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The Literary and Philosophical Society of Manchester. List of Members and Accounts. Manch. 1859. 8vo.14126 Memoirs of the Literary and Philosophical Society of Manchester, 21 vols. Warrington and Manch. 1785.with Bro. A complete set, consisting of: Series 1st, 5 vols.; series 2nd, 15 vols.; and series 3rd, Vol. 1. in 1781. Contents of the Memoirs :with plates. Also the Proceedings of the Society. Vols. 1-2. Manch, 1861-2. 8vo. The Society was instituted 1ST SERIES. VOL. I. Warrington 1785. Laws and Regulations for the Government of the Literary and Philosophical Society of Manchester, with a List of the Members. Some Remarks on the Opinion that the Animal Body possesses the Power of generating Cold, by George Bell, M.D. On the Advantages of Literature and Philosophy in general, and especially on the Consistency of Literary and Philosophical with Commercial Pursuits, by Thomas Henry, F.R.S. On the Preservation of Sea Water from putrefaction by means of Quicklime, by Thomas Henry, F.R.S.; to which is added an Account of a newly-invented Machine for impregnating Water or other Fluids with Fixed Air, communicated by J. Haygarth, M.B., F.R.S. On the Nature and Essential Characters of Poetry, as distinguished from Prose, by Thomas Barnes, D.D. On the Affinity subsisting between the Arts, with a Plan for promoting and extending Manufactures by encouraging those Arts on which Manufactures principally depend, by Thomas Barnes, D.D. Remarks on the different Success, with respect to Health, of some Attempts to pass the Winter in high Northern Latitudes, by John Aikin, M.D. On the Pleasure which the Mind receives from the Exercise of its Faculties, and that of Taste in particular, by Charles de Polier, Esq. On Economical Registers, by Mr. J. Wimpey. On the Pleasures which the Mind, in many cases, receives from contemplating Scenes of Distress, by Thomas Barnes, D.D. Observations on Blindness, and on the employment of the other Senses to supply the Loss of Sight, by Mr. George Bew. On Saltpetre, by James Massey, Esq. An Attempt to shew that a Taste for the Beauties of Nature and the Fine Arts has no influence favourable to Morals, by the Rev. Samuel Hall, A.M. On the Use of Acids in Bleaching of Linen, by Alexander Eason, M.D. On the Symbols of Characters, employed by Astronomers to represent the Planets, and by Chemists to express the Metals, in a Letter to Thomas Percival, M.D., by Martin Wall, Thomas Percival, M.D. On the Style and Taste of Gardening among the Ancients, by William Falconer, M.D. On the regeneration of Animal Substances, by Charles White, Esq. On the Diversions of Hunting, Shooting, Fishing, considered as compatible wtth Humanity. On Longevity, by Anthony Fothergill, M.D. On the Influence of the Imagination and the Passions upon the Understanding, by Thomas Barnes, D.D. On the Ascent of Vapour, by Alexander Eason, M.D. On the Natural History of the Cow, so far as it relates to its giving Milk, particularly for the use of Man, by Charles White, Esq. On the Natural History and Origin of Magnesian Earth, particularly as connected with those of Sea Salt, and of Nitre, by Thomas Henry, F.R.S. 1ST SERIES. VOL. II. Warrington 1785. A brief Comparison of some of the principal Arguments in favour of Public and Private Education, by Thomas Barnes, D.D. A Plan for the Improvement and Extension of Liberal Education in Manchester, by the same. Proposals for establishing in Manchester a Plan of Liberal Education for Young Men designed for Civil and Active Life whether in Trade or in any of the Professions, by the same. Constitutions and Regulations of the College of Arts and Sciences in Manchester. On Orichalcum, by Richard Watson, Bishop of Landaff, communicated by Dr. Percival. 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On the Origin of Alphabetical Characters, by Gilbert Wa field, B.A. An Essay on Crimes and Punishments, by the Rev. Wa Turner. On the Pursuits of Experimental Philosophy, by Thera Percival, M.D. On the Influence of Fixed Air on Vegetation, in a Ler from Mr. Thomas Henry, F.R.S., to Thomas Perd M.D. On a Thigh Bone of uncommon Length, by Charles WELL Esq. Meteorological Imaginations and Conjectures, by Benjam Franklin, LL.D. Account of an Excursion through the Subterraners Cavern at Paris, by Mr. Thomas White. Description of a new Instrument for Measuring the Speci Gravity of Bodies, by Mr. William Nicholson. 