of the Rhine, by Banfield. 1846 1483^
See also Alison's Europe, 119-330. Knight's England, I5I-3H. Percy Anec-
dotes, 93iZ. Smiles' Life and Labour, 13556. Smith's Wealth of
Nations, io 2 6- 7 F. All the Year Roun ' rXT ' " T "' '
wood [of the People], v. 68, i 3 8J, &c.
Nations, 1026-7 F. All the Year Round [Native], v. 32, 17927. Black-
wood [of the People], v. 68, i 3 8J, &c.
Infallibility. See Arthur's The Popes, c., 453-4 F, &c.
Infancy to Womanhood, Instruction for Young Mothers, by White. 1133!^
Infanticide in India, Suppression of, by Wilson. 1855 , io86F
Infants. See Facts and Hints for Every- Day Life, 942R. Jeaffreson's Bridals
[Espousals of], gSsH. Thomson's Sick Room, 834^!. Temple Bar
[Reflections on], v. 6, 1336J ; [Mortality of], v. 8, 1338.7. Children, &c.
Infectious Disease and its Prevention, by Murphy. 1884 99oM
Infernal Conference, or Dialogues of Devils on the Vices of the
World, by Margowan. 1841 49Z
Infern9 [Dante's Divine Comedy] 713-14*1
Infidelity : Comprising Jenyn's Internal Evidence, Leslie's Method,
c. [American Tract Society] i68oZ
Prize Essay, by Pearson. 1854. i;(^>
The Irrationalism of, a Reply to Phases of Faith. 1853 97K
See also Bungener's France, 316-70. Inman's Ancient Faiths, gsK, &c.
Infirmaries, Hospitals, &c. See Beckman's Inventions, 698Q, &c.
Influences. See Winged Words, I923R, &c.
Information for the People [Chambers'], 2 vols. 1842 ico-iB
Ingelow (Jean, Poet and Novelist, /?. 1 830), Poems 7 loM
See also Stoddard's Late English Poets, 68/M. Harper's Index, i64oja.
Fiction Class List following the General Catalogue, &c.
Ingemann (B. S.)- See Longfellow's Poets and Poetry of Europe, 4730, &c.
Ingenuity. See Lindsay's Mind in the Lower Animals, 7ii-2F. Percy Anec-
dotes, Q22Z, &C.
Ingersoll (E.), Friends worth Knowing, Glimpses of American
Natural History, illustrated. 1881" 582(>
Works of. See Harper's Index, i64oja, c.
Ingham (S. C. J.). See Fiction Class List following the General Catalogue. '
Inglis (II. D.), The Channel Islands: Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney,
&c., the Result of a Two Years' Residence. 1835 i7iSR
Inglis (J.), Our Australian Cousins. 1880 ;;6K
Ingoldsby ( J., [R. H. Barbara]). See Fiction Class List following the Genera
Catalogue.
Ingraham (J. H.), Works of. See Harper's Index, 1640 Ja. Fiction Class List
following the General Catalogue.
[358]
ING- ENGLISH SECTION. INS
Ingram (J. 11., Litterateur and Lecturer, b. 1849), Haunted Homes
and Family Traditions of Great Britain. 1884 QO5-6M
Life, Letters and Opinions of Edgar Allan Poe, 2 vols. 1880... 925-60
Ed., Eminent Women Series. V.D. :
Albany, The Countess of, by Lee 1 1250
Bronte (E.), by Robinson 533^
Browning (E. B.), by Ingram 14230
Edgeworth (M.), by Zimmern II 35O
Eliot (George), by Blind 11260
Fuller (M.), by Howe 11270
Fry (E.), by Pitman II28O
Godwin (M. W.), by Pennell ,.. 11360
Lamb (M.), by Gilchrist 11290
Margaret (Queen of Navarre), by Robinson H37O
Martineau (H. ), by Miller .\ . . . 1 1300
More (Hannah), by Yonge. 1888 14220
Rachel (E. Rachel Felix], by Kennard 1 1380
Roland (Madame), by Blind H3iO
Sand (George), by Thomas , 11320
Siddons (Mrs.), by Kennard 11390
Stael (Madame de), by Duffy. 1887 14210
Wesley (S.), by Clarke .' H34O
Ingram (J. K.). Sec Dana's Household Book of Poetry, 4760. &c.
