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E. LUMLEY'SCONSIGNMENT OF BOOKS,

ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, Etc.,

Works an Canada, America, etc. ; French "Works, 340 Vols, in one lot ; Normandie,Ancienne, 2 Vols., 232 beautiful plates ; Finden, Ports and Harbours, 2 Vols. ;

Calmet, Dictionnaire de ] a Bible ; Nelly, Histoire de France ; Feller, Dictionnaire

Historique; Rois de France ; Newspaper Cuttings ; Ladies' Companion ; Aubigne,Histoire Universelle ; Science, Pictoresque ; Architecture, Hydraulique ; Le Bryun,Levant ; Fletcher, Devotions ; Josephus ; ditto, Gr. Latin ; Bp. Hall, Works

;

Macknight, Works ; Wesley ; King Charles Prayer Book ; Burke, Heraldic Dic-tionary ; Egyptian Papyri; Ovid, finely illustrated; Pictorial Gallery, 2 Vols.

;

Bible, D'Oyly and Mant ; ditto, Eadie ; Fleetwood, Life of Christ ; Locke, Works

;

Brady, History of England : Illustrated Catalogue of Great Exhibition, 3 Vols.;

Oldfield, Representative History; Ellis, Social Distinctions; Charnock, MarineArchitecture ; Peerage for People ; Cyclopaedia of Medicine, 4 Vols., cost £6 18s.

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Dwight, Travels; Commentary; Gardening, Farming, Farriery; Post Office

Directory, cost £1 16s.; Wheatly on the Prayer Book; Views; FurnitureDesigns ; China ; Lexicons, and other Greek and Latin Works ; Atlasses, Ancient,Modern, Chronological: Engravings, Holy Bibles; Hebrew; Family Herald;Elegant Extracts; Law Books; Conveyancing, pub. £3 12s.; Dictionaries;

Cambridge, Illustrated ; Colonies ; Freemasonry ; Commercial Assistant ; Histories,

Universal ; Ancient ; Modern ; Europe ; Greece ; Rome, Gibbon ; America

;

Ireland ; Lives of Cicero ; Bp. Warburton ; Charles I. ; Davy, Cranmer, Gray,Dibdin ; Peerage, Baronetage ; Chemistry, Geology, Alabama, Sumter, Cruise

;

Dr. Gumming ; Sunday Library ; Poetical Works of Cowper ; Milton ; Dr.Young ; Burns ; Lamb ; Chaucer , Drunken Barnaby ; Gray ; Ellesmere

;

Shakespeare, Plays ; Alcoran ; German Children's Books ; Brewster, Ferguson,Lectures ; Zoology ; Bibles ; ditto, Antiquities ; ditto, Dictionaries, Cassells, Eadie

;

Scrap Prints, large Collection, Engravings, Portraits, Plates of Antiquities;Cruikshanks, George, Celebrated Works, collected ; Photographs, Autographs,English Coins, Working Classes, Exhibition ; Writing, Beauties of, ditto, Copies

;

Drawing Books, the best ; Fragments, Easy Lessons, Cottages, Landscapes, Boats,Coasts, by Prout, Calvert, etc. ; Animals, after the fine Old Masters ; Painting,Portrait, Fresco, Gilding, Terms of Art ; History, of Five Empires, Wilberforce

;

ditto, New Testament, by Dean Howard ; ditto, Earliest, Palmer ; ditto, EarlyEnglish, Churton ; ditto, English Colonial ; Kalendar, Ecclesiastical, Sermons,Prayers, Hymns, Scripture Illustrations ; Painting, Gilding, Varnishing ; Laws,Buildings, Dilapidations, Fixtures, Insurance, Architecture, Building, Surveying,Engineering, Masonry, Carpentry, Joinery, Railways, Artificial Foundations,Bridges, Masonry, Machinery; Designs, for Town Houses, Farm Buildings, FarmYards, Cottages, Barns, Stables, Dairies, Brewhouses, Dog Kennels, Villas, Re-treats ; Churches, Chapels, Monuments in Churches, etc. ; Gardens, ditto Decora-tions, Field Gates ; Furniture, Upholstery, Builders Price Book, Perspective,Agriculture, Botany, Farms, Gardening, Farming, Roads, Fishing; ConchologybyBrown, pub. 3gs. ; ditto, Fossil, 3521 most truthful figures, pub, £5 10s. Od. ; Dia-monds, Pearls, etc. ; Army, Cavalry Tactics, etc., by the celebrated Bismark, Navy

