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ILLUSTRATIONS
OF
BRITISH ENTOMOLOGY;
OR, A
Synopsis of Indigenous Ensects :
CONTAINING
THEIR GENERIC AND SPECIFIC DISTINCTIONS;
WITH
AN ACCOUNT OF THEIR METAMORPHOSES, TIMES OF
APPEARANCE, LOCALITIES, FOOD, AND ECONOMY,
AS FAR AS PRACTICABLE.
BY JAMES FRANCIS STEPHENS, F.L.S.
MEMBER OF THE ENTOMOLOGICAL SOCIETIES OF LONDON AND PARIS, ETC.
EMBELLISHED WITH COLOURED FIGURES OF THE RARER AND
MORE INTERESTING SPECIES.
SUPPLEMENT.
* In his tam parvis tamque ferè nullis quæ ratio ! quanta vis ! quam inextricabilis
perfectio !"- Plin.
"Finis Creationis Telluris est gloria Der, ex opera Naturæ, per Hominem
solum." Linné.
LONDON:
HENRY G. BOHN, YORK STREET, COVENT GARDEN.
1846.


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ADDRESS.
O
A CYCLE of nineteen years has been completed, since the ap-
pearance of the first number of these Illustrations; within which
period no less than 72 distinct works on Entomology, forming
112 volumes, have emanated from the British press (exclusive of
reprints, and of works on Bees). Of these more than half (41) are
arranged in conformity with the views developed in this work, or
my Systematic Catalogue ;--the remainder being chiefly devoted to
the description of foreign Insects, to particular groups of Insects,
or being elementary treatises on the subject.
From these facts, and from what is shewn in the note below,*
and hereafter stated, it would appear that my labours have contri-
buted materially towards the advancement of Entomology in this
country.
That the exertions of Dr. Leach, and of Messrs. Kirby and
Spence, however, greatly conduced towards instilling a taste for
this department of Zoology, and its consequent progression, need
scarcely be insisted upon in this place; but the foundations of a
building are of little avail, unless the building itself be erected :-
it has been my endeavour to attempt the stupendous enterprize, so
far as relates to the indigenous species of insects; but, alas!
vainly. Nevertheless, I have succeeded in partially rearing the
temple, and my success may be rendered manifest by the following
brief recapitulation of my labours.
Previously to 1818, the total number of species of insects
described, or recorded, as British, was 3673; in that year about
500 additional species were introduced in Samouelle's Compendium,
from my cabinets; and subsequently about 100 more, in the first two
volumes of Curtis's Genera, chiefly from my manuscripts; making
* About 300 copies of the Illustrations, 412 of my Systematic Catalogue, and 1220 of
my Nomenclature, have been disposed of within the period in question.

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ADDRESS.
altogether less than 4500 antecedent to the appearance of my
Systematic Catalogue, in July, 1829, in which 10,116 species are
indicated as indigenous.
In the Illustrations I have described 7165 species, and charac-
terized 1114 genera--a greater number than has hitherto been
introduced into any single work on Entomology (the nearest
approach to that number being Schönherr's Curculionidæ, in which
7141 species, and 631 genera, are detailed), and about 5000
species, and at least 500 genera, remain to be described ; a task
I had hoped to have accomplished, but circumstances wholly
beyond my control have totally frustrated that intention, and the
work has now passed into other hands, and been brought to a
conclusion; notwithstanding a very considerable portion of the
manuscript has been long prepared.
The attempt to describe all the indigenous species of insects, has
been scouted as a physical impossibility, which is true to a certain
extent, as no human labours can be perfect; nevertheless, it is
evident that an approach may be made towards the attainment of
the object: how far I have effected the same may be illustrated by
calling attention to the comparatively few species that have been
discovered belonging to the portion of this work already published,
notwithstanding the great increase in the number of practical
collectors. I may also add, that in my Systematic Catalogue, after
abating the unnamed species indicated therein, and the doubtful
ones, the real number named is 8959, and in Mr. Curtis's Guide, 1st
edition, which registers 10,420, after a similar process, there remains
only 8966! A tolerable proof that I had made some approxi-
mation towards the actual number, inasmuch as the Guide took
full two years to complete, after the appearance of my Catalogue.*
In the 2nd edition of the Guide, 12,003 species are enumerated,
* Boisduval, in his Species Général des Lépidoptères, p. 140, in speaking of my Ca-
talogue and Curtis's Guide, says-"L'ouvrage de M. Stephens étant posterieur de quel-
ques mois a celui de M. Curtis," &c. In answer to which it is most essential for the
interests of truth and of science to state, that the first 20 columns only of the Guide-(15
thereof made up from these Illustrations, as far as then completed)-were published on
the 1st of June, 1829, (not in March, as it would appear by the date at the end of the
Preface), anterior to the appearance of my Catalogue in July following; the Lepidop-
terous portion of the Guide not appearing till towards the end of 1830.

ADDRESS
V
upwards of 2000 of which, amongst the Hymenoptera and Diptera,
are not British
Since the publication of the last number of this work in January
1837, I have been unwearied in my endeavours to obtain a com-
plete census of our indigenous species, and have proceeded to a
considerable extent in working up an amended edition of my
Catalogue (or Nomenclature), by patiently re-examining the re-
ferences to every species and synonym, attaching the actual date
when possible to every reference, and re-arranging my collection
on a novel plin, to correspond exactly with every name, both
specific and synonymical: a proceeding which the possession of
the largest collection of British Insects, and probably the most
extensive Entomological Library (about 1500 volumes), have ena-
bled me to perform with some prospect of success, especially now
that my time is solely at my own disposal. This Nomenclature it
was my full intention to print with the continuation of the Illus-
trations; whether, however, it may now ever see the light is pro-
blematical : it will not be my fault should it not, for no person has
more sincere cause to regret the abrupt termination of this work
than myself, having not only devoted the greater portion of a not
very short life towards its prosecution, at a cost of nearly £10,000,
in the formation of my Collection and Library, and in the expense
of publication ; but as a consequence of loss of time in defending
my copyright in 1832-3, my prospects were for ever blighted, by
the inconsiderate prejudices of an implacable and tyrannical in-
dividual: thus compelling me, in the decline of life, to embrace
the first opportunity that presented itself, of relieving myself of
the thraldom of office, and of retiring in comparative penury
therefrom!
Contrasted therewith, I have now in conclusion the pleasure
sincerely to return my thanks to my Subscribers generally, for
their support, and more particularly to the following gentlemen,
-amongst whose names will be found those of the persons most
eminently distinguished for their respective attainments in the
various branches of natural science, in this country,--for their
recent exertions on my behalf.

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ADDRESS.
C.C. BABINGTON, F.L.S., F.G.S.,
Sec. Camb. Phil. S.
W. BAIRD, M.D., Brit. Mus.
JNO. BARLOW, Sec. R.S., F.R.S.,
&c.
EDW. BARNARD, F.L.S.
Thos. BELL, F.R.S., F.L.S., &c.
Prof. Zoology, King's Coll.
J.J. BENNETT, F.R.S., F.L.S., &c.
Fras. Boot, M.D., F.L.S., &c.
J. BOSTOCK, M.D, F.R.S., &c.
J.S. BOWERBANK, F.R.S., &c.
W. J. BRODERIP, F.R.S., &c.
Rr. Browy, V.P L.S., &c.
WALTER BUCHANAN, F. L. S.,
F.R.S., &c.
WM. BUCKLAND, F.R.S., &c.
RD. CHAMBERS, F.L.S.
JNO. GEO. CHILDREN, F.R.S, &c.
BRACEY CLARK, F.L.S., &c.
Ch. R. DARWIN, F.R.S., &c.
L. W. DILLWYN, F.R.S., &c.
Edw. DOUBLEDAY, F.L.S., &c.
HY. DOWNES, Com. R.N., F.L.S.,
&c.
W.F. EVANS, M.E.S.
F. J. FARRE, M.D., F.L.S., &c.
Edw. FORSTER, V.P.L.S., &c.
J. D. E. FORTNUM, M.E.S.
JNO. GOULD, F.R.S., &c.
Geo. GRANT, M.D.
Robt. E. GRANT, M.D., F.R.S.
L. & E. Prof. Zool. University
Coll.
Geo. R. Gray, F.L.S., &c.
Jno. E. GRAY, F.R.S., &c.
J. S. HENSLOW, M.A., F.L.S.,
Prof. Botany, Cambridge
W. J. HOOKER, F.R.S., &c.
F. W. HOPE, F.R.S., &c.
Thos. HORSFIELD, M.D., F.R.S.,
&c.
WM. KIRBY, F.R.S., &c.
CH. KONIG, F.R.S., &e.
WM. NORTON LLOYD, F.R.S.,
F.L.S., &c.
Edw. NEWMAN, F.L.S.
Richt. OWEN, Hunterian Profes-
sor Royal Coll. of Surgeons,
F.R.S., &c.
J. J. S. PARRY, F.L.S.
J. F. ROYLE, M.D., F.R.S., Prof.
Mat. Med. &c., King's Coll.
W. W. SAUNDERS, F.L.S., S.A.,
&c.
R. H. SOLLY, F.R.S., F.L.S., &c.
G. B. SOWERBY, F.L.S., &c.
WM. SPENCE, F.R.S., &c.
Geo. T. STAUNTON, Bart., M.P.,
F.R.S., &c.
Cu. STOKES, F.R.S., &c.
W. H. SYKES, Lt. Col., F.R.S.,
&c.
A. TULK, M.R.C.S.
GEO. R. WATERHOUSE, Brit. Mus.
J. 0. WESTWOOD, F.L.S., Sec.
Ent. S., &c.
ADAM WHITE, Brit. Mus.
WM. Wood, F.R.S., &c.
WM. YARRELL, F.L. & Z.S.
Eltham Cottage, Foxley Road, Kennington,
September, 1846.

ILLUSTRATIONS
OF
BRITISH ENTOMOLOGY.
MANDIBULAT A.
HYMENOPTERA.
FAMILY V. ICHNEUMONIDÆ, Leach.
Plate XXXIX. fig. 3.
Phytodietus segmentator.
PH. Niger, marginibus segmentorum albidis ; pedibus rufis anticorum
trochanteribus et coxis flavis, posticorum tarsis et tibiarum apice
nigris. (Long. Corp. 2; 3; lin. Exp. Alar. 7 lin.)
Phy. segmentator, Gravenhorst, ii. 944.-Steph. Nomen. 2 edit.
Black, with the margin of the abdominal segments whitish ; legs red,
slender, with the trochanters of the anterior and the coxæ yellow, the
tarsi of the posterior, and the apex of the tibiae black :- the male has
the face yellow, and the posterior coxæ and trochanters varied with
black and yellow : the female has the face marked with yellow, and
the hinder coxæ red.
Apparently rare : taken in the vicinity of London.
Plate XXXIX. fig. 2.
Schizopyga analis.
Sc. Nigra, abdomine rufo, margine segmentorum 1—3 anoque nigris ;
pedibus rufis, nigro maculatis ; aculeo subexserto. (Long. Corp.
3-34 lin.)
Sch, analis, Gravenhorst, ii. 130.-- Steph. Nomen. 2 edit.
Black: mouth and antennæ beneath pale testaceous : abdomen with the
basal segment black, with its sides and back red, 2nd and 3rd segments
red, the edges black, two following wholly red, the rest black : legs
red, the tips of the four hinder thighs and tibiæ black : hinder tarsi
black, the base of the joints testaceous : female with the ovipositor
slightly exserted.
Taken at Darenth, in June.
MANDIBULATA-SUPPLEMENT, August, 1846.
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BANDIBULATA.-HYMENOPTERA.
Plate XXXIX, fig. 1.
Rhyssa Persuasoria.
Rh. Nigra albomaculata, segmentis intermediis maculis duabus latera-
libus albis ; pedibus fulvis, posticis tibiis tarsisque fuscis :--mas. facie
alba; fem. orbitis oculorum albis, aculeo corpore longiore. (Long.
Corp. 6-15 lin.)
Ich. persuasorius, Linné.- Rh. persüsoria, Steph. Cat. No. 4012.
Black, spotted with yellowish white : intermediate, and sometimes the
basal segments of the abdomen with a yellowish-white spot on each side :
legs fulvous, the hinder tibia and tarsi fuscous. Male with the face
white; female with the orbits of the eyes white, the ovipositor longer
than the body.
The figure represents the male of this rare species of the natural size : the
crossed lines having been erroneously annexed thereto, in lieu of being
attached to the figure of Schizopyga analis.
Taken at Weybridge; Coombe Wood; near Kimpton, Hants :
and York: but rare.
Plate XXXVI. fig. 4.
Arotes albicinctus.
Ar. Niger segmento primo albidomarginato, femoribus tibiisque ante-
rioribus subtus testaceis. Mas, facie flava, antennis subtus fulvis ;
fem. annulo antennarum albo. (Long. Corp. 6-7} lin.)
Ar. albicinctus, Gravenhorst, Ich. iii. 448. --- N. S. tarsalis, Steph.
Cat. No. 4009.
Black: the basal segments of the abdomen edged with white ; the anterior
thighs and tibiæ testaceous beneath. Male with the edges of the 2 basal
segments of the abdomen, and the tips of all the tarsi white, antenne
reddish beneath : female with the tips of the hinder tarsi, and a ring in
the middle of the antennae white.
Many years since, I once observed this fine, and apparently rare,
insect, flying in plenty at Darenth Wood in June; I fortunately
secured a pair. It is the only species of the genus.



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Plate XL. fig. 4.
Enicospilus combustus.
Sp. 1. Eni, merdarius.--Testaceus, oculis abdominisque apice fuscis.
(Long. Corp. 6-10 lin.)
Op. merdarius, Gravenhorst, ii. 698.-Steph. Nomen, 2d edit.
Testaceous, with the
eyes
and the two or three terminal segments of the
abdomen fuscous: ovipositor black.
Sp. 2. Eni. ramidulus, Linné.-Steph. Cat. No. 4637.-Testaceus, ab-
dominis apice nigro. (Long. Corp. 6-10 lin.)
Testaceous, with the two last segments of the abdomen wholly black.
Sp. 3. Eni. combustus, Plate XL. fig. 4.-Gravenhorst, iii. 701.---Steph.
Nomen. 2d edit.-(Testaceus, thorace et abdominis apice nigris.
(Long. Corp. 9 lin.)
Testaceous, with the thorax and the two last segments of the abdomen
and a spot on the back of the first, black.
The above, which are all the species of this genus, are found,
but rarely, in gardens within the metropolitan district.
BRACONIDÆ.
Plate XXXVII. fig. 2.
Microgaster tibialis.
Mı. Niger, tibüs testaceis ; alis denigratis. Fem. aculeo abdominis
dimidio breviore. (Long, Corp. 14 lin.)
Mi. tibialis ? Nees. I. A. i. 168.-Steph. Nomen. 2d edit.
Deep black; antennæ short robust; anterior femora at the apex, and the
tibiæ testaceous, posterior brown; anterior tarsi testaceous with brown
tips: wings deep smoky black, with the stigma darker : ovipositor
half the length of the abdomen.
Found in meadows during the summer ; widely dispersed.

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MANDIBULATA.--HYMENOPTERA.
Plate XXXVII. fig. 1.
Microgaster ? basalis.
Mr. Niger, abdominis basi, pedibusque rufis ; alis hyalinis, stigmate
rufo. (Long. Corp. 2 lin.)
Mi.? basalis, Steph. Nomen. 2d edit.
Black: the three basal segments of the abdomen, and the legs wholly red:
wings hyaline, yellowish, with the stigma reddish.
Very rare: found near London, and in Devonshire.
Plate XXXVII. fig. 38. 44.
Helcon annulicornis.
HE. Ater, nitidissimus ; abdominis sublinearis primo segmento acute
bicarinato; pedibus rufis, coxis trochanteribusque anterioribus
tibiis tarsisque posticis nigris, his medio albis ; femoribus posticis
unidentatis. Fem. Annulo antennarum albo. (Long. Corp. 5 lin.)
He. annulicornis, Nees ab Essen. Hym. i. 231.-N. S. dentata. --Steph.
Cat. No. 4010.
Deep, shining, black: abdomen somewhat linear, its basal segment with
2 sharp ridges: legs red, the anterior coxæ and trochanters and hinder
tibiæ and tarsi black, the middle of the latter white : hinder thighs
with a single sharp tooth near the tip beneath. Female, with a white
ring in the middle of the antenna.
I possess a fine pair of these remarkable insects, taken I believe
in South Wales; and in the collection of the Entomological Club
are several examples, of both sexes, which, if I mistake not, were
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CHALCIDIDE.
CHALCIDIDA.
Plate XLIV. fig. 3.
Hallichella armata.
HA. Nigra, pubescens femoribus posticis subtus subbidentatis, nigris ;
scutello elongato, bifurcato; pedibus anterioribus ferrugineis, femo-
ribus tibiisque in medio fuscis. (Long. Corp. 2 - 2 lin.)
Ch. armata, Panzer.-- Steph. Cat. No. 5318.
Black, pubescent: scutellum elongate, its apex bifurcate; hinder thighs
black, somewhat bidentate beneath; anterior legs rust-coloured, thighs
and tibiae brown in the middle. Male, with the anterior legs without
the brown colour.
Found in June, at Ripley, among hazels.
Plate XLIV. fig. 1.
Eucharis adscendens.
Eu. Viridi-ænea, nitida ; scutello integro. (Long. Corp. 24 lin.)
Cy, adscendens, Fabricius Mant. i. 251.-Eu, adscendens.-Steph. Cat.
No. 5324.
Brassy-green, very glossy, punctured, glabrous; scutellum elevated, ovate,
obtuse ; legs pale testaceous, with the base of the femora and the claws
fuscous. Male, with the scutellum acute, and the hinder femora dusky,
Found in South Wales, near Swansea, in June.

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MANDIBULATA - HYMENOPTERA.
EURYTOMID Æ.
Plate XLV. fig. 3.
Eurytoma Abrotani.g
Eu. Nigra, antennis maris antrorsum sinuatis; tibiis anticis tarsisque
omnibus testaceis : feminæ, geniculis solis tarsisque pallidis, alis
hyalinis. (Long. Corp. 1-3 lin.)
Eu. Abrotani, Iliger.--Steph. Cat. No. 5326.
Black, punctured ; slightly pubescent; wings hyaline : male with the
anterior tibiæ, knees and tarsi testaceous; antenna pilose and sinuated
anteriorly : female with the knees and tarsi alone whitish.
Common in hedges about London.
SPALANGIIDÆ.
Plate XLV. fig. 1.
Crocephala cornigera. 3
C. Nigra, caput fulvum, oculis verticique nigris, antennis basi fulvis ;
collare lateribus anticis pedibusque fulvis. (Long. Corp. 1} lin.)
C. cornigera, Westwood.-Steph. Cat. No. 5351.
Black; head fulvous, with the eyes and crown black; base of the antenne,
sides and part of the collar, and legs also fulvous; thorax punctured ;
abdomen glossy; wings hyaline, anterior with a small black
spot before
the middle, and a large dusky one near the apex.
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TORYMIDÆ.
Plate XLV. fig. 2
Megastigmus dorsalis.
Me. Viridis, flavo variegatus ; abdomina eneo, oviductu corpore bre-
viore, alis subhyalinis, macula fusca. (Long. Corp. 1-1} lin.)
Ich, dorsalis, Fabricius.-Coll. bipunctatis.-Steph. Cat. No. 5352.
Green, abdomen brassy; male with the head in part yellow; antennæ
brown; the scape green, with the base and beneath yellow; legs more
or less yellow, or pale straw; the apex of the tarsi brown; wings
somewhat hyaline, with a large brown stigma: female with the head
yellow, green between the eyes, abdomen yellow beneath, the disc
brassy-brown.
Common on oaks near Hertford and Ripley, in the autumn.
Plate XLV. fig. 4.
Callimome varians.
Ca. Viridis ; nitens: abdomine apice eneo, oviductd corpore paullo
longiore, pedibus flavis, femoribus supra viridibus aut æneis; alis
subfuscis. (Long. Corp. 14-24 lin.)
Ca. varians, Walker.- Steph. Nomen. 2d edit.
Green, shining; eyes and ocelli red; thorax behind and beneath brassy-
green; abdomen with the basal segment green, tinted with copper, the
apex brassy; ovipositor rather longer than the body ; legs yellow, the
thighs above, and sometimes the posterior tibiæ clouded with green or
dusky-brass.
Taken near London, in the autumn.

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MANDIBULATA. HYMENOPTERA.
Plate XLIV. fig. 2.
Perilampus micans.
Pe. Viridi-æneus, subobscurus, scrobiculato-punctatis ; thoracis dorso
cupreo aurato ; abdomine ater; fronte hypostomateque transversim
striolatis. (Long. Corp. 11-2 lin.)
Pe. micans, Dahm. Act. Holm. 1820.
P.
73.
Dullish brassy-green, coarsely punctured : thorax above golden copper :
abdomen deep black, glossy: front and hypostome transversely striated:
thighs brassy-green, the extreme tip testaceous : tibia and tarsi pale
testaceous. Male of a bluish tint. Hinder tibiæ (as in the figure)
sometimes clouded with fuscous.
Extremely abundant in June, on new oak paling, about Cam.
berwell, found in company with Lyctus oblongus and Tillus
unifaciatus, which last is also at times to be found there in plenty,
between the 10th and 21st June, in sunny weather.
Plate XLIV. fig. 4.
Cratomus megacephalus.
C. Ater tibiis luteis, capite maximo retuso. (Long. Corp. 1 lin.)
Cynips megacephala, Fabricius.-Cr. megacephalus, Steph. Cat. No.
5323.
Deep, obscure, bluish-black: abdomen glossy: legs black, tibiæ and tarsi
yellow : head very large and broad, bidentate in front: wings clouded
with fuscous. Four posterior tibiæ sometimes clouded with brown.
Found occasionally on new palings near London.
Sp. 2. Ce. nigripes, Steph MSS. ater, pedibus toto nigris, alis hyalinis,
Smaller, with the legs and tarsi wholly black : wings hyaline.
Taken in the garden at the Hermitage, South Lambeth.



ENCYRTIDA. EULOPHIDE.
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ENCYRTIDÆ.
Plate XLVI, fig. 4.
Eucyrtus punctipes.
En. Albo-canescens ; antennis nigris, albo annulatis ; capite thoraceque
testaceis, hoc griseo squamoso ; abdominis dorso medio tibiarumque
annulis nigris : alis hyalinis. (Long. Corp. } lin.)
En. punctipes, Dahm.-Steph. Nomen. 2d edit.
Whitish-ash : antenna black, annulated with white: head and thorax tes-
taceous, the latter rather densely clothed with griceous scales : middle of
the abdomen above, and rings in the tibiae, black : wings hyaline. Male
with the antennæ pale fulvous.
Found on lime-trees near London, during the summer: also in
Wales and the north of Ireland.
EULOPHID Æ.
Plate XLVI. fig. 1.
Eulophus cinetipes. 8
Eu. Viridis, thorace scutelloque purpureis, abdomine nigro, pedibus flavis
posterioribus nigro cinctis. (Long. Corp. 1 lin.)
Eu. cinctipes, Steph. Nomen. 2d edit.
Green, shining; collar and scutellum purple : abdomen linear, black :
legs yellow, middle thighs with a black ring towards the base, and
hinder pair with the apex black : middle and hinder tibiæ with their tips
broadly black : antennæ pale fuscous.
Found in the spring, near London.
MANDIBULATA-SUPPLEMENT, AUGUST, 1846.

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MANDIBULATA. HYMENOPTERA.
Plate XLVI. fig. 3.
Cirrospilus Walkeri.
C1. Flavus, macula thoracis, abdominisque apice viridi-æneis, tibiis
intermediis apicibus nigris. (Long. Corp. 14 lin.)
Ci. Walkeri, Steph. Nomen. 2d edit.
Yellow; ocelli black; eyes fuscous; an irregular blotch on the thorax,
and the metathorax and scutellum brassy-green ; abdomen yellow, its tip
greenish-black; sides of thorax yellow, with a greenish apex : legs
yellow, the
apex
of the middle tibia and tips of the hinder tarsi, black.
Found in June, near London.
PROCTOTRUPIDÆ.
Plate XLVI. fig. 2.
Diapria conica.
Dr. Antennis apicem versus incrassatis, clard subsexarticulata, nigra, scapo
pedibusque pedis, tibiis pallidioribus ; abdomine conico-acuminato.
Mas. antennis corpore longioribus fuscis, scapo pedibusque rufis,
flagelli articulis elongato-cylindricis verticillato pilosis, secundo basi
extrorsum distincte emarginato ; ano obtuso. (Long. Corp. 13-14
lin.)
Ich. conicus, Fabricius.-- Di. conica, Steph. Cat. No. 5601.
Black : Female with the antennæ thickened towards the apex, the club
black, and obscurely six-jointed, the base and the legs pitchy, the tibia
paler ; abdomen conic-acuminate. Male with the antennæ longer than
the body, fuscous, the scape red, the joints elongate-cylindric, verticil-
late pilose, the second joint distinctly notched towards the base : anus
obtuse.
Not uncommon in the vicinity of London in the summer.

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GONATOPID Æ.
Plate XLVII. fig. 2.
Anteon flavicorne.
An. Nigrum nitidum, fronte albo-sericed ; ore albo ; antennis (feminæ)
thorace brevioribus apice crassioribus et pedibus testaceis : metathorace
leviter cancellato. (Long. Corp. 13-2 lin.)
Dr. flavicornis, Dalman.--Go. flavicornis, Steph. Catal. No. 5673.
Black, and shining : forehead with a whitish pile; mouth white, antennæ
of the female rather shorter than the thorax, thickened at the
apex,
and, with all the legs, pale testaceous; metathorax slightly cancellated.
Found near London, in woods and shady places, in July.
SCELIONIDÆ.
Plate XLVII. fig. 3.
Teleas Procris.
Te. Ater, apterus, pedibus piceis, antennis mari filiformibus. (Long,
Corp. § lin.)
Te. Procris, Walker. Ent. M. ii. 366.--- Steph. Nomen. 2d edit.
Black, punctured, slightly pubescent ; wingless ; legs pitchy, the knees, tips
of the tibia and the tarsi reddish; abdomen with the basal segment,
and the greater portion of the 2nd deeply striated.
Common in grassy places about London.

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MANDIBULATA. HYMENOPTERA.
LARRIDÆ.
Plate XLVII. fig. 4.
Miscophus bicolor.
Mr. Niger. Fem. abdomine basi rufo. (Long. Corp. 3 lin.)
Mi. bicolor, Jurine.-Steph. Catal. No. 4919.*
Black, finely punctured; mandibles reddish; abdomen with the basal
segment entirely, and the base of the second red, remaining segments
with their edges slightly pitchy. Male totally black.
Taken at Coombe Wood, and near Weybridge, in June and
August.
monobena bu
Plate XLII. fig. 3.
Dinetus pictus.
Di. Lævis, niger, thorace maculato, abdomine ferrugineo fasciis tribus
flavis, ano nigricante. Mas. fronte flavd, antennis cochleatim retortis.
(Long. Corp. 3–3; lin.)
Cr. pictus, Fabriciis..Di. pictus, Steph. Catal. No. 4920.
Smooth; black: thorax with an interrupted transverse band on the collar,
the tegula, tubercles, and a streak across the scutellum yellow; abdomen
with the three basal segments reddish, the 2nd and 3rd having an ovate
yellow spot on each side near the margin, the three following segments
black, with the edges of the 5th and 6th yellow; apex of the anterior
femora and tibiæ outwardly yellow. Male with the head yellow in
front ; antennæ twisted : 4 anterior legs yellow.
Rare: taken in June near Windsor.


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SPHEGIDÆ.
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SPHEGIDÆ.
Plate XLI. fig. 1.
Aporus bicolor. 9
Ap. Ater, abdominis segmentis tribus saturate rubris. (Long. Corp.
2-3) lin.)
Ap. bicolor, Spin. Ins. Lig. ii. 34.-Steph. Catal. No. 4862.
Deep opaque black; the 3 anterior segments of the abdomen dull deep
red, or rust-coloured. Male with the anterior portion of the face, except-
ing the clypeus, metathorax, coxæ and trochanters clothed with a dense
silvery pubescence; with the margin of the first, and base of the
second abdominal segments deep pitchy-red.
Rare : found in Dorsetshire, and in South Wales, near Swansea,
in June; and at Weybridge, in August.
Plate XLI. fig. 2.
Pompilus notatus.
Po. Niger; antennis thorace paullo longioribus, abdominis segmento
secundo supra fascid rubrå sæpe obsoleta, pedibus partim nigris,
partim rubris. (Long. Corp. 34 lin.)
Po. notatus, Rossi.--Po. formosus.-Steph. Catal. No. 4884.
Black: antennae slender, rather longer than the thorax; mandibles reddish
at the tip; abdomen with a broad red band at the base of the 2nd
segment, sometimes obscure ; anterior femora within, with their tibiæ
and tarsi, the intermediate femora at the tip and their tibiæ, and also
the hinder femora dull-red; wings hyaline, slightly clouded with brown
at the tip.
Very rare; taken in June near Ripley.

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MANDIBULATA.-HYMENOPTERA.
Plate XLII. fig. 1.
Dolichurus corniculus.
+Do. Ater, nitidus, immaculatus. (Long. Corp. 3–4. lin.)
Po. corniculus, Spinola.--Do. ater, Steph. Catal. No. 4894.
Deep glossy black, immaculate; the extreme margin of the abdominal
segments reddish-pitch.
Very rare, at least in the east of England; found by Dr. Leach
near Ashburton, Devon.
Plate XLI. fig. 3.
Sphex flavipennis.
Sp. Niger, fronte aurea, abdomine rufo, petiolo apiceque atris, tarsis
ferrugineis. (Long. Corp. 7} lin.)
Sp. flavipennis, Fabricius.-Steph. Catal. No. 4896.
Black, pubescent : forehead with a golden pubescence ; with the
apex
of
the basal segments, and the whole of the 2nd and 3rd segments red,
margin of the rest pitchy; tarsi rust-coloured.
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Plate XLI. fig. 4.
Miscus campestris. 8
Mr. Niger, metathorax in medio depresso et a latere oblique striato,
abdominis segmento secundo et tertio rufo. (Long. Corp. 7-9
lin.)
Mi. campestris, Van de Linden Hym. i. 92.- Steph. Nomen. 2d edit.
Black, pubescent: metathorax with a faint longitudinal depression, with
slanting lateral striæ: abdomen with the apex and the band, the whole
of the second and the base of the third, segments red. In the male
there is a black patch on the back of the second segment.
Found in Dorsetshire, and in the New Forest : and in the
greatest profusion on the heaths near Weybridge, Surrey, in June
and July
FORMICIDA
Plate XLII. fig. 2.
Ponera contracta.
+Po. Elongata, subcylindrica, fusco-brunnea ; antennis pedibusque lu-
tescente brunneis. (Long. Corp. 14-2 lin.)
Fo. contracta, Latreille.-- Steph. Nomen. 2d edit.
Elongate, nearly cylindric, deep brown glabrous and shining : antennæ
short, reddish-brown; mandibles pitchy-red : abdomen with the second
segment separated by a stricture from the first, its margin as also that
of the others pitchy-red: legs brownish-yellow or ochreous. Females
with very indistinct eyes ; neuter without eyes, and wingless.
Found in the neighbourhood of Chelsea and Pimlico, in June.
In the collections of Messrs. Westwood and Ingpen.

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MANDIBULATA HYMENOPTERA.
APIDÆ.
Plate XLIII. fig. 1.
Nomada Kirbyella.
No. Nigra, apicibus antennarum, tibiis, tarsisque rufis ; abdomini
segmento 20, 30-que maculd laterali albida, 4'-6° fasciis abbre-
viatis transversis ochreis. (Long. Corp. 61 lin.)
No. Kirbiella, Steph. Catal. No. 5070.
Head and clypeus, wholly black; the latter with a dense silvery pubes-
cence : maxillæ yellow: antennæ red, scape black, the basal joint with
a short black streak behind: thorax black, tubercles and tegulæ red :
trochanters, coxæ, and femora black, the extreme tip of the latter, tibiæ,
and tarsi red: abdomen tawny red, the basal segment half black, 2nd
with a round cream-coloured spot on each side, 3rd with a smaller
one, 3 following with short, transverse, ochreous bands; beneath
wholly red.
Taken by myself, near London.
Plate XLIII. fig. 2.
Osmia xanthomelana.
Os. aterrima, villosa, thorace, abdominisque basi, lanuginoso fulves-
centibus. (Long. Corp. 44-61 lin.)
Ap. xanthomelana, Kirby.-Steph. Catal. No.5058.
Black ; deeply punctured, and pubescent: female with the head clothed
with black hair, the thorax above with reddish-brown, and beneath with
black ; legs also clothed with black and tarsi beneath with dark brown :
abdomen with the 2 basal segments clothed with reddish brown, the rest
thinly clothed with black, inside the under surface densely so. Male
with the face clothed with white hairs, inclining to ochreous towards the
crown; thorax above with fulvous and beneath with hoary, as well as
the legs : abdomen above also clothed with fulvous, with the 6th seg-
ment notched, the 7th incurved and bidentate.
Taken at Birch and Darenth woods ; also near Liverpool and
Bristol, and near Ryde in the Isle of Wight, in May and June.



