1845. Nugée, Geo., Trin. Necessity for Christian Education to elevate the native Character in India. Lond. 1846, 8°., pp. viii+92.

1848. Fiske, Ern. Fred., Emm. Respective peculiarities in creeds of the Mahometan & the Hindu which stand in the way of conversion. [A] 1849, 8°., pp. xii + 147.

1852.

Robinson, C. K., Cath. Missions urged upon the State. [A] 1853,
Fcap. 8°., pp. xvi +127.

1858. Maclear, G. F., Trin. The Christian Statesman & our Indian Empire. 2nd Edit. CCC, 1859, Crown 8°., ff. 4+ pp. 171.

1861. Maclear, G. F. History of Christian Missions during the Middle Ages. [CCC], 1863, Crown 8°., pp. xxi +466.

1867. Smith, Wm. S., Trin. Obstacles to Missionary success among the Heathen. [CCC] 1868, Crown 8°., pp. x+160.

1870. Lobley, J. A., Trin. The Church & the churches in S. India: a review of Portuguese missions in the 16th cent. [CCC], 8°., ff. 4+ pp. 138. 1882. Hill, J. S., Joh. The Indo-Chinese Opium Trade considered in relation to its history, morality, & expediency &c. With prefatory note by Lord Justice Fry. Oxford. 1884, Fcap. 8°., pp. viii+95.

Together,

188.

2091. MODERN HOMILIES: FOR THE FIRST SUNDAY IN THE YEAR. Lond. 1845. 12o. pp. 87. Frontispiece, view of St. Peter's Church, Camb., as proposed to be erected. 1s. 6d.

2092. OXFORD & CAMB. REVIEW, JULY, 1845, TO JUNE, 1847. 4 vols. Lond. 8o.

Vol. I. f. 1+ pp. 670 including index. Vol. II. Oxford & Camb. Review, & Univ. Magazine, ff. 2+ pp. 511+f. 1 (index). Vol. III. f. 1+ pp. 682+f. 1. Vol. IV. f. 1+ pp. 768+ f. 1. Half roan. 188.

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This was announced as the "organ of the 'New Generation'... we speak for "the Church, and we do so as reverend and faithful sons; for such we hope ever "to remain. We speak for the Crown, as it becomes loyal and loving subjects; "and our regret is well known that we can but speak for it as it is, with shorn power and dimmed lustre. And last of all we speak, and will speak, for the People-the people, with whose sorrows we sympathize, whose wrongs it is our 'earnest wish to see redressed, and for whose happiness is our warmest prayer." The articles are almost exclusively reviews of books, in a few cases signed with initials.

66

66

2093. PEARSON, EDW. BRIEF MEMOIR OF LIFE, WRITINGS, & Correspondence. Printed for private distribution. [1845. Ipswich, Jas. Shalders.]

4o.

Printed on writing paper. pp. viii+152. 2 pencil drawings & 5 engravings inserted, with letter of Wm. Powell Hunt, the editor, to Mr J. H. Burn, 8 Great Newport Street.

98.

2094. POLL ON ELECTION OF LIBRARIAN OF THE UNIV., APR. 17, 1845. Candidates: Jos. Power (312), J. J. Smith (240). By Hen. Gunning. Camb. A. 1845.

pp. 24. For another election, see ante No. 1633.

8o.

1s.

2095. SMITH, J. J. CONSIDERATIONS ON THE DISPOSAL OF THE NEW Botanical Garden ground. [Lond. pr.] Camb. 1845.

pp. 12.

WHEWELL, Wм.

2096.

1s.

OF A LIBERAL EDUCATION IN GENERAL; & with particular reference to the leading studies of the Univ. of Camb. Lond. 1845.

8o.

graduate. Camb. RR. 1845.

pp. xv+138.

pp. xviii+248. Boards.

3s. 6d.

2097.

WHYTEHEAD, THOS. COLLEGE LIFE. LETTERS TO AN Under

12o.

2s. 6d.

REPORT OF THE FIFTEENTH MEETING,

8°.

48. 6d.

2098. BRITISH ASSOCIATION. at Camb., June, 1845. Lond. 1846. pp. xliv +342+ viii+105 +16. 6 plates. 2099. CHALLIS, J. SPECIAL REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS IN THE Observatory relative to the new planet. Submitted by the Syndicate appointed to visit the Observatory. Dec. 12, 1846.

pp. 8.

4o.

1s. 6d.

2100. CLASSICAL TRIPOS LIST. MARCH 20, 1846. A FOR T. Johnson, Senate-House Keeper.

1 f.