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Music, Piano, Songs, etc. ; Voyages and Travels ; Holy Land, Greece, Egypt, etc.

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English Synonyms, Short Hand, Political Economy ; Poets, of every Age andCountry, Cyclopaedia of; ditto, Best English, choicest Specimens of ; also Laysand Ballads, Scottish Songs ; Confessors, Old English, Wycliff, Tindale, Cranmer,Bunyan, etc, ; Boswell, Johnson, Life ; Froissart, Chronicles ; Evenings on theThames, Digby ; Money, its Stewardship, etc. by Binney ; Greatness, Penalties of,

also Consecrated Heights, by Ferguson; Parables, Exposition, ditto, Happy OldAge, by Oxenden ; Catholic Works, Reading Books, Sermons, etc. ; Anatomy,Medical. Surgery, Spinal Complaints, best English Work; Corpulency, Leanness,Diet, Animal Magnetism ; Books for Youth ; History, Fragments of; Shakespeare,Plays; Works for Ladies and Children; Useful Knowledge; Arabian Nights,Don Quixote ; Tales, Legends, Short Stories, Domestic ditto, Traditionary ditto,

Pleasant Hours ; Fables, Allegories, Household Tales, Nursery ditto, Andersen,ditto ; Female Heroism ; Lucy and Arthur, Bishop's Little Daughter ; GermanLiterature, Translated; Ballads, Tieck Tales, Sintram, Undine; Fouque, trulybeautiful works ; Magic Ring, Minstrel Love, Wild ditto, Four Seasons, etc., etc.

NOVELS, ENTERTAINING, INSTRUCTIVE WORKS.CASES LINED WITH EXPENSIVE ZINC.

Commissions faithfully attended to by the Auctioneer, for those unablew> pCft / 2 *° a**en^ *ne Sale.

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1 LOGAN, Notes of a Journey through Canada, United States, and West Indies ;

WOODS, Illinois Country, 2 Years' Residence,Productions, Agriculture, Towns,Habits, Custom?, of Back Woodsmen, map (pub 10s); AMERICAN LIBERTYand Government Questioned, by Ryle; PEARL of DAYS, Advantages of,

Sabbath to the Workiug Classes. 4 books. (MON.2 ARTICLES, XXXIX, Original Latin, collated with Best Editions, English Trans-

lations ; also LITERAL Exposition (only one for three centuries, just what the

times now demand), by Rev. H. Budd. pub. 4s 6d., " the articles are singularly

suitable to the present day ;" and 3 others. 4 boohs.

3 HOLY BIBLE, and 2 others.

4 CATHOLIC Reading Books, GEOGRAPHY, History, Biography, Stories of Saints,

Catholic Missions, Lessons on Human Frame, Useful Things, Animals, Stories,

Fables, Poetry. 3 copies

5 SOUVESTRE, Philosophic Sous les Toits, Journal d'un Homme Heureux ; WOIL-LEZ, les Jeunes Ouvrieres, Epreuve et Recompense ; GUERMANTE, Robertou Souvenir d'une Mere; LEPAGE, Echo de Paris, etc. 5 boohs.

6 SURVEYOR and Builder's Perpetual PRICE BOOK, a Collection of TABLES,to facilitate calculation of Value of Works in BUILDING LINE, adapted to

all gradations and fluctuations in Prices of Wages and Materials, also KEY for

Application of the Tables, according to existing Prices of Labour and Mate-rials, more or less saving time in Calculation, and a Fund of Information

;

ARCHITECT, Engineer, Operative Builder's Constructive Manual, Practical

Treatise on Construction of Artificial Foundations for Buildings, Railways,

etc., by Davy, plates. 2 boohs, pub £2 3s 6d.

