Annalen dargestellt. Halle, 1873. 16o. pp. xii + 128. (Nasemann, O., editor. Erzählungen aus dem deutschen Mittelalter. 6.)

Kaiser Otto II., und Otto III. Halle, 1881. 16o. pp. vi + 122. (Nasemann, O., editor. Erzahlungen aus dem deutschen Mittelalter. 8.)

New Haven Colony Historical Society. Papers. Vol. i.-iv. New Haven, 1865-88.

Contents:-i. Bacon, L. Civil government in the New Haven colony. Bacon, N. A. Some notice of the pioneers in pomology in New Haven. - Beardsley, E. E. The parsonage of the "blue meeting house."- Bronson, H. Historical account of Connecticut currency, [etc.]. - Cleaveland, E. L. The Gov. Gilbert lot. -Croswell, F. History of Trinity Church, New Haven. - Gilman, D. C. Bishop Berkeley's gifts to Yale College. Jefferson, T., and A. Bishop. Correspondence. Trowbridge, T. R. History of Long Wharf. - White, H. History of the Cutter lot. The New Haven Colony. - ii. Bronson, H. Medical history and biography. - Dexter, F. B. Memoranda respecting E. Whalley and W. Goffe; Sketch of the life and writings of J. Davenport. - Goodrich, C. Invasion of New Haven by the British troops, July 5, 1779. - Historical sketch of S. Goodyear, as derived from the old colony records."- Trowbridge, T. R. Remarks on Dexter's paper respecting Whalley and Goffe. - Trowbridge, T. R,jr. Ancient houses of New Haven. - Whitaker, E. The early history of Southold, L. I. Wright, R. W. The poetry and poets of Connecticut. -iii. Dexter, F. B. The founding of Yale College. Baldwin, S. E. The New Haven Convention of 1778. - Kingsbury, F. J. Old Connecticut. - Trowbridge, T. R., jr. History of the ancient maritime interests of New Haven. - Beardsley, Rev. E. E. The Mohegan Land controversy. Dexter, F. B. Gov. Elihu Yale. Baldwin, Rev. E. C. Branford Annals. Baldwin, S. E. The boundary line between Connecticut and New York. - Bronson, H. Chapters on the early government of Connecticut.— Baldwin, S. E. The ecclesiastical constitution of Yale College. - Dexter, F. B. The early relations between New Netherland and New Eng and -Dexter, F. B., editor. Inscriptions on tombstones in New Haven, prior to 1800. iv. Townsend, E., jr. The diary of E. Townsend, jr., the Supercargo of the Sealing Ship "Neptune," on her Voyage to the South Pacific and Canton; with a preface by T. R. Trowbridge. - Dexter, F. B. New Haven in 1784. Carter, C. H. Connecticut boroughs. Eaton, D. C. The family of N. Eaton. - Baldwin, S. E., editor. A young man's journal of a hundred years ago. — - Whitaker, Rev. E. New Haven's Adventure on the Delaware Bay. Painter, T. Personal reminiscences of the Revolutionary War. Edited by H. Howe. - Hodges, Rev. A. C. Yale graduates in Western Massachusetts. Baldwin, Rev. E. C. Branford Annals, 1700-1800.- Baldwin, S. E. The captives of the Amistad. —. Andrews, Rev. W. G. The tradinghouse on the Paugasset. - Baldwin, S. E. The past and future of this Society. - Inscriptions on tombstones in Guilford erected prior to 1800.

Ist series. 8°. Fac.

Contents:-xiii., xiv. Journal of the governor and council: i. 1682-1714. ii. 1715-38.

Panine, N. P., count. Матеріалы для жизнеописанія графа Никиты Петровичаниа Паниа; изданіе А. Брикнера. Санктпетербургъ, 1888–90. 3 v. in 2. 8o.

