HOPKINS.

Hopkins (Mark, d. d.)-continued.

The same. Evidences of christianity. Revised as a text-book. viii, 13-356 pp. 8°. Boston, T. R. Marvin & son, 1863. Hopkinson (John P. m.d.) Engravings of the arteries. 15 pp. 9 col. pl. 8°. Philadelphia, J. G. Auner, 1833.

Hopper (Edward). The fire on the hearth in
Sleepy Hollow. A christmas poem of the
olden time. 105 pp. 16°. New York, Hurd
& Houghton, 1865.
Hoppin (Augustus). Ups and downs on land
and water. [A book of illustrations]. 48 1.
numb. obl. fol. Boston, J. R. Osgood & co.
1871.

Hopton (Arthur). Speculum topographicum:
or the topographicall glasse. Containing the
vse of the topographicall glasse, theodeliters,
plaine table, and circumferentor. With many
rules of geometry, [etc.] 7 p. 1. 204 pp. 3 1.
4°. London, S. Waterson, 1611.
Hora poetica. Part 1. The spiritual applica-
tion of the classics. Part 2. A paraphrase
of the Proserpine of Claudian. Part 3. Lyr-
ics on various subjects. To which is ap-
pended, A popular epistle on the utility of
the classics. [anon. By a retired physi-
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vately printed, 1841.

Horæ solitaria. See Serle or Searle (Am-
brose).

Horatius Flaccus (Quintus). Quinti Hora-
tii Flacci opera.
Accedunt clavis metrica

et notæ anglica. Cura B. A. Gould. iv, 380
pp. 120. Bostoniæ, Hilliard, Gray, Little &
Wilkins, 1828.

The same. Q. Horatii Flacci poëmata. The works of Horace, with explanatory notes. Selected from the larger edition. By Charles Anthon, Il. d. xxxiii, 681 pp. 129. New York, G. & C. & H. Carvill, 1833.

The same. Horatius restitutus [in illum librorum ordinem quo sunt olim ab ipso in vulgus edita secundum Bentleii sententiam]: or the books of Horace arranged in chronological order according to the scheme of dr. Bentley, from the text of Gesner, corrected and improved. With a preliminary dissertation, very much enlarged, on the chronology of the works, on the localities, and on the life and character of that poet. By James Tate. 2d ed. [Also], an original treatise on the metres of Horace. xx, 205, 8°. London, Baldwin & Cradock,

250 pp.

1837.

HORN.

Horatius Flaccus (Quintus)--continued.

The same. The works of Horace, with english notes, critical and explanatory, by Charles Anthon. A new edition, with corrections and improvements. xxxiii, 681 pp. 1 pl. 120. New York, Harper & brothers, 1839. The same. Q. Horatii Flacci opera, illustrated from antique gems by C. W. King. The text revised, with an introduction, by H. A. J. Munro. xxxiv, 456 pp. 8°. London, Bell & Daldy, 1869.

The same. Les poésies d'Horace, traduites en françois. Nouv. éd. 2 v. xl, 314 pp; iv, 406 pp. 24°. Paris, Saillant, 1777. The same. Odes d'Horace, traduites en vers françois, avec des notes, par m. Chabanon de Maugris; livre troisième. 303 pp. 16°.

Paris, Lacombe, 1773.

[With BEAUCLAIR (P. L.) Anti-contrat social. 1765]. Horace of the art of poetry, made english by the earl of Roscommon, [Wentworth Dillon]. 160. [London, 1695].

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The lyric works of Horace, translated into english verse. See Parke (Col. John). [Bruxelles, 1842].

Satires. 8°.

[In RAOUL (L. V.) pp. 111-374]. Horbery (Rev. Matthew). An enquiry into the scripture-doctrine concerning the duration of future punishment. Occasion'd by some late writings, and particularly mr Whiston's Discourse of hell-torments. xii, 313 pp. 8°. London, J. Fletcher, 1744. Hordynski (Joseph). History of the late polish revolution, and the events of the campaign. xvi, 406 pp. 18 pl. 8°. Boston, Carter & Hendee, 1832.

Les trois satiriques latins, v. 2,

Horler (Joseph). An apology for the ministers of Jesus Christ, and preachers of his gospel together with a vindication of that gospel itself, from the misrepresentations of mr. Tho. Chubb; in a book, lately published in his name, falsely called, The true gospel of Jesus Christ asserted. xxiv, 176 pp. 8°. London, author, [1739].