7 SIR ANDREW WYLIE, of that Ilk, a Novel, by Author of Annals of the Parish,

Gait, 3 vols in 1, morocco, (pub £1 Is)

8 BIRKBECK, Rural, Historical Gleanings from Eastern Europe ; SUBALTERN

;

CHERPILLOUD, Book of Versions, Guide to French Translations, Notes, byGombert; SELECTEE e Veteri Testamento eb Apocryphis. 4 boohs.

9 CHRISTIE, Elementary Course of Arithmetic and Alegebra, for RoyalfMilitaryAcademy, calf, pub £1 Is

10 GOETHE, Werther, par Leroux, Hermann et Dorothee,parMarmier; DE VIGNY,Cinq-Mars ou Conjuration sous Louis XIII; FLEURY, Histoire du MoyenAge. 3 boohs.

11 ADAMS, Cyclopaedia of Poetical Quotations, choice Passages from Poets of everyAge and Country, pub 5s 6d. 1865 ; and 1 other. 2 boohs.

12 OXENDEN, Parables of our Lord, morocco extra, pub. 4s 6d. 186413 AMERICAN FIXINGS of English Humanity, or Tit for Tat, by a Lady, from

New Orleans ; SIR ROHAN's Ghost, a Romance, in 1 vol, morocco.

14 ADAMS, Lectures, Treatment of Lateral and other Forms of Curvature of theSPINE, numerous engravings, pub 12s. 1865; and 1 other

15 BULWER, Duchess de la Valliere, a Play ; and others16 PAINTER, GILDER, VARNISHER, Manual, Rules, Regulations, in every-

thing relating to Arts, numerous useful valuable Receipts, Tests for Detectionof Adulterations in Oils and Colours, Diseases, engs. pub 2s 6d ; and others.

17 BINNEY, Money, Popular Exposition, in Rough Notes, with Remarks onStewardship and Systematic Beneficence, pub 5s. 1865

18 LODORE, a Novel, by Author of Frankenstein, by Godwin Shelley, 3 vols in I,

morocco, pub £1 lis 6d19 LAWS relating to BUILDINGS, Fixtures, Dilapidations, Insurance against,

Fire, with copious Illustrated Glossary of Terms, peculiar to Building, "theJoint Production of a Barrister and Architect," many engravings, pub 12s

20 ANDERSON, History of Church of England in Colonies, and Foreign Depen-dencies of British Empire, 3 vols. pub. 24s.

21 ADVENTUEES of an ACTOR, Picture of French Stage during 50 Years, editedby Theodore Hook, 2 vols ; DON CARLOS, Court and Camp, results of Tourin Basque Provinces, Catalonia, Arajon, Castile, etc., by Honan. 3 boohs.

22 FERGUSON, Penalties of Greatness, morocco, pub 6s 6d23 BRAVE Old English Confessors, Wycliffe, Tyndale, Cranmer, Bunyan, Marvell,

Locke, etc., cloth elegant24 PLEASANT Hours in Foreign Lands, a Series of Short Romances from the Ger-

man and French, Tale of Auvergne, Soldier in Spite of Himself, Broken Cup,Artist's Dream of Glory, Martin the Cooper, Cardan the Galley Slave, Churchof Glass of Water, &c, cloth, frontispiece ; ARTIST Lovers, 2 Romances byMadame Pichler, translated. 2 boohs.

