No. 2411.

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT in INDIA.

EXAMINATION for DIRECT APPOINTMENTS in 1874. Candidates intending to present themselves at the Examination already advertised as to be held after Easter, 1874, are requested to send their Names without delay to the Secretary of the Public Works Department, India Office, London, S. W., in order that the forms required to be filled up may be forwarded immediately. They must be British bern subjects, not exceeding the age of 24 on the 1st of July, 1874, of sound constitution, and of good moral character, and must have been employed not less than Eight Months as Pupils or Assistants under a Cril or Mechanical Engineer.

India Offices, November, 1873.

ROYAL INSTITUTION of GREAT BRITAIN.

ALBEMARLE-STREET, PICCADILLY, W.

Professor RUTHERFORD will, on TUESDAY NEXT, January 13, begin a Course of Five Lectures on RESPIRATION; Professor DUNCAN will, on THURSDAY NEXT, January 15, begin a Course of ix Lectures on PALEONTOLOGY, with Reference to Extinct Animals and the Physical Geography of their Time: and Professor CROOM ROBERTSON will, on SATURDAY NEXT, January 17, berin a Course of Four Lectures on KANT. Lecture Hour, Three 'clock - Subscription for all the Courses of the Season, Two Guineas; for a Single Course, One Guinea or Half-a-Guinea,

The WEEKLY EVENING MEETINGS begin on FRIDAY NEXT, January 16, at Eight o'clock. Discourse, by Professor TYNDALL, on the Acoustic Transparency and Opacity of the Atmosphere, 9 P.M. To these Meetings, Members and their Friends only are admitted.

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NTHROPOLOGICAL INSTITUTE of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND.

4, St. MARTIN'S-PLACE, TRAFALGAR-SQUARE, W.C. [In which are united the Anthropological Society of London, and the Ethnological Society of London.] President-Professor BUSK, F.R.S. Treasurer-Rev. DUNBAR I. HEATH, M.A. Director-E. W. BRABROOK, Esq. F.S.A.

The Institute will meet on TUESDAY, January 13, at 8 o'clock r. M., precisely, when the following Papers will be read :

1. The Nagas and Neighbouring Tribes.' By S. E. Peal, Esq., Loc. Sec. for Assam.

2 Stone Monuments of the Khasi Hills. By C. B. Clarke, Esq. (communicated by Prof. H. Fawcett).

3. Description of a Samoiede skull (from the Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons) By Prof. George Busk, F.R.S., President.

4. On Skulls found in a Burial-Ground near Tiflis. By Commander Telfer, R N.

Prof. Marshall, F.R.S., will exhibit a Skull from the Peat in the Isle of Ely. J. FRED. COLLINGWOOD, Secretary.

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ING'S COLLEGE, LONDON.-The THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.-New Students must present themselves on TUESDAY, January 20.

The College Theolozical Testamur can be obtained by

A. Graduates in Arts of any British University, in three terms. B. Associates of the General Literary Department of King's College, in six terms.

C. All duly qualified persons of 21 years of age, in six terms. There is also a Preparatory Class for those wishing to pass the Entrance Examination.

For information apply personally or by postage-card to J. W. CUNKINGHAM, Esq., Secretary.

KING'S COLLEGE, LONDON.

DEPARTMENT

of GENERAL LITERATURE and SCIENCE.-New Students

will be admitted on WEDNESDAY, January 21.

The Department is thus divided :

I. The Classical Division, embracing Classics, Mathematics, EngHah History, and Modern Languages.

IL The Modern Division, including English, Latin, Modern Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Geology, and Drawing.

For information apply personally or by postage-card to J. W. CUNFINGHAM, Esq., Secretary.

KING'S COLLEGE, LONDON.-DEPARTMENT

of APPLIED SCIENCES.-New Students will be admitted en WEDNESDAY, January 21. The Course of Study provides a System of Practical Education for those who intend to engage in Engineering, Surveying, Architecture, and the higher branches of Chemical and Manufacturing Art. This Department has attached to it a Workshop, also Chemical, Physical, and Photographic Laboratories.

For information apply personally or by postage card to J. W. CUNSINGHAM, Esq., Secretary.

KING'S COLLEGE, LONDON.-The EVENING

CLASSES.-These Classes will RE-OPEN on MONDAY, Jan. 19, in Divinity, Latin, Greek, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Spanish, German Literature, English, History, Geography, Arithmetic, Writing, Mathematics, Commerce, Drawing, Chemistry, Practical Chemistry, Mechanics, Physiology, Experimental Physics, Logic, Political EcoBoty, Mineralogy, Geology, Law, and Public Speaking,

For the Prospectus apply personally or by postage-card to J. W. CUNDOBAM, Esq., Secretary.

KING'S COLLEGE, LONDON. The SCHOOL.

