EXH PRINCIPAL ENTRIES. EXHIBITION, PARIS. Seconde Exposition Publique des Produits de l'Industrie Francaise. Procès-verbal ... 8237 Measures for transmitting Works of Industry and Art to the Paris Universal ExhiReport on ... bition. With Plans. pp. 46. Lond. 1855. 4to. Reports on the Paris Universal Exhibition ... ... 8238 Report of the Manchester and Salford District Executive Committee for the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1856. 8vo. Two copies. 8240 EXTER (J.) Causes of the Present Depression in our Money Market, with a Suggestion EYE HOSPITAL. The Annual Report of the Manchester Eye Hospital 8vo. ... ... By John Exter, 8241 36th to 47th. Manch. 1840-63. 8242 EYLERT (R. FR., BP.) The Religious Life and Opinions of Frederick William III., King of Prussia, as pp. xvi, 126. 8243 EYRE (EDM. J.) Observations made at Paris during the Peace; and Remarks in a Tour from London to Paris through Picardy; and to England by the Route of Normandy ... By Edmund John Eyre pp. xv, 393. 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A Dissertation on the Mysteries of the Cabiri; or, the Great Gods of Phenicia, Samothrace, By George Stanley FaberEgypt, Troas, Greece, Italy, and Crete Remarks on the Pyramid of Cephrenes, lately opened by Mr. Belzoni. By George Stanley Faber pp. 24. Lond. 1819. 8vo. ... ... *** 8251 The Rev. G. S. Faber's Four Letters, to the Editor of the 'St. James's Chronicle' on Catholic Emancipation. Lond. [1830]. 8vo. 8252 8253 FABER (M.) Sketches of the Internal State of France. By M. Faber. Translated from the French *** pp. xi, 300. Lond. 1811. 8vo. Concerning the power of Napoleon I. FABRICIUS (J. A.) Salutaris Lux Evangelii sive Notitia Historico-Chronologica, Literaria, et Geographica Accedunt Epistolæ quædam ineditæ Christianorum Sacrorum: delineata a Jo. Alberto Fabricio Juliani Imp Gregorii Habessini Theologia Æthiopica, nec non Index Geographicus Episcopatuum Orbis pp. 796, 234. Hamburgi 1731. 4to. Christiani, addita Notitia Scriptorum Jo. Alb. 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Manch. 1818. 8261 ... for Imposing Certain Restrictions on Cotton 8262 ... in Cotton 8263 Reasons in favour of Sir Robert Peel's Bill for Ameliorating the Condition of Children Observations, &c., as to the Ages of Persons employed in the Cotton Mills in Manchester, with Extracts 8264 of Evidence against Sir Robert Peel's Bill, taken before the Lords' Committees. pp. 72. Manch. 1819. 8vo. Four copies. Answers to certain Objections ... 8265 8266 8267 to Sir Robert Peel's Bill for Ameliorating the Condition of Children employed in Cotton Factories. pp. 74. Manch. 1819. 8vo. Four copies. An Examination of the Cotton Factory Question Exposition of the Factory Question. pp. 19. Manch. 1832. 8vo. The Justice, Humanity, and Policy of Restricting the Hours of Children and Young Persons in the Mills and Factories... Illustrated in the Letters, Speeches The Commission for Perpetuating Factory Infanticide On the General Report of the Factory Commission pp. 11. [Lond. 1833]. 8vo. pp. 12. [Lond. 1833]. 8vo. Lord Ashley on the Cotton Factory Question, and the Ten Hours' Bill 8268 8269 8270 ... ... ... on the basi ENGINEER. The Engineer and Machinist's Drawing Book illustrated by Engravings of the Works of M. Le Blanc, and M.M. Armengaud. pp. 116. Lond. 1855. fol. 71 plates. fol. 795 - The Engineer, and Machinist, and Engineering, and Scientific Review. vols. 1–3. Lond. 1850-1. 4to. With plates. 7981 ENGINEERS INSTITUTION. Transactions of the Institution of Civil Engineers. vols. 1-3. Lond. 1842. 4to. With plates. vol. 1. 