CONTENTS OF NO. XXXII.

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I. The Complete Works of John Milton in Verse and

Prose, printed from the Original Editions. With a

Life of the Author by the Rev. John Mitford. 8 vols.

8vo., uniform with Herbert and Taylor, . . 295

II. 1. New Zealand and its Aborigines. By W. Brown.

:: London, 1851.

2. The Otago Journal. Edinburgh, 1851.

3. The Canterbury Papers. Information concerning the

Settlement of Canterbury, New Zealand. London, 1851, 336

III. The Life of John Sterling. By Thomas Carlyle. London,

1851.

359

IV. 1. Reports of the Board of Agriculture. London, 1796–

1815.

2. Transactions—Proceedings—and Quarterly Journal of

the Geological Society of London. London, 1808–1851.

3. Transactions of the Highland and Agricultural Society

of Scotland. Edinburgh, 1850, 1851.

4. Report on the Geology of Cornwall, Devon, and West

Somerset. By Sir Henry De la Beche, F.R.S., &c.

&c., Director of the Ordnance Geological Survey.

London, 1839.

5. The Nature and Property of Soils, and their Connexion

with the Geological Formations on which they rest. By

John Morton, F.G.S. London, 1842. Third Edition.

6. Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England.

Vols. i.-xii. London, 1840–1852.

7. Lectures on Agricultural Chemistry and Geology. By

James F. W. Johnston, M.A., F.R.S.S. L. & E., &c.

&c. Edinburgh and London, 1844.

8. Memoirs of the Geological Survey of the United King-

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dom, and Museum of Economic Geology. Vol. i., Vol.

ii., Parts I. & II. Published by order of the Lords

Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury. London,

1846–1848.

9. Proposals for a Geological Survey, specially directed to

Agricultural Objects. By Joshua Trimmer, F.G.S.

London, 1850.

Report on the Agricultural Capabilities of New Bruns-

wick. By James F. W. Johnston, M.A., F.R.S.S. L.

& E., F.G.S., and C.S. Frederickton, 1850. Second

Edition.

11. Notes on North America-Agricultural, Economical,

and Social. By the Same. London, 1851.

12. An Address on the Recent Progress of Geological Re-

search in the United States, delivered at the Sixth

Annual Meeting of the Association of American Na.

turalists, held at Washington, May 1844. By Henry

Rogers, Professor of Geology in the University of

Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, 1844,

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344.

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V. An Introduction to the New Testament; containing an

Examination of the most important Questions relating

to the Authority, Interpretation, and Integrity of the

Canonical Books, with reference to the latest Inquiries.

By Samuel Davidson, LL.D., D.D. 3 vols. London,

1848–51, .. . . . . . 422

VI. 1. Arctic Searching Expedition: a Journal of a Boat

Voyage through Rupert's Land and the Arctic Sea, in

search of the Discovery Ships under command of Sir

John Franklin. With an Appendix on the Physical

Geography of North America. By Sir John Richard-

son, C.B., F.R.S., Inspector of Naval Hospitals and

Fleets. 2 vols., with Plates and Charts, pp. 840.

London, 1851.

2. Voyage of the Prince Albert in search of Sir John

Franklin ; a Narrative of Every-day Life in the Arctic

Seas. By W. Parker Snow. London, 1851. Pp. 416.

3. A Narrative of Arctic Discovery, from the earliest pe-

riod to the present time, with the details of the measures

adopted by her Majesty's Government for the relief of

the Expedition under Sir John Franklin. By John

J. Shillinglaw. London, 1850, 8vo. Pp. 348.

4. Sir John Franklin and the Arctic Regions, &c. By P.

L. Simmonds. London, 1851. Pp. 376.

5. An Arctic Voyage to Baffin's Bay and Lancaster Sound

in search of Friends with Sir John Franklin. By Ro-

bert Anstruther Goodsir, late President of the Royal

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Medical Society of Edinburgh. London, 1850. Pp.

152.

6. A Series of Ten Coloured Views taken during the Arctic

Expedition of her Majesty's ships Enterprise and In-

vestigator, under the command of Capt. Sir James C.

Ross, Kt., F.R.S., in search of Capt. Sir John Franklin,

Kt., K.C.H., drawn by Lieut. W. H. Browne, R.N.,

late of H.M.S. Enterprise, with a Summary of the Arctic

Expedition in search of Sir John Franklin. London,

1850.