Horn (Georg). Kerkelyke en wereldlyke historie, van de scheppinge des werelts, tot t'jaer 1666. In het Nederduyts vertaalt. Waer aen is by gevoegt de historic sedert 1666 tot 1684, door Balthasar Bekker. Den laetsten druk nevens een derde verfolg tot, 1696 door Melchior Leydekker. 7 p. 1. 392 pp. 15 1. 78, 62 pp. 11. 146 pp. 51. 16°, Amsterdam, J. Rotterdam, 1746.

Horn (W. O. van, pseudon.) See Oertel (P. | Hortigosa (Tomas Lopez de). Solemnas exeF. Wilhelm).

HOTEN.

Hotten (John Camden). Literary copyright.
Seven letters addressed by permission to the
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[Napoleon iii].

The man of his time. Part 2. See Haswell (James M.) Hottinger (Johann Heinrich). Historia orientalis: quae ex variis orientalium monumentis collecta, agit. 1. De muhammedismo. 2. De saracenismo, seu religione veterum arabum. 3. De chaldaismo. 4. De statu christianorum & iudæorum tempore orti & nati muhammedismi. 5. De variis inter ipsos muhammedanos. 6. Accessit, ex occasione genealogiæ Muhammedis, plenior illustratio Taarich Bene Adam. 8 p. 1. 374 pp. 11 1. sm. 40. Tiguri, typis J. J. Bodmeri, 1651.

Smegma orientale: sordibus barbarismi, contemtui præsertim linguarum orientalium oppositum. 6 p. 1. 550 pp. 40. Heidelberga, A. Wyngaerden, 1658.

Hotze (C. L.) First lessons in physics. 172 pp.
12°. St. Louis, Hendricks & Chittenden, 1871.
Hough (G. W.) Meteorological observations
made at the Dudley observatory, from 1862
to 1871. See Albany. Dudley observatory.
Annals, v. 2.

Hours of devotion: translated from the 13th
german edition. By a member of the Amer-
ican institute of letters. [anon.] 251 pp.
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[Note. The original compiler of this valued manual
was Georg Victor Keller. It is mainly known from
the part taken in it by Zschokke].

House (Erwin). The homilist: a series of
sermons for preachers and laymen. Original
and selected.
496 pp.
12°. New York,
Carlton & Porter, 1860.

The missionary in many lands: a series
of interesting sketches of missionary life. 393
pp. 120. New York, Carlton & Porter, 1860.
House (E. G.) The botanic family friend:
being a complete guide to the new system of
thomsonian medical practice. In three parts.
300 pp. 120. Boston, author, 1844.
House (The) in town. See Warner (Susan).
Household (The) book of irish eloquence;
containing the select speeches of Daniel
O'Connell, Richard Lalor Sheil, John Phil-
pot Curran, Henry Grattan, Edmund Burke,
Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Charles Phillips,
Robert Emmet, Whiteside, Meagher, McGee.
With biographical notes by a member of the
New York bar. 704 pp. 3 pl. 7 portraits. 8°.
New York, J. A. McGee, 1871.

HOVEY.

Household (The) treasure, or, the young
housewife's companion. [etc.] 158 pp. 6 pl.
120. Philadelphia, J. T. Hucy & co. 1871.
Housekeeper's (The) book; with a complete
collection of receipts for economical domestic
cookery. By a lady. [anon.] xvi, 13-217
pp. 120. Philadelphia, W. Marshall & co.
1837.

Housekeeper's (The) magazine, and family
economist. 1 p. 1. 528 pp. 9 pl. 8°. Lon-
don, Knight & Lacey, 1826.
Housman (Mrs. C.) Letter to Charles Emp-
son, esq. [concerning the "winged globe,"
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1 p.
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Houstoun (James). Some new and accurate
observations and accounts of the coast of
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Houtman van Alckmaer (Cornelis). Eerste
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met vier schepen onder t'beleydt van Cornelis
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The same. 1
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[IN HARTGERS (J.) Oost-Indische voyagien, v. 1,
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Houzé (A.) Atlas universel historique et
géographique, composé de cent une cartes
donnant les différentes divisions et modifica-
tions territoriales des diverses nations aux
principales époques de leur histoire. 3 p. I.
101 maps.
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Hovell-Thurlow (Hon. T. J.) See Thurlow
(Hon. T. J. Hovell).

Hoven (Erniest). Neither Rome nor Judah.
251 pp. 4 pl. 16°. Philadelphia, Presbyterian
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Hovenden (Robert). A tract of future times,
or the reflections of posterity on the excite-
ment, hypocrisy, and idolatry of the nine-
teenth century. viii, 190 pp. 160. London,
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Hovey (Alvan, d. d.) God with us; or, the

person and work of Christ, with an examination of "The vicarious sacrifice" of dr. Bushnell. 275 pp. 120. Boston, Gould & Lincoln, 1872.

