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3. An Outline of the Necessary Laws of Thought; A

Treatise on Pure and Applied Logic. By William

Thomson, M.A., Fellow and Tutor of Queen's College,

Oxford. London and Oxford, 1849.

4. An Essay on the New Analytic of Logical Forms,

being that which gained the Prize proposed by Sir

William Hamilton, in the year 1846, for the best Ex-

position of the New Doctrine propounded in his Lec-

tures. With an Historical Appendix. By Thomas

Spencer Baynes, Translator of the Port-Royal Logic.

Edinburgh and London, 1850, .

V. Autobiography of the Rev. William Walford. Edited,

with a Continuation, by John Houghton. London,

1851,

VI. 1. Researches on Magnetism, Electricity, Heat, Light,

Crystallization, and Chemical Attraction, in their

Relations to the Vital Force. By Karl, Baron von

Reichenbach, Ph. Dr. Translated by William Gregory,

M.D., F.R.S.E., Professor of Chemistry in the Univer-

sity of Edinburgh. 1850.

2. The Power of the Mind over the Body: An Experi-

mental Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Phe-

nomena attributed by Baron Reichenbach to a new

Imponderable. 1846.

3. Letters on the Truth contained in Popular Supersti-

tions. By Herbert Mayo, M.D., &c. Second Edition.

Supplementary Letter. 1851, .

VII. 1. Report from the Select Committee on Public Libraries,

together with the Proceedings of the Committee, Mi-

nutes of Evidence, &c. Ordered to be printed 23d

July 1849.

2. Report from the Select Committee on Public Libraries,

together with the Proceedings of the Committee, Mi-

nutes of Evidence, &c. Ordered to be printed 1st

August, 1850,

VIII. Biographie de Lazare Nicolas Marguerite Carnot, Mem-

bre de la première classe de l'Institut de France (section

Mécanique.) Par M. Arago, Secrétaire Perpétuel de

l'Académie des Sciences. Paris, 1850,

IX. 1. The Principles of Political Economy.' By J. S. Mill.

Second Edition. London, 1850.

2. Memorial to Lord John Russell and Sir George Grey

from the Metropolitan Sanitary Association. London,

1851.

3. General Report of the Sanitary State of the Labourers

of Great Britain. London, 1842.

4. Report of the General Board of Health on the Supply

of Water to the Metropolis. App. I. Returns to the

Queries Addressed to the Water Companies. II. En-

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gineering Reports and Evidence. III. Medical, Che-

mical, and Geological Evidence. London, 1850.

5. Report of Do. on the Epidemic Cholera of 1848-49.

Appendix (B) to Do. Report by Mr. Grainger. Lon-

don, 1850.

6. A Microscopic Examination of the Water Supply to

the Inhabitants of London. With Coloured Plates.

By Dr. Arthur Hassall. London, 1850,

X. 1. The Royal Supremacy not an Arbitrary Authority, but

limited by the Laws of the Church of which Kings are

Members. By the Rev. E. B. Pusey, D.D., Regius

Professor of Hebrew, Canon of Christchurch.

Ancient Precedents. Oxford, 1850.

Part I.

2. The Papal and Royal Supremacies contrasted.

Lecture delivered on Sunday the 12th of May 1850.

By the Right Rev. N. Wiseman, D.D., Bishop of Meli-

potamus, V.A.L.

3. The Queen or the Pope? the Question considered in

its Political, Legal, and Religious Aspects. By Samuel

Warren, Esq., of the Inner Temple. 1851.

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I. 1. Principes de la Philosophie de l'Histoire, traduits de

la Scienza Nuova de J. B. Vico. Par Jules Mi-

chelet. 2 tom. Paris, 1835.

2. Système de Philosophie Positive.

Comte. 6 tom. Paris, 1830-42.

John Stuart Mill.

Moral Sciences."

Par Auguste

3. A System of Logic, Ratiocinative and Inductive. By

Book VI. "On the Logic of the

3d Edition. London, 1851.

4. The Characteristics of the Present Age. By Johann

Gottlieb Fichte. Translated by William Smith.

