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INDEX.
ACTON’S Modern Cookery, 27
ALCOCK’S Residence in Japan, 22
ALLIES on Formation of Christendom, 20
Alpine Guide (The), 23
ALVENSLEBEN’S Maximilian in Mexico, 5
APJOHN’S Manual of the Metalloids, 12
ARNOLD’S Manual of English Literature, 7
ARNOTT’S Elements of Physics, 11
Arundines Cami, 25
Autumn holidays of a Country Parson, 8
AYRE’S Treasury of Bible Knowledge, 19
BACON’S Essays, by WHATELY, 5
---- Life and Letters, by SPEDDING, 5
---- Works, 6
BAIN on the Emotions and Will, 9
---- on the Senses and Intellect, 9
---- on the Study of Character, 9
BALL’S Alpine Guide, 22
BARNARD’S Drawing from Nature, 16
BAYLDON’S Rents and Tillages, 18
Beaten Tracks, 22
BECKER’S Charicles _and_ Gallus, 23
BEETHOVEN’S Letters, 4
BENFEY’S Sanskrit Dictionary, 8
BERRY’S Journals and Correspondence, 4
Billiard Book (The), 26
BLACK’S Treatise on Brewing, 28
BLACKLEY and FRIEDLANDER’S German and English Dictionary, 8
BLAINE’S Rural Sports, 25
---- Veterinary Art, 26
BLIGHT’S Week at the Land’s End, 23
BOOTH’S Epigrams, 9
BOURNE on Screw Propeller, 17
BOURNE’S Catechism of the Steam Engine, 17
---- Handbook of Steam Engine, 17
---- Treatise on the Steam Engine, 17
---- Examples of Steam, Air, and Gas Engines, 17
BOWDLER’S Family SHAKSPEARE, 25
BOYD’S Manual for Naval Cadets, 27
BRAMLEY-MOORE’S Six Sisters of the Valleys, 23
BRANDE’S Dictionary of Science, Literature, and Art, 13
BRAY’S (C.) Education of the Feelings, 10
---- Philosophy of Necessity, 10
---- on Force, 10
BRINTON on Food and Digestion, 27
BRISTOW’S Glossary of Mineralogy, 11
BRODIE’S (Sir C. B.) Works, 15
---- Constitutional History, 2
BROWNE’S Exposition 39 Articles, 18
BUCKLE’S History of Civilization, 2
BULL’S Hints to Mothers, 28
---- Maternal Management of Children, 28
BUNSEN’S (Baron) Ancient Egypt, 3
---- God in History, 3
---- Memoirs, 4
BUNSEN (E. DE) on Apocrypha, 20
----‘s Keys of St. Peter, 20
BURKE’S Vicissitudes of Families, 5
BURTON’S Christian Church, 3
Cabinet Lawyer, 28
CALVERT’S Wife’s Manual, 21
CATES’S Biographical Dictionary, 4
CATS’ and FARLIE’S Moral Emblems, 16
CHESNEY’S Indian Polity, 23
Chorale Book for England, 16
Christian Schools and Scholars, 10
CLOUGH’S Lives from Plutarch, 2
COLENSO (Bishop) on Pentateuch and Book of Joshua, 19
COLLINS’S Horse-Trainer’s Guide, 26
Common-place Philosopher in Town and Country, 8
CONINGTON’S Chemical Analysis, 14
---- Translation of VIRGIL’S _Æneid_, 25
CONTANSEAU’S Pocket French and English Dictionary, 8
---- Practical ditto, 8
CONYBEARE and HOWSON’S Life and Epistles of St. Paul, 18
COOK on the Acts, 18
COPLAND’S Dictionary of Practical Medicine, 15
COULTHART’S Decimal Interest Tables, 28
Counsel and Comfort from a City Pulpit, 8
COX’S Manual of Mythology, 24
---- Tales of the Great Persian War, 2
---- Tales from Greek Mythology, 24
---- Tales of the Gods and Heroes, 24
---- Tales of Thebes and Argos, 24
---- Tales from Ancient Greece, 24
CRESY’S Encyclopædia of Civil Engineering, 17