25 ELEMENTS of USEFUL KNOWLEDGE, for Children,—Divisions of Time,Articles of Food, Clothing, Utility, Ornament, Minerals, Heavenly Bodies, Nat.Phenomena, Geography, History, &c. ; and 1 other

26 SPRING TIDE, a Tale founded on Destruction of Croyland Abbey, 883,during Reign of Egbert, King of Wessex ; LUCY and ARTHUR, a Book for

Children ; Nursery, Little Block Pony, Little Gardens, Day's Work, Walk,Mamma's Stories, Papa's ditto, Sunday, beautiful cuts 2 lies, gilt edges, pub 8s

27 FEMALE HEROISM, XXIV deeply interesting TALES, admirable Examples,displaying Constancy, Fortitude, Devotion, of which Women are capable, alsoexcellent Preface, both Series, cloth

"One of best books, especially for girls, most surprising instances of Romantic and Wonderfulbeautifully written, admirable Force and Feeling, the Romance of Reality."

28 CANADA Upper, Lower, History of, by Montgomery Martin, maps ; GALECabinet of Knowledge,Miscellaneous Recreations, Moral, Philosophical Essays,Propositions, Natural, Metaphysical, Maxims, Mechanical, Magnetical, MagicalExperiments, etc ; DE MELFORT, Impressions of England, 2 vols ; CARY,England. 5 books.

29 WADD, Comments on Corpulency, Lineaments of Leanness, Mems. on Diet andDietetics, plates, (pub 8s), scarce ; Animal Magnetism ; and 1 other. 3 booTes.

30 DICKSON, Improved Mode, Cultivation, Management of Flax ; MURRAY,Hand-book for Switzerland, and Alps, Savoy, Piedmont ; DODD, Peerage,Baronetage, Knightage of Great Britain, Ireland, etc. 4 boohs.

31 DE CLIFFORD, or Constant Man, by Author of Tremaine, 4 vols, pub 2 gs.

32 UNDINE, with Author's last Preface. "Sweet story, surely most graceful

fiction of modern times ; all his works bear marks of originality and genius."—Southey. "Most exquisite, something even beyond Scott."— Coleridge,

illustrations, cloth elegant, gilt edges, pub 5s.

33 DITTO, People's Edition ; also Household Tales and Traditions. 2 booJcs.

34 SINTBAM and his Companions, from German of FOUQUE, " most beautiful

production, delightful romance, I never saw anything so affecting, so fascinating,

how often reread I cannot tell."

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See Heir of Radcliffe, also see Southey andColeridge's praise, fine paper, Selous' beautiful illustrations, cloth elegant, gt edges.

35 DITTO, People's Edition, LIESLI, a SWISS TALE, from German of

Clauren. This popular story has been translated into almost every European lan-

guage. Also HEINRICH & BLANCA, or Three Brothers, engravings, etc. 3 bJcs.

36 CASSELL, Bible Dictionary, nearly 600 engs. vol 1 (Aron to Izri) all published.

37 PHOTOGRAPHS, Mounted, various.

38 BISMARK, Count, Tactics and Manoeuvres of Cavalry, translated from German,with Notes by Major Beamish, plates (pub £1 Is); and 1 other. 2 booJcs.

39 BOOK of POETRY, Choicest Specimens of our Best Poets, selected, with great

elegance, purity, reBnement, by REV. B. G. JOHNES ; also SIMPLE TALESfor Young. 2 booJcs.

40 ANDERSEN, best Tales for Young, Newly Translated from Danish;

SHADOWLESS MAN, or Wonderful History of Peter Schlemihl. 2 booJcs.

41 BISHOP'S Little Daughter, printed wrapper, (pub 2s) Masters, 1862. 3 copies.

42 FERGUSON, Consecrated Heights, or Higher Manifestations, morocco, pub 6s 6d43 ROADS, Rules for Repairing; STEPHENS, Indigenous Lepidoptera; FERNS

Exotic, Cultivated, by Smith and Moore, Hints on Culture, Genera, Species,

44 engravings, &c. ; OLD ENGLAND'S WORTHIES, plates and portraits to.

44 NORTHERN Minstrel, or Scottish Song, 100 Choicest Poems and Songs, Ancientand Modern, of Scotland, exquisitely printed and illustrated by Franklin, QiUbert, etc. ; also PLUTARCH, Lives of Celebrated Romans. 2 booJcs.