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Plate XLIII. fig. 3.
Bombus cognatus.
Bo. Hirsuto-flavescens, abdominis basi nigricante, pedibus piceis. (Long,
Corp. 7-8 lin )
Bo. cognatus, Steph. Catal. No. 5136.
Black : head sparingly clothed with long whitish hairs in front: thorax
densely covered with bright ochreous yellow hairs: abdomen clothed with
long dusky hairs on the 2nd segment, and with pale ochreous ones on
the rest, legs pitchy, clothed on the femora with whitish, and on the
tibiæ and tarsi, with pale ochreous hairs.
Closely allied to Bo. Muscorum, of which the examples I possess may be
immature specimens.
Taken on Leigh Down, near Bristol.
ANDRENIDÆ.
Plate XLIII. fig. 4.
Andrena bucephala.
An, Niger, glabriuscula, tibiis tarsisque rufescentibus ; capite magno.
(Long. Corp. 5 lin.)
An. bucephala.- Steph. Nomen. 2d edit.
Black: head very large and broad, sparingly clothed with longish
ochreous hair in front: thorax with a few scattered hairs on the
sides and behind : abdomen shining, glabrous, the margins of the
segments pitchy, and the anal one tawny : femora black; tibiæ tawny,
the anterior pair with the front dusky; tarsi tawny; wings iridescent;
stigma tawny.
This may be only a very highly developed male of the Andrena
longipes of Shuckard; but I have seen no connecting link, in re-
gard to the magnitude of the head, which in the present insect
is enormous. Found in June, near Bath.
MANDIBULATA.-SUPPLEMENT, AUGUST, 1846.
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MANDIBULATA-HYMENOPTERA.
CYNIPIDÆ.
Plate XLVII. fig. 1.
Anacharis Eucharoides.
An. Ater, aut æneo-ater ; petiolo abdominis dimidio longiore ;
pedibus flavis ; alisalbo-limpidis. (Long. Corp. 1-14 lin.)
An. Eucharoides, Dalman. -- Steph. Nomen. 2d edit.
Black or brassy black : legs yellow; coxæ and trochanters black; tarsi
dusky at the tip: wings limpid, scales and nervures rust-coloured,
the longitudinal nerve yellow at the base, the outer transverse nerve
stout and pitchy: petiole above half the length of the body.
Found near London ; in Windsor Forest, and in the Isle of
Wight, in June and September.
STREPSIPTERA.
STYLOPIDÆ.
Plate XLVII. fig. 4.
Stylops Melitte.
St. Aterrima; alis subrotundutis, lacteis, costa niyricante; pedibus
piceis, tarsis anterioribus rufescentibus. (Long. Corp. 1} lin.)
St. Melitta, Kirby M. A.--- Steph. Catal. No. 5789.
Intense black; wings somewhat rounded on the hinder margins; milk
white, stained with dusky towards the costa, which is deep black: legs
pitchy, with the 4 anterior tarsi reddish: abdomen pale on its edges.
Found, very rarely, near London ; and in Suffolk; in the spring.
The insects included in this genus are all of the utmost rarity near
London
but under favourable circumstances, and in some localities,
numerous examples have been observed and captured.--It would ap-
pear from the diversity in the form of the wings and other minor cha-
racters, that there were several distinct species: I have, however, been
unsuccessful in obtaining more than two, viz. Melitta and Dalii.
The following are the indigenous species recorded, viz. :-
Sp. 1. Melittæ Kirby. - Barham : Clapham.
2. Kirbii Leuch.-Devonshire.
3. Haworthi Stephens. - Chelsea.
4. Spencii Pickering.-Hammersmith.
5. Dalii Curtis.- Epping and Dorset.
The St. tenuicornis Kirby is the type of a distinct genus, called ELEN-
cuts by Curlis, and synonymous with his El. Walkeri, of which I
once brushed a specimen from off some high grass near Hertford in July.
One other species, viz. Halictophagus Curtisii, closes the account of the
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HAUSTELLATA.
DIPTERA.
CULICIDÆ.
Plate XLIII. fig. 1.
Culex concinnus.
Cu. Fusco-brunneus, thorace fusco vittato, abdomine angulis 5-que albix,
femoribus basi subtus albido. (Long. Corp. 2} lin.)
Cu, concinnus, Steph. Catal. No. 7650.
Deep fuscous-brown: thorax with a broad longitudinal fuscous streak;
abdomen with 5 white bands; and with triangular spots of the same on
each side beneath; pleurs also dotted with white ; legs fuscous, with
the base of the femora beneath whitish : wings pale fuscous, iridescent,
spotless ; halteres lurid-ochreous.
Found in July, in Scotland.
TIPULID Æ.
Plate XLII. fig. 2.
Chironomus viridulus. 8
Ch. Viridis, thorace vittis obscuris ; alis hyalinis puncto nigro. (Long,
Corp. 2} lin.)
Tip. viridula, Fabricius-Ch. viridulus, Steph. Cat. No. 7686.
Bright green: thorax with obscure brownish streaks: legs very pale
yellowish-green, with the tips of the femora, tibiæ, and joints of the
tarsi black; wings hyaline, with a faint black dot.
A very pretty and abundant species of this numerous genus,
which contains above 100 indigenous species.

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HAUSTELLATA.
Plate XLII. fig. 1.
Corethra plumicornis.
Co. Ochraceo-fusca, thorace vitta laterali pedibusque albidis. (Long.
Corp. 2, -3lin.)
Ch. plumicornis, Fabricius.-- Steph. Catal. No. 7655.
Ochreous-brown ; pilose, thorax darker on the back, the sides each with
a broad white streak; abdomen ochreous-brown, the edges of the seg-
ments pale; legs ochreous-white; wings hyaline; halteres white :
antennæ brown, with ochreous-brown hairs.
Common about Ripley, in June and July, in marshy places ;
found also in other parts within the metropolitan district.
Plate XLII. fig. 3.
Ceratopogon palustris. 8
CE. Ater, halteribus pedibusque piceis. (Long. Corp. 14 lin.)
Ce. palustris, Latreille. - Steph. Catal. No. 7787.
Deep black; thorax glossy ; abdomen opaque ; legs and halteres brown;
wings greenish, with the nervures obscure.
Abundant in marshy places, throughout the metropolitan dis-
trict, during the summer.



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Plate XLII. fig. 4.
Diomyza pulchra ?
Di. Atra, scutello concolore ; abdomine fascüs interruptis aureis.
(Long. Corp. 14 lin.)
Las. pulchra, Meigen Dip. vii. p. 267 ?- Di. pulchra ? Steph. Nomen.
2d edit.
Black ; thorax opaque, and, with the scutellum, obscure and concolorous ;
abdomen with a broad golden or silvery band at the base, and the rest
of the segments with an interrupted narrow marginal band of the same;
thighs yellow; tibiae and tarsi black; wings hyaline, anterior edges dusky.
Not common; found in the windows, occasionally, in the sum-
mer, at the Hermitage, South Lambeth,
Plate XLIII. fig. 2.
Eriopteryx ? Stigma.8
Er.? Cinerea; pedibus flavicantibus ; alis obscuris stigmate fused;
antennis nodosis, verticillato pilosis. (Long, Corp 1 lin.)
Er. ? Stigma, Steph. Nomen. 2d edit.
Dull ash-coloured, obscure : legs yellowish, tibix and tarsi dusky; wings
brownish, with a distinct darker stigma; antenna densely-black, the
distinct and swollen, and furnished with whirls of hair,
joints very
Not very common; found, in the spring, near London ; at
Ripley, &c.

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HAUSTELLATA.
Plate XLIII. fig. 3.
Limnobia xanthoptera.
Li. Ferruginea ; thorace glabro, nitido, lineis duabus longitudinalibus
atris ; abdomine maculis dorsalibus fuscis; alis flavicantibus, linea
transversali undulatá atrigâque pallide fuscis. (Long. Corp. 5;
7 lin.)
Li. xanthoptera, Meigen.-Steph. Cat. No. 7930.
Ferruginous; head inclined, the nose and palpi dusky; thorax glabrous,
shining, with two, sometimes interrupted, deep black lines, and occa-
sionally with one or two spots of the same behind ; abdomen with a
trigonate brown spot on the back of each segment; tips of the thighs
black; wings bright yellow, with a waved brown stripe over the
transverse nervures, and one or two spots of the same hue on the
margin :-or sometimes (as in the figure), the waved streak is shortened,
and forms a sort of stigmal spot only.
Rather uncommon; found at Hastings, in Devonshire, and at
Harrietsham, in Kent, in June.
Plate XLIII, fig. 4.
Symplecta ? marginata.
Sy? Cinereo-fusca, abdominis incisuris pallidioribus, alis fumosis, nervis
saturatioribus ; pedibus pilosis. (Long. Corp. 4 lin.)
Sy.? marginata, Steph. Nomen. 2d edit.
Dark ashy-brown; with the edges of the abdominal segments paler ; legs
pale brown, densely clothed with long hairs, especially the femora and
tibiæ; wings dark-brown, with the nervures darker, the transverse ones
edged with a deeper shade.
Not common; found occasionally in windows, in London, espe-
cially towards Burton Crescent, where I have repeatedly taken
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Plate XLIV. fig. 1.
Bolitophila cinerea.
Bo. fusco-cinerea ; alis immaculatis ; pedibus flavicantibus. (Long.
Corp. 22 lin.)
Bo, cinerea, Meigen.-Steph. Nomen. 2d edit.
Griseous-brown; palpi, halteres and legs pale reddish; wings slightly
obscured, stigma indistinct.
Rare ; taken at Camberwell, in July,
Plate XLIV. fig 3.
Macrocera phalerata.
MA. Cerea, nigro maculata, alis fascid abbreviată apiceque fuscis.
(Long. Corp. 2) lin.)
Ma. phalerata, Meigen ? - Steph. Cat. No. 8021.
Ochreous; antenna brown, yellowish at the base; thorax with 3 faint
black stripes ; abdomen with a row of black dots on each side; wings
with a cloud at the base, a short broad band in the middle, and the
apex brown.
Taken occasionally in woods, at Dulwich, in June and July;
also at Coombe Wood.

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HAUSTELLATA.
Plate XLIV. fig. 2.
Mycetophila? Zonata.
My.? Flavescens, abdominis dorso maculis quadratis magnis fuscis; an-
tennis crassis, ochraceis, apicibus fuscis. (Long. Corp. 2 lin.)
N. G. zonatus, Steph. Catal. No. 8037.
Ochreous-yellow: eyes black : thorax glabrous, and very glossy: bright
ochraceous, with a faint darker line : abdomen with a large quadrate patch
occupying nearly the entire surface of each segment above, and leaving
a narrow belt-like space at their base : legs pale ochraceous, the tarsi
rather darker.
Found at Dover, Coombe Wood, and Ripley, in June: not
common.
Plate XLIV. fig. 4.
Mycetophila ornata.
My. Fulva, antennis fuscis, basi lutea, pedibus flavis, alis lutescentibus
macula magna medid, aliisque minoribus antapicali fuscis. (Long.
Corp. 3 lin.)
My. ornata, Steph. Catal. No. 8051.
Bright fulvous : eyes black: antennae brown, their base luteous : abdomen
with the margins of the segments ochreous : legs pale yellow; wings
also yellowish, with a large blackish blotch in the middle, and 3 or 4
smaller ones placed irregularly near the apex.
.
Taken in old gardens near London, but very rarely.


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ASILIDÆ,
Plate XLV. fig. 1.
Dasypogon Diadema:
DA. Niger ; abdomine punctis lateralibus obscure albidis : Mas, alis
fuliginosis, pedibus nigris: Fem. abdomine fascid testacea, pedibus
rufo-ferrugineis, alis sub-hyalinis. (Long. Corp. 10 - 11 lin.)
Da. Diadema, Fabricius--Steph. Catal. No. 8158.
Black, with a bluish tint: face white: 2d joint of the antenna and base
of the 3d ochreous: abdomen with faint whitish spots on each side from
the 2d to the 5th segments : halteres yellowish ; wings brown, with
violet reflections ; legs black. Female (of which sex I have not seen a
British example) with the 4th and 5th segments of the abdomen, and
the legs testaceous; wings slightly tinted with brown.
Found, but very rarely, in June, near Swansea, in Glamorgan-
shire.
EMPIDÆ.
Plate XLV. fig. 3.
Hemerodromia monostigma.
He, Albida, abdomine vittà dorsali sinuata nigra, alis hyalinis ; puncto
marginali nigro. (Long. Corp. 2 lin.)
He, monostigma, Hoffmansegg.--Steph, Catal. No. 8261.
Whitish, tinged with ochreous: front griseous: thorax dusky above ; ab-
domen with an irregular dusky band down the back; legs pale yellow,
with the terminal joint of the tarsi dusky : wings hyaline with a black
marginal dot or stigma.
Not uncommon in the vicinity of London, in woody places, in
May.
HAUSTELLATA.-SUPPLEMENT, AUGUST, 1846.

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HAUSTELLATA.
DOLICHOPIDÆ.
Plate XLV. fig. 4.
Psilopus platypterus.
Ps. viridi-æneus, capite albo, pedibus pallidis. Mas. alis amplis ; tarsis
intermediis apice atro alboque. (Long. Corp. 2; lin.)
Dol. platypterus, Fabricius.-Ps. platypterus.--Steph. Catal. No. 8327.
Brassy-green, with a griseous pile : face and front white; antennæ ochre-
ous, the 3rd joint obscure; abdomen, with long scattered hairs ; legs
pale yellow, intermediate tarsi of the male with the 3rd and 4th joints
white, the 5th black ; hinder tibiæ sometimes with a dusky ring: wings
very broad in the male.
Abundant in marshy places near London, during the summer.
R HÀ GIỬ NID E.
Plate XLV. fig. 2.
Atherix marginata.
Ar. Atra ; abdomine fasciis albis ; alis fusco fasciatis : pedibus nigris.
(Long. Corp. 4 lin.)
Bib. marginata, Fabricius.--At. marginata, Steph. Catal. No. 8389.
Deep black; thorax clothed with a whitish pile : segments of the abdomen
narrowly edged with white ; legs black : wings brown with white spots.
Very rare near London; but not uncommon in the vicinity of
in
rivers in the west of England, especially near Ashburton,
June.


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ANTHRACIDÆ.
Plate XLVI. fig. 4.
Anthrax Pandora.
An. Atra, pubescens, alis fusco-nigris maculis fenestratis ; apice mar-
gineque postico profundé sinuato-hyalinis. (Long. Corp. 34 lin.)
Ant. Pandora, Fabricius Steph. Catal. No. 8438.
Deep black, clothed with tawny metallic hairs, which become blackish on
the sides and under part of the thorax : wings blackish, with the apex
and hinder portion hyaline, the transparent portion deeply waved : the
darkened part with several irregular hyaline spots. On the abdomen
are some faint traces of interrupted silvery bands.
Taken near Dover, in July.
STRATYOMID Æ.
Plate XLVI. fig. 1.
Clitellaria Ephippium. .
Cl. Nigra; thorace sanguineo spind laterali. (Long, Corp. 4-5 lin.)
St. Ephippium, Fabricius. -Cli. Ephippium, Steph. Catal. No. 8475.
Deep black: front with two spots of white hairs: thorax blood-red, clothed
with a dense pile ; its sides armed with a strong spine ; scutellum with
two stout, sharp recurved spines: wings brown-black.
Very rare; taken in June in Coombe wood, whence I possess a
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HAUSTELLATA.
XYLOPHAGIDÆ.
Plate XLVI. fig. 2.
Actina tibialis.
Ac. Thorace æneo-viridi; abdomine nigro; spinis scutelli pedibusque
flavis; tibiis posticis clavatis, fuscis. (Long. Corp. 24 lin.)
Be. tibialis, Meigen.-Steph. Catal. No. 8488.
Metallic green;
green; face with whitish hairs; a small white dot at the base of
the antennæ; spines on the scutellum yellow; abdomen black, of the
female yellow beneath ; legs yellow; hinder tibiæ and tarsi thickened
and brown: wings brown, stigma black.
Not very common, in hedges, within the metropolitan district.
Plate XLVI. fig. 3.
Subula maculata.?
Su. Ater, thorace flavo maculato, abdominis segmentis margine flavis.
(Long. Corp. 4 lin.)
Xyl. maculatus, Fabricii Ant. 65 ? ---Steph. Nomen, 2d edit.
Black; palpi and antennæ beneath tawny-yellow; thorax with its tubercles,
a slender interrupted transverse line, a larger spot on each side near the
insertion of the wings and the lateral margin yellow; scutellum yellow :
abdomen with a large yellow spot on the sides of the second segment,
and the margins of the rest also yellow; legs yellow, the tips of the
hinder thighs and tibiæ, and of all the tarsi, black.
Taken in June in the New Forest, but seemingly very rare.


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SYRPHIDÆ.
Plate XLVII. fig. 1.
Syrphus Lucorum. 8
Sy. Thorace nigricante, ferrugineo hirsuto ; abdomine nigro, segmento
1 mo, albido 4 ; alis fascid demidiata fusca : Mas, segmento 1 mo, utrinque
macula albida. (Long. Corp. 43-5 lin.)
Musca Lucorum, Linné. ---Sy. maculipennis, Steph. Catal. No. 8612.
Black: face white, with a black belt: thorax with a metallic hue, and
clothed with tawny hairs : scutellum reddish : abdomen of a steel-black,
the basal segment of the male with a fulvous or whitish patch on each
side, of the female wholly whitish, or ochreous : knees and base of the
tibice ochreous : wings hyaline, with a large dusky spot in the middle of
the costa.
Not uncommon in woods, especially in Coombe and Darenth
woods, in June.
Plate XLVII. fig. 3.
Eristalis fumipennis.
Er. Niger ; thorace rufo hirsuto, scutello rufo, abdomine atro, antice
maculis duabus ferrugineis, pedibus anterioribus tarsisque omnibus
fulvis, posticis nigris, tibiis basi rufo : alis infuscatis. (Long. Corp.
6 lin.)
Er. fumipennis, Steph. Catal. No. 8650.
Black: thorax clothed with a red pubescence : scutellum red; abdomen
black, the basal segments with a large ovate rusty spot on each side,
the remaining segments slightly edged with ochreous : 4 anterior legs and
all the tarsi fulvous ; posterior legs black, with the tibiæ red at the
base; antennae red.
1
possess one specimen, but I am not aware of its locality,

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HAUSTELLATA.
Plate XLVII. fig. 2.
Helophilus Frutetorum.
He. Thorace flavo, vittis tribus atris; abdomine atro, fasciis interrup-
tis flavis ; antennis rufis. (Long. Corp. 43-5 lin.)
Syr. Frutetorum, Fabricius-He. Frutetorum, Steph. Catal. No. 8664.
Head, front and antennæ tawny yellow; thorax yellow with three black
streaks ; scutellum brown; abdomen black, the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th
segments each with an interrupted yellow streak, and a spot of the same
on the dorsal edge of each, 5th segment yellow : anterior legs yellow,
the base of the thighs black; hinder thighs black, with the apex yellow;
tibiæ tawny, with a faint ring and the tip black.
Found in plenty in Battersea Fields in June.
Plate XLVII. fig. 4.
Spilomyia femorata.
Sp. Nigra, villosa, pedibus rufis, femoribus apice fuscis. (Long. Corp.
6 lin.)
Mu. femorata, Linné.--Sp. femorata, Steph. Catal. No. 8674.
Black: face with whitish down: antennae brown; thorax with a greenish
tinge, and clothed with rusty hairs ; abdomen clothed with tawny hairs;
legs red, the tips of the femora brown : hinder thighs robust : wings
clouded with brown.
Rare, or at least local, found in June and July, in the New
Forest.


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гучниот



CONOPIDÆ,
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CONOPIDÆ.
Plate XLVIII. fig. 1.
Zodion cinereum.
Zo. cinereum, facie flavd, antennis nigris apice rufis. (Long. Corp.
3 lin.)
Myo. cinerea, Fabricius.--Zo. cinereum, Steph. Catal. No. 8704.
Ash-coloured: face pale yellow; forehead and antennæ at the apex
dull red; thorax with dusky hairs; abdomen with a few dusky spots,
its
apex black: legs brownish-ash; wings slightly yellowish.
Not common, taken in June, at Darenth wood.
Plate XLVIII. fig. 3.
Myopa testacea.
My. Abdomine testaceo cinereo maculato; fronte fusca ; alis fuscanis,
medio puncto nigro. (Long. Corp. 3-3 lin.)
Co. testaceus, Linné.--My, testaceus, Steph. Catal. No. 8710.
Testaceous : face with a brown spot on each side, towards the eyes,
beneath the antennæ; abdomen testaceous, spotted with ash-colour ;
legs testaceous, ringed with brown; wings brownish, with a black
spot in the first hinder cell.
Found in June, at Richmond.

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HAUSTELLATA.
CESTRIDÆ.
Plate XLVIII. fig. 4.
Gasterophilus salutiferus.
GA. Ater, thorace fulvescente, abdomine atro basi albo (postice in mare
rufo), femoribus atris, barbatis ; alis immaculatis, costa flavescente.
(Long. Corp. 5 lin.)
Es. salutiferus, Clark.-Ga. salutiferus, Steph. Catal. No. 8727.
Black : head clothed with bright tawny hairs; thorax stout, clothed with
pale orange pubescence, with a blackish spot at the base of the wings,
most evident in the male: abdomen black, thickly clothed with pale yellow
pubescence, on the basal segment, with black on the 2nd, and with pale
orange on the remainder in the male, but with ash-coloured in the
female ; legs black, thighs covered with long black hairs; wings not
spotted, but with the base and outer margin yellowish-brown.
Taken at Coombe wood, in July.
MUSCIDÆ.
Plate XLVIII, fig. 2.
Gonia auriceps.
Go. thorace nigricante ; abdomine rufo, vittæ dorsali, anoque nigris;
maculis albis; capite fulvo. (Long. Corp. 4 lin.)
Gon. auriceps, Meigen.-Steph. Catal. No. 8737.
Head tawny-red, with a golden pile; antennae deep brown, the second
joint yellow; palpi testaceous; thorax dusky, with 4 black stripes, the
2 intermediate shortest ; abdomen red, its tip and a dorsal streak
black, its sides with irregular white blotches; scales white; legs black.
Not common; taken at Coombe and Darenth wood, in the
early part of the summer.

INDEX
Page
Page
.
.
Actina tibinlis
Anacharis Eucharoides
Andrena Bucephala
ANDIENIDA
Anteon flavicorne
ANTHRACIDA
Anthrax Pandora
APIDA
A porus bicolor
A rotes albicinctus
ASILIDX
Atherix marginata
Bolitophila cinerea
Bombus cognatus
BRACONIDA
Callimome varians
Ceratopogon palustris
Cerocephala cornigern
CHALCIDIDX
Chironomus viridulus
Cirrospilus Walkeri
Clitellaria Ephippium
CONOPIDA
Corethra plumicornis
Cratomus megacephalus
Culex concinnus
CULICIDA
CYNIPIDE
Dasypogon Diadema
Diaprin conica
Dinetus pictus
Diomyza pulchra
DIPTERA
DOLICHOPIX
Dolichurus corniculus
Elenchus tenuicornis
EMP
ENCYRTIDA
Encyrtus punctipes
Enicospilus combustus
- merdarius
ramidulus
Eriopteryx stigma
Eristalis fumipennis
Eucharis adscendens
EULOPIDA
Eulophus cinotipes
Eurytoma Abrotani
EURYTOMIDA
FORMICIDA
Gasterophilus salutiferus
GONATORID
Gonia auriceps
Halictophagus Curtisii
.
28
18
17
. 17
11
27
27
16
13
2
25
26
23
17
3
7
20
6
5
19
10
27
31
20
8
19
19
18
25
10
12
21
19
26
14
18
25
9
9
3
3
3
21
29
5
9
9
6
6
15
32
11
32
18
Halticbella armata
Helcon annulicornis
Helophilus Frutetorum
Hemerodromia monostigma
HYMENOPTERA
ICHNEUMONIDA
LARRID
Limnobia xanthoptera
Macrocera phalerata
Megastigmus dorsalis
Microgaster basalis
tibialis
Miscophus bicolor
Miscus campestris
MUSCIDA
Mycetophila ornata
Zonata
Myopa testacea
Nomada Kirbyella
Estridae
Osmia xanthomelana
Perilampus micans
Phytodietus segmentator
Pompilus notatus
Ponera contracta
PROCTOTRUPDX
Psilopus platypterus .
RAGIONIDA
Rhyssa persuasoria
SCELIONIDAE
Schyzopyga analis
SPALANGIIDE
SPHEGIDA
Sphex flavipennis
Spilomyia femorata
STRATYOMIDA
STREPSIPTERA
STYLOPIDA
Stylops Dalii
Haworthi
Kirbii
Melitta
Spencii
tenuicornis
Subula maculata?
Symplecta? marginata
SYRPRIDA
Syrphus Lucorum
Teleas Procris
TIPULIDA
TORTMIDA
XYLOPULAGID
Zodion cinereum
4
30
25
1
1
12
22
23
7
4
3
12
15
32
24
24
31
16
32
16
8
1
13
15
10
26
26
2
11
1
6
13
30
27
. 18
. 18
18
18
• 18
. 18
18
18
28
29
29
11
19
. 28
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Gardner Wilkinson, Lane, and others; accom-
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which Shakspeare lived. Edited by John Gough engravings by Goodall, Cooke, Heath, Pye, &c. in
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wood engravings, after the celebrated designs of Workmanship, now in the possession of Six
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£10. 108) reduced to £3.38 1808, &c. rons subjects. It includes the whole of Heath's Om-
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scenery to the principles of artificial landscape, and to humour it stands alone. To the young artist it would
open the sources of those pleasures which are derived be found a most valuable collection of studies; and to
from the comparison; and his design is executed with the family circle a constant source of unexceptionable
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on the Western side of India, atlas 4to. consisting
the Erguru, a Series of Eighty exquisitely
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Mr. Bohn having bought a large quantity of the 100 plates, splendidly illuminated, mostly in gold
above celebrated work on advantageous terms, is
enabled to offer them at the low price affixed. The
and silver, exhibiting some of the finest specimens
Impressions are in the finest possible state.
existing in England,
also a new plate of the Tour-
LONDON.WILKINSON'S LONDINA IL- nument of Locks and Keus, neatly hf.bd morocco,
LUSTRATA; or Graphic and Historical Illus- gilt extra, full gilt bivals and edges, (pub. at
trations of the most interesting and Curious £21.) reduced to £10. 10s
1844
Architectural Monuments of the City and the same, 3 vols superbly bound in crimson
Suburbs of London and Westminster, e. g. turkey morocco, emblematically tooled on the back,
Monasteries, Churches, Charitable Foundations, broad gold borders, and gilt edges, by Il right,
Palaces, Halls, Courts, Processsions, Pinces of £14. 145
early Amusements, Theatres, and Old Houses, Sir WALTER SCOTT justly describes this collection
as "THE INCOMPARABLE ARMOURY."
2 vols. impl. 4to. containing 207 copper-plate en-
"This most superb Archological work is animated
gravings, with Historical and Descriptive Letter
with numerous novelties, curious and historical diaqni-
press, hf. bd. morocco, uncut, the top edgrs gilt, sitions, and brilliant and recondite learning Learn
(pub, at £26. 5.) reduced to £5.55 1819.25 ing going to Court in the coll, rich costame of the
Order of the Garter.Plates as fine as the monuments
the same, LARGE PAPER, 2 vols. elephant
of Westminster Abbey. Really and truly the work is
4to. hf. ld, morocco, uncut, the top edges gilt, admirably executed, and deserves every enlogy."
(pub, at $37. 163) reduced to £6. 6s
Edinburgh Revier
The most interesting and enrious graphic work of MEYRICK'S (Sir S. R.) ENGRAVED IL
Old London extant,
LYSONS' GLOUCESTERSHIRE ANTIQUI-
LUSTRATIONS OF ANCIENT ARMS AND
ARMOUR, a Series of One Hundred and
TIES, 110 Etchings (many of which are
coloured) of Churches, Castles, Old Houses,
Fifty-four very highly-finished Etchings of the
Collection at Goodrich Court, Herefordshire,
Ruins, Tombs, Effigies, Sculpture, Stained
Glass, Seals, &c. &c. with Letter-press De-
engraved by Joseph Skelton, and accompanied
scriptions, 1 vol. royal folio, half morocco, (pub.
by Historical and Critical Disquisitions by
at 16.68) reduced to £2.58
1803
the possessor, Sir Samuel Rush Meyrick LL.D.
LYSONS' MAGNA BRITANNICA, or County
&c. in 2 vols, impl. 4to. with fine portrait, neatly
hf. bd. morocco, uncut, top edges gilt, (pub.al
History of Great Britain, 10 vols. in 8, 4to.
£11. Ils reduced to £4. 14s 6d
plates, boards, (pub. at £27. 48) reduced to £5.
* We should imagine that the possessors of Dr. Mey.
LYSONS' ENVIRONS OF LONDON, being an
riek's former great work would eagerly add Mr. Skel.
Historical Account of the Towns, Villages, and ton's as a suitable illustration. In the first they have
Hamlets in the Counties of Surrey, Kent, Essex, the History of Arms and Armour; in the second work
Herts, and Middlesex, within 1 welve Miles of
beautifal engravings of all the details."-Gent's Alag.
that Capital, including the Middlesex Parishes, MILLINGEN'S ANCIENT UNEDITED MO.
interspersed with Biographical Anecdotes, 5 NUMENTS; comprising Painted Greek Vases,
vols. 4to. plates, (pub, at £10.108) red.to £2.10s Statues, Busts, Bas-Reliefs, and other Remains
the same, Large Paper, 5 vols, royal 4to. of Grecian Art, 62 large and beautiful engravings,
(pub at £15. 158) reduced to £3.38
mostly coloured, with letter-press descriptions,
MARRYAT'S(CAPT.) POOR JACK,illustrated with impl. 4to. half morocco, (pub at £9.9s) reduced
46 beautiful wood-outs, designed by STANFIELD,
to £4. 14s 60
1822
8vo, gilt cloth, (pub, at 14s) reduced to 98 1842 MOSES' ANTIQUE VASES, CANDELABRA,
MARTIN'S CIVIL, COSTUME OY ENGLAND,
Lamps, Tripods, Paterw, Tazzas, Tombs, Mau-
from the Conquest to the present period, from soleums, Sepulchral Chambers, Cinerary Urns,
Tapestry, MSS. &c. royal 4to. 61 plates, beauti-
Sarcophagi, Cippi; and other Ornaments, 170
fully illuminated in gold and colours, richly bound platas, several of thich are coloured; with historical
in cloth, with the Arms of Prince Albert gitt on the and descriptive letter-press, by Hope, small 4to.
sides, £2. 12s 6d
1842
MAXWELL'S LIFE OF THE DUKE OF WEL-
cloth, (pub, at £3.3s) reduced to £1.5s 1814
LINGTON, 3 handsome vols. 8vo. embellished MOYEN-AGE MONUMENTALE XT ARCHEO-
with numerous highly finished tine engravings by
LOGIQUE, Vues, Details, et Plans des Monu-
Cooper and other eminent artists, consisting of battle
mens les plus remarquables de l'Europe, depuis
pieces, portraits, military plans, and maps ; besides a
le Vie. jusqu'au XVIe siècle, lithographies
great number of fine wood engravings : elegant in
par les Artistes les plus distingués de la Capi-
gilt cloth, (pub, at £3.7s) red, to £1. 168 1841
tale, d'après les Dessins de M. CHAPUY, avec
l'Histoire de l'Architecture au Moyen-Age, par
the same, Large Paper, INDIA PROors, gilt
cloth, (rub, at £5.) reduced to £3.3s
Daniel Rambe, containing 282 finely crecuted
*MR. MAXWELL'S LIVROP TH Duke or WELLING.
lithographie engravings of Architectural Monte
TON HAS NO RIVAL. It is free from thattery and bombast, ments and Sculptures of the Middle Ages, folio,
succinct and masterly. The type and mechanical exe- 48 parts, (pub, at £14.88) reduced to £10. 10.
cation are admirable; the plans of battles and sieger
numerous, ample, and useful; the portraits many and
Paris, 1844
faith; the batile pictures animated and brilliant :
This is a different work from the Moyen Age
and the vignettes of costumes and manners worthy of Pittoresque, published in 1837, with 1so Plates: but
Horace Vernet himselt."-mer.
it is of the same sharacter.

