21136-45 SALAZARO, STUDI SUI MONUMENTI DELL' ITALIA MERIDIONALE dal 4o. al 130. Secolo, impl. folio, 60 magnificent plates, partly in Chromolithography, partly Photographic, to be published in 26 Dispense, each containing three sheets of text and two plates, price 15 shillings each Napoli, 1872-77 Uniform with the "CASE di POMPEI" of NICOLINI. Mr. Demetrio Salazaro is the Inspector of the National Museum of Naples, and has long been engaged upon the subject of this very important work. It was till recently the opinion of most critics, based upon the dictum of Vasari, that Italian Art began its existence with Cimabue and Giotti, towards the commencement of the Fourteenth Century. However, more diligent and accurate researches, promoted by German scholarship, and carried out to the fullest extent by Mr. Salazaro himself, have estab lished that a regular School of Italian Art, not indeed displaying the perfected beauty and grace that are seen in the productions of the fourteenth century, but still marked by the gradual growth and development of the artistic ideal, existed in Southern Italy before the days of Cimabue, and was the genuine parent of that later culture which reached its highest grandeur in Da Vinci, Michel Angelo, and Raffaelle. To the illustration of this subject, as exemplified in the Art-monuments of the country executed between the fourth and thirteenth centuries, the magnificent work above mentioned has been undertaken. As the first great essay of its kind, the importance and value of the "Monumenti dell' Italia Meridionale" must be obvious to every amateur and student of the History of Art. Sixteen parts are now ready. Salmon (W.) Polygraphice, or the 21146-53 1846 notes by A. T. Thomson, 2 vols. 8vo. half calf, 98 Samarang, Voyage of the, in the Eastern Seas, 1843-46, ZOOLOGY of; VERTEBRATA, by J. E. GRAY; FISHES, by Sir J. Richardson; MOLLUSCA, by A. Adams and L. Reeve; and CRUSTACEA, by A. White, edited by A. Adams, COMPLETE, in 7 parts, royal 4to. 55 plates, mostly coloured in a superior manner, sd. £2. 10s; or, half calf, £3. 1848-50 Samoan, Joshua to Esther, 8vo. 510 pp. bd Samoa, 1854 Arts of Drawing, Engraving, Etching, Limning, Painting, Vernishing, Japaning, Gilding, the Arts of Beautifying and Perfuming, Dying and Staining, of ALCHIMIE, and the Grand Elixir of Philosophers, of the 112 Chymical Arcana of Peter Faber, 2 vols, in 1, sm. 8vo. 939 pp. portrait, frontispiece, and 23 curious plates, calf neat, 12s 1701 Salverte (E.) the Occult Sciences. The Philosophy of Magic, Prodigies and apparent Miracles, from the French, with Sanscrit Literature, chiefly from the Library of the late Dr. Wilson, of 168 Bombay ADELUNG (D. A.) an historical Sketch of 58 1785 BHAGAVAT-GEETA, or Dialogues of Kreesh. A fine edition of the Bhagavad Gita. The Sanscrit text (in both Devanagari and Canarese characters) is Schlegel's, the English translation is Wilkins's, the Canarese a new one; the notes are brought together from various sources; a translation of Humboldt's essay on the poem is given, and the Appendix contains Schlegel's Latin versions, as well as R. D. Griffith's Essay on the Bhagavad Gita. 258 BHAGAVAD GITA, or 'Song of the Lord," the celebrated philosophical poem Sanskrit MS. narrow sm. folio, 91 leaves, 114 in. by 4 in. with 13 lines on each page, beautifully written in a neat hand, bound, (1800) BHAGAVAD GITA, Sanskrit, 8vo. calf, 28 BHAGAVAT-GITA, sive Krishna et Arjuna colloquium, Sanskrite et Lat. ed A. G. a Schlegel, 8vo. bds. 58 6à Bonnæ, 1823 BHAGAVAT-GEETA, English, with notes, by C. Wilkins, royal 4to. calf, 7s 6d 1795 21154-72 Sanscrit-continued. BHAGAVAT PURANA, Persian, a highly poetic account of the birth and early adventures of Krishna, 8vo. Manuscript, 436 pp. written on glazed and variously tinted Indian papers, hf. calf, 12s (1750) the same, Persian, 8vo. Manuscript, stained, hf. calf, 58 (1740) BHAGAVAT PURÁNA, in Sanscrit, with a copious Commentary, lithographed on tinted paper, with ornamented borders, in imitation of the original MS. pp. 1810, 2 vols. sm. folio, f. calf, very rare, £2. 