2101.

8°.

18.

FEW REMARKS ON THE PRESENT SYSTEM OF DEGREES AT KING'S

8o.

1s.

Coll. Camb. Camb. [HH.] 1846.

pp. 16.

2102. GOWER, Samuel. A SLIGHT REMINISCENCE OF CAMBRIDGE.

For other editions see ante No. 1647, and post No. 2269.

2104. GRAHAM, J. SERMON AT PRIMARY VISITATION OF THE BISHOP

of Ely in St. Michael's Camb., July 20, 1846. Camb. NN. 1846.

pp. 27.

8°.

18.

2105.

HENSLOW, J. S. ADDRESS TO MEMBERS OF THE UNIV., ON the expediency of improving, & on the funds required for remodelling & supporting, the Botanic Garden. Camb. HH.

pp. 20. Dated from Hitcham.

1846.

8o.

18.

2106.

INTERPRETATION OF THE COMPOSITION BETWEEN THE UNIV. & King's Coll. By a member of the Senate. Camb. A. 1846.

pp. 17.

8°.

18.

2107. P[OTTS] A[NNA] H. ON THE CELEBRATION OF THE 300TH Anniversary of the Foundation of Trinity College, Dec. 22, 1846. Camb.

ff. 2. In verse.

8o.

18.

2108. ROBERTS, JOS. HEAVEN PHYSICALLY & MORALLY CONSIDERED: or an inquiry into the nature, &c., of the Heavenly world. Camb. HH. 1846.

pp. viii+10+97.

12o.

18.

2109. SMITH, J. J. NUMISMATA COLL. DE GONVILE ET CAIUS NUPER Jacobi Burrough et Joannis Smith. The Donor's Catalogue. Camb. A. 1846.

pp. xiii +71.

4o.

48. 6d.

2110. SUPPLEMENT TO THE CAMBRIDGE ADVERTISER, UNIVERSITY Herald, Yarmouth Advertiser, & Eastern Counties' Gazette, Nov. 4, 1846, to March 10, 1847.

8°.

pp. 128, forming the first 8 nos. of Vol. I., issued fortnightly. At foot of page it is called Gen. Register & Miscel. Repos. The imprint is, "Camb. pr. & publ. for the Proprietor by William Jeary Cannon (of Grantchester) at the office of the Camb. Advertiser...." The supplements were gratis. pp. 111 & 112 contain 3 illustrations. Morocco gilt, g. e. tooled.

68.

2111. UNIVERSITY HErald, and ECCLESIASTICAL REGISTER. VOL. I. Commencing 10th Oct. 1846. Terminating 29th Sept., 1847. Camb. Advertiser and University Herald Office, 21 Sidney St. 1847. Vol. II. Oct. 10, 1847, to Oct. 9, 1848.

8°.

Vol. I, ff. 2+ pp. 406+ ff. 3 (pp. v to x) Index. Vol. II, f. 1+ pp. 366, including Index. 2 vols. Half calf. Prof. Selwyn's copy. 128.

These are supplements to the Camb. Advertiser, issued gratis alternately with the General Register (see ante No. 2110). Although on the title of the 1st vol. Oct. 10 is given as the date of commencement, the 1st number appeared on Oct. 28, with No. 414 of the Camb. Advertiser, the General Register beginning the next week.

1847. Forbes, G. H., Downing. The Goodness of God. A, 1848, 8°. pp.

xvi +91.

1848. Todhunter, I., Joh. The Doctrine of a Divine Providence inseparable from the belief in an absolutely perfect Creator. A, 1849, 8°. pp. viii+89.

1849.

1850.

Carver, A. J., Trin. Divine attribute of Mercy from the Old Testament.
A, 1851, 8°. pp. xv+92.

Prescott, G. F., Trin. Unity of Design in the successive dispensations
recorded in the Scriptures. A, 1851, 8°. pp. viii+39.

1851. Gorham, G. M., Trin. Eternal punishments not inconsistent with Divine Justice & Mercy. A, 1852, 8°. pp. viii+70. Separately 18. 6d. 1855. Foxley, Jos., Joh. Faith in Natural & Revealed Religion necessary for the purification &c. of man. A, 8°. pp. 62.

1870. Wilkins, A. S., Joh. Phoenicia and Israel.

1871, Crown 8°. pp. xv+204.

A historical essay. Lond.

1873. Romanes, G. J., Caius. Christian Prayer and general Laws. CCC, 1874, Crown 8o. pp. x+268.

1878. 2nd prize. Bernard, H. M., Corp. Relation of Ritual to the essentials of Christian Religion. CCC, 1880, 8°. pp. vii +36.

