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Vol. I., p. 316.— My aunt. Vol. L, p. 433. — The dilemma. Vol. U., 30. — Old books. Vol. II., p. 46. — The de- stroyer. Vol. II., p. 202. — The debut. Vol. II., p. 225. — The comet. Yol. II., p. 300. — Spring. A'ol. II., p. 330.— May and October. Vol. II., p. 449. — Ugly reflections. Vol. III., p. 21. — New year's address. Vol. IV., p. 94. — Six verses. Vol. V., p. 44. " New England Mag.," 1831-33.

H., P. Pinkneij Horn/. Pense'es et sentiments, par. . . Paris, 1805.

H., K. H. Richard Holt Hiitton, edi- tor of the London " Spectator."

H., S. Salina Hale, in the " Clirist. E.xam," (B.), 1862.

H., S. Samuel Hichson. The two noble kinsmen. " Westminster Rev.," April, 1817, p. 59.

H. S. Nathaniel Brnssey Halked and Richard Brinsleij Slieridan. The love epistles of Aristajnetus ... L. 1771.

The letters " H. S." are the initials of the re- spective BUruaraes of the above translatora.

H., S., Esq., MR I. A. Smnuel Haijes. A praetioaL treatise on planting, and the management of woods and coppices, by ... L. and Dublin, 17!)4.

H., S. A. S. A. HurWut, in the "Christ. Exam."

H.,S. G. Samuel Gridley Howe{'>). (1) Atheism in New England. " New Eng- land Mag.," Vol. VII., p. 500, 1834 ; Vol. VIII., p. 53, 1835. — (2) The heads of our great men. "Amer. Monthly Mag.," April, 1838, p. 354.

H. S. H., the M. of A. Elizabeth Craven, Margravine of Anspach. The soldier of Dierenstein ; or, love and mercy. An Austrian story. By ... L. 1802.

H., T. Thomas Hill, D.D., in the " Christ. Exam."

H., T. T. Hardres. A panegyrical poem on the fair and celebrated beauties ... of Canterbury ... By. . . Can- terbury, 1718.

H., T. C. Thomas Curson Hansard. Treatises on printing and typefounding. By. . . From the 7th ed. of the " Encyc. Brit."

H., T. H. Thomas Hingston Harveij. St. Michael's Mount. By. . . L. 1852.

H., T. H. T. H. Howard. Signature to poetry in the "Amer. Monthly Mag.," 1836-37.

H., T. J. Mrs. T. .J. Haslam. The woman's advocate. Dublin, 1874.

H.,T. W. Thomas Wentworth Higgin- son, in the "Christ. Exam." B. 1852.

H., W. William Hoare. Amusement of leisure hours ... L. 1805.

H. W. Prof. David Thomas Ansted. Light, in "Temple Bar," 1860-61.

H., W. C. William Carew Hazlitt.

Shakespeare's library, 2d ed [Edited

by. . .] L. 1875.

H., W. H. William H. Husk.

H., W. H. William Henry Hurlbut, in the " Christ. Exam."

H., W, H. Rev. William Henry Her- ford, in the " Inquirer," July 10, 1869.

H, E. M. Emily Marion Harris.

Amy and Kosalie ... L. 1854.

H, J , C. A D. S. /.

Hannrdine. (1) The decalogue ex- plain'd ... By. . . L. 17.30. — (2) The real principles of the Catliolics ; or, a catechism for the adult ... By. . . L. 1749.

Also ascribed to /?ey. John Hornibold,

H — d. Franklin Fiske Heard, in the "Christ. Exam."

H^d. Frederic West Holland, in the "Christ. E.xam."

H — d, Harry. Henry Howard. The asses of Great Britain, an answer to ... 's ass. By Fartinando, etc. L. 1762.

H — e. Edivard Everett Hale, in the " Clu-ist. Exam."

H — 1. Edward Brooks Hall, in the " Christ. Exam."

H — rd. Franklin Fiske Heard, in the "Christ. Exam."

H rd, G E. George Ed- mund Howard. An epistle ... to Alder- man George Faulkner, with notes by the alderman, etc. L. 1772.

H — s. Thaddeus William Harris, in the " Christ. Exam."

H — s, E — 1 of. Robert Darcy, Earl of Holderness. A letter from ... to the L[ord] C[hancello]r of Ireland. 1753.

H s, Mr. Rev. Thomas Haweis.

A faithful narrative of facts relative to the late presentation of ... to the rectory of Al — w — le [Aldwinkle] in Northamp- tonshire. Setting forth the manner in which the same was obtained from the patron, and the subsequent conduct of Mr. M — n [Rev. Martin Madan], and Mr. H— s [Rev. Thomas Haweis]. . . L. 1767.

H — t. William Henry Hurlbut, in the "Christ. Exam."

H — t, E. B. Lieut. Edward B. Hunt, in the " Christ. Exam."

H***, Bliss. MissElizabeth{'\) Helme. Clara et Emmeline; ou, la benediction maternelle ; traduite de I'anglais par Dubois-Fontanelle. L. 1788.

Haberdasher, O. M. Ale.rander Car- lyle. Plain reasons for removing a cer- tain great man from His M— y's pres-