 12 inches diameter;
neck, 18 inches by 3 inches wide, 6s.
287 SPHERICAL FLASKS, wide neck, mouth
welted. Paris Ballons.
Price per dozen :-
4 ounce, 2s.
16 ounce, 5s. 6d.
6 ounce, 3s.
24 ounce, 6s, 6d.
8 ounce, 3s. 6d. 32 ounce, 8s. 60.
10 ounce, 4s.
40 ounce, 10s. 6d.
12 ounce, 4s. 6d.
285, 289.
289 Flasks, slight, blown from hard glass
tube ; flat bottom, turned mouth,
ounce to 11 ounce, 2s. dozen;
2 ounce to 3 ounce, 2s. 6d. dozen.
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290 Flasks, globular, extremely hard German glass; olive green colour, in-
dented bottom, phial lip.
6 ounce, ld. i 14 ounce, 2d. I 20 ounce, 3d. i 30 ounce, 4d.
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291 Porcelain Digester, egg shape, with neck and wide mouth, glazed
Thuringian porcelain.
No. 1, 4 ounce, sd. I No. 2, 2 ounce, 6d.
292 Porcelain Digesters, or deep basins, Thuringian porcelain, very thin and
light, glazed ; can be used for evaporation to dryness.
No. 1, 2 inch diameter, 1 in. deep, 1 ounce, 4d.
No 2, 21 inch diameter, 21 in. deep, 3 ounces, 8d.
293 Water Bottle, with two jets, for supplying water to tubes, flasks, &c., 30
ounce, ls. 6d.
294 Ditto, 16 ounce, ls.
295 Conical Precipitating Jars, German glass.
1 pint, 4d.
4.1 pints, 25.
1 pint, 6d.
9 pints, 4s.
11 pints, Is. 6d.
20 pints, 88.
GLASS CIRCULAR Covers, for Basins, Funnels, Jars, &c., consisting of round
flat discs of glass, either plain or ground on one side, to close vessels
air-tight, fig. 300, c. Price per dozen :
296. 297.
296 297.
Diameter. Plain. Ground.
Diameter.
Plain.
Ground.
2 inch 5d.
9d. 5 inch
2s. 6d.
27 inch 5d. 10d. 5.7 inch
2s. 9d.
3 inch 6d. 1$.
6 inch
31 inch 7 d. ls. 3d.
r inch 2s. 3s. 6d.
4 inch Sd. ls. 6d.
8 inch 2s. 6d. 58.
41 inch 10d. ls. 9d.
9 inch 3s. 6d. 7s.
Woulff's Bottles for preparing Solutions.
298 With 2 Necks.
299. With 3 Necks.
Contents.
Contents.
10 oz. ls.
10 oz. ls. 9d.
20 oz. ls. 3d.
20 oz. 2s.
30 oz. Is. 6d.
30 oz. 2s. 3d.
40 oz. ls. 9d.
40 oz. 2s. 6d.
60 oz. 2s.
60 oz. 2s. 9d.
300 Cylindrical Jars, for measures, with foot and flange, but no spout.
31 inches high, 2 inches wide 2 ounce, or 60 cent. cubes, 5d.
5 , 150 ,
10 , 300
20, 600
ls. 6d.
40 , 1200 , 2s.
Jars for containing solutions, stout
glass, on broad feet, with
spout or with flanged mouth, at
the same price.
301 With Spouts.
8 in. high, 2 in. wide, 10d.
2
11d.
ls.
12 , 2 , ls. 3d
1s. 6d.
302 With Flunged Mouths.
15 in. bigh, 13 in. wide, 1s. 3d.
15 , 18 , ls. 6d.
12 , 3 , 1s. 9d.
15 , 3
2s. 6d.
20 , 5 . iz Os.
300, 302.
301.
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303 LIXIVIATING JARS, narrow in the middle, wide mouth, with spout, no feet;
for cold liquors.
1 pint, 8d.
3 pints, 1s. 2d.
5 pints, 1s. 6d.
2 pints, ls.
4 pints, ls. 4d.
ī pints, 2s.



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298.
299. 295. 303.
308.
TESTING AND PRECIPITATION,
TEST GLASSES ON FOOT.
304 Clark's Conical Test-Glass, with spout, one ounce size; per dozen, 3s.,
per gross, 3).s. 6d.
305 Bohemian Test-Glass, conical, fine glass; per dozen :-
1. ounce, 3s. 6d.
3 ounce, 5s. 64.
2 ounce, 4s. 6d.
4 ounce, 6s. 6d.
306 Conical form, French pattern; per dozen :-
1 ounce, 3s.
4 ounce, 4s. 6d.
2 ounce, 3s. 6d.
5 ounce, 5s. 6d.
3 ounce, 4s.
6 ounce, 6s. 6d.
307 Very small slight Conical Test Glass, for minute testing, per dozen, 15. 6d.
308 Cylindrical Test Glasses, on foot; per dozen :-
4 ounce, 6s.
18 ounce, 12s.
12 ounce, 9s.
309 Glass Stirrers, round at one end, pointed at the other.
3 inches long, per doz., 2d. 9 inches long, per doz. 9d.
, 4d. 12
» ls. 6d.
310 TEST TUBES, best hard White German Glass, neatly finished and
well annealed; price per dozen :- .
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10d. 11d. ls. 1d. ls. 2d.
lls. 70. 2s. Id.
1s. Id. is. 2d. Is. 3d. 1s. 7d. 1s. 9d. 2s. 2d.
ls, 3d. 1s. 4d. Is. 70. ls. 9d. 2s. 1d. 25. 4d.
12s. 12s. 2 d. 12s. Ed.
For smaller Test Tubes, see Blowpipe Apparatus, No. 270.
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PIPETTES. TEST PAPERS.
311 Brush for cleaning Test Tubes, 3d.
312 Nests of Test Tubes, in round pasteboard cases.
Case of 6 Tubes, 10d.
Case of 9 Tubes, ls. 3d.
Case of 12 Tubes, 2s..
313 PIPETTES for applying Tests in drops, straight, plain, per dozen :-
4 or 5 inch, 1s. 6 inch, 25. 10 inch, 2s. 6d.
314 Pipettes, with bulbs, for removing liquids, slight, with one-inch bulb,
straight, 3d.
315 Ditto, with bent tube, 3d,
316 Larger, with cylindrical
reservoir; contents
1 oz., straight, 6d.
318.
317 Ditto, bent tube, 6d.
318 Ditto, straight, with reservoir, 4-ounce contents, ls.
319 TEST PAPERS, delicate, bound in cheque books of 50 leaves,
3 inches by j inch.
315.
Neutral Litmus. | Turmeric. Lead. Starch.
Price 2d. each book. In quantities as follows:
Litmus, blue, red, and neutral, per dozen, Is. 6d. ; per gross, 15s.
All other kinds,
per dozen, 1s. 3d. ; per gross, 12s.
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320 Wooden Box, with 8 test books, assorted, 1s.; per dozen, 9s.
321 Wooden Box, with 12 books of litmus, 2s.
322 Leather Case, for one test-book for the pocket, 4d.
LITMAUS
322
323 Test Papers, strongly coloured, and of large size, 5 inches by inch, for
experiments at lectures; in a pasteboard box, containing 6 books,
ls. 6d. ; per dozen, 12s. Blue and red litmus, yellow and brown tur-
meric, lead paper, and starch paper.
324 Test Metals, a collection of wires and small bars, for metallic precipitations
in testing, in a wooden box, ls.; per dozen, 9s.
325 Marsh's Apparatus for the detection of arsenic, mounted on a mahogany
stand, 6s.
326 Tubes for the detection of arsenic, hard German glass, free from lead,
1s. per dozen.
FILTRATION. FUNNELS. FILTERS.
327 Brush for cleaning narrow-glass tubes, 2d.
Trays, or Flat Pans, of Wedgwood's Porcelain, in which to place acid
bottles, small furnaces, &c., to protect the table from corrosion in the
event of the spilling of chemicals:-
328 Shallow Trays, 11 or l] inches deep.
9 inches long, 7 inches wide, Is. 3d.
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329 Deep Trays, 2 inches to 3 inches deep.
ñ inches long, 5 inches wide, 1s. 6d.
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PRECIPITATES.
330 FUNNELS FOR FILTRATION, superior circular FILTER PAPERS,
in packets of 100, and JAPANNED BOXES for the filters, each able
to contain 200 papers.

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Price.
4d.
4d.
5d.
FUNNELS.
Diameter.
Price.
l-inch . . 11d.
11-inch.. 1 d.
11-inch . . lid.
2-inch .
21-inch . . 210
3-inch . 30.
4-inch . . 4d.
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Diameter,
Price.
2-inch . , 2d.
21-inch 2d.
23-inch. 31d.
3-inch, .
4-inch . . 6d.
57-inch . . 9d.
7-inch . . ls.
2d.
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70.
9d.
ls.
331 The set of seven funnels, ls. 4d.
332 The set of seven boxes, with 100 filters in each, 7s.
333 The Pyramid Filter Case, containing 700 filters, namely, 100 of each size,
Nos. 0 to 6, 12s. Price of the filter case without filters, 9s.



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334 Filtering Paper, of the best quality, in square sheets, measuring 24 inches
by 24 inches, per quire of 24 sheets, 1s. 6d.
335. Funnels of extra large sizes, for which cut filters are not prepared :-
5 inch, 6d. 1 7 inch, 1s. T 9 inch, ls. 9d.
6 inch, 9d. 8 inch, 1s. 6d. 10 inch, 2s.
336 Funnels, glass, deeply ribbed; 3 inch, 6d. ; 4 inch, 8d.; 5 inch, 10d.
337 Funnels, slight, blown glass, i inch to 1 inch wide, with narrow necks ;
per set of three, 4d.
338 Funnel, 6 inches diameter, with stopcock in the neck, 6s. 6d.
339 Separatory Funnel, globular form, 4 inches diameter, stoppered mouth,
and with a stopcock in the neck, 6s.
340 Separatory Funnel, with two glass liandles, stopper and stopcock, 9s.
341 Flat Glass Covers, for jars, with central hole for a funnel, price according
to diameter: 4 inch, 7d.; 5 inch, 8d.; 6 inch, 9d.
342 FUNNEL HOLDERS. (See Nos. 62 to 70.)
· 343 Funnel Holder, a perforated porcelain ring, for supporting large funnels on
jars, 61 inch diameter, Is. 6d.
344 Donovan's Apparatus for the filtration of solutions of caustic potash,
globular funnel, with flask of 30 ounce size, with stopper and caoutchouc
connecter, 7s. 6d.
345 Ditto, with spindle-shaped funnel, and glass tube connecter, flask 30
ounce, os.
346 Decoction Strainer, Thuringian porcelain, consisting of 4 pieces, viz.
funnel, sieve, pestle, and ring; the set, 5s.
347 Apparatus for Filtration, at 212° Fahr., consisting of a water-bath of
japanned tin, 114 inches long, 5 inches wide, 4 inches deep, mounted
on 3 iron legs 9 inches long, having a space for a 5 inch funnel of
60°, a 5 inch opening for an evaporating basin, a 37 inch opening for
a basin, and 2 openings for boiling-tubes, 12s.
348 Ditto, with a 5 inch funnel, ground edge, and a 6 inch ground glass plate,
13s. 6d.
Extra Stout Funnels, Bohemian glass, ground at the mouth and neck, at a
higher price.
349 Bottle for washing Precipitates by a constant flow of water, 30 ounce
bottle, with Berzelius's jet, Is. 6d.
350 Washing-Bottle, fitted with handle, for use with hot water, caoutchouc
fittings, 2s.
351 Washing - Bottle, with
Berzelius's single
jet, Is.
352 Washing-Bottle, with jet
and blowing-pipe,
Is. 6d.
PERCOLATORS, for pre-
paring extracts by
means of ether, al- "
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ing of a glass funnel
in connexion with
a bottle :-
354 Consisting of a 30-ounce 4
bottle, with a globu-
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in neck, 7s.6d.

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355 Consisting of an 80 ounce Bottle, with a globular funnel, 6 inches diameter,
wide-mouthed, stoppered, 9s.
356 Consisting of a Bottle, 1) gallon size, with a cylindrical funnel, gallon
size, with 2 glass stopcocks, stoppers, and connecters, 35s.
SYPłons for transvasing Liquors, to separate them from precipitates, &c.
357 Plain Syphon, small size, 13 inch, 4d. Large size, 15 inch, 6d.
358 Syphon, with suction tube, large size, Is. 60.
359 Mitscherlich's Syphon, with suction tube, Is.
360 Ditto, larger size, ls. 3d.
361 Wirtemberg Syphon, with equal branches, ls.
362 Syringes of Glass for washing filters and transvasing liquids, 10 by
i inch, with point, either straight or bent, 2s.

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363 Evaporating Basins of Berlin Porcelain, glazed inside and outside, with
spout.
No.
ounces. S. d.
S. d.
00 23 2 0 4 1 6 6 16 ounces. 1 7
0 31 21 0.5 l Ÿ 71 l pint. 2 0
1 3 3 0 ñ 8 82 2 pints. 2 8
2 33 4 0 V j 9 10 4 pints. 4.0
3 .4 6 0 10 10 12 7 pints. 6 6
4 41 S 1 0 1 11 14. 10 pints. ñ 6
43 10 1 3 12 151 18 pints. 25 0
364 Evaporating Basins, Berlin porcelain, flat form, steep sides, with spouts.
No. 1, 22 inch, 1.1 oz., 5d. No. 5, 41 inch, 8 oz., 1s.
, 2, 3 do., 2 Ož., 7d. , 6, 5 do., 12 oz., ls. 3d.
, 3, 31 do., 3.1 oz., 8d. , 7, 6 do., 18 oz., 1s. 8d.
, 4, 4 do., ő oz., 10d.
The set of Seven, 6s. 5d.
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365 Evaporating Basins, Berlin porcelain, very thin, hemispherical, without
.: spouts, glazed.
No. 000, 1 inch, 1 drm., 2d. 1. No. 3, 2 inch, 1 oz., 6d.
, 1, 13 do., 4 do., 4d. 1 , 4, 21 do., 1 oz., 8d.
, 2, 13 do., 6 do., 5d. , 5, 27 do., 2 oz., 10d.
366 Cups, thin and thick, a great variety of patterns, Berlin porcelain, for the
evaporation of small quantities in analytical operations, per dozen,
assorted, 2s...
367 Berlin Porcelain Basin or Pouret, 2 inches diameter, with handle, in one.
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364, 370.
366.
367.
368 Evaporating Basins, Thuringian porcelain, thin in body, with very good
spouts, glazed within, biscuit without.
No. 1, 63 inch, 16 oz., ls. I No. 6, 34 inch, 4 oz., 8d.
1, 2, 5 do., 14 oz., 1ld. „ 7, 37 do., 21 oz., 7d.
, 3, 51 do., 9 oz., 10d. , 8, 2 do., 2 oz., 6d.
» 4, 41 do., 7 oz., 9d. , 9, 21 do., 1 oz., 4d.
The set of Nine, 6s.
369 Evaporating Basins, Thuringian porcelain, large size, with good spouts,
glazed within, biscuit without.
No. 00, 15 inch, 16 pints, 12s. I No. 3, 10 inch, 4 pints, 3s. 3d.
, 0, 14 do., 12 do., 8s. 6d. „ 4, 9 do., 3 do., 25. 9d.
„ 5, 8 do., 2 do., 2s. 3d.
, 2, 11 do., 6 do., 4s. 6d. | . 6, 71 do., 13 do., Is. 9d.
370 Evaporating Basins, Thuringian porcelain, cylindrical form, flat bottons,
steep sides, with spouts, glazed within, biscuit without.
No. 1, 4 inch, 4 oz., 10d. No. 3, 3 inch, 24 oz., 8d.
» 2, 37 do., 31 02., 10d. 1 „ 4, 21 do., 2 02., 8d.
The set of Four, 3s.
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376.
377. 385.
371 Evaporating Basins, Thuringian porcelain, very thin and shallow, with
sharp' spouts, glazed within and without.
No. 1, 3 inch, 2 oz., 10d. No. 3, 2 inch 1 oz., 6d.
» 2, 3 do., 11 oz., 8d. I · 4, 21 do., 1 oz., 6d.
The set of Four, 2s. 6d.
372 Evaporating Basins, Thuringian porcelain, hemispherical form, without
spouts, glazed inside, biscuit outside.
No. 1, 41 inch, 10 oz., ls. No. 5, 24 inch, 2 02., 6d.
, 2, 4 do., 8 oz., 10d. » 6, 2 do., 1 oz., 5d.
.3, 31 do., .6 oz., 9d. , 7, 11 do., Z., 3d.
, 4, 3 do.s' 4 oz., 8d. The set of Seven, 4s. 5d.
EVAPORATING BASINS.
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373 Evaporating Basins, Thuringian porcelain, fat, 2 inches deep; with ver-
tical sides and spouts, glazed inside, biscuit outside.
No. 1, 11 inches diameter, contents 3 pints, 5s. .
, 2, 10 do.
do 2 do. 3s. 6d.
» 3, 63 do. do. 1 do. ls. 8d.
374 Evaporating Basins, with vertical sides and spouts, Thuringian porcelain,
glazed inside and outside.
111 inch diameter, 4 inches deep, 6 pints, 4s. 6d.
81 do. 3 do. 3 do., ls. 8d.
375 Evaporating Basin, Thuringian porcelain, flat, thin and light, glazed both
sides, 24 inches, without spout, 4d.
376 Evaporating Basins, with handle, in one piece (ladles) glazed inside and
outside, with sharp spouts, Thuringian porcelain.
No. 00, 8 inches diameter, 65 ounces, 6s. 6d.
, 1, 62 do
30 do 4s. 6d.
, 5, 4 do
8 do. •2s. 6d.
377 Evaporating Basins, with spout, socket and wooden handle (ladles), Thu-
ringian porcelain, glazed.
24 inch diameter, 1 oz., 10d. . l 49 inch diameter, 8 oz., 2s,
• 31 do., 4 oz., 1s. 4d.. y do., 32 02., 4s.
378 Cups of Thuringian porcelain, 1 to 2 inches diameter, various patterns,
. glazed, thick in body, for slow evaporations to dryness; per dozen
assorted, 2s. 6d.
379 Crystal Drainers, Thuringian porcelain (colanders), flat bottoms, vertical
sides.
7 inches diameter, 2s.6d. 1 11 inches diameter, 4s. 6d.
380 Evaporating Basins, of Berlin semi-porcelain, with hard porcelain glaze,
with spout. .
54 inch, 8 ounce, 5d.
12 inch, 51 pints, 3s. 4d.
62 do., 16 do. 7d.
13 do., 9 do., 5s.
9 do., 24 pints, ls. 4d.
14 do., 11 do., 5s. 9d.
101 do., 31 do. 2s.
16 do., 15 do., 7s.
381 Evaporating Basins, of Berlin semi-porcelain, glazed, with spout, set of 6,
from 21 to 41 inch, 1s. 8d.
382 Ditto, set of 6 shallow basins, 2 to 4 inches, without spout, Is. 8d.
383 Hemispherical Evaporating Basins, Berlin semi-porcelain, stout, glazed,
no spout, 10 inch, 3s. 9d.; 12 inch, 6s. 9d.; 14 inch, 9s. 6d.
384 Evaporating Basins, or Pans, Berlin semi-porcelain, with covers and
wooden handles.
No. 1, 4 inch, contents, 8 ounces, 2s
2, 41 do do. 12 do. 25. 4d.
, 3, 51 do. do. 24 do. 3s.
385 Evaporating Basins, or ladles with spout, Berlin semi-porcelain, with wooden
handles.
No. 1, 4 inch, contents, 8 ounce, ls. 6d.
, 2, 47 do. do. 12 do. 1s. 9d.
: „ 3, 51 do. do. 24 do. 2s.
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386 Evaporating and Crystallising Basins, of salt-glazed stoneware. Too rough
for analytical purposes, but useful for crystallisations :-
DIAMETER. CONTENTS. PRICE.
DIAMETER. CONTENTS. PRICE.
Inches. Ounces.
3d.
53d.
3d.
16
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20 7 d.
4d.
8d.
450.
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5 8
10d.
387 Bohemian Glass Evaporating Basins, uniform in glass, without punty
mark, ground on the edges, cylindrical form, flat bottoms, vertical
sides, no spout; set of nine, from 2 inches to 6 inches diameter, and
from 2 to 3 inches deep, 3s. 6d. ; set of eight, omitting the largest, 3s.
388 Bohemian Glass Evaporating Basins, hemispherical form, with spout, cut
edges, eleven sizes, from 21 inches or 2 oz. to 10 inches or 80 ounces;
the set of eleven, 9s.
389 A set of three such Basins, 41, 5, and 54 inch, 1s. 8d.
390 A set of three smaller Basins, 23, 31, and 41 inch, 1s. 3d.
391 Bohemian Glass Basins, without spouts, a set of four, of 3, 4, 5, and 6 inches
diameter, with projecting mouth to rest on water-baths, 25.
392 Bohemian Glass Evaporating Basins, watch-glass form, ground on the
edges, price per dozen : 2 inch, ls. 4d. ; 21 inch, 1s. 8d.; 3 inch, 2s.
393 Clips for holding the watch-glasses, in pairs, to contain substances to be
weighed, 2, 2), and 3 inches, each, 5d.
394 Platinum Capsules, plain, or with spout, or spout and handle, prices
according to size and weight.
395 Thin Cast-Iron Evaporating Basins, lined with glazed earthenware, with
lip, 6 inch, Is. 3d. ; 8 inch, Is. 9d.; 10 inch, 2s. 6d.
396 Thin Cast-Iron Hemispherical Basins, lined with glazed earthenware, with
two handles :
6 inch, 1s. ; 8 inch, 1s. 3d.; 10 inch, 2s. 6d. ; 13 inch, 4s.
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DISTILLATON. RETORTS. RECEIVERS. STILLS.
DISTILLATION.
RETORTS, RECEIVERS, STILLS, CONDENSERS, ETO.
597 Glass Retorts, without tubulure, for the distillation of liquids or gases.
4 ounce, 3d.
16 ounce, 8d.
21 pints, ls. 3d.
0 do., 4d. I 20 do., 9d.
3 do., 1s. 4d.
8 do., 6d. 1 l pints, ls.
4 do., ls. 8d.
12 do., 7d.
2 do., ls. 2d.
20 do., 8s.
398 Glass Retorts, with tubulure and stoppers.
4 ounce, 8d.
16 ounce, ls. 2d.
2) pints, 2s.
6 do. 9d.
20 do., ls. 4d.
:3 do., 2s. 3d.
8 do., 10d.
1) pints, ls. 6d.
4 do., 2s. 6d.
12 do., 1s.
2 do., 1s. 9 d.
20 do., 10s.
399 Globular Receivers, without tubulures, adapted to these Retorts.
4 ounce, 2d.
16 ounce, 6d.
21 pints, Is. 2d.
6 do., 3d.
20 do., 7d.
3 do... ls. 6d.
8 do., 4d.
11 pints, 9d. 4'do., 1s. 9d.
.12 do., 5d.
2 do., ls. Ď do., 2s.
400 Globular Receivers, with tubulures and stoppers.
4 ounce, 6d.
16 ounce, 1s.
21 pints, 2s.
6 do., 7d.
20 do., 1s. 3d. 3 do., 2s. 3d.
8 do., 9d.
14 pints, ls. 6d. 1 4 do., 2s. 6d.
12 do., 11d. I 2 do., 1s. 9d. ŏ do., 2s. 9d.
401 Adapters to connect Retorts, with Receivers, bent or straight.
8 ounce, 8d., 12 ounce, 9d., 16 ounce, 10d., 25 ounce, 1s.

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400.
401.
402 Retorts of Berlin Porcelain, glazed inside, biscuit outside.
Contents, 3 ounces, plain, 25.; stoppered, 3s.
6 do. do. 35.; do. 45.
12 do. do. 5s.; do. 7s.
403 Retorts for Fractional Distillation, small size, of bard German glass, with
wide tubulure for thermometer, and bent neck.
ounce, 6d. ; 1 ounce, 7d. ; 2 ounce, 8d.
404 Clark's Retort and Receiver, for the distillation and condensation of small
quantities of acids, &c., hard glass, 1s.

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405 Faraday's Retort and Receiver, in one piece, hard glass, 4d.
406 Liebig's Retort, with an extra neck, for
passing gases into a retort during dis-
tillation, 20 to 24 ounces, Is. 6d.; 40
to 50 ounces, 2s.
Iron Retorts, for distilling organic matters at v
a red heat, mercury, &c., with loose "
405.
bead, secured by bolts, with long iron
necks to screw on. Three sizes :- Measurement of the body of
Retort, inside :-
WIDTH.
DEPTH.
CONTENTS.
PRICE.
407
4 inch, 31 inches, 1 pint, 10s. 6d.
408
6 do 71 do. 5 do. 24s.
409
✓ do. 9 do. 9 do. 30s.
410 Apparatus for the Distillation of Acids, of Alcohol from Wines, &c., con-
sisting of a 40 ounce stoppered retort, a glass Liebig's condenser, 36
inches by 11 inches, round japanned tin case, black wood support
with universal joint, and an adapter, 14s.
The parts separately, as follows:-

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411 The Glass Condenser and Metal Case, 6s.
412 The Support, of black wood, 6s.
413 The Bent Glass Adapter, 5d.
414 The Support, of polished mahogany, s. 6d.
415 Tin plate Still, for preparing pure water, half-gallon size, adapted to an
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416 Tin plate Still and Worn Tube, for the distillation of water, one gallon
capacity, 14s.
417 Tin plate Still, one pint size, for the lanıp furnace, with loose head and
strainer, 2s.
Round Stills, with loose heads, to admit of frequent cleaning, and strainers, to
support vegetables in the distillation of volatile oils. (See Nos. 134 to
136.)
418 One gallon, tin plate, 10s. 420 Two gallons, tin plate, 21s.
419 Ditto, copper, 25 s. 421 Ditto, copper, 40s.
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Vertical Condensers, for use with the one and two gallon Stills, so con-
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424 For the One Gallon Still, 14s.
425 For the Two Gallon Still, 16s.
426 Wooden Stool for the Condensers, 2s. 6d.
427 Mohr's Still-watcher, for indicating the progress of distillation, by the
density of the liquid given over. (See “ Chemical Recreations," fig.
251, page 243.) On polished wooden foot, 3s.
ALEMBICS.
428 Small Glass Alembic, 4 ounce, in one piece, 10d..
429 Ditto, with moveable head, ls.
430 Stoneware Alembic, with moveable head.
Contents, 3 pints, 10s. 6d.; 6 pints, 12s. 6d.
431 Quilled Receivers, stoppered, figure 431:-
Contents, 4 to 5 pints, 5s.; 7 to 8 pints, 6s.
CENTIGRADE TESTING.
: APPARATUS FOR CENTIGRADE TESTING, OR
VOLUMETRIC ANALYSIS.
This apparatus is divided into three groups, according to the standard of
measurement adopted as the basis of the centigrade or decimal graduations.
In these lists only the most essential instruments are named, but every other
instrument used in Centigrade Testing can be supplied and graduated to suit
any Standard.
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SET OF INSTRUMENTS GRADUATED ON THE SEPTEM
STANDARD.
A septem is the measure of r grains of water at 62° Fahr. 100 septems
are equal to the hundredth part of an imperial gallon. 1000 septems are
equal to llb. avoirdupois of water, or the tenth part of an imperial gallon.
A full account of the English decimal measures thus founded upon the im-
perial standard is given in Griffin's “ Chemical Recreations,” together with in-
structions for preparing Normal Test Liquors, in accordance with this
standard.
Pourets or Alcalimeter Tubes, of different forms, graduated to Septems,
432 Binks's Pouret, 100 septems in 100°, 3s.
Wooden foot for ditto, 6d.; mahogany foot, 1s...
433 Gay Lussac's Pouret, 100 septems in 100°, 45.; wooden foot for ditto, Is. 6 d.
434 Mohr's Pouret, 100 septems in 100°, with pinchcock and jet, fig. 437,
a, c, d, 4s.
435 Mohr's Pouret, with glass stopcock instead of pinchcock, 6s. 6d.
436 Mohr's Pouret, 100 septems, each in 5°, with pinchcock, 6s.
Wooden Supports for Mohrs Alcalimeters, fig. 437, b:-
437 White wood, for 1 pouret, 3s.
438 Ditto,
2 ditto, 5s.
439 Mahogany, i ditto, 4s.
440 Mahogany, 2 ditto, 6s.
441 Pinchcocks for Mohr's Alcalimeter, fig. 437 d,
each, 6d.
442 Ditto, extra strong, ,
each, Is.
443 Erdmann's Float for
Mohr's Pouret, ls. 3d.
444 Mohr's Syphon, or Dou-
ble Tube Pouret, for
use with Permanga-
nate of Potash, 100
septems, divided into
100 parts, 5s.
445 Mahogany Foot for
ditto, ls.
446 Rammelsberg's Varia-
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448 Pipette, to deliver 10 septems, Is.
449 Ditto,
20 ditto, ls. 3d.
450 Ditto,
50 ditto, ls. 6d.
451 Ditto,
100 ditto, 2s.
452 Long graduated Pipette, containing 100 septems, graduated to single
septems, 4s.
453 Ditto, containing 30 septems, graduated to single septems, 2s.
454 Mixing Jar, conical form, for centigrade testing, 4 to 6 ounce capacity, 4d.
455 Mixing Bottle, flask form, wide mouth, 3 or 4 ounce capacity, 3d.
456 Flask, to contain 100 septems, Is. 6d.
457 Ditto,
250 ditto, Is. 6d.
458 Ditto,
500 ditto, 2s.
459 Ditto,
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460 Long Test Mixers, stoppered, various sizes, each graduated
into 100 parts :-
Containing I decigallon, 7s.6d.
Ditto, 2 ditto, 10s.
Ditto, ŏ ditto, 15s.
461 Long Stoppered Bottle, containing 1000 septems, or 1 deci-
gallon, divided into 50 parts, 7s.
462 Jar, on broad foot, with spout, containing i decigallon, divided
into 100 parts, 6s.
463 Beale's Quick Filter, for the rapid filtration of Liquors that
contain small portions of chloride of silver, sulphate of
barytes, &c. in suspension, ls.
464 Tallow Holder, useful for greasing the mouths of pourets, 1s.
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CENTIGRADE TESTING.
SET OF INSTRUMENTS, GRADUATED ON THE PRINCIPLE THAT
1000 GRAINS OF WATER IS THE UNIT OF MEASURE.
Pourets, or Alcalimeters, each containing 1000 grains of water, divided into
. : 100 parts:
465 Pouret, on foot, with grooved stopper, 3s.
466 Binks's form of Pouret, 3s.
467 Wooden foot for ditto, 6d.; mahogany, 1s.
468 Gay Lussac's Pouret, 4s.
469 Wooden foot for ditto, Is. 6d.
470 Mohr's Pouret, with pinchcock and jet, 4s.
471 Wooden support for ditto, white wood, 3s.
472 Binks's Pouret, with glass foot, in one piece, 3s. 60.
473 Pipette, to deliver 100 grains of water, Is.
474 Ditto,
1000 ditto, 2s.
475 Long graduated Pipette, 1000 grains, divided into 100 parts,
4s. 6d.
476 Long graduated Pipette, 100 grains, divided into spaces of
10 grains, 2s.
477 Flask, to contain 250 grains, 1s.
478 Ditto,
500 ditto, ls.
479 Ditto,
1000 ditto, ls. 6d.
465. .
480 Ditto,
10,000 ditto, 2s. 6d.,
481 Ditto, 1 imperial pint, 2s. 6d.
482 Long Test Mixer, stoppered, containing 10,000 grains, divided into 100
parts, 9s.
483 Long Stoppered Bottle, contents 10,000 grains, graduated into 50 parts, 8s.

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CUBIC CENTIMETRE STANDARD.
484 Mohr's Pouret, or Alcalimeter, 50. cent. cubes, divided in cent. cubes,
in all 100°, with pinchcock and jet, 4s.
485 Ditto, 50 cent. cubes, each divided into 10 parts, in all 500 parts, with
pinchcock and jet, 6s.
486 Erdmann's Float, to use with the above, to secure accurate reading of the
graduation, 1s. 3d.
487 Mohr's Pouret, with glass stopcock instead of pinchcock, 50 cent. cubes
in cent. cubes, 6s. 6d.
488 Wooden Support for 1 of Mohr's Pourets, white wood, 3s.
489 Ditto,
2 ditto, ditto, 5s..
490 Gay Lussac's Pouret, 50 cent. cubes, divided into 1
cent. cubes, in all 100°. 45.
491 Wooden Foot for ditto, ls 6d.
492. Pipette, graduated with one mark, to deliver 10 centi-
metre cubes, ls.
493 Ditto, to deliver 25 centimetre cubes, 1s. 6d.
494 Ditto,
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495 Ditto,
100
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496 Long graduated Pipette, for 10 cent. cubes, each divided into ' 1 cent.
cubes, 2s.
497 Ditto, for 50 cent. cubes, each divided into į cent. cubes, 3s. 6d.
498 Flask, to contain 50 centimetre cubes, ls.
499 Ditto,
100
ditto,
1s. 60
500 Ditto,
250 ditto, 2s.
501 Ditto,
500 ditto, equal to half a litre, 2s.
502 Ditto,
1000 ditto, equal to 1 litre, 2s 6d.
503 Ditto, to contain half a litre, stoppered, 3s.
504 Ditto, to contain 1 litre, stoppered, 4s.
505 Tall Test Mixer, stoppered, contents 1000 cent. cubes, divided into 100
parts, for use in mixing and diluting test liquors, 95.
506 Long stoppered bottle, containing 1000 cent. cubeş, divided into 50
parts, 8s.
GRADUATED APPARATUS AND MATERIALS FOR CLARK'S TEST
FOR THE HARDNESS OF WATER.
507 Pipette, to measure 100 test measures, 2s.
508 Pouret, graduated to 32 test measures, each test measure in fifths, 4s. 6d.
509 Stoppered Shaking Bottle, flat headed, ls. each.
510 Mahogany Support for Pouret, ls. ·
511 Soap Test, accurately prepared according to Dr. Clark's Instructions,
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per pint, 4s.
512 Specification of Dr. Clark's Patent Process for Softening Water, with
instructions for determining the hardness of any water, ls.
APPARATUS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF CARBONATES.
515 Apparatus of Hill and Varrentrapp, for the analysis of carbonates, 2 bottles,
fitted, ls. 6d.
516 Fritsche's Apparatus for the analysis of carbonates, fitted, 9d.



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518 Griffin's Apparatus for the analysis of carbonates, Is. See « Chemical
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519 Schuster's Alcalimeter, for analyses by means of weighed test liquors;
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521 Another Modification, 5 s.
APPARATUS FOR EXPERIMENTS WITH GASES.
APPARATUS FOR PREPARING, PURIFYING, AND DRYING GASES.
622 Hydrogen Gas Bottle, pint size, with long acid funnel and gas delivery
tube, with flexible connector, 2s..
523 Ditto, 12 ounce, without acid funnel, 1s.



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524.
524 Ditto, quart size with 30 ounce washing bottle, with funnel, connecting
tubes and caoutchouc caps, 4s.
525 Oxygen Gas Tube Retort, of Bohemian hard glass, with long and wide
gas delivery tube, ls.
526 Oxygen Gas Retort, of hard Bohemian glass, about 20 ounces, fitted
with gas delivery tube, 2s. 6d.
gas in quantities of 5 or 6 cubic feet, for the magic lantern, &c., by
heating chlorate of potash with manganese, with 3 feet of caoutchouc
tube, 9s.
BOTTLES TOR PREPARING GASLS.
528 Oxygen Retort, cast iron, for preparing oxygen gas by igniting peroxide
of manganese, 67 by 4 inches, containing l) pints, with long metal
delivery tube, 6s.
529 Ditto, 11) by 5 inches, containing 5 pints, 8s.
530 Bottle for preparing gases that require heat, such as chlorine, 16 ounce
size, with long gas delivery tube, ls.
531 Mohr's Bottle for the preparing of chlorine gas by an improved process,
“ Chemical Recreations,” fig. 505, page 663, a 40 ounce flask, with
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532 Wide Hard Glass Test Tube, tin crook, and wooden support for defla-
grating carbon, sulphur, or phosphorus in the oxygen gas given off
by fused nitre, 2s. (" Chemical Recreations,” page 183.)
533 Glass Tube Apparatus for the Preparation and Purification of Coal Gas,
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535 Vogel's Gas Bottle, with combination of acid funnel and gas delivery tube,
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536 Vogel's Modification of Woulff's Apparatus, consisting of two thirty ounce
one necked flasks, serving as a gas bottle, and a solution flask, con.
nected with tubes so constructed as to make each bottle with one
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a. With one bottle, without a washing bottle.
537 Small-sized four ounce Bottle, with wide bent
tube, and narrow delivery tube, ls.
538 Ten ounce Bottle, with acid funnel, and bent
delivery tube, ls. 9d.
539 Bottle with glass foot in one piece, ten ounce
size, with bent tube, ls. 9d.
540 Ditto, twenty ounce size, with acid funnel and
bent tube, 2s. 6d.
6. With Washing Bottle extra fitted with caoutchouc
caps, and mounted together on a Wooden Block.
541 Woulff's Gas Bottle, twenty ounce size, with ten
ounce washing bottle, 75. 6d.
542 Ditto, forty ounce size, with sixteen ounce
washing bottle, 10s. 6d.
543 Kipp's Apparatus, for affording a constant sup-
ply of sulphuretted hydrogen gas, large
size, height 22 inches, with glass stopcock
and safety funnel, 16s.
544 Ditto smaller size, 10s. 6d.
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546 Safety Tube, with bend without bulb, small, 5d.; large, 8d.
547 Ditto, with one bulb, small, 6d.; large, 10d.
548 Ditto, with two bulbs, small, 9d.; large, ls.
549 Short Safety Tube, with two bulbs, 6d.; with three bulbs, 1s.
550 Welter's Safety Tube, for connecting Woulff's Bottles, Is. 3d.
-551 CALORIDE OF CALCIUM TUBES FOR DRYING GASES, U-shape, with parallel
branches-
Each Branch, 6 inches by inch, 1s.
Ditto, 8 do. I do. ls. 3d.
9 do. do. ls.
12 do. I do. 2s.
552 Chloride of Calcium Tubes, with bulb, wide branch, and narrow branch.
6 inches by finch, straight, with one bulb, 2d.
8 do. do.
do. 3d,
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do. 80.
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do. ls.
I do. bent,
8d.
do. with two bulbs, straight, 8d.
12 do. } do. do. bent, Sd.
do. straight, ls.
do.
do.
do.
GAS RECEIVERS, JARS, BAGS, CONDENSERS.
653 VULCANIZED CAOUTCHOUC Caps, for fitting glass tubes to gas bottles, &c.
inch diameter: with 1 neck, 2d.; with 2 necks, 2 d.
I do,
do. 2 d.; do 3d.
14 do.
do. 3d.; do. 4d.; with 3 necks, 4.d.
1. do.
do. 4d.; do. 4 d.; do. 5d.
2 do.
do 6 d.; do 7d.; do.
27 do.
do. 7d.; do. 8d.; do.
GAS RECEIVERS, JARS, BAGS, CONDENSERS, ETC.
554 Wide-mouthed bottle, six pints, with glass stopper, 3s. 6d.
555 Ditto, with glass stopper, pint size, for collecting chlorine gas, ls.
556 Ditto, quart size, 1s. 6d.
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557 Glass Cylinder, open at both ends, 10 inches long, 2 inches diameter, 4d.
558 Gas Cylinder, 12 inches by 2 inches, graduated into 30 cubic inches, 2s. 6d.
DEFLAGRATING JARS, or Gas Receivers, open at bottom, with wide mouth, closed
by a ground glass stopper. Figure 559.
559 5 inches high, 3 inches diameter, Is.
560 7 do. 4 do.
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561 9 do 5 do.
562 11 do 6 do
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563 Large Glass Globe, 8 to 9 inches in diameter, for burning phosphorus in
oxygen gas, 3s.
564 Ditto larger, the globe about 12 inches in diameter, 4s. 6d.
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566 Flat Earthenware Pan, 12 inches in diameter, for use in the same expe-
riment, fig. 504 d, 1s. 6d.
567 Cylindrical Gas Tubes, or Eprouvettes, for collecting hydrogen and other
gases, stout glass.
4 inch by 1 inch, 3d.
9 inch by 18 inch, 9d..
5 do. 13 do. 4d.
12 do 2 do. ls.
6 do. ll do. 6d.
11 do 3 do. ls. 30.
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568 Cylindrical Jars for collecting Gas, with flat bottoms, thin, glass; set of
six, 3s.
21 inch by 17 inch.
5 inch by 21 inch.
3 do. lido.
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4 do 2 do.
8 do. 41 do.
569 Ditto, Set of Four Jars, 21 to 5 inch, Is. 6d.
570 Glass CYLINDERS WITH BRASS CAPS, for collecting gases, to be conveyed
into glass globes, balloons, &c.; welted mouths, ground. Fig. 570 a.
7 inches high, 4 inches wide, 3s. 1 9 inches high, 4 inches wide, 3s. 6d.
8 do 5 do 4s. 11 do 5 do. As.
9 do. 6 do 4s. 60. / 13. do 6 do. 5s.
9. do.
do. 5s.6d.
Glass Globes, with brass caps, suitable for use with the capped
cylinders, No. 570, two varieties:-
571 Globe of Light Glass, for taking the specific gravity of gases,
41 inch diameter, about 50 cubic inches' capacity, with small
stopcock, extra screw to adapt it to the air-pump, and a
hook for the balance; the capacity marked on the globe,
7s. 6d.
572 Globe of Stout Glass, 5 inches diameter, with brass cap, not
graduated, 3s.
GAS TRAYS, for holding Jars in Water, when filled with Gases.
573 Stoneware Trays, brown, salt glazed; 2, 21, and 3 inch, each
20.; 4, 4 and 5 inch, each 3d. ; 6 to ✓ inch, each 4d.
574 Trays of Wedgwood's ware, white, glazed, 3, 37, and 4 inch, 4d.
each.
575 Trays of Berlin Semi-Porcelain, white glazed ; 6 inch, 9d.; 670. Cor
Sinch, ls. 2d.; 9 inch, Is. 6d.
576 Gay Lussac's Bent Tube Receiver, for applying heat
to substances in gases, over mercury, hard glass
tube; 12 by inch, 10d.
573.
577 Bent Glass Tube Gas Receivers and Condensers, nearly U-shaped, not quite
parallel.
Each branch, 6 inches by 2 inch, 9d. a
Ditto, 9 do. do. ls. Od.
Ditto, 10 do. I do. Is. 3d.
578 Tube Receiver, V-shaped, each
branch 6 inches by 4 inch, 9d.
579 VULCANISED CAOUTCHOUC TUBES,
for conveying gases, joining
glass tubes, &c., price accord-
578.
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577.
inch, 3d.
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582 Gas Bags, of solid vulcanised rubber, diameter 14 inches, with a brass
ferrule, 10s. 6d.
583 Bladders, bullocks', prepared for use, 6d.
58+ Bladders, bullocks', prepared for use, and mounted with brass collar, 2s.
585 Bladders, bullocks', large size, prepared for use, with wooden mouthpiece,
for nitrous oxide gas, 2s.
PNEUMATIC TROUGHS.
Griffin's STONEWARE PNEUMATIC TROUGH, consisting of a cylindrical pan with
a moveable beehive shelf: (see fig. 601,) two sizes :-
586 A. Diameter of Trough, 11 inches, depth 5 inches, 2s.
B. Beehive shelf, 4 inches diameter, 8d.
587 A. Diameter of Trough, 15 inches, depth 8 inches, šs. 6d.
B. Beehive shelf, 7 inches dianieter, Is. 4d.
588 Pneumatic Trough, japanned tin plate, with moveable shelf, four sizes :-
10 by 6 inches, 3s. 19 by 12 inches, 8s.
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589 Tate's Pneumatic Trough and Hydraulic Blowpipe, for use in glass.
moveable shelf and a cover, japanned tin plate. In Fig. 589 it is
represented as seen in use as a pneumatic trough ; in fig. 122 as a.
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jet, No. 191.
590 Salt glazed Stoneware, Is. 3d.
591 Berlin Porcelain, 1s. 9d.
592 Thuringian Porcelain, ls. 9d.
Pneumatic Trough, for Experiments with Tubes
to work with 10lbs. of mercury, Berlin
pattern :-
593 Stoneware, 2s. 6d.
594 Thuringian Porcelain, 4s.
595 Berlin Porcelain, 6s. 6d.
596 Pneumatic Trough of solid Bohemian glass,
in one piece, rectangular, 14 inches long,
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597 Vertical Pneumatic Troughs, for use in tube
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598 Ettling's Gas Pipette, for taking gases from jars
in such troughs, small size, ls. 6d.; large
size, 2s.
Bunsen's Mercurial Trough, of mahogany, with plate-
glass sides. Regnault's Trough, of cast iron.
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And other varieties,
599 Beehive Shelf, with which any pan, tub, or trough can be used as a pneu-
matic trough, salt-glazed stoneware. Figs. 599, 596, 586.
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GAS HOLDERS.
600 GRIFFIN's School Gas HOLDER, japanned zinc, cylindrical, 18 inches bigh;
101 inches diameter; contents 1500 cubic inches, with stopcock, large
funnel on an 18 inch tube, 3 feet of vulcanized rubber tube, for
delivering the gas, wide gauge pipe. The gas holder graduated into
spaces of 50 cubic inches, (see fig. 600, page 54,) 28s.
600 a Stopcock, with large bore, to use with the above gas holder, for
hydraulic experiments. There is an opening near the bottom of the
• gas holder, provided with a screw fitted to this stopcock, 3s. 6d.
See “ Chemical Recreations,” page 175, and fig. 600, e, i, and k.
601 Griffin's Stoneware Gas Holder; contents 11 gallon, with japanned funnel,
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cubic inches, with gauge pipe graduated, a
three-foot pressure funnel, and 3 stopcocks,
(see fig. 602, page 51,) 458.
603 Glass Gas Holder; Bohemian glass, contents
about 3.5 gallons, size 10 inches high, 12
inches diameter, with brass cap and fittings,
japanned tin funnel and long pressure pipe
brass storcock, and 3 foot caoutchouc gas
delivery tube, 50s.
004 Gasometer for Chlorine, Bohemian glass, 13
inches high, 9
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800 cubic inches,
with glass funnel
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for collecting the
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let, 36s.
605 Williams's Gas Holder
and Retort for
preparing oxygen
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gas, combined; 60 ounce bottle, 3s. 6d.
“ Chemical Recreations,” fig. 128, page 170.
APPARATUS FOR CLASS EXPERIMENTS
WITH GASES.
606 Apparatus for explaining ventilation, 4s. 6d. See
“Chemical Recreations,” page 553.
607 Pair of Wire Candle Holders, with wax candles,
for trying the combustibility of gases, 6d.
608 Small Candle Holder, to place within a glass
cylinder, in experiments on combustion, 2d.
609 Cup with metal stand, for holding phosphorus to
burn in common air, under an inverted
bottle or gas receiver, 4d.
010 Fine wire gauze of 50. meshes to the inch, a
piece 8 inches square, to explain the prin-
ciple of the safety lamp, ]s.
611 Hydrogen Gas Bottle, with a long tube of liard
glass, fitted by a cork, to shew the philoso-
phical candle, ls.
612 Long Glass tube, open at both ends, for producing
musical sounds when held over the hydrogen
600.
gas flame, 8d.
613 Deflagrating Spoon, for use in burning sulphur and phosphorus in oxygen
gas, when the deflagrating jars, No. 559, are used, with brass flauge
for régulating the length of the spoon), 1s.
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016 Hank of Iron Wire, to form spirals for burning in oxygen
gas, od.
017 Balloons, which ascend when filled with hydrogen gas or dry
coal gas :-
9. inches diameter, Is. 3d. 1 15 inches diameter, 3s.
103 do. ls. 9d. 18 do
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Balloons must never be wetted at the neck. They should be pre-
served with camphor in a close vessel, otherwise insects eat
holes in them.
018 Blowpipe Jet, for directing oxygen gas from a bag upon
burning metals, &c., (fig. 580,) ls. 6d.
619 Brass Tobacco Pipe, for use with the gas bag, No. 580, to
blow bubbles with hydrogen gas, 2s.
620 Reduction Tubes, of hard Bohemian glass, in which oxide of copper and
other oxides are reducible to the metallic state by heat and dry
hydrogen gas-
With one bulb, straight, 6d. With one bulb, bent, 7d.
e two do. . 8d. 1 , two do. Id.
621 Hemmings's Blowpipe Jet, for burning mixed oxyhydrogen gas, 8s. 6d.
273 Oxyhydrogen Blowpipe, (see page 28,) 35s.
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622 Tate's Apparatus for burning oxyhydrogen gas, consisting of a water
cistern, with a gas pipe leading from the gas holder that contains the
mixed gases, with a jet plugged with discs of wire gauze of 100 to the
inch, and a cork safety valve, to render any possible explosion harm-
less, Ss. 6d.
623 Apparatus to show the presence of carbonic acid gas in air expired from
the lungs, pint size, fitted, 25. Od. See “ Chemical Recreations,”
page 272,
624 Dobereiner's Hydrogen Gas Lamp, for producing a light by the inflamma-
tion of hydrogen gas, by spongy platinum, 7s. 6d.
APPARATUS FOR ANALYTICAL OPERATIONS WITH GASES.
625 Apparatus for mixing gases, consisting of a tall cylindrical receiver and glass
globe, connected by brass fittings, fig. 570:-
626 Receiver, about 13 inches by 6 inches, with brass cap, 5s. La
627 Globe, about 5 inches diameter, with brass cap, 3s.
628 Two Stopcocks, 6s., and 1 connector, 1s.-75...
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629 When the receiver is graduated into cubic inches the extra cost is 3s.
See No. 570; for a variety of Capped Cylinders.
630 Ure's Eudiometer, for the analysis of atmospheric air, and for explaining
the composition of water, graduated into cubic inches, 6s.
631 Volta's Eudiometer, glass tube, 18 inches long, 5 inch wide, graduated
into cubic inches, and showing 1-100th inch, with platinum wires, 4s. 6d.
632 Bunsen's Eudiometer, glass tube, 25 inches long, inch wide, graduated
into 600 millimeters, 7s. 6d.
633 Bunsen's Apparatus for decomposing water by galvanism, and preparing
pure oxyhydrogen gas for analytical processes, consisting of glass tube
with platinum plates, and a bent gas delivery tube; mounted on a
wooden stand, 9s.
633 A Graduated Gas Tubes in great variety.
ASPIRATORS_WATER BOTTLES.
Aspirators, or Water Bottles, for use when a gas is to be drawn through a liquid,
or when a current of cold water is required for the condensation of steam,
the cooling of gases, &c.
634 One Gallon Stoneware Bottle, with a brass stopcock, 3s. Bd.
635 Bohemian Glass Bottle, 34 gallons, with glass stopcock, 16s.
636 Salt glaze Stoneware Barrel, 4 gallon size, with brass stopcock, 10s. 6d.
637 Salt glaze Stoneware Bottle, two gallons size, with brass cock, 5s, 6d.
638 German Glass Bottle, 10 quart size, with glass stopcock, 10s. 6d.
639 Ditto, one gallon size, with glass stopcock, 7s. 6d.

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APPARATUS FOR ORGANIC ANALYSIS.'
640 Apparatus for Drying Organic Substances previous to Analysis, consist-
ing of. one aspirator, two chloride of calcium tubes, and a bent tube,
containing the organic body immersed in an iron water-bath, placed
on a trivet over a furnace, the whole connected by glass and caout-
chouc tubes, with two mahogany-crook supports, 21s. “ Chemical Re-
tions," Fig. 370, page 375.
641 Bent Tube for containing Organic Bodies to be dried by a current of air
at a boiling heat, 8d.
642 Varren trapp's Apparatus (glass bulbs), for collecting the ammonia pro-
duced in the analysis of nitrogenous substances, 8d.
CHEMICALS.
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BOTTLES.
643 Potash Pipette, used in separating carbonic acid gas from nitrogen, 6d.
644 Liebig's Combustion Furnace, improved by Stenhouse, 4s.
645 Combustion Tube, prepared for use, 6d.
For Combustion Tubes, in lengths, see No. 128.
646 Chloride of Calcium Tube, for collecting the water produced by a com-
bustion ; smallest size, 2d. ; larger, 3d.
647 Liebig's Potash Bulbs, for collecting the carbonic acid produced by a com-
bustion, ls. 6d.
648 Mohr's Potash Bulbs, for the same use, 3s. 6d.
649 Hofmann's Gas Combustion Furnace, newest pattern, £6 10s.
Every other article of Apparatus requisite for Organic Analyses supplied, of the
newest pattern and best quality.
CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS, PURE TESTS,
MATERIALS FOR PREPARING GASES, &c.
650 Chemical Preparations and Tests, in a state of purity, suitable for ana-
lytical processes, and for demonstration of the special properties of
substances; materials requisite for the preparation of gases, and for
other purposes of research or demonstration. A Priced List may be
procured of Mr. Griffin.
BOTTLES FOR CONTAINING CHEMICALS AND
TEST SOLUTIONS.
631 Bottles for Test Solutions, German glass, free from lead, narrow-mouthed,
with glass stoppers, at PER DOZEN.
1 ounce, 2s.
4 ounce, 3s. 6d. 16 ounce, 7s.
do. 2s.
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20 do. 8s.
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8 do. 43. 60.
30 do. 9s.
2 do. 3s.
12 do. 6s.
40 do. 12s.
3 do. 35.
652 Bottles for containing Chemicals, in the solid state, German glass, wide-
mouthed, with glass stoppers, price per dozen.
1 ounce, 3s.
8 ounce, 7s.6d.
24 ounce, 13s.
1 do. 4s.
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30 do. 15s.
2 do 4s.
12 do. Ss.
40 do. 18s.
3 do. 43.
14 do.
60 do. 21s.
4 do. 59.
16 do. 10s.
80 do. 24s.
5 do. 6s.
20 do 12s.
120 do. 40s.
6 do. 7s.
653 Bottles, for containing chemicals in the solid state, French glass, wide-
mouthed, without stoppers, intended for corking, per dozen.
1 ounce, ls. 4d.
10 ounce, 4s. 6d. 30 ounce, 8s.
2 do. ls. 6d.
16 do. 6s.
40 do. 12s.
4 do. 2s.
20 do. 6s. 6d.
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654 Opaque Black Glass Bottles (Hyalith).
Wide mouth, 2 ounce, flat stoppers, Is. 6d.
4 do. do. ls. 9d.
Narrow mouth, 4 ounce, stoppered, 1s. 3d.
Ditto,
8 do. do. s. 6d.
655 Blue Glass Bottles, narrow mouth, 4 ounce, stoppered, ls.
656 Bottles of Fine Glass, with cut octagon stoppers.
Narrow mouth, 3 ounce, Is. Od. 1 Wide mouth, 6 ounce, ls. 4d.
Ditto,
6 do. ]s. 3d. 1 Ditto,
10 do. ls, 6d.
Ditto,
10 do. ls. 4d.:
657 Chemical Labels, extended series, in a book, gummed ready for use, 1s: 6d.
658 Ditto, smaller series, on a sheet, gummed, 6d.
650 Ditto, De la Rue's series, published at As. in a book, price 6d.
660 Vulcanised Caoutchouc Caps for Bottles.
4 inch, 2d. 11 inch, 3d, 2 inch, 64d.
: I do. 27d. 1] do. 4d. 21 do. Td.
TEST BOTTLES, labelled for the various Re-agents, supplied in sets, either with or
without CABINETS.
EXAMPLES OF COMPLEX APPARATUS, FITTED
FOR SPECIAL OPERATIONS.
661 Apparatus to collect the water produced, when dry hydrogen gas is burnt
in atmospheric air, (“ Chemical Recreations,” page 213,) a combina-
tion of five tubes, fitted, 3s.

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662 Apparatus to collect the Carbonic Acid Gas that is produced by the flame
of a spirit-lamp or candle (“ Chemical Recreations,” page 346), con-
sisting of a glass funnel and two bent tubes, 2s. 6d.
This apparatus requires the aid of an aspirator. See Nos. 634-639.
663 Marsh's Apparatus for the Detection of Arsenic; glass tube with two bulbs,
fitted on a mahogany stand, with brass stopcock and jet, 6s.
664 Regnault's Apparatus for the Preparation of Hydrochloric Acid (“Chemi-
cal Recreations,” page 673), Figure 516, consisting of a French fire-
clay furnace, 61 inches diameter, with one door, a flask (ballon), 40
ounce capacity, two Woulff's bottles with 3 necks, of 50 ounce
capacity, one Woulff's bottle with 3 necks, of 20 ounce capacity, 10
glass bent tubes, with corks, and caoutchouc connectors, 18s.
EXAMPLES OF COMPLEX APPARATUS.

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iron on steam; consisting of a French oblong fire-clay furnace, 15
inches long, a Berlin porcelain tube, 27 inches long by 14 inch
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067 Apparatus for the Distillation of Ammonia from Bones, of Gas from Coal,
and of Acetic Acid from Oak Wood—(“Chemical Recreations," pages
326, 556, and 433), -consisting of a tube retort, a bent receiver, and
a gas-delivery tube (see fig. 55, page 9), 2s.
See Nos. 55, 59, 586, for the other articles shown in Figure 55.
.668 Apparatus for Explaining the Production of Sulphuric Acid by the action
of nitric oxide gas, and sulphurous acid gas on steam-- (“Chemical
Recreations,” Fig. 457, page 600),-- consisting of a glass globe, 12 inches
diameter, a 30-ounce flask, fitted for sulphurous acid, and a 20-ounce
Woulff's bottle, with 2 necks, fitted with acid funnel, for nitric oxide,
with four connecting tubes, a clay support for the globe, and a fire-clay
furnace, with one iron ring (fig. 668, page 60), 20s.
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about 25 pints' capacity, with 3 necks, connected with a 30-ounce
bottle, and a large U-sbaped chloride of calcium tube, 25 inches long
by 1 inch diameter; a stool, 8-inch top, 14-inch legs, a straw crown,
a set of 6 wooden blocks, Porcelain cup, connected, by wires of plati-
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oxide to the metallic state, consisting of four tubes, a desiccating
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with a solution of caustic potash), two binding screws, a caoutchouc
cap, and gas delivery tube, 7s.
CABINETS OF CHEMICAL APPARATUS.
COLLECTIONS OF CHEMICAL APPARATUS, MATERIALS, AND TESTS FOR ELEMENTARY
AND ANALYTICAL OPERATIONS, ARRANGED IN DIVIDED PORTABLE CABINETS.
672 No. 1 contains 24 boxes and 9 bottles, filled with chemical preparations,
and nearly 40 pieces of apparatus, in a polished mahogany box,
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675 No. 4. Agricultural Test Chest, to accompany “ Mitchell's Manual of
Agricultural Chemistry;" containing tests and apparatus for testing
soils, minerals, &c., used for performing experiments in elementary
chemistry. In à divided fine cabinet, with lock, containing 29
chemicals in bottles, and 30 pieces of apparatus, £3 3s.
676 No.5. A superior Collection of Chemical Tests and Apparatus, for per-
forming the experiments described in “ Johnston's Catechism of
Agricultural Chemistry;" in a strong divided wooden box, with lock,
£5 5s.
677 No. 6. Cabinet of Apparatus and Tests, for the Analysis of Ores,
Minerals, and Chemical and Medical Substances, as recommended
in the “ Admiralty Manual for Scientific. Inquiry," for naval and
military officers, engineers, &c. In strong mahogany cabinet, for
travelling, £10 10s.
678 No. 7. The preceding, with a large deal box, with extra stock of chemi-
cals, duplicates of fragile_articles, and some bulky apparatus for
colonial use, £18 18s.
679 Apparatus and Tests for the Chemical Analysis of Urine, and Urinary
Deposits, according to the method of Dr. Golding Bird, in a maho-
gany cabinet, £2 12s. 6s.
COLLECTIONS OF APPARATUS FOR LECTURERS.
Collections of Chemical Apparatus, comprising every article requisite during
- a course of Popular Lectures on Chemistry, can be provided at a few
days' notice. Also,
Collections of Apparatus suitable for Class Experiments, or for Elementary
Analytical Processes, to be performed by Pupils.
INDEX.
Acid Funnels, 48.
Adapters, 39.
Air-baths, 24.
Air-pump, 14.
Alcalimeters, 42.
Alcoholometers, 12.
Alembics, 41.
Alphabets for Diagrams, 4.
Analysis of Gases, 55.
Anvils, 4.
Apparatus fitted for Special Experiments,
58. .
Argand Spirit-lamps, 19.
Arsenic Apparatus, 32.
Aspirators, 56.
Assaying, 25.
Atomic Symbols, 6.
Crook Supports, 9.
Crucibles, 24.
Crucible Tongs, 6.
Crystal Drainers, 37.
Crystallising Basins, 38.
Cupelling, 25.
Cupelling Furnace, 26.
Cups, Porcelain, 36.
Cylinders for Table Furnaces, 22.
Decoction Strainers, 34.
Deflagrating Jars, 49.
Deflagrating Spoons, 54.
Destructive Distillation, 59.
Digesters, 30.
Distillation, 39.
Donovan's Filtering Apparatus, 35.
Drying Tubes, 48.
Eprouvettes, 50.
Erdmann's Float, 42, 44.
Eudiometer, 56.
Evaporating Basins, 35.
Evaporating Furnaces, 18.
Balances, 11.
Balloons, 55.
Beaked Tumblers, 29.
Beakers, 29.
Beale's Quick filter, 43.
Beehive Shelf, 51, 53.
Black's Furnace, 17.
Bladders, 50.
Blast Gas-furnace, 22.
Blowing Machine, 23.
Blowpipe Apparatus, 27..
Blowpipe Jets, 55.
Bottles for Solid Chemicals, 57.
Bottles for Test Solutions, 57.
Brushes for Test Tubes, 4.
Bunsen's Gas-burner, 22.
Bunsen's Holder, 8.
Faraday's Retort, 40.
Files, 4.
Filter Boxes, 33.
Filter Case, 33.
Filters, 33.
Filtering Paper, 34.
Filtration, 33.
Filtration at 212° F., 34.
Flasks, 29.
Flasks, Graduated, 13.
Fractional Distillation, 39.
Funnels, 33.
Funnel-holders, 10.
Furnaces, 16.
Cabinets, 61.
Caoutchouc Caps, 49, 58.
Caoutchouc Tubes, 50.
Capped Cylinders, 50.
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Carbonates, Analysis of, 45.
Centigrade Testing, 42.
Charcoal Tongs, 6.
Chauffers, 18.
Chemicals, 57.
Chloride of Calcium Tubes, 48.
Chlorine Bottles, 47.
Circles of Glass, 30.
Clark's Retort, 39.
Clark's Water Test, 45.
Class Experiments, 54.
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Coal-gas Apparatus, 47.
Combustion Furnaces, 57,
Condensers, 41.
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Cork-squeezers, 4.
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Gas Bags, 49, 51.
Gas Blowpipes, 28, 55.
Gas Bottles, 46.
Gas Burners, 21.
Gas Condensers, 49.
Gas Furnace with Blast, 22.
Gas Furnace without Blast, 21.
Gas Holders, 53.
Gas Jars, 49.
Gas Receivers, 49.
Gas Retorts, 46.
Gas Tubes, 50, 56.
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Gasometers, 54.
Glass-blowing, 14.
Glass Tubes, 16.
Globes for Gases, 50.
Globes for Oxygen, 49.
Graduated Measures, 12.
.
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INDEX.
Hemmings's Jet, 55.
Hofmann's Gas-burner, 22.
Hydrochloric Acid Apparatus, 58.
Hydrofluoric Acid Still, 59.
Hydrogen gas Laup, 55.
Hydrometers, 12.
Iron Basins, 38.
Iron Retorts for Oxygen, 47.
Iron Retorts for Destructive Distillation,
40.
Jars, Conical, 30.
Jars with Flanged Mouth, 30.
Jars with Spout, 30.
Jars for Gases, 49.
Specific Gravity Balance, 11.
Specific Gravity Bottles, 13.
Spirit-lamps, 19.
Spoons, Glass, 5.
Spoons, Iron, 4.
Stencils, 4.
Stills, 18, 40.
Stirrers, 31.
Stopcocks, 14.
Sulphuretted Hydrogen Apparatus, 48.
Sulphuric Acid Apparatus, 59.
Supports for Apparatus, 6.
Supports for Test Tubes, 10.
Syphons, 35.
Syringes, 35.
Kipp's Sulph.-Hydrogen Apparatus, 48.
Label Books, 58.
Laboratories, Portable, 61.
Ladles, Iron, 4.
Ladles, Porcelain, 36.
Lamp Furnace, 20.
Luhme's Furnace, 17.
Table Furnace, 21.
Table Supports, 8.
Tallow Holder, 43.
Tate's Air-pump, 14.
Tate's Blowpipe, 55.
Tate's Pneumatic Trough, 52.
Tests, 57.
Testing, 31.
Test Glasses, 31.
Test Mixers, 43.
Test Papers, 32.
Test Tubes, 31.
Thermometers, 12.
Tongs, 6.
Trays, 33.
Trays for Gas Jars, 50,
Triangles, 7.
Tripod Stands, 7.
Tube Clips, 7.
Tube Furnace, 18, 59.
Tube Gas-receivers, 50.
Tube Holders, 7.
Tube Stands, 10.
Tubes, Caoutchouc, 50.
Tubes, Glass, 16.
Tubes, Porcelain, 19.
Twaddell's Hydrometers, 12.
Marsh's Apparatus, 32.
Measures, Graduated, 12.
Mercury Troughs, 52.
Mixing Bottles, 43.
Mortars and Pestles, 3.
Minerals, 28.
Organic Analysis, 56.
Oxyhydrogen Blowpipes, 28, 55.
Pans, 33.
Pepys's Gas Holders, 54.
Percolators, 34.
Phosphoric Acid Apparatus, 66.
Phosphorus Cup, 49.
Pipettes, 32.
Pipettes, Graduated, 42.
Pliers, 4.
Pneumatic Apparatus, 14.
Pneumatic Troughs, 51.
Porcelain Basins, 35.
Porcelain Tubes, 19.
Pourets, 42.
Precipitation, 31.
Rammelsberg's Pouret, 42.
Rasps, 4.
Receivers, 39.
Reduction Tubes, 55.
Retorts, 39.
Retort Stands, 6.
Retort Stands, fittings for, 7.
Rose Gas-burner, 21.
Safety Tubes, 48.
Sand-baths, 24.
Sefstroem's Furnace, 18.
Separatory Funnels, 34.
Soap Test for Water, 45.
Spatulas, 4.
Universal Furnace, 18.
Universal Support, 7, 8.
Ventilation, 54,
Vertical Clamps, 9.
Vertical Troughs, 53.
Vice, 4.
Volumetric Analysis, 42.
Vulcanised Rubber Caps, 49, 50.
Vulcanised Rubber Tubes, 50.
Washing Bottles, 34.
Watch-glass Clips, 38.
Water Baths, 14.
Water Bottles, 30, 56.
Water, Decomposition of, 61.
Water, Formation of, 58, 60.
Weighing, 11.
Wooden Supports, 7.
Woulffs Bottles, 30.
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“ WIEN Dr. Bloomfield entered upon his labours as a I but important branch of studies is undeniable. In fact
Y critic of the New Testament text, there were but Dr. Bloomfield is the father or founder of an English
comparatively few in this country who had distinguished school of critics, whose united efforts have been of im-
themselves in the same department. The ground was mense service to our country, and taken away from us
well-nigh unloccupied by us. Neither our philology nor the reproach under which we lay. He took up his pen
our exegesis was lionourable or satisfactory. As to what with the desire to be useful to his generation, and he lays
we now call criticism, we had next to none of it. What it aside with lionour. He has acted wisely ini making the
we may call the popular taste for such studies had to be present work a supplement to the other, and not a sepa-
formed, and men had to be taught that the older com rate critical editioil. Some such undertaking was requi-
mentators bad left untouched, or nearly so, some of the site to the conapletion of bis design, and the most cursory
best means for expounding the inspired text. This was examination of the volume will show that it has been
not all; readers of the New Testament had to be shown executed most conscientiously. The new volume, which
how to expound it for themselves. Those among us who consists mainly of critical as distinguished from exegeti-
prosecuted our inquiries, a little beyond the ordinary cal notes, is strictly supplemental; and, while it will be
limits were generally placed at the mercy of German found of real utility by itself, it is intended and adapted
scholars, whose ungodly criticisins shocked and injured to be used along with the others, to which it is a very va-
us. Nono of us ever dreamed of creating a school and a luable addition. As such We cordially recommend those
biblical literature of our own, one which should serve the especially to obtain it who have the other volumes, which
interests of religion, and so become an advantage and an are scarcely complete without it. We receive it with
ornament to our country. Happily for us Dr. Bloomfield real satisfaction, as another contribution to sacred criti-
entered upon the work, and, in spite of its difficulties and cism from one who, with all the qualifications which learn-
discouragements, has succeeded in erecting a monument ing and experience can conſer, joins that reverence for
cere pererinius, whose influence has been very great and the inspired volume which is the crown and glory of
general. The impulse it gave to a too-much neglected | Christian scholarship."
CLIRIOAL JOURNAL.