Raine, J., Canon of York, editor. The historians of the church of York, and its archbishops. L., 1879 -84. 2 v. 8°. (Great Britain - Master of the Roils. Chronicles and memorials. [71]) Contents:i. Eddius. Vita Wilfridi episcopi. - Fridegodus. Vita Wilfridi episcopi. - Eadmerus Cantuariensis. Vita Wilfridi episcopi. - Breviloquium vitæ Sancti Wilfridi (auctore Eadmero?). - Folchardus, abbot of 1 horney. Vita Sancti Johannis, episcopi Eboracensis. - Ketell, G. Miracula Sancti Johannis, Eboracensis episcopi. - Alia miracula. · Alcuinus. De pontificibus et sanctis ecclesiæ Eboracensis carmen. Vita Oswaldi archiepiscopi Eboracensis. -Vita S. Wilfridi. Capgravius, J. Vita et miracula Sancti Wilfridi.-Lectiones de vita Sancti Johannis. -Vita Sancti Johannis.- Capgravius, J. Vita et miracula S. Johannis. ii. Eadmerus. Vita Sancti Oswaldi. - Senatus Bravonius. Vita Sancti Oswaldi. - Hugh, the Chantor. History of four archbishops of York. Radulfus, Abp. of Canterbury. Epistola Calixto papae missa. - Simeon Dunelmensis. Epistola ad Hugonem decanum Eboracensem. Vita Thurstini Archiepiscopi. -Vita Sancti Wilhelmi. - Miscellanea relating to archbishop Scrope. - Stubbs, J. Chronica ponti

Contents: - iii, 11 Lapham, O. Recollections of service in the Twelfth Regiment R. I. volunteers. - 12. Hopkins, C. A. The march to the sea. 13. Morgan, T. J. Reminiscences of service with colored troops in the Army of the Cumberland. 1863-65.-14. Pettis, G. H Frontier service during the Rebellion. 15. Tillinghast, P. E. Reminiscences of service with the Twelfth Regiment. - 16. Monroe, J. E. Battery D, First R. I. Light Artillery, at Antietam, Sept. 17, 1862.-17. Douglas, W. W. Relief of Washington, N. C., by the Fifth R. I. Volunteers. - 18. Andrews, E. B. A private's reminiscences of the first year of the war. - 19. Cooke, J. B. Battle of Kelly's Ford, March 17, 1863.-20. Williams, A. The investment of Fort Pulaski.

iv. 1. Roe, A. S. From Monocacy to Danville.-2. Nichols, W. H. The siege and capture of Harper's Ferry by the Confederates, Sept., 1862.-3. Chase, P. S. Service with Battery F, First R. I. Light Artillery.-4. Bliss, G. N. The First R. I. Cavalry at Middleburg, Va., June 17 and 18, 1863.5. Tobie, E. P. Personal recollections of General Sheridan.-6. Butts, F. B. The Monitor and the Merrimac.7. Greene, A. R. From Bridgeport to Ringgold by way of Lookout Mountain. - 8. Bliss, G. N. Duffié, and the monument to his memory. 9 Welch, W. L. The Burnside expedition, and the engagement at Roanoke Island.-10. Monroe, J. A. Battery D, First R. I. Light Artillery, at the second battle of Bull Run.

St. Thomas, Abbey of, Dublin. Register; edited by J. T. Gilbert. L., 1889. 8°. pp. liii+ 470. (Great Britain - Master of the Rolls. Chronicles and memorials. [94])

Schmidt, W. A. Geschichte der deutschen Verfassungsfrage während der Befreiungskriege und des Wiener Kongresses, 1812 bis 1815, von W. A. Schmidt; aus dessen Nachlass herausgegeben von A. Stern. Stuttg., 1890. 80. pp. vi + 497 + (1). Simeon Dunelmensis (Eng. of Durham). Opera omnia; edidit T. Arnold. L., 1882-85. 2 v. 8°. (Great Britain - Master of the Rolls. Chronicles and memorials. [75])

