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Ijady, A. Mrs. Henri/ Warwick- Cole.
A L.'s tour round Monte Rosa, etc. 1859.
Lady, A. Mary Eyre. A L.'s walks in the south of France in 18t)3. L. 1865.
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Iiady, A. Mrs. Martha Blount. Letters to . . . By Mr. Pope. L. 176!).
" These letters, twelve in number, were writ- ten about 1722 or 1723, and were supposed to have been addressed to Mrs. Martha Biount. Mr. James Dodsley possessed the originals."
Lady, A. Mrs. Dorset. (1) The
lion's masquerade . . . Written by . . . L. 1807. — (2) The peacock "at home " ... By . . . L. 1807.
Lady, A. ^flss Hannah White. The mountain gleaner. By ... B. 1850.
Lady, A. Miss Christian Carstairs. Original poems. By ... L. 1786.
Lady, A. Mrs. Frances Maria Gow- per(l). Original poems . . . By. . . L. 1792.
Lady, A. Miss Edwards. Otho
and Rutha. A dramatic tale. L. 1781.
Lady, A. J. Henrietta Pye. Poems. By . . . L. 1767.
Lady, A. Lady Charlotte ifaria (Campbell) Bury. Suspirium sanctorum; or, holy breathings . . . By ... L. 1830.
Lady, A. Mrs. Ritson. A poetical picture of America . . . By ... L. 1809.
Lady, A. .Mrs. A. Bell. Poetical tales and poems. L. 1844.
Lady, A. Catharine Douglas, Duchess of Queensberry. A proper reply to a late . . . letter from the Hon. T[homa]s H[erve]y, Ksq., to Sir T. Hanmer . . . By . . . L. 1742.
Lady, A. Maria Pinrlney. The quin- tessence of long speeches arranged as a political catechism. By . . . for her god- daughter. Charleston, 1830.
Lady, A. Eliza Riimsey. The re- deemed rose ; or, Willie's rest. By . . . L. 1853.
Lady, A. Mrs. Ross. Remarks
on a poem called "The scourge of fash- ion." By . . . N.Y. 1801.
Lady, A. ^Mrs. Charles Tucker. Re- marks on marriage with a deceased wife's sister. By . . . L. 1868.
Lady, A. Miss Erans. Resig- nation : an American novel. By . B. 1825.
Lady, A. Miss Asl-ew. A re- view of the reigns of George I. and IL ... By . . . Berwick, 1792.
Lady, A. Mrs. R. W. Thomson. The rights of labor and the nine-hours' move- ment . . . By . . . n.p., n.d.
Lady, A. Anna Finch, Countess of
Winchelsea. The spleen : a Pindarique
ode. By . . . L. 1709.
Lady, A. Mrs. Helena ( Wells) Whit- ford. The stepmother: a domestic tale from real life. By . . . L. 1798.
Lady, A. Grace Arthur. The temple of health : a poetic vision. By . . L. 1789.
Lady, A. .Miss Jane Frances Chap- man. Waldemar, surnamed Seir Translated from the Danish . . . By . . . 1841.
Lady, A. Henry and Augustus Mayheiv. Whom to marry, and how to get mar- ried ; or, the adventures of a lady who has refused twenty good offers. N.Y. n.d.
Lady lately Deceased, A. .Mrs.
Langhorne. Constantia : an elegy
to the memory of . L. 1768. By
Edmund Cartwright.
Lady Margaret, Professor of Di- vinity, The. John James Blunt. A let- ter to . . . on education for the priest- hood in the University of Cambridge. By a fellow of a college. Camb. 1846.
Lady, a Native of Virginia, A. Mrs. Alfred W. Elwes(7). The Pototnac muse. By . . . Richmond, 1825.
Lady of Fashion, A. William Make- peace Thackeray. Yesterday : a tale of the Polish ball. " Punch," June, 1848.
Lady of New Orleans, A. Marion Southwood. " Beauty and booty "; being the watchword of New Orleans, N.Y. 1867.
Lady of Philadelphia, A. .^{iss Eliza Leslie. Seventy-iive receipts . . . By B. 1828.
Lady of Quality, A. Anne Vane, "Vis- countess Vane. An apology for the con- duct of . . . lately traduc'd under the name of Lady Frail. L. 1751.
Lady of Quality, A. Lady Mary (Lee) Chudleigh. The female preacher ... By ... L. n.d.
Lady of Kank, A. Catherine Hyde, Marchioness Govion Broglio Solari. Secret memoirs of the royal family of France during the Revolution . . By . . . L. 1826.
Lady of the Last Century, A. .Mrs. Elizabeth (Robinson) Muntayu. Illus- trated in her unpublished letters ... By Dr. Doran. L. 1873.
Lafitte, Leon. Prentis Ingraham.
Lahainaluna. Rev. Sheldon Dibble.
Lamb-leader, The. William Ander- son. The piper of Peebles : a tale. By . . . Dundee, 1794.
La Moiile, Dr. Tom G. George La