Ingulph/S Chronicle of the Abbey of Croyland [English History,
655-1091], translated by Riley [Bohn Library]. 1854 1050
Inheritance. See Maine's Early Law and Custom, joSaF. Law, &c.
Ink. See Ure's Dictionary of Arts and Manufactures, jD, &c.
InklingSof Adventure, by Willes, 2 vols in I. 1836 I9O;R
Inman (J., Mathematician, l>. 1776, d. 1859), D.D., Nautical Tables
designed for the use of British Seamen, 1830 33D
Inman (Thomas), M.D., Ancient Faiths and Modern. 1876 95-6Ka
Inner Life, c., by Upham. 1857 230(1
Innes (James), Tr. See St. Augustine's Works, ss6A.
Innes (John), The Human Muscles, as they appear on Dissection. 1804 i46iZ
Inquisition, History of the, by "Limborch. 1816 32lA
History of the, by Rule, 2 vols. 1874 3I9-2OA
of Spain, by Llorente. 1827 322A
Unmasked, by Puigblanch, 2 vols. 1816 323-4A
See also Hecthorn's Secret Societies, 3770. Inman's Faiths, g6Ka. Ward's
Counter-Reformation, 2561". All the Year Round [Burning Heretics], v.
21, i78ij. Blackwood [Anecdotes of], v. i, R.L. Cornhill [Venetian
Records of], v. 23, 303.7. Fraser [in England], v. 63, 6737, &c.
Insanity. See Inman's Ancient Faiths, 9$K. Lindsay's Mind in the Lower Ani-
mals, 7i2F. Maudsley's Mental Disease, 355R. Sully's Illusions,
36gR. Thomson's Sick Room, &c., 834^!. Contemporary [Legislation
for], v. 30, 204oJ. Cornhill [First Beginnings of], v. 5, 285.7 ; [Legal
tests of], v. 12, 299.7. Fraser [Strange Letter of a Lunatic], v. 2, 612] ',
[Philosophy of], v. 25, 635] ; iQth Century [Increase of], v. 5, 2215.7.
Penny Alag. [Statistics of], v. 6, 1446. Quarterly [Inquiries relative
to], v. 24, 1154.7. Temple Bar [Treatment in England], v. 5, 1335.7, &c.
Inscriptions. See Dennis's Eturia, 439-oK. Fellow's Asia Minor, 6756. Wright's
Hittites, I94K ; The Celt, the Roman and the Saxon, 15200. Con-
temporary [Latin Christian], v. 39, 2049J. Edinburgh Review [Chris-
tian and Jewish], v. 120, 480.7. Fraser [Deciphering of], v. 67, 6777.
Antiquities, Archaeology, Assyria, Egypt, Nineveh, Pompeii, &c.
[359]
INS GUILLE-ALLES LIBRARY. INS
INSECTS, Works relating to : (See also Ants, Bees, Beetles,
Butterflies, Coleoptera, Entomology, Lepidoptera, Natural
History, <SrY. )
Insect Architecture [Lib. Ent. Know. ]. 1 830 486T
Hunter's Companion, by Greene. 1880 72oZ
Life, by Badham. 1845 573Q
Practical Lessons by Wood. 1882 9;R
Wonders of [Half Hours in the Tiny World] 567^
Lights and Insect Sounds, by Clifford 72iZ
World, by Figuier, edited by Duncan, ill. 1872 goR
Insects Abroad, by Wood. 1874 749!''
and their Habitations [S.P.C.K.] 7237
British, by Staveley. 1871 93R
Common British, by Wood, illustrated. 1882 91 R
Economic Entomology, by Murray [South Kensington
Hand-books] IO3;M
Elementary Text-Book of Entomology, by Kirby, ill. 1885 761 F
Half Hours with, by Packard, illustrated. 1877 98!*
History of, &c.,by Swainson [Lardner's Cyclopaedia]. 1840 57/Q
How to Catch and Prepare them for the Cabinet, by
Manton. 1881 722Z
Introduction to Entomology, by Kirby and Spence, illustrated 744-7!'"