Critical Essays of a Country Parson, 8
CROWE’S History of France, 2
CRUMP on Banking, Currency, & Exchanges, 27
DART’S Iliad of Homer, 25
D’AUBIGNE’S History of the Reformation in the time of CALVIN, 2
DAVIDSON’S Introduction to New Testament, 19
DAYMAN’S Dante’s Divina Commedia, 25
Dead Shot (The), by MARKSMAN, 26
DE BURGH’S Maritime International Law, 27
DE LA RIVE’S Treatise on Electricity, 11
DE MORGAN on Matter and Spirit, 9
DE TOCQUEVILLE’S Democracy in America, 2
DISRAELI’S Speeches on Parliamentary Reform, 6
DOBSON on the Ox, 27
DOVE on Storms, 10
DYER’S City of Rome, 2
EASTLAKE’S Hints on Household Taste, 17
EDWARDS’ Shipmaster’s Guide, 27
Elements of Botany, 13
ELLICOTT’S Commentary on Ephesians, 19
---- Lectures on Life of Christ, 19
---- Commentary on Galatians, 19
---- ---- Pastoral Epist., 19
---- ---- Philippians, &c., 19
---- ---- Thessalonians, 19
ENGEL’S Introduction to National Music, 15
Essays and Reviews, 20
---- on Religion and Literature, edited by MANNING, FIRST _and_
SECOND SERIES, 20
EWALD’S History of Israel, 19
FAIRBAIRN on Iron Shipbuilding, 17
FAIRBAIRN’S Application of Cast and Wrought Iron to Building, 17
---- Information for Engineers, 17
---- Treatise on Mills & Millwork, 17
FARRAR’S Chapters on Language, 7
FELKIN on Hosiery and Lace Manufactures, 18
FFOULKES’S Christendom’s Divisions, 20
FLIEDNER’S (Pastor) Life, 5
FRANCIS’S Fishing Book, 26
---- (Sir P.) Memoir and Journal, 4
Friends in Council, 9
FROUDE’S History of England, 1
---- Short Studies on Great Subjects, 8
GANOT’S Elementary Physics, 11
GILBERT and CHURCHILL’S Dolomite Mountains, 22
GILL’S Papal Drama, 3
GILLY’S Shipwrecks of the Navy, 22
GOODEVE’S Elements of Mechanism, 17
GORLE’S Questions on BROWNE’S Exposition of the 39 Articles, 18
GOULD’S Silver Store, 10
GRANT’S Ethics of Aristotle, 5
Graver Thoughts of a Country Parson, 8
GRAY’S Anatomy, 14
GREENE’S Corals and Sea Jellies, 12
---- Sponges and Animalculæ, 12
GROVE on Correlation of Physical Forces, 11
GWILT’S Encyclopædia of Architecture, 16
Handbook of Angling, by EPHEMERA, 26
HARE on Election of Representatives, 6
HARLEY and BROWN’S Histological Demonstrations, 15
HARTWIG’S Harmonies of Nature, 12
---- Polar World, 12
---- Sea and its Living Wonders, 12
---- Tropical World, 12
HAUGHTON’S Manual of Geology, 11
HAWKER’S Instructions to Young Sportsmen, 26
HEARN’S Plutology, 1
---- on English Government, 1
HELPS’S Spanish Conquest in America, 2
HENDERSON’S Folk-Lore of the Northern Counties, 10
HERSCHEL’S Outlines of Astronomy, 10
HEWITT on Diseases of Women, 14
HODGSON’S Time and Space, 9
HOLMES’S System of Surgery, 14
---- Surgical Diseases of Infancy, 14
HOOKER and WALKER-ARNOTT’S British Flora, 13
HOPKINS’S Hawaii, 11
HORNE’S Introduction to the Scriptures, 19
---- Compendium of ditto, 19
HORSLEY’S Manual of Poisons, 15
HOSKYNS’S Occasional Essays, 9
How we Spent the Summer, 22
HOWARD’S Gymnastic Exercises, 15
HOWITT’S Australian Discovery, 22
---- Rural Life of England, 23