-New Pupils will be admitted on TUESDAY, January 20. -There are Three Divisions:

1. Division of Classics, Mathematics, and General Literature, intended to prepare Pupils for the Universities, for the Theological, General Literature, and Medical Departments of the College, and for the Learned Professions.

2 Division of Modern Instruction, intended to prepare Pupils for general and mercantile pursuits, for the Department of Engineering In the College, and for the Military Academies.

3 LOWER SCHOOL.-This Division includes Boys over eight Tears of age, and is intended to give a complete Course of Education up to such a point as will prepare them to enter with advantage either of the two Senior Divisions.

For information apply personally or by postage-card to J. W. Ocx. SINGHAM, Esq., Secretary.

KING'S COLLEGE, LONDON.-The Rev. A. J.

D. D'ORSEY, B.D., will RESUME his PUBLIC LECTURES and CLASSES on 21st January. Private Classes for Gentlemen meet on the 19th; for Ladies on the 13th, at 13, Prince's square, W.

MR. C. H. LAKE'S SCHOOL RE-OPENS 22nd

January. VACANCIES for TWO_BOARDERS.—Address The REDCLIFFE SCHOOL, 1, Cathcart road, S.W.

UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE SCHOOL, London.
Head Master-T. HEWITT KEY, M.A., F.R.S.
Vice Master-E. R. HORTON, MA,
Fellow of St. Peter's College, Cambridge.

The LENT TERM will BEGIN for NEW PUPILS on TUESDAY, January 13th. 1874, at 9:30 AM.

The School is close to the Gower-street Station of the Metropolitan Railway, and only a few minutes' walk from the Termiui of several other Railways.-Prospectuses. containing full information respecting the Courses of Instruction given in the School, Fees, and other par ticulars, may be obtained at the Office of the College.

JOHN ROBSON, B.A, Secretary to the Council.

UEEN'S COLLEGE, 43 and 45, Harley-street,

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W.-Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1853, for the General Education of Ladies, and for granting Certificates of Knowledge. Patrons-Her Majesty the QUEEN, H.R H. the Princess of WALES. Principal-The Rev. J. LLEWELYN DAVIES, M.A. The CLASSES will meet, for the LENT TERM, on MONDAY, January 19th. Individual instruction is given in Vocal and Instrumental Music. Classes for Greek and for Conversation in Modern Languages on the entry of six names. Boarders are received within the College walls by Miss Wood and Miss Parry.-Prospectuses, with full particulars, may be obtained on application to the AssistantSecretary, Miss GROVE, at the College Office. E. H. PLUMPTRE, M.A., Dean.

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UEEN'S COLLEGE SCHOOL, for GIRLS between Five and Fourteen, 43 and 45, Harley-street, W. The CLASSES will RE-OPEN on MONDAY, January 19th. Prospectuses may be obtained on application to Miss GROVE, at the College Office. E. H. PLUMPTRE, M.A., Dean.

THE LONDON INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE.

Principal, Dr. LEONHARD SCHMITZ, F.R.S. E., late Rector of the High School, Edinburgh. The WINTER TERM will COMMENCE on MONDAY, the 19th of January, 1874.-Applications for admission to be addressed to the Principal, at the College, Springgrove, near Isleworth, Middlesex.

INDIAN CIVIL ENGINEERING COLLEGE,

COOPER'S HILL.-Candidates for admission are specially prepared by the Rev. Dr WRIGLEY. M.A., M.D., F.R.A.S., formerly Professor of Mathematics, Addiscombe, and late Examiner of Candidates for Appointments in the Indian Civil Engineering Service and Indian Telegraph.- Address 67, High-street, Clapham, S. W.

COLLEGE of PRECEPTORS, 42, Queen's-square,

of LECTURES and LESSONS for TEACHERS in the SCIENCE, ART, and HISTORY of EDUCATION.

The Council have re-appointed Professor PAYNE to conduct the Course for 1874. It will consist of Fourteen Lectures on the Science, Twelve on the Method, and Ten on the History and Methods of Education, accompanied by Exercises, Lessons, Discussions, and Examinations.

The Introductory Lecture, Open to the Public, will be delivered on January 20, and the Course will commence January 22, and be continued on Thursday Evenings, at Half-past Seven o'clock.

Fee (payable in advance), One and a Half-Guinea for the Course, or One Guinea for each Division.

Further particulars obtainable at the College.

JOHN R. O'NEIL, M.A., Secretary.

BEDFORD (for LADIE S),

48 and 49, Bedford-square, London. Founded 1849. Incorporated 1869.

LENT TERM will BEGIN on THURSDAY, January 15th, 1874. Prospectuses, with particulars respecting Scheme of Studies, Scholarships, Boarding, &c., may be had at the College.

JANE MARTINEAU, Hon. Sec. ADIES' COLLEGE, THE WOODLANDS, Unionroad, Clapham Rise.