- Natural History of, 2 vols. 1 830 704-5 and 725-67
Origin and Metamorphoses of, by Lubbock, illustrated. 1874 155 R
of Floral Structures through Insect Agency, &c., by
Henslow. 1888 375R
Tiny Workers, or Man's Little Rivals in the Animal World. 7247
Transformation of [Lib. Ent. Know.], illustrated. 1830 ... 6io(>
Who were the First Weavers? 1869 56SQ
See also Adams (H. G.), 56iQ. Adam's Butterflies, io4R. Bees, g6R.
Book of Nature, 39o-iB. Brown's Science for All, 6296. Buckley's
Life and Her Children, io6R. Butler's Pond Life, i4oR. Cooke's-
Woodland, 622Q. Ball's Alaska, 6o2B. Darwin's Origin of Species,
22R. Buncan's Butterflies, 5Q3Q ; Moths, gsR. Hartwig's Tropical
World, 758F. Humphrey's Insect Home, icsR. Jardine's Natu-
ralists' Library, vols. 28-34, 6/I-7Q. Kirby' s Butterflies, Moths and
Beetles, I39R. Lindsay's Mind in the Lower Animals, 7ii-i2F. Lub-
bock'sBees, Ants, Wasps, c.. toiR; Scientific Lectures, 782 F ; Senses-
of Animals, 376R ; Wild Flowers, i57R. Packard's Practical Half-
Hours, g8R. Samuelson's Housefly, IO3R. Seasons of the Year,
569(2. Silver Wings and Golden Scales, 743F. Stanford's Compen-
dium [Australia, Java, New Zealand, &c.], 853K. Stanley's Bark
Continent [Africa], 1563!*.. Staveley's Spiders, 94R. Taylor's Moun-
tain and Moor, 6250;. Van Beneden's Parasites, 36iR. White's Ants-
and their Ways, looR. Lane and Field, 624(3 ; Strange Dwellings,
56R ; Moths of England, i86R. Young Lady's Book, 983^!.
Blackwood [Sensibility and Intelligence of], v. 43, R.L. Boy's Own
Annual [Insect Hunting at Christmas], 1882, 2954.}. Chambers
[Homes of] v. 41, 1947! ; [Tenacity of Life in] v. 17, IQ27J ; [Wings
of] v. 17, I935J 5 [Generation of] v. 25, I939J ', [Muscular Strength
of] v. 50, i95ij ; [At the Zoo] v. 58, I958J. Good Words [Some
Noxious], v. 21, 2191 J. Harper [Household Pests] v. 22,. i6o2_J.
[A Notable Congress] v. 25, i6osJ ; [Unwelcome Guests of] v. 37,
1617.7. Nature [Lubbock and Wallace on], v. 5, 2665] ; [An-
cestry of] v. 8, 2668J ; [Insect Foes], v. 15 and 16, 2675 and 2676^
Once a Week [Appetite of], v. 4, 2264] ; [Warfare of] v. 6, 2266J.
Benison's Nature, 2io9R. Excelsior, I928R, &c.
Inspiration and the Bible, an Enquiry, by Horton. 1889 , !22iM
Divine, by Henderson. 1852 io8M
See also Inman's Ancient Faiths, 95-6Ka.
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Instinct and Reason [Jesse's Gleanings from Natural History] 579Q
Dialogues on, and Fossil Osteology, by Brougham. 1845 743^'
Indications of, A Sequel to Natural History of Creation, by Kemp I283R
Senses and Intelligence of Animals, by Lubbock. 1889 37^1v
Sec also Inman's Ancient Faiths, gsK. Lindsay's Mind in the Lower Ani-
mals, 7ii-2p. Percy Anecdotes, Q22Z. Radcliflfe's Unity in Nature,
760 F. Chambers [Smee on], v. 14, 19337. Contemporary, v. 38,
2048J. Nature [Perception and Instinct in the Lower Animals], v. 7,
2667] ; v, 12, 26727; [Origin of certain Instincts], v. 7, 26677. Once
a Week, \. 4, 2264} ; v. 8, 2268 J.
