Chambers's pocket miscellany.

Mode of access: Internet.

A history of Greek classical literature /

Includes bibliographical references.

Sallust.

On cover: New York, J & J Harper, 1836.

Proofs of the interpolation of the vowel-letters in the text of the Hebrew Bible and grounds thence derived for a revision of its authorized English version /

Errata slip inserted.

Indian storage reservoirs with earthen dams: being a practical treatise on their design and construction.

Blank pages for notes included in paging.

Songs and entertainment of Miss E.L. Williams, the Welsh nightingale ...

Cover-title.

On new forms of marine Diatomacea : found in the Firth of Clyde and in Loch Fine /

From the Transactions of the Royal society of Edinburgh, vol. 21, pt. 4.

Rudimentary architecture for the use of beginners and students. The orders, and their æsthetic principles.

Mode of access: Internet.

Laws of Barbados. 1894-2 to [1912-7] With table shewing effect of the legislation of 1894-2 to [1910-34] inclusive. And an index by Sir W.H. Greaves ... vol. IV-[VII]

Vol. 7, pt. 3, 1911-1--1912-7, does not have the "table shewing effect of the legislation."

A long vacation ramble in Norway and Sweden.

Attributed to J. W. Clark and J. W. Dunning by Halkett and Laing, Dict. anom. and pseud., new ed., and by "A short bibliography of J. W. Clark" in Fasciculus J. W. Clark dicatus, 1909, p. 570.

The life and Epistles of St. Paul /

Contiene: Vol. I (XXVII, 551 p., [3] h. de lám., [4] h. de map. pleg.) -- Vol. II (VI, 692 p., [3] h. de lám., [2] h. de map. pleg.)

Homes and haunts of the most eminent British poets.

Mode of access: Internet.

A course of lectures on subjects connected with the corruption, revival, and future influence of genuine Christianity.

Mode of access: Internet.

All at Coventry : or, Love and laugh; a musical farce,

Mode of access: Internet.

The catholic doctrine of a Trinity : proved by above an hundred short and clear arguments, expressed in the terms of the Holy Scripture, compared in a manner entirely new and digested under the four following titles: 1. The divinity of Christ. 2. The divinity of the Holy Ghost. 3. The plurality of persons. 4. The Trinity in unity. With a few reflections, occasionally interspersed, upon some of the Arian writers, particularly Dr. S. Clarke: to which is added, A letter to the common people, in answer to some popular arguments against the Trinity.

A reply to "An appeal to the common sense of all Christian people", by William Hopkins.