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I Criticism of the New Testament was entirely rewritten and that of Alford (as re-edited) being particularly noticed.
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from various sources and the results of his own researches collations of Mr. Scrivener ; the printed editions of the
carried on for many years; the other portion of the volume Vatican text of the Greek Testament are noticed; new
is that of which the Rev.T.H. Horne, B.D. was the author'; information is given with regard to various MSS. of im-
revised and edited by the writer of the critical portion. It portance; and there is a particular account of the Palimp-
was the endeavour of the editor to bring down the infor sest Codex Zacynthius of St. Luke, a MS, unread and
mation on the subject of the sources of Textual Criticisın unused until Dr. de Lagarde mace known its existence to
(MSS., versions, and Patristic citations) as nearly as Dr. Tregelles, who has deciphered the whole. The readings
possible to the time of publication; and to speak in the of this Codex are of the very highest character; it is the
same manner of the history of the printed text, and the only known document which contains the same sections
labours of those who are devoted to that sphere of service. as the Vatican MS. This Codex will soon be better known
These Additions relate principally to editions of the Greek to scholars, as the whole is already printed, and its publi-
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THE OLD TESTAMENT AND APOCRYPHA. REVISED AND EDITED BY THE REV. J. AYRE,
M.A. OF GONVILLE AND CAIUS COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE ...
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MHIS volume is divided by the Editor into three parts. terpretation and means of harmonising passages alleged
The first division is devoted to the criticism of the old to be contradictory. Numerous instances of these are in-
Testament. An account is given of the Hebrew and cog vestigated, ranged under appropriate heads. The part
nate languages; the history of the sacred text is traced; closes with a consideration of thie inferential and prac-
and the criticisin of the text is then discussed. There are tical reading of scripture. Through all the different
here included descriptions of Hebrew MSS., and of the sections illustrative examples are produced. The third
ancient versions of the Old Testament, the causes of va division of the volume contains a brief introduction to
rious readings, and the sources whence true readings are the Old Testament and Apocrypha. Each book is se-
to be determined. The quotations from the Old Testa parately examined, and its author, age, scope, and other
ment in the New are afterwards considered, full tables particulars inquired into. In this part will be found a
of these being given, and their external and internal forms special examination of the authorship and date of the
are examined. A notice of apocryphal passages supposed Pentateuch, in which modern hypotheses are largely
to be cited, and of citations from profane anthors, is sub discussed. Many important topics, besides, suggested by
joined. The second division treats of the interpretation the contents of different sacred books—the imprecations
of scripture. This is divided into two books; one com in the Psalms, for example-are investigated in their
prising general principles, as applied to the interpreta course. The editor of this volume has re-arranged and
tion of terns, and the investigation of the sense, gathered condensed Mr. Horne's original matter, and has made
from the subject-matter, the context, parallel passages, large additions, for the correction of any erroneous
and by other means. In connection with some of these statement, and the supplying of information which later
the accuracy of the sacred writers is examined as affecting researches of learned men have given to the world. When
the extent of inspiration. A notice is also added of com the due limits of the book have made conciseness neces-
mentaries. The other book of this part is on the special saury, sources have been indicated to which the student
interpretation of scripture: it includes the interpretation inay apply for the prosecution of further inquiry. The
of its figurative language, and of its poetry; the spiritual volume will therefore, it is hoped, be found to fulfil its
interpretation of it; the interpretation of scripture prophe purpose of being an introduction to sacred criticism and
cies; the doctrinal and moral interpretation; with the in- | biblical interpretation.


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TEF GOSPEL OF S. LUKE IN THE AUTHORISED ENGLISH
VERSION, ARRANGED IN PARTS AND SECTIONS; WITH TITLES, SUMMARIES, AND MARGI-
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THE GOSPEL OF S. JOHN ARRANGED BY MR. FORSHALL ON THE SAME PLAN, price Is. 60.
MHE history of Our Lord's life is commonly taught in an easy guide to the better understanding of the Gospel,
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than a knowledge of isolated texts and passages. He the transactions it comprises are to be relcrrcd, by distri-
remains to the lastignorant of the true sequence of events, buting the narrative into Parts and Sections, framed in
of their bearing upon each other, of the progressive les accordance with the principles upon which the sacred
sons in faith and duty which they were intended to con writers severally constructed their histories, and relieving
vey, of the peculiar design of the several evangelists, of thic text from the civision into chapters and verses, which
the vast amount of evidence afforded to the truth and in frequently interrupts the sense and misleads the reader.
spiration of their narratives by their differences of view The preface to the present volume enters into the proofs
and manner, of the objections which the sceptic raises on that S. Luke has disposed the events of his Gospel in
the ground of sceminy inconsistencies and contraclictions the exact order in which they occurred, and suggests
in the evangelical records, and of the arguments by which the principle upon which a perfect harmony of all the
these objections are met and refuted. It is the design of events, &c. recorded by the Four Evangelists is to be
Dir. Forshall's edition of the Four Evangelists to supply established.
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1 little history, designed for those studious members with a considerable amount of freshness and originality.
of our Working Men's Colleges and Mechanics' Institu Mr. Edwards has the merit, not easily attained in a
tions who desire an introduction to works of greater bulk compilatioy of this kind, of a thoroughly readable and in-
and pretensions, as well as for the higher classes in teresting style. All the chief features of our history, our
schools. In addition to the usual historical matter it political and municipal institutions, the origin of Parlia-
contains sensible notices of the manners, industry, and ment, and the growth of our representative system and
amusements of the people at different epochis, and does not limited inonarchy, are described accurately in a manner
leave altogether untouched the broadening stream of our to excite the interest and impress the inemory of the
national literature. The history is brought down to the reader. Mr. Edwards intends his work mainly for the
present time, and the author has appended a useful use of those studious members of our Working Men's
chapter on the British Constitution and Empire."
Colleges and Mechanics' Institutions who desire an in-
DAILY NEWS. troduction to works of greater bulk and pretension. For
"MR. EDWARDS is favourably known as an educa this purpose we consider it well adapted, and it may be
11 tional writer by his excellent little treatise on the used also with advantage as a text-book for the higher
English language in Gleig's School Series, and in the pre-l classes in schools."
EDUCATIONAL TIMES.


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MR. A. P. HENSMAN'S HANDBOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION;
BEING A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE RISE, PROGRESS, AND PRESENT STATE OF THE LAWS OF
ENG LAND ........................................................................................
.............Fcp. 810. 45.
MAIS work was undertaken by the author in the belief part the nature of the government is traced from the
1 that a knowledge of this subject is most desirable earliest times down to the present; care being taken to
for all; and that there are many who would be glad to note the origin of every great constitutional principle,
meet with a small book containing the elements of the and to give a short account of the most important Acts
Constitution, presented in a succinct and popular form. of Parliament. The opinions of distinguished writers,
It is intended, however, principally for the use of the such as Bracton and Fleta, Blackstone; Hallam, and
more advanced classes in schools, which at present seem De Lolme are freely quoted, and a short chapter is as-
to have singularly neglected this branch of education, so signed to the nature of government in general. In the
important in a free country. In the words of the preface, second part the working of the Constitution at the present
“It has always appeared strange to the writer that this day is described. Accounts are given of the Crown,
subject should be so neglected in schools; that boys at Lords, and Commons, and of the way in which an Act of
school should be instructed in Greek, Latin, Mathe Parliament is made. Then follows a description of the
matics, and French, yet leave it, generally speaking, al mode in which the executive performs its functions, in-
most ignorant of the real nature of the laws by which cluding an action at law, and an indictment for crime;
they are governed ; that a boy, on completing his ecluca and the book concludes with a short summary of the
tion, should be able to demonstrate a difficult proposition leading principles of the Common Law. All these mat-
of Euclid, or write a Latin verse, yet be unable to give a ters the author has attempted to explain in easy and
mere outline of the way in which a Bill is passed through popular language, divested of legal phraseology, and con-
Parliament." It is divided into two parts. In the first I cisely, with a view to the wants of Students.


THE HISTORY OF FRANCE. BY EYRE EVANS CROWE, AUTHOR
OF A HISTORY OF FRANCE IN THE CABINET CYCLOPÆDIA. VOL. I. 8vo. 148. VOL. II. price 15s.
"THE SECOND VOLUMT of Mr. Crowe's History exhibits fall within the scope of Mr. Crowe's second volume. He
I the same merits and the same defects as the first. It has to tell, moreover, how the Reformation began ; to
is methodical, elaborate, and written with dignity, in a describe the duel of Jarnac and Chataignerai; to note
clear, pure, thoughtful diction; but it lightens into no many a change in society and fashion .... Mr. Crowe
colour'; it is grouped in lo pictures; the narrative is never continues to follow out his plan carefully yet rapidly. The
scenic or dramatic. This may be the result of a theory space covered in this volume is considerable, ranging from
insisted on by Mr. Crowe, or it is possible that he purposely the Duke of Anjou's ignoble Regency in 1380, to the death
avoids artistic developments beyond the talent and prac of King Henry at the tournament in 1559. Many questions
tice of his pen. The epoch traversed, however, is one that of a political and religious character arise in the interval,
miglt tempt a less coinpetent historian to open up, ever and are dealt with in more or less of a judicial spirit.
and anon, the palace perspectives, the civic life, the battle Indeed, the author invariably aims at being impartial, and
fields of France, in days when the Maillotins and Cabo this, perhaps, renders his narrative less vivid than it
chiens came uncouthly on the public stage,-when Isabella might have been, coming from the pen of an impetuous
of Bavaria pined amid the follies and tragedies of the Court writer .... French history in the fourteenth and two
of Charles the Sixth,-when Craon and the Constable succeeding centuries abounds in subjects for grand pic-
Warred,-and when the eight thousand French knights tures. These Mr. Crowe has made no attempt to draw.
and nobles fell at Agincourt. Then the deaths of Giac and He ains at telling lucidly and simply the story of France;
Camus, and the heroic career of Jeanne d'Arc, the execu- 1 and so far his work is exemplary on account of the judi-
tion of the Constable St. Pol, the field of the Cloth of cious if unicoloured style in which it is written, and the
Gold, the building of Fontainebleau, and the world of 1 obvious industry and honesty of the researches on which
loveliness and gallantry, of art and luxury which filled it, it is based.” ATENÆUM,


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of Decimals is treated of, and the rules for performing the given on Decimal Coinage, including a full description of
four elementary processes therewith are clearly stated the French or Metrical System of Money, Weights, and
and illustrated by examples worked at full length. In Measures. A carefully-constructed collection of Easy
PART II. the articles on Ratio, Duodecimals, and Cube Miscellaneous Examples likewise forms a new and, it is
Root are shortened and simplified; a Chapter is appended 1 hoped, a useful feature of the present improved edition.
THE REV. DR. COLLIS'S PONTES CLASSICI, No. I. A STEPPING-
STONE FROM THE BEGINNING OF LATIN GRAMMAR TO CÆSAR...
AR TO CÆSAR.................. 12mo. 38. 6d.
MHE object of the present work is to accustom boys to Dates aro appended. In the body of the work, the words
I read and construc easy Latin authors as soon as they are first arranged under their proper arts of speech, so
have commenced the first clements of grammar. In his that to each pupil may be assigned exactly what he ought
preface the author states that after several years' ex to learn, according to his progress in Latin grainınar. If
perience in teaching Latin, and the use of various elemen retranslation is frequently used, the scholar is shown how
tary manuals, none of which he has found wholly satisfac to apply from the very first the forms and rules lie learns
tory, he has put together the materials of the present work in his grammar; instead of waiting six months or a year be-
in the hope that he may make the study of Latin more in fore he is required to analyse a sentence, or to do iorc than
teresting and less irksome to young beginners. The au retain in his memory a series of dry and unapplied para-
thor's objection to the ordinary delectuses is the difficulty digms. Although at first sight too much aid in constru-
of awakening interest in the short sentences of which they ing may appear to be given, this will be found on exam-
consist; whereas boys will learn much more quickly, and ination only a seeming objection; because the progressive
remember words and phrases much better, when there is character of the exercises is strictly sustained, and the
a continuous story to arouse and engage their attention. questions become harder lesson by lesson.
Accordingly, the body of this work consists of Tables
from Phaedrus, the History of Rome to the end of the The author believes that any boy of ordinary capacity
Third Punic War from Jacobs's Latin Reader, and the who has honestly worked through this book, which
Life of Alexander the Great, -adapted as well for con may be used from the first day on which he learns to
struing as for retranslation. A full Translation of a few read the Latin words, will have a sound practical know-
of the earlier lessons, Vocabularies to the Roman His ledge of all the commonest, and of many of the more
tory and the Life of Alexander, l-Iistorical and Geogra peculiar, forms and constructions of the Latin language,
phical Questions, a list of the Irregular Verbs of common as well as an extensive copia verborum with which to
occurrence, a brief Syntax, and an Index and a Table of 1 begin Cæsar's Commentaries.
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STONE FROM THE BEGINNING OF GREEK GRAMMAR TO XENOPHON ............1200. 3s. 6d.
TN the present work, which is on the same plan as į book, which may be used from the first day on which ho
1 Pontes Classici, No. I. Latin, the author has chosen learns to spell Greek words, will have a sound practical
as exercises some easy narratives and parables from St. Immowledge of all the more usual, and many of the more
Luke, as the purest in style and the most classical of the peculiar, forms and constructions of the Greek language,
Evangelists; a few short Fables from Esop, and odes and he will possess as well an extensive vocabulary with
froin Anacreon; and two well-known passages of Xeno which to commence the Arabasis of Xenophon, to which
phon, the Choice of Hercules froin the Memorabilia and this book is meant to be a stepping-stone. The Lessons
the Battle of Cunaxa from the Arabasis. To the two first from St. Luke, and the Carticles from the Morning and
divisions is subjoined a word-for-word translation ; and Evening Prayers, which form an appendix to the whole,
full vocabularies to the rest of the book. The words at will serve as an introduction to the study of the New
first are arranged beneath the Greek Text under their Testament.
proper parts of speech, so that to each pupil may be
assigned exactly what he ought to learn, according to his This work, and Pontes Classici, No. I., a Stepping
progress in Greek Grammar, wliether his knowledge of Slone from the beginning of Latiiz Grammar to Caesar,
it ceases at the nouns, adjectives, pronouns, or embraces described above, will, it is believed, be found useful to
one or more species of verbs. The work is especially persons who are desirous of acquiring a knowledge of
adapted to Wordsworth's Greek Grammar; but it may Greek and Latin late in life, or of resuming and prose-
be easily used with Kennedy's, Moody's, Valpy's, or any cuting the study of the classics imperfectly learnt in their
other. Any boy who has honestly worked through this 1 youth.
THE REV. DR. COLLIS'S PONTICULUS LATINUS AND PON-
TICULUS GRÆCUS, TWO SETS OF EXERCISES FOR TRANSLATION INTO LATIN AND GREEK,
SI TO ACCOMPANY IN USE THE AUTHOR'S PONTES CLASSICI. ... Square 12mo. price 1s. each.
MHE Author has drawn up these two sets of Exercises I “THESE works of Dr. Colis need but to be cursorily ex-
I with a view to facilitate the acquisition of writing l amined to be admired by those who knoir from
Greek and Latin by those who have not long commenced daily experience the difficulties which the author has so
the study of the two languages. The exercises run readily recognised, and so successfully enabled both teach-
parallel to the lessons in Pontes Classici, where the Greek ers and pupils to overcome... Dr. Collis has manifested
and Latin words will, with scarcely an exception, be a sympathy with boys rarely possessed by eminent scho-
found; but by a constant change of number, person, lars. He is not the first by hundreds who have striven
voice, and tense, by varying the construction from active to make the early study of Latin more interesting and
to passive, by representing historical facts as speeches or less irksome to young beginners; nor the first by thou-
letters, and the converse, by interchanges of direct and sands who bave found that boys will learn much more
oblique narration, and by throwing words into new com quickly, and remember words and phrases better,
binations, sufficient materials are here provided for a when there is a short story, fable, or narrative to interest
first year's practice in writing Greek and Latin. These them; but he has certainly the inerit of being one of the
short and easy narratives will, it is lioped, make the ac first to bridge over the repulsive chevaux-de-frise which
quirement of Greek and Latin prose writing more rapid from time immemorial has excluded so many boys of
and more interesting than it usually is, when short un promise from the field of classical literature. His plan is
connected sentences form the only materials. The exer admirable; and to mention even briefly the peculiarities
cises should be first translated vivá voce into Greek or of his tiro works and their companion exercises, would
Latin to the master; and then written out and corrected. convey but an inadequate idea of its excellence. Wo
There is no reason why these Exercise-Books should not strongly recommend all persons engaged in education who
be used independently of the Author's Pontes Classici. are teaching Latin to junior forms to procure a specimen
The exercises, however, will be much easier to those who copy of both the Ponticulus Lutinus and the Ponticutus
possess the works to which they are specially adapted, Græcus."
ENGLISI JOURNAL OF EDUCATION.
and to which they correspond, lesson for lesson.
W
sed visitortli's Grecia The work or embraces
dennedy's, Moody's, Valn'.
obliquiens, sufficiene in writing for is hoped, m
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TIME FELLOW OT ORIEL COLLEGE, OXFORD. WITH 44 WOODCUTS.............
W E wish to recommend to the English reader a genu- is a principal authority...... Neglected for twenty
Y ine bit of Greek history, in a series of Lives from years, Mr. Clough reintroduces Plutarch to an English
a good old Greek author, with whose name we are most of audience. We trust that his little volume will be wel-
13 inore or less familiar. In this voluine the lives of The comed into the library of every English youth and
mistocles, Pericles, Alcibiades, Lysandci, Pelopidlas, Ti. maideni. A repeated perusal will go far to make thieu
moleon, Demosthenes, and Alexander-selected from Dry understand anl sympathise with the heroic proportions
den's translation, lately revised by Mr. A. H. Clougil-are of Greek and Roman manhood; and the errors and poli-
arranged in chronological order so as to form a sketch of tical misjudgments of the prince of biographers must be
Greek history more agreeable than a compendium. They corrected by the subsequent study of Thirlwall, Grote, L
comprise a portion of the history with which Plutarch is WIure, and the other historians of the politics and litera- 1
himselt best acquainted, and for some parts of which helture of ancient Greece."
SPECTATOR.

mistocles." less familhor, within a sen
densomn, Demosthes, Alcibiadtelis voluinene vea

Irected brements of the bood; and theroic propo
THE THEATRE OF THE GREEKS: A TREATISE ON THE HIS-
TORY AND EXHIBITION OF THE GREEK DRAMA. BY J. W. DONALDSON, D.D., CLASSICAL
EXAMINER IN THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. SEVENTH EDITION, REVISED, ENLARGED,
AND IN PART REMODELLED; WITH NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS.......
syo. 14s.
MHE present edition of this long-established work has rior of the complete Græco-Roman Theatre at Aspendus,
bceii revised throughout in the most complete and and coloured copies of the costumes preserved in the Pio-
elaborate manner. The treatise on the origin and lite Cleinentine Mosaic, and in the Cyrenaic picture discovered
rary history of the Greek Draina, which has hitherto con by Pacho. Thus remodelled and illustrated, it is believed
stituted the principal feature of the book, has been that the Theatre of the Greclcs is now in harmony with
greatly enlarged. But the editor hay bestowed his chief the existing condition of our knowledge in regard both to
attention on the chapters which discuss the representa Greek literature and to ancient art. The concluding
tion of a Greek play; and it is believed that the student section of the volume, which gives an account of the lan-
will find in the present edition a fuller and more distinct guage, metres, and prosody of the dramatists, is no
account of an ancient dramatic exhibition than has longer a number of detached notes, but has assumed the
hitherto been drawn up in any language. The general form of a coherent disquisition. The late Canon TATE'S
discussion is applied to a minute examination of the mise cssay, which is identified with this book, and is based on
en scène of many of the extant tragedies and comedies. the honest research of that successful and experienced
teacher, has been retained out of respect for his memory,
include engravings on steel of the ground-plan and inte- I no less than on account of its practical value.
RICH'S DICTIONARY OF ROMAN AND GREEK ANTIQUITIES,
WITH NEARLY 2,000 WOODCUTS OF VISIBLE OBJECTS FROM THE ANTIQUE; BEING A
SECOND AND CHEAPIR EDITION OF RICH'S “ILLUSTRATED COMPANION TO THE LATIN
DICTIONARY AND GREEK LEXICON.....
........ Post Sro. 12s. 6d.
"TVLRYBODY must feel that we do ust understand I Independently of the facilities which such a work
the Ancients, wless we frame distinct notions affords for acquiring an accurate and satisfactory know-
on such objects of their every-clay life as we have in lcdge of the classic languages, and the manners of the
cominon with them under the forms their eyes were people wlio spoke then, it is believed that the union in
accustomed to, and that we should go totally astray, one volume of so large a number of subjects from the
if, on reading of a Roman house, a Roman ship, Roman Autique, comprising, as it really does, a representation of
agricultuue and trade, Roman dress, or the interior of everything yet discovered which is curious, as illustrative
a household in ancient Rome, we conceived the same of the every-day life of the ancient Greeks and Romans,
notions which answer to those words in our own days." but the originals of which are now dispersed over various
The intention of the present work is almost sufficiently parts of the world, in private collections and public
explained by the preceding extract from NIEBUHR'S museums, or only engraved in scarce and voluminous
Introductory Lecture on Roman History, viz. to interpret publications, is adapted to supply not only a fund of in-
the language of ancienů literature by the works of an structive information to the general reader as well as to
cient art, or, in other words, to make the Ancients their the classical student, but also a most invaluable stock of
own interpreters, by presenting to the Student an image authorities to the accounplished scholar and philologist,
of the object which each word represents, instead of a witli which, up to the publication of the present work,
mere verbal description of it.
but fer persons had the means or the opportunities of be-
For this purpose every word in the Latin language coming acquainted.
which expresses a visible object counected with the Arts, More than ten years have now elapsed since this
Sciences, Manufactures, and Social Life of the An volume was first published. It has been alrcady trans-
cients -- their Arus, Dress, Utensils, Machinery, Tools, lated into l'rench, and there is every probability that it
Agricultural and other Implements, Shipping, Carriages, will soon be translated into German. Such adoption by
Architecture, Representations of Scenes in Daily Life, competent and disinterested judges inust stamp it with
and Processes of the Industrial Arts — has been collected an authority which tbe autlior himself could not venture
into a volume. The precise meaning of each is clearly to claim for his own labours. The French translation,
which has been noticed in terms of high praise by the
all cases where a genuine example is known to exist, by chief organs of literary opinion in France, is executed
an illustrative woodcut, copied from an authentic monu under the direction of M. Chéruel, Inspector of the Im-
ment,-either the original article itself, or an ancient perial Academy at Paris, and is cntitled a Dictionary of
representation of it in painting, sculpture, terra-cotta, Antiquities; and many of the English scholars who
mosaic, fictile vase, engraved sein, coin, or inedal. The passed so fiivourable a judgment upon the book at the
authorities, both for the illustrations and interpretations, time of its first appearance, gave it the same designation;
are in all cases given.
though a more modest title had been selected, in order
The Greek synonym is added to each Latin word, that it, at least, should not raise expectations to be per-
wherever there is one exactly corresponding, and an haps disappointed by the work itself. Now, however,
Alphabetical Greek and Latin INDEX (1) is appended, to that it has been adopted by other sponsors, who are able
render the work serviceable, and easy of reference, as a to justify the propriety of the name chosen, there is no
Companion to the Greek Lexicon or the Latin Dictionary. reason why tlie same book should appear under two
The volume is completed by a ClassIFIED ANALYTICAL different designations. It has, therefore, been decided
INDEX(II.) extending over the last nine pages, and con that the title of the French edition shall be prefixed to
taining lists of all the words relating to each particular the original English one, wliich is retained, that past
class of subjects interspersed alphabetically in the body purchasers may not be misled by the change; and as the
translation is issued at a lower rate than the original
ferred to consecutively iu the order therein enumerated, work, the publishers have determined to make a corres-
the reader will obtain a comprehensive knowledge of any ponding reduction in the price of their edition to an
given subjcct as leadily as if the whole had been arranged amount which had indeed been contemplated at the time
in a single article.
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THE REV. J. HUNTER'S EDITION OF JOHNSON'S RASSELAS,
WITH NOTES, SPECIMEN-LESSONS, QUESTIONS FOR EXAMINATION, ETC. ...... 12mo. 2s. Od..
MHE object of the present edition is to provide for the use (Aptness to believe without proof.) From what Latin
I of schools a text-book adapted generally to prepare word is it derived ! (Credo, I believe, vheuce credulitas.)
the minds of youth for appreciating, interpreting, and Hence, “a summary of articles of belief” (creea); “thie
describing the classical productions o!' English prose lite honour of being trustel" (creclit); " worthy of credit"
rature, &c. It is beliered by many that JOHNSON's im (creditable). What is the meaning of creditor ? (One
pressive story of Rasselas, on account of its peculiar · who gives pecuniary credit.) of credentials ? ! (That
rhythm, way, as a reading book in schools, prove of ser which warrants belief or confiilence.) Of crodible? (Wor-
vice in facilitating the acquirement of that deliberate and thy of belief.) Of credulous ? (Easily disposed to believe.
expressive elocution which teachers usually find it most What word signifies “to add credit to?" (Accredit.) Ex-
difficult to teach their pupils. For that purpose Rasselas plain the prefix ac, &c. It will be seen from the specimen
is here offered and recommended. With a viow to render lessons given in the Preface that the Editor recommends
the book subservient to other scholastic uses, each chap the occasional practice of writing an explanatory varia-
ter is preceded by etymological references on which les tion, and also a précis or digested abstract of a passage.
sons on Derivation may easily be founded; notes being Such variation and abridgment of Dr. Jolinson's language
added to illustrate the meaning, grammatical construc may often be attempted with great advantage to the
tion, and other features of the text; and specimens being pupil's progress in English composition, especially if he
given of interrogative lessons, by which an understand will confine his effort to converting the pompous phra-
ing of the subject-matter of Rasselas may be as it were seology and sententious diction characteristic of this
questioned into the pupil's mind. A specimen. of the great writer into language of greater simplicity, in accor-
manner of setting an etymological lesson on the first dance with the hints here given, and with the assistance
noun in the opening sentence of the story, is here sub of such works as the Author's treatises on Paraphrasing
joined :- What is the meaning of the word credulity ? and the Art of Triling Précis.
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TXERCISES on such a subject as Paraphrasing are sure clause is carefully explained. When the usefulness of a
U to be found difficult by the youthful student, what ready pen in the business of life, aud the advantages con-
ever general directions and special illustrations may pre ferred by an available knowledge of composition, are
cede them; and it must evidently be advantageous for fairly considered, the desirableness of cultivating this
him, after he has performed an Exercise of this kind, to talent in youth will not be disputed. Nothing is inore
Bee the sense of the original accurately expressed in some certain than that an easy command of one's native
other form of paraphrase, which the teacher may present tongue in writing can only be acquired by practice, and
as a model for comparison. It is boped that for this pur that the most fluent writers are those in whom accident
pose Mr Hunter's Ker to his Paraphrasing and Analysis or choice developed the faculty as part of their education
of Sentences will be found serviceable as well to teachers or mental training. For self-teaching it is believed that
as to students. It is proposed as an occasional practice, the method of accurate paraphrasing and verbal analysis,
in the case of junior pupils, that the passage intended to reduced to a system by Mr. Hunter, offers a valuable aid
be parapbrased, and also the two explanatory variations to acquiring correctness and expedition in the construc-
of it in the Key, should be carefully read over, and then tion of English sentences and their arrangement in logi-
that the "choice of expressions” should be dictated to cal sequence in writteil composition, so far as a process
them, with the view of requiring them to compose, by such purely mental can be taught as an art. The avoidance of
means, two or three different paraphrases of the same periphrasis, circumlocution, and common-place is sedu-
passage. This mode of using the Treatise and its Key will lously inculcated. The rules will be found applicable to
facilitate and encourage the pupils in their efforts, make any spoken or written matter : but they are specially
them acquainted with a considerable amount of synony adapted to passages from the poets and prose writers of
mous phraseology, and promote their general command antiquity, as well as from the best modern foreign clas-
of language. In the department of Analysis the Clauses sics.; passages which the student is recommended first
of the Compound Sentences are distinctly characterised; to translate literally, then paraphrase and condense in
the expressions forming connectives between clauses are idiomatic English, and finally reproduce in writing
indicated by a peculiar type; and whatever seemed to entirely from memory, and as far as possible in his own
present any difficulty in the detailed analysis of each | language.
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TN many departments of the public service, the im- l the art may be acquired in youth by diligent practice,
Imediate production of abstracts or brief perspicuous and that the practice itself affords a useful mental exer.
digests (technically called précis) of official corre cise, the Author has endeavoured to make the present
spondence, voluminous documents, and evidence, is a treatise or introduction suitable for use in schools, by
recognised duty of constant occurrence, and is expected employing the convenient aid of grammatical science in
to be perforined with nearly as great facility as copying illustration of the principles upon which all written
or translating. While, therefore, the art of Précis matter may, with a little consideration, be easily and
Writing must recommend itself especially to the atten properly condensed. At the same time he has given the
tive study of candidates for impending examination by grammatical explanations in such terms as may without
the Civil Service Commissioners, it is desirable that such difficulty be understood and applied by those candidates
study.should begin several monthis beforehand, to allow for public examination who have previously paid but little
due time for acquiring that knowledge of principles and attention to the study of systematic grammar.
amount of practical experience, on which depends a good
capacity for analysing, and condensing into a small com-
pass, a subject the matter of which is spread through ALTHOUGH the Key to this work is one of a class that
many lines, sentences, or documents. Indeed the foun A may often prove disadvantageous to the student, by
dation of this knowledge and experience should be laid tempting him to neglect the proper exercise of his own
at school, in connexion with the study of grammatical powers, that evil is probably very little to be feared in the
analysis; for the art of abridgment is greatly facilitated present instance, as it may be naturally supposed that
by acquaintance with the logical structure of sentences, those students for whom the Author's introduction to
and is a branch of composition of great general utility, Précis-Writing is more especially designed are so earnest-
and not merely requisite for such as scek to quality ly desirous of acquiring skill and readiness in that spe-
themselves for the special employment above referred to. cies of composition, that they will not refer to the Key
It is obvious that to re-state the substance of a set of until they have employed their own best efforts in con-
documents, or series of letters, of fifty MS, folios or up verting the prescribed exercises into the required forms.
wards, which takes perhaps two hours to peruse,-in On the presumption of such efforts being previously
six or eight short sentences that may be read in five made, the utility of the Key for the purposes of reference
minutes, without omitting a single essential point, but and comparison is obvious; and it is hoped that those
on the contrary giving to the most important part of the who thus legitimately use the supplementary help here
communication due prominence, demands a degree of provided, will find their progress forwarded with the ra-
judgment and a command of language that can scarcely pidity and accompanied with the satisfaction which the
be expected in a schoolboy. In the belief, however, that Author intended to promote.




language.und Sentencesninectives bentever seeprecach



recisidentes e as it may very little mercise student,
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THE REV. J. HUNTER'S SCHOOL MANUAL OF LETTER-
WRITING; CONTAINING NUMEROUS MODELS OF LETTERS, EXERCISES IN COMPOSITION,
RULES FOR PUNCTUATING, ETC.
..............12mo. Is. 6d.
" MR. HUNTER'Smerits as an author of school books 1 tuition or self-instruction. It teaches by familiar ex-
11 eminently practical have been frequently acknow amples an art not easily attainable by students.”
ledged in our columns, and we have great pleasure in
WEEKLY DISPATCH.
bearing testimony to the value of his N[ anual of Letter
“ VR. HUNTER'S School Manual of Letter-Writing
Writing, a caretul study of which by young men entering
11 affords the easiest method of acquiring a thorough
on commercial life will be found of much advantage as a
insight into the rules of composition. The book is adapt-
means of attaining a concise and correct epistolary
style.”
ed to almost an endless variety of subjects; and an
MIDLAND COUNTIES HERALD.
observation of its rules will obviate those solecisms
“T IKE all Mr. Hunter's school books, this manual of against good taste and even grammar Thiol professedly
U school letter-writing is based on sound and useful educated people not unfrequently commit."
principles, and is carefully adapted for practical use in
JOHN BULL.
THE REV. J. HUNTER'S EDITION OF SHAKSPEARE'S HENRY
VIII., WITH INTERPRETATION OF THE TEXT, CRITICAL, HISTORICAL, AND GRAMMATI
NOTES, SPECIMENS OF PARSING, QUESTIONS FOR EXAMINATION, ETC. .........12mo. 2s.6d.
MHE more immediate purpose of Mr. Hunter's edition of Wolsey consists chiefly of such details as serve to illus-
I of Shakspeare's Henry VIII. was to discipline young trate the poet's representations of the Cardinal's mind,
persons for the University Middle-Class Examinations, conduct, and fortunes. In an Appendix are given sove-
and specially to give preparatory assistance to candidates ral specimens of Examination Questions (partially an-
in the senior department of the Oxford Examination of swered) on passages selected from the play.
June, 1860. At the same time the Editor endeavoured
to make the volume more extensively useful, by adapt-
ing it to the use of schools and to the instruction of 6 TIVERYTHING which can possibly be required for
general readers. By a copious interpretation of the U the elucidation of the play is here brought together.
language of the text, the obscurity under which many of We have examined the book carefully, and are of opinion
the poet's ideas might remain undiscerned or imperfectly that Mr. Huiter has carried out his design in a very me-
appreciated, has been removed ; and notes critical, histo ritorious manner. Tlie introductory Life of Wolsey seems
rical, and grammatical have been amply contributed. to be particularly well done. The student must be very
The introductory remarks have reference to the original dull or very indolent, who, with all the helps here pre-
production of the play, its literary merits, its ordo rerum, sented to him, fails to pass a satisfactory examination in
its historical authorities, &c.; and the Introductory Life this subject.'
LITERARY GAZETTI.

funeral lead use of more extensive Edito, xaminatio

THE REV. J. HUNTER'S EDITION OF THE FIRST BOOK OF
MILTON'S PARADISE LOST, WITH NOTES, PARAPHRASES, ETC., DESIGNED TO PREPARE
E OXFORD MIDDLE-CLASS EXAMINATION IN 1861. 1200. Is. 6d.
MAE recent announcement by the University of Oxford, tive, elliptical, and idiomatic style of the languages of
I that the FIRST BOOK of Paradise Lost will form å ancient Greece and Rome; and it is affluent in allu-
subject on which Junior Candidates for the Middle-Class sious to ancient history, fable, and romance. If, there-
Examination of 1861 must be prepared, has suggested the fore, an attentive reading of this poem, with an occa-
present attempt to provide, not only the help that may sional approach to the critical examination employed in
be deemed specially serviceable to such candidates, but classical study, may be considered a useful means of
also that which seems adapted to be of general use in disciplining the intellect and cultivating literary taste,
schools. For no one can be said to have received a good the expediency of an annotated edition, with a para-
English education, vhose mind is not familiarised with phrase of the text, cannot reasonably be doubted. It is
at least a considerable portion of Milton's sublime epic; hoped that the present specimen will be found calcu-
and yet there are few instances, it is believed, of young lated not only to promote a thorough understanding of
persons having such familiarity with the poem as implies the First Book, but also, by a removal of many general
anything like due appreciation of its meaning, force, and difficulties, to bring the youthful mind more nearly in
beauty. The Paradise Lost is a profound work; it contact with Milton's great genius, and render it more
abounds in unexplicit, idealising thought: it is copiously capable of appreciating the inerits of other parts of his
characterised by forms of speech imitating the transposi- I poem.

-
to the pub almost epted in schfelt by tea present
MR. ISBISTER'S EUCLID ARRANGED FOR EXAMINATIONS, OR
GEOMETRICAL COPY BOOKS ...
Two Quarto Copy-books, price 6d. each.
OWING to the great extension which has recently been is a blank book similarly ruled for practice, and other
given to the system of written Examinations, by munbers will be added as they may be required. Al-
throwin; open the appointments of the Military, East though the main object of the Copy Books is to practise
India, and Civil Services to competition, and by the insti candidates for writing out the Propositions clearly and
tution of the “Middle Class” and other examinations of expeditiously for examinations, an arrangement of the
the Universities, and the various Medical and other Ex figures and demonstrations has been adopted calculated
amining Boards, which now exercise so important an to simplify and exhibit to the eye the successive steps of
influence on the higher education of the country, it has the Proposition, so as to impress them more firmly on
become very desirable that some uniform systein of writ the memory. The figures are drawn so as to distinguish
ing out the Propositions of Euclid, which forms a the parts which are given in the enunciation from those
necessary part of alınost every public on competitive required to be added in the course of the construction;
examination, should be adopted in schools. It is with and in the demonstration, the successive steps of the
the view of supplying a want generally felt by teachers of proof are arranged in a logical forın by printing the pre-
a convenient manual for this purpose that the present inises and the conclusion in separate lines and in different
series of Copy Books has been projected, the object of type.
which is to embrace a uniform logical arrangement of the
Problems with facility and rapidity in writing them out, by Mr. Isbister's Geometrical Copy Books may be used
means of abbreviations and symbols. The first number with any of the ordinary editions of Euclid as a Text-
contains tables of the abbreviations and symbols generally Book, all that is required being to throw the Pro-
adopted at the Universities and Public Schools, together positions into the symbolical form, on the plan and
with the first three Propositions of the First Book, arrangement given in the Examples; the symbols and
arranged for the pupil to copy out and imitate, the model abbreviations are those employed in the most recent
being printed on one page so as to be written out on the editions of Euclid published in the symbolical form at
other, which is ruled to receive it. The Second Number Cambridge.


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GALBRAITH AND HAUGHTON'S MANUAL OF PLANE TRIGO-
NOMETRY. FIFTH EDITION, NINTH THOUSAND
.............Fcp. Svo. 2s.
TN bringing out this New Edition of the Manual of several formulæ and statements which have hitherto
| Plane Trigonometry, the authors have effected many appeared in a curront order of connexion, are now thrown
improvements, while no essential change has been made. into the form of separate Propositions, with distinct
The appendix to the former editions, which contained an headings, constructions, and demonstrations, after the
account of the nature and use of Logarithms, has been manner of luclid. It is hoped that the form now
transferred to the Manual of Matheinatical Tables as an adopted, though it somewhat lengthens the statements,
introduction, New Examples have been introduced, and I will be found better adapted to school instruction,
GALBRAITH AND HAUGHTON'S MANUAL OF MECHANICS.
FIFTH EDITION, NINTH THOUSAND
. . . . . . . ... I'cp. 8vo. 3s.
HIS edition of the well-lomown Manual of Mechanics is to Chap. II. of the Dynamics. In addition to 188 exam.
1 considerably enlarged and improved. Duclayla's ples of principles given in tho text, 16S examples for exer-
and Archimedes' proofs of the composition of forces meet cise, inost carefully selected, and many of them original,
ing at a point, and of parallel forces, are given in detail, are given at the close of the chapters, so as to provide the
with numerous examples. A considerable development student with a body of upwards of 350 mechanical
is also given to the principle of work done by agents exainples for practice. This edition will be found very
moving uniformaly. The attention of the reader is parti well suited to candidates preparing for the competitive
cularly requested to the examples from Coulomb and examinations for admission to the Military, and other
Venturoli, as well as to the original questions, appended | branches of public service.
GALBRAITE AND HAUGHTON'S MANUAL OF MATHEMATICAL
TABLIS.......
...............
............., Fcp. 8vo. 3s.
THESE Tables, after the model of La Lande's, are cal. 1 proposed by this distinguished mathematician are well
1 culated to five places of Decimals, and coutain the known in Germany, while, strange to say, they have
logarithms of the first ten thousand numbers, together never been hitherto used in England or France. What
with the logarithms of Sines and Tangents to every can be a greater desideratum to the coioputer than the
minute of the quadrant. These are followed by Gauss's means of rapidly finding log (at) and log (-0) from
Sum and Difference logarithms, for the first time printed log a and log , without the necessity of previously enter-
in this country; together with a collection of tables of ing the tables for a and o? In astronomical and tri-
useful Constants relating to the Circle, to Logarithmic gonoinetrical calculations the want is frequently felt,
Systems, to Gravity, to the Larth, and to Foreign Weights and has given rise to various formulæ depending on sub-
and Measures. The utmost care has been taken in the sidiary or auxiliary angles. All these are superseded by
revision of the proofs, each of which was compared by Gauss's Sum and Difference logarithms, which supply a
three practised readers with different sets of tables. The uniform and ready method of removing the difficulty
paper, which is of the finest quality, and of a beautiful whenever it occurs. The authors liope that this novel
tint, was manufactured expressly for the work, and has feature of their Tables, together with the care bestowed
been pronounced by competent judges to be most agree on them in their progress through the press, will secure
able to the eye, and peculiarly adapted for use by lamp or · for this, their tenth Manual, the same awount of public
candle light. In printing Gauss's logarithms, the authors favour which has already attended the preceding volumes
of the Manual believe they have conferred a signal benefit of the series.- A list of the Scientific Manuals will be
on the English scientific public. The Sun and Difference found at page 30 of the present Catalogue.
MATHEMATICAL TABLES, CONTAINING LOGARITHMS, LOGA-
RTTEMIC SINES. TANGENTS. AND SEĆANTS: WITH SUCH OTHER TABLES AS ARE REQUISITE
TO BE USED WITH THE NAUTICAL ALMANACK. BY THE REV. JONATHAN CAPE, M.A. F.R.S.
PROFESSOR OT MATHEMATICS AND CLASSICS IN THE ROYAL EAST INDIAN MILITARY COL-
LEGE, ADDISCOMBE. THIRD EDITION
8yo, 10s. 6d.
MHE present collection, besides the usual Tables of Lo- ! mals, which are in general suſficiently accurate for calcu-
1 garithus, Logarithmic Sines, Tangents, &c. contains lating Arcs to the nearest second. If greater correctness
several other Tables useful in mathematical calculations; be required, recourse must be had to more extensive col-
also, a Table of Proportional Logarithms, Astronomical lections, such as TAYLOR'S or CALLET'S, where the Loga-
Tables of Refraction and Parallax, and such other Tables rithms are given to 7 places of decimals, and the Circle is
as are requisite to be used with the Nautical Almanack. divided to every second or every 10 seconds of the Quad-
Such a collection, including everything which a military launt.
officer might require in his professional duties, in a com-
Every attention has been bestowed to make the Third
pendious form, appeared still to be wanting; and the com Edition as correct as possible. It is printed from a new
piler has endeavoured that nothing should be omitted fount of type cast expressly for the work, of the ancient
which might be usefiil, either in the closet, in the practice form of figure adopted by the Royal Astronomical Society
of surveying, or in finding the latitude and longitude from in all their works,'which is considerably more distinct
celestial observations. The Tables of Logarithis, Loc. than the figures of uniformi lieight that have been in gene.
garithmic Sines, &c. have been carried to 6 places of deci- | ral use for some years past in London printing-offices.
ASTRO-THEOLOGY. BY THE REV. CANON MOSELEY, M.A., F.R.S.
FORMERLY PROFESSOR OF NATURAL HISTORY AND ASTRONOMY IN KING'S COLLEGE,
LONDON. THIRD EDITION .........
..............................Fcp. 8vo. 4s. 6d.
" DERHAPS in his own way Canon Moseley is not ex- 1 and its form and dimensions are shown by scientific in-
I celled by any of the men of high attainments who duction; its relation to the beavenly bodies follows,
are able to place the results of their researches in a simple with the distances, moveinents, &c. of the rest of the
and attractive manner before readers and audiences who solar system. The laws of temperature, heat, currents,
know nothing of science. More intelligible expositions and rain are explained: and an admirable chapter on the
tban his of abstract scientific phenomena are nowhere to First Cause closes the survey. The reader is not merely
be found; and in his style are combined a cortain con told that certain facts are to be accepted by him: He is
ciseness and massive strength highly fascinating, and familiarised with the course of inferences by which sci-
equally rare even in these days when good writing is so entific trnths have been ascertained; he is placed as a
common. The object of Astio-Theology is to treat of questioner of the mysteries of motion, distance, and
those evidences of the wisdom of God which may be seen planetary influence; and then led step by step to appre-
in the daily changes of the hcavens. There is less theo ciate the results of Newton and Herschel's labours. By
logy in the work than its title suggests, and no doctrine this process the learner is taught to think and reason for
whatever. It is, in fact, one of those books of a general himself; and the book, properly used, is a teacher of the
character, but of a religious tendency, which the late Dr. best sort. Canon Moseley's excellent volume should be
Arnold was desirous to have multiplied. The subjects carefully read by all intelligent persons who know no
relate principally to the earth; the opening papers being more of astronomy tban is to be learnt from ordinary
popular explanations of astronomical science in general. school-books. In the hands of a judicious tutor it would
The isolation of the earth in space is first demonstrated, I be invaluable as a text-book," " SCOTTISH PRESS,







Edition type cast cted by the considerablyve be


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uiscons which fukay that tiriter of the langu
TALES FROM GREEK MYTHOLOGY. BY THE REV. G. W. COX,
M.A. LATE SCHOLAR OF TRINITY COLLEGE, OXFORD.
.......... Square 16mo. 3s. 6d.
TT is only of late years that the subject of Mythology can I given on siinilar subjects by other writers. And perhaps
I besaid to have been really understood. Legends-some 110 apology is needed for setting before children who will
tiines beautiful, sometimes strange, soinetimes monstrous have to go through a classical education at an early age,
-- were explained on one supposition or another, but all on subjects with which they must make acquaintance after-
grounds which might be shown to be arbitrary and un wards. It is very important that the first impressions
certain. But Comparative Mythology, which is the direct should be agreeable, as well as consistent with the conclu-
offspring of the science of Comparative Philology, sions of recent research, especially in Coinparative Mytho-
has laid down for the interpretation of Greek legend á logy. From the rich stores of Greek legend the writer
method based on the indisputable evidence of language. has endeavoured to select those tales which are in them-
It has been the first care of the writer of these tales to selves most beautiful, as well as most likely to attract
present them in such a way that the reader may receive the attention of young children, and so to narrate them,
120 impressions which futuo study or scientific research that the steps may be unbroken which lead them from
may require llim to discard. The book is intended for the simple acquaintance with these stories to that minute
very young children; but it professes at the same time to be analysis of their origin and growth which the science
in accordance with the latest conclusions of mythological of Comparativc Mythology has enabled us to accom-
science. The legends have been used for 10 secondary plish. Some notes are added, which may tend to make
purposes, but are simply given as tales, such as they were the book serviceable, not merely for amusement, but
lield to be in the ages which followed on the period dur also for purposes of instruction. The contents are as fol.
ing which these myths were the common speech of the lows:- The Horrow of Demeter; the Sleep of Endymion;
people. Hence the writer has been careful not to attach Niobe and Lelo; Orpheus and Eurydice; Phryxus and
to them any special didactic aim, to which clearly these Hellc; Cadmus and Europa; Odysseus and Poly-
myths in their original state were not adapted. It is be phemus; Odysseas and Circe; Odysseus and the Seirens;
lieved that the tales, as here narrated, are more simple Odysseus and Nausicar; the Story of Arion; the Trea-
and easy of comprehension than those which have been l sures of Rhampsinitus.
COLONEL MURE'S CRITICAL HISTORY OF THE LANGUAGE
AND LITERATURE OF ANTIENT GREECE. VOL. IV., SECOND EDITION, WITH MAPS... 8vo. 153.
MHE fourth volume of Colonel Mure's well-known work , mopylae, &c., illustrated with a MAp of the ancient
1 on the language and literature of antient Greece is World according to HECATAEUS, a writer who flourished
chiefly devoted to the historical prose-writers of the Attic immediately before Herodotus, and the only geographer
period, viz. two hundred and thirty-seven years, between whom Herodotus cites by name.
B.C. 560, the date of the usurpation of Pisistratus, and The most important addition to the present edition
the death of Alexander the Great, B.C. 323. This volume, will be found in a closer collation of the account given
first publislied in 1853, having been out of print a year, by Herodotus of the early part of the reign of Darius
was thoroughly revised and seen tlurough the press by Hystaspes with that given by Darius himself in the Behis-
Colonel Mure previously to his death in April 1860. The tui inscription. Several errors of detail, overlooked ir.
first chapter cuscusses the general characteristics of the the first edition, have likewise been corrected, and several
Attic period, including its historical vicissitudes, the omissions supplied. In his preface the Author acknow-
state of education, libraries, the patrons of literature, ledges his obligations to Mr. Rawlinson for suggesting
and the book-trade in that remote ago. The second some of tliese improvements, and also to Professor o.
chapter traces the early history of Greck prose composi Müller, the learned editor and commentator of the Paris
tion from its origin in the codes of the lawsivers through Collection of Fragments of Greek Historians.
the several stages of its progress down to the close of the
Colonel MURE'S “Critical History of the Language and
fifth century B.C. The third chapter is occupied with
Literature of Antient Greece " inay now be had complete
the historians prior to Herodotus: first, those flourishing
in 5 volumes, price £3. 93., or separately in three sec-
prior to the Peloponnesian War : secondly, those who
flourished during the Peloponnesian War. The four
tions, as follows:-
remaining chapters, the larger half of the volume, are
VOLS. I. to III. the Mythical Period, HOMER, HE-
assigned to HERODOTUS, the Homer of prose history :
SIOD, the Epic Cycle, and the Lyric Poets. Second Edi-
IV. his life and times ; V. luis work and its materials ;
tion, thoroughly revised ..................... 3 vols. 368.
VI. his treatment of his materials ; VII. his composi VOL. IV. Attic Perioci, comprising Historical Litera-
tion and style. The APPENDIX contains, amongst other
ture to the Death of HERODOTUS. Second Edition,
matters, papers on the religious intolerance of the Atile thoroughly revised (described above), price 158.
nians, on the Ionic dialect of Herodotus, on the Lydiaca VOL. V. THUCYDIDES, XENOPHON, and the re-
of Xanthus, on the mythical details of the Battle of Ther maining Historians of the Attic Period ........ Price 1$s.
THE REV. DR. THOMSON'S OUTLINE OF THE NECESSARY
LAWS OF THOUGHT; A TREATISE ON PURI AND APPLIED LOGIC. FIFTH EDITION,
REVISED AND IMPROVED ......
....................... Post Svo. 5s. 6d.
THE object which the Author of this volume has kepti In the present work the dispute would appear to be
1 steadily in view is to present Logic, not as a purely solved by the principle that, whichever act of these three
artificial system, but as a system of laws which every is most prominent in our ipinds, all three acts are and
one must obey who thinks correctly. Logic is to thought must be implied in the proposition. The extension, in-
what grammar is to speech. No one cani dispense with tension, and denomination of every conception, judg-
the rules of grammar in speaking. The difference be ment, and arguincnt, are thus set forth as three distinct
tween the taught and the untaught inan is, that the one functions capable of a separate exposition. The list of
kuows the rules and the other acts upon thien from ini. syllogistic forms receives a large increase; the two affir-
tation, without having studied them. It is maintained mative types in the first figure here become twelve, the
that the case is the same with Logic; the thinking of the same number which Sir W. Hamilton's systein arrives at.
trained reasoner is the same in kind with that of the man But probably that which has chiefly brought this work
who trusts to untrained good sense. Logicis an analysis into general use is the attempt made in it to apply Logic
of all the acts of thinking as commonly practised: it more directly to the needs of modern science. Induction
is not a repository of secrets and nostrums for thinking. and its attendant processes, arguments of analogy and of
In order, however, so to construct Logic as to make it chance, are largely discussed. The examples used in
answer to this juster view of its functions, a considerable illustration are such as have occurred in the different
expansion of its rules was necessary. Tbe old Logic, as sciences. This feature makes the book more fit for
taught in the Compendia of Sanderson and Aldrich, gave modern use than treatises in which no more of science
110 adequate account of the inductive syllogism, and of was recognised than the Schoolmen knew.
those preliminary processes by which scientific induc-
tions are attained. Even in respect to the narrower vicw As the work is now used in many places of education,
of the syllogism commonly taught there was great it has been thought desirable to publish an edition which,
'vagueness; and logicians, dowli even to Mr. Jolun Mill, without any abridgment, should be more compact in
have disputed whether such a proposition as “Gold is a form, and somewhat lower in price. At no distant day
metal” meant to include gold in a particular class, or to it may be followed by a companion volumo of Logical
assigu to it an attribute, or to give to it a general name. 1 Exercises, for which there is much need.




maiters, Myles and this Pinhais Former os volumes to
1
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logistas con un memination opositis, alitct of ppear :
complete
acelease there


thosequate acompendia of Scossary. Ta.co
taught ion of it justezo to co
Commes Ivars of its suct tunis practisealysis
tion the syllosid logiciansuch a prop particula
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LUND'S SOLUTIONS OF TWO THOUSAND QUESTIONS AND
PROBLEMS IN ALGEBRA, FORMING A KEY TO WOOD'S ALGEBRA, FOR THE USE OF SCHOOL-
MASTERS AND PRIVATE TUTORS ....
............. Post Svo. 7s.6d.
MHE Author states, that he was induced to undertake to enable the Tutor to correct his pupil's work with the
1 the compilation of this work by the repeated solicita least loss of time and least labour. In his preface the
tions of schoolmasters and privato tutors, to whom, ho author expresses a hope that thiese Solutions will also
Was informed, some such book of easy reference had be prove & source of assurance and encouragement to the
come almost a necessity. Mr. LUND was the more dis numerous class of deserving mathematical students who
posed to yield to this demand because he found that the I have not the advantage of a tutor to aid them in the ;
want was not simply solutions, but solutions worked difficulties inseparable from algebraical studies. "They
after the Cambridge fashion. Accordingly he has spent have now," he adds, “not only a collection of all the
much time in endeavouring to satisfy this demand ; and best examples and problems which have been given in
in the present volume he hopes he has supplied, not the Cambridge Examinations during the last forty
merely a Key to Wood's Algebra, but also a book of In years, but also detailed solutions of them all ”-that is,
struction in the various processes by which algebraical in this work together with the “ Companion to Wood's
questions are most skilfully solved. He has not aimed Algebra” before published by Mr. Lund, and described
at presenting invariably the shortest or most refined in the following article. The Examples and Problems,
solution of a question, but simply that which may be with Answers, are given in the Algeoram the Solutions
fairly expected from a school-boy of average capacity, or of the most difficult in the Companion and Solutions of
from an university student in his first year; with a view it all the rest in this Key.


LUND'S COMPANION TO WOOD'S ALGEBRA: CONTAINING
SOLUTIONS OF VARIOUS QUESTIONS AND PROBLEMS IN ALGEBRA; AND FORMING A KEY
TO THE CHIEF DIFFICULTIES FOUND IN THE COLLECTION OF EXAMPLES APPENDED TO
WOOD'S ALGEBRA. THIRD EDITION....
..... Post Svo. 7s.6d.
INCE the Second Edition of this work was issued, a Author is mainly indebted to the Rev. J. R. Lunn, Fel-
Di new Edition of Wood's Algebra has been called for, low and Sacuerian Lecturer of that College.
in which was inserted a collection of all the best ques-
tions and problems to be found in the Cambridge Exami-
This work, it is to be observed, is more than a mere
nation Papers of the preceiling four years. It became
KEY for Schoolmasters and Private Tutors. Its chief use
necessary, therefore, to adapt the Companion to this al-
should be, to teach Students the best and neatest modes of
tered state of the Algebra; and, accordingly, a Supple-
working, as well as the application of numerous artifices
ment of 74 pages was printed, and appended to all the
known to the practised analyst, but not readily occurring
copies then remaining in the hands of the publisher. It
to the minds of beginners. With this view, every Solu-
was also published separately (and may still be had, price
tion is given at full length, and in the exact' form suited
23. Od.) to complete the copies of the Companion previ-
to a Cambridge Examination. It is also to be noticed,
ously purchased. That Supplement is now incorporated
that each Example or Problem is here enunciated at the
into the present Edition; and a further addition is made
head of its Solution; so that the book, though a fitting
of the Equations and Algebraical Problems proposed at
Companion to Wood, is not inseparable from it, but may
the Examinations in St. John's College during the last
be used, as a Book of Exercises, with any other treatise
two years, 1858 and 1850, for the Solutions of which the
on Algebra.

necea state pages ning tihtely call the crow inconis

THE ENGINEER’S HANDBOOK BY CHARLES S. LOWNDES,
ENGINEER, LIVERPOOL
...........................Post 8vo. 55.
TN this volume the author bas endeavoured to lay before I certainty. The comparative economical effect of using
I the young ongineer the principles which should guide stean expansively is shown in the table of expansions,
hiin in the construction of machinery; and to put together which is recommended to every engineer's particular
in a concise and intelligible form the necessary rales and attention. The principles which regulate the speed of
tables for his assistance. He has himself used most of steam vessels are as yet somewhat obscure. The author
these rules habitually for many years, and offers them to believes that the article on this subject will not be
the public with every confidence. The coutents are as without value, as at least opening the way, in a practical
follows:-Air pump; Beains, solid cast iron, flanged, and intelligible manner, to a more complete examination
wrought iron, engine; Bilge, pump, injection; Boiler of the subject. The rule given has been derived from the
evaporation, economy, power, proportions, strength, ri resiilts obtained from a number of the fastest and most
vetting, form and setting, furnace, tubing, chimney, coal; successful steamers both in this country and in America.
Bolt and cuttor; Boring and turning; Bracket; Brass,
composition, casting, moulding, crucibles, strength,
weight; Brickwork, weight; Case hardening; Centre, "THIS is a very handy little book ofengineering formulæ,
main: Centrifugal force; Chimney; Coal; Cocks; Cold I containing a vast amount of information condensect
water pump; Columns, solid, hollow, wrought iron; 1. into a small space. There is no attempt at anything like
Condenser; Connecting rod; Copper, strength, weight; } scientific discussion-the formulæ are given dogmatically,
Crane; Crank pin; Cross-head; Catter; Engine, power, but as they are inostly gathered from standard writers on
friction, sizes, proportion of parts, expansion, evaporation the mechanios of engineering, they may be taken as all
necessary to supply, economy of expansion, table of expan trustworthy. The whole style of the book being so tho-
sion, modes of expansion, speed; Fans; Feed pump; Fly roughly technical and workshoplike, will be likely to re-
wheel; Friction, of engines; Governor, for water wheel; commend it to the professional engineer in preference to
Gudgeon; Heat; Injection; Iron, strength, weight; Lead, inany a more complete and erudite treatise on his art,
strength, weight; Locomotive, cvaporation, traction, Formule for the strength of square and round Lollow
Tesistance; Paddle wheel, proportions, slip; Parallel columns, proportion of boilers, size of Ay-wheels, length
motion rod; Pedestal and bracket; Piston rod; Ports; and breadth of floats, &c., together with tables of weights
Rivets; Rope; Screw; Screw propeller, proportions, slip, of materials, areas, squares and cubes, will all be found
speed; Shaft, engine; Soldering; Steam, volume, velocity; here given and explained in simple language, so that any
Steam pipe; Steam vessel, resistance, propelling, speed; one may avail himself of the information presented. We
Stone, crushing force, weight; Strength of materials; feel that we can confidently recommend this Handbook
Table of decimal parts, arens, squares and cubes, square : to all engineers, especially to those whose imperfect ac-
and cube roots : Tempering; Timber, strength, weight; quaintance with, or thorough ignorance of, mathematics
Valve spindle, shaft: Water, discharge through orifice; would preclude them from referring to analytical works:
Water wheels, power, water supply, ventilation, governor; but, to those who can do so, we would endorse the acvice
Weight, rules, boiler plates, of materials; Wheels, power, given by the author in his preface to the young engineer,
strength, proportions. The rule for calculating the eva at his leisure to scrutinise and investigate every rule care-
porative power of boilers will, it is believed, be found very fully, either by going down to the principle of it, or by
useful; by its help any engine inay be adapted with a comparing the results obtained from it with the best and
boiler capable of supplying it properly with steam, under most successful examples that.come before his notice.”
whatever conditions it may be worked, with unvarying
CIVIL ENGINIER.