---- Visits to Remarkable Places, 23
HUDSON’S Executor’s Guide, 28
HUGHES’S (W.) Manual of Geography, 10
HULLAH’S Collection of Sacred Music, 16
---- Lectures on Modern Music, 15
---- Transition Musical Lectures, 15
HUMPHREYS’ Sentiments of Shakspeare, 16
HUTTON’S Studies in Parliament, 8
INGELOW’S Poems, 25
---- Story of Doom, 25
JAMESON’S Legends of the Saints and Martyrs, 16
---- Legends of the Madonna, 16
---- Legends of the Monastic Orders, 16
JAMESON and EASTLAKE’S History of Our Lord, 16
JENNER’S Holy Child, 25
JOHNSTON’S Gazetteer, or Geographical Dictionary, 10
JORDAN’S Vis Inertiæ in the Ocean, 10
KALISCH’S Commentary on the Bible, 7
---- Hebrew Grammar, 7
KEITH on Fulfilment of Prophecy, 18
---- Destiny of the World, 18
KELLER’S Lake Dwellings of Switzerland, 12
KESTEVEN’S Domestic Medicine, 15
KIRBY and SPENCE’S Entomology, 13
KNIGHT’S Arch of Titus, 22
Lady’s Tour Round Monte Rosa, 22
LANDON’S (L. E. L.) Poetical Works, 25
LATHAM’S English Dictionary, 7
---- River Plate, 10
LAWRENCE on Rocks, 11
LECKY’S History of Rationalism, 3
LEIGH’S Homeward Ride, 25
Leisure Hours in Town, 8
Lessons of Middle Age, 8
LEWES’ History of Philosophy, 3
Letters of Distinguished Musicians, 4
LIDDELL and SCOTT’S Greek-English Lexicon, 7
---- ---- Abridged ditto, 7
Life of Man Symbolised, 16
LINDLEY and MOORE’S Treasury of Botany, 13
LONGMAN’S Lectures on the History of England, 2
LOUDON’S Agriculture, 18
---- Cottage, Farm, Villa Architecture, 18
---- Gardening, 18
---- Plants, 13
---- Trees and Shrubs, 13
LOWNDES’S Engineer’s Handbook, 17
Lyra Domestica, 21
---- Eucharistica, 21
---- Germanica, 16, 21
---- Messianica, 21
---- Mystica, 21
---- Sacra, 21
MACAULAY’S (Lord) Essays, 3
---- History of England, 1
---- Lays of Ancient Rome, 24
---- Miscellaneous Writings, 8
---- Speeches, 6
---- Works, 1
MACFARREN’S Lectures on Harmony, 15
MACLEOD’S Elements of Political Economy, 6
---- Dictionary of Political Economy, 6
---- Elements of Banking, 27
---- Theory and Practice of Banking, 27
MCCULLOCH’S Dictionary of Commerce, 27
---- Geographical Dictionary, 10
MAGUIRE’S Irish in America, 23
---- Life of Father Mathew, 4
---- Rome and its Rulers, 4
MALLESON’S French in India, 3
MANNING on Holy Ghost, 20
----‘s England and Christendom, 20
MARSHALL’S Physiology, 14
MARSHMAN’S Life of Havelock 5
---- History of India, 3
MARTINEAU’S Endeavours after the Christian Life, 21
MASSEY’S History of England, 2
---- (G.) on Shakspeare’s Sonnets, 25
MASSINGBERD’S History of the Reformation, 4
MAUNDER’S Biographical Treasury, 5
---- Geographical Treasury, 11
---- Historical Treasury, 3
---- Scientific and Literary Treasury, 13
---- Treasury of Knowledge, 28
---- Treasury of Natural History, 13
MAURY’S Physical Geography, 10
MAY’S Constitutional History of England, 2
MELVILLE’S Digby Grand, 24
---- General Bounce, 24
---- Gladiators, 24
---- Good for Nothing, 24
---- Holmby House, 24
---- Interpreter, 24
---- Kate Coventry, 24
---- Queen’s Maries, 24