45 WORDS of ENEMIES of CHRIST during his Sacred Passion, Twenty Discourses

in Cathedral of Vienna, by Veith, u illustrating Scripture, in solid reflections,

with many Anecdotes from Church History and Saints' Lives ;" and 1 other.

2 booJcs.

46 BOSWELL, Life of Dr. Johnson, Sayings, Anecdotes, etc., "not in whole Jiistory

of Jmman intellect, so singular a phenomenon as this worJc. One of the best in tJie

world, by the best of all biographers."—Edinburgh Review

47 BIBLICAL Antiquities, illustrating Language, Geography, History of Palestine byCox, morocco, maps, numerous engravings, pub 7s 6d

48 FOUQUE, THIODOLF the ICELANDER, Romance spoken of, with marked com-mendation, by Sir Walter Scott, and while resembling one of his own Ro-

mances of the same period, is considered its superior. " Full of imagination

and interest," illustrations.

49 MAGIC RING, a knightly Romance of Love, War, and Minstrel Song, translated,

fine illustrations by Tenniel.

50 MINSTREL LOVE. " Most beautiful of his works. The singular and exqui-

site purity of this beautiful Romance of Chivalry is sustained to the very

close. A more beautifully imagined Termination has never been conceived.

The Translation, elegantly written, and Poetry, abundantly interspersed,

gracefully rendered." 9 original designs by Corbould

51 FOUR SEASONS, translated, "most beautiful Pictures, in all their primitive

freshness and simplicity, calculated to touch and elevate the heart, set off, by

the exhibition of the darker and more repulsive Traits of Human Character."10 high-class illustrations, pub 10s

52 WILD LOVE. Also Tales—Eosaura and Kinsfolk, "wild but beautiful and,skilful Romance ;" OAK of IDOLS (Story of Old Saxon Times, Christianityjust breaking in, treated with great judgment and delicacy); FIELD ofTERROR (" founded on one of traditious of Giant Mountains"), beautiful en-gravings hy Selous, Franklin, Scott

53 MARCO Visconti, an Italian Tale, " Abounds with Pictures of most Vivid Cha-racter, and Sketches of Pathos, from the depth of the Heart, full of wild Chirvalric Spirit of Turbulent Italy ;" 2 vols in 1 ; and 1 other. 2 books.

54 LARDNER, Dr., the Steani Engine, Explained, Illustrated, Invention, Progres-sive Improvement, Application to Navigation and Railways, also Memoir ofWatt; IRVING, Elements of English Composition. 2 books, pub 13s

55 STOWELL, Sermons, Life, Labours, by W. Stowell. pub 6s ; and 1 other. 3 books,

56 UNKNOWN Patient, and other Tales, Vow, Eugenia, Berthold, Rose. Trans-lated, 5 illustrations ; and 1 other. 2 books.

57 ALMANACK, Ecclesiastical, or Kalendar of the ENGLISH CHURCH, 1865:Almanack, Table of Lessons, Ritual Notes, Courts, Offices, Societies, ReligiousHomes, &c, Hours of Service in London, GLOSSARY of Ecclesiastical Terms&c. ; and others.

58 FRAGMENTS of HISTORY, most Remarkable Events, Ancient, Modern, Baby-Ion, Plague at Athens, Retreat of Ten Thousand, Persian Victories of Alexan-der, Jerusalem in Ruins, Herculaneum, Pompeii, Pizarro, Earthquake at Lisbon,Plague, Fire of London, Napoleon, Russian Campaign, &c.) selected, to illustrate

God's Providence, " shewing Power unseen, planning circumstances, directingcontingencies, governing results," elegant.

59 SHAKSPEARE, Plays, adapted for Young ("Just the publication wanted, forSchools, Families, &c, for, immortalized as he is, the object of our enthusiastipattachment, his works are not to be unguardedly read in a family,") withNotes, Introduction to each Play, Life, also Glossary, cloth, pub 5s.