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GRADUATED SERIES OF ENGLISH READING-BOOKS, THE
GRADUATED SERIES OF FIVE READING-LESSON BOOKS, WITH EXPLANATORY NOTES ;
ADAPTED AS A PROGRESSIVE COURSE OF READING, FOR ALL CLASSES OF ENGLISH
SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES ..........
.................5 vols. fcp. 8vo. 10s.
MHIS is an entirely new series of English Reading | information and special instruction in matters of
1 Lesson Books, in which the difficulty of the fact, which is of a purely didactic nature, has not
Exercises is graduated chiefly with reference to hitherto been steadily kept in view. It has been
the mental capacity requisite to comprehend and too often forgotten that the communication of this
grasp the information conveyed; and also, as sort of knowledge, however useful it may be, is
far as possible, with reference to the peculiarities secondary in importance to the cultivation of a.
of grammatical construction. The object of the taste for reading, and to the training of the power
Series is no less to facilitate the acquisition of the and the habit of independent thinking and obser-
art of reading than to form a pupil's taste, and to vation. But it is beginning to be recognised, that
tempt him to pursue his studies voluntarily. The one of the most infallible ways of creating a distaste
five books are arranged, each in corresponding for inquiry into the construction and phenomena
sections, on a serial and uniform scheme. BOOK I. of the material universe, is to burden the mind
price is consists of rhymes and fireside tales, fables with a mass of technical facts; that such facts
and parables, and short simple stories, adapted to are not necessarily wholesome food merely because
the comprehension of children who have mastered they bear upon subjects which are familiar to every
the first steps in reading. BOOK II. price ls, 6d. one; and that the question whether they are avail-
contains miscellanies, tales of adventure, im able in an educational point of view, must always
aginative and real, anecdotes in natural history, depend on the form and style in which they are
and ballad. poetry-all preliminary to the Third presented to the intellect, and on the relation in
Book. BOOK III. price 2s. comprises literary which they stand to antecedent knowledge. Again,
selections in prose and verse, descriptive travel, the range of thought to which abstract and rhe.
natural history (with reference to the previous torical extracts appealis generally wider and deeper
section), and landmarks of English History. BOOK than a youth can compass. It is obvious that the
IV. price 2s.6d., to which the Third Book is in pupil should be made to read of things which
troductory, is a further extension of the same
awaken bis sympathy, not of things which lie
general plan, with the addition of a division on the beyond the sphere of his sympathy. In short, the
more popular branches of Natural Science and joint elements of intelligibility and attractiveness
Physics, sequentially arranged. BOOK V. price 3s. are indispensable in every reading-lesson.
which completes the Course, aims at answering the
practical purposes of a Class-Book of later English
The charge of encouraging desultory and im-
Literature.
methodical thinking is frequently and with justice
preferred against the employment of books of
As the title imports, a leading feature of the miscellaneous extracts for educational purposes.
Graduated Series is the graduation of the difficulty A strenuous endeavour has been made by the
of the lessons. This feature characterises, indeed, Editor of the Graduated Scries to obviate this
in a greater or less degree, all school reading-books charge. He has by no means attempted to exhaust
which bave any pretensions to the name. But the subjects systematically : but he bas striven so to
novelty of the present project is, that it seeks to select and arrange, that eaclı lessoni will either
carry out the idea of graduation more thoroughly, prepare the way for something which follows, or
and to base it on a more philosophical foundation throw additional light on something which goes
than existing works of the same kind bave at before. In other words, he has throughout aimed
tempted to do. It has hitherto been the practice at a certain continuity in the treatment of topics,
to graduate reading-lessons, almost exclusively, Beginning with sketches, which rouse rather than
either according to the complexity of the gram-
gratify the appetite, he has endeavoured to lead
matical constructions, or according to the difficulty the pupil, by gradations as imperceptible as pos-
of the words which occur in tben. This practice sible, to a somewhat deliberate and special survey
has resulted from a too limited view of what the of the great departments of human knowledge, and
term reading should imply. A lesson cannot be to an approximate estimate of their relations and
said to be properly read unless it is fully com-
proportions.
prehended; and it obviously by no means follows
While most of the selections have been carefully
that a lesson is easy of comprehension because it
abridged, and otherwise adapted for the present
exhibits a scarcity of unusual words and construc-
series, the peculiarities of thought and expression
tions. A sentence which may be uttered and gram-
of the originals have been retained; and, for
matically analysed with great facility, may present
obvious reasons, any effort to originate directions
a very hard problem to the intellect. This is a
for emphasis, modulation, &c. has been con-
consideration of the utmost consequence. In
sidered superfluous. In this stage of advancement,
graduating the lessons of the present series, the
such directions at once discourage individual effort
Editor has bad reference, not only to their verbal
on the part of the reader, and deprive the teacher
and grammatical peculiarities, but also to the
of a valuable test for measuring the comparative
general calibre of mind requisite to understand
capacities of his pupils : they are therefore dia-
and appreciate the ideas which they express. As
metrically opposed to the aim and object of reading.
to the subject-matter he has been guided by no
arbitrary standard, but by a wish to present to
A full account of the Five Reading Books com-
juvenile readers that kind of intellectual food which posing this series will be found on the wrapper
experience has declared to be suitable for the of the present Catalogue. A more detailed analysis
various stages of growth to which the volumes
of the Editor's plan, in connexion with the Con-
separately address themselves.
tents of each of the Five Books, accompanied by
some observations on the method of teaching
Most of the present reading-lessons either consist the art of reading in use in English Scliools, is
of plain compendious outlines of some of the given in the Explanatory PROSPECTUS of the
departments of art and the branches of natural Gradureted Scries of Reading-Lesson Books, which
science, or they abound in abstract essays and may be bad gratis of all Booksellers and free of
rhetorical or poetical common-places. With refer-
ation to Messrs. LONGMAN and Co.
ence to the former, the distinction be
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AN ELEMENTARY ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOR THE USE OF
SCHOOLS. BY DR. R. G. LATHAM, F.R.S. EIGHTEENTH THOUSAND........... Post 870. 45. 6d.
MAE object of this work is to lay down the principles of I habituates him to reasoning upon them; and while the
1 English grammar, as distinguished from mere rules. work can be wholly mastered, independently of any
These principles are traced by suurveying the origin and knowledge of either of the classical languages, as much
growth of tlic language, and particularly the several logic is given as is necessary to explain the structure of
steps of the transition from the inflected character of its propositions. Some of the peculiaritics of the grammar
Anglo-Saxon stage, to its present unintlected structure. consisù in a minute analysis of the powers of the letters,
The student in the middle and higher classes of schools, whether single or combined ; in the comparison of irre-
for whom the work is chiefly intended, is made acquainted gular inflexions with obsolete cognate words ; in tracing
with the connection of the various branches of the great the laws and forms of the derivation of words; and in a
Gothic stock of languages; and, by learning the history treatise on the varieties of English versc, and their re-
of his own tongue, and its relations to the dialects with presentation Ly rymbolical formulas. To this Edition
whiclı it is connected, acquires the elements of the Chapters on Parsing and the Analysis of Sentences, and
general philological classification of languages. The on Punctuation, have been added, followed by Exercises
book presents him with now and numerous facts, and I and Questions for Examination.
tualibirsing and oil formulasverse, and thuil.in a
A SMALLER ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
BY DR. LATHAM AND MISS MABERLY
............ Fcp. 8vo. 2s. 6d.
TI “Grammar is a dry study," perhaps the way in grammatical studies should be as thorough as possible,
1 which it has hitherto been commonly taught in should labitually lead the pupil to trace connecting links
Englislı schools justifies the assertion. But if the study with the groundwork of other languages than his own.
of the pupil's own tongue be viewed as a stepping-stone This little volume will, it is hoped, be found to embody
to the study of Language in general, a knowledge of the all that is desirable and necessary as an outline; and the
parts of speech, their inflexions and use as the vehicle of learner who masters its contents, will have acquired a
thought, can no longer be regarded as a system of un knowledge of the structure of his own language sufficient
meaning technicality. Let us be first interested in feeling to enable him to speak and write it with ease and precision,
that our intellectual life, as a nation and as individuals, and will besides liave laid a safe foundation for further re-
is intimately interwoven with the recognition of the rules searches in comparative philology. The arrangement of
and principles of the language through which we express the work, though not strictly in accordance with the
our ideas; and, feeling this, we shall think it worth while common modes of teaching, in introducing soine preliini-
to impress the mind of even a young pupil with some naries in the way of Logic among the earlier stages of
degree of interest in the origin and growth of our lan progress, has been adopted on well-cligestell grounds,
guage. iö scems therefore desirable to begin, as the pre and as the result of a long experience in teaching. The
sent work attempts, with some insight into its listory. same experience has prompted the addition of Questions
To an intelligent inind every step in grammar opens new , and Exercises which ivill help to complete the usefulness
ideas and fresh associations; but to secure this result, I of the book.
es in thOll of teach Logici 011
Fatividi a safe with ease ante suflicie
inngnage on the extracts from piawn from the
section and final trigin of midiom, options and student
intives; and the varietiesied by qu0 enable the diverset
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. BY DR. R. G. LATHAM, F.R.S.
FOURTH EDIT., REVISED AND ENLARGED ;.., 2 v. Sro. 28s.- New Edit., in 1 vol.., in the press.
TN this work, the History of the English Language is , tains a praxis for the purpose of parsing and translation
I traced from its remote origin, through its successive in the different languages of the Gotliic Stock.
changes and periods, to its present state. The nature of In the present enlarged edition, the first volume is oc-
its connection with all the languages, which either form cupied chiefly with discussions on the German origin of
its basis, or have been in any degree incorporated with it, the English language. The student of English philology
is ipinutely detailed ; and this comparison of languages will here find ample details connecting the foundations of
is made available in determining the causes of its various old English speech "tire wells of English undefiled”-
peculiarities, whether of isolated words or forms of con with the continental languages of ancient times. By
struction; thus not only supplying the student with a copioiis proof's from classical and antiquarian sources, the
clue to extensive researches in philology, but suggesting author defines the geographical ind ethnological limits
the true principles of derivation and of general gramma within which each Germanic dialect was spoken; and, in
tical criticism. This historical portion of the work makes this particular, the work presents what may be called a Pli-
the reader acquiainted with the intluence exercised in the lological Geography of Germany, tracing the arcas occu-
modification of the Anglo-Saxon by the aboriginal Celtic pied by the several Teutonic races. The student of Ger-
of Britain, and by the three distinct graftings of the man and Anglo-Saxon is thus directed to the authentic
Roman language on the Gothic Stock. The history is sources of the knowledge conveyed to liim in the copious
everywhere illustrated by extracts from primitive books, dissertations on the afìnities of early English with its
records, and inscriptions; by analogies drawn from the mother-clialeots, which he will find in the work. In this
Sanskrit il!ld classical languages, and from the Gothic, section much curious information is given, respecting the
Celtic, and Sclavonic dialects of ancient and modern initial and final forvis, and the other variations, of appel-
Lurope; und by comparative catalogues of derivations, latives; and the origin of many names of persons and places
affinitics, and provincialisms. After the necessary pre is traced. The varieties of idiom, originating in different
liminaries, logical, phonetic, and etymological, the stu provinces, are exemplificd by quotations and specimens
dent is introduced to the inflections, in which the olci, from each country and period, to enable the student to
middle, and present forms are shown synoptically, and account for the stages, the relations, and the divergency
apparent anomalies reduced to system by an exposition of English peculiarities derived froin a multitude of other
of the mode in which they have arisen. The object of the languages. The student is introduced to comparisons
author is, to exhibit the language restored to its logical ; with the Dutch, the Higli-German, the Danishi, the
purity and regularity; to show the way in which inflec Swedish, the Norse, and the Icelandic languages. There
tions and forms of expressions were used of old, and thus į are also lisquisitions accompanied with extended speci-
to point out the way in which they ought now to be inter mens, on the British and Gaelic branches of the Keltic
preted ; and in the etymological as well as the syntactical stock of languages; comprchending the Cornish, Welch,
portions of the work, by disclosing the reasons which lie į Armorican, Irish-Gaelic, Scotch-Gaelic, and Manks
at the bottom of the rules, to treat the graminar of the tongues. A separate chapter relates to English aflinitics
English language as a science rather than as an art. lu traceable in the Greek, Latin, Italian, Piedmontese,
the syntax will be found researches on the chief difficul Spanish, Catalonian, Portuguese, French, Vaudois, Ro-
ties of construction, such as the use of the sulijunctive ! manese, Enghadlin, Rumango, Provincial French, Pro-
mood; the nature of the aorist, emphatic, and historic vençal and Anglo-Norwan. An interesting chapter,
tenses ; the succession of moods and tenses; and the re trealing of the affiliation of dialects of the English, 'con.
markable contrariety in the employment of the auxilia tains a view of provincial forms of speech at present ex-
ries shall and will in the first person, and in the second isting; amongst others, the peculiarities of Somerset-
and third. On the latter subject, Wallis's Canon and shire, Devonshire, Gloucestershire, Dorsetshire, the Isle
Hare's ingenious hypothesis of the usus ethicus of the of Wight, Lancashire, Cumberland, Northumberland,
anomaly are discussed. The prosody supplies a full ac Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Cheshire, Stafford, and the Last-
count of English metrical systcius, and an appendix con- !ern counties. There is also a section on Americanisms.
Normango, Province Vaudointese,
ne of the
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LIST OF SCHOOL-BOOKS PUBLISHED IN THE Ycar 1860.
ject beings e requirements, the standard. examinatiocacional
A HANDBOOK OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, FOR THE USE OF
STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITIES AND HIGHER CLASSES OF SCHOOLS. BY DR. R. G. LATHAM,
F.R.S. FOURTH EDITION
.......... Post Sro. 7s. 6d.
MAE object of this Handboolc is to present to students sists upon historical investigation, and the application of
the general principles of comparative philology, as the
chief facts and reasonings of the Author's work on the true means of exhibiting its real growth and structure,
English Languago. Less elaborate than that work, it is in opposition to the more usual method of treating it as a
less elementary than the English Grammar'. Like all the mass of irregularities. It has the further object of sup-
other works by the same author, it gives great promi plying a knowledge of those laws of speech and principles
nence to the ethnological relations of our tongue; and in- ! of grammar which apply to language generally.
KEANE'S HANDBOOK OF THE HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE, FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES............
...................... 12mo. 2s.
A COMPLETE history of the English language, en- l of the language in the great Indo-European family. This
A bracing an account of its five well-defined pliases, is followed by five other sections, onc devoted to each of
and investigating the causes of its several changes, was the five stages through which the language has passed-
not possible until philological studies began to be con Anglo-Saxoni, Semi-Saxon, Early, Middle, and Modern
ducted on sound principles, nor required for educntional English. The grammar, vocabulary, and poetic systems
purposes until the public competitive examinations had of these periods are treated in detail; the difference be-
attained to their actual high standard. In endeavouring tween each and the preceding or following is pointed out;
to trace such a history, the Author has kept constantly and the changes are accounted for on recognised philo-
in view the requirements of these examinations; his ob logical principles. The results are summed up from
time to time, and rendered more intelligible by means of
tively short period this somewhat complex subject. To comparative tables. To each scction illustrative speci-
effect this it was necessary to: condense perspicuously mens from contemporary writers are appended, and
within the limits of a few pages the conclusions at which explanatory notes are added where required. A series of
Latham, Trench, and thic other great English philologists questions is likewise given, calculated to facilitate the
have arrived. A concise introductory section contains study of the work, to aid the student in mastering
some preliminary information on the Teutonic invaders its contents, and to increase its utility in schools where
of Britain in the fifth century, and on the actual position the interrogative system is in practice.
A NEW GERMAN READING-BOOK. BY W. H. JUST, GERMAN
MASTER IN THE NEW COLLEGE, BRISTOL.
...... 12mo. 3s. 6d.
TN the preparation of this work, which is intended tales of the third part, thirty in number, are somewhat
I fortle use of English students of German, the aim of more difficult in construction, and consist chiefly of
the compiler has been to interest the pupil from the out pictures of real life and passages of history. The fourth
set, as well as, by graduating the difficulty of the lessons, part contains twenty choice pieces of poetry adapted for
to facilitate his mastery of the language. The volume those students who desire to commit poetiy to memory
consists of a careful selection of sliort interesting tales as part of their course. With a view to present nonc but
and amusing anecdotes, with a few good fables and par unexceptionable modes of composition and style, the en-
ables interspersed. The first part contains thirty short tire selection has been made from well-known writers of
easy pieces, composed entirely without separable com admitted eminence. At the foot of each page is given a
pound verbs. The rules relating to this class of verbs copious Glossary of words occurring in the lessons, with
should be learnt from the grammar before the pupil pro a view to save the troublo and hindrance of referring to a
ceeds to the second part, which consists of forty pieces of dictionary. An APPENDIX is added of Colloquial and
an easy and elementary character, but exemplifying the Idiomatic Phrases, frequently met with in German writ-
resources of the German language more freely. Thielings, which do not admit of literal translation.
THE LABORATORY OF CHEMICAL WONDERS; A SCIENTIFIC
MELANGE INTENDED FOR THE INSTRUCTION AND ENTERTAINMENT OF YOUNG PEOPLE.
BY G. W. SEPTIMUS PIESSE, ANALYTICAL CHEMIST......
.......... Crown 8vo. 58. 6d.
"TTERY attempt to familiarise not orily children, but I terials very well, dividing the subjects into short articles
♡ persons of all ages, with the nature of everything of from one to three pages in length, so that there is no
in creation with which they have anily intercourse, and danger of weariness, and we can take up the book at any
to teach them something more than they can pick up by - time without that painful fecling that we must go all
observation, ought to be heartily encouraged ; and wo over again what we read the time before, and have now
cannot help thinking that the more simply this is done, forgotten. The Laboratory of Chemical onders would
and the more the subjects are allowed to seize hold of form a very good text-book for an intelligent teacher to
the learner's mind, and to retain their grasp on his me use in explaining to his class about such topics as the
mory by the force of their own merits, the more effectunl air we breathe, the food we eat, the composition of
will be the teaching. Mr. Piesse's book is, in the inain, water, earths, metalloids, fatty substances, metals, &c.;
of the right sort, and will, we think, be likely to attract and we are much mistaken if post teachoi's would not
and fasten the attention by its sliort, clear, and precise obtain from it some very useful information for them.
statements. In other respects he has managed his ma selves."
MORNING CHRONICLI.
SULLIVAN'S GEOGRAPHY GENERALISED; OR, AN INTRODUC-
TION TO THE STUDY OF GEOGRAPEV ON THE PRINCIPLES OF CLASSIFICATION AND COMPA-
RISON: WITH MAPS AND ILLUSTRATIONS, AND INTRODUCTIONS TO ASTRONOMY, HISTORY
AND GEOLOGY. TWENTY-SEVENTH EDITION.
............... Royal 18mo. 2s.
« MHIS Work is particularly entitled to commendation, tion. The Exercises and Questions for examination are
1 as more bad books have been written on geography excellent; they are constructed on the right principle of
than on any other subject. Dr. Sullivan treats geography compelling the master to teach."
ATHINUM.
as a SCIENCE, which, like all sciences, must be taught on
the principles of classification and comparison. The TN order to make this volume still more deserving of its
basis of his classification is what may be termed the 1 popularity as a school-book, not only in the United
mathematics of geography, and he therefore begins with Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, but also in the
explaining in clear and simple language the form, motions, Colonies where English is spoken, the author has revised,
and magnitude of the earth. As these cannot be com enlarged, and he hopes greatly improved the present edi-
prehended without some knowledge of the pliysical sci tion. He has appended to the geography of every country
ences, he explains the nature of attraction, gravitation, in Lurope a sketch of its History, which, though short,
&c. taking care to compare their laws with facts within will be found of great use to the young student. Besides
the reach of ordinary observation. The divisions of the the information which these sketches contain regarding
earth's surface are described in their physical aspect, each country, they will convey to the youthful reader à
and not according to the accidents of political distribu-l clear and connected idea of the general history of Europe.




attempt to es, with the anily intor pick up bye


learner are the sun that thertily enthey can purse, and
watere are much me very usefuLORNING CER
than ons more bad books have entitled to commenda


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MʻLEOD'S MIDDLE-CLASS ATLAS FOR 1861: CONTAINING
COLOURED MAPS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND (PHYSICAL FEATURES), ENGLAND,
IRELAND, SCOTLAND, FRANCE, SPAIN, SWITZERLAND, AND ITALY ................. 4to. price 2s.
MHE principal of one of our most successful middle-class boundaries of France, Sardinia, Austria, and the States of
1 schools considered that an atlas, specially adapted to the Church,
the Oxford programme, would be ait acquisition to those
pupils who are preparing for the local examinations. The It seems desirable to add that, in 1857, the University
present school-atlas, which has been prepared to supply of Oxford passed a statute, establishing two examina.
this want, comprises all the Maps required by pupils gra tions for those who are not members of the University;"
duating for the examination of junior candidates in geo one for youths under eighteen, another for boys under
graphy at the Oxford local examinations to be held in 1861. fifteen years of age. The examinations are open to all
Particular attention has therefore been paid to those points persons, whatever their position or religious denomination
on which the candidates are tested ; such as the coast may be the only restrictions are those already specified.
lines, the directions of mountain chains, the courses of The examinations are held in Oxford, in London, and
rivers, and the boundaries of provinces, counties. &c. All other local centres in May. Those who succeed in the
these are clearly and accurately delineated on the maps, lower examinations obtain certificates ; and those who
which are engraved in the best style of art. They also pass the higher receive the title of Associate in Arts of
contain the recent changes that have taken place in the Oxford.


MʻLEOD'S SCRIPTURE GEOGRAPHY, SECOND PART,
THE LIFE AND TRAVELS OF ST. PAUL; INCLUDING DESCRIP-
TIONS OF THE CITIES AND TOWNS VISITED BY THE APOSTLE. WITH A MAP, 3 CHARIS, A
PRONOUNCING VOCABULARY, AND QUESTIONS FOR EXAMINATION. BY WALTER N'LEOD,
F.R.G.S. ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM, CHELSEA
........ 12mo. 2s.
MAIS volume forms the SECOND PART of Mr. M'LIOD's 1 The author has endeavoured to make his work a read-
1 " Scripture Geography;" the FIRST PART being the able and trustworthy manual, not only for the senior
Geography of Palestine or the Holy Land, which appeared classes in elementary and higher schools, but also for
in 18:17, and is now in its eleventh cdition. The second pupil-teachers and for students in training colleges. And
part was announced several years ago, when the utility of that all necessary information may be obtained from the
the first for the purposes of tuition had been practically volume itself, explanations of manners and customs, cle-
ascertaine. Tlie delay in its appearance has enabled the scriptions of persons, places, &c., mentioned in the Acts,
author to make use of the abundant particulars which have are given in notes; and the several Plans of Rome,
appeared in the interval on the history and geography of Athens, and the South Coast of Crete, and the Map of St.
the cities, towns, &c. visited by St. Paul during his Apos Paul's travels-all of which have been expressly prepared
tolic Journeys, especially that afforded by Sinith's Voyage for this work-contain the names of all the places men-
and Shipwreck of St. Paul; Conybeare and Howson's tioned in the narrative. The words which were likely to
valuable work on the Life and Epistles of St. Paul; Pro occasion difficuuty in regard to therightinode of pronuncia-
fessor: Hackett's Commentary on the Acts of the Apostles; tion have been carefully accentuated, either in the text or
the volume entitled the Footsteps of St. Paul; Miss Meri in the index of places; and the different headings and the
vale's Christian Records; and Dr. Smith's excellent Dic style of printing employed will, it is believed, help to im-
tionary of Greek and Roman Geography. To these works press on the minds of the readers, not only the order of
the author acknowledges his obligations in his preface. events, but also the historical, geographical, and other
The dates adopted are those of Professor Hackett and information connected with tlie places described. The
Messrs. Conybeare and Howson, with respect to the time routes of the Apostle, the events in his history gathered
when, and the places where, the several Epistles were from the Acts of the Apostles and the Epistles, are clearly
written; and the order of events in the Life of the Apostle indicated by BLACK TYPE; Whicreas the headings in
fiom the date of his first imprisonment at Rome, till his italics show that the geography and history of the places
death, is also in accordance with the views of these writers. named are given. The grouping together of the contents
The titles of the different Epistles, the order in which in the body of the work is believed to be an advantage,
they appeared, and the time when they were respectively since by this arrangement a comprehensive summary of
written, are shown at a glance in the Appendix.
I the Sacred Narrative is laid before the reader.


oconsthin the contain tich have Crete, analansohe Acts,
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WALFORD, M.A. LATE SCHOLAR OF BALLIOL COLLEGE, OXFORD ............... Fcp. 8vo. 48. 6d.
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1 formation and guidance of aspirants to public ap Fleads of the Public Departments.
pointments, is based on actual knowledge derived from
parliamentary and official documents and other equally "MHE five years during which the system of examina-
reliable sources, and comprises complete lists of all the I tion for the junior appointments in the Civil Ser-
public offices, showing the age and qualifications of can vice has existed, have already familiarised the public
didates and the persons with whom the patronage rests, with the iden that mere favour and patronage will not
the lowest salary at commoucement and the highest carry a youth into a government office, but that he must
salary to be obtained by promotion; and a selection of also prove himself qualitied for the duties he proposes to
examination paper's actually set to candidates. The in undertake. Notwithstanding the limit imposed by the
troduction briety explains the origin and progress of the rule of nomination, so that no one can become a candi-
examination system now applied to public appointments, date for examination even uuless interest is made for
and points out its advantages, as tested by actual work him with the minister, these Civil Service examinations
ing, both to the public and to candidates for employment are becoming objects of attention to yearly increasing
in the civil service. The contents of this volume are dis numbers of persons bitherto beyond the pale of official
posed under the following general heads:-1. The Civil patronage. Now the information which from this cause
Service Commission, its basis; 2. Departments of the must be very generally felt to be a desideratum is exceed-
Civil Service, I. in England, II. in Scotland, III. in Ire ingly well supplied by the Handyvoolc of the Civil Service;
land; 3. Limits of age and Qualifications for Candidates, and Mr. Walford is entitled to the thanks of the public
I. Departments of the Public Service in England, 11. in for this most useful little volume. Here will be found
Scotland, III. in Ireland; d. Examination Papers, I. arranged in lucid order the qualifications required in can-
Arithmetic, I. Book-keeping, III. Composition, IV. Cor didates and the examinations for thc several different
respondence, V. Dictation, Vi. Geography, VII. Gram departments, the conditions and the average chances of
mai, VIII. History, IX. Languages, X. Law, XI. Mathe success; the patronage which is the necessary initiative
matics, XII. Natural and Physical Science, XIII. Ortho and the emolument which is the proper recompense of a
graphy, XIV. Précis ; 5. Salaries of the Civil Service, [. successful candidature; and all other particulars neces-
England, II. Departments of the Public Service in Scot sary to be known by those wbo desire to enter the civil
land, III. Departinents of the Public Service in Ireland; service of their country." LIEDS INTELLIGENCIR.


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PROFESSOR GOODEVE'S ELEMENTS OF MECHANISM, ILLUS-
TRATED WITH 208 FIGURES ENGRAVED ON WOOD,
... ... ... Post 8vo. 6s. 6d.
MHL present work is intended to serve as an introduc- pealed to mathematical demonstration, there is nothing
d. tion to the study of the more important movements to render the treatise too difficult or technical for å
adopted in modern machinery. The author has been general reader.
very careful to explain the leading principles which have
been developed in constructive mechanism, and has ana « PROFESSOR GOODEVE'S Clements of Mechanisn is
lysed their varied applications. In doing so, he has con-
I designed to serve as an introduction to the work of
fined himself to the discussion of examples which have Professor Willis. But those who read it will find they
been originated by the most skilful machinists, and with liave gained a very pretty position, even though they
which every engineering student ought to render himself sliould not be able to take up Willis in his turn. The
familiar. The author has also endeavoured to avoid con descriptions and diagrams are very good, and the quantity
plexity of detail; and as he has only occasionally ap- 1 of mathematics the least possible." ATHLNÆUM.
ELEMENTARY EXAMPLES IN PRACTICAL MECHANICS: COM-
PRISING COPIOUS EXPLANATIONS AND DEMONSTRATIONS OF THE FUNDAMENTAL
THEOREMS. BY THE REV. JOHN F. TWISDIN, M.A., PROFESSOR OT MATHEMATICS IN THE
STAIT COLLEGE ...................................
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........Post Svo. 12s.
THE object of this trentise is to teach the principles of those principles to their last numerical result, instead of
1 Mechanics by means of examples suggested by or stopping short at an algebraical formula. Of the more
analogous to practical cases, and thereby to avoid the in difficult examples many are theorems of considerable im-
convenience so frequently felt by the student after going portance, and several are not commonly to be met with :
through the usual course of Elementary Mechanics, vi%. it lias been endeavoured to give with them so much ex-
that the objects he meets with in the workshop do not planation as shall assist, and not supersede, the action of
fulfil the conditions presupposed in the theoretical the learner's reasoning powers. The work is so arranged
course; in short, the author has endeavoured to produco as to furnish two conses; the first elementary, and
an introduction to Appliecl Mechanics, as distinguished adapted for the use of those whose knowledge of pure
from Rational Mechanics. This circunstance has in mathematics extends only to Arithmetic, a little Algebra,
duced a wide departure from the usual method of treat Practical Geometry, and the common rules of Mensura-
ing soine subjects, 2.0. that of machines in a state of tion; in the second and more advanced course the reader
rest, and of uniform motion ; while others are introduced is supposed to be well acquainted with Euclid, Algebra,
which are in general entirely excluded from elementary and Trigonometry, as cominonly taught in schools.
treatises-e.g. the work of agents, the equilibrium of
roofs and walls, the flexure of beains, rotation round a WE write out the whole title of this work because we
fixed axis, &c. Moreover, attention is from the first VY agree with it. Young engineers are fortunate in
directed to the physical properties of materials and the the choice of elementary books, as things now stand;
passive resistances called into play in most cases of me buot nly a professional journal could undertake discri-
chanical action. Of the examples, which are nearly 500 minative accounts. Professor Twisden's work is modern,
in number, many require muinerical answers, these have clear, rather higher in its mathematics than is usual
been drawn up under the conviction that it is scarcely when the word practical occurs in the title, and abun.
possible for the learner to be thoroughly grounded in the dantly stocked with examples."
ATUENLUM.
principles of mechanics, who does not continually trace
shilling
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ING THE CONSTRUCTION OF ALL THE MOST USEFUL GEOMETRICAL PROBLEMS, WITH
THEIR APPLICATIONS: ACCOMPANIED BY DESCRIPTIONS OF THE CONSTRUCTION AND USE
OF ALL THE MOST ESSENTIAL DRAWING INSTRUMENTS. WITH 261 WOODCUTS AND
DIAGR AM S ...........................................................................................
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THIS work contains upwards of two hundred and sixty "THIS little book is a marvel of cheapness, containing
I diagrams, with the solution of about two hundred
1 149 pages, illustrated with 200 engravings, for a
useful geometrical problems. The methods of construc shilling. The quality of the matter is as worthy of com-
tion are invariably based upon strictly mathematical mendation as the quantity. It embodies the great bulk
principles, and in the more elementary problems different of the constructions of the propositions in the first four
methods of construction are given, with the view of books of Euclid, and to these is added a multitude of
enabling the student to adopt that method which may be other constructions, such as have rarely been attempted
best suited to the peculiar conditions of any proposed in any English elementary work. One very noticeable
problem. Not a few improved and practical methods of feature is the extent to which the true geometrical prin-
construction are given throughout the work. The ciples of construction are made ancillary to artistic work.
manner of using drawing instruments is fully de The section on the construction of architectural mould-
scribed ; vis, the T-square and drawing board, the pa ings contains a large amount of information concerning
rallel ruler, the protractor, the scale of chords, the sector, the various orders of architecture, and cannot fail to be
the proportional compasses, the diagonal scale, the mar interesting not only to the mathematical and practical
quois scale, the pantagraph, and the centrolinead. Vari student, but to the general reader."
ous architectural and other useful kinds of drawings are
MIDDLE CLASS REPORTER.
also given throughout the work.
STAFFORD'S COMPENDIUM OF UNIVERSAL HISTORY.
FOURTH EDITION, REVISED, CORRECTED, AND EXTENDED TO THE YEAR 1859, BY MRS.
PERCY SINNETT .....
............ Fcp. 850. 4s.
" THIS is an admirable little work for juvenile students. are also the events of the seventeenth and eighteenth
I It is stated to be a faithful translation of a German centuries; while the history of the last sixty years is
school book, which has passed through twenty-seven given at considerable length, and in a clear and satis-
editions-no slight proof of its excellence. Commencing factory manner. The editor says in her preface that
with a few brief cliapters on the creation of the world, according to the testimony of persons engaged in educa-
and the early History of our race and language, the stu tion, this little work is almost always found to have the
dent is led thiough the annals of Egypt and the Jewish satisfactory result of leading the pupils to ask for more;
race to the Assyrian and other great ancient empires and we can fully believe this statement, for the style is
which swayed the destinies of the world to the time of
attractive, the lessons of moderate length, and the ar-
vur Saviour. Then follow the fall of the Roman Empire, rangement easy of comprehension. A healthy spirit per-
and the important events which suicceeded during the vades the work, and we feel assured that those parents
middle ages. The wondrous discoveries of Columbus who place it in the hands of their children will furnish
and others, the Reformation, and the march of mind them with a pleasant and trustworthy companion."
which followed that great event, are next described, as I
MIDLAND COUNTIES HERALD.
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PROFESSOR CONTANSEAU’S PRECIS DE LA LITTERATURE
FRANCAISE DEPUIS SON ORIGINE JUSQU'A NOS JOURS
............... 12mo. 5s.
one can be better qualified to send to the press had to contend with in such a design is of course the
My works on French literature than the painstaking size of the volume. It would be comparatively easy to
and successful teacher of the language. He at least must give a general idea of French literature by copious ex-
know exactly what is required, and how best to supply tracts from differentauthors; this, indeed, has been often
the want. Ithe little work before us is a most useful ad done fox general readers; but to carry out tho plan, and
dition to our school libraries. There are many works of yet to compress the matter within the limits of a
a similar character, but none that we know of written school-book, requires care and judgment. Mr. Contan-
exactly upon the same plan. The object of the author is to seau has succeeded admirably, and has contributed a
give a careful abstract of French literature from its origin valuable text-book in this important department of
to the middle of the 19th century. The difficulty he has I knowledge."
LITRRART GAZETTE,


PROFESSOR CONTANSEAU'S ABRÉGÉ DE L'HISTOIRE DE
FRANCE, FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO THE YEAR 1860
.....12mo. 5s. 6d.
“ MR. CONTANSEAU'S Abrégé de l'Histoire de historical events in their chronological sequence. Mr,
W Trance is unique in its plan, and has been con Cortanseau's experience as a French examiner for civil
scientiously and most carefully composed. The early and military appointinents has taught him the defects of
period is judiciously compressed, in order that the mo previous school histories, and peculiarly qualified him
dern period, from the 15th century to the 19th, may be for the task which he has here, as we think, very suc-
more completely presented. The usual arrangement cessfully performed. The work is very properly written in
under books and chapters has been discarded, and the French, so that the student may improve his knowledge
narrative is divided into short paragraplis, each with a of the language while he learns the history of France.
characteristic heading in black type, to facilitate the To all young gentlemen who are preparing for competi.
student's examination by question. The principal words tive or other examinations in which the French language
in each paragraph are likewise printed in a conspicuous or the history of France is comprised, we recommend Mi.
type, thus aiding the memory, and marking with dis Contanscnu's abrége as a really useful and elegantly-
tinctness to the eye the dates and actors in the leading written book of study." CIVIL SERVICE GAZETTI.


PROFESSOR CONTANSEAU'S GUIDE TO FRENCH TRANS-
LATION. FIFTH EDITION, 12mo. 35. 6d. KEY, ENTITLED“ PARTIE FRANCAISE,” 12mo. 3s.6d.
"MIESE are two exceedingly valuable and useful difficult verbs, the French equivalents for English col.
1 manuals on the art of French translation, which loquialisms, and all the more puzzling French idioms;
• cannot fail to have an extensive and permanent cir the whole being so planned as to come within the com-
culation. The former book consists of a capital selection prehension of the youngest intellect. In the Partic
of passages from the works of some of the best English Irançaise du Guide à la Traduction, the author gives an
authors, arranged progressively, so that the pupil is elegant translation of the English exercises ; so that
necessitated to make use of the really difficult idioms and when the student who has not a inaster has written out
peculiarities of the language only after he has gained a thème, and carefully examined it, le can compare it
considerable facility and experience in translating. The with the rendering given in the key, and thus avoid any
exercises are judiciously divided into section's, each inaccuracies or inelegancies of diction. To all who are
section containing a complete passage of history, bio desirous of acquiring a thorough knowledge of the French
graphy, or travel ; an arrangement of great advantage, language, which is only to be learned by writing and
because the beginner is not overtasked by a sustained composing it correctly, we cordially recommend these
narrative, nor his insight into the language put to too little volumes. As a manual for youtlıful instruction,
severe a test. In translating these English passages they cannot fail to prove of great value; while the more
into French, the student is greatly assisted by copious advanced student may gain hints from them which will
foot-notes, which embody the infinitives of the more Tadd much both to his knowledge and experience."
· SCOTTISE Press.
TYREL'S GRAMMAR OF HOUSEHOLD WORDS IN FOUR LAN-
GUAGES, ADAPTED TO THE SEPARATE OR SIMULTANEOUS STUDY OF ENGLISH, GERMAN,
FRENCH AND ITALIAN: FORMING A COMPARATIVE APPENDIX, DICTIONARY, AND CON.
VERSATIONAL COMPAITION TO ALL GRAMMARS...........................Oblong 1200. 10s. 6d.
MAE object of this book is to supply a want that has taining within itself a dictionary of household words
I long been felt in the study of modern languages, grouped and arranged aocording to their associations, by
namely, a work by means of which the student's attention means of which a great variety of spoken and conversa-
may be particularly directed to the acquirement of a con tional exercises may be practised. The genders of nouns,
versational power through the medium of viva-voce prac whiel offer many difficulties, particularly in French and
tice, by keeping before him the grammatical resemblance German, are presented in a new light. In order to lessen
or difference, together with the idioms of each language, as the pupil's task in mastering the German declensions, the
they daily and naturally occur. The work is in substanco genitive case singular, and the nominative case plural, of
& comparative graminar of the four languages named in all nouns introduced into the work, have been given, in
the title, constructed on an entirely original and progres addition to the usual rules for their formation. To
sive plan, with the view of teaching, by example and render the book equally useful to the classical or English
frequent repetition, a copious rocabulary of the ordinary student who is acquainted with his native tongue only,
phrases most frequently used in cvery-day conversation. the terms direct and indirect objective case, correspond-
It is moreover intended to be viewed and studied as a ing with the accusative, dative, and ablative of the Latin
whole. The author having principally aimed at simpli declensions, have been adopted to enable the student to
city and brevity, his labour has consisted in reducing the distinguish betweeu a case that is directly acted upon by
grammatical difficulties of the four languages to the most a verb, and another case that is indirectly governed by
concise form possible, in order to present them at one a preposition expressed or understood, which is often
view. Each section may be considered a necessary corol made apparent in other languages by inflections. As the
lary to the preceding ones, advancing with almost mathe German portion of this work is printed in the Ruman
matical precision; so that the student is led step by step type, a new character has been adopted to enable the
through a grammatical and practical series of spoken pupil to distinguish the use off from 6. Brief notes and
exercises, which, if taken separately, may at first sightan
pear to contain little or nothing of importance, but, taken
references, directing the attention of the student to the
grammatical and idiomatic difficulties of eachi language,
as a whole, presents a gradual and imperceptible solution
are freely introduced at the foot of each page. For the
of the difficulties connected with the acquirement of a
conversational power in foreign languages. The author
assistance of travellers the work also contrins money
tables showing the relative value of foreign coins in
has not attempted to supersede any of the grammars at
British money ; tables of weights and measures; and a
present in use, but rather at supplying a conversational
vocabulary of commercial terms and examples of mer-
companion and comparative appendix to all of them, con-
cantile correspondence.




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WOOLWICH AND SANDHURST FRENCH COURSE.
PROFESSOR CHARENTE'S SERIES OF FRENCÉ EXERCISES
ADAPTED TO HIS GRAMMAR OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.......................... Fcp. 8vo. 10s. 6d.
"THIS is the complete volume of the exercises adapted l of the grammar. Each part can, however, be obtained
to Nr. Charente's excellent courso of grammatical separately, or the Junior and Advanced Course are procur-
and idiomatic exercises on the French language. We able in two separate volumes. The care and attention
have before had occasion to comprend the system on which Mr. Charente has devoted to the compilation of
which these educational works are constructed, for they this courso of excrcises must have been very considerable.
do not air, like so many books of a similar character, The general approbation which has hitherto attended it
at rapidly imparting a superficial acquaintance with a has been well earned. In the preface lie tells us tbat the
few of the most prominent featuros of the French lan system on which it is founded, and which he terms an
guage. They are well calculated to make the student application of the principle of division of labour, has been
thoroughly familiar with its structure, its idiomatic and long in use in France, though but little practised in
colloquial expressions, and especially to impress upon him England. To leurn well rather than crickly, to arrivo
the distinctions which exist between the French language by an uninterrupted succession of short, easy, and gradu-
and his own tongue, by the careful comparison of French ated steps at a sound and lasting Inowledge of what 100
and English syntax, and by a part entirely devoted to lear'n, is the proposecl object. Wo congratulate Mr.
Gallicisms and Anglicisms. The series has been adopted Charente on having been the first teacher of his native
by the War-office for the use of the gentlemen cadets of tongue to introduce such a sound and sensible system
Woolwich and Sandhurst, a sufficient testiinony to its of instruction, and we do not doubt that the circulation
efficiency and value. The volume before us contains the of his French grammatical course will be extensive in
whole of the exercises, corresponding with the four parts | tho British Isles."
Sun.


SECOND STEPPING-STONE TO GENERAL KNOWLEDGE.
THE STEPPING-STONE TO KNOWLEDGE, SECOND SERIES,
CONTAINING UPWARDS OF EIGHT HUNDRED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON MISCEL-
LANEOUS SUBJECTS, CONNECTED WITH EVERY-DAY LIFE AND CONVERSATION, NOT CON-
TAINED IN THE FIRST SERIES..................................................................10
MHIS little work is designed to convey general | RANK, Orrice, and CourtesY,&c. &c., with which
information and instruction on important mis it is desiralle that children and young persons
cellaneous subjects connected with every-day life and should be early made acquainted. The Questions
conversation, not contained in the FIRST SERIES ofare stated in the simplest language, and are so con-
the Stepping-Store to Knoroledge, and including the structed as to embody the chief matter of the sub-
ARTE and SCIENCES, MANUFACTURES, TRADE, ject, on the exact plan of the original work, of which
COMMERCE, FOOD, WEIQHTS and MEASURES, it forms a continuation.-A list of the Series of
Stepping Stones will be found at page 48.
THE BOOK OF BIOGRAPHY, BY THE REV. G. R. GLEIG, M.À.
IN GLEIG'S SCHOOL SERIES.
......
............ 18mo. 9d.
Book of Biography was promised in the first pro- , here sketched died a beggar. The others made their way
A spectus of Gleig's School Series, and in the little through many difficulties, and their names are now as
volume now offered to the public, the pledge given some household words in all circles.
years ago is partially redeemned. It contains sketches of
the Lives of Crompton, the inventor of the mule-jenny-
of George Stephenson, the first of English civil engi "MHIS is another part of Mr. Glcig's admirable school
neers-of Herschel, the astronomer-of Hugh Miller, the I series. It relates in simple language, for the in-
geologist and poet-and of Philip Beaver, one of the most struction and example of young people, the lives of
remarkable men whom the British navy las produced. Samuel Crompton, Vm. Herschel, Hugh Miller, George
These biographies are designed to teach the young that Stephenson, and Philip Beaver. The last, which is the
no obstacles of poverty or lowly birth can hinder the ad lcast known, records the career of a young seaman who
vancement to bonour ami to independence, in this country, obtained a post-captaincy in the navy by sheer merit, but
of him who to fair ability adds teinper and strict intey principally displayed bis striking and sturdy qualities in
rity ; but that ability, even if it be united to integrity, an African civilisation scheme of very early days. All
will never avail where temper is wanting. This latter these biographical memoirs are well constructed for the
truth is strikingly illustrated by the career of poor end in view; the moral of each is brought out naturally,
Crompton, who alone of the five men whose lives are without any serwonising.??
PATRIOT,
MR. J. H. HOWARD'S MANUAL OF ATHLETIC AND GYMNASTIC
EXERCISES; WITH 64 ILLUSTRATIONS ON WOOD
........., 16mo. 73. 6d.
" TR. HOWARD'S is a thoroughly practical little most of the instructors of youth; and since the rapid
I book. A brief introductory chapter sets forth extension of the Volunteer movement we are more likely
what are now the universally admitted advantages of to devote too much attention to athletic exercises than
gymnastic training; the most approved apparatus of the too little. Tlic establishment of syinnasiums is of great
modern gymnasium is next described, after which the advantage to boys, who would be oftener kept out of
author-a well-known professor of gymnastics--gives di mischief if they had some active recreation upon which
rections for the performance of above one hundred feats, to expend their redundant energies. This little volume
progressively from the simplest to the most difficult, will be of great assistance to all such youthful Spartans;
but one and all feats which he and liis pupils are able to and if they are somewhat disinayed by the startling pos-
accomplish. Throughout the book the written direction tures represented in the numerous woodcuts, they may
is admirably assisted by the accompanying picture, so we encouraged by the information that all the exercises
that the student of ordinary intelligence may without a nientioned in this volume have been performed by Mr.
master's assistance perform his gymnastic exercises with Howard and his pupils. In France and Belgium gyni-
advantage and security. In every family where there pastic exercises form a part of tho education of youth;
are boys Mr. Howard's book ought to be a welcome and liappy is he who succeeds in achieving any one feat
guest; but it ought to be specially welcomed in every which leaves him sole master of the gymnasium.. Those
boys' school.”
MORNING CIRONICLE. of our young compatriots who wish to achieve similar
"MHANKS to Mr. Kingsley and his followers the im-
distinction, and outstrip their competitors, should study
1 portance of developing the physical powers, as well
Mr. Howard's little manual, which supersedes the neces.
as cultivating the mental faculties, is now recognised by
sity for a master of gymnastics,"
SUN.




