VHZL AM1 Amadis of Gaul, by Vasco Lobeira; tr. from the Spanish version of Garciordonez de Montalvo, by R. Southey. 1872. Amort, E. Elementa juris canonici; acc. Vindiciæ jurisdictionis ecclesiastici. 1757. 2 v. Angel, T: E. Memorial. [1871.] Proofs for claimants. [187-.] Architectural sketch book; ed. by the Portfolio Club. Vol. 1, 2. [1874-75.] Bartels, L. H., and others. Architektonische Entwürfe zu Pracht und Civil-Gebäuden. 1846. Bevan, G. P. British manufac. industries. 1876. Bilson, T: The perpetual government of Christes Church. 1593. Blanqui, J. A. History of political economy in Europe; tr. from the 4th French ed., by J. Leonard; pref. by D. A. Wells. 1880. Bouilhet, L: Hélène Peyron; drame. VFD B665 Brachet, A:, and Dussouchet, J. Petite grammaire française. 1881. Brogden, J. Illustrations of the liturgy and ritual of the Church of Eng.; sermons, etc., of the 17th century. 1842. 3 v. Buel, S: Eucharistic presence, etc.; examination of "A theological defence for the Rev. J. De Koven." [1874.] Cabassut, J. Notitia conciliorum Ecclesiæ. 1669. Carranza de Miranda, B. Summa omnium conciliorum et pontificum. 1678. Cervantes Saavedra, M. Don Quixote de la Chelsea householder, A. (Leis. hour ser.) VC415 "The hero is big and rough and set in his way,' not a happy man, and rather puzzled as to himself; one of those persons who have a natural bent toward making mistakes, and a natural recognition of them after they are made; who, in short, like the round peg in the square hole, are out of their place in the world, and feel keenly the puzzles and the tangles of life. We have not for a long time met, in or out of a book, a girl who pleased us as much as Muriel,' with her frankness, her clear good sense, her charm of womanhoood and ladyhood. The scenery, too, is admirable. There is real sun in the pages, and fresh air, the genuine sense and flavor of Nature, apart from the human interest which in its way is equally good."― Lit. world, May 5. Cherbuliez, V. (pseud. G. Valbert). Hommes et VF3.C42 choses du temps présent. "The knowledge of the writer on some sections of Continental politics (notably those connected with Germany) is confessedly considerable, and it is difficult for him to write otherwise than well on any subject.". Saturday review, Feb. 3. Cleveland, H. W. S. Landscape architecture as applied to the wants of the West. 1873. Coburn, E: O., and Dalton, B: F. Boston daily times; complete report of the trial for the manslaughter of W: Sumner. [1856.] Coleman, E; Observations on the structure, etc., of the foot of the horse, and on shoeing. Vol. 1. 1798. Concord Female Anti-Slavery Soc. 3d annual report. 1838, Conference of Charities and Corrections. Proceedings, 1882. I Consolat, Libre de. Il consolato del mare; colla spiegazione di G. M. Casaregj, etc. 1802. Costi, A. M. Memoir of the Trent affair. 1865. Cotton, Mrs. L. E. Bee keeping for profit; a new system of bee management. 1880. Cox, S: H., and Douglass, F: Correspondence. 1846. Coxe, R: S. Brief examination of the right of detention, visit, and search in time of peace. 1858. Present state of the African slave-trade, etc. 1858. Créhange, G. Histoire de la Russie depuis la mort de Paul I jusqu'à nos jours. "L'intérêt se soutient jusqu'au bout du volume."— Bibl. univ., juillet 1882. Crocker, Z. Catastrophe of the Presbyterian Ch. in 1837. Cutts, E: L. Saint Jerome. [1878.] (Fathers for Eng. readers.) Dixwell, G: B. Review of Prof. Sumner's speech before the tariff commission. Dobson, A. Fielding. (Eng. men of letters.) XVEL.F46 "The book has plainly been a labor of love-a love which spared no pains, and thought no trouble too great. Mr. Dobson's extraordinary knowledge of the 18th cen tury a knowledge as broad as it is minute has been revealed to us before, but never has it been seen to such advantage as in this small volume. There is no. where in these pages any taint of the book-maker, and nowhere is the slightest suspicion aroused that the author had to read up his subject. On the contrary, he speaks out of the abundance of knowledge. For the first time we have now a plain statement of the chief facts in Fielding's life, set free from all the cloudy legend which clusters about famous names. The constant paper warfare with the Cibbers is now for the first time fully set forth." Critic, May 5. Drake, J. R., and Halleck, F. G. The croakers. 