168 Bombay, 1839 BHASHA PARICHHEDA and Siddhanta Muktavali, a treatise on the terms of Logic, by Viswanatha Panchanana Bhatta, Sanskrit, 8vo. sd. 28 1827 BIJA GANITA, or Algebra of the Hindoos (from the Sanscrit), by E. Strachey, 4to. bds. 10s BOEHTLINGK (O.) Versuch über den Accent im Sanskrit, 4to. bds. 28 St. Peters. 1843 Die Declination in Sanskrit, 4to. sd. 28 1813 1844 BOLLER (A.) Sanskrit-Grammatik, 8vo. hf. calf neat, 38 6d Wien, 1847 BOPP (F.) über das Conjugations-system der Sanskritsprache, 12mo. bds. 28 6d Frankfurt, 1816 Lehrgebäude der Sanskrita-Sprache, 4to. bds. 78 6d Berlin, 1827 Kritische Grammatik der SanskritaSprache, 8vo. hf. calf, 4s Berlin, 1834 Glossarium Sanscritum, in quo omnes Radices cum Vocabulis Græcis, Latinis, Germanicis, Lithuanicis Slavicis, Celticis comparantur, 4to. 412 pp. bds. 108 BRIHAJJATIVIVEKA, or the brilliant discriminator of castes, the origin and rank of the various mixed castes, with 88 tables of castes, giving the caste of father, mother, and offspring, Sanskrit MSS. excellently written, 36 leaves, 13 in. by 4 in. 7 lines on each page, 58 (1790) 1847 BURNOUF (E.) et Leupol (L.) Méthode pour étudier la langue Sanscrite, 8vo. bds. 28 6d Paris, 1861 BURRITT (E.) Sanscrit Handbook, royal 1876 8vo. cloth, 38 6d CHRISTA-SANGITA, or History of Christ, in Sanscrit verse (four books), with English introduction, 8vo. cl. 10s Calcutta, 1838-42 DATTAKAS Mimansa and Chandrika, Sanskrit, the Law of Adoption, 8vo. sd. 28 1834 DAYABHÁGA, or Law of Inheritance, by Jimútaváhana, with a Commentary by Krishna Tarkalankára, 8vo. bds. 58 Calcutta, 1829 DWARAKA-MAHATMYA, on the glories of Dwarika, the holy city, once the Residence of Krishna, Sanskrit MS. 8vo. 37 leaves, 21173-88 8 in. by 5 in. with 13 lines on each page, bound, 78 6d Sac. xviii FORSTER (H. P.) Sanskrit Grammar, roy. 4to. bd. 10s Calc. 1810 The value of this Grammar lies in the fact that it tabularizes the rules of native grammarians, and makes them more accessible to the Western mind. GITA GOVINDA, the beautiful Poem of Jayadeva, Sanskrit, 8vo. calf, 28 Bombay (1830) HALAYUDHA's Abhidhanaratnamala, a Sanscrit vocabulary of synonyms, with Sans.Eng. Glossary, by Aufrecht, 8vo. the Glossary occupies 280 pp. cloth, 78 6d 1861 HITOPADESA, in Sanskrit, Bengali, aná English, by Lakshami Nárayan Nyálankár, 8vo. sd. 58 Calcutta, 1830 HITOPADESA, the Sanskrit text of the first book, or Mitra-Labha; with a grammati cal analysis (vocabulary), by F. Johnson, 4to. bds. 4s 6d 1840 HITOPADESA, First Book, Sanscrit, with Johnson's Vocabulary (of 85 pp.), 4to. bds. 28 6d HITOPADESA, the first four Books, Sanserit, with interlinear transliteration, analysis and English translation, 2 vols, roy. 8vo. (pub. at 15s), cloth, 98 HITOPADESA, or Salutary Counsels of Vishnu Sarman in a series of Fables, translated by Johnson, 4to. bds. 78 6d 1840 1864 Hertford, 1848 KADAMBARI, a tale in Sanskrit prose by S'ri Vána Bhatta, 8vo. pp. 115, calf, 58 Calcutta, 1848 KALIDASA Mégha Dúta, or Cloud-Messenger, Sanscrit and English, by Wilson, royal 4to. calf