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Hb 9-10969 kins; Victims. Tom Taylor; Romance after – Vol. XXXVII. Ella Rosenberg. Kenney; Warmarriage. Goodrich and Warden; The brigand. lock of the glen. C. E. Walker; Zelina. C. A. Planché; The poor of New York; Ambrose Somerset; Beatrice. 0. S. Leland; Neighbor Gwinnett. Jerrold; Raymond and Agnes. M. Jackwood. J. T. Trowbridge; The wonder. G. Lewis; Gambler's fate. Milner Hb 9-10963 Com. S. Centlivre; Robert Emmet. Pilgrim; Vol. XXV. Father and son. Fitzball; Massani- The green bushes. Buckstone Hb 9-10970 ello. Milner; Sixteen string Jack. L. Rede; Vol. XXXVIII. Flowers of the forest. BuckYouthful queen. By Shannon; Skeleton wit- stone; A bachelor of arts. P. Hardwicke; Midness. W. L. Rede; Innkeeper of Abbeville. night banquet; Husband of an hour. É. FalFitzball; The miller and his men. Pocock; coner; Love's labour lost. Shakespeare; Naiad Aladdin, or the wonderful lamp Hb 9-10964 queen. J. S. Dalrymple; Caprice. Leland; - Vol. XXVI. Adrienne, the actress. J. Oxenford; Cradle of liberty. S. E. Glover . Hb 9-10970 Undine. G. Soane; Jesse Brown. Boucicault; - Vol. XXXIX. The lost ship. T. Townsend; Maturin; Deseret deserted . Hb 9-10964 H. Bannister; The king and deserter. J. M. - Vol. XXVII. Americans in Paris; Victorine. Maddox; La fiaminina. W. W. Clapp; A bard Buckstone; Wizard of the wave. Haines; Cas- struggle. Marston; Gwinnette Vaughan. Le tle specter. M. G. Lewis ; Horseshoe Robinson. Hb 9-10971 C. W. Tayleure; Armand. Mrs. Ritchie; - Vol. Xl. The love-knot. Coyne; Lavater, the Fashion. Mrs. Ritchie ; Glance at New York physiognomist, or not a bad judge. Planché; Hb 9-10965 Noble heart. G. H. Lewes; Coriolanus. Shakts– Vol. XXVIII. Inconstant. G. Farqubar; Uncle peare; Winter's tale. Shakespeare; Eveleen Tom's cabin. G. L. Aiken; Guide to the stage. Wilson. Pilgrim ; Ivanhoe. Dibdin; Jonathan Hb 9-10971 ler of New Jersey. Brougham; Dark hour be- Vol. XLI. Pirate's legacy. Saunders ; Charcoal fore dawn. Brougham and Goodrich; Midsum- burner. Almar; Adelgitha. M. G. Lewis; mer night's dream. Laura Keene; Art and art- Senor Valiente. G. H. Miles; Forest Rose. S. itice. Brougham Hb 9-10965 Woodworth ; Duke's daughter. Bourgoise and – Vol. XXIX. The romance of a poor young man. Feval; Camilla's husband. W. Phillips; Pure O. Feuillet; Ossawattomie Brown. J. C. gold. Marston Hb 9-10972 Swayze ; The pope of Rome. Boucicault; Oli- -- Vol. XLII. Ticket-of-leave man. Tom Taylor; ver Twist. G. Almar; Pauvrette. Boucicault; Fool's 's revenge. Tom Taylor; O'Neal the great, The man with the iron mask. W. J. Lucas; N. H. B. Clarke; Handy-Andy. W. R. Floyd; The knight of Arva. Boucicault; Moll Pitcher. Pirate of the isles. Clarke; Fanchon, the J. S. Jones Hb 9-10966 cricket. A. Waldauer; Little barefoot. Wal– Vol. XXX. Black-eyed Susan. Jerrold ; Satan in dauer; Wild Irish girl. Pilgrim Hb 9-10972 Paris. C. Selby; Rosina Meadows. C. H. Saun- – Vol. XLIII. Pearl of Savoy. M. Mitchell; Dead ders; West end. Com. Boucicault; Six de- heart. Webster; Ten nights in a bar room. grees of crime. Md. F. S. Hill; The lady and W. W. Pratt; Dumb boy of Manchester. B. F. the devil. Dimond; Avenger. H. Lee; Masks Rayner; Belphegor, the mountebank. C. Webb; and faces. Com. Tom Taylor and C. Reade Cricket on the hearth. A. Smith; Printer's Hb 9-10966 devil. Planché; Meg's diversion. H. T. Craven Vol. XXXI. . The merry wives of Windsor. Hb 9-10973 Shakespeare; Mary's birthday. G. H. Miles ; Vol. XLIV. Drunkard's doom. G. D. Pilt; Shandy Maguire. J. Pilgrim; Wild Oats. John Chimney corner. H. T. Craven ; Fifteen years O’Keeife; Michael Erle. Wilks ; Idiot witness. of a drunkard's life. Jerrold; Identity, or a no Haines; Willow copse. Boucicault; People's thoroughfare;" Peep O'Day. E. Falcoper; lawyer. Com. Jones Hb 9-10967 Everybody's