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Member of a Law-Sooiety, A.
Francis Blavkhurne, M.A. Reflections on the fate of a petition for relief in the matter of subscription offered to the honourable House of Commons, Febru- ary 6th, 1772 ... By . . . L, 1774.
Member of Botb Syndicates, A. William Whewell. Reply to " Observa- tions on the plans for a new library, etc., by a member of the first syndicate" [George Beaoock, M.A.]. By... Camb. 1831.
Member of his Flock, A. Richard Edmonds, Jr. Hymns for the principal festivals of the church . . . By ... L. 1857.
Member of Magdaleu College, Ox- ford, A. James Bateman, M.A. The Oxford crisis. A word to the wise. By ... L. 1845.
Member of Parliament, A. John Wilkes. Observations on papers relative to the rupture with Spain ... In a, let- ter from ... to a friend in the country. L. 1762.
Member of Parliament, A. Francis Grant, Lord Cullen. Reasons in defence of the standing laws about the right of presentation in patronages . . . By . . . Edinb. 1703.
Member of Parliament, A. William Haij. Remarks on the laws relating to the' poor ... By . . . L. 1735.
Member of Parliament, A. William Seton, Jr. Scotland's great advantages by an union with England . . . 1706.
Member of Parliament, A. Anthony Bacon. A short address to the gov- ernment, the merchants, manufacturers, and the colonists in America, and the Sugar Ishmds, on the present state of affairs. L. 1775.
Member of Parliament, A. Charles Abbott, 2d Baron Colchester. Some observations on the importance of the navigation laws. By ... L. 1849.
Member of Parliament in the Country Interest, A. Thomas Carte. The case fairly stated in a letter from ... L. 1745.
Member of the American Bar, A. Simon Greenleaf. Testamentary coun- sels . . . By a retired solicitor. Care- fully revised by . . . Troy, N.Y., 1845.
Member of the Arcadian Society at Rome, A. William Parsons. A poetical tour, in the years 1784, 1785, and 1786. By . . . L. 1787.
Member of the Associate Presby- tery of Glasgow, A. Rev. William Ferrier. Reply to a pamphlet, entitled State of the process commenced by the
. . . Associate Presbytery of Glasgow,
against the Rev. James Ramsay . . .
By . . . Glasgow, 1801.
Member of the Athenian Society, A. John Dunton. The visions of the soul before it comes into the body . . . Written by . . . L. 1692.
Jlember of the Bar, A. Charles Edward Lex. Incentives to confirmation. By . . . N.Y. 18—.
Member of the Bar, A. Georc/e Lunt. A letter upon law ... By . . . B. 1836. Member of the Board of Directors of Girard College, A. Frederick Adol- phus Packard. Private documents . . . [Views of ... on binding orphans to suitable occupations.] P. 185-.
Member of the Board of Educa- tion, A. James S. Whitney. The public school system of Philadelphia. In the " Pennsylvania Monthly," February, 1874. P. 1874.
Member of the Boston Bar, A. Peleq Whitman Chandler. Review of tlie D'Hauteville case ... By . . . B. 1841. Member of the Boston Society of the New Jerusalem, A. Tlteophilus Parsons, LL.D. Sunday lessons . . . By . . . B. 1838.
Member of the Bourne Family, A. J. Walford. Memoirs of the life and labours of . . . Hugh Bourne. By . . . L. 1854.
Member of the C. U. B. C. [Cam- bridge University Boat Club], A. ./. F. Bateman. Aquatic notes . . . By . . . Camb. 1852.
Member of the Church, A. George Andrew Witte. A petition addressed to the Right Reverend Fathers, the Bishops of the Church of Christ, in the United States ... By . . . Bait. 1874.
Member of the Church established by the Law, A. W. B. Clarke, A..)/. The reviewer revievped . . . Poole, 1836. Member of the Church of England, A. Samuel Dean. The sum and sub- stance of the four evangelists ... By . . . Oxf. 1726.
Member of the Church of Scot- land, A. Robert Findlatj, D.D. A per- suasive to the enlargement of psalmody . . . By . . . Glasgow, 1763.
Member of the College of Physi- cians, A. John Moyle. The present ill state of the practice of physick in this nation. By . . . L. 1702.
Member .of the College of Physi- cians, A. Richard Pearson, M.D. The- saurus medicaminum . . . By ... L. 1794. Member of the CoUege of Surgeons
