THE

LONDON REVIEW.

VOL. XI.

PUBLISHED IN

OCTOBER, 1858, AND JANUARY, 1859.

LONDON:

ALEXANDER HEYLIN, 28, PATERNOSTER ROW.
DUBLIN: JOHN ROBERTSON.

MDCCCLIX.

ART.

Vols. I.-IV.

I. 1. The Pictorial History of England.

London and Edinburgh: Chambers. 1857.

2. First Report of the Poor Law Commission. 1835.

3. General Report of the Sanitary Commission. 1842.

4. First Report of the Commissioners for Inquiring into

the State of Large Towns and Populous Districts.

1844.

5. Reports of Commissioner on State of Population in

Mining Districts. 1844 to 1857.

6. Reports of Inspectors of Factories. 1856 and 1857.

7. Census of Great Britain. 1851.-Education, England

and Wales. 1854.

8. Minutes of Committee of Council, and Reports of

Inspectors of Schools. 1852 to 1857-8.

9. The Church and the Million. No. I., No. II. The

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'Navvies,' and How to Meet them.-No. III. The

Collier and the Operative, and How to Affect them.

London: Masters. 1857-8.

10. Principles of Political Economy, with some of their

Applications to Social Philosophy. By John Stuart

Mill. Two Vols. Second Edition. J. W. Parker.

1849.

11. The Social Condition and Education of the People.

By Joseph Kay, Esq., M.A. Longmans. 1850.

12. A Handy Book on Property Law. By Lord St.

Leonards. Third Edition. Blackwoods. 1858.

13. Essays upon Educational Subjects, read at the Educa-

tional Conference of June, 1857. Longmans. 1857. 1

II. Essai sur les Ecoles Philosophiques chez les Arabes, et

notamment sur la Doctrine d'Algazzali. Par Auguste

Schmölders. Paris. 1842....

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III. On some Deficiencies in our English Dictionaries, being

the Substance of two Papers read before the Philo-

logical Society, November 5th, and November 19th,

1857. By Richard Chenevix Trench, D.D., Dean of

Westminster. London: John W. Parker and Son.

1857

IV. 1. Black's Picturesque Guide through North and South

Wales and Monmouthshire. 8vo. Edinburgh. 1851.

2. Wanderings and Excursions in North Wales. By

Thomas Roscoe, Esq. With fifty Engravings. 8vo.

London.

V. 1. The Application of the Roman Alphabet to all the

Oriental Languages. By C. E. Trevelyan and

Others. Serampore. 1834.

2. Grammatica Latino-Tamulica: ubi de elegantiori Lin-

guæ Tamulica Dialecto, Shen Tamul, dicta; cui

adduntur Tamulica Poëseos Rudimenta, ad Usum

Missionariorum Soc. Jesu. Auctore R. P. C. J.

Beschio, ejusdem Societ. in Regione Madurensi Mis-

sionario. Idibus 7bris, 1730. MS.

3. Kritische Grammatik der Sanscritta-Sprache in Kur-

zerer Fassung. Von Franz Bopp. Berlin. 1845.

4. Standard Alphabet for reducing unwritten Languages

and foreign graphic Systems to a uniform Ortho-

graphy in European Letters. By Dr. R. Lepsius.

London. 1855.

5. Grammar of the Malabar Language.

By Robert

Drummond. Bombay. 1799.

6. Illustrations of the Grammatical Parts of the Guze-

rattee, Mahratta, and English Languages. By Dr.

Robert Drummond. Bombay. 1808.

7. Gooroo Paramartan: a Tale in the Tamul Language;

accompanied by a Translation. By Benjamin

Babington, of the Madras Civil Service. London:

Richardson. 1822.

8. A Grammar of the Telugu Language. By Charles

Philip Brown, of the Madras Civil Service. Madras.

1840.

9. An Introduction to the Grammar of the Sanskrit Lan-

guage, for the Use of Early Students. By H. H.

Wilson, M.A., F.R.S., &c., &c., Boden Professor of

Sanskrit, Oxford. London. 1841.

10. Grammatica Damulica. Concinnata a Bartholomæо

Ziegenbalg, Serenissimi Regis Daniæ Missionario

inter Indos Orientales, et Ecclesiæ ex Indis collectæ

Præposito. Halæ Saxonum, &c. 1716.

ART.

CONTENTS.

11. Alphabetum Grandonico-Malabaricum sive Samscru-

donicum. Romæ. MDCCLXXII. Typis Sac. Con-

gregationis de Propag. Fide. Præsidum Facultate.

12. A Compendious Pali Grammar. By the Rev. Benja-

min Clough. Colombo: Printed at the Wesleyan

Mission Press. 1824.

13. The Bible of Every Land. Bagster and Sons. London.

14. A Comparative Grammar of the Dravidian or South

Indian Family of Languages. By the Rev. R.

Caldwell, D.D.

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VI. Lectures on the Atomic Theory; and Essays, Scientific

and Literary. By Samuel Brown. Two Vols. 8vo.

Edinburgh. 1858

VII. A History of the Romans under the Empire. By

Charles Merivale, B.D. Vol. VI. London: Long-

mans. 1858...

VIII. Gnomon of the New Testament. By John Albert

Bengel. Now first translated into English. With

original Notes, explanatory and illustrative. Re-

vised and edited by Rev. Andrew R. Fausset, M.A.,

of Trinity College, Dublin. Five Vols. 8vo.

Edinburgh: T. and T. Clark. 1857..

IX. 1. The Russians on the River Amoor. (Les Russes sur

le Fleuve Amour.) By Auguste Laugel. A Paper

in the Revue des Deux Mondes. June 15th, 1858.

2. The Chronicle of Matthew of Edessa, from A.D. 962 to

1136, and the Continuation by Gregory the Priest

to 1162. (Chronique de Matthieu d'Edesse, continué

par Gregoire, Prêtre.) Translated into French by

Edward Dulaurier. Paris: Durand. 1858.

3. Ritter's Porch to the History of the Races of Europe.

(Vorhalle Europäischer Volkergeschichten.) Section

upon the Regions of Caucasus and Pontus. Berlin.

1820.

4. Frederick Dubois de Montpereux, Travels round Cau-

casus. (Voyage autour du Caucase.) A work which

obtained the Prize of the Geographical Society of

Paris in 1838. Seven vols. 8vo. of text, and two

vols. folio of plates. Gide.

5. Antiquities of Kertch. By D. Macpherson. London:

Smith and Elder. 1857.

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6. Oriental and Western Siberia: a Narrative of Seven

Years' Explorations. By T. W. Atkinson. London.

1858.

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