CORRECTIONS 1 After A., E. S. insert A., M. Are not the clergy arraying themselves against church and queen? London, 1848. 8°. (B 1231) 36 Albani, Francesco. For Trezza read Frezza. 54 Almanacs. PETIT almanach. For 1848 reud 1840. 60 America. LECLERC, C. For 1847 read 1867. 70 American Assoc. Proc., v. 6. Manuf. Farrington, A. C. On the economical, etc.; Hunt, T. S. is the author of Process, etc. 93 Anatomy. See also. Omit Osteology. 108 Annie Vincent is by [Mrs. Elizabeth Sandham]. 113 Antiquities. ROCHETTE. For 1864 read 1846. 146 Arts, Fine. SPRINGER, A. Before Werke insert WINCKLEMANN, J. J. 170 Augustinus. De ciuitate. For 1743 read 1473. 171 Aunt Mary's tales are by [Mary Hughs]. 213 Barnard. For Maj. Gen. Jonathan Gilbert read Col. John Groes. 214 Barnett, M. For v. 9 read v. 18. 218 Barter, Wm. Brudenell. Omit Earl of Carlisle. 228 Baviera, Maria Antonia Walburga. Omit this entry with the Contents. 945 CORRECTIONS Evarts, J. See Penn, W. pseud. for J. Evarts (p. 2283). 950 Excommunication. SARPI, P. For 1663 read 1763. Family pride is by T. S. Arthur. 961 977 Ferrier, Mary. For Mary read Susan Edmonstone. 980 Fevers. For PYON, W. read PYM, W. 1015 1040 1069 1073 1101 Fortification. VALLANCEY. For 1757 read 1758. Franzetti, A. After pub. read [Raccolta di veduti Free trade. 2d col. REMARKS are by FAY, R. S. Gammer Gurton's famous histories and Gammer Gurton's pleasant stories are by Wm. T. Thoms. 1118 Gentleman's calling. After this title add - Same. (In Whole duty of man, Author of. Works, pt. 1. 1687; 1695.) 246 Belleisle, C. L. A. de F., duc de. For Another copy, read Eng. Letters to Marechal de Coutades. London, 1759. 8°. jurisprudence read jurisdiction. 1242 Hist. (Rev. of 1688, etc.) For WEBSTER, N. read CALLENDER, J. T. For Grillo, Cattaneo read Grillo Cattaneo. Grosse, F. Classical. For 1705 read 1785. For Guarda, J. M. read Guardia; Vicissitudes. For 1869 read 1867. 254 Bentivoglio, G. Relazioni. Omit this entry. 1307 274 Bible. Misc. and ill. works. For MELMOTH, C., read PRATT, S. J. 316 Blaze de Bury, A. H. B., dit. Le chevalier, etc. Omit this title. For Habits of men read Habits and men. 1351 Harvard College. Divinity School. For WALKER, J. read AUSTIN, J. T. 318 Blood. SCUDAMORE, C. For 1832 read 1824. 323 Boelen, J. For 1726 read 1826. 323 Bogota. For STEWART read STUART. 332 Boushommes de cire, Les is by [A. H. Blaze de Bury]. 348 Boston. New North Church. PARKMAN, F. For 1383 Helvétius, Jean Adrien. For 1729 read 1739. Enquiry read Enquiring. 1384 348 - For LEPUAN read LYMAN. Henderson, Marc Antony is pseudon for Rev. G. A. Strong. 1414 393 Brooks, Eleazar. For See Brooks, E. read See Stearns, C. 1417 Hints to my countrymen is by [T. Sedgwick]. Historia histrionica is attributed to James Wright. Homerus. Commentaries. BLACKWELL. For 1786 351 Bridges. For Riow read RIOU. 394 Brougham, Henry, Baron, etc. The Account of Ld. Bacon's Novun organum, is ascribed to Prof. J. Hoppus by Lowndes in his 'Bibliographer's mauual', v. 11, p. 282. 418 Buonamici, Castruccio. Wishart's translation is a version of the 'Commentarii, not of the De rebus'. 438 Byzantine art. KANITZ, F. For 1822 reud 1862. 439 C., J., M.D., F.R.S. For 1717 read 1707. 443 Cairnie, J. For 1838 read 1833. read 1736. 