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*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK AN ALPHABETICAL CATALOGUE OF NEW WORKS IN GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE, PUBLISHED BY MESSRS. LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN, AND LONGMANS, PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON ***

Transcriber’s Notes:

This book catalogue, dated March 31, 1853, was extracted from John Francis, Annals, Anecdotes and Legends: A Chronicle of Life Assurance, Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, London, 1853.

Additional Transcriber’s Notes are at the end.

AN ALPHABETICAL CATALOGUE

OF

NEW WORKS

IN GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE,

PUBLISHED BY

MESSRS. LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN, AND LONGMANS,

PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON.

CLASSIFIED INDEX.

Agriculture and Rural Affairs.

Pages

Bayldon on Valuing Rents, etc.

6

Caird’s Letters on Agriculture

8

Cecil’s Stud Farm

8

Loudon’s Encyclopædia of Agriculture

17

”      Self-Instruction for Farmers, etc.

17

”      (Mrs.) Lady’s Country Companion

17

Low’s Elements of Agriculture

18

Arts, Manufactures, and Architecture.

Addison’s Knights Templars

5

Bourne’s Catechism of the Steam Engine

7

”      On the Screw Propeller

6

Brande’s Dictionary of Science, etc.

7

Cresy’s Encyclo. of Civil Engineering

8

Eastlake on Oil Painting

9

Gwilt’s Encyclopædia of Architecture

11

Jameson’s Sacred and Legendary Art

14

Loudon’s Rural Architecture

18

Moseley’s Engineering and Architecture

21

Steam Engine (The), by the Artisan Club

5

Tate on Strength of Materials

29

Ure’s Dictionary of Arts, etc.

30

Biography.

Baines’s Life of Baines

6

Bunsen’s Hippolytus

7

Foss’s Judges of England

10

Freeman’s Life of Kirby

10

Haydon’s Autobiography, by Taylor

29

Holcroft’s Memoirs

31

Holland’s (Lord) Memoirs

12

Lardner’s Cabinet Cyclopædia

16

Maunder’s Biographical Treasury

20

Memoir of the Duke of Wellington

31

”      Lord Peterborough

23

Russell’s Memoirs of Moore

21

Southey’s Life of Wesley

27

”      Life and Correspondence

27

Stephen’s Ecclesiastical Biography

28

Taylor’s Loyola

29

”      Wesley

29

Townsend’s Twelve eminent Judges

30

Waterton’s Autobiography and Essays

30

Books of General Utility.

Acton’s (Eliza) Cookery Book

5

Black’s Treatise on Brewing

6

Cabinet Gazetteer (The)

7

”      Lawyer (The)

8

Hints on Etiquette

12

Hudson’s Executor’s Guide

13

”      On Making Wills

13

Lardner’s Cabinet Cyclopædia

16

Loudon’s Self Instruction

17

”      (Mrs.) Amateur Gardener

17

Maunder’s Treasury of Knowledge

20

”      Scientific and Literary Treasury

20

”      Treasury of History

20

”      Biographical Treasury

20

”      Natural History

20

Pocket and the Stud

12

Pycroft’s Course of English Reading

24

Reece’s Medical Guide

24

Rich’s Companion to the Latin Dictionary

24

Riddle’s Latin Dictionaries and Lexicon

24

Rogers’s Vegetable Cultivator

25

Roget’s English Thesaurus

25

Rowton’s Debater

25

Short Whist

26

Stud (The) for Practical Purposes

12

Thomson’s Interest Tables

30

Traveller’s Library

31

Webster’s Domestic Economy

32

Wilmot’s Abridgment of Blackstone’s Commentaries

32

Botany and Gardening.

Conversations on Botany

8

Hooker’s British Flora

13

”      Guide to Kew Gardens

12

Lindley’s Introduction to Botany

17

Loudon’s Hortus Britannicus

18

”      Encyclopædia of Trees & Shrubs

17

”           ”      Gardening

17

”           ”      Plants

18

”      Self-Instruction for Gardeners

17

”      (Mrs.) Amateur Gardener

17

Rivers’s Rose Amateur’s Guide

25

Rogers’s Vegetable Cultivator

25

Chronology.