Contents: i. Historia Dunelmensis ecclesiæ. Eadem historia deducta, incerto auctore, usque ad A. D. MCXLIV. - De injusta vexatione Willelmi Episcopi. - Historia de Sancto Cuthberto. De obsessione Dunelmi. - Anglo-Saxon poem on Durham. Simeon Dunelmensis. Epistola de archiepiscopis Eboraci. - Capitula de miraculis et translationibus Sancti Cuthberti. Ethelwolfus, monk of Lindisfarne. Carmen [de abbatibus]. Gaufridus de Coldingham. Vita Bartholomæi anachoretæ. - Reginaldus Dunelmensis. Vita Sancti Oswaldi regis et martyris. ii. Simeon Dunelmensis. Historia regum. - Continuation by John of Hexham. - Capitula de miraculis et translationibus Sancti Cuthberti [continu ata]. De primo Saxonum adventu libellus. -Wilhelmi Carmen de morte Sumerledi. - Series regum Northymbrensium. Stevens, H. Historical and geographical notes on the earliest discoveries in America, 1453-1530, with comments on the earliest charts and maps; the whole illustrated by the Tehuantepec railway company's map of the world, on Mercator's projection,

and photo-lithographic fac-similes of many of the earliest maps and charts of America. New Haven, [Conn.], 1869. 80. pp. 54. Engr. t.-p., and maps and charts in pocket.

Stillé, C. J. The life and times of John Dickinson, 1732-1808. Phil., 1891. 8o. pp. xi +9— 437. Port.

Strong, Rev. J. Our country, its possible future and its present crisis; with an introduction by A. Phelps. 113th thousand. N. Y., [1886]. sm. 8°.

Pp. x 229. 2 tables.

Stubbs, W., successively Bp. of Chester and of Oxford, editor. Chronicles of the reigns of Edward I. and Edward II.; edited from manuscripts in the British Museum and in the archiepiscopal library at Lambeth. L., 1882-83. 2 v. 8°. Wdct. (Great Britain Master of the Rolls. Chronicles and memorials. [76.])

Contents: i. Annales Londonienses. Annales Paulini. ii. Joannes Londinensis. Commendatio lamentabilis in transitu magni regis Edwardi. Gesta Edwardi de Carnarvan auctore canonico Bridlingtonensi. Monachi cujusdam Malmesberiensis vita Edwardi 11.- La Moor, Sir T. de. Vita et mors Edwardi 11.

editor. Memorials of Saint Dunstan, Archbishop of Canterbury; edited from various manuscripts. L., 1874. 80. pp. cxxiii +490. (Great Britain - Master of the Rolls. Chronicles and memorials. [63])

Sumner, W. G. Alexander Hamilton. N. Y., [1890.] 160. pp. x + 281. (Makers of America.)

Swinton, W. The twelve decisive battles of the war; a history of the eastern and western campaigns in relation to the actions that decided their issue. N. Y., [cop. 1867]. 8°. pp. 520. Maps and portrs.

Swoboda, H. Die griechischen Volksbeschlüsse; epigraphische Untersuchungen. Lpz., 1890. 80. pp. x + 320.

Tacitus, C. C. Historiarum libri qui supersunt; histories; with introduction, notes, and an index, by W. A. Spooner. L., etc., 1891. 8°. pp. vii + (2) +513.

Tarducci, F. The life of Christopher Columbus; translated from the Italian by H. F. Brownson. Detroit, 1890. 2 v. bd. in 1. 80. Plates.

Thomas, T. G., editor. A contribution to the history of the Huguenots of South Carolina, consisting of pamphlets republished for private circulation. N. Y., 1887. 8°. pp. vi + 175 + (1).

Contents:- Dubose, S. Address delivered at the seventeenth anniversary of the Black Oak Agricultural Society, April 27, 1858. Reminiscences of St. Stephen's parish, Craven County, and notices of her old homesteads. -Porcher, F. A. Historical and social sketch of Craven County, South Carolina.

Thornton, E. The history of the British Empire in India. 2d ed., with an entirely new and enlarged glossary. L., 1859. 8°. pp. xxiv +655. Map.

Thornton, P. M. The Stuart dynasty; short studies of its rise, course, and early exile. L., 1890. 80. pp. xxv + (1) + 491. Portrs. and table.

Thureau-Dangin, P. Histoire de la monarchie de juillet. 2e éd. P., 1888. 5 v. 8°.

"Ouvrage couronné deux fois par l'Académie Française; grand prix Gobert, 1885 et 1886.'

Thwaites, R. G. The colonies, 1492-1750. N. Y., etc., 1891. 16o. pp. xviii+ 301. 4 maps. (Hart, A. B., editor. Epochs of American history. [i.])

