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E, J. C. J O. Ercl. The Irish Ec- clesiastical Register. . . Dublin, 1817

E., Ij. Louis Engel, in his musical criticisms contributed to the "World" (L.).

E., lj. Mrs. L. Edwards, Dial of meditation and prayer. L. 1858.

E., I*. Eleanor Eden. Easton and its inhabitants ... L. 1858

E. IJ. Mrs. Lydia Lillybridge Simons. Leisure hours; or, desultory pieces in prose and verse Calcutta, 1846.

E., M. Matthias Earbery. Elements of policy, civil and ecclesiastical. . . L. 1716

E. 31. E. E. E. Milliard. Random casts ; or, odds and ends from an angler's note-book. KY. 1878.

E. M S Rev. James Dallaway, F.S.A.

" ^Ir. Dallaway was an occasional correspond- ent to the 'Gentleman's Magazine' under the signature 'E M.S.' (Earl Marshal's Secretary), and he \\ rote several essays under the same sig- nature m the ' General Chi omcle and Literary Magazine,' published in 1811-12 "

E., O A. OlafA. Ericsson A cruise under six flags. By... P. 188S.

E., P. G. Sir Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton. Grillion's Club, from its origin in 1812 to its fiftieth anniversary. By .. . L. 1880.

E., B W. Ralph Waldo Emerson. The wanderer: a colloquial poem By William Ellery Chanmng. B. 1871. [The preface signed " R. W. E."].

E, T. Thomas Edwards. Free and candid thoughts on the Doctrine of Pre- destination. By ... Author of the C[a]n[o]ns of Cr[i]t[i]c[i]sm." L. 1761.

E. T., Gent. Simon Bermgton. The memoirs of Sigr. Gaudentio di Lucca. . L. 1737.

E., W. William Eaton. Interesting detail of the operations of the American fleet in the Mediterranean [1804]. Springfield, Mass., 1805.

Earl, The. George Robert Charles Herbert, 13th Earl of Pembroke. South Sea bubbles, by ... and the Doctor [George Henry Kingsley]. L 1872.

Early Settler, An. Lt. Col. Samuel Strickland. Twenty-seven years in Can- ada West; or, the experience of ... L. 1853.

Earnest, Elsie. Mrs. Jf. V. Scruggs. Sketches. Bait. 1874.

East Anglian, An. Charles Feist. Thoughts in rhyme. L. 1825.

Eastwood, Frances. Mrs. D. C* Kneveh. Geoffrey the Lollard. N.Y.1870.

Easy, James. James Heywood, in a letter to the Spectator" (No. 268).

Eben-ezer. Rev. Ebenez&r Akhed. The little book. . . Derbyshire, 1811

Ebn Osn. Benjamin Stephenson. At- tempts at poetry. L. 1807.

Ebony. William Blackwood, a humor- ous appellation applied to him by James Hogg in the,;ez/ d'esprit "The Chaldee Ms ," which appeared in " Blackwood's Magazine" for October, 1817.

Eboracus W. W. Broom Great and grave questions for American poli- ticians ... B. 1866

Eccletus. Luke Howard A few notes on a letter to the Archbishops and Bishops of the Church of England. .

Echard, L. Samuel Pegge. On the promiscuous use of singulars and plurals among the Latin poets, "Gent. Mag./' 1790, p. 785, See "Gent. Mag," LXVI,p 1083

Echo, Oliver. S. D. Forbes, in his contributions to the "Evening Wiscon- sin."

Ecir Pi of. Isaac L. Rice, in the "Philadelphia Bulletin" Author of " What is Music * " N. Y. 187-.

Eclea-Nobj-moni Benjamin Coole. A letter from a gentleman in the city to his kinsman in the country. L 1705.

Ecneps, Phesoi Joseph Spence.

"In 1764 he was well portrayed by Mr. James Kidley, in his admiiable 'Tales of the G-enii,' under the name of ' Phesoi Ecneps (his cwnnameread baekwai ds) Dervish of the Groves, and a panegyrical letter fiom him to that ingen- ious racialist, under the same signature, is inser- ted in * Letters of Eminent Persons,' Vol. HI., p. 139."

Edax. Charles Lamb, in his essay on "Appetite," contributed to the "Re- flector."

Edgar, Sir John. Sir Richard ISteele. "In January, 1720, he began a paper under the name of Sir John Edgar called the 'Theatre/ which he continued every Tuesday and Saturday till the 5th of April following/'

Edgerton, Wild. Brock Me Vtcker.

Edianez, Anna. Mile Ztnaide Marie Anne Fleuuot, who has written stories- under the above pseudonym which have found great favor among French readers.

Edinburgh Burgess of 1786, An. John Gladstone. The justice and expedi- ency of the plan contained in a report addressed ... to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. . . Edinb 1836.

Editor, An. Lewis G-aylord Clark. Knicknacks from an editor's table. N.Y. 1853.

Editor, The, Ambrose Eccles. The plays of King Lear and Cymbeline. By