Blair’s Chronological Tables

6

Bunsen’s Ancient Egypt

7

Haydn’s Book of Dignities

12

Nicolas’s Chronology of History

16

Commerce and Mercantile Affairs.

Francis’s Bank of England

10

”      English Railway

10

”      Stock Exchange

10

Lorimer’s Letters to a Master Mariner

17

M’Culloch’s Dictionary of Commerce

19

Steel’s Shipmaster’s Assistant

28

Symons’ Merchant Seamen’s Law

28

Thomson’s Tables of Interest

29

Criticism, History, and Memoirs.

Addison’s Knights Templars

5

Anthony’s Footsteps to History

5

Balfour’s Sketches of Literature

6

Belfast’s English Poets

6

Blair’s Chron. and Historical Tables

6

Burton’s History of Scotland

7

Bunsen’s Ancient Egypt

7

”      Hippolytus

7

Conybeare and Howson’s St. Paul

8

Dennistoun’s Dukes of Urbino

9

Eastlake’s History of Oil Painting

9

Félice’s French Protestants

10

Foss’s Judges of England

10

Francis’s Bank of England

10

”      English Railway

10

”      Stock Exchange

10

Gleig’s Leipsic Campaign

31

Gurney’s Historical Sketches

11

Hamilton’s Essays from the Edinburgh Review

11

Haydon’s Autobiography, by Taylor

29

Harrison On the English Language

11

Holland’s (Lord) Foreign Reminiscences

12

”           ”      Whig Party

12

Jeffrey’s (Lord) Contributions

14

Kemble’s Anglo-Saxons in England

15

Lardner’s Cabinet Cyclopædia

16

Macaulay’s Essays

18

”      History of England

18

Mackintosh’s Miscellaneous Works

18

M’Culloch’s Dictionary, Historical, Geographical, and Statistical

19

Maunder’s Treasury of History

20

Marriotti’s Fra Dolcino

19

Martineau’s Church History

20

Memoir of the Duke of Wellington

31

Merivale’s Roman Republic

20

”      History of Rome

20

Moore’s (Thomas) Memoirs, etc.

21

Mosheim’s Ecclesiastical History

22

Mure’s Greek Literature

22

Ranke’s Ferdinand and Maximilian

31

Rich’s Companion to the Latin Dictionary

24

Riddle’s Latin Dictionaries

24

Rogers’s Essays from the Edinburgh Rev.

25

Roget’s English Thesaurus

25

St. John’s Indian Archipelago

25

Schmitz’s History of Greece

29

Sinclair’s Popish Legends

26

Smith’s (S.) Lectures on Moral Philosophy

27

Southey’s The Doctor etc.

27

Stephen’s Ecclesiastical Biography

28

”      Lectures on the History of France

28

Sydney Smith’s Works

27

Taylor’s Loyola

29

”      Wesley

29

Thirlwall’s History of Greece

29

Townsend’s State Trials

30

Turner’s England during the Middle Ages

30

”      Anglo-Saxons

30

”      Sacred History of the World

30

Zumpt’s Latin Grammar

32

Geography and Atlases.

Butler’s Ancient and Modern Geography

7

”      Atlas of General Geography

7

Cabinet Gazetteer (The)

7

Hall’s Large Library Atlas

13

Hughes (E.) New School Physical Atlas

13

”      (W.) Australian Colonies

13

”        ”   Mathematical Geography

11

Johnston’s General Gazetteer

14

M’Culloch’s Geographical Dictionary

19

M’Leod and Weller’s Scripture Atlas

18

Murray’s Encyclopædia of Geography

21

Sharp’s British Gazetteer

26

Juvenile Books.