Outlines of christian theology; for the use of students in the Newton theological institution. 206 pp. 80. Boston, author,

HOW.

HOWE.

How (William Walsham). Pastor in parochiâ. 5th ed. xv, 288 pp. 160. New York, Pott, Young & co. [1871].

sm. 4°.

How (Charles). Devout meditations; or, a | Howard (Leonard, d. d.)-continued. collection of thoughts on religious and philo2 v. 347 pp; 1 p. 1. 120, 99 pp. sophical subjects. 1st american ed. 189 pp. London, 1765. 18°. New-York, S. Wood, 1807. Howard (Philip). The scriptural history of the earth and of mankind, compared with the cosmogonies, chronologies, and original traditions of ancient nations; with an attempt to explain philosophically, the mosaical account of the creation and the deluge, and to deduce from this last event the causes of the actual structure of the earth. 3 p. 1. 602 pp. 1 1. 40. London, R. Faulder, 1797.

How the kingdom came to little Joy. [anon.]
196 pp. 3 pl. 16o. Philadelphia, American
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How to get a farm, and where to find one.
Morris (Edmund).

See

Howard (George, esq. pseudon.) See Laird Howard (Sir Robert). The duel of the stags.

(Francis Charles).

Howard (Gorges Edmond).

Miscellaneous

works in verse and prose. 3 v. 8°. Dublin, R. Marchbank, 1782.

Howard (Henry, earl of Surrey). Songes and sonettes, 1557. [Reprinted]. 16°. [London, 1870].

[ARBER'S english reprints, v. 11, no. 24, pp. 1-32, 217-222].

Howard (Horton, m. d.) Howard's domestic medicine: being a revised edition of Horton Howard's anatomy and physiology, and midwifery, diseases of women and children. Practice of medicine and materia medica. New enlarged ed. 3 v. in 1. 989 pp. 8°. Cincinnati, H. M. Rulison, 1859.

An improved system of botanic medicine, founded upon correct physiological principles a concise view of anatomy and physiology; with an illustration of the new theory of medicine. 2 v. 139, 24 pp; 444 pp. 12 pl. 80. Columbus, author, 1832.

The same. To which is added, a treatise on female complaints, midwifery, and the diseases of children. 2d ed. 3v. 8°. Columbus (Ohio), author, 1833. Howard (John, m. d.) Practical observations

on the natural history and cure of the venereal
disease. 2d ed. 2 v. xxxviii, 396 pp. 2 pl;
2 p. 1. 334 pp. 8°. London, C. & R. Bald-
win, 1806.

Howard (Joseph Theophilus, m. d.) Gyne-
cology; or, treatise on midwifery and physi-
cal ailments of women and children. 276
pp. 120.
Washington, W. H. & O. H. Mor-
rison, 1871.
Howard (Leonard, d. d.) Miscellaneous
To which are ad-
pieces in prose and verse.
ded, the letters, &c. of that well-known face-
tious gentleman Henry Hatsell, esq. de-
ceased; and several tracts, poems, &c. of
some eminent personages of wit and humour.

16°. [London, 1695].

[In SAUNDERS (Francis). The temple of death, a poem; etc. 1695. pp. 65-82].

Five new plays, viz. The surprisal, Committee, comedies. And The Indianqueen, Vestal-virgin, Duke of Lerma, tragedies. 2d ed. corrected. 5 p.1.252 pp. 1 1. fol. London, H. Herringman, 1700. Howard (W. W.) Aids to french composition; or, progressive and instructive exercises for the practical application of grammatical rules to writing french. 309 pp. 120. New York, Ivison & Phinney, 1854. Howe (Elisha P.) The young citizen's catechism, explaining the duties of district, town, city, county, state, and United States officers. Together with rules for parliamentary and commercial business. 189 pp.

16°.

New York, A. S. Barnes & Burr, 1861.
Howe (E. D.) Mormonism unvailed: or, a
faithful account of that singular imposition
and delusion, from its rise to the present time.
With sketches of the characters of its propa-
gators, and a full detail of the manner in
which the famous golden bible was brought
before the world. [Also], inquiries into the
probability that the historical part of the said
bible was written by one Solomon Spalding,
more than twenty years ago, and by him in-
tended to have been published as a romance.
290 pp. 160. Painesville, author, 1834.
[Imperfect wanting 1 pl.]

Howe (George, d. d.) A discourse on theo-
logical education: delivered on the bicen-
tenary of the Westminster Assembly of di-
vines, July, 1843. To which is added, advice
to a student preparing for the ministry. 243
pp. 18°. New York, Leavitt, Trow & co.
1844.
Howe (Rev. John). The blessedness of the
righteous opened, and further recommended
from the consideration of the vanity of this