pend the ey had som would bynnasiumsrcises than
master student of cd by the book the pupils are about
mama seperform mitten peanying
of our young red putstrip their qich supersede
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SCHOOL-BOOKS TO BE PUBLISHED IN 1861.
New Works and New Editions, now in the press..
The Rev. Dr. John W. Donaldson.
A COPIOUS GREEK AND ENGLISH LEXICON.
By JOHN WILLIAM DONALDSON, D.D., Classical Examiner in the University of London, and
formerly Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge ; Author of “New Cratylus,” “Varronianus,” &c.
[In preparation.
White and Riddle's new Latin Dictionary.
A LATIN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY
By the Rev. J. T. WHITE, M.A. of Corpus Christi College, Oxford ; and the Rev. J. E. RIDDLE,
1: M.A. of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford. Founded on the larger Dictionary of Freund, revised by
himself. Royal 890. ..
............ [To be published at Midsummer.
HIS Dictionary is not a mere revision of the Especial attention has been directed to the Ety-
I American translation of the work of Freund. mology, as affording the only true key to the real
It is based on the larger Dictionary of Freund, re meanings of words. This branch of the work has
vised by himself; that lexicographer baving sup been elaborated throughout with continual refer-
plied towards the materials for the present book ence to the latest results obtained by writers on
many corrections of his own Latin-German Dic- i comparative philology.
tionary, with various additions, which he amassed Accordingly, the book now in the press contains
while preparing a pew edition of that work. But some thousands of words and meanings more than
beyond this it contains a very large amount of en can be found in any Latin-English Dictionary that
tirely new matter, derived from a careful use of has yet been published, -corrections of countless
modern criticism, and from laborious reference to errors which have been transmitted by Andrews
the works of Latin authors in the best editions. and others down to the present day,-an etymology
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New and improved Edition, with the Author's latest Corrections .........
... . . . . . . ... 12mo. Is.
YE CENSEUR; or, English Errors in Speaking French. By Mlle. E, D. G.
* FIRST SERIES, Third Edition, and SECOND SERIES, Second Edition, fcp. 8vo. price Is. 6d.
each, sewed ; or complete in 1 vol. 2s. 6d. cloth.
CHARENTE'S COURSE of GRADUATED GRAMMATICAL and IDIOMATIC
V STUDIES of the FRENCH LANGUAGE. Containing upwards of 5,000 Original
Examples; and exhibiting & System of Exercises adapted to promote a Colloquial Knowledge
of the French Language. By A. A. DE CHARENTE, Professor of the French Language in the
Royal Military College, Sandhurst [In Four Parts, as below] ........................12mo. 10s. 6d.
PART 1.-Pronunciation-Accidence ................
PART II.- French and English Syntar compared.
.............38.
PARTS I. and II. forming the JUNIOR COURSE, complete in One Volume.
....price 5s. 6a.
PART III.-Gallicisms and Anglicisms ....
PART IV.-(Written in French) Syntaxe de Construction-Syntaxe d'Accord- Difficultés ...............38.
PARTS III. and IV. forming the SENIOR COURSB, complete in One Volume
.......... price 6s.
CHARENTE'S FRENCH EXERCISES, adapted to his Course of Studies of
the French Language. Complete in One Volume, 12mo. price 10s. 6d. .........[See page 17
To be had also in 4 separate Parts, corresponding with the Course, as follows:-
PART I. Pronunciatiou and Accidence ...
......3s.
PART II.-French and English Syntax compared ........
........38.
Elementary French Exercises, the above in One Volume
...58. Od.
PART III.-Gallicisms and Anglicisins
PART IV.-Syntaxe d'Accord, de Construction, Dificultés .....
Advanced French Exercises, the above in One Volume..
...........33.
............38.60.
.............. 33.
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.38.
...........5s, GcT.
London: LONGMAN, GREEN, and CO., Paternoster Row, E.C.
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PLOUGH. — GREEK HISTORY from Themistocles to Alexander, in a Series of
Lives from Plutarch. Revised and arranged by A. H. CLOUGH, sometime Fellow of Oriel
College, Oxford. With 44 Woodcut Illustrations [See page 5] ........................ Fcp. 8vo. 6s.
LIST OF COLENSO'S SCHOOL-BOOKS.
A RITHMETICAL and MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL-BOOKS by the Right
** Rev. J. W. COLENSO, D.D., Bishop of Natal; late Fellow of St. John's College, Cam.
bridge. New and improved Editions, corrected and stereotyped :-
COLENSO'S ARITHMETIC, designed for the use of Schools. Now Edition, to which is
U added a New Chapter on Decimal Coinage ...............
................. 1200. 4s. 6d.
QOLUTIONS to all the UNWORKED EXAMPLES in OOLENSO'S ARITHMETIC; Forming
N & Key. By S. MAYNARD..........
............ 12mo, 6s.
MOLENSO'S TEXT-BOOK of ELEMENTARY ARITHMETIC, designed for the use of National,
Adult, and Commercial Schools ..........
............... 18mo. ls. 9d.
CUOLENSO'S TEXT-BOOK of ELEMENTARY ARITHMETIC, with ANSWERS ............ 23. 3d.
Hak COLINSO's Elementary Arithmetio is divided into Five Parts, sold separately, as follows:-
1. Text-Book
....... 64. 18. Examples, PART II. Compound drithmetic...............44.
2. Examples, PART I. Simple Arithmetic.............44.4. Examples, PARTIII.Fractions, Decimals, Duodecimals.Ad.
5. Answers to the Examples, with Solutions of the more dificult Questions.......
.......le.
NOLENSO'S ELEMENTS of ALGEBRA, designed for the use of Schools. Part I. containing
the Elementary parts alone ..........
............12mo. 43. 60.-KEY, 53.
COLENSO'S ELEMENTS of ALGEBRA, Part II. containing the higher parts of the
subject, with numerous Examples and Equation-Papers of St. John's College, Cam-
briage ............
.............. 12mo. 6s.-KEY, 58.
MOLENSO'S ELEMENTS of ALGEBRA, Complate in One Volume, and adapted for Teachers
and Students in the University
versity .........
.......... 8vo. 123. 60.--KEY, 12mo. 7s. 6d.
COLENSO'S ELEMENTS of ALGEBRA, Adapted for the use of National and Adult
V Schools. .................
...............18mo. Is. 60.--KEY, 2s. 6d.
VIOLENSO'S MISCELLANEOUS EXAMPLES and EQUATION-PAPERS from Parts I. and II.
of the Algebra, with Answers ....
............. 12mo. 2s. 6d.
ROLENSO'S ELEMENTS of EUCLID, from the Text of Dr. Simson: With a large Collection
U of Geometrical Problems
..........18mo. 4.5. 6d.
NOLENSO'S ELEMENTS of EUCLID, from Dr. Simson's Text, as above: With the GEO-
U METRICAL PROBLEMS and a KEY to the same............ .................18mo. 6s. 6d.
NYOLENSO'S GEOMETRICAL PROBLEMS, from the above Edition of Euclid : With the
V KEY ............
............. 18mo. 3s. 6d.
NOLENSO'S GEOMETRICAL PROBLEMS, from his Edition of Euclid, to be had separately,
for use in Schools where other editions of Euclid are employed......... . . . . . . . . . . ...18mo. 13.
MOLENSO'S PLANE TRIGONOMETRY, Part I. : 'With the Use of Logarithms, and Easy
Miscellaneous Examples .................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... 12mo. 35. 60.-KEY, 3s. 6d.
GYOLENSO'S PLANE TRIGONOMETRY, Part II. : With a large Collection of Miscellaneous
Problems............................. . . . . . . . . . . . . .............................. 12mo. 2s.6d.-KEY, 58.
a The KEYS to the Two Parts of Colenso's Trigonometry may be had together, price 88. 60.
CONINGTON'S HANDBOOK of CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, adapted to the
Unitary System of Notation. Based on the 4th Edition of Dr. H. Will's Anleitung zur
chemischen Analyse. By F.T. CONINGTON, M.A., F.C.S. ..... ................. Post Svo. 7s. 60.
YONINGTON'S (F. T.) TABLES of QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS, to accompany in use his
Handbook of Chemical Analysis .......................................................Post 8vo. 2s. 6d.
CONYBEARE and HOWSON'S LIFE and EPISTLES of ST. PAUL: Com-
prising a complete Biography of the Apostle, and a New Translation of his Epistles
inserted in Chronological Order. New Edition, carefully revised and corrected. With several
Maps and Woodcuts, and 4 Plates ....... ................2 vols. square crown Svo. 31s, 6d.
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LIST OF THE REV. DR. COLLIS'S SCHOOL-BOOKS.
MOLLIS'S PONTES CLASSICI, No. I. A Stepping Stone from the beginning of
Latin Grammar to Cæsar. By the Rev.J. D. COLLIS, D.D., Honorary Canon of Worcester;
Head Master of King Edward the Sixth's Grammar School, Bromsgrove (See p. 1] 12mo. 3s. 6d.
MOLLIS'S PONTICULUS LATINUS: The History of Rome to the Destruction of Carthage, for
Translation into Latin, to accompany in use Pontes Classici, No. I [See p. 4] Square 12uo. Is.
MOLLIS'S PRAXIS LATINA: A Series of Elementary, Progressive, and Miscellaneous
Questions and Examination-Papers on Latin Grammar, adapted especially to the Eton and
Dr. Kennedy's Latin Grammars ................
............ Two Parts, 12no. 5s.6d.
PART I. for BEGINNERS ...............................12mo. 23. 60. I PART II. for ADVANCED STUDENTS.............12mo. 38.
COLLIS'S PONTES CLASSICI, No. II, : A Stepping Store from the beginning of Greek
U Grammar to Xenophon [See page 4] .........
. . . . . . . . . . . . ...12mo. 3s. 6d.
MOLLIS'S PONTICULUS GRÆCUS: Short Elementary Exercises from the Greek Testament,
Æsop, and Xenophon, for Translation into Greek, to accompany in use Pontes Classici,
No. II [See page 4] ......
.... .......... Square 12mo. Is.
MOLLIS'S PRAXIS GRÆCA: A Series of Elementary, Progressive, and Miscellaneous
Exercises on Greek Grammar. In Three Parts (as below) ..................... 12mo. 11s. 6d.
PART I. ETYMOLOGY ..................................12mo. 28. 6d. | PART II. SYNTAX............ ........................12mo. Os.
MOLLIS'S CHIEF RULES of GREEK ACCENTUATION : With a Series of Exercises and
Examination-Papers. Forming PART III. of Praxis Græca ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..............12mo. 3s.
MOLLIS'S NEW INTRODUCTION to GREEK IAMBICS. - Praxis Iambica; or, Elementary
and Progressive Exercises in Greek Tragic Senarü : With Rules and an English-Greek
Index .............
................................................12mo. 4.s. 6d.
MOLLIS'S CHIEF TENSES of the GREEK and LATIN IRREGULAR VERBS, tabularly
arranged. 8vo. price 3s. ; or separately, 1s. cach set.
MOLLIS'S FRENCH GRAMMAR.--TIROCINIUM GALLICUM: A Short French Grammar for
Classical Schools ; with frequent Comparison of the Latin. Edited by the Rev. J. D.
COLLIS, D.D. Second Edition, enlarged .........
................ 12mo. 3s. 6d.
CONNON'S School Edition of the FIRST FOUR BOOKS of MILTON'S
PARADISE LOST: With copious Notes, Grammatical, Classical, and Critical ...12mo.3s.6d.
MONYBEARE'S SCHOOL CHRONOLOGY, or the Great Dates of History.
For the use of the Collegiate Schools, Liverpool. By the Rev. W. J. CONYBEARE, M.A.
Eleventh Edition ......
.............. Square 12mo. Is.
THE Rev. F. C. COOK'S FIRST BOOK of POETRY; for Elementary Schools.
# New Edition, corrected and improved......
..............18mo. 9d.
COOK'S SELECTION of SCHOOL POETRY : Intended to serve as an Introduction to the
U Study of the great Classical Poets of England. New Edition .............................12mo. 2s.
POOK on the ACTS of the APOSTLES; with a Commentary, and Practical and Devotional
Suggestions for Readers and Students of the English Bible ...
........... Post Sro. 58.
MORNER'S QUESTIONS on the HISTORY Of EUROPE: A Sequel to
Mangnall's Historical Questions. Comprising Questions on the History of the Nations of
Continental Europe not comprehended iu Dlangnall's Questions ...... ..............12mo. 5s.
CONTANSEAU'S NEW PRACTICAL DICTIONARY of the FRENCH and
ENGLISH LANGUAGES. By LÉON CONTANSEAU, Professor of the French Language
and Literature in the Royal Indian Military College, Addiscombey Examiner for Military
Appointments and for admission to Addiscombe. Fourth Edition, with Corrections. Post 8vo. 10s.6d.
Mr. CONTANSEAU'S Practical French Dictionary is now in use in the Royal Indian Military
College, Addiscombe; the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich; the Royal Military College,
Sandhurst; King's College, London ; Harrow School; Cheltenham College; Marlborough
College ; and Christ's Hospital, London.
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CONTANSEAU'S PRÉCIS de la LITTÉRATURE FRANÇAISE, depuis son
Origine jusqu'à nos Jours, compiled expressly for the use of Schools and of Students
graduating for the competitive Examinations. [See page 16] ............
.... .........12mo. 5s.
MONTANSEAU'S ABRÉGÉ DE L'HISTOIRE DE FRANCE from the Earliest Times to the
Year 1860. For the use of Schools and of Pupils graduating for the Competitive Exami-
nations. [See page 16]............
...............................1200. 58. 6d.
CONTANSEAU’S COMPENDIOUS GRAMMAR of the FRENCH LANGUAGE. Based on
Noël et Chapsal, but simplified and adapted specially to the Requirements of English
Students of the French Language. With Exercises and concise Toot-notes, and Marginal
Hints. Third Edition, carefully revised ......
...........12mo. 45.
CONTANSEAU'S GUIDE to FRENCH TRANSLATION: Being a Series of Instructive and
Entertaining Pieces; with Notes to assist in the Translation, and to exhibit a Comparison
of French and English Idioms. Fifth Edition. [See page 16]...... 12mo. 3s. 60.-KEY, 3s. 6do
CONTANSEAU’S PROSATEURS et POÈTES FRANCAIS; or, Selections from the best French
Writers arranged in Chronological Order from the Age of Louis XIV. to the Present
Day: With Biographical Sketches. Cheaper Edition
............. 12mo. 6s. 6d.
COTTON'S (Bishop) SHORT PRAYERS, and other Helps to Devotion, for the
Boys of a Public School. Tifth Edition .................
.................18mo. Is. 6d.
PISHOP COTTON'S INSTRUCTIONS in the DOCTRINE and PRACTICE of CHRISTIANITY.
3 Intended as an Introduction to Confirmation. Tourth Edition ......................18mo. 2s. 6d.
COX.-TALES from GREEK MYTHOLOGY. By the Rev. George W. Cox., M.A.,
late Scholar of Trinity College, Oxford, and one of the Masters in the College, Cheltenham.
[See page 9 of this Catalogue]............
................ Square 16mo. 3s. 6d.
CROSBY'S WALKINGAME'S TUTOR'S ASSISTANT; Being a Compendium
of Arithmetic, and a complete Question-Book: Containing Arithmetic in Whole Num-
bers; Vulgar Fractions ; Decimals; Duodecimals; the Mensuration of Circles; a new Collec-
tion of Questions, &c. Edited by S. MAYNARD .............................. 12mo. 2s._KEY, 3s. 6d.
CROWE'S HISTORY of FRANCE. — The HISTORY of FRANCE. (An
entirely new work, in Five Volumes.) By EYRE EVANS CROWE, Author of the “History
of France” in the Cabinet Cyclopædia. [See page 3]............... 8vo. VOL. I. 145. ; VOL. II. 15s.
DONALDSON. - A COPIOUS GREEK and ENGLISH LEXICON. By John
WILLIAM DONALDSON, D.D., Classical Examiner in the University of London, and formerly
Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge; Author of New Cratylus, Varronianus, &c. ....... [Preparing.
EDWARDS. - A CONCISE HISTORY OF ENGLAND ; designed chiefly as a
Text Book for the Higher Classes in Schools, and for the use of Working Men's Colleges
and Mechanics' Institutions. By JOHN EDWARDS, Author of History of the English Language
in GLEIG’S School Series. [See page 3].........
.................Fcp. Sro. 3s. 6d.
Y ADY FALMOUTH'S CONVERSATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for CHILDREN.
Conversations on Geography; or, the Child's First Introduction to where he is, What
he is, and that else there is besides
.........
...............Fcp. 8vo. 7s. 6d.
PARLEY'S TABLES of SIX-FIGURE LOGARITHMS: Containing the Loga.
- rithms of Numbers from 1 to 10,000, of Sines and Tangents for every Minute of the
Quadrant, &c. ... ... ... .....
.. . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... Post 8vo. 4:5. 6d.
TARR'S SCHOOL and FAMILY HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the Earliest
Period to the Nineteenth Year of the Reign of Queen Victoria : Containing a Narrative
of Civil and Military Transactions, and exhibiting & View of the Religion, Government and
Laws, Literature, Arts, Commerce, Manners and Customs, &c., of the different Periods of
English History. By EDWARD FARR, F.S.A. Ån entirely New Edition, improved throughout,
and brought down to the Treaty of Paris, 1856 ..........
............... 12mo. 5s.6d.
London : LONGMAN, GREEN, and CO., Paternoster Row, E.C.
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GLEIG'S SCHOOL SERIES.
A New Series of Elementary School-Books; each Book (in most instances)
complete in itself, price Ninepence. Intended to comprise a complete Course of
Elementary Education. Projected and edited by the Rev. G. R. GLEIG, M.A., Chaplain-
General to Her Majesty's Forces. Assisted by
WALTER MACLEOD, F.R.G.S. | THE REV. J. HUNTER, M.A. 1 THOMAS TATE, F.R.A.S. .
WILLIAM HUGHES, F.R.G.S. DR. R. J. MANN, M.R.C.S.E.
A. K. ISBISTER, M.A.
MIR, JAMES OWEN.
PROF. R. W. BROWNE, M.A. I w. J. REYNOLDS, M.A. ETC.
5 New and greatly improved editions of the following works may now be had :-
READING.
MY FIRST SCHOOL BOOK to Teach me Reading and Writing. By Walter MʻLeod, F.R.G.S.
Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea .......
..........18mo. price 6d.
MY SECOND SCHOOL BOOK to Teach me Reading and Spelling. By Walter M'Leod, F.R.G.S.
Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea..
.......... 18mo. price 9d.
SIMPLE TRUTHS, in Easy Lessous; being an abridged Scripture History, arranged as a
Reading-Book for Junior Classes ...........
.... lSmo. price 6d.
WRITING.
A GRADUATED SERIES of NINE COPY-BOOKS, mainly on the Method of Mulhauser: with
engraved Copy-heads, conveying useful Information, Historical, Geographical, and Scientific. By
WALTER M'LEOD, F.R.G.S. ....
...... Oblong 4to. price Threepence cach Copy-Book.
1. Ruled with diagonal and horizontal lines, contains Ex- | 4. Capitals, Largo Hand, and Half Text.
ercises in Right-lined Letters; as i, 26, 12, in, &c.
5. Capitals, Large Hand, Half Text, and Small Hand.
2. Simllarly ruled, Exercises in Curved and Crotchet Let 6. Large Hand, Half Text, and Small Hand.
ters; as a, 0, , 2, v, w, &c..
7. Half Text and Small Hand.
3. With diagonal and horizontal lines, alternately, Exer 8. Small Hand.
cises in Looped Letters, &c.; as 0, 1, 3, f, .
9. For Exercises in Dictation and Composition.
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ARITHMETIC, BOOK-KEEPING, MENSURATION.
A MANUAL of ARITHMETIC: Containing a Graduated Series of 1,750 Questions for Class
Instruction. By WALTER M‘LEOD, F.R.G.S. ,
F.R.G.S. .......................................... 18mo. price 9d.
*** Of this Arithmetic above 24,000 copies have been sold.
ELEMENTS of BOOK-KEEPING by SINGLE and DOUBLE ENTRY. With Practical Explana-
tions and Exercises on the most useful forms of Business. By A. K. ISBISTER, M.A...........18mo. 9d.
ISBISTER'S SET of EIGHT ACCOUNT BOOKS by SINGLE and DOUBLE ENTRY, adapted to
the above Elements of Book-keeping........... ........... Oblong 4to. price Sixpence each Accouni Book.
ELEMENTS of MENSURATION: With Demonstrative Explanations of the various Rules and
Processes of Calculation, and numerous Original Problems. By the Rev. J. HUNTER, M.A., formerly
Vice-Principal of the National Society's Training College, Battersea ......................1810. price 9d.
KEY, by the Author, containing full Solutions of all the Exercises ......
......... 1800. price 9d.
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
EXPLANATORY ENGLISH GRAMMAR for Beginners; with Practical Exercises on the Parts
of Speech, a Graduated Course of Parsing-Lessons, and an Appendix on the Conjugation of Compound
Verbs. By WALTER MʻLEOD, F.R.G.S. ................................................ 18mo. price 9d.
Or, for the convenience of Elementary Schools, in Four separate Parts :- 1. and III. One Penny each;
II. Fourpence; and IV. Sixpence.-Also, Definitions, for Home Study, One Penny.
*** Of this Grammar above 53,000 copies have been sold.
HISTORY of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE, tracing it from its Celtic and Anglo-Saxon Source :
With Thirty-one Specimens of eminent English Writers chronologically arranged from Caedmon and
Alfred the Great to Gibbon the Historian. Adapted for the use of Pupil Teachers and the Higher
Classes in Schools. By JOHN EDWARDS ......
........... 18.00. price 9d.
PHYSIOLOGY AND DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
The BOOK of HEALTH. By Robert James Mann, M.D., M.P.C.S.E., Author of A Guide to the
Knowledge of the Heavens ....
......... 18mo. price 9d.
DOMESTIC ECONOMY: Comprising Housekeeping ; Choice of a Dwelling; Domestic Expen-
diture; Household Work; Needlesyork, Washings, Ironing; Food and Fuel ; Marketing; Cookery (Boil-
ing, Baking, Roasting, Stewing, Hashing, &c.; about 90 plain Receipts); care of the Sick and of
Children; Prayers .........................................
5 ......................................................................18mo. price 9c.
London: LONGMAN, GREEN, and CO., Paternoster Row.
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The CHILD'S FIRST BOOK of GEOGRAPHY, arranged in a Series of Easy Reading-Lessons.
By WILLIAM HUGHES, F.R.G.S. With Woodcuts ....
............ 18mo. price 9d.
GEOGRAPHY of the BRITISH EMPIRE. For the use of Beginners. By William Hughes,
F.R.G.S. ..................................
............ 18mo. pp. 158, price Ninepence.
GENERAL GEOGRAPHY for Beginners. By William Hughes, F.R.G.S.........18mo. price Id.
*** Of these three Geographical Works above 87,000 copies have been sold.
HAND-ATLAS of GENERAL GEOGRAPHY: Comprising 29 full-coloured Maps, and containing
nearly every Place mentioned in the Geographical and Historical Works of the Series. By WALTER
M‘Leod, F.R.G.S. ........................................ 18mo. price 3s. half-bound; or sewed, 2s. 6d.
CLASS-ATLAS of PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY: Comprising 20 full-coloured Maps, and 10 Sections
and Diagrams: preceded by explanatory letter-press, forming a concise Synopsis of Physical Geography.
By WALTER M'LEOD, F.R.G.S..
............. 1810. 35. half-bound; or sewed, 28. 60.
*** Of these two Atlases above 15,500 copies have been sold.
BOWMAN'S QUESTIONS on MʻLEOD'S CLASS-ATLAS of PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY .... 18mo. price ls.
...................
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY.
FIRST BOOK of HISTORY-ENGLAND. By the Rev. G. R. Gleig, M.A.........18mo. price 2s.
To be had also in Two Parts, price Ninepence each.
*** Of this History of England above 123,000 copies have been sold.
The BRITISH COLONIES. Forming the Second Book of History. By the Rev. G. R. Gleig,
M.A., Editor of the Series ...........
............. 18mo. price 9d.
BRITISH INDIA. Forming the Third Book of History. By the Rev. G. R. Gleig, M.A. . . 9d.
SACRED HISTORY. Forming the Fourth Book of History. By the Rev. G. R. Gleig, M.A. .. 2s.
ismo. price 2s. cloth; or, in Two Parts, 9d. each.
HISTORICAL QUESTIONS. Part I. On the above Four Histories.............18mo. price Id.
BOOK of BIOGRAPHY: Comprising Lives of S. Crompton, the Inventor of the Spinning Mule,
W. Herschel the Astronomer, Hugh Miller the Geologist, G. Stephenson the Engineer, and P. Bcaver
of the Royal Navy. By the Rev. G. R. GLEIG, M.A. [See page 17] ........................ 18mo. price 9d.
HISTORY of FRANCE. By Capt. A. C. Gleig, R.A., Assistant-Inspector of Military Schools . 9d.
HISTORY of ROME. By the Venerable R. W. Browne, M.A., Archdeacon of Taunton, and Pro-
fessor of Classical Literature in King's College, London ...............................18mo. price 9d.
HISTORY of GREECE. By the Venerable R. W. Browne, M.A., Archdeacon of Taunton, and Pro-
fessor of Classical Literature in King's College, London.................................. 18mo. price 9d.
*** Of the above Histories (exclusive of the History of England) 157,500 copies have been sold.
ALGEBRA, EUCLID, AND GEOMETRY.
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA for Beginners. By W. J. Reynolds, M.A., Royal Military Asylum,
Chelsea (A SECOND PART is in the press] ........
............ Part I. 18mo. price 9d.
ANSWERS to the EXAMPLES for PRACTICE in REYNOLDS'S ALGEBRA, Part I. ..18mo. price 3d.
The FIRST THREE BOOKS of EUCLID'S. ELEMENTS of GEOMETRY. By T. Tate, F.R.A.S.
With Diagrams ..........
...................... 18mo. price 90.
PRACTICAL GEOMETRY, containing the Construction of all the most useful Geometrical
Problems, with their Applications. By T. TATE, F.R.A.S. With 261 Woodcuts [S'ec p. 15] 18mo. price is.
SCIENCE SIMPLIFIED FOR BEGINNERS.
NATURAL HISTORY for BEGINNERS: A Reading-Book for Schools and Families. By James
OWEN. With Woodcuts........
..........18mo. price 2s. cloth ; or, in Two Parts, 9d. each.
ASTRONOMY and the USE of the GLOBES simplified for the Instruction of Beginners. By Thomas
Tate, F.R.A.S. With Woodcuts...
odcuts........................................................18mo. price 9d.
EXPERIMENTAL CHEMISTRY simplified for the Instruction of Beginners, and illustrated by
Diagrams and Wood Engrav vings. By T.TATE, F.R.A.S...................................lsmo. price 9d.
HYDROSTATICS, HYDRAULICS, and PNEUMATICS simplified for the Instruction of Beginners.
By T. TATE, F.R.A.S. With numerous Woodcuts ..........
............18mo. price 9d.
MECHANICS and the STEAM-ENGINE simplified for the Instruction of Beginners, and elucidated
with Diagrams and Woodcuts. By T. TATE, F.R.A.S. ...
............. 18mo. price 9d.
LIGHT and HEAT, familiarly explained and illustrated, for the use of Beginners. By T. Tate,
F.R.A.S. With Woodcuts ......
ELECTRICITY, familiarly explained and illustrated for the use of Beginners. By T. Tate,
F.R.A.S........
..........38mo. price 9d.
MAGNETISM, VOLTAIC ELECTRICITY, and ELECTRO-DYNAMICS, familiarly explained
for the use of Beginners. By T. Tate, F.R.A.S. ..... ...........18mo. with Woodcuts, price 9d.
*** Of the Treatises on Natural Philosophy collectively above 42,000 copies have been sold.
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LIST OF MR. HILEY'S SCHOOL-BOOKS.
TMPROVED EDITIONS of · ELEMENTARY WORKS by RICHARD
HILEY, Principal of the Collegiate and Commercial School, Thorp-Arch, Tadcastor :-
TILEY'S CHILD'S FIRST ENGLISH GRAMMAR, in Easy and Progressive Lessons, to
de which are appended Questions and Exercises. Fifth Edition
...............18mo. Is.
A BRIDGMENT of HILEY'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR; together with appropriate
La Questions and Exercises, progressively arranged. Eleventh Edition .................18mo. Is. Id.
TYILEY'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR and STYLE: To which is added, Advice to the Student on
the Attainment and Application of Knowledge. Eleventh Edition ...............12mo. 3s. 6d.
TYILEY'S PRACTICAL ENGLISH COMPOSITION, Part I. Junior Series ; in Four Courses of
A Progressive Exercises. Tenth Edition, 18mo. Is. 6d.-KEY, 2s. 6d.; the Two in 1 Vol. 4s.
ITILEY'S PRACTICAL ENGLISH COMPOSITION, Part II., forming an Introduction to
de Argumentative Composition. Sixth Edition ... 18mo. 38. ; KEY, 4s.; or the Two in 1 Vol. 7s.
VIXERCISES adapted to HILEY'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR: Progressively arranged and
divided into Lessons; with the Principal Rules. 9th Edition... 12mo. 2s. 6d.—KEY, 33. 6d.
TILEY'S ELEMENTS of LATIN GRAMMAR: For the use of Schools. With Selections
2 from Zumpt, Kühner, Trebs, Schiller, Ruddiman, and Adam. 3d Edition ..........12mo. 3s.
ZTILEY'S PROGRESSIVE EXERCISES on the ACCIDENCE of the LATIN GRAMMAR:
L With some on the leading Rules of Latin Syntax. Second Edition.......................12mo. 2s.
TYILEY'S CHILD'S FIRST GEOGRAPHY, for the Elementary classes. New and
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TILEY'S PROGRESSIVE GEOGRAPHY : Consisting of Four Courses, divided into
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Lxercises. Devenir UNIO1.....................12mo. ZS.
LTILEY'S ARITHMETICAL COMPANION: Intended, by Miscellaneous Examples, to
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TTODGE'S CATECHISM of FORTIFICATION, for the use of Students
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MHE REV. T. H. HORNE'S INTRODUCTION to the CRITICAL STUDY and
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VOL. I.-A Summary of the Evidence for the Genuineness, Authenticity, Uncorrupted Preservation, and Inspiration of
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..........Svo. 158.
VOT. II. by AYRE.- An Introduction to the Criticism of the Old Testament and to Biblical Interpretation, Revised and
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............Svo. 278.
Or-VOL. II. by DAVIDSON.-The Text of the Old Testament considered : With a Treatise on Sacred Interpretation; and
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VOL. III.- A Summary of Biblical Geography and Antiquities. By the Rev. T. H. HORNE, B.D. ............... Sro. 189.
VOL. IV.-An Introduction to the Textual Criticism of the New Testament. By the Rev. T. H. HORNE, B.D. The
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THE REV. T. H. HORNE'S COMPENDIOUS INTRODUCTION to the STUDY
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TORT'S NEW PANTHEON; or, an Introduction to the Mythology of the
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Poetical Illustrations from Homer and Virgil, and Plates
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ZORTS INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of CHRONOLOGY and ANCIENT HISTORY, in
Al Question and Answer ....
............. 18o. 4s.
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SCHOOL-BOOKS BY THE REV. JOHN HUNTER, M.A.
Formerly Vice-Principal of the National Society's Training College, Battersea.
TEXT-BOOK of ENGLISI GRAMMAR: a Treatise on the Etymology and Syntax of the
en English Language : including Exercises in Parsing and Punctuation ; an Etymological
Vocabulary of Grammatical Terms; and a copious List of the principal Works on English
Grammar. New Edition ......
................ 12mo. 2s.6d.
DARAPHRASING and ANALYSIS of SENTENCES simplified for the use of Schools : forming
sebe a Manual of Instruction and Exercise for the use of Normal Students, Pupil-Teachers, &c.
Second Edition, revised [See page 6]............................................12mo. Is. 30.-KEY, Is. 3d.
QCHOOL MANUAL of LETTER-WRITING : Containing numerous Models of Letters on
No Commercial and other subjects ; with Exercises in Epistolary Composition; Rules of
Punctuation ; Explanations of Abbreviated Titles, Commercial Terms, &c. [Sce p. 7] 12mo. Is. 6d.
AN INTRODUCTION to the WRITING of PRECIS or DIGESTS, as Applicable to Narratives
of Facts or Historical Events, Correspondence, Evidence, Official Documents, and General
Composition : with numerous Examples and Exercises [See page 6] ......... 12mo. 25.-KEY, 1s.
TXERCISES in ENGLISH PARSING, Progressively arranged and adapted to the Author's
4 Text-Book of English Grammar : with Questions suggesting & Course of Oral Instruction
for Junior Pupils. Tenth Edition .......
....................12mo. 60.
MHE FIRST BOOK of MILTON'S PARADISE LOST ; with a Prose Translation or Paraphrase,
the Parsing of the more Difficult Words, Specimens of Analysis, and numerous Illustrative
Notes. Adapted specially to prepare Junior Candidates for the Oxford Middle-Class Es-
amination in 1861 [See page 7] ..................................................................12mo. 15. 6d.
TOHNSON'S RASSELAS, with Explanatory and Grammatical Annotations, Specimen Lessons,
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Persons for the University Middle-Class Examinations [See page 6] ... . . . . . . ......... 12mo. 2s. 6d.
CHAKSPEARE'S HENRY the EIGHTH: with Introductory Remarks; Copious Interpretation
of the Text; Critical, Historical, and Grammatical Notes; Specimens of Parsing, Analysis,
Examination-Questions, &c.; and a Life of Cardinal Wolsey [See page 7] ............. 12mo. 2s. 6d.
QHAKSPEARE'S JULIUS CÆSAR: with Introductory Remarks, Copious Interpretation of the
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and especially for Persons qualifying for the Middle-Class Examinations. 12mo. ... [Nearly ready.
TUNTER'S EXERCISES in the FIRST FOUR RULES of ARITHMETIC, constructed for tho
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Correctness of the Results. Third Edition .......................................................12mo. 6d.
TLEMENTS of MENSURATION: with Demonstrative Explanations of the various Rules and
M Processes of Calculation, and numerous Original Problems .............18mo. 9d.-KEY, 9d.
TOWARD'S ATHLETIC and GYMNASTIC EXERCISES: comprising 114
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Suspended Bar, the Suspended Ropes, and the Indian Clubs; preceded by a Description of the
requisite Apparatus and illustrated with 64 Woodcuts. [See page 17) ................ 16mo. 7s.6d.
YTOWARD'S INTRODUCTORY GREEK EXERCISES to those
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YTOWARD'S INTRODUCTORY LATIN EXERCISES to those of Ellis, &c. ........... 12mo. 2s. 6d.
TOWARD'S LATIN EXERCISES EXTENDED : Selected from the best Roman Writers, and
Ad adapted to the Rules in Syntax
..........12mo. 3s. 6d.-KEY, 2s.6d.
THE REV. J. H. HOWLETT'S METRICAL CHRONOLOGY: In which
most of the important Dates in Ancient and Modern History are expressed by Conso-
nants used for Numerals, and formed by the aid of Vowels into Significant Words ; with
Historical Notes, and Questions. New Edition, greatly improved.......................... Post Svo. 78.
DOWLETT'S TABLES of CHRONOLOGY and REGAL GENEALOGIES, combined and
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VOWSON on SCHOOL DRILL, SCHOOL MUSIC, and SCHOOL PRAYERS:
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LIST OF EDWARD HUGHES'S SCHOOL-BOOKS.
NEW and IMPROVED EDITIONS of APPROVED ELEMENTARY EDU.
CATIONAL WORKS by EDWARD HUGHES, F.R.A.S., G.S., &c. late Master of
the Royal Naval Lower School, Greenwich Hospital:-
ARITHMETIC:
TUGHES'S MANUAL of EXPLANATORY ARITHMETIC; including numerous carefully
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................Fcp. 8vo. 1s. 6d.
D A TEACHER'S COPY may be had, with KEY to the Examples and Exercises appended, price 38. 6d.
ENGLISH READING-BOOKS.
TUGHES'S SELECT SPECIMENS of ENGLISH POETRY. Comprising Poems--1. Historical
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4. Relating to the Sea and the Sailor; 5. On the Love of Nature; 6. Of the Imagination
and Fancy ; 7. Religious and Moral ...........
.................................12mo. 3s. 6d.
TOGHES'S SELECT SPECIMENS of ENGLISH PROSE: Comprising Pieces relating to -
11 1. Natural History and Geography; 2. Biography and Civil History; 3. Education and
the Progress of Society ; 4. The Sea and Maritime Adventure; 5. The Imagination and
Sympathetic Affections; 6. Science and General Knowledge ; and 7. Miscellaneous In-
formation,
b......
.......... 12mo. 45. 6d.
SACRED GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY:
TUGHES'S OUTLINES of SCRIPTURE GEOGRAPHY and HISTORY: comprising a full
1 Account of the Physical, Political, and Descriptive Geography of Palestine, with the
adjacent Bible Lands. With 12 coloured Maps ........
........................12mo. 45. 6d.
TTUGHES'S SCHOOL ATLAS of BIBLE LANDS: containing Twelve coloured Maps,
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GEOGRAPHICAL WORKS AND ATLASES.
TTUGHES'S EXAMINATION-QUESTIONS in the Outlines of Physical Geography ; con-
14 taining upwards of 1,000 Questions. New Edition
.............. 12mo. 6d.
YTTIGHES'S SCHOOL ATLAS of PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY : comprising Eight coloured
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TUGHES'S GENERAL ATLAS for ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS: containing Twelve Mans
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TTUGHES'S GEOGRAPHY for ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. First Course: comprising the
1. Physical and Descriptive Geography of the Globe. New Edition.....................18mo. ls.
PTUGHES'S INTRODUCTORY ATLAS of MODERN GEOGRAPHY: comprising Twelve
Maps engraved on steel, and printed in Colours, exhibiting the Physical Features and
Political Divisions of the most important Countries ......................................... 12mo. 2s. 60.
DUGHES'S SCHOOL ATLAS of PHYSICAL, POLITICAL, and COMMERCIAL GEOGRAPHY.
0 comprising Seventeen full-coloured Maps ; with descriptive Letterpress. The Maps
compiled and engraved on steel, by E. WELLER, F.R.G.S..........
Royal 8vo. 108. 6d.
TUGHES'S OUTLINES of PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY, descriptive of the Inorganic Matter
n of the Globe and the Distribution of Organised Beings. With Eight coloured Maps;
and an Appendix on certain Points of Geographical Teaching, by R. G. LATHAM, M.A., M.D.;
F.R.S. New Edition, greatly improved .......
... ..... . . . . ...... 12mo. 3s. 6d.
TTYMERS'S TREATISE on PLANE and SPHERICAL TRIGONOMETRY.
de and on TRIGONOMETRICAL TABLES and LOGARITHMS; together with a
Selection of Problems and their Solutions. By J. HYMERS, D.D., late Fellow and Tutor
of St. John's College, Cambridge. Fourth Edition, revised ........... .................. 8vo. 8s. 60.
DR. HYMERS'S TREATISE on DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS and the CALCULUS of
FINITE DIFFERENCES. Second Edition, enlarged ......... ...............8vo. 125.
.........
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WILLIAM HUGHES'S GEOGRAPHICAL WORKS.
W HUGHES'S MANUAL of GEOGRAPHY, Physical, Industrial, and
• Political. Comprising : 1. Land and Water ; 2. Physical Geography of Europe ; 3.
Connexion between the Physical Geography of Europe and the Pursuits and Social Condition
of its Inhabitants ; 4. Great Britain and Ireland; 5. Western Europe; 6. Central Europe;
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National Divisions of Asia ; 11. Physical Geography of Africa ; 12. National Divisions of Africa ;
13. Physical Geography of North America ; 14. National Divisions of North America ; 15.
Physical Geography of South America ; 16. National Divisions of South America ; 17. Australia ;
18. Polynesia. By WILLIAM HUGHES, F.R.G.S., &c., Professor of Geography in Queen's College,
London. New and thoroughly revised Edition ; with 6 coloured Maps ......... Fcp. 8vo. 78. 6d.
Or, in Two Parts : PART I. Europe, 38. 6d.; PART II. Asia, Africa, America, Australasia, and Polynesia, 43.
"MHE best testimony to the merits of Mr. W. social condition of nations, or, in other words, the
Hughes's Manual of Geography is supplied by the geography of industry and commerce, viewed as dependent
fact of the numerous editions which have been called for upon the natural features, climate, and productions of the
within a recent period. The leading idea which its author various regions of the earth."- Earl DE GREY and RIPON'S
has sought to embody in this volume is the connexion of Address to the Royal Geographical Society, delivered at the
physical geography with the industrial pursuits and | Anniversary Meeting, May 28, 1860.
TI HUGHES'S MANUAL of BRITISH GEOGRAPHY: Embracing the Physical,
• Industrial, and Descriptive Geography of England and Wales, Scotland, and Ireland.
New Edition, revised ; with Four coloured Maps ......
............. Fcp. 8vo. 28.
W HUGHES'S Manual of Mathematical Geography: Comprehending an Inquiry into
We the CONSTRUCTION of MAPS; with Rules for the Formation of Map-Projections.
Second Edition ; with 5 Plates.........
................Fcp. 8vo. 45. 6d.
TIY HUGHES'S GEOGRAPHY of the BRITISH EMPIRE, arranged in a Series of
We Easy Reading-Lessons for BEGINNERS. New Edition ........
HUGHES'S GENERAL GEOGRAPHY, arranged in a Series of Easy Reading-
Vo Lessons for BEGINNERS. New Edition ................
.... . . . . . . . . . . ...18mo. 9d.
VI HUGHES'S CHILD'S FIRST BOOK of GEOGRAPHY, arranged in a series of Easy
W . Reading-Lessons ; with Woodcuts. New Edition ..................................... 18mo. 9d.
" THIS little Work is intended mainly as an intro very neatly illustrated; whilst as much of physical and
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effective course. First ideas are clearly worked out, and I general use."
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A MANUAL of CIVIL LAW, for Schools and Candidates for the Civil
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expurgated; with an Introductory Chapter .........
............Fcp. 8vo. 3s. 6d.
TOR. HUMPHREYS'S MANUAL of POLITICAL SCIENCE, for the use of Schools, and
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TR. HUMPHREYS'S MANUAL of MORAL PHILOSOPHY, with Preliminary Essay on
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T IVY'S HISTORY of ROME, Decade III. Part I. The Latin Text illustrated by copious
Notes, Historical, Geographical, and Critical, and especially adapted for the use of Military
Students. By E. R. HUMPHREYS, LL.D. ......
................850. 8s. 6d.
TSBISTER'S EUCLID` ARRANGED for EXAMINATIONS. - The GEO-
1 METRICAL COPY-BOOK : being an Attempt, by means of a New Arrangement of the
Figures and Demonstrations, to simplify and fix in the Memory the Propositions of Euclid, and
to impart the habit of writing them out logically and rapidly, for Examinations, in the abbrevi-
ated and symbolical form adopted in the Universities and Public Schools. For the use of
Candidates for the Military and Civil Service, London University, College of Preceptors, Oxford
and Cambridge Middle-Class, and other Examinations. By A. K. ISBISTER, M.A. “[See page 77
Two Quarto Copy-Books, price Sixpence each.
London : LONGMAN, GREEN, and CO., Paternoster Row, E.C.
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TAQUEMET'S CHRONOLOGY for SCHOOLS: Being a revised Abridgment
of the Compendium of Chronology, and containing the most important Dates of General
History (Political, Ecclesiastical, and Literary), from the Creation of the World to the
end of the Year 1857. By F. H. JAQUEMET. Edited by the Rev. JOHN ALOORN, M.A.
New Edition, revised and stereotyped....................................................... Fcp. 8vo. 3s. 6d.
JEANS'S WORKS ON NAVIGATION.
MATHEMATICAL and NAUTICAL WORKS by H. W. JEANS, F.R.A.S.,
Mathematical Master and Examiner, Royal Nayal College, Portsmouth:-
JEANS's Handbook for the Stars .......
.................... Svo. 3s. 6d.
JEANS'S Plane and Spherical Trigonometry ........... PART I., 12m10. 45. ; PART II., 12mo. 4.s.
JEANS's Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, complete............... ................12no. 7s.6d.
JEANS's Problems in Astronomy, &c. (Key to Problems in above) ....................... 12mo. Gs.
JEANS'S Navigation and Nautical Astronomy, PART I. Practical ...................... 12mo. 4..
JEANS'S Navigation and Nautical Astronomy, PART II. Theoretical ...................12mo. 5s.
JEANS's Navigation and Nautical Astronomy, complete in One Volume................. 12mo. 9s.
KEITH JOHNSTON'S GENERAL GAZETTEER: Being a New Dictionary
* of Geography, Descriptive, Physical, Statistical, and Historical; and forming & com-
plete General Gazetteer of the World. New Edition, revised to April, 1860; in One large
Volume, comprising Descriptions of about 50,000 Places ... ... ... ...... 8vo. 30s. ; ball-russia, 355.
TOHNSTONE (Rev. W. H.) - An ELEMENTARY TREATISE on
LOGARITHMS, illustrated by carefully selected Examples. By the Rev. W. H.
JOHNSTONE, M.A., Assistant Professor of Mathematics at the Royal Indian Military College,
Addiscombe ..................
..................1200. 2s. 61.
TONES'S LITURGICAL CLASS-BOOK: A Series of Reading-Lessons on the
Book of Common Prayer, chiefly compiled from the best authorities, and adapted as a
Reading-Book for the use of National and Sunday-Schools in connexion with the Church,
as well as for Teachers and Students. By JOHN JONES, C.M..................... ... ... ... 12mo. Is. 6d.
TOYCE'S SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC, applicable to the
Present State of Trade and Money Transactions; With numerous Examples under each
Rule. New Edition, improved by S. MAYNARD ..................................12mo. 35.-KEY, 3s.
TUST'S GERMAN READING BOOK : consisting of German Tales, Anecdotes,
O Fables, and Poetry, progressively arranged for Beginners; with a complete Vocabulary at
the foot of the pages, and an Appendix of German Expletives. By WOLFGANG HEINRICH JUST,
German Master to the New College, Bristol. [See page 13]......... . . . . . . . . . . ........... 12mo. 3s. Ed.
KEANE. - HANDBOOK of the HISTORY of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE for
the use of Schools and Colleges. By A. H. KEANE, Licentiate in Philosophy and
Letters, U.C.H. [See page 13] ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...
....................................12 mo. 2s.
KEIGHTLEY'S OUTLINES of HISTORY. New Edition, thoroughly
** revised; with the Tabular View extended..........
............. Fcp. Sro. 3s. 6d.
KEITH'S TREATISE on the USE of the GLOBES; or, a Philosophical
Ad View of the Earth and Heavens : Comprehending an Account of the Figure, Magnitude.
and Motion of the Earth ; with the Natural Changes of its Surface, and the Principles
of Meteorology and Astronomy. New Edition, enlarged and improved by Professor A. S.
TAYLOR, M.D.; R. A. LE MESURIER, B.A.; and JACOB MIDDLETON. With Plates and
Diagrams ........
...............12mo. 6s. 61.--KEY, 2s. 6d.
MRS. KEMP'S CONVERSATIONS on ENGLAND as it was and is, designed
4 for Schools and Home Instruction
.. . . . . . . . . . ...Fcp. 8vo. Is. 6d..
TUHNER'S ELEMENTARY GREEK GRAMMAR, translated and adapted for
o the use of English Students by J. H. MILLARD, late Second Classical Master at Mill Hill
Grammar School............
................ 8vo. 75. 6d.
.....
London: LONGMAN, GREEN, and CO., Paternoster Row, E.C.
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LIST OF DR. KENNEDY'S SCHOOL-BOOKS.
NEW and IMPROVED EDITIONS of CLASSICAL SCHOOL-BOOKS by
* the Rev. Dr. BENJAMIN HALL KENNEDY, D.D., Prebendary of Lichfield, and
Head Master of Shrewsbury School :-
TENNEDY'S GREEK GRAMMAR. --- Græcæ Grammatica Institutio Prima. Rudimentis
ad Etonensibus quantulum potuit immutatis Syntaxin de suo addidit B. H.K. ...12020. 4s. 6d.
VENNEDY'S PALÆSTRA MUSARUM; or, Materials for Translation into Greek Verse,
selected and progressively arranged............
.................12mo. 58. 6d.
WENNEDY'S LATIN GRAMMAR. --- An Elementary Grammar of the Latin Language,
for the use of Colleges and Schools ..........
........................ 1210. 3s. 6d.
TENNEDY'S CHILD'S LATIN PRIMER; or, First Latin Lessons, extracted from the
Lo Author's Elementary Latin Grammar .........
................ 12mo. 2s.
VYENNEDY'S LATIN VOCABULARY, ' arranged on Etymological Principles, as an
and Exercise-Book and First Latin Dictionary
............12mo. 35.
TENNEDY'S FIRST LATIN READING-BOOK; or, Tirocinium Latinum: Adapted to
the Author's Child's Latin Primer
............ 12mo. 2s.
YENNEDY'S SECOND LATIN READING-BOOK ; or, Palæstra Latina. Adapted to
do do the Author's Elementary Latin Grammar.
.12mo. 5s.
TYENNEDY'S PALESTRA STILI LATINI; 01, Materials for Translation into Latin
Prose, selected and progressively arranged ........
............... 12m0.6s.
YENNEDY'S EXAMPLES of LATIN PROSE STYLE. CURRICULUM STILI LATINI ;
L or, a Systematic Course of Examples for Practice in the Style of the best Latin Prose
Authors
.......12mo. 4s. 60.
VIMBER.-A MATHEMATICAL COURSE for the UNIVERSITY OF LONDON:
Containing an Outline of the Subjects included in the Regulations of the Senate for the
Matriculation, Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science Pass Examinations; with Solutions
to the Mathematical Papers. By THOMAS KIMBEN, M.A., Licentiate of the Royal College of
Preceptors; Principal of Holland House, Blackheath. Second Issue; the entire work carefully
revised, with new Appendix ...........
... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . ... 8vo. 10s.
VIMBER.--VAUBAN'S FIRST SYSTEM OF FORTIFICATION: Consisting of Six Drawings as
executed at Sandhurst and Addiscombe: With Instructions giving the Dimensions of
every Line and Angle; a Life of Vauban ; Introductory Definitions ; a Sketch of the Bastion
System; and Remarks on Plan-Drawing, Shading, and Colouring. Third Edition .......... 8vo. 58.
TIMBER'S SUPPLEMENTARY PLATE TO VAUBAN'S FIRST SYSTEM .................... Is. 6d.
20N AT...................................................
“OHOULD any insuperable difficulty occur to the Student not be applied to at first. It can only legitimately be used
N in attempting to draw a complete plan of the First i to test the correctness of what has been done, and ought
System, a Supplementary Plate may be had of the publishers. never to be tolerated to work by."'- AUTIOR,
Vitli this assistance no furtherdoubt can exist, but it should
TIMBER'S CONSTRUCTION 01 the MODERNT SYSTEM : Cousisting of Six Drawings as executed
IL at Sandhurst and Addiscombe; with Instructions giving the Dimensions of every Line
and Angle ...........................
...............8vo. 6s.
FYIMBER'S FIELD WORKS, as executed at Sandhurst and Addiscombe; with Observations on
their Construction and Uses. With 7 Plates of Figures
SUTUCUIU11 iltill USUS, MY luat lfraes UL I'lgures ...............................OVO. OS.
TACAITA'S SELECTIONS from the best ITALIAN WRITERS in PROSE
mind and POETRY, chronologically arranged: With Notes explanatory of Antiquated or
Poetical Words; and concise Notices of the Authors ........
... . . . . . . ... 12mo. 58.
TAKE'S BOOK of OBJECT-LESSONS: A Manual of Notes of Information
on Mineral and Vegetable Substances, Animals, Manufactures, &c. so arranged and
condensed that Teachers can readily select materials for instructive and interesting oral
lessons on common things for the various classes in their schools. By W. J. LAKE, Master
of the City of London National Schools. New Edition, revised .........................18mo, Is. 6d.
London: LONGMAN, GREEN, and CO., Paternoster Row, E.C.
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DR. R. G. LATHAM'S WORKS ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. By R. G. Latham, M.A., M.D., F.R.S., late
Fellow of King's College, Cambridge ; 'late Professor of the English Language in
University College, London. Fifth Edition. [See page12] ............................ 2 yols. 8vo. 28s.
TATHAM'S HANDBOOK of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE. For the use of Students of the
Universities and Higher Classes of Schools. Fourth Edition. [See page 13] Post Sro. 7s.6d.
T ATHAM'S HISTORY and ETYMOLOGY of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE, for the use of
5 Classical Schools. Third Edition, revised. ........... ................. Icp. 8vo. 2s. 6d.
TATHAM'S ELEMENTARY ENGLISH GRAMMAR. For the use of Schools. Eighteenth
Thousand, revised and much enlarged; with Short Chapters on Parsing and the Analysis
of Sentences, and on Punctuation. [See page 12] ..............
TATHAM and MABERLY'S SCHOOL GRAMMAR. – A SMALLER ENGLISH GRAMMAR,
for the use of Schools. By R. G. LATHAM, M.A., M.D., F.R.S., and MARY CAROLINE
MABERLY. [See page 12 of this Catalogue]..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... ...................., Fcp. 8vo. 2s. 6d.
MRS. R. LEE'S ELEMENTS of NATURAL HISTORY; or, First Principles
of Zoology, for the use of Schools and Young Persons. Comprising the Principles
of Classification ; interspersed with amusing and instructive Original Anecdotes of Remarkable
Animals, and Woodcuts
...............Fcp. 8vo. 7s. 6d.
L.EMPRIERE'S CLASSICAL DICTIONARY: Containing a copious Account
of all the Proper Names mentioned in Ancient Authors; with the Value of Coins,
Weights, and Measures, and a Chronological Table ......... . . . . . . . ..... ............... 8vo. Is.
Y ESSONS on INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION; a Girl's Class-Book of Cottage
- Economy, Cookery, Good Advice, Easy Poetry, and Household and Kitchen Receipts:
Inculcating the Love of Truth and Order ; Habits of Industry, Neatness, Piety, Cleanliness,
and Frugality; Contentment and the Love of Home.....
.......12mo. 2s.6d.
TIDDELL, — ARITHMETIC for SCHOOLS: containing a large Collection of
Exercises. By EDWARD LIDDELL, Assistant Teacher, Homerton College. Royal 18mo.
price 2s. cloth ; and ANSWERS, 3d. Or, PART I. 9d. cloth, ANSWERS, 2d. ; PART II. 1s. 3d.
cloth, ANSWERS, 2d.
THE REV. W. LINWOOD'S EDITION of SOPHOCLES, with Latin Notes.
* The Second Edition ............
...............8vo. 16s.
T UND'S EASY ALGEBRA.-A Short and Easy Course of Algebra, chiefly
designed for the use of the Junior Classes in Schools: With a numerous Collection of
original Easy Exercises. By the Rev. T. LUND, B.D., formerly of St. John's College,
Cambridge. Tifth Edition, revised and stereotyped. . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... Fcp. 8vo. 2s. 6d.-KEY, 2s. 6d.
T UND'S KEY to WOOD'S ALGEBRA. - SOLUTIONS of TWO THOUSAND QUESTIONS and
PROBLEMS in ALGEBRA, forming a Key to Wood's Algebra, for the use of School-
masters and Private Tutors. By the Rev. T. LUND, B.D. (See page 10).........,Post 8vo. 7s. 6d.
** For LUND's Edition of Wood's Algebra, and Companion, see page 52.
LUND'S GEOMETRY as a SCIENCE, and GEOMETRY as an ART. Being
the First and Second Parts of Elements of Geometry and Mensuration, with Easy Exercises,
designed for Schools and Adult Classes
Kr To be had also in 2 Parts.-I. Geometry as a Science, price 1s. 60.; and II. Geometry as an Art, price 28.
all the Exercises contained in PARTS I. and II. of LUND's Elements of Geometry (as above).
With illustrative Diagrams
..............12mo. 3s. 6d.
T UND'S MENSURATION; or, GEOMETRY combined with ARITHMETIC,
de commonly called MENSURATION. Being the Third Part of Elements of Geometry and
Mensuration, with Lasy Exercises. [KEY, by CALDER, 38., see page 24) ............Fcp. 8vo. 35. 6d.
Y UND'S ELEMENTS of GEOMETRY and MENSURATION, being the above Three Parts in
1 vol., without the Keys, price 7s. boards. In preparation,-PART IV. GEOMETRY combined
with ALGEBRA.
London : LONGMAN, GREEN, and Co., Paternoster Row, E.C.

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TINDLEY'S TREASURY of 'BOTANY: Comprising an Alphabetical Account
of the Structure, Peculiarities, and Uses of all the more important Orders, Genera, and
Species of Plants ; together with an Explanation of the Technical Terms most in use amovg Bota-
nists, and a Sketch of the Present System of Classification. Edited by John Lindley, M.D.,
F.R.S. F.L.S., Emeritus Professor of Botany in University College, London. Assisted by Professor
Balfour, F.R.S.E.; the Rev. J. M. Berkeley, F.L.S. ; John Ball, Esq., F.R.S.; the Rev.
C. A. Johns, F.L.S.; J. T. Syme, Esq., F.L.S., Maxwell Masters, Esq., F.L.S.; Thomas Moore,
Esq., F.L.S.; and other practical Botanists. Uniform with Maunder's Series of Treasuries.
In 1 vol. fcp. Svo. with 15 Engravings on Steel, and numerous illustrative Engravings on Wood,
from designs by W. H. Fitch.
...............[Preparing for publication.
T.OWNDES'S ENGINEER'S HANDBOOK ; explaining the Principles which
is should guide the young Engineer in the Construction of Machinery, with the necessary
Rules, Proportions, and Tables : Comprising amongst other matters the Rule for Calculating the
Evaporation Power of Boilers, the comparative Economical Effect of using Steam expansively,
Principles which regulate the Speed of Steam Vessels, &c. [See page 10] ............ Post 8vo. 58.
TOWRES'S SYSTEM of ENGLISH PARSING and DERIVATION. The
* Seventh Edition, thoroughly revised and improved ............................................18mo. 18.
TOWRES'S SPELLING and DICTATION LESSON-BOOK......................................12mo. Is.
TOWRES'S ELEMENTS of EUCLID for Beginners.........
............... 12mo. 9d.
MACDOUGALL.-The THEORY of WAR: Illustrated by numerous Examples
at froin History. By Lieut.-Col. P. L. MACDOUGALL, Commandant of the Staff College,
Sandhurst. Second Edition, with Plans ............
................... Post 8vo. 10s. 6d.
MACDOUGALL'S CAMPAIGNS of HANNIBAL, arranged and critically considered, for the use
The of Students of Military History. With Maps............... ...................., Post Svo. 7s. 6d.
MARCET'S CONVERSATIONS on LAND and WATER. With a coloured
Map showing the comparative Altitude of Mountains. By JANE MARCET. Fcp. 8vo. 5s.6d.
MARCET'S CONVERSATIONS on CHEMISTRY ; in which the Elements of that Science are
Als familiarly Explained and Illustrated ............ ......... . . . . . . ......2 vols. fcp. 8vo. 145.
VTARCET'S CONVERSATIONS on NATURAL PHILOSOPHY; in which the Elements of that
A4 Science are familiarly Explained. Thirteenti Edition, corrected to the Present State of Science;
with 34 Plates .....................
..............., Fcp. 8vo. 10s. 6d.
TVRS. MARCET'S STORY-BOOK: Being a Selection from the Stories contained in her Books
Ud for Little Children. With Woodcuts ...
......... 18mo. 2s.
M ARCET'S WILLY'S STORIES: The House-Building The Three Pits (the Coal-pit, Chalk-pit,
and Gravel-pit)-The Land without Laws
.......18mo. 2s.
MARCET'S WILLY'S HOLIDAYS ; or, Conversations on Different kinds of Governments.
14 New Edition, revised .........
.......1800. 2s.
WTARCET'S: WILLY'S GRAMMAR: Interspersed with Stories, and intended for the use
Lide of Young Boys. New Edition, revised ....................................................,18mo. 2s. 6d.
M ARCET'S MARY'S GRAMMAR: Interspersed with Stories, and intended for the use of
114 Girls. New Edition, corrected ..................
........................., 18mo. 3s. 6d.
VARCET'S SEASONS; or, SPRING, SUMMER, AUTUMN, and WINTER: Stories for very
his Young Children. New Edition .......
............ 4 vols. 18mo. 2s. each.
MARCET'S RICH and POOR._-1. Labour ; 2. Profit; 3. Capital; 4. Machinery; 5. Price and
Produce; 6. Wages ; 7. Trade ; 8. Money and Banks
............... 18mo. Is.
MARCET'S CONVERSATIONS on LANGUAGE.......................................Fcp. 8vo. 45. 6d.
MARCET'S CONVERSATIONS on the HISTORY of ENGLAND............... ............... 18mo. 5s.
MARCET'S LESSONS on ANIMALS, VEGETABLES, and MINERALS................... 18mo. 2s.
MARCETS WILLY'S TRAVELS on the RAILROAD, for Young Children ............18mo. 2s.6d.
MARCET'S GAME of GRAMMAR, in COUNTERS : With a Book of Conversations ...... price 8s.
· London : LONGMAN, GREEN, and CO., Paternoster Row, E.C.
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M'LEOD - New and Improved Editions of Approved ELEMENTARY
NA SCHOOL-BOOKS by WALTER MʻLEOD, F.R.G.S., M.R.C.P., Head Master of the
Model School and Master of Method in the Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea :--
WRITING-BOOKS.
WT'LEOD'S GRADUATED SERIES of NINE COPY-BOOKS, mainly on the Method of
Ale Uulhaiser, greatly simplified and improved. Oblong 4to. price 3d. each Copy-Book [See p. 28] 3d. cach.
ENGLISH GRAMMATICAL WORKS.
M'LEOD'S ENGLISH GRAMMATICAL DEFINITIONS, for Home Study ............. 18mo. 1d.
M'LEOD'S EXPLANATORY ! ENGLISH GRAMMAR for Beginners; with Practical
de Exercises on the Parts of Speech, a Graduated Course of Parsing-Lessons, and an Appendix on the
Conjugation of Compound Verbs. New and thoroughly revised Edition........... ............ 18mo. 9d.
M'LEOD'S EDITION of GOLDSMITH'S DESERTED VILLAGE, with Explanatory and
All Grammatical Notes, Rules of Parsing and Analysis, &c. New Edition....
.... 12ino. 18. 6d.
ARITHMETICAL SCHOOL BOOKS.
M'LEOD'S MANUAL of ARITHMETIC, containing a Graduated Series of 1,750 Questions for
14 Class Instruction; witli the Answers and Methods of solving Questions ...................... 18mo. 90.
M'LEOD'S MENTAL ARITHMETIC, Part I., Whole Numbers; Part II., Fractions,
IL comprising & Systematic Course in Question and Answer......... ......... 12mo. 2 Parts, Is. each.
TV'LEOD'S EXTENDED MULTIPLICATION and PENCE TABLES, with the Tables of
11 Weights and Measures, and Four Exercises in cach Page .................................... 18mo. 2d.
ENGLISH SPELLING AND READING-BOOKS.
TV'LEOD'S FIRST READING-BOOK for Families and Schools, iu & Series of Easy and
Al. Instructive Lessons, with numerous illustrative Woodcuts .................................. 18mo. 3d.
M'LEOD'S READING-LESSONS for Infant Schools and Junior Classes, being the First
11 Reading-Book, printed in very bold type on 30 large Broadside Sheets ........................ Price 38.
T'LEOD'S MY FIRST SCHOOL-BOOK to teach me READING and WRITING : with
N1 Spelling Exercises accompanying each Reading-Lesson ...................................... 18mo. 6d.
M'LEOD'S MY SECOND SCHOOL-BOOK to teach me SPELLING and READING : con-
11 veying useful Information on Common Things in classified Reading Lessons. Woodcuts.........18mo. 9d.
M'LEOD'S SECOND POETICAL READING-BOOK, with Explanatory Notes, Exercises in
Ad Spelling and Etymology, and an Argument to each Extract..........
...ls. 8d.
M'LEOD'S Improved Edition of CARPENTER'S SCHOLAR'S SPELLING ASSISTANT, in
Ale which the Division of Words into Syllables corresponds with the Pronunciation ..........12mo. 13. 60.
GEOGRAPHY AND ATLASES.
HT'LEOD'S GEOGRAPHY of PALESTINE or the HOLY LAND, including Phænicia and
Al Philistia, and the Towns and Places in Asia Minor visited by the Apostles. The Eleventh Edition,
with Additions and Improvements; and a coloured Map of Palestine........
.............. 12no. Is. 6d.
M'LEOD'S SCRIPTURE GEOGRAPHY, Part II. The Life and Travels of St. Paul ; in.
U cluding Descriptions of the Cities and Towns visited by the Apostle: with Map, Chart, and Plans.
[See page 14) ...........................
.................... 12mo. 2s.
CLASS EDITION of MʻLEOD'S SCHOOL ATLAS of SCRIPTURE GEOGRAPHY, comprising a
U complete set of 15 full-coloured Maps, with a full Index, price 4s., Illustrative Letterpress to ditto, price 38.
The School Scripture Atlas complete. New Edition ........
................. Royal 8vo. 78:
M'LEOD'S Series of 579 EXAMINATION-QUESTIONS in PHYSICAL and POLITICAL
AL GEOGRAPHY. For the use of Training Colleges, Pupil-Teachers, and Candidates for Government
Appointments. New Edition, thoroughly revised ..........
..........................12n70. ls.
NT'LEOD'S HAND-ATLAS of GENERAL GEOGRAPHY, comprising a complete set of 29 full-
4 coloured Maps, from Steel Plates engraved in the best manner by Ē. WELLER, F.R.G.S. Price 28. 6d.
sewed; or 3s. half-bound..........
......................... 18mo. 2s. 60.
TVT LEOD'S CLASS-ATLAS of PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY, comprising a complete set of 20 full-
V coloured Maps, and 10 Sections and Diagrams: With Explanatory Descriptions of the Plates. Price 2s.6d.
sewed; or 3s. half-bound..........
.......18mo. 2s. 6d.
BOWMAN'S Questions on M‘Leod's Class-Atlas of Physical Geography..............18mo. ls.
TV'LEOD'S SCHOOL PHYSICAL ATLAS of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, comprising '56
LVL full-coloured Maps, and numerous coloured Sections and Diagrams; with Descriptions of the Plates.
18mo. (See page 19 of the present Catalogue).....
........... (In preparation.
TV'LEOD'S MIDDLE SCHOOL ATLAS for 1861, comprising a Series of Eight coloured Maps
NA for the use of Junior Candidates preparing for the Oxford School Examinations. [See page 14] ..4t0. 28.
London : LONGMAN, GREEN, and CO., Paternoster Row, E.C.
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SIR JAMES MACKINTOSH'S HISTORY of ENGLAND, from the Earliest
Times to the final Establishment of the Reformation .............................2 vols. 8vo. 218.
MAIN and BROWN'S WORK on the MARINE STEAM-ENGINE.-The
with Marine Steana-Engine, designed chiefly for the use of the Officers of Her Majesty's Navy.
By the Rev. 1. J. MAIN, M.A, Mathematical Professor in the Royal Naval College, torusa
mouth ; and T. Brown, Chief Engineer, R.N., attached to the R.N. College. Pourth Edition,
revised; with Plates, &c. ........
...............8vo. 12s. 6d.
MAIN and BROWN on the INDICATOR and DYNAMOMETER, with their
practical Applications to the Steam-Engine. Third Edition, with Plate .........8vo. 4:8. bd.
TVAIN and BROWN'S QUESTIONS on Subjects connected with the MARINE STEAM-
ENGINE; and Examination-Papers, with Hints for their Solution .................8vo. tis. 60.
MAJOR'S ELEMENTARY PRAXIS of GREEK COMPOSITION, adapted
to Wordsworth’s Greek Grammar : and designed as a companion to the Rev. H. M.
Wilkins's Progressive Greek Delectus. By the Rev. Dr. Majon, Head Master of King's
College School .....
.............. 12mo. 2s. 6d.
VAJOR'S SELECTION of PASSAGES from the SPECTATOR for Translation into Latin
Als Prose: With Hints for the Assistance of Beginners; and an Appendix of Ciceronian Phrases.
Edited by the Rev. J. R. MAJOR, D.D. ......
......... 12mo. 35. 6d.
MAJOR'S EDITION of EURIPIDES. with English Notes. --The Alcestis,
- Hecuba, Medea, Orestes, and Phænissa of Euripides : Greek Text, with English Notes,
es The Five PLAYS of EURIPIDES may also be had separately, price 5s. each.
MANGNALL'S HISTORICAL "and MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS, for the
• use of Young People : with a Selection of British and General Biography. The Only
GENUINE AND PERTECT EDITION, as finally corrected by the Author ; but remodelled through:
out, enlarged, and improved, without departure from the author's plan. Messrs. LONGDIAN and
Co.'s Edition should be ordered.............
.......... 12mo. 4s. 6d.
MANGNALL'S COMPENDIUM of GEOGRAPHY, for the use of Schools and
1. Private Families .............
............ 12mo. 75. 6d.
DR. J. MANN'S LESSONS in GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: An Elementary
Reading-Book, intended to serve as a familiar and attractive Introduction to the
Principles of Natural Science. With numerous Woodcuts......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...Fcp. 8vo. 3s. 6d.
To be had also in THREE Parts or SERIES, Price One Shilling each.
MARSHALL.- PHYSIOLOGY for SCHOOLS: Preceded by First Steps in
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VISS STERNE'S TWO SERIES of QUESTIONS on GENERALITIES. First and Second
................ 12mo. 2s. each.-KEYS, 4s. each.
STOCKER'S SCHOOL EDITION of HERODOTUS'S HISTORY of the PER-
SIAN WARS: With English Notes, Questions, &c........................ 2 vols. post Sro. 18s.
STOW'S TRAINING SYSTEM of EDUCATION; including MORAL SCHOOL
TRAINING for large Towns, and NORMAL SEMINARY for training Teachers to
Conduct the System. Eleventh Edition ; with Plates and Woodcuts .............. Post Svo. 6s. 6d.
TIST of SCHOOL-BOOKS by PROFESSOR SULLIVAN, LL.D., T.C.D. (of
the Irish Education Board). New and greatly improved Editions:-
Sullivan's Dictionary of the Engl. Language. 12mo. 38.60. | Sullivan's Dictionary of Derirations..............12mo. 28.
Sullivan's Geography Generalised [See page 13] 12mo. 2s. Sullivan's Spelling-Book Superseded ............18mo. 7s. Id.
Sullivan's Introduction to Geography & History. i$mo.18. | Sullivan's Attempt to Simplify Evgl. Grammar. 18mo. 13.
Sullivan's First Steps to a Knowledge of the English Language....
...... price 10d.
Sullivan's Literary Class-Book; or, Readings in English Literature
............ Royal ismo. Zs. Gå.
SUTCLIFFE, - SELF-EDUCATION : intended as a Guide for Young Men who
having left School desire to continue a Course of Self-Iniprovement; for Pupil Teachers
in Elementary Schools ; for Schoolmasters who, after passing through Training Colleges, may
wish to pursue Studies not embraced in the scheme of those Institutions; and for Candidates
in the Oxford and Civil Service Examinations. By JOHN SUTCLIFFE, Lecturer in the Normal
Training College, Cheltenham ............
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KNOWLEDGE FOR THE YOUNG.
HE STEPPING-STONE to KNOWLEDGE: Containing upwards of Seven
* Hundred Questions and Answers on Miscellaneous Subjects, adapted to the capacity of
Infant Minds. By a MOTHER. New Edition...........
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THE SECOND SERIES of the STEPPING-STONE to GENERAL KNOW-
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[See page 17 of the present Catalogue] ..........
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THE STEPPING-STONE to BIBLE KNOWLEDGE: Containing several hundred Questions and
albo Answers on the Old and New Testament, adapted to the Capacity of Young Minds. By a MOTHER. 18mo. 18.
NHE STEPPING-STONE to BIOGRAPHY: Containing several hundred Questions and Answers
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THE STEPPING-STONE to ENGLISH GRAMMAR: Containing several
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Minds. By P. SADLER .....
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MHE STEPPING-STONE to FRENCH PRONUNCIATION and CONVERSATION : Containing
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der Or in Two Parts, PANT I. Mammalia, price 18.; PART II. Birds, Reptiles, and Tishes, price 1s.
THE STEPPING-STONE to ANIMAL and VEGETABLE PHYSIOLOGY. By Mary Shield.
and with many Woodcuts ........................
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SYDENHAM.-NOTES of LESSONS, in their Principles and Application,
for the use of Teachers and Pupil-Teachers in Elementary Schools. By G. SYDENHAM,
C.M., Master of the Cannock Endowed National School. Second Edition ............... 12mo. 3s.
TAYLOR'S (G. H.) WORD-PICTURES from the BIBLE; or, Scenes from Scrip-
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THEATRE of the GREEKS: A Series of Papers relating to the History and
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DONALDSON. New Edition, thoroughly revised. [See page 5.].
.........8vo. 145.
BISHOP THIRLWALL'S HISTORY of GREECE. 8 vols. fcp. 8vo. with
Vignettes, price 28s............................or (Library Edition) 8 vols. 8vo. with Maps, 60s.
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SCHOOL-BOOKS BY THOMAS TATE, F.R.A.S.
TATE'S PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION; or, the Principles and Practice of
A Teaching explained and systematised. New Edition
...........Fcp. 8vo. 6s. 6d.
MTATE'S ALGEBRA MADE EASY; chiefly intended for the use of Schools. New Edition,
carefully corrected, with fresh Examples, &c. ......
................. 12mo. 28.
PVATE'S TREATISE on the FIRST PRINCIPLES of ARITHMETIC, after the Method
L of Pestalozzi
........... 12mo, Is. 6d.
NATE'S SYSTEM of MENTAL ARITHMETIC, after Pestalozzi's Method, for the use of
Teachers ...........
... ... ... ... ... ... 8vo. Is.
DATE'S EXERCISES on MECHANICS and NATURAL PHILOSOPHY; or, an Easy
e Introduction to Engineering................ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 12mo. 2s.-KEY, 3s. 6d.
MYATE'S ELEMENTS of MECHANISM; containing a familiar Explanation of the Con-
struction of various kinds of Machinery, &c. .......
...........12mo. 35. 6d.
MATE'S PRINCIPLES of MECHANICAL PHILOSOPHY APPLIED to INDUSTRIAL
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With 200 Woodcuts.
........................................................8vo. 10s. 6d.
NATE'S PRACTICAL GEOMETRY, containing the Construction of all the most useful Geo-
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MATE'S PRINCIPLES of GEOMETRY, MENSURATION, TRIGONOMETRY, LAND-
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FERATE'S PRINCIPLES of the DIFFERENTIAL and INTEGRAL CALCULUS, simplified
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.................. Post 4to. 1s. 6d.
MATE'S DRAWING for SCHOOLS: Containing Expositions of the Method of Teaching
4 Drawing in Schools; a full Explanation of the Practice of Model Drawing, after the
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.............. Post 4to. 5s. 6d.
MNATE'S MATHEMATICS for WORKING MEN. Part I. Arithmetic and Algebra, applied
to the Constants of Labour, &c. ....................................................................8vo. 2s.
STRATE on the NEW COINAGE considered in relation to our School Arithmetics: For
the use of Teachers and Tradesmen. New Edition, revised and improved ......... 12mo. Id.
MATE'S OUTLINES of EXPERIMENTAL CHEMISTRY : Being a Familiar Introduction
bolo to the Science of Agriculture. New Edition, revised........
.........18mo. Id.
ITATE'S ELEMENTARY COURSE of NATURAL and EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY,
. simplified for the use of Beginners, and illustrated with Woodcuts...... 2 vols, 18mo. 5s. 6d.
INATE'S LITTLE PHILOSOPHER; or, the SCIENCE of FAMILIAR THINGS. Vol. I.
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..............18mo. price 3s. 6d. cloth; or in 3 Parts, Is, each.
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TWELLS, - POETRY for REPETITION. Edited by the Rev. Henry
TWELLS, M.A., Head Master of the Godolphin Foundation School, Hammersmith,
Second Edition, revised ...........................
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FARVER.--Le DEBUT dans l'ETUDE de la LANGUE FRANCAISE ; or,
First Steps in Learning French : Consisting of a Graduated Series of Words and Phrases
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By H. TARTER, Bachelier-es-Lettres ; French Master, Eton College... ... ... ... Crown 8vo. 38. 6d.
MTARVER'S French Reading-Book, LE CONTEUR, or Story-Teller : Consisting of Tales
and Plays, interspersed with a few Pages of Correspondence, selected for the use of
Learners from contemporary French Authors. With English Notes... ... ... ... Crown Svo. 58. 6d..
TARVER'S ETON FRENCH GRAMMAR. - Introduction a la Langue usuelle
et aux Elémens de la Grammaire Française. By J. C. TARVER, late French Master,
Eton College. New Erlition, thoroughly revised .......
.................. 12mo. 3s.
PTARVER'S ETON FAMILIAR and CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH EXERCISES for Writing
and Viva-voce Practice. New Edition, revised
........... 12mo. 3s. 60.--KEY, 35.
MARVER'S ETON FRENCH READING-BOOK. - Choix en Prose et en Vers: Suivi de la
Phraséologie expliquée et comparée; et précédé de Remarques sur la Construction des
Vers Français. New Edition, thoroughly revised ............................................ 12mo. 7s. 6d.
PART I. CHOIX ET PROSE..................... Ss. Gd. / PART II. CHOIX EN VERS..... ...............33.6d.
Part III. PHRASEOLOGIE EXPLIQUEE ET COMPARED, price 3s.
THOMSON'S (Prof. J.) ELEMENTARY TREATISL on ALGEBRA, THE-
# ORETICAL and PRACTICAL. New Edition ...................... 12mo. 58.-KEY, 4s. 6d.
THOMSON'S (Rev. Dr. W.) OUTLINE of the NECESSARY LAWS of
THOUGHT: A Treatise on Pure and Applied Logic. By WILLIAM THOMSON, D.D.,
Provost of the Queen's College, Oxford. Fifth Edition, revised. [See page 9] ... Post 8vo. 58. 6d.
MTHOMSON. - SCHOOL CHEMISTRY; or, Practical Rudiments of the
Science. By ROBERT DUNDAS THOMSON, M.D., Chemical Examiner in the University
of London, and Professor of Chemistry at St. Thomas's Hospital, — where this work is the
Text-Book of the Science .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... ............... New Edition, in the press.
TWISDEN. - ELEMENTARY EXAMPLES in PRACTICAL MECHANICS:
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the Rey. JOHN F. TWISDEN, M.A., Professor of Mathematics in the Staff College, Sandhurst.
[See page 15] ... ... ... ... ... ..
. . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ .............. Post 8vo. 12s.
TYREL'S (J. DE POIX) GRAMMAR of HOUSEHOLD WORDS in Four
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and Italian. [See page 16] ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ... . . . . . . . . . ................ Oblong 12mno. 10s. 6d.
MYREL'S GRAMMAR of HOUSEHOLD WORDS, adapted to the separate or simultaneous
study of English and French. Fcp. 8vo. price 4s. 6d. ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .........[See page 19.
TYTLER'S ELEMENTS of HISTORY, Ancient and Modern. Revised and
- continued by JOHN HILL BURTON. With 7 Maps ................... ... . . . . . . . . ....Svo. 14.5.
DR. R. VALPY'S ELEMENTS of LATIN GRAMMAR; with short
English Notes. New Edition, with Additions and Corrections................... 12mo. 2s. 6d.
TALPY'S LATIN DELECTUS, corrected and improved ; with new Notes and Lexicon, by
the Rev. JOHN T. WHITE, M.A. ... ... ... ... .... .. . . . . . . . . . . ..... 12mo. 2s. 6d.—KEY, 3s. 6d.
FTALPY'S VIRGILS BUCOLICS, GEORGICS, and ÆNEID, with English Notes. New
\ Edition..........
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TTALPY'S SELECTA ex OVIDIO et TIBULLO, cum NOTIS ANGLICIS: the Selection used
at Eton .......
... ... .. ... ... 12mo. 4s. 6d.
TTALPY'S ELEMENTS of GREEK GRAMMAR: With Notes. New Edition, revised and im-
proved. ............
.....................8vo. 6s. 6d.
V and Lexicon, by the Rer. J. T. WHITE, M.A..
TYALPY'S POETICAL CHRONOLOGY of ANCIENT and ENGLISH HISTORY; with Historical
and Explanatory Notes........
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VALPY'S LATIN EPITOME of SACRED HISTORY, with English Notes.
18mo. 2s.
"YALPY'S PRIMITIVES and LEADING WORDS of the GREEK LANGUAGE so explained as
u to fix themselves readily on the memory............
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VALPY'S MANUAL of LATIN ETYMOLOGY, in Alphabetical Order, with the Derivation of
♡ the Latin Cases, Tenses, Moods, Persons, &c. .........
............ Fcp. 4to. 4s.
SCHOOL-BOOKS BY EDWARD WALFORD, M.A.
WITALFORD'S HANDBOOK of the GREEK DRAMA: Embodying, in the most
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DETALFORD'S SHILLING LATIN GRAMMAR, based on the Accidence, Syntax, and
V Prosody of the Charterhouse Latin Grammar ......
........................ 12mo. ls.
ITALFORD'S HINTS on LATIN WRITING. Third Edition, revised and corrected; with
W the Tabular Foim retained ............
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VITALFORD'S PROGRESSIVE EXERCISES in LATIN PROSE. With Reference to the
VW Author's Hints on Latin 1Priting .........
...........12mo. 2s. 6d.
ITALFORD'S PROGRESSIVE EXERCISES in LATIN ELEGIAC VERSE. First Series.
W Adapted, with References throughout, to the Syntax of Dr. Kennedy's Latin Grammar.
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VITALFORD'S PROGRESSIVE EXERCISES in LATIN ELEGIAC VERSE. Second Series.
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WALFORD'S ORIGINAL SERIES of REFERENCE-CARDS for CLASSICAL INSTRUCTION
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TIEBB. - CELESTIAL OBJECTS for COMMON TELESCOPES. By the
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INTHITE'S LATIN GRAMMAR: Comprising the Eton Latin Grammar, revised
and corrected : Together with a Second or larger Grammar in English, for the Higher
Classes in Schools, &c. By the Rev. J. T. WHITE, M.A., First Master of the Latin School,
Christ's Hospital, London ..............
.. ... .. ... ... 12mo. 2s. 6d.
Separately :--ACCIDENCE, 1s. ; ETON GRAMMAR, 1s. 9 d. ; LARGER GRAMMAR, 1s. 6d.
WITHITE'S LATIN SUFFIXES...
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TVPHITE'S SCHOOL EDITION of the GERMANIA and AGRICOLA of TACITUS: With
8 English Notes.............
............. 12mo. 45. 60.
WHITE'S SCHOOL EDITION of CICERO de AMICITIA and de SENECTUTE, or, Cato
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Edition... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....
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TIYHITE'S SCHOOL EDITION of XENOPHON'S ANABASIS, or Expedition of Cyrus into
$0 Upper Asia, principally from the Text of Schneider: With English Notes. New
Edition.....................
......................... 12mo. 78. 6d.
VIHITE and RIDDLE'S NEW LATIN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY, founded
on the larger Dictionæy of Freund, revised by himself.... ...............[See page 18
VILKINS.- ANTHOLOGIA GRÆCA; or, a Progressive Greek Reading Book.
" By the Rev. H. MUSGRAVE WILKINS, M.A., Fellow of Merton College, Oxford. See page 18
KIYILKINS'S PROGRESSIVE GREEK DELECTUS ..........
....6............ 12mo. 4s.
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Schools. Third Edition, revised and improved......
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WILLIAMS'S (MONIER) BAG-O-BAHAR: The Hindustani Text of Mir
Amman, edited in Roman Type; with Notes, and an Introductory Chapter on the
use of the Roman Character in Oriental Languages. By MONIER WILLIAMS, M.A., Professor
of Sanskrit in the University of Oxford
. . . . . . . . . . . . ... Post 8vo. 58.
TATILLIAMS'S HINDUSTANI PRIMER; Containing a First Grammar suited to Beginners
and a Vocabulary of Common Words on all subjects: with Alphabetical Lists of Useful
Phrases and Short Stories.............
................. 12mo. Is. 8d.
TITILLIAMS'S EASY INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of HINDUSTANI; in which the
N English Alphabet is adapted to the Expression of Hindustani Words: With a full
Syntax. To which are added Selections in Hindūstānī, including a Vocabulary and Dialogues, by
COTTON MATHER, Assistant Professor of Hindustani in Addiscombe College.........12mo. 2s. 61.
WINTZER. - FIRST GERMAN BOOK for BEGINNERS. By the Rev.
ALBERT WINTZER, Phil. D., German Master in King's College, London ; German
Examiner at Eton College. Second Edition, revised ... ... ... ... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... Icp. Svo. 3s. 6d.
WITOOD'S ELEMENTS of ALGEBRA, designed for the use of Students in
W the University. Fifteenth Edition, revised and enlarged by the Rev. T. LUND, B.D.,
late Fellow and Sadlerian Lecturer of St. John's College, Cambridge .... . . . . . . . . . ....... 8vo. 12s. 6d.
T UND'S COMPANION to WOOD'S ALGEBRA. Third Edition, with the Supplement in-
del corporated; also the Equations and Algebraical Problems in St. John's College during 1858
and 1859, with their Solutions. [See page 10]
...... Post Svo. 7s. 6d.
T UND'S KEY to WOOD'S ALGEBRA: Solutions of 2,000 Questions and Problems in Algebra,
do ſorining a Key to Mood's Algebra, for the use of Schoolmasters and Private Tutors. See
page 10 of the present Catalogue] ............ ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Post Svo. 7s. 6d.
TITOODWARD'S HISTORICAL and CHRONOLOGICAL ENCYCLOPÆDIA, in
Ww. One larve Volume 8vo. in the press
.... ... ... ... [See page 20
WRIGLEY'S COLLECTION of EXAMPLES and PROBLEMS in Pure and
Mixed Mathematics : With Answers and occasional Hints. By the Rev. ALFRED
WRIGLEY, M.A., Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Classics, Addiscombe........ Svo. Ss. 61.
VONGE'S SCHOOL EDITION of HORACE. - Horace, with English Notes.
By the Rev. J. E. YONGE, King's College, Cambridge ; Assistant Master at Eton.
PART I. Odes and Epodes, 3s. ; Part II. Satires and Epistles, 3s. 6d. ... ... ... 2 Parts, 12mo. 6s. 6d.
VONGE'S NEW LATIN GRADUS: Containing Every Word used by the
Poets of good authority. Compiled and prepared expressly for the use of Eton, West-
minster, Winchester, Farrow, Charterhouse, and Rugby Schools; King's College, London; and
Marlborough College. By C.D. YONGE, B.A. Sixth Edilion. Post Svo. 9s.; with Appendix, 12s.
TONGE'S DICTIONARY of LATIN EPITHETS Classified according to their English
Meaning : Being an Appendix to the Latin Gradus.............................. Post Svo. 3s. 6d.
VONGE'S EXERCISES in LATIN PROSE, for the use of Eton, Winchester, Harrow, and
Rugby Schools ; and King's College, London ..... ... ... ... ... ... ... 12mo. 58. 6d.-KEY, Is,
MR. C. D. YONGE'S NEW ENGLISH-GREEK LEXICON: Containing all
AL the Greek Words used by Writers of good authority. Second Edition, improved, 4to. 21s.
FYONGE'S EXERCISES in GREEK PROSE, for the use of Eton, Winchester, Harrow,
ZUMPT'S LARGER LATIN GRAMMAR. Translated and adapted for the
use of English Students by Dr. L. SCHMITZ, F.R.S.E., Rector of the High School of
Edinburgh; with numerous Additions and Corrections by the Author and Translator. Fourth
Edition, thoroughly revised ; with a new INDEX.......
.............. 8vo. 14.s.
UMPT'S SCHOOL GRAMMAR of the LATIN LANGUAGE. Translated and adapted
for use in English Schools, by Dr. L. SCHMITZ, F.R.S.E. ....... ............... 12mo, 4s.
London : LONGMAN, GREEN, and CO., Paternoster Row, E.C.
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TRIGONOMETRY.
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Colenso's Trigonometry, Part I. 12mo.33.62.; Key, 39. 60. 25
Part II. 12mo. 2s. 60.; Key, 5g. 25
Galbraith and Laughton's Trigonometry, 12mo. 28......
Hymers's Trigonometry, 8vo. 88. 60 .................. 34
Jeans's Trigonometry, Part I. 12mo. 48.: Part II d . 26
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Arithmetic, Algebra, Book-keeping, Land-
Surveying, and Mathematics.
ALGEBRA,
PAGE
Colenso's Algebra, Part I. 12mo. 49. 6d.; Key, 58...... 25
PART II. 12ino. 6s.; Key, 53. ........ 25
> Complete, 8vo. 128. 60.; Key, 7s. Od. 25
for National and Elementary Schools,
18mo. Is. d.; Key, 2s. Od......... 25
, Examples in Algebra, 12mo. 23. 60........... 25
Galbraith and Houghton's Manual of Algebra, 12mo. 2s.
Lund's Companion to Wood's Algebra, post Svo.7s.6d. 10
» Short & Easy Algebra, fp.8vo. 2s.6d. ; Key,23.6d. 38
Reynolds's Elementary Algebra, 18mo. 90.; Key', 3d. .. 29
Scott's Arithmetic and Algebra, 8vo. 16s. ......
Tate's Algebra, 12mo. 2s.......
Thomson's Algebra, 12mo. 58.; Key, As. .......
Wood's Elements of Algebra, 8vo. 128. Od.; Key, 78.6ů. 52
ARITAMETIC.
Calder's Familiar Arithmetic, 12mo. s. 60.......
Colenso's Arithmetic, 12mo. 43. 60.; Key, by Maynard, Os. 25
» Text-Book of Elementary Arithmetic, 18mo.
1.9. 90.; with Answers, 23. 3d......
Crosby's Walkingame's Tutor, 12mo. 29.; Key, 3s. Od... 27
Galbraithi and Haughtou's Arithmetic, 12imo. 23. ......