60 ARABIAN NIGHTS, delight of half the inhabitants of the globe. Mankindhave in all ages delighted in works of fiction, and this fascination is greatlyincreased by the productions of the sunny regions of the South and East ; thedazzling gorgeousness of Eastern scenery, history, manners,opinions, prejudicesreligion, &c, translated, cloth gilt, illustrations.

61 ROBERTS, Speculum Episcopi, Mirror of a Bishop; HOARE, Lectures, Courseof Divine Judgment ; SERMONS, Curious volume of Old MSS. ; ALBERTI,Philologicae in Test. Nov. 4 books.

62 EADIE, Professor, Dictionary of the BIBLE, cloth, Plan of Jerusalem, and nu?merous engravings ; and 1 other.

63 OXENDEN, Parables of our Lord, calf, pub 3s, 1864 ; and 1 other.

64 PALMER, Compendious History of Church, Earliest Period to Present Timp,Last Edition, enlarged, map, Patriarchates and Provinces of Christian Church.

65 CHURTON (Learned Archdeacon) EARLY ENGLISH CHURCH, Historyfrom Earliest Records, a faithful picture of our Christian Forefathers, showinghow, from time to time, Christianity gained ground, and the changes it pro-duced. No common work, cloth, maps, cuts.

6Q WILBERFORCE, Five Empires, new edition of this " admirable manual ofUniversal History," cloth, pub 3s 6d.

67 LEGENDS, Traditionary Stories, 47, in Prose, Verse, from Nurseries orFiresides of England, Ireland, France, Germany, Scotland, of Chivalry, &c.

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Fairy Stories of every Age and Country, better adapted to awaken Imaginationsand soften Hearts of Childhood, than the good boy stories of late years, clotht

elegant, 21 engravings.

68 TAYLOR, W., of Norwich, ENGLISH SYNONYMES DISCRIMINATED,last Edition, Copious Index, " Just the publication wanted,"

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Quarterly Rev.69 SHORT STORIES and Poems, Excellent Collection, beautifully Printed Borders,

Illustrations in Modern Style, very fine paper, cloth elegant, gilt leaves, 40 wood'-cuts by first artists, Merchants and Robbers, Coal Merchant and WasherwomanRoasted Goose, Squirrel and Wind, Little Fish Stealer, German Watchman'sSong, Wonderful Casket, Bag of Flax, and eighty-nine others.

70 NURSERY TALES. Our Ancient Favourite Fictions, now first collatedfrom all different languages, forming the " best editions" of those ever-charmingtales, the " Delight of the Imagination of half Inhabitants of the Globe." Ele-gant Ornamental Borders round each page, gilt edges, very superior illustrations3 vols, cloth extra, gilt edges, pub £1 lis 6d

71 LAYS and Ballads of English History, by SMEDLEY (" the perfection of balladwriting, pervaded by elevated piety and pure morality"), and 2 others. 3 books

72 HOWARD (Dean of Lichfield) Scripture History of New Testament, clothsuperior engravings ; and others.

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73 TIECK, Best Tales, translated from German, revelling in profusion of his ownbeautiful conceptions, all that is most graceful, humorous and pathetic, gilt

edges ; SHADOWLESS MAN, Wonderful History of Peter Schlemihl. 2 hooks.

74 MUSAEUS, Popular Tales from German, also «' magnificently told " Legends, 6

fine engravings, " Wonderful, replete with incident and adventure of most ex-

citing kind. All the treasures of fairyism." BANKS (Sir Joseph) Life, withCuvier's " beautiful, eloquent eloge," now first translated, also Historical No-tice of Scientific Societies of London ; FOUQUE, Eagle and Lion, and other

Tales. 3 books.

75 DANA, Two Years before the Mast, or Voice from the Forecastle ; BOGATZSKY,Golden Treasury for Children of God ; HANDS and FEET, Economy of, byOld Army Surgeon ; TALES from BLACKWOOD, etc. 5 books.

76 GERMAN Ballads and Songs, best Translation, contains 46 pieces by Uhland,Schiller, Fouque, Korner, Schmid, Goethe, Chamisso, Becker, &c, beautiful

engs. ; and 1 other. 2 bks.

