KNIGHT'S WEEKLY

I. William Caxton: a Biography.
II. Mind amongst the Spindles.
III. XII. The Englishwoman in
Egypt: 2 Vols.

IV. VII. Lamb's Tales from Shak-
spere: 2 Vols.

V. XXV. XXXVIII. L. LXX.
LXXX. British Manufactures :
6 Vols.

VI. IX. XIII. XXXII. The Chinese:
4 Vols.

VIII. Feats on the Fiord.

X. Y. Tasso's Jerusalem De-
livered: 2 Vols.

XI. Bird Architecture.
XV. The Elephant.
XVI. XLVIII. Rambles by Rivers,
XVII. XVIII. XXXVI. XXXVII.

XLIX. L. History of Literature
and Learning in England: 6 Vols.
XIX. Dialogues on Instinct
XX. XXIV. XXVI. History of Bri-
tish Commerce: 3 Vols.
XXI. A Volume of Varieties.
XXII. XXIII. The Camp of Re-
fuge: 2 Vols.

XXVII. LVIII. LXXXII. CXV.
CXVI. C Wars of Rome,5 Vols.
XXVIII. Life of Sir T. Gresham.
XXIX. XXXI, XXXIII. Pursuit of
Knowledge: 3 Vols.

XXX. Pictures of English Life.--
Chancer

XXXIV. Memoirs of a Working
XXXV. The Cid.

[Man.

XXXIX. XL. Insect Architecture,

&c.: 2 Vols.

XLI. LI. The Lost Senses.-Deaf

ness-Blindness.

XLII. XCVI. Curiosities of Phy-
sical Geography: 2 Vols.
XLIII. The Dutch in the Medway.
XLIV. The History of the Dog.
XLV. XLVI. LXXXVIII. XC. Bio-

VOLUME.
graphical History of Philosophy:
4 Vols.

XLVII. Arabian Tales & Anecdotes.
LII. LIII. LXIII. LXV. LXXIV.
LXXVIII. Statesmen of the
Time of George III.: 6 Vols.
LIV. LIX. LXIV. LXIX. LXXVI.
LXXXIV.XCII. CII. CVII. CIX.
CX. CXII. Cabinet Portrait Gal-
lery: 12 Vols.

LV. LVII. Memoirs of the Early
Italian Painters: 2 Vols.
LVI. Racined the French Clas-
sical Drama.

LX. LXVI. LXXI. Spenser, and
his Poetry: 3 Vols.

LXII. A Legend of Reading Abbey.
LXVII. Capital and Labour.
LXVIII. The History of the Horse.
LXXII. LXXIII. LXXVII.
LXXIX. Paley's Natural Theo-
logy. 4 Vols.

LXXV. CXIV. Canterbury Tales.
2 Vols.

LXXXI. CXI. The Romance of
Travel: 2 Vols.

LXXXIII. XCIII. Napoleon Bona-
parte: 2 Vols.
LXXXV.LXXXVI.LXXXVII.His-
torical Parallels: 2 Vols.
LXXXIX. The Oregon Territory.
NCI CVIII. The Food of Man:
? Vols.

XCIV.-Industry of the Rhine :
Series I.--Agriculture.
XCV. Hudibras.

XCVII CVI. CXIII. Bacon and his
Writings: 3 Vols.

XCVIII. XCIX. Lands, Classical
and Sacred: 2 Vols.

C. Flowers and their Associations.
CI. The Backwoods of Canada.
CIII. CIV.CV. Modern Egyptians :
3 Vols.

KNIGHT'S MONTHLY VOLUME.

I. Popular Customs, &c., of the
South of Italy.

II. Englishwoman in Egypt. Se-
→cond Series, written in 1845-6.
III. Lord Brougham's Discourses
on Science and Political Science.
IV. The Spanish Drama.

V. The Billow and the Rock
VI. Molière, and the French Clas-
sical Drama.

VII. VIII. IX. X. Philosophy of
Health. 2 Vols.

XI. XLIV. Rambles by Rivers.
XII. XIII. Settlers and Convicts.
V. XV. Pursuit of Knowledge.
Female Examples.

Field, Garden, & Woodland.
I. XVIII. History of Painting.

XIX. XX. Pompeii.
XXI. Popular Tumults.

XXII. XXIII. British Costume.
XXIV. XXV. Bird Miscellanies.
XXVI. XXVII. Book of Table-
Talk, 2 Vols.

XXVIII. Industry of the Rhine.
Series II.-Manufactures.
XXIX. History of Monkeys.
XXX. XXXI. Secret Societies.
XXXII. WesternCoast of Norway.
XXXIII. XXXIV. Physical Geo-
graphy of the Holy Land.
XXXV. XXXVI. XXXVII. His-
tory of Paris.

XXXVIII. XXXIX. XL. XLI.
XLII. XLIII. History of the
Mammalia.

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