Torcy, J. B. COLBERT, marquis de. Journal inédit pendant 1709, 1710 et 1711, publié d'après les manuscrits autographes par F. Masson. P., 1884. 8°. pp. lii + 456.

Trotter, Capt. L. J. Warren Hastings. Oxf., 1890. sm. 80. pp. 219. Map. (Hunter, Sir W. W., editor. Rulers of India.)

Vandal, A. Louis xv. et Élisabeth de Russie; étude sur les relations de la France et de la Russie au dix-huitième siècle, d'après les archives du ministère des affaires étrangères. P., 1882. 8°. pp. xv + 446.

Vassar, J. G. Twenty years around the world. 4th ed. N. Y., etc., 1891. 80. pp. x + 598. Port. Virginia (Colony) Governor (Dinwiddie). The official records of R. Dinwiddie, LieutenantGovernor of Virginia, 1751-1758; with an introduction and notes by R. A. Brock. Richmond, Va., 1883-84. 2 v. 8°. Illus. (Virginia Historical Society. Collections. New series, iii., iv.) Contents: -i. 1751-1755.-ii. 1755-1758.

(Spotswood). The official letters of A. Spotswood, Lieutenant-Governor of Virginia, 1710-1722; with an introduction and notes by R. A. Brock. Richmond, Va., 1882-85. 2 v. bd. in 1. 80. Port. and orn. (Virginia Historical Society. Collections. New series, i., ii.)

Virginia Company of London. Abstract of the proceedings, 1619-1624, prepared from the records in the Library of Congress by C. Robinson, and edited, with an introduction and notes, by R. A. Brock. Richmond, Va., 1888-89. 2 v. 80. Orn. (Virginia Historical Society. Collections. New series, vii., viii.)

Wagner, A. L. The campaign of Königgrätz; a study of the Austro-Prussian conflict, in the light of the American civil war. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, 1889. 8°. pp. 121. Maps and plates.

Walterus de Coventria. Memoriale fratris Walteri de Coventria; historical collections; edited from the MS. in the library of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, by W. Stubbs. L., 1872-73. 2 v. 80. (Great Britain - Master of the Rolls. Chronicles and memorials. [58.])

Weeden, W. B. Economic and social history of New England, 1620-1789. Bost., etc., 1891 [1890]. 2 v. sm. 8o.

Worcester Society of Antiquity. Collections. Vol. i.-viii. Worcester, Mass., 1881-90. 8 v. 8o. Illus.

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Contents: -i. Proceedings, 1875-78.- Constitution. scriptions from the Old Burial Grounds in Worcester, Mass, 1727-1859. Transactions at the annual meeting, Jan., 1879. ii. Early records of the town of Worcester. b. 1.-11., 1722-53. Proceedings, 1879-80. iii. Rice, F. P., editor. cords of the proprietors of Worcester, Massachusetts. iv. Worcester town records from 1753 to 1783.-V. Proceedings, 1881-82. - Rice, F. P., editor. Records of the Court of General Sessions of the Peace, from 1731 to 1737. -vi. Proceedings, 1883-85.-vii. Proceedings, 1885-87.-Johnson, O. Abolitionists vindicated in a review of Eli Thayer's Paper on the New England Emigrant Aid Company. - viii. Rice, F. P., editor. Worcester town records, 1784-1800.

Wright, T., compiler. The Anglo-Latin satirical poets and epigrammatists of the twelfth century; now first collected. L., 1872. 2 y. 8°. (Great Britain - Master of the Rolls. Chronicles and memorials. [59])

Year book of the societies composed of descendants of the men of the Revolution. 1890. N. Y., [1891]. 8°. Illus.

By H. Hall.

York County, Maine — Register of Deeds. York deeds; edited by W. M. Sargent. Book i.-vi. Portland, 1888-89. 6 v. 8°.

Contents:- i. 1642-1666. ii. 1666-1676.iii. 16761684. -iv. 1684-1699.-V. 1680-1699-vi. 1687-1703.