77 BEAUTIFUL Little Rose ; NIGHTINGALE, or History of Count Sternfeld

KING and WOODMAN : HEINRICH and BLANCA j CHERRIES, or Over-seer of Mahlbourg; DOVE, or Castle of Falkenburg ; and others. 12 books.

78 HENLEY, Lives of Lord Chancellor Northington, etc., portraits; LETTERSfrom Isle of Man ; also 1 other. 3 books

79 SURVEYOR and Builder's Perpetual PRICE BOOK, a Collection of TABLES,Application of Tables, according to existing Prices of Labour and Materials,

more or less, saving time in Calculation, and a Fund of Information, pub£1 lis 6d ; Improved FIELD GATE, by Jopling ; and 1 other. 3 books.

80 WORKING Classes, North London, Industrial Exhibition, Catalogue, Memorial,etc., edited by Wilson, elegantly printed, fine portraits of Gladstone, Russell,

Shaftesbury, views of building, exterior, interior, clever engravings; privately

printed, 1864. 2 copies.

81 DOMESTIC Tales for Young, Friend in Disguise, Fate of a Favourite, RightThing to Do, Bob and Dog Quiz, Woodman and Family, Adventures of a Fly,

cloth, neat illustrations, "fascinating little book, imparting instruction andamusement, will attract and delight the young, even when weary with otherbooks ;" also BISHOP'S LITTLE DAUGHTER, &c. 2 books.

82 BRIDGES, Iron Suspension, over Menai Straits, River Conway, and Thames,also different Bridges of Suspension in England and Scotland, calculations onStrength of Malleable Iron, founded on Experiments, by Cumming, plates,

3 copies, pub 5b

83 HAMILTON, Mrs., on Elementary Principles of Education. " The deep practical

philosophy of this admirable work is too well known to require comment."(See also Archbishop Magee's praise). 2 vok in 1 ; EWINGTON, ShortHand, &c.

84 ENGLISHWOMAN in America, Maury, calf elegant, pub 7s 6d85 ASLAUGA Knight and Two Captains, by FOUQUE (beautiful and original work,

replete with fine thought and reflection); and PRASCA LOUPOULOFF, a beau-tiful RUSSIAN NARRATIVE (original of Exiles of Siberia). 2 others. 4 books.

87 ANTIQUITIES, Roman, in Cumberland, Cup, in Cornwall, Antient,

Seal, Grey Friars, Brass Vessels, Fonts, Scotland ; ditto, Salvin, York, Bick-

nacre Priory, Norwich Castle, Piscina, etc., Chalk Church, Gentry Seats,

Kent; ditto, Upchurch, Saxon, Norman Architecture, Ancient Cup, Glassen-

bury, Derbyshire Antiquities, Drinking Horn, Iceland, Autographs, PaperMarks, Lincoln Urns, Basso Relievos, Long Melford Ch. Suffolk, RockingStones, Augurial Seats, Missal Illumination, Barrow Relics, etc., 74 plates, &c.

88 MUSIC, for Piano, various Pieces in lots.

89 PARRY, Capt. Voyage for Discovery of North-West Passage, Atlantic to Pacific

in H. M. Ships Hecla and Griper, maps, fine plates. 2m0 £3 13s 6d90 COMPTON, CARLETON, Cantabrigiensi Soc. Jesu, Cursus Theologici, Prima

et Secunda Pare, Divi Thomse, Complect, thick large folio, calf, scarce.

91 DICKSON, Prrctical AGRICULTURE, complete System of Husbandry,Method of Planting ; Management of Live Stock, 2 large vols, Complete in 12parts, numerous plates, those of Cattle coloured, pub £4 14s 6d

92 LONDON JOURNAL, Literature, Science, Art, Essays, Criticism, Passages fromBooks, full of Cheerful Reading, Anecdotes, Table Talk, etc., cloth, numerousengravings, &c. 2 vols in 1.