1860. W5P+D78 Du droit admin. en France; examen des ouvrages de M. M. Laferrière, Chauveau, Dufour, et Macarel, par le prof. Mohl; [notice]. Du Boisgobey, F. L'affaire Matapan. 2 v. VFF D855A Dürer, A. La grande passion, en 12 gravures sur bois. [1875.] Durao, H. C. Memoria justificativa sobre os estu- Eliot, G:, pseud. Works. [1882.] 20 v. "In size, type, and paper, everything that could be wished."- Athenæum. Fossati, G. Aya Sofia, Constantinople, as restored by the Sultan Abdul Medjid; from drawings by G. Fossati; [descr. in French by A. de Beaumont]. 1852. Francisco Xavier, St. Epistolarum libri vII; [ed.] P: Possino. 1667. "Articles qui se trouvaient jusqu'ici disséminés dans des revues et des journaux. Ces articles du critique qui embrassent une assez longue période,1834 à 1870, ont trait, pour la plus grande partie, à l'art musical. On relira avec plaisir les appréciations du merveilleux écrivain sur les Huguenots,' 'Griselle,''Le Barbier de Séville,' 'Le diable boiteux,' et La Norma.' Les beaux-arts ne sont pas non plus négligés et l'ouvrage renferme le préfaces demandées à Gautier pour les catalogues des ventes Francisco, Villafranca, Tiem, Jollivet, et d'Espagnac. Enfin des jugements sur Eugène Sue, Gavarni, et Meissonier complètent ce volume."- Le livre, 10 avril. Gerard, J. W. The old Stadt Huys of New Amsterdam. 1875. VEN 99c9 Gilpin, S. Songs and ballads of Cumberland, added, dialect and other poems; with biog. sketches, notes, etc., 1856. Greene, G: W. Examination of statements conc. Maj.-General Greene, in the 9th vol. of Bancroft's History of the U. S. 1871. Grelot, Le. No. 1-427, 7 avil 1871-15 juin 1879. "Une collection complète du Grelot, journal illustré politique et satirique. Cette collection est devenue impossible à completer.". -Feuilleton, 17 fév. Griffin, Life of Gerald Griffin. [1857.] -- The invasion. [1867.] VG87 co VG87D VG871 Poetical works; and tragedy of Gisippus. [1857.] VEP.G873 The rivals; and Tracy's ambition. [1857.] VG87R Talis qualis; or, Tales of the jury-room. [1857.] VG87T Gros, J: N., Bp. of Versailles. Sermons, mandements, lettres pastorales, instructions diverses; préc. d'une notice sur sa vie et ses écrits. 1862. 3 v. Gurney, W: B. Trial of C: Random de Berenger, Sir T: Cochrane [and others] for a conspiracy, in the Court of King's Bench, Guildhall, 8, 9 June 1814. Harris, J. Gardening for young and old; the cultivation of garden vegetables in the farm garden. "Purely technical, but thoroughly practical." - Saturday rev., Apr. 28. Harrison, B: Historical inquiry into the true interpretation of the rubrics in the book of common prayer respecting the sermon and communion service. 1845. Hatton, J., and Harvey, M. Newfoundland; its history, present condition and prospects. "Well written, and as interesting as a tome heavy with facts, bristling with figures. laden with data, and peppered with dates can well be, but it is just a trifle dull. The section to which the reader will turn with the most zest is that on the fisheries. In no other work is the Newfoundland staple trade treated so fully and so well; and these chapters alone would give the volume a lasting value." - R. Brown in the Academy, Mar. 24. Haunted schoolhouse at Newburyport, Mass. [1873.] Heures royales dediées à Mme. la dauphine; cont. les offices qui se disent à l'église pendant l'année; en latin et en françois. 1764. Hewlett, W: O. Notes on dignities in the peerage of Scotland which are dormant, or which have been forfeited. Hibbert, J. Notes on free public libraries and museums. 1881. :XJ-H52 History of the First Ecclesiastical Society of East Windsor. 