1440 1466 Hughes. After Thomas insert, barrister, M. P.; 'The human will' and 'The ideal theory of Berkeley' are by Thomas Hughes, a Wesleyan minister. 1468 Hull, Isaac. The victories of Hull', etc. is about H. and not by him. 1468 Hullmandel. For Pancourt read Rancourt. 462 Canada. Canals. PHillpotts, G. For 1862 read 1842. 466 Canary Islands. MURRAY, E. For 1869 read 1859. 467 Omit Candidus, pseud. Plain truth, etc. 473 Capital punishment. PHILANTHROPOS is W. LADD. 303 Catholic Church in Poland. VICISSITUDES is by [A. THEINER]. 508 Caxton, W. WILLIAM Caxton, etc. is by C. Knight. 530 Charles Auchester. For [Shepherd] read [Shep pard]. 547 Onit Chevalier de Chasot, etc. 585 Cicero. Philosophical works. De consolatione. For 1750 read 1675. 596 Omit Clarke, C. On the edge, etc. 597 Clarke, John, d. 1798. To the author, etc. This is to, not by Clarke. 604 Clement IX. Before NEU-EROEFFNETES insert Clem ent XI. 653 Congress of nations. PHILANTHROPOS is W. LADD. 672 Copeland, Melvin. For Glasgow, n.d. read Hartford, 1832. 682 Cosby, Arnold. Before DEATH insert R., W. 703 Criminal law. REMARKS are by T. Jevons. 709 Cruikshank, George. Cruikshank at home is perhaps not by G. Cruikshank. 721 Cuthbert, St. REGINALDUS. For 1805 read 1835. 736 Dard. For v. 2 read v. 11. 765 Denmark. History. MAURER, K. For v. 12 read v. 1, 2. 803 For Doubeux, Louis, read Dubeux, L. 811 Drummoud, D. T. K. For Tenot read Terrot. 850 Ecclesiastical polity. For THATCHER read THACHER. 877 Elmwood, Elnathan is pseud. for Asa Greene. 885 Emphyteusis. For VERY read VUY. 901 English fiction. Sea stories. The Sailor boy is not by Hannay. 942 1st column. SKETCH is by W. HUNTER. 941 Evadne. For Shiel read Sheil. 1805 Before Lukis, Frederick C. add Luke, physician. The enterlude of John Bon and Mast Person; a dialogue on the festival of Corpus Christi and on transubstantiation; ed. from black-letter ed. by W. H. Black. London, 1852. 8°. 1809 Luther, M. LUTHER. For 1854. 12°. read 1834. 16°. 1831 Madden, R. R. Twelvemonth's. For 1855 read 1835. 1845 For Malchowski, K. read Malachowski. 1850 Malton, T. Add. - Appendix; or, Second part to the Treatise', cont. a brief hist. of perspective. London, 1783. fo. 1888 Mass. (Col. and Prov.) Gen. Court. Acts and laws. For Colony and town officer read County and town officer. 2052 Mozley, H. N. The property. For Butter read Butler. 2052 Mrs. Brown's. For Ross read Rose. 2059 For Munroe, Lewis B. read Monroe, Lewis B.; and tr. to p. 2019. 2076 Naples, Kingd. of. Descr. SWINBURNE. For 177788 read 1779-88. 2085 Natural history. Gen. and Miscel. works. 1839. REICHENBACH. For Przebożyb read przełożył. 2089 Naval chronology. Before NAVAL insert SCHOMBERG. 1. 2104 New Eng. Descr. 1853. PATHFINDER. For 1853 reud 1855. 2106 New England Asylum for the Blind. Add to the Note In 1840 the name was changed to Perkins Institution and Mass. Asylum for the Blind. 2126 New York Hist. Soc. Col. Contents. 2d ser., v. 2. For Nouville read Nonville. 2132 Newton, Thomas. Transfer Letters on relig. subjects to Newton, John, d. 1807. 2135 Nichols, John Gough. Narratives. For v. 17 read v. 77. 2140 Nine years old. After Olave's, insert [Miss E. 2141 Nisard, M. E. C. For Edouard read Léonard. read LE ROUGE. 