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and Henme's Tutosers, 25. Srithmeticars
Hiley'
ok of Object 11, &c. fep. Smo. 78.
36
Teatining Spatication ns; 12mo.
49
Grahamison Ensliposition, Part II; Keys.6d.
Hughes's Arithmetic, fcp. Svo. Is. d.; with Key, 3s. 60.
Flunter's Arithmetical Exercises, 12ino. 60............
Joyce's Arithmetic, 12mo. 38.; Key, 38. .......
Liddell's Arithmetic, royal 18mo. 28. .......
M'Leod's Arithmetical Questions, 2 parts, 12mo. ls. euch
, Manual of Arithmetic, 18mo. 9a. ....
Pix's Examples in Arithmetic, 12mo. 28. 60.........
Tate's Arithmetic, 12mo. Eightecnpeuce .....
, Mental Arithmetic, 8vo. Is. ...........
, on the New Coinage, &c., 12mo. Id....
BOOK-KEEPING,
Isbister's, by Single and Double Entry, 18mo. 90.......
3 Set of Eight Account-Books, 6d. euch........
CALCULUS AND LOGARITEDIS.
Carmichael on Calculus of Operations, 8vo. 99. ........
Tarley's Tables of 6-Figure logarithms, post Svo. 48.6d.
Jolinstone's Elementary Logarithms, 12ino. 2s. 60......
Tate's Calculus, 12mo. 45. 62.........
GEOMETRY AND EUCLID.
· Colenso's Euclid, iSmo. 48. 60. ......
:
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„ Problems from Euclid, & Key, 18mo. 3s. 6d... 25
Galbraith & Haughton's Euclid, 2 PARTS, 23. each......
Isbister's Two Geometrical Copy-Books, 6d. cach......
llowres's Euclid for Begiuners, 12mo. 90............
Lund's Geometry as an Art, fcp. 8vo. 2s. ......
, Geometry as a Science, fcp. 8vo. 13. 60.
, Key to the above two, post 8vo. 3s.......
Geometry and Mensuration, fcp. 8vo. 7s. ....
Narrien's Geometry, Svo. 10s. 60........
Tate's Luclid, 12ino. Is. 60. p. 49: 18mo. 9d.
, Geometry, &c., 12mo. 35. 60...
» Practical Geometry, 18mo. Is. ...
LAND-SURVEYING AND DRAWING.
Nesbit's Land-Surveying, 8vo. 125. ...........
Tate's Drawing for Schools, 4to. 5s. Od.........
............ 49
, Drawing-Book for Little Boys & Girls, 4to. Is. 6d.
, Land-Surveying, Levelling, &c., 12mo. 39. 60... 19
MATHEMATICS.
Cape's Mathematics, 2 vols. 8vo. 325. ......,
Mathematical Tables, 8vo. 103.60. ......
Galbraith and Haughton's Tables, fcp. Svo. 39. ....
Hyıners's Differential Equations, 8vo. 125.......
Kimber's Mathematical Course,.8vo. 10s. .....
Tate's Mathematics for Working Men, PART I. 8vo. 2s.
Wrigley's Mathematical Examples, 8vo. 88. 60. .....
MENSURATION.
Boucher's School Mensuration, 12mo. 38. ..............
Calder's Exercises in Mensuration, post 8vo, 3s......
Hunter's Elements of Mensuration, 18mo.9d. ; Key, 90
Lund's Mensuration, fcp. 8vo. 38. Gd. ..............
Nesbit's Mensuration, 12mo. 68.; Key, os.....
Tate's Mensuration, Land-Surveying, &c., 12mo. Ss. 6d. 49 |
The English Language, and
Miscellaneous Educational Works.
COPY-Books.
M'Leod's Series of Nine Copy-Books, price 3d. each .... 28
DICTIONARIES.
Maunder's Treasury of Knowledge, fcp. 8vo. 108. ......
Smart's Walker's Pronouncing Dictionary, Svo. 128.....
, Ditto Epitomised, 16mo. 6s. ........
Sullivan's Dictionary of Derivations, 12mo. 28. ..
3 English Dictionary, 12mo. 39. Od....
EDUCATION IN GENERAL.
Edwards's History of the English Language, 18mo. Id.
Gill on School Management, fcp. Svo. 2s........
Hall's Guide to the Three Services, fcp. Svo. 38. Od.....
Howard's Gymnastic Exercises, 16mo. 78. Od.........
Howson on School Drill, &c. fcp. 8vo. od..........
Lake's Book of Object Lessons, 18mo. ls. Gd......
Lessons on Industrial Education, 12mo. 2s. 60. ........
Marcet's Conversations on Language, fcp. Svo. 48. 6d...
Pycroft's Collegian's Guide, fcp. 8vo. Gs. .......
Ross's Papers on Teaching, ſcp. 8vo. 3s. ........
, Teacher's Manual of Method, 12mo. 33. .....
Stow's Training System; post 8vo. 6s. 6d.......
Sutcliffe on Self-Education ........................
Sydenham's Notes of Lessons, 12ino. 3s.................
Tate's Philosophy of Education, fcp. 8vo. 6s. 60........
Walford's Handybook of the Civil Service, fcp.Svo. 43.0d. 14
ENGLISH COMPOSITION.
Brewer's English Composition, fcp. 8vo. 5s. Gd. ........ 23
Graham's English Composition, fcp. Svo. 59.....
Graham on English Style, fcp. 8va 78. ................
Hiley's Eng.Composition, Part 1.18mo.ls.6d.; Key, 2s.6d. 32
i Part II. 18mo. 35. ; Key, 4s...
Hunter's Précis-Writing, 12mo. 23. ; Key, ls ..........
, School Letter-Writing, 12mo. Is. 6d. ........
Parker's English Composition, 12mo. Eighteenpence .. 44
Roget's English Thesaurus, crown 8vo. 10s. 6d.
ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
Harrison on the English Language, post Svo. 58. ....
Hiley's English Grammar, 12mo. 33. 60. ....
, Abridgment of ditto, 18mo. Is. Id.
First English Grammar, 18mo. Is. ....
English Exercises, 12mo. 23. 6d.; Key, 3s.6d....
Hunter's English Grammar, 12mo. 23. 60. ..........
Lutham on English Language, 2 vols. Svo. 288.........
's Hondbook of English Language, p. 8vo. 7s. (d.
Hist, and Etymol. of do. fcp. 28. 60........
English Grammar, post 8vo. 4s. 6d............
and Maherly's Smaller Grammar, fcp, 2s. Od.. 12
Lindley Murray's Grammatical Works ................
M'I.eod's First Book for Reading and Writing, 18mo. Od.
, Second Book for Reading and Spelling, 18mo. Id. 40
English Grammar, 13mo. 9d. .....
Marcet's Game of Grammar, post 8vo. 8s. ...
Mary's Grammar, Ismo. 3s. 60. ...
39
Willy's Grammar, 18mo. 25. Od.........
Morell's English Grammar, post Svo. 2s. ......
English Grammar and analysis, fcp. 8vo. Su...
English Exercises, post Svo.Sa. .......
Smart's Course of English, 5 vols. 12mo. 188. Od......
Stepping-Stone to English Grammar, 18mo. ls. ....
Sullivan's English Grammar, 18mo. 1s. ....
First Steps to English Language, 10d......
Walford's Card of English Grammar, Zvo. Is....
ENGLISH ETYMOLOGY.
Black's Student's Manual, 18mo. 29. 60.; Sequel, 58. Gd. 22
Keane's Handbook of the English Language, 12mo. 29. 13
Ross's Etymological Manual, 18ıno. 60.
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE.
Domestic Economy, in Gleig's Series, 18mo. 9d. ........
Humphreys's Manual of Civil Law, fcp. Svo. 39. 60..... 35
Mann's Lessons in General Knowledge, fcp. 8vo. 39. 60. 41


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PAGE
Walford's Grock Accidence Card, 8vo. Is...........
» Prosody Card, 8vo. Is............
1 Syntax Card, 8vo. 13. ..........
rogressive Greek Delectus, 12mo. 48.......
Yonge's Greek Prose Exércises, 12mo. 58. od. ; Key, is..
GENERAL KNOWLEDGE continued.. PAGE
Stepping-Stone to Knowledge, 2 Series, Is. ench. ...... 48
Sterne's Questions on Generalities, First and Second
Series, 12mo. 2s. each ; Keys, 43. each................4
JUVENILE WORKS.
Marcet's Ricli and Poor, 18mo. 1s. ....
Seasons, 4 vols. 18mo. Ss. ......
Stories for Young Children, 18mo. 23. ...
Willy's Holidays, 18mo. 2s. ....
Stories, i$mo. 2s. ...............
Travels, iSmo. 2s. 661. ...........
Sewell's Journal of a Suinner Tour, fcp. 8vo. 58........
ENGLISH POETRY AND MUSIC
Connon's Selections from Paradise Lost, 12.no. 33. Od...
Cook's First Poetry-Book, 19ıno. 90..................
1 School Poetry, 12mo. 23........
Graham's Studies from the English Poets, 12mo. 7s..
Hughes's School Poetry, 12mo. 3s. Od......
M'Leod's Second Poetry, 12mo. ls. 8d......
Palliser's Poetical Speaker, 12mo. Gs.
Stepping-Stone to Music, Ismo. Is. .....
Twells's Poetry for Repetition, 18mno. 29. 60. ..........
PARAPIIRASING, PARSING, AND ANALYSIS.
Hunter's Paraphrasiug & Analysis, 12mo. Is.3d.; Key,
19. 30. ....................................
, Parging Exercises, 12mo. Od....... ......
Johnson's Rasselas, edited by Hunter, 12mo. 2s.60.....
Lowres's Englislı Parsing, 1$mo. 18.....................
M‘Leod's Goldsmith's Deserted Villnge, 12mn, 18. Od...
Milton's Paradise Lost, Book I. by Hunter, 12mo. ....
Morell's Analysis of Sentences, 12mo. 2s. ..............
Shakspeare's Henry VIII. by Hunter, 12mo. 23. 6d......
3 Julius Caesar, by Hunter, 12mo. .......... 20
POLITICAL ECONOMY, LOGIC, PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Humphreya's Manual of Political Science, fcp. Svo. 38. 6d. 35
Morell's Handbook of Logic, fcp. 8vo. 23. .............. 43
Rowton's Debater, fcp. 8vo. 6s. ..
Thomson's Laws of Thought, post Svo. 59. 60...
ENGLISH READING-BOOKS.
Graduated Series of Reading-Lesson Books, 5 vols.fcp.10s. 11
Huglies's School Prose, 12mo. s. ill. .....
Jones's Liturgical Class-Book, 12mo. 13. Od.............
M'Leod's First Book: Reading and Writing, 18ıno. 6d. 40
» Reading-Book, 30.; Reading-Lessons, 39.
4. Second School Book, ismo. 90. .............
Mann's Lessons in General Knowledge, 3 Series, 18. eo
Pycroft's English Reading, fcp. 8vo. 09......
Sewell's Speaker and Holidny Task-Book, 12mo. Os...
Simple Truths from Scripture, 18ino. Gd. .....
Smart's Shakspearian Rendings, 12.no. 53...
, Practice of Llocution, 12mo. 43. .....
Sullivan's Literary Class-Book, 12.no. 23. Cd. ......
SPELLING-BOOKS.
Carpenter's Spelling Assistant, 12mo. 1s. ...
Ditto, edited by M.Leod, 12mo. 13. 60...
Graham's English Spelling, 12mo. Is. Od......
Ilornsey's Pronouncing Expositor, 12mo. 2s....
Lowrcs's Spelling and Dictation, 12mo. Is.
Mavor's Spelling-Book, 12mo. 18. 6d. .......
Sullivan's First Steps to English, j0d. .....
, Spelling-Book Superseded, 18mo. ls. 40....
SYNONYMES.
Graham's English Synonymes, fcp. 8vo. 19. ....
Rogct's English Thesaurus, crowu 8vo. 10s. Cd. ........

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College Editions of Greek Authors, &c.
GREEK GRADUSES. LEXICONS. &c.
Bloomfield's Greek-English Lexicon to the New Tes-
tument, fcp. 8vo. 108. O(l. 22
Donaldson's Copious Greek Lexicon .................. 18
Robinson's Greek-English Lexicon to the New Testa-
ment, 8vo. 188. 46
Yonge's English-Greek Lexicon, 4to. 215...
GREEK PLAYS, &c.
Euripides, by Mujor, post Svo. 249. .................
Sophocles, by Linwood, Svo. 168. ....................
Sophocles' Edipus Rex, by Brasse, post 8vo. 58. ...
Edipus Coloneus, by Brasse, post 8vo. 59.
Antigone, by Brasse, post 8vo. 69. .......
Philoctetes, by Burges, post Svo. os. .....
Ajax, by Valpy, post Svo. 6s.........
Electra, by Valpy, post Svo. 5s. ..........
Theatre of the Greeks, Svo. 14s. ................
Walford's Handbook of the Greek Drama, fcp. Svo. 6s..
HERODOTUS.
Herodotus, by Stocker, 2 vols. post Svo. 138............. 47
XENOPHON.
Xenophon's Anabasis, by TVhite, 12mo. 79. Gd. ........
Memorabilia, by Hickie, post Svo. 73. 60....
Elementary Latin Works, Grammars, &c.
LATIN DICTIONARIES AND GRADUSES.
Rich's Dictionary of Roman and Greek antiquitics, post
8vo. 123. 60.
Riddle's Latin-English and English-Latin Dictionary,
8vo. 213.; and square 12mo. 10s. Cd. 45
Diamond Latin-English Dictionary,r. 32mo. 45. 45
Latin-English. Lexicon, 4to. 319. 60. .......... 45
Latin-English Dictionary, Svo. 109.; 12mo. 6s. 45
English-Latin Dictionary. Svo. 78.; 12mo. 58.... 45
and arnold's English-Latin Lexicon, Svo. 259. 15
English-Latin Dictionary, 10s. 60. 15
White and Riddle's Latin-English Dictionary, roy, 8vo. 1S
Yonge's Dictionary of Latin Epithets, post 8vo. 35. Od. 62
» Latin Gradus, post Svo. Is.........
LATIN GRAMMARS AND EXERCISES.
Bradley's Latin Exercises, 12mo. 39. 60.; Key, 58.......
Lessons in Latin Prose ................
Collis's Praxis Latina, in 2 Parts, 12mno. 58. 6d.
Latiu Irregular Verbs, Svo. ls. ...
Pontes Classici, No. I. Latin, 12mo. 38.6d.
i Ponticulus Latinus, ls.......
Hall's Latin Roots, 12mo. is 6d...
Hiley's Latiu Grammar, 12mo. 3s. .......
, Exercises, 12mo. 2s. ...........
Howard's Introductory Latin Exercises, 12mo. 23. Od...
, Latiu Exercises Extended, 12mo. 33. 60. ; 33
Key, 25. 6d. .........
Kennedy's Latin Grammar, 12mo. 3s. 64. ......
1 Primer, 12mo. 2s.
Prose Materials, 12mo. (s. ........
* Prose Style, 12mo. 4s. Od...
Major's Selections from the Spectator, 12ino, 3s. Od.....
Moody's Latin Grammar, 12mo. 2s. 60. ; Accidence, 1s.
Pycroft's Latin Grammar Practice, 12mo. 2s. 60. ......
Vulpy's Latin Grammar, 12mo. 28. 6. ........
Walioru's lintin Elegiacs, 2 Series, 12mo. 2s. 60. each ..
Grammar of Latin Poetry, 12mo. 1s. ........
Shilling Latin Grammar, 12mo. ls. ........
Exercises in Latin Prose, 12ino. 28. Od. .....
Bints on Latin Writing, royal 8vo. 18. Od. ..
Latin Accidence Card, 8vo. ls. ......
Prosody Card, 8vo. Is. ................
• Syntax Card, 8vo. 13 ...........
White's Latin Grammar, complete, 12mo. 2s.6d .....
Accidence, 12mo. 1s...............
Eton Latin Grammer, 12mo. ls. 9d. .....
Higher Latin Gran inar, 12mo. 18.00. ...,
Latin Suflixes, post 8vo. 58. ......
Wilkins's Notes for Latin Lyrics, 12mo. 48. 60. ......
Yonge's * Own Sense" Verse Exercises, 12mo. 4s. Od...
Latin Prose Exercises, 12mo. 6s. 60.; Key, 18. 52
Zumpt's Latin Grammar, Svo. 149. ; and 12mo. 4s. .... 52


Elementary Greek Works, Grammars, &c.
GREEK GRAMARS, EXERCISE-Books, &c.
Collis's Praxis Græca. I. Etymology, 12mo. 23. 6d. ...
II. Syntur, 12mo. (s. ..
is III. Accentuation, 12mo. 3s. .....
Jambica, 12mo. 18. 6d......
Pontes Classici, No. II. Grock, 12mo. 3s. Od..
Ponticulus Græcus, Is. .....................
Greek Irregular Verbs, 8vo. 18. ...............
Anil's Greek Roots, 12mo. 55. ....
lloward's Greek Exercises, 12mo. 58. Gu.; Key, 23. 6d...
·Kenncdy's Greek Grammar, 12ino. 18. Od.........
» Verse Materials, 12mno. 55. Gd.
Kuuner's Greek Grammar, 8vo. 7s. 60 ............
Major's Greek Praxis, 12mo. 2s.6d. .......
Moody's Greek Grammar, 12mo. .s......
I'ycroft's Greek Grammar Practice, 12mo. 39. 00..
Valpy's Greek Grammar, 8vo. Os. 6d. ......
» Delectus, 12mo. 49.; Key, 25. 60. ....
. Primitives, 12mo. 43.........
Walford's Greek Accents Card, 6d.......
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LATIN READING-BOOKS.
Kennedy's First Latin Reading-Book, 12mo. 28.........
Second
12mo. 5s......... 37
Rapier's Second Verse-Book, 12mo. 38. 6d.; Key, 25. 6d. 44
Valpy's Latin Delectus, 12mo. 2s.6d.; Key, 3s. Od..... 50
» Sacræ Historiæ Epitome, 18010. 28. ............
LATIN VOCABULARIES.
Kennedy's Latin Vocabulary, 12mo. 38. .............. 37
Valpy's Latin Etymology, fcp. 4to. 19. ....
GEOGRAPHY-continued.
PAQE
Stepping-Stone to Geography, 18mo. Is...
Sterne's School Geography, fcp. Svo. 39. 66........
Sullivan's Geography Generalised, 12mo. 2s. .....
Introduction to Geography, 18mo. 13......... 47
Cicero, by, White, Bradlesno. 2s.67e; 12%
11
School Editions of Latin Classical Authors.
Cogar, by Anthon, 12mo. 48. 6d. ......
....... 21
, Anthon's, inproved by Hawkins, 12mo. 45. Gd. 21
Cicero, by Anthon, 12mo. Gs. ..........................
... by White, 12mo. 38. od......................
Cornelius Nepos, by Bradley, 12mo. 38. Od.............
Eutropius, by Bradley, 12mo. 23. 6d................
Horace, by Girdlestone and Osbome, 12mo. 78. 60......
Odes and Epodes, by Yonge, 12mo. 38. ........
Satires and Epistles, by Yonge, 12mo.33.60. ....
Livy, Book III. Part I. by Humphreys, 8vo. 88. 60,...
, Books I. to III. by Hickie, post Svo. Ss. 60......
Ovid's Metamorphoses, by Bradley, 12mo. 49. 60......
Ovid and Tibullus, by Valpy, 12mo. 48. 6ā.........
Plædrus, by Bradley, 12ino. 28. 60. .....
Sallust, by Anthon, 12mo. 68.......
Tacitus, by White, 12mo. 4s. 6d......
Terence (Reinhardt's), by Hickie, 12mo. 98. 60. ....
Virgil, by Pycroft, 12mo. 78. 60..
by Valpy, ismo. 7s. 1d.....
Bine is COD RUDI of of chemistr Net
n's Cherontione mistrers, crowo. So
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Mechanics, Science, Natural History.
ASTRONODIY, METEOROLOGY, AND NAVIGATION.
Arago's Popular Astronomy, 2 vols. 8vo. 458..........
Boyd's Naval Cadet's Manual, post 8vo. 123. Od.......
Galbraith and Haughton's Astronomy, 12mo. 29. ....
Herschel's Treatise on Astronomy, fcp. 8vo. 39. 6d. .
Outlines of Astronomy, 8vo. 183. ..........
Jeans's Problems in Astronomy, 12mo. 68. ........
„ Landbook for the Stars, 8vo. 38. 6d.....
Navigation, Part I. Practical, 12mo. 49. ..
2 PART II. Theoretical, ős..........
Moseley's Astro-Theology, fcp. 8vo. 4s. GU......
Narrien's Astronomy and Geodesy, 8vo. 148........
Stepping-Stone to Astronomy, 18mo. 19. ..............
Tate's Astronomy, 18mo. 9d. ..........................
Webb's Celestial Objects for Common Telescopes, 7s. .. 51
CHEMISTRY.
Buckmaster's Inorganic Chemistry, 18mo. 28. ..........
Conington's Chemical Analysis, post 8vo. 78. Od. ......
Marcet's Conversations on Clicmistry, 2 v. fcp. 8vo. 148.
Odling's Manual of Chemistry ........................
Piesse's Laboratory of Wonders, crown Svo. 6s. 60......
Tate's Experimental Chemistry, 1$mo. Id. .....
Thomson's School Chemistry, New Edition ...
ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM.
Tate's Electricity, 18mo. 98. ........................
» Magnetism, Voltaic Electricity, &c. 18mo. 9d....
ENGINEERING, FORTIFICATION, &c.
Hodge's Catechism of Tortification, 12mo. 29. 60. ...... 32
Kimber's Vauban's First System, 8vo. Js.; Plate, Is. 6d. 37
Modern System of Construction, 6s ..........
Field Works, Svo. Os.........................
Macdougall's Campaigns of Hannibal, post Svo. 79. 60..
Theory of War, post 8vo. 108. 60. ........
seley's Engineering and Architecture, 8vo. 248.......
HYDRAULICS AND HYDROSTATICS.
Galbraith and Haughton's Hydrostatics, 12mo. 28. ....
Tate's Eydrostatics, 18ino. Ninepence ..
MECHANICS.
Galbraith and Haughton's Mechanics, 12mo. 38.
Goodeve's Elements of Mechanism, post 8vo. 6s. 6d.....
1.owdes's Engineer's Handbook, post 8vo. 59.1..........
Main & Brown's Marine Steam Engine, 8vo. 128. Od....
y Questions on ditto, 8vo. 45. 62. ........
• Indicator & Dynamometer, Svo. 43. 60.
Moseley's Mechavics, fcp. 8vo. Zs........
Salmon ou Conic Sections, 8vo. 128. ..........
46
Tite's Mechanical Philosophy, 8vo. 109. Od.....
, Meclianics, 12mo. 25.; Key, 39. 60.
49
, and Steam-Engine, 18mo. 9d. ......
» Mechanism, 12mo. 38. Ga..
Twisden's Examples in Practical Mechanics, p. 8vo. 125. 15
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY.
Herschel's Preliminary Discourse, fcp. 8vo. 38. 60. ...... 31
Marcet's Conversations on Natural Philosophy, 10s. 64. 39
Land and Water, Svo. 58. 6d. 39
Tate's Natural & Experimental Philosophy, 2 vols. 5s.6d. 49
» Natural History of Familiar Things, 18mo. Is....
NATURAL HISTORY AND BOTANY.
Greene's Manual of Calenteratr, fcp. 8vo.
, of Protozoa, fcp. Svo. 28. .....
Lee's Natural History, fcp. Svo. 78. 60. ......
Lindley's Treasury of Botany, fcp. 8vo....
Marcet's Lessons on Animals, &c., 18mo. 2s.............
Maunder's Treasury of Naturul Ilstory, for. 8vo. 109...
Owen's Stepping-Stone to Natural History, 18mo. 2s.6d, 48
, Natural History for Beginners, 18ino. 28, ...... 29
OFTICS AND PHYSICS.
Galbraith and Haughton's Optics, 12mo. 2s........
Peschel's Physics, 3 vols. fcp. 8vo. 218. ....
Tate on Light and Ecat, 18mo. Od. ...
PHYSIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY.
Bray's Physiology for Schools, 12mo. 1s. .....
Ficlite's Mental Philosophy, by Morell, fcp. 8vo. 58..... 43
Mann's Book of Health, 18mo. Ia. ....................
Marshall's Physiology for Schools, crown 8vo..........
Morell's Elements of Psychology, PARTI. post 8vo.78.0d. 43
Steppivg-Stone to Animal and Vegetable Physiology, 18. 48



Geographical Worls and Atlases.
ATLASES.
Brewer's Historical & Geographical Atlas, 123. 60. ..
Butler's Ancient Atlas, royal 8vo. 128.......
Junior Ancient Atlas, royal 8vo. 4s. 60....
General Atlas, royal fto. 248. Wo.........
Modern Atlas, royal 8vo. 12s.............
Junior Modern Atlas, royal 8vo. 4s. 60....
Outline Maps, 78. 60.......
i's First Atlas, oblong 4to. 18. 60. ......
Map-Projcctions, ls. ; Outline Maps, 1s......
Ilughes's Elementary Atlns, 18mo. 18......
Introductory Atlas, 12mo. 28. 60. .....
Physical Atlas, royal 8vo. 108. 6d.......
School Physical Atlas, 12mo. ls. (d.
M'Leod's Scripture Atlas, royal 8vo. 78................. 40
Hand-Atlas of General Geography,18mo. 23.6d. 40
Class-Atlas of Physical Geography, 18mo.28.00. 40
Middle Class Atlas for 1861, 4to. 2s........... 14
Plysical Atlas of Great Britain and Ireland.. 19
GEOGRAPHY.
Adams's Geographical Word-Expositor, 12mo. 29. 60... 21
Bowman's Questions on Hall's First Atlas, 2s..........
, on M'Leod's Physical Atlas, 18. .. 40
Butler's Ancient Geography, post Svo. 48. ....
23
, Modern Geography, post Svo. 48. ......
Geography complete, post 8vo. 78. 60...... 23
Cunningham's Geography, fcp. 8vo. 28. ...
Dowling's Introduction to Goldsmith, 18mo. 9d..
Questions on ditto, 18mo. Id.; Key, 9d. ......
Falmouth's Conversations on Gcography, fcp. 8vo. 78. 6d. 27
Goldsmith's Geography, fcp. 8vo. 38. 60.; Key, 18mo. 18. 30
Eiley's First Geography, 18mo. 9d. ....................
. Progressive Geography, 12mo. 2s. .....
Hughes's (E.) Elementary Geography, 18mo. 18.....
Physical Geograplıy, 12mo. 38. 60........
Questions on ditto, fcp. 8vo. 60..........
Outlines of Scripture Geography, 48. Od.. 34
Hughes's (W.) Manual of General Geograpliy, 78. od.... 35
i British Geography, fcp. 8vo. 29. 35
Mathematical Geography, fcp.8vo. 48.6d. 35
General Geography, in Gicig's School
Series, 18mo. Ninepence 35
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NEEDLES AND NEEDLE MAKINA
AS EXHIBITED IN THE
Educational Museum, South Kensington,
* BY
HENRY MILWARD & SONS,
Needle, Fish Hook and Fishing Tackle Manufacturers,
REDDITCH.
BY
It is believed that the Manufactory of Messis. Henry Milward and Sons was
established as early as 1730, quite in the infancy of the trade, and although the
spirit of progress has introduced great changes into buildings, and altogether
thrust aside old-processes and their requirements, still there are PARTS of the
building which retain their original OUTWARD shape, but the interior arrange-
ments have been gradually adapted to the great changes in processes and power
of manufacture.
It has not been possible in the Casc exhibited in the Museum to shew all the
stages in the manufacture of Needles, there are many minor operations, the .
effect of which is not SEEN but which are none the less necessary. Strange as
it may seem, it is this very division of labour, it is the number of hands and
processes employed which enables the manufacturer to bring the Needles into
the market at so cheap a ratė. Each workian has his own peculiar part to
play; at this they become very expert, so much so tliat in the “stamping".
process a good workman, besides setting his tools, &c. will give forty thousand
blows with the stamp, or forin forty thousand Needles in one day. and thus one :
thousand Needles, each of which undergo.es twenty or thirty processes, can be
sold for Ninepence. It is scarcely necessary to add that these are of a very
different quality to those exhibited in our Museum Case, which represents the
different stages in the manufacture of the very best Needles which it has yet
been possible to make-sold alınost exclusively in the English and European
markets.
The Needle-makers of the time of Oliver Cromwell, (for so long back has the
art existed, it is said, at Redditch,) would have smiled incredulously if any one
had then dared to hazard a prophecy that withiin about tivo centuries one
establishment would be enabled to produce SIX MILLIONS of Needles in a
week, which is literally the case with that of Henry Milward and Sons.
It may not be out of place here to state, that although so much is accom-
plished in a given time, yet the hours of, labour arg. comparatively short. . The
firm, in order to give those in their employ the opportunity of inproving their ,
minds, and preserving their health., have shortened the hours of attendance at s
the factory two hours below:the old standard, being: now little more than nine.si
hours, (formerly it was:eleven hours) and were amongst the earliest supporters :
of the Saturday Half-Holiday, and early payment of wayes movement. At the
same time they have a. strict rule of employing no one under twelve years of -
.
1
age, this they gather round them the higher class of 'inėchanics only, the work
is done effectiveiy and well, and that good feeling cemented which ought always
to exist between master and workman. Looking back upon the experience of
many years Messrs. Miliard & Sons unhesitatingly recommend to others that
which has made their own factory a kind of " happy family'': short time, early
payment of wages, the Saturday Half-holiday, and the Mechanics' Classes and
Institutes. Upon this point they feel they cannot speak too strongly, and
should there still Be any increlülous Grey's intiic arri.spection of the working
of the system in the factory itself, which is on tiiues open to visitors and
where every attention will be paid to them.,
Under an idea that some införination on tre iñ:liufäcture would interest those
who use Needles, a few facts in the statistics and history of Needle making are
here offered.
The formation of the points is in any ways interesting : being accomplished:
liy " dry griuiling," the dust, compounded of mingled sand and stcel particlesnica
was formerly inhaled in the breath, aud acting upon the fine air-vessels of the
lungs, by irritating and clogging them, produced disease, always early and fatal.
It is brrribile now to think of the Needle politers of twenty years ago, who, for
ihe sake of the two pounds a week would unter loon this which they themselves
called it short life and a merry one,” and by drowning care at the public house,
would hasten that already premature death. at the age of thirty finding their
short space of life already run, and malziny way for another pointer, who was
almost sure to be another poacher and drunkard, reckless of life, and most unfit
to die.
But ihese things hare passed away.. A recout invention has saved the lives of
the pointers by drawing away the steel dust, and with the ancient method of point-
ing, the old men seem to have passed away; the conduct of those remaining is
materially improved.
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which is accomplished by friction with Oil and Emery in the scouring mill.
The blueing, drilling, blue pointing, &c., must, as well as the earlier processes
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MERCHANT'S POLYGLOT MANUAL
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IN NINE LANGUAGES
ENGLISH
GERMAN
DUTCH :
SWEDISH
DANISH AND NORWEGIAN
FRENCH
ITALIAN
SPANISE
PORTUGUESE.
CHIEFLY EXTRACTED FROM THE TARIFFS OF ALL NATIONS,
COMPILED AND EDITED BY
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OF THE BOARD OF TRĄDE:
AUTHOR OF "MANUAL OF QUOTATIONS IN ANOIENT, MODERN, AND ORIENTAL LANGUAGES," ETC, ETC.
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PR-QU
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1, Ger.; 2, Dut.; 3, Swed.; 4, Dan.; 5, Fr.; 6, It.; 7, Span.; 8, Port.
.Q.
2859, Pruning-knives -1, Garten- ! 2874. Purl (ind.) - 1, Kantille ; 2,
messer; 2, Tuin-messen; 3, Trägårds- | Kantilje ; 3, 4, Kantille ; 5, Cannetille ; 6, ...
knifvar; 4, Have knive; 5, Serpettes, Canutiglià; 7, Cañutillo; 8, Canutilho.
Croissans ; 6, Falcetti, Falcinelli ; 7, Hon.
2815. Purses (Money)-1, Geld-beu-
cejos, Hocinos; 8, Fouces podadeiras.
tel; 2, Geld-burzen ; 3, Penning-pungar;
2860, Prones - See Plums (dried). 4, Penge-punge ; 5, Bourses (à argent); 6,
2861, Prussian Blue --1, Berliner-Borsette (da danari); 7, Bolsas (de dinero);
blau ; 2, Berlijnsch-blaauw; 3, Berliner- | 8, Bolsas (para dinheiro).
blătt; 4, Berliner-blaat; 5, Bleu de Prusse; / 2876. Putty (Glazier's) — 1, Fenster-
6, Azzurro di Berlino, Blù di Prussia ; 7, kitt; 2, Stop-verw; 3, Fönster-kitt; 4,
8, Azul de Prussia.
Vindues-kitt; 5, Mastic de vitrier ; 6, Sal-
2862. Paff-stone - 1, Taf-stein ; 2, datura da vetrajo, Mastice da vetrajo ; 7,
Tuf-steen; 3, Tuff, Tuffa; 4, Tuffsteen; 5, Pasta de linaza, Masa de linaza; 8, Potea.
Tuf en pierre; 6, Tufo; 7, Toba; 8, Tufo.
2863. Pulleys — 1, Kloben; 2, Ka-
trollen ; 3, Klyfvor ; 4, Ruller, Tridser ; 5,1
Poulies ; 6, Girelle, Carrucole ; 7, Carrillos,
Carruchas; 8, Polés.
2877. Quacosbon - A fine French
2864. Pulse (legumes)-1, Hülsen-
liqueur of Montpellier.
früchte; 2, Peul-vruchten ; 3, Skal-frukt; 4, 2878. Quadrants-1, Quadranten; 2,
Baelge-frugt; 5, Légumes ; 6, Legumi; 7, Quadranten; 3, 4, Quadranter; 5, Quarts
Legumbres; 8, Legume.
de cercle, Quadrants; 6, Quadranti; 7, 8,
2865. Pumice Stone - 1. Pim-stein: 1 Quadrantes.
2, Puim steen, Puim; 3, Pimsten, Pims; 2879, Quails-1, Wachteln; 2, Kwak-
4, Pimpsteen ; 5, Pierre ponce; 6, Pietrá klen; 3, Vaktlar; 4, Vagtler; 5, Cailles ; 6,
pomice; 7, Piedra pomes; 8, Pedra pomes. Quaglie; 7, 8, Codornizes.
2866. Pumice Stone Powder-See 2880. Quarantains-Certain woollen
Pounce..
handkerchiefs for quarantine purposes.
2867. Pumpkins--1, Pfeben; 2, Pom-
2881. Quarter Cloth (naut.) -1,
poenen ; 3, Pumpor; 4, Pomponer ; 5, Ci-
Sonnenzelt; 2, Tentklep; 3, Sundăck;
trouilles, Potirons; 6, Poponi, Zucche; 7, 4, Argesolseil ; 5, Tendelette; 6, Tenda;
Pepones; 8, Aboboras.
7, Carozza; 8, Tugupar.
2868. Pump-gauge Rod (naut.) — 2882. Quartz (min.) (same in all lan-
1, Peil-holz; 2, Peil stok; 3, Peil stock; 4, Iguages.):
Peil stok; 5, Sonde; 6, Sonda ; 7, Sonda-1° 2982, Quags
1 2883. Quassia (Bitter Wood) -- 1,
- leza; 8, Sonda.
Quassia, Bitter-holz ; 2, Kwassie hout; 3,
- 2869. Pumps 1, Pumpen; 2, Pom- Bitter holts träd, Quassia; 4, Qvasse traee;
pen ; 3, Pumpar; 4, Pumper ; 5, Pompes; 5, Quassie; 6, 7, 8, Quassia.
6, Trombe; 7, 8, Bombas.
· 2884. Quercitron - An American
2870. Pumps (dancing shoes) -1, Oak (same in all languages).
Tanz-schuhe; 2, Dans schoenen ; 3, Dans 2885. Quicklime - 1, Beth-kalk; 2,
skor ; 4, Dandse skoer; 5, Souliers de bal,
Ongeleschte-kalk; 3, Osläckt-kalk; 4,
Escarpins'; 6, Scarpini da ballo, Calcetti; 7,
" Ulaedsket-kalk, Levende-kalk; 5, Chaux
Escarpines de danza; 8, Servilhas.
vive; 6, Calcina viva; 7, 8, Cal viva.
2871. Pump-spears - See Pistons.
1 2886. Quicksilver--1, Quick-silber ,
2872. Puncheons (stamping irons)—12, Kwik-zilver ; 3, Qvick-silfver ; 4, Qvik-
1, Stämpel, Bunzen; 2, Ponsoens; 3, Puns- söly; 5, Vif-argent; 6, Argento vivo; 7,
ler, Prylar; 4, Stempler ; 5, Poinçons;: 6, Mercurio, Azogue; 8, Azougue.
Bolle, Punzoni; 7, Punzones; 8, Punçoes.
1 2887. Quills 1, Schreib-federn, Po- ..
2873. Puppets --1, Draht-puppen; 2, sen ; 2, Schrijf pennen ; 3, Skrif-pennor ;
Marionetten ; 3, Gyckel dockor; 4, Gögler 4, Fjæder penne; 5, Plumes à écrire; 6,
dukker ; 5, Marionettes ; 6, Burattini; 7, Penue da scrivere; 7, Plumas para escribir;
Titeres; 8, Bonifrates.
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In the course of his statistical labours as a clerk at the Board of Trade, which include
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of the changes continually made in foreign tåriffs, so as to enable him to judge whether
the alterations are to his advantage or otherwise. On the other hand, no polyglot diction-
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usual modern languages; although the utility of such a work to all persons engaged in
commercial transactions with foreign countries is very obvious, as it would supersede the
necessity of research in different dictionaries. It has therefore been attempted in the pre-
sent volume to produce a manual adapted for general use in merchants' counting-houses.
Having extracted all articles of international trade, chiefly from the tariffs of all nations,
the author has arranged them in alphabetical and in numerical order in the English lan-
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Dutch, Swedish, Danish, French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese. This forms the first
and principal part of the work. The second part consists of a separate index for each of
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translation of the word is readily found. The third part comprises a dictionary of the
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Lister's Dark Well and fittings
Frog Plate and Bag, for viewing the circulation of the Blood
Set of Six Glass, Tubes, in morocco case .
Valentine's Knife,in morocco case
Dissecting Tools, with scissors, in morocco case
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3in. by lin. per dozen.
Thin Glass, for covering objects, in squares 4s. 6d. per oz., in circles
Canada Balsam, Gold Size, Asphalte, per bottle . .
Argand Lamp for Microscope . . . 15s. to
Microscopic Objects of the very first quality, consisting of
insects, eyes, feet, hair, scales, spiracles, stings, tongues, trachea,
wings, wood sections, spicula, diatomacea, shells, &c., &c, each
Polariscope Objects, crystals, horns, minerals, &c. . .
Injected Preparations, bones, urinary deposits, &c. ls. 60. to
Cabinets for Objects.
Case for 2 dozen objects.
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Mahogany polished case for 6 dozen objects, lock and key . . .
Mahogany upright cabinets, with drawers for holding objects in
a horizontal position .
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Compound Microscope, with six powers, rack-work motion,
condenser for opaque objects, stage forceps, tweezers, objects,
&c., in mahogany case, magnifies 22,500 times .
2 15
Compound Microscope, with one power, in box
. 012 6
Ditto, with three powers :
0 18 6
Ditto, three powers, and condenser for opaque objects .
Box of 24 Objects, for the common microscope .
Flower Microscopes of various kinds .
. 2s. to 0 7 6
Linen Provers .
. . 2s. 6d., ditto to fold 0 4 6
Stanhope Lens, in case
0 3 6
Coddington, ditto, in German Silver 8s. 6d., standard silver : 0 12 6
Pocket Lenses, in horn case, with one, two, or three powers,
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27in, diameter, rack-work adjustment, packed in mahogany
case . .
Ditto, ditto, with vertical and horizontal-rack adjustment.
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Three-and-a-half feet Telescope, with finder, on pillar and £ s. d.
claw frame, with two day and three astronomical powers, 35,
55, 80, 120, and 200, object glass 27 inches, rack and pinion ad-
justment to eye-pieces, vertical and horizontal racks, universal
handle, packed in mahogany case (Fig. 5) . .
31 10
Ditto, with improved tripod garden stand, brass stretchers
35 10 0
Ditto, ditto, on plain stand
. 24 0 0
Three-and-a-half-feet Telescope, on garden stand with all
the adjustments, object-glass 3 inches . . . . 50 0 0
Five-feet Astronomical Telescope, object-glass, 4lin.
diameter, with finder, 5 powers from 35 to 400, rack and
pinion adjustment to eye-pieces, vertical and horizontal racks,
universal handle, mounted on improved equipoised garden
stand, with brass stretchers, and double steadying rods, packed in
two cases .
. . 90 0 0
Ditto, ditto, mounted on equatorial stand . . . . 130 0 0
All the above instruments can be highly recommended, larger ones are made to order.
. PORTABLE TELESCOPES.
Achromatic Pocket Telescope, with two or three draws,
mahogany body.
. 10s. 6d. 12s. 6d. 1 1 0
Ditto, larger size
. £i 10s. to 2 2 0
Officers or Tourists' Telescope, with tubes and mountings of
bronzed brass, to adapt it for deer-stalking, draws out to 30in.
and closes up to 10 inches, in sling leather case. . . 3 3 0
Ditto, ditto, with sun shade for India .
. 3 7 6
Ditto, ditto, with extra power and brass tripod stand for astro-
nomical purposes packed in mahogany case . . . 6 6 0
These Officers' or Tourists' Telescopes are very strongly recommended, the ordinary day power
will clearly show Jupiter's inoons.
Navy Telescopes, with one draw, body covered with leather,
and code of signals . .
· · · 3 3 0
Day and Night Telescopes, best quality .
. 3 3 0
Pocket Astronomical Telescope, with extra power and tripod
stand, in case
· £3 10s. and 5 5 0
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Single Opera-Glasses, black body and gilt draw
• £0 10 6
Ditto, ditto, ivory and gilt
0 12 6
Ditto, larger size .
. £1 to 1 100
Double Opera-glasses, in black, or ivory and gilt bodies, vari-
ous sizes, from
£1 10s. to 5 5
Opera-Glasses, small size, with 12 lenses very powerful, in black
and gilt :
. £2 7s. 6d. to 300
Ditto, ivory and gilt
• £2 15s. to 3 100
Larger size
Race-Glasses, morocco leather body, sliding shades, leather case
and sling
£3 10s. to 8 8
Patent pantoscopic Spectacles, for old or long sight (Fig. 8)
Standard Gold, with best glasses .
£2 15s. to 3 3 0
Ditto 50s. Gold ditto
£1 15s. to 2 0 0
Standard Silver ditto
i 0 16 0
Blue Steel ditto .
ls. 6d., 38., 5s., 7s. 6d. and 0 10 6
Spectacles for short sight, with double bridge, at the same prices
(Fig. 9).
Brazilian Pebbles, fitted to any Spectacles, per pair . . 0 6 0
Horse-shoe Spectacles, with neutral tint glasses (Fig. 11).
0 12 6
Railway Preservers.
4s. 6d. to 0 7 6
Double Eye-glasses, solid Gold (Fig. 10) £2 2s. to 4 40
Plated Gold, ditto, . . £1 4s. to 2 2 0
Silver ditto .
• 0 12 6
Tortoise-shell ditto .
5s. to 0 7 6
Ditto, with spring to hold ou the nose, 7s.6d, to 0 10 0
Horn ditto :
. 0 3 0
Single Eye-Glasses, Gold (Fig. 12) 5s. to 1 10 0
Tortoise-shell ditto .
. . 0 2 6
Horn ditto . .
. . 0 1 0
Lenses accurately fitted to suit every sight.
Figs. 11, 12.
GYROSCOPES, MODELS, &c.
Gyroscope, for illustrating the effect of rotary motion overcoming
gravity, the precession of the equinoxes, &c., in case .
Foucault's Gyroscope, mounted in gimbals with vertical axis,
on stand, packed in case
2 14 6
Anorthoscope for illustrating the very curious optical effects of
motion ou vision .
1 10 0
Gorham's Kaleidoscopic Top for illustrating the phenomena
of colour, in Box, with directions
1 1 0
Ditto do. for Children .
Model Locomotive Engine .
. 4 4 0
Railway for ditto, 3ft. diameter .
1 5 0
Stationary Engine, oscillating cylinder
1 1 0
Still for distilling water, i Gallon size .
. 0 18 0
Set of Mechanical Powers, large size, illustrating gravity,
friction, motion, pulleys, screw, levers, &c.
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Theodolite, 6 inch, of the best construction, divided on silver,
· with tangent screw adjustments, and tripod staff, in case con-
plete . .
. 25 0 0
Ditto, ditto, with two telescopes.
. 51 10 0
Theodolite, 5in., best construction, one telescope
• 21 10 0
Theodolite, 4in., ditto . .
. 16 0 0
Transit Instruments, ..
. £15 15s. to 50 0 0
Dumpy or Gravatt's Level, 10in., with rack adjustment, and
- tripod staff, in case, Fig. 13 .
• 10 10 0
Dumpy Level, loin., with silver ring compass, best construction,
and tripod staff.
Dumpy Level, 14in., with silver ring compass, best construction,
and tripod staff.
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Miners Dial, 5in., with divided cover, ball and socket joint, ma-
hogany legs : ... .
Miners' Compass, 5in., with folding sights, in case, without legs 210
Draining Level for Agricultural purposes
. . 2 2 0
Ditto, with parallel plates, and mahogany legs .
Levelling Staff, Sopworth’s 14 feet portable .
. 2 12 6
Spirit Levels mounted in brass, per inch
Prismatic Compass, 4in., with azimuth glass, in sling leather case
Tripod stand for ditto, with ball and socket joint .
I 10
Pocket, or Box Sextant, in sling leather case, without telescope
Ditto, ditto, with telescope .
4 10 0
Surveyors' Cross Box.
7s. 6d. to 0 15 0
Surveying Chains, warranted 66 feet, brass handles
0 10 6
Set of 10 Arrows
Measuring Tapes, best London made, 50 feet .
66 feet,
100 feet,
ditto.
0 12 6
Pentagraphs, best construction, in brass, 24in.
5 5 0
For every additional 6in.
1 1 0
Clinometer, for measuring angles
: . 0 18 0
do with sights for levelling drains
1 7 6
Trocheameter for measuring the revolutions of a carriage, or
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Metal Sextants, divided on silver to 10 seconds, Fig. 14 . 8 8 0
Best ditto, extra power to telescopes, reflector, &c. . . 10 10 0
Sextants in ebony, divided on ivory, with three telescopes, tan-
gent screw, &c. . .
• 6 0 0
Quadrant in ebony, with tangent screw, Fig. 15.
Ditto, with double tangent, and vertical screw
3 ( 0
Ditto, ditto, with 2 telescopes .
Handle Quadrant, with all the adjustments, and two telescopes · 4 10 0
Artificial Horizon, with mercury bottle and trough complete . 4 4 ()
Ships' Compasses, from 12s. to .
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Pocket Compasses, in mahogany and metal cases 2s. 6d. to 0 15 O
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NEWTON'S SCHOOL SETS OF MATHEMATICAL
DRAWING INSTRUMENTS.
• No. 1 A Set of Drawing Instruments, consisting of com-
pass with shifting pen and pencil leg, iu mahogany box. 0 2 0
No. 2 Ditto with boxwood scale, in polished box. .
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No. 3 Ditto, ditto, with 12in. seale, angle piece, and ebouy parallel
rule, in long box .
0 3 6
No. 4 A Set of Drawing Instruments, consisting of compass
with pen and pencil legs, lengthening bar, a pair of divi-
ders, drawing pen, and scale of equal parts, in polished
mahogany box.
0 5 0)
No. 5 A Set consisting of large and small compasses with shifting
pen and pencil legs, drawing pen, and scale of equal parts,
protractor, &c., in polished mahogany box . 06
No. 6 A Set of Drawing Instruments, with large and small
compasses, shifting pen and pencil logs, lengthening bar,
pair of dividers, and drawing pen, scale of equal parts,
&c., protractor and parallel rule, in polished mahogany
box
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0 12 6
No. 8 Superior finished full Set of Instruments, with hair
points, large and small compasses, with shifting pen and
pencil legs, lengthening bar, dividers, ivory-handic drai-
ing pen, fitted in tray, with boxwood protractor, sector,
and parallel rule, in polislied mahogany case, with lock
and key.
. 1 5 0
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DRAWING INSTRUMENTS-continued. £ s. d.
No. 9 A Set, consisting of same Instruments as No. 8, with ivory
scales and rules, in polished rosewood case
1 15 0
No. 10 Addiscombe College Case of Instruments, with set of
Marquois' scales.
. . 3 3 0
Pocket Case of German Silver Instruments, containing
a pair of compasses, with needle points and jointed legs, length-
ening bar, spring bow-pen, drawing pen, and pair of dividers 1 10
Pocket Case of German Silver Instruments, superior
finish, in morocco case. .
. £1 15s. to 2 2 O
A Set of German Silver Instruments, consisting of large
compasses, with double-jointed and shifting legs and needle
points, a pair of dividers, bow-pen and bow-pencil, spring bow-
pen, lengthening bar, and drawing pen with ivory scale, iu rose-
wood case
. 3 3 0
A Complete Set of German Silver Instruments, double-
jointed large compasses with pen and pencil leg, hair dividers,
double-jointed bow-pen and pencil, jointed lengthening bar, spring
dividers, spring bow-pen and pencil, two drawing pens, penknife,
and best ivory scales, in rosewood case. . .
. 5 5 0
Engineers' Set of Ġerman Silver Instruments, consisting
of Brunel's compasses with solid slides, full divided propor-
tional compasses, revolving bow-pen and pencil, hair dividers,
spring bow-pen, and drawing pen, with ivory scales, in morocco
leather case . .
6 16 6
Ditto, in handsome rosewood case
Magazine and Cabinet Cases of Drawing Instruments,
in electrum or silver, to order..
£10 to 30 0 0
Pentagraphs for Enlarging or Reducing Plans, Maps,
&c., in brass, with case, 24in. .
. 5 5 0
For every additional 6 inches ,
. 1 1 0
Beam Compasses, with extra per and pencil points, micrometer
adjustment, and ebony bar. Brass £2 5s. German Silver . 2 12 6 *
Proportional Compasses for enlarging or reducing drawings,
full divided, in case. Brass, £1 7s. 6d. German Silver
Engineers' Pocket or Pillar Compass, German Silver, in
case :
£1 Is. to 1 10 0
Napier's Ditto
£1 ls. to
Brass Compasses or dividers, 4in. to bin.
Is, to
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Best Ditto, German Silver, hair points, from
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Brunel's Improved Compass, with solid slides
2 10 0
Chain Scales, of ivory, 12in. long
0 9 0
Two-inch offsets for ditto.
0 2 0
Chain Scales, of boxwood, 12in. long: .
Two-inch offsets for ditto .
Marquois Scales, the set in box, with book.
0 10 6
Architects' ditto, boxwood, 5s. Ivory
0 10 0
Protracters in brass, boxwood, horn, or ivory, Id. to
Parallel Rules in ebony, ordinary construction, 3d. per inch. .
Rolling ditto ditto 9d. per inch, divided ivory edge, ls. Id.
per inch.
T'Squares, Straight-edges, Curves, Angles, and every
other description of Rule and Scale.
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BAROMETERS, THERMOMETERS, &c.
£. s. il.
Pediment Barometers
10s. 6d. to 012 6
Ditto with Thermometer, complete
£1 ls. to 2 2 0
Ditto with double rack verniers, in rosewood, mahogany, or carved
oak frames .
£2 2s. to 5 5 0
Marine Barometer .
£2 2s. to 4 4 0
Mountain ditto .
£3 3s. to 6
Wheel Barometers, Sin. of ordinary construction
Ditto superior construction, made portable, with stopcock, for tra-
velling .
£2 2s. to
4 4 0
Ditto ditto, 10in.
* £3 3s. to 6 0
Aneroid Barometer .
• £2 12s. 6d. to 3 3
Bourdon's Barometer, in case
3 13
Thermometers, with box scales warranted . . ls. and
Ditto japanned, or copper cases, from .
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Self-registering Day and Night Thermometers
from 0 10
Six's Registering ditto, without scales
0 16 0
Chemical Thermometers, with jointed scale for liquids 6s. 6d. to O 15 0
Mason's Hygrometer
0 15 0)
· Saccharometers and Hydrometers for Milk, Acids, Alkalies,
&c. .
4s. 6d. to 0 ñ 6
Metal Hydrometers in case with weights.
£3 3s. to 5 5 0
Urinometers ·
• from 0 7 6
Ditto in case, Thermometers, and Acid Bottles
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Expanding Mahogany Camera, Fig. 16, with combined Por-
trait Lenses i plate size, frame for collodion plates, and focus glass £30 0 )
Ditto, with tripod stand, and the requisite chemicals for the positive
and negative processes. .
- 5 5 0
Expanding Mahogany Camera, with back for plates, focus
glass, and double plate lenses, for portraits, 6 by 5, and views
7 by 6.
. 7 0 0
Ditto, with tripod 'stand, pressure frame, weights and measures,
chemicals, &c., packed in case .
· 10 10 0
Expanding Mahogany Camera, with collodion back, focus
glass, and double whole plate lens for portraits 8.1 by 6), and
vicvs 10.by 8 . . .
• 14 00
Portable Folding Camera, fig. 17, with sliding front, 1 plate
Portrait Lens, double back for holding two sheets of prepared
paper, collodion back and focus glass for views, 6 by 5, and por-
traits, 4 by 3, packed in case, Fig. 17 . . . . . . 5 0 0
Folding Camera, with sliding front, 1 plate portrait lens, and
apparatus same as above, for views, 7 by 9, and portraits, 6 by 5,
in case.
. 9 9 0
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£ s. d.
Folding Camera, with whole plate lens, for views, 10 by 8, and
portraits, 8;} by 6
16 16 0
Stereoscopic Camera, Latimer Clark's principle, with sliding
back aud adjusting table, without lens .
. 2 100
Camera Lucida, for drawing objects in true perspective, in case 1 10 0
Camera Obscura, pyramidal form, for drawing from nature 5 0 0
If the above Cameras are for India, they should have brass bands and corners, .
which will make an addition in price of 20s., and 40s., for either of the above
sizes.
Achromatic Portrait Lenses, with optical and chemical foci
coincident, mounted in brass fittings with rack-work adjustment.
No. 1. lain. diameter, for portraits, 4 by 3in. . .
2 0 0
No. 2. 2. in. diameter,
67 in. by 4 in...
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No. 3. 3fin, diameter,
8 in. by 6.in. .
. 10 00
Single Achromatic Lenses, for views, mounted in brass, with
rack-work adjustment.
No. 1. lin. diameter, for views, 5 by 4in.
. 1 5 0
No. 2. 2 in. diameter,
8.1 by 6 in. . . . 2 0 0
No. 3. 3in. diameter,
lo by 7 . . . 3 10 0
Larger sizes to order ; the whole of the above Lenses are warranted perfect.
Tripod Camera Stands of variòus forms, 12s. 6d. to. . 1 100
Pressure Frames for printing positives on paper, with jointed
back for observing the picture, for plates, 7 by 6in., 9 by 7in.,
10 by Sin., 8s., ICs., and.
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Glass Plates, best patent plate, ground edges.
31 by 23 inches . . . .0 | 6 | 7 by 6 .
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. 0 2 6 | 81 by 61.
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Collodion Dipping Baths of solid glass, with dipper, for plates,
5 by 4in., 45. 6d., 8} by 63
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Albumenized Paper, for printing positives, of the best quality,
: 11 by 9in., per quire ..
0 6 0
Ditto, ditto, thinner .
0 3 0
Turner and Canson's Negative and Positive per quire is. 60. to 0 4 0
Negative Waxed Paper, 11 by gin., per quire .
, 0 9 0
Iodized Paper, 7 by 6in., per dozen . . . , 0 3 0
Pure Photographic Chemicals, &c.
STEREOSCOPES.
Pocket Stereoscope, in mahogany frame . . . . 0 1 0
Stereoscope, in polished mahogany .
. 0 3 6
Prismatic Stereoscope' .
75. 6d. to 1 0 0
Stereoscopic Pictures on paper, taken by photography, in great
variety
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Stereoscopic Pictures on glass, each.
45. to 07 0
Stands for any of the above
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Air pump, with 5 in. plate, sloping barrel, bell glass receiver,
and stopcock to keep a vacuum when removed from the pump,
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Tate's Double Action Air Pump. Length of barrel 16 inches,
bore 1.2 inches . .
This is a very cheap and useful Instrument.
Double Barrel Air Pump, with bin. plate . . . .
Ditto, ditto, with 8in. plate, and table clamp .
Ditto, with gin. raised plate, and gauge plate, mercurial syphon
gauge, clamp and key (Fig. 18).
Bell glass receiver for ditto .
Double Barrel Air Pump, on mahogany stage stool, 3ft. high,
plate 10in. diameter, with barometer gauge, cistern and key .
Bell-shaped receiver for ditto .
Pocket Condenser, with tinder-box
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guinea and feather, fountain in vacuo, and other experiments, for
either of the pumps . .
Bladder glass .
Magdeburgh Spheres, 2 in. diameter, with handles
Ditto, 3in, diameter 16s., ditto 4in.
Guinea and Feather Apparatus, 2 falls
Bladder frame and lead weights .
Mercury filtering cup .. .
Lungs glass .
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Fountain plate, stop-cock and stand
Bell Experiment .
Leslie's Apparatus for Freezing Water .. 10s.*and
Set of Pneumatic Apparatus, with air pump, 51 plate (Fig. 19),
bell glass receiver, bladder frame and lead weight, Magdeburgh
spheres, bladder glass, bell experiment, guinea and feather
apparatus, tall open receiver, with plate for closing, fountain
jet, mercury filtering cup and glass, condeusing syringe. The
whole packed in coloured case.
Model of Diving Bell with pump . . . .
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sixty articles—No. 1, in paper box, 5s. : 6d.; No. 2, cedar box,
with hooks, 7s. 6d.; No. 3, polished mahogany box, with lock
and key. :
Student's Chemical Cabinet, in handsome mahogany case,
containing upwards of one hundred articles
No. 1, £1 Is.. No. 2, £2 2s.
No. 3,
Hydro-Pneumatic Apparatus, comprising in one piece of
apparatus, a Pneumatic Trough with large tray to hold Gas
Jars; a Gasometer, and an Hydraulic Blow-pipe, complete
· with Lamp and Tongs . . . . . .
Ditto, fitted up with 90 Chemical Preparations and Tests, and a
large assortment of superior apparatus, Air Jars, and other
necessaries for making gases . . . . .
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Electrical Machine, 9in. plate and brass conductor
2 10 0
Ditto, ditto, 16in. plate and double conductor .
. 4 4 0
This is a very cheap and useful Instrument.
Ditto, ditto, 18in. plate . .
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Ditto, ditto, 24in. plate . .
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Ditto, ditto, 30in. plate .
. 20 0 0
Cylinder Electrical Machines
£1 5s. to 5
Leyden Jars . .
35. 6d. to 0 15 0
Diamond Jar, 1 pint .
Jointed Dischargers .
7s. 6d. to 0 12 6
Insulated Stool
0 12 6
Gold Leaf Electrometer
0 10 6
Henley's Quadrant Electrometer.
0 6 6
Pith Image Plates, with brass stands .
0 7 6
Pith Ball Stand
0 5 6
Thunder House a
0 7 0
Bucket and Syphon.
Electrical See-Saw; .
Set of five Spirals
Egg-shaped Glass with Stop-cock and Sliding-wire to shov
light in vacuo .
Pith Figures Is. each, Balls per dozen.
0 1
French's Bell Experiment.
1 5 0
Set of Three Bells on brass beam
0 6 6
Head of Hair · 6
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Hand Spiral .
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Henley's Universal Discharger, for deflagrating metals, &c., £ s. d.
for voltaic or frictional electricity
. 1 12 6
Set of Electrical Apparatus, consisting of a 16in. Plate Ma-
chine, Leyden Jar, Pith Ball Stand, Jointed Discharger, Hand
Spiral, Head of Hair, Set of 3 Bells, Amalgam and Chain, in
case with lock and key . . . .
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Electro-Galvanic Machine, for medical purposes, consisting of
magnetic coil and handles, with Smee's battery, complete in case 2 2 0
Improved ditto, with regulators, in mahogany case
3 15 0
Magneto-Electric Machine
2 12 6
Smee's Batteries, in earthen or glass cells, from .
0 7 6
Six-cell Smee's Battery in gutta percha cells in mahogany box,
with ratchet lifter for raising the plates out of the acid, connec-
tions for quantity and intensity, 144 inches of platinum surface. 3 13 6
Maynooth Battery, with porous pot, zinc and iron cell, large size
Grove's Battery
0 10
Magnets, horseshoe, from 6d. to
0 15 0
Electro-Magnets and keepers .
7s. 6d. to 11 o
Galvanometer for measuring electric currents .
6
Ritchie's Experiment, revolving magnet
O 15 0
Ersted's Experiment, deflecting needle
0 10 6
Barlow's rotating wheel
0 10 0
Sturgeon's disc for ditto
03 6
Electrotype Apparatus, Coils, Jars, and all kinds of Galvanic and
Electrical Experiments.
Electric Telegraph, working model, with battery and wires
complete
. 3 13 6
Alarm Bell for ditto
. 1 11 6
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Planets and their Satellites, Diurnal and Aunual Motions of the
Earth, Revolutions of the Moon, Mercury, Venus, and all the
Planets, to work by winch, in case complete .
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Ditto, on 17žin. board, the Earth and Moon, and two Planets only
being made to move by winch, in case.
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Ditto, having the same motions, to move by bands, (Fig. 21,) in case
Tellurian, showing the movements of the Earth and Moon round
the Sun, intended to explain the Phenomena of the Seasons,
Tides, Day and Night, &c. Mounted on a 13£in. board, in case
5 5 0
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NEWTON'S IMPROVED GLOBES.
In introducing their List of Prices of Globes to the notice of the heads of
Colleges and Educational Establishments, and the Public in General, the
Publishers beg to state, that the greatest care has been taken to keep up the
character which these Globes have attained for accurate and copious informa-
tion during the last 150 years. The positions of the stars have been re-
calculated, and the Maps on all the Globes laid down by Mr. W. NEWTON,
Author of “ Maps of the Stars," Editor of the “ London Journal of Arts and
Sciences," &c. An attempt has been made to give to the Figures on the
Celestial Globe a classical elegance, which, it is hoped, will be found an
improvement upon the Constellations usually placed on the Celestial Globe.
in order to meet the increased demand for good and accurate Globes, at such
prices as will admit of these Instruments being more generally adopted in
Schools, the Publishers have, at considerable expense, made arrangements for
manufacturing Globes especially for the use of Students in Schools; and,
although the prices for these Globes are exceedingly low, the same attention is
paid to accuracy as in the more expensive ones.
NEWTON'S SCHOOL GLOBES.
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25in. Globes £18 0 0 1
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20in, ditto 8 10 025in. Globes £21 0 3 25in. Globes £7 7 0
15in. ditto 4 10 0 20in. ditto 10 0 0 20in. ditto 3 10 0
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NEWTON'S SLATE GLOBES, Fig. 30.
Mounted on Pedestals, and having the lines of Latitude and Longitude
marked thereon. The surface of these Globes is so prepared that the Student
may, with an ordinary slate-pencil, draw on the surface. The outline of the Map
of the Earth, or any part thereof, and any marks so made may with equal
facility be removed by means of a damp sponge.
25in. Globes each £500, 12in. Globes each £1 1 0
20in. ditto
, 3 0 0 9in. ditto
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15in, ditto
1 10 0 6in. ditto
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NEWTON'S GLOBES FOR THE
LIBRARY OR DRAWING ROOM.
Highly finished, with engraved Brass Meridians, Double Hour Circles, Quad-
rants of Altitude, and Compass Boxes, and containing all the most recent
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Neat Mahogany Frames, Polished Mahogany Frames,
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With Compass Boxes.
No. 2, Fig. 25.
No. 3, Fig. 26.
20in. Globes, per pair £10 10 0 | 25in. Globes, per pair £25 0 0
15in. ditto ditto . 6 10 0 | 20in. ditto ditto . 13 13 0
12in. ditto ditto
4 10 0 15in. ditto ditto , S 8 0
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12in, ditto ditto
5 100
6in. ditto ditto
No. 4, Fig. 27.
No. 5, Fig. 28.
Best Carved Mahogany Pillar Very Handsome Carved Tripod
and Claw Frames.
Frames.
25in. Globes, per pair £31 10 0 | 25in. Globes, per pair £36 0 0
20in. ditto ditto . 15 15 0 20in, ditto ditto
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20in. ditto 2 15 0 6in. Globe 6 6 3in. Globe 3 0
15in. ditto 1 15 0 4žin. ditto 4 6 2in. ditto 2 0
12in. ditto 1 1 0 3in, ditto 3 0 ijin. ditto 1 6
9in. ditto 0 16 01 2in. ditto 20 lin. ditto 1 0
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Mounted on Mahogany Pedestals.
20in. diameter
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Short for Table Globes.
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25in. per pair . 2 0 0
20in. ditto. . 1 10 0
15in. ditto . . 1 1 0
12in. ditto . . 0 14 0
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12in. ditto
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Old Globes may be re-covered with new maps, and rendered equal to new,
at the price of £8 8s. per pair for 25in.; £5 5s. the 20in. ; £3 3s. the 15in.;
£1 15s. the 12in.
Newton's Use of the Globes. Containing all the Problems and various
Examples illustrative of the same, for the Use of Students. Price Is. Gd.
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MAGIC LANTERNS.
No. 1 Magic Lantern, with one dozen bin. Comic Sliders, £ s. d.
in box .
. 0 7 6
No. 2 Magic Lantern, with one dozen sin. Comic Sliders : 0 10 6
No. 3 Magic 'Lantern, with one dozen 10in. Comic Sliders. 1 2 6
No. 4 Magic Lantern, with one dozen 12in. Comic Sliders . 1 126
No. 5 Improved Magic Lantern, with Argand Lamp and
Reflector, in case
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One dozen 14in. Long Comic Sliders for ditto . . 15 0
This Lantern will show the sliders on pages 25 & 26.
NEWTON'S IMPROVED
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No. 1 Newton's Improved Phantasmagoria Lantern, with
lenses 3in. diameter, mounted in brass cells, with sliding
tube, capable of showing a clear disc of light 8ft. in diameter,
packed in case .
2 12 6
No. 2 ÎNewton's Improved Phantasmagoria Lantern, with
lenses 3 in. diameter, and very powerful fountain Argand
Lamp and Reflector, suitable for Schools or Lectures . 3 3 0
Messrs. Newton strongly recommend this No. 2. Lantern to their customers,
the difference in price over No. 1 being very small, and the superior size of the
Lenses enabling the exhibitor to show by it any of the pictures in the following
list. Nos. 1 and 2 are fitted with rack and pinion adjustment to the focus tube
for 10s. 6d. each extra.
No. 3 Newton's Improved Phantasmagoria Mahogany
Lantern, with lenses 4 in. diameter, rack-work focus tube,
packed in case .
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The Apparatus is here shown fitted with Newton's Improved Oxycalcium
Light-a jet of oxygen gas is throwil through the flame of a spirit-lamp on to a
lime-cylinder fixed at some little distance from it; by this means a most brilliant
light is obtained, scarcely inferior to the oxy-hydrogen, with half the trouble.
and without any of the danger—the oxygen alone being perfectly harmless.
The great inconvenience of the lime shifting when hung on a small wire, as in
the ordinary Oxycalcium Light, is here obviated by putting the cylinder on a
fixed wire.
For private exhibitiou this Apparatus is fitted with powerful Argand
Fountain Oil Lamps.
Dissolving View Apparatus, with Coudensing Lenses, 3in.
diameter, with powerful Argand Fountain Lamp and Reflec-
tors, Dissolvers moved by rack-work, packed in case with room
for sliders ,
£7 70
Dissolving View Appparatus, with Condensing Leuses, 3 in.
diameter, Dissolvers moved by rack-work, suitable for Schools
and Lectures, and capable of showing the whole of the paintings
in the following lists, packed in case ,
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Ditto, ditto, with rack adjustment to focus tubes.
Ditto, ditto, with rack adjustment and stout mahogany bodies to
the lanterns to prevent heating . .
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Messrs. Newton strongly recommend either of the last-named Apparatus.
Dissolving View Apparatus, with Condensiug Lenses, 4!in.
diameter, with rack-work Dissolvers, and focus-tube .. . 12 12 U
Newton's Improved Microscope, to attach to the Lantern for
exhibiting water insects, wings, sections of wood, &c., with two
powers'. .
This instrument does not show satisfactorily with the oil lamps on account of
its power and the amount of light required, but when the Oxycalcium Light is
nised it is a very beautiful and efficient Instrument.
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Oxycalcium Light Apparatus, consisting of a Fountain spirit
lamp, india-rubber gas-bag, 37in. by 25in., 19in. wedge, improved
pressure boards, retort and purifier for making the gas, flexible
tube, and one dozen lime-cylinders, fitted to one lantern .£5 0 0
Ditto, fitted to either Dissolving View Apparatus .
. 6 0 0
Dissolving View Apparatus, illuminated with oxy-hydrogen
light, Condensers bin. diameter, with gas jets, retort, gas bags,
pressure boards, and all the apparatus complete.
35 00
Transparent or Opaque Screens, for exhibiting the pictures
by any of the apparatus, 7ft. square, 8s. 6d.; 10ft. square . ( 15 0
Lime Cylinders, 3 dozen in bottle . .
0 6 0
Objects for the Gas Microscope, prepared in Canada Balsam,
consisting of Insects, Wood Sections, Ferns, &c., each.
0 2 0
Mixture for Making Oxygen Gas, per lb..
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GENERAL LIST OF VIEWS.
FOR THE IMPROVED PHANTASMAGORIA LANTERN.
In Single Sliders, Paintings 34 inches Diameter, 6s. to 7s. 6d. cach.
The Views enumerated in the following list are painted on the premises by
competent artists under the immediate superintendence of Messrs. Newton.
Customers wishing to have engravings or original drawings copied on to glass,
can thus have the advantage, if necessary, of giving their instructions direct to
the artists.
A variety of other subjects always on hand. Views painted to order, 4in., 6in., and
10in. diameter for Public Institutions.
London Views | Warwick Castle Devil's Bridge, St. Go-
Bank of England
Windsor Castle
thard
British Museum
Drachenfels
Buckingham Palace
Ruins and Abbeys Ehrenbreitstain
Custom House
Conway Castle
Florence, Campanilla
Greenwich Hospital | Dryburgh Abbey
Heidelberg
Guildhall
Fountains »
Itri
Hampton Court
Holyrood ,
Lake of Geneva
Houses of Parliament
Holy Cross »
„ of Cowo
London, General View
Kirkstall
Liebenstein
Mansion House
Llanercost Priory
Martigny
Monument
Melrose Abbey
Mayence
Post Office
Netley
1. General View
Royal Exchange
Newby
Mount Etna, Catania
St. Paul's
Pembroke Castle Naples, Bay of
Temple Bar
Tintern Abbey
Oberwesel
Thames Tunnel
Pisa, Leaning Tower
Tower
Germany, Italy, Swit Pompeii
Trafalgar-square
zerland, &c.
Pompey's Pillar
Westminster Abbey Amsterdam
Rheinfels
Ancona
Rome, Bridge of Angelo
English Views-
Athens
, Coliseum
Balmoral
? Temple of Ju , General view
Bell Rock Lighthouse
piter
• $t. Peter's
Ben and Loch Lomond Bacharach
Simplon
Birthplace of Burns Berne
St. Bernard Convent
Dublin
Bonn
Dogs
Edinburgh Castle
Braubach
Bell
Eddystone Lighthouse Brussels
Strasburg
Noss Head Shetland Castle of Chillon
Tivoli
Shakespeare's House
, Dungeon
Venice, Ducal Palace
Snowden, & Llanberis Castle of Thurmberg 1 Greek Caual
St. Michael's Mount Coblentz
» Rialto
Stonehenge
Cologne
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Waterloo