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The PUPILS will RE-ASSEMBLE on THURSDAY, January 15th, when Classes will be formed for French, German, Italian, History, Mathematics. English Literature, Latin, Drawing, Singing, Music, &c. The LECTURES will commence the following week. Sixteen Young Ladies are received as Boarders.

LADIES' EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION,

in connexion with University College, London. NEW SUBJECTS FOR LENT TERM. MATHEMATICS.-Twenty Lectures on Ratio and Proportions, by Professor HENRICI, at 330 on Mondays and Wednesdays, beginning January 19. Fee, 11. 118. 6d.

FRENCH HISTORY.-Fifteen Lectures by Professor BEESLY, at 2:30 on Tuesdays, beginning January 20. Fee, 11. 18.

The Classes of English, French, Italian, German, Logic, Constitutional History and Physics, will meet on and after Monday, January 19; of English History and Hygiene respectively, on Wednesday, January 14, and Friday, January 16.

Prospectuses to be had in the Office at the College, or of J. E. MYLNE, Esq., 27, Oxford square, Hyde Park, W.

LADIES SCHOOL.-First-class BOARD and

EDUCATION. — In order to increase the number of Pupils, Daughters of Clergymen and Professional Men taken at greatly reduced terms. Highest references. - Address X. Y. O., Messrs. Deacon's, Leadenhall-street, London.

EDUCATION, HALLIS and FRENCH

DUCATION.-ST. MARY'S HALL, 5 and 6, ST. INSTITUTION for LADIES. on the Principles of Queen's College (established 1849), will RE-OPEN (D.V.) on the 13th inst. There are Vacancies for Two Resident Pupils. SARAH NORTHCROFT, Principal.

at SOUTHSIDE HOUSE, WESTON-SUPER-MARE.-Principals: Mr. and Mrs. H. B. SMITH and Miss FERRIS.-The Course of Study is adapted to the Standard of the Cambridge Local Examinations, and is under the personal supervision of Mr. H. B. Smith and Miss Ferris, who have had considerable experience in Teaching, and have successfully passed Pupils at the Cambridge and Oxford Local Examinations. French taught by a Resident Parisian lady. School RE-OPENS on WED. NESDAY, January 21.

EDUCATION for GIRLS

PRICE
THREEPENCE

REGISTERED AS A NEWSPAPER

NORTH LONDON LADIES' EDUCATIONAL

ASSOCIATION.

Prof. C. CASSAL will give TWELVE LECTURES, in French, on the MODERN FRENCH DRAMA, with occasional Lessons on Grammar and Style, at Wellington Hall, Islington, on WEDNES DAYS, at 3 30, beginning Jan. 14th-Information can be obtained from the Hon. Sec, Miss L. SHARPE, 1, Highbury-terrace, N.

Conducted by the Misses ACKERLEY, who devote themselves to the EDUCATION of a limited number of YOUNG LADIES, and who in their Establishment combine the advantages and comforts of Private Tuition with the emulation of a Select School. In their endeavours to ensure the proficiency of their Pupils in every branch of learning, the Misses ACKERLEY are assisted by the most talented Professors from Liverpool.

SCHOOL will RE-OPEN on TUESDAY, February 3rd.

TRINITY COLLEGE, ALBERT-ROAD, BRIGHTON.

-The PRINCIPAL. formerly Tutor to the Sons and near Rela tives of the two Archbishops of Canterbury (Dr. Sumner and Dr. Longley), the Bishop of Winchester, Lord Palmerston, Earl Russell, &o., RECEIVES PUPILS. Many of those prepared by him have taken Scholarships, &c. at the Universities, Public Schools, and the first places in the Army, India Civil Service, &c.-For terms, &c. apply to the PRINCIPAL.

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PAUL'S COLLEGE, STONY STRATFORD, Bucks,

a PUBLIC SCHOOL for the SONS of the CLERGY and Mem. bers of the Church of England.-Names of Candidates for Admission can be received for Michaelmas Term, by which time a range of New Buildings, comprising Studies, Class-rooms, and Dormitories, will be completed, and ready for occupation.

Inclusive terms, for Board and Tuition, 60l. a year. For further information, apply to the SECRETARY, S. Paul's College, Stony Stratford.

HIGHBURY HOUSE SCHOOL, St. Leonards

Head Master - ROBERT JOHNSON, M.A. LL.B. Lon. Un, assisted by Five Resident Masters. Classics, Mathematics, Modern Languages, and thorough English are taught. The Junior Classes are trained by Ladies on the PESTALOZZIAN principle.

The House, beautifully situated, and specially built for the School. has well-ventilated Class-Rooms and Dormitories, with Hot and Cold Baths, and a covered Playground. The health and comfort of delicate boys specially cared for.

School duties will be resumed on JANUARY 90th.