Amy Herbert

25

Anthony’s Footsteps to History

5

Calling and Responsibilities of a Governess

8

Corner’s Children’s Sunday Book

8

Earl’s Daughter (The)

25

Experience of Life (The)

10

Gertrude

26

Graham’s Studies from the English Poets

11

Howitt’s Boy’s Country Book

13

”      Children’s Year

13

Laneton Parsonage

26

Mrs. Marcet’s Conversations

19

Margaret Percival

26

Pycroft’s Course of English Reading

24

Medicine.

Ancell On Tuberculosis

5

Bull’s Hints to Mothers

7

”      Management of Children

7

Copland’s Dictionary of Medicine

8

Holland’s Mental Physiology

12

Latham On Diseases of the Heart

15

Moore On Health, Disease, and Remedy

21

Pereira On Food and Diet

23

Reece’s Medical Guide

24

Thomas’s Practice on Physic

29

Miscellaneous and General literature.

Calling, etc. (The) of a Governess

8

Carlisle’s Lectures and Addresses

31

Eclipse of Faith (The)

9

Graham’s English

11

Greg’s Essays on Political and Social Science

11

Haydn’s Beatson’s Index

12

Holland’s Medical Physiology

12

Hooker’s Kew Guide

12

Howitt’s Rural Life of England

13

”      Visits to Remarkable Places

13

Jeffrey’s (Lord) Contributions

14

Lang On Freedom for the Colonies

15

Lardner’s Cabinet Cyclopædia

16

Loudon’s (Mrs.) Lady’s Country Companion

17

Macaulay’s Critical and Historical Essays

18

Mackintosh’s (Sir J.) Miscellaneous Works

18

Maitland’s Church in the Catacombs

19

Memoirs of a Maitre d’Armes

31

Pascal’s Works, by Pearce

23

Pycroft’s Course of English Reading

24

Rich’s Companion to the Latin Dictionary

24

Riddle’s Latin Dictionaries and Lexicon

24

Rowton’s Debater

25

Seaward’s Narrative of his Shipwreck

25

Sir Roger De Coverley

26

Sketches by a Sailor

26

Southey’s Common-Place Books

27

”      The Doctor etc.

27

Stow’s Training System

28

Sydney Smith’s Works

27

Townsend’s State Trials

30

Willoughby’s (Lady) Diary

32

Zumpt’s Latin Grammar

32

Natural History in General.

Catlow’s Popular Conchology

8

Doubleday, Westwood, and Hewitson’s Butterflies

9

Ephemera and Young on the Salmon

10

Gosse’s Natural History of Jamaica

11

Kemp’s Natural History of Creation

31

Kirby and Spence’s Entomology

15

Lee’s Elements of Natural History

15

Maunder’s Treasury of Natural History

20

Turton’s Shells of the British Islands

30

Waterton’s Essays on Natural History

30

Youatt’s The Dog

32

”      The Horse

23

One Vol. Encyclopædias and Dictionaries.

Blaine’s, of Rural Sports

6

Brande’s, of Science, Literature, and Art

7

Copland’s, of Medicine

8

Cresy’s, of Civil Engineering

8

Gwilt’s, of Architecture

11

Johnston’s Geographical Dictionary

14

Loudon’s, of Trees and Shrubs

17

”      of Gardening

17

”      of Agriculture

17

”      of Plants

18

”      of Rural Architecture

18

M’Culloch’s Geographical Dictionary

19

”      Dictionary of Commerce

19

Murray’s Encyclopædia of Geography

22

Sharp’s British Gazetteer

26

Ure’s Arts, Manufactures, and Mines

30

Webster’s Domestic Economy

32

Poetry and the Drama.