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Falconer, M.D. Essay on some supposed Druidical Remains near Halifax, by Mr. Thomas Barritt. Account of an Ancient Monument in Huln Abbey, John Ferriar, M.D. Nature and Utility of Eloquence, by Richard Sharp, PSA Some Properties of Geometrical Series explained in the s lution of a Problem which hath been thought indeterm by John Rotherham, M.D. On Halos, by the Rev. James Wood. Considerations relative to the Nature of Wool, Silk, and Cotton, as Objects of the Art of Dyeing; on the ra Preparations and Mordants requisite for these different ba stances; and on the nature and properties of Coloring Matter together with some observations on the Theory Dyeing in general, and particularly the Turkey Red. By Thomas Henry, F.R.S. Observations respecting the History of Physiognomy, by Thomas Cooper, Esq. Description of a Glory, by John Haygarth, M.B. Experiments on the Fusion of Platina, by Mr. Thomas Willis, Chemist. 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Explanation of a Roman Inscription found in Castle- 2ND SERIES. VOL. I. Manchester 1803. On the Effects of Opium on the Living System, by Wm. Alexander, M.D. On the Machinery of the Ancient Epic Poem, by the Rev. G. Walker. On the Effect of Madder Root on the Bones of Animals, by Mr. B. Gibson. On the Use and Abuse of Popular Sports and Exercises, by S. A. Bardsley, M.D. Reverie; considered as connected with Literature, by the Rev. Johnson Grant. Experimental Enquiry into the Proportion of the several Gases or Elastic Fluids constituting the Atmosphere, by John Dalton. On the tendency of Elastic Fluids to diffusion through each other, by John Dalton, On the Absorption of Gases by Water and other Liquids, by John Dalton. A Description of a Property of Caoutchouc, or Indian Rubber, by Mr. John Gough. On the Theory of Mixed Gases, and on the State of Water in the Atmosphere, by Mr. J. Gough. On the Use of the Sutures in the Skulls of Animals, by Mr. B. Gibson. 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On the Refractive Powers of Muriatic Acid and Water, by Turner, jun. On the Rise and Progress of the Cotton Trade in Great Memoir on a new System of Cog or Toothed Wheels, by James White, Engineer. On the Flexibility of all Mineral Substances, and the causes of Creeps and Seats in old Coal Mines, by Mr. John B. Longmire. Account of the Black Lead Mine in Borrowdale, Cumberland, by Jonathan Otley. Account of a White Solar Rainbow, by the Rev. R. Smethurst. Remarks, chiefly Agricultural, made during a short Excursion into Westmoreland and Cumberland in 1815, by John Moore, jun. 8vo. ... 13860 Whatley] from the New Edition, printed at Amsterdam Illustrated with ... Copperplates. 2 vols. Lond. 1730. 4to. 13859 LENNARD (T. B.) An Address..... on the Corn Laws. By Thomas Barrett Lennard, Esq. pp. 15. Lond. 1839. LENNOX (C.) Shakespear Illustrated; or, the Novels and Histories on which the Plays of Shakespear are founded, collected and translated from the original Authors, with Critical Remarks. By [Charlotte Lennox, formerly Ramsay] Author of the Female Quixote.' 3 vols. Lond. 1753-4. 12mo. Philander. A Pastoral. By [Charlotte Lennox] the Author of the Female Quixote.' pp. 48. Lond. 1758. 8vo. 13861 13862 13863 LE NORMAND (L. S.) Manuel du Relieur dans toutes ses Parties Par L. Séb. Le Normand · Arec... Figures. Paris. 1827. 18mo. Manuels Roret. LEO (H.) Treatise on the Local Nomenclature of the Anglo-Saxons, exhibited in the 'Codex Diplomaticus ævi Saxonici.' Translated from the German of Professor Heinrich Leo With Notes. pp. xv, 131. Lond. 1852. 12mo. LEOPOLD I. The Emperor's [Leopold I.] Answer to the French King's Manifesto. Translated from the Latin. pp. 18. Lond. 1688. 4to. A Letter written by the Emperor [Leopold L.] to the late King James, setting forth the true Occasion of his Fall... pp. 9. Lond. 1689. 