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BOOKS ON THE FINE ARTS, ARCHITECTURE, ETC.
-
MOYEN AGE PITTORESQUE, a new and fine NICOLAS'S SIEGE OF CARLAVEROCK, by
lithographic work on the Architecture and Orna- King Edward I., A.D. MCCC., a Norman French
ments of the Middle Ages, 2 vols. folio, 180 Poem, with the Arms of the Earls, Barons, and
plates, India Proofs, (pub. at £15. 158) reduced Knights who were present on the occasion; 4to.
to £8. 18s 60
1837 illustrated by upwards of two hundred armorial
the same, hf. mor., top edges gilt, £10. 10s bearings, cloth, (pub. at £2.2s) red. to £1.1s 1828
MURPHY'S ARABIAN ANTIQUITIES OF
the same, WITH ALL THE ARMS MOST BEAU-
SPAIN, representing, in 100 very highly
TIFULLY ILLUMINATED BY Mn. Dowse, THE
finished line Engravings by Le Keux, Finden,
HERALD PAINTER, 4to. hf. bd. marocco extra,
Landseer, G. Cooke, &c. the most remark-
uncut, £4. 4s
able Remains of the Architecture, Sculp-
NICHOLSON'S ARCHITECTURE, PRINCIPLES
ture, Paintings, and Mosaics, of the Spanish
and Practice of, 3 vols. 8vo, fourth edition, 218
Arabs, now existing in the Peninsula, in-
plates by Lotery, cloth boards, (pub. at £3.3)
reduced to £1. 16s
1841
cluding the magnificent PALACE OF AL-
HAMBRA; the celebrated MOSQUE AND BRIDGE The text book of the Profession, the most useful
AT CORDOVA; the ROYAL VILLA OP GENE-
Guide to the Architectural Student, and the best com
pendium for the Amateur. This work has always been
RALIFFE ; and the CASA DE CARBON : accom-
so highly appreciated, and its reputation is now so well
panied by Letter-press Descriptions, in 1 vol. established, that quotations in its praise would seem
atlas folio, ORIGINAL AND BRILLIANT IMPRES-
superfluous, but it may be permitted to adduce the
opinion recently given of it by an einiment Architect,
SIONS OF THE PLATES, half morocco, (pub.at
who declared it to be "not only the most useful boul
£42.) reduced to £12. 12s
1813 of the kind ever published, but absolutely indispensable
MURPHY'S ANCIENT CHURCH OF BATAL-
to the student," and added, that he always kept a
copy on his own table, as well as another in the Office
HA, IN PORTUGAL, Plans, Elevations, Sec- for the use of his pupils."
tions, and Views of the, with its History and NORTHCOTE'S LIFE OY TITIAN, with Anec-
Description, and an Introductory Discourse on
dotes of the Distinguished Persons of his time,
GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE, impl. folio, 27
2 vols. 8vo, fine portrait, cloth, (pub, at £1. 1x)
fine copper plates, engraved by Lowry, half morocco, reduced to 10s 6d
1830
(pub, at £6.6s) reduced to £2. 8s 1795
NUMISMATA.-Eckhel Doctrina Numorum Vete-
“The Royal Monastery of Batalha is one of the most
celebrated edifices in Europe. Its beautiful arches are
rum, 9 vols. 4to. complete, portrait and plates of
fretted and pinnacled and crocketed in the best style of coins, bds. (pub. at £13.) reduced to £7.178 6d
Gothic at its best period, and the graceful arching of
Vindob. 1792-1826
the roof, unsupported by console or column, is un-
equalled. The Plantagenet cast of the whole building
The best and most complete work on Ancient Coins;
no Collector can do without it.
conveyed home to my bosom a feeling so interesting, so
congenial, that I could hardly persuade myself to move O'NEIL'S DICTIONARY OY SPANISH
away."- BECKFORD.
PAINTERS, 2 voks. roy. 8vo. cloth, (pub. at
NOLLEKENS and his Times, comprehending his £2. 2s) reduced to 163
1834
Life and Memoirs of Contemporary Artists, by ORAM'S PRECEPTS IN THE ART OF COLOUR.
J. T. SMITH, second edition, 2 vols. 8vo. portrait, ING in Landscape Painting, 4to. plates, cloth
cloth, (pub, at £1. 4s) reduced to 12s 1829
lettered, (pub, at 158) reduced to 6s 1810
NICOLAS'S (Str HARRIS) HISTORY OF THE ORNEMENS DES ANCIENS MAITRES des XV.
ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD
XVI. XVII. et XVIII. Siècles, recueillis par
BRITISH EMPIRE; with an Account of
Ovide Reynard, et gravés sous sa direction par
the Medals, Crosses, and Clasps which
les meilleurs Artistes, containing 108 finely exe-
have been conferred for Naval and Mili- cuted lithographic engravings of Ornaments, Cups,
tary Services; together with a History of the Vases, Candelabra, Mosaics, &c. of the Ancient
Order of the Guelphs of Hanover, 4 vols. impl.
Masters, folio, 18 parts, sewed, (pub, at £5. 88)
4to, splendidly printed and illustrated by numerous
reduced to $1.45
Paris, 1844
fine wood-cuts of Badges, Crosses, Collars, Stars, PHILLIPS'S (Portrait Painter) LECTURES ON
Medals, Ribbands, Clasps, etc. and many large
PAINTING delivered at the Royal Acndemy,
plates, ILLUMINATED IN GOLD AND COLOURS, IN-
8vo. cloth, (pub, at 13s) reduced to 6s 6d 1833
CLUDING FULL-LENGTH PORTRAITS OF QUEEN
PHILLIPS'S PRINCIPLES OF EFFECT AND
VICTORIA, PRINCE ALBERT, THE KING OY HA- COLOUR in Landscape Painting, illustrated
NOVER, AND THE DUKES OY CAMBRIDGE AND
by Examples for the Amateur and Professional
Sussex, strongly boarded in cloth, with morocco Student, third edition, oblong 4to. 10 coloured
backs, (pub. at £14. 14s) reduced to £7.7s 1842 plates; hf. bd. (pub. at £1. ls) reduced to 85
1838
the same, with the plates richly coloured but PICTORIAL HISTORY OF PALESTINE, THE
not illuminated, and without the extra portraits,
HOLY LAND, AND THE JEW8, by John Kitto,
extra cloth, £4. 14s 64
1842
editor of the Pictorial Bible, 2 vols. super royal
** Sir Harris Nicolas has produced the first compre- 8vo. with above 500 fine wood-cuts, elegantly bound
hensive History of the British Orders of Knighthood;
in cloth, with new devices in gold on back and sides,
and it is one of the most elaborately prepared and
splendidly printed works that ever isaned from the
(pub, at £1. 15.) reduced to £1.55 1844
prest. The Author appears to as to have neglected no A work which no family should be withont. It will
sources of information, and to have exhausted them, as
Interest the child, and instruct the philosopher.
far as regards the general scope and purpose of the
** The engravings are beautiful little pietares, repre-
inqairy. The Graphical Illustrations are such as become senting actual scenery, costume, msaners, monuments,
a work of this character upon such a subject; at, of
and objects of Natural History."-Spectator.
course, a lavish cost. The resources of the recently PICTORIAL HISTORY OF NAPOLEON, by G.
revived art of wood-engraving have been combined
with the new art of printing is colours, so as to pro-
M. Bassey, 2 vols. impl. 8vo. illustrated by nearly
doce a rich etfeet, almost rivalling that of the monastic 500 beautiful engravings by Horace Vernet; gilt
illuminations. Such a book is sure of a place in every
cloth, (pub. at £2. 2) red. to £1. 1. Thomas, 1840
great library. It contains matter calentated to interest
extensive classes of reatiets, so we lope by our ape-
the same, hf. od. morocco, full gilt, £1. 46
cimento excite their curiosity." -- Quarterly Rele.
OP
THE

BOOKS ON THE FINE ARTS, ARCHITECTURE, ETC.
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PICTORIAL HISTORY OF FRANCE, from the POULSON'S History and Antiquities of the Seig-
establisament of the Franks in Gaul to the niory of HOLDERNESS, in the East Riding of
period of the French Revolution. By G.
the COUNTY or YORK, including the Abbies
M. Bussey and T. Gaspey, 2 large thick of Meux and Swine, with the Priories of Nun-
vols. impl. 8vo. handsomely printed, and illus- keeling and Burstall, compiled from authentic
trated by upwards of 500 beautiful engravings Charters, Records, and the unpublished Manu-
on wood, elegantly bound in cloth, full gilt, scripts of the Rev. William Dade, remaining in
(pub. at £2. 16s) reduced to £1.55 1843 the Library of Burton Constable, with above 200
the same, hf.bd. morocco, full gilt, £1.85
copper-plate engravings and tood-cuts, consisting of
Views, Churches, Monumental Effigies and Hrasses,
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF GERMANY during
Fonts, Ground Plans, Fac-similes of Charters,
the Rxion of FREDERICK the GREAT, including
Deeds, Armorial Bearings, Seals, &c. 8e. 4 parts,
a complete History of the Silesian Campaigns
or 2 vols. 4to. boards, (pubat £3.) reduced to
and the SEVEN YEARS' War, by Francis Kug- £1. Is
1841
ler, ILLUSTRATED BY ADOLYA MENZEL, royal 8vo.
LARGE PAPER, 4 parts, or 2 vols. royal
with above 500 wood-cuts, extra cloth, gilt, (pub. 4to, boards, (pub. at £4.) reduced to £1. 15s
at £1.8s reduced to 125
1845
** This is one of the most painstaking Topographical
PICTORIAL GALLERY OF RACE-HORSES,
works of modern times, full of Pedigrees. Monumental
Inrcription" &c. &c.
containing Portraits of all the Winning Horses PRICE (Sir Uvedale) ON THE PICTURESQUE
of the Derby, Oaks, and St.Leger Stakes during
in Scenery and Landscape Gardening, with
the last Thirteen Years; and a History of the an Essay on the Origin of Taste, and much
principal Operations of the Turf, illustrated by
additional matter, by Sir Thomas Dick Lauder,
Portraits of some of its most distinguished
Bart. 8vo. with 60 beautiful wood engravings by
Members. By WILDRAKE, (Geo. Tattersall, Montagu Stanley, extra gilt cloth, (pub.at
Esq.) One large handsome volume, royal 8vo. £1. ls) reduced to 12s
1842
containing 75 beautiful illustrations, chiefly steel PUGIN'S GLOSSARY OF ECCLESIASTICAL
engravings of Horses, after Pictures by Cooper, ORNAMENT and Costume, setting forth
Herring, Hancock, Alken, &c. engraved by Scott, the Origin, History, and Signification of
Cook, and other eminent Artists; also full-length the various Emblems, Devices, and Symbo-
characteristic portraits of celebrated living Sports- lical Colours, peculiar to Christian Design
men (** Cracks of the Day") by Seymoun ; scarlet
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cloth, elegantly gilt on back and sides with appro- to the Decoration of the Sacred Vestments
priate devices, (pub. at £2. 2s) red. to 185 1844
and Altar Furniture formerly used in the
PICTORIAL FRENCH DICTIONARY, royal English Church, illustrated by nearly eighty
8vo, illustrated by 760 wood-cuts, extra cloth, plates, splendidly printed in gold and colours by the
richly gilt, 10s 6d
Tilt, 1841 new Lithochramotographic process, containing Ex-
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PICTURESQUE TOUR OF THE RIVER
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MURRAY. Illustrated by upwards of 100 very
ings; Florinted Crosses; Holy Emblems;
highly-finished wood engravings by Orrin Smith,
Holy Monograms; Examples of the Nimbus;
Conventional Forms of Animals and Flowers
Branston, Landells, Linton, and other eminent
for Heraldic and Church Decoration; Funeral
artists; to which are added several beautiful
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copper and steel plate engravings by Cooke and
Alphabets of Church Text of various dates, the
others, one large handsome volume, royal 8vo.
elegantly bound in gilt cloth, (pub, at £1.58) re-
details of many of the Ornaments are given of
duced to 10,60
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and described from Ancient Authorities, by A.
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NERS AND COSTUME, including his Car. tical Antiquities at St. Maries College, Oscott, one
nival, Banditti, &c. 27 plates, impl. 4to. hf. od. magnificent vol. royal 4to. half morocco aatra,
morocco, 158
Rome, 1840
top edges gilt, the back and sides ornamented with
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appropriate devices in gold, £7.78
1844
royal 8vo. containing 27 pretty plates, gilt cloth, PUGIN'S ORNAMENTAL TIMBER GABLES,
(pub. at 10s 6d) reduced to 73 60
1834 selected from Ancient Examples in England
PLOOS VAN AMSTEL'S IMITATIONS OF
and Normandy, royal 4to. 30 plates, cloth, £1. Is
DRAWINGS by the principal Dutch and
1839
Flemish Masters, consisting of 100 beautiful PUGIN'S EXAMPLES OF GOTHIC ARCHI-
Engravings, executed in exact Imitation of TECTURE, selected from Ancient Edifices
the Originals, many beautifully Coloured, ac-
in England, consisting of Plans, Elevations,
companied by Historical and Descriptive Letter-
Sections, and Parts at large; with Historical
press, by C. Josi, of the British Museum, 3 vols, and Descriptive Letter-press, illustrated by 225
in 2, imperial folio, elegantly half bound morocco,
engravings by Le Keux, 3 vols 4to. lyth, (pub.
(pub. at £63.) reduced to £16. 16.
at £12. 12s) reduced to £7. 17s6d 1838
PLUTARQUE FRANCAIS.
---Vies des Hommes PUGIN'S GOTHIC ORNAMENTS, 90 fine
et Femmes Illustres de la France, avec leurs
Plates, drawn on Stone by J. D. Harding and
Portraits en pied, publié par E. Mennechet,
others, royal 4to. half morocco, £3.3s 1844
8 vols. imperial 8vo. containing 192 spirited full- PROUTS CASTLES AND ABBEYS OF MON-
length portraits, etched on copper, cloth, (pub, at MOUTHSHIRE,imperial folio, 30 lithographic
£19.12.) reduced to £4. 148 6d Par. 1838-41 plates, with letterpress, half morocco, (pub, at
the same, 5.bd. red mor gilt edges, £5.15s6d £5.5s) reduced to £2. 12s6d
1838