For Prospectus, apply to Mrs. Durr, the Lady Principal, or to the Head Master.

FULLANDS SCHOOL, TAUNTON.

The aim of Fullands School is to provide for the SONS of GENTLEMEN a thoroughly good Education, similar to that given at the Public Schools, but at a moderate cost.

Principal-Mr. REED, Fellow of the College of Preceptors, London.
Vice-Principals.

Head Mathematical Master-Rev. WILLIAM REED, M.A., St. John's
College, Cambridge; 14th Senior Optime, Tripos 1869.
Head Classical Master-FRANCIS REED, Esq, B.A., Exeter
College, Oxford.

There are Three School Terms in the year, of an average duration of Thirteen Weeks each.

The LENT TERM begins on 22nd January, 1874.- Prospectu may be obtained on application.

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ORNING CLASSES, for the Sons of Gentlemen only, 10A, MOUNT-STREET, Berkeley-square, W. Conducted by Miss M. J. SPRATT (Associate of Queen's College, Harley-street). -Miss SPRATT begs to announce that her CLASSES RE-OPEN on MONDAY, January 19th, 1874.

MISS PLEINE'S KINDERGARTEN will RE

OPEN on MONDAY, 12th of January.-For particulars, see Prospectus, at 27, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, W.

PRIVATE TUITION.-Preparation for the Public

Schools and all Public Examinations.-A MARRIED GRADUATE (Cambridge), residing in a healthy locality, near the sea, who is highly recommended by leading Members of the Clerical, Medical, and Legal Professions (English and Foreign), and by Public School. masters, and whose Pupils, for several years, have been eminently successful, has VACANCIES FOR TWO PUPILS. Terms from 90 Guineas, according to age, &c.-Apply for further information, by letter, to L. M., care of Mr. Stanford, 6 and 7, Charing Cross, London, S.W.

"This process is as artistic as it is exact.”—Times.

FACSIMILES. REPRODUCTIONS of OLD

DOCUMENTS, CHARTERS, MISSALS, PLANS, MAPS, &c., are made by the Processes of Photo and Chromo Lithography, by EDWARD J. FRANCIS, Took's-court, Chancery-lane, E.C. Preparing for Publication, RALPH AGAS'S MAP of LONDON, reproduced from the Guildhall Library Copy, by permission of the Corporation of the City of London.

TUITION, by CORRESPONDENCE, in High

Classics, Logic, Moral Sciences, English Literature and Language by a SENIOR CLASSIC, Author of Standard Educational Works. Examination Papers answered. Composition corrected.—LL.D., 46, Regent-square, W.C.

EDUCATION, SEASIDE (WORTHING).—

Preparation for Public Schools and Universities, Military and Civil Service Examinations, by the late PRINCIPAL of a PUBLIC SCHOOL, in connexion with the London University, assisted by a Cambridge Wrangler. Modern Languages Taught and Spoken.Letters may be addressed to C. R., care of Messrs. Rivington, Waterlooplace, London.

EDUCATION-CRESWELL LODGE, Grove Park,

CHISWICK.-Mrs. and the Misses EVANS receive a limited number of YOUNG LADIES. The advantages of a High-class School are combined with individual attention and moral influence of a refined and happy home. Professors in attendance: Piano, Herr Ganz: Singing, Signor Caravoglia; Harp, Herr Oberthür; Drawing and Painting, Mr. George; German, Dr. Hellen; Italian, Signor Ferrero; English Literature and Composition, Mr. Wilson; Dancing and Calisthenics, Miss Stainton. References permitted to Sir Robert Lush, Balmoral House, Avenue road, St. John's-wood, London: Dr. John Alfred Lush, M.P., Salisbury; Rev. N. Loraine, Vicar of St. Paul's, Grove Park West; Dr. Diplock Ranelagh House, Grove Park West; Henry Morton Cotton, Esq., 8, Eccleston-square, London; and to the Parents and Friends of present and past Pupils.

EDUCATION at ZURICH.-Mr. F. de BAUDISS,

formerly one of the Assistant-Masters at Wellington College. RECEIVES a limited number of PUPILS, and will have Vacancies at Easter. The House is healthily situated, and the style of living is arranged to suit English habits Mr. De Baudiss is assisted by competent Masters, and is able to offer, in addition to French and Ger man, and the usual subjects of a liberal Education, special facilities for the study of Physical and Mechanical Science Advanced Pupils have the opportunity of attending the Lectures of the Poly. technic School on Engineering, Agriculture, and other branches of Applied Science. For terms and references apply to F. De Baudiss, Wiesenstrasse, Seefeld, Zurich.

BRIGHTON.-Thorough Preparation for the Public

Schools, combined with care of health and training, by a Graduate (late Scholar, &c.) and his Wife.-Address Rev. F. L. N., 4, Belmont, Brighton.

