WAINWRIGHT, Jonathan Mayhew, D.D., Bp. of New-York; d. 1854. 1 Choir (The) and Family Psalter: being the Psalms of David; together with the Canticles of the Morning and Evening Prayer, and occasional Offices of the Church. Arranged for Chanting. To which is prefixed a Selection of Chants. By J. M. Wainwright, and W. A. Muhlenberg. New York, 1851. 4° (8.4X6.5). [2 copies.] WAKE, William, D.D., Archbp. of Canterbury; b. 1657. d. 1737. 2 Bishop of Lincoln's (The) and the Bishop of Norwich [Dr. Trimnell]'s Speeches in the House of Lords, March 17th, at the Opening of the Second Article of the Impeachment against Dr. Sacheverell. London, 1710. 8°, pp. 29. 3 Correspondence between Dr. Wake, and certain Doctors of the Sorbonne at Paris, relative to a Project of Union between the English and Gallican Churches. See MOSHEIM, J. L. von. Ecclesiastical History. Vol. 6.Appendix III. 4 Genuine Epistles (The) of the Apostolical Fathers, S. Barnabas, S. Ignatius, S. Clement, S. Polycarp, The Shepherd of Hermas, and the Martyrdoms of St. Ignatius, and St. Polycarp. Translated and publish'd, with a large preliminary Discourse, by William [Wake], Lord Bishop of Lincoln. 2d ed., corrected. London, 1710. 8° (5.9×2.8), m. r. 5 State (The) of the Church and Clergy of England, in their Councils, Synods, Convocations, Conventions and other Publick Assemblies; historically deduced from the Conversion of the Saxons, to the Present Times. With a large Appendix of original Writs, and other Instruments. London, 1703. 2° (10×5), m. r., pp. 622, 245. WALDECK, Johann Peter, Prof. of Law at Göttingen. 6 Institvtiones Ivris Civilis Heineccianae emendatae atqve reformatae. Ed. WALDIE, Elizabeth. ... 7 Rome in the Nineteenth Century; Letters written during a Resi- ... 1st Ameri Vol. 1, 2. WALES, William, F.R.S., an English astronomer; b. about 1734. d. 1798. 8 Astronomical Observations, made in the Voyages which were undertaken for making Discoveries in the Southern Hemisphere, and successively performed by Comm. Byron, Capt. Wallis, Capt. Cartaret, and Capt. Cook. . . . Illustrated with Maps . ... London, 1788. 4° (7.5×5.6). 9 Dissertation on the Acronychal Rising of the Pleiades. See VINCENT, W. The Voyage of Nearchus, &c. Editor. See ROBERTSON, John. Elements of Navigation. WALKER, A., of London. 10 Philosophical Estimate of the Causes, Effects, and Cure of Unwholesome Air in Large Cities; with a Philosophical Dissertation on the Causes and Cure of Smoking Chimnies. London, 1777. 8°, pp. 43. WALKER, Sir Edward, Sce'y of War to K. Charles I., &c.; d. 1677. 11 Historical Discourses. London, 1705. 2° (10×5.2), m. b. WALKER, Sir Edward, continued. 1 Perfect Copies of all the Votes, Letters, Proposals and Answers, relating unto... the Treaty held at Newport in the Isle of Wight, September -November 1648, between K. Charles I. and a Committee of the Lords and Commons of Parliament. London, 1705. 2° (10.3×6), pp. 98. WALKER, James, D.D., President of Harvard College. pp. 14. 2 Discourse on the Law of Spiritual Life. Boston, 1835. 12°, 4 "To the Law and to the Testimony." A Discourse on the Deference 5 Philosophy (The) of Man's Spiritual Nature in regard to the Founda- 6 Spirit (The) proper to the Times. Sermon, preached in King's Chapel, Boston, 1861. 12°, pp. 12. 7 Unitarianism vindicated against the Charge of Skeptical Tendencies. WALKER, Rev. James B., of Cincinnati, O. 8 Philosophy of the Plan of Salvation. Boston, 1839. 12°, pp. 27. With an Introductory Essay by C. E. Stowe. By... [J. B. Walker]. Boston, 1857. 12° (5×3). 9 Philosophy of Skepticism and Ultraism, wherein the Opinions of Rev. 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To which is added, A complete Vocabulary of Scripture Proper Names, . . . Concluding with Observations on the Greek and Latin Accent and Quantity. . . [Portrait.] London, 1798. 8° (7X3.8). 13 Elements of Elocution: . . . 2d ed., with . . . additions. ... WALKER, John, Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin. 15 Expostulatory Address (An) to the Members of the Methodist Society in Ireland. Edinburgh, 1807. 12°, pp. 50. 