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BOOKS ON THE FINE ARTS, ARCHITECTURE, ETC.
PROUT'S SKETCHES IN FLANDERS AND SCOTT'S (Sir Walter) MARMION, ILLUSTRATED
GERMANY, impl. folio, 50 fine lithographic EDITION, 50 beuutiful trood-cuts; splendidly
plates, INDIA PROOFS, hf. bd. (pub. at £6. 6s) printed on superfine drawing paper, 8vo. richly
reduced to £3. 13s 6d
1833 gilt cloth, (pub. at 16s) reduced to 8s 1840
RADCLIFFE'S NOBLE SCIENCE Oy FOX-
the same. 8vo. mor. extra, for presents, 155
HUNTING, for the Use of the Rising Gene- SEYMOUR'S RUMOROUS SKETCHES, com-
ration of Sportsmen, royal 8vo. nearly 40 beau- prising 86 exceedingly elever and amusing caricature
tiful wood-cuts of Hunting, Hounds, &c. extra etchings, ON STEEL, illustrated by Alired Crow
cloth, elegantly gilt, (pub. at £1. 8s) reduced to quill, 2 vols. in 1, royal 8vo. cloth extra, gilt edges,
12s
1839 18s
1843
This handsome volume is printed uniformly with SHAKSPEARE PORTFOLIO; a Series of 96
Scrope's Deer Stalking, to which it is a suitable com- GRAPHIC ILLUSTRATIONS, after Designs by the
panion.
most eminent British Artists, including Smirke,
"A book which ought to be in the hands of every
fox-hunter, and of every man who loves the 'Noble Stothard, Stephanoff, Cooper, Westall, Hilton,
Science.' Bell's Life.
Leslie, Briggs, Corbould, Clint, &c. beautifully
REYNOLDS' (SIR JOSHUA) GRAPHIC
engraved by Heath, Greatbach, Robinson, Pye,
WORKS, 300 beautiful engravings, (comprising Finden, Engleheart, Armstrong, Rolls, and
nearly 400 subjects) after this delightful painter,
others, in a case, with leather back, impl. 8vo.
engraved on steel by S. W. Reynolds, 3 vols. folio,
(pub. at £8.8s) reduced to £1. Is
elegantly half bound morocco, gilt edges, (pub.at
the same, FRENCH Proors, folio, in a
£36.) reduced to £12.12s
portfolio, (pub, at £12. 12s) reduced to £2.2s
REYNOLDS' (SIR JOSHUA) LITERARY
the same, Inda Proors, folio, in a port-
WORKS, comprising his Discourses, delivered folio, (pub, at £16. 16s) reduced to £3.3s
at the Royal Academy, on the Theory and Prac- SHAW AND BRIDGENS' DESIGNS FOR FURNI.
tice of Painting, also his Journey to Flanders TURE, with Candelabra and interior Decora-
and Holland, with Criticisms on Pictures-- Du
tion, 60 plates, royal 4to. half bound, unout,
Fresnoy's Art of Painting, in English Verse,
(pub. at £3.3) reduced to £1. Ils 6d 1838
with the original Latin Text subjoined, and
the same, Large Paper, impl. 4to. the
Notes-A Tabular View of Painters, from the plates coloured, hf. bd, uncut, (pub, at £6. 68)
revival of the Art to the beginning of the last reduced to £3.38
Century-To which is prefixed, a Memoir of SHAW'S LUTON CHAPEL, its Architecture and
the Author, with Remarks on his Professional
Ornaments, illustrated in a series of 20 highly-
Character, illustrative of his Principles and finished line engravings, impl. folio, half morocca,
Practice, by Henny WILLIAM BEECHEY, NEW uncut, (pub, at £3.3s) reduced to £1. 165 1830
EDITION, 2 vols. fcap. 8vo. with portrait, gilt
the same, India proofs, hf. bd. morocco,
cloth, (pub. at 18s) reduced to 10s 1846
tuncut, (pub, at £5. 58) reduced to £3. 33
* The precepts of Sir Joshua Reynolds will equally ** Luton Chapel was an exquisite specimen of the
enlighten the connoisseur and the practical student
most florid period of Gothie arebitecture. Mr. Shaw's
He teaches how to look at pictures, as well as to de-
elaborate history is now rendered duably valuable by the
sign and colour them." - Monthly Review.
destruction of the magnificent original."
** His admirable discourses contain such a body of
just criticism on an extremely difficult subject, clothed SMITH'S (C.J.) HISTORICAL AND LITERARY
Morning Post.
in such perspicuous, elegant, and nervous language,
that it is no exaggerated panegyrie to assert, that they
CURIOSITIES, consisting of Fac-similes of
will last as long as the English tongue, and contribute interesting Autographs, Scenes of remarkable
not less than the productions of his pencil, to render Historical Events and interesting Localities,
bis name immortal."-Northcote.
Engravings of Old Houses, Illuminated and
RIGAUD, Vues de Palais, Chateaux, et Maisons
Missal Ornaments, Antiques, &c. &c. containing
Royales de Paris, et de ses Environs, containing
121 large and curious plates of the old Palaces and
100 plates, some illuminated; with occasionul letter-
press, in one volume, 4to. hf. olive morocco, uncut.
Gardens of Paris and its Environs, (a great num-
ber of which no longer exist), royal folio, hf. bd. STARK'S PICTURESQUE VIEWS on the East-
1840
Roxburghe style, reduced to £3.
red morocco, (interesting to Architects), (pub, at
£8.8s) reduced to £4.45
Paris,
ern Coast of England, comprising the Ro-
mantic Scenery of the NORFOLK RIVERS
ROBINSON'S HISTORY OF TOTTENHAM, 2
vols. 8vo. 41 plates and 2 large maps, second
Yare, Waveney, and Bure, consisting of 36
edition, cloth, (pub.at £2. 2s) red. to 18s 1840
splendid Engravings by George Cooke, W. J.
ROBINSON'S RURAL ARCHITECTURE, being
Cooke, E. Goodall, John Burnet, and other
a Series of Designs for Ornamental Cottages,
eminent Engravers, with short descriptive
in 96 plates, with Estimates, FOURTH CREATLY IM-
letter-press, royal 4to, extra cloth, (originally
pub, at £4. 14s 6d) reduced to 156
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The paintings combine in subject, composition, and
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thology, by N. A. Vigors, Esq.; Fishes, by
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NATURAL HISTORY, AGRICULTURE, ETC.
CURTIS'S FLORA LONDINENSIS; revised and Systematic Indices, etc. by J. O. Wist.
and improved by George Graves, extended wood, Esq. F.L.S. 4to. with 58 plates, con-
and continued by Sir W. JACKSON HOOKER; taining upwards of 120 exquisitely coloured figures,
comprising the History of Plants indigenous extra cloth bds. elegantly gilt, (pub, at £6.6s)
to Great Britain, their Uses, Economy, and
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betical, Linnæan, and other Indexes; the SECTS or CHINA, new edition, considerably
Drawings made by Sydenham Edwards and enlarged, brought down to the present state of
Lindley, 5 vols. royal folio (or 109 parts),
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the same, elegantly half bound morocco, top
Donovan's works on the Insects of India and
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edges gilt, £30.
ful." - Naturalist.
This is the only extensive work on the Indigenous
** The entomological plates of our country man
Botany of this country, which gives well-cloured
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especially those contained in his quarto volumea (In-
The three grandest Indigenous Floras ever pub-
sects of India and China) where a great number of
lished are the present, the Flora Danica, and Sib-
species are delineated for the tirst time."-Swainson.
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TANNIÆ; or an Essay on the British Species
The following may be had separately,
of the GeneraPselaphus of Herbst, and
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This beautial work is the only one which gives
MONOGRAPHIA ANOPLURORUM
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containing several hundred magnified figures, cloth, DOYLE'S CYCLOPEDIA OF PRACTICAL
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DON'S GENERAL SYSTEM OF GARDEN- new edition, enlarged, thick 8vo, illustruted with
ING AND BOTANY, containing a complete 70 wood engravings, extra cloth, (pub, at 13:)
Enumeration and Description of all Plants reduced to 95
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hitherto known; with their Generic and Spe. DRURY'S ILLUSTRATIONS OY FOREIGN
cific Characters, Places of Growth, Time of ENTOMOLOGY, wherein are exhibited up.
Flowering, Mode of Culture, and their Uses WARDS OF 600 EXOTIC INSECTS, of the East and
in Medicine and Domestic Economy, &e.
West Indies, China, New Holland, North and
founded upon Miller's Gardener's Dictionary, South America, Germany, &c. very firw of
and arranged according to the Natural System, which are figured in any other work; engraved
4 vols. royal 4to. numerous wood-cuts, cloth, with the greatest accuracy by the celebrated
(pub, at £14. 8s) reduced to £2.55 1831-38 MOSES HA15, Author of the Aurelian, "&c.
HORTUS CANTABRIGIENSIS; or, all most correctly and beautifully coloured
an Accented Catalogue of Indigenous and from the original specimens, NEW AND MUCH
Exotic Plants cultivated in the Cambridge IMPROVED EDITION, with the following impor-
Botanic Garden, with the additions and im- tant additions - the Modern Names Generio
provements of Pursh, Lindley, and Sinclair, and Specifie Characters, Synonymes of later
13th edition, brought down to the present
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some
(originally published at £15. 15.) reduced to compete with it in the whole range of Indigenous
£6. 16: 6d
1837 Botany: whether we consider the importance of its
**The exquisite work of Drury displays the complete
eritical discussions, the accuracy of the drawings, the
Inreet in a degree of perfection that leaves nothing to
minsteness of the analyses, or the unusual care which
be desired."-Sir James E. Smith,
is evident in the publishing department. After express-
This new edition is exquisitely coloured, and must
ing this opinion, we are sure the work will need no
rank high among the luxurious publications of the age.
further recommendation with the public."
Its literary and scientifie excellence is in keeping
Loudon's Gardener's Magasine.
with its attractive appearance.
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THE ANIMAL KINGDOM, with
rial care of Mr. Westwood, by Mr. Henry Bohn the Remarks on the Unity of our Species, 8vo. with
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terms of too high commendation. The colouring, exe-
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day, Is faithful to nature, and owing to the fineness of English Moths and Butterflies, together with
the paper and a particular process to which it has been
the Plants on which they feed; also a faithful
subjected, postesses # lustre and beauty which were
unattainable at the time when the original edition
Account of their respective Changes, their
appeared. The text has been in a great meatere re-
usual haunts when in the winged state, and their
written; ample and accurate descriptions futroduced ; standard Names as established by the Society
the modern nomenclature applied, and the intricacies of Aurelians; new and greatly improved edition,
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prenent advanced state of science."-Sir W. Jardine. all the Species figured in the work, and further
EVELYN'S SYLVA AND TERRA, a Discourse
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which is added, the TERRA, a Philosophical
which they feed, exquisitely coloured after the
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One of the most beautiful works of its kind ever the larger birds, and it would be impossible to improve
on any of the Raptores, which for fidelity, boldness,
The names are given in various languages, but the
and spirit, are unequalled every feather is distinct,
letter-press is French. To those who wish to have
yet beautifully blended."
English descriptions, Mrs. Gore's Rose Pancier's
Wood's Ornithological Guide
Manual will be found a very complete and satisfactory "What a splendid work! This is the kind of orna
book of reference,
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industry, and the uncommon strength of his intellectual Americans, "The Franklin of Theology ;' and it is said
powers. They will live as long as powerful reasoning, of him, that all his writings bear the powerful stamp
genuine religion, and the science of the human mind of a mind, which, for native vigour, original re-
continue to be objects of respect." -ORME.
search, logical acumen, profound knowledge of the
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positive Antiquity and to the Apostolical In- him, He was a man whose sugaelty enabled him to
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the theoretical, and discussing the polemical branches
Discourse at Capernaum fatal to the Doctrine of Theology."
of Transubstantiation, on the very principle of "Fuller was of the same good schoo, of divinity as
Exposition adopted by the Divines of the Scott. With a lively imagination and all the powers of
Roman Church, and suicidally maintained by
a masculine mind, he maintains the distinguishing doe-
trines of the Gospel, and insists on its practical holi.
Dr. Wiseman: associated with Remarks on
ness." Bicherateth.
Dr. Wiseman's Lectures on the principal * Puller thought with Owen, and wrote with the
Doctrines and Practices of the (Roman) Catho-
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structive and touching Orme.
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strength of mind; and is an Instance how Providence
and learning, well disposed, and brought with good
can draw forth instruments from the most unlikely
effect on the argument. The whole book is written
quarters."-Bishop Jebb.
with logical force and precision, and the sophisms of
his antagonist clearly detected." -Gent.'s Mag. GRAHAM (MRS.) THE POWER OF FAITH,
VIFTY-FOUR SERMONS BY EMINENT exemplified in the Life and Writings of the late
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first collected, comprising Essay on the Cha-
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poses for which God leaves his Children to Dis- tures on the Four last Books of the Pentateuch;
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* Dean Graves's Lectures are a work of learning and
CONTENTS
merit. He examines very minutely the muthenticity and
1 On the folly and absur. 10. On the inspiration of
truth of the Mosaic Histe. and the theological and
dity of delsm.
scripture.
moral principles of me Jewish Law; and replies at
2. On the revelation of the 11. On some of the most kreat length, to the most plausible objections. With
will of God.
plausible
objections Dr. Geddes, in particular, he maintains a very deter.
3 On the opinions of the urged against the truth mined conflict, and exposes, very successfully, the infidel
heathens, relative to and divine authority of
reasonings of that arrogant writer. He also frequently
God, to moral duty, and the scriptures.
combats Le Clere and Warburton. Dr. Graves's Essay
a future state
10. On the leading doctrines on the Character of the Apostles and Evangelists, do-
4 On the probability that of the Christian Rell- signed to prove that they were not enthusiasts. is a book
there should be myste- glon.
which deserves to be consulted."Orme.
ries in a revealed reli- 13. On the fall of man, and GREENHILL'S EXPOSITION OF THE PRO-
gion.
the depravity of Human
On the genuineness and Nature.
PHET EZEKIEL, with a brief Notice of the
authentielty of the 14. On the atonement for Author; one large vol. impl, 8vo. extra cloth
Scriptures,
sin, by the death of bds. £1. Is
1839
6. On the evidence dedu- Jesus Christ.
The author was one of the Westminster Assembly of
cible from the prophe 18. On the divinity of Jesus
Divinos. ** Lake all the productions of the Puritans,
Christ.
7. On the evidence dedu- 16. On the nature of con-
this Exposition is evangelical, stored with great know-
Iedge of the Scriptures, and distinguished by its sound
cible from miracles; version, and its neces doctrinal and practical wlows." - Horne,
and on the credibility sity.
of human testimony.
17. On the influences of the GROTIUS ON THE TRUTH OF THE CHRIS
8. On the resurrection of
Spirit.
TIAN RELIGION, with 2 additional Books,
Jestis Christ.
18. On justification by faith. and Notes by Le Clere, translated by Clarke,
Evidence drawn from 19. On providence,
12mo, cloth lettered, (pub. at 4s 6d) reduced to
the rapid diffusion of 20. On the resurrection of
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Christianity, and its tri
umph over persecution: 21. On eternal existence HALL'S (BISHOP) ENTIRE WORKS, with an
also from the purity and after death.
Account of his Life and Sufferings. New
excellency of the scrips 29. Summary of Christian
ture morality and the
Edition, with considerable Additions, a Trans-
duties.
ology,
lation of all the Latin Pieces, and a Glossary,
" Rarely, if over, have superior philosophical attain Indices, and Notes, by the Rev. Peter Hall,
ments been turned to a better account, or a richer offer 12 vols. 8vo. portrait, extra cloth, lettered, (pub.
ing brought from the fields of science into the temple
of God. Not a single consideration of moment, tending
at £7. 48) reduced to £5.
to confirm the genuineness and integrity of the Scrip-
Oxford, Talboys, 1837-39
tures in their present state, appears to have escaped his **The glowing, the tender, the pathetic eloquence
notice. He has united with extraordinary attainments of a Hall, who, with the spirit of a saint, could strew
in the severer sciences, the art of recommending his some holy text upon every trivial event of life, and
sentiments with impressive effects and he exhibits, in Aind' sermons in stones, and good in everything.
an eminent degree, the most important ingredients of
Quarterly Reeter.
good writing. He is correct and luminous, and often ** This is by far the best edition of the works of
rises to the tone of the most ir passionate feeling. His the Christian Sea. The learned editor, a des
language is ominently easy towing, and idiomatie. cendant of the Bishop, has inserted several excellent
The abstractions of science have not in him exorted the pleces not published in any former edition; has verified
influence often imputed to them, of chilling the heart, and enlarged the references, added many valuable
and impairing the vigour of the imagination. While notes, and above all, a complete index of tents.
he reasons with the comprehension and depth which dis- ** My Hall's writings abound In richness of fancy,
tinguish the philosopher, he feels with arcour and paints and eloquent bursts of feeling. They manifest a piety,
with force. He is often inspired and transported with humble, fervid, and sincere; a Theory of Christian
his theme. In the midst of pursuits which are not morals, unforbidding and practical; and Views of a
always found to have a propitious effect on the religious future existence, animating, elevating, and sublime.
character of their votaries, he has found the means of
British Critic
preserving his devotion in its warmth, his faith in its ** Bishop Hall has been entitled the Christian
purity, and his sensibility in its infantine freshness and Boneca ; his knowledge of the world, depth of thought,
vigour. We earnestly roommend this work to the and elegance of expression, place him bearer our own
attentive perasal of all cultivated minds. We are times than any of his contemporaries, whilst he adorned
acquainted with no book to the circle of English lite his age by learning, plety, and the uniform exercise of
rature, which is equally calculated to give young per all the Christian graces. It would, indeed, be difficult
on juuat viens of the coidence, the nature, and the to mention a prelate of more excellent character."
importance of revealed religion.-ROBERT HALL
Chalmera.
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pointed sentences, full of piety and devotion. Few
TRINE OF THE DELUGE, 2 vols. 8vo.
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buted by the spirit and energy of their discourses, to
the ark through the pages of pagan mythology. Those
maintain the credit of the orthodox pulpit-these were who have not bent their studies that way, are not aware
Hall and Taylor: the former gifted with all the in-
what a mass of evidence is to be collected from the
spiration of poetry, and all the severity of a chastised
most unsuspected sources in corroboration of the
judgment; in his style, quant, rather than pedantie; Mosaic Deluge. We consider Mr. Harcourt's res
in his sense, clear, manly, and original."
searches as most valuable, totally apart from all eon-
Quarterly Revier, vol. xiv. pp. 248, 249.
siderations of philosophy. To those who have a taste
CONTEMPLATIONS upon the Historical for such leamed inquiries as have immortalized the
Passages of the Old and New Testaments, new venerable name of Jacob Bryant above all modern
edition, revised and corrected, by the Rev.
scholars in this department of antiquity, we recom-
mend a perusal of Mr. Harcourt's book, in which they
Peter Hall, 2 vols. 8vo. extra cloth, (pub. at will see much ndditional light thrown on many of the
£1. 4s) reduced to 15s Oxford, Talboys, 1837 subjects discussed, from information inaccessible to
"Incomparably valuable for language, criticism, Bryant--the produce of later studies and inquiries.
and devotion."-Horne.
Nor can we omit to mention, with great satisfaction,
HARD TEXTS OF THE OLD AND
an Historical Treatise on Baptismal Regeneration,
NEW TESTAMENTS, Plainly and Fami-
which closes the second volume, and which we should
like to see separately published."--Genti's Mag.
ly ,
and corrected edition, by the Rer. Peter Hall, HENRY'S (MATTHEW) COMMENTARY ON
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THE BIBLE, BICKERSTETH's Edition, in 6
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for showing the spirit and force of many expressions HOPKINS'S (BISHOP) WHOLE WORKS,
that occur."--Horns.
with a Memoir of the Auther, in one thick
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WORKS, with a Memoir of his Life by Dr. reduced to 14s
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portrait, in extra cloth boards, contents lettered, * Bishop Hopkins's Works form of themselves a
(pub, at £3. 16s) reduced to £2.2s 1845 sound body of divinity. He is clear, vehement, and
the same, printed in a smaller size, 6 vols. fop.
persuasive."- Bickerstath.
8vo, cloth lettered, £1. 18
"The merits of Bishop Hopkins are well known to
1844
Theologians, although perhaps not so universally as
" Whoever wishes to see the English language in might be wished. We haye often heard of the supe
its perfection must read the writings of that great riority of the theology of our older authors to that of
Divine, kobert Hall. He combine the beauties of our more modern Divines; and certainly never have
Johnson, Addison, and Burke, without their in- we seen the superiority more strikingly shewn than in
perfections."-DUGALD STEWART.
the works of Hopkins. Whatever be the nature of the
* I cannot do better than refer the academic reader subject on which he treats, his hand is instantly seen
to the immortal works of Robert Hall. For moral to be that of a master throughout we find a strength
grandeur, for Christian truth, and for sublimity, we of thought an originality of Illustration, a force and
may doubt whether they have their match in the
felicity of style, # homely raciness of expression,
sacred oratory of any age or country."Prof. SEDG-
which command perpetual attention. There do not
WICK (in his Discourse on the Studies of the Uni- exist manuals of Christian duty more searching in
versity.)
their knowledge of the human heart, more compro
The Sermons and Discourses of Robert Hall hensive in their application to all the situations and
are wonderful compositions."
contingencles of life, than his Exposition of the Ten
"The bold diction, the majestie gait of the sen- Commandments,' and the Exposition of the Lord's
tence, the vivid illustration, the rebuke which could Prayer. These taken in connection with his other
scathe the offender, the burst of honest indignation at works, fory in themselves a body of Divinity, the pose
triumphant vice, the biting sarcasm, the fervid appeal session of which alone would enricit the library of
to the heart, the sagacious developement of principle, household." The Witness
the broad field of moral vision-all these distinguish HILL (REV. ROWLAND) MEMOIRS OF
the compositions of Robert Hall, and we bear our most
willing testimony to their worth."- Quarterly Revier.
THE, by his Friend, the Rev. W. Jones,
" In the Eloquence of the pulpit, Robert Hall edited, with a Preface, by the Rev. JAMES
comes nearer Massion than either Cicero or Ex-
SHERMAN, (Rowland Hill's Successor, as
chiner to Demosthenes."-LORD BROUGHAM.
" His mind is little to be envici, from the
Minister of Surrey Chapel.) Second Edition,
perual of Robert Hall, he do not find himself a
carefully revised, thick post Svo, fine steel
more accomplished, a wiser, and a better man."
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of an orator, the fancy of a poet, the acuteness of a
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The excellence of Mr. Hall does not consist in the
** I have learned far more from John Howe, than
predominance of one of his powers, but in the ex-
from any other author I ever read. There is an as
quisite proportion and harmony of all. The richness, tonishing magnificence in his conceptions. He was
variety, and extent of his knowledge, are not less re. unquestionably the greatest of the puritan divines."
markable than his absolute mastery over it. His style
Robert Hall.
is one of the clearest and simplest--the least en- LIVING TEMPLE, or a designed Im-
cumbered with its oron beauty-of any which ever
has been written."-Chas. LAMB, London Magasine.
provement of the Ides, that a Good Man is
"The name of Robert Hall will be placed by pos- the Temple of God. To which are added
terity among the best writers of the age, as well as Discourses on Self Dedication, and on yielding
the most vigorous defenders of Religious truth, and
the brightest examples of Christian charity."
ourselves to God, 18mo. portrait, cloth extra,
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It would be idle for us to dwell here on works so well reprobation of vice, the most persuasive exhortations to
known. They have established her name as a great piety, and an unqualified arowal of all the essential,
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these two valuable words have exhausted this im-
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WEMYSS' JOB AND HIS TIMES, or a Picture
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Sermons, Devotions, Poems, Letters, etc. edited,
amend their lives; here pieturing * vice so ** to make
with a new Memoir, by the Rev. Henry Alford,
it wply to those that practised it, and a virtue, so as to
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6 handsome vols. 8vo. with fine portrait after all this with a most particular grace, and an inexpres
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the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, and Sacred Writings, by reference to the Manners,
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THROUGH NORTH WALES, being a Tour Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge)
performed in 1837, one vol. large 8vo. with 20 with numerous wood-cuts, 2 vols. foap. 8vo. extra
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before tus is rich in that quality."-Atheneum.
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** This entertaining book is just one to take up, read
admirably etched by CLINT, of many charming vales
and mountains in this beautiful country, and is alto-
a bit of, and lay down at any idle hour."-Lit. Gar.
gether a book of travels written with a poet's love of BOOK OF THE COURT; exhibiting the History,
nature and a humorist's cheerfulness." Court Journal.
Duties, and Privileges of the several Ranks of
BENNETT'S Whaling Voyage round the Globe, 2 the English Nobility and Gentry, particularly
vols. 8vo. mumerous plates, cloth lettered, (pub, at of the Great Officers of State, and Members of
£1. 8s) reduced to 8s
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quite at home. Her pictures are always pleasant and
being accounted for, when it differs from ita
life-like, and in the progress of her narrative she intro- former Acceptation; the whole exhibiting, in
duces the reader to many distinguished persons, English- one continued Narrative, the Origin, History,
men as well as foreiguers, and to many social parties,
at which most persons will be content to look on and
and Modern Usage of the existing Vocabulary
listen. Lady Blessington chanced to be in Paris during of the English Tongue; to which are added,
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For a sequel to his work, see Neodinidie Heresy,
population, topography, fertility, resources, morals.
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BROCKEDON'S EXCURSIONS IN THE storehouse of knowledge." Atheneum.
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duction, by Simon Wilkin, F.L.S. 4 vols. 8vo. of Greece, Turkey and Western Asia"-Athenaeum.
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the noble writings of this author, and for the adinirable sixteen octavo volumes, including two volumes of
and hitherto unpablished fragments which he has col. *peeches on the trial of Hastings, published in 1827,
lected. The latter contain parages of great power, and which have never before been republished; also a
hardly interior to the finest parts of the works by which reprint of the work e tited, An Account of the
his name is established." Atheneum.
European Settlemer in America," which though
** Sir Thomas Browne, the contemporary of Jeremy published anonymousy, is well known to have been
Taylor, Hooker, Bacon, Selden and Robert Burton, is written by Burke, but is not contained in the English
undoubtedly one of the most eloquent and poetical of
edition of his works.
that great literary era. Hi thoughts are often truly WORKS, with a Biographical and Critical
sublime, and always conveyed in the most impressive Introduction by Rocens, 2 vols. imperial
language."Chambers,
"Dr. Johnson secretly and enremittingly formed his
Bvo, closely but handsomely printed, extra cloth,
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a name in every respect worthy of grateful remem-
Shakspeare and Burke are, if I may venture on
brance, Southey, in several of his critical labours in the expression, above talent. Burke was one of the
the Quarterly Review, shows how fondly and familiarty trat thinkers, as well as one of the greatest orators,
he has made himself acquainted with the prototype of of his time. He is without any parallel in any age or
Johnson. Dindin's Library Companion
country, except perhaps Lord Bacon and Cicero, and
"A great English writer; le ennobles and conse his works contain an ampler store of political and
crates whatever he touches Past and present, lite moral wisdom than can be found in any other writer
and dissolution, time and immortality, seem to meet whatever. Str J. Mackintosh
In his works as in a rane tor fetal parpone, Never **The compositions of Burke are master-pieces. Who
anrely by any other writer has so much sentiment been can withstand the fascination and magie of his clo-
put into the dry bones of antiquity.
quencet The excursions of his genies are immense.
Retrospective Revier. His imperial fancy has laid all nature onder tribute,
A superior genies ls exhibited in Sir Thomas and has collected riches from every scene of the
Browns. His mind was fertile and ingenious his anas creation, and every walk of art. He who can read
logies original and brilliant, and his learning so much Als works without pleasure must resign all pretensions
ont of the beaten path that it gives a peculiar and was to taste and sensibility. - Robert Hall
common air to all his writing. Hailam,
* The Religlo Medie wat sooner published than BURKE'S ENCYCLOPÆDIA OF HERAL-
It excited the attention of the public by the novelty of DRY, OR GENERAL ARMORY OF
its paradoxes, the dignity of sentiment, the quick snc ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AND IRE-
cension of images, the multitude of abstruse allusions,
the subtlety of disquisition, and the strength of lan-
LAND, comprising a Registry of all Armorial
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Bearings, Crests and Mottoes, from the ear-CARY'S MEMORIALS OF THE GREAT
liest period to the present time, including the CIVIL WAR IN ENGLAND, from 1646 to
late Grants by the College of Arms. With an 1652, edited from Original Letters in the Bod-
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without abridgment, contains more than four ordinary CARY'S TRANSLATION OF DANTE, fcap. 8vo.
quartos.
This book is interesting to every man in society.
extra cloth, (pub. at 10s 6d) reduced to 8s 64
The contents not being merely of the day, there is no
1844
danger of its becoming obsolete, but like its prototype Cary's version of Dante is unanimously allowed to
Edmondson, it must always remain a library book.
be one of the most masterly productions of modern
times.
BURNS' (ROBERT) COMPLETE POETICAL
Shelley always says that reading Dante is unfa
AND PROSE WORKS, including his vourable to writing, from its superiority to all possible
RELIQUES, with an Account of his Life and compositions." - Byron.
Writings, and some Observations on the Cha- -- TRANSLATION OF PINDAR, fcap. 8vo.
racter and Condition of the Scottish Peasantry, extra cloth, (pub. at 6) reduced to 4s 6d
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particulars of the Author's Life, and new
Sketch of the History of French Poetry.
Notes, illustrative of his Poems and Letters, by Edited by his Son, the Rev. Henry Cary, M.A.
his brother, Gilbert Burns, 5 vols. 8vo. illus- Worcester College, Oxford, foap. 8vo.
trated by fine portrait by Nasmyth, fac-simile of - LIVES OF ENGLISH POETS, from John-
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BURNS' WORKS, complete, with Life by Allan CHAMBERS'S LIFE OF KING JAMES I.,
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Campbell, Wordsworth, Lockhart, &c. royal
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This is positively the only complete edition of Burns, reduced to 12
1817
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scrap which Burns ever wrote, whether prose or verse,
but also a considerable number of Scotch national airs,
BRARY EDITION, complete to the time of his
collected and illustrated by hin (not given elsewhere) decease, printed from the Author's corrected
and roll and interesting acconnis of the occasions and copies, transmitted to the English Publishers
circumstances of his various writings. The very com-
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plete and interesting Life by Allan Cunningham alone
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tions, including one published in similar shape, with productions of the human mind, and the richest gifts of
an abridgement of the Life by Allan Cunningham, a bountiful God. Never since man was placed upon
comprised in only 47 pages, and the whole volume in
earth, bas any one written with more of the spirit of
only 504 pages, do not contain above two-thirds of the truth and of love. His words are remarkable for fit
above. It seems the more necessary to call attention ness and beauty, his thoughts are the effulgence of the
to this fact, as the edition referred to has lately been eternal light, and his feelings are the fullness of the
put forth as "the only complete edition." One mi- heavenly life. It is impossible that his works should be
nute's comparison will be sufficient to undeceive in this read without profit. li is impossible that they should
respect.
be universally ditfased, without effecting a beneficent
CAMPBELL'S LIFE AND TIMES OF PE.
revolution amongst every class, and in every institation
of society,
TRARCH; with Notices of Boccaccio and his
"Channing is unquestionably the finest writer of the
illustrious Contemporaries. Second Edition, age. From his writings may be extracted some of the
2 vols. 8vo. fine portraits and plates, extra cloth
richest poetry and richest conceptions, clothed in lan-
guage, unfortunately for our literature, too little
(pub, at £i. lls 6d) reduced to 12 1843
stadied in the day in which we live."
"The standard life of Petrarch. The fortunes and
Fraser'. Magazine.
career of the poet are traced with admirable distinct "We warmy and heartily recommend Dr. Channing
ness; his devoted passion for Laura is finely developed to the hands of every young man who is finishing his
and characterized ; and his poetical character is ana. dacation, and to every keneral reader who earnestly
lyzed and estimated with all the power of a kindred seks fis own improvement."-- Athenaum.
genius. This work must take its place in our libraries "The Sermons of Dr. Chanuing are astonishing pro-
as one of the most interesting and important historical dactons, and deserve a high place in the library of
works of our time." -Athenarum.
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CHATEAUBRIAND'S SKETCHES OF ENG- CIBBER'S (COLLEY) APOLOGY FOR HIS
LISH LITERATURE, 2 vols. 8vo. in extra LIFE, written by Himself, and interspersed
cloth boards, (pub, at £1.4.) reduced to 12s 1836 with Characters and Anecdotes of his Theatrical
HISTORICAL, POLITICAL, & MORAL
Contemporaries, during upwards of Forty
ESSAY ON REVOLUTIONS, Ancient and Years. New Edition, with explanatory Notices
Modern, 8vo. extra cloth (pub. at 8s) reduced by E. Bellchambers, 8vo. fine portrait ; cloth
to 3s 64
1815 lettered, (pub. at 10s) reduced to 4s 1822
"Chateaubriand is the greatest man of his age-in CLARKE'S (DR. E. D.) TRAVELS IN
mind, in style, in poetry, in heart." -Jules Janin.
VARIOUS COUNTRIES OF EUROPE,
CHATHAM PAPERS, being the Correspondence
of William Pitt, Earl of Chatham. Edited by
ASIA, AND AFRICA, particularly Russia,
the Executors of his Son, John, Earl of Chat-
Tartary, Turkey, Greece, Egypt, the Holy
Land, and Scandinavia, 11 vols. 8vo. maps and
ham, and published from the original Manu-
scripts in their possession, 4 vole. 8vo. extra
plates, extra cloth bds. (pub. at £10.) reduced
to £3. 3
1827.24
cloth, (pub. at £3. 12.) reduced to £1.5s
Murray, 1838-1840 "The accomplished and famed traveller or Cam-
"A production of greater historical interest could
bridge. He is a most favourable specimen of English
hardly be imagined. We huve not seen another pos-
travellers, and does honour to the great University of
sessed of more varied and engrossing interest. Never
which he was such a distinguished ornament."--Black-
did history offer more instructive lessons for prennt
wood'x Magazine, December, 1845.
guidance than are contained in this correspondence.
* The most instructive and engaging travels ever
I u a standard work, which will directly pass into
published in this country."-Lowndes.
every library." --Literary Gazette
"The splendour and celebrity of all travels, per-
Lord Chatham was the most powerful orator that
formed by Englishmen, have been exceeded by that of
ever Illustrated and ruled the senate of this empire.
the late and deeply lamented Dr. Edward Clarke.
For nearly half a century, he was not merely the ar.
Upon the whole, if Hamboldt be the first, Clarke is the
biter or the destinies of his own country, but the
second traveller of the age." Dibdin.
foremost man in all the world. He had an unparalleled
* We willingly pass over a host of minor and even
grandear and affluence of intellectual powers, softened
respectable travellers, to journey in company with Dr.
and brightened by all the minor accomplishments; his
Clarke, whose strong powers of observation and eloquent
ambition was noble; his views instinctively elevated;
and animated pictures both of art and nature have
his patriotism all but excessive and in all the domestic
raised him to so high a rank among modern travellers.
relations of life he was exemplary and amiable-a fine
His profound skill in antiquities peculiarly qualified
scholar, a finished gentleman, a sincere Christian-one
him for exploring the regions he principally tra-
whom his private friends and servants loved as a good
versed." -Murray's Hist. of Discoveries.
man, and all the world admired as a great one." COMPANION TO THE BRITISH ALMANAC,
Quarterly Review
* There is hardly any man in modern times who kills
from the commencement in 1828 to 1843, bound
to large a space in our history, and of whom we know in 8 double vols. with an extensive Alphabetical
ao little as Lord Chatham; and yet he is the per Index to the whole series, 1 vol.; together 9
son to whom every one would at once point, if desired
to name the greatest Statesman and Orator that this
vols, post 8vo. extra cloth (pub, at £2. 15s 6d)
country ever produced. We regard this work, then, as
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whom his great-grandson and personal representative
is one) to have rendered a great service to the memory
DUS, with notices of vartous Mountain and
of their illustrious ancestor, and to the public interests, Island Tribes, inhabiting the two Peninsulas of
by determining to keep back no part of these precious India, and the Neighbouring Islands : 4to. with
documents." Edinburgh Review
CHATTERTON'S WORKS, both Prose and Po.
numerous plates illustrative of the principal Hindu
etical, including bis Letters, with Notices of his
Deities, &c. cloth bds. emblematically gilt on back
Life, History of the Rowley Controversy, and
and sides, (pub. at $2.28) reduced to £1. 4s
1832
Notes Critical and Explanatory, 2 vols.post 8vo.
elegantly printed, with engraved Fac-similes of COLLECTION OF ENGLISH SONNETS, con
Chatterton's handwriting and the Rowley MSS. taining the best Examples from the Reign of
cloth lettered (pub, at 158) reduced to 98 1842 Henry VIII, to the present day, with an Intro-
LAROE PAPER, 2 vols. crown 8vo. extra cloth duction, an Essay on Sonnet Writing, and
boards (pub. at £1. ls) reduced to 128
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and others, in prose: and Scott, Wordsworth, Kirke
to 4
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White, Montgomery, Shelley, Coleridge, and Keats,
in verse; have conferred lasting immortality upon Printed uniformly with the poetical collections of
the Poems of Chatterton."
Ritson, Ellis, Percy, and others.
*A geniu. like what or Homer and Shakespeare ap- "Mr. Housman introduces his specimens by a care-
pears not above once in many centuries.
fully digested Preface, in which the laws and licenses
Vicesimur Knar. of the Sonnet's structure are set forth; and he has en-
CHORLEY'S (H. F.) MUSIC AND MANNERS rlehed his collection by illustrative and anecdotal notes,
IN FRANCE AND GERMANY, 3 vols.
in which good taste and good feeling are every where
to be traced."Atheneum.
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Garette.
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forms of addressing persons of every rank and of gems, and is one of the most chaste and delightfal
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3) reduced to ls 6d
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of Superscription, Commencement, and Conclusions of
Trueba, 18mo, cloth ods. (pub. at 3:6d) reduced
Letters to persons of every Degree of Rank; Tables
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MISCELLANEOUS ENGLISH LITERATURE.
COOKERY-JENNINGS'FAMILY COOKERY, COWPER'S COMPLETE WORKS, edited by
containing 2500 Practical Receipts, the whole SOUTHEY, comprising his Poems, Correspon-
ART OP CARVING, and an Introduction on the dence, and Translations, with a Life of the
Duties of Cooks and other Servants, thick 12mo. Author, 15 vols. post 8vo. beautifully printed
tood-cuts, cloth, full gilt (pub. at 7s 6d) reduced by Whittingham, embellished with numerous ex-
to 33
1844 quisite engravings, after the designs of Harvey,
This extremely useful work may be called an "En-
elegantly bound in cloth (pub, at £3.168) reduced
cyclopædia of Family Cookery." It contains all the to £2. 12s 64
1835-7
Laws, Rules, Recipes, Ordinances, and Regulations,
which may be thought necessary, pleasant, useful,
the same, hf. bd. rorocco, marbled edges, £4.
elegant, or beneficial to the state of Cookery as now
established. It was compiled by two practical Cooks,
... This is the only complete edition of Cowper
Mrs. Sarah Jennings, and Mrs. Jane Johnson, and which has ever been given to the world. The early
will be found to be as correct as it is complete.
Poems, addressed by Cowper to his cousin, Theodora
LADIES OWN COOKERY BOOK AND
Cowper, to whom he was attached, are exclusively
copyright, and consequently cannot appear in any
DINNER TABLE DIRECTORY, adapted to other edition. It contains all the letters which had
the use of Persons living in the Highest Style,
been previously published, examined with the ori-
as well as those of moderate Fortune, including
ginals, and passages restored, that either from error
in judgment, or reasons connected with individuals
a large Collection of Original Receipts contri- then living, were left out by Hayley, many of which
buteri by an extensive circle of Acquaintances, passages are important, and highly illustrative of the
(Lady Charlotte Bury, assisted by a distin-
inind of Cowper. It comprehends, in addition, up-
wards of One hundred and twenty letters never
guished practical Cook). Second Edition, in one
before printed in any sliape, and of the most interest
closely printed volume, post 8vo. cloth lettered, ing description. In the Life of the Poet, Dr. Southey
(pub. at 8s 6d) reduced to 3s 6d
1844
has introduced much of the Literary History of Eng.
COOPER'S (J. F.) HISTORY OF THE NAVY
land during half a centary, with Blographical Sketches
of many of his contemporaries.
OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, "Or Cowper how shall I express myself in adequate
from the Earliest Period to the Peace of 1815, terms or admiration? The purity of his principles,
2 vols. 8vo. portrait, gilt cloth (pub, at £1. 10s)
the tenderness of his heart, his unaffected and realous
reduced to 12s
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1839
fulness of bis wit, and the singular felicity of his dic-
** These volumes are filled with the graphic re-
tion, all conspire by turns
cords of daring adventure, and contain, in their narra-
To win the wisest, wart the coldest heart."
tion of facts, a treasure to the lovers of sea-ro Cowper is the poet of a well-educated and well-prin-
Inance. The name of Somers is a household word
cipled Englishman.Home, sweet Home' is the
in Ainerica; and the desperate enterprise in which he
scene- limited as it may be imagined-in which he
and his companions perished, is narrated in this work contrives to concentrate a thousand beauties, which
with an extraordinary effect." -Athenæum.
others have scattered far and wide upon objets of less
COPLEY'S (formerly Mrs. Hewlett) History of
interest and attraction. His pictures are, it may to
speak, conceived with all the tenderner of Rafaelle,
Slavery and its Abolition, Second Edition, and executed with all the finish and sharpness or Teniers.
with an appendix, thick small 8vo. fine portrait No man, in such few words, tells his tale, or describes
of Clarkson ; cloth lettered (pub, at 68) reduced
his scene so forcibly and so justly. The popularity of
to 4s 60
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Cowper gains strength as it gains age: and, after all,
he is the poet of our study, our cabinet, and our
CORTES, LIFE OF, the Conqueror of Mexico, by alcove." -Dibdin.
Don Trueba, 18mo. cloth bds. (pub, at 3s 6d)
"There is not in the whole compass of English
reduced to 2s
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literature, a slagle writer, whose works, including his
COSTELLO'S SPECIMENS OF THE EARLY
admirable Correspondence, deserve to be so generally
infused (if we may be permitted the expression) into
FRENCH POETRY, from the time of the society, as those of Cowper."Atlas.
Troubadours to the Reign of Henry IV., post
**COWER 15 BY FAT THE MOST DELIGHTFUL
8vo. with 4 plates, cloth, full gilt (pub. at 103 6d)
LETTER-WILTER IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE."
Quarterly Review
reduced to 75
1835
The Letters of Mr. Cowper are the finest speci-
the same, the plates splendidly illuminated in gold mens of the epistolary style in our latigoage. To an
and colours, in imitation of ancient manuscripts,
air of inimitable ease they unite a high degree of cor-
cloth gilt 185
reetness, such as could result only from the clearest in-
telleet, combined with the most finished taste. There
* We warmly recommend Miss Costco's very ele is scarcely a single word capable of being exchanged
gant little work."-Attenæum.
for a better, and of literary errors there are none. I have
"This is a most exquisite little volume, like the ladye pernted them with great admiration and delight."
in Christabelle, beitirul exceedingly. It is a work Robert Hall.
of research, of inistry, and of taste and the com-
"The study of Cowper's prose will be found highly
bination or the three has produced what should find a useful in forming the taste of young people."-Ibid.
place in every library." Literary Gazette.
** All the writings of Cowper bear the stamp of ori-
COURTENAY'S (RT. HON. T. B.) COMMEN-
ginal genius, and remind us of the merits that have
secured in thortality to Shakspeare. It is impossible to
TARIES ON THE HISTORICAL PLAYS
read lis productions without being delighted with his
OF SHAKSPEARE, (shewing his Authorities, force, his brilliancy, and his variety."-Edinb. Review,
and where he has departed from History,)
2 vols. post 8vo. cloth lettered (pub. at 18%) CRAWFURD'S (J.) JOURNAL OF AN EM-
BASSY FROM THE GOVERNOR-GENE-
1840
COWPER'S POETICAL WORKS, with Life by
RAL OF INDIA TO THE COURTS OP
SIAM AND COCHIN-CHINA, exhibiting
Stebbing, complete in one stout bandsome
* View of the actual State of those Kingdoms,
volume, foolscap, 8vo, elegantly printed on large
2 vols. 80. second edition, with maps and 25
and fine paper, frontispiece and vigrette, extra
cloth boards, (pub. at 8) reduced to 6s 1842
plates, cloth bds. (pub, at £1.11: 6d) reduced to
123
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COWPER'S POETICAL WORKS, with Life of
the Author, by McDiarmid, foolscap 12mo.
"A mass of very valuable additions respecting a
beautifully engraved frontispieces, extra red turkey
part of the world in which the commercial interests of
cloth gilt (pub, at 85) reduced to 38
ihe country muy in all probability be concerned to a
1844
very importaut extent," -Time

