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W,M. Mary Williams. Little Ella and the Fire King, and other tales. Edinb. 1861.
W, M. Maxwell Woodhull Our navy ... W. 1854,
W., M E. C. Rev. Mackenzie Edward CflarLe Walcott, B.D Leaflets [in verse]* By ... L 1872.
W,, M. J. JLT. J". Wilkinson. Memo- rials of an Indian missionary, or, a memoir of M. Wilkinson. Compiled by a member of his faintly . . L. 1859.
W., M. S. M. S. Woodman. Choice receipts ... B. 1875.
W., N. B. Nathaniel Baashaw Ward. Aspects of nature. Clapham, 1864.
W., N., C. Nicholas Wiseman, Cardinal A retrospect of many years, being verses . .by ... L. 1864.
W. P. Charles Dickens. The " Goings on 3> at Bramsby Hall. In the " Monthly Magazine/' etc,, for September, 1834.
W , P. C. Phihp Carteret Webb. A short account of Danegeld, etc. By * . . L. 1756.
"W , B Richard What ton. Cheviot : a poetical fragment. By B. W, New- castle-upon-Tyne, 1817.
W,, R. Robert Walker. Prom Tap-
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W., B. Robert White. Going home [a poem]. By ... Kewcastle-upon- Tyne, 1850.
W., It Robert Wright. An humble address to the commissioners appointed to judge of all performances relating to the longitude ... L. 1728.
W , R. Robert Whatley. A short his- tory of a ten years 7 negotiation between a prime minister [Sir B, Walpole] and a private gentleman . . , L. 1737.
W, K, Jr Robert WicHiffz, Jr. MachiaveFs political discourses . . . Louisville, 1840.
W., B, 9 D.F. M. Wetham. New Tes- tament, translated from the Latin Vul- gate . . . Douay, 1730-33.
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W., B. C. Rev. Robert Cfassie Water- ston. Semce book ... B. 1846.
W,, B. E. E. Rowland Egles Egerton Warburton. Hunting songs, ballads, ete, By ... Chester, 1884.
W., B. O-. Richard Grant White, in his contributions to the "New York Times,*' etc,
W., B. I*. Robert Plumer Ward,
Illustrations of human lifo. By ...
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W. S. Charles Chauncy, in the " Anti- gionian and Bostonian beauties , . , B. 1754
W., S. Samuel Warren. Cotton. By ,., L, 1874,
W., S. Bev, Samuel Walker. The doctrine of the Eucharist stated . . . By a Presbyter of the Church of Eng- land L. 1720.
W , S. Susan Warner, The letter of credit, By ... K.Y. 1882.
W., S Miss 8. Waring. The meadow queen; or, the young botanists with the wild-flower alphabet. By ... L. 1836.
W, S. S Watts. The religion of Jesus . . By ... L. 1838.
W., S. Stephen Wf&ton A supple- ment to the German grammar By . . L. 1829.
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W , S A. Rev. Bamuel Abraham Walker. Absolution, L. 1874.
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"W , T. Thomas Walters.
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W. 3 T, Thomas Warton "Student" (The) ; or, the "Oxford and Cambridge Monthly Miscellany," 173M1.
"Its principal writers weie Mr. Bonnell Thornton and Mr. Colem&Q. Dr. Johnson con- tntratecl to it The Life of Dr. Francis Cheynel/ which 19 subscribed with the Initials, 0. Jn. The opening number has some lines by Pope, Other authors (as Christopher Smart and Sorn- erville) give tbeir names . . . The articles signed