Institutes of Justinian, edited by Holland. iSSi iSogZ
of the Christian Religion, by Calvin, 3 vols. 1813 2 3"5K
Institutions. See Dew's Nations, ssH. Education, Government, Law, Politics, &c.
Instruction. See Compayr^'s Pedagogy, 2g6R. Education, Government, Law,
Politics, &c.
Insulators. See Urbanitzky's Electricity, 68gD. Electricity, c.
Insuiinde, Experiences of a Naturalist's Wife in the Eastern Archi-
pelago, by A. Forbes. 1887 I736R
Insurance, Marine, Lloyds, &c., by Martin. 1876 535!!
Sec also Beckmann's Inventions, 6970.. All the Year Round [and Assur-
ance], v. 13, 17737- Chambers' 7ournal [against Railway Accidents],
v. 14, 19337. Fraser [Progress of Marine Insurance in England], v
7067 ; [Mortality of Baltimore, with reference to] v. 22, 6327. ill
[Romance of], v. 19, 15997 > [Does it insure?] v. 62, 16427. Nineteenth
Century [National], v. 4, 22147 '> [House of Lords and National Insur-
ance], v. 8, 22187. Penny Magazine [Fire], v. 8, 1466. Scribner
[Nether side of], v. 14, 18647. Knowledge [How to select a Life
Insurance Office], vol. 5, 25857. Leisure Hour, v. i, 26117 5 v> 9
26197 J v. 19, 26297, &c.
Integrity. Sec Miiller's Noble Deeds, 920.. Percy Anecdotes, gzgZ, c.
Intellectual Development of Europe, by Draper. 2 vols. 1875 ... 76-70
Faculties of Man, by Mudie. 1839 4951"
Powers of Man, by Reid. 1843 58oH
by Abercrombie. 1832 1131^
See also Bain's Mind, 38iR, &c.
Progress. See Burton's Queen Anne, 238H. Education, Thought, &c.
Intelligence, by Taine, translated by Haye. 1871 651!!
Knowledge, Images, Sensations, Physical Conditions of Mental Events,
Mind, Reason, &c.
Senses and Instincts of Animals, by Lubbock. 1889 376R
See also Bastian's Brain [and brain-weight], sS/R. Compayre"s Pedagogy,
2g6R. Fortnightly [in Nature], v. 43, 21337. Nature [in Animals],
v. 30, 26907, &c.
Intemperance, Report on. 1869 926K
Sec also Guthrie's The City, its Sins and Sorrows, 34oM. Hill's Repression
of Crime, ioi5F. Blackwood [and Intolerance], v. 102, 172], Edin-
burgh Review [Drunkenness, Abstinence, Restraint], v. 137, 4977-
Fortnightly Review [Birmingham Plan of Regulating, and Municipal
Public Houses], v. 27, 21177. Macmillan [Effect on National Pros-
perity and Wages], v. 33, 9637. Drunkenness, Temperance, &c.
Interest, Tables of, by King. 1804 32D
See also George's Progress and Poverty, I023F, &c.
Intermediate State, The. Sen Timbs' Works, 856Z. Death, c.
International Congress. See Amos' Political and Legal Remedies for War,
ioo6F, &c.
Law, by Levi. 1887 399^
Policy, Essays on the Foreign Relations of England. 1866 332H
The West, by R. Congreve. England and France, by F. Harrison.
England and the Sea, by E. S. Beesley. England and India, by E.
H. Pember. England and China, by J. H. Bridges. England and
7apan, by C. A. Cookson. England and the Uncivilised Communities,
by H. D. Hutton.