gilt, 7s 6d Calcutta, 1813 KALIDASA, Megha Dúta, or Cloud Mesenger, Sanskrit and English (with Vocabulary), by Wilson, second edition, impl. 8vo. cloth, 68 KALIDASA, Raghu Vansa, or Race of Raghu, a historical poem, with prose interpretation, Sanskrit, 8vo. sd. 158 Cale. 1832 KALIDASA'S Ring-Cakuntala, Sanskrit und Deutsch, mit Anmerkungen versehen von O. Boehtlingk, roy. 8vo. sd. 58 1843 Bonn, 1842 KALIDASA, Sakoontala, the Lost Ring, an Indian Drama, translated from the Saxskrit by M. Williams, square 8vo. plates and ornamental coloured and gilt borders, cloth extra, gilt edges, £3. 38 Hertford, 1833 KALIDASA, Vikramorvasi, a Drama, S skrit, edited by M. Williams, 8vo, bds. 18 6c Hertford, 1859 LILAWATI, or a Treatise on Arithmetic and Geometry, by Baschara Acharya, from the Sanskrit by J. Taylor, 4to. moral plates, hf. bd. 78 6 Bombay, 1815 21189-201 Sanscrit continued. MAHABHARATA (The), an epic Poem, by the celebrated Veda Vyása Rishi, edited from the best MSS. by Nimaichandra Siromani, Jaya Gopala Tirkalanka Ramagovinda, Ramahari Nyaya Panchanan, etc. published by the Asiatic Society of Bengal, 4 vols. and INDEX, royal 4to. sd. and bds. £4 Calcutta, 1834-39 Vol. I wants two leaves pp. 305-8), and Vol. IV fifty leaves (pp. 225-324). ejusdem editio altera, sm. 4to. cloth, 78 6d Berol. 1832 MAHABHASHYA: the Great Thesaurus of Sanscrit Grammar, by Patanjali, based upon the Aphorisms of Panini, with the commentary and super-commentary of Kaiyata and Bhattoji Dikshita, edited, wholly in Sanscrit, by Dr. Ballantyne, oblong folio, pp. 1-108, all published, cloth, Mirzapore, 1855 308 MALATI and Madhava, a drama by Bhavabhúti, 8vo. sd. 28 6d Calc. 1830 (MANAVA-DHERMA-SASTRA) Institutes of Hindu Law or the Ordinances of Menu, comprising the Indian system of duties, verbally translated by Sir W. Jones, a new edition, by G. C. Haughton, the vol. of translation, from the Sanscrit, 4to. bds. MARGA'SIRSHA-MAHATMYA, on the glories of the Month Mârga, Sanskrit MS. roy. Svo. 72 leaves, 10 in. by 5 in. with 9 lines on each page, bound, 78 6d (1800) MENU, Ordinances of, the Institutes of Hindu Law, translated by Sir W. Jones, collated with the Sanscrit text, with notes by G. C. Haughton, 4to. bds. 288 1825 MUGDHABODHA, the celebrated Sanskrit Grammar of Vopadeva; the successful attempt of an ancient learned Hindú to simplify the intricate aphorisms of Panini, 8vo. bds. 58 Calc. 1826 MUKTAVALI, by Vis'vanâtha-Panchánana; a commentary on the Bhâshâ-Parichchheda, a philosophical work of the Vai'seshika School, Sanskrit MS. narrow 4to. 34 leaves, 10 in. by 4 in. with 9 lines on each page, 38 60 MÜLLER'S (Max) History of Ancient Sanscrit Literature, 8vo. second revised edition, hf. russia, £2. 168 1860 21202-12 NALOPÁKHYANAM, story of Nala, Sanskrit and English, with a copious Vocabulary (150 pp.), Grammatical Analysis, and introduction, by M. Williams, the Metrical translation by Dean Milman, 8vo. cloth, 108 Oxford, 1860 NIRUKAVRITTI, or Commentary on the Niruka of Yâska, by Durgáchârya, an etymological work, explaining obscure terms used in the Rig-veda, Sanskrit MS. 2 vols. narrow sm. folio, 12 in, by 4 in. with 9 lines of writing on each page, bds. 5th of the Black Half of Phalguna, 'Saka, 1757 NYAYA Sutra Vritti, or logical aphorisms of Gotama, with commentary of Viswanath Bhattacharya, Sanscrit, 8vo. hf. bd. 28 6d. 36s 1828 PANCHALAKSHANI. Disquisition on Hindu philosophy by Gadadhara-Bhattacharya, narrow 4to. excellently written Sanskrit MS. of 260 pages, 113 in. by 48 in. 14 lines on each page, in fine preservation, 78 6d (1780) PAULINI a S. Bartholomæi Vyacarana, seu Samserdamicæ linguæ institutio, 4to. bds. rare, 128 Roma, 1804 The work of the first European who wrote a Sanskrit Grammar. PRA'SNAPATRIKA'SUBHAPHALAM, an immensely long Sanskrit roll, containing astronomical and astrological tables and computations, 61⁄2 in. wide, with numerous very curious painted diagrams and figures, a great curiosity, 218 PURANAS: Siva-Purâna, a mythological treatise, Sanskrit, narrow sm. folio, 240 leaves, 124 in. by 5 in. with 11 lines on each page, calf, 368 1800 PURANIC MYTHOLOGY, a poem in Sanscrit, Bengali characters, written on 163 palmleaves, 13 in. long by 4 in. wide, having twelve lines of writing on both sides of each page, £2. 168 Sec. xvii The subject of this lengthy poem is of a mythological character, inscribed to Krishna, but neither its name nor the name of its author has been ascertained. PURUSHA PARIKHYA, a collection of Tales by Tarini Charan Mitr, translated from the Sanskrit into Bengali, 8vo. bd. 28 6d Serampore, 1815 RIG-VEDA: the Pada Text of the Rig-veda Sanhita, complete, Sanskrit, with the proper accentuation marked throughout in red ink, 4 vols. 8vo. neatly written MS. calf, 368 (1780) SACRED BOOKS OF THE EAST, edited by F. MAX MÜLLER, 8vo. :Upanishads (Khandogya, Talavakara, Kaushitaki - Brahmana, Vagasaneyi. Samhita, and the Aitareya-Aranyaka), translated by Max Müller, cloth, 98 1879 21213-23 Sanscrit continued. Sacred Laws of the Aryas; Vol. I, the Aphorisms of Apastamba, and Gautama's Institutes, cloth, 98 1879 Sacred Books of China: texts of Confucianism, Part I, the Shu King, the religious portions of the Shih King, the Hsiao King, by J. Legge, cloth, 108 6d 1879 SAHITYA-DARPANA, & Sanskrit treatise on Rhetorical Composition by Viswánáth Kavirája, 8vo. 372 pp. sd. 5s Calcutta, 1828 THE SAMANYA-NIRUKTA, a Hindû philosophical work, by Gadadhara-Bhattàcháyra, Sanskrit MS. narrow 4to. 32 leaves, 114 in. by 43 in, with 13 lines on each page, (1720) 58 'SANTI-MAYUKHA, NITI-MAYUKHA, PRATISHTHA-MAYUKHA, and 'SUDDHA-MAYUKHA, four Comments on the philosophical Sutras of the Mîmânsâ school, by NILAKANTHA, Sanskrit MSS. sm. folio, 251 leaves, in fine bold characters, with 13 lines on each page, rare, 208 (1700) A valuable and scarce collection. One leaf is absent and another slightly damaged, but otherwise the Manuscripts are in fine condition. SMRITIS, or Text-Books, the foundation of all Hindu Law, attributed to various Rishis, or Sages, who are supposed to have been inspired, eleven Sanskrit MSS. narrow 4to. neatly written and in good preservation, rare, 30s (1750) An important and valuable collection. Contents: the Yajnavalkya-, 'Sankha-, Vrihaspati-, Atri-, Satâtapa-, Harita-, Vishnu-, Vriddha-Satatapa-, Prajapati-, VedaVyasa-, Samvarta-Smritis. 'SIVALAYA-MAHATMYA, from the SkandaPurâna, a mythological poem, Sanskrit MS. sm. 4to. 40 leaves, 9 in. by 61⁄2 in. with 15 lines on each page, bound, 78 68 Sæc. xviii SRAVANA-MASA-MAHATMYA, the glories of the month Srâvana, from the SkandaPurâna, Sanskrit MS. with Marathi commentary in double columns, royal 4to. 12 pages, 12 in. by 8 in. neatly written, 38 6d TAITTIRIYA-BRAHMANA of the Black Yajurveda, the First and Third Ashtakas, Sanskrit MS. 8vo. well written, with the accentuation marked, calf, 208 (1740) VALMIKI. The Ramayuna of Valmeeki in the original Sungskrit, with a prose translation and notes by W. Carey and J. Marshman, Vol. I, 4to. uncut, 78 6d Serampore, 1806 VALMIKI, Ramayana, Sanskrite et Lat. ed. A. G. a Schlegel, 3 vols. large 8vo. all published, calf gilt, 30s Bonna, 1829-38 These volumes contain the Sanscrit text of the first wo divisions of the Ramayana, and a Latin translation f the first and portion of the second division. 