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Burke's General Armory. Encyclopædia of

Heraldry, or General Armory of England, Scotland, and Ireland. By SIR BERNARD BURKE, C.B., LL.D. Comprising a registry of all Armorial Bearings from the earliest times. An entirely new edition. Corrected to the present date. Comprising, in about 1,000 pages, the description of the ARMS OF 60,000 FAMILIES; forming the most complete record of the Armorial Bearings of the Nobility and Gentry of the Three Kingdoms. (Uniform with the Peerage, Landed Gentry, &c.) Royal 8vo., cloth. Price £2 12s. 6d.

Burke's, Peerage, Baronetage, &c., for

present year, WITH ADDITIONAL MATTER, containing the Privy Councillors, Knights of various Orders and Knights Bachelors, with a record of their families. Royal 8vo., cloth, gilt. Price 388.

This edition also gives the names of the different Clubs to which the members of the Nobility belong, and other important information not contained in previous editions.

Landed Gentry of Great Britain and

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The Overland Route, From England to

Calcutta, as Conducted in 1845. By the late FREDERICK
WALTER SIMMS, Esq., F.R.A.S., F.G.S., M. Inst. C.E.,
late Consulting Engineer to the Government of India ;
Author of "Practical Tunnelling," Surveying and
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Great Landowners of Britain, being a List

of all Owners of 3,000 acres and upwards, worth £3,000 a year, in England, Scotland, and Ireland; their acreage, income from land, college, club and services. Culled from the "Modern Doomsday Book," by JOHN BATEMAN. Crown 8vo., cloth. Price 10s.

Large Game Shooting in Thibet and the

North-West. By CAPTAIN ALEXANDER A. A. KINLOCH,
C.M.Z.S. Containing description of the Country, and of
the various Animals to be found, together with extracts
from a journal of several years' standing. Illustrated
by Photographs of Heads and Horns, executed by the
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SECOND SERIES. Demy 4to.,

cloth gilt. Price 21s.

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Life of Sir William Parker, Bart, G.C.B.

(Admiral of the Fleet), First and Principal Naval Aidede-camp to Her Majesty, &c., from 1781 to 1866. By REAR-ADMIRAL AUGUSTUS PHILLIMORE, with History of the Parker Family, &c. (To be completed in two volumes.) Volume 1, Demy 8vo., cloth. Price 16s.

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Karens of the Golden Chersonese. By

With

LIEUT.-COL. A. R. MCMAHON, F.R.G.S., Madras Staff
Corps, Deputy-Commissioner British Burmah.
Map. Demy 8vo., cloth. Price 16s.

"The author possesses a good knowledge of native character; his picture of the Karen tribes, enslaved. and despised by their Birmese conquerors, is in striking contrast to his account of the free and fierce Red Karen untractable and inaccessible in his native mountain home."-Athenæum.

Post Hiems Ver. A Novel. By ADA MONTAGUE.

Crown 8vo., cloth.

Army and Navy Signal Book, for use with

the Boats of H.M.'s Ships and Naval and Military Forces.
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Army Circulars. Published monthly.
Army Equipment, prepared at the Topographi-

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Army Hospital Corps. Instructions for Non

commissioned Officers and Men. 12mo., roan.

Price 28.

Army Hospital Corps Regulations. Royal

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Army Promotion and Retirement.

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Artificers' (Military) Handbook. By SERGEANT

MAJOR T. ARMSTRONG, R.A. New Edition, 1877. 12mo., roan. Price 3s.

Artillery. A plea for its better Technical Educa

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Artillery-Useful Tables. Compiled by

CAPT. W. H. NOBLE, R.A. Printed by order of the Secretary of State for War. Sewed. Price 6d.

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Artillery Carbine (Snider) Manual and Fir

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Artillery Exercises (Field) Manual, 1877,

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Artillery Exercises Manual, 1873. Royal

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Artillery Exercises Manual, 1873. Revision

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Artillery Volunteers. Catechism for Officers.

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Austria, Armed Strength. Compiled at the

Topographical and Statistical Department of the War
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Austria. Treaties and Tariffs. See "Hertslet."

Authorized Arms. A Selection of Arms

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Auxiliary and Reserve Forces Circulars,

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Auxiliary Cavalry.
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Baldwin's Laws of Short Whist.

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Banting's Letter on Corpulence. Fourth

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