Theological Works. 8 vol. (Two portraits, inserted.) 8°. Oxford, 1830. 477 Vol. 1-3. Sermons. 4. Sermons; Defence

of the Blessed Trinity; Sermons on the Creed. 5. Sermons on the Creed. 6. Sermon xxxiv. on the Creed; Expositions; &c. 7. Treatise on the Pope's Supre macy, and a discourse concerning the unity of the Church. 8. Opuscula theologica, orationes, poematia.

Beauties of I. Barrow, selected from all his sermons and devotional writings, with a biographical notice of the Author. By B. S. 8°. 1846.

BARROW (SIR JOHN).

478

BARRY (JAMES) R.A. AND

OTHERS.

Lectures on Painting by the Royal Academicians Barry, Opie, and Fuseli. Edited, with an introduction and notes by Ralph N. Wornum. (Portrait of Fuseli.) 8. Bohn, 1848.

487

BARRY (MICHAEL JOSEPH).
Songs of Ireland. Edited by M. J.
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BARTER (CHARLES).

488

The Dorp and the Veld; or six months in Natal. 8°. 1852.

BARTLETT (JOHN RUSSELL).

489

Dictionary of Americanisms. Glossary of words and phrases, colloquially used in the United States. 8°. New York and London, 1849. 490

BARTON (BERNARD).

Selections from the poems and letters of B. Barton. Edited by his daughter (Lucy Barton). (Portrait.) 8°. 1849. 491

Prefixed is Memoir by E. F. G., i.e. Edward
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Life of John Barwick, D.D. sometime fellow of St. John's College in Cambridge; and immediately after the Restoration successively Dean of Durham and St. Paul's. Written in Latin by his brother Dr. Peter Barwick... Translated into English by the editor of the Latin life. With some notes [by Hilkiah Bedford] and a brief account of the author. appendix of Letters from Charles I. in his confinement, and Charles II. and the Earl of Clarendon in their exile.. (Portraits of Peter and John Barwick.) 8°. 1724. (Two copies.)

...

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452

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Correspondence of I. Basire, Archdeacon of Northumberland and Prebendary of Durham, in the reigns of Charles I. and Charles II. With a memoir of his life By W. N. Darnell. 8°. 1831. 493

BASKERVILLE (ALFRED).

Poetry of Germany. Consisting of selections from upwards of seventy of the most celebrated poets, translated into English verse, with the original text on the opposite page, by A. Baskerville. Second impression. 12o, Leipzig, 1854.

494

BASSOMPIERRE (FRANÇOIS DE) MARSHAL OF FRANCE.

Memoirs of the embassy of the Marshal De Bassompierre to the Court of England in 1626 translated. With notes. 8o. 1819. 497 According to "Lowndes" the translation by J. W. Croker, the notes by Sir N. H. Nicolas.

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:

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501

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502

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507

MS. on

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Full and easie satisfaction which is the true and safe religion . . . In four parts 12o. 1674.

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508

Prefixed is a portrait and "Histoire de Mr.
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BAYLEY (JOHN).

515

BEALE (ANNE).

Poems. 12o. 1842.

521

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522

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524

AND OTHERS.

528

Poetical works of Beattie, Blair, and Falconer. With lives, critical dissertations, and explanatory notes, by Rev. George Gilfillan. 8°. Edinburgh, 1854.

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529

Life and letters of Thomas Campbell. Edited by W. Beattie. 3 vol. (Portrait.)

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1849. BEAUCHAMP (ALPHONSE DE).

530

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FLETCHER (JOHN).

Fifty Comedies and Tragedies

532

AND

Published by the authors original copies, the songs to each play being added. [London, 1679.].

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533

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536

The finest scenes, lyrics, and other beauties of those two poets, now first selected from the whole of their works. With opinions of distinguished critics, and a general introductory preface, by Leigh Hunt. 8°. Bohn, 1855.

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BECKER (WILHELM ADOLPH).

Gallus or Roman Scenes of the time of Augustus; with notes and excursus illustrative of the manners and customs of the Romans. Translated from the German, 1844. 546 by Frederick Metcalfe. 8°. BECKET (ANDREW).

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Biographical memoirs of extraordinary painters Second edition. [Anon.] 12o. 1780.

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History of Inventions, discoveries, and origins. Translated from the German, by William Johnston. Fourth edition, carefully revised and enlarged by William Francis, and J. W. Griffith. 2 vol. (Portraits.) 8°. Bohn, 1846.

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552

Hygeia: or essays moral and medical, on

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553

Poems posthumous and collected. 2 vol. (in one). 12o.

1851.

554

Memoir prefixed to Vol. 1 was written by
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BEDE, THE VENERABLE.

Ecclesiastical History of England. Also the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. With illustrative notes, a map of Anglo-Saxon England, and a general Index. Edited by J. A. Giles. 8°. Bohn, 1847.

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