1857. Hontheim, J: N: de (pseud. J. Febronius). Traité du gouvernement de l'Eglise et de la puissance du pape. 1766-67. 3 v. Horton, R. G. Life and public services of J. Buchanan. 1856, Howe, M. A. De W. Memoirs of A. Potter. 1871. 65-P851 Iriarte, C: E. Françoise de Rimini dans la legende et dans l'histoire. 51-R46 "There is nothing in it to justify a book, scarcely enough to justify a magazine article. The illustrationssketches by Ary Scheffer and Ingres indicate that it was written to suit them, and that it had no independent existence." M. Creighton in the Academy, Mar. 3. James, M. E. How to decorate our ceilings, walls, and floors. "A practical book to persons who like to stain their own floors and stencil their own dados, written by one who has purchased his experience, and published it for their benefit."- Academy, Jan. 13. John Cheap the chapman's library; the Scottish chap literature of last century classified, 1877. 2 v. VDSM 9J61 Joyce, P. W. Grammar of the Irish language, 1879. Ladies' literary cabinet; ed. by S: Woodworth. 1820. 2 v. Lambesc, C: E., prince de. Procès du prince de Lambesc, etc. 1790. 8F-9L1 Le Gouz, F. de La B. Tour in Ireland, 1644; ed. by T. C. Croker; with notes, etc., by J. Roche, etc. 1837. ADU-B66 Léris, G. de. La comtesse de Verrue et la cour de Victor Amédée 11 de Savoie. 1881. 5F.v614 "Curieux et piquant volume." M. de la Bocheterie in Polybiblion, août 1882. Loiseau, A. Histoire de la langue française ses origines et son développement jusqu'à la fin du 16e siècle. "Ce travail a obtenu, en 1880, le premier prix du con. cours à la Société des études historiques. Ce qui le distingue et le rend particulièrement utile, c'est qu'il contient, outre des aperçus historiques d'une grande justesse, une véritable grammaire de la langue d'Oil et une grammaire non moins complète de la langue du 16e siècle avec paradigmes de déclinaisons et de conjugaisons, justifiés par des textes du temps." -Bulletin critique, lr oct. 1882, MacDonald, G: Orts. VE3 M144 "A collection of very miscellaneous papers, some critical, some didactic, and one or two of a kind to which it is difficult to give a name. In The imagination, its functions and culture,' Mr. MacDonald's analysis of the essential character of imagination there is both subtlety and solidity of treatment; and readers can hardly fail to receive instruction of permanent value from the writer's exposition of the function of imagination in those regions where they have not been wont to suspect its presA sketch of individual development' is full of fine suggestion and mental stimulus. The early portion of the paper. which deals with the dawn and growth of consciousness, is specially beautiful, but indeed, there is no part of this thoughtful paper that will not repay the study of those whose own individual developement' is sufficiently advanced to enable them to enter into it." Spectator, Apr. 21. ence. Mass. Inst. of Technology. 18th ann. catalogue. 1882. Massillon, J. B., Bp. of Clermont. Petit-carême suivi de sermons de l'Avent et du GrandCarême. Nouv. éd. par l'abbé Blampignon. The introduction is important. Maxcy, J. American eloquence; orations, addresses, and sermons, being [his] literary remains; with memoir by R. Elton. 1845. w56-и45 Merrill, G., and Moreau, H: Prise de la Magdalena; consultations M. Taylor, propriépour taire de la cargaison. 1872. Middlemore, Mrs. S. G. C. Round a posada fire; Spanish legends. VHXL M58 On the accusation of plagiarism see "The Athenæum" for Feb. 10, 24, Mar. 24, 31. Mielot, J: Vie de Sainte Catherine d'Alexandrie; texte revu et rapproché du français moderne par M. Sepet. "J: Mielot, l'un des secrétaires de Phillippe Bon, duc de Bourgogne." Migne, J. P, l'abbé. Theologiæ cursus completus. 1841-53. 28 v. Milo, W: Notes on beauty, vigor, and development; rules for diet, bathing, exercises, etc. Molmenti, P. G. La storia di Venezia nella vita privata dalle origini alla caduta della Repubblica. 