International Scientific Series, illustrated, V.D. :
Vol. i. Forms of Water, Clouds, Rivers, &c., by Tyndall 35iR
Vol. 2, Physics and Politics, by Bagehot 379^-
INT GUILLE-ALLES LIBRARY. INT
International Scientific Series (continued. )
Vol. 3. Foods, by Smith 38oR
Vol. 4. Mind and Body, by Bain sSiR
Vol. 5. Study of Sociology, by Spencer 352R
Vol. 6. Conservation of Energy, by Stewart 353^-
Vol. 7. Animal Locomotion, by Pettigrew 354R
Vol. 8. Responsibility in Mental Disease, by Maudsley 355R
Vol. 9. The New Chemistry, by Cooke 456R
Vol. 10. Science of Law, by Amos 356R
Vol. u. Animal Mechanism, by Marey 35?R
Vol. 12. Doctrine of Dissent and Darwinism, by Schmidt 382R
Vol. 13. History of the Conflict between Religion and Science, by Draper agSM
Vol. 14. Fungi, their Nature, Influences and Uses, by Cooke 383R
Vol. 15. Chemistry of Light and Photography, by Vogel 358R
Vol. 16. Life and Growth of Language, by Whitney 359^-
Vol. 17. Money, by Jevons 36oR
Vol. 1 8. Nature of Light, and Physical Optics, by Lommel 454^-
Vol. 19. Animal Parasites and Messmates, by Van Beneden 36iR
Vol. 20. Fermentation, by Schiitzenberger 362R
Vol. 21. Five Senses of Man, by Bernstein . , S^R
Vol. 22. Theory of Sound in its Relation to Music, by Blaserna 384R
Vol. 23. Studies in Spectrum Analysis, by Lockyer 37/R
Vol. 24. Growth of the Steam Engine, by Thurston 386R
Vol. 25. Education as a Science, by Bain 36^R
Vol. 26. Human Species, by Quatrefages 34oR
Vol. 27. Modern Chromatics, by Rood s6sR
Vol. 28. The Crayfish, by Huxley i2 3 R
Vol. 29. The Brain as an Organ of Mind, by Bastian 3&7R
Vol. 30. Atomic Theory, by Wurtz 366R
Vol. 31. Natural Conditions of Existence, by Semper 388R
Vol. 32. Muscles and Nerves, by Rosenthal 3$7R
Vol. 33. Sight, by Le Conte 3 68R
Vol. 34. Illusions, by Sully .'. 36gR
Vol. 35. Volcanoes, by Judd 4 88R
Vol. 36. Suicide, by Morselli 37oR
Vol. 37. The Brain and its Functions, by Luys 37iR
Vol. 38. Myth and Science, by Vignoli 37^R
Vol. 39. The Sun, by Young 458R
Vol. 40. Ants, Bees, and Wasps, by Lubbock loiR
Vol. 41. Animal Intelligence, by Romanes 46R
Vol. 42.- The Concepts and Theories of Modern Physics, by Stallo S^R
Vol. 43. - Diseases of Memory, by Ribot 373R
Vol. 44. Man before Metals, by Joly loisM
Vol. 45. Science of Politics, by Amos 374R
Vol. 46. Elementary Meteorology, by Scott 455R
Vol. 47. Organs of Speech, by Von Meyer 39R
Vol. 48. Fallacies, a View of Logic, by Sidgwick 39tR
Vol. 49. Origin of Cultivated Plants, by De Candolle 67R
Vol. 50. Jelly-Fish, Star- Fish, and Sea-Urchins, by Romanes i24R
Vol. 51. Common Sense of Exact Sciences, by Clifford 392R
Vol. 52. Physical Expression, by Warner 393R
Vol. 53. Anthropoid Apes, by Hartmann 378R
Vol. 54. Mammalia in their Relation to Primeval Times, by Schmidt .... S^R
Vol. 55. Comparative Literature, by Posnett 394R
Vol. 56. - Earthquakes and other Earth Movements, by Milne 395^-
Vol. 57. Microbes, P'erments and Moulds, by Trouessart 538R
Vol. 58. Geographical and Geological Distribution of Animals, by Heilprin 396R
Vol. 59. Weather, a Popular Exposition, by Abercrombie 548R
Vol. 60. Animal Magnetism, by Binet and Fere" 397R
Vol. 61. Manual of British Discomycetes, by Phillips 398R
Vol. 62. International Law, by Levi '. 399^
Vol. 63. Geological History of Plants, by Dawson '. 549R
Vol. 64. Origin of Floral Structures through Insect Agency, &c., by
Henslow 375R
Vol. 65. On the Senses, Instincts and Intelligence of Animals, by Lubbock 376R
Interoceanip Canals. See Harper's Index, i64oja. Poole's Index, &c.