93 CRUIKSHANK, George, Best Engravings, Collected; also DEIGHTON,London Nuisances, inimitable in character and execution, a Source of never-failing Amusement, folio, 81 plates, pub £4. 4s

94 PROUT, Samuel, Cottages and Rural Scenery, a set of 16 plates, pub 14s.

95 DITTO, Progressive Fragments, "a very excellent book for young" 100 objects on24 plates, pub, £1 4s.

96 DITTO, RURAL Cottages in NORTH of England, Studies of, 12 fine large

plates, pub. 15s

97 DITTO, WEST of England, 12 large plates, pub. 15s

98 DITTO, EASY Lessons, LANDSCAPE, Rural Pleasing SUBJECTS fromNATURE, Displayed with Judgment and Feeling, in Bold Style, imitation of

Chalk, Sepia, Colours, 40 plates, some coloured, pub 30s

99 BROWN, Capt., FOSSIL CONCHOLOGY of Great Britain and Ireland, Illus-

trated with Descriptions and Localities of ALL SPECIES known, thick royal

4to, halfbnd neat, 116 plates, some coloured, with 3521 most truthful and cha-

racteristic figures, scarce, pub £5 10sMost comprehensive, the only work which includes all known Fossils.

100 CLARKE, Dr., Travels, Greece, Egypt, Holy Land, ("most engaging andinstructive travels ever published."

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Lowndes) fine plates, pub £2 10s

101 LUGAR, Country Gentleman's Architect, Designs for Farm Houses, Farm Yards,most approved Principles, Arable, Grazing, Feeding, Dairy Farms, Plans, Sec-

tions, Cottages, Barn, Stables, Feeding Houses, Dairies, Brewhouses, DogKennels, Labourer's Cottages, Small Villas, etc., 22 plates, pub £1 5s

102 Ditto, ORNAMENTAL Domestic BUILDINGS executed in Castellated andother Styles, Plans and Views, large 4to, coloured plates, pub £2 12s 6d

103 DONALDSON'S Improved FARM BUILDINGS, Series of Designs, adaptedto various sized Buildings, having especial reference to recent Scientific Practice.

104 FARM Buildings, Plantations, Designs by Morton, 25 plates, pub £1 lis 6d105 POCOCK, Designs, Churches, Chapels, Various Dimensions, Styles, Plans, Ele-

vations, Sections, Estimates, also, Altars, Pulpits, Steeples, plates, pub £1 Is,

106 BROWN, RECENT SHELLS of Great Britain and Ireland, Illustrations of

each Shell, as far as possible drawn from Nature itself, with Descriptions andLocalities of all the Species, MARINE, LAND, and FRESH WATER.

107 FOLKES, English Silver COINS, a set of the Illustrations to, Hundreds ofplates.

108 DREW, large CHRONOLOGICAL CHARTS of Ancient History and Geo-graphy, from Creation to Christ (4000 Years), large folio. Finely printed byClay, beautiful maps, pub £1. lis 6d

109 ALEXANDER, Penmanship, Choice Specimens, the VIII Beatitudes fromSermon on Mount, also Lord's Prayer, in every Variety of HANDWRIT-ING (simple to highly ornamental), displaying great taste, 12 large plates.

110 DRAWING BOOK, Elementary, 4to, 16 neat plates of Cottages, with Outlines ;

ditto, Studies of Figures and Groups, for Landscape Subjects, &c, by Phillips,

2 copies.

111 LADIES' Companion at Home and Abroad, by Mrs. Loudon, 2 vols, fine illustra-

112 SCRAP PRINTS, large collection ; also DANCE OF NATIVES {Australian.)

113 CALVERT, DRAWING BOOK, or Sketcher's Elementary Book, Studies of

Trees, Rural Cottages, Ruins, etc., 16 plates and portraits. 2 copies

114 THOMSON, Retreats, Designs, Plans, Elevations for Cottages, Villas, Orna-mental Paintings, 41 plates, pub 2gs.

115 PROUT, SAMUEL, BOATS and COAST SCENERY, and Studies, for Land-scape and Marine Painters, 15 plates, pub 14s.

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