MENDELSSOHN’S Letters, 4
MERIVALE’S (H.) Historical Studies, 2
---- (C.) Fall of the Roman Republic, 3
---- Romans under the Empire, 3
MILES on Horse’s Foot and Horse-shoeing, 26
---- on Horses’ Teeth and Stables, 26
MILL on Liberty, 6
---- on Representative Government, 6
---- on Utilitarianism, 6
MILL’S Dissertations and Discussions, 6
---- Political Economy, 6
---- System of Logic, 6
---- Hamilton’s Philosophy, 6
---- St. Andrews’ Inaugural Address, 6
MILLER’S Elements of Chemistry, 14
MITCHELL’S Manual of Assaying, 18
MONSELL’S Beatitudes, 21
---- His Presence--not his Memory, 21
---- ‘Spiritual Songs’, 21
MONTGOMERY on Pregnancy, 14
MOORE’S Irish Melodies, 24
---- Lalla Rookh, 24
---- Poetical Works, 24
---- (Dr. G.) First Man, 12
MORELL’S Elements of Psychology, 9
---- Mental Philosophy, 9
MOSHEIM’S Ecclesiastical History, 21
MOZART’S Letters, 4
MÜLLER’S (MAX) Chips from a German Workshop, 9
---- ---- Lectures on the Science of Language, 7
---- (K. O.) Literature of Ancient Greece, 2
MURCHISON on Continued Fevers, 14
MURE’S Language and Literature of Greece, 2
New Testament, illustrated with Wood Engravings from the Old
Masters, 16
NEWMAN’S History of his Religious Opinions, 4
NICHOLAS’S Pedigree of the English People, 9
NICHOLS’ Handbook to the British Museum, 28
NIGHTINGALE’S Notes on Hospitals, 28
NILSSON’S Scandinavia, 12
ODLING’S Animal Chemistry, 14
---- Course of Practical Chemistry, 14
---- Manual of Chemistry, 14
Original Designs for Wood Carving, 17
OWEN’S Lectures on the Invertebrate Animals, 12
---- Comparative Anatomy and Physiology of Vertebrate Animals, 12
OXENHAM on Atonement, 20
PACKE’S Guide to the Pyrenees, 22
PAGET’S Lectures on Surgical Pathology, 14
PEREIRA’S Manual of Materia Medica, 22
PERKINS’S Tuscan Sculptors, 17
PHILLIPS’S Guide to Geology, 11
Pictures in Tyrol, 22
PIESSE’S Art of Perfumery, 18
---- Chemical, Natural, and Physical Magic, 18
PIKE’S English and their Origin, 9
PITT on Brewing, 28
Playtime with the Poets, 25
PLOWDEN’S Travels in Abyssinia, 22
PRATT’S Law of Building Societies, 28
PRESCOTT’S Scripture Difficulties, 19
PROCTOR’S Saturn, 10
---- Handbook of the Stars, 10
PYCROFT’S Course of English Reading, 7
---- Cricket Field, 26
RAIKES’S Englishman in India, 23
READE’S Poetical Works, 25
Recreations of a Country Parson, 8
REILY’S Map of Mont Blanc, 22
REIMANN on Aniline, 15
REYNOLDS’S Alice Rushton, 25
RIVERS’S Rose Amateur’s Guide, 13
ROGERS’S Correspondence of Greyson, 9
---- Eclipse of Faith, 9
---- Defence of ditto, 9
---- Essays from the _Edinburgh Review_, 9
---- Reason and Faith, 9
ROGET’S Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases, 7
RONALDS’S Fly-Fisher’s Entomology, 26
ROWTON’S Debater, 7
RUDD’S Aristophanes, 25
RUSSELL on Government and Constitution, 1
SANDARS’S Justinian’s Institutes, 5
SCHUBERT’S Life, translated by COLERIDGE, 5
SCOTT’S Lectures on the Fine Arts, 15
SEEBOHM’S Oxford Reformers of 1498, 2
SEWELL’S After Life, 23
---- Amy Herbert, 23
---- Cleve Hall, 23