MISCELLANEOUS ENGLISI LITERATURE,
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CRAWFURD'S (J.) JOURNAL OF AN EM-DALLAWAY'S OBSERVATIONS ON ARCHI-
BASSY TO THE COURT OF AVA, with TECTURE IN ENGLAND (Gothic, Nor-
an Appendix, containing a Description of Fossil man, and Elizabethan), royal 8vo. extra gut
Remains, by Professor Buckland, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, (pub, at 148) reduced to 7s 1833
second edition, with 13 maps, plates, and vignettes, DAMER'S DIARY OF A TOUR IN GREECE,
cloth bde. (pub. at £1. lls6d) reduced to 128 TURKEY, EGYPT, AND THE HOLY
1834 LAND, second edition, 2 vols, post 8vo, plates,
"This like Mr. Crawford's other publications, con-
extra cloth, (pub, at 163) reduced to 6s 6d 1842
tains # large store or information, and many sound and "The Hon. Mrs. Damer, a descendant of Lady Mary
Jodielous remarks on the lastitutions and manners of Wortley Montague, necessfully rivals her Ladyship in
the East."-Westminster Revies.
the very features in which she has so long been consi-
dered the most delightful of tourists. Such pictures of
CROKER'S (CROFTON) COLLECTION OF
Turkish private life as are here given it is vain to look
THE POPULAR SONGS OF IRELAND, for elsewhere.". New Monthly.
Ancient and Modern, with Introductions, and DAVIDSON'S (COL) DIARY OF TRAVELS
Historical and Explanatory Notes, post 8vo.
AND ADVENTURES IN UPPER INDIA,
cloth lettered, (pub. at 10s6d) reduced to 5s from Bareilly in Rohilound, to Hurd war and
1839 Nahun, in the Himmalaya Mountains; with a
This interesting collection is printed in the same
Tour in Bundeletind, a Sporting Excursion in
formas Ritson's Collection of English and Scottish the kingdom of Oude, and a Voyage down the
Songs, and the publications of the Perey Society. The
Songs and Ballads are of the most interesting, and, in
Ganges, 2 vols. post 8vo. extra cloth, (pub. at
many instances, exciting character, and each is accom-
£1. Is) reduced to 9
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panied by its history from the competent pen of Cror- DAVIS'S SKETCHES OF CHINA, during an
ton Croker, than whom no man knows more of the
Inland Journey of 4 months, between Peeking
poetie superstitions, and the manners and mythology of
Ireland.
Nankeen, and Canton; with Notices and Ob.
CROLY'S (DR.) PERSONAL HISTORY OF servations relative to the War, 2 vols, post 8vo.
KING GEORGE THE FOURTH, with
with a new map of China, cloth lettered, (pub, at
Anecdotes of distinguished Persons of the last
163) reduced to 9
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Fifty Years, second edition, enlarged, 2 vols. post
This is Mr. Davis's new work on China, and should
be distinguished from the former, which has been re-
8vo. portrait; extra cloth (pub. at £1. 1s) re-
printed in several shapes. There is no other edition of
duced to 98
1841
the present work,
"This work is written throughout with great anima DAVISON'S POETICAL RHAPSODY, to
tion and elegance, and contains many light and pleas. which are added several other Pieces, with
Ing sketches of the characters of those men whore great
qualities of mind and heart made those days illustrious
Memoir and Notes by Sir Harris Nicolas, 2
In England's anuals. The illustrious names of Pitt vols. post 8vo. extra cloth, gilt backs, (pub.at
and Fox, and Burke; of Thurlow, and Bheridan, and .£1. 16) reduced to 12
1826
Canning of Grattan, and Flood, and Curran, appear
in the historie narrative in their various degrees of ce-
** Best edition of what may be considered the most
lebrity, and are characterised always with force and
estimable of our early metrical miscellanies."
Lovendes.
freedom of style."Genti's Mag.
DE QUINCEY'S LOGIC OF POLITICAL
CRUIKSHANK'S THREE COURSES AND A
ECONOMY, 8vo. cloth lettered, (pub. at 7s 6d)
DESSERT, a Series of Tales, in three sets, reduced to 3s 60
Blackwood, 1844
viz, Irish, Legal, and Miscellaneous, crown 8vo. A very ably written book, by the author of the Opium
with 51 extremely clever and comic Illustrations ;
Later
extru cloth, gilt, (pub, at £1. 18) reduced to 10X DIARY OF THE TIMES OX CHARLES THE
1844
SECOND, by the Hon. HENRY SIDNEY, (after
That very capital and comie work, Three Courses wards Earl of Rodney), including his Corres.
and a Dessert,' was published at a time when the rage pondence with the Countess of Sunderland, and
for comie stories was not so great as it has since be- other distinguished Persons at the English
come, and Messrs. Clark and Oruikshank therefore only
sold their thousands where Messrs. Dickens and Phix
Court: to which are added, Letters illustrative
dispose of their tens of thousands. But if our recom- of the Times of Jaines Il. and William III.
mendation can in any way influence the reader, we Edited, with Notes, by R. W. Blencowe, Esq.
would enjoin him to secure a copy of the Three
Courses, which contains the best designs of George
A.M. 2 vols. 8vo. fine portraits and fac-similes
Cruileshank, and some of the most amusing tales in our
of autographs: extra cloth (pub. at £1. 8)
language-Wet. Res.
reduced to 12
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"This is an extraordinary performance. Such an Tuis ORIGINAL AND EXTERTAINING DIARY IS O
union of the painter, the poet, and the novell.t, in one TAN SAMACHARACTER AND PERIOD AS EVALYN'S, 20
person, i unesampled. A title of the talent that goes
WHICH IT FORMS A VERY DESIRABLE COMPANION.
to making the stories would set up a dozen or annual The nature of this Diary and Correspondence may
writers and a tithe of the inventive genius that is dis be in some degree anticipated, from the fact that the
played in the illustrations, would fornish a gallery of Diarist was not only a brother of the celebrated
ihe colour-mixers in Essex Street and the Strand,
Algernon Sidney, but that be successively siled the
Spectator
high Court and Political offices or Groom of the Bed-
"The most amusing book we have read for many a chamber, Master of the Robes, Envoy to the States of
day."Atheneum
Holland, Chlef Secretary of State, Lord Lieutenant,
**There must be ne smiling here. A man who does General and GOVOR OF ISLAND, Master-General
not laugh outright is a dollard, and has no heart: and of the Ordnance, Lentenant-General of the Forces,
there are some of these designs which have the blessed and finally, Groom of the Stole, and First Gentleman
faealty of creating laughter as often as you see them."
or the Bedchamber. He was also. Member of Parlia.
West Res.
ment for Bramber and (no trifting advantage in the
CRUIKSHANK'S OMNIBUS, edited by Laman
Timex and Court in which he figured) confessedly the
handsomest man of bis day. That the Diary of socha
Blanchard, large royal 8vo. illustrated by fine
person, so placed in regard to the Court and Times of
portrait, and 100 humorous engravings on steel Charles II., must abound in features of unsurpassed in
and wood, all by the artist himself, wery elegantly
terest and amusement need scarcely be stated.
bound in gilt cloth, with a rich come back, (pub.
publication of great and permanent Interest, that will
take its place beside Evelyn and Pepsi-Nunal and
at 12s) reduced to 78
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DIARY OF THE TIMES OF GEORGE THE DRAKE'S (DR. NATHAN) SHAKSPEARE
FOURTH, interspersed with Original Letters AND HIS TIMES, including the Biography
from the late Queen Caroline, and from various of the Poet, Criticisms on his Genius and
other distinguished
distinguished Persons, (by Lady Writings, a new Chronology of his Plays, and
Charlotte Bury, Maid of Honour to Queen a History of the Manners, Customs, and
Caroline, Miss Sheridan, and John Galt). Amusements, Superstitions, Poetry, and Lite-
New edition, 4 vols, post 8vo, beautiful portrait rature of the Elizabethan Era, 2 vols. 4to.
of the Queen, extra cloth (pub. at £2. 2s) (above 1400 pages) with fine portrait, and a
reduced to 163
1839
plate of autographs, cloth bds. (pub. at £5. 58)
the same, the LIBRARY EDITION, 4 vols. large reduced to £1. lls 6d
1817
8vo. fine portrait, extra cloth lettered (pub. at the same, 2 vols. 4to. hf. bd. morocco, uncut,
£2. 168) reduced to 18s
£1. 165
This amusing miscellany of secret history and snp-
pressed papers caused considerable excitement at the
the same, LARGE PAPER, 2 vols. royal 4to.
time of its first publication, and run through several hf, bd. morocco, uncut, (pub. at £7.78) reduced
editions in a few weeks. It will always be interesting, to £2. 12s 62
DIBDIN'S BIBLIOMANIA, OR BOOK-
"A masterly production, the publication of which
MADNESS, a Bibliographical Romance, new
will form an epoch in the Shaksperian History of this
edition, with considerable additions, including a country. No work has hitherto appeared, and we may
Key to the assumed Characters in the Drama, venture to pronounce that none can in future be prue
and a Supplement, 2 vols, royal 8vo. handsomely
duced, in which so much agreeable and well digested
Soformation respecting Shakspeare and his times will
printed, embellished by numerous wood-cuts, many be found. It comprises also a complete and critical
of which are now first added, extra cloth boards, analysis of all the Plays and Poems of Shakspeare, and
(pub. at £3. 3s) reduced to £1. lls 6d 1842 a comprehensive and powerful sketch of the contem-
porary literature."-Gentleman's Magazine.
--the same, LARGE PAPER, impl. 8vo. of which
only very few copies were printed, extra cloth DRUMMOND'S (SIR WILLIAM) ORIGINES,
boards, (pub. at £5. 5s) reduced to £3. 13s 6d OR REMARKS ON THE ORIGIN OF
This celebrated work, which unites the entertainment
EMPIRES, STATES, AND CITIES, 4 vols.
of a romance with the most valuable information on all
bibliographical subjects, has long been very scarce, and
8vo. maps and plates, cloth, (pub. at £2. 88) re-
sold for considerable sums--the small paper for £8.88
duced to £1. Ils 6d
1824-20
and the Large Paper for upwards of 50 guineas !!!
On the present reprint (undertaken by the late Mr. ... Vols. 2, 3, or may be had separately, at Ts each.
Walmsley) no expense has been spared--the typogra-
phical exceution is first-rate-many of the wood-cots DUNCAN'S HISTORY OF THE DUKES OF
have been re-engraved, others have been added, and
NORMANDY, from the time of Rollo to the
the whole appears to greater advantage, owing to the
improved style of printing. The author has added a
Expulsion of King John by Philip Augustus
Supplement completing it to the present time, and a of France, foolscap 8vo. frontispiece, extra cloth,
Key to the Characters in the Dialogues, who comprise gilt back, (pub. at 78) reduced to 4s6d 1839
the most emineot book collectors of the time. As only
a limited number of copies have been printed, fewer in ** The author has, in this elegant little volume, sap-
fact than of the former edition, the work must soon plied a deficiency in the historical literature of England.
again be numbered among rare books.
The sample is so good that we only wish we had
“The Bibliomania is evidently formed in the first in. more or it."--Examiner.
stance on the plan of honest Isane Walton's "Complete
Angler;" with conspicuous marks of the author's being DUNLOP'S (JOHN) MEMOIRS OF SPAIN
deeply versed in the Battle of the Books, and a
DURING THE REIGNS OF PHILIP IV
familiar acquaintance with old English Literature, and
occasionally with the digressions of Yorick. Under
AND CHARLES II. from 1621 to 1700,
the shape of dramatic Dialogue, the reader is equally 2 vols. 8vo. gilt cloth, (pub, at £1. 6.) reduced
entertained and instructed; the abstruser parts, with to 125
Edinb. 1834
the historic details, being thrown into the form of
notes. It would now be useless to pass an encomium
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VARIETY, TAUTY, AND POWER OF HIS COMPOSITION, HEEREN'S (PROFESSOR) HISTORICAL
You may take him and cut him out in title stars,
so many lights does he present to the imagination."
WORKS, translated from the German, viz:-
Atheneum. Asia, new edition, complete in 2 vols.-AFRICA,
"In his prose and in his verse Vinibus pue- 2 vols.-EUROPE AND ITS COLONIES, 2 vols.
Tlaque was always the motto of this benevolent and
ANCIENT GREECE, 1 vol.-HISTORICAL TREA-
gentle-hearted man. His humour was without coarse-
wens is merriment without extravagance-his wit
TISES 1 vol. --MANUAL OF ANCIENT HISTORY.
without spleen. HIS VOLUMES WILL BE CONTI- I vol.-together 9 vols. 8vo. cloth lettered, uni-
TUTE ONE OF THE MOST PRECIOUS WALLS OX form, (pub, at £7.) reduced to £4.10s 1834-46
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JAPAN, during 1811, 1612, and 1813, with which has been neglecied, as being too imperfectly
Observations on the Country and the People,
known to afford lessons of political wisdom, he has
taught us to look for still more interesting lessons-on
second edition, 3 vols. 8vo. extra cloth bds. (pub.
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have met with any biographical sketch that is so well clear reasoning, Professor Heeren is second to none.
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tous irregularity. It exhibits, in a variety of fastances, view of the political and colonial system of Europe,
the dangerous consequences of mingling virtoe with from the time that the relations of the European States
vice, and of butituting bright talents and splendid were formed into a system, towards the close of the 61-
seeds for the substantial qualities of integrity and teenth centary, to the re-establishment of the States
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cutta) STRANGER IN INDIA, or Three zine of Remarkable and Eccentric Characters,
Years in Calcutta, 2 vols. post 8vo. extra cloth, including Curiosities of Nature and Art, from
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DENCE, with many Pieces in Prose and vanity, and yet so pardonable in an old soldier, who
Verse, never before published, 2 vols. 8vo. por-
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battles, AS RENDERS HIS BOOK ONE OF THE MOST SIN
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"I'd give a world of sugar cane,
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Mat Lewis were alive again." - Byron.
is the most trustworthy of the narrators of this conquest.
The "wonder-working Lewis," as he was styled by
The strange, wild incidents of that extraordinary tale
Byron, was the friend and associate of nearly all the come out, in all their freshness, in the curious details
most celebrated men of his day. Among the number
of Bernal Diaz: and the scenes of social magnificence
were the Prince of Wales (afterwards George IV.);
amid which they were laid, tell wonderfully in the rude
the Duke of Clarence (afterwards William IV.); the sketching, and unpremeditated cumulation of his pen.
Sheridans, (father and son); Canning, Lords Holland
And the wondrous remains of an extinct civilization
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brought to light, in various parts of the great American
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markable success. His Life of Clarendon is not the collected a great deal mure as I went in search of it."
ingenious or eloquent pleading of an advocate, but the
-Sir Walter Scott.
severe and enlightened neutrality of a judge. The cha- "This work is likewise highly praised by Seward,
racteristics proper for the ocension, were good taste Gifford, Sir Egerton Brydges, Park, &c. The bio-
and good sense, intelligent research, and perfect can- graphical notes and illustrations are master pieces of
dour. And these Mr. Lister possesses in an eminent composition."Lowndes,
degree. The author of Granby' has faithfully distin-LONGFELLOW'S POETICAL WORKS, viz.
guished between the province of fiction and of truth.
In his life of Clarendon he simply endeavours to place
Ballads and other Poems; Voices of the
before us an honest portrait, with all its excellencies and Night; and Spanish Student, a Play; fcap.
defects-all the lights and shadows belonging to it, and
8vo. gilt cloth (pub. at 12s) reduced to be
not to body forth the hero of an historical roinance. It
is impossible to give any just idea of Mr. Lister's book
Moxon, 1843
by means of extracts. Its merit is not condensed into
One of the most popular and pleasing of the Ameri-
a few striking passages, but it is skilfully and equally
can poets.
diffused over the whole. We therefore refer our readers
Mr. Longfellow has a name and fame, and he has
to the work itself."-Edinb. Review.
won to himself luxuriant and enduring laurels both as
"A work of laborious research, written with mas-
a scholar and a poet."- Athenaum.
terly ability." --Atlas.
LOCKE'S PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS, contain- LONGWORTH'S YEAR AMONG THE CIR-
taining the Conduct of the Understanding :
CASSIANS, 2 vols. post 8vo. plates (pub, at
£1. 1.) reduced to 9s
1840
Essay on the Human Understanding; an
Examination of Malebranche's Opinion of
"Incomparably the most valuable account of Circassia
that has yet appeared."-Court Journal.
seeing all Things in God, with Remarks upon MAC-GEOGHEGAN'S HISTORY OF IRE-
some of Mr. Norris's Books; Elements of
Natural Philosophy: some Thoughts concern-
LAND, Ancient and Modern, taken from the
ing Reading and Study for a Gentleman, &c.
most Authentic Records, complete in one largo
volume, impl. 8vo.extra cloth, 10s Dublin, 1845
with a Preliminary Discourse and Notes by
* One of the most important works that have ever
J. A. St. John, Esq. royal 8vo. extra cloth bds. been written respecting Ireland."
105 60
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LOCKHART'S HISTORY OF THE CONQUEST
MACKENZIE'S (K. S.) NARRATIVE OF THE
SECOND CAMPAIGN IN CHINA (1840.
OF MEXICO AND NEW SPAIN, and Me.
moirs of the Conquistador, BERNA. DIAZ DEL
1841) post 8vo. map, extra cloth, gilt with Chinese
CASTILLO, written by himself, and now first
Devices (pub. at 10s 6d) reduced to 4s 6d 1842
completely translated from the original Spanish,
"Lieut. Mackenzie, who had the good fortune to
2 vols. 8vo. extra cloth (pub.at £1.48) reduced
accompany Sir Gordon Bremer as his Secretary, basis
this volume presented the public with the most intereste
to 125
1844
ing account of the campaign in China. The appendix
* Bernal Diaz's account bears all the marks of au. contains several papers of great ialare."-Literary
thenticity, and is accompanied with such pleasant
Gazette

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MACKAY'S (CHARLES) THAMES AND ITS
*The Ilfe of the masculine Duchess is more full of
TRIBUTARIES, or Rambles among the Rivers, general interest than even that of her celebrated hus-
2 vols. 8vo, with 56 very fine wood engravings of
band; for her vigorous intellect, her determined spirit,
and the position in which she was placed with respect
Thames Scenery and Antiquities, extra cloth, (pub. to both Courts and Cabinets, made her the principal
at £1.8s) reduced to 12
1840 personage of Europe, the Duse himself scarcely excepted.
** It is most pleasant to walk out with Mr. Mackay
Notwithstanding this, the biography of this most
companion, loiter with him up the lanes and extraordinary woman has been a desideratum, and it is
through the green fields, saunter along the river-side,
only now that it is supplied by the work before us.
and peer into every object of art and nature near,
We have now, however, the biographies both of the hero
which can court the contemplation of intelligent minds.
of the field, and the heroine of the cabinet, and in point
His volumes are indeed very agreeable and very rew
of entertainment the Intter is the more preferable of the
freshing." --Literary Gazette.
two. Mrs. Thompson's work combines every variety of
MACNISH'S (DR.) TALES, ESSAYS, AND
Interest, for it includes the scenes of domestic life, the
affairs of state, the anxieties and dangers of war, as well
SKETCHES; with the Author's Life, by his
as the pomp and ceremonies of courts, and the private
friend, D. M. Moir. Second Edition, 2 vols. hours of royalty, both in friendship and in strife, in
fcap. 8vo. portrait, extra cloth, (pub. at 12s)
love and in deadly
hate."
MARLBOROUGH'S (DUCHESS OF) PRIVATE
reduced to 55
1844
Dr. Maenish is the well known author of the Anatomy
CORRESPONDENCE, illustrative of the
of Drunkenness, Anatomy of Sleep, kc, and one of the
Court and Times of Queen Anne; now
most popular contributors to Blackwood's Magazine first published from the Originals, with
under the signature of The Modern Pythagorean."
her Sketches and Opinions of her Contem-
CONTENTS
poraries, and the Select Correspondence of her
The Metempaychosis. Punch and Judy.
The Man with the Nose. The Red Man.
Husband, John, Duke of Marlborough, second
The Confessions of an The Murdered Begbie, a edition, 2 vols. 8vo. portraits, extra cloth boards,
Unexecuted Femini.
Romance
(pub, at £1. 8s) reduced to 14s
1838
cide.
Terence O'Flaherty.
"This is a very delightful work. We have closed the
The Barber of Gottingen. The Covenanters.
volumes with a confirmed impression that in many of
Colonel O'Shaughnessy.
The Loves of the
the highest points of conduct, courage, and understand.
Colonel O'Shaughnessy in
Learned.
ing, the Duchess of Marlborough was the most remark-
India.
A Vision of Robert the
able woman of her own or any other day."-Examiner.
Who can it be?
Bruce.
** These original letters have great interest, for they
The Man with the Mouth. Death and the Fisher-
Iny bare to us the heart and mind of that extraordinary
The Wig.
man
woman, who, at a crisis among the most celebrated in
Au Execution at Paris. A Night near Monte
our annals, was virtually the prime minister of England.
The Man Mountain.
Video.
It is well known that Godolphin and Marlborough were
Singular Passage in my Notes of a Journey from
brought over to Whig principles and retained in them
own Life.
Paris to Ostend.
by the influence of the Duchess-that to her power over
the mind of the Queen was owing the continuance of
M CORMAC'S (DR.) PHILOSOPHY OF the administration which raised England to the pin-
HUMAN NATURE, in its Physical, Intel- nacle of glory--and that the decline of that influence
lectual, and Moral Relations, 8vo. extra cloth enabled Harley and St. John to stain our annals with
the treaty of Utrecht. This Correspondence contains s
(pub. at 12s) reduced to 6s Longman, 1837
pretty fall commentary on the principal events in the
"One great merit of this book is its extraordinary reign of Anne, but to us the most interesting part is
lucidity or expression. Dr. M'Cormac has condensed
"The Characters of her Contemporaries' written by the
some of the most valuable observations of his pre- Duchess, and her "Opinions, which are said to be ex
decesors, and has rendered to the comprehension of tracts from her letters to Lord Stair, and reprinted
youth what Locke left incomprehensible to everybody, from a very rare little volume prirately circulated in
even himself, Atlas.
1788 by Lord Hailes." Atheneum.
MALCOLM'S MEMOIR OF CENTRALINDIA, MARRYÁT'S (CAPT.) DIARIES IN AME-
including Malwa and adjoining Provinces; RICA, WITH REMARKS ON ITS INSTI-
with the History and copious Illustrations of TUTIONS, both series, 6 vols, post 8vo. extra
the past and present condition of that Country, cloth bds. (pub, at £3. 3.) reduced to 158 1839
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In composition, as tinged with humour, and as amusing
name of the distinguished author stands too high to
as any of his novels. In the grave and more general
views it exhibits much sound sense and shrewdness."
render it necessary that we should waste time in
passing encomiums upon it. It is a valuable addition
Spectator
to the stock of information already possessed by the
"Captain Maryat stands second in merit to no living
public, and cannot be too generally read, or too care
novelist. His happy delineations and contrasts of cha-
fully studied." - Blackwood' Edinb. Mag.
racter, and easy play of native fun would redeem a
MARCHMONT PAPERS, illustrative of Events
thousand faults. His strong sense and utter superiority
to affectation of all sorts command respect; and in his
from 1685 to 1750, selected by the Right Hon. quiet effectiveness of circumstantial narrative, he ap-
Sir George Rose, from the Family MSS. in his proaches old Defoe. There is less of caricature about
possession, 3 vols. 8vo. gilt cloth, (pub. at his pictures than in those of any contemporary humorist
-and he shows far larger and maturer knowledge of the
£1. 16s) reduced to 165
1831
real workings of human nature. These Diaries in
"A mine of instruction and amusement. This im- America will, no doubt, attract some attention, which
portant and Interesting work will stand for ever on the they will amply repay, Quarterly Reiere.
same shelf with Evelyn, Pepys, and the Letters of
-OLLA PODRIDA, consisting of his Diary on
Horace Walpole."Literary Gazette.
MARLBOROUGH (DUCHESS OF) MEMOIRS
the Continent, 1835-1837, and various Short
OF, AND OF THE COURT OF QUEEN
Novels, Tales, Sketches, &c. 3 vols, post Svo
ANNE, compiled from Original and Unpub-
extra cloth bds. (pub. at £1. Ils 6d) reduced to
7 6d
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lished Documents, by Mrs. A. T. THOMPSON, 2
Capt. Marryat's Diary is a popular and piquant
vols. 8vo. fac-simile letters, extra cloth bds. (pub.
picture of Continental life, and the various clerer
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1839 sketches and light pieces are well fitted to dispel the
**A sterling historical work."- Iterary Ga
dull hours of the general reader. Literary Gazette
"The Life of one of the most singular individuals in
** Soldiers and sailors are proverbially skilled in Im-
the annals of female influence in this country, written promptu cookery: and it will not therefore surprise any
throughout with considerable power, great impartiality,
one who taste Capt. Maryat's Olla," to find it savory,
and very refined taste." Atlas.
and containing some cholce morsels.then

