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I. The History and Antiquities of the Anglo-Saxon Church.

By John Lingard, D.D. 2 Vols. London, 1845. 1

II. 1. A Collection of Old Ballads anterior to the Reign of

Charles I. Edited by J. Payne Collier, Esq., for the

Percy Society. 1840.

2. A Collection of Songs and Ballads relative to the Lon-

don Apprentices and Trades, &c., during the Reigns of

Henry VIII., Elizabeth, and James I.

Edited by

Charles Mackay, Esq., for the Percy Society. 1841.

3. The Book of Scottish Ballads. By Alexander White-

law. Glasgow, 1845. .

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III. The Works of Walter Savage Landor. 2 Vols. 8vo.

London, 1846.

59

IV. The Philosophy of Trade; or, Outlines of a Theory of

Profits and Prices, including an Examination of the

Principles which determine the relative value of Corn

Labour and Currency. By Patrick James Stirling.

Edinburgh : Oliver and Boyd. 1846.

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V. 1. Vindication of the Ancient Independence of Scotland.

By John Allen. London: Charles Knight. 1833.

2. Documents and Records illustrating the History of

Scotland and the Transactions between the Crowns of

England and Scotland, preserved in the Treasury of

Her Majesty's Exchequer. Vol. I. Collected and

Edited by Sir Francis Palgrave, K.H., of the Honour-

able Society of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law

Keeper of the Records in the aforesaid Treasury

Printed by Command of Her Majesty Queen Victoria,

in pursuance of an Address of the House of Commons

of Great Britain ; and under the Direction of the Com-

missioners on the Public Records of the Kingdom.

1837.

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VI. 1. Notice sur le Speculum humanæ Salvationis. Par J.

Marie Guichard. Paris, 1840. 8vo.

2. La plus ancienne Gravure connue avec une date. Mé-

moire par le Baron de Reiffenberg, de l'Institut de

France, Présenté dans la séance du 7 Mai 1845. 4to.

3. Opinion d'un Bibliophile sur l’Estampe de 1418 con-

servée à la Bibliothéque Royale de Bruxelles. Par M.

J. A. C. Bruxelles, 1846. 4to.

4. Quelques Mots sur la Gravure au Millésime de 1418.

Par C. D. B. Bruxelles, 1846. 4to.

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VII. Degli ultimi casi di Romagna, di Massimo d’Azeglio.

12mo. Italia, 1846.

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VIII. 1. A Cycle of Celestial Objects for the use of Naval, Mili-

tary, and Private Astronomers, Observed, Reduced,

and Discussed. By Captain William Henry Smith,

R.N., K.S.F., D.C.L., &c. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1844.

2. Thoughts on some Important Points relating to the

History of the World. By J. P. Nichol, LL.D., Pro-

fessor of Astronomy in the University of Glasgow. 1

vol. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1846.

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IX. 1. The Queen's Speech at the Prorogation of Parliament.

(Morning Chronicle, August 29, 1846.)

2. Circular of the Protestant Association. 1846.

3. Valedictory Address to the American Deputies. Deli-

livered by the Rev. Dr. Byrth at the Public Breakfast

of the Friends of the Evangelical Alliance at Liver-

pool. (Liverpool Times, September 22, 1846.) 256

CONTENTS OF No. XII.

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I. An Historical and Critical View of the Speculative Phi-

losophy of Europe in the Nineteenth Century. By

J. D. Morell, A.M. London, 1846.

271

II. The Lost Senses, Vol. i. Deafness; Vol. ii. Blindness. By

John Kitto, D.D., Editor of the Pictorial Bible, of the

Biblical Cyclopædia, &c. London, 1845.

331

III. 1. The Works of Abraham Cowley, with an Account of

his Life and Writings. By Thomas Sprat, D.D. Edi-

tion by J. Sprat, 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1721.

2. Select Works of Abraham Cowley, with a Preface and

Notes. By R. Hurd, D.D. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1777.

3. The Poetical Works of Abraham Cowley, containing

his Miscellanies, Epistles, Elegiac Poems, Prologues,

Epilogues, &c. &c. Edinburg. At the Apollo Press,

by the Martins, Anno 1777.

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IV. Modern Painters. By a Graduate of Oxford. 2 vols. 4to.

London, 1846.

401

V. Biographia Britannica Literaria. A Literary History of

the United Kingdom. By Thomas Wright, M.A., &c.

Second Volume. Anglo-Norman Period. Parker, Lon-

don, 1846.

431

VI. 1. Correspondence of the late James Watt on his Dis-

covery of the theory of the Composition of Water, with

a Letter from his Son. Edited, with Introductory

Remarks and an Appendix, by James Patrick Muir-

head, Esq., F.R.S.E. London, 1846.

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2. Historical Eloge of James Watt. By M. Arago, Per-

petual Secretary to the Academy of Sciences. Trans-

lated from the French, with Additional Notes and an

Appendix, by James Patrick Muirhead, Esq., M.A., of

Balliol College, Oxford, Advocate. London, 1839.

3. Address to the Meeting of the British Association held

at Birmingham August 26, 1839. By the Rev. W.

Vernon Harcourt. London, 1840.

4. Lives of Men of Letters and Science who flourished in

the time of George III. By Henry Lord Brougham,

F.R.S., Member of the National Institute of France,

and of the Royal Academy of Naples. Life of Watt,

Vol. i. p. 352. Life of Cavendish, Vol. i. p. 429, and

Note to their Lives, Vol. ii. p. 507. London, 1846.

5. Letter to Henry Lord Brougham, F.R.S., containing

remarks on certain statements in his Lives of Black,

Watt, and Cavendish. By the Rev. William Vernon

Harcourt, F.R.S., &c. London, 1846.

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VII. Ireland—The Devon Commission-Lord George Hill's

Facts from Gweedore.

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