COOPER, Charles Purton, Esq., continued.

1 Appellate Jurisdiction of the House of Lords, Derby Council, and Court of Chancery. Lord Cottenham's Proposal of April, 1836; and brief Statement of the Opinions previously expressed in Parliament . . respecting the Office of Lord Chancellor: with Remarks. 4th ed.

London, 1850.

8°, pp. 38. Library of London, 1852. 8° (6.9×3.7).

2 Bibliotheca Cooperiana. Catalogue of Portions of the .

C. P. Cooper, Esq.

3 Brief Account (A) of some of the most important Proceedings in Par-
liament, relative to the Defects in the Administration of Justice in the
Court of Chancery, the House of Lords, and the Court of Commissioners
of Bankrupt.
London, 1828. 8° (6.2×3.5).
4 Common Law (The) and the Pope's Apostolic Letters of Sept., 1850.
Extracts of some Letters . . . to C. P. Cooper, Esq. 2d ed.
London, 1851. 8°, pp. 51.
5 Debate in the House of Commons, March 27, 1851, upon Lord John
Russell's Motion for Leave to bring in a Bill for the better Administra-
tion of Justice in the Court of Chancery. Edited by C. P. Cooper, Esq.
4th ed.
London, n. d. 8°, pp. 32.

6 Delay (The) in the Offices of the Masters in Chancery, and the Remedy.
2d ed.
London, 1849. 8°, pp. 44.
7 Government (The) and the Irish Roman Catholic Members.

London, 1851.

8 House (The) of Lords as a Court of Appeal. ...

3d ed.
8°, pp. 22.

London, 1850. 8°, pp. 107.

9 Letter (A) to the Lord Chancellor on a Defect in the Law regulating
the Custody of Lunatics.
London, 1849. 8°, pp. 14.
10 Letter to Sir George Grey, with Papers respecting the sanitary State
of Part of the Parish of St. Giles in the Fields, London.

London, 1850. 8°,
pp. 30.
11 Letter (A) to the Solicitor-General upon the Bill to simplify and im-
prove the Proceedings in the High Court of Chancery in Ireland. 12th
ed.
London, 1850. 8°, pp. 24.
12 Letter (A) to the Vice-Chancellor of England upon his Resolution to
abolish the Practice of adjourning his Court by reason of the Absence
of leading Counsel.
8th ed. London, 1850. 8°, pp. 23.
The Profits of each London Solicitor

13 Mr. Purton Cooper's Paradox.

may be increased one hundred Pounds per Annum, and the Public benefitted. 8th ed.

London, 1850. 8°, pp. 14.

14 Notes respecting Registration and the extrinsic Formalities of Convey-
ances. Pt. I.
London, 1831. 8° (6.1X3.3).
15 Notes upon some Passages in the Letter to Lord Denham from Lord
Brougham upon the Legislation of 1850 which relate to the Court of
Chancery.
London, 1850. 8°, pp. 66.
16 Oxford University Commission. Mr. Purton Cooper's Letter to the
Duke of Wellington, Chancellor of the University.

...

London, 1851. 8°, pp. 8.

17 Pope's Apostolic Letters (The) of September, 1850. Letter to an Eng-
lish Roman Catholic Peer. 4th ed.
London, 1851. 8°,
pp. 11.

COOPER, Charles Purton, Esq., continued.

Notes of some Conclusions

1 Pope's Brief (The) of September, 1850.
arrived at 15th-25th Jan., 1851, in several Conferences between certain
Roman Catholic Priests and a Queen's Counsel. Edited by C. P. Coop-
er, Esq. 10th ed.
London, 1851. 8°, pp. 11.

2d ed.

2 Present State (The) of the Court of Chancery, shown to furnish no
Reason against the Continuance of the Commission for the Custody of
the Great Seal, pending the Inquiry into the Office of Lord Chancellor.
London, 1850. 8, pp. 15.
3 Refutation (A) of the Calumnies against the Lord Chancellor contained
in the last Number of The Quarterly Review in an Article upon the
Pamphlet entitled The Reform Ministry and the Reformed Parlia-
ment." [By C. P. Cooper.] 4th ed. London, 1734. 8° (6.3×3.5).
4 Refutation (A) of so much of the Calumnies contained in the last
Number of The Quarterly Review in an Article upon the Pamphlet en-
titled "The Reformed Ministry and the Reformed Parliament," as
relates to the Appointment of Mr. Ja. Brougham...
Cooper.]
5 Reports of some Cases adjudged in the Courts of the Lord Chancellor,
Master of the Rolls, and Vice-Chancellor, in 1837-1838.
and an Appendix. Vol. 1. [4 Parts.]