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Suez
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General List of Views-continued..
Overland Route, In-
Mount Erebus
dia and China-
Arctic Regions-
Natural Bridges
Southampton
Maps of
Niagara Falls
Lisbon
Aurora Borealis
Petrifying Springs
Gibraltar
Breaking up of Ice Prairie on Fire
Malta Harbour
Building Snow Huts Sand Storm
» Valetta
Cutting a Passage Simoom
Alexandria
Field of Ice
Snow Bridges
Cairo
Franklin Record
Trentou Falls
Funeral on Ice
Vesuvius
Nile, Overflow of Greenland Whalers Water Spouts
Group of Walruses Zambesi Falls
Aden
Icebergs
Mont Blanc and Cha-
Bombay
Portrait of Sir J.
mouni
Point de Galle
Franklin
, Glacier du Tac-
Madras
Sledging Expedition
conay
Calcutta, General View
Whaling
Grand Mulets
Benares
Winter Quarters
Mer de la Cote
Cawapore
Mer de Glace
Lucknow
Natural Wonders-
The Summit
Agra
Delhi
Adelsburg, Cave of General Views
» Taj Mahal
Arta, Cave of
Balaclava Harbour
Lahore
Avalanche
Collecting Guttapercha
Tombs of Kings
Builiug Springs
Constantinople
Source of Ganges Dropping Well
Fortress of Ham
Amoy, Street in
Knaresborough Madrid
Canton, General View fata Morgana, Reggio Malakoff, Storming of
Cauton, Street in Fingal's Cave
Mosque of St. Sophia
Great Wall of China Giant's Causeway Quebec
Mandarin's House Glacier Tables
Sebastopol
Nankin, Porcelain Land Storm, liainbow St. Petersburgh
Tower
Mirage
Stockholm
Views in Holy Land, Egypt.
Paintings 31 inches cliameter, 6s, to 7s. 6d. cach.
Adullanı, Cave of Joppa
Patmos
Antioch
Jordan, Fords of Pergamos
Ajalon, Valley of Lake of Tiberias
Petra
Baalbec, Ruins of Laodicea
| Philadelphia
Babylon
Map of Egypt
Plains of Lawgiving
Beirout
Palestine
Pool of Siloani
Bethany
Settlement, Sons „ Hezekiah
Bethlehem
of Noe
Ramah (Arimathea)
Cana of Galilee
Roman Empire Rameses
Carnac
Mouut Ararat
Red Sea
Cedars of Lebanon
of Ascension Samaria
Cesarea
Carmel
Sardis
Christ Church, Ml. Zion
llermon
Shechem, (Nablous)
Church Holy Sepulclire
Hor
Sidou, from the Sea
Corinth
Horeb
Sodom, Destruction of
Damascus
Steps leading to Smyrna
Dead Sea
Morial
» Strect in
Ephesus
Olives, from the Tabernacle, Setting up of
Ezioni Geber
Wall
Tarsus and Mt. Taurus
Gethsemane
„ Sinai and Convent| Tyre, luins of
Hebron
52 Tabor
Thebes, Ruius of
Jerusalem, Ancient Nazarcth
| Tliyatira
Jerusalem, Modern Nile, Fords of
Valley of Jehoshapliat
Jews' place of Wailing (Nineveh
Writien Valley, Wilder-
Jericho, Plains of | Palmyra, Ruins of I ness of sin
Newton & Co., Opticians & Globe Malcers,
Views with Moving Shipping, 7s. 6d. each.
Aurora Borealis, with Constantinople
Smugglers' Cave
Reindeer and Sledge Custom House, London The Rialto, Venice
Bay of Naples
Greenwich Hospital Tower of London
Bell Rock Lighthouse Lake of Como
View of Rome
Castle of Chillon | Lambeth Palace
INTERIOR OF CATHEDRALS, &c.
These paintings are beautifully and elaborately executed, 3fin. diumeter, 12s. cach.
Canterbury Cathedral Lichfield Cathedral St. George's Chapel,
Chapel of Nativity Lincoln Cathedral | Windsor
Chapel of St. Helena Lyous ditto
Temple Church, Londoni
Ditto, lighted up Milan ditto
Wells Cathedral
Church of Holy Sepul- Mosque of Sultan Ach- Henry VII.th's Chapel
met
Westminster Abbey
Entrance to ditto Norwich Cathedral Choir
Rheims Cathedral
Exeter ditto
St. Paul's Choir
Winchester Cathedral
House of Commons Ditto, Dome duriug Wel- York Cathedral
House of Lords
lington's Funeral
MISSIONARY SCENES.
Puintings 31 inches diameter, 10s. 6d. each.
CHINA.
Natives of Abbeokuta
Interior of Rev. S. Crowther's
Entrance into Amoy
Church
Street in Canton
Thomas King meeting his mother
Opium Smoking
after a separation of 25 years
Sacrifice to the Harvest Moon
Native preaching before the King of
Consulting the Sticks of Fate
Lagos
Temple of Pootoo
INDIA.
Interior of the Temple Honan
Self-torture
Offerings for the dead
Swinging Festival
Interior of an Idol Shop
Dying Man at the Ganges
Worship of Juggernaut
AMERICA-NORTH-WEST. Worship of Priest
Mr. West and Indian Boys
Missiovary preaching on the Ganges
Bear Medicine Man
Ditto ditto under Banyan-tree
Cumberland Station Summer
Native Catechist preaching
Ditto Winter
Infant thrown to Crocodiles
Abraham and Indians
Idol-maker's Shop
Missionary Night Encampment
Rev. J. Devasagayam's Church
Group of Indians and Squaws
Devil Worshippers, Ceylon
Death of George Jebb
NEW ZEALAND.
Henry Budd in snow-shoes
Rangihoa
Bishop travelling in dog-sledge
Pahu, or the War Bell
Departure of Missionary
Pukaua, or War Dance
Bishop preaching to Indians
War Canoes
Indians going to Church
Memorial Idols
Reconciliation of Hostile Tribes
AFRICA.
Chief Lying in State
Slave-catcher, or Capture of Thomas Interior of Native Pa
Wanganui and River, from Cave
Slaves marched down to Coast Cave of Otaki, Night Encampment
Capture of Slave-ship
Interior of Otaki Church
Interior of Slave-ship
Baptism of Te Naghui
Sierra-Leone, in 1800
Interior of Turanga Church
Ditto 1856
Chiefs writing Jubilee Letter.
Sunday-school, Sierra-Lcone
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PILGRIM'S PROGRESS.
Twelve Scenes, 3 in. diameter, 10s. 6d. each.
Christian and his family
| Fight with Apollyon
Setting out from City of Destruction | Giant Pope
Knocking at the gate
Vanity Fair
The three shining ones
Giant Despair and the pilgrims.
The lions in the way
Crossing the river
Christian being armed
The triumphant reception
SCRIPTURE FIGURE SCENES,
10s. 6d. each.
Abraham offering up Isaac
| Finding of Moses
Boaz and Ruthº
Good Samaritan
Christ and Woman of Samaria
John the Baptist preaching
, healing the Blind
Joseph sold by his Brethren
, weeping over Jerusalem
Judgment of Solomou
, blessing Children
Last Supper
Conversion of St. Paul
Martha and Mary
Crucifixion
Meeting of Jacob and Joseph
Cup found in Benjamin's Sack
Murder of Innocents
Daniel in the Lion's Den
Noah's Sacrifice
David and Goliath
The Prodigal's Return'
Death of Abel
The Resurrection
The Transfiguration
Eli and Samuel
· DISSOLVING PICTURES,
With various effects to be shown by means of two Lanterns.
Bethlehem, a Moonlight Scene with Shepherds, Angels appear in
the clouds to announce the birth of Christ-afterwards the Star is
seen, 3 slides . .
125.
Mosque of Omar by Day, then gradually lighted up for Evening
service, 2 slides .
12s.
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Niagara Falls, with Rainbow 2 slides
los.
Pompeii, Last Days of, with Eruption of Vesuvius by means of
rack-work, 2 slides .
· 178. 6d.
St. Peter's at Rome, by day, and then illuminated by fireworks
from the Castle of St. Angelo, 3 slides
178. 6d.
Ship in Full Sail, the Storm with Lightning, Ship on Fire, the
Raft, 5 slides
28s.
Summer and Winter, with Slider to produce a Snow-storm,
3 slides
185.
The Soldier's Drean, Wounded Soldier Asleep, The Harvest
Home, The Recruit, The Storming Party, The Reward, 5 slides 30s.
Snow Village in the Polar Regions, the Aurora Borealis, as seen by
Captains Ross and Parry, appears in the Horizon as in nature,
3 slides . .
159.
Watermill, with Wheel at Work, Summer View, a Swan swims on,
dipping his neck into the water, the Moon appears from behind
the Clouds, and the Mill windows are lighted up, the Mill frozen
up in Winter, with Snow-storm, 5 slides . . .
34s.
• When the Snow-storm and other effects are exhibited, a piece of thin crape
should be placed over the front tube of the Lantern to diminish the light.
CHROMATROPES, OR ARTIFICIAL
FIREWORKS.
2} in. diam., 8s. 6d. cach; 3in, diam., 10s. 6d. each.
These ingenious and clever contrivances comprise a great variety of novel
and elegant designs, and when put in motion in the Phantasmagoria Lautern,
by means of the brass Rack-work, produce most astonishing and brilliant effects.
These may be had in upwards of 40 different desigus.
Newlon & Co., Opticians & Globe Malccrs,
No.
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ASTRONOMICAL DIAGRAMS.
A series of 33 Paintings, 24 inches diameter, £2 15s. per set.
WITO DESCRIPTIVE BOOK.
No.
i Figure of the Earth 13 View of Uranus 24 Orbit of Moon
2 Rotundity of ditto-- 14 -- Neptune 25 Eclipse of Moon
15 Eccentric orbit of movcable
3 Telescopic View of
26 The Zodiac and the
Moon
16 Comets of 1858 and Seasons
4 Half Moon and Cres-1 1960
27 Spring Tides
cent
17 Ptolemaic System 28 Ditto ditto
5 Moon's Phases 18 Pythagorean System 29 Neap Tides
6 The Sun
119 Tychonic ditto 30 Constellation of
7-Phases of Mercury 20 Newtonian ditto
Orion
and Venus 21 Shadow of the Earth 31 Ursa Major
-- Mars 22 Cause of Eclipses of 32 Milky Way and Ne-
- Asteroids Sun and Moon I bulæ
10 -
- Jupiter 23 Eclipse of Sun-Mave- 33 Comparative sizes of
1l -
- Saturn
able
the Planets
12 View of Saturn
The above, 3 inches diameter, painted in a very superior manner, £5 per set.