friend. Coyne; Hamlet. Shakes- Vol. XXXII. The boy martyrs. Tayleure; Lu- peare; Guttle and gulpit. By Tally Rhand cretia Borgia. J. M. Weston; Surgeon of Paris. Hb 9-10973 Jones; Patrician's daughter. Trag J. W. Mars Vol. XLV. Gen. Grant. By Anicetus: Kathton; Shoemaker of Toulouse. Hill; Momentous leen Mavourneen; Nick Whiftles. J. H. Robquestion. Fitzball; Love and loyalty. W. J. inson; Fruits of the wine cup. J. H. Allen; Robson; Robber's wife. Pocock Hb 9-10967 Drunkard's warning. C. W. Taylor; Temper– Vol. XXXIII. The dumb girl of Genoa. J. Far- ance doctor. H. Seymour; Widow Freeheart. rell; The wreck ashore. Buckstone; Clari. E. T. Hardy; The cup and the lip. M. G. Wal- Hb 10-10993 Hb 9-10968 - Vol. I. The Irish attorney ; Boots at the Swan; - Vol. XXXIV. Two loves and a life. Taylor and How to pay the rent; The loan of a lover ; The Reade; Anne Blake. W. Marston ; The stew dead shot; His last legs ; The invisible prince; ard. Com. S. Beazley ; Captain Kyd. J. S. The golden farmer Hb 10-10993 Jones; Nick of the woods. Medina ; The mar – Vol. II. Pride of the market; Used up; The ble heart. C. Selby; Second love. J. P. Simp Irish tutor; The barrack room; Luke the lason; Dream at sea. Buckstone Hb 9-10968 borer; Beauty and the beast; St. Patrick's – Vol. XXXV. The breach of promise. Com. eve; Captain of the watch IIb 10-10993 Buckstone; The review. Colman, jr.; Lady of Vol. III. The secret; White horse of the pepthe lake. Dibden ; Still waters run decp. Tom pers; The Jacobite; The bottle; Box and Taylor; The scholar. Buckstone; Helping Cox; Bamboozling; Widow's victim ; Robert hands. Tom. Taylor; Faust and Marguerite; Macaire Hb 10-10993 The last man. G. D. Pitt Hb 9-10969 Vol. IV. Secret service; Omnibus: Irish lion ; FRENCH'S MINOR DRAMA. 139 FRENEAU. cuire . French's minor drama, continued. French's minor drama, continued. Maid of Croissy; The old guard ; Raising the Vermont wool dealer; Ebenezer Venture ; wind; Slasher and crasher; Naval engage- Principles from character; Lady of the lake ments Hb 10-10994 Hb 10-11000 – Vol. V. Cockneys in California; who speaks - Vol. XXIII. Mad dogs; Barney the baron; Swiss first; Bombastes furioso; Macbeth travestie ; swains; Bachelor's bedroom ; A Roland for an Irish ambassador; Delicate ground; The Oliver ; More blunders than one; Dumb belle; weathercock; All that glitters is not gold Limerick boy Hb 10-11000 Hb 10-10994 — Vol. XXIV. Nature and philosophy; Teddy the – Vol. VI. Grimshaw, Bagshaw and Bradshaw; tiler; Spectre bridegroom; Matteo Falcone; Rough diamond; Bloomer costume; Two Bon- Jenny Lind; Two Buzzards; Happy man; nycastles; Born to good luck; Kiss in the Betsy Baker Hb 10–11000 dark; 'Twould puzzle a conjurer ; Kill or - Vol. XXV. No. 1 round the corner ; Teddy Roe; Hb 10-10994 Object of interest; My fellow clerk; Bengal – Vol. VII. Box and Cox married and settled ; tiger ; Laughing hyena; The victor vanquished; St. Cupid; Go-to-bed_Tom; The Lawyers; Our wife Hb 10-11001 Jack Sheppard; The Toodles; The mobcap; – Vol. XXVI. 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Somebody else ; Ladies' battle; Hb 10-10996 Art of acting; The lady of the lions; The - Vol. XI. O'Flannigan and the fairies; Irish post; rights of man; My husband's ghost; Two can My neighbor's wife; Irish tiger; P. P., or man play at that game; Fighting by proxy Hb 10–11002 Hb 10-10996 – Vol. XXX. Unprotected female ; Pet of the pet– Vol. XII. A good fellow; Cherry and fair star ; ticoats; Forty and fifty; Who stole the pocket Gale Breezely; Our Jemimy; Miller's maid ; book; My son Diana; Unwarrantable intru- Hb 10-11002 – Vol XIII. My wife's mirror; Life in New York ; – Vol. XXXI. Cool as cucumber; Sudden thoughts; Middy ashore; Crown prince; Two queens; Jumbo Jum; A blighted being ; Little toddle- Hb 10-10997 pail; Perplexing