2nd edit. 7932 Institution of Civil Engineers. Premiums. Session 1860-1. Westminster 1861. fol. S. Sh. Also premi na 1852-3 and 1853-4. 7939 ENGLAND (J.) Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem. A Sermon ... on the Publick Fast, March 15, 1710, little after the Rebellious Tvmylt occasion'd by Dr. Sacheverell's Tryal. The 2nd edit, with an Advertise ment and Postscript. By John England Lond. 1710. 8vo. ENGLAND. A New Tour through England. pp. 137. 8vo. Wants the title-page. Le Brut d'Angleterre. Prospectus. pp. 3. Paris 8vo. With a MS. note. 7964 7939 7986 A Compendious Narrative of the late Troubles in England; or, Elenchus Englished. First written in Latin by [George Bates, M.D.] an Anonymous, for the information of Forreners, and now don int English for the behoof and pleasure of our Countreymen *** pp. 300. [Lond.] 1652. 24mo. Traité Politique sur les Mouvemens présens de l'Angleterre contre ses Intérêts et Maximes fondamentals pp. 70. Ville Franche 1671. 16mo. The Present Interest of England stated. By a Lover of his King and Country, pp. 34. Lond. 1671. 4to. T copies. Also the 3rd part. pp. 268. Lond. 1683. 8vo. Also a confutation. 2nd edit. pp. 44. Lond. 1653 7939 upon the reading of a Book called 'The Present Interest of England Stated.' pp. 10. Lond. 1672. 4to. Two copies. Grand Concern of England explained, in several Proposals offered to the Consideration of Parliamen 1. For Payment of Publick Debts. 2. For . 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Amsterdam 1689. 24mo. 7946 A Jerk for the Jacks being an Account of the Expectations. the French, the Papists, and the Jacobites lately had of a New Revolution upon the stop of Commerce. pp. 32. Lond. 1696. 4to. An Essay upon the Present Interest of England. To which are added the Proceedings of the House of Commons in 1677 upon the French King's Progress in Flanders *** pp. 86. Lond. 1701. 4to. This copy is from the collection of Thomas Baker, a learned antiquary, formerly Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridg, who, with others, was deprived of his fellowship for declining to take the oath to the new government is 1717. After this event he usually attached an addition to his name as follows: Tho: Baker, Coll: Jat Socius ejectus. This autograph signature is to be seen on the title-page of this curious copy. England's Enemies Exposed, and its True Friends and Patriots Defended. First in an Answer to a ... Pamphlet called the Present Disposition of England'... 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Concluding with a View of the Present State of Affairs To which is added a Mode of defending the Kingdom, with an Epitome of Military Horsemanship and General Tactics ... *** pp. iv, 183, 48. Windsor 1794. 8vo. 7979 ... ... The Good Old Times; or, the Poor Man's History of England ... *** pp. 252. Lond. 1817. 8vo. A Penny Periodical. 7980 History of England and France under the House of Lancaster; with an Introductory View of the Early Reformation. pp. xiv, 473. Lond. 1852. 8vo. ... 7981 The Pictorial History of England: being a History of the People as well as a History of the Kingdom. Illustrated with Woodcuts. 8 vols. Lond. 1846-7. 8vo. 7982 GLAND, LAWS. Tractatus de Legibus et Consuetudinibus Regni Anglia Tempore Regis Henrici Secundi compositus pp. 116. Lond. 1673. 12mo. ... On the Laws and Liberties of Englishmen *** 3rd edit. pp. 21. Lond. 1831. 8vo. 7983 7984 also Monumenta Ecclesiastica Anglicana and the Ancient Lond. 1840. fol. ... 7985 GLAND, PRINCES. 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