81ZV55-M7 "Lo scrittore raccoglie, compila, ammassa notizie su notizie, in gran parte importanti, nuove e, quel che è più, attinte a fonti originali. Ma trascura di troppo il vincolo stretto, che dovrebbe unire la vita privata dei Veneziani con la loro storia. Oltre di che l'ab. bondanza del colorito estrinseco tien luogo troppo spesso della penetrazione intrinseca del soggetto. Un'altra osservazione vogliamo fare, ed è di non essersi occupato abbastanza dei Veneziani fuori di Venezia, viaggiatori, guerrieri, mercanti, banchieri, governatori di provincie, baili d'Oriente, e diplomatici; di questi ultimi specialmente, che hanno lasciati tanto grandi documenti della loro abilità e sapienza ed ai quali Venezia è in gran parte debitrice della sua riputazione. Cosi pure ci sembra che avrebbe potuto nel secolo XVIII fermarsi di più a certi tipi che in un libro come il suo meriterebbero studi speciali: Carlo Gozzi, per esempio, i Francomura. tori, il Casanova ed altri aventurieri e girovaghi yene. Contents. La charmeur. - Fioretta. - Les expériences de Paul Chinel. "Admirably written and agreeable to read.". rev., Aug. 5, 1882. Montreal pocket almanac. 1852. - Sat. Morden, R. The new description of Eng. 1701. Morgan, P. B. Aggressive work in the Church of Christ. [1873.] Morigia, P. La nobiltà di Milano. 1595. 51-9м58 Morse, S: F. B. Fine arts; reply to [F. Dexter] in N. A. review on "Academies of arts." 1828. Mott, A. Biographical sketches and anecdotes of persons of color. 1837. Nesbitt, A. Glass. (S. Kensington Museum Art handbook.) Normand, C: Etude sur les relations de l'état et des communautés aux 17e et 18e siècles: Saint Quentin et la royauté. 8FZSA24+N7 O'Conor, W. A. History of the Irish people. 2 v. 8DU OC5 "Macaulay set the fashion of melodrama in history, but it has been reserved for Mr. O'Conor to introduce the true transpontine rant." - Academy, Jan. 6. O'Leary, Rev. A. Works; ed. by a clergyman of Mass. 1868. Oliphant, T: L. K. The Duke and the scholar, and other essays. 1875. VE3-OL3 Contents Life of the Duke de Luynes. Life of Huillard-Bréholles. - Life of Fra Salimbene. - Was the old English aristocracy destroyed by the wars of the Roses. The long union between the English Lords and Commons, Orcutt, S: History of New Milford and Bridgewater, Conn., 1703-1882. ... "Pelliccia is a distinctly Roman Catholic writer, but is not an intemperate or extreme one. It is not in the discussion of controverted questions, whether of doctrine or discipline, but in its copious and detailed ex. position of Christian ritual, in the widest sense of the term, that the distinctive excellence and interest of Pel. liccia's book is to be sought. And here the student will find a vast supply of trustworthy, and to ers not easily accessible information. has done his work well and carefully," Apr, 28, ordinary read. The translator Saturday rev., Raffaello Santi or Sanzio. Specimens of decoration in the Italian style; selected by J. W. and W. A. Papworth. 1844. Ryan, G: Life of Maj. Gen. Estcourt, Adj. Gen. of the army in the East. 1856. 5E ES83 From his Lives of our heroes of the Crimea. Samson, J. I. Mémoires. 5F.SA44 Scheible, J. Das Schaltjahr; der teutsch Kalender mit den Figuren, und hat 366 Tag: Januar. 1846-47. 5 v. VG.9SCH2 Scherr, J: History of English literature; tr. by M. V. XVE'SCH2 "Every chapter bears evidence that the writer does not possess direct and intimate knowledge of English literature. Whatever colour of life may have been in the original, there is not much in the translation."Academy, Mar. 24. Serrato, A. B. della. Reise nach Belgien über Aachen; unterhaltendes u. practisches Handbuch. 1844. AHU SE6 Shaw, A. Local government in Illinois, and Local government in Pennsylvania, by E. R. L. Gould. (Johns Hopkins Univ. Studies.) Shirley, E. P. Some account of English deer parks, with notes on the management of deer. 1867. Sigourney, Mrs. L. H. Lucy Howard's journal. 