SCHOLASTIC.-BRIGHTON.-Messrs. WILKIN

SON & SON are instructed to SELL the GOODWILL of an old-established and successful SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES. It has been from the beginning in the hands of the present owner, whose success forms the sole reason for her retirement. The connexion is of a good class, and the premises are admirably adapted to the purpose.Apply to Messrs. WILKINSON & Sox, Auctioneers and Estate Agents, 168, North-street, Brighton.

WANTED, & SCHOLASTIC ENGAGEMENT,

by a B.A. of the London University, First of First Class in Classical Honours at the First B.A. Examination in 1871, and First of First Class in the same Branch in 1873; also First-Class Honour-Man and Peel Exhibitioner of the Queen's University, Ireland. Elements of Sanskrit: Latin and Greek Verse Composition Experience, ten years, all with one Principal (the last four years in England). Salary, 2001. per annum, with Hall. Non-Resident.-Address M. G. R., 6, Old Park-road, Belfast.

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WANTED,

by a Swiss Lady, a Situation as COMPANION to a Young Lady desirous of Reading and Speaking French, German, or Italian, or as Governess to Young Chil dren, to whom she could teach Music as well as Languages.-Apply to Mrs. HARRY E. THOMAS, 5, Apsley-place, Clifton, Bristol.

ADIES' SCHOOL TO BE DISPOSED OF,

who now intends retiring The locality is healthy, and convenient to draw a full number of Boarders and a high class of Day-boarders. Terms, from 2,000l. to 3,000l., according to arrangement. Apply by street, Lincoln's Inn, London, W.C.

letter only; address A. B. care of George Maclaran, Esq, 13, Serle

THE late Dr. HUNT'S ESTABLISHMENT for

the CURE of STAMMERING, Knowles_Bank. Tunbridge. Conducted by his Brother-in-law, the Rev. H. F. RIVERS, M.A., carried on. The NEXT TERM commences 3rd of FEBRUARY, 1874. Mr. Rivers attends at 4, St Martin's place, London, W.C., on the First and Third Thursday of every Month, from Eleven to Three.

F.R.S.L. A limited number of Boys taken, whose Education is also

STAMMERING and STUTTERING.-Treatment and Remedy given within Two Hours, on a Newly-Discovered

Principle, by Mr. GODFREY, 63, High Holborn (opposite Great Turnstile). The Treatment is Simple, Logical, and Effectual, the whole System being founded in Nature. Hours of attendance from 10 till 2, and 4 till 7; Saturdays, 10 till 19, and 2 till 4. Testimonials can be seen from all parts of the world where this Remedy has been practised, from the Nobility, Clergy, and Professional Men. No Fee for an interview, whether at the Patient's Residence or at Mr. Godfrey's.

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UNACTED DRAMATISTS.-A PRIZE of 301.

(with, in the event of Publication or Representation, one-half the net profits arising therefrom) is offered for the best Three-Act Drama, in blank verse. No Author of a piece hitherto produced on the stage is invited to compete. The Drama must be original, in the accepted sense of the term-that is, not based, in plot or character, on any known piece whatever, and should be forwarded, by March 31, 1874, to T. W. SMERDON, Esq., 14, Lansdowne-terrace, Battersea, or to Mr. T. BOSWORTH, Publisher, 198, High Holborn. Unsuccessful MSS will be returned.

First-class Newspaper, in exchange for the ENTRÉE to the Theatres.-Address, giving name of Paper, DRAMA, Deacon's, Leadenball-street.

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Paper. Address, stating qualifications and salary expected, to X. Y. Z., care of Mr. G. Street, 30, Cornhill, London, E.C.

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also a choice Selection of Secular, Sacred, Mechanical Slides, &c.— Mr. CHAPPUIS, the Reflector Patentee and Optician, of 69, Fleetstreet, is prepared to Dispose of his remaining Stock at a liberal Discount, in consequence of his relinquishing all branches of business, to confine himself to the manufacture of his Patent Reflectors.

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Many of these Instruments are from well-known collections. May be viewed three days prior to the Auction. Catalogues forwarded on application to Messrs. Foster, 54, Pall Mall.

Scientific and Miscellaneous Property.

MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION,

at his Great Rooms, 38, King-street, Covent-garden, on FRIDAY, January 16, at half-past 12 precisely, MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY, consisting of Dissolving View and Magic Lanterns, and a variety of Slides, Cameras and Lenses, and other Photographic Apparatus-Microscopes and Objects for same-Telescopes-Upera and Race Glasses-Pneumatic, Electrical, and other Apparatus-and Miscellaneous Articles.

On view the morning of Sale.

The Stock in Trade of the late Mr. GEORGE WEST, of 92, Fleet-street, London, to be Sold without reserve by the Executors, under the direction of the Court of Chancery.