London, 1833.

[By C. P. 8°, pp. 22.

With Notes,

London and Dublin, 1838-'41. 8° (6.8×3.5). 6 Rules for the Guidance of Members of Parliament, in the Management of Select Committees, and the Preparation of Reports.

[London] 1837. 8°, pp. 36.

7 So much of Lord John Russell's Evidence before the Select Committee of the House of Commons, on official Salaries, as relates to the Law and to Lawyers. Edited by C. P. Cooper, Esq.

London, 1850. 8°, pp. 32. 8 So much of the Pope's Apostolical Letters of September, 1850, as relates to the Creation of an Archbishopric and Twelve Bishoprics. The Act of 26 Hen. VIII. intitled "An Act for Nomination and Consecration of Suffragans within this Realm." With an Appendix: . . . Edited London, 1851. 8°, pp. 47.

by C. P. Cooper, Esq. 7th ed. 9 Specimen of a Catalogue of the Books on foreign Law lately presented by C. P. Cooper, to the Society of Lincoln's-Inn.

London, 1847. 8° (7X4.1). 10 Substance of the Speech of C. P. Cooper, Esq. as Counsel for the Rev. Charles Wellbeloved, in the Suit of the Attorney General versus Shore, instituted in the High Court of Chancery, respecting Lady Hewley's Foundations, July 2, 1834. London, 1834. 8°, pp. 81.

11 Substance of the Speech of, as Counsel for Rev. Charles Wellbeloved in the Suit of the Attorney General versus Shore, . . . respecting Lady Hewley's Foundations, 2d July, 1834. 2d ed.

London, 1834. 8°, pp. 81. 12 Ultra Party (The) amongst the English Roman Catholics. Extract of a Letter, dated 15th Feb., 1851, from an English Roman Catholic Peer to Mr. P. Cooper. 5th ed. London, 1851. 8°, pp. 16. Editor, and Biographer. See MELMOTH, W. The Great Importance of a religious Life.

COOPER, Charles Purton, Esq., continued.

1 Letter to C. P. Cooper, Esq. on the Appointment of a permanent Judge in the Court of Chancery, &c. By Causidicus.

London, 1835. 8°, pp. 29. [2 copies.] 2 Second Letter (A) to C. P. Cooper, Esq. on the Appointment of a permanent Judge, &c. By Causidicus. London, 1835. 8°, pp. 31.

COOPER, George, Esq.

3 Treatise (A) of Pleading on the Equity-Side of the High Court of Chancery. London, 1809. 8° (7 irr.X3.9), m. n. COOPER, J. G., M.D.

4 Essay (An) on Comets .

...

Philadelphia, 1832. 8°, pp. 40.

5 Reports upon the Plants, Mammals, Land Birds, Reptiles, and crustacea. See UNITED STATES. (Reports of Explorations and Surveys for a Pacific Railroad, vol. 12, P. II.)

COOPER, John Gilbert, an English Poet; b. 1723. d. 1769.

COOPER, Rev. Samuel, D.D., a Minister of Boston; b. 1725. d. 1783.
9 Discourse on the Man of Sin. Dudleian Lecture, Sept. 1, 1773.

10 Election Sermon, May 26, 1756.

Boston, 1774. 8°, pp. 68.
Boston, 1756. 8°, pp. 43.

Boston, 1760. 8°, pp. 46.

before the Society for encouraging In

11 Sermon preach'd April 9, 1760, at the Ordination of Rev. Joseph Jackson, Brooklin.

12 Sermon preached in Boston

dustry, and employing the Poor; August 8, 1753.

Boston, 1753. 8°, pp. 38.

13 Sermon preached before John Hancock, Gov. and the General Court, Oct. 25, 1780, the Day of the Commencement of the Constitution, and the Inauguration of the new Government. [Boston, 1780.] 8°, pp. 55. COOPER, Thomas, of Manchester, Eng.