Aikin’s (Dr.) British Poets

5

Baillie’s (Joanna) Poetical Works

5

Belfast’s Lectures on the English Poets

6

Dante, by Cayley

8

Flowers and their Kindred Thoughts

22

Fruits from the Garden and Field

23

Goldsmith’s Poems, illustrated

11

Goethe’s Faust, by Falck Lebahn

15

Graham’s Studies from the English Poets

11

Kippis’s Hymns

15

L. E. L.’s Poetical Works

15

Linwood’s Anthologia Oxoniensis

17

Macaulay’s Lays of Ancient Rome

18

Montgomery’s Poetical Works

20

”      Original Hymns

20

Moore’s Irish Melodies

21

”      Lalla Rookh

21

”      Poetical Works

21

”      Songs and Ballads

21

Shakspeare, by Bowdler

26

”      ’s Sentiments and Similes

14

”      ’s Songs and Ballads

26

Southey’s Poetical Works

27

”      British Poets

28

Swain’s English Melodies

28

Thomson’s Seasons, illustrated

29

Watts’s Lyrics of the Heart

32

Winged Thoughts

22

Political Economy and Statistics.

Banfield’s Statistical Companion

6

Caird’s English Agriculture

8

Francis’s Bank of England

10

”      English Railway

10

”      Stock Exchange

10

Greg’s Essays on Political and Social Science

11

Laing’s Denmark and the Duchies

15

”      Notes of a Traveller

15

M’Culloch’s Geographical, Statistical, and Historical Dictionary

19

M’Culloch’s Dictionary of Commerce

19

”      London

31

”      On Taxation and Funding

19

”      Statistics of the British Empire

19

Marcet’s Conversations on Polit. Economy

19

Pashley on Pauperism

23

Religious and Moral Works, etc.

Amy Herbert

25

Bloomfield’s Greek Testament

6

”      Annotations on ditto

6

”      College and School ditto

6

Calling and Responsibilities of a Governess

8

Conybeare and Howson’s St. Paul

8

Corner’s Sunday Book

8

Dale’s Domestic Liturgy

9

Discipline

9

Earl’s Daughter (The)

25

Eclipse of Faith (The)

9

Englishman’s Hebrew Concordance

10

”      Greek Concordance

10

Experience of Life (The)

10

Félice’s French Protestants

10

Gertrude

26

Harrison’s Light of the Forge

11

Hope’s Brittany and the Bible

31

Hook’s (Dr.) Lectures on Passion Week

12

Horne’s Introduction to the Scriptures

13

”      Compendium of ditto

13

Jameson’s Sacred and Legendary Art

14

”      Monastic Legends

14

”      Legends of the Madonna

14

Jeremy Taylor’s Works

14

Kippis’s Hymns

15

Laneton Parsonage

26

Letters to my Unknown Friends

17

”      on Happiness

17

Maitland’s Church in the Catacombs

19

Margaret Percival

26

M’Leod and Weller’s Scripture Atlas

18

Mariotti’s Fra Dolcino

19

Martineau’s Church History

20

Milner’s Church of Christ

20

Montgomery’s Original Hymns

20

Moore on the Power of the Soul

21

”      on the Use of the Body

21

”      on Man and his Motives

21

Mosheim’s Ecclesiastical History

22

Neale’s Risen from the Ranks

22

”      Closing Scene

23

”      Resting Places of the Just

22

”      Riches that bring no Sorrow

22

Newman’s (J. H.) Discourses

22

Pascal’s Works, by Pearce

23

Ranke’s Ferdinand and Maximilian

31

Readings for Lent

14

Robinson’s Lexicon of the Greek Testament

25

Saints our Example (The)

25

Self Denial the Preparation for Easter

25

Sketches by a Sailor

26

Sinclair’s Journey of Life

26

”      Popish Legends

26

Smith’s (J.) St. Paul’s Shipwreck

27

”      (S.) Lectures on Moral Philosophy

27

Southey’s Life of Wesley

27

Stephen’s (Sir J.) Ecclesiastical Biography

28

Tayler’s (Rev. C. B.) Margaret

29

”           ”      Lady Mary

29

Taylor’s (J.) Thumb Bible

29

”      (Isaac) Loyola

29

”      Wesley

29

Tomline’s Introduction to the Bible

30

Turner’s Sacred History

30

Willoughby’s (Lady) Diary

32

Rural Sports.