Interpretation and Logic. See Sidgwick's Fallacies, 391 R. Logic, &c.
of Scripture, by Jowett. See Essays and Reviews, 662 A.
Intoxicating Liquors Question. See Arnold's Politics, 6oH. Alcohol, Drinks,
Stimulants, Intemperance, Temperance c.
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INT ENGLISH SECTION. IRE
Intuition. See Compayre"s Pedagogy, 2g6R. Lecky's Morals, 384-5^!, &c.
INVENTION and Discoveries Anticipated, &c. [Timbs' Works]
851 and 856Z
of the Power Loom. See Cartwright's Memoir, 13720, c.
ors in. See Timbs' Works, 8532, &c.
Science and Art, Errors
Inventions and Inventors, edited by Bolton. 1883 .....................
Century of, by the Marquis of Worcester, with Life of Author
and Notes by Dirck. 1865 ................... ^ ..................... 6QOF
- History of, by Beckmann, 2 vols. 1846 .............................. 6Q7-8Q
Novelties, &c. 1858 ......................................................... 355T
[Smiles' Men of Invention, &c.] .......................................... n;2R
- Wonderful, by Timbs, illustrated. 1868 .............................. 258!*.
- See also Donnelly's Atlantis, loi/M. George's Progress and Poverty, 1023^".
Trevithick (R.), Life of, 537F. All Year Round [and Inventors], v. 2,
i762j ; [Anticipated] v. 24, iy84j ; [in France] v. 39, ijgg]. Knowledge
[Influence of Mechanical], v. 8, 2588 J. Leisure Hour [Birth of], v. 5,
26i5j ; [Day-dreams of] v. 33, 2643 J. Macmillan [Accidental], v. 4,
934J. Nature [Protection for], v. n, 2671 J. Penny Magazine [Dis-
appointments], v. i, 1396, &c.
Inverness. See All the Year Round, v. 50, i8ioj. Highlands, Scotland, &c ;
Iodine. See Ure's Dictionary, 70. Somerville's Microscopic Science, noR, &c.
lona, by Alexander [R.T.S.] ............................. ..................... 645Z
- See also Good Words, v. ro, 2i8oJ. Penny Magazine, v. i, 1396. Hebrides.
Ionian Islands, Memoirs on the, by Vaudoncourt. 1816 ..... . ......... 54OH
- See also Fraser [and their Government], v. 40, 650 J. Leisure Hour, v. 8
and v. 12, 2618 and 2622.7. Quarterly, v. 29, nsgj ; [Administration
of] v. 91, i22ij. Greece, Mediterranean, &c.
Iowa as it is in 1857, a Gazetteer, &c., by Parker, illustrated. 1857 15040
Ipswich. See Ritchie's East Anglia, 6230, &c.
Irby (lion. C. L.) and Mangles ([.), Travels in Egypt, Nubia,
Syria and the Holy Land, &c.j 1844 .............................. 773Q
.IRELAND & THE IRISH Works relating to : (See also
Great Britain, British Empire ', Gladstone, O'Connell,
Farnell, &~Y.)
Ireland, aLittle Tour in, by S. R. Hole, illustrated by Leech. 1859 i6g7R
- Short History of, by Deane. 1886 ...... . .................... 15160
Antiquities and Folk- Lore of, by A. B. R. and Doyle. 1473^
before and after the Union, by Martin. 1848
- before the i8th Century [Lecky's Eighteenth Century] ...... i68H
- by E. Lawless, with additions by Bronson [Story of the
Nations]. 1888 .................................................. 4350
Character, Customs and Superstitions of the Irish, by Dewar Q28F
- Dublin, Cork, O'Connell arid the Repeal, &c., by Kohl. 1843
- English in [Eighteenth Century], by Froude, 3 vols. 1881... 204-60
- from the Earliest Times to the union with Great Britain, by
Walpole. 1882 ................................................... 200H
- History of, by Taylor, with additions by Sampson, 2 vols. ... 96-77
- History of, from the Reformation to the Union, by Hassen-
camp, translated by Robinson. 1888 ........................ 277H
[Maunder's Treasury of History] ........................... 18567
- History of Methodism in, by Crookshank, 3 vols. 1885-8. ..669-7IA
- New and Popular History of [Cassell's]. 1851 ............... 452T
Presbyterian Church in, by. Reid, 3 vols. 1867 ............... 2II-3M
Primitive Inhabitants of, by Wood. 1821 ........................ 3&3K
Scotland and England, a Tour through, by Kohl. 1844 ...... 34&K
- Secret Societies. Sec Hecthorn's Secret Societies, 3770.