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JUST PUNISHED.
MARTIN'S (MONTGOMERY) BRITISH moir of Eastern Balochistan, 4 handsome vols.
COLONIAL LIBRARY; forming a popular 8vo. with 20 illustrations on stone and wood from
and authentic Description of all the COLONIES drawings by the Author, and a large map, eatra
of the BRITISH EMPIRE, and embracing the cloth, (pub. at £2. 168) reduced to £1.58 1844
History - Physicial Geography - Geology- MATHEWS
Geology- MATHEWS' (CHARLES) MEMOIRS, in-
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Kingdoras --Government- Finance- Military
cluding his Autobiography and Diary, edited
Defence - Commerce - Shipping - Monetary
by Mrs. Mathews, 4 vols. 8vo. fine plates,
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loured-Education and the Press-Emigration,
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Social State, &c. of each settlement. Founded
with anecdotes of the most singular and diverting
on Official and Public Documents, furnished by nature. They furnish us with raey personal sketches
Government, the Hon. East India Company,
of numerous eminent literary, political, and theatrical
characters. "Sun.
&c.; illustrated by original maps and plates, 10
"A work rich in entertaining anecdotes."
vols. fcap. 8vo. extra cloth boards (pub, at £3.)
Quarterly Review.
reduced to £1. 155
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* This is a rare book-a book of jest and anecdote.
There is a quick transition from cliaracter to character,
..These 10 vols. contain the 5 vols. 8vo. verbatim, and from incident to incident; and the eccentricities of
with a few additions.
old Johnny Winter, the wardrobe keeper and tailor
Each volume of the above Series is complete in itself,
at York--the draggling, drawling oddities of Tate
Wilkinson-the natty neatnesses of George Colman-tho
and sold separately, as follows, (pub. at 6s) practical jesting of Theodore Hook--the highly sea-
reduced to 3s 6d
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these, and the passing glances nt Curran, John Kemble,
CONTENTS.
the Prince Regent, Dr. Kitchiner, Queen Charlotte,
and Mr. John Taylor, are given in capital style."
Vol. I.--THE CANADAS, UPPER AND LOWAR,
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Vol. II.--NEW SOUTH WALES, VAN DIEMAN'S
LAND, SWAN River, and SOUTH AUSTRALIA. MAXWELL'S LIFE OF THE DUKE OF
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and SEYCHELLES, new and enlarged edition,
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MONTSERRAT, DOMINICA, and Nevis.
the same, Large Paper, proof impressions of the
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NEWFOUNDLAND), and Hudsox's BAY.
Vol. VII.-GIBRALTAR, MALTA, the IONIAN
" Mr. Maxwell's Life of the Duke of Wellington,
ISLANDS, &c.
In our opinion, has no rival among similar publi-
Vol. VIII.--THE EAST INDIES. Vol. I. containing
cations of the day.
We pronounce it
BENGAI, MADRAS, BOMBAY, AGRA, &c.
free from flattery and bombast, succinct and mas-
Vol. IX.-DITTO, Vol. II.
terly,
The type and mechanical execution
Vol. X.-BRITISH POSSESSIONS IN THE INDIAN are admirable; the plans of battles and sleges nume-
AND ATLANTIC OCEANS, viz.-CEYLON, rous, ample, and useful; the portraits of the Duke and
PENANG, MALACCA, SINGAPORE, SIERRA LEON,
his warrior contemporaries many and faithful: the
the GAMBIA, CAPE COAST CASTLI, ACORA, the battle pietures animated and brilliant; and the vig-
FALKLAND ISLANDS, ST. HELENA, and ASCENSION. nettes of costumes and manners worthy of the military
genius of Horace Vernet himself."-Times.
"A work of extraordinary industry and great utility.
Mr. Martin exhibits a very rare talent for extensive sub-
** The Life of the Duke of Wellington, by Mr.
jects, for seizing with rapidity upon their distinguishing
Maxwell, is in all respects the best that has yet ap-
peared. The world had in some measure a guarantee
features, and for collecting evidences and illustrations
for more than average excellence in the name of a
to strengthen and Illuminate his work." - Atlas.
writer well versed in military afhairs, and whose
MARTIN'S EASTERN INDIA. The History, previous productions are in no small degree associated
Antiquities, Topography, and Statistics of with the glories of our country. We find the utmost
eare, labour, and research employed to aid his perfect
Eastern India; Comprising Districts of Behar,
knowledge of his subject; and the manly vigour, force,
Shahabad, Bhagulpoor, Goruckpoor, Dinaje- and simplicity of a style which is in no small degree
poor, Puraniya, Rungpoor, and Assam, in re- assimilated to the character of the great soldier him.
lation to their History, Geology, Mineralogy,
self. And here one cannot help remarking how sin
Early eventful seems the career of the Duke from
Botany, Agriculture, Commerce, Manufactures,
its very dawn, and how even his earliest life is studded
Population, Statistics, &c. Surveyed under with traits and evidences which are so many keys to
the Orders of the Supreme Government, by
that triumphant gate of glory which it was to be his
after brilliant destiny to open wide before the world.
Dr. BUCHANAN, and others. Collated from
Mr. Maxwell has Industriously gathered these anece
the Original Documents at the East India
dotal treasures, blending them carefully with his great
House, under the sanction of the Honourable story, and pervading his theme with a tone of spirited
and well-judged criticism which much increases the
Court of Directors, by ROBERT MONTGOMERY
reader's respect for the biographer. The work has all
MARTIN, author of the * Statistics of the
the dignity of history, and contains much original
British Colonies," 3 vols. 8vo. with numerous matter of interest, always stated upou sound authority,
plates, in extra cloth boards, (pub, at £3. 12) In regard to the general publication of the work, it
reduced to £1. 5:
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could not be better than it is. Its typography is both
careful and beautiful, and its Illustrations are varied
VASSON'S (CHARLES) Narrative of Various
and excellent.Morning Post.
Journeys in Balochistan, Afghanistan, the "This splendidly illustrated Life of the great Captain
Punjab, and Kalkt, during a Residence in of the Age, reflects no Inconsiderable credit on the
taste and enterprise of its publisher, and on the care
those Countries; to which is added an Ac-
industry, and intelligence of its author. In beauty of
count of the Insurrection at Kalat, and a Me-
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of detail, it must take precedence of all the other
As there are many editions of Mitford's Greece before
biographies of the Duke of Wellington. We have the public, it may be necessary to observe that the
gone carefully through his work, and having com-
present octavo edition is the only one which contains
pared its details with the most accredited authorities, Mr. King's last corrections and additions (which, as
we have no hesitation in awarding to the author the stated in his advertisement, are material); it is at the
important merits of care, fidelity, and Judgment in same time the only edition which should at the present
the selection and arrangement of his facts
.. Al- day be chosen for the gentleman's library, being the
together, handsomer or more interesting volumes have handsomest, the most correct, and the most complete.
rarely lesued from the press, even in these days of LORD BYRON says of Mitford, "HIS IS THE BEST
enterprise and intelligence." -- United Service Gazette. MODERN HISTORY OF GRAECX IN ANY LANGUAGE,
"Napoleon was, Wellington is, (according to Lord AND HE IS PERHAPS TX BEST OF ALL MODERN
Brougham) the greatest man that ever lived.' HISTORIANS WHATSOVAR. His virtues are learning,
Whether this be true or not, we declare our opinion labour, research, and earnestness."
thint Mr. Maxwell's is the most falthful--the most
** Considered with respect, not only to the whole
interesting, and best written life of the great warrior
series of antient events which it comprises, but also to
which has yet been published. The work is illustrated
with most exquisite Engravings on steel, including
any very prominent portion of that series, Mr. Mrr-
YOD'S HISTORY 16 THX BUT THAT HAS APPEARED
plans of the different engagements, and is in every way
SINCR THE DAYS OF XENOPHON"-Edinb. Revier.
#capital publication."
MEREDITH'S MEMORIALS OF CHARLES MONTAGU'S (LADY MARY WORTLEY)
JOHN, KING OF SWEDEN AND NOR- LETTERS, now first published complete,
WAY, illustrative of his Character, of his with the blanks filled up: to which are added
relations with the Emperor Napoleon, and
her Miscellaneous works; an Account of the
of the History of his kingdoms, with a Dis- Court of George I.; State of Party at the
course on the Political Character of Sweden, Accession; Essays, Poems, &c. published
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A work that exhibits much of the rise and fall of dex, by her Great Grandson, Lord Wharncliffe,
nations, and we may say contains the seeds of history." 3 vols. 8vo. handsomely printed, with fine por-
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raits, gilt cloth, (pub. at £2.28) reduced to
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1837
nected Series of Tales and Poems. Second
"I have heard Dr. Johnson say, that he never read
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Letters." -Boswell's Tafe of Johnson.
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including Narratives of the most Remarkable
we defy the most phlegmatie man on earth to read one
Personal Encounters that have taken place without going through with them, or, after finishing the
from the earliest period to the present time,
whole, not to wish there were twenty more volumes."
Smollett.
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to 128
1841 MOORE'S
(THOMAS) EPICUREAN, A
MILTON'S WORKS, both Prose and Poetical, TALE; and ALCIPHRON, POEM. TUR-
with an Introductory Review by FLETCHEN, NER'S ILLUSTRATED EDITION, foolscap 8vo.
complete in 1 thick vol. imperial 8vo. cloth four beautiful engravings, elegantly bound in
lettered, (pub. at £1. 58) reduced to £1. ls cloth, with tastefully gilt back and sides, (pub.
1838 at 10s 6d) reduced to 38
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This is the only complete edition of Milton's Prose
Works, at a moderate price.
of this extremely pretty and favourite volume
the Advertiser has bought an unusually large im-
SELECT PROSE WORKS, edited pression, and therefore offers them for the present at
with a Preliminary Discourse, Introductory
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circle of modern literature.
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* The prose writings of Milton deserve the attention author's works. Indeed, although written in prose, this
of every man who wishes to become acquainted with is a masterly poem, and will for ever rank as one of
the full power of the English language. They abound
the most exquisite productions in English literature."
with passages compared with which the finest decla
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MITFORD'S HISTORY OF GREECE, by Zeluco ; Mordaunt; Edward; View of So-
Lond REDESDALE, the Chronology corrected ciety and Manners in Italy, France, Swit-
and compared with Clinton's Fasti Hellenici, zerland, and Germany; View of the Causes
by King, (Cadell's last and much the best edition, and Progress of the French Rlation;
1838) 8 vols, 8vo. gilt cloth, (pub. at £4. 4) Journal during a Residence in France. With
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expressed his opinion that the increased advantages Into France and Italy: of Zeluco; of Edward, or Vari-
given to it have doubled the original value of the ous Views of Life and Manners In England, &c. He
work.
la sensible and entertaining companion; his style is
It should be observed that the numerous additions easy, always agreeable and pleasing his wit is playfal,
and the amended Chronology, from that valuable per and his pleasantry little inferior to Moliéres."
formance, the Pasti Hellenici, are subjoined in the
Purnits of Literature
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AND
MORE'S UTOPIA, or Tas HAPPY REPUBLIC, NAPOLEON MEMOIRS-Memoirs of the In-
a Philosophical Romance; to which is added, vasion of France by the Allied Armies, and of
THE NEW ATLANTIS, BY LORD BACON ; with the Last Six Months of the Reign of Napo-
a Preliminary Discourse, containing an Ana- leon, written at the command of the Emperor,
lysis of Plato's Republic, &c. and copious by BARON FAIN, First Secretary of the Ca-
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together 2 vols. fcap. 8vo. handsomely printed, written by Himself, and published by his
extra cloth, (pub. at 12s) reduced to 85 1845 Family, containing a multitude of curious
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Utopia of Sir Thomas More. Perhaps we scarcely ap-
8vo. extra cloth, (pub. at 12s) reduced to 4s6d
preciate highly enough the spirit and originality of this
1823
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1837
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lion-wuelling, Jackal-murdering fellow, with a firm
QUEEN ELIZABETH, collected from Ori-
Sand, keen eye, sure aim, exhaustless enthusiasm, and ginal Manuscripts, Corporation Records, and
good humour in stufficient abundance to sweeten the bit- scarce Tracts, and illustrated by Historical
terness of the very Asphaltie Pool." -
Fraser's Magazine,
Notes by John Nichols, F. B. A., assisted by
Richard Gough and George Steevens, F.S.A.,
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FESTIVITIES, AND PAGEANTS OF new production of the popular author of The Chase,
the Turf, and the Road' In these volumes the famous
KING JAMES I., his Queen, Family, and Nimrod, from whose sporting dicta there is no appeal,
Court, comprising Forty Masques and Enter- carries the reader with him to enjoy every species of
tainments, "Six Pageants, numerous Original
sport which the wide world affords. We have seldom
seen Mr. Apperley more at home or to better purpose
Letters, annotated Lists of the Peers, Baronets,
than in these volumes, while partaking of the princely
and Knights during this Reign, etc. etc. etc. hospitality of the late Duke of Orleans or the Prince of
illustrated by Notes, Historical, Topographical Moskowa, or of a score of the sporting noblemen in
and Biographical, and General Indexes, by
all parts of the civilized world." -New Monthly.
John Nichols, F.8.A., assisted by several emi- OG BORNE'S HISTORY OF ESSEX, from the
nent Literary Antiquaries, 4 vols. 4to. plates,
Earliest Period to the Present Time, containing
cloth, (pub, at £10. 108) reduced to £4.48
the Parishes of Westham, Eastham, Little Il-
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or these two indispensable works in an English Leyton, Walthamstow, Havering, Romford,
Historical Library, only 250 copies were printed, and Hornchurch, Waltham, Epping, Chingford,
but very few now remain for sale. As there is no pro-
bability of their ever being reprinted, there is little
Nazing, Chigwell, Loughton, Theydon Bois,
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beth, less complete than the present, had become so
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rare historical and poetical tracts, the originals of OSSIAN'S POEMS, translated by Macpherson,
which, if they could be bought, would be worth more
with Dissertations, concerning the Era and
than a thousand pounds.
No library, into which the English Chronicles, State
Poems of Ossian; and Dr. Blair's Critical
Papers, the Harleian Miscellany, and Lord Somers' Dissertation, complete in one neatly printed
Collection of Tracts are admitted, should be without
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afford a living picture of the manners of England, its OUSELEY'S (SIR WILLIAM) TRAVELS IN
pursuits and its amusements for three-quarters of a VARIOUS COUNTRIES OF THE EAST, MORE PAR-
century, (1553 to 1625.) They also develope numerous
interesting and unknown anecdotes of most of our
TICULARLY PERSIA, IN 1810, 1811, AND 1812,
Noble Families, and in many cases the circumstances illustrating many subjects of Antiquarian Re-
of their rise and first elevation to the Peerage.
search, History, Geography, Philology, and
NICOLAS'S LIFE OF WILLIAM DAVISON,
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Secretary of State and Privy Counsellor to rare and valuable Oriental Manuscripts, and 80
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them justice by a synopsis; and they assuredly must
the question as to Elizabeth's privity and consent to the
rank high among the most important books of reference
denth of her sister, Mary Queen of Scots. It is a
of which we are possessed. They and Burckhardt's de-
truly valuable accession to the historical library,"
serve a place on the same shelf sa place to which no
Gent's Mag.
other Eastern travels have hitherto attained. Clar
sical Journal
NIEBUHR'S HISTORY OF ROME, epitomized, PARDOE'S (MISS) RIVER AND THE DE-
with Chronological Tables and an Appendix,
SART, or Recollections of the Rhone and the
by Travers Twiss, B.C.L. 2 vols. 8vo. extra
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former productions." - Atlas.
unacquainted with his labours can scarcely form an
CITY OF THE MAGYAR, or Hungary
adequate idea." Quarterly Revies.
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and her Institutions in 1839-40, 3 vols. 8vo.
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telligent render. Literary Garette,
mation, in the present rolumes; Miss Pardoe has been
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an industrious and inquisitive traveller, and has success
presents the researches of Niebuhr to English students
fully studied the institutions of the country, and the
In an accessible form. Mr. Twiss has judiciously ex-
customs and character of the people with whom she
punged those passages in which Niebuhr exhibited so
dwelt. The book partakes of the nature both of a his
strange a mixture of scepticism and credulity. In the
tory an of a book of travel: one portion of it pleases
appendix there are some original investigations which us by its graphic details, and its amusing anecdotes,
display great learning and acuteness; we were particu- another interests us by its researches into the political
larly pleased with that on the office of the Dictator,
and statistical state of Hungary. Much will be new,
which appears to us the most satisfactory account that not only to those who have never resided in that singu-
has yet been given of that anomaly in the Roman con. Tarly Interesting part of Europe, but even to many
stitution. Atheneum.
persons who have visited it. It is, indeed, a book of
NIMROD ABROAD, (being Observations made sterling merit.-Gent's Mag.
during Six Years Residence in France, Belgium, PARRY'S CAMBRIAN PLUTARCH, compris-
Germany, Italy, Russia, United States, India, ing Memoirs of some of the most eminent
&c., by C. J. Apperley (Nimrod), 2 vols. post Welshmen, from the earliest Times to the pro-
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tory of Aneurin, Taliesin, Llywarch Hen, years in the East, made himself thoroughly acquainted
Asser Menevensis, Giraldus Cambrensis, David with the original authorities of Mahommedan History,
and then compiled the above elaborate work, which
ab Gwilym, Humphrey Llwyd, Dr. John
may be said to be the only one faithfully representing
David Rys, Bp. Morgan, and other early Eng- Oriental records and traditions.
lish Poets and Historians, 8vo. cloth lettered, PRIOR'S LIFE OF BURKE, with unpublished
(pub, at 10s 6d) reduced to 5s
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PAXTON'S LETTERS FROM PALESTINE, much improved edition, 8vo. portrait and auto-
12mo. extra cloth, (pub. at 6s) reduced to 3s 6d graphs, gilt cloth, (pub.at 14s) reduced to 98 1839
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This is a very interesting and comprehensive account lars respecting Burke, not given by his other blogra-
of Palestine and the Holy Land by an author who has phers; it exhibits just sentiment and good feeling, and
always been well received
by the public.
displays strong evidence that much careful inquiry has
PERCEVAL'S (G.) HISTORY OF ITALY, been employed in its production. The work is a
from the Fall of the Western Empire to the
sensible and a valuable one; and the diction of it is per-
Commencement of the Wars of the French
spicuous and spirited."-Blackwood& Edinburgh
Magazine,
Revolution, 2 vols. 8vo. extra cloth boards, (pub. "Excellent feeling, in perspicuous and foreible lan-
at £1. 105) reduced to 10s 60
1825 guage."-Quarterly Revier.
PERCY'S RÉLIQUES OF ANCIENT ENG- LIFE OF OLIVER GOLDSMITH, from
LISH POETRY, consisting of Old Heroic a variety of Original Sources, 2 vols. 8vo.
Ballads, Songs, and other Pieces of our Ear- handsomely printed, gilt cloth, (pub. at £1. 10s)
lier Poets, together with some few of later
reduced to 12
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volume, medium 8vo. New and elegant edition, many striking anecdotes which Mr. Prior has gathered
in the course of his anxious researches among Gold.
on fine paper, with beautifully engraved title and
smith's surviving acquaintances, and the immediate
frontispiece by Stephanoff, red turkey cloth, descendants of his personal friends in London, and
richly gilt, (pub. at 155) reduced to 8s 68 relations in Ireland, above all, in the rich mass of the
1844
poet's own familiar letters, which he has been enabled
"But above all, I then first became acquainted
to bring together for the first time, No poet's letters
in the world, not even those of Cowper, appear to us
with Bp. Percy's Reliques of Ancient Poetry. The
first time, too, I could scrape a few shillings together, I
more interesting."- Quarterly Review.
STEAM
QUIN'S
VOYAGES
bought unto myself a copy of these beloved volumes;
ON THE
nor do I believe I ever read a book half so frequently, MOSELLE, THE ELBE, AND LAKES OF
or with halt the enthusiasm."-Sir Walter Scott.
ITALY, with Notices of Thuringen and Saxon
" Perey's Reliques are the most agreeable selection,
perhaps, which exists in any language." Ellis.
Switzerland, &c. with Visits to the principal
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try of a nation that has ever appeared in any age or extra cloth, (pub, at £1. 1s) reduced to 9: 1843
country. Every page evinces the fine taste, the genius
It was Mr. Quin's good fortune to open to his fellow
and learning of the editor."-Evans' Old Ballads.
countrymen, and indeed, to foreign tourists in general,
PINKERTON'S ENQUIRY INTO THE the grand and peculiar attractions of the Danube.
EARLY HISTORY OF SCOTLAND, to
His "Steam Voyage" down that river has already been
which is added, his Dissertation on the Origin
diffused (most deservedly) all over the contineut, not
only in the English, but also in the French and German
and Progress of the Scythians and Goths, languages.
new edition, 2 stout vols. 8vo. extra cloth, (pub. RABELAIS' WORKS, translated from the French
at £1. 16s) reduced to 12
1814
by Sir Thomas Urquhart, Motteux and Ozell;
POPULAR ERRORS, Explained and Illustrated,
with explanatory Notes by Duchat, and others,
by John Times, (Author of Laconics, and 4 vols. fcap. 8vo. richly full gilt, with singular
Editor of the “Illustrated London News,")
devices; extra cloth, (pub, at £1.) reduced to 16s
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Rabelals, although a classic in every European lan-
This will be found a very entertaining and in guage, and adraitted into every library, is too indecent
structive miscellany, comprehending most of the for the present age, and should not be put in the way of
curious information contained in Browne's Vulgar females.
Errors, besides a considerable accession from other * Rabelais is one of the world's master minds, he
belongs to those who have perpetual dominion, and
PORTER'S PROGRESS OF THE NATION, rule us from their urns. His invention is inexhaustible,
in its various Social and Economical Relations,
his opulence of diction wonderful, and his learning ever
ready to illustrate and enforce whatever his genius may
from the beginning of the Nineteenth Century
devise; while for wit and humour he has but one equal
to the present Time, 3 vols. post 8vo. extra in literature."- Atheneum.
cloth, (pub, at £1. 4s) reduced to 13s 6d
"The English version of Rabelais by Urquhart,
Motteux, and Ozell, may be considered as one of the
Charles Knight, 1838-44
most perfect specimens of the art of translation."
CONTEXTS.
Tytler
Vol. 1.- Population. Production.
"But the most celebrated and certainly the most
Vol. II.-Interchange. Revenue and Expenditure.
brilliant performance in the path of fiction that belongs
Vol. III.-Consumption. Accumulation. Moral
to this age, is that of Rabelais. Pew books are less
Progress. Colonies and Foreign Dependencies.
likely to obtain the praise of a rigorous eritie: but few
A book or the very highest character.
have more the stamp of originality, or show a more re-
dundant fertility, slways of language, and sometimes
PRICE'S (MAJOR DAVID) MAHOMMEDAN or imagination. His reading is large, but always rens
HISTORY, from the Death of the Arabian dered subservient to ridicule; he is never serious in a
single page, and seems to have had little other alm, in
Legislator to the Accession of the Emperor
his first two volumes, than to pour out the exuberance
Akbar, and the Establishment of the Mogul of his animal galety."
--Hallam's Literature of
Empire in Hindostan, compiled from origi- Europe,
nal Persian Authorities, 4 vols. 4to. tcith a
" Beyond a doubt Rabelais was among the deepest,
as well as boldest thinkers of his age. His buffoonery
large coloured map of Asia, gilt cloth, (pub. at was not merely Brutus's rough stick, which contained
£7. 17s 6d) reduced to £1. 16.
1821 A lod of gold; it was necessary as an amulet againt
The author, Major Price, spent nearly twenty-four the monks and legates. Never was there a more plau
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to 4
ble, and seldom, I am persuaded, a less appropriate RITSON'S VARIOUS WORKS, as published by
line, than the thousand times quoted
Pickering, THE SET, viz. -Robin Hood, 2 vols.
" Rabelais laughing in his easy chair,"
of Mr. Pope. The caricature of his filth and manyism
-Annals of the Caledonians, 2 vols.--Ancient
show how fully he both knew and felt the danger in Songs and Ballads, 2 vols.Memoirs of the
which he stood. I could write a treatise in praise of Celts, 1 vol.-Life of King Arthur, 1 vol.-
the moral elevation of Rabelais' works, which would
make the church stare and the conventicle groan, and
Ancient Popular Poetry, 1 vol.--Fairy Tales
yet would be truth, and nothing but the truth. I class
1 vol.-Letters and Memoirs of Ritson, 2 vols.:
Rabelais with the great creative minds of the world, together 12 vols, post 8vo. extra red turkey cloth,
Shakespeare, Dante, Cervantes, ko."-Coleridge.
full gilt backs, uniform, (pub. at £6. 5s 6d)
RAFFLES' HISTORY OF JAVA, AND LIFE, reduced to £3. 88
1827-33
with an Account of Bencoolen, and Details of
Or separately as follows:
the Commerce and Resources of the Indian ROBIN HOOD, a Collection of Ancient Poets, Songs,
and Ballads, relative to that celebrated Outlaw; with
Archipelago, edited by LADY RAVILE. Toge.
Historical Anecdotes of his Life, 2 vols. 188
ther 4 vols. 8vo. AND A SPLENDID QUARTO ATLAS, ANNALS OF THE CALEDONIANS, PICTS, AND
containing upwards of 100 plates by Daniel, SCOTS, 2 vols. 10x
many TINELY COLOURED ; extra Turkey cloth, MEMOIRS OF THE CELTS OR GAULS, 108
ANCIENT SONGS AND BALLADS, 2 vols, 188
(pub, at £4. 145) reduced to £2, 85 1830-35
PIECES OF ANCIENT POPULAR POETRY, post
MEMOIR OF THE LIFE AND PUBLIC
Byo. 78
SERVICES OF SIR THOMAS STAMFORD FAIRY TALES, now first collected ; to which are
prefixed Two Dissertations-1. on Pigmies; 2. on Fairies;
RAFFLES, particularly in the Government of
88
Java, 1811-16, and of Bencoolen and its De-
LIFE AND LETTERS OF JOSEPH RITSON, Esq.
pendencies, 1817-24; with Details of the edited from Originals in the possession of his Nephew,
Commerce and Resources of the Eastern Ar-
by Sir Harris Nicolas, 2 vols. 168
"No library can be called complete in Old Englis"
chipelago, and Selections from his Correspon. Tore, which has not the whole of the productions of this
dence, by LADY RAYTLES, 4to. portraits, maps, laborious and successful antiquary."
- Atheneum.
and plates, extra cloth boards (pub, at £2. 128 6d) "Joseph Ritson was an antiquary of the first order."
reduced to £1.55
1830
Quarterly Reviere.
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RAIKES'S CITY OF THE CZAR, BEING by the Author's Nephew, J. Frank, Esq. Bro. cloth,
1811
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A VISIT TO ST. PETERSBURGH in 1828
OFFICE OF CONSTABLE, compiled from the best
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1838 talning some Account of the Origin and Antiquity of the
Office, Svo. cloth, scaro, Ss 6d
1791
RAUMER'S (VON) ENGLAND IN 1841, 2 ROBERTSON'S HISTORICAL WORKS, con-
vols. post 8vo. extra cloth bds. (pub. at £1. 1s) trining History of Scotland, History of the
reduced to 75
1842 Reign of the Emperor Charles V., History of
One of the most interesting and instructive works of
America, and Historical Disquisition concern-
our time; a work which cannot fail to do good service ing Ancient India : with an Account of the
-assured that it will be in the hands of all."
Life and Writings of the Author by Dugald
Atheneum.
Stewart, one large vol. impl. 8vo. portrait,
-ITALY AND THE ITALIANS, 2 vols. post cloth lettered, £1. ls
1840
£
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REDDING'S HISTORY AND DESCRIPTION
"This Journal is not merely the best, but perhaps the
OF MODERN WINES. Second Edition, only guide through these remote regions."Lat. Gax.
with considerable Additions, and a new Pre- ROBINSON CRUSOE, including his further
face developing the System of the Port Wine Adventures, with Life of Defoe, &c. spreards of
Trade, 8vo, embellished with numerous beautiful 60 fine word-cuts, from designs by Harvey, fcap.
engravings en wood, extra cloth boards, (pub, at 8vo, new and improved edition, toith additional
168) reduced to 9
1836 ents, cloth gilt, 68
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RERESBY'S (SIR JOHN) TRAVELS AND
The only small edition which is quite complete.
* Perhaps there exists no work, either of instruction
MEMOIRS; the former, (now first published) or entertainment, in the English language, which has
exhibiting a View of the Governments and been more generally read, or more deservedly admired,
Society in the principal States of Europe,
than the Life and Adventures or Robinson Crusoe.
during the time of Cromwell's Usurpation; ROBY'S POPULAR TRADITIONS OF LAN-
Sir Walter Scott
with Anecdotes and Secret History of the
CASHIRE, both Series, 3 vols. post 8vo. 3rd
Courts of Charles II. and James II, 3rd
edition, impl. 8vo. extra cloth bds. (pub. at
edition, with 18 spirited wod-cuts, after the designs
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**The Memoirs of Sir John Rereshy belong to that
rare and valuable class of works which appear to have
Sir Walter Scott speaks highly of this work, which he
been written not so much with a view towards fame or
calls "very elegant," and frequently quotes in his
emolument, as for the private ends and satisfaction of
Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft," and "Tales
the writers themselves. Retrospective Revier.
of the Crusaders.
ROLLIN'S ANCIENT HISTORY, a new and
RICH'S BABYLON AND PERSEPOLIS, vix
complete edition, with engraved frontispieces and
Narrative of a Journey to the Site of Babylon
7 maps, 2 vols. bound in one stout handsome vol.
Two Memoirs on the Ruins; Remarks on the
roy. 8vo. extra cloth bds. (pub, at £1. 4) re-
Topography of Ancient Babylon by Major duced to 12
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tions, 8vo, maps and plates, extra cloth bds. (pub.
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ROSCOE'S LIFE AND PONTIFICATE OF RUSSELL'S HISTORY OF MODERN
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THAT COUNTRY, executed under the
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Settlements on the East Coast of Africa, the
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Aboriginal African Tribes, extending from
which at the period of their publication, and to the Mozambique to the Borders of Egypt, &c.
latest period, procured, and will procure, for the author, together with Vocabularies of their respecting
a deservedly high reputation. The style is pure and
Languages, royal 4to, illustrated by 37 fine plates,
elegant; the facts are interesting and instructive; and
the moral, or application, is of an incomparable ten-
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deney. These facts are new to the greater part of Eng-
reduced to 15$
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lish readers: fresh fountain heads of pleasing intelli-
Dr. Dibdin, after speaking in the highest terms of
gence are explored; and a stream of knowledge flows
Bruce's Travels, says, "If I am asked by the economi-
forth, at once bright, pure, and nourishing. I hardly eal collector to give up Bruce or Mr. Salt, I shall un-
know works which evince throughout a more delicate hesitatingly say, forego the former, and secure the
taste, exercised upon a more felicitious subject. Roscoe latter."
is the regenerator, among Englishmen, of a love of SALTER'S COMPLETE ANGLER'S GUIDE,
Italian literature." - Dibdin.
"I cannot but congratulate the public upon this
and Treatise on Trolling, ninth edition, 12mo.
great and important addition to Classical History, portrait, and upwards of 100 beautiful woodcuts,
which I regard as a Phenomenon in Literature in
every point of view.
" The rise and progress of every polite art in Italy, SCOTT'S (CAPT. C. R.) EXCURSIONS IN THE
at the revival of learning, are investigated and described
MOUNTAINS OF RONDA AND GRA-
with acuteness, depth, and preciston, with the spirit of NADA; with Characteristic Sketches of the
the poet, and the solidity of the historian. I have Inhabitants of the South of Spain, 2 vols. 8vo.
not terms sufficient to express my admiration of Mr.
Roscoe's genius and erudition, or my gratitude for the
extra cloth bds. (pub, at £1, 85) reduced to 91
amusement and information I have received. I recom-
1838
mend his labours to our country as works of un- "Captain Scott is as pleasant a guide and companion
questionable genius and uncommon merit. They add over the vinous hills and through the romantic forests
the name of Roscoe to the very first rank of English of Spain as can be imagined; for his eye catches at
Classical Historians."
a glance what is most worthy of observation, and his
Matthias, Pursuits of Literature. wit and his enjoying heart put us into the right way to
"Roscoe is, I think, by far the best of our Historians, distil as much satisfaction from it as possible. He has
both for beauty of style and for deep reflections; and introduced into his travels some stories and legends,
his translations of poetry are equal to the originals." which vary the nature of the work, and increases its
Walpole, Earl of Orford. interest. Upon the whole, Captain Scott's Excursions
form one of the most entertaining books we have
ILLUSTRATIONS, HISTORICAL AND
read for many years, while there is much in it that
CRITICAL, of the Life of Lorenzo de Medici, gives valuable information upon the present state of
with an appendix of Original Documents, 8vo. Spain, and the conditions of its political affairs."
Court Journal
portrait of Lorento and plates, bds. (pub. at 14s)
Captain Scott is a lively and entertaining sketcher,
reduced to 75
and there is a great variety of pleasant and instructive
- the same, 4to. (printed to match the original matter also in his narrative. Roman, Moorish, and
edition) portrait and plates, bds. (pub. at
other antiquities attract a fair share of his notice.
Lit. Gax.
£1. lls 6d) reduced to los
- TRAVELS IN EGYPT AND CANDIA;
... This volume is supplementary to all editions of
with Details of the Military Power and Re-
the work.
"An elegant written work."-Dibdin.
sources of those Countries, and Observations on
ROSCOE'S LIFE AND PONTIFICATE OF
the Government, Policy, and Commercial
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System of Mohammed Ali, 2 vols. 8vo. wita
a Dissertation on the Character of Lucretia
seven illustrations, extra cloth bds. (pub, at £1.81,
reduced to 98
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printed, portrait and frontispiece, extra cloth bds. ** One of the most sterling publications of the season.
(pub, at 5s) reduced to 2s 6d
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affords a new desire respecting the events of this most
Roscoe's ILLUSTRATED EDITIONS uniformly printed,
interesting country. The habits and customs of the
See Fielding-Smollett ---Swift.
people are sketched with considerable spirit and talent,
and there is much novelty in the gallant author's
ROSS'S (SIR JOHN) MEMOIRS AND COR- detalls."--Naval and Military Gazette
RESPONDENCE OF ADMIRAL LORD
** We do not recollect to have read a better book of
DE SAUMAREZ, 2 vols. 8vo. portraits, gilt
travels than this since Slade's able publication on Tur-
key. The field of African and Egyptian investigation
cloth, (pub, at £1. 8s) reduced to 7 1838
has been variously trodden, but Captain Scott, trusting
- The eareer of the illustrious Saumarez was a long to shrewd observation and sound understanding, has
and eventful one. He fought with Rodney, Bridport, struck out new lights and improved upon the informa-
Nelson, and Howe, and was in more general engage- tion of others. United Service Journal.
ments with the enemy than any other English officer
Capt. Scott's personal narrative is agreeable and
on record, especially through the American rear of amusing : Indeed, some of his sketches are elever,
independence, and throughout the continental rar; piquant, and characteristic; and we must further do him
and performed many splendid achievements."
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tary power and resources of the countries subject to the "A singularly interesting book, which contains more
sway of Mshommed All, as well as his observations on information and entertainment than we have received
the government, polley, and commercial system of the for some years from any antiquarian publication that
present ruler of Egypt, evince great extent of informa- has fallen under our notice." -Gent. Mag.
tion." Edinburgh Revier,
SHELLEY'S ESSAYS, Letters, Translations, and
SCOTT'S POETICAL WORKS, containing Lay of
Fragments, edited by Mrs. Shelley, 2 vols, cr.
the Last Minstrel, Marmion, Lady of the Lake,
8vo. handsomely printed, elegantly bound in
Don Roderic, Rokeby, Ballads, Lyrics and
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18mo. portrait and frontispiece, extra cloth boards, SPEECHES, with a Sketch of his Life,
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edited by a Constitutional Friend, new and
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and illustrated by Robert Chambers, 3 vols. ** Whatever Sheridan has done, has been, par ex-
post 8vo, extra cloth, (pub, at £1. 75) reduced cellence, always the best of its kind. He has written
to 13. 60
Ed. 1829 the best comedy (School for Scandal), the best drama,
A valuable collection, printed uniformly with the
(the Duenna), the best farce, (the Critic), and the best
works of Ritson.
address (Monologue on Garrick), and, to crown all, de-
SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS AND POEMS,
livered the very best oration (the famous Begum Speech)
ever conceived or heard in this country." Byron.
VALPY'S CABINET PICTORIAL EDITION, with No speeches have ever contained a greater degree of
Life, Glossarial Notes, and Historical Digests of the true fire of eloquence, or produced more effect
each Play, &c. 15 vols, foolscap 8vo. with 171
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distinguished British Artists, also fac-similes of all quence, argument, and wit united, of which there was
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reduced to £2.5$
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modern times, and possessed every thing that genius or
* This is at once the most delightful and elegant
art could furnish, to agitate and controul the human
mind."
form in which Shakespeare has ever appeared."
Morning Pout. SHIRLEY'S DRAMATIC WORKS, with Notes
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lines from the best and most celebrated pictures, which
Historical Sketch on the Manners and Customs
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work. With great sincerity we recommend this as one
Events of our own Time are fully detailed, to-
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that we have ever seen." John Bull.
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Pageants or Dramatic Mysteries anciently boards, (pub. at $1.4s) reduced to 10s 6d
performed at Coventry, by the Trading Com-
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panies of that City; with a Dissertation illus- SIMON'S "TEN TRIBES OF ISRAEL,"
trative of the Vehicle, Characters, and Dresses historically identified with the Aborigines of
of the Actors, compiled, in a great degree, the Western Hemisphere; including a co-
from sources hitherto unexplored ; to which pious Analysis of Lord Kingsborough's Anti-
are added the Pageant of the Shearmen, the quities of Mexico, 8vo. with a large folding
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tertainments of a Public Nature : an Essay (pub, at 10s 6d) reduced to 5s Seeley, 1836
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Iden of its contents-Notice of the Antiquities of Mex-
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book, of which wery few were printed, proof im-
and Attributes of the Creator Religious Observance
Festivals - Mexican Calendar Language-Traditions
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POETS; to which are added, Attempts in
longevity, as he was enabled to carry on his literary
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characteristics, topography, public works and founda-
Novels, just as they are."--Campbell.
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touch upon or discuss." Atlas.
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truth of his narrative, that reading his work is like ac
companying him on his route, and the reader grows at
SOUTHEY'S HISTORY OF BRAZIL, 3 vols. last to take a personal interest in all his adventures."
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of Travel' will be found a clever, desultory, and amus
Vols. 2 and 3, may be had separately.
sing fire-side or travelling companion." --Literary Ga.
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commensurate with the bearing and extent of his work,
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SWINBURNE'S COURTS OF EUROPE AT THORESBY'S (RALPH) DIARY AND COR-
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2 vols. 8vo, portrait, extra cloth bds. (pab. at forty-five years, from 1677 to 1724, now first
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Walpole ; and be possesses several things Walpole History of Hallamshire, Doncaster, Yorkshire
wanted-ense, nature, unaffected liveliness, and, above
Glossary, &c. 4 vols. 8vo. portraits, cloth, (pub.
all, a heart."--Spectator.
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to meet with. They form the most perfect picture of of the most distinguished of our early English Anti-
the state of the continent towards the conclusion of the quaries, a great Collector of Books, Manuscripts, and
last century that we possess and no single work ever Coins, and much esteemed by all the most eminent
before exhibited such a gallery of illustrious charac- scholars of the day. Among his correspondents re-
ters."Nere Monthly Mag.
corded in these volumes are
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French and English Ana, (Menagiana, Huetiana,
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Progress, and Present Condition, with Bio- TOUR IN NORMANDY, Illustrative of the Man-
graphical Notices of the Eminent Men educated ners, Customs, and Traditions, History, An-
there, 8vo. illustrated by numerous tonod engrav- tiquities, and Present State of the People.
ings of its Buildings and Academic Costumes, the Edited from the Journal of a recent Traveller,
latter coloured, extra cloth, (pub.at £1.) reduced by F. Shoberl, Esq. 2 vols. post 8vo. illustrated
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facts, which he must have been years in acquiring, and
The author enters into an elaborate examination of
his work must become a standard of reference to futare every thing of importance relating to Normandy, mak-
generations. It gives the best history yet published ing the sterling information conveyed by his pages the
of this celebrated University : It embraces all the topics more entertaining, by dilating on what is most pictu-
of interest consected with its and will be read with deep resque in its antiquities, its legends, and its scenery:
interest as the first work giving to British people an In short, comprehending within his scope all that the
adequate description of that national establishment for reader can require to know of the country and its in-
developing the intellectual power of the Irish people."
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Sun, July 7, 1845. TROLLOPE'S (MRS.) SUMMER IN BRIT-
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tiful portrait after Sın P. LELY, by DEAN, 2 vols.
of perusal at home, and as likely to be of great use to
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readers. It abounds in attractive incident and original SUMMER IN WESTERN FRANCE,
remark, and exhibits all the solid qualities of a grave including the Provinces from the Lorns to the
political discourse, pervaded throughout with large and
practical generalisations, conducive in no ordinary de-
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Cognac and Claret - rendered memorable also as the
Literary Gazette spot where flourished that terror of the curious, Blue
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SEARCHES INTO THE ECCLESIAS. host of historical characters of equal interest - the
TICAL AND POLITICAL STATE OF
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ANCIENT BRITAIN UNDER
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complete in 2 vols. 8vo. extra cloth boards (pub. State, and of the Constitutional, Political,
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bound, olive morocco, the top edges gilt, 158 1791 COMPILED FROM THE DISPATCHES, and other
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unknown to the publie, scarcely a dozen copies of the handsomely printed, with pretty woodcuts, elegantly
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four whleli appear to have occurred for sale by public
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"No person of any time ever formed a more noble
The few copies now offered were recently discovered
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in an old warehouse, where they had remained for
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nearly finty years, and been forgotten.
was there an eminent person of whose actions, and
even thoughts, more copious records have existence.
WATERSTON'S CYCLOPÆDIA OF COM-
The numerous accounts of his military exploits, par-
ticularly of his glorious campaigns in the Peninsula,
MERCE, Merenntile Law, Finance, Com- as recorded by Napier, and his own extraordinary
mercial Geography and Navigation, new edition,
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including the New Tarty (complete to the
the editorship of Col. Gurwood, furnish materials as
perfect as they are authentie; and of these and other
prevent time); the FRENCH TARITY as far as it
documents Mr. Sonne has most ably availed himself:
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Principles, Practice, and History of Commerce,
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by J. R. M'CULLOCH, one very thick closely
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printed vol. 8vo. (900 pages) with four maps, DISPATCHES OF THE DUKE OF,
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This capital work will be found a most valuable
and France, from 1799 to 1818, compiled
manual to every commercial man, and a useful book
from Official and Authentic Documents, by
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of the World, including their Physical Character, triumphs of the warrior."
Productions, Trade, Seaports, Monies, Measures, FI-
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and Obligations in general.
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** We have seldom met with a book of travels which
book of reference in all commercial matters."
has afforded us more pleasure than the City of the
Athenaeum. Caliphs.' Full of adventure, of glowing description,
* A work of the very highest value and importance and of perilous Incident, it excites for itself a species of
to the commercial community. All kinds of informa- Interest nearly allied to romance--it has in fact all the
tion that can by any possibility interest those engaged charm of romance attached to the worth of reality."
in mercantile transactions are here collected. The
Literary Gazete.
most minate attention is displayed, and the utmost "A publication of singular interest and entertain
research is manifest in every department of the work. ment. In these days of dull and flat common-place, it
Facts are carefully collected and carefully condensed; is quite refreshing to come upon a narrative of strange
all the useful statisties on any branch of commerce are travel and wild adventure like this, which recals to mind
used; and, in short, no pains are apared to make each the exploits of the old voyagers of Spain and England,
treatise on each subject the most complete that has when half of the world was undiscovered, and the
ever appeared. Chronicle.
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satisfactory information : while on all general questions, tive relate to that remarkable elty. Here he commen
the views of the writer appear liberal and enlightened. ces slave merchant, and embarks for Gambrun, visiting.
As a specimen of the manner in which the work is
in his way thither, some of the singular islands in the
executed, we might refer to the different articles on Persian Gall, and particularly those where the pearl
Banks, Colonies, Commerce, Exchange. Inanrance, fisheries are established, of which he gives an interest
Interest, Navigation Laws, Stock, Shipping, &c. on ing description. In dee course he reaches Bagdad, the
all of which the reader will and correct and compres celebrated City of the Caliphs,' remains there a con-
hensive views with coplons details, useful in them
siderable time, and affords many details of it that are
selves, and corroborating the general sentiments of the not to be found in the narrative of any other traveller.
writer."-Edinburgh Lining Courant
Among the most interesting of his adventures are those
WATSON'S PHILIP II and III. with Dunlop's
which take place among the Arabs of the Desert, par
tiealarly the Bedouins, with whom he passes a cousie
Philip the 4th, and Charles the 2nd, forming the
derable period. Another point of great interest in these
best History of Spain. 4 vols. 8vo. eleth, uniformly sketches is the celebrated city of Damascus, of which
lettered, (pub. at £2. 2) reduced to $1. 8 we have many graphic and characterestie descriptions:
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ceremonies, of which there are also engraved illustra.
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vividly what was seen, heard, and felt, by an active
generally acceptable to the public than those before us.
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teresting parts of Europe. He has visited France, Italy,
on which he treats, particularly those connected with
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Levant, Switzerland, England, and Scotland. His eu
always inspires respect." -Literary Chronicle.
riosity and love of enterprise are unbounded. The
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Gurney Married, by Hook
£1. 11s 6d) reduced to 10s 60 Blackwood, 1845
Pelham, by Bulwer, 2 vols, in 1
**This novel is well translated, and has attracted
The Disowned by Ditto, 2 vols. in 1
general attention in this country." Edinb. Revier.
** The author has succeeded in faithfully illustrate
Devereux, by Ditto
ing the manners of the age of Ivan the Great; he has
Frank Mildmay, by Marryat
also shewn that he possesses brilliancy of fancy, fervour
Richelieu, hy James
of thought, and elevation of sentiment, as well as
knowledge of the movements of the heart, revealed only
Brambletye House, by Hor. Smith, 2 vols. in 1 to the few who have been initiated into nature's mys.
Zillah, by Ditto
teries."
Blackwood's Magazine.
O'Donnel, by Lady Morgan
***THE HTIO IS AS GOOD AS ONE OF SCOTT'S
ROMANCES." The Examiner.
Florence Macarthy, by Ditto
Granby, by Lister
HOOD'S COMIC ALBUM, IN PROSE AND Vanse,
The Chelsea Pensioners, by Gleig.
illustrated by numerous plates, 12mo. bound in
gilt cloth, (pub. at 12s) reduced to 5x 1844
COOMBE ABBEY, AN HISTORICAL TALE OF THE "This Comic Album is rich in the poetry of Hood.
REIGN OF JAMES THE FIRST, BY SELINA BUN- Who that has read a single page of Miss Kilmansegs
BURY, thick royal 8vo. highly illustrated by beau- and her Precious Les,' or of the Tale of a Trumpet,
tiful engravings on wood; uniform with Ainsworth's
but must long for an opportunity of reading them right
through, and returning again and again to favourite
Tower, Windsor Castle, &c.; extra cloth bds.
passages ?"
back elegantly gilt (pub. at 14s) reduced to HOOK'S (THEODORE) ADVENTURES OF
7s 60
1843
AN ACTOR, comprising a picture of the
A tale of Guy Fawkes and the conspirators. One of French Stage and the French People, during a
the most elegant and interesting of this class of illus-
trated Romances.
period of Fifty Years, from the Journal of M.
Fleury. Second edition, 2 vols. post 8vo. extra
CRUIKSHANK WAT HOME;" a New Family cloth, (pub, at £1.4s) reduced to 6s 64 1842
Album of Endless Entertainment, consisting of "An excellent book, replete with wit, humour, life,
a Series of Tales and Sketches by the most and character, with inimitable anecdotes, combining to
popular authors, with numerous clever and hu- form a history of very remarkable persons who lived in
inorous illustrations on wood by Cruikshank and
an age is remarkable. These volumes are full of highly
entertaining matter of anecdotes of the greatest variet
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*at
HOWITT'S (WILLIAM) LIFE AND JOE MILLER'S JEST BOOK, being a Collection
ADVENTURES OF JACK OF THE of the most excellent Bon Mots, Brilliant
MILL; & Fireside Story, by WILLIAM Jests, and Striking Anecdotes in the English
Howrrt, second edition, 2 vols. fcap. 8vo. Language, complete in one thick and closely
with 46 illustrations on wood, extra cloth, (pub, at but elegantly printed volume, fcap. 12mo. fron-
155) reduced to 7 6d
1845
tispiece, extra cloth bds. (pub, at 4s) reduced to 35
A more entertaining or better written tale for youth
1840
has never been penned since Robinson Crusoe young JERROLD'S (DOUGLAS) CAKES AND ALE,
or old will without question find pleasure in its perusal,
and be sure not to lay it down until they have gone
a Collection of Humorous Tales and Sketches,
entirely through it.
2 vols, post 8vo. with plates by George Cruk-
"Two pleasantly written and beautifully got-up
volumes, intended for the javenile portion of the com-
shank, cloth gilt, (pub. at 158) reduced to 8s 1842
munity, and adapted to their capacity. Mr. Howitt
possesses the happy knack of accommodating himself
to the youthful mind : and there can be no question
that his . Jack of the Mill will become a favourite."
Lesson of Life: a House- Guy Fawkes
Observer
hold Romance
Perditus Mutton; who
** Jack of the Mill' we shall not be surprised to
The "Genteel" Pigeons. bought a “Caul."
find carried the circuit of the kingdom, and whirled by
The Wine Cellar.
Shnkspeare in China.
the acclamation of a million youthful voices to the
The Preacher Parrot; or My Husband's Winnings.
topmost heights of populowity." --Britannia
the Trials of Truth. The Lord of Peirsee.
Mr.
"A tale of powerful and thrilling interest, told in
Peppercorn
Christopher Snub; " born
that peculiar style, so remarkable for its combined
Home."
to be hanged."
grace and nervousness, for which Mr. Howitt has
Kind Cousin Tom:or Men The Metaphysician and
hitherto been so eminently distinguished. Jack of the
and Motives.
the Maid.
Mill, is a most wonderful character; he accomplishes The Mayor of Hole-cum- An Old House in the City.
feats of Ingenuity and achieves prodigies of valour
Corner; a Legend. The Birth Day of Puck.
that are quite beyond the reach of ordinary mortals.
The Manager's Pig.
Baron Von Boots: a Tale.
No difficulties are too great for him to encounter. It
The Romance of a Key- The Rocking Horse.
is just such a book as one would like to take up of a
hole.
The Tapestry Weaver.
cold winter's evening, while the rain is falling and the
Patty Larkspur's Watch. The Slege.
wind whistling without."-Sunday Times.
Shakspeare at Bankside. The Tulip Show.
"Jack's adventures are told by Mr. Howitt with
Lives of Brown, Jones, Epitaph of Sir Hugh
and Robinson.
Evans.
a spirit as unflagging as if he were again a boy, and
are sufficient to command many a dozen of open-
mouthed listeners. There is good faith in his manner LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF JACK SHEP-
of narrative, even where the incidents are the most
improbable, which, as has been elsewhere said, re-
PARD, thick 12mo, with plates, extra red cloth,
minds the reader strongly of Defoe,Athenaeum.
full gilt (pub. at 5s) reduced to 35
1845
-- WANDERINGS OF A JOURNEYMAN LEVER'S CHARLES) CONFESSIONS OF
TAILOR, through Europe and the East, HARRY LORREQUER, by the author of
during the Years 1824 to 1840, by P. D. Charles O'Malley,' 8vo. with 22 engravings on
HOLTHAUS, translated from the last German Edi- steel by Phis, gilt cloth, (pub. at 128) reduced
tion, by WILLIAM Howitt, fcap. 8vo. with
to 9s
1845
portrait of the Tailor, extra cloth, (pub. at 6) the same, hf.bd. morocco extra, 12
reduced to 3s 60
1844 the same, whole bound, morocco extra, 15$
"He has scrambled amongst the Klephtes, played -CHARLES O'MALLEY, THE IRISH
with the Neapolitan sharpers, brought home a pil-
grim's certificate from the Holy Sepulchre, worn out
DRAGOON, 2 vols. 8vo. with 44 engravings on
his appointed days in quarantine and his weary weeks
steel by Phi, gilt cloth (pub. at £1. 48) reduced
in hospitals, and, in short, is a tailor in ten thousand, to 18
1841
to whom the world should bld welcome. Athenaeum, the same, 2 vols. hf. bd, morocco extra, £1. 4s
* Except The Bible in Spain,' we have not had
so interesting a wander book'' for years."
the same, 2 vols. whole bound, morocco extra,
Christian Reformer,
£1.8
" He has traversed Germany, Poland, Hongary, and JACK HINTON, the Guardsman, by the author
Wallachia several times; gazed with professional de- of “Charles O'Malley," 8vo. engravings by
light on the varied costumes in Constantinople and
Alexandria; ascended the Nile; climbed the Pyra- Phir, cloth gilt (pub. at 143) reduced to 10s 1843
mida; dodged the Bedouins; kneeled as a pilgrim ARTHUR O'LEARY : his Wanderings and
in the Holy City: stood in adoration on Mount Zion;
ent a walking stick on Mount Tabor: washed in the
Ponderings in many Lands, edited by Harry
Lake of Gennesareth; slept by the side of the Dead Lorrequer; CRUIKSRANK'S NEW ILLUSTRATED
Sea; braved the rubbers of "blest Arcady" narrowly EDITION, complete in I vol. 8vo. extra red cloth,
escaped being married at Malta by damsels who are
worse than Sam Weller's widows and being stoned
(uniforms with Charles O'Malley, Harry Lorre-
for his impertinent curiosity in attempting to enter
quer, and the Author's other works,) (pub. at 12s)
Solomon's morque at Jerusalem. His descriptions of reduced to 9
1845
all these various places are clear and vivid; the ex.
pression of his feelings simple and natural.-Critie.
* The intense spirit and frolle of the author's sketches,
* Worth a host of the imposing theories of your
have made him one of the most successful writers of
fashionable tourist. Fidelity, simplicity, shrewdness,
the day." "Some sketches of Ms. O'Leary, a few years
are the capital merits of this book. Inquirer.
since, in Harry Lorroquer's ** Confessions, make him
- GERMAN EXPERIENCES, Ad- not entirely new portrait; but he is here at full
length, and in Mr. Lever's best style." -Literary
dressed to the English, both Goers Abroad
and Stayers at Home, one vol. fcap. 8vo. extra
* The author is pre-eminent for his mirth-moring
cloth, (pub. at 6s) reduced to 3s6d 1844
powers, for his acute sense of the ridiculous, for the
A lively and entertaining volame which will be breadth of his humour, and for his power of dramatia
found very useful to the traveller in Germany,
writing, which renders his boldest conceptions with the
** We rejoice to see the works of the Howitts, happiest facility. It is seldom, indeed, that we have met,
whatever they be, repablished among as. Their names in any volume with such frequent occasions for a
have a pleasant sound, their writings are sure to be hearty and prolonged laugh, and in which the raciness of
animated by a kindly, humane spirit; and no one can the fus more often amounts to wit
kave them without feeling that he has been in der In Arthur O'Leary Mr. Lever's style is decidedly in
ughtful company, "-North American Review
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« We hardly know how to convey an adequate notion of CLARKSON STANFIELD, R.A. one handsome
of the exuberant whim and drollery by which this volume
is characterized. It is a perpetual feast of gaiety. Ad-
volume, royal 8vo. elegantly bound in cloth with
venture succeeds to adventure, scene to scene, character
emblematical gilding on the back and sides,reduced
to character, and in all so much variety, so much
1840
genuine humour, that every taste must find something
wherewith to be pleased. Arthur O'Leary's Wander
... or this very popular and remarkably beautiful
ings in many lands, carry us from Paris to Brussels,
book ten thousand copies have already been sold at the
from Brussels to the Brunnens of Germany, among
full price.
Dutch smugglers into the mountains of Spa, along the "The History of Poor Jack' is so nalve and yet so
banks of the Rhine; and every where fresh adventures, interesting, that we have no hesitation in saying it is
rich anecdotes, marvellous escapes, and unexpected
one of the very best of the author's very popular pro
wonders present themselves."-Jolen Bull.
ductions. It is, indeed a touching picture, noble in its
* Mr. Lever has written himself up to great eminence,
simplicity, and comes home to the heart. The illus-
and is now one of the highest of our authors. This work trations, from the pencil of Stanfield, for original con-
is better than any of the preceding. It has many tales
ception, beauty, truth, and expression, appear to us to
of great interest, and they are very well told."-
be quite equal to the high reputation of the artist, the
Dispatch.
first marine painter in the world."Iterary Gazette.
** Poor Jack' is just completed; and a most amusing
LOVER'S LEGENDS AND STORIES OF
fellow he is, and a most amusing set of companions he
IRELAND, both Series, 2 vols. fcap. 8vo. brings with him. The book while it is Interesting is
Fourth Edition, embellished with woodcuts by hearty, and of a healthy stamp; the characters are
sketched off easily and boldly. Capt. Marryat has been
Harvey, bound in cloth, with emblematical devices
very fortunate in his Illustrator, dr. Stanfield, whose
in gold on the covers, (pub. at 158) reduced to numerous designs (and very numerous they are) are
7s 6d
1837 executed with great power and truth."-Times.
" Samuel Lover, the well-known author of RORY
" In the simple and graphic style in which this tale
O'More, is the genuine author of Irish fun and Irish
is written, Capt. Marryat has no competitor it is the
truth and freedom of Smollett." United Service
eccentricity; he reports with exquisite fidelity the odd
Journal.
notions which his imaginative countrymen form of
men and things, notions by which sober Englishmen aro MARRYAT'S (CAPT.) TRAVELS
at once amused and puzzled. The ready retort, the AND ROMANTIC ADVENTURES OF
mixture of cunning with apparent simplicity, and the
complete thoughtlessness combined with shrewdness
MONSIEUR VIOLET, among the Snake
so frequently found in Ireland, have never been better
Indians and Wild Tribes of the Great Western
pourtrayed than in these volumes. We recommend Prairies, 3 vols. post 8vo. ertra cloth, full gilt
them to all who love merriment, as well as to those who
back, (pub, at £1. 11s 6d) reduced to 98
wish to study national characteristics."-Atheneum.
"With the cleverest etchings, here is a genuine Irish
Longmans, 1843
story-book of the most amusing character. Mr. Lover 4. Extremely entertaining; full of most extraordinary
shews how to tell a tale in the ra-al Irish manner; adventures, where we enn plainly enough see the hand
we see the people, we hear them-they are dramatized and touch of this very clever and very popular author."
as they exist in nature, and all their peculiarities are
Athendum,
touched with a master-hand."--Literary Gazette.
DIARIES AND OLLA PODRIDA, page 67.
HANDY ANDY, a Tale of Irish Life, medium
8vo. (third edition) with 24 characteristic Illus- MARTINEAU'S (MISS), DEERBROOK, a
trations on steel, elegantly bound in cloth (pub. at
Novel, 3 vols. crown 8vo. half bound calf, (pub.
at £1. lls 6d) reduced to 9
1839
13s) reduced to 7s 6d
1845
-TREASURE TROVE, OR £. S. D., & Ro- MILLER'S GODFREY MALVERN, or The Life
mantic Irish Tale of the last Century, medium
of an Author. (By the Author of " Gideon
8vo. second edition, with 26 characteristic illus-
Giles," "Royston Gower," "Day in the
trations on steel, elegantly bound in cloth, (pub,
Woods,” &c. &c.) 2 vols. in 1, 8vo. with 24
at 14s) reduced to 98
1846
clever illustrations by Phit, extra cloth, (pub, at
MAN-O'WAR'S-MAN, by Bill Truck, Senior
13s) reduced to 6s 6d
1843
Boatswain of the Royal College of Greenwich, "A most interesting work. It affords us sincero
complete in a thick closely printed volume, fcap.
pleasure to bespeak the public regards to this new mani-
festation of Mr. Miller's literary powers. His account
8vo. gilt cloth (pub, at 6) reduced to 45
of a poor author struggling in London is evidently
Blackwood, 1843 drawn from the life ; and it is impossible for us to
read it without recognizing many facts and characters.
"These sea-papers are among the best we ever read.
Few living writers enn present us with more truth and
They give an animated picture of life on board a man.
talent than these pages indicate. Some of Miller's
of-war."-Lit. Gaz.
sweet poetry is also interspersed throughout the
* This work we have no doubt will become a stan- volume. Literary Gazette.
dard novel. Bill Truck does not write like . Cecil;' his
"This work has a tone and an individuality which
periods are more redolent of tar and grog than of Eau de
distinguish it from all others, and cannot be read
Sousseline or Tokay ; but he is a positive sea-Pelham,
without pleasure. Mr. Miller has the forms and colours
if compared with some of his progeny. His adventures
of rustie life more completely under his controul than
are capital, and capitally told, and well deserve to be
any of his predecessors.--Atheneum.
issued in their present compendious form."-Atheneum.
MANY-COLOURED LIFE, or Tales of Woe and
GIDEON GILES THE ROPER, a Tale of
Touches of Mirth, by the Author of The Lol-
English Country Lifu, with thirty-six etched
lards," &c. 8vo. plates, extra cloth (pub. at 8s)
illustrations, 8vo, handsomely bound in gilt cloth,
reduced to 3
1843
(pub. at 13.) reduced to 5s 64
"This is by many degrees Mr. Miller' beat novel.
"A very entertaining and interesting miscellany of
light literature."--Literary Garette.
If he knew his own strength, he would never again
venture upon any other round--but loitering along
"A miscellany of fugitive articles, chiefly tales, comie the common side and the meadow.path, and sitting
and sentimental, prose and verse; an excellent parlour under the yew-tree which shades the village publie,
window book for a country-house."--- Atheneum,
or the shrouding tent which covers so much gipay law.
MARRYAT'S (CAPT.) POOR JACK, Illustrated
esness and merriment, gather humours of men,'
such as he understands, and can describe again with all
by forty-six large and exquisitely beautiful
the fidelity of intimacy. The story of the village
engravings on wood, after the masterly designs beauty, Ellen Giles, who is an object of lawless pursuit
1841