21220-40 VEDAS, Rig-Veda-Sanhita, the Sacred Hymns of the Brahmans, translated by Max Müller (with Preface and Notes), Vol. I, 8vo. cloth, 78 6d 1869 VIDVUN-MODA-Tarangince, or Fountain of Pleasure to the Learned, English, by Kalee Krishna, 8vo. sd. 1s 6d 1815 Serampore, 1832 WILKINS (C.) Radicals of the Sanscrit Language, Sunscrit-English, 4to. hf. calf, 18 6d WILLIAMS (M.) an elementary Grammar of Sanskrit, with short extracts, and selec 1846 tions, large 8vo. hf. russia, 4s 6d practical Grammar of Sanskrit, 8vo. hf. calf neat, 78 6 Oxford, 1857 Indian Epic Poetry, with full analysis of the Ramayana and of the leading story of the Maha-bhárata, 8vo. cloth, 28 6d 1863 WILLIAMS (Monier) Practical Grammar of Sanskrit, arranged with reference to the classical languages of Europe for English students, 8vo. cloth, 10s Oxford, 1857 WILSON'S Dictionary, Sanscrit and English, amended and enlarged from an original compilation prepared by learned natives, thick 4to. 1061 pp. double columns, hf. calf neat, 20s Calcutta, 1817 WILSON (H. H.) Introduction to Sanskrit, 8vo. cloth, 5s 1841 Introduction to Sanscrit Grammar, for the use of early students, second edition, 8vo. 500 pp. cloth, 78 6d; or, hf. calf, 10s 1847 Sanskrit-English Dictionary, abridged, with Appendix explaining the use of affixes by Pandit Rám Jasan, royal 8vo. cloth, 188 Benares, 1870 WILSON'S Grammar of the Sanscrit Language, 8vo. second edition, hf. bd. 78 6d 1847 28 WRIGHTSON (R.) Sanscrit Hagiographa, or Sacred Literature of the Hindus, 12mo. bds. 28 Dublin, 1859 YATES (W.) Padárthavidyására. Elements of Natural Philosophy and Natural History; in a series of familiar dialogues, bla. Calcutta, 1823 Sanskrit Grammar, second edition, 8vo. cloth, 12s Calcutta, 1815 Sanchoniatho's Phoenician History, with Continuation by Eratosthenes Cyrenæus's Canon, by Bishop Cumberland, 8vo. 480 pp. calf neat, 58 179) Schiller's Kampf mit dem Drachen, 16 outline plates by RETZSCH, 1836-Schiller's Pegasus im Joche, 12 outline plates Retzsch, English and German text, 1840– 2 vols. oblong 4to. 28 outline plates, 21241-49 Scotland: EARLY RECORDS relating to MINING IN SCOTLAND; collected Only 350 copies were printed. These Documents are selected from the MSS. in the General Register House, Edinburgh, the Public Record Office, London, the Advocates' Library, Edinburgh, the British Museum, Private Charter Rooms, and other sources, and throw much interesting light on the commencement of an important branch of National industry. The Documents connected with the search after the precious Metals in Scotland commence with the earliest recorded find of Gold at Duriness in Sutherland, in 1245, and come down to the last official notice of the Gold Mines in Scotland in 1652. The private letters of George Bowes to the English Court on this Schrenck (Dr. Leop. von) Reisen und Forschungen in Amur - Lande, 1854-6, 2 thick vols. in 5 parts, impl. 4to. 4 maps and 44 coloured plates of Natural History, sd. £3. 10s St. Petersburg, 1858-67 COLLATION of the Plates: Säugethiere, 9; Vögel, 7; Lepidopteren, 5; Coleopteren, G; Mollusken, 17. Schuyler (E.) Turkistan: Notes of a 1876 Journey in Russian Turkistan, Khokand, Bukhara, and Kuldja. 