predicament. Hb 10-11003 - Vol. XIV. The demon lover; Matrimony ; In – Vol. XXXII. Dr. Dilworth ; Out to nurse; A and out of place; I dine with my mother; lucky hit; The dowager; Metamora. Bur.; Hb 10–10997 Hb 10–11003 -- Vol. XV. One coat for two suits ; A decided case ; Vol. XXXIII. Twenty minutes with a tiger ; Daughter; No, or the glorious minority; Cor- Miralda, or the justice of Tacon; A soldier's oner's inquisition ; Love in humble life; Fam courtship; Servants by legacy; Dying for love; ily jars; Personation . Hb 10-10997 Alarming sacrifice; Valet de shåm; Nicholas - Vol. XVI. Children in the wood; Winning a hus- Nickleby Hb 10-11003 band; Day after the fair; Make your wills; – Vol. XXXIV. The last of the pigtails; King Rendezvous; My wife's husband; Monsieur Rene's daughter; The grotto nymph; A Tonson ; Illustrious stranger Hb 10-10998 devilish good joke; A twice told tale ; Pas de – Vol. XVII. Mischief-making; A live woman in fascination; Revolutionary soldier; A man the mines; The Corsair ; Shylock; Spoiled without a head Hb 10-11004 child; Evil eye; Nothing to nurse; Wanted a – Vol. XXXV. The olio. Part i; The olio. Part 2; widow Hb 10-10998 The olio. Part 3; The trumpeter's daughter; – Vol . XVIII. 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Ici on parle Francais: Who yer; Captain's not a-miss ; Amateurs and act- killed cock robin; Declaration of independ Hb 10-10999 ence; Heads or tails; Obstinate family; My - Vol. XXI. Promotion ; ' A fascinating individ- aunt; That rascal Pat; Don Paddy de Bazan ual; Mrs. Caudle ; Shakespeare's dream; Nep Hb 10-11005 tune's defeat; Lady of the bedchamber; Take – Vol. xxxix. Too much for good nature; Cure care of little Charley ; Irish widow for the fidgets Hb 10-11005 Hb 10-10999 Freneau, P. Poems, chiefly illustrative of the events - Vol. XXII. Yankee peddler; Hiram Hireout; and actors in the American war of independDouble bedded room; The drama defended; ence. L., 1861. Hf 4-12253 man ors FRERES ENNEMIS. 140 FRUITS. Freres ennemis. Trag. Racine Hb 2–10792, and 10775 Friswell, J. H., continued. Other people's windows. L., 1869 Fa 15–14354 Dk 10–7060 Frith, John. Writings. British reformers Ee 6–8084 Fresh gleanings. D. G. Mitchell Di 3–15038 Contents.-Life of J. Frith; A letter containFresh hearts. R. T. S. Lowell Hf 9-12420 ing the articles for which he died; Letters conFresnel, A. J. Arago, F. Biography Dd 1-5395 cerning Frith; A mirror, or glass to know Friar Bacon and friar Bungay, R. Greene Hb 4-13786 thysell; Extracts from the book of purgatory; Extracts from a bulwark against Rastall; Note Friar Gerund, history of Ha 14-15958 on the supplication of beggars" by Simon Frick, J. Physical technics; or, practical instruc- Fish; A letter to the faithful in the tower of tions for making experiments in physics, and London ; A defence of some of the reformers the construction of physical apparatus, with from the aspersions cast upon them by Sir Thomas More, in his book against Frith. --from the most limited means. Trans. from German Frith's treatise on the sacrament; A compari. by J. D. Easter. Ph., 1861. 8 Eb 2-8674 son between the paschal lamb and the sacrament Friend, the. S. T. Coleridge of the Lord's supper. Hd 8-11608 Friendly counsel for girls. Syd. Cox. Ci 6–4328 Frobisher, M. First voyage in search of a northFriends. Cox, S. H. Quakerism not Christianity west passage to China, made in 1576; second Ed 10–1972 voyage, 1577; third voyage, 1578. Pinkerton's Gurney, J. J. Views and practices Ed 10-7977 voyages. 12 Df 1-5837 Wagstaff, W. R.. History Ed 10–7976 Frogs. Wyman, J. Anatomy of the nervous system Friends and neighbors. T. 8. Arthur FI 2-15646 of rana pipiens. S. C. to K. Vol. 5, Art. 4 Friends in council. A. Helps. He 12-12067 Ae 1-13479 Friends in fur and feathers. By Gwynfryn. L., 1869 Frogs. Drama. Aristophanes Ha 2-10491 Dk 4-10576 Froissart, J. Chronicles of England, France, Spain, Friendship in fashion. 