1884. Parkes, F. W., Trin. Place & use of Human authority in controversies of the Faith. FFF, 1885, 8°. ff. 4+ pp. 67.

Together,

158.

2112. CRANWELL, EDW. INDEX TO ENGLISH BOOKS PRINTED BEFORE 1600, in the Library of Trin. Coll. Camb., with list of the Plays of Shakespeare printed before 1623 in the Capell collection. Camb. HH.

1847.

pp. iv+68. View of interior of the Library. Cloth.

8o.

48.

2113. ENGLISH HEXAMETER TRANSLATIONS FROM SCHILLER, GÖTHE, Homer, Callinus & Meleager. Camb. A. 1847.

Oblong 8°.

pp. viii+277. The translations are by J. F. W. H[erschel], W. W[hewell], (including Herman & Dorothea), J. C. H[are], E. C. H[awtrey], & J. G. L[ockhart]. Original boards with design in red, black, & gold.

15s.

2114. ESSINGTON, R. W. THE MIDDLE WAY; OR THE PROVINCE of Patristic Divinity determined. To which is added, the Samaritan, a Camb. [Lond. pr.] 1847.

sermon.

8°.

pp. 38. Written on the author's resigning the Divinity Lectureship of King's Coll., and commenting on some of Prof. Blunt's opinions. 1s. 6d.

Robert William Essington, King's, Fellow, B.A. 1841, M.A. 1844, V. Shen

stone.

2115.

Camb. SS.

EXAMINATIONS FOR THE DEGREE OF B.A., CAMB., JAN. 1847. 1847.

pp. 31. The Exam. papers.

Royal 8°.

1s. 6d..

2116. [IRENEO, SILVIO.] PER L'INAUGURAZIONE DI S. A. R. IL Principe Alberto, all' officio di Cancelliere dell' Università di Cambridge, Canzone. Camb. HH. 1847.

pp. 14. The dedication is signed.

8°.

1s. 6d.

2117. MORGAN, JOHN H., & JOHN T. BARBER.

ACCOUNT OF THE

Aurora Borealis seen near Camb., Oct. 24, 1847; together with those of Sept. 21, 1846, & March 19, 1847, seen at the Observatory. Camb. [Lond. pr. 1847.]

Royal 8°.

4s. 6d.

ff. 2+ pp. 20+3 (list of subscribers). 12 coloured engravings. 2118. PALMER, W. THE BOOK OF LIFE; BEING THE SUBSTANCE OF

a sermon at Zion Chapel, Chatteris, May 16, 1847. Lond. 1847. 8°. f. 1+ pp. 37.

18.

2119. POLL: CONTAINING THE NAMES OF THOSE WHO VOTED FOR H.R.H. Prince Albert (954), & of those who voted for the Earl of Powis (837), at the Election of a Chancellor, Feb. 25, 26, & 27, 1847. By H. Gunning. [Camb. A.] 1847.

ff. 2+ pp. 56.

For other election of Chancellor see ante No. 1513.

18. 6d.

2120. REGISTRUM REGALE: A LIST OF I. PROVOSTS OF ETON, II. Provosts of King's, III. Fellows of Eton, IV. Alumni Etonenses, from 1441 to 1847. With illustrative & biographical notices. Eton. E. P. Williams. 1847.

ff. 4+ pp. 55.

8°.

2s. 6d.

2121. SIMEON, C. MEMOIRS OF HIS LIFE, WITH A SELECTION FROM his writings & correspondence. Edited by Wm. Carus. Camb. A.

1847.

pp. xxx+848. writing. Cloth.

8°.

Portrait engraved by Wm. Finden, & facsimiles of hand4s. 6d. pp. 833-848 contain Recollections of Simeon by Daniel Wilson, Bishop of Calcutta.

2122. SMITH, J. J. LETTER TO THE V. C. ON THE LATE REJECTION by the Caput of a grace respecting an examination previous to residence. Camb. [HH.] 1847.

pp. 10.

8o.

18. 6d.

2123. REPLY TO "SOME REASONS AGAINST THE EXpediency of instituting a public examination of students previous to their residence in the Univ." [Camb. HH. 1847.]

pp. 8.

8o.

18.

2124. S[MYTTAN,] G. H. SONG OF PRAISE FOR THE 17TH OCT., 1847, being the day appointed for thanks for abundant harvest. Camb. HH. 1847.

pp. 8.

8o.

18.

George Hunt Smyttan, Corpus, B.A. 1848, M.A. 1859, R. Hawksworth Notts.