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INDEX.
_Acton’s_ Cookery-Book, 23
Afternoon of Life, 16
_Agassiz_ on Classification, 12
_Alcock’s_ Japan, 1
_Arago’s_ Scientific Biographies, 4
_Arago’s_ Meteorological Essays, 4
_Arago’s_ Popular Astronomy, 4
_Arago’s_ Treatise on Comets, 4
_Arbuthnot’s_ Herzegovina, 9
_Arnold’s_ Manual of English Literature, 7
_Arnold’s_ Poems, 21
_Arnold’s_ Merope, 21
_Arnold_ on Translating Homer, 8
_Arnott_ on Progress, 21
Autobiography of Charles V, 1
_Ayre’s_ Treasury of Bible Knowledge, 20
Bacon’s Life, by _Spedding_, 3
_Bacon’s_ Works, 3
_Bayldon’s_ Rents and Tillages, 25
_Beard’s_ Port-Royal, 6
_Berlepsch’s_ Alps, 8
_Black_ on Brewing, 23
_Blaine’s_ Encyclopædia of Rural Sports, 14
_Blight’s_ Land’s End, 10
_Boner’s_ Forest Creatures, 13
_Bourne_ on the Steam Engine, 25
_Bourne’s_ Catechism of ditto, 25
_Bowdler’s_ Family Shakspeare, 20
_Boyd’s_ Naval Cadet’s Manual, 24
Brande’s Dictionary of Science, 12
_Bréhaut_ on Cordon-Training, 27
_Brodie’s_ Psychological Inquiries, 10
_Brinton_ on Food, 23
_Bristow’s_ Glossary of Mineralogy, 12
_Bromfield’s_ Brittany and the Bible, 10
_Brunel’s_ Life, by _Beamish_, 3
_Bull’s_ Hints to Mothers, 24
_Bull_ on Management of Children, 24
_Bunsen’s_ Hippolytus, 6
_Bunsen’s_ Outlines of Universal History, 6
_Bunsen’s_ Analecta Ante-Nicæna, 6
_Bunsen’s_ Ancient Egypt, 6
_Bunyan’s_ Pilgrim’s Progress illustrated, 19
_Burke’s_ Vicissitudes of Families, 4
_Burn’s_ Agricultural Tour in Belgium, 10
_Burton’s_ Lake Regions of Central Africa, 9
_Burton’s_ Footsteps in East Africa, 9
_Burton’s_ Medina and Mecca, 9
_Burton’s_ City of the Saints, 9
Cabinet Lawyer (The), 26
Calderon’s Dramas, by _MacCarthy_, 21
_Calvert’s_ Wife’s Manual, 20
_Cats’_ and _Farlie’s_ Emblems, 19
Chorale-Book (The) for England, 19
_Clark’s_ Comparative Grammar, 7
_Clough’s_ Lives from Plutarch, 4
_Colenso_ on the Pentateuch, 1
_Coltyns_ on Stag-Hunting, 15
_Comyn’s_ Ellice, a Tale, 16
_Conington’s_ Chemical Analysis, 12
_Contanseau’s_ French Dictionary, 7
_Conybeare_ and _Howson’s_ St. Paul, 6
_Copland’s_ Dictionary of Medicine, 11
_Cotton’s_ Instructions in Christianity, 20
_Cox’s_ Tales from Greek Mythology, 5
_Cox’s_ Tale of the Great Persian War, 5
_Cox’s_ Tales of the Gods and Heroes, 5
_Cresy’s_ Encyclopædia of Civil Engineering, 22
Cricket Field (The), 16
Cricket Tutor (The), 16
_Crowe’s_ History of France, 2
_D’Aubigne’s_ Calvin, 1
Dead Shot (The), 14
_De la Rive’s_ Reminiscences of Cavour, 1
_De la Rive’s_ Electricity, 12
_De Tocqueville_ on Democracy, 1
_De Witt’s_ Jefferson, 1
_Döllinger’s_ Gentile and Jew, 6
_Dove’s_ Law of Storms, 13
_Eastlake_ on Oil Painting, 3
Eclipse of Faith (The), 17
Defence of ditto, 17
Essays _and_ Reviews, 18
_Fairbairn’s_ Information for Engineers, 23
_Fairbairn’s_ Treatise on Millwork, 23
_FitzRoy’s_ Weather Book, 13
_Folkard’s_ Sailing Boat, 15
_Forster’s_ Life of Eliot, 1
_Fowler’s_ Collieries, 24
_Freshfield’s_ Alpine Byways, 8
_Freshfield’s_ Tour in the Grisons, 8
_Garratt’s_ Marvels of Instinct, 14
_Goldsmith’s_ Poems, illustrated, 20
_Goodeve’s_ Elements of Mechanism, 23
_Green’s_ English Princesses, 3
_Greene’s_ Manual of Cœlenterata, 13
_Greene’s_ Manual of Protozoa, 13
_Greyson’s_ Correspondence, 17
_Grove_ on Physical Forces, 12
_Gwilt’s_ Encyclopædia of Architecture, 23
_Hartwig’s_ Sea, 13
_Hartwig’s_ Tropical World, 13
_Hassall’s_ Freshwater Algæ, 26
_Hassall’s_ Adulterations Detected, 26
Havelock’s Life, by _Marshman_, 4
_Hawker_ on Guns and Shooting, 14
_Herschel’s_ Outlines of Astronomy, 13
_Herschel’s_ Essays, 13
_Hind’s_ American Exploring Expeditions, 9
_Hind’s_ Labrador, 9
Hints on Etiquette, 15
_Hole’s_ Gardeners’ Annual, 27
_Holland’s_ Essays, 10
_Holland’s_ Medical Notes, 10
_Holland_ on Mental Physiology, 10
_Hooker’s_ British Flora, 26
_Hopkins’s_ Hawaii, 9
_Horne’s_ Introduction to the Scriptures, 20
_Horne’s_ Compendium of ditto, 20
_Hoskyns_’ Talpa, 15
_Howard’s_ Athletic Exercises, 15
_Howitt’s_ History of the Supernatural, 18
_Howitt’s_ Remarkable Places, 10
_Howitt’s_ Rural Life of England, 10
_Howson’s_ Deaconesses, 16
_Hudson’s_ Directions for Making Wills, 26
_Hudson’s_ Executor’s Guide, 26
_Hughes’s_ Geography of History, 22
_Hughes’s_ Manual of Geography, 22
_Jameson’s_ Saints and Martyrs, 19
_Jameson’s_ Monastic Orders, 19
_Jameson’s_ Legends of the Madonna, 19
_Jameson’s_ Legends of the Saviour, 19
_Johnson’s_ Dictionary by Latham, 7
_Johnson’s_ Patentee’s Manual, 24
_Johnson’s_ Book of Industrial Designs, 24
_Johnston’s_ Geographical Dictionary, 22
_Kennedy’s_ Hymnologia, 20
_Kirby_ and _Spence’s_ Entomology, 14
_L. E. L’s._ Poetical Works, 21
Lady’s Tour round Monte Rosa, 8
_Latham’s_ Comparative Philology, 7
_Latham’s_ English Language, 7
_Latham’s_ Handbook of ditto, 7
_Laurie’s_ Entertaining Library, 29
_Laurie’s_ Graduated Reading Books, 28
_Lempriere’s_ Notes on Mexico, 9
_Liddell_ and Scott’s Greek Lexicons, 6
_Lindley’s_ Horticulture, 27
_Lindley’s_ Introduction to Botany, 27
_Lindley’s_ Treasury of Botany, 27