'T. Otway Hb 1-10745 and the adjoining countries, from the latter Friendships of women. W. R. 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Howe Di 3-6644 English poets; The essayists; The rise of the Frome, captain. Outline of the method of conductdrama : The bible and its translators; Letters and letter-writing; The ratirists; Scottish ing a trigonometrical survey, for the formation poets; Political and metaphysical writers: The of geographical and topographical maps, and British novelists; English periodical essayists; plans, Jevelling, etc. L., 1850._89 Eb 10–7596 Fronmüller, G. F. C. See Lange, J. P., and Ad 3-13369 tory of the colonies composing the United Friswell, J. H. The gentle life. Essays in aid of the States. N. Y., 1846 Cb 4-2064 formation of character. L., 1869 Hc 10–16820 – Great cities of the world in their glory and in Contents.-On the difference between leading their desolation. Auburn, 1853 Ca 3-4273 the gentle life and being genteel: Upon the al- Frost, P. The western juvenile harp, designed for leged equality of men; On the " Manner of the Sabbath and other schools. Buf., 1841 Hb 12-13790 called luck in life; On successful people and Frost, S. A. Godey's lady's book receipts and houseothers who are not successful; On male and hold hints. Ph., 1870 Gb 6-16326 female flirts : On “Going a-courting"; Relating chiefly to the wives of men; Principally con Frost and fire. J. F. Campbell Ea 2-7131 cerning women's husbands; The disappoint Frothingham, E. L., and A. L. Philosophy as absoments of life; On religion in the gentle life; lute science, founded in the universal laws of Getting on in the world and growing rich; The question of “Slang". in writing and conversa being, and including anthology, theology, and tion; The servants within our gates; On being psychology made one as spirit, soul and body. soberly sad ; On being merry and wise: Regard B., 1864. v. 1. 8° Hc 6-11198 ing the company we keep; Friendship in gentle life; On the good opinion of ourselves which Frothingham, R., jr. History of the siege of Boston, the world calls * conceit"; On speaking within and of the battles of Lexington, Concord, and bounds; Good humour and bad temper; High Bunker hill; also an account of the Bunker life; Indolence or laziness; On wanting to be hill monument. B., 1851. 8° Cc 6-2963 somebody ; Concerning certain illusions; On decision of character; On the lottery of mar Life and times of Joseph Warren. B., 1865. 8° riage; Is knowledge worth having; Upon Db 8-4996 growing old. Froude, J. A.' History of England from the fall of - The gentle life. Essays in aid of the formation Wolsey, to the death of Elizabeth. N.Y., 1865. of character. Second series. L., 1869 Ce 9-3282 Hc 10–11270 Short studies on great subjects. n. y., 1868 Contents.-On a certain noble animal; The He 3-11910 weaker vessel,-1. and II.; (pon troubles and Fruits. Baker, c. R. Practical and scientific fruit adversity; A new race of old maids; Nature culture and art: On health of mind: Laughter and Ec 7-7710 tears ; Marks of honor; Gossip and scandal; Barry, P. The fruit garden: Ec 7-7713 On book love; Going about doing good; Beecher, H. W. Talk about Ec 11-7801 Power: Thoughtlessness and want of care; Responsibility; Wandering from truth; Time, Bernard, Mrs. B. Our common (English) fruits the avenger: The foolih passion; Part Ec8-1729 ners for life: The queen of the home; On being – Dawning, A. J. Fruits and fruit trees of America poor; Zealous people; Snobs; On making Ec 7-7717 apologies; Great men; Weeds, human and otherwise; Conscience: New teachers; On – Floy, M. ' Account of the most valuable fruits taking leave and going away. cultivated in America Ec 8-7733 12 v. |