Blaine’s Dictionary of Rural Sports

6

Cecil’s Stable Practice

8

”      Stud Farm

8

The Cricket Field

9

Ephemera on Angling

10

”      ’s Book of the Salmon

10

Hawker’s Instructions to Sportsmen

12

The Hunting Field

11

Loudon’s Lady’s Country Companion

17

Pocket and the Stud

12

Practical Horsemanship

11

Pulman’s Fly-Fishing

24

Stable Talk and Table Talk

12

The Stud, for Practical Men

12

Wheatley’s Rod and Line

32

The Sciences in General and Mathematics.

Bourne’s Catechism of the Steam Engine

7

”      on the Screw Propeller

6

Brande’s Dictionary of Science, etc.

7

DelaBeche on the Geology of Cornwall, etc.

9

”      ’s Geological Observer

9

De la Rive’s Electricity

9

Herschel’s Outlines of Astronomy

12

Humboldt’s Aspects of Nature

14

”      Cosmos

14

Holland’s Mental Physiology

12

Lardner’s Cabinet Cyclopædia

16

”      Great Exhibition

15

Lund’s Companion to Wood’s Algebra

32

Marcet’s Conversations

19

Moseley’s Practical Mechanics

22

”      Engineering and Architecture

22

Owen’s Comparative Anatomy

23

Peschel’s Physics

23

Phillips’s Mineralogy

23

”      Palæozoic Fossils of Cornwall, etc.

24

Portlock’s Geology of Londonderry

24

Smee’s Electro-Metallurgy

27

Steam Engine (The), by the Artisan Club

5

Tate on Strength of Materials

28

”      Exercises on Mechanics

27

”      Mechanical Philosophy

28

Wood’s Algebra, by Lund

32

Veterinary Medicine.

Cecil’s Stable Practice

8

”      Stud Farm

8

The Hunting Field

11

The Pocket and the Stud

12

Practical Horsemanship

11

Stable Talk and Table Talk

12

The Stud for Practical Purposes

11

Youatt’s The Dog

32

”      The Horse

32

Voyages and Travels.

Adams’s Canterbury Settlement

5

Davis’s China

9

Eöthen

31

Forbes’s Dahomey

10

Forester and Biddulph’s Norway

10

Hope’s Brittany and the Bible

31

Hughes’s Australian Colonies

31

Huc’s Tartary, Thibet, and China

31

Humboldt’s Aspects of Nature

14

Jameson’s Canada

31

Jerrmann’s Pictures from St. Petersburg

31

Lang’s New South Wales

15

Laing’s Denmark

15

”      Norway

31

”      Notes of a Traveller

15

Lardner’s London, etc.

15

Osborn’s Arctic Journal

22

Peel’s Nubian Desert

23

Pfeiffer’s Voyage round the World

31

Power’s New Zealand Sketches

24

Richardson’s Arctic Boat Voyage

24

Seaward’s Narrative of his Shipwreck

25

Snow’s Arctic Voyage

27

St. John’s (H.) Indian Archipelago

25

”      (J. A.) Isis

25

Sutherland’s Arctic Voyage

28

Traveller’s Library

31

Werne’s African Wanderings

31

Works of Fiction.

Lady Willoughby’s Diary

32

Macdonald’s Villa Verocchio

18

Sir Roger De Coverley

26

Southey’s The Doctor etc.

27

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p. 32: “nunerous” changed to “numerous” (with numerous Additions)

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AN ALPHABETICAL CATALOGUE OF NEW WORKS In GENERAL and MISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE, PUBLISHED BY Messrs. LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN, and LONGMANS, PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON.

CLASSIFIED INDEX.

An ALPHABETICAL CATALOGUE OF NEW WORKS and NEW EDITIONS PUBLISHED BY Messrs. LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN, and LONGMANS.

Transcriber’s Notes:

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