---- Earl’s Daughter, 23
---- Examination for Confirmation, 20
---- Experience of Life, 23
---- Gertrude, 23
---- Glimpse of the World, 23
---- History of the Early Church, 3
---- Ivors, 23
---- Journal of a Home Life, 23
---- Katharine Ashton, 23
---- Laneton Parsonage, 23
---- Margaret Percival, 23
---- Passing Thoughts on Religion, 20
---- Preparation for Communion, 20
---- Principles of Education, 20
---- Readings for Confirmation, 20
---- Readings for Lent, 20
---- Tales and Stories, 23
---- Ursula, 23
SHAW’S Work on Wine, 28
SHEPHERD’S Iceland, 21
SHIPLEY’S Church and the World, 19
---- Tracts for the Day, 20
Short Whist, 28
SHORT’S Church History, 3
SMITH’S (SOUTHWOOD) Philosophy of Health, 28
---- (J.) Paul’s Voyage and Shipwreck, 18
---- (G.) King David, 19
---- Wesleyan Methodism, 4
---- (SYDNEY) Miscellaneous Works, 8
---- Moral Philosophy, 8
---- Wit and Wisdom, 9
SMITH on Cavalry Drill and Manœuvres, 26
SOUTHEY’S (Doctor), 7
---- Poetical Works, 24
Springdale Abbey, 23
STANLEY’S History of British Birds, 12
STEBBING’S Analysis of MILL’S Logic, 6
STEPHEN’S Essays in Ecclesiastical Biography, 5
---- Lectures on History of France, 2
STIRLING’S Secret of Hegel, 9
STONEHENGE on the Dog, 26
---- on the Greyhound, 27
Story of Mairwara, 23
Sunday Afternoons at the Parish Church of a Scottish University City
(Aberdeen), 8
TAYLOR’S (Jeremy) Works, edited by EDEN, 21
---- (E.) Selections from some Contemporary Poets, 25
TENNENT’S Ceylon, 13
---- Wild Elephant, 13
THIRLWALL’S History of Greece, 2
THOMSON’S (Archbishop) Laws of Thought, 6
---- (A. T.) Conspectus, 15
TIMBS’S Curiosities of London, 23
TODD (A.) on Parliamentary Government, 1
TODD and BOWMAN’S Anatomy and Physiology of Man, 15
TROLLOPE’S Barchester Towers, 23
---- Warden, 23
TWISS’S Law of Nations, 27
TYNDALL’S Lectures on Heat,
---- Sound,
---- Memoir of FARADAY,
URE’S Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and Mines,
VAN DER HOEVEN’S Handbook of Zoology,
VAUGHAN’S (R.) Revolutions in English History,
---- Way to Rest,
WALKER on the Rifle,
WARD’S Workmen and Wages,
WATSON’S Principles and Practice of Physics,
WATTS’S Dictionary of Chemistry,
WEBB’S Objects for Common Telescopes,
WEBSTER & WILKINSON’S Greek Testament,
WELD’S Florence,
WELLINGTON’S Life, by the Rev. G. R. GLEIG,
WELLS on Dew,
WENDT’S Papers on Maritime Law,
WEST on Children’s Diseases,
WHATELY’S English Synonymes,
---- Logic,
---- Rhetoric,
---- Life and Correspondence,
WHATELY on the Truth of Christianity,
---- Religious Worship,
Whist, what to lead, by CAM,
WHITE and RIDDLE’S Latin-English Dictionaries,
WINSLOW on Light,
WOOD’S Bible Animals,
---- Homes without Hands,
WRIGHT’S Homer’s Iliad,
YONGE’S English-Greek Lexicon,
---- Abridged ditto,
---- Horace,
YOUNG’S Nautical Dictionary,
YOUATT on the Dog,
---- on the Horse,
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Many printing errors in punctuation, missing or misplaced italic,
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