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No. 287.

ART.

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I.—A Memoir of the Right Hon. James, First Lord Abinger,

Chief Baron of Her Majesty's Court of Exchequer,

including a Fragment of his Autobiography, and

Selections from his Correspondence and Speeches.

By the Hon. Peter Campbell Scarlett, C.B. With a

Portrait. London, 1877
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II.-1. Rome and the Campagna, an Historical and Topo-

graphical description of the Site, Buildings, and

Neighbourhood of Ancient Rome. By Robert Burn,

M.A., Fellow and Tutor of Trinity College, Cam-

bridge. Cambridge and London, 1871.

2. The Roman Forum. A Topographical Study. By

Francis Morgan Nichols, M.A., F.S.A. London,

1877.

3. The Archæology of Rome. By John Henry Parker,

C.B. Oxford and London, 1874-76

And other works.

III.-1. Letters of Humphrey Prideaux, sometime Dean of

Norwich, to John Ellis, sometime Under-Secretary

of State (1674-1722). Edited by E. M. Thompson.

Printed for the Camden Society (1875).

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2. Letters of Humphrey Prideaux to his Sister and

Brother-in-law, Ann Coffin and Richard Coffin. Con-

tained in the Fifth Report of the Historical Manu-

scripts Commission (1876)

IV.-1. The Character and Logical Method of Political

Economy. Essays in Political Economy, theoretical

and applied. Some Leading Principles of Political

Economy newly expounded. By J. E. Cairnes, M.A.,

Emeritus Professor of Political Economy in Uni-

versity College, London. London, 1873-75.

2. A Few Remarks upon certain Practical Questions

of Political Economy. A Few Remarks on Pro-

fessor Cairnes's recent contribution to Political

Economy. By a former Member of the Political

Economy Club. London, 1874-75

And other works.

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