14 Some Information respecting America. 2d ed. [Map of Middle States.] London, 1795. 8° (6.9×3.1). COOPER, Thomas, M.D., LL.D., Pres. of Columbia Coll., S.C.; b. 1759. d. 1840. Translator, and Annotator. See JUSTINIAN I., F. A. J. Institutes. COPIES of original Letters from the Army of General Bonaparte in Egypt, in15 tercepted by the Fleet under the Command of Adm. Lord Nelson. With an English Translation. 5th ed. [Chart.]

COPTIC 16 Manuscript. 2 vols.

London, 1798. 8° (5.6X3.2).

CORANCEZ, Olivier de, a Friend of Rousseau; d. 1810.

4° (5.1X2.7).

17 Anecdotes of the last twelve Years of the Life of J. J. Rousseau, origin-
ally published in the Journal de Paris by Citizen Corancez. . . Trans-
lated . . .
London, 1798. 8° (4.8x2.7).

CORBAUX, Francis.

1 Natural and mathematical Laws (On the) concerning Population, Vitality and Mortality; &c.; with Tables of Mortality . . . and other Tables London, 1833. 8° (7X4.2). CORDER, Susanna.

2 Christian Instruction in the History, Types, and Prophecies of the Old
Testament.
Philadelphia, 1855. 12° (5.3X3.2).

CORDINER, Rev. James.

3 Description (A) of Ceylon . . . with Narratives of a Tour round the
Island in 1800, the Campaign in Candy in 1803, and a Journey to Ra-
misseram in 1804. Illustrated.
In 2 Vols. Vol. 2.

CORMACK, Rev. John.

London, 1807. 4° (6.7×4.8).

Translator, &c. See FENELON, F. &c. Lives of . . . Philosophers. CORNARIUS, Janus, a German Physician; b. 1500. d. 1558.

Translator. See AËTIUS, A. Contracta Medicina.

CORNEILLE, Pierre, a French dramatic Author; b. at Rouen, 1616. d. 1684.
4 Théatre, avec des Commentaires, &c. &c. Tom. 1-12. [Plates.]
[No imprint] 1764. 8° (5.3×3.3 irr.).

CORNELIUS, Elias, D.D., Sec'y of Amer. Education Society; b. 1794. d. 1832.
5 God's Ways, not as our Ways. Sermon, occasioned by the Death of
Rev. Samuel Worcester, D. D.
Salem, 1821. 8°,

CORNETTE, Claude Melchior, a French Physician; b. 1744. d. 1794.

pp. 56.

6 Königl. Französische Instruktion zu besserem Betrieb des Saltpeter-
wesens, nebst einer Abhandlung über das Saltpeterzeugen, vom Herrn
Cornette. . . . Mit Kupfern.
Dresden, 1781. 8° (5.2×3).

CORPVS et Syntagma Confessionvm Fidei qvæ
7 runt authenticè editæ ; etc.

...

Ecclesiarum Nomine fueQvibvs annectitvr, in omnibvs Christianæ

Religionis Articulis, catholicus Consensvs, ex Sententijs veterum qui

Aurelia Allobrogum, 1612. Thick 4° (6.8×4.7), 2 cols.

CORTES or CORTEZ, Hernando or Fernando, the Conqueror of Mexico; b. in Spain, 1485. d. near Seville, 1547.

8 Despatches (The) of Hernando Cortes, addressed to the Emp. Charles V. written during the Conquest [of Mexico], and containing a Narrative of its Events. Now first translated from the original Spanish, with an Introduction, and Notes, by G. Folsom. New York, 1843. 8° (5.9×3.5). 9 Life of Hernando Cortes. See PRESCOTT, W. H. History of the Conquest of Mexico, &c.

CoSSIGNY, Joseph François CHARPENTIER de; b. 1734. d. 1809.

...

10 Voyage au Bengale. Suivi de Notes d'Observations, sur celui de Stavorinus dans le même Contrée; d'une Notice sur la Japon; etc. Par ... Charpentier Cossigny. Tom. 1, 2.

