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Hairbrain/' " Alcibiades," and many
others without signature.
Agricola. William Elliott. Author of Address before the St. Paul's Agri- cultural Society, Charleston, 1850; tfi- esco, a tragedy, N.Y. 1850; and, Caro- lina sports by land and water, Charleston, 1856.
Agricola. Rev. Percival StocJcdale.
- " In the summer of 1779, he wrote sev-
eral political letters, with the signature of "Agricola/ in the 'Public Advertiser.'"
Agricola. W. F. Whitehouse. Let ters and essays on sugar farming in Ja- maica. L. 1846.
Agricola. John Young. Letters of Agricola on the principles of vegetation nnd tillage . . . Halifax, K.S. 1822.
Agricola Rev. Charles Whitaker. Letters on free trade. 1851.
Agricola. James Anderson. LLJ). Miscellaneous observations on planting and training timber-trees . . . Edinb.* 1777.
Agrlkler. Joseph Edwards. Rhymes in the West Country dialect ... L. 1879.
Aguaverde, Antonio. Alfred Trum- bk. Contribution to "The Boys and Girls' Weekly "(NT.).
Agueeheek. Charles Bidlard Fair- banks, who contributed sketches of for- eign travel, and essays, to the Boston " Saturday Evening Gazette/* under the signature of " Aguecheek." B. 1859.
Ahern, Anna. Mrs. Frances West Atherton Pike. Here and hereafter; or, the two altars. By ... B. 1858.
Ahiezer. William Brown. A tender and affectionate address to, and expostu- lation with, the people of Israel, the Jews. Huntingdon, 1814.
AITrtn, Berkeley. Fanny Aikin Kortright. The dean; or, the popular preacher, L. 1859; The old, old story, love, L. 1862.
Aflo, Thorny. John Taylor, the Water- poet. A full and compleat answer against the writer of the Tale of a tub
in a tub, or a Tub lecture. By T. A
L. 1642.
Aimwell, Walter. William Simonds. The Aimwell stories. B. 186S.
Afn [the Hebrew word for nobody]. Wiltiam Stevens. A review of the Review of the new preface to the second edition of Mr. Jones's "Life of Bishop Home." L.1800.
Ainslie, Herbert, B.A. Edward J&aittand. The pilgrim and the shrine ; or, passages from the life and correspond- ence of ... L. 1868.
Airy, Mr. Robert Hdbersham, in the
" Harv. Univ. Collegian." Camb. 1830.
AJax. Mr. Ainley. Social wastes and waste lands ... L. 1862.
Akestes. William Smith. A few re- marks on the expectant treatment of dis- eases . . . Bristol, 1847.
Akroates. Josiali F. Polk. A defence of the Protestant Bible . . . NT. 1844.
Alastor. James Orton. " Excelsior/' or the realms of poesle, 1852; Poems, 1857 ; Caleb Redivivus, 1858. L.
Alaux, Onstave <T. Maxime Raylaud. L'empereur Soulouque et son empire. Paris, 1856.
Alazon. Rev. Richard William Barnes. Let well alone ; or, removal of blemishes from church and state. L. 1860.
Alba. Alexina B. Wlrite. Little-folk songs. NT. 1871, and in her contribu- tions to "The Riverside Magazine."
Albanes, A. o?. Jean Alexandra Haz- ard. Notice sur La Fontaine . . . Paris, 1869.
Albanes Havard, 6?. Jean Alexandre Havard. Voltaire et Mme. du Chatelet . . . avec notes historiques par . . . Paris, 1863.
Albanians. The Right Hon. David Stewart JSrskine, llth Earl of Buchan and 6th Lord Cardross.
" Lord Buchan was an occasional contributor to various periodical publications. His favorite signature was 'Albania us ,' under which, in a letter to his friend < Hortus ' be describee bis own delightful residence or Dryburgh Abbey in the fourth volume of The Bee.'
There is also, in the " Gent. Mag." in 1784, a description of the grave of Ossian, with an epi- taph in blank verse (vol. 4, p. 404), over the same signature.
Albano. Count Karl August Adler- sparre, who published novels and lyrics under this name.
Albe". George Gordon NoSl, 6& Lord Byron. The footprints of A. [i.e. Lord Byron] : a poem. Written by E. Bren- nan. Milan, 1874.
ATben, Bewk. Benjamin Walker. Rewk Alben the friar; his opinions on the ministry to the poor . . . Manchester, Eng. 1872.
Albert. Rev. John Armstrong. Son- nets from Shakespeare. By ... L. 1791.
Albert. Ablate Giovanni JBattista For- tis. Travels in Dalmatia. 1774.
Albin, S6bastieEu Mme. Hortense Lacroix Cornu. Ballades et chants popu- laires (aneiens et modernes) de 1'Alle- magne. Traduction nouveUe par S. A. Paris, 1841.
Albion. Four pleasant epistles writ- ten for the entertainment and gratifica-