2126 Omit N. Y. (State) Soc. for the Prom. of Agric., etc. 2151 North Carolina. COLONY. Description. 1650. For W., E. read WILLIAMS, E. 2160 For Nouville, Marquis de, read Nonville, Marq. de. 2168 Obi; or, The history is by [W. Earle, Jr J. 2178 After Oldys, Francis insert pseud. for George Chal 2369 1792-1828. STEWART. For 1854-40 read 1854 read Pocoke, R. Bp. Description. For 1743 read 1743-45. 2375 Political romances. See also. Add Cabet, E. Voy. 2480 Reed, W. B. Remarks is by SPARKS, J. 2488 2488 Relaçam. Same. (In Force. For 1560 read 1850. Relation des missions. For 1584 read 1684. 2491 Religious sincerity. Add, See also Hoadly, B. 2499 Retrospection. For J. read Ann. 2511 Richard. See also For Ricardus read Richardus. 2518 Ring, J. Answer. For 1801 read 1804. 2534 Rogers, Maj. R. STARK. For 1810 read 1860. 2550 Rome. Stanze. Omit. See also Rome. San Pietro. 2557 Rostoptchin. For 1865 read 1863. 2577 Rumon For Shepherd read Sheppard. 2582 Russia. Commerce. TEGOBORSKI. For M. L. de read L. de; for 1855 read 1855-56; for 3 v. read 2584 2 v. - Description. 1594. VEER — - Same. (In Purchas. For v. 5 read v. 1. 1852. History. 862-1862. KDWARDS. For 1862 read 2620 Sainte Beuve. Portraits contemp. Contents. Vol. For George Sand read - M. Ballanche. -M. For 17 read 16. 2640 2643 2653 2196 Ossawattomie Brown. After by read Mrs. J. C. Swayzie. 2197 Otis, James. PROPOSALS. Trowel is Thomas Dawes, and Bluster is James Otis. The pamphlet was pub lished at Boston in 1761. 2206 Padua. Agric. For 1843 read 1856. 1. de Vigny. Mme. Desbords. — Valmore. Mme. Tastu. A. de Musset. Balzac. Villemain. 2639 Sargent, Epes. Mod. Stand. dr. Contents. 2d col. 2707 Shakespeare. SEP. PLAYS. Henry IV. (Falstaff). For MORGAN read MORGANN. 0.,-. O., F. 2167 Observations on the mineral waters in the southwestern part of Va.; letters. Phila., 1843. 8°. (B 1564) The government is an effect, not a cause, of the situation of every country. Boston, 1819. 8°. (B 448) O., J. R. Letter to a clergyman of the Church of Eng. on a belief in evangelical doctrines. n.p., [181-?]. 8°. (B 1359) BOWDEN, J. Letter from a churchman to his friend in New Haven, cont. strictures on a pamphlet signed J. R. O. New Haven, 1808. 8°. (B 290) O., Józefine. 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True narrative of the plot and conspiracy of the Popish party. London, 1679. fo. (A 53) ELLIOT, A. Modest vindication of O. from perjury. London, 1682. f. (A 53) HUE and ery after O. London, 1681. f. (A 53) L'ESTRANGE, R. Discovery upon discovery, in de fence of O. against B. W.'s libellous vindication of him. 2d ed. London, 1630. 4o. (B 10, 12) - Further discovery of the plot; ded. to O. 4th ed. London. 1681. 4°. (B 10, 12) LETTER from a friend in London to another at Salamanca. London, 1681. fo. (A 53) MANIFESTO; or, The complaint of O. against the doc. tor of Salamanca and the same doctor against O. London, 1683. fo. (A 53) MEMOIRS Of O. (In Somers, J. Col. of tracts. 2d ed., v. 9. 1813.) SALAMANCA doctor's comment upon the proclamation for apprehending Col. J. Rumsey and others for conspiring to kill the king. Lond., 1683. fo. (A 53) VINDICATION of O. from 'Hue and ery'. London, 1681. fo. (A 53) W.. B. Additional discovery of R. 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