Paris, an 7 [1799]. 8° (5.8X3.1). COSTA, Hippolyté Joseph PERCIRA FURTADO de MENDOCA DA; d. 1823. 11 Historia de Portugal. Composta em Inglez por uma Sociedade de Litteratos, transladada em Vulgar com as Notas da Edição Franceza, e do Traductor Portuguez, A. de Moraes da Silva; e continuada até os nossos Tempos em nova Ediçao: por H. José da Costa. Tom. 1-3.

Londres, 1809. 12° (4.6X2.7).

COSTARD, George, Vicar of Twickenham, Eng.; b. 1710. d. 1782.

1 History (The) of Astronomy, with its Applications to Geography, History, and Chronology.

COSTIGAN, Capt. Arthur William, Esq.

London, 1767. 4° (7.2×6.2).

[London] 1787. 8° (5.4×3).

2 Sketches of Society and Manners in Portugal. .. Vol. 1, 2.

COTHREN, William, of Woodbury, Conn.

3 History of ancient Woodbury from ... 1659 to 1854 . . . [Portrait
and Plates.]
Waterbury, 1854. 8° (6.7X3.8), pp. 833+.
4 Second centennial Celebration of the Exploration of ancient Woodbury,
and the Reception of the first Indian Deed, held at Woodbury, Conn.,
July 4 and 5, 1859. Edited by W. Cothren.

Woodbury, 1859. 8° (6.6×3.8). COTTON, Charles, an English Poet; b. 1630. d. 1687.

5 Instructions how to angle for Trout in a clear Stream; with a Notice of Cotton and his Writings. See WALTON, I. Complete Angler. — Part II. COTTON, John, first Minister of Boston; b. in Derby, Eng., 1585. d. 1652. 6 Commentary upon the First Epistle General of John. graph Manuscript; probably of the first Edition.]

[Original auto

2° (10.4×6.2), 2 cols.

7 Practicall Commentary (A), or an Exposition with Observations, Rea-
sons, and Vses upon the First Epistle Generall of John. 2d ed.
London, 1658. 2° (9.1×4.5).

...

COTTON, John, first Minister of Halifax, Mass.; d. 1787, æt. 77. 8 Seasonable Warning to the Churches. A Narrative of Transactions at Middleborough, with some Reflections.

Boston, 1746. 8°,

pp. 38.

COTTON, Rev. John, of Newton, Mass.; d. 1757, æt. 64.

pp. 42.

9 Wisdom, Knowledge, and the Fear of God recommended to Rulers and People. Election Sermon, May 30, 1753. Boston, 1753. 8°, COTTON, Josiah, Judge, and Preacher to the Indians; b. 1680. d. 1756. 10 Vocabulary of the Natick-Indian Language; with a Sermon, &c. in Indian. See MASSACHUSETTS Historical Society. (Collections, 3d Series, vol. 2.)

COTTRELL, Charles H., Esq.

Translator. See BUNSEN, C. K. J. Egypt's Place in . . . History. COURIER (The) and Evening Gazette. May 10, 1794 Sept. 22, 1796; Feb. 1, 11 1805 - March 29, 1814; Dec. 30, 1811-May 18, 1818. [Occasional Numbers. 2 vols.] [London] 1794-1818. 2° (17.5×12), 4 cols. COURIER, Français. 2 Mai, 1790-28 Fev., 1791; 19 Avril, — 22 Juillet, 1791. 13 [Daily.] Paris, 1790-'91. 8° (6.3×3.4).

COURNOT, A. A.

14 Traité élémentaire de la Théorie des Fonctions et du Calcul infinitésimal, par M. Cournot. Deuxième éd. Tom. 1, 2.

Paris, 1857. 8° (6.4×3.8). COURS complet d'Agriculture théorique, pratique, économique et de Médecine 15 rurale et vétérinaire; ou Dictionnaire universel d'Agriculture, rédigé par MM. Rozier, Chaptal, Parmentier, etc., etc. Tom. 1-12... [Plates.] London, 1781-1805. 4° (7.3×4.5), 2 cols. COURT (The) and Camp of Bonaparte [or, Sketches of his Family, Ministers, 12 Marshals, and Generals. Portrait]. (Harper's Family Library, No. New York, 1832. 18° (4.5X2.7).

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