MOVEABLE ASTRONOMICAL DIAGRAMS."
THE MOTION PRODUCED BY RACK-WORK.
In a Set of Ten Sliders, 24 inches diameter, packed in a Box, £4 10s. per Set, or
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Slider 1, 155. The Solar System, showing the Revolution of all the Planets
and their Satellites, round the Sun.
Slider 2, 13s. The Earth's Annual Motion round the Sun, showing the Paral-
lelism of its Axis, thus producing the Seasons.
Slider 3, 8s. Illustrates the cause of Spring and Neap Tides, and shows the
Moon's Pliases.
Slider 4, 8s. Shows the Apparent, Direct, and Retrograde Motion of Venus or
Mercury, and also its Stationary Appearance.
Slider 5, 8s. Proves the Earth's Rotundity, by a Ship sailing round the Globe.
Slider 6, Ss. Illustrates the Eccentric Revolution of a Comet round the Sun,
and shows the appearance of its Tail at different parts of its Orbit.
Slider 7, 10s. The Diurnal Motion of the Earth, showing the Rising and
Rotation upon its Axis.
Slider 8, 15s. Illustrates the Annual Motion of the Earth round the Sup, with
the Monthly Lunations of the Moon.
Slider 9, 8s. Shows the various Eclipses of the Sun and Transit of Venus.
Slider 10, Ss. Shows various Eclipses of the Moon,
The above Set of Rack-work, 3 inches diameter, £7 78.
GEOLOGICAL SLIDES.
A series of 32 Diagrams, 3 inches diameter, £3 3s. vith descriptive book
These diagrams show the ordinary formations, slips, faults, dykes, fossils,
shells, fish, and all the extinct animals as restored at the Crystal Palace.
3, Fleet Street; Temple Bar, London.
TS
NATURAĻ HISTORY.
Painted in circles 24 inches diameter, 4 in each slider, 4s. 6d.
Mammalia,
No. 1. Ourang Outaug-Long-armed Ape--Blue-faced Baboon— Monkey.
2 Striated Monkey --Opossum with young-Chinchilla-Sloth.
3 Armadillo--Porcupine-Hedgehog Vampire Bat.
4 Squirrel-Flying Squirrel-Ermine-Ornithornicus.
5 Kangaroo-Jerboa-Civet Cat-Ichneumon.
6 Polar Bear-Brown Bear - Beaver-Otter.
7 Bull—Bramah Bull-Bison-Buffalo.
8 Newfoundland Dog-Wolf-Fox-Mastiff.
9 Domestic Cat-Rabbit-Hare—Sheep.
10 Horse-Ass-Yak-Zebra.
11 Camel-Dromedary–Llama-Tasmanian Wolf.
12 Lion-Lioness and Cubs—Tiger-Panther.
13 Leopard--Hunting Leopard-Lynx-Ant Eater.
14 Elephant Elephant and young-Tapir-Hyena.
15 Rhinoceros-Hippopotamus-Wild Boar–Hog.
16 Giraffe-Gnu-Nil Ghau-Gazelle.
17 Reindeer-Stag— Wild Goat-Chamois.
1.8 Seal—Turtle - Walrus – Whale.
Amphibia
19 Crocodile-Chameleon - Rattle Snake_Frog.
Fish-
20 Electrical Eel-Flying Fish-Flying Scorpion-Globe Fish.
• Birds-
21 Golden Eagle-Eagle and prey-Vulture-Dodo.
22 Ostrich-Cassowary-Apteryx-Victoria Pigeon.
23 Swan-Pelican-Albatross-Hoopoe.
24 Crave-Balearic Crane-Heron-Flamingo.
25 Owl-Blue and yellow Macav-Carolina Parrot-Lyre Bird.
26 Pennant Paroquet-Peacock-Bird of Paradise-Roseate Cockatoo.
LEVER AND RACK-WORK SLIDES.
ös. 6d. to 10s. 6d. cach,
Black Swan
Nurse and Child
Blind Fiddler
Old man begging, takes off his hat
Children playing at see-saw
Punch and Judy riding a horse.
Cobbler at work
Rubbing in, or gouty leg
Comic Head
Sambo dressing for a party
Cow drinking
Sanitary Commissioner
Dog of St. Bernard
Ship at anchor (Moonlight)
Fountain playing
Shoeblack brushing boot
Goat browsing
Squirrel eating nuts
Grooming a horse
Stag rubbing itself with antlers
Horse kicking
Topsy dressing
Horse drinking at a pond
Wasbing Day
Horse feeding
Watermill at work
Man breaking Stones
Windmill, sails revolving
Man with Pickaxe
Woodman
Monkey and Jackdaw
26
Newton & Co., Opticians & Globe Malcers,
MOVEABLE COMIC AND OTHER SLIDERS.
2s. 6d. each.
Ballad Singer
Falconer
Opening Pink
Barber shaving
Farmer and Dog Pair of Spectacles
Birth of Cupid
Frog Soup
» Snuffers
Black draught
Girl skipping
Patent Bedstead
Blacksmith at work Grand Turk
Peacock opening tail
Blue Beard's head Green's Balloon, Night Pear (Pair)
Bootjack
Ascent
Performance on two
Bottled Porter
Grimaldi's head | chairs
Boy and Butterfly Greenwich Pensioner, Pine-apple and Clown
Boy and Pig
3 Phases
Pretty Poll
Boy and Bird's-nest | Growing Nose
Puuch Bowl
Boy jumping post Harlequin in bottle Punch growing Nose
Boy stealing jam
„ . falling to pieces Punch and Dog
Bringing up to standard Hodge and his Hat Rowing Match
British Tar (a Sailor in a Hold out your Hand, Sir. Rum Bottle and Punch
cask)
Impudent Boy
Sailors' Hornpipe
Burglar and Miser Impudent Monkey with Sailor riding a Pig
Cat and Mice
Old Woman
Schoolmaster
Cat following a Rat Jack in the Box
Serenader
Cat playing with a Mouse Kicking Donkey Silkworm, Chrysalis, and
Cats on the Tiles | Lamp Black (sweep in Moth
Caught in a Tree
cask)
Snowballs
Cauliflower changes to Lawyer
Somnambulist
Venus
Leap Frog
Tailor sewing
Chelsea Pensioner, Light of other days |Tailor and Goose
3 phases
Lion's head
Tailor and Cabbage
Chinese Jumpers Magic Bouquet
Tartar's head
Clown dancing
Man with jumping Pig The Bottle
» headless
„ and dancing dog Those horrid Gnats
» and dancing Dog swallowing Rat Tiger's head
> and pie
» wishing good night Tight-rope Dancer
, jumping Horse Meet me by Moonlight Tithe Pig
, and Ladder
. alone
Topsy's head (moving
» tumbling
More Frightened than eyes)
Coast Guard
| Hurt
Turk’s-cap Lily
Cobbler at work
Napoleon crossing Alps Vegetarian
Cockney Fishing Naval Engagement Village Dentist
Combat
Navigation (boys sailing Wake up, Old Boy
Conjuror and Balls
boat)
Whistling Boy
Cook and Calf's head Nightmare
Windy Day.
Cook with Pie
Not caught yet
Woman taking suuff
Dishonest Customer Off to the Continent Wreath and Good Night
Equestrian at Astley's Opening Rose, Exposing
Fakenham Ghost
*Cupid
The following tales are painted on circles 2 in. diameter, mounted 4 in each
slide:-
£ s. d.
Dick Whittington, 8 scenes .
.: 0 12 0
John Gilpin
ditto .
0 12 0
Old Man and his Ass ditto ..
0 12 0
Robinson Crusoe ditto .
0 12 0
Tale of Tiger and Tub, ditto .
0 12 0
3, Fleet Street, Temple Bar, London.
27
DIRECTIONS FOR USING
Venutun'# Improved Phantasmagoria Lantern, XI.
To prepare a single lantern for exhibition, the lamp must be furnished with
a cotton wick, and trimmed in the usual manner. In order to supply the lamp
with oil, the reservoir must be removed from the cistern, and a small quantity
of oil poured into the latter, so as just to fill the hole at the bottom, and well
saturate the cotton wick. The moveable reservoir should then be inverted and
filled with the best sperm oil, and replaced in the cistern. If 1 oz. of powdered
camphor is put into a pint of oil, and dissolved by a gentle heat, it will add
greatly to its brilliancy. The lamp may then be lighted, and the wick turned
up until an intensely bright light without any smoke is obtained. Before
using the lantern, the lenses should be taken out and wiped, so as to remove
any dust or moisture that might be on them; the lamp-glass must be also
cleaned previous to placing it on the lamp, and care should be taken that the
silver reflector is brightly polished.
The screen or medium upon which the picture is to be shown, may consist
either of a large linen sheet, or a white wall if the picture is to be shown on
the screen, or a fine semi-transparent muslin medium suitably prepared for the
purpose may be employed; in which case the picture is to be shown through
the screen.
The former is the most usual plan, but the latter possesses many advantages,
and is therefore preferable. When the semi-transparent muslin medium is
employed, the screen must be wetted with water, and kept in that state during
the exhibition : it should be suspended from a beam or frame placed at a con-
venient distance from the wall, the exhibitor being on one side of the screen,
and the spectators on the other. The lantern having been placed at a suitable
distance from the screen, say, from eight to twelve feet, according to the size
of the lenses, should it not throw a clear and bright disc of light on to the
screen or medium, it may be corrected by moving the lamp a little back or
forward, that is, a little nearer to or farther from the lenses. A clear and well-
defined disc cau by this means be obtained with facility by the most inexpe-
rienced person after a few trials, and when this has been satisfactorily effected,
a slide or 'picture may be put into the groove and “focussed” by carefully
moving in or out the brass “nose” or tube in front, until the picture is per-
employment of a rack and pinion motion, whereby the position of the lenses
may be instantly adjusted with great nicety.
A MICROSCOPE may be attached to these lanterns for the purpose of showing
Natural Objects as with the Gas Microscope, but of course with an inferior
light. Wings, sections of wood, ferns, parts of insects, &c., may be shown from
3 to 6 feet in diameter. Water insects, larvæ, &c., may be exhibited alive
when placed in the water-box supplied with the Microscope.
When the Oxycalcium Light is employed, this is a very beautiful and effi-
cient instrument; when used the front of the lantern carrying the small lenses
is to be removed, and the Microscope front fitted in its place. It will be found
necessary to draw the lamp back to get a clear disc of light, and when the
highest power is used, further back still. The sliders are inserted and focussed
in the same manner as the lantern sliders.
DISSOLVING VIEWS are exhibited by means of two lanterns, each of which
must be prepared in the manner already explained. The two lanterns are then
placed side by side on the top of the box, and are secured in their proper places
by clamp screws, so as to prevent them from shifting forward or backward.
Clear and well-defined discs of light having been obtained from each lantern,
the rack-work dissolving apparatus must be attached to the front of the box,
and the dissolving fans fixed on to the end of the rack bar, in such a manner
that one of the fans may obscure or obstruct the light from one lantern, while
the other fan allows the light from the other lantern to fall on to the screen. It is
necessary to make the discs from both lanterns coincide perfectly on the screen,
otherwise the illusion would be incomplete. Should the edge of one disc show
beyond the edge of the other, it may be corrected by moving one of the lanterns
slightly sideways, thereby causing it to turn on the clamp screws, until both
discs are perfectly coincident. The lenses having been “ focussed " in the way
28 Newton & Co., Opticians (l Globe Makers, 3, Fleet Street, London.
already explained, the apparatus will be ready for use. Pictures may be then
introduced into the slide grooves of both lanterns; but one only of the pictures
will be seen on the screen, the other of course being invisible, as it will be
hidden by the fan that stands in front of the aperture. When the first picture
has been exposed to view long enough, the exhibitor, from behind the lanterns,
must begin to turn the winch of the dissolving apparatus slowly, so as to obscure
or cut of the light from the first picture and bring forward the second. By
thus throwing some of the light from the second lantern on to the first picture,
the latter gradually becomes dim or indistinct, and dissolves away slowly; and
by continuing the operation, the second picture, by gradual and imperceptible
degrees, assumes the place of the first, and comes out on the screen in a clear
and distinct manner.
While the spectators are examining the second picture, the first may be
removed and another slide introduced in its place, and the dissolving opera-
tion repeated, and so on until all the views have been shown. Many beautiful
effects may be shown, such as falling snow in winter scenes, rainbows, light-
ning, and other atmospheric phenomena. For these purposes both lanterns
must be used together; one to show the view and the other the effects.
THE IDIPROVED OXYGEN LIGHT is produced by a jet of oxygen gas passing
through the flame of a spirit lamp, and impinging against a cylinder of lime.
The lamp used is one of the ordinary coustruction, but with a longer pipe, at
the end of which is the burner, holding a small tuft of cotton which will seldom
require renewing, as the flame does not consume it; about an inch from the
burner is an upright pin on which the lime cylinder is placed, the jet through
which the oxygen passes being exactly opposite to it. The gas is supplied
from a wedge-shaped India-rubber bag, placed between pressure boards, on
which is placed a weight of about 30lbs. ; the flexible tube whereby the gas-bag
is connected with the lantern, is provided with a stop-cock for regulating or
cutting off the supply of gas. The lamp, after being supplied with spirits, is to
be placed in the lantern and lighted, then attarh the flexible gas tube, and
gradually turn on the gas. If the jet of flame does not impiuge exactly on the
centre of the lime, it may readily be made to do so by turning up the cotton
wick with a piece of wire; it will then produce an intensely brilliant and daz-
zling light, scarcely inferior to the well-known Oxy-HYDROGEN LIGHT, at one
half the expense, and without the slightest danger.
The oxygen gas is made from a mixture of chlorate of potass and the black
oxide of manganese, in the proportion of two parts of the former to one part of
the latter. A considerable quantity of these ingredients well pulverized may
be kept ready mixed, and about 1 lbs. of the mixture will be sufficient to make
enough gas to fill the bag and to exhibit the Dissolving Views for two hours or
more, according to the economy with which the gas is used. The requisite
quantity of the ingredients to make the gas is placed in the retort, and the con-
nection between that and the purifier having been made, the retort may be
placed on any common fire, and after a short time the gas will begin to come
over, and bubble up in the purifier, which must previously be half filled with
water. The first bubbles which come over will consist principally of common
air; this must be allowed to pass off, but the presence of pure oxygen will be
easily ascertained by holding a piece of partly-ignited paper to the exit aper-
ture of the purifier, as the pure gas will, if a spark exists on the paper, imme-
diately cause it to burst into fame. The flexible tube should then be attached
to the exit aperture of the purifier, and the gas allowed to pass into the bag.
When the gas leaves off bubbling it the purifier it will at once be known that
the ingredients are exhausted; the retort should then be taken off the fire, and
when cool, all the residuum must be removed therefrom, by washing it with
cold water, care being taken that the retort is well cried before the next opera-
tion.
Messrs. NEWTON will be happy to give their customers any further instruction or
information regarding the apparatus manufactured by them, either by letter or by
practical demonstration, at their establishment, 3, Fleet street, Temple-bar, London.
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GEOGRAPHICAL WORKS.
Series of Atlases.
Philips' Family Atlas of Physical, General,
and Classical Geography, 56 Imperial 4to Maps; accompanied by Illustrative,
Letterpress, describing the Soil, Resources, and chief Natural Productions of
cach Country. New and Improved Edition, containing several new Plates,
and the whole of the Maps corrected and revised, embodying the latest dis-
coveries to the date of publication. With an entirely new Index, by W. Hughes,
F.R.G.S. The Maps beautifully printed in colours.
Handsomely bound in cloth, gilt edges, 35s.; 'or half-bound turkey
morocco, gilt edges, 42s.
LIST OF CONTENTS.
lyysical Maps.
Spain and Portugal
Italy
Physical Map of the World (No. 1) showing Turkey in Europe, and Greece
the Natural Divisions and Features of the
ASIA-General Map
Land and Water
Physical Map of the World (NO. 2) illustrating
Turkey in Asia
[canicasia
Russia in Asia, including Siberin and Traus-
the Climates of different Regions, with
Persia, with Afghanistan and Beloochistan
the Principal Hydrographic Basins of
India
either Continent
The Empires of China and Japan
Physical Map of the World (No. 3) illustrating
Australia and New Zealand
the Distributiou of Vegetable Life in dif.
New South Wales, Victoria, and the settled
ferent Regions, and as affected by Condi-
tions of Climate
East Indian Archipelago [of Polynesia
Physical Map of the British Islands
New Zealand, and the smaller Island-groups
AFRICA-General Map
Abyssinia
Intern Inps.
Egypt and Arabia Petra, with Nubia and
Northern & Southern Africa, including the Bar-
THE WORLD, in Hemispheres-Double Map
World, on Mercator's Projection-Double Map
bary States, with the Cape Colony & Natal
The British Empire at one View
AMERICA-North America
EUROPE-General Map
United States-- Double Map
The British Islands--(Political)
Canada, and the adjoining Provinces of British
England and Vales
North America
Scotland
Mexico and Yucatan
Ireland
The Vest Indies, and the States of Central
South America
France, in Provinces
[america
France, in Departments-Double Map
Belgium
Aurient Maps.
Holland
Prussia
Palestine
The former Kingdom of Poland
The World, as known to the Ancients
Sweden and Norway
The Roman Empire Western half
Denmark, with Iceland and Faroe Islands
The Roman Empire-Eastern balf
Russia in Europe
Greece, with the Islands of the Ægæan
Minor States of Germany
Austrian Empire
Diagram showing the comparative Heights of
Switzerland
Mountains and Lengths of Rivers
New Souths of South Australia sof Polynesia
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Philips' Imperial General Atlas,
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Comprising Forty-two Maps, constructed from the best Authorities, and in-
cluding the latest discoveries. Accompanied by a valuable Consulting Index.
Imperial folio, half-bound, cloth sides, and lettered, £1, lls. 6d.
Philips' Classical, Historical, and Scriptural
Atlas, illustrating the Ancient Classics, Historians, and Poets; a Series of
Forty-nine Maps, engraved in the best style, and forming a complete vade
mecum for the Classical Student, and an interesting book of reference to the
lover of General Literature. Complete in one large volume.
Imperial folio, half-bound turkey morocco, gilt edges, £3, 3s.
Philips' Library Atlas,
Comprising Forty-two Modern and Five Ancient Maps, illustrative of the Im
portant Events in Ancient History, engraved in the best style, and beautifully
printed in colours. Accompanied by a copious Consulting Index of upwards
of 20,000 Names of Places. New and Improved Edition. Edited by William
Hughes, F.R.G.S.
Imperial quarto, handsomely bound in cloth, gilt edges, 15s.
The same Work, with the Maps interleaved, and elegantly half-bound turkey,
morocco, cloth sides, gilt edges, 21s.
Philips' Popular Atlas of the World,
In a Series of Forty-two Imperial Quarto Maps, constructed from the most
recent Authorities. With a .copious Consulting Index, carefully compiled.
New and Improved Edition. Edited by W. Hughes, F.R.G.S. The Maps
printed in colours.
Imperial quarto, handsomely bound in cloth, 12s. 6d.
Philips' Cabinet Atlas,
In a Series of Thirty-four Imperial Quarto Maps, embracing the Principal
Countries of the World, constructed from the best Authorities, and beautifully
printed in colours. With a copious Consulting Index. New and Improved
Edition. Edited by W. Hughes, F.R.G.S.
Imperial quarto, handsomely bound in cloth, 10s. 6d.
Philips' Select Atlas,
Containing Twenty-four Imperial Quarto Maps, constructed from the best
Authorities, and beautifully printed in colours. Accompanied by a valuable
Consulting Index. New and Improved Edition. Edited by W. Hughes,
F.R.G.S.
Imperial quarto, handsomely bound in cloth, 7s. 6a.
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Philips' Comprehensive School Atlas
of Ancient and Modern Geography, comprising Thirty-five Modern and Five
Ancient Maps, constructed from the latest and best Authorities. The Maps
carefully printed in colours. Accompanied by a copious Consulting Index.
New and Improved Edition. Edited by W. Hughes, F.R.G.S.
Imperial 8vo, strongly bound in cloth, 10s. 6d.
Philips' Introductory School Atlas,
Comprising Eighteen Maps of the Principal Countries of the World, clearly
engraved and carefully printed in colours. With a Consulting Index. New
and Improved Edition. Edited by W. Hughes, F.R.G.S.
Imperial 8vo, bound in cloth, 5s.
Philips' Student's Atlas,
Comprising Eighteen Maps of Modern Geography, constructed from the most
recent Authorities. New and Improved Edition. The Maps printed in colours.
Imperial quarto, bound in cloth, 3s. 6d.
Philips' Young Scholar's Atlas,
Containing Twelve Maps of Modern Geography; intended as a First Class-
Book for Young Learners. New and Improved Edition. The Maps printed
in colours.
Imperial quarto, bound in cloth, 28. 6d.
Philips' Shilling Atlas,
Containing Nine Maps of Modern Geography.
Imperial quarto, illustrated cover, 1s.
Philips' Atlas for Beginners,
Comprising Twenty-four Maps, constructed and engraved by John Bartho-
lomew, Jun., F.R.G.S. New and Improved Edition. The Maps printed in
colours.
Crown quarto, bound in cloth, 28. 6d.
ņHIS Atlas contains all the Maps that are required by a Junior Class of Learners, and
may be used conjointly with any Elementary Book on Geography. It is, however,
more especially designed as a companion to Hughes's “Elementary Class-Book of Modem
Geography,” every name contained in which work will be found in the Maps composing
this Atlas.
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Philips' First School Atlas,
Containing Ten Maps, constructed by John Bartholomew, Jun., F.R.G.S.
Crown quarto, illustrated cover, 6d.
The same Work, with the Maps printed in Colours, 18.
Philips' National School Atlas,
Containing Ten Quarto Maps, drawn and engraved by John Bartholomew,
Jun., F.R.G.S..
Crown quarto, bound in cloth, Plain Maps, 8d. ; Coloured Maps, 1s. 2d.
Philips' Initiatory Atlas
For Young Learners, containing Twelve Maps, constructed from the best
Authorities, and clearly and accurately engraved.
Imperial 16mo, illustrated cover, Plain Maps, 3d. ; Coloured Maps, 6d.;
or handsomely bound in cloth, Coloured Maps, ls.
Philips' School Atlas of Physical Geo-
graphy; a series of beautifully engraved Maps and Plates, showing the
Geographical Distribution of Natural Phenomena, embracing the Divisions of
Geology, Hydrography, Meteorology, and Natural History.
Imperial 8vo, strongly bound in cloth, 10s. 6d.
This Atlas is intended as a companion volume to Hughes's “ Class-Book of Phy-
sical Geography.”
Philips' Historic Geographical Atlas
Of the Middle and Modern Ages; a Series of Maps and Plans, chronologically
arranged, delineating the Migrations of the German and Asiatic Nations, and
the Rise and Fall of all the States, Kingdoms, and Empires founded by them
in Europe, Western Asia, Northern Africa, and America, from the Fall of the
Western Roman Empire to the Abdication of Napoleon. With Special Maps
illustrative of English History.
Small folio, handsomely bound in cloth, 253.
The Training-School Atlas, by W. Hughes,
F.R.G.S. ; a Series of Maps, illustrating the Physical Geography of the great
Divisions of the Globe, with the British Islands and Palestine, on an enlarged
scale. New and Enlarged Édition.
Medium folio, neatly bound in cloth, 158.
THE Maps in this Atlas have been lengths of the rivers, and the extent to
1 constructed with the express object which they are navigable; the eleva-
of illustrating the natural features of tion of the lakes, &c., are all clearly
the different countries of the Globe. The distinguished; and sections are added
various mountain - ranges, with their to show the comparative elevation and
elevations; the table-lands, plains, depression of different parts of the
valleys, steppes, and marshes ; the land.
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ATLASES OF OUTLINE MAPS.
Philips' Atlas of Outline Maps,
Corresponding in size and scale with the Maps in the “Comprehensive School
Atlas;" for the Use of Schools and for Private Tuition. Size—13 inches by
11 inches. Printed on Drawing Paper.
Three Series, each containing Thirteen Maps, neatly bound in stiff cover, each 38.
Philips' Atlas of Blank Projections,
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and Longitude; intended for the Use of Students learning to construct Maps.
Size—13 inches by 11 inches. Printed on Drawing Paper.
Three Series, each"containing Thirteen Maps, neatly bound in stiff cover, each 3s.
· Contents of the Atlases of Outline Maps and Blank Projections.
FIRST SERIES.
Eastern Hemisphere-Western Hemisphere— EuropeEngland - Scotland
Ireland—France, in Departments-Asia-Australia and New Zealand—Africa-
North America South America–Palestine.
SECOND SERIES.
British Isles, Denmark, with Iceland-Russia in Europe, Minor States of
Germany-Austrian Empire—Switzerland-Spain and Portugal-Italy—Turkey in
Europe, and Greece-India-United States—Canada—The West Indies, and the
States of Central America.
THIRD SERIES.
Belgium-Holland-Prussia-Sweden and Norway—Turkey in Asia--Russia in
Asia—The Empires of China and Japan-New South Wales, Victoria, &c.—Egypt,
Arabia, Nubia, and Abyssinia—The World, as known to the Ancients—The Roman
Empire, Western half-The Roman Empire, Eastern half-Greece, with the Islands
of the Ægæan.
Hughes's Atlas of Outline Maps,
With the Physical Features clearly and accurately delineated; consisting of
Eastern Hemisphere-Western Hemisphere-Europe-Asia Africa—North
America--South America, Australia—The British Islands, England and
Wales-Palestine. Size-21 inches by 17 inches.
Medium folio, bound in cloth, 7s. 6d.
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Hughes's Atlas of Blank Projections,
Corresponding in size and scale with the “Outline Atlas.” These contain
only the parallels and meridians required for the purposes of Map Drawing.
The Atlas consists of the following Maps :-Eastern Hemisphere— Western
Hemisphere-Europe -- Asia Africa - North America South America-
Australia—The British Islands-England and Wales—Palestine. Size-21
inches by 17 inches.
Medium folio, bound in cloth, 7s.6d.
Philips' Outline Atlas for Beginners,
Corresponding in size and scale with the Maps in Philips' “Atlas for Begin-
ners.” Constructed by John Bartholomew, Jun.; F.R.G.S. Size-10 inches
by 8 inches. Printed on Drawing Paper.
Two Series, each containing Twelve Maps, stitched in neat cover, each 1s.
Philips' Atlas of Blank Projections for
Beginners, uniform in size and scale with the “ Outline Atlas.” Constructed
by John Bartholomew, Jun., F.R.G.S. Size210 inches by 8 inches. Printed
on Drawing Paper.
Two Series, each containing Twelve Maps, stitched in neat cover, each 1s.
Contents of the Outlines and Blank Projections for Beginners.
FIRST SERIES.
The World, in Hemispheres-Europe-Asia, Africa North America-South
AmericaEngland-Ireland-FranceHolland and Belgium-Palestine.
SECOND SERIES.
Prussia and Germany-Sweden, Norway, and Denmark-Russia-Austria-
Italy–Turkey in Europe, and Greece-Spain and Portugal, India and China
Australia New South Wales and Victoria-United States-Canada.
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Companion Text-Book to Philips' School-
room Map of Europe, with Examination Questions. By William Hughes,
F.R.G.S.
Foolscap 8vo, cloth, ls.
• THIS useful little volume is not a is to take the map, and after giving the
1 manual on geographical science, pupil a general idea of the continent, to
but that which its name implies, a com go into the details of the subject, and
panion to the Map of Europe." As Mr treat the climate, drainage, geological
Hughes truthfully observes, A good map formations, populations, &c., briefly but
is capable of becoming, in the hands of sufficiently. A series of well-put exami-
an intelligent master, an instrument for nation questions concludes the book,
teaching a great deal more than is com which may be safely recommended to
monly learned from it,' and this is, in those who are preparing for the ordeal of
our opinion, a very successful attempt to a civil service examination.”--Critic.
how how this may be done. The plan
Other Volumes of the Series are in preparation.
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Series of Educational Maps.
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Philips' Series of Large School-room Maps,
With the Physical Features boldly and distinctly delineated, and the Political
Boundaries carefully coloured. Constructed by William Hughes, F.R.G.S.
Size—5 feet 8 inches. by 4 feet 6 inches.
LIST OF THE MAPS.
1 The World, in Hemispheres
8 Australia and New Zealand
2 The World, on Mercator's Projection 9 British Islands
3 Europe
10 England and Wales
4 Asia
Il Scotland
5 Africa
12 Ireland
6 North America
13 Palestine:
ny South America
14 India
THE Publishers were led to undertake
1 this Series from a conviction of the
inadequacy of any of the like Maps
already extant to represent fairly the
Geographical knowledge of the present
day, and their consequent failure to sup-
ply the wants of the educational com-
munity.
A really good Map is a geographical
document of the highest value. Its quali-
ties as such cannot be too forcibly im-
pressed on the mind of Teacher and
Learner alike. It must be looked on,
not as a mere thing of lines and colours,
but as the embodiment of vital truths,
affecting the condition of mankind in all
ages. And it is only a really good Map
—one in which the great features of.
natural Geography are brought promi-
nently into view—that can justly be so
regarded. The truths that are taught
by the aid of such a Map, pointed out to
the comprehension of the learner as em-
bodied within it, and to be educed thence
by diligent and appreciative study, will
remain in after-life as landmarks in the
record of mental progress.
The Publishers of the present Series
are content to rest their claims to notice
upon their merits alone, and they invite
the attention of all persons interested in.
Education to the few particulars which
follow respecting the particular Maps
which it embraces.
1.—THE WORLD, IN HEMISPHERES.
Price, mounted on rollers and varnished, 168.
THIS Map comprehends, besides the water, with the direction of the great
1 customary Eastern and Western masses of high ground which form the
Hemisphere, smaller figures of the World frame-work of the entire physical geo-
as divided, 1st, into a Northern and graphy of the Globe.
Southern Hemisphere, and 2d, into
This Map is kept on hand in two dif-
hemispheres separated by the plane of ferent forms: in the one case, coloured
the rational horizon of London.
simply as a physical Map; in the other,
The main object of this Map, as the coloured according to the political boun-
first of the Series, is to show, clearly and daries of the different states. It may
adequately, the distribution of land and be obtained in either form.
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SERIES OF SCHOOL-ROOM MAPS-continued.
II.-THE WORLD, ON MERCATOR'S PROJECTION.
Frice, mounted on roller and varnished, 21s.
THIS Dap is calculated for a more ad its contents as a whole,) which severally
I vanced stage of the Learner's pro illustrate-
gress. It is more elaborate in detail, and
1 OCEAN CURRENTS AND DRAINAGE.
fuller in amount of information thań the
2 MOUNTAIN CHAINS, AND TRADE-WINDS.
preceding Map. While exhibiting with
3 ISOTHERMAL LIMES.
rigid fidelity the additions which the dis-
4 DISTRIBUTION OF RAIN.
coveries and observations of recent years The colouring of this Map illustratos-
have made to our stock of Geographical the political boundaries of the various
knowledge, it also supplies matter of a Countries. In completeness of charac-
higher order, calculated to illustrate the ter, combining, as it does, the ordinary
study of Physical Geography, now so truths of general Geography with a clear,
justly popular in our schools. This is bold, and effective representation of the
more especially accomplished by means Earth's natural features the Publishers
of four reduced Maps, (supplementary to feel confident that this Map is unequalled
the large Map, and forming a portion of l. by any work of a like description.
III.-EUROPE.
Price, mounted on roller and varnished, 16s.
Scale, six inches to five degrees.
AMAP of Europe offers little occasion especially sought, while omitting no place
A for special remark.
of real importance to the learner, to avoid
In the present Map, the limits between the common defect of over-crowding of
the great hydrographical basins of Europe names—an error fatal to the use of so
are carefully delineated - the lines of many works of the kind. The task of
water-shed which divide its different seas selection and compression, from among
being traced out.
the varied mass of his materials, is the
- In the case of this and other Maps of most difficult, and at the same time the
the series which represent the Conti most important, of the Map-maker's
nental divisions of the Globe, it has been l labours.
IV.-ASIA.
Price, mounted on roller and varnished, 16s.
Scale, five and a half inches to ten degrees.
THE Map of Asia represents a portion the explorations of recent travellers, and
1 of the Globe which the political and these materials are embodied-in so far
other events of the present day renders as the scale will allow of-on the present
of growing importance. The materials Map. The direction of the great mom-
for adequately delineating the interior of tain-ranges of the Asiatic continent is
the vast Asiatic continent are still far clearly shown, and (as indeed is the case
from complete, but they have received throughout the series) the altitudes of
accessions of high importance through the principal summits are marked..
V.-AFRICA,
Price, mounted on roller and varnished, 163,
Scale, six inches to ten degrees.
THIS Map presents many novel fea In the south, the course of the Zambesi
1 tures-novel, at least, in so far as
has been traced, and the route across the
the class of Maps hitherto placed within interior, from the shores of the Atlantic
the reach of popular schools is concerned. to those of the Indian Ocean, has been
The geography of the African continent accomplished in safety, by the enterprise
has undergone a striking change within a of Livingstone. Towards the eastern
recent period, owing to the determined coast, the great interior lakes have as-
labours of such men as Barth and Living suned a definite place and shape at the
stone, or as Burton and Speke. The great hands of Burton and Speke. The data sup-
desert of the north has been crossed and plied by such labours have been used, with
re-crossed in various directions, the basin numerous other materials of less import-
of Lake Chad explored, and the distant ance, in the effort to give a high order of
city of Timbuctoo visited, by Dr Barth. geographical value to the present Map.
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SERIES OF SCHOOL-ROOM MAPS--continued.
VI.-NORTH AMERICA.
Price, mounted on roller and varnished, 168,
Scale, seven and a half inches to ten degrees.
THIS Map shows the vast accession to is only since the gold-fields of California
I our knowledge of the northerly re have drawn population to the western
gions of the New World, consequent on side of that continent that the true place
the numerous expeditions of Arctic search of the Rocky Mountains in the physical
during the last fifteen years. It also il conformation of the New World has
lustrates the spread of colonisation in been appreciated. The extensive series
connexion with commercial enterprise, as of plateaus and mountain-chains which
developed in the formation of two new pro intervene, between that great range and
vinces British Columbia andVancouver's the waters of the Pacific are now within
Island-upon the shores of the Pacific,
the reach of the Map-maker's skill, and
Until within a recent period, ou ideas the present Map will be found to embody
of the physical geography of North these and like truths of recent geogra-
America were lamentably defective. It phical research.
VII.-SOUTH AMERICA,
Price, mounted on roller and varnished, 168.
Scale, same as Map of North America.
SOUTH America has been the chosen works, the great mountain-chains of the
W ground of physical research, from Andes, as well as the vast river-systems
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larger share of notice. Together with Timor westward to Sumatra, and north-
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cannot be taught without reference to to past ages that the Holy Land com-
that of Syria, of which the Holy Land mands, and to the latest times will con-
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The change that has taken place in the tional series...
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Sheet.
(Tho World, as peopled by the descendants 15—Asia Minor, according to D'Anville
of Noah
16—Tho Expedition of Cyrus the Younger,
Geography of the Primitive Greeks
and the Retreat of the 10,000
Geograplay of the Hebrews, illustrative of 17--Ancient Italy, according to D'Anville,
tho Mosaic Writings
[dotus
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(The World, as known at the time of Hero-
18-The Expedition of Hannibal over the.
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Alps, with Plans
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The Geographical System of Strabo
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af Ancient Egypt, according to D'Anvillo
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Ancient Palestine
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Travels of the Early Patriarchs, Canaan,
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and Plan of Jerusalem
ricum, Dacia, and Masia
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The Roman Provinces of Vindelicia, Ruæ-
tus and Diodorus Siculus
c tia, and Noricum
Empire of Nious and Semiramis, accord-
25-The Countries visited by the Apostles,
l ing to Ctesias
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A.D. 370
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Darius
rians in the Sixth Century
8 Empire of the Medes
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Ancient Greece, illustrating the Expedi-
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tion of Xerxes
30—Turkey in Europe (Southern Part), con-
I-Ancient Greece, according to D'Anville
taining Græcia, Macedonia, Thracia,
10-The Travels of Anacharsis, with Plans of
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Battles
32–England ruder the Saxons
(The Kingdom of Macedon, at the time of 33—Map to illustrate the Crusades
Philip, son of amyutas
34-Eslem, or the Countries subdued by Ma-
11 m
The Partition of the Conquests of Alex-
bomet
ander the Great
35_Empire of Charlemagne
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Europe in the Ninth Century
and the Voyage of Nearchus
Europe in the Eleventh Century
13—Empire of the Parthians
36 Europe at the time of Charles V.
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| Europe in 1789, at the commenceinent of
besieged by the Athenians
the French Revolution
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Superior edition, half-boand morocco, gilt edges, £3, 38.
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Philips' New Map of the United States,
Including part of British America, Mexico, Yucatan, and the West Indies,
and exhibiting the country from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and from 54°
North Latitude to the Bay of Honduras, including the British Colony of
Belize. In Four Sheets; size-4 feet 6 inches by 3 feet 2 inches.
On rollers and varnished, 30s. In case, 218.
Philips' New Map of Mexico and Central
America, from recent surveys. Size—22 inches by 28 inches.
On sheet, coloured, 2s. 6d. On rollers and varnished, 58.
Philips' New Map of the West Indies,
Compiled from authentic sources. Size-22 inches by 28 inches.
On sheet, coloured, 28. 6d. On rollers and varnished, 58.
Philips Authentic Map of British Columbia
and Vancouver's Island, with the Frazer River Gold Fields. Constructed
and engraved by J. Bartholomew, Jun., F.R.G.S. Size-14 inches by 17}
inches.
Folded in case, 18.
Philips' Map of South America.
Size-54 inches by 68 inches.
Mounted on rollers and varnished, 21s.
Philips' New Map of South America.
Size--40 inches by 28 inches.
On rollers and varnished, 15s. In case, 10s. 6d.
BRITISH ISLES.
Cooper's New Map of the British Isles,
Compiled from Government Surveys ańd other Authentic Documents, showing
the Cities, Borough and Market Towns, the principal Villages, Railways, Mail
and Turnpike Roads, with the Navigable Rivers and Canals. Size—6 feet by
5 feet.
Mounted on mahogany rollers and varnished, £2, 12s. 6d.
Philips' Map of the British Isles.
Size-54 inches by 68 inches.
Mounted on rollers and varnished, £1, 10s.
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Philips' Geological Map of the British
Isles. By William Hughes, F.R.G.S. Carefully coloured. Size -- 54 inches
by 68 inches.
Mounted on rollers and varnished, £2, 2s.
Hughes's Geological Map of the British
Isles. Size-22 inches by 17 inches.
On sheet, 38.6d. On rollers and varnished, 45. 6d.
ENGLAND AND WALES.
Philips' Commercial and Industrial Map of
England, Wales, and part of Scotland, showing the Lines of Railway, the
Seats of the principal Manufactures, and the Districts of Mines and Minerals;
distinguishing Canals and Navigable Rivers, tracing the Tracks of Foreign
and 'Coasting Steam Vessels, and marking the position of Lighthouses, &c.
Constructed from the most Authentic Sources. Revised and corrected by
William Hughes, F.R.G.S. Engraved by Messi's W. and A. K. Johnston,
Edinburgh. Size—6 feet by 4 feet 9 inches.
Mounted on rollers and varnished, or in handsome morocco case for the
Library, £2, 12s. 6d.
Philips' Map of England and Wales,
With all the Railways, Turnpike Roads, Canals, &c. Size—40 inches by 28
inches.
On rollers and varnished, 12s.6d. In case, 5s.
Philips' Map of England and Wales,
Showing the Lines of Railway, with all the Stations accurately laid down, the
Tracks of Steam Vessels, with Distances from Port to Port, &c. Size-33
inches by 26 inches.
Mounted on rollers and varnished, 7s, 6d. In case, 3s, 6d.
Philips' Map of England and Wales,
With the Railways. Every Railway Station is laid down, and the Map con-
tains a much greater amount of information than any other publication of the
same size. Size 22 inches by 28 inches.
: On sheet, coloured, 18.
On rollers and varnished, 3s. 6d. In case, 2s. 6d.
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SCOTLAND.
Philips' Map of Scotland,
With Distances from Edinburgh, and from Port to Port; showing also the
Railways and Post Roads, Canals, Navigable Rivers, &c. Size-33 inches by
28 inches.
Mounted on rollers and varnished, 7s.6d. In case, 3s. 6d.
Philips' Map of Scotland, with the Rail-
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. .. On sheet, carefully coloured, 1s.
On rollers and varnished, 38, 6d. In case, 2s. 6d.
IRELAND
Philips' Map of Ireland,
Constructed from the best Authorities, showing the Lines of Railway, the Dis-
tances from Dublin, and from Port to Port, tracing the Tracks of Steam Ves-
sels to the principal Ports of England, Scotland, &c.
Mounted on rollers and varnished, 7s, 6d. In case, 3s. 6d.
Philips' Map of Ireland, and its Railways.
Every Railway Station is accurately laid down, also the principal Post Roads.
Size—22 inches by 28 inches.
On sheet, carefully coloured, 1s.
Onārollers and varnished, 3s. 6d. In case, 2s. 6d.
LIVERPOOL.
Philips' Plan of the Town and Port of
Liverpool, from actual survey. Size-8 feet 6 inches by 4 feet 6 inches. In
Three Sheets.
Mounted on rollers and varnished, or in case, £3, 3s.
The Sheets may be had separately, 15s. each.
Philips' Plan of Liverpool and the Cheshire
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43 inches by 34 inches.
On rollers and varnished, 15s. In case, 10s. 6d.
Philips' Plan of the Town and Port of
Liverpool, with Birkenhead and the adjoining Cheshire Coast. Drawn and
engraved by J. Bartholomew, Jun., F.R.G.S. Size-30 inches by 26 inches.
On sheet, plain, 2s. 6d.; coloured, 3s. 6d.
In case for the pocket, plain, 3s. 6d.; coloured, 4s. 6d.
On black rollers and varnished, 7s. 6d.; mahogany rollers ditto, 8s. 6d.
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Philips' Plan of Liverpool and Birkenhead,
With the adjoining Cheshire Coast. Drawn and Engraved by J. Bartholomew,
Jun., F.R.G.S. Size-20 inches by 25 inches.
On sheet, coloured, 1s.
Folded in case, plain, 1s.; coloured, 1s. 6d.
Mounted in cloth case, plain, 2s.; coloured, 28. 6d.
Mounted on rollers and varnished, 5s.
Maps and Guides for Tourists.
Philips' Tourist's Companion to the Coun-
ties of Scotland; a Series of Twenty-seven Maps, forming a Pocket Atlas and
Guide for the Angler, Sportsman, and Traveller. The Maps are clearly and
distinctly engraved, and show the Roads, Railways, Villages, Parishes, Country
Seats, Rivers and Lakes, Places of Interest to the Tourist, &c. Accompanied
by a Popular Description of the Scenery, Statistics, and Antiquities of the
Counties, by William Rhind, Esq.; and a General Map of Scotland. The
Maps beautifully printed in colours.
Small 8vo, neatly bound in cloth, 53.
The samie Work, with the Maps plain, 3s. 6d.
Philips' Pocket Atlas of the Counties of
Scotland; a Series of Twenty-seven Maps, showing the Roads, Railways,
Country Seats, Parishes, Rivers and Lakes, &c. &c., and accompanied by a
General Map of Scotland; forming a cheap and portable Guide for the Tourist
or Traveller.
Small 8vo, neatly bound in cloth, 2s. 6d.
Philips' Series of County Maps of England
and Wales, reduced from the Ordnance Survey, with all the Railways to date
of publication. Drawn and engraved by John Bartholomew, Jun., F.R.G.S.
Size—15 inches by 20 inches.
On sheet, coloured, or folded in case, 1s.
Mounted on linen and in cloth case, 2s.
List of the Maps.
Lancashire
Middlesex
Cheshire
Surrey
Staffordshira
Rent
North Wales
Essex
Other Maps of the Series in preparation.
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Philips' Maps of the Counties of Scotland,
In neat cloth case for the pocket, (size of case 4 inches by 3 inches,) with
Illustrative Letterpress, descriptive of the Scenery, Statistics, and Antiquities
of the County. Each 6d.
I Aberdeen
2 Argyle
3 Ayr and Bute
..4 Banff
5 Berwick
6 Caithness
7 Dumfries
8 Edinburgh
9 Elgin and Nairn
10 Fife and Kinross
LIST OT TIE MAPS.
11 Torfar
12 Haddington
13 Inverness
14 Kincardine
15 Kirkcudbright
16 Lanark
17 Linlithgow
18 Orkney, Shetland, and
Western Islands
19 Peebles
20 Perth
21 Renfrew
22 Ross and Cromarty
29 Roxburgh
24 Selkirk
25 Sutherland
26 Stirling, Dumbarton, and
Clacknangan
27 Wigton
Philips' Tourist's Map of England and
Wales, with the Railways, Turnpike Roads, Canals, &c. Size—40 inches by
28 inches.
Mounted on cloth and in case, 5s,
Philips' Travelling Map of England and
Wales, showing the Lines of Railway, the Tracks of Steamers, Distances
from Port to Port; &c.
In neat cloth case, 38. 6d.
Philips' Travelling Map of Scotland,
.
Uniform in style and size with England.
In neat cloth case, 3s. 6d.
Philips' Travelling Map of Ireland,
Uniform in style and size with England and Scotland.
In neat cloth case, 3s. 6d.
Philips' Tourist's Map of North Wales,
Reduced from the Ordnance Survey. Drawn and engraved by J. Bartholo-
mew, Jun., F.R.G.S. Size—14 inches by 171 inches.
Folded in case, 1s. Mounted on cloth and in case, 2:.
Philips' Tourist's Map of the Isle of Man,
Drawn from actual surrey.
Mo'inted on cloth and in case, is.
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Educational Works.
A Class-Book of Modern Geography,
With Examination Questions, by William. Hughes, F.R.G.S., Professor of
Geography in Queen's College, London.
Foolscap 8vo, strongly bound in cloth, 3s. 6d.
Philips « Comprehensive School Atlas” is designed as a companion to this Geo-
graphy, and contains all the information necessary for the business of the Class-room.
An Elementary Class-Book of Modern
Geography, by William Hughes, F.R.G.S.
Foolscap 8vo, bound in cloth, 1s. 6d.
This Geography contains all the information required by a Junior Class of
Learners, and is especially designed as a companion to Philips' " Atlas for Beginners.”
A Class-Book of Physical Geography, for
School and Family use, by William Hughes, F.R.G.S.
Foolscap 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d.
Boardman's Historical Geography,
For the use of Pupil Teachers, Students in Training Colleges, and Teachers
and Schools generally. By A. Boardman, C.M. New Edition, revised and
enlarged.
Foolscap 8vo, bound in cloth, 1s. 6d.
5. What shall I Teach next?”
A Series of Subjects for Lessons in Religious Knowledge, Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, and Dictation, for Four Years, progressively
arranged in Daily Portions, and adapted for Public or Private Tuition. By
W. C. Sparrow, C.M.
Crown 8vo, cloth, 1s. 6d.
Philips' Elementary Geography of Europe,
with a Map. From Philips' " Elementary Class-Book of Geography." By W.
Hughes, F.R.G.S.
an Imperial 32mo, neat cover, 2d.
Philips' Elementary Geography of Eng-
land and Wales, with a Map. From Philips - Class-Book of Geography." By
W. Hughes, F.R.G.S.
Imperial 32mo, neat cover, 22.
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HISTORICAL CHARTS.
The Chart of Ancient History,
By the Rev. Henry Linton, M.A., containing the Patriarchal Line before the
Flood—the Three Great Families of the Human Race after the Flood-from
Japheth, occupying Europe—from Shem, occupying part of Asia——from Ham,
in Canaan and Africa - the Rise of the Great Monarchies of the early World-
the Egyptian—the Assyrian-which can be traced side by side with the His-
tory of Israel, and thus Parallel Events ascertained at a glance—the fall of
these earlier empires and their supersession by the Four Great Beasts of Daniel,
the Universal Empires of the World, which are seen rising—the Chaldæan,
606 B.C., under Nebuchadnezzar-the Persian, 536 B.C., under Cyrus—the Gre-
cian, 336 B.C., under Alexander the Great-and the Roman, 30 B.C., under
Cæsar.-In the West or European half of the Chart, the Kingdoms of Greece
and Rome are seen rising and gradually acquiring power until they arrive at
their full development and become Empires.
On sheet, coloured, 5s.
Mounted on rollers and varnished, 10s. 6d. In cloth case, 8s. 6d.
Descriptive Key to Chart of Ancient History, 6d.
The Chart.of Modern History,
the Roman, when at its greatest height and overspreading the world—the Fall
of this Empire in the fifth century, and the rise, instead of it, of the kingdoms
of the Western World—in the East, the Parthian Power and China are seen
independent of Rome, followed (the former) by the Saracenic Empire under
Mohammed, 622 A.D.—by the Turkish Dynasties of Seljuk and Othman, which
finally destroy the Eastern Roman Empire and settle in Constantinople, 1453,
and become thereby the successors of the Eastern Empire.
On sheet, coloured, 5s.
Mounted on rollers and varnished, 10s. 6d. In cloth case, 8s. 68.
Descriptive Key to Chart of Modern History, Gd.
THE advantages presented to the pub-
1 lic by these Charts, which have been
carefully lithographed and coloured, so
'as to represent to the eye the principal
events of history, are in some respects
peculiar to themselves. In “ Streams of
Time" are found all the kingdoms of the
world, the smaller as well the greater
and most important; and from the large
number of the former which are in-
beginning to its close; and 2d, To present
to him, in parallel scrolls, the contempo-
rary events of the other leading king-
doms. In order to effect both these ob-
jects, many unimportant kingdoms have
been omitted, and only the principal pa-
tions presented; and these being coloured,
enable the student, almost at a glance, to
recognise the same nations wherever they
may appear.
The results of this plan, it is hoped,
will appear especially among the young,
who, while gaining an accurate knowledge
of the histories of Greece and Rome, have
frequently been found ignorant of the
most important events in the earlier or
middle ages of our own country's history,
and almost always unacquainted with the
events of Eastern History..
lost, and only a confusing variety of
.streams crossing and recrossing is pre-
sented to the eye.
In the Charts now published a differ-
ent plan has been adopted.
The object in their construction has
been twofold—1st, To enable the student
· to follow out any one history from its
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SCHOOL COPY BOOKS,
WITH ENGRAVED HEAD LINES,
ARRANGED AND WRITTEN BY
ALEXANDER STEWART, TEACHER OF WRITING.
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ditto.
Post 4to edition,
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ditto,
ditto,
Fast and Large Post õrries.
Faulstap gerirs.
1 INITIATORY EXERCISES.
1 INITIATORY EXERCISES.
2 ALPHABET IN PROGRESSIVE ORDER.
ALPHABET IN PROGRESSIVE ORDER.
3 SHORT WORDS.
3 SHORT WORDS.
4 LARGE HAND.
4 LARGE HAND. -
45 TEXT HANDS.
5 LARGE AND ROUND HANDS.
5 LARGE AND ROUND HAND.
6. ROUND HAND.
6 ROUND HAND.
7 INTRODUCTION TO SMALL HAND.
7 INTRODUCTION TO SMALL HAND.
75 INTRODUCTORY BOOK — LARGE,
8 ROUND AND SMALL HANDS.
ROUND, AND SMALL HANDS.
9 SMALL HAND.
S ROUND AND SMALL HANDS..
9 SMALL HAND.
10 LARGE, ROUND, AND SMALL HANDS.
10 LARGE, ROUND, AND SMALL HANDS.
11 LADIES' SMALL HAND.
10 LARGE, TEXT, ROUND, AND SMALL
12 SET OF COMMERCIAL SENTENCES.
11 LADIES' SMALL HAND. HANDS.
13 TEXT HAND.
12 COMMERCIAL SMALL HAND.
13 FIGURES.
14 LARGE, TEXT, ROUND, AND SMALL
14 INTRODUCTORY BOOK FOR GIRLS.
HANDS.
15 LADIES'ANGULAR HAND-FIRSTBOOK
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The several departments of Writing, Engraving, and Printing, have been executed in
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The Publishers have also kept in view the necessity of combining cheapness in price
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as that. charged for the inferior description hitherto sold.
Philips' Series of Copy Slips,
Arranged and written by Alexander Stewart. Printed on fine Cream
Wove Paper. Each 4d.
1 SHORT WORDS.
4 INTRODUCTION TO SMALL HAND. -
2 LARGE HAND,
5 SMALL HAND.
3 ROUND HAND.
T 6 LADIES' SMALL HAND.
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Drawing Books:
Child's (George) Little Sketch Book ;
A course of very easy Lessons in Landscapes, Figures, &c.
Two vols., oblong, cloth, 2s. 6d. each.
May be had also in separate Parts, 6d. each.
Child's (George) Elementary Drawing
JL.
Ski a Series of easy ne voli, oblong, cloth, ts, éd. each
Book; a Series of easy Progressive Lessons for Young Beginners.
May be had also in separate Parts, 6d. each.
Child's (George) Drawing Book of Figures;
Li
Sketches from Life at Home and Abroad.
One vol., oblong, cloth, 5s.
May be had also in separate Parts, 9d. each.
Child's (George) Drawing Book of Objects;
nearly 500 Subjects from Still Life, for Young Pupils.
One vol., oblong, cloth, 5s.
May be had also in separate Parts, 9d, each.
Jullien's Studies of Heads,
Selected from Paintings of eminent Masters, or drawn from Nature. Litho-
graphed by Fairland.
One vol., oblong, cloth, 7s. 6d. ,
May be had also in separate Parts, 1s. each.
Jullien's Studies of the Human Figure,
Drawn front Nature.
One vol., oblong, cloth, Ys. 6d.
. May be had also in separate Parts, 1s. each.
Worsley's Little Drawing Book ;
Very easy Studies in Landscapes, Houses, Shipping, &c.
Two vols., oblong, cloth, 23. 6d. each.
May be had also in separate Parts, 6d. each.
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Standard Works,
ADAPTED FOR PRESENTS AND SCHOOL PRIZES.
dy
Æsop's Fables.
Fine edition, super royal 18mo, cloth gilt, gilt edges, 2s. 6d.
The same Work, 18mo, cloth, gilt back, 1s. 6d. ; 24mo, cloth, lettered, 1s.
Evenings at Home. By Dr Aikin and
Mrs Barbauld.
Fine edition, super royal 18mo, cloth gilt, gilt edges, 2g. ed.
. The same Work, 18mo, cloth, gilt back, Is. 6d. ; 24mo, cloth, lettered, 1s.
:
Goldsmith's Vicar of Wakefield, Poems,
and Essays, with Life of the Author.
Fine edition, super royal 18mo, cloth gilt, gilt edges, 2s. 6d.
The same Work, 18mo, cloth, gilt back, 1s. 6d. ; 24mo, cloth, lettered, 1s.
Gems from the Spectator.
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The same Work, 18mo, cloth, gilt back, 1s. 6d.; 24mo, cloth, lettered, 1s.
Poems, by Robert Burns.
Fine edition, super royal 18mo, cloth gilt, gilt edges, 28. 6d.
The same Work, 18mo, cloth, gilt back, 1s. 6d.; 24mo, cloth, lettered, 1s.
Robinson Crusoe. By Daniel Defoe.
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The same Work, 18mo, clóth, gilt back, 1s. 6d. ; 24mo, cloth, lettered, 1s.
Sandford and Merton. By Thomas Day.
Fine edition, super royal 18mo, cloth gilt, gilt edges, 2s. 6d.
The same Work, 18mo, cloth, gilt back, 18. 6d. ; 24mo, cloth, lettered, 1s.
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Miscellaneous Publications.
AUSTRALIA—The Emigrant's Guide to
Australia, containing full particulars of the Gold Fields, the Government
Regulations for Gold Seeking, &c.
Crown 8vo, stiff cover, 15.
AMERICA — The Traveller's Hand-book
through the United States of America, containing a description of the States,
Cities, Towns, Villages, Watering Places, Colleges, &c.; with the Railroad,
Stage, and Steam-boat Routes, Distances from Place to Place, and the Fares.
on the great Travelling Routes. By J. Calvin Smith.
Demy 18mo, cloth limp, 2s, 6d.
Christian's Daily Portion ;
Or, A Text of Scripture, a Brief Remark, and a Verse of a Hymn, for every
day in the Year; with a Plan for Reading the Bible through in a Year.
Royal 32mo, fancy cloth, 1s.
Cochrane's Manual of Family and Private
Devotion, consisting of Prayers, Original and Selected. By Rev. James Coch-
rane, A.M. With Preface by the late Rev. Dr Chalmers.
Crown 8vo, antique cloth, 58.
Dana's. Seamen's Friend,
Containing a Treatise on Practical Seamanship, with Plates; a Dictionary of
Nautical Terms; the Laws relating to the Practical Duties of Master and
Seamen. A new edition, edited and adapted to the British Mercantile Service
by James Lees, Author of " Laws of Shipping and Insurance."
Crown 8vo, cloth, 5s.
Dayspring, (The)
A Series of Original Meditations on Passages of Holy Scripture for every
Morning in the Year, for the Use of Young Persons. By Three Hundred
Ministers of the Gospel. Edited by Orlando T, Dobbin, LL.D.
Small 8vo, cloth elegant, 5s.; antique worocco, 10s. 6d.
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Forbes' (Captain R. C.) New and Concise
Methods of Finding the Latitude by the Reduction of the Meridian; the Lati-
tude and Time, by Double and Equal Altitudes; also, the Time when the
Sun's Lower Limb is on the Horizon.
Royal 8vo, sewed, 1s.; cloth, 1s. 6d.
Freighter's Guide and Corn Merchant's
Assistant; with Tables of First and Second Class Goods, on a Decimal Scale;
also, of the Lumber Trade, accompanied by Rules, Examples, and Demonstra-
tions. With a New Set of Tables of Proportionate Rates of Freight, by In-
spection, forming, at once, a Ready Reckoner and Pocket Companion; together
with an extensive Miscellany of Compendious Rules on the various and most
intricate subjects connected with the Trade. By George Harrison Fourth
Edition.
Foolscap 8vo, cloth, 5s.
Griffiths' Treatise on Marine and Naval
Griffiths, Marine and Naval Architect. Illustrated with upwards of Fifty
Plates.
Royal quarto, cloth, £1, 11s. 6d.
Gerstäcker-Tales of the Desert and the
Bush. By Frederick Gerstäcker, Author of "Wild Sports in the Far West,"
&c. Illustrated.
Small 8vo, cloth gilt, 3s. 60.
Hand-book of the Laws of Storms,
Being a Digest of the principal Facts of Revolving Storms, for the use of
Commanders in her Majesty's Navy and the Mercantile Marine; illustrated
with numerous Woodcuts. By William Radcliffe Birt, Author of the “ Hurri-
cane Guides,” &c. &c.
Demy 8vo, cloth, 5s.
Lees' Laws of Shipping and Insurance,
With a copious Appendix, containing the existing Statutes, Custom-house and
Pilots' Regulations, Forms of Deeds and Writs, and adapted to the present
Mercantile Marine Law. By James Lees, Author of " A Manual for Shipmas-
ters.” Seventh edition.
Crown 8vo, cloth, 10s. 6d.
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Lees' Manual for Shipmasters,
In a Series of Letters addressed to them on their Qualifications, Duties,
Powers, Responsibilities, &c., arising from the different situations in which
they may be placed during the course of a voyage. A new edition, greatly
enlarged and improved, and adapted to the present state of the British Mer-
cantile Marine Law. By James Lees, Author of " The Laws of Shipping and
Insurance," &c.
Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s.
Lees' Practical Digest of the Merchant
Shipping Act, 1854, 17 and 18 V., c. 104,“ An Act to amend and consolidate
the Laws relating to Merchant Shipping," methodically arranged; with a full
Table of Contents, and a Table of the Repealed Acts. By James Lees, Author
of“ The Laws of Shipping and Insurance," " The Manual for Shipmasters,” &c.
Crown 8vo, sewed, 2s. 6d. ; cloth, 3s.
With the as the Customs Acos, Author
Lees' Laws of the Customs,
With the Tariff, or Customs Table and Customs Forms; with an Appendix
containing the Customs Acts, and the Rules and Orders of the Commissioners
of Customs. By James Lees, Author of "The Laws of Shipping," &c.
Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s."
Longfellow's Complete Poetical Works,
With Portrait engraved on Steel, and eight beautiful Illustrations on Wood.
Imperial 16mo, cloth elegant, gilt edges, 75. 6d.; morocco antique, 12s. 6d.
Longfellow's Complete Poetical Works,
With Portrait and eight Illustrations.
Royal 18mo, cloth gilt, gilt edges, 5s.; morocco antique, 10s.'
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MAURY~The Physical Geography of the
Sea. By M. F. Maury, LL.D. New édition, with Addenda and numerous
Illustrative Charts and Woodcuts.
Crown 8vo, cloth, 5s.
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Philips' Artist's Assistant,
A Series of Proportioned Letters in various styles, for the use of Architects,
Engravers, Painters, Sculptors, &c.
Royal oblong 8vo, 1s. 60.
Selections from the British Poets,
Chronologically arranged, from Chaucer to the present time.
Two vols., foolscap 8vo, cloth elegant, gilt edges, 2s. 6d. each.
Sold separately. .
Seaman's Medical Guide, (The)
In Preserving the Health of a Ship's Crew: containing Plain Directions for
the use of the Medicines in the Cure of Diseases, &c., with full Instructions for
the Treatment of Fractures and Dislocations, Illustrated by numerous Engrav-
ings: the best Method of Restoring Suspended Animation from Drowning;
&c., with a complete Index of Contents; comprising also the Admiralty Scale
of Medicines. Seventh edition.
Foolscap 8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d.
Seaman's Medical Companion to the Go-
vernment Medicine-Chest, containing Directions for the use of the Medicines,
with full Instructions for the Treatment of Diseases and Accidents, &c.; with
the Admiralty Scale of Medicines. Sixth edition.
Demy 18mo, stiff cover, 1s.
Small's Veterinary Tablet,
Being a concise Account of the Diseases of Horses, Cattle, and Dogs, with their
Cause, Symptoms, and Cure; to which are added numerous valuable Recipes.
Mounted on cloth and in case, 2s. 6d.
Speed's Tables for ascertaining the Weight
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HEAD.-1. Tête. 2. Source. 3. Écume. 4. Chapitre. 5. Pomme. 6. Hure.
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7. The head of the bed.
7. La chevet du lit.
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9. How many head of game ?
9. Combien de pièces de gibier ?
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10. C'est le chef de son parti.
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the arrows.
les flèches.
. 2. Her cap was literally covered with 12. Son bonnet était absolument couvert
bows.
de nouds de ruban.
3. The violin is of no use to me without 1 3. Le violon ne me sert de rien sans
a bow.
l'archet.
TO CALL.--1. Appeler. 2. Nommer. 3. Passer. 4. Traiter de.
5. S'arrêter.
1. Have the goodness to call the servants. 1 1. Ayez la bonté d'appeler les domestiques.
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Lamartine-L'Ermite de la Chaussée d'Antin-Marmontel--Mercier-Pommier-Pouque-
villem-Jacques Raphael--Le Comte J. de Rességuier-X. B. Saintine-Saint-Lambert-
Bernardin de Saint-Pierre-Le Comte de Ségura-Thiers--Thierry--Vermond-Viennet
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LETTRES.
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Screw Line of Battle Ship. A Sectional View, showing the
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60
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19 TIDAL CHART OF THE WORLD, & BOTANICAL MAP of the distribution of Plants.
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22. VARIETIES OF MANKIND; showing their characteristic features, &c.
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42. GEOLOGICAL MAP OF IRELAND; with views of Giant's Causeway, &c.
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The Series of Twelve enclosed in an elegant Portfolio without extra charge.
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LIST OF DRAWING MATERIALS
WATER COLOURS.
WATER COLOUR PAINTING has of late years attracted so much attention, as to
become one of the most important branches of the Fine Arts in this country.
Such great advances of the British Artists in this mode of painting has necessitated
corresponding activity on the part of the preparers of Water Colours.
Messrs. ROWNEY & Co. hayo great pleasure in calling the public attention to
their Water Colours in Cake, the brilliancy and permanency of which are not to
be surpassed by those of any other manufacturer.
MOIST WATER COLOURS.
For the sake of greater freedom and effect, this mode of preparing Water
Colou's possesses many advantages, more especially for sketching from nature,
from their facility in washing upon a slight application of a wet brush, and from
the depth of tone which may be produced with them. Those manufactured by
Messrs. R. & Co. will be found free from the objeotions made to the moist colours
generally, as they are not liable to harden in the pan, nor to ferment from the
presence of sapcharine matter (none being employed in their preparation), and they
will dry perfectly on the papor, even when laid on with a thick body. A further
improvement has been made by Messrs. R. & Co. in preparing the
MOIST WATER COLOURS IN TUBE,
The mode of preparing these Colours renders them a most valuable improve-
ment over all others. By this method the Colours are always fit for use, and may
be pressed out of the tube in a body, while they possess greater brilliancy and
depth than any others. The troublesome process of rubbing the Colour on the
palette is avoided. No waste is incurred by breaking, as in the cake. They will
keep any length of time without drying up or spoiling, as.do most preparations of
Moist Colours; and the very general practice which prevails of mixing the tints
with the brush on the Colours themselves, and which so much deteriorates from their
purity and brilliancy, is rendered impossible by the Colours being kept separate,
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The increased taste manifested in the Fine Arts, and the general adoption of
drawing as a branch of education, has induced Messrs. R. & Co. to manufacture
smaller cakes of Colour at a low price, but of the finest quality, in order to bring
them within the means of pupils and students who might otherwise be compelled
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AZURE BLUE.
COBALT BLUE
FRENCH ULTRAMARINE
LEMON YELLOW .
VIOLET CARMINE
BLACK LEAD..
BROWN MADDE
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CHINESE WHITE.
CRIMSON LAKE
INDIAN LAKE
INDIAN YELLOW
MARS YELLOW
PURPLE LAKE
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PERMANENT WHITE
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BURNT UMBER :
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CHROME, (Deep ORANGE)
CHROME, (ORANGE)
CHROME YEL., (MIDDLE)
CHROME, (LEMON)
DRAGON'S BLOOD .
EMERALD GREEN. .
FLAKE WHITE
GAMBOGE ,
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HOOKER'S. GREEN, No. 2.
INDIAN RED.
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KING'S YELLOW
LAMP BLACK .
LIGHT RED
NAPLES YELLOW .
NEUTRAL TINT
OLIVE GREEN.
ORANGE ORPIMENT
PAYNE'S GREY
PRUSSIAN BLUE .
PRUSSIAN GREEN
PURPLE
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ROMAN OKER.
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VENETIAN RED
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Colour Painter, from its great permanency and body. This White washes evenly
and freely on the paper, and, when dry, retains the same tone of colour as when
yetma property not possessed by any other Permanent White. A judicious use
of this pigment, pure and mixed with other colours, gives to a drawing all the
solidity and power of an Oil Painting.
--- getau permanency and body. This 1971.
The following Testimonial from MR. BARTHOLOMEW, the celebrated Flower
Painter to Her Majesty, will sufficiently guarantee its quality.
23, CHARLOTTE STREET, PORTLAND PLACE,
November 7th, 1856.
GENTLEMEN,
I have for several year's very extensively used your preparation of
Chinese White, in Tube, with my pupils and in my own pictures, and have found
it inyaluable.
I l'emain, dear Sirs, yours faithfully,
VALENTINE BARTHOLOMEW.
To Messrs. G. ROWNEY & Co., 51, Rathbone Place.
LIQUID INDIAN IN,
A pieparation for the use of Artists, Amateurs, Architects, Surveyors, and
Draughtsmen, whereby a solution of this useful Brown is immediately available,
without the loss of time and trouble incurred with the ordinary Ink. ls, per bottle.
YUL
CONSTANT WHITE.
(SÜLPRATE OF BARYTES.)
This is an extremely white pigment, but not possessing the body of Chinese
White; it is generally used for high lights, &c., in Landscape and Miniature
Paintingls. Odi per bottle.
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ASPHALTUM.
PREPARED FOR THE USE OF WATER-COLOUR PAINTERS.
1s. 6d, per bottle.
INDELIBLE BROWN INK,
FOR OUTLINES, OR FOR SKETCHING.
This rich and permanent Ink is found to be of great service to the Architectural
Artist, as the outline or ornamental design drawn with it (even if the Ink be
diluted with water to the palest tint) cannot, when dry, be effaced by continued
washings. Is. per bottle.
WATER-COLOUR MEGLIP.
A most desirable Medium, imparting additional depth, brilliancy, and traps-
parency in Water-Colour Painting; improving the working of the colours, and
preventing them running into one another. ls, 6d. per bottle.
PROUT'S LIQUID BROWN.
A BEAUTIFUL TRANSPARENT BROWN FOR WATER-COLOURS.
PREPARED OX-GALL,
A preparation required occasionally in Water-Colour Painting, where, from the
greasy nature of the paper or colour, an even wash cannot be obtained. The
smallest portion of this preparation is sufficient to obyiate the defect. 6d. and
Is. per pot.
COLOURLESS LIQUID 0X-GALL.
This limpid extract of Gall possesses all the strength and properties of the Gall
as it is usually sold in the pastc state, but is deprived of its unpleasant qualities.
ls. 5d. per bottle.
PREPARED GUM WATER,
6d. per bottle.
LIQUID CARMÍNE,
PREPARED WITHOUT AMMONIA. Is. 6d. per bottle.
CHINESE INK,
MANUFACTURED BY G. ROWNEY AND CO. One Penny each.
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WHITES New White
Zinc White
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Naples 1, 2, 3 Transpt. GoldOker
Patent Yellow Raw Sienna
King's Yellow Roman Oker
YELLOWS Chrome 1,2 Italianz Pink
Chrome 3, 4 Yellow Lake
Yellow Oker Orpiment
LItalian Oker Gamboge
Brown Oker Caledonian Brown
Burnt Umber York Brown
Rav Umber Asphaltum
BROWNS
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Cappal Brown
Bone Brown Vandyke Brown
Indian Browu Browa Pink
Bitumen
Cassel Earth
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BLACKS
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Lamp Black Black Lead
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Chinese Blue New Blue
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Indian Red
Purple Lake
Brown Red
Scarlet Lake
REDS
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Indian Lake
Bt. Brown Oker
Light Red
Bt. Roman Oker
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GREENS Terra Vert Olive Tint 1, 2
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· COLOURS PREPARED FOR PAINTING ON GLASS,
AS USED FOR
The Dissolving Views of the Royal Polytechnic Institution,
INVENTED AND MANUFACTURED BY
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The following Testimonials from C. SMITH, Esq., the Artist engaged by the
ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION, which will sufficiently indicate the value of
the above Colours :-
MESSRS. ROWNEY & Co.
October 29th, 1848.
GENTLEMEN, I have tried your New Preparations of Moist Colour for Glass
Painting, and find them far superior to any I have hitherto used, as they work
with a neatness and facility that could not be obtained by the usual mode of Oil
and Varnish Colours, and to which they are in every respect preferable; those who
Paint on Glass will find them a valuable acquisition.
I am, Gentlemen, yours truly,
30, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden.
CHARLES SMITH.
This Invention places the art of Painting on Glass within the power of any one
possessing a moderate knowledge of drawing; while the old preparation of Var-
nish Colours placed difficulties in the way of the most practised Artist. Iu addi-
tion to which, the time saved by this New Process is considerable, and the beauty
and clearness of the Paintings are much increased.
THE COLOURS THROUGHOUT TO BE THINNED ONLY WITH WATER,
LIST OF WATER COLOURS.
(PREPARED IN METALLIC TUBES.)
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BOX of the above, containing Palette and Brushes, and Guide to Painting on
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
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The above, in Japan Box, with Brushes, £1 Is.
Messrs. Rowney & Co. have the pleasure of appending the following
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178, REGINT STREET, .
May 15th, 1855.
GENTLEMEN,
I write to express my thanks for the Set of Tints I have l'eceived from
you; they are to me invaluable, from the great saving of time, and their being
so perfectly adapted to the purpose. Nothing is wanting but some Chinese
White. I shall recommend my Pupils to use them in preference to other
colours.
Your obedient Servant,
R. LOCK.'
GEORGE ROWNEY AND CO.,
IMPROVED DRAWING PENCILS, .
MESSRS. ROWNEY AND Co. have every confidence in recommending their
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Their good quality is sufficiently tested by their greatly increased demand,
and by the flattering testimonials which they have received from the following
eminent Artists and Professors of Drawing: -
George Barnard, Esq., Head Drawing , H. O'Neill, M.S.I.A.
Master to Rugby School.
William Wall, Esq., Dublin.
The late T. M. Richardson, Sen., Esq., Claude G. Nursey, Esq., Head Master
Newcastle-on-Tyne.
of the Government School of
T. M. Richardson, Esq., Member of the Design, Belfast.
Old Water-Colour Society.
Willianı Brocas, Esq., Dublin.
Frederick Goodall, Esq., A.R.A. George Hemans, Esq., Chicf Engineer
Frederick Pickersgill, Esq., A.R.A.
to M. G. Railway.
David Cox, Jun., Esq., Member of the Samuel Lines, Esq., Birmingham.
Old Water-Colour Society.
H. Worsley, Esq.
J. H. Hammersley, Esq., Head Draw J. Syer, Esq.
ing Master of the Government John Noblet, Esq., Cork.
School of Design, Manchester. John Brenan, Esq., Cork.
Wm. Gawin Herdman, Esq., Secretary George R. Lewis, Esq.
of the Society of Arts, Liverpool. G. Petrie, Esq., Vice-President of the
George Harley, Esq.
Royal Hibernian Socict.y
James E. Doyle, Esq.
M. O'Connor, Esq.
- Runciman, Esq.
J. Howard Burgess, Esq., Belfast,
H. W. Hulme, Esq.
R. T. Stopford, Esq., Cork
B. Mulrenin, H.R.H.A.
The London Art Journal.'
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GEORGE ROWNEY AND CO.,
BLACK CHALKS AND CRAYON S.
ROYAL ACADEMY CRAYONS,
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
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The great desideratum in Black Drawing Chalks is to obtain a material that
will work freely and pleasantly without coarseness or grit, having great depth of
colour in the softest degree, and a more delicate shade of Black for the harder
degrees.
The ROYAL ACADEMY CRAYONS possess those properties to a degree far
beyond any other Crayons hitherto manufactured, being perfectly free from grit;
working smoothly and freely, like the Italian Chalk; and while possessing equal
depth with the Conté Crayons, have all the delicacy and fineness of a Black Lead
Pencil.
The ROYAL ACADEMY CRAYONS have met with very general approval, and
have been adopted by all the Schools of Design and Drawing Academies in which
they have been introduced.
THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS SELECTED FROM AMONG NUMEROUS OTHERS,
ARE RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED :-
Government School of Design, Somerset House, June 1st, 1850.
· Mr. HERMAN presents his compliments to Messrs. ROWNEY, and begs to thank
them for the specimen sent of their Academy Crayons, which he has for some time
past been in the habit of using for sketching, for which they are particularly
adapted, and lias, therefore, great pleasure in testifying to their merits.
46, Great Camden Street, Camden Town, May 11th, 1850.
Mr. R. W. Buss has tested the Black Crayons manufactured by Messrs.
ROWNEY & Co., and can state with confidence that the preparation is a decided
improvement upon the well-known French Conté Crayons, as the Black Crayons
of Messrs. ROWNEY & Co. are deep in colour, free from grit, and work as
smoothly as Black Italian Chalk, which latter quality Mr. Buss' finds of great
s for drawing from nature. Delicate half-tints are also
more easily obtained by means of these Crayons, than by the Conté Chalks.
Government School of Design, Somerset House, Aug. 21st, 1850.
Mr. TOWNSEND presents his compliments to the Messrs. ROWNEY & Co., and
acknowledges with thanks the receipt of a packet of Academy Crayons forwarded
to him some time ago by Messrs. R. & Co.
In compliance with the expressed wish to obtain his opinion, Mr. TOWNSEND
begs to say that he has found the two softer preparations of this Chalk very agree-
able in use, and of peculiarly firm and equal texture.
From H. O'NEIL's Guide to Pictorial Arti
The Royal Academy Chalk works very like the Italian, but is better in colour.
This is the cheapest and best Chalk in use.
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ls, per Ounoe.
LITHOGRAPHIC CHALK, HARD AND SOFT, IN BOXES,
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Round ditto
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PREPARED WHITE CHALK,
Of three dzfferent degrees, viz ---Hard, Middle, and Soft,
This preparation is perfectly permanent, marks freely and without grit, and
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WHITE CHALK, for Drawing on Black Boards or Canvas 0 3 per Dozen, .
Ordinary White Chalk . . . . . . .0 6
Red Chalk . . . . . . . . 09 per ounce,
Pipe Clay Crayons . . . . . . . .0 6 per dozen,
Charcoal in Sticks . .
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Ditto in Reeds . . . . . . . . 10 10
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PORTCRAYONS, STUMPS, AND DRAWING PINS.
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for rapid Sketching.
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the surface, to produce lights, &c.
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ROWNEY'S GRADUATED TINTS,
FOR PENCIL, CHALK, OR WATER-COLOUR DRAWING.
The Tints are used similarly to the Pencilling Tints, and differ from them iu
the Colour being graduated from a Blue Tint for the sky, to a Brown for the earth.
The Graduated Tints are made of various Colours, to suit different effects.
s, do
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A File for Sharpening Pencil or Chalk,
An Erasing or Scraping Blade.
Price 4s. 6a.
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Price 7s.
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Drawing Instruments of every description, of the Finest London make, or
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The following sets are fitted with London-made Instruments, and are recommended as of
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24 » 16 -MOUNT ST. MICHAEL
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20 · 24 --CROSSING THE FORD
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From the celebrated Picture in the Vernon Gallery.
30 , 151–LOWDORE (Upper Fall) CUMBERLAND After T M. RICHARDSON . 31 6
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214 , 12.-CITY OF FLORENCE . . . . . S. PALIER . . . 21 0
213, 14.1CLIFTON . . . . . . . „ J. B. Pyne . . .
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21 14 -UNTERSEEN . . . . . .
202, 14.1-ETON COLLEGE, FROM THE THAMES
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F. W. TOPLAM . . 21
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193 , 14 -VENICE . . . . . . .
W. CALLOW . . . 210
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G. FRIEP . . . 21
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18 , 111-A SKETCH OF ST. PAUL'S, from the DODGSON . . . 21
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“The success of Mr. Sowerby's elegant work on the ‘British Ferns. has induced him to issue
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trations, accurately coloured. The descriptive portion of the publication is short and concise.
This number is marvellously cheap, being issued at the low price of 3s. It cannot fail of attaining
an extensive circulation.”—Lancet, 10th July, 1859.
" The name of Mfr. Sowerby as an illustrator of botany is too well known to need eulogium here.
The specimens in the parts before us are extremely well executed.”—Critic, 10th July, 1858.
“We regard this work as a remarkably useful one, and we hope to have many opportunities
of pointing out many of its attractive features to botanical students, and to those who wisb to
obtain a general and less precise kuowledge of British Wild Flowers.” - Cambridge Chronicle,
10th July, 1858.
“We liave been quite taken by surprise at the appearance of the first number of this beautiful
work. The exceeding beauty of the illustrations and the plain pointed forin in which the
descriptions are framed, added to the ambitious nature of the aim to which the whole is directed,
give promise of excellence which is rarely seeu in these days of cheap literature."-Atlas,
17th July, 1858.
“The most striking recommendation of the work, however, is undoubtedly the illustrations,
which are admirably engraveil, and coloured in the first style, (at no small expense) entirely by
hand. Both as an efficient cducational work, and as a book for the drawing-room and the study,
we can recommend it. For to the sclioolmaster, the professel lecturer, and the dilletanti
reader, this work must prove invaluable, from its condensed information and its portability. Mr.
Sowerby evinces a courageous and enterprising spirit in expending so much labour and capital as
this work exhibits, but we doubt not he will meet with a substantial recognition of his merits.”—
Monthly Register, 3rd August, 1858.
“The extraordinary cheapness of this new work will make it the most popular in the kingdom.
Two parts only are issued, and yet they coutain beautifully coloured figures of one hundred and
sixty of our native wild flowers, each accompanied with a sliort and simple description. In
botanical circles it is spoken of as one of the most success!ul 'bits' hitherto made, as it gives
those who are quite unlearned in the science an easy means of readily recognizing all tbe plants
whose flowers adorn our fields and waysidles, our mountain slopes and sheltered glens. At the
present rapid rate at which it is issued we shall soon have it completed, and we feel assured that it
will then be the companion of every tourist and student who travels in search of health, pleasure,
and instruction.”--Liverpool Courier, 21st August, 1858.
“Is it possible that the beautiful collection of engravings in this work is really a life-like and
correct representation of the wikl flowers of our country? Tliis idea struck us upon a cursory
view of the several plates as a wilole. But when we came to examine the figures separately, we
recognized most of them as old acquaintauces; and often have we, in days long, long gone by,
when ranging the fields in all the buoyancy and enthusiasm of a youthful lover of nature, formel
bouquets of exquisite beauty, culled from the very specimens that Mr. Sowerby has here so
trutlıfully placed before us.”-Mark Lane Express, 6th Sept. 1858.
"This delightful book has now reached its ninth vumber, and it is as interesting and beautiful
as ever. We are quite sure if our fashionable readers who have any taste for botany were
but to see this elegant work they would at once possess themselves of it.”—Court Circular,
April 2nd, 1859.
« This serial has now advanced so far that we can form a more correct opinion of its value
than when the first number appeared (see p. 543, 1858). It is an account of our wild flowcis
illustrated by miniature figures, coloured or uucoloured, at the option of the purchaser. The
figures are reduced with all possible skill from the old plates of English Botany, and to such an
extent that each new plate represents twenty different species. These species being arrauged
according to natural afiinities, the plaies give the young botanist capital means of comparing one
thing with another. What would not the writer of this have given when a boy for such a
charming volume of natural history !"-Gardeners' Chronicle, 9th April, 1858.
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pleased at the time, but in many cases all recollection has been lost
of the source from whence they were derived. It is one thing,
however, to know that exhaustless supplies exist, and another thing to
have those supplies available for use. Hence it will be the aim of
the proposed work to glean from the various sources opening around
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NOTES ON THE SCRIPTURE LESSONS.
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For each lesson there are Introductory obse z vations, Explanation of
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Contents of Part 1..God is there--- I'll away to the Sabbath School Just
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THE UNION TUNE BOOK,
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CONTENTS.
Aaron
Carlislo
| Froomo
1 Kingston
| North Court Saundorstond
Abbotsford
Carmarthen New Furman
King Street Northwood Sebastian
Abingdon
Carmel
Gabriel
Knapton
Norwich
Serenity
Abridgo
Carolinn
Qubricl Nav Knaresborougb Nuremburg Sharon
Acknowledgmout Curr's Lano
Gainsborough Lancastor Oakhill
Shepton
noton
Ceylon
Qallico
Lansdowno Qallands
Shirland
Adelphi
Chard
Geard
Lanesborough Obedienco Shore Cottaja
Admiration Charity
Gcorgo's
Langport
Olave's
Simeon
Aleppo
Oharinouth
Georgia
Lawford
Oldhain
Sinichficia
Alfred
Chelmsford
German Iymn
Loach
Old Ilundredt Smyria
Allrcton
Chorriton
Germany
Leo's Court Olivet
Snowdonia
Alina
Chesnut Stroot Gatusomago Leicestor
Orford
Snowliclu
America
Chicliogtor
Gloucester Leoni
Os restry
Southern
Angol'y llymn Chinn
Grange Road Lewis
Otford
Southuinptos
Auniversary | Chiswick
Groat Milton Liverpool Overton
Sprouston
Ann's
City Rond Chapal Grconwich Now London
Oxford
Siaughte
Anticipation Clarendon
Grovo
Long dolford Paddington Siecio
Antigua
Clark's
Ilinckney
Lonsdale
Pakelield
Slephong
Arabia
Clifton
lladdiycoo Lowell
Palestino
Stockton
Arlington
Coleshill
Undleigh
Lubeck
l'alestrina Steel
Arnolu's
Colombo
Ilalifax
Luther's
Pancras
Stonomar'a
Arran
Comfort
Hamilton
Luther's
Paris
Suffolk
Arundel
Compraslon llammorsinith Luton
Pastoral
Support
Ascension
Condescension Ilani pabiro Lydia
Pasturo
Surrey
Ashiny
Contrition
Hunovor
bladrid
Peckhain
Sutton Colo.
Asso Intion
Cooklan
Harborough diajesty
Penitent's
Acid
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THE UNION HARMONIST,
A Selection of Sacred Music, consisting of Original and Standard Pieces,
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A Grace (Round for
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Awake! awake! (in-
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* Avon.............. C. W. Banister.
Benedic Nobis, (The
Winchester Grace,)
adapted to English
words ............ Reading, 1670.
* Benedictus, adapted
from Righini ......J. I. Cobbin.
Blessed be Thou (An-
them) ............ Kent.
Blessing ............ S. Stauley.
Bless the Lord, ar-
ranged from Mozart J. I. Cobbm.
Cangan.............. J. Leach.
Cheshunt New ... ... Dr. Arnold.
Denmark ............ M. Madan,
Double Chant........ Battisbill.
Double Chant........ Jones.
* Doxologia ........T. Clark.
* Eternal Mansions., T. Clark.
Forgive, blest shade .. Dr. Callcott.
* Fotheringay ...... C. W. Banister.
Friendship (Å Round,
three in one) ...... Dr. Harrington.
Green Pasll'es(Round
for Three Voices) .. Dr. Hayes.
Greenwich .......... M. Madan.
Hail Judea ! happy
land .............. Handel.
Hear my Prayer (An-
them)...
Kent.
* Holy Lord, adapted
froni Mozart ...... T. Jarman.
Hymn of Eve........ Dr. Arne.
I am well pleased,
adapted from Carissiini Dr. Aldrich.
Like as a Father
(Round for Three
Voices)............ Cherubini.
Lord, remember David Handel.
Lord of all Power (An-
them) ............ Rev. Mr. Mason.
Lord, for thy tender
mercies' (Anthem).. Farrant.
Majesty ............ Dr. Hayes.
* Messial's Reign ..J. I. Cobbin.
Nativity ............ J. Leach.
Non Nobis, adapted to
English words .... W. Bird.
* O God, Protector of
the Lowly ........J. I. Cobbin.
( Remember uot .... Buttisbill.
O Sing Praises ...... Pergolesi.
Poland ..
J. Husband.
found .............
Pope's Ode .......... Harwood.
Rejoice in the Lord
(Anthem).......... Steffani.
Round for Three Voices Anon.
Round for ThreeVoices Auou,
Round for ThreeVoices J. I. Cobbin.
Round for Three Voices Dr. Hayes.
Round for ThreeVoices C. King.
Round for Three Voices Lidarli.
Sanctus ............J. Camiage.
Sanctus II........... Orlando Gibbons
Sheffield ............ G. Breilat.
Sing, O Heavens (An-
them) ............ Kent.
Sunshine (Duet) .... C. W. Banister.
Thanksgiving......... Burthelenou.
The Heavens are tell-
ing................ Haydı.
Then round about.... Handel.
* The Star of Beth-
lehem ............ C. W. Banister.
The Waterfloods......J. F. Herring.
Thou shalt show me.. W. Blake, D.D.
Trumpet ............ W. Dixon.
Upton ..............
....... Dr. Arnold.
* Zion .............. W. Matthews.
Zion, bring thine Ado-
ration, adapted from
Naumann.......... J. I. Cobbin.
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148 TUNES AND PIECES FOR CHILDREN,
ARRANGED FOR TWO TREBLES AND A Bass.
BY THOMAS CLARK.
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Adoration
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Autunan
Bridgport
Busy Bee
Charlestown
Cherub
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Child's Desire
Children's
Friend
Children's
Hosunnah
Choral Song
Cloud's
Denis
Devotion
Dove
Dresden
Dunkirk
Echo
Endless Praise
Ere I Sleep
CONTENTS.
Sacred Pieces.
Evening Hymu
Hosanna
Flight of Time
Hythe
Forgiveness
Incense
Fulness of Jesus
Infant Praise
Gentleness
Invitation
Gladness
Invitation
Glory
I will Arise
Glory
Jesse
Glory to God
Joyful
Guardian
Jubal's Lyre
Happy Day
Life Everlasting
Happy Land
Little Ones
Happy Union
London Stone
Haws
Miriam
Hebrew Melody
Morning Song
Heber's Mission-
My faith looks
ary Hymn
up to thee
Henstridge
National Anthem
Hitchin
Nation's Praise
Holy Mount
Nunhead
Hosanna to
Our Shepherd
Christ
Passing Bell
Hosanna to
Praise for the
Jesus
Gospel
Patna
Proclamation
Return
Resolution
Rose
Sabbath Day
Sabbath Morp.
ing
Spanish Chant
Spring
Sunshine
Susanna
Swiftness
Symputhy
Temple
Thankfulness
Thoughts of God
Trufalgar
Treasure
Washington
Welsh Air
Why that look
of sadness
Wrotham
All's for the best
Arise, arise
Autumn Song
Away to School
Beautiful Spring
Bee
Be kind to each
other
Bells ringing
Britain's Isle
Buttercups and
Daisies
Cheerfulness
Childish Fancy
Conie away
Cooling Foun-
tain
Creation
Crystal Spring
Moral Pieces.
Daniel
Morn amid the
Mountains
Evening Song
Morning Call
Family Bible
My Father's at
Firmament
the Helm
Flowing Rill
My Mother
Follow me
North Wind
Gaudy Flower
Now the Sun
Good Night
bis Journey
Home
ending
Honesty
Omnipotence
Hymn of Eve
Peaceful
Interrogatiov
Perseverance
Kine
Pleasing Spring
Lark
Rivulet
Life's Spring
Rosy Morn
Time
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Marching Song
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Waking
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. Historical and Descriptive. With 14 Illustrations.
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6. The Deluge; its Extant.
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No.
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| 21. Forty Years in the Wilderness. Part III.
Contents of Volume II.
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30. The Conquest of Canuan.
History.
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5. The Captivity and its Mementos.
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PLATE 1.–24 Illustrations.
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PLATE II.-58 Illustrations.
AVES - BIRDS. With a type of each Order and Species, drawn to the
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AGENT FOR THE SALE OF THE MAPS AND WORKS PUBLISHED BY THE
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Maps of the World (Glob. Project.) 71 East Indian Islands . . .
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Australia
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France . . . .
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Genoa . . .
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Germany. .
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Pacific Ocean . . . .
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Hanover . .
Nontu AMERICA (General Maps).
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New Brunswick and Nova Scotia . 36
Hungary ....
Canada. . . . . . . .
Italy . . . . . .
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Jersey . . . . . .
United States . . . . . . . .
Malta and Goza . . . .
14 Texas . . . . . . . . .
Mediterranean
West Indies (General Maps). .
Netherlands
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Portugal . . . .
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Mexico . . . . . . . . .
Russia . . . . . .
South AMERICA (General Maps)
Sardinia . . .
Ditto (Particular Naps). . . . 39
Sicily . .
Demerara and Guyana . . . .
Spain : .. ..
Trinidad . . . . . . . .
Sweden and Norway .
Surinam . . . . . . . .
I Switzerland
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The Overland Route ..
Algiers and Morocco
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Maps for the Use of Schools .. 46
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CHUSAN to PEKIN, with the Islands of Japan,
Kurile, the Free Ports, and the Trading Posts
between Russia and China. Four sheets.
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AMOY, Port and Island, with the Country around.
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JAPAN ISLANDS, with the New Treaty Ports .... 0 8 0 0 10 0 0 12 0
CANTON RIVER, with Entrances and Islands, Hong
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Soundings. One sheet .................: 0 2 6 0 4 6 0 7 6
CITY of CANTON, with its Suburbs. One sheet., 0 3 0 0 4 6 0 6 6.
OPERATIONS against CANTON, January to March,
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ATTACK and BOMBARDMENT of Canton, 1857.
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MACAO, Plan of Town and Environs. One sheet 0 2 6 0 4 6 0 6 6
CHUSAN ARCHIPELAGO, Chart of.............. 0 2 0 0 3 6 0 6 6
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EAST INDIAN ISLANDS.
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BORNEO, Island of, from the latest surveys. One
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INDIA, OR HIN DOSTAN.
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INDIA, showing the Post Roads, Dark Stations,
and Railroads. One sheet. 2 ft. 10 in. high,
by 1 ft. 9 in. wide........................ 0 5 0 0 7 6 0 10 0
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INDIA and the BURMAN EMPIRE. One sheet .. 0 3 0 0 5 0 0 7 6
Wyld's PANORAMIC Map of INDIA, with the
Insurrectionary Districts ................ 0 1 0 0 2 0
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The Town and CANTONMENTS of Delhi, showing
the Fortifications. One sheet ............0 I 0 0 2 0 0 3 6
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OUDE, Sketch Map of, with the Country between
Calcutta and Delhi ...................... 0 2 6 0 5 0 0 ñ 6
Sketch of the RESIDENCY and PALACE at LUCK-
Now, with a Map of the Road between Cain
pore and Lucknow ...................... 0 1 6 0 2 6
CAWNPORE, City and Environs of. One sheet .. 0 1 6 0 2 6
India, Peninsula of, from the 19th Degree of Lati-
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PROPOSED RAILWAY from England to India
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the Rail, Steam, and Telegraphic Lines .... 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 3 0
BENGAL, BAHAR, OUDE, and ALLAHABAD PRO-
VINCES, by James Rennell, Esq. Two sheets.
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ITCHAPOUR DISTRICT, in the Cicacole Circar, by
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The ENVIRONS of MADRAS, Topographically plan-
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INDIA (4to.) .................... ....... 0 1 6 0 2 6 0 4 6
India and the BURMAN EMPIRE (8vo.) ........ 0 0 6 0 1 6 0 3 6
BATTLE of MEANEE, fought Feb. 7, 1843 ...... 0 2 0 0 3 6
BATTLE of MAHARAJPOOR and PUNIAR, De
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Wyld's New Map of the EMPIRE of JAPAN,
including the Islands of Kiusiu, Sikoke,
Niphon, Yesso, and the adjacent Islands;
with the Trading Posts and Ports of the
Treaty of 1858, the Cities, Mines, Roads,
and Harbours. One sheet .............. 0 8 0
Wyld's Map of JAPAN, the KURILE ISLANDS,
and the RIVER AMOor, including the Russian
Settlements on the Amoor River, the Coast of
Tartary, the Island of Sagalien, and the
Trading Posts. Two sheets .............. 0 16 0
Map of the ISLANDS of JAPAN, the KURILE
ISLANDS, the RIVER AMoon, and the LAKE
BAIKAL; the Frontiers and Trading Posts of
the Russian and Chinese Empires, extending
from the Harbour of Chusan, the Imperial
Canal, to Pekin, Shanghai, the Peiho River,
and Pekin; with the Eastern Seas, the Sea of
Japan, &c., from lat. 28 degrees south to 53
degrees north, and lon. 110 to 149 degrees ;
and including the Northern Districts of China
and Japan, opened by the Treaties of 1358.
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THEATRE of War in the PUNJAUB. One sheet.. 0 1 6
SKETCH of the Positions of the British and Seikh
Armies on the SUTLEDGE, 1846. One sheet 0 1 6
Battle of ALIWALL, Jan. 28, 1846. One sheet 0 5 0
BATTLE of SOBRAON, 1846. One sheet ........ 0 1 0
SKETCH of the Actions in the PUNJAUB, 1848,
1849. One sheet.........
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City and fortifications of MOULTAN. One
sheet.........
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Countries of Russia, India, and Turkey, with
plans of Bushire and Karrack ............ 0 2
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PALESTINE ......
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CANAAN, Map of, to illustrate the wanderings of
the Israelites in the Wilderness. 3 sheets .010 6 0 14 0 0 16 0
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the Recent Discoveries in the Interior of New
South Wales and Van Diemen's Land and
the Gold Fields. One sheet. 1 ft. 10 in. high,
1 ft. & in. wide..........................0 6 0
AUSTRALIA. Two sheets ............ ........ 0 2 6
Notes on the DistriBUTION of Gold throughout
the World, including Australia, California,
and Russia, with 5 Maps, with a Gazetteer of
the Gold Diggings of Australia ............ 0 2 6
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and the settled Districts of Australia, with
the Gold Fields, and Plans of Sydney and
Adelaide. 2 ft. high, 3 ft. 2 in. wide ......0.6 0
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SWAN RIVER. One sheet.....
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ISLANDS of New ZEALAND and the CHATHAM
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tions of the Officers of the New Zealand Com-
pany, and from private Surveys and Sketches.
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CHART of New ZEALAND, from original Surveys.
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wide, with Charts of Manakaou, Hokianga,
Victoria, Port Nicholson, Pelorus River,
Dusky Bay, and Southern Port........ ...0 0 0 0 10 0 0 14 0
CHART of Cook's STRAITS, and Sailing Direc-
tions. One sheet ..................... 0
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KIAPARA HARBOUR. One sheet.............. 0 3 0 0 5 0 0 7 6
Port NICHOLSON, with the Town of Wellington,
and the Town and Country Sections and Sound-
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PACIFIC OCEAN, minutely describing the Islands of
the Polynesian and Australian Groups. One
sheet.......
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AMERICA, General Map of. One sheet. I ft.
ll in. high, 2 ft. 3 in. wide .............. 0 5 0 0 8 6
AMERICA (School Map)...................... 0 2 0 0 3 6
THE ATLANTIC STEAM PACKET CHART, showing
the communication with North America and
the West Indies. One sheet. 1 ft. 11 in.
high, 2 ft. 9 in. wide ....... .......... 0 0 0 0 10 0
NORTH AMERICA,
GENERAL MAPS.
NORTH AMERICA, New Map of, exhibiting the
recent Discoveries, Geographical and Nautical;
drawn chiefly from the authorities of M. de
Humboldt, Col. Bouchette, Captains Ross,
Parry, and Franklin, Back, Beechy, and
Dease and Simpson, Inglefield and McClure ;
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SKETCH of the RECENT DISCOVERIES on the
NORTHERN COAST of AMERICA, by Messrs.
Dease and Simpson...................... 0 1 0
SKETCA of the RECENT DISCOVERIES on the
NORTH-EAST COAST of AMERICA, by Dr. Rae,
1847. One sheet ....
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POLAR REGIONS. Chart showing all the late Dis-
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each discovery. One sheet .............. 0 1 6
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NEW BRUNSWICK AND NOVA SCOTIA.
New BRUNSWICK, Map of the British Province of,
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parts of Canada, Nova Scotia, and Maine, by
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New BrunswICK and Nova Scotia, Map of the
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NEW BRUNSWICK, Map of. By E. N. Kendall,
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Prince Edward ISLAND. By Major Holland.
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UNITED STATES from BOSTON, New York,
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UPPER CANADA, Map of the Located Districts in
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LOWER CANADA, Province of, compiled by Samuel
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SKETCH of the North-EASTERN BOUNDARY be
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settled by Treaty, Aug. 9, 1841............ 0 2 0
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UNITED STATES (8vo.) ...................... 0 0 6 0 1 6 0 3 6
GOLD Regions of CALIFORNIA, compiled from
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TEXAS.
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of the Packets from the different Islands, and .
also from England. One sheet. 1 ft. Il in.
high, 2 ft. 9 in. wide ........ ........ 0 6 0 0 10 0
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH between ENGLAND and
AMERICA.......... ..............0 i 6.0 2 6
WEST INDIA and BAHAMA ISLANDS, with the ad-
jacent Coasts of YUCATAN, Honduras, Caracas,
&c., compiled from the best authorities. One
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PARTICULAR MAPS.
ANTIGUA. Four sheets ...... ......... 0 10 0 0 16 0
BEQUIA, Island of, surveyed by J. Byres. One sheet 0 5 0 0 10 0
BARBADOES. l sheet........................ 0 4 0 0 6 0
ST. CROIX, Island of, surveyed by P. L. Oxholm.
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Sr. DOMINGO, or HISPANIOLA. One sheet .... 0 5 0 0 10 0
ST. DOMINGO, the Western part of. One sheet.. 0 6 0 10 0
DOMINICA, surveyed by John Byres. Three sheets 1 1 0 1 15 0
St. EUSTATIA, Island of. One sheet .......... 0 5 0 0 6
GRENADA, Island of, by Lieut. Dan. Paterson.
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astronomical observations. One sheet ...... 0 2 0 0 4 6
TOBAGO, Island of, by Joshua Rhodes. One sheet 0 5 0 0 10 0
TOBAGO, surveyed by J. Byres. One sheet...... 0 5 0 0 10 6
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PORT ROYAL and KINGSTON. One sheet ...... 0 4 0
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Mexico and the UNITED STATES, showing the
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Mexico and GUATEMALA, on to the Isthmus of
Panama, and the Position of the Mines. 1 ft.
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CENTRAL AMERICA, showing the different lines
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Pacific Oceans by Tehuantepec, Grey Town,
Nicaragua, and Panama, the British Posses-
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10 in. vide .......
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CENTRAL AMERICA, showing boundaries claimed
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HONDURAS and SAN SALVADOR, Central Ame-
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MEXICO (4to.)............... ......... 0 1 0 0 4 6 0 6 6
HARBOUR of VERA CRUZ. One sheet. 1 ft. 6 in.
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The Englishman's Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance
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version. In each passage, the English word that answers to the Greek word which
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“than the Greek and English Lexicon of the English authorised version.” 6th.
Appendix upon the Particles.
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mooted of late. If any really accurate one is ever to appear, it must be through the
painstaking use of that class of works of which this Concordance is a specimen.
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out so large a book as the New Testament, to attain to anything like uniformity
in rendering the same Greek word by the same English word. The appellatives,
together with the Greek and English Index, must be used to shew how far such
uniformity is possible, and also to afford us the means of vindicating the authorized
version from the charge of needless or careless variations from uniformity. On the other
hand, the English and Greek Index is the master-key to another, a kindred, and an
important question, viz.--that of the New Testament synonyms. What tyro in the
study of the Greek Testament, but has read with profit and delight :“ Trench's New
Testament Synonyms." Our present volume not only aids the tyro to prove the correct-
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are intelligible,and puts it within the reach of those who do not know even one Greek
letter from another, to prosecute similar studies for themselves.
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examined and solved for themselves many hard questions which had puzzled them. Now
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various terms and words of the New Testament, is a great aid to the right understand-
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at the basis of our thoughts and habits of thought in divine things. They that humbly
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mony," will be strong, and none others. We believe that God has used, and we trust
that He will again use, in this way, the present labour of
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TAAT method of teaching the Accidence of the Classical Languages which, under the
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peculiar sense, the word, from which the other cases or tenses are deduced, has so far
made good its ground as no longer to stand in need of defence or apology. That the
nominative case is as much a formed word as the accusative or genitive, that is, made
like the other cases by addition of a suffix, or by some equivalent process, from a stem
or declinable form called in this Grammar the Crude Forn, and that the present tense
of a verb is also very generally made in like manner from a verbal stem; that the
various cases and tenses are easily made from the stem or crude form, but only by
most artificial and sometimes grotesque devices from the nominative case and present
tense respectively; that the otherwise perplexing diversities of declension and conju-
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the crude form; that analogies, real and not arbitrary, are readily seized and pursued
to their legitimate consequences, even by young students, so that an effort of memory
is converted into a reasoning process; and that the science of tracing the derivation
of one word from another, either in the same or a kindred language (which, when the
nominative case or the present tense is taken for the starting point, often seems to the
beginner little else than a succession of lucky guesses, in which he chiefly admires this
ingenuity, perhaps the audacity, of his tutor), is brought under obvious and easily
stated rules, scarcely less rigorous than those which govern mathematical operations;
all this will scarcely be questioned as a inatter of theory; and it is believed that the
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experience of those who have made fair trial of the system would show that it has
succeeded well in practice. Yet while the admirable Latin Grammar of Professor Key
has been in use for more than ten years, and though Exercise Books, both Greek and
Latin, bave been published on this system, no corresponding Greek Grammar, so far
as the writer knows, has yet appeared, although the system is perhaps still better
adapted to the Greek than to the Latin language. To supply this deficiency the
present Grammar is offered. It has been in a great measure compiled, but with many
changes and considerable additions, from the Elementary Grammars of Professor
G. Curtius and Dr. H. L. Ahrens, which, like many other approved Greek Grammars
in Germany, are founded on the system of Crude Forms. .
It is intended to publish a brief Syntax, with chapters on the Dialectical Varieties,
and on Accents.- Preface.
A New Greek Delectus; being Sentences for Trans-
lation from Greek into English, and English into Greek; arranged in a
systematic Progression. By Dr. RAPHAEL KÜHNER. Translated and
Edited from the German, by the late Dr. ALEXANDER ALLEN. Fourth
Edition, revised. 12mo. 48. cloth.
This exercise book consists of sentences for translation, both from Greek into English,
and from English into Greek, arranged in progressive sections, under the several
classes of inflexions; thus forming a praxis, both by analysis and synthesis, of all the
forms of Greek etymology. The work does not imply a previous knowledge of the
Greek grammar, but is intended to be used simultaneously, and in conjunction with
it; the pupil, on learning a small portion of the grammar, proceeding at once to the
section of the Delectus which treats of the same inflexions. A sufficient number of
examples, both analytical and synthetical, is given under each inflection, to enable the
learner to become master of it before proceeding to a second variety; and he is thus
conducted from the beginning of the grammar to the end, without the danger of for-
getting the early parts by the time he has arrived at the conclusion. Each section is
accompanied by a vocabulary, to be learned before translating the sentences; but these
vocabularies, instead of preceding the several exercises to which they belong, are
placed in succession at the end of the volume, in order that they may not be before the
eye of the learner while he is reading from the text. A classification of peculiar and
irregular verbs, different from that found in other grammars, is given in full from
Kühner's Greek Grammar, esteemed the most, philosophical extant.
Constructive Greek Exercises for Teaching the Ele-
ments of the Language, on a system of Analysis and Synthesis, with Greek
Reading Lessons and copious Vocabularies. By Join Robson, B.A.
London, late Assistant Master in University College School. 12mo.,
pp. 408. 7s.6d. cloth.
This work is based upon the crudc-form system, and its general plan is, as nearly as
possible, the same as that of the Latin Constructive Exercises (vide p. 12): this simi-
larity will be found to present great facilities for the acquisition of Greek, to those
who have learnt Latin from the author's work.
As few boys begin to study Greek till they have made some progress in Latin, the
explanation of grammatical terms, and of the general laws of language which occupy
considerable space in the Latin Exercises, are assumed in this work to be known.
Hence, also, as being intended for older students, this book contains many sen-
tences more complex in structure, and relating to more difficult subjects than
those in the corresponding portions of the Latin work; and, in selecting them, the
author, while kceping constantly in view the illustration of the rules, has preferred
those which are interesting as statements of moral truths or of historical facts. These
sentences, with very few exceptions, are translations from the best authors, Plato,
Demosthenes, Thucydides, and especially Xenophon: the last named author furnishes
the bulk of them, the work being intended as an introduction to the reading of
his writings, which it is believed the pupil will be able to commence with advan-
tage when he has arrived at the end of the third Part; where, accordingly, the Reading
Lessons terminate. Indexes of passages, similar to those drawn up for the Latin
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Exercises (vide p. 12), have been printed, and may be had gratis of the Publishers on
application by Teachers.
The “ Introductory Remarks” afford all the information needed by a beginner
respecting the classification of letters, euphonic changes, contractions, accents,
punctuation, etc. The “ Synopses”, present a connected view of the inflections of
nouns and verbs, arranged in such a way as to obviate many of the difficulties
usually encountered by the young student of Greek; and they systematize the know-
ledge acquired in detail, step by step, from the rules. Finally, this book has been
designed to be so complete in itself, comprising Grammar, Exercises, Delectus, and
Lexicon, that the pupil will require no other book whatever until he begins to read
the Greek authors.
It may be added, that it is intended to supersede Allen's Greek Exercises, the
general principles of the two works being identical..
First Greek Book: Containing Exercises and Reading
Lessons on the Inflections of Substantives and Adjectives, and of the
Active Verb in the Indicative Mood. With copious Vocabularies.
Being the First Part of the 66 Constructive Greek Exercises.” By
JOHN ROBSON, B.A. 12mo. 3s. 6d. Cloth lettered.
The London Greek Grammar. Designed to exhibit,
Edition. 12mo. ls. 6d. cloth.
Tos grammar was constructed with the design of giving to the pupil, in the English
tongue, all that is necessary to introduce him to the knowledge of the inflexions and
syntax of the Greek.
In che introductory part of the work, the pupil is taught the powers and cuphonic
changes of the different classes of letters; and throughout the book he is supplied not
merely with forms, but with rules of formation and lists of irregularities. The most
irregular verbs in MI are conjugated at length; and a table of irregular verbs cor-
rected from that in Buttmann's large grammar, is added. The long vowel of a
penultimate syllable is always marked where it would otherwise be doubtful, and full
information is given on the accents, dialects, prosody, and metres. The use of the
Æolic digamma is explained, and the section on the dialects includes a synopsis of
the verb eiui. Tables of the inflexions of the Greek verb and other parts of speech,
disconnected from the roots with which they are usually incorporated, are also in-
distinguished from the declension and conjugation of individual words.
The Greek Testament Roots, in a Selection of Texts,
giving the Power of Reading the whole Greek Testament without diffi-
culty. With Grammatical Notes and a Parsing Lexicon, associating the
Greek Primitives with English Derivatives. By G. K. GILLESPIE, A.M.
Post Svo. 78. 6d. cloth.
The following is an enumeration of the means by which this work proposes to faci-
litate the Study of the Greek Testament:
: 1. The text involves all the primitive words of the New Testament. Therefore, if
the pupil has become master of this very limited quantity of text-about 560 verses
he cannot meet, in the whole of that volume, one word with which he is not more or
less acquainted.
2. The notes contain an etymological or critical solution of every grammatical diffi-
culty which occurs in the Text.
3. By means of this plan, the Roots of the Greek language are learned by associa-
tion with a text, instead of in the dry form of a vocabulary.
4. Each primitive Greek word is illustrated by some English derivative from it,
wherever the Greek root has been incorporated into the English language.
5. Every word presenting any difficulty, is carefully parsed; and each word is
referred to its primitive.
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6. The lexicon is so contrived as to serve as a vocabulary of roots to be committed
to memory when that mode of learning the roots is preferred.
: 7. The extracts being taken, proportionally, from every writer in the New Testa-
ment, the student, by using this book, will in a short time become acquainted with all
the styles employed in the sacred volume; and will not feel the difficulty usually
experienced in passing from the historical books to the Epistles.
8. Besides the advantages of becoming acquainted with all the words, and all the
styles of the New Testament, and with the connexion of the Greek with the English
language, this book affords an easy method by which a knowledge of the Greek Testa-
ment may be revived and kept up. The student's attention is concentrated on the
difficulties; and these are placed before him in a compact form, with sufficient expla-
ination to enable him to conquer them,
9. This work forms an effectual introduction to Greek in general, as well as to the
New Testament; and it is evident that the Greek Testament, from the simplicity of its
style and the knowledge generally possessed of its subject-matter, is the best book to
begin with for those who intend to pursue the study of Greek farther.
10. The numerous and increasing classes of adults who desire not to remain in
ignorance of the original of the Greek Testament, while they are willing to content
themselves with as much Greek as will enable them to consult that volume with dis-
crimination and advantage, are here furnished, in the most compen lious possible form,
with an instrument which, accompanied by a Greek grammar, will enable them soon
to accomplish that most desirable object.
The Anabasis of Xenophon. Expressly for Schools.
With Notes, Index of Names, and a Map. By J. T. V. HARDY, B.A.,
late Principal of Huddersfield College; and ERNEST ADAMS, Classical
Master in Üniversity College School. 12mo. 4s. 6d. cloth.
This edition comprehends the text of the whole Anabasis, omitting only the more
difficult and less interesting portions, such as most of the speeches and the minor
details of the narrative. In the place, however, of the omitted parts, a sunimary of
them, in English, is interspersed through the text, in order that the complete chain of
the ideas and events of the original may be presented to the mind of the learner. The
object of this novel arrangement is to enable the pupil, while he reads only about the
same quantity of text as is usually read in schools, to travel with Xenophon over the
whole of the ground of the advance and retreat of the Ten Thousand; instead of
becoming acquainted with only a fragment of the history by reading one book or two
complete, and leaving the rest unrcad.
The text is accompanied by numerous notes, elucidating all the difficulties of
parsing and construction; and, at the end of the volume, an index, or rather a Classical
Dictionary, on a small scale, gives the reader the modern names of the places men-
tioned, as well as the other particulars respecting places and persons requisite for
thoroughly understanding the Anabasis.
The text adopted is Long's, and a map of the route is prefixed, embodying the
improvements suggested by modern historians and travellers, such as Grote, Layard,
Ainsworth, etc.
Greek Authors. Selected for the Use of Schools; con-
taining portions of Lucian's Dialogues, Anacreon, Homer's Iliad, Xeno-
phon's Memorabilia, and Herodotus. 12mo. ls. 6d. cloth.
Plato. The Apology of Socrates, the Crito, and part
· of the PHAEDO; with Notes in English from Stallbaum, Schleiermacher's
Introductions, and Schleiermacher's Essay on the Worth of Socrates as
a Philosopher. Edited by Dr. W. SMITH. Third Edition, revised.
12mo. 53. cloth.
The text of this selection from the writings of Plato bas been adopted as presenting a
complete account of the last days of Socrates: the apology being a defence of his
doctrines, supposed to be delivered before the tribunal which condemned him ; his
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dialogue with Crito containing his refusal to escape from prison, although not guilty,
which he justifies by the necessity for respecting the laws of his country; and the
extracts from the Phædo, relating the particulars of the philosopher's death.
These pieces are not only important, in an historical and ethical point of view, as
an exposition of the tenets of the grcatest of the heathen moralists; but, from their
easy style, valuable as an introduction to the study of Plato. They are, therefore,
well adapted for reading in the higher classes of schools. Schleiermacher's introduc-
tions vindicate the authenticity of the Apology and Crito as a genuine report, by
Plato, of the words and sentiments of Socrates; and the extensive and elaborate com-
mentary of Stallbaum omits nothing necessary for the elucidation of his author.
Remarks and Emendations on some Passages in
Thucydides. By the Rev. WM. LINWOOD, M.A., late Student of Christ
: Church. Second Issue, much enlarged. 8vo. 4s. 6d.
LATIN.
New Latin Reading Book; consisting of Short Sen-
tences, Easy Narrations, and Descriptions, selected from Cæsar's Gallic
War; arranged in Systematic Progression. With a Dictionary.
Third Edition. 12mo. 2s. Ed. cloth.
TAE plan of this reading book differs, in an important point, from other works of a
similar kind, the sentences having been selected exclusively from Cæsar's Commenta-
ries, instead of being taken from different writers. If confined to a single author, the
pupil, from continually meeting the same or similar forms of expression, soon becomes
accustomed to the style; and thus finds the work of translation grow easier every day,
which cannot be the case in reading extracts from different Latin authors; their
styles being generally so widely different as to present great difficulty to the beginner
in his passing from one of them to another.
In the Dictionary the quantities are marked, and the preterites and supipes of verbs
indicated by their radical syllables.
The London Latin Grammar; including the Eton
Syntax and Prosody in English, accompanied with Notes. Sixteenth
Edition. Fcap. 8vo. 1s. 6d. cloth.
This grammar was compiled with the view of restoring the principle on which the
old form of the Eton Latin grammar was constructed, the rules being given in English,
and the school-boy not being required, after learning only his accidence, to encounter
the preposterous task of “ construing from Latin the first rules of Latin construction.”
(See Preface.) The “ London Latin Grammar” contains all that is necessary to
and their application more easily understood, all the examples are accompanied by a
translation. In the text, the sentences exemplifying the rules of Syntax (which are
mostly identical with those of the “ Eton Grammar") are drawn exclusively froin
Cæsar's account of his Britannic expedition, and from the first book of Virgil's Æneid,
which form the first two of the series of interlinear versions on Locke's system, to
which this grammar was intended as a companion. It is, however, adapted to the use
of boys taught on any other method; and, in the notes, one of the examples of the
“ Eton Grammar is appended to each rule.
In the verbs, a few alterations have been made in the common distribution of the
tenses, tending to reduce the conjugation to more systematic order ; but the old
nomenclature is also inserted within brackets. A copious table of irregular perfects
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and supines is given, with lists of adverbs, and prepositions, in which each word is
accompanied by a classical phrase, shewing the mode in which it is employed. The
rules of prosody and versification, and those for the genders of nouns (with lists of
exceptions), are also detailed.
Throughout the book, the parts intended to be committed to memory are printed in
large characters, to distinguish them from those intended only for reference, which are
in a smaller type.
New Latin Delectus; being Sentences for Transla-
tion from Latin into English, and English into Latin; arranged in a
systematic Progression. By Dr. ALEXANDER ALLEN. Fifth Edition,
revised. 12mo. 4s. cloth.
This work is a praxis on the inflections, intended to be used as a companion to the
grammar. It is divided into analytical and synthetical exercises; the analysis con-
sisting of the translation of short Latin sentences, illustrative of the several rules; the
synthesis of the pupil's constructing for himself examples of each variety of infection,
which in the analytical exercise he had only inspected.
A schoolboy, in learning the grammar by itself, devotes his attention to abstract
ideas, imperfectly conceived and soon forgotten; but if he attend to practice concur.
rently with the theory, his knowledge of the rules becomes complete, by being imme-
diately applied. By this method of teaching, also, the learner is drilled in translation
and composition from the beginning; and when he has proceeded through the gram-
mar he is ready for reading an author—no longer a strange and difficult task, but only
a continuation and enlargement of a process with which he is already familiar.
Constructive Latin Exercises, for teaching the Ele-
ments of the Language on a System of analysis and Synthesis; with
Latin Reading Lessons and Copious Vocabularies. By JOHN ROBSON,
B.A. Lond., late Assistant Master in University College School. Fourth
Edition, thoroughly revised. 12mo. 4s. 6d. cloth.
This book is intended for the use of those who have no previous knowledge of Latin,
and is complete in itself, combining the advantages of Grammar, Exercise-book,
Delectus and Dictionary. In it the Latin language is attempted to be taught by a
due combination of theory and practice: the rules explain all the inflections of every
class of Latin words, and the leading principles of syntax. Each rule is followed by
a number of English sentences, the translation of which into Latiu by the pupil
requires him to apply the rule, and thus impresses it deeply upon his memory.
The reading-lesson, placed after each of the first sixty-two exercises, contains exam-
ples of the same inflections as are illustrated in the corresponding exercise, and to a
cnsiderable extent is composed of the same words. By this combination of exercises
to be written and lessons to be read, ample scope is given for the employment of the
mental faculties in the two widely different modes in which they must be exerted for
the successful study of language.
The exercises in the First Part, and all the reading-lessons, have each a separate
vocabulary; but all the Latin words required in writing the exercises in Parts II.–VI.
are placed together in a general alphabetical vocabulary. The quantities are carefully
marked. Altogether, there are upwards of 2,000 of the principal Latin words ex-
plained in the book; and the pupil, by gradually becoming acquainted with them,
makes one of the most useful preparations for reading the Latin authors with compa-
rative ease and pleasure.
Most of the sentences, both in the exercises and in the reading-lessons, have been
derived from the best classical authors, and pains have been taken to give in the
vocabularies to the former the exact words of the originals. An Index of the pas-
sages on which the exercises are founded has been drawn up for the use of Teachers,
in whose hands it will answer all the unobjectionable purposes of a Key: it may be
had gratis on application to the Publishers.
The grammatical principles and nomenclature adopted in this work are in accord-
ance with the views of modern philologists, and all terms are carefully defined. In
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the rules which relate to syntax, the principles of construction are fully explained, and
the pupil is thus taught to study language in a logical manner.
The work is based on the crude form system— that is, on a plan of strict and com-
plete analysis, by which the student learns to distinguish the root of each word froin
every kind of addition made to it, and becomes familiar with the meaning and power
of the various prefixes and suffixes, the euphonic changes of letters, and the analysis
of derived and compound words. Full explanations on all these important points are
given in a series of introductory lessons. The connection between the ordinary and
the crude-form system is explained sufficiently to enable any one acquainted with the
former to make use of the book. Experience in several large public schools has proved
that the crude-form system facilitates the acquisition of a knowledge of the elementary
parts of a language, the study of which is usually the most distasteful to the young, to
such a degree as to effect a very great saving of time and labour,
An Appendix contains synopses of inflections, questions on the longer rules, and
tables shewing the connection between Latin and its three principal modern offshoots,
Italian, Spanish, and French. In these tables, ocular demonstration is afforded of the
great advantage of the crudc-forın system in enabling the student to turn his know-
ledge of Latin to the best account in mastering these important languages.
First Latin Reading Lessons. With Complete Voca-
bularies. Intended as an Introduction to Caesar. By John Robson,
B.A. 12mo. 2s. 6d. cloth.
This is a reprint of the Reading Lessons contained in the foregoing work, with such
alterations and additions as were requisite to make it complete in itself, and entirely
independent of any other book, except, of course, a grammar, or some other means of
obtaining a knowledge of the inflections. With this view, the lessons are divided into
Parts and Sections, to which titles are given indicative of the leading points intended
to be illustrated by each, and which are more fully stated in the explanatory Table of
Contents. A complete set of Vocabularies obviates the necessity for the use of a
dictionary.
The crude forms of words are printed first in the vocabularies, but the nominatives
singular of nouns are also given; so that the book may be used by those who do not
adopt the crude-form system.
When the pupil has gone through these lessons, he will be sufficiently advanced to
commence the reading of Cæsar with ease and advantagc: most of the words of com-
mon occurrence in that author will then be familiar to him, as well as all the inflections
of the language, except the tenses of the subjunctive and the first and second persons
of the verb. The latter, however, rarely occur in Cæsar; and the former being ex-
tremely simple, may be explained to the pupil in a few short rules.
Tacitus; Germania, Agricola, and First Book of the
ANNALS. With English Notes, original and selected, and Bötticher's
remarks on the style of Tacitus. Edited by Dr. WILLIAM Smith,
Editor of the “ Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities," etc.
Third Edition, revised and greatly improved. 12mo. 5s.
The object of this book is to introduce the student to a thorough familiarity with the
style of Tacitus. With this view, a sufficiently extensive text is presented to the
reader, accompanied by copious notes, original and selected.
These notes, occupying 170 pages of the work, are designed to 'remove every diffi-
culty of the text, and explain its structure and allusions. But for fully understanding
cher's “Remarks on the Style of Tacitus,” here translated. This treatise contains a
minute analysis of the characteristics of the author, which are reduced to three heads,
1. Variety of Style; in which his diversities of orthography, inflection, construction,
and expression, are exhibited. 2. The Force and pregnant Brevity of his Style,
showing the mechanism by which those qualities are produced. 3. Its Poetical Com-
plexion. Each of these divisions is illustrated by the quotation of numerous passages,
the study of which cannot fail to be attended with profit to a student desirous of
attaining to a true and critical appreciation of the merits and peculiarities of the great
historian.
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Cæsar. Civil War. Book I. With English Notes,
for the use of Students preparing for the Cambridge School Examina-
tion. 12mo. ls. 6d. cloth.
The text is on that of Nipperday. The notes are chiefly explanatory; but historical
and geographical information has occasionally been supplied. A short introduction
gives the leading features of the causes of the Civil War.
Terence. The Andria, from the Texts of Bentley and
VOLLBEHR, with Notice of the Life of Terence, Introduction to the
Metres of the Play, Summaries elucidating the scenes and notes Gram-
matical, Etymological and Explanatory. By N. TRAVERS, B.A., late
Scholar of Lincoln College, Oxford, and Assistant Master in University
College School. Fcp. 8vo. 3s. 6d.
" This edition of the 'Andria' being intended for the use of Upper Classes in Schools,
and Students reading for Matriculation, the explanations of scenes are given some-
what at length. A readier facility in seizing the constructions of a text is obtained by
a preliminary acquaintance with its substance. The translated passages are more
numerous than may be considered necessary or advisable; but students of Terence
will use translations, and more will still be found left to exercise their industry than
would perhaps be the case if meagre assistance were afforded to them.”- Preface.
Mythology for Versification; or, a brief Sketch of the
Fables of the Ancients, prepared to be rendered into Latin Verse,
and designed for the use of Classical Schools. By the Rev. F.
HODGSON, B.D. (late Provost of Eton). Fifth Edition. 12mo. 38.
cloth. KEY to Ditto, 8vo. 75.
TAESE exercises in the composition of Latin hexameter and pentameter distichs have
been made as easy as possible, in order to enable the school-boy to get rapidly through
them, as a preparation for more difficult versification. The English subject-matter is
an outline of the stories and attributes of the principal heathen deities. These are to
be put into Latin verse, and for that purpose are broken up into divisions, each to be
translated into a Latin line, long or short as the case may be. Where difliculty would
probably arise, assistance is given by inserting the Latin word to be used, or by indi-
cating the inflexion required.
An introduction is prefixed, consisting of the rules of prosody, and of constructing
the two kinds of verse.
Select Portions of Sacred History, conveyed in Sense
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Rev. F. FLODGSON, M.A. (late Provost of Eton). Third Edition. 12mo.
3s. 6d. cloth. KEY to ditto, Royal 8vo. 10s. 6d. cloth.
The selections are divided into two parts: the first to be translated into elegiac, the
second into heroic verse. The assistance given to the pupil is at first ample: consist-
ing of indications of words to be omitted, of particular inflexions to be used, of trans-
positions, etc. These helps are gradually withdrawn, and, in the latter portion of the
book, the pupil is even expected himself to supply epithets and other expressions
accessory to the complete sense.
Sacred Lyrics, or, Extracts from the Prophetical and
other Scriptures of the Old Testament; adapted to Latin Versification
in the principal Metres of Horace. By the Rev. F. HODGSON, M.A.
12mo. 6s. 6d. cloth. KEY to ditto, 8vo. 12s. cloth.
Tuese extracts are to be converted into the principal kinds of Latin lyrical verse:
such as the Alcaic, Sapphic, etc, intermixed with the Iambic Measure. An introduc-
tion is prefixed in which the general laws to be observed in each metre are laid down;
and this is followed by an appendix, containing rules and remarks in use in Eton
School, relating principally to Rhythm.
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Throughout the book the pupil is assisted by aids similar to those given in the works
on Mythology and Sacred History for Versification; help being unsparingly afforded
where unformed taste demands most guidance: and to each extract from the prophets
is prefixed a brief account of the writer, and a reference to his most interesting pro-
phecies.
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HEBREW
The Englishman's Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance
of the Old Testament. Being an attempt at a Verbal Connection
between the Original and the English Translation. With Indexes, a
List of Proper Names and their occurrences, &c. Second Edition,
Revised, Price 31. 13s.6d.
The work contains - 1. Introduction: An account of the work. 2. Appellatives
8-n. 3. Index-Hebrew and English: this, which is a condensation of the preceding
Concordance, forms the “Hebræo- Anglican Dictionary of the English Authorised
Version.” 4. Index-English and Hebrew: by means of which any one who can
read English may see, first, of how many Hebrew words any English word is the
representative; and, secondly, the variations in English of the renderings of each
Hebrew word. 5. Appendix: Proper Names with their occurrences (never all before
published)-Index to the above-Table of Variations in the Versification in the
Hebrew and English Bibles, &c.
Lest any, on seeing this book, should say, " This is not for me, for I can only read my
Bible in English;" or again “I know so little of Hebrew, and nothing of Chaldee,
and therefore this is not for me:" we would state, that it is for the profiting of such
especially and pre-eminently that this work has been prepared. Let them but examine
it, and they will find that, with patience and humility, they can use it to great
advantage.
That it is calculated to minister fruit to various classes, we believe.
To the translator of Scripture, and to the corrector of translations (of whatsoever
country be the translator, and into whatsoever language be the translation), what
would not be the value of the list of Proper Names and their occurrences (now for the
first time published)? But if he were an Englishman (and from what country, blessed
be God! have so many translations emanated, as from England?), the exact balance
between the idioms of the two languages, which the Indexes furnish, would be of
great additional utility. .
The philologist- whose labours are so intimately connected with grammars and
lexicography-will find much matter for thought prepared ready to his hand.
The scholar who knows the value of that providential care displayed by God in our
authorised translation, will find abundant Proors of it here. To him, we conceive,
the coup d'æil of the words in English, hy which each Hebrew appellative has been
rendered (which the Hebrew English Index presents), and the English and Hebrew
dictionary (which the next Index affords), will be of peculiar interest. Among the
Proper Names, also, he may find the examination of the occurrences of “ Jehovah”
important and instructive, &c. &c.
But, as we said, IHE aim has been the profit of two other classes, viz.-
1. THE DEVOUT ENGLISH READER, and
2. THE LEARNER OF HEBREW.
He who can only spell out Hebrew, will find that his little knowledge will, by means
of this book and a little humble and patient labor, be made to go a great way; while
the student, moderately versed in grammar, will find it, perhaps, the best dictionary he
can use. But that which we count its greatest value, is the power it affords to the
humble, prayerful Englishman, of proving, or rather disproving, so many of the verbal
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re-trarislations and corrections which ill-instructed innovators would force upon him.
We know, indeed, that he may safely abide by the authorised translation (and this
work proves it); and we know, too, as Bishop Horsley has shewn, that they who
patiently compare Scripture with Scripture, will find both an armory and a crucible ;
but if, as we believe, nine out of ten of the verbal corrections which are suggested, can
be disproved by this work, its value, in such a day as this, to the intelligent English-
man, will be evident to every candid mind. May it prove to many such, a means of
defence from 'error, and of confirmation in the truth! And if, in addition, it be found
by any who minister the Word of God, helpful in preparing or repairing their
weapons of warfare, full recompense will there be to
THE EDITORS.
A Grammar of the Hebrew Language. By Hyman
Hurwitz, late Professor of Hebrew in University College, London.
Fourth Edition. 8vo. 13s. cloth. Or in Two Parts, sold separately.
-ELEMENTS. 4s. 6d. cloth. ETYMOLOGY and SYNTAX. 9's. cloth.
The aim of the author has been to condense, in this volume, every thing of the least
practical importance or utility contained in the works of Buxtorf, Michaëlis, Gesenius,
and the other standard Christian and Jewish Grammarians. It is divided into
three parts.
The first part, wholly devoted to the art of reading and writing the Hebrew charac-
ters, is intended to remove all obstructions out of the way of the student who as yet
knows nothing whatever of the language. The orthography, owing to the strangeness
of the Hebrew letters and the system of the vowel points, being by far the most per-
plexing part of the language, the subject is subdivided as much as possible, that the
learner may encounter the difficulties separately by learning progressive rules. These
rules are accompanied by numerous examples, and by such explanations as experience
has taught the author to be necessary for the beginner. The vowel points, without
which no critical knowledge of the Hebrew can be attained, are explained, as well as
the nature aud use of the numerous accents. This part also contains a minute analysis
of the first four verses of Genesis.
The second part consists of the etymology, preceded by an introductory chapter on
the general structure of the language; and, from the beginning, the student is accus-
tomed to distinguish between the radical parts and the separable or inseparable
particles prefixed or affixed to the roots. The origin of those fragments which express
the modification of words, is traced to the pronouns and the substantive verb, of which
they are shewn to be relics or abbreviations, and they are printed throughout the
etymology in a type differing from that of the principal words. This arrangement,
and the full explanations which are given of the distinct signification of the modifica-
tory letters, and the manner in which they are combined with the roots, will materially
assist the student in his analysis of the language; and, as a further help, short and
simple exercises are added to each section.
The third part contains the syntax, with a separate chapter developing the principles
on which the rules are founded. This is followed by an appendix of several extracts
from scarce Hebrew books, and some specimens of translations from various
languages.
FRENCH.
A French Grammar By P. F. Merlet, Professor of
French in University College, London, New Edition. 12mo. 5s.6d.
bound. Or, sold in two parts: PRONUNCIATION and ACCIDENCE, 38. 6d.;
SYNTAX, 3s. 6d. (KEY, 3s. 6d.)
Part I. PRONUNCIATION AND ACCIDENCE. The treatise on PRONUNCIATION in this
volume is not intended to supersede oral instruction in that department of French
grammar, but to be nised in aid of it. The existence of certain articulations in the
French language, which have nothing identical with them in English, will always.
render the assistance of a teacher indispensable; but when a knowledge of the elemen-
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tary sounds has thus been acquired, much information may be communicated by rules.
For instance, the pupil may lcarn by rules when oi is sounded as a diphthong, and
when as the simple vowel ê; in what cases the final consonant should be connected
with a vowel beginning the next word; on what syllable the accent is to be placed;
and when a vowel is long and when short. The object of this part of the work is to
convey information of that nature, which it docs by laying down the necessary rules,
accompanicd by a praxis to impress on the mind the peculiar powers of the vowels,
diphthongs, and consonants, and' by giving an explanatory list of words considered
difficult to be pronounced, and general rules for reading French correctly,
ACCIDENCE. The Accidence contains tabular views of the parts of speech, declined
and undeclined, each table being accompanied by bricf and simple explanations, de-
finitions, and rules; thus exhibiting what may be called the materials of grammar,
without showing how they are put together in the formation of continued discourse,
which is the province of syntax. The verbs regular and irregular are conjugated at
full length; and in the reciprocal, negative, and interrogative forms; each variety of
this, as well as the other parts of specch, being illustrated by an exercise, in order that
the pupil, as he proceeds, may put in practice what he learns. Synoptical tables of
terminations and irregularities are also given, and the accidence concludes with
scveral useful vocabularies.
Part II. SYNTAX. This is not only a systematic syntax, but an excrcisc-book on
the syntax, beginning with the easiest constructions, concords and governments, and
gradually increasing in complexity until all the rules have been comprehended ;
recapitulatory exercises being given on all the parts of speech after the special rules
have been individually exemplifica. The rules are enunciated in a form as concise as
possible, in order that they may be more easily committed to memory; they rarely
consist of more than two or thrce lines, and are numbered consecutively for convc-
nicnce of reference. Exercises are also appropriated to the principal idioms of the
language; and, at the end, free excrcises are given, accompanied by all necessary
information in the form of notes, references, and hints for rendering difficult words or
phrases.
Le Traducteur; Selections, Historical, Dramatic, and
MISCELLANEOUS, from the best FRENCH WRITERS, on a plan calculated
to render reading and translation peculiarly serviceable in acquiring the
French Language; accompanied by Explanatory Notes; a Selection of
Idioms, etc. By Professor MERLET. Fourteenth Edition. 12mo.
5s. 6d. bound.
The object of this reading-book is to give the learner the power of translating every
description of French composition. This result is attained by collecting interesting
and instructive articles ou so great a varicty of topics, and in so many different styles,
as to present the learner, as far as possible, with every form of expression which the
language contains, whcther in single words or in sentences or phrases. The pieces
are arranged according to their progressively increasing difficulty, and accompanied
by such rules, observations, and references, as arc calculated to make the reader's
progress easy from the beginning to tlie end of the book, and gradually confer on him
å taste for investigating the nicer points of grammatical construction. In the form of
an introduction, is given a tabular view of the parts of speech, including the regular
inflections, and all the irregular verbs; and, before the pupil citers on the main body
of the work, a collection of short sentences (translated at the end of the book) ex-
emplifies the first rules of grammar, and exhibits all the verbs as used in their différent
moods and tenses. As a further mode of accustoming the learner to the manner of
connecting words in rendering French into English, an interlinear translation of thirty
pages of the earlier portion of the text appears in the appendix, with a list of French
idioms.
These extracts, from the best French authors, have been carefully selected, with a
view to the purity of the language and morals conveyed by them. The subjects are
chiefly entertaining tales, fables, and historical anecdotes of ancient and modern times;
lessons on the moral virtues; descriptions of characters; information on the sciences
Find processes in the arts and trades; travels; and juvenile comedies or tableaux,
entitled “L’Enfant Gâté,” and “ Les Inconveniens de la Diligence."
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Aperçu de la Litterature Française. By Professor
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times, and a list of the most distinguished French writers and their principal works,
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Essays, etc. By P. F. MERLET, Professor of the French Language and
Literature in University College, London. 12mo. 3s. 6d. cloth.
INSTEAD of reprinting the“ Dictionary of Difficulties" entire, the author thinks it suffi-
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which are absolutely necessary for the attainment of French composition.
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WITHOUT studying synonymes, a critical knowledge of any language is impossible;
and an investigation of thcir prccisc shades of difference tends greatly to improve the
general taste and style in writing and speaking.
In this volume, the author divides French synonymes into two classes. The first
consists of words so nearly allied in signification as to require explanation to cnable
Frenchmen themselves to distinguish them. The second class is that of words which
to the Frenchman, indeed, are obviously distinct, but which English people are apt-
often ludicrously-to confound. Both these kinds of synonymes are treated of in this
publication; but greater stress is laid on the latter class, as being more necessary to
natives of this country. The former, however, is not neglected, the compiler having
availed himself of the ingenious disquisitions of the best French writers on synonymes
--Girard, Bcauzé, and Guizot.
In the body of the work, all words which approximate to one another in signiſica-
tion are collected in groups; and the mode of employing them is illustrated by
sentences, which the student will find it advantageous to cominit to memory. But, for
convenience of reference, all the words explained appear also in an alphabctical index.
Stories from French Writers; in French and English
Interlinear (from Merlet's “ Traducteur"). Second Edition. 12mo.
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Tuis is intended as a first book, to give the pupil a general notion of the French
language, and the mode of applying its grammatical rules, by assisting him in trans-
lating from French into Englislı, before he encounters the more difficult task of
writing cxcrcises. Previously to cntcring on the stories, a few pages of detached
sentences exemplify the first rulcs of grammar, and exhibit all the verbs as cmployed
in their different modes and tenses. These sentences are translated at the end, with
notes explaining every difficulty.
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GERMAN.
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Tuis history of the wanderings of Ulysses was written especially for young persons
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Reading-book for English schools. He has therefore prefixed an Elementary Gram-
mar, and has also added to it a Vocabulary. The Grammar, without catering into
complicated details of the niccties of German construction, contains a vicw of the
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ITALIAN.
First Italian Course: being a Practical and Easy
Method of Learning the Elements of the Italian Language. Edited
from the German work by FILIPPI, after the method of Dr. Aun, and
adapted by numerous additions for the use of English learners. By
W. BROWNRIGG SMITH, M.A., Second Classical Master of the City of
London School. 12mo. 3s. 6d. cloth.
THE 228 Exercises, with which this work commences, will be found to teach Italian
in the same manner as nature teaches children their mother tongue. Just as a child,
by constantly hearing simple sentences which illustrate certain fundamental gram-
matical principles, is able to utter sentences of his own, embodying these principles,
though he cannot cxplain, in grammatical phrascology, the rule which he nevertheless
practically comprehends, so, in these exercises, a previous knowledge of grammar is
not required. Some simple Italian sentences, illustrating a certain grammatical
principle, are set before the pupil, which, with the assistance of the Vocabulary, he
can translate into English. Hic is then required to translate into Italian an English
exercise, illustrating the same principle. This, being nothing more than what he did
in childhood with his mother tongue, he will be rcadily enabled to do. Thus he is
led to a practical acquaintance with the language, and an implicit perception of its
rules, in a manner so simple, natural, and gradually progressive, that he soon loves
the study in which he is engaged.
A syllabus of grammatical forms, and an ainple explanation of grammatical princi-
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the pupil, after he has gone through the exercises, to catalogue, and put into explicit
grammatical phrascology, the information he has acquired. And, lastly, an etymo-
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Italian language are added, in order, among other reasons, to give the maturer student
a notion of the mechanism of that wonderful instrument by which thought becomes
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LOCKE'S SYSTEM OF CLASSICAL INSTRUCTION.
INTERLINEAR TRANSLATIONS.
“ We do amiss to spend seren or eight years merely in scraping together so much
miserablc Latin and Greek, as might be learned otherwise easily and delightfully in
one year.”—Milton.
This method is only a restoration of the excellent system of tuition advocated by
Milton and Locke; practically established by Dean Colet, Erasmus, and Lily, at the
foundation of St. Paul's School; and subsequently enjoined by authority of the State,
to be adopted in all other public seminaries of learning throughout the kingdom. In
fact, the system of providing the learner, in the first instance, with a translation, word
for word, is but another form of the copious oral explanations which the old school-
inasters used to give to their pupils as a preparation for each lcsson.
After the pupil has, by means of the series of interlinear translations, furnished
himself with a supply of words, with general notions of their modes of combination
and transposition, and of their different meanings under different circumstances, the
design of Locke's system is to let him go free from all such temporary helps; and, by
independent exertion, discover for himself the meaning of his author. His time and
labour are abridged at the beginning, merely to set him fairly forward on his way
without perplexity and discouragement:
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Mind” is the only work in English, which now occurs to me, that treats of all thic
mental phenomena. That a connected view of these phenomena is desirable, will not
be disputed. Of course, morals are not comprehended in the subject; for these I
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HISTORY, ANTIQUITIES, AND LAW.
History of England. By Sir E. S. Creasy, A.M.,
Emeritus Professor of History in University College, London. With
Illustrations. 1 vol. small Svo. Uniform with Schmitz's “ History
- of Rome" and Smith’s “ History of Greece."
[Preparing
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The immense progress made in investigating Roman history and antiquities within the
last thirty or forty years, having materially altered the whole complexion of that study,
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crrors and misconceptions which have long since been exposed and exploded by
scholars. This compendium is designed to supply the want, by condensing and select-
ing out of a voluminous mass of detail, that which is necessary to give rather a vivid
picture of the leading epoclis of the history, than a minute narrative of the particulars
recorded in the authorities. The author las availed himself of all the important works
on the whole Roman history, or portions of it, which have appeared since Niebuhr
gave a new life and new impulse to the subject. The period embraced by the work is
from the earliest times to the death of Commodus, when the moral degradation of the
empire reached its utmost limit. A copious table of chronology and indexes are
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Questions on Schmitz's History of Rome. By John
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This book consists of several thousand questions, with indications of the pages
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in the history; and it is recommended that he shoulai be encouraged, in all cases, to
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This work, intended principally for schools, differs from the old school histories of
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The author aims at giving a clear and accurate account of the most recent results
of antiquarian scholarship, narrating at length the more important events, and bringing
out prominently the characters and lives of the great men of the Greek states.
The history of literature and the arts is recorded at considerable length; so that the
student may be made acquainted not only with the revolutions of communities, but
with what is of much more intrinsic importance-the history of the production of the
imperishable renains of ancient literary and artistic taste.
Numerous pictorial illustrations are interspersed, consisting of plans of countries,
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WALTON AND MABERLY'S
Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities. By
various Writers. Edited by Dr. WILLIAM SMITH. Second Edition.
Illustrated by several hundred Engravings on Wood. One thick volume,
mediuín Svo. 21. 2s. cloth.
This work, written by the cditor in conjunction with seventeen other gentlemen,
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history, the private life, and the political relations of the Greeks and Romans.
The names of the contributors are attached to their respective articles; and copious
references to the original authorities are given, in order to adapt the work to the pur-
poses of those who desire to extend their investigations on any particular topic.
The dictionary is illustrated by numerous wood-cuts, made under the superintend-
ence of the writers of the several articles. They are chiefly representations of costumes,
weapons, ornaments, machines, implements, utensils, money, plans of buildings, and
architectural embellishments.
Subjoined are tables of Greek and Roman measures, weights, and money; with full
indexes, Greek, Latin, and English.
A more adequate notion of the variety of the topics of the work will be conceived
from the following selection of generic heads, under each of which are comprised many
particulars distributed in alphabetical order:- agriculture, architecture, arithmetic,
armour, assemblics, astronomy, calendars, camps, classes, colonies, crimes, divisions of
land, drama, dress, cngincering, engraving and chasing, entertainments, epochs and
divisions of time, festivals, forms of government, furniture, Greek law, literature,
machines, magistrates, manufactures, maritime affairs, mathematical geography, mea-
sures, medicine, metals, military affairs, money, music, oracles, painting, priests, roads,
Roman law, sacrifices, slaves, statuary, superstitions, temples, titles, tools, trades,
vehicles and their parts, writing, and writing materials.
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This work, intended to illustrate the classical authors usually read in schools, exhibits
the results of the labours of modern scholars in the various subjects included under the
general term of Greek and Roman antiquities. Such information, contained in the
larger Dictionary of Antiquities, as is not suited to junior students, is here omitted;
and whatever articles are susceptible of it have been illustrated by wood-cuts from
ancient works of art.
The book, however, is designed not only for school use, but for the general English
needs information on points connected with Greek and Roman antiquities.
The wood-cuts are calculated to give a correct idea of the numerous objccts
described, of which but a vague notion could be conceived from the most minute verbal
description; and these cuts have the advantage of authenticity, being taken exclusively
from ancient inscriptions, paiutings on vases, gems, coins, and pictures found at
Pompeii, as well as from actual relics of antiquity still existing. The pupil thus
acquires a knowledge of the forms of the various kinds of ancient armour and weapons,
instruments of music, apparatus for cooking and banqueting, articles of dress, plans of
houses, etc.
The appendix consists of extensive tables of Greek and Roman coins, weights and
measures; the ycars corresponding to the Olympiads, the calendar, etc.
Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and
Mythology. Edited by WILLIAM SAATH, LL.D. Mediuni 8vo. Illus-
trated by numerous Engravings on Wood. Complete in Three Volumes,
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Tre period comprehended in this history of remarkable individuals, rcal or ideal, is
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histories of the lives of all personages, either distinguished as influencing the destinies
of nations, or emineüt in literature, science, philosophy, theology, or the arts. The
work is the result of the joint labours of twenty-nine writers, whose names are attached
to their respective articles—the divisions of subjects having been severally allotted to such
of the contributors as had made them more or less their peculiar study. The biographies
are not exclusively classical, but embrace the wider field of literature in general. Copious
accounts are given of the writings of mathematicians, jurists, physicians, historians,
poets, philosophers, and orators. The Latin and Greek Christian fathers also occupy
considcrable space; and the lives of painters, sculptors, and architects, contain details,
useful to the artist, of all thcir works still extant, or of which there is any record in
ancient writers. In fact, the work exhibits a view of the whole circle of ancient history
- and literature for upwards of two thousand y cars. All the articles are founded on an
cxamination of the primary sources of information, and of the best and latest modern
authorities; foreign and English; and are embellished, whenever possible, by wood-
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The old Classical Dictionaries having become obsolete, from the vastly increased
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subjects, this Dictionary is presented to the student as embodying the accurate parti-
culars which recent discoveries have arrived at, respecting the manncrs, customs, history,
and literature of antiquity.
The work contains articles on the most important names, Biographical, Mythological,
and Geographical, occurring in the Greek and Roman classics.
The Biographical portion comprehends the departments of History, of Literature,
and of Art. All names of note are included, up to A.D. 476, and a few remarkable
oncs beyond that epoch. The Literary articles occupy considerable space, and embrace
all Greek and Roman writers whose works either are extant, or, though lost, bave
exercised an important influence on learning. The best moderni cditions of the works
of the several authors are indicated at the end of the articles relating to them. The
history of Ancient Art has also a large space devoted to it.
In the Mythological articles, care has been taken to exclude all indelicate allusions;
and the Greek and Roman Mythology are kept distinct, by treating separately of the
Greek divinities under their Greck names, and the Roman under their Roman names-
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lated to remove and prevent many errors and misconceptions.
In the Geographical portion have been embodied all the latest discov eries of tra-
vellers relating to the identification of modern localities with ancient sites.
The work will also be found of great 11se to Biblical Students, in elucidating points
connected with the Gcography of the Scriptures, and explaining the numerous allu-
sions to classical subjects contained in the Sacred Writers.
The present (Third) Edition has been revised, and Illustrations have been inserted
for the first time. These illustrations, which exceed 750 in number, have reference to
the Mythological, Biographical, and Geographical articles, and will, it is believed, add
considerably to the value and usefulness of the work. The Mythological illustrations,
taken from ancient works of art, give nuinerous representations of the Greek and
Roman divinities, with their various attributes, of the most celebrated heroes, and of
other mythical beings. The Biographical illustrations consist of coins drawn from
originals in the British Museum, and exhibit a complete series of the rulers of the chief
nations of antiquity, such as the Roman emperors from Augustus to the last emperor of
the West, the monarchs of the Greck kingdoms founded by the successors of Alexander,
and various others. The Geographical illustrations contain, in addition to coins of
the more important places, representations of public buildings and of other apcient
monuments.
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logy, and Geography. Abridged from the larger Dictionary. Illus-
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This work is designed for junior students, and contains so much of the subjects of the
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Classics generally read in schools. It is more adapted, in size as well as in price, to
younger pupils; and, for their benefit, not only has the quantity of the syllables of
each name been carefully marked, but the genitive cases have been inserted.
A new and pleasing feature is introduced into this volume, viz., the illustration of
the Mythological articles, by drawings from ancient works of art. These will give the
young beginner a more vivid and adequate conception of the symbols and figures
typical of the deities and heroes, than he could possibly obtain in any other manner;
and will thus cnlist his interest in the objects of ancient Greek and Roman worship.
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a Dictionary of Ancient Geography, not even excluding Scriptural names. The
materials for such a work are very extensive, and have been for inany years accumu-
lating; and it has been the aim of the Editor to present, in a form adapted to the use
of students, the researches of modern scholars, and the discoveries of modern tra-
vellers, in this important branch of Classical Antiquity. The work is, of course, not
confined to a barren description of the geography of countries and of the sites of places;
but it also includes an account of the political history both of countries and of cities.
A Dictionary of the Bible, including Antiquities,
Biography, and Geography. By various Writers. Edited by Dr. Wil-
LIAM Sortir. Uniform with the "Dictionaries of Greek and Roman Anti-
quities, Biography, and Geography." Woodcuts. 2 Vols. medium Svo.
Vol. I. 21. 2s. cloth. (See page 26.)
The History of Rome. By B. G. Niebuhr. From the
earliest times to the First Punic War. Fourth Edition. Translated by
BISHOP THIRLWALL, ARCUIDEACON Hare, Dr. Suitir, and Dr. SCHMITZ.
Three Vols. Svo. ll. 16s.
The great work of Niebuhr stands unrivalled among all ancient and modern histories
of the Roman people, for the extent and profundity of the investigations on which it
is founded, and for the singular vigour of mind by which the author clicits a true
narrative of events from the masses of fable, contradiction and absurdity, under which
it lay buried till his timc. These qualities, universally acknowledged, have made the
publication of his rescarches an cra in classical Icarning, from which is to be dated a
habit of looking at the events of antiquity in an independent spirit, instead of assent
ing, without inquiry, to the statements and conclusions of native or foreign compilers.
The history of the first five centuries of the city is examined with searching criticism,
for the purpose of severing the poetical ingredients from traditions which are histori-
cally sure and well grounded. The author does not content himself with detailing the
results he has arrived at, but gives at full length the researches themselves which led to
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them ; so that the reader, who devotes adequate "study to this profound work, will not
only acquire sounder views of Roman history than could be derived from any other
source whatever, but will acquire a knowledge of the critical methods - by which the
haze of remote antiquity has been so happily penetrated.
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The Odes of Horace, Translated into Un-rhymed
Metres, with Introduction and Notes. By Francis W. NEWMAN, Profes-
sor of Latin in University College, London. Crown. 8vo. 5s. cloth.
This is a translation of the Odes of Horace into metrical lines, not rhymed, nor
reduced to ordinary English measures; but so constructed as to represent, in the
author's judgment, the spirit and cadence of Latin Song. Each species of Horatian
mctre is rendered into a distinct kind of English stanza, which is its uniform repre-
sentative in this volume; but the original Latin metres are not imitated.
The translation is intended to give the English leader, unacquainted with ancient
languages and literature, an idea of the nature of Horatian poetry; and this object is
further promoted by very numerous notes relating to geography, history, mythology;
in short, to whatever is subsidiary to a full understanding of the men and times which
form the subjects of the Odes. The mere literary student will also find here much
information respecting Horace's personal history, the truc succession of his composi-
tions, and the nature of his versification. While the translator professes to write for
the unlearned English reader, he expects to be judged by classical scholars in respect
to correctness and fidelity.
All passages of objectionable morality are left untranslated.
The Iliad of Homer, Faithfully translated into Un-
rhymed Metre. By Francis W. NEWMAN, Professor of Latin in Uni-
versity College, London. lvol. crown. Svo. 6s. 6d. cloth.
Tue Author of this Metrical Version of the Iliad has rejected rhyme as incompatible
with faithfulness of translation, and blank heroic versc as requiring a uniforın elevation
unsuited to the Ballad style of Homer, which, oftcn quaint, is sometimes even coarse,
and by no means always lofty and dignified. He has adopted a metrc of clic same
genius as the old English ballad, and identical with the modern Greek cpic, as best
capable of representing in an English dress every peculiarity of the original.
Thc Homeric dialect being essentially archaic, the translator sometiines avails liim-
self of antiquated Saxon words, and restores a Saxo-Norman structure of sentences,
which, though old-fashioned, is intelligible and expressive.
Although aildressed solely to the English reader, in the hope of giving him a more
adequate idea of the genius and style of Homer, the translation may not be wholly
useless to the learner in Greck, since it is gencrally far more literal than the current
translations of Greek prose writers.
SPECIMEN.
Along with them unwilling went the woman; but Achilles
Afar from his companions sat
in loneliness and weeping,
On shingles of tlie hoary brine, sit depths of purple gazing.
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A Numismatic Manual: or, Guide to the Collection
and Study of Greek, Roman, and English Coins. Illustrated by En-
gravings of many hundred types, by means of which even imperfect and
obliterated pieces may be easily deciphered. By J. Y. AKERMAN, F.S.A.
Svo. 21s. cloth.
This work is divided into Five Parts. The First Part contains, together with clemen-
tary observations, a geographical classification according to Ecklel, of the Greek
Coins of Cities and Princes, including those struck by various states while under the
Roman dominion.
The Second Part treats of Roman Coins, and furnishes an accurate list of the Con-
sular and Imperial Series, preceded by a concise introduction.
The Third Part comprises a summary account of our English Coinage, and a list of
all the most remarkable examples.
and thc Fiſth contains brief notices of Irish and Scotch Coins.
Elements of Jurisprudence. By Charles Jas. Foster,
. M.A., LL.D., Professor of Jurisprudence in University College, London.
Crown 8vo. 5s. cloth.
In these lectures the author seeks to define the province of Jurisprudence, and to
establish the principles and axioms on which law, considered as a science, ought to be
based. In the earlier lectures, he treats of the relations of Jurisprudence to the kin-
dred sciences of Metaphysics, Ethics, Theology, Political Economy, and Political
Philosophy. He proceeds to examine various definitions of Duty, and to weigh the
opinions of Grotius, Puffendorf, Samuel Clarke, and others, on the fundamental prin-
ciple of Morals and Law. Then, considering the elements of Morals and Jurisprudence
susceptible of as rigorous a statement as the truths of Mathematics, he lays down
postulates and axioins, leading to the determination of the limits which separate Morals
and Legislation, and to the conclusion that the combination of the idea of Force with
that of Duty, forms the distinguishing basis of Jurisprudence.
Thc fifth Lecture traces the three stages of Social Development, in the Family, tlie
Tribe, and the Nation; and examines the question, “By wlion is the right of Force to
be exercised ?” The concluding Lecture contains definitions, and the leading divisions
of the subjcct.
The general object of the author in thcsc discourses is not the actual construction
of a Science of Law, but only to establish the foundations upon which lie considers
such construction must be raised; and, at the close of the volume, are collected, in a
summary, the enunciations of the propositions established in the course of the work as
“Bases for a Science of Law.”
BIBLICAL ILLUSTRATION.
The Englishman's Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance
of the Old Testament. Being an attempt at a Verbal Connexion
between the Original and the English Translation. With Indexes, a List
of Proper Names and their Occurrences, &c. Second Edition, revised.
2 vols. royal 8vo. 31. 138. 6d. (See page 15.) -
The Englishman's Greek Concordance of the New
Testament. Being an attempt at a Verbal Connexion between the
Greek Original and the English Translation. Uniform with the
Englishman's Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance. Third Edition,
revised. Royal 8vo. 21. 2s. (See page 6.)
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.
A Dictionary of the Bible, including Antiquities,
Biography, and Geography. By various Writers. Edited by Dr.
WILLIAM Siri. Uniform with the “ Dictionaries of Greek and Roman
Antiquities, Biography, and Geograplıy." Woodcuts. Two Vols.
medium Svo. Vol. 1. 21. 2s.
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Warden of St. Augustine's, Canterbury.
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BEVAN, Rev. W. L., M.A.,
Jesus' College, Cambridge.
Vicar of Hay, Brecknockshire.
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Prof. of Hebrew in University Coll., London.
Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford.
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One of H.M. Inspectors of Schools. .
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Fellow of St. Augustine's Coll., Canterbury.
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COXANT, T. J., D.D.,
Heb. and Dir. Lcct. in King's Coll., London.
· Professor of Sacred Literature, Brooklyn, PEROWNE, Rey. T. T., M.A.,
New York,
Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.
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PLUMPTRE, Rev. E. H., M.A.,
LORD Bisuop or CALCUTTA.
Prof.of Pastoral Theology, King's Coll., Lond.
CLARK, Rev. SAMUEL, M.A.,
PHILLOTT, Rev. H. W., M.A.,
Principal of the Training College, Battersca.
Late Student of Christchurch.
COOK, REV. F. C., M.A.,
POOLE, E. STANLEY, Esq.,
One of H.M.'s Inspectors of Schools.
Pooli, R. STUART, Esq.,
Dayirs, Rev. J., Ll., M.A.,
British Museum.
Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
PORTER, REV. J. L., M.A.,
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Author of “ Handbook of the Holy Land.”
Late Fellow of St. John's Coll., Cambridge.
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ELLICOTT, Rev. C. J., B.D.,
Head Master of the Gram. School, Clapham.
Professor of Divinity, King's Coll., London.
RAWLINSON, Rev. G., M.A.,
EcWix, Rev. WHITWELL, B.A.,
Late Fellow and Tutor of Ex. Coll., Oxford
Rector of Booton, Norfolk.
ROSE, REV. H. J., B.D.,
TARRAR, REV. F. W., M.A.,
Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
Late Fellow of St. John's Coll., Cambridge.
SELWYN, Rev. WILLIAM, D.D.,
FELTON, C. C., LL.D.
Professor of Greek Literature, in Harvard
Margaret Professor of Divinity, Cambridge.
University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. SMITH, WILLIAM LL.D. (Editor).
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Professor of Sacred Literature, Bangor,
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Massachusetts.
Scriptural Examiner in Univ. of London. STANLEY, REV. ARTHUR P., D.D.,
GROVE, GEORGE, Esq., Sydenham.
Regius Prof. of Ecclcs, History, Oxford.
HACKET, H. B., D., D.
STOWE, CALVIN E., D.D.,
Professor of 'Biblical Literature, Newton,
Professor of Sacred Literature; Ancorer
Vassachusetts.
Massachusetts.
HAWKINS, Rev. ERNEST, B.D.,
TIIOMPSON. J. P., D.D., New York.
Prebendary of St. Paul's, and Sec. of the So Tironson, Rev. WILLIAM, D.D.,
ciety for Propag. Gospel in Foreign Parts.
Provost of Queen's College, Oxford.
HAYDAN, Rev. HENRY, M.A.,
VENABLES, Roy. EDMUND, M.A..
Late Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford.
Bonchurch, Isle of Wight.
Hervey, Hon. and Rev. LORD ARTHUR,
WESTCOTT, Rev. B. T., M.A.,
M.A.
Late Fellow of Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
HESSEY, REV. JAMES A., D.C.L.,
WRIGHT, WILLIAM, Esq., M.A.,
Head Master of Merchant Taylors' School.
Trinity College, Cambridge.
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The New Testament Quotations, Collated with the
Scriptures of the Old Testament in the original Hebrew, and the
Version of the LXX.; and with the other writings, Apocryphal, Talmu.
dic, and Classical, cited or alleged so to be. With Notes and a complete
Index. By Henry Gough, Svo. 7s. Od.
This Volume is intended to present a completc arrangement, in parallel columns,
of the very numerous quotations from the Hebrew Bible and from the Septuagint,
contained in the Greek Tcstament. The Hebrew texts and the Greek of the New
Testament are accompanied by the Authorised English Version, and the passages from
the Septuagint-which are given in the Vatican text-by an original translation.
It is belicved that this work contains the first arrangement of all the passages of the
New Testament entitled to be regarded as citations, whether from Moses and the
Prophets or from profanc writers. The author understands by the term “ Quotations”
not only the direct and formal extracts from pre-existing writings, but likewise pas-
sages which are substantially quotations, though not so in form. The matter is ranged
under four heads: (1) Quotations from the Old Testament. (2) alleged quotations
from Apocryphal books; (3) from ancient Jewish writing ; and (4) from Greek
Poets, etc.
Thc uses of the work may be briefly stated thus:-
1. As affording conclusive evidence of the genuineness and inspiration of the
Scriptures;
2. As illustrating the condition of the original text;
3. As explaining ancient types, histories, and predictions;
4. As sometimes supplying, by the comparison of a quotation with the original
passage and its context, å demonstration of the truth of some great article of
faith ;
5. As supplying an indispensable link between the Old Testament and the New
and as often throwing inuch light upon many passages and texts from the
comparison of parallels and contexts.
PURE MATHEMATICS,
Elements of Arithmetic By Augustus De Morgan,
Professor of Mathematics in University College, London. Fifteenth
Thousand. Royal 12mo. 58. cloth.
Tuis treatise is designed for teaching Arithmetic as a part of mathematical science,
and not as a mechanical art. The first part contains the Principles of Arithmetic, in
which the fundamental processes are fully explained, as well as the doctrine of ratios,
proportions, progressions, and combinations. The student is introduced from the
beginning to algebraical notation, and is thus prepared for entering on algebra.
The second part consists of the principal rules of commercial arithmetic, which are
followed by twelve appendixes, of which eleven appear for the first time in this edition.
This supplementary matter contains, among other things, information on “Scales of
Notation;" on “Decimal Money,” in which rules are given which confer on the learner
the greater part of the advantages of calculation to be derived from a decimal coinage;
on "the main Principle of Book-keeping"; on “some general Properties of Numbers”;
and on “Horner's Method of solving Equations.” The last subject is explained at
considerable length, numerous instances with answers being given in order to make
the student well acquainted with this useful process.
Trigonometry and Double Algebra. By Professor
DE MORGAN, Royal 12.no. 7s. 6d. cloth.
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Arithmetical Books and Authors. From the Inven-
tion of Printing to the Present time; being Brief Notices of a large
Number of Works drawn up from Actual Inspection. By PROFESSOR
De Morgan. Royal 12mo. 2s. 6d. cloth.
“A great number of persons are cmployed in teaching Arithmetic in the United
Kingdom. In publishing this work, I have the hope of placing before many of them
more materials for the prevention of inaccurate knowledge of the literatilic of their
science than they have hitherto becn able to command, without both expense and
research.”—Preface.
A Course of Arithmetic, as taught in the Pestalozzian
School, Worksop. By J. L. ELLENBERGER. Post Sro. 58. cloth.
Tic method of advancing from the casy to the difficult, by steps as simple and in-
tclligible as possible, is the principle on which this Arithmetic has been constructed.
Each truth to which the pupil is introduced, is confirmed in his minc.by copious expla-
nations and numerous cxamples, before he is permitted to allvance to more complicated
reasonings. No rule is used by the learner until his understanding las assented to its
correctness; so that liis powers of cxact reasoning are developed, and the pernicious
habit of working on arbitrary rules, without examining into their foundations, is
avoided.
This work not only embraces the earliest rudiments, but ranges over all the subjects
usually found in arithmetical treatises; the commercial applications of arithmetic being
trcated at length, as well as the principles of the science.
The examples which abundantly illustrate cach rule, have been carefully selected
with the view of exciting the pupil's interest by their familiar and useful nature, at the
same time that they are calculated to instruct him in many of the truths of Mechanics,
Chemistry, and other important sciences.
*** The Answers to the Questions in this Volunie are now ready, price 1s. 6d.
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“ The subjects included in it are those which ordinarily enter into an clementary
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vation, it has been done from a conviction that these would with advantage be intro-
duced into elementary works.
“ The answers have all been compared with the printed sheets, and it is hoped but
few errors have escaped detection.
“For use in Schools, the several parts of the work are published separately, and
without answers.”—Preface.
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“In the present treatise, I have endeavoured to put the various demonstrations into
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those remarks and cautions which experience shows to be generally necessary.”—
From the Preface.
Lessons on Form; or, An Introduction to Geometry,
as given in a Pestalozzian School, Cheam, Surrey. By CHARLES
REINER. 12mo., with numerous Diagrams. 3s. 60. cloth.
This work is intended for those who are desirous of teaching the elements of Gen-
metry according to the method of Pestalozzi. The principles upon which that method
is based, are set forth succinctly, but in a lucid manner, in the Preface to the work
written by the late Dr. Mayo.
It is arranged in lessons in the conversational form; this having been considered the
best mode of illustrating the manner which a judicious Teacher should employ in
developing the first notions of Form. Accordingly the introductory lessons commenco
with an examination and description of the regular bodics, the prism, the pyramid,
the sphere and the conc-the results are clear ideas of form, adequate expressions for
those ideas, and sound knowledge of the definitions which constitute the connecting
link between physical and abstract truths.
But the “Lessons on Form” are likewise intended to lay the foundation of an Intro-
duction to Geometry, and the further development of abstract reasoning. Thc sub-
sequent pages furnish materials for that purpose: the consideration of the various
combinations of two, three, four and more straight lines and circles gradually but
consciously lead the pupils to acquire the habit of patient investigation, of original
reasoning and independent judgment; thus practically applying to themselves an
obscrvation made by Bacon, that a man really possesses only that knowledge which he
in some sort creates for himself.
Lessons on Number, as given in a Pestalozzian School
at Cheam, Surrey. By CHARLES REINER. The Master's Manual. New
Edition. 12mo. cloth, 58. The Scholar's Praxis. 12mo. 2s. bound.
This work is intended for the guidance of the Teacher in conducting the young mind
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which form the Rules of Arithmetic. The principle employed by Pestalozzi, of build-
ing up the pupil's knowledge by a scries of oral questions, leading by the easiest possi-
ble gradation from the simple to the complex, is here applied to Arithmetic; and
minute instructions are given to the teacher as to the kind of questions to be put at
cach stage of the process. In addition to the Teacher's questions, the pupils thein-
sclvcs, at the end of cach lesson, put questions to the class: so that thcir minds arc
excrcised not only in answering, but in framing questions. Thc Teacher proceeds
slowly, dwelling on each particular, until the pupils have acquired sufficient facility;
and, whenever possible, leads them to discover for themsclves the next step to be taken.
The lcarner's interest in the subject is thus awakened. All mechanical procedure is
obviated by putting him through a complete mental course, in cach rule, before per-
until he not only thoroughly understands the principles wbich have gone before, but
has acquire practical readiness in applying them.
The SCIIOLAR's Praxis is a Companion to the MASTER'S MANUAL, and contains a
Collection of Examples in the first four rulcs, in fractions, proportions, progressions,
etc. The answere are given only in the “ Manual."
The Difficulties of Elementary Geometry, especially
those which concern the Straight-line, the Plane, and the Theory of
Parallels. By F. W. NEWMAN, Professor of Latin in University College,
London. 8vo. cloth, 5s.
Tuis treatise is intended to make students of Geometry acquainted with difficulties of
which, in studying Enclid, they are frequently unconscious; to give an enlarged view
of the nature of the science, in order to prepare the mind for the higher Mathematics;
and to devclop the author's pcculiar methods of treating some fundamental definitions,
principles, and theorems.
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Tables of Logarithms Common and Trigonometrical
to Five Places. Under the Superintendence of the Society for the Diffusion
of Useful Knowledge. Fscp. 8vo. 18. 6d.
This is a reprint of Lalande's tables of Logarithms, with some additions.
The first part of the book contains the Logarithms of the numbers from 1 to
10,000, calculated to five places of decimals, with a column of differences, with this
variation from Lalande, that the index or characteristic of the Logarithm is omitted as
a worse than useless incumbrance; the decimal point, however, being retained before
the mantissa (contrary to the usual practice) in order to make the distinction more
marked between the column of Logarithms and that of numbers.
The second part contains the Logarithms of the trigonometrical ratios to every
minute of the quadrant; the characteristic, whether positive or negative, being always
increased by ten for the sake of uniformity, whereas the Logarithms are so augmented
in Lalande's tables only in casc of negativc indices.
The tables in this pocket volume, which has been stereotyped after elaborate precau-
tions against error. are sufficiently extensive for most ordinary or practical purposes ;
and to both its divisions are subjoined minor tables, useful in several cases where more
minute accuracy is required in the results of calculations.
At the close of the book is a table of the most useful Constants relating to mensura-
tion, trigonometry, astronomy, etc., including the numbers necessary for the exact
reduction of the modern French decimal system of weights, measures, and degrees, to
the English equivalents, and vice versa.
Barlow's Tables of Squares, Cubes, Square Roots,
Cube Roots, and Reciprocals of all Integer Numbers up to 10,000.
Stereotype Edition, examined and corrected. Under the Superintendence
of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. Royal 12mo. Ss.
cloth.
ALL who have been much engaged in computation, either as students or professional
computers, are aware of the frequent necessity for effecting the operations of involu-
tion and evolution; and of the loss of time and risk of crror attendant, particularly, on
the extraction of cube or even square roots to a few places of decimals. The purely
mechanical work of performing long multiplications and extractions of roots is in
most cases a waste of labour, or misdirection or attention, which it is desirable by all
possible means to abridge or remove. The use of Logarithms, while still leaving the
liability to crror, only abridges the task; thesc tables, as far as they extend, remove it
altogether. They also give exact results in many instances where Logarithmic com-
putation produces only an approximation.
The square and cube roots of all whole numbers up to 10,000 are given to seren
places of decimals; and the reciprocals of the natural numbers, or the results of the
division of unity by each of them, are calculated to either ten, or at least nine, decimal
places. Besides, the columns of squares and cubes enable the computer to deterniine,
on inspection, the nearest integer square root of any number containing not more than
cight digits; or cube root of a number up to twelve digits inclusive: so that the extent
of the tables is vastly greater than is immediately apparent from their title.
It may be observed, that the tables furnish an exhaustless collection of examples
accompanied by their answers or key, for teaching the rules of multiplication, division,
squaring and cubing numbers, and the corresponding evolutions.
** They will be found useful to the more scientific class of Engineers and Surveyors,
for immediately obtaining results which are now usually got by Logarithmic calcula-
tion, or the sliding rule; to actuaries (in the table of Reciprocals): to schoolmasters, for
obtaining examples of the ordinary rules of Arithmetic; to all, in fact, who are calcu-
lators by choice or necessity, though of course to some more than to others.”—Preface.
WALTON AND MABERLY'S
MIXED MATHEMATICS.
An Elementary Treatise on Mechanics, for the Use
of the Junior University Students. By RICHARD POTTER, A.M., late
Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge, Professor of Natural Philosophy
in University College, London. Fourth Edition. 8vo., with numerous
- Diagrams. Ss. 6d. cloth.
Tuis work, the subject-matter of wlich is trcated according to the modern method of
teaching mechanics, is adapted to students commencing natural philosophy, and may
bc mastered by those who are modcratcly acquainted with algebra, geometry, and planc
trigonometry. The propositions are demonstrated analytically; and, at the closc of
cach section, examples are given, with the view of preparing the student for applying
the general analytical methods, of which he is put in possession, to the solution of the
new problems which he may meet with, relating to the different departments of the
subject. The work thus forms an advantageous introduction to more profound inves-
Although the term “ mechanics," in its wider sense, comprehends hydrostatics and
hydroclynamics, in this work statics and dynamics alone are presented to the acader, as
being its more elementary subdivisions. All the fundamental formulæ of those sciences
arc proved and illustrated. In statics, after the composition and resolution of forces,
the learner is made acquainted with the theory of statical couples, the properties of the
centre of gravity, the mechanical powers and thcir combinations, the application of the
principle of virtual velocities to the mechanical powers, and the laws of friction. In
dynamics, thc parallelogram of vclocities is demonstrated, and the theory of impact
of accelerating forces, projectiles, and constrained motion-the latter including the
cycloidal pendulum, and a problem on railway curves.
An Elementary Treatise on Optics. Part I. By Pro-
ſessor POTTER. Containing all the requisite Propositions carried to First
Approximations, with the construction of Optical Instruments for the Use
of Junior University Students. Second Edition. Svo. 9s, 6d. cloth,
Tue object of the author is to divide geometrical optics into two parts, of which this
trcatisc forms the first. Its subject comprehends the essential propositions of the
science, and their application to the theory of optical instruments and the structure
of the eye, presented in an elementary form (with examples for exercise), so as to be
attainable by students not very far advanced in mathematics. The higher parts,
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origin of organic bodies; the connection of chemistry with animal physiology, com-
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charged with odyle; which may also be transferred from onc body to another, and the
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Boxing Gloves, Dumb.bells, all of which are kept in
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Now so generally made use of, is one of the best improvements that has been made
for years, in corroboration of which Messrs. Wisden and Co., during the last season,
disposed of, in England and abroad, upwards of thirty gross. Clubs will save great
expense by using them generally. They are warranted not to break, and, therefore,
for use abroad or in the country, where good blades are often thrown aside for the
want of being well handled, these Bats are particularly adapted. The handle is
manufactured expressly in accordance with their wishes, and has not too much spring,
it being prevented by the introduction of wood (a sort purchased expressly), which
is worked in the centre of the handle. You are particularly requested to see the
address stamped on the Bat. They will not answer for the quality of others.
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THE TREBLE WHALEBONE-HANDLE BAT
Is also warranted not to break. Price to CLUBS, &c., 16s. 6d.
To purchase a FIVE YEAR OLD BLADE, and put it in a CANE OG TREBLE WHALE-
BONE HANDLE, is the way to secure the same Cricket Bat for use for many seasons,
especially if the blade is properly fed with oil.
BATS manufactured of any size (under that allowed by law); and they particularly
recommend young beginners, more especially youths, to play with small and light Bats.
WELL-SEASONED BEST BATS,
It will be seen, are quoted extremely low, of which ONE HUNDRED GROSS are now
already manufactured, and every Bat has been inspected and examined by Messrs.
Wisden and Co. The yearly use of 80 gallons of prepared oil for Bats will suffice for
the genuineness of the blades. We can assure our patrons that no other house has
the secret of thus feeding the wood,
TO CLUB S, &c.
MESSRS. J. WISDEN & Co.,
2, NEW COVENTRY STREET, LEICESTER SQUARE,
LONDON, W.,
Beg most respectfully to thank Noblemen, Gentlemen, Military and Civil, as well as the
Clergy, and Members of the Marylebone, Surrey, and other Clubs, for the extensive
patronage they have received, and hope by constant attention to all orders entrusted to
their care to merit a continuance of the same.
J. WISDEN & Co., owing to the strict attention to their own manufacture, as well as
the selection of the best makers' BATS and BALLS, can with confidence warrant them to
be of the BEST QUALITY and WELL SEASONED; and, owing to the increased popula-
rity of the game throughout all parts of the world, have made the necessary arrangements
for a more extensive trade, by which means they will be enabled to supply their Goods to
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J. W. & Co.'s own manufactured Goods are made under their personal superintendence;
thus, by practical experience and knowledge, all the latest improvements are effected.
Messrs. WISDEN and Co. beg particularly to call attention to the fact that every Bat
that leaves their establishment is seasoned and well oiled, a work of great necessity, which
has been proved by experience. Owing to the manner in which Bats should be laid by
during the non-cricket season and the peculiar moisture of the oil used, Messrs. W. & Co.
have always several dozens of gentlemen's private Bats under their care as soon as the
season is closed. All new Bats before leaving their establishment have the same attention
paid them.
*** P.0.0. to be made payable at Coventry Street, London, W.
These Prices are issued expressly for Clubs, Schools, fc., and 21 per cent, will be allowed
for Cash with Order. All Goods not approved of exchanged.
THE LIST OF PRICES.
BATS.
S. d.
S. d.
Cane-handle Bats, warranted , 18 6 Men's Practice Double-seamed , 6 6
Treble Whalebone-handle Bats , 18 6 Trap and Racket Balls, &c.
These handles put into 5 year old blades
STUMPS.
are als. each.
Single Whalebone-handle Bats, 5
Ebony top & Brass-ferruled, per set 120
years old .
150
Brass-ferruled only.
10 0
Ditto ditto, from 1 to 2 years old 12
Best Plain Match .
7 6
Match Bats, the best, 2 years old .
10 0
Common . . . . »
5 6
Ditto ditto, well seasoned 8 6
Youths' best . . .
Club Bats, best . . . .
IMPROVED LEG-GUARDS.
Practice Bats, very strong . .
Of superior White Leather, per pair 12 6
Youths' Cane-handle Bats, war-
Of Chamois Leather, as generally
ranted not to break . . .
used and warranted . per pair 10 0
Youths' Polished Bats, 6th size : 6
Guards made to any size and for any purpose.
Ditt? Plain, 6th size
per pair
Ditto TrebleWhalebone-handle Bats 126 IMPROVED BATTING GLOVES 10 0
Ditto Plain, 5th size ..
Ditto
ditto, very best 11 6
Youths' and Trap Bats of Balls of all
IMPROVED WICKET-KEEPING
sizes, but no inferior or Toy Shop
GLOVES . .
Goods are kept for Sale; and Offi-
These Gloves cannot possibly be excelled.
cials of Clubs, &c., are particularly
SPIKE SOLES
reminded that all Goods are THO-
STEEL SPIKES, with Screws, re-
ROUGHLY SEASONED.
commended, per set (eight) . 4
BALLS.
Lawn Billiards . . per set 80 0
(Not less than half a dog. at these prices.)
Croquet . .
Very best Treble-seamed, per doz. 78 0 Indian Clubs from 10s. 6d. to 21
Match Balls . . .. »
72 0 Case and Measure of 22 yards . 100
Practice Balls, Double-seamed ,, 62 0 Superior Manufactured Flannel for
Youths' Treble-seamed, each 50 Îrowsers and Jackets, any colour
Best Men's ditto . . , 7
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Caps, each 3s. 6d. , per doz. 36 0 Wisden & Co.'s . . 213. to 25 0
Portraits of celebrated Cricketers,
A reduction made if half a doz. are taken.
coloured i . . each
Racket Balls, warranted superior
Ditto
ditto in fours, only 2 6
make . . . . per gross 24 0
Coloured Lithograph of Cricketers
Ditto
ditto
per doz. 2 6
of England in a group . . 7 6
Tives Balls ditto
5 0
The National Copper-plate Print of
Boxing Gloves, superior make, with
a Cricket Match. ,
.. . 15 0
horsehair . . . per set 12 6
These will be found much reduced in price.
Foot-balls, Vulcanized India-rubber
Laws of Cricket on a Sheet and as a
bladder, 10s. 6d., 12s. 6d., & 158. each..
Pocket Book . . each 6 Trap Bats and Balls, all sizes.
Nets, 6yds. by 2yds., &c. (see p. 7). 21 0 Dumb Bells, any weight per lb. 10
Best Electro Registered Belts, each 4 6 Quoits, bright .
Best Bronze ditto . . „ 2 6 The Newly-invented Catapulta.
The Cricket Field .
. . 5 0 with extras (see p. 6) £10 0 0
Handling Bats, plain, if over one and
Telegraphs, on the most improved
under six at 58. each, if over six at
principle .
. . 5 0 0
4s. Id. each; Single Whalebone
Horse Leather Boots for rolling
6s. 6d. and 7s. 6d. ; Treble Whale-
cricket grounds, sewn with con-
bone 10s. 6d. and ils. 6d. ; Cane-
per wire. (Without labour on a
handle Is. 6d, and 10s. 6d.
ground, there is no cricket.
Racket Bats, Bluck's very best, each 25 0! Bell's Life in London.) per set 2 5 0
STUMPS.
The Ebony-top and Brass-ferruled combined, and used in
all the great matches, are acknowledged to be the best
ever introduced into the Cricket Field. They owe the
invention partly to Lockyer, the celebrated wicket-
keeper, whose practical experience in coming in contact
with this article is well known; and the price to Clubs,
Schools, &c., is very moderate.
Brass-ferruled (only) Stumps, warranted seasoned, and
equally low in price,
Best Match Stumps, warranted. These are quite plain,
and of equally well-seasoned wood.
Common or Practice Stumps are made expressly for prac-
tice, and will be found a very useful and saving article.
Youths' Stumps of any size.