The Miscellaneous Collection of Engravings formed by the late JOHN CAMDEN HOTTEN.

AUCTION, EARLY in the SPRING, the above mentioned VALU ABLE STOCK; comprising Astronomical and Day Telescopes- Microscopes Surveying and Drawing Instruments-Nautical InstrumentsModels of steam-Engines-Philosophical Instruments of every description-Gold and Silver Spectacles-and the General Stock of an Optician; together with the Shop-Fittings and Fixtures

Auction Rooms and Offices, 38, King-street, Covent-garden, London. Established 1760.

Collection of Engravings and Drawings from Private Cabinets. MESSRS.

SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, Auctioneers

of Literary Property and Works illustrative of the Fine Arts, will SELL by AUCTION, at their House, No. 13. Wellington-street, Strand, W.C., on TUESDAY, January 13, at o'clock precisely, a Collection of ENGRAVINGS and DRAWINGS from Private Cabinets: comprising English and Foreign Portraits Sacred, Historical, Classical and Fancy Subjects - Drawings and Sketches-Books of Prints-Miscellaneous Engravings of the English and other SchoolsIllustrations of Bryan's Dictionary, and of other Works on Art, &c. May be viewed two days prior, and Catalogues had; if by post, on receipt of two stamps.

Collection of Portraits of Statesmen, Ladies, Actors, &c., and a few Fine Prints after Roffaelle, &c.

MESSRS.

SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, Auctioneers

of Literary Property and Works illustrative of the Fine Arts, will SELL by AUCTION, at their House, No. 13, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C., on WEDNESDAY, January 14, and Following Day, at 1 o'clock precisely, ENGRAVINGS, including Portraits of English Statesmen, Ladies, Actors, &c., after Lawrence, Romney, Winterhalter, Hoppner. and other Artists; also, subjects after Overbeck, Scheffer, Eastlake, de-a few fine Prints, after Raffaelle, Leonardo da Vinci, by Morghen, and others of the Italian School-Drawings and Sketches, by De Wint, Joseph West, Edridge, &c.

May be viewed two days prior, and Catalogues had; if by post, on receipt of two stamps.

The Collections of Oil Paintings of the late Rev. Canon
BENSON and of the late Mrs. G. OFFOR.

MESSRS.

SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, Auctioneers

of Literary Property and Works illustrative of the Fine Arts, will SELL by AUCTION, at their House, No. 13, Wellington-street, Strand. W.C., on FRIDAY, January 16, at 1 o'clock precisely, a COLLECTION of OIL PAINTINGS, the Property of the late Rev. Canon BENSON, formerly Master of the Temple, and of the late Mrs. GEORGE OFFOR, the two comprising Pictures chiefly by the Old Masters, containing some interesting Portraits, Historical and Sacred Subjects of the different Schools - some fine Limoges and other Enamels-rawings in Water Colours by English Artists-Prints, Framed and Glazed-Interesting Miscellaneous Articles, &c.

May be viewed two days prior, and Catalogues had; if by post, on receipt of two stamps.

Library and Valuable Collection of Surgical Instruments of the late eminent Surgeon, RICHARD PARTRIDGE, Esq., F.R.S.

MESSRS.

SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, Auctioneers

of Literary Property and Works illustrative of the Fine Arts, will SELL by AUCTION, at their House, No. 13, Wellington-street, Strand, W.O.. on TUESDAY, January 20, and Two Following Days, at 1 o'clock precisely, the LIBRARY and valuable COLLECTION of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS of the late eminent Surgeon, RICHARD PARTRIDGE, Esq. FR.S., deceased, late President of the College of Surgeons; to which are added, PART of the LIBRARY of the late Rev. HENRY VENN, and other Private Collections; comprising valuable Books in Oriental Literature-County Histories and Antiquarian Works-Natural History in various Branches-Fine Books of Prints- Publications of the Learned Societies-Greek and Latin Classics and Translations, and other Works in the different Departments of English and Foreign Literature.

May be viewed two days prior, and Catalogues had; if by post, on receipt of four stamps.

by AUCTION, at their House, 47, Leicester-square, W.C., on WEDNESDAY, January 21, and Two Following Days, the very extensive ASSEMBLAGE of ENGRAVINGS collected by the late JOHN

CAMDEN HOTTEN, comprising Topographical Collections relating THE BANQUET. By Mr. H. S. MARKS, A.R.A. to Great Britain, Ireland, France, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, and America-Rare Portraits of Royalty, Statesmen, Nobility, Naval and Military Commanders, Ladies, Authors, Poets, Actors, Actresses, Remarkable Characters, &c.-Prints of the Italian, Flemish, and Dutch Schools-and a large accumulation of Miscellaneous Engravings, the result of a long period of industrious research.

Catalogues on receipt of two stamps.

Library of an Old County Family.

