Catalogue of the printed books preserved at Haigh Hall, Wigan, Co. Pal. Lancast > E--K

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EDMOND
EDMUND
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EDMOND (John Philip) Last notes on the Aberdeen
printers. Aberdeen, W. Jolly and Sons, 1888.
8°. 7J in. (8) +36 pp. Only 56 copies privately printed.
The Rejoicings at Aberdeen for the restoration of
Charles 11., 14 June 1660. [Edited by J. P. E., i.e. J.
P. Edmond.] 1883, 4°. See E., j. p.
Society of Writers to His Majesty’s Signet librarian-
ship : Application by J. P. Edmond, April 30, 1904.
Aberdeen, The University Press Ltd., 1904.
8°. 9J in. 21 pp. + (l) p.
Suggestions for the description of printed books printed
between 1501 and 1640. . . . [Aberdeen, 1902.]
8°. 9J in. 12 pp. Reprinted from the Library Association Becord.
EDMONDS (Charles) Editor of the Poetry of the Anti-
Jacobin. See James i.,King of Great Britain and Ireland.
PWiA.ixoi' Au>pov; or, His Majestys instructions to his . . .
sonne Henry the Prince. . . . [Edited by C. Edmonds.]
1887, 4°.
See Lamport (A) garland from the library of Sir C. E.
Isham, Bart. . . . [Edited by C. Edmonds.] 1881,
4°.
EDMONDS (George) The Philosophic alphabet, with an
explanation of its principles, and a variety of extracts,
illustrating its adaptation to the sounds of the English
language, and also of the Hebrew, Greek, Latin, French,
Italian, and Spanish; to which is added, a philosophic
system of punctuation. . . .
London, Birmingham [printed], 1832.
8°. 8J in. iv.+96 pp., 1 errata slip, 1 plate.
A Universal alphabet, grammar, and language: com¬
prising a scientific classification of the radical elements
of discourse : and illustrative translations from the Holy
Scriptures and the principal British classics : to which is
added, a dictionary of the language. . . .
London and Glasgoiv, [1856].
4°. 11 in. (4) + vii. pp.+ (1) p.+ vii. pp. + (l) p.+34 +(2) +152 +(2)
+ 44 + iii. + (3) + ix. + (139) + 3 pp. + (l) p.
With bookplate of Cornelius Walford.
EDMONDS (John Worth) Spiritualism. By J. W.
Edmonds and G. T. Dexter. . . . With an appendix by
N. P. Tallmadge. . . . Ninth edition. [Vol. 11. Second
edition.] New York, Patridge and Brittan, 1854, ’55.
8°. 9 in. 2 vols. 1. 505 pp. + (1) p., 1 plate. 11. 542 pp., 2 portraits.
EDMONDS (Elizabeth Mayhew) Mrs. See Koloko-
trones (t.) Kolokotrones, the Klepht and the warrior.
. . . Translated from the Greek ... by Mrs. Edmonds.
. . . 1892, 8°.
EDMONDSON (Joseph) Mowbray Herald. An Historical
and genealogical account of the noble family of Greville,
to the time of Francis, the present Earl Brooke, and
Earl of Warwick ; including the history and succession
of the several Earls of Warwick since the Norman Con¬
quest ; and some account of Warwick Castle.
London, 1766.
8°. 9J in. (41 + 108 pp., 10 plates. Privately printed.
With bookplate of James Hews Bransby.
EDMONDSON (Richard) Observations on, and suggested
amendments of the Money-Lenders Bill, 1899. . . .
London, Waterlow, 1899.
8°. 7£ in. 26+(2) pp.
EDMONSTONE [Sir Archibald) 3rd Bart. [Report on]
the manuscripts at Colzium of Sir A. Edmonstone, Bart.,
of Duntreath [by J. Stuart]. Hist. mss. Commission
3, pp. 407, 408. 1872, fol.
EDMONSTONE (Neil Benjamin) [Sale catalogue of the
library of N. B. Edmonstone, June 18th, 1842.]
[London], 1842.
8°. 81 in. pp. 37 to 55 + (l) p. Sale Catalogues, Oriental (7).
EDMUND [Rich], Saint, Archbishop of Canterbury. S.
Edmundi . . . speculum ecclesiae. ... La Bigne (m. de)
Maxima bibliotheca, vol. 25, pp. 316-327. 1677, fol.
EDMUNDS (Henry) LL.D. Extracts from the several
treaties subsisting between Great Britain and other
kingdoms ... of such articles ... as relate to the duty
... of the commanders of the King of Great Britain’s
ships of war. . . . [Collected by H. E.] 1741, 4°. See
Extracts.
EDMUNDS (William) of the Parish of St. Giles, Cripple-
gate. See Newbery (w.) A Letter'to Dr. Fowler ... in
answer to his late vindicatory preface. By W. Newbery
and W. Edmunds. 1685, fol.
See Smythies (w.) A Reply to a Letter sent by W.
Newberry and W. E. to Dr. Fowler. . . . 1685, fol.
EDOM. Lindsay (a. w. c.) 2bth Earl of Craiuford, etc.
Letters on Egypt, Edom and the Holy Land. . . . 1838,8°.
EDRISIUS. See Muhammad ibn Muhammad, al-Idrisi.
EDUCATION. Brougham (h.) Baron Brougham and
Vaux. The Speech of Henry Lord Brougham, in the
House of Lords, ... on the education of the people.
1835, 8°.
Burgess (r.) A Letter to . . . W. F. Hook ... on his
proposed plans for the education of the people. . . . 1846,
8°.
—— Burnet (g.) Thoughts on education. . . . 1761, 8°.
Colquhoun (p.) A New . . . system of education for the
labouring people. . . . 1806, 8°.
Considerant (v. p.) Th6orie de lAducation naturelle
et attrayante. . . . 1844, 8°.
Demolins (e.) L’Education nouvelle ; lAcole des Roches.
. . . [1899], 12°.
Doria (s.) A Scheme of national education. . . . 1857,
8°.
An Address to the working classes, being a supple¬
ment. . . . 1857, 8°.
Edgeworth (m.) Practical education. . . . Second edi¬
tion. 1801, 8°.
England.—Departments of State, etc.—Education De¬
partment. Education Department. Special reports on
educational subjects. 1898-1902, 8°.
England.—Departments of State, etc. Royal Commis¬
sion on Secondary Education. Royal commission on
secondary education. 1895, 8“-
England.—Departments of State, etc.—Science and
Art Department. Forty-second[-forty-fifth] report of
the Department of Science and Art of the Committee of
Council on Education. . . . 1895-98, 8°.
Enseignement. L’Enseignement. Journal des 4coles.
. . . 1849, fol.
Essay (An) occasion’d by the Rev. Mr. Madden’s
scheme for promoting learning in the college by prae-
miums. 1731, 8°.
Faussett (g.) A Sermon on the necessity of educating
the poor in the principles of the Established Church. . . .
Second edition. 1811, 8°.
—— Foster (j.) An Essay on the evils of popular ignorance.
. . . 1834, 8°.
Grinfield (e. w.) A Reply to Mr. Brougham’s “ Practi¬
cal observations upon the education of the people ”.
1825, 8°.