7. Voyages of Discovery and Research within the Arctic

Regions, from the year 1818 to the present time. By

Sir John Barrow, Bart., F.R.S., An. æt. 82. London,

1846. Pp. 530.

8. Observations on a Work entitled “Voyages, &c., within

the Arctic Regions : by Sir John Barrow, Bart., ætat.

82.” Being a refutation of the numerous misrepresen-

tations contained in that volume. By Sir John Ross,

C.B., &c., Capt., R.N. 1846.

9. The Franklin Expedition; or Considerations on Mea-

sures for the Discovery and Relief of our Absent Ad-

venturers in the Arctic Regions. By the Rev. W.

Scoresby, D.D., F.R.S., London and Edinburgh, &c.,

&c. London, 1850. Pp. 98.

10. Log-Book of the Felix Discovery Vessel, commanded

by Rear-Admiral Sir John Ross, C.B., in MSS.

11. Report of the Committee of the Lords' Commissioners

of the Admiralty, to inquire into, and report on, the

recent Arctic Expeditions in search of Sir John Frank-

lin. London, 1851. Fol. Pp. 200.

12. Additional Papers relative to the Arctic Expedition,

under the orders of Capt. Austin and Mr. William

Penny. London, 1851. Pp. 370.

13. Arctic Expedition; a Lecture delivered at the London

Institution, Feb. 6, 1850. By Charles Richard Weld,

Assistant Secretary to the Royal Society. London,

1850. Pp. 48.

14. Arctic Miscellanies, a Souvenir of the late Polar Search.

By the Officers and Seamen of the Expedition. 1 vol.,

with numerous Illustrations. London, 1851. Pp.

348, .

VII. Memoir of Edward Copleston, D.D., Bishop of Llandaff,

with Selections from his Diary and Correspondence.

By William James Copleston, M.A., Rector of Crom-

hall, Gloucestershire, and late Fellow of Oriel College,

Oxford. London, 1851.

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VIII. Wesley and Methodism. By Isaac Taylor. London,

1851, · · · · · · 506

IX. Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education -

1850-51, . . . . . 537

X. 1. Euvres de Louis Napoléon Bonaparte. Paris. 3 tom.

8vo.

2. Des Idées Napoléoniennes. Par L. N. Bonaparte.

Paris,.

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NORTH BRITISH REVIEW.

NOVEMBER, 1851.

ART. 1.-1. Prize Essays on a Congress of Nations for the Ad

justment of International Disputes, and for the Promotion of Unirersal Peace without Resort to Arms; together with a Sixth Essay, comprising the Substance of the Rejected Essays. Bos

ton, 1840. 8vo, pp. 706. 2. The Manual of Peace, exhibiting the Evils and Remedies of

War. By THOMAS C. UPHAM, Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy in Bowdoin College. Published by the

American Peace Society. Boston, 1842. 12mo, pp. 212. 3. An Inquiry into the Accordancy of War with the Principles of

Christianity, and an Examination of the Philosophical Reasoning by which it is Defended ; with Observations on some of the Causes of War and on some of its Effects. Fourth Edition,

London, 1843. Pp. 112. 4. The Cause of the Heavy Burden of Great Britain, and of her

National Debt; comprising a rapid survey of some of the great events especially connected with the Finances of British History during the last 150 years. Second Edition. London, 1843.

Pp. 12. 5. The True Grandeur of Nations ; an Oration delivered before

the Authorities of the city of Boston, U.S., on the 4th of July

1845, by CHARLES SUMNER. Boston, 1849. 6. Extracts from “ The True Grandeur of Nations." Liverpool,

1846. Pp. 31. 7. Congrès des Amis de la Paix Universelle réunis à Bruxelles

en 1848. Bruxelles, 1849. Pp. 90. 8. Report of the Proceedings of the Second General Peace Con

gress, held in Paris on the 22d, 23d, and 24th of August 1849.

London, 1850. 9. Verhandlungen des dritten allgemeinen Friedenscongresses,

gehalten in der Paulskirche zu Frankfurt am 22, 23, und 24te August 1850. Frankfurt am Main, 1851. 8vo, pp. 100. VOL. XVI. NO. XXXI.