The poetical works of John Skelton /

Vol. 3: Notes to volumes I and II.

The poems of Alexander Montgomerie;

A "supplementary volume" edited by George Stevenson was published by the society in 1910 [no.59]

The Mother tongue.

Vol. 3 has imprint: Boston, U. S. A., and London.

A history of civilisation in ancient India based on Sanscrit literature /

I. B.C. 2000 to 320. - II. B.C. 320 to A.D. 1000.

Tables for statisticians.

The first two tables are lithoprinted from the author's Generalizations of the normal curve of error. [1930]

A history of the custom-revenue in England. From the earliest times to the year 1827. Compiled exclusively from original authorities.

"Appendix. Statutes and proceedings in Parliament, illustrative of the constitutional history of the custom-revenue, 1290-1660": v. 1, p. [197]-327.

Government transactions.

"Prepared by Helen Stone Tice and the staff of the Government Division"--P. ii.

The novels of William Harrison Ainsworth.

"Memoir" of William Harrison Ainsworth by W. E. A. Axon: vol. XI, p. xi-xiiii.

Laws of the territory of Michigan ...

Known as the "Reprint of Territorial laws."

EDA directory of approved projects.

1977 supplement subtitled: Local Public Works Program Round I and Round II.

Rameses the Great; or, Egypt 3300 years ago.

Mode of access: Internet.

The decline and fall of the kingdom of Judah

Includes index.

Delizie degli eruditi toscani

The last volume (Indice generale) is designated as "Tomo XXIV. Volume XXV". An extra volume (Appendice al t. XXIII) containing G. Bartolini Salimbeni's Del magnifico Lorenzo de' Medici, cronica (1786) is also designated as "Volume XXIV". It has a separate index (Indice della femiglie, e delle persone nominate nell' Appendice al tomo XXIII) at end of the Indice generale (p. 597-616). Printed in a more limited edition, this extra volume is, as in the present set, frequently wanting.

The conventual buildings of Blackfriars, London, and the playhouses constructed therein.

Detached from Studies in philology, v. 14, pt. 2

Tales,

Crohoore of the Bill-hook is attributed to Michael Banim, and The fetches and John Doe to John Banim.