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to all and sundry,' is well contrived. The hero of volume, royal 8vo. illustrated by upwards of 230
the book, Gideon Giles, is an honest, plain, hard-work-
ing Englishman : but our hero is Ben Brust, a Jolly
humorous and extremely clever wood engravings, by
fellow, with the heart of a man, and the appetite of
distinguished Artists, extra cloth, richly gilt, (pub.
three who hates work, and the saving of money."
at £1.5s) reduced to 12s
1840
Athenaeum,
This book is extremely clover both in the letter-press
"The author paints with a degree of enthusiasm, and plates, and has had an immense run in France,
eloquence, and elegance of style, which have rarely
greater even than the Pickwick Papers in this
been excelled. Every subject that he touches he paints
country.
with the pencil of a master."-Spectator,
PHANTASMAGORIA OF FUN, edited and il-
MODERN NOVELISTS OF FRANCE, translated
lustrated by Alfred Crowquill, 2 vols. post 8vo.
by Aird, viz --I. Paul Huet, the Young Mid-
many illustrations by Leech, Cruikshank, &c. extra
shipman, by EUGENE Sur, (Author of the
cloth, (pub. at 188) reduced to 7s 6d 1843
Mysteries of Paris)-II. Kernok, the Corsair,
by Evcene Sus-III. Physiology of the Gene-
rul Lover, by Soul.-IV. The Poacher, by Mr. Macaw.
Najran and Shireen
JULES JANIN-V. Jenny, by Paul De Kock-
Case of Furious Driving Mr. Hyena Smyrke
Mr. Nibble
The Washerwoman
VI. Husbands, by Paul De Kock; complete The Blue Knight
Autobiography of a Duck
in one closely printed volume, post 8vo. cloth,
Mr. Trickett Donks
Opinions of the * "Fimes
full gilt, (pub. at 5) reduced to 3s 6d 1845
Achates Digby
The Old Ledger
MORGAN'S (LADY AND SIR CHAS) BOOK
An Impudent Monkey The Grey Mare
The Golden Pippin
Beptimus Jeffs
WITHOUT A NAME, 2 vols, post 8vo. with The Soul Agent
The Mountebank
portrait, extra cloth bds. (pub, at £1. 18) re- The Beau of Byblos
The Girl at No. 7
duced to 7
1840
China
The Barber of the Olden
Epistle from Miss Selina Time
CONTEXT-In Cordon Bleu, Milton's House. St.
Spriggins
The Tragical History of
Alban's Abbey, Memoirs of the Macaw of a Lady of
Mr. Foxe Varnish
Pyramus and Thisbe
Quality. The Public. A First Lesson in Rending.
The Jolly Miller
The Bread-and-Cheese
The Absurdities of Men of Merit. An Easay on Coals.
The King of Clubs
Club
Curiosity. Rural Pleasures. A Defence of Punning.
Mr. Crocodile
The Two Friends
The Pleasures of Hearing. The English Malady, Li-
The True Story of the The Saw and the Axe
berality. Luxuries and Necessaries. Memoirs of Dr.
Merchant's Ward
Every Man his own Cook
Botherum. The Hong Merchant's Widow. Pimlico.
Brighton Fair
The Rat's Lamentation
The Hotel de Carnavalet Irish Historians. A Walk
Mastid Lubberkin
Dick and Tom
In the Snow. Malahide Castle. Puck of the Pale.
Twelve o'Clock. Not at Momo. A Good Name. Pre-
Jannetjie Ter Beek
Equality! The Pot Boy's
Pugnaeity, Mr. Ker Snap Oration
sent state of Parties. The Music of Oratory. Riches.
Dialogue between Two To Nancy
Letter from a Younger Brother. Good sort of People.
China Jars
The Lovers
Life in London. The Undisputed One, Physic for the The Dupe
The Philosopy of Smok-
Mind.
Mr. Chimpanzee, the dis- ing, Drinking, Money,
"Most pleasing volumes."-Athenarum,
appointed Traveller Marriage, Idieness, &c.
NEW ARABIAN NIGHTS' ENTERTAIN.
“There is a large quantum of drollery and humour
MENTS, selected from the original Oriental
both in Crowquill's pen and pencil, of a kind peculiarly
MS. by Von Hammer, and now first translated
his own. He is as full of puns as a porcupine is of
qullls, and he darts them more truly than was ever
into English by the Rev. G. Lamb, 3 vols. bolleved of the powers of that animal. Literary
12mo. extra cloth, (pub. at 12s) reduced to 7s6d Gazette.
1844 PORCELAIN TOWER, or Nine Stories of China,
This work contains a rare series of Tales, which von in Prose and Verse, with highly humorous illus-
Ilammer considers superior to any yet published, and
which Galland, the translator of the original Arabian
trations by Leech, post 8vo. extra cloth, gilt with
Night Entertainments had never seen. They appear Chinese Devices, (pub at 10s6d) reduced to 3s 64
for the first time in English in the above vols.
1841
OPIE'S (MRS) TALES, viz., ADELINE MOWBRAY,
"Pull of arch drollery, and illustrated in a kindred
The Welcome Home, The Quaker and the
spirit by Leech. A more humorous or entertaining
volume has not appeared this season."
oung Man of the World, new and elegant ** We cordially recommend this very piquant and
edition, foap. 8vo, with 2 steel engravings, extra
pleasant book to all laughter-lovers,Court Journal.
cloth, (pub. at 6) reduced to 45
1844
** Capital Tales, excellently illustrated."-Atheneum.
"There is a charm associated with the very name POOLE'S COMIC SKETCH BOOK, or Sketches
of Mrs. Ople; the cause of sound English literature and Recollections by the Author of Paul Pry,
will be much advanced by her writings, and they will
2nd edition, 2 vols, post 8vo, fine portrait, red
be appreciated wherever the English language is
spoken' Morning Chronicle
turkey cloth, full gilt, with new Comic Ornaments,
* This is a republication of the best of Mrs. Ople's (pub. at 188) reduced to 78 6d
1843
works. She possesses the double merit of enforcing a
most useful truth, and exemplifying it in a tale
CONTENTS:
abounding in natural and touching scenes of the family
Little Pedlington
Sparrow-Shooting, a Dra-
life of English gentlemon. From one end of her works
Dick Ferret
to the other, we see nothing to object to. She excels
matic Foolery
Early Rising: I'll Pack The late Mr. Tardy
most of her contemporaries in sound judgment and
my Portmanteau My Aunt's Bequest
propriety in her characters and manners.
Belle Wehly Messenger.
Rained by Economy Defence of the Alphabet
Eminent Llars
Anecdotes of Gaming
OXBERRY'S ACTOR'S BUDGET OF WIT
My Aunt's Poodle
Dick Dolctol
AND MERRIMENT, consisting of facetious Squire Petlock-Squire The most Unfortunate of
Monologues, Prologues, Epilogues, Tales, Comio
Jecha - Pair of Women: or, Memoirs of
Sketches
Miss Niobe Sadgrove
Songs, rare and genuine Theatrical Anecdotes
Inconveniences of a Con- A Cockney's Rural Sports
and Jests, 12mo. cloth gilt, (pub.at 78) reduced venient Distance
Recollections of French
to 3
Cheap
Celebrity
Actors, including the
PICTURES OF THE FRENCH, a Series of Li-
Simon Tetchy. & Character Emperor Paul
A Suicide's Last Carouse After Dinner Chat
terary and Graphic Delineations of French
My First Tragedy
Notes for a Memoir of the
Character, by Jules Janin, Balsae, Cormenin, Street Minstrelsie
Author.
and other celebrated French Authors, one large
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Month at Harrowgate. Second thousand, 3 of the Present Day, medium 8vo. port, and 12 steel
vols. crown 8vo. half bound calf, (pub. at plates, cloth gilt, (pub. at 12s) reduced to 6s 6d
£1. lls 6d) reduced to 9s
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1844
SHAKESPEARE NOVELS, in Three Series; viz:
"One or the best productions of the authoress. The
illustrations by Leech could hardly be equalled by
1. The Youth of Shakespeare, 3 vols.-2. The Cruikshank himself."--Cambridge Chronicle.
Secret Passion, 3 vols.--3. Shakespeare and his
"Mrs. Trollope is one of the most skiltal, as well as
Friends, 3 vols.--together 9 vols. post 8vo. extra
vigorous and original, writers of the day. We strongly
recommend her work to all who delight in vigorous
cloth, (only a few complete sets remaining) (pub. and stirring fiction, directed to the accomplishment of
at £4.14s 6d) reduced to £1. 16s 1838-44 a benevolent purpose."-Sunday Times.
** The titles of these works give a very inadequate
WARD'S ILLUSTRATIONS OF HUMAN
couception of their contents. They depict the golden LIFE, (by the Author of Tremaine, De Vere,
age of merry England, when Queen Elizabeth reigned
the proudest monarch of the earth, supported and sur-
&c.) second edition, 3 vols. post 8vo. extra cloth,
rounded by those bright constellations in the courtly (pub, at £1. lls 6d) reduced to 7s 6d 1843
hemisphere, Bacon, Cecil, and Raleigh : when the
A most delightful work, abounding like Tremaine,
cause of literature was accelerated in its glorious march in beautiful descriptions, and like. De Vere' in strong
by the undying efforts of Shakespeare and Jonson-who and lively pictures of human character in the differ
lived "not for an age but for all time."--Herald.
ent varieties of Life--Messenger.
"Full of amusement, keen and lively in their wit,
It is a real pleasure to find this gifted writer again
gentle yet rich in their humour, subtle in their traits of contributing the treasures of his mind to the general
character, spirited in their sketches of life and man-
stock of our literature. His writings are of higher pur.
ners, graphic in their descriptions, pregnant in their pose and value than to be read and forth with dismissed;
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and breathe a spirit of humility, piety, and charity, worthy of that pure
and divine religion, to the defence of which the author has concentrated
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INDEX.
Abbott's Teacher, SI
Abernethy's Works, 21
Ackworth's Vocabulary, 31
Adams on Carriages, 51
on St. Peter, 37
Esop's Fables, 31
Ages of Pemale Beauty, 1
Aikin's Calendar of Nature, 31
Ainsworth's Tower of London, 81
Windsor Castle, 81
Latin Dictionary, 25
Albert (Prince), Muslo by, 36
Alexander's Lecture, 37
Andrews' Heaths, 13
Angler's Souvenir, 1
Aphorisms and Reflections, 61
Arabian Nights, Pictorial edit. 1
Aristophanes. Nota Bekkeri, 25
Plutus, and the Proge, 25
Birds, by Cary, 25
Aristotle's Rhetoric, 25
Armes et Armures, 1
Art of Needlework, 61
Arthur O'Leary, by Lever, 83
Artis's Antediluvian Phytology, 13
Artist's Book of Fables, 1
Atlas, Wilkinson's General, 25
Classical, 25
Lizar's General, 61
Asmodeus, 81
Austria and the Austrians, 51
Authors of England, I
Bacon's (Lord) Works, 51
Essays, &c. 61
Bakewell's Philos. Conversations, 3!
Evidences, 37
Bank's Dorm. and Extinct Baronage, 51
Barbauld, Lecons, 31
Baretti's Italian Dictionary, 25
Barrow's Travels, 51
China, 51
Barton's Plora Medica, 13, 22
Barwell's Elder Brother, 82
Bateman's Orchidacea, 20
Bateman on Cutaneous Diseases, 21
Battles of the British Navy, 61
Bauer's Perns, 13
Baxter's Works, 37
Beaumont and Fletcher, 70
Boechey's Voyage (Botany of), 13
(Zoology of), 13
Bell's Great Operations, 21
Phenomena of Nature, 31
Ben Jonson's Works, 70
Bennett's North Wales, 52
Whaling Voyage, 52
Bentley's Works, 25
Bewick's Belect Pables, I
Bourrienne's Napoleon, 62
Chronological Tables (The Oxford), 95
Boys' Paris, &c. 2
Churton's Univ. Amanuensis, 55
Brand's
Popular Antiquities, 52 Cibber's Apology, 55
Brees's Glossary, 2, 24
Cicero's Life & Letters, by Melmoth, 26
Bremer's (Miss) Novels, by Howitt, 81
Offices, by Cockman, 96
Diary, and strife and Peace, 81
Epistolae ad Atticum, 26
Home, 81
Nota Var. in Oliveti, 26
Neighbours, 81
City Scenes, 31
President's Daughter, and Nina,81 Clarke's Travels, 55
H- Family, Tralinnan, &c. 81 Claude Liber Veritatis, 3
Rritannia after the Romans,
Cobbin's Book of Popery, 39
Britton's Lincoln Cathedral,
Coesvelt Picture Gallery, 3
Christ Church, 2
Coghlan's Comp. to the Scriptures, 30
Brockedon's Italy, 2
Colburn's Standard Novelists, 82
Passes of the Alps, 2
Coleman's Myth of the Hindus, 55
Excursions in the Alps, 5
Collection of Eng. Bonnets, 55
Brodie's Brit. Commonwealth,
Companion to the Almanae, 55
Brown's Jewish Antiquities, 37
Conder's Views of all Religions, 31
British Conchology, 13
Coney's Foreign Cathedrals, 3
British Butterflies, 13, 31
Conolly on Insanity, 21
Browne's (Sir Thos.) Works, 58
Conquest of Peru, 55
Buckingham's America, 53
Cook's View of Christianity, 39
Bulwer's Pilgrims of the Rhine, 2 Cooke's Shipping and Craft, 3
Disowned, 82
London and its Vicinity, 3
Devereux, 82
Thames Scenery, 3
Pelham, 82
Cookery, Jenning's Family, 56
Leila, or the Slege of Granada, 2 Ladies' Own Cookery Book, 56
Student, 82
Coombe Abbey, 82
Bunyan's Pilgrim, 37
Cooper's (Sir Astley) Life, 23
Borgesk's Greece, 53
Cooper on Hernia, 21
Burke's Works, 68
Surgical Essays, 21
Life, by Prior, 73
Cooper's American Navy, 56
Burke's Ency. of Heraldry, 53
Coplestoni Praelect. Acad. 26
Burmeister's Entomology, 13
Copley's Hist, of Slavery, 50
Burnet's Lives, 37
Cornwall Illustrated, 19
Burns' Complete Works, 54
Coronation of George IV. 3
(Dr.) Surgery, 91
Corpus Poetarum Lat. 26
Burroughs on Hosea, 87
Cortes, Life of, 56
Rare Jewel, 37
Costello's Early French Poetry, 56
Burrow's Conchology, 13
Cotman's Sepulchral Brasses, 3
Elgin Marbles, 2
Etchings, 3
Bussey's Napoleon, 8
Courtney's Com. on Shakespeare, 56
History of France, 9
Cowper's Works, by Southey, 50
Butler's Lives of the Saints, 37
Poems, by Stebbing, 56
Casar, Oberlini, 25
Poems by McDiarmid, 56
Caleb Stukely, 82
Crabbe's New Pantheon, 31
Calmet's Dictionary of the Bible, 88 Cramer and Wickh. Alps P. 90
Campbell on the Miracles, 38
Crawford's Slam and Cochin China, 56
Campbell's Life of Petrarch, 54
Ava, 57
Cardinal de Reta, 82
Crichton's Lives of Converts, 39
Carleton's Valentine M'Clutchy, 82 Croker's Songs of Ireland, 57
Traits and Stories, 82
Croly on Divine Providence, 80
Carter's Ancient Architecture, 9 Croly's George IV., 57
Sculpture and Painting, 2
Crowquill's Pictorial Grammar, 31
Gothie Architecture, 9
Cruden's Concordance, 39.
Cary's Dante, 64
by Hannay, 39
Pindar, 54
Cruikshank's Three Courses, 5
Early French Poets, 34
Omnibus, 15
Lives of English Poets, 34
** At Home," and odd vol. 89
Lexicon to Herodotus, 27
Plates to Fielding, &e. S
Lexicon to Sophocles, 99
Curtis's Flora Londinensis, 14
Testimonies of the Fathers, 88 Dallle on the Fathers, 89
Memorials of the Civil War, 54
Philippians and Colossians, 80
Castle on Polsons, 21
Dallaway's Architecture, 57
Catherwood's Views in Yucatan, &e. 21 Damer's Tour in Greece, 57
Catlin's North American Indians, 9 Dammil lexicon Hom. 20
Portfolio of Do. 2
Daniell's Oriental Scenery, s
Caulfield's Portraits, 2
Animated Nature, 3
Cecil's Works, 38
Daniel's Merrie England, 89
Celsus, ed. Milligan, 21
Davidson's Upper India, 57
Latin and English, 91
Davis's Sketches of China, 57
Chamberlaine's Royal Drawings, 3 Davison's Poetical Rhapsody, 57
Chambers Scottish Songs, 75
Dawes Miscellanea Critica, 90
James 1.54
Dawnings of Genius, 32
Chandler's Asia Minor, 84
De la Beche's Geological Mem, 14
Plain Reasons, 38
Denny'. Anoplura Hrit. 14
Channing's Works, 34
Pelaphidae Brit.
Charlesworth's Mag of Nat. Hist. 13 De Quincey's Polit. Boonomy, 57
Charnock on the Attributes, 38
De Wette on the scriptures, 59
Chateaubriand's Eng. Literature, 55 Diary of Charles II. 57
on Revolutions, 55
George IV. 58
Chatham Papers, 55
Dibdin's Bibllomania, 58
Chatterton's Works, 55
Bibliophobia, 88
Chivalry and Charity. 89
Bibliotheca Spenseriana, 38
Chorley's Musle in France, &e. 55
Cassano Catalogue, 58
Christian Souvenir, 3
Tour, Plates to, 3
Evidences, 38
Dick on Digestion, 91
Treasury, 38
Dickens's Pic-Nie Papers, 82
Literature, 3
Dilettanti specimens of sculpture, 3
Esop, 1
Large Wood-cuts, 1
Bible, by Caunter, 37
Biblia Hebraica, 25
Blekersteth's Companion to the Pont,37
Biddulph on the blst Psalm, 37
Bingham's Works, 37
Bingley's Usefal Knowledge, 31
Select Vocalist, 35
Binning's Works, 37
Mackley's Sermons, 37
Blair's Sermons, 37
Bland's Problems, 94
Blessington's Thoughts, 89
France, 62
Italy, 52
Boccaccio Decameron, 52
Bolingbroke's Works, 52
Bolton's British Song Birds, 13
Bonner, Life of, 145
Bennycastle's Newfoundland, 52
Book of Gems,
Raphael Cartoons, 1
Shakespeare Gems, 1
of the Court, 52
Table Talk, 02
Booth's Analytical Dictionary, 52
Hos Ellipses Greco, 25
Bostock Physiology, 21
Boston's Crook in the Lot, 38
Borwell's Johnson, 12