2 vols. 8vo. maps and illustrations by Verestchagin (pub. | 428), cloth, 158 Scientific Memoirs, selected from the Transactions of Foreign Academies, Societies, Foreign Journals, etc. edited by TAYLOR, 5 vols. 8vo. plates, half calf, rare, £5 Scotland: 1837-52 BILLINGS' (R. W.) BARONIAL AND ECCLESIASTICAL ANTIQUITIES OF SCOTLAND, 4 vols. 4to. 240 fine plates of Baronial Halls, Castles, Abbeys, etc. and numerous woodcuts, f. calf neat, £10 (1852) BRUCE (M. E. Cumming) Family Records of the Bruces and the Cumyns, with an Historical Introduction and Appendix from authentic Documents, 4to. 692 pp. plates, woodcuts of Arms, and large pedigree, cloth. £3. 38 Edinburgh, 1870 DOUGLAS (Sir R.) PEERAGE of SCOTLAND, continued by J. P.Wood, 2 vols. folio, plates of coats of arms, hf. calf, £5. 58 Edin. 1813 Some plates of arms from an old work are inserted in the second volume, instead of the last eight plates, which are absent from this copy. LAING (Malcolm) History of Scotland, from the union of the crowns on the Accession of James VI to the throne of England to the union of the Kingdoms, third edition, 4 vols. 8vo. calf neat, 20s 1819 MARTINE. Reliquiae Divi Andreae, or the state of the venerable and primitial See of St. Andrews, by a true sone of the Church (Geo. Martine), 4to. 3 views of the Church, bds. 10s St. Andrews, 1797 part of the subject, are of special interest, and have never before been printed. Copious selections from the original accounts of the Silver Mines in Linlithgowshire will also be found. The earliest notice of Coal Mining occurs between 1210 and 1219, and the various legislative enactments on this subject are fully noticed. The Documents preserved in the Balcarres Papers in the Advocates' Library give much curious information relating to Mining in Scotland in the Sixteenth Century, and are printed for the first time. 21250-53 MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. Histoire de Marie Stuart, Reine d'Ecosse et de France, 2 vols. 12mo. port. calf, 5s Londres (et Paris ?), 1742 see KERR. [SLEZER (J.)] Theatrum Scotia : containing the Prospects of His Majesty's Castles and Palaces together with those of the most considerable Towns and Colleges; the Ruins of many Ancient Abbeys, Churches, Monasteries and Convents within the said Kingdom, folio, 56 plates, without title, plates of Falkland inner Court, Dunkeld and Melrose Abbey, the large plate of Edinburgh, which is added to this edition, mounted on linen, hf. calf, £5. 108 1718 Plate 6 is repeated and Plate 55 is numbered 57; a few of the plates were printed on smaller paper than the rest. SHAW (Alex. Mackintosh) The Clan Battle at Perth in 1396, with an inquiry into its causes, and an attempt to identify the Clans engaged in it, 8vo. sd. privately printed, 38 6d Scottish Atlas: BLAEU (G. et J.) le 1874 Theatre du Monde (l'Escosse, l'Angleterre, l'Irlande, la France, l'Allemagne, l'Italie, l'Espagne, l'Asie, l'Afrique, l'AMERIQUE, etc.) 5 vols. royal folio, jull of COLOURED maps, calf neat, £8 Amsterdam, 1647-50 The first Atlas of Scotland is contained in the above portion of this celebrated compilation, and owes its existence to the exertions of Sir John Scot, of Scotstarvet. Not only did he contribute a great amount of information to the text, and pay for the engraving of the plates and their revision by Scottish Geographers, Robert Gordon and his son, but to enrich the work, he tried a plan which met with more success 150 years later. The Synod of Scotland was prevailed upon to request the ministers to supply each a description of their respective parishes. "Mais cette ordonnance, n'estant accompagnée ny de prix ny de punition, pour accourager à y obeir, elle a esté negligée par la plus grand' part d'eux." Among those who did reply was a Mr. Lauder. |