London, 1849.

5. Social Statics; or, The Conditions essential to Human

Happiness specified, and the first of them developed.

By Herbert Spencer. London, 1851.

6. Lectures on Political Economy. By Francis William

Newman, formerly Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford.

London, 1851,

II. DEMONSTRATIONS EVANGÉLIQUES;-de Tertullien, Ori-

gène, Eusèbe, S. Augustin, Montaigne, Bacon, Gro-

tius, Descartes, Richelieu, Arnaud, De Choiseul-du-

Plessis-Praslin, Pascal, Pelisson, Nicole, Boyle, Bos-

suet, Bourdaloue, Locke, Lami, Burnet, Malebranche,

Lesley, Leibnitz, La Bruyère, Fénélon, Huet,

Clarke, Duguet, Stanhope, Bayle, Le-Clerc, Du-Pin,

Jacquelot, Tillotson, De Haller, Sherlock, Le Moine,

Pope, Leland, Raciné, Massillon, Ditton, Derham,

D'Aguesseau, De Polignac, Saurin, Buffier, Warbur-

ton, Tournemine, Bentley, Littleton, Fabricius, Ad-

dison, De Bernis, J. J. Rousseau, Para du Phanjhas,

Stanislas I., Turgot, Statler, West, Beauzée, Bergier,

Carraccioli, Jennings, Duhamel, Liguori, Butler.

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Bullet, Vauvenargues, Guénard, Blair, De Pompig-

nan, Deluc, Porteous, Gerard, Diessbach, Jacques,

Lamourette, La Harpe, Le Coz, Duvoisin, De la

Luzerne, Schmitt, Poynter, Moore, Silvio Pellico,

Lingard, Brunati, Manzoni, Paley, Perrone, D'Or-

leans, Campien, Perennes, Wiseman, Buckland,

Marcel-de-Serres, Keith, Chalmers, Dupin Ainé,.

S.S. Gregoire XVI. Traduites, pour la plupart, des

diverses langues dans lesquelles elles avaient été

écrites; reproduites intégralement, non par extraits;

annotées et publiées par M. L'Abbé M (igne,) éditeur

des Cours Complets. Petit Montrouge. Paris, 1843, 331

III. 1. Royalty and Republicanism in Italy. By Joseph

Mazzini. London, 1850.

2. Italy in 1848. By Mariotti. London, 1851.

3. Taschenbuch der Neuesten Geschichte. Von Robt.

Prutz. Dessau, 1851.

4. Germany in 1850; its Courts, Camps, and People.

By the Baroness Blaze de Bury. London, 1850,

IV. 1. A Manual of Botany, being an Introduction to the

Study of the Structure, Physiology, and Classifica-

tion of Plants. By John Hutton Balfour, M.D.,

F.L.S., F.R.S.E., Professor of Medicine and Botany

in the University of Edinburgh. 1849.

2. The Plant: a Biography. By M. T. Schleiden, M.D.,

Professor of Botany in the University of Jena.

Translated by Arthur Henfrey. 1848.

3. Principles of Scientific Botany; or Botany as an In-

ductive Science. By Dr. J. M. Schleiden. Trans-

lated by Edwin Lankester. 1849.

4. On the Archetype and Homologies of the Vertebrate

Skeleton. By Richard Owen, F.R.S. 1848.

5. On the Nature of Limbs. A Discourse by Richard

Owen, F.R.S.

1849.

6. The Typology of Scripture. Investigation of Prin-

ciples and Patriarchal Periods. By Rev. Patrick

Fairbairn, Salton.

1847.

7. The Typology of Scripture. Mosaic Dispensation.

By Rev. Patrick Fairbairn, Salton. 1847,

V. 1. Mary Barton: a Tale of Manchester Life. 2 vols.

London, 1849.

2. Passages in the Life of Mrs. Margaret Maitland of

Sunnyside. Written by Herself. 3 vols. London,

1850.

3. Merkland. By the Author of "Mrs. Margaret Mait-

land." 3 vols. London, 1851.

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