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To warrant a Cricket Ball to keep its shape and hard-
ness in wet weather is an undertaking that few will
accomplish; but we will do so; and the charge for this
article will be found to be extremely moderate.
Best Treble-seamed Cricket Balls, as used in most of the
matches of the season, 72s. per dozen; under half a
dozen 7s.6d, each.
Double-seamed or Practice Balls 62s. per dozen; under
balf a dozen 6s. 6d. each.
Youths' Cricket Balls are warranted, and contain the
same workmanship as men's.
MARQUEES, TENTS, AND CLUB BOXES sup-
plied on the shortest notice.
' A REGISTER KEPT FOR BOWLERS, and none
recommended but those who can command first-class
testimonials.
A LARGE COLLECTION OF CRICKETERS'
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Of the very latest improvements, combining the ex-
cellent qualities of strength and lightness, and a safe
and sure protection to the legs. Where it is impossible
for the ball to strike the leg it needs no guard, and
thus the manufacture secures what is so beneficial
while practising or running between the wickets.
Price, to Clubs and Schools only, 10s. 6d. per pair.
Of superior white leather they are manufactured at
12s. 6d. per pair.
Youths' Leg-guards, as well as Guards made for the
Elbow, Knee, &c. &c.
J. Wisden and Co.'s newly-invented “Private"
Guard, so greatly needed, and which, also, gives so
much confidence to the batsman, is used by the cele-
brated players of the day.
All kinds of Guards for protection manufactured on
the shortest notice, and sold at the most reasonable
prices possible.
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according to the tread of the wearer.
THE TUBULAR INDIA-RUBBER GLOVE.
The Price for
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be seen to be
very moderate,
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open in the palm
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of the Glove is placed only where it is
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their expectations. It
bas been worked in
the presence of thou-
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Lord's and the Oval,
who pronounced it to
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acwt. and height Cft.,
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easily by any person
after two or three
trials. It is put up
and in working order
in about five minutes.
To Members of Clubs
who have a know-
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and are not bowlers,
but still anxious to
bring forward their
younger members or
sons, this invention is
most invaluable, as by
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of letting off the trig-
ger, you can bowl
straight, or to the off
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managed in so simple a manner, that any servant at a Nobleman or Gentleman's seat
could give his master as genuine practice (not, however, to include teaching), as any
FIRST-CLASS Professional Bowler. This alone speaks volumes in favour of the inven-
tion. Most of the leading Gentlemen and Players of the day have practised against it,
and have all fallen victims to it changeable tactics. Another important point is, there
being ng danger in working it, for it could, in fact, be well managed by a Lady, if set
at a moderate or medium pace. The price of the instrument is £10, and so portable
that no inconvenience would be derived from movements from place to place. The
article bears the Royal Arms and the patentee mark. The principle of working it will
be shown at 2, New Coventry Street, Leicester Square, London, W., at which place
only can it be purchased. Printed Instructions accompany each Catapulta, and if
necessary Noblemen or Gentlemen will be attended upon at their seats.
THE CRICKETING SHIRT, worn by nearly all the Professional Cricketers, and
Members of the Marylebone, Surrey, and other well-known Clubs. The Shirt is
printed with exact positions of many of the present celebrities in the cricketing world.
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purpose, and wearing like cloth, £5 10s.
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