4to. Latin and English in parallel columns. LEPEL (M.) Letters of Mary Lepel, Lady Hervey with a Memoir, and Illustrative Notes. pp. xii, 332. Lond. 1821. 8vo. 13867 LE POIS (A.) Discovrs svr les Medalles et Gravevres antiques, principalement Romains. Par Antoine Le Pois. Paris 1549. 4to. Imperfect. Wanting the first five leaves, and all the woodcuts except one. The leaves numbered 21, 29, and 30, which contained woodcuts are mutilated, and those numbered 145 and 146, which also contained woodcuts, are entirely wanting. The book is very scarce. LE PRINCE (H. S.) Essai d'Interprétation du Zodiaque Circulaire de Denderah. Par H. S. Le Prince 2me édit, pp. 70. Paris 1829. 8vo. ... 13868 ...** 13869 Essai Historique sur la Bibliothèque du Roi Par Le Prince. Nouvelle édit. revue et augmentée des Annales de la Bibliothèque · par Louis Paris Paris 1856. 8vo. LEPSIUS (R.) A Tour from Thebes to the Peninsula of Sinai. By Professor R. Lepsius... 1845. Translated from the German by Charles Herbert Cottrell pp. 92. Lond. 1846. 12mo, LE QUIEN DE LA NEUFVILLE. Usages des Postes chez les Anciens et les Modernes [Par Le Quien de la Neufville.] pp. 467. Paris 1730. 12mo. Nouvelle édit. 13872 LE ROY (MONS.) Satyre Menipée de la Vertu du Catholicon d'Espagne, et de la Tenue des Estats de Paris. A laquelle est adjoustée un Discours sur l'Interprétation du Mot de Higuiero del Infierno... Plus le Reget sur la Mort de l'Asne Liqueur d'un Damoiselle, qui mourut durant le Siége de Paris. Avec des Remarques ...[Par Monsieur Le Roy.] pp. 336. Ratisbonne 1677. 24mo. LE ROY (P.) Mémoires concernans le Controle des Rentes de l'Hôtel de Ville de Paris Par Pierre Le Roy. pp. 340. Paris 1717. 12mo. LE SAGE (A. R.) Adventures of Gil Blas of Santillane. Translated from the French of Le Sage by T. With Smollett, M. D. Engravings by Jean Cicoux. pp. 762. Lond. 8vo. Also another edit. 3 vols. 13875 Par J. N. Osmond. 4 t. 13876 Gil Blas corrigé; ou, Histoire de Gil Blas de Santillane. Par M. Le Sage Leeds 1798. 8vo. The Devil upon Crutches, from the 'Diable Boiteux' of Mr. Le Sage. A new Translation, to which are now first added Asmodeus's Crutches, a Critical Letter upon the Work, and Dialogues between Two Chimneys of Madrid. Adorned with Cuts *** 2nd edit. corrected. 2 vols. Lond. 1759. Illustrated. 13877 LE SAGE (A. R.) AND JOHNSTONE. The Novels of Le Sage and Charles Johnstone To which are prefixed Memoirs 13878 of the Authors. pp. xviii, 841. Lond. 1822. 8vo. LESLEY (J. BP.) The History of Scotland, from the Death of King James I. in the year 1436, to the year 1561. By John Lesley, Bishop of Ross. pp. xxiii, 319. Edinb. 1830. 4to. With portrait. Bannatyne Club. LESLIE (C. R.) Memoirs of the Life of John Constable Leslie, R.A. *** 2nd edit. pp. xi, 363. Chiswick 1845. 4to. A Handbook for Young Painters, By C. R. Leslie · 8vo. LESLIE (J.) A Practical Illustration of the Principles upon which the Poor Law Amendment Act is founded, as exhibited in the Administration of the Poor Rates in the Parish of St. George, Hanover Square ... By John Leslie 13882 7th edit. pp. 36. Lond. 1835. 8vo. Also further illustrations. 1836. pp. 30. LESNE. La Relieure. Poème didactique par Lesné. Paris 1820. 8vo. 2 leaves, containing a review of Lesnês poem on bookbinding. LESPINE (LE MOINE DE). Le Négoce d'Amsterdam; ou, Traité de sa Banque Par le Sieur le Moine de Lespine. pp. 206. Amsterdam 1694. 12mo. LESS (G.) Ueber die Religion. Ihre Geschichte, Wahl, und Bestätigung in Dreien Theilen von Gottfried Less 8vo. ... ... on the Suez Ship Canal. By 13887 13888 LESSING (G. E.) Nathan the Wise. A Dramatic Poem. Written in German, by G. E. Lessing. Translated into English. pp. 293. Norwich 1791. 8vo. 13889 LESSIUS (L.) Hygiasticon; or, a Treatise of... Health and Long Life By Leonard Lessius. Now rendered into English by T. Smith. Whereunto is annexed Cornaro's Treatise of the Benefits of a Sober Life *** pp. 126, 48 Lond. 1742. 8vo. 13890 LESTOCK (VICE-ADMIRAL). Vice-Admiral Lestock's Recapitulation containing his Remarks on the Evidence that have been Examined, relating to the late Miscarriage of His Majesty's Fleet off Toulon · pp. 27. Lond. 1745. 8vo. 13891 The Sentence pronounc'd by the Court-Martial... on Vice-Admiral Lestock. pp. 28. Lond. 1746. 8vo. 13892 |