s and addresses are
given for that purpose:

OXFORD ALMANACK for 1719.

AMOENITATES ACADEMICAE. Vol. I. Holmiae, 1749.

BROWNE HIST. NAT. JAMAICAE. Lond. 1756. Folio.

AMMANUS l. STIRPES RARIORES. Petrop. 1739.

PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS for 1683.

ANNALS OF PHILOSOPHY for January, 1824.

PESHALL'S MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS.

UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE for January, 1763.

SPRINGEL AND DECANDOLLE'S BOTANY.

DR. RICHARDSON'S CORRESPONDENCE, by DAWSON TURNER.

AMHERST'S TERRAE FILIUS, 1726.

Wanted by _Mr. H. T. Bobart_, Ashby-de-la-Zouch.

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LADERCHII ANNALES ECCLESIASTICAE. 3 Tom. Folio. Romae, 1728-37.

THE BIBLE in Shorthand, according to the method of Mr. James Weston, whose
Shorthand Prayer Book was published in the Year 1730. A Copy of Addy's
Copperplate Shorthand Bible, London, 1687, would be given in exchange.

Wanted by _Rev. Richard Gibbings_, Falcarragh, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal.

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PECK'S (FR.) HISTORY OF THE STAMFORD BULL RUNNING.

THE CASE OF MR. SAM. BRUCKSHAW CONSIDERED. 8vo. or 12mo.

Wanted by _Mr. J. Phillips_, Stamford.

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LONDON MAGAZINE. Vol. LXIV. to 1779.

NICHOLS' LITERARY ANECDOTES, and the Continuation.

Wanted by _F. Dinsdale_, Leamington.

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JOSEPH MEDE'S WORKS.

JONES'S (of Nayland) SERMONS, by Walker. 2 Vols. 8vo.

PLAIN SERMONS. 10 Vols. 8vo.

DEATH-BED SCENES. Best Edition.

ROSE'S (H. J.) SERMONS.

WILBERFORCE'S LIFE. 5 Vols.

Wanted by _Simms & Son_, Booksellers, Bath.

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HUTCHINS'S DORSETSHIRE. Last Edition.

Wanted by _James Dearden_, Upton House, Poole.

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CLARENDON'S HISTORY OF THE REBELLION. Folio. Oxford 1703. Vol. I.

Wanted by _Rev. John James Avington_, Hungerford.

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AN EXAMINATION OF THE CHARTERS AND STATUTES OF TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN
(with the Postscript), by George Miller, D.D., F.T.C.D. Dublin, 1804.

A [First] LETTER TO THE REV DR. PUSEY, in reference to his Letter to the
Lord Bishop of Oxford, by George Miller, D.D. London, 1840.

Wanted by _Rev. B. H. Blacker_, 11. Pembroke Road, Dublin.

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Notices to Correspondents.

W. H. M. W. _The Heralds' visitation for Wiltshire in 1622 will be found