Index.
D'Israeli's Amenities of Literature, 58 Glimpses of the Wonderful, 32
Hopkins on Sin, &c., 38
Doddridge's Expositor, 39
Goethe's Faust, by Retzsch, 5
on Regeneration, 38
Works, 40
Goldsmith's Works, 60
Vanity of the World, 38
Dodwell's Greece, s
Citizen of the World, 61
Almost Christian, 39
Pelasgic Remains, 4
Golownin's Japan, 61
on the Commandments, &c., 39
Don's Gardener's Dictionary, 14 Goodwin's Domestic Architecture, 5
Miscellaneous Sermons, 39
Hortus Cantabrigiensis, 14
Child of Light, 41
Horatius, Doering, 27
Donne's (Dr.) Works, 50
Gordon's Greek Revolution, 60 Horace, translated by Haughton, 37
Donovan's Insects of India, 14
Gore's Rose Fancier's Manual, 15 Hoskins' Great Oasis, 69
Insects of China, 14
Graham's Power of Faith, 40
Housman's Collection of Sonnets, 55
Works en Natural History, 14 Granville's Spas of England, 99, 01 Howard on Colour, 6
Don Quixote, 3
Spas of Germany, 99, 61
Howe's Works, 43
Doyle's Cyclop. of Husbandry, 14 Graves' (Dean) Works, 41
- Living Temple, 43
Drake's Shakespeare and his Times, 58 on the Pentateuch, 41
Howitt's Jack of the Mi, 39, 83
Draper's Juvenile Naturalist, 31
on the Trinity, 41
Wanderings of a Tailor, 83
Drummond's Origines, 58
Grenves's Ess, for Sabbath Reading, 50 German
Experiences, 83
Drury's Foreign Entomology, 14 Greek Pros. by Spitzner & Goettling, 20 (Mary) Fable & Verse Book, 34
Duncan's Dukes of Normandy, 58
Gospels, by Hoole, 26
British Preserve, 39
Dunlop's Memoirs of Spain, 58
Greenhill on Ezekiel, 41
Hughson's London & Westminster,
Earl's Eastern Seas, 58
Gregory's Conspectus, Lat. et Eng., 09 Huish on Bees, 18
Eckel's Doctrina Num. Vet. 8
Letters, 41
Hume and Smollett, 03
Edgar's Variations of Popery, 40 Greville's Cryptogamic Flora, 15
Correspondence, 63
Edgeworth's Patronage, 82
Grindlay's Views in India, 5
Hunt's Tudor Architecture, 6
Harrington, &e. 89
Grotius on the Chr. Religion, 41
Parsonage Houses, 6
Ormond, 82
Guild's Moses Unveiled, 38
Gate Lodges, 6
Education, Works on, 59
Gullivers Travels, Pict. Edit., 5
Architettura Campestre, 6
Edwards's (Jonathan) Works, 49 Gwile's Anglo-Saxon Grammar, 20
(Leigh) Indicator, 03
Edwards on Free Will, by Taylor, 49 Hack's English Stories, 39
Hunter's Sacred Biography, 43
Egypt, Col. Vyse's Pyramids, 4
-Grecian Stories, 32
Syria, 63
Perring's Views, 4
Winter Evenings, 32
Hallamshire Glossary, 63
Egyptian Antiq. in Brit. Museum, 4 Hall's (Bishop) Works, 41
Huntingdon's (Lady) Memoirs, 48
Ellendt's Lexicon to Sophocles, 29 -Contemplations, 42
Hutchinson's Meteorology, 24
Ellis's Voice from the Vintage, 59
Hard Texts, 42
Hutton's Mathematics, 24
Ellis on Insanity, 21
Hall's (Robert) Works, 49
Life, 63
Encyclopedia of Manners, 81
Hall's Patchwork, 32, 61
Illustrated Fly Fisher, 6
English Boy at the Cape, 31
Napoleon in Council, 70
Commentary, 43
Causes Celebres, 59
Hall's Animal Kingdom, 15
Illustrations of the Royal Progress, 6
Country Life, 59
Hamilton's Vases, 5
Imitations of Celebrated Authors, 63
Entertaining Philosopher, 81
Hamilton's (Lady) Memoirs, 01 Inglis's Ireland, 63
Equestrian Manual for Ladies, 31 Hanmer's Life and Correspondence, 02 Norway, Sweden, &c., 03
Espy on Storms, 24
Hansard's Archery, 6
Switzerland, &c. 03
Euripides' Four Plays, 28
Harcourt on the Deluge, 49
Ireland's Paganism & Christianity, 48
Hippolitus and Alcestis, 26
Harris's Aurelian, by Westwood, 15 Irish Tourist, 03
Evelyn's Sylva and Terra, 15
Harry Mowbray, by Knox, 82
Italian School of Design,
Faber on Trinitarianism, 40
Havell's Birds of Paradise, 15
Jackson on Wood Engraving, 6
on Transubstantiation, 40
Hayden's Canzonets, 30
Jacobs on Precious Metals, 63
Fain's Napoleon Memoirs, 70
Head's Narrative, 62
James's Life of William III., 03
Falconer's Marine Dictionary, 24 Heath's Caricature Scrap Book, 8 Jameson's Diary of an Ennuyée, 63
Fanshawe's (Lady) Memoirs, 50
Belgium, 6
Jamieson's Mechanics, 24
Farington's Lakes, &e. 4
Hebrew Psalter, 26
Hermes Scythicus, 27
Fenn's Paston Letters, 59
Hederici Lexicon, Blomfield, 27 Jardine's Naturalist's Library, 16
Ferguson's Astronomy, 94
Heeren's Histl. Researches in Africa, 61 Jardine and Selby's Ornithology, 16
Fielding's Works, 80
Asia, 61
Jarves's Sandwich Islands, 63
Finney on Revivals, 40
History of Europe, 61
Jebb's Economy of the Church, 43
Fisher's Warwickshire, 4
Ancient Greece, 02
Jeffrey's (Judge) Memoirs, 63
Bedfordshire, 4
Historical Treatises, 62
Jenkyn and Manton's Expositions, 48
Juvenile Scrap Book, 31
Ancient History, 32, 62
Jenner's Life and Correspondence, 92
Flavel's Sermons, 40
Ancient Geography, 62
Jenyn's (Soame) Evidences, &c., 36
Flavel's Homer, Æschylus, & Hesiod, 4 Henry's Bible, by Bickersteth, 43 Jerrold's Cakes and Ale, 83
Acts of Mercy, 4
Herbert's Attila, 62
Joe Miller's Jest Book, 83,
Lord's Prayer, 4
Miscellaneous Works, 02
Johnson's English Dictionary,
Lectures on Sculpture, 4
Heretic, by Lajetchinikoff, 82
Highwaymen, 63
Fleming's British Animals, 15
Hermann's Manual of Antiquities, 27
Stranger in India,
Fortunes of Frank Fairfield, 32 Herodotus, 3 Books, by Edwards, 27 Johnsoniana, 64
Foster's Essays on Decision of Char. 69 Cary's Lexicon to, 27
Jones' (Owen) Views on the NI.,
on Popular Ignorance, 50
Hill's (Rowland) Memoirs, 42
Brecknockshire, 04
Foulis's Catalogue of Pictures, 59 History of Greece, L. U.K., 02
Joyce's Scientifie Dialogues, 32
France and the French Revolution, 69 of Switzerland, 02
Juvenal and Persius, by Gifford, 27
Frank Mildmay, by Marryatt, 82 Hobhouse's Albania, etc., 62
Keightley's History of England, 64
Franklin's Works, 69
Hogarth's Works,engraved by himself, 5 Kelly's Cambist, 64, 94
Fraser's Koordistan, 60
Musical Drama, 38
Kelty's Religion of the Heart, 43
Freytagii Lexicon Arabicum, 26 Hogg's Jacobite Relies, 02
Lives of Quakers, 43
Fry's History of the Church, 40
on the Carnation, 15
Kendall's Gothie Architecture, 6
on Job, 40
Holbein's Court of Henry VIII, 5 Kennion's Examples of Trees &
Fuller's (Andrew) Works, 40
Home's Comparative Anatomy, 22 Keppel's (Admiral) Life, 64
Fusell's Life and Lectures, 4
Hood's Comie Album, 82
Kerr's Melodies, 38
Gaelic Dictionary, 28
Hook's Gurney Married, 82
Kiloh's Ancient History, 32
Gallery of Portraits, 4
Sayings & Doings, Ist, 2d, & 34,82 Kirby's Wonderful Museum, 64
Garland of Scotia, 36
Adventures of an Actor, 89 Kirby's Entomologia Americana, 16
Gazetteer (New Edinburgh), 60 Hooker & Greville, Icones Filicum, 15 Kitto's Travels in Persia, 38
Gell and Gandy's Pompeiann, 4
and Bauer, Ferns, 13
Pictorial Palestine, 8
Gell's Topography of Rome, 60
Exotie Flora, 15
Knight's Pictorial London, 6, 64
Geologist, 15
Musel Exotie, 10
British Museum, 32, 6
Georgian Era, 00
Botanical Miscellany, 16
Journey Books of England, 64
Geramb's Palestine, 60
British Jungermannis, 10
Store of Knowledge, 64
Gibbon's Rome, 00
Journal of Botany, 10
Musical Classics, 30
GII Bias, illustrated by Gigoux, 5
Flora Boreall Americana, 16
Library for the Young, 32
Gillie's History of Greece, 60
Hope's Costume of the Ancients, 6
(Gally) Normans in Sicily, 04
Gilpin's Works on the Picturesque, 5 Architecture, 6
Baracenie & Norman Retasins, 6
Glees, a Selection of, 36
Morbid Anatomy, 22
Ecclesiast. Architecture of Italy,
Glelg's Warren Hastings, 60
Coleopterist's Manual, 16
Knowles's Discourses, 43
Chelsea Pensioners,
Hopkins's (Bishop) Works, 42
Kügler's History of Germany, 7

Index.
93
Kainoel, Com. In Nov. Test., 27 Malcolm's Central India, 67
LE. L. Traits and Trials, 32
Mallbran's Memoirs, 36
Laconica, 55
Maltby's (B.) Bermons, 44
Laird of Logan, 65
Charges, 44
Lamb's Works, 65
Illustrations, 45
Tales from Shakespeare, 83, 65 Man-of. War's Man, 84
Eestys of Elia, 65
Mangall's Questions, 33
Lamarck Conchology,
16
Mantell's Medals of Creation, 17
Lamartine, Souvenirs, 27
Wonders of Geology, 17
Lambarde's Kent, 65
Fossils of the Downs, 17
Lane's Modern Egyptians, 65
Manuscript Sermons, 45
Langon's (Baron) Evenings, 70
Many-coloured Life, 84
La Place's Mecanique Celeste, 24 Marchmont Papers, 67
Larcher's Notes on Herodotus, 37 Marlborough's (Duchess of) Mem. 67
Lardner's (Dr. N.) Works, 43
Private Correspondence, 67
Lardner on the Dir. & Int. Calculus, 24 Marryatt's Poor Jack, 7, 84
Latham's Birds, 17
Monsleur Violet, 84
Latrobe's Solace of Song, 65
Frank Mildmay, 89
Mexico, 65
Dlaries in America, 67
North America, 65
Olla Podrida, 67
Lauder's Royal Progresses,
Martin & Westall's Bible Platos, 33
Lawrence's (Sir Thos.) Life, 6
Martin's English Costume, 7
Lawrence on the Eye, 22
Geological Memoirs, 17
Lawson's History of the Church of Seot. Brit. Colonial Library, 68
land, 44
Eastern India, 68
Laycock's Portuguese Grammar, 27 Martineau's Deerbrool, 84
Portuguese Fables, 27
Massinger and Ford, 70
Leake's Travels in the Morea, 65 Manson's Balochistan, 68
Researches in Greece, 65 Mathews's (Chas) Memoirs, 68
Ledyard's Life and Adventures, 65 Matthew's Sermons, 45
Lee's Hebrew Grammar, 97
Maxwell's Life of Wellington, 7. 68
Heb. Chald. and Eng. Lexicon, 27 Mendham's Pius V., 45
Lee on the Study of the Scriptures, 44 Index of Books Prohibited, 45
Leibnitii Opera, Erdmann, 28
Lit. Polley of Rome, 45
Leighton's (Archbishop) Works, 44
Paleotti Historia, 45, 28
on St. Peter, 44
Index Librorum, 45, 28
Le Keux's Natural History, 32, 17 Meredith's Mems. of Bernadotte, 69
Lemprlere's Classical Dictionary, 27 Meyrick's Ancient Armour, 7
Supplement to all Editions of, 28 Mignet, Hist. de la Revolution, 28
Leslie's Method with Deista, 39
Miller's Godfrey Malvern, 84
Method with the Jews, 39
Gideon Giles, 84
Truth with Christianity, 39
Day in the Woods, 69
I/Espagne Artistique, 7
Companion to the Atlas, 28
Loss on the New Testament, 39 Millingen's Unedited Monuments, 7
Letters on the Fathers, 46
Curiosities of Med. Ex., 22
Lever's Harry Lorrequer, 83
History of Duelling, 69
Chas, O'Malley, 83
Milton's Works, 69
Jack Hinton, 83
Select Prose Works, 69
Arthur O'Leary, 83
Mishna, by De Sola, 45
Lewin's Birds of N. S. Wales, 17 Minstrelsy of the Woods, 13, 33
Lewis's (Monk) Life, &e. 66
Mitford's History of Greece, 69
Library of Anecdote, 66
(Miss) Tales and stories, 33
Lieber's Political Ethics, 68
Modern Novelists of France, 85
Life of Christ, 44, 33
Montagu's (Lady) Letters, 60
Life of Jack Sheppard, 66
Moore's Epicurean, 69
Lindley's British Fruits, 17
(Dr. John) Works, 69
Lady's Botany, 20
Camb. Prine Essays, 45
Lister's Life of Clarendon, 66
More's (Hannah) Works, 45
Granby, 82
Life, 45
Little Lays for Little Learners, 36
Spirit of Prayer, 45
Livius Dralienborchil, 28
Stories for the Middle Ranks, 45
Livy, in English, 28
Poetical Works, 45
Tazar's Anatomical Plates, 29
Moral Sketches, 45
Looke's Philosophical Works, 66
on St. Paul, 45
Lockhart's Conquest of Mexies, 66
Christian Morals, 45
Lodgo's Illusts. of British History, 66 Practical Plety. 45
Londina Illustrata, Wilkinson, 7
Sacred Dramas, 45
London (New) Med. Pocket Book, 22 Search after Happiness, 45
Surgical Pocket Book, 22
Bible Rhymes, 45
Chemical Pocket Book, 22
(Sir Thos.) Utopia, 70
Longfellow's Poetical Works, 66
with life, by Mackintosh, 70
Longworth's Circulans, 66
Morgan's Book without a Name, 85
London's (Mrs.) Ent. Naturalist, 17,33 O'Donnell, 89
London and Westwood's Insects, 17 Florence Mc Carthy, 82
Lover's Legends of Treland, 83
Morrison's Sermons, 46
· Handy Andy, 83
Moses Antique Vases, T
Treasure Trove, or, ..., 83 Mosheim's Ecclesiastical History, 46
Lamisden's Rome, 6
Moxon's Dramatio Series, 70
Luther on the Psalms, 45
Moyen-Age Monumentale, 7
Lyson's Magna Britannia, 7
Pittoresque
Environs of London, 7
Mudie's Mental Philosoply, 70
Gloucestershire, 7
British Birds, 17, 33
Mao Geoghan's Ireland, 66
Mühlenfel's Poet. Anthologie, 28
Macgillivray's Rap Birds, 37
Muller's Lit. of Ane, Greece, 28
Mol. and Cleri Animals, 17 Mundy's Sketches in India,
Mackay's Thames, 67
Murchison's Silurian System, 18
Mackenzie's China, 60
Murphy's Arabian Antiquities,
Maenish's Talen, 67
Batalha 8
Me Cormac's Phil. of HuNature, 67 Murray's Truth of Revelation, 46
Madrigalian Feast, 26
Pletorial Thames, 9
Magee's (Archb.) Works, 44
Museum Criticien, 28
on the Atonement, 39
Music by Prince Albert, 36
Main's Florist Directory, 17
Musical Bijou, 38
Musical Cabinet, 35
Musical Forget me Not, 35
Musical Gem, 36
Musical Library, 35
Musical Talisman, 36
Napier's Montrose and Covenanters, 70
Napoleon in Council, by Basil Hall, 70
Memoirs, by Baron Fain, 70
Rapp's Memoirs, 70
Langon's Cambaceres, 70
Caulincourt's Recollections, 70
Napoleon Gallery, 12
Nares's Memoirs of Id. Burghley, 70
Natural Philosophy, by L. U. K., 24
Neo-Druidie Heresy, 70
New Arabian Nights, 85
Neuman and Bar. Span. Diet., 28
Nichols's Progresses of Elizabeth, 78
Progresses of James I., 71
Nicholson's Architecture, 8
Nicolas's Orders of Knighthood, 8
Siege of Carlarerock, 8
Life of William Davison, 71
Niebuhrs History of Rome, 28, 7
Nimrod Abroad, 71
Nolan's Warburtonian Lectures, 46
Nollekens and his Times, 8
Northcote's Life of Titian, 8
Nugent's French Dictionary, 28, 33
Nuttall's Classical Dictionary, 28
Ogborne's Essex, 71
Old Sports of England, 32
O'Neil's Dict. of Spanish Painters, 8
Ople's Tales, 85
Oram's Art of Colouring, 8
Ornemens des Anciens Maitres, 8
Ossian's Poems, 71
Ouseley's Travels in the East, 71
Oxberry's Budget of Wit, 85
Parkes's Chemical Essays, 23
Rudiments of Chemistry, 23
Parkhurst's Hebrew Lexicon, 29
Parkinson's Organic Remains, 15
Introduction to do. 18
Paley's Works, in 1 vol. 46
Evidences of Christianity, 39
Horse Paulina, 39
Pardoe's River and the Desart, 71
City of the Maygar, 71
Parry's Cambrian Plutarch, 71
Paxton's Letters from Palestine, 72
Perceval's Hist. of Italy, 72
Perey's Reliques, 72
Tales of the English Kings, 33
Phaedri Fabula, Lat, and Eng. Bailey,
29
Phantasmagoria of Fun, 85
Phillips on Painting, 8
on Effect and Colour, 8
Comp. to the Orchard, 18
Pictorial Dictionary of the Bible, 50
French Dictionary, 9,
Gallery of Raco-Horses, 9
Hist of Napoleon, 8
France, 9
Germany, 9
Palestine, 8
Picture Hist. of England, 32
Pictures of the French, 85
Pleturesque Tour of the Thames, 9
Pindari Opera, Bookius, 29
Gr. et Lat. Heynil, 29
Pinelli's Etchings,
and Cooke's Rome, 9
Pinkerton' Early Hist. of Scotland, 79
Pinnock's Modern Geog. and Hist. 33
Ancient Geog: and Hist, 33
Sacred Geog, and Hist. 33
English Grammar, 33
Platonis Opera, Bekker, 29
Ploos V. Amstel's Imit. of Drawings, 9
Plutarque Francals, 9. 29
Poet. Vet. Fragmenta, ed. Glles, 29
Pool's Annotations on the Bible, 46
Poole's Comle Sketch Book, 85
Popular Errors, by Timbs, 72
Porcelain Tower, 85
Porson's Works, 29
Porter's Progress of the Nation, 72
Porteus's Works, 46
Lectures, 46
Sermons, 46
Poulson' Holderness, 9

94
Index.
Pratt's Flowers and their Assoc. 32 Shirley's Dramatic Works, 75
Thackeray's Researchos, 77
Field, Garden, etc. 32
Shoberl's Tour in Normandy, 77 Thiers' Hist, de la Revolutie 1, 30
Price's Mahommedan History, 72 Sibthorpe's Flora Greca, 19
Thoresby's Diary and Correspond. TT
Price on the Picturesque, 9
Florze Græcæ Prodomus, 19 Thucydides, Gr. et Lat., Elmsley, 30
Prior's Life of Burke, 72
Sidney's Life of Sir R. Hill, 47
Timpson's Female Missionaries, 49
Life of Goldsmith, 72
Simeon's Works, 47
Mother with her Family, 31, 49
Prout's Monmouthshire, 9
Simon's Ten Tribes of Israel, 75 Tod's Rajasthan, 11
Sketches in Flanders, etc. 10 Simond's Switzerland, 75
Tomline's(Bp.)Introd, to the Bible, 49
Pugin's Glossary of Ecclesiastical Or- Sinclair's Modern Flirtation, 86
Tour in Normandy, ed. by Shoberl, 71
nament, 9
Sinclair's Code of Health, 23, 75 Trollope's Brittany, 77
Ornamental Timber Gables, 9 Sketches of Popular Tumults, 76
Italy, 77
Examples of Gothic Arch. 9 Slade's Travels and Records, 76
Western France, 77
Pugin's Gothic Ornaments, 9
Smith's (Albert) Wassail Bowl, 86
Michael Armstrong, 86
Pursh's Flora America, 18
(Hor.) Brambletye House, 82
Jessie Phillips, 86
Quin's Steam Voyages, etc., 72
Zillah, 82
Greek Grammar, 30
Rabelais' Works, 72
(C. J.) Hist. & Lit. Curiosities, 10 Tucker's (Denn) Light of Nature, 78
Radcliffe's Noble Science, 10
(Jas.) Comie Miscellanies, 86
Life of Jefferson, 78
Raffles' History of Jaya, 73
Discovery of America, 76
Turner's Cuba and the Slave Trade,78
Memoirs, 73
Smith and Horner's Anat. Atlas, 93
(Dawson) Treves, 78
Raikes's City of the Czar, 73
Smollett's Works, 76
Tyrrell on the Eye, 23
Ramshorn's Latin Synonymes, 29 Smyth's Exposition, 47
Tytler's Elements of Gen. History, 79
Raspail's Organic Chemistry, 23 Snowe's Legends of the Rhine, 76
Hymns and Sketches, 34
Raumer's (Von) England, 73
Sophocles, in English Prose, 29 Ure's Phil. of Manufactures, 24,78
Italy and the Italians, 73
Ellendt's Lexicon, by Carey, 29 Usher's Body of Divinity, 49
Redding's Modern Wines, 73
South's Sermons, 39, 48
Valpy's Fundamental Words, 30
Redoute, les Roses, 18
Southey's History of Brazil, 76
Vicenza's (Duke of) Recollections, 70
Reresby's Travels, 73
Lives of Uneducated Poets, 76 Vieyra's Portuguese Dictionary, 30
Reynolds' (Sir Josh.) Graph. Works, 10 Southgate's Turkey and Persia, 76 Visconte, Museo Clementino, &c., 11
Literary Works, 10
Sowerby's Manual of Conchology, 19 Waddington's Hist. of the Church, 50
Rich's Babylon and Persepolis, 73
Conchological Illustrations, 19
Reformation, 50
Richardson's Zoology of N. America, 18 Spain and Portugal, History of, 32 Wade's British History, 78
Geology for Beginners, 18, 33 Spencer's Germany, 76
Wakefield's Juvenile Travellers, 34
Ridgeley's Body of Divinity, 46
Spenser's Poetical Works, 76
Family Tour, 34
Rigaud, Vues de Palais, 10
Sportsman's Repository, 12
Introd. to Botany, 20, 34
Ritson's Works, 73
Sportsman in France, 76
Walker's Pron. Dictionary, 78
Ritter's History of Philosophy, 29
in Ireland, 76
Analysis of Beauty, 12
Roberts's Conchologist's Comp., 18 Spry's British Coleoptera, 19
Defensive Exercises, 34
Sea-side Companion, 18
Modern India, 76
Wallich, Planta Asiatica Rariores, 20
Pinnock Improved, 34
Stack's Lectures on the Acts, 47 Walpole's Memoirs of George II., 78
Robertson's Works, 73
St. Alban's (Duchess of) Memoirs of, 76 Ward's Hindoos, 78
Robinson Crusoe, 34, 73
Stark's Picturesque Views, 10
Illustrations of Human Life, 86
Robinson's Palestine and Syria, 73 Stephens's Incidents of Travel, 76
Tremaine, se
Rural Architecture, 10
Storer's Cathedrals, 10
Pictures of the World, 86
New Series, 10
Stothard's Monumental Effigies, 11 Warner's Antiquitates Culinaria, 78
Ornamental, Villas, 10
Strickland's Edward Evelyn, 34 Wassail Bowl, by Albert Smith, 86
Farm Buildings, 10
Stuart on Christ's Divinity, 39 Waterston's Cyelop. of Commerce, 79
Lodges and Park Entrances, 10 Stuart's Hebrew Grammar, 30
Watson's Apology, 39
Village Architecture, 10
Hebrew Chrestomathy, 30
Philip II. and III of Spain, 79
History of Tottenham, 10
Strutt's Sylva Britannica, 11
Watts's Psalms and Hymns, illust., 11
Roby's Traditions of Lancashire, 73
Dresses, by Planche, il
Wellesley Despatches from Spain, 79
Rollin's Ancient History, 73
Regal and Eccles. Antiquities, 11 Wellington's Despatches, 79
Roseoe's Life of Leo X., 74
Stubb's Anatomy of the Horse, 11, 93 Life, by Sonne, 79
Lorenzo de Medici, 74
Sturm's Contemplations, 48
Life, by Maxwell, 7, 68
Illustrations to ditto, 74
Reflections, 47
Wellsted's City of the Caliphs, 79
Ross's Life of Lord de Saumarez, 74 Sue's (Eugene) Mysteries of Paris, 86 Wemyss' Job and his Times, 50
Rost's Greek Grammar, 29
Wandering Jew, 86
Wesley's Logic, 30
Ruperti Comment. in Tacitum, 29
De Rohan, 86
Sermons, 50
Rural Scenes, 33
Swainson's Exotic Conchology, 19
Journal, 50
Russell's Modern Europe, 74
Ornithological Drawings, 19 West's Observations on Christ, 39
Sadler's Memoirs, 74
Zoological Illustrations, 19
Westwood's Entomologist, 20
Youth's Ch. Guide, 34
Sweet's Flora Australasica, 19
Whiston's Josephus, illust, edition, 11
Salt's Abyssinia, 74
Cistinite, or Rock Rose, 19 White's Bolborne, 20
Salter's Angler's Guide, 74
British Warblers, 19
Whitehead's Spanish Grammar, 30
Sanderson's Sermons, 46
Swift's Works, by Roscoe, 76
Whyte's Hist, of the British Turl, 80
Santagnello's Italian Dictionary, 29 Swinburne's Courts of Europe, 77 Wilberforco's Practical View, 50
Scheller's Latin Grammar, 29
Table Talk, 77
Wild's Architectural Grandeur, 11
Schröder, Elem. Mathe. Pure, 29 Tacitus, Brotieri, 30
Foreign Cathedrals, 11
Sclater's Primitive Christianity, 46 in English Prose, 30
Worcester Cathedral, 11
Scott's Marmion, illustrated, 10 Taylor's (Miss) Original Poems, 34 Wightwick's Palace of Architecture, 11
Poetical Works, 75
Nursery Rhymes, 34
Williams's Views in Greece, 11
Phrenology and Scripture, 46
Lime Twigs, 34
Willis's Pencillings by the Way, 80
Ronda and Grenada, 74
(Dr.) University of Dublin, 77
Elementary Heb. Grammar, 30
Egypt and Candia, 74
(Jeremy) Works, 48
Willmott's Pictures of Christian Life,50
Commentary on the Bible, 46, 47 Sermons, in 3 parts, 39
Wilson and Buon. Am. Ornith, 20
Sermons, 46
Holy Living, 39
Wilson's French Dictionary, 30
Schômann's Athenian Assemblies, 29 Holy Dying, 39
(Rae) Russia, 80
Scripture Genealogies, 47
(Isaac) Natural History of Enthu. France and Italy, 80
Selby's British Birds, 19
slam, 48
Withering's British Plants, 20
Illustrations of Ornithology, 19 Fanaticism, 48
Witherspoon on Regeneration, 39
Sermons (54) by eminent Divines, 40 Saturday evening, 48
Wood-Notes for all Beasons, 34
Seymour's Humorous Sketches, 10
Elements of Thought, 30, 49 Wood's Index Entomologicus, 20
Shakespeare, Valpy's edition, 75
Ancient Christianity, 49
Palmyra and Balbec, 11
by T. Campbell, 70
Spiritual Christianity, 49
General Conchology, 20
Novels, 86
Home Education, 49
Lectures on Perspective, 24
Portfolio, 10
Edition of Jon. Edwards, 49 Woodville's Medical Botany, 23
Sharpe's Coventry Mysteries, 75
Life of Jesus, 34
Wright's Court Hard Rostored, 80
Shaw's Luton Chapel, 10
(W.G.) Fine Arts In Gt. Brit. 11 Wycherley,Congreve, Vanbrugh, bue. 70
and Pridgen's Furniture Des. 10 Medieal Jurisprudence, 23 Xenophon, Opera, Gr. and Lat., 30
Shelley's Essays, Letters, &e., 75 Temple's (Sir Wm.) Life and Times, 77 Yosy's Costume of Switzerland, 11
Sheppard's Family Prayers, 47 Tennemann's Man, of Philosophy, 30 Young England's Little Library, 34
Sheridan's Speeches, 75
Tennent's Belgium, 77
Young, Lady's Book, 34
Sherlock's Trial of the Witnesses, 39 Terentius' Zeunil, 30
Youth's Handbook of Ent. Know. 34



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