1858. VSI2L Simon, J. F. S. S., dit Jules. Dieu, patrie, liberté. EAFM6-$15 "One of the most remarkable satires extant on the vices of popular government as understood in modern times. It is quite unanswerable, and is likely to be unanswered. If any one wishes to see the tendency of radical theories to produce feeble administration and tyranical legislation he cannot do better than read M. Jules Simon." - Saturday review, Mar. 3. Smith, S: H., and Lloyd, T: Trial of S. Chase. 1805. 2 v. Soldan, C: De l'utilité de conventions interna tionales en matière de droit international privé; de la nationalité et du domicile comme bases de ces conventions. "L'auteur s'est déjà fait connaître honorablement par une étude consciencieuse de l'influence de la loi d'origine et de la loi du domicile sur l'état et la capacité des personnes en droit international privé." - X in Revue de droit int., v. 14, 1882. Solms-Braunfels, C:, Prinz zu. Texas geschil dert in Beziehung auf seine geographischen, socialen u. übrigen Verhältnisse, mit Rücksicht auf die deutsche Colonisation; nebst zwei Karten. 1846. Stables, W. G. Tea the drink of pleasure and health. "The most readable, and the most agreeably printed trade-circular we have ever come across." Academy, Apr. 28. Taylor, J.. The contributions of Q. Q. to a periodical work [Youth's magazine]. 1827. 2 v. VE T214 Tchihatchef, P: de. Asie Mineure. 1853-69. 3 v、 "His magnum opus, in which he had several collabo. rators. A complete description of the country. A man of many accomplishments and with many interests. His travels have been extensive, his culture is general and rare, and his knowledge real and unusually wide." -Times. Thornton, H: Inquiry into nature and effects of paper credit. 1802. Topographer, 1789-91; cont. articles illust. of the local hist. and antiq. of England. 4 v. Turner, J. M. W: Picturesque views on the southern coast of England. 1826. 2 v. Tyrrell, R. Y. Dublin translations into Greek and Latin verse. (Dublin Univ. Press ser.) "When once the student of the classical languages has not merely assented to, but thoroughly realized, the fact that works written in them are literature and not puzzles, he begins to be intolerant of imitations. No doubt there is a certain satisfaction in seeing a difficulty more or less successfully grappled with, or sometimes the phrase of an English writer rendered into the very words which we instinctively feel that a Greek or Ro. man must have used if he had wished to express the same idea. It is curious, too, that just as one often learns for the first time the secret of another person's peculiarities of speech or gesture by seeing some clever mimic take him off, so one learns the trick of Ciceronian or Thucydidean prose more quickly from the imitation of modern writers than by the study of the original, the modern writer, by a little over accentuating the special features of his model's style, fixes them more firmly in the student's mind." - -Athenæum, Apr. 14. "There is little doubt who has the lion's share in the honours of this anthology. Prof. Tyrrell, well known as an editor and critic of classical texts, has been well aided by his colleagues, but his own work stands clearly at the head. We are fairly conquered by the versa tility which can pass from the archaisms of Plautus to luxuriating in double and triple rhymes, and wholly unclassical formations like Adamantissimus,' but it ought to be understood that only tried scholars should adven. ture on such a range of thought." — Sat. rev., Feb. 3. Vachon, M. Nos industries d'art en péril; un musée municipal d'études d'art industriel. Vindicia Alphonsianæ; Doctrina moralis vindicata a plurimis oppugnationibus A. Ballerini. 1874. 2 v. "Shows how much the life of a great artist may be to the world apart from the immediate pleasure which she gives." Transcript, May 5. Weeks, J. E. P. "Times" report; trial of Rev. J. H. Fairchild. 1845. Weiss, A. Album polnischer Volkslieder der Witzleben, K; A; F: von (pseud, A: von Tromlitz). Vielliebchen; historisch-romantisches Taschenbuch, 1833, 35, 37-41. 7 v. VG2.V67 Wood, Dr. W. The twenty styles of architecture; illust, by plates of the finest edifices in the world. 