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NOTES AND QUERIES. [ii s. i. MAE. 12, 1910.

Clarke's ' Concordance,' 1845, 10s. Qd. Under Tennyson is the Library Edition of the memoir by his son, 2 vols., 12s. Qd. ; and under Spanish is Madrid, 1797-1802, II. Is. Other works are Hall's ' Book of the Thames,' ' Memoir of Lord Herbert of Lea,' ' Life of Huxley,' ' Holland House,' Plumptre's ' Life of Ken,' and Lang's Blue Poetry Book.'
 * Don Quixote,' 7 vols., 8vo, half -morocco,

Messrs. W. & R. Holmes of Glasgow send us Catalogue 32, containing Reclus's ' Africa,' 4 vols., imp 8vo, new, II. Is. ; and under Arctic Peary's ' Nearest the Pole,' 6s. Qd. Under Birds is Blak- ston's ' Canaries,' 4to, half-calf, 15s. There are works on book-plates. Burns items include Douglas's edition, 6 vols., royal 8vo, cloth, Edinburgh, 1895, II. 15s. (published at 6Z. 6s.); and Reid's ' Concordance,' 7s. Under Christian Biography is Smith's ' Dictionary,' 4 vols., new, 31. Among Commentaries are ' The Preacher's Old Testament,' 20 vols., and Index vol., cloth, 4:1. ; and * The Speaker's,' Old and New Testa- ment, 11 vols., 21. 10s. Other works are Crockett's 4 Stickit Minister,' Edition de Luxe (350 printed), 15s. ; Fielding's Works, with essay by Murphy, and notes by Dr. Browne, 11 vols., royal 8vo, new, 1902, 21. 18s. ; Motley's Works, 9 vols., royal 8vo, new, 21. 2s. ; and Jeremy Taylor's Works, with Life by Bishop Heber, 10 vols., half -calf, 12s. There is a list of Illustrated Books, including Gleeson White's ' English Illustrations in the Sixties,' 15s.; 'The School for Scandal,' introduction by Augustine Birrell, illustrations by Sullivan, large paper, 5s. ; and Uzanne's t Sunshade, Muff, and Glove,' 9s. Qd. There are lists under Glasgow, Scotland, and Scottish Songs. At the end of the Catalogue is a Bargain List of Modern Fiction.

Mr. R. W. Hunter of Edinburgh has a Stock- taking Clearance Catalogue, mostly theological works of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the present one. Many well-known names appear : Farrar, Principal Fairbairn, Ward Beecher, Boyd Carpenter, Moncure Conway, Canon Henson, Spurgeon, Martineau, Dr. Parker, Baldwin Brown, and others. There is a set of The Homilist from the beginning in 1852 to Vol. VI. of the Eclectic Series, 56 vols., 4Z. 4s. There are some " New Remainders," including Smith and Wace's ' Christian Biography,' 4 vols., 31. 3s. (formerly 61. 16s. Qd.) ; Smith's ' Dictionary of Christian Antiquities,' 2 vols., II. 11s. Qd. (formerly SI. 13s. Qd.) ; * Religious Systems of the World,' 5s. ; Hare's ' Story of My Life, 1834-1900,' 6 vols., 12s. (published at 31. 3s.) ; and Lean's * Collectanea,' 5 vols., II. 15s. (pub- lished at 61. 5s., only 500 sets printed). There is a separate list of American Theological Works and Helps for Ministers.

Mr. Alexander W. Macphail's Edinburgh Catalogue 101 contains rarities in Scottish and general literature, including Masquelier and Mongez's ' Galerie de Florence,' Paris, 1819, 4 vols., royal folio, full red morocco extra, 51. 10s. ; Burton's ' Anatomy of Melancholy,' 3 vols.,

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