-In consequence of the unexpected demand for this elaborate Chromo-lithograph (which was the first of the kind issued with any newspaper), it has been found necessary to reprint it, and copies may now be had at the Office of The Architect, 175, Strand, London, W.C., or through any Bookseller or Newsagent.

The Chromo-litho is 36 inches long and 14 inches wide. Price, on ordinary paper, 6d. ; per post, 7d.; Proofs, on thick paper, 28.; per post, 28. 2d.

MESSRS, PUTTICK & SIMPSON will SELL NEW

by AUCTION, at their House, 47, Leicester-square, W.C., on MONDAY, January 26, and Following Day, the LIBRARY of an OLD COUNTY FAMILY, comprising Montfauçon, L'Antiquité Expliquée, 10 vols.- Sowerby's English Fungi, 3 vols - Brookshaw's Pomona Britannici-Todd's College of Bonhommes- Seldini Opera, 6 vols.-Rapin and Tindal's England, 5 vols.-Stillingfleet's Works, 6 vols.-State Trials, 6 vols.-Castelli Lexicon Heplaglotton, 2 vols.Critici Sacri, 10 vols.-Encyclopædia Britannica, with Index, 22 vols.Archæologia Cantiana, 6 vols.-Edinburgh Review, 95 vols., &c. Catalogues, four stamps.

Books and Pamphlets relating to America.

MESSRS, PUTTICK & SIMPSON will SELL

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EW AMATEUR PUBLICATION, A Specimen Copy by post for 6 stamps.-The GALLERY of MODERN ENGLISH POETRY, containing PALISSY, by C. H. Harbord; also, POEMS, by T. Honiborne, B.A., Charles B. Gilbert, Hyde Parker, &c. -139, Junction-road, London.-Amateur Authors may contribute to this Work.

History and Topography of the various States-Curious Pieces relating THE AUSTRALASIAN SKETCHER by PEN

by AUCTION, at their House, 47, Leicester-square, W.C., on WEDNESDAY, January 28, and Following Day, rare and interesting BOOKS and PAMPHLETS, chiefly relating to North and South America, collected by the late JOHN CAMDEN HOTTEN (of Piccadilly); comprising Voyages and Travels of Eminent Navigators-Local to the Indians-Acts, Laws, and Proceedings of Congress-The War of Independence-Writings of the American Quakers and other Denominations-Works on the Plantations and the Slave Trade Early Minutes of Baptist Associations at Various Stations-Trade, Commerce, and Navigation-Buccaneers, Adventurers, Bubbles-many Productions of Early Printers in America, from 1680, including some Specimens of Benjamin Franklin's Press-and of other interesting Subjects connected with the History of the United States of America.

Catalogues, four stamps.

Valuable Law Books, including the Library of an Eminent Lawyer, deceased.

MESSRS. HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION,

at their Rooms, 115, Chancery Lane, W.C. (Fleet Street end), on TUESDAY, January 13, and Following Day, at 1 o'clock, Valuable LAW BOOKS including the Reports in Chancery, Exchequer, Common Pleas, Nisi Prius, and other Courts, House of Lords, Privy Council, Indian Appeal and Crown Cases, Irish Common Law, and Equity Reports, 32 vols.-Four Sets of Sugden's Decisions, 8 vols.-The Law Journal. 1832 to 1867-The Old Reporters-Useful Practical Books and Works of Reference: comprising Bracton de Legibus-Gibson's Codex, 2 vols. Ruffhead's Statutes, 46 vols-Hawkins's Pleas of the Crown, 2 vols.-Coke upon Littleton, by Butler, 2 vols -Viner's Abridg ment, 30 vols -Johnston's Civil Law of Spain-Books relating to International and Colonial Law, Admiralty Jurisdiction, &c.

To be viewed, and Catalogues had.

Sale at Amsterdam and Leyden of Mr. BODEL'S Library and Prints.

MESSRS, FREDERIK MULLER & E. J.

BRILL will SELL from this Collection:

1. At LEYDEN, 26th JANUARY, 1874, the Third and Last Part of this LIBRARY, containing the Books on Literary History, the extensive collection on Bibliography and Book Trade, including the famous collection of 1,400 Portraits of Book Printers, &c.-15 Stereotype Plates of anno 1700-and other various Books.

2. At AMSTERDAM, 2nd FEBRUARY, 1874, the Third Part, containing the extensive COLLECTION of PORTRAITS, including those of Foreign Divines, Poets and Literary Men, Painters, Musicians, Dramatic Portraits, and Famous Persons-Historical and Topogra phical Prints on England, France, Germany, &c.-Fine Prints and Books on Art, including many valuable Numbers. Catalogues to be had at D. Nutt's, 270, Strand.

MESSES.

SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, Auctioneers

of Literary Property and Works illustrative of the Fine Arts, will SELL by AUCTION, at their House, No. 13, Wellington-street, Strand, W C., on MONDAY, January 26, and Following Day, the CABINET of COINS of Major CHARLES H. STRUTT; comprising Bactrian and Indian Coins, in Gold, Siver, and Copper, including a anique Gold Coin of Eucratides, and many rare varieties; also, a COLLECTION of ENGLISH COINS and MEDALS, and the NUMIS MATIC LIBRARY of the late Capt R. H. MURCHISON.

May be viewed two days prior, and Catalogues had; if by post, on receipt of two stamps.

The Collection of Decorative China, the Property of the late
Mrs. GEORGE OFFOR, of Hackney.
MESSRS.

SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE, Auctioneers

of Literary Property and Works illustrative of the Fine Arts, will SELL by AUCTION, at their House, No. 13, Wellington-street, Strand, W.C., on THURSDAY, January 29, at 1 o'clock precisely, COLLECTIONS of DECORATIVE CHINA, including that of the late Mrs. GEORGE OFFOR; comprising many interesting pieces of Old Chelsea, Worcester, Wedgwood, and Oriental manufacture. May be viewed the day prior, and Catalogues had.

A Collection of Books, Rare Liturgical Tracts, &c.

MESSES PUTTICK & SIMPSON will SELL

by AUCTION, at their House, 47, Leicester-square, W.C., on MONDAY, January 12. and Two Following Days, a COLLECTION of BOOKS, including portions of the Libraries of Two Dignitaries of the Church (deceased. comprising S. Gregorii Magni Opera Omnia, 4 vols.-S. Irenai Opera-8. Bernardi Opera. 2 vols.-S. Chrysostomi Opera, 12 vola-Calmet, Comment, sur la Bible, 9 vols.-Cornelius à Lapide, Comment in Vetus et Novum Testamentum, 10 vols.-Labbii et Coesartii, Concilia, 17 vols. - Aylyffe's Perergon, John Foxe's Book of Martyrs, 3 vols - George Fox's Battle-Door-Waring's Masterpieces, 3 vols-Southey's King Arthur, 2 vols.- Faber's Pagan Idolatry, 3 vols. -Watt's Bibliotheca Britannica, 4 vols.-Milton's Paradise Lost, first edition-Reformatio Legum, J. Daye, 1571-Cobbett and Howell's State Trials, 21 vols -Curious Poetical and other Pieces relating to London, Abp. Laud, &c.-Rare Liturgical Tracts, issued during the Reigns of Edward VL. Elizabeth, James I.. &c, including a Communion Service, printed by Richard Grafton, in the ere 1549-a Book of Certaine Canons, Lond. J. Daye, 1571-Advertisement partly for the Apparell of all Persons Ecclesiastical, Lond. R Wolfe-Injunctions given by Richard Cox, Bishop of Ely, Lond. by R. Jugge-Psalmes and Hymns of Praier and Thanksgiving, by William Barlowe, Bishop of Lincolne, "for his owne Chapel & Familie onely," 1613. Privately printed, and probably the only copy that has appeared for sale-some Early English Bibles, Books relating to Canon and Ecclesiastical Law, Chinese, Siamese, and Oriental Literature-a Small Medical Library, &c.

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1. Heteropathy, Aversion, Sympathy. By Frances Power Cobbe. 2. Friends and their Foes. By Alexander Gordon, M.A.

3. On the Genealogical Table in Genesis. By A. H. Sayce, M.A.

4. A Group of French Friends.-II. By Charles Beard. B.A.

5. The Plimsoll Agitation. By William James Lamport.

6. Strauss and Religion. By J. H. Scholten, D. D. (of Leyden).

7. Contemporary Religious Materialism. By Albert Reville, D.D. 8. Summary of Ecclesiastical Events.

Sent post free for 108. per annum. Williams & Norgate, 14, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, London; and Edinburgh.

The Ainos-Eastern Coolie Labour-Westerly Drifting of Nomades -Egyptian Colony and Language in the Caucasus-A ready Method of Measuring the Cubic Capacity of Skulls-Bronze Spears from the Cherwell Arrows of the Modoc Indians-Samaritan Inscription from Gaza Strictures on Darwinism; Part II. The Extinction of TypesInterview with Bushmans-Native Australian Languages-Patoo Patoo, from New Zealand-Healing Art in the North of Scotland in the Olden Time-Three Microcephales-Hypogeum at ValaquilHeathen Ceremonies in Russia-On the Existence of a Race of Red Men in Northern Africa, &c. With Notices of Exhibitions, and Discussions at the Evening Meetings.

London: Trübner & Co. 57 and 59, Ludgate-hill.

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THE OCEAN: its Tides and Currents and their

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London: Longmans, Green, and Co. Paternoster-row.

BIBLIOTHECA CORNUBIENSIS: a Catalogue

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