1881. Wraxall, Sir L. Scraps and sketches gathered toA W92 gether. 1865. 2 v. Published by the Boston Athenæum, Beacon St., Boston, Conway, M. D. Emerson at home and abroad. 65 EM37C "Shows abundant enthusiasm, but it has been a little hastily put together, and would benefit by compression. ... Mr. Conway's long acquaintance with Emerson gives to his book its chief value, and its pleasantest passages are those that describe his intercourse with the sage. Mr. Conway has some pleasant things to say both of Hawthorne and Thoreau." Athenæum, Feb. 3. Cook, D. Nights at the play. 2 v. "Mr. Cook has collected in these volumes some one hundred and fifty theatrical criticisms contributed during 1867-81 to the Pall Mall gazette.' No man has a higher reputation as a dramatic critic, and he has unrivalled qualifications in his knowledge of the past of the Eugfish stage and his familiarity with the present. The two volumes contain a record of the best things seen in the London theatres during the last fifteen years." Spectator, Apr. 28. Cooper, Mrs. E.. Historical and poetical medley; or, Muses library; collection of antient Eng. VEP 9 poetry, etc. 1738. Corner, S. Rural churches; histories, architecture and antiquities. [1869.] Corsair, The; ed. by N. P. Willis and T. O. Porter. Vol. 1. 1840. "The best book we know of its kind." Examiner. Dramatic magazine, with engravings of the principal performers. 1829-30. 2 v. Duer, W: A. New York as it was during the latter part of the last century; address, Dec. 1848. Dumoutier, G. Les stations de l'homme préhis- Geographie u. Geschichte von Altgriechenland u. seinen Kolonien. 1843. Fiore, P. Sulle sentenze e sugli atti nei paesi stranieri, come sieno efficaci e come si eseguiscano. 1874. "Le traité dù au savant Professeur de Pise dont les ouvrages de droit international, tant public que privé jouissent d'une juste considération dans tout le monde scientifique. L'auteur emploie sa sûreté de méthode ordinaire à élucider les diverses questions qu'il examine, et incline vers les solutions les plus libérales. Ainsi il se prononce en principe pour les effets extra-territoriaux des jugements des tribunaux étrangers compétents, et admet Pexception 'rei judicatæ' sans distinguer entre nationaux et étrangers. Il fait dériver cette autorité des jugements étrangers, non pas d'une simple comitas gentium' ni d'une reciprocité' précaire, ni d'une fiction' qui tendrait à faire considérer comme ne formant qu'un seul territoire les pays auxquells s'applique la faveur de l'exécution internationale, mais de l'existence même d'une société de droit entre les nations. C'est la reconnaissance, dans une matière connexe, d'une principe proclamé en matière de conflit des lois par l'Institut de droit international, sur la proposition de M. Mancini."- Rev. de droit int., v. 7. Free Masons. Mass. Proceedings, Sept. 13, 18, Oct. 20. 1882. Fullonton, J. History of Raymond, N. H. 1875. Gosse, E. W. Cecil Lawson. "The young English landscape-painter was most fortunate in the rapid development of his power of artistic expression, and in the prompt public recognition of his genius. He is now again fortunate in his biographer. Interesting and valuable, not merely as a record of the pathetically brief life of its subject, but also as a highly suggestive study of the general subject of landscape painting."- Critic, May 12. Gotham. 1870. Grave, T. de. Les drames de l'epée. 1881. Grose, Capt. F. Advice to the officers of the BritVEA-G91 ish army. 1867. Guinot, E. (pseud. P. Vermond), and Martin, P: H: (pseud. Lubize). La tasse cassée; comédie. 1859. VFD G94 Guizot, F. P: G. Discours académiques, etc., et trois essais de philosophie littéraire et politique. 1862. VF6 G94 Méditations et études morales. 1855. Gury, J: P: Casus conscientiæ. 1874-75. 2 v. Hall, F: T. The pedigree of the Devil. "Explique le lien qui rattache le diable de la foi chré tienne aux conceptions primitives de l'esprit du mal. L'ennemi du genre humain est un personnage si impor |