Prepared under the direction of the Maine Historical Society. Zeisberger, Rev. D. Diary of David Zeisberger, a Moravian missionary among the Indians of Ohio; translated from the original German manuscript and edited by E. F. Bliss. Cincinnati, 1885. 2 v. 80. Published by the Historical and Philosophical Society of

Ohio.

Library Council. - The members of the Council for the year 1891-92, are: President C. K. Adams, chairman, and G. W. Harris, secretary, ex officio; A. D. White, elected by the trustees; Professors G. C. Caldwell, W. G. Hale, J. L. Laughlin, and E. L. Nichols, elected by the Faculty.

Library Staff-The staff of the University Library comprises the following persons: George William Harris, Librarian; Andrew Curtis White, Assistant Librarian (in charge of classification); William Henry Hudson, Assistant Librarian (in charge of Reference Library); Willard Henry Austin, Assistant in Reference Library; Mary Fowler, First Cataloguer; Gertrude Van Dusen and Alexey Vasilyevich Babine, Cataloguers; George Lincoln Burr, Librarian of the White Library.

Opening of the new Library Building. The removal of books from their old quarters to the new building was begun August 24, and completed on September 7. The formal opening of the Library took place on October 7, with the following order of exercises: :

Music, the Ithaca Quartette. Prayer, -the Rev. Charles M. Tyler. Music,- the Ithaca Quartette. Presentation of the Library Building and of the Endowment of the Library, the Hon. Henry W. Sage. Acceptance of the Building and Endowment in behalf of the University,- President Charles K. Adams. Presentation of the President White Library of History and Political Science, the Hon. Andrew D. White, LL.D. Acceptance of the President White Library in behalf of the University, Mr. George W. Harris, Librarian. Address, President Daniel H. Gilman, LL.D., of Johns Hopkins University. Address, the Hon. Stewart L. Woodford. Address, Professor Moses Coit Tyler, LL.D. Music, the Ithaca Quartette. Benediction, - the Rev. Charles M. Tyler.

General Regulations for the Library. - (Adopted by the Library Council, October 22, 1891.)

The Library is open during term time every weekday from 8 A. M. till 9.30 P. M., except on Saturdays, when it is closed at 5 P. M. In vacation it is open every week-day from 9 A. M. till 5 P. M.

The Reading Room and Periodical Room are open to all members of the University, and, upon application to the Librarian, to all others who wish to use the Library for reference or study; but casual visitors are not admitted to these rooms unless introduced by an Officer of the University, or by special permission of the Librarian.

The Seminary Rooms and the White Library are open only to Officers of the University and members of the respective seminaries.

The stacks are not open to students or to the public; but cards of admission for a limited period to specified divisions of the stacks may be given, at the discretion of the Librarian, to persons engaged in special research, on the recommendation of an Officer of instruction. Books carried from their places in the stacks must be left on the tables in the bays.

Books may be taken from the Library only by Officers and Fellows of the University, and by them only after the books have been charged at the delivery desk. Officers sending for books must sign and date an order giving the titles of the books desired.

Books taken from the Library by Officers shall be returned at the end of each term; but renewals can be made by post-card or letter. Bound volumes of periodicals, however, may not be kept longer than two weeks, except by special permission. Fellows are entitled to have in their possession not more than five volumes belonging to the Library at one time, and may retain them not longer than two weeks.

Any borrower may be notified that a particular book held by him has been applied for, and the Librarian may at any time withdraw from circulation all books designated by Officers of instruction as needed for reference by their classes. The Librarian shall use his discretion in regard to the lending of works which are rare, costly, or unsuited for circulation.

Borrowers remain responsible for books so long as the books are charged to them, and damage to, or loss of, books shall be made good to the satisfaction of the Librarian. Writing or making marks in books belonging to the Library is unconditionally forbidden.

The books in the Reference Library are freely accessible to all readers, but must not be taken from the Reading Room, and, when done with, must be returned promptly to their proper places on the shelves.

Unbound numbers of Periodicals kept on file in the Periodical Room shall be used only in the Library, except when withdrawn by Officers of the University, for class-room use, to be returned within twenty-four hours.

Infringement of the Rules of the Library will subject the offender to a suspension of his privileges, or to such other penalty as the nature of the case

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