Sixty Years Ago. 1849 ............................................. io88R
- Society and Manners in the North of Ireland [1818], by
Gamble. 1819 .................................................. 382K
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IRELAND AND THE IRISH Works relating to (continued.)
Ireland, The Ballads of, Collected and Edited, by Hayes, ill.,
2 vols ................... '. ........................................... 769-7oM
- Viceroys of [836-1509], by Gilbert. 1865 ........................ 548!'
Irish Bar, Anecdotes, Bon- Mots, &c., by O' Flanagan. 1879 ... 11631*.
Celtic Songs and Song Writers, by Collins. 1885
- Church [Smith's Life of Gladstone] ... ........................... 275F
- Essays and others, by Arnold. 1882 .............................. 886R
- Members [Lucy's Parliaments] ....................................... 31 6-7H
- People, a Short History, clown to the date of the Planta-
tion of Ulster, by Richey, edited by Kane. 1887 ......... 561!!
Question. Sec O'Connor's Parnell Movement, 326R, &c.
- Rebellion of 1798, by Teeling. 1876 ........................... 2380
[Froude's Ireland] .......................................... 2o6O
Irishmen, United, by Madden ............... ........................... 543-4*"
Irishwomen, Illustrations, by Blackburne. 1877 ................. 32iF
Irish.. Sec also Alison's Europe [1789-1852], 119-460. Brand's Antiquities,
looS'/M. Brodie's British Empire, 212-4^. Browne's Geographical
Evolution of the British Isles, sssK. Buckle's Civilixation, i86-8O.
Burn's Parish Registers, 536H. Burton's Queen Anne, 238!!.
Cobden's Speeches, 323R. Donnelly's Atlantis, loijM. Eddy's
Travelling Party. I326R. Eraser's Wicklow, Go^Z. Froude's England,
192-2010, Gardiner's History of England, 460-90. Green's English
People, 189-9211. Greville Memoirs. Harris' Radicals, no6F.
Knight's England, 147-54^ Lecky's Eighteenth Gentury, i7oH.
Lucy's Parliaments, 3i6-7H. McCarthy's History, I93-6H.
McCulloch's British Empire, 7ii-2H. Madden's United Irishmen.
543-4F. Martin's Life of the Prince Consort, 92-6F. Morley's Life
of Richard Cohden, 190-1 F. Probyn's Local Government, 3O3R.
Raven's Parliamentary History of England [1832-1880], 2330.
Routledge's Popular Progress, io34F. Smith's Life of Bright [Irish
Question], iso-iF; Life of Gladstone, 275F. Torren's Memoirs of
Viscount Melbourne, 385-6!'". Spencer's Works [State of, Time of
Kli/abeth], 413!). Wall's Good Queen's Reign, 4400 ; Life of
Bright, 5260. All the Year Round [Tour in], v. i, 17617. Black-
wood [Evils of] v. 4, R.L. ; [Government of] v. 20, R.L. ; [What will
become of] v. 21, R.L. ; [Autumnal Night's Dream in] v. 22, R.L. ;
[How should it be Governed] v. 25, R.L. ; [Municipal Corporation
Bill] v. 41, R.L. ; [Protestant Clergy of] v. 43, R.L. ; [Five Years in]
v. 51, R.L. ; [British interests in] v. 127, i97j ; [A Reproach to
England] v. 128, 1987 ; [Fate of, Britain's Warning] v. 131, 2oiJ ;
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