16 Expostulatory Address (An) to the Members of the Methodist Society in Ireland. With . . . Letters to A. Knox. Edinburgh, 1807. 12° (5.3×2.9). WALKER, Rev. Joseph, of Paris, Me., grad. Bowd. Coll., 1818; b. 1792. d. 1851. 17 Glance (A) at Dean's 120 Reasons for being a Universalist. Portland, 1828. 12° (4.3X2.7). WALKER, Ralph, of Jamaica, 1 Treatise (A) on Magnetism, with a Description and Explanation of a Meridional and Azmith Compass, for ascertaining the Quantity of Variation. . . . With Tables of Variation. London, 1794. 8° (6.2×3.3). WALKER, Rer. Robert, of Edinburgh; b. 1716. d. 1783. 2 Sermons. Vol. 1, 2. Albany, 1796, '97. 8° (6.4×3.6). WALKER, Rev. Samuel, Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford. 3 Christian (The). WALKER, Sears Cook, Esq. Dublin, 1758. 12° (5.4X2.8). 4 Ephemeris of the Planet Neptune. Pp. 32, 10, 10, 10. See SMITHSONIAN Institution. (Contributions, vol. 2, 3.) 5 Researches relative to the Planet Neptune. Pp. 60. See SMITHSONIAN Institution. (Contributions, vol. 2.) WALKER, Rev. Timothy, of Concord, N.H.; b. 1711. d. 1782. 6 Those who have the Form of Godliness, but deny the Power thereof, WALKER, Timothy, LL.D., Judge, of Cincinnati, O; b. 1803. d. 1856. WALL, Rev. William, D.D., Vicar of Shoreham, in Kent; b. 1646. d. 1728. 8 Critical Notes on the Old Testament. Vol. 1, 2. London, 1734. 8° (6.2X3.2). against it. II. .. Things London, 1705. 8°(6.4×3.1). 9 History (The) of Infant-Baptism. Part I. ... Passages in the Writers of the four first Centuries as do make for or that do illustrate the said History. 2 vols. 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WALSH, Robert, LL.D., Chaplain to Lord Strangford, at Constantinople. 8 Narrative of a Journey from Constantinople to England. London, 1713. 8°, Philadelphia, 1828. 9 Notices of Brazil in 1828 and 1829. ... Vol. 1, 2. pp. 15. 12° (5.3X3.2). [Plate.] Boston, 1831. 12° (5.8X3.3). WALSH, Robert, jun., Esq., of Philadelphia; b. 1784. 12 Appeal (An) from the Judgments of Great Britain respecting the United WALSH, R. M. Translator. See SKETCHES of Living Characters of France. WALSINGHAM, Sir Francis, Sec'y of State to Q. Elizabeth; b. 1536. d. 1590. 13 Mémoires et Instructions pour les Ambassadeurs ou Lettres et Négotiations de Walsingham, Ministre & Secretaire d'Etat, sous Elisabeth. Avec les Maximes politiques de ce Ministre, & des Remarques sur la Vie des principaux Ministres & Favoris de cette Princesse. Traduite de l'Anglois. Amsterdam, 1700. 4° (7X5.2), m. d., pp. 662. WALSINGHAM, Sir Francis, continued. 1 Secret (Le) des Cours, ou les Mémoires de Walsingham, Secret. d'Etat NOTE. Walsingham's authorship of this work is not authenticated. WALTER, Rev. Nathanael, of Roxbury, Mass.; b. 1709. d. 1776. 2 Thoughts (The) of the Heart the best Evidence of a Man's Spiritual State; a Discourse frem Prov. XXIII. 7. Boston, 1741. 12°, pp. 31. WALTER, William Bicker, A.M., grad. Bowd. Coll., 1818; b. 1796. d. 1822. 3 Sukey; a Poem. [By W. B. Walter.] Boston, 1821. 8°, pp. 72. WALTON, Brian, D.D., Bp. of Chester; b. 1600. d. 1661. 4 Considerator (The) considered: or, A brief View of certain Considerations [by Dr. Owen] upon the Biblia Polyglotta. London, 1650. 16° (4.8X2.8). Editor. See BIBLE,-The Old and New Testaments. Biblia Sacra Polyglotta, Londini, 1655-'57. WALTON, Isaac, the Father of Angling'; b. at Stafford, 1593. d. 1683. 5 Complete Angler (The); or, The Contemplative Man's Recreation. By I. Walton. And Instructions how to angle for Trout or Grayling in a clear Stream, by C. Cotton. 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WALZ, Christianus, Prof. at Tübingen. 9 Rhetores Graeci. Ex Codicibus Florentinis Mediolanensibus Monacensibus Neapolitanis Parisiensibus Romanis Venetis Taurinensibus et Vindobonensibus emendatiores et auctiores edidit suis aliorumque Annotationibus instruxit Indices locupletissimos adiecit C. Walz. Vol. 1–9. Stuttgartiae et Tubingae, 1832-36. 8° (6X3.5). WANOSTROCHT, N., LL.D. 10 Grammar of the French Language, with practical Exercises. 8th American, from last London ed. cation, by M. de Wailly. Also, A Treatise on French VersifiBoston, 1825. 12° (5.6X3.5). [4 copies.] |