The games of the match at chess played between the London and the Edinburgh chess clubs, in 1824, 1825, 1826, 1827, and 1828; with notes and back-games;

Bound with this are The games ... by the London and Edinburgh chess clubs. London, 1828; and Remarks on the report of the committee, by W. Lewis. London, 1829.

Remarks on the report of the committee of the Edinburgh chess club, containing the games of the match at chess played between the London and Edinburgh chess club.

Bound with his The games of the match at chess played by the London and Edinburgh chess clubs. London, 1828.

The first and second games now pending between the London and the Edinburgh chess clubs, with numerous variations and remarks,

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A new treatise on chess, containing the rudiments of the science, with an analysis of the best methods of playing the different openings and ends of games, including many original positions, and a selection of fifty chess problems never before printed in this country.

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Games, containing the established rules and practice of whist, quadrille, piquet, [etc.]

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Hoyle's games, containing the established rules and practice of whist,quadrille,piquet, etc.

Chess, pp. 120-173.

The whist player's hand-book, containing most of the maxims of the old school, and several new one. [With observations on short whist. Also the games of Boston and euchre.

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Festivals, games and amusements. Ancient and modern.

At head of title: Harper's stereotype edition.

Ashford rectory; or, The spoiled child reformed. Containing a short introduction to the sciences of architecture and heraldry; with a particular account of the Grecian and Roman games, etc. etc.,

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Extracts on divine worship, ministry, prayer and singing, containing briefly the views of the Society of Friends, called Quakers on those subjects...

With: Extracts from the writings of some of the Society of Friends...showing that the necessary baptism is that of Christ...Manchester. Harrison and Crosfield. 1835.--Extracts from the writings of the Society of Friends...showing that the external supper...has ceased in point of obligation. Manchester. Harrison and Crosfield. 1832.--On justification. Extracted from Robert Barclay's Apology. Manchester. Harrison and Crosfield. [183?].--Concerning perfection. From Robert Barclay's Apology...proposition VIII. Manchester. Harrison and Crosfield. [183?].--Extracted from Joseph Besse's Defence of Quakerism. [Manchester. Harrison and Crosfield. 183?].--Extracts from the writings of...Friends on the divinity of Christ. Elisha Bates. Manchester. Harrison and Crosfield. 1835.--Sentiments of a few eminent persons concerning Friends. [Manchester. Harrison and Crosfield. 183?]

The New London laughable songster for 1812, containing a choice collection of humourous and comic songs, now singing at the Theatres Royal and other places of public amusement.

"Plummer and Brewis, printers".-Verso of title-page.

The music of nature; or, An attempt to prove that what is passionate and pleasing in the art of singing, speaking, and performing upon musical instruments, is derived from the sounds of the animated world. With curious and interesting illustrations.

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Gymnastic games,

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The United States Air Force Singing Sergeants.

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Creative music for children, a plan of training based on the natural evolution of